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“The frame has been raised till“ the
new house of Ellis Howard in Edllo
avenue. ‘ . .
Fred Brown has taken a position
with the Stevens Oyster Company, in
. Rowayton.“ . ,, .
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Baker. ‘of
Edlie avenue, were visitors at ‘Savin
Rock Yesterday.
Miss Helen Raymond. of Bethel, is
a guest of Miss Marlon L'Homtnedieu.
of Rowan street. ,
Miss Marion A. Bold. of 8 Pitch
street, returned home on Saturday
from .3 month's stay at the Thousand
Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard King. of Long
Island. spent the day yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. G. iioward King, of East
Norwalk.
Mrs. Charles Smith, of New Britain.
spent tlle holiday with Mr. and Mrs. B.
S. Naphey. 0i Osborn avenue. East
Nor-walk. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bogart, of New
York. were holiday guests of the form-
ers parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bo-
gart. of Fort street.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L‘i-iommedieu
and son cariton. or Rowan street. were
guests over Sunday and Labor Dhy of
relatives In Bethe! and Newtown.
William Roberts. who has been malt.
lug a short visit with his mother. Mrs.
Mary Roberts, of us Fort street. re-
turned last night to Dalton, Mass.
Charles R. Barnes. of New York,
has been spending the holidays at
Wurrynot Lodge. the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Help at Dorlon’s Point.
George W. Siauson. a contractor and
builder of Yonkers. New York. has
been visiting for two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Reid. of Fitch
street.
Mrs. Henry Osborn. of liempstead.
Long island. who has been a guest at
Mrs. Charles L. Ainsww-lh, or Cottage
street, loft today for ’i‘homnston for a
visit.
Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Id. Fowler have
mUVCd liilt‘k to their old home ili 800'
and street. from Flint. Michigan.
where Mr. Fowler wont to take a mai-
tioii with the hulck automobile com-
pany.
Henry J. Dexter. sorrelnry and
treasurer of the Fibre Products Com»
pany. who has been ill for a number
of days in New York. returned to blast
not yet recovered. it is believed tliM
air. Dexter Is in an improved condi-
on.
The docks Were filled with snapper
fisermrn yesterday. The day being a
holiday a much larger number of peo-
ple than ordinarily had an opportunity
to seek the little blnoflsh but they did
not seem to he biting as briskly as
usual.
Labor Day meant the breaking up of
many camps along the dilute. not all
of them by any means. At Calf l’as-
thure there still remain many tents.
Last your the Calf l’nsturo lit'iif'll was
diluted for camping till nearly the
llrat. of October.
A party of ion New York young men
Who have been having an outing at
Nlllll‘on. broke camp, yesterday. They
were a jolly bunch and the“! is in
doubt that they had a line time and
that they will be very glad to come
back next season. ‘l‘hsy have had
their camp Open for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. llurry Cornell and fam-
ily are attain residing in blast Nor-
walk. Mr. (:ornen recently resumed
his old position as assistant superin'
tandem (if-the local branch" of that
John Hancock Life insurance Coin-
panv. returning from New Hampshire;
when,“ was located with the same
company
Number or parties of local people
went to was island yesterday for an
count. The serif mornlni; was vory
unisvorableivitn is hard showers. but
by the middle ("tale morning the sun
came out andrntost of the day With
pleasant. Home of the the mrllvs wont
over In private hosts. whl a some otii
nra took advantage of the trip of the
Huntington.
, iiorotofurc there has been stumbler-
able complaint about teams puauinl
through the center of the Mayflower
baseball grounds but this trouble is
likely to he obviated for the rest of the
sessou. for new there is a foam- in
front of the pathway. ‘it is ohicfly as a
reminder. tor drivers. who wish to la-
lure the biili acid may do so by driv-
ing around the short space of fence.
it is not thought. however. tint many
will be. The path through the [rounds
its short out from the lower and or .
Fifth street to Cove avenue.
Amrding to the present arrange.
meat, lather at. Wright will deliver
the new chemical and hose wagon to
the Norwalk firs «moment
Wednesday. The celebration over the
new apparatus will follow. Thursday.
it is planned, to have it early in the av-
snina The instant pronoun Is to
, startrtls machines willibe'hosdsd
in Stroller-amt mm m saloon;
09 headquarters o Mayflower
rim-“snail udderioompany in - Van
zandt street. Tile itinerary will be
from We Zandt street to aegvicw sve
a e to; waived. injures .‘Bouie
, rd.» .‘stavehue. to ‘
‘ Osborn-t avenue callback to .
,honse. where there will be an open
house program for the rest or the ev-
. ‘ "9:"
Tillit‘ proposed hike or the utilities
{walking club of which Clayton L.
ifDocl Marshall is chapel-on did not
materialise. on account at other (level.
'o’pinents. ~ it was decided. in view of
. the line snapper llslilu season, to no
out and make a try. aptain autism
Richards took a party, out in‘ his
launch and the most eventful develop-
ment was a at of seasicknesa which
Doc Marshall developed. Frank Hall.
who Joined the club to reduce Weight,
suggested that Doc chew on a piece of
salt pork, but the advice was not tak-
en, the dean of the walking club figur-
‘ringthat he was, sick enough. George
Sprague and Charley Fielding. other
prominent members of the club were
‘ also on the trip. ‘
Rfliiiilliil
The Barclay-McKay launch pulled a
large anew from the shore at Colum-
bus Gro e. near Rowayton river Sun-
day noon.
Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Clark. of
anrytown, N. Y.. were the Labor Day
guests of Mr. Clark's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. irving Clark. of Pennoyer street.
Mrs. A. L. Btlmus has returned to
her home in Brooklyn, after a‘ pleasant
visit in Rowayton, where she was the
guest of Mrs. G. Patterson. of Ray-
mond street.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Themes. of Row-
ayton avenue. returned home yester-
day from a several days‘ visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas, of Ja~
malca. Dong island.
The Misses Christine and Anna Gil-
lette, who have been the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. W. ii. McDormott. Pennoyor
street. returned to their home in Allen-
town. Pa., yesterday.
A meeting of the Official lloard of
the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Churchypostponed from last night, on
acdbnn't of Labor Day, will be held this
evening. at the parsonage in Pennoyor
street.
Sunday was a great snapper day for
Rowayton, a large number being
caught. Ninety were landed in it
short time by one party. Numerous
parties were out yesterday. nint‘loell
boats being stationed at the mouth at
the river at one time. hill the results
were far from satisfactory. The snap
liars were evidently enjoying a boil-
day, too.
Charleen. Adi-och started out at. 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon for a few
hours' fishing trip to Scott's Cova, hilt
Cliarles‘ lilek had turned. Slx'o't-loek
came, but no Charles. His parents he-
III“! to get worried. bill finally he turn.
ed up about 7:30 o‘rock. carrying one
lone snapper about three inrhes long.
Charles exports to have a shoro dinner
on it tonight.
Mrs. H. I. Rowland, of ("rm'lwll
street. bad the following guests for
over Labor Day: Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McCulla. Jersey City; Mr. anti Mrs.
Thomas La Fontaine. l‘huibury: Miss
Eleanor E. (lishurn. llroltlyii; Miss
Sam W. Van Nostrand, llayside, N. Y.;
Ruben White. Nowil‘ork city; Abram
Sewarby, New York city; liobort Hall
penny. New York city; William ii. El‘
well, New York city; J. Libermaa.
New York city.
The Men's Club. of Rownyton, had
planned a ciambako for yestertit '. In
New Canaan. but the weather orks
Were leaking in the morning, and this
event was postponed until evening.
when it was held in Hose liouao hall.
Something like forty .moinbers appear
oil. and the affair was an unqualified
success. The following hienu was
served:
i
Potato Salad
Roast Beef Chili Sauce
Boiled liam Mashed Potatoes
Baked Beans
Roast Clams Steamed Clams
lobster n in Nowhnrg
Watermelon a la 'i‘hatrhrr
Crackers Cheese
Cake Pie
. Lemonade
Root Beer (linger Ale
After this sumptuous fare. a num-
ber of speeches were made. and the
president of the club. Marsh Thatcher.
excelled in this. as usual. Preston
rt. Oliver Clark. Ferd Haring and
&: Lyons formed a quartet. and ran-
dered a nutritional classical songs. The
delineating of the club. which will
Open the winter season. will be about
the twentieth of this month. There
mono good things in store for the
members.
The Bschoion' Club. of Rowayton.
whomasc been melting the home of
their president, Preston M. Hart. of
Moxinllytvplacc. their quarters tor the
out wooihnsve a farewell dinner. slat
manning. to tholrmomhers and a
tow invited guests. The dinner. which
moor-M at 7:30. was excellent, and
included-little noel: clams. baked blue
Isii. boiled lobster, soft shell crabs on
toast. watermelon and other (it’lit'lt‘
cits. Oliver l. Clark. who noted In
- ty oi (that. received many
3' dominant: on his skill. Al
the , ‘ ion of the dinner. and after
thormtimn lied lighted their cigars.
the dint. who was introduced by
the W or. Ford Haring. made a
M will till all remarks. which were
heartily applauded. The secretary.
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my...“ 1mm, also said a few words.
meputyvthon sdiourned to the par»
tor; whore musical numbers were giv-
m‘pygwm talented present. and
semi:
“a“... ”you“ solos, including
'Wg‘ ”The Fat Man" and “No-
' . MI.” At a istehour the party
. i! ‘ {all declaring that the mom»
Wwehelors’ Club. were are»
killed“
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the firs
. and Feed. Hardware. Paints. also. cto;
unturned the treasurer. Jo‘ ‘
in his artist this manner
nets. Illicit oi the credit .
"a ‘.x‘
rio '_.; ,
ril‘ VMc, Mil
Albert Iian “all.
Farrell. of blow“i Eaves.
cults desired. . They act mildly and
resolute .th iboweln
A’itooaa. Pa;
UM
~ hull militant. ~’
Arab
One Tea "Nosed Out" of Many
We have it in 1-4 lb. and 1-2 lb. pacts
ages. Mixed Green and Black, For-
llsh Breakfast.
Cor. Railroad Ave. A Main 8t. Dorian
select Groceries. Hay. Grain. near
.M
haul W
The seiectmon will be in session all
day today.
Mrs. James Mills ls entertaining out
of town triends.
Wallace Meeker lost. his horse last
week from blood poison.
Joseph lein has resumed his trol-
ley duties after a Week’s illness.
The Westport Gun club has posipou
ed Its about until next week.
The Republican caucus will be hold
in the town hall this evening.
Rev. Sidney R. Cross otllciated at
iioiy 'l‘rinity church. Sunday.
Miss Alelhen llnriow. of Waterbury.
is spending several days iii town.
Milton Elwood Is improving the cit
torlor of his residence on King street.
Miss Florence lioyt. of Norwnik
was the Sunday guests of Mrs. liarry
lielni. ,
Joseph Carroll, who has been visit
log in town. has returned to his norm
in New Jersey.
Mrs. Cornelius Joiliffe captured a
four pound plckerel in Nash's pout?
one day last week.
Miss Ruth Lees gave a party to her
many young friends Friday afternoon
Iii holler of her birthday.
George (lorhain is entertaining his
son. Edward Gotham, and family. 0i
New York.
Frank ilnrr. of Birmingham. Ala..
is the glit‘li! oi his brbther, A. 'l'. linrr
Stole street.
A large delegation from this town
will appear before the ‘Shrll Fish com
, Fred Curtis. of Newark, and Frank A
«'1 have been” coluewhat ‘eorltive‘.
but Dean’s Regulate save last the rd- ;
‘ perfectlyJH ’-
doorsc B. Krsase. soc Walnut Ma. ,,
The
mesa. Oolong. Ceylon and indie. Eng- '
SchliCilting arose Co. . _
Weed
haunts!
Elwood. In
mid In - ,
r
. oahld not get well
without an opera.
itch. for I could
hardly stand the
pains a my side
especially my righ
on . and down my
, rig t leg. theses
an ce . r w um I had taken only
me bottle of Cdmpound. but kept on
is I was afraid to sin too soon.”——Mrs.
More Mounds. 8 23 N. B. St.. El-
wood, ind.- . .
Why will women take chances with
ill operation or drag out a sickly.
NHL" arte’d existence.“ missing three-
but . of the lay of living. when they
ran find health in Lydh .Plnkliam'a
Vegetable Compound?
For thirty years it has been the
standard remedy for female ills. and
ass cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such aiL
ments as dis Iacements. inflammation.
ulceration. braid tumors. irregulari-
des. periodic pains. backache. indiges-
;ion. and nervous prostratioii.
if you have the fllrllu‘lt doubt
that L din E. Pink tom's Vege-
table ompouud will help you.
wrihoco Mrs Pinkiiani at Lynn.
Mass for advice. Your letter
vill 1‘15 absolutely confidential.
ml the advice free.
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to the oyster ground limbo. creek anti
mill pond.
Relatives from New York who have
been guests of Mrs, Morris Mills the
past week, have returned.
The Westport baseball nine defeat-
ed the Milfords on the home grounds
solidity, ii to 0.
The carimt committee of the Con-
gregational church will meet at the
parsonage Thursday afternoon.
Judson Watts. Edward Pillow. John
'iraves and Francis Sherwood have re
turned from a fishing expedition at
i‘tlrdy‘s station. N. Y.
Rev. George illsbop and family. re-
turn to their home at ting Harbor this
Week. They have spent a delightful
time visiting old friends while in town.
Miss Florence Bradley has moved
from her format" We in the viiinne
.o the iiyde homestead in Cross ilinir
ray. Miss Harriet Ogden will also
missionera today on business rolatin:
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To the Ileallng it Plumbing Go.
News"? Colin. July 23. ’lil. «.
Mr. Frank fit each.
way you like.
very truly yours.
mum to her old home.
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Nprwalk. (loam, July 23.
Gentlemen: During the winter of HOME 1 uM .380 Willi-ll of coal to
beat my his apartment unassuming a boiler of well ,kaown make.
t‘llitilitttd for a Sponsor Boiler and used It during the will" of mull-it) and
my entire coal bill was W32! makings net saving of 898.
You may use this statement. in any way you care to.
Yours truly.
This 1
HARRY W. MATll‘llill.
lleatlna it Plumbing Co. Norwllk. Conn.
Dear air: The Spencer llolier'which you piscod‘zin tin Sentinel build-
ing last fall save as complete satisfaction in every'vrsrt 0m“ coal bill was
oaavlislf of what It had been the preceding ransom. You may use this In any
~ ”ICES GOLD
mp. Evening
critical. 4
Mra. 0. ill. Drew Is In New York for
a few days. ‘ .
“ Mrs. Frank Hawiey has returned
from a visit in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Nichols. of
. llidsotleid. spent Sunday in town.
Alvin and M . Charles Horn have
spent sovral eye at Coney island.
Ridgelloid friends have been enter-
tained by Mr. and Mrs. Hawtey vigil:
llama.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Almy and
iamily left. town yesterday to spend
the winter in Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. M. E. Godfrey has returned
from a week's visit. wit her sister.
Mrs. Edward Freeborn. n 'i‘aston.
Miss Lena Fanton leaves town this
week for East Orange. N. J.. where
she will teach for the coming year.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. it. C. Williams return
today from a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
j
I James Chamberlain. in Glendale, L. 1.
Miss Florence Banks and Miss Doria
Godfrey will resume their studies next
week at the Over iiiver school in Nor-
wa k.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hamilton
and Mr. and Mrs. Chiirles Horn will
The Reed avolk
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ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
.,
Phone SOB-50 South Main Street
8. Norwalk. Conn. Music Hall Bios!
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Funeral Director and Embalincr
10 North Main lineal. tenth Nov-walk.
Residence. I Washington Itnst.
Telephone at allies. ”0-2.
Telephone It house. In.
STEWART
COOK
STOVES
are the equal of any
made and lower
in price
$19
will buy a Stewart. fully
guaranteed by us
The A. J. Angevinc 8: Son Co.
134 to m Washington street.
South Not-walk
KtitOmoblles
TO RENT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Agents for Maxwell. Koehier "40." Co-
lumbia. liupmoblle. and Everitt ":0."
Brand new Everilt demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little anp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest lwo~passenger
car on earth.
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto, Company
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WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will he in great demand, so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today
$475 up
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DESIRED
'a’d' Breath?
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ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
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limousine! film» Mill.
Manama ”1 unassigned”;
“3W
a his been acute! 0 av
(can. my breath havidghés’d m
mkngoafriead mundane-carats
did after using them I can Wye-14
:iicerfully say that they have the!
hired me. 1 therefore let you know that
[hell recommend them to as one sailor.
dig from such troubles." H; Hal-
pern, m E. 7th at. New York. N. Y.
ninbilbictdlllflm'égg. 0a a .
can or your incur bank.
SSWKEM new home in Norwalk.
this month. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt are
preparing to move to We tport the
last of this month to spend t 9 winter.
Milli 0f liii Sillliliiil
Eddie Martin. a New York feather-
weight flghter, spent yesterday with
his‘ trainer, David Colin, at Baton
Point. , 3
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lee are eli‘
tertnlnlng G. M. Wilson, of Brooklyn.
at. the Breeze cottage, Belle island, for
a few days.
«Band tonight at Roton. Dancing
until it o'clock.
Miss Ruth E. Merrill returned to
her home in Pittstleld, Saturday. after,
Lalltflce
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Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
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Send Required by Law
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For Protection of Patrons
Insurance and Real Estate Agents
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6 Railroad Ave» South Nor-walk
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OUR STORE WILL OLOII ON .
Saturdays all pull.
svssv ovusn want on av
vous aaawcl Films
7 A. at. TO a ti. M.
by a wrench. twist or swamps“
spending the week .
Mrw'r. Marshall Andrew W
Bfiflmlm ‘ 1
”VII-7.”. WIN“ 0‘ ECHO
and her sicterda-law.:;who is ,,
her groin, Albany. ea: yea as any;
bile trip. Friday, int e flaw .. .
critics? Grill," who is ' spend
summer at Belladonna. . ~
in D. li‘lae.“a retired police ‘
isit‘spending'tlio summer tuba,
underside recluse. in Bella
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”Definition of Chiropi'
Chiropractic is the science.“ .,
can" of the disease and the art of
lasting the same. Diseases are on
back. Email done inch . , .
creator pinched nerves outlining
1.100;. life in the (listen! “I”
m o - . ri‘kj‘y
Chiropractors remove the can
this dines-rand pain. all health
restored through harmonisinl the
nerve systems in your body. .
Nervouaaess. Rheumatism. ,
sis, Heart. Kidney and Main _
cases are- given special attention: II . .
Curvature of the Spine. Ion .
never regret giving Chiropractic
chance to helpyoa. ‘ _ . ’
T. runners. at;
04 waaniaevon or. so. nonwaut
Magnetic Treatments Given AM
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l'r's TIME TO LOOK oven The,
TIN ROOF ' -
if it needs repairing, or replacing. let i} ‘2‘ it
me figure the coat. a -
Charcoal ;
’ Iron» ” »
Gutters ‘ "‘ ,
and
Lea Yrs;-~
wear five times all ion! as imam,
kind and cost but little more, .e ~, “I
Horace R. Nae: .
nurnoul 40‘ WW?
N.Maln and WctitSis..S._N‘ ‘
retardant dilly m y. A; I
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"casinos. i
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Christian mm Jehn H. Li . .
Fred utnom . »
Daily Line to N‘
For Freighthiy
Mid mm.
100s. Freight Planners will
Pier a. East River. Now 1.0!
of Dover street). over! W.
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Annlng aloha,
Norwalk Chronicler