ii
- o.
rams-i attention given to all
prescription work. .
chairs for our trolley muons.
09m 12ml WEMJMAIJ
. . . dCY
JL'rasi't’siiflis‘n‘ails ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright 2?;
guests for a few days of relatives in
Bellows Falls, Vermont. '
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Church parish will meet Thursday at-
ternoon with Mrs. Oscar E. Rudolph.
34 Cove avenue.
Louis Keeler. of Oyster Bay, Long
Island, was a guest Labor Day of his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. .1. Irving
Dunning, of East Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. George lnghani, of
New York, were guests over the boil.
day of Mrs. lngliam's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Enoch 3. Bowen, of St. John
street.
Henry B. Gerhain. who has been
laid up for several days at his home
in South Wilton, has resumed his du-
ties at John w. Beatty'a store in East
Washington street.
Harry 0. Bottles. who is an engineer
connected with the water department
of the City of New York. is having his
annual vacation. which he is spending
at his home in East Norwalk.
A meeting of the St. .iames Circle
of the King's Daughters will be held
at the home of Mrs. Elisabeth 8. Hal.
say, 69 Cove avenue. East Norwalk,
Thursday, September 8. at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Hilmn Jacobson has returned
to her home after a two weeks visit
with her uncle and unlit. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Rose. of New Haven, formerly of
East Norwallt. and reports a very eu-
joyabie time.
Mrs. John w, Fallon, of Westfleid. N.
J.. who is a guest of her mother. Mrs.
Boerum, in Van Zundt street, was pain.
fully injured Sunday. Mrs. Fallon
slipped and tell from a porch. sprain-
ing her alikle.
llennie Cello. assistant at the Haf-
ner place of business. has returned
from a short visit in Bridgeport and
was accompanied by Ills wife. who has
been a guest of relatives in the Park
City for a couple of Weeks.
it has surprised some people to
learn that there is a prolific supply oi
mushrooms at some points in East
Norwalk. One of the Gulf Pasture.
campers gathered a good sized basket-
i‘ul this morning and said he did like-
wise yesterday.
—You cannot afford to teed anything
but the best. Phone 11:». Manuel 'i‘om
Match.
The piles of dirt deposited on the
grounds of the Fitch school for filling
purposes have been leveled and while
the improvement. in .t-onsidernble. it is
evildent that touch more material will
be required to fill in the grounds to
the extent desired.
Eureka lodge, Daughters of Robe
kuh. are planning a big time for to-
morrow evening at the home of Wil-
trod Morrison in Win Zantit street.
There will be a lawn party and the
preliminary arrangements show that it
will be an elaborate ultiir.
Mr. and Mia. 8tabbins w. Adums re-
turned yests day afternoon front a vis.
it with their son-in-iaw, daughter and
granddaughter to West Milnd street.
Manhattan. llernetta sends her love
to all the East Norwalk folks. especial-
iy to her three little cousins, who live
on (love uvotltw.
The members of the East Norwatk
Fire Department are on the out viva
for tomorrow evening. the time set
apart for the celebration over the new
combination chemical and hose wagon.
The parade is scheduled to start at the
tire holiso at it o'clock. An effort will
be made to keep everything as near on
time as possible.
There is not much disagreement
when the past three days are nominee
ed as being among the moat tedious of
the whole summer. They have been
endured with better grace than would
have been the case earlier in the new
son because it is one of the last liiugs
of sumac. {Alter my. it is admitted.
in the beginning of the end or summer.
master lawsuit has been visiting
old friends in town. in fact. Chester is
still here-din is having a week's vaca-
tion. Up to a row months ago. he was
a popular Mag delivery clerk for Ry.
der and Howard on the Washington
street bi‘idl‘. HI is new employed It
the rule and Towns lock factory in
litatnford, where he has a good posi- ‘
lion.
The historical calendar of Pharma-
cist James Parker has been of more ,
than ordinary interest yesterday and
today. it was out nine years ago that
President Mt: inlsy‘ was/assassinated
at the PamAnierioaa aposltkni in
Buddha“ 168 years and today the ,
Marquis do inlays/tie. the French
champion for American independence. ‘
WM born.
There should he another large turn-
st to-
night's town meeting. This meeting is
out of East Norwailt when
an important one in museum: with
the new Washigtoii sit-est bridge and
inasmuch as East News“: is very do
straits of a
“dim
W
. 0t. ’ ii, lie-
tween the Mayne! er and Ogiisybase
bail teams is stirs as up considerable
talk if it is not ‘acootnplllilli g ‘
. mug else. There is no sign a .a some
broken both arms at the wrists. 'i‘wo
some: lttaliould not re iota- ass Times is still credit-
I to ‘
ammo
or: 2.22:
, .. it its h It ..
unionism g ‘la‘itii‘liaaasw-
Tim processed .serietl
QM“
however. annual-tars of the
[ 4 our" grloles thl‘nlt that mm lass drop the. ID Jeromleha. lgainer. chairman otnthe
‘ remen's earn. ‘ e 0 amp one of ar an inn one town comm so.
GO". Your m WI!) the latter even think it is'presumptu- has call -a canons of the members
Fm“ “1‘th one, on the part all the Dr pics to think of that pawl: for Thursday, at 8 p..ni..
.5 .5... . myroaig bf’tnthtihit May diners; Tm in the it Jail; for the purpose at
0 2 . r ; to as on u so an are a com as u yc ates or town 0 -
B rldge ”hmacy chatting“ for a try at the firemen. oars for t 6 coming year.
Sarah. the four year old daughter of
”PM” "I“ Wu.“ ”"1“ at M. Dolin. a indie: tailor on the Wash
M“ . 2 install street briige, is believed to be
getting along quite well from an accid-
ent Saturday in ivhlcli she come near
losln her life. lshe fell from the
top 0 a ill ht of stairs to the bottom
and when a e w picked tip and ex-
amined. it was tfound that she had ‘
physicians worked over her. Dr. 14. M.
Allen and Dr..lI-‘.. Baker. The case is
especially unfortl nate at this time.
for the child ruct vered only a short
time. ago from all» illness.
George W. Will eler. who has a uum~
ber of friends of the Not-walks. and
who was a brother of Alonso Wheeler.
of Rowan street. East Norwalk, died
yesterday afteru n in Bethel. where
he had been making his residence with
his daughter, MIL-s. Mitchell Leppert.
Mr. Wheeler had been in a serious
condition from clincer for a number of
months and (ism ially during the past
seven days he hid been constantly crl‘
ticdlly ill. Mr. Wheeler was seventy
years or age and is survived beside
Mrs. Leppert. by one other daughter.
Mrs. Rollin Tom‘s. of New Canaan. He
was a veteran of the Civil War and
was a member of the Masonic fratern-
ity. ills regiment in the war was the
23rd Connecticut. which contained a
quota of Norwalllt men. ‘
Thinking to adrprlse Grandmas 'i‘er‘
welliger and Del lea. Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
Jamlu Thomas. 1 nd their four-yearold
boy Kenneth. started for Chathum.
New York, on S turday. to remain ov-
er l.abor Day. it was evening when
they got there. but as usual the little
man was chattering away regardless
of where he was until Grandma Du—
vies said to hell mother 1 declare if i
don't hear Keiiilth Thomas' voice. and
sure enough in a little while he called
out. "l—ia. you site just crazy to see me,
arn‘l you.',' and it was not long before
he was in the dear old lady‘s drain.
While in Chathum the weather was do
lightfui. and upon their re-
turn to South Norwnik. they
were met by Dr. Franklin
G. Brown and brought home in his
liorseless chart t. which was foretold
in the Bible thtFusands of years before
Mother shiptot’s prophqsy.
till—till
Dr. W. J. Moore. of New York city.
spent the hollddy at his home here.
Mr. and Mrst George F. Cunlleld. of
New York city. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Carpenter. of Raymond
street.
Mrs. Ella 8n ith. of New Brunswick.
N. 1.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. tovons. of McKinley
street.
Miss Little lliilible left title morning
for a short visit in Echo Lake, N. .l..
where she will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles ll'inkuey.
Miss Minerim Carpenter. of Ray-
mond street. resumed her duties as
cashier for the C. J. Minis company.
after having enjoyed a two weeks'
vacation.
The foliage of the trees is begin-
ning to turn to the beautiful colors of
autumn. Manly oi the maples are turn-
ed new. and th- wise ones say an early
fall is due.
local folk who have gardens are now
busy gatheriit their crops of pota-
toes. The oral s are turning out nicely,
in spite of that long draught. Corn will
also yield quite normal.
Mrs. Preston Hart. who has been
enjoying a twp woeks' sojourn at 'l‘riii.
lty Lake. has. returned home. much
improved in health. Mrs. Hart was
accompanied l by her daughter. Mrs.
Albert Frisbiu, oi New Haven.
The annual golden rod picnic of the
Rowayton li'ltwer Club will he held
Friday afternoon. September 9. Hill).
at 8 o'clock. ‘ he list of thooe who are
entitled to attend can be seen Thurs.
tidy morning‘st the regular place of
packing. 1
Mr. and Mia. Edward ti. Shine and
doaghlsr II have been enjoying a
no we ' learn at Hudson. N. Y.,
, va re re their home and yes-
terday too i ' r. iiihluo resumed his
duties iii t once of the Lockwood
Manufacturin Company.
' h ll.‘Kllnefelter. who was in-
jured n a collision with the Maxim
. loll wracked his can
rim, roster y. at the Howayton sta-
tion. was all htiy improved today. its
is not able t got around much an ac.-
amorous bruises and the
ndsrwood. or New York.
the Oraahsld Construc-
ul , who ave the contract
jons sect on of the Asho-
tlis Catskills. from which
will be supplied to New
as the guest Monday of
. Jenn H..Coales. During
’the day Mr. Coats! and party enjoyed
a share dirt or at Dorlon‘s Point.
illitllliilll
neuron. of autumn. is
friends on ltotcn avenue.
‘ win Jilnim' (L Di Al Mt.
Vlflt weekly meeting of the
salsa.
Mill
or guest
. uaoIl- a
”We!“
saw W
in; oil‘s four delegates to
I
j.
Aghiha
One Tea “de Out" of Many
Schlichting Bros. 8: Co.
Work has been started on the build-
ing of a hands for Rural Free Dellv- .
ery Mail. Carrier Benjamin Raymond
and family. The collar is completed. .
D. D. Moore. of Noroton Heights, has
’the contract.
We have it in M ih ~and i-2 lb. pack-
ages. Mixed fires and Black, For-
mosa. Oolong. Ceylon and indie. Eng-
lish Breakfast.
Cor. Railroad Ave. 0. Meta so. Dorian
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain, Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. ate.
intuit -
Mrs. Harriet Price visited ill Bridge-
port yesterday.
Mrs. (leovge Green
from a visit in Mystic.
Schools in town opened yesterday
with a good attendance.
Mrs. Joseph Hyatt has returned
from the Thousand islands.
George Allen has resumed his du-
ties in Norwalk after a vacation.
Ernest Romper, of Philadelphia has
been visiting an old friend here.
Miss Marjorie Beers. who has been
traveling in the west has returned.
Miss Alice Ball. who has been visit-
ing in New York state, has returned.-
lllr. and Mrs. Harry Woodworth and
two sons have been visiting iii lled~
ding.
The fair of the Church of the All-
sumption cloned Monday evening after
a successful week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Koemau and
daughter, of New York, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ball. State
street.
John H. Weed and family. Edward
Lehu and family and other friends sir
joyt-d a picnic at the beach. Monday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Taylor are
entertaining licury (lroupe. of Aidan.
Iowa. This is Mr. (lroupe‘s first visit
east in lit years.
John Barlow. of Cross Highway en.
A
has returned
_ antennas“ they belong in
. air. and Mrs. chat-lea Trumbull, who .
‘ Nhave been visiting in town. have re .
turned tuthslrfltomin tho-wast; " ‘
‘ Govorhor Frank 13. Weeks rental-liar
‘ llproveti o~“Mlllaltioa of the! exeou- :
lire committee of the Soldiers“ Houni— :
iuu Board on the oomptrollerfor sis--
Ill 9; 000 for care of sick and disabled soil -
' era.
‘ but lasts. unpleasant. breath, 0031'
illusions llll mouicfim"
.M 4’
porters of cannon Loss.
DETROIT, Mich. Gent. ’l.-—In yea-
terday'a primary elections in Michi-
gan; Congressman Charles ill. Towns-
end is conceded by supporters of Bern
.ator J. C. Burrowa to have swept the
~ ”5|” visit-at
“In”. ‘, W m diluent ufi”
miles. out: ; headache, mm...
lead almost equally as good in the
contest for the Republican gubernator-
ial nomination.
Returns from multitude of the pre-
cincts in the state give these figures:
Senatorial-”Townsend. 48.322; iiur-
row/s. 31.096.
Gubernatorial»0sborn, 39.903: lieu-
carc and attention and the aid that
8. Musselman. 21.911.
in the. Third Congressional district.
Representative Washington Gardner,
a standpatter and Cannon supporter.
by Frank Ilueil. of Bay City. slid in the
Twelfth. the upper peninsula district.
meagre returns indicate that Repre-
sentatiVe ii. 0. Young is running a
close race with Angus W. Kerr. of
Calumet. an avowed Cannon mention-
gressmnn t}. .l. Dlekema. who has an-
nounced his candidacy as a successor
to Speaker Cannon. was renomlnated
in the Fifth district, and Congressmen
Fordney in the Eighth. in the Sec-
oiid district W. W. Wedemeyer is lead-
ing Henry C. Smith by 2.000. Henry
McMorran is thought to have been
renomlnated over Louis C. Crampton
organs of digestion. With these
organs in good order, the whole
system is bother and strtmger.
Try‘ a few doses and see
.flir yourself what a splendid
bodily condition Beecham’s Pills
3- Cali Create
MW biennium-lilo.
m- m
tertained his son. Charles Barlow, oi
dome of the Standout-rs and low ‘
not and.” in “who,“ or boot state in the tight for the Republican
2 endorsement for United Sines senator.
much “5" lathe W‘d’ Mr. Townsend's plurality is admitted
But ill so avionics- are only today to be better than 17.000. Chase 2
“an, flung; W1; noodsaiittle 3. Osborn. of Ssult late. Maria. has a
tenauogovernor. Kelley, 24.0“; Amos y
. EAVEWEAM
. PER“ Xi H L it i
l is the best. cream) mass for‘therlkinw
If you have a red, rough. blotchod.
i sore. unsightly skin. try this great
1 product of the American Drugglsts
. Syndicate. .
You can use it for massaging
wrinkles and for u snliow complex-
ion, as it whitons and bettutities. is
safe, harmless and does not grow
hair.
No woman who vuiues her ap-
pearance and who wants a smooth
clear skin should let a tiny go by
without trying it for the face. neck,
arms and hands.
Get it. for 25c. at. out! A. D. S. .
drug store. .
alt/ll! vflli.
‘ .4 A 0
I other finalists.
These are the local A. D. 8. drugglsta:
Allen, the drought.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Ouittnar I. Canty. Props.
by a small majority. These are the
only districts in which there are con-
tests.
Returns for the nomination for lien-
tenant-governor are incomplete. but
they indicate that L. l). Dickinson.
Port Chester. Sunday. and Mr. and
“dry" candidate. and John Q. Ross.
"wet." are running closely together
poolside
“PC...“ YII‘C.
this disease and
sis. Rout, Kidney and
Curvature of the Spine.
chance I. help you.
94 wasuiuovou or. so.
go” lild'lfil'lll, Nu Yo. "a ”9'
Chiropractors» mm {the
cases are given special stun
never regret giving Chiropractic
“all
leer ‘
WI ‘
Chlropraotiolll tea sci-Too- «of to,
cause of the disease and the art of.
lasting the same. Diseases are as «
can give- Sal's reliable thoroughly is defeated by over 2,000 majority by ii! I 'Nnchyt'm or sprain in tho
tried, this stony remedy has won- J. M. (3. am of Charlotte. ____. M03- liven if done in $1de
deriul reviving power. They tone GWEN“ George A. Lolud ‘5 be- fxrfufwg 'W‘UWSWI ..
the stomach, “V” and ““th“ big hard pressed in the Tech district limbs. . m m
. g , pain. and ii is
restored ”trough 'hamonikiag the alt
nerve systems in .
Net-vocations, I: «tarsusr bodym‘
To“
Illa V?
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
uonwaatt
Magnetic Treatments Given Alas. a.
“*
Mrs. Chauncey Barlow.
'I‘he Reed & Volk
C. Rice.
rr's rims TO LOOK ov’sn Tits
and considerably in advance of Nelson .. 3. .:
TIN ROOF
illii ii iii Siliililii
Miss Emilia S. Benedict, of H. M.
Robinson's insurance since. in Dan-
};ury. spent the holidays at Belle la-
and.
The onedesign class of the Stam-
ford Yacht Club was in evidence on
Saturday at the annual race of the
Electrical Co.
The only Fully Equipped
“sermon silos
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Funeral Director and Embahner
10 North Main Itroat. Isiah Namath.
If it needs repairing, or; replacing, lht
me tigure the cost. , "
. Charcoal “i I
Iron ‘ ‘
David W. Raymond
Residence. I Washington Itraat.
Telephone at office. W
Talanhono at house. «I.
Phone 80-5—50 South Main Street
8. Norwaik. Conn. Music Hall Block
a
Corinthian Yacht Club. of Oyster Bay.
and on Monday at the annual regatta
of the Norwslk Yacht Club. At the
former race, Fiddler. J. 8. Jenkins.
and Dart. R. w. Gillespie. ran a pretty
race in an easterly broom and some.
what "lumpy" sea. The competitors
shifted their relative positions from
front to rear ill the course of the rare,
but were never far apart. Finally.
Fiddler crossed the finish line 25 Nice.
onda ahead of Dart. On Monday, four
of the boats computed at Norwalk, rt»
suiting as followa: Scamp. first:
Dart. second; Fiddler. third. and
Snapper. fourth.
s T E w A RT
COOK
STOVES
are the equal of any
made and lower
in price
.—
“Did you get rid of the files?"
“i don't know." said Mrs. i‘orntos.
sol "After we had burned carboltc
acid on a hot shovel and made a
smudge of some kind of imwder and
scattered all of :«ilfiiflil‘fli around. I
don‘t believe any tiles could stay in
the place. I know as folks couldn‘t."
- Washington Star:
To the tinting 5 Plumbing (to.
host my sis apartment house,
you may use this statement in
Norwalk Conn. July 23. '10.
Mr. Frank l. J'ones,
way you like.
HANK l. louse, Mentions.»
Milli. though it places the Da-
J
usingaboliar of well known make.
changed for a hpencor bullet and used it during
my mum tum bill was tits. mailing a not saving or it. .
Yours truly.
Healing 1 Plumbing 00.. Norwailt. Conn.
Dear Sir: The llpenmr hotter wit oh you placed in the Sentinel build»
lug last fall gave no complete satisfa‘ot
onohaii or what it had been the prosodic:
$19
will buy a Stewart. fully
guaranteeiby us
The A. J. Angel/inc & Son Co.
I
134 to 180 Washington street.
South Norwallt
Automobiles
TO IINT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
first class mechanics.
Agents for Maxwell. Koehler “to." Co
lumbia. Hupmobile. and Everltt "so."
Brand new Everitt demonstrator in
town.
Do you watch the little Hupp. You
can see her every day standing up and
doing service. Greatest two~paaaenger
car on earth.
Phone us or come and see us.
Norwalit Consolidated
Auto Company
7 WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES'
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
hut, order your an
Range today ”1 ,0.
$14.75np
0N EASY PAYMENTS IF
Harwell. Conn. July as.
(lentielnen: During the winter of 1907-08 1 used ”00 worth of
coal to
This l
the WIN” of 100940 and
any way you care to.
slam w. martian.
n in every way. Our coal bill was
. You may use this in shy
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
I
For Sale in any amount
all Parts of the World Gutters
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
Insurance and Real Estate Agents
J. M. Layton & Co.
I Railroad Av... tooth Not-walk
cult”
Real Estate
epics sore anvucs murals “DWll-Ltousm .’
Have Rents Collected. and all last ‘1‘: ”MICE!!! “
"m "l 9'0""! done at I “M H.’ . _ My ‘ fl
...... .1" Jogilil I. I g g. ”I“ . , .
The J. ll. Lawrence Aseacy Wan h“ Hjfi‘m
lDuring July and-August
Saturdays at l p.m.'
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automwsssasn
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John E. O Sullivan .
CltyNattontiIBanlt
runners :ug‘a‘ilsaai. "'9“. , .3.“
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shunned“:
Leaders -* »
Horace R. Nasii
(WI-v who...
Shore DinnusTad All shallot
./ eastwards.
aoorti new“ mg. 3‘“ ,’
—;-tirplus all”
m. mm"°“..’.'..'.'."‘""'m
swipes N. iiowau. .. A
Sold. Insured. Rented
i5 Mill HIM fit.
as:- '
Dali Lint toll? N
For Freighthls
.53.? $12.32” mm' W
I’lerfl.flastRiver.Now In. ‘ ‘
«never mentions». t ” '
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voua aanvuca snout NMSteamiioal 99w :1
vast-res an. AM.“ J-Imlth. an. . .
Very truly yours.
The Heating and Plumbing Co.
JAMI‘lS GOLDEN.
Hop. Evening ilentihsl.
as his as. «ninth!
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DESIRED
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Housatonic
,Power Co.
E. E. Germ
Decorator.
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