. after a visit at the home of Dr.
e
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llllllliilll
Alfred Crockett. who underwent an
Prompt and slisisat service at A
all times. 1
i’ersoaai attention gives-to ail
Williamson... ‘
OWN”, . ll patrons.
Come inaudpgut :lyonr car.
onions consular
".- PMFWF'W":
W. V.‘ Show has "roiliriied to Basic:
an
lJ-hy-..ls-wi.l<. .. ..
Mrs. F. D Baker in Fort street .
The finishing touches. are being put
on Finch Brothers‘ new house in East
avenue, near the residence of Harry
Rider. '
The, Oriole baseball team will have:
as opponents Sunday the Dhrlen Jrs.
it is planned to play the game in East
Norwaik.
Mr. McKenzie and family. who have
been residing for some time in Sea-
view avenue. have moved back to Dan»
.. bury, their former home.
Mrs. Whitson Wheeler andlMiss Ju-
lia Hawkins. of Rowan street. are
guests of relatives in Mattatuck and
Port Jefferson. Long island.
There will be Holy Communion at
the East Avenue Methodist Church
Sunday morning. The service will be
in charge of the pastor, Rev. w. W.
Gillies. who returned from his annual
vacation this week.
Emerson Ayers, who has been ill
for several days. is so much improved
that be able to resume the duties of
his store today. though he has not
fully regained his strength. Mr. Ayers
was threatened with typhoid fever.
in a little more than two weeks the
winter schedule will go into effect on
the local trolley system. 80 for an
East Nor-walk is concerned it is expec.
ted there will be no change. except in
the personnel of the trolley crews.
The steamer Huntington had anoth.
er bit of hard luck today on her trip
across the Sound. This morning's
.trip was the third in succession with-
out the beet of weather. though this
morning it was apparently, clearing
when the boat reached her dock.
Henry J. Dexter. manager‘of the
Fibre Products Company, is ill in New
York City but expects to be able to
come up here tomorrow. Mr. Dexter
was taken ill in New York on the oc-
casion on a trip to that city earlier in
the week. His son. Harry Dexter, went
down to see him yesterday.
it is espected that on the occasion
of the celebration next Thursday night
over the arrival of the new combined
chemical and hose wagon. Chief Fred-
erick M. Wheeler and his assistants
will go over to South Norwalk and
drive the apparatus over. The forma-
tion of the parade to be in blast Nor-
walk.
~Ali kinds of school shoes at Con-
nenliy at Bracken's. 81 Washington at.
Dec Marshall's annual fail walking
club has not yet gotten into its usual
stride but it is fully anticipated that it
will bloom as usual just as soon II.
cooler weather sets in. Clayton 1.
Marshall is the president of the club
and Charley Fielding the secretary.
'i‘heir hikes in the past have been to
Wilton. Weatport. and other places.
The steam cutter of the Second Sec-
tion of the Third Division. Connecticut
Naval militia. of this city. is on the
share at the Country Club, for an over.
haulin in connection with the visit
here 0 the United States gunboat Ma-
chine, the practice ship of the Consec
tlcut Naval Militiamen. The Machine
is to be stationed oft Roton Point all
next week beginning with Monday.
On a recent visit to East Norwalk.
Captain Stanley Lowndcs of North.
port. announced that he has invited
more than 300 people to participate in
his annual outing to this shore. The
exact date has not yet been decided
upon but it will be held shortly. the
rty coming across the sound by
t. The annual dinner. as custom-
ary. will be served at the buried
House 9
The local oystermen have .been
made somewhat more happy by the
discovery of something in the :vsy of,
it no
much indication yet that it will be ov-
er “WT-h- Late "to as a resultdo
not ‘ _ ”line as, well,” toss that
out use appearance » at -3. u usual
I ermun said
s reports of
he has not yet seen
a "set." it is late and there
it a. this scissors
in a morning. despite
the late set. that
any evidence of slit!
5
rs. baseball entail-int- mu me
their way or!" to loath Norwalit In
in ~
tomorrow afternoon.
e in which
numbers .
there wilibe s III
iiiast Norwaiit
scores and the esters will
their best to win.
a Wt.
Alphonse Cadaver seen of Deminlcit
Oahevari. the nest rivets fftlitdeal
er. was painfully iniorad and had a
narrow goalie from many his neck
yestsrd at the crescent laundry.
where he was delivering some fruit. I
in oil him about the elevator shaft
on the» d floor. he lost his balance
and fell to the deer below.
«tor ' it. you iii-tyne esp
the seas. Dr. I. a. user.
if. very much .i ."
terostsd The showers are to .try
conclusions at tldo'with the Norwaiiil:
. The latter have neontiy defeated the
.‘Wlnnipauts anleUtportl by clog:
hey also haVe can»
siderabia hope of .bt‘lligllig about such
partition for appendicitis at the Nor»
k hospital. this week. is int rov»
nicely. but will remain at the nati»
tutihn several days more.
There will be a communio service
in it e liawayton Methodist placepal
church. Sunday morning at 10:30
o’clock. and in the evenin tile church
members will unite with t e Darlen M.
E.flhurcb in their reopening exercises
at 7:30 o'clock. There will be no ser-
vice in the Rowayton church.
~“Doah's Ointment cured me of
eczema that had annoyed, me a long
time. The cure was permhnent."-
Hon. 8. W. Matthews. Commissioner
Labor Statistics. Augusta. Me. '
um ill llillilillli.
Kerr Pr as baseball team was de-
feated .Ba urday. by the ‘Noroton
nine. 16-20.
Lincoln Council. Junior 0. U. A. M..
of’ Dorian. will resume weekly meet-
ines September ~ii.
.Orvlile Sawyer, of The Farm Dis-
trial, has entered the Soldiers’ Home
at Nor-atop Heights.
Mrs. George F. Bearse. of Barton.
left Friday to spend several weeks in
and around Boston. with friends.
Jack Cbnroy, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Conroy. of New Canaan ave
line. is improving slowly from a fail
last Friday. which caused him to be
unconscious and delirious for a time.
Drs. Carroll and Rowell Were thd at-
tending physicians.
The Darien baseball team will play
the All Stamfords tomorrow afternoon
and on Labor Day will play a double
header with the North Ends. of Bridge
and the other in the afternoon and
both at the Noxon lot.
Jerome 8. Gainer. chairman of the
Darien Republican town committee.
has called a canons of the members of
that party for next Thursday evening.
at 8 ofele‘cir. in the Town Hall. for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
town officers fur the coming year.
Announcement is made of the mar-
riage of Andrew Taylor. the well»
known Darien business man. and Mrs.
Georgianna T. Bronson. of New York
city. the ceremony having been per»
formed in Plantsville by the Rev.
John B. Fecht. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
have been on a wedding trip by auto-
mobile during the week.
I
NOTICE '
The Republican voters of the Town
of Darlen. Conn, are hereby warned
and notified to assemble in caucus on
Thursday. September 8th, 1910. at 8
o'clock p. m.. in the Town Hall. to
naminatc candidates for town offices
for the ensuing year.
, Per Order of Republican Town Com-
mlttee.
..
JEROME S. (MINER.
Chairman.
Add: Tea
One Tea “Nosed Out” of Many
We have it in 1-4 lb. and 1-2 lb. pack:
ages. Mixed Green and Black, For-
mosa. Oblong, Ceylon and indie. Eng.
llsh Breakfast.
Schlichting Bros. & Co.
co}. niiime Ave. a Main at. Oarien
tielaot Groceries. Hay, Grain. near
and lead. Hardware. Palate. Glass. eta.
iiiili'llli
Homer Beers spent Wednesday in
New York. ‘
Mrs. A. A. Miller has spent several
days in New York this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Strayer and children
are enjoying a two weeks' vacation
out of town.
,fievsral from Westport attended
the funeral of Mrs. Ann lilllsa Tread-
well in Weston, Wednesday.
Mrs. John Henry Jennings has re-
turhhd from an automobile tour
through New Hampshire and other
states. ,
-Weilsy. the seven-yearold son of
plasmas James Mills. fell from s
o my tree yesterday and dislocated
his arm.
MN. .i. Damn baptised the in-
fsntdasghtsr of hlr. and Mrs. it. Me-
Ksnoa and twin sons of Mr. and Mrs.
John Debits
. All antibilebils bearing the tag "Flor-
ido" stopped in town yesterday. The
Oil were on their why to Jackson-
vii Jilin. from the White mountains.
; This evening the children connecti
ed 'with the Church of the Assumption
“It?" chew, of . the entertainment
E! i ‘ t. a lathe! will close
her, by evening.
‘ ' is cited fauciers have receiv-
ed» _ , s to attend the first an;
n f _‘ id darting of the Southern
wfli Poultry association at
r! ’s drove, on the East Lyme
trolisylins.
The My school of the Con ega-
‘iiohll Wit enjoyed its aunua pics
to It Collide beach. Wednesday. Be-
side a beautiful corner the swim!“ was
given an suicyable ride by mnemo‘
mtg-hired for the day. All had a
A
e
s on . stew _
afternoon throwhir the driller.
Millie. to the.
.Ii‘l'llitbi'iilfil .
this a; n
‘3. ml
bro
what damaged.“ ,.
tiiiuu.
I
avenue. Norwailt.
N. in. over builder.
,. Mrs. A. B. Gregory. who has
to leave her home.
avenue. is visiting relatives in
York and Brooklyn.
Mrs.
in Newtown avenue.
days last weelt iii *Ridgefleid
Bridgeport with friends.
town “avenue. spent Tuesday with
Wright. of East Norwslk.
interior of the chapel repainted.
‘ Miss Florence Wlilmotl. of
Mrs. Robert Gregory. of Newtown
nus.
avenue. ls‘vielting ‘her sisters.
Beach, Milford.
Newtown avenue.
home Thursday. after a month’s
cottage at Laurel Beach.
W nun."
Mrs. G. D. Davenport has rain
from a two weeks‘ sojourn at
Nurses liest. ilelle island.
the Congregational Church. last
day morning.
ford. and Mrs. Edgar Bloomer and
Dave Bloomer. of Norwalk. spent
tigy in Wilton.
The water cemmlssionera.
found It expedient to poison the
spending the summer in town.
winter.
Friday afternoon of this
changed for a I r
my entire seal it it was
Norwm
Mr. Fresh 1. Jones.
Dear Cir:
lng lest fall
ilaatiug
way you like.
’
The Heating
r
it
Oboe! dealt bros} tests of mules .
ground bristling!
“ .1. vs
. ‘ Ii‘heiirrns's‘“ ‘
o to pi es and the which some.
Mrs. Radiant. of Grumman avenue. ls
Mrs; Robert Gregory and sun so
Tuasdayavith Mrs. Squires, of Uh on
Mr. Dawning. of Newtown Ivonne 1
entertainedher sister from Yonkers. .‘
sick for several weeks. is still unable “
Miss illmeda Downing. of Newtown
tchford and son. of Brooklyn.“ ‘ f
visited est week at Thomas Gregory's. '
Mrs. Hattie Boston spent several
Mrs. William’coggswen. of New-
The King's Daughters. of the Gran .
bury chapel. are preparing to have the
York. has been a guest of her sister.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory. of Newtown
ii‘risble and Mrs. iiswley.» at Laurel
Mrs. Julia Fitch and Miss Fitch. of
Bridgeport. were over Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Gregory.
Miss Mildred Gregory will return
with her aunt. Mrs. Frisbie. at their
Mrs. Lucy Benedict was the guest on
Wednesray of Mrs. Edward Godfrey.
Mrs. D. it. Lambert left town on
Wednesday mor a short stay in Guinea.
port, one. game to be in the morning N. .i.
Rev. w. R. Nichols. of Wilton’s Itili'i'
mer residents. occupied the pulpit of
Mr. and Mrs. David Hughes. of Barb
having
in ihe loWer reservoir, a large quanti-
ty it is said are lying on the shore.
Mrs. Henry Beers. who has been
last week for Roxbury. where she will
visit her daughter. prior to leaving for
California. where she will spend the
bliss Katherine Sturgea mm in.
week. a
To the "eating 0. Plumbing Co.
Gentlemen: During the winter of 1907-08 1 need me worth of coal to
beat my sis apartment housemaiaga better of well known make. This
Conn. July ”"10. ' ,
The bpencer Boiler which you n
u no complete estimation is every we Our out but was
one-half of w at it had been the proud
slim 1. sense. seam has.“ .1
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been
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idol?
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teiy run down
Now» 1
Mid
Mrs. '
efferscn. lows. ‘ .
Another Woman Cured.
Glenwood. lows. - “ About three
years ago lubed billing and other is-
male ire s. and i was nothing b
skin and , see. i was so sick i can
not do my own work. Within sis
Enlllt‘hlnl was nude sound and well by
yd . Piukham‘ei’si‘etable Com.
und. 1 will. ways is l myfrie
nhat 'th he 10%;!le Hg. anal on
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Dunfi-G‘ ‘ oyodJowa.
New
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Mrs.
9 a
law
if you belong to thet countless army
of women who suffer horn some form
at female iii {use try Lydia E. Pink-
sm‘s Vegeta e Compound.
‘ For thirty years this famous rented
has been the standard for all foru s
female lliajand h . cured thousau of
women who have 7 a troubled wit
such ailments as displacemen fibre
telnet-a ulceration. lutlamma on. in
lies. a . .
“it“ . prop. to
“trim umuh “fig“. Fm
It ll free and law”. It .
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friends. Music and games were enjoy-
ed and a delightful afternoon was
spent. supplemented with dainty re~
freshments by the hostess.
The Cannon plumbers of Pomona
Grange h a Method at their picnic
at Wakeman'a grove, Compo beach. on
Wednesday. Among those attending
were Miss Josephine Osborne. and th
Misses Willing. ofCannan. -‘
Mrs. Frank Commit entertained
the whiat club at her home. Tuesday
afternoon. The players out on the
spacious shady lawn occupying four
tables. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. J. Mciiweu licits. Tuesday. Sep-
tember ll. 1 ‘
Two handsome male deer were seen
on Tuesday. drinking from the river
near the lower crossing. afterward
they quietly fed for some time in a
nearby meadow, while thus engaged.
Robert Morebouse secured some fine
of.
visit
rned
the
Sun-
Mrs.
Sun»
fish
left
Norwalh. Conn. July 23.
boiler and used it during the winter of lbw-lo and
4 ill. matting a net. saving was.
You may use this statement in any way you care in.
Yours truly.
I
nannv W. Mhrknn.
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to
rims can _ .‘Iili.
us ’ in the sentinel nuns
lag seasons. You may use this in say
Very truly yours.
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flop. Evening Sentinel.
and Pliiihlling Co.
, our...
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AN UNUOUAL OFFER.
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The Flalsted Drug Store says to ev-
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w" ery person. be it man, woman or child.
. who has so irritated. tender-er itching
skin to come to our store and procure
a bottle of ZiilMO and a cake pf
znuo soap and if you are not entire-
ly satisfied with results, come back
and get your money. novoonildent are
we of the eiileacy of this. clean. simple
treatment. that we make you this un-
usual offer.
- ZEMO is a clear liquid for external
use that has cured so many cases of
ecsema. pimples. dandruff and other
forms of skin eruption. ZEMO and”
WHO so's are the most economical
as wall as e cleanest and most effec-
tive tre‘iitnieht for affections of the
skin or sip, whether on infant . or
grown no , n.
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Read the Krieger chm. on page 8.
it 80 s very interesting news for ladies
win ing to purchase handsome ostrich
3 willow plumes. .
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The Reed a you.
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL OHOP
in the Town
AUTO BUPPLIEB
Phone 805—50 South Main Street
3. Norwallt. Conn. » Mute Hall Block
I“ I
‘_ David W. Raymond .
is North were about. scour Milt.
Residence. a Washington Itresf.
Telephone at elites. use.
Teleshees at house. «a
srswanT
COOK
STOVES
are the equal of any
made and lower
in price
$19
will buy a Stewart. fully
guaranteed by us
The A. J. Angevine & Son Co.
in to 1“ Washington street.
tooth Hamil:
Automobiles
TO HINT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Agents for Maxwell. Koshler “40." Co-
lumbia. liupmobils. and iiiverllt “30."
grand new Bveritt demonstrator in
we.
. Do you watch the little Hupp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest two-passenger
car on earth.
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto (Iotapany
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
best. order your Gas
Range today
' $14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
lion-s atonic
as me. bursitis. owns .
PM“ GO: _ e
liliil
8.1
‘ ‘niJou- basalt. .
Not to see the program for the last
three days of this week at the=BiJou
Dream at Hoyt‘a Theatre. means the
missing at one of the most delightfully
entertaining hills that have been‘Tire»
seated at this popular place of amuse-
ment in many months. The bi is not
one. of those kind that is d in
spots~~an interesting riot and on one
of mediocre value-Amt is first class
throughout. This is a standard requir-
ed at the Ellen Dream and accounts
for the big crowds at every perform-
ance. Boyd ‘ Marshall
and Katherine
Bell in "The Wall Between" present
one of the prettiest acts in vaudeville
and do it in such a manner that they
will find favor in the biggest vaudeville
houses in the country.
play, is a genuine scream.
The special
feature. "Buster Brown and Tige" com-
Thls not
will surely drive away the blues. Bur-
nel Levine's entertainment is a novel
one. in which caricatures are develop»
ed on a screen, and Patter Tom Wil-
son is a top aotcher among the mono
the best, are changed daily.
m
WILLIMANTIC MAN DEAD.
PURE;
wnotssats ano RETAIL.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
logulsts. The motion pictures. always
WILLIMANTIC. Sept. 2.--Novatus
C. King. Jr Well:todo..cltisen..and for
years a wholesale dealer in paints and‘
oils. died yesterday afternoon of heart
disease. lie was 08 years of age- H
La I e Ice
Brookside Lake ice Co.
Office and Iteraoa. n. v. N. H. a it.
' can... a
. it, s
Weigh yourself before .
to use Siamese, the great iiesh~f
food. The woudertui sale co ltd
ration since first introduced in
drwalir; and ‘ the remarkable
following its use have made Frail
Baxter such an enthusiastic . i...
lathe great value of figmose din
gives his personal guarantee to, ..
the money it 'ssmose will nob .
thin people attend restore“ strength
and health tonthose who use it. ~
chhls is a strong gusrantee.-bnf. r
Baxter has seen so many of bio . ”far
tomers‘ who a few weeks ago i '
like walking skeletons become
and well. solely through‘the use.
Because that he tools. 0 cannot:
too muh to indue people to try it.» s
This marvelous flesh-forming
assimilated ag“ soon as it is taken
the stomach. makes good rich bl ,
tones up the weakened system. it, a
to assimilate the food and mites e3:
user plump. Welland. rosy. ‘ ‘
OONDBR YACHT RACES . . .
MARION. Mass. Sept. ,2.-——The spa '
der yacht aspirants for honors in . i.
many next June, as members of? ‘
American team ln‘the races for
.Emperor William and Prince H
cups, gathered in Busaard’s’Bay
in anticipation of a series or trial
held by the Eastern Yacht Club.
were 14 boats in Marion harbor .
ready for the races. All owners as; o A
signed an agreement to take their
boats to Germany in the event orthdir.
being selected as the challengers. ‘
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For Sale in any amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
load Required by Law
Deposited With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
J. M. Layton & Co.
5 Railroad Ave.. booth Nor-walk
.‘
m wasnmarou ersasv
Sold. insured. Rented
QUICK AUTO IIRVICI
uses in Property dens at
15 Death Milli It.
shall. now
Real mat;
Have fleets Collected. sedan lush
“a J. B. Lawrence Agency
. ‘ 7 C" » i9 544?
Tisfuiltiinet "
Idle frosts ”of ‘fallfd:fi% 1.
. chillies are . "
our way. A Specialtyof mhie .5
Cleaning amgkepauing'
Furnaces ' l employ esreiuhsnd‘f
capabiemea. whcdotheirii”,
well. if. you need a W
FURNACE. give me a chalictrto
figure on the work. ‘ .,
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