as they ottontimos are in this
ty . bringing min tho/in their
th lug properties, it is assured-
c and a. comfort to Mount in
highly favored, this being
to case when the weather per-
ibsihiug, booting. dancing and
all of which are to be enjoyed
ensure note.
WAVTON FIRE ALARM
DISTRlCTB
wflislllnnd Ave. to N. r. N. H. c
11,- .R.
.iti Hickory mint and Bell Island
14; Plus Point and Roton Point.
21 Long Island Sound to McKinley 8t.
ark-lino trill.” McKinley St. to Pen-
noy? St.
r
Penney er St. to Cross St.
Eli-Cross St. to Railroad.
’14 “Railroad to lirooltsldé
. , West Side.
15-47% to Bridge north to Brookside.
164~Whte Bridge S E. to 14.1. Sound
75-:Wh to Bridge. 8. W. to 1.. 1. Sound.
One stroke of the fire boll at odd
times indicates testing.
Two trokss of tire bell,
tire is out.
Four strokes of fire bell.
1-1 1- 1. water to be shut ott
, . A third or more plating indicate ser-
- ions fire
thus. 1~i.
thus.
STREET DIRECTORY
ROWAYTON
BLU lFFl.Av" from Wilson us. to Roll ls«
m
t‘RAlW AV. from Crockett southerly.
CROCKETT. 1mm luwoi end of Rowuy-
. on nv. easterly to Roton uv.
CROSS. from ilownylon or. opposite Jo»
cob to Witt li lino
CUDLIN’. from llowuyton av. iicnr Roy-
mon ccmctciy west to town lino.
DIBBIJti. from Itounyton av cost to
marinara)” AV" from West. s. N.. south
111141.31“ij trom Witch Lniic to
.‘JACCMif3 rfrom Rownytou av.
, wont to toun lino.
j LENOX AV" froth Rowsyton uv. opposite
~‘ Union uomctcry oust'cxly.
LOGAN. from Rowayton nv. custoriy.
‘ MCKENLEY. from Rownston or to Ro—
VI'V McKlNthlliY PLACE. north from McKin-’
NOR’lIH. casiorly nut] soutliuly from
ROWiiyion or. to lioton nv.
' PENNOYER AV.. from Ruunytnn nv.
’ east to Hillside.
POND. easterly tiom Row'tuton nv.
RAILROAD A\’.. from l'townytun in. poor
rallrond cronsln to Eli'iu‘nytun dopot.
BOTON AV” from ilson or. June. south
to Baton Point
ROWAYTON A\'.. from Wcst. S. N..
from Rotnn av. to “loft iw.
south to thr- beach.
SAMMI.
THOM b8. from [tawny-ton in. toisiorlv.
\Vlltsth AV. from foot imuth Mitln.
N., soutluir'ly tllld westcrly to Hoton
tu. .. li-mnvttm.
WITCH LANE. from [tr-“intuit m.
erly rind northerly t‘o Vtilso’ri m
N .. W“--—
Pcii -
I Miss Viola Boss. of Nurrngnusct
get, is spending it few days with Mr.
Wanton.
_._......
The qununl meeting of the iirooksidc
school district will be held this even.
in; at ti o clock. at the school liousc in
Brootside (Middle Five Mile River.)
”ba— ......_.—....
Six corlonds of material are m the
railroad station for Trucndly & Bcltcnlc
,, .mttklng seventeen curs than the firm
‘ V has received for their ncw grccn hous-
fig; at Broolisidc with the post two
‘ week.“
Sidnhy F. Word. nt 'l‘okcnckc bus
Old lilo inst lnuncli to Ill‘. Wilcox. who
is occupying the Dr. Lloyd pluco nt To.
bandits. Mr. Ward lino lllll‘i‘llllflfld it
new thirty-six i'oot launch trom Stilton
.isinndjpartics. mid expects the bout
to arrliro on Suturtlny.
W.A.fim
oritc pastime with n nutnbcr of
throwing bricks ut each other. not! ouo
sign it
loner
cost.
topical the all"
,....~».W W-
siorc. in fiction uvcnuo.
EFORE YO BUY YOUR
Lil or Accident insurance
ilk too to show you what. l can do for
. you. ‘
l Robert Scalzi
tum. terms AND msunsuos
Tslsphon- (m
.
iionr Cross ‘
v
i..
hilt! Mrs. G. E. Loughborougli, of ltog
Stout; ihrowintt tumours to no u Eth-t
thct
‘ youthsiin the lower cud of tho vilingc.:
,. Rsoentily two oi“ the youngsters wcro
of the imltntiico wont. through the gloss
i from of Sicphou tituuc's confoc-
l It will
at boy's littliur sovornl tloliut‘ to‘
flunk a cannon. or pull, of tho oillcoru
oi“ ouch briittido. uniting tlicir opinions
which
harlot: is ossentially a home town
and hits a most. delighttui environment
that is not uuonpreointetl. its hour trip
nsss the scores of New Yorkers who
have taken matsrlttl advantage of the
(not by making the place their real-
dance, for the whole or part at the
“Located in and forming a port or o.
sturdy and naturally nttrnctlvu soc-
tion or this country. Dorian has pro-
grssttod for many yours. not by leaps
and bounds. but by steady and unim-
peded stops and it may well be proud
of the record it has made. its growth
having been healthy in ever; ionpect.
in also. it is it big town and includes
in its boundaries stone of the most
valuable and dcsirnblo property along
the Connecticut shore and it unin-
bcrs among its residents some or the
best known people in the country, and
many wealthy ones All count the
town sites suitable for big country
residences have been bought up. in-
cluding thosc very near to the village
if lint-ion itself. Noroton. (lollonder's
Point. Noroton Heights and the 0x
Ridge section. Ench your property is
more keenly sought here and a forth.
er grout boost will be created by the
extension of the electrical eqnlpment
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford linilroad Company. whose
lines have stations at both the village
of llarlen and the Noroton section.
Noroton is but 36.83 miles from Grand
(' entral depot. New York. and Dorian.
38.12 miles. 0n the other side at
Dorian. South Norwsllt is only 43 42
miles distant. A trolley system con-
nects the town both with the Towns
of Norwalk and Stamford.
“1
'Dr. and Mrs. House returned Sittur
tiny from a dellghtiui automobile tour
of eight days in Connecticut and
Southern Massachusetts. While in tho
vicinity of Norfolk they had the meat.
plasma of attending the Stoockol
Concerts of the liltchilchi (Bounty Chor-
ni Union at tho famous “Music Siiod,‘
which Mr. Stoecitci built for those on-
nunl musical {ostivnls at his home
.thero.
i
It is never too late to
mend
Patch
ling. Vie hate them both. Don't lot
the tiles and other insects pcslcr v:ou
this season. Window Screens and
Screen Doors. all sizes.
Schlicliting Bros.& Co.
(usi- .
iii. Food Hardware. Paints. Gloss. etc
WHAT MAJOR TILSON FOUND.
Soldiers in Field Do Not Agree With
the Bureau Chiefs.
WASHINGTON. .luuv
frilsou. reproscntntivc irom Coiinvoti
cut, dcclni‘os. slime his return from u
mouth with the troops at Sun Antonio.
,thnt whcn Congress wnnts information
about tilt" iii-my. uiul cupcriniiy wlnit
tlic Holdisrs think. llic cuniniliicos
should not call upon tho liut'cuu cliicts
in Washington. but should got hold of
the mob actually in tho hold. with tho.
troops. ~.
As it nicnthor oi the llouuo Commit
too on Militnry Affairs. Miijcr
thus been nttcndlug i’rcquout
during the lost your on lcizislutlou por-
tninlng to the nrmy. 'l‘bc
doing oiiirc worit. who inni- Inuit boon ‘
'l‘iiltt mo. .
tltpd, ho uow boliovos, is it Whats of
unlit-iii front thcir rcitimcntu.
limo.
Whilo at birth Antonio. lilo].
Con tho mutter oi lcslslntlon
burn boon ontlcr discussion at tho (lop
itoi.
t‘t'tisbington. tins of tits most strik
in concoction with tho proposal
; sort volcano
' cosmsdlilts‘ cosy money to tho Bill's“
‘ 'lloapposred
Norwalitond
convincing manner.“
chaser» it "was; busy motley . tor ‘ tbs,
"guy with tho film“ an he got busy
and no transit or him have been found
His ciesti~up in Norwsik would not ill!-
uro so greatly in commercial ‘v‘slue. yet
it is the idea of this thing which has
made those whom he successfully co-
erced. up in arms.
All this happened over a week can.
but was kept qulct by the police and
disappeared as truth tho‘facs at tho
globe and the truth has come out.
Among thcso who succumbed to the
clever persuasive powers of Garrett
was Charles L. Thorpe. of Complainant,
who loosen-oil his grasp on two cold
dollars. which he will never sec again.
nor their like innount of value in books.
which tho agent promised him. Anoth-
er victim of the swindlor wns Mrs.
Brotliorton. of Union pinco. rind Mrs.
iiobot't Weingurtucr. whoso loss
amounts to but one dollar.
'l‘litel‘e was nothing wrong lil- tho pro
position. no tar as con bc learned. but.
all was in the uncut. He had slit pcrl—
odicsis which he wns offering in this
club subscription. the portion buying
them to pny either all at once or quor-
tcrly. By paying uunrtci-ly it cost it
little more to the monitor of the bucks.
Thus for oil was well. ’
Gnrrcli had been hired on the day
that he disappeared tilting with chain.
or man, by manager of mountains firm
Mr. lluhn. He had been explnlncd his
duties and given the necessary binnlts
and receipts to how tilled out~ Each
receipt bud u duplicnle. one. for tho
purchaser and sun to he returned to
up your screens and screen
i
doors with black or gnivnnizcd scram»;
Cor. Railroad Ave. a. Main 8b. Dorian
ooloct Urmlerlctt. tiny. (lrstn. Fioui‘
H. r" .‘tlujul‘
'i‘llooir
iwurintts
wlincusos‘
intro bot-u niluotlt oxcluuivcly illtiil on
pcrinnnoiit tlninlls in Witsliinniun. nicii .
'l‘iisou .
Ho was surprised to find that. onj
ultiiout every point. the men in tho tioiii
.(“Iilm‘étlll with tho litiruuu i-iiiois tit
.thc innnngoiuont. (lurroli, instcud of
looting any receipts tor the company,
i inc rciy sold the books. took the lunacy
laud skipped. Ho used both the dupil
[catc blocks and the original ones so
E that be double his chiinccs tor indium;
moucy.
Wlicn night clinic ouc mun returned
but (intrcli did not “stinger “him to
iportcd him to tho chic! of police.
3 incubator Hahn bus bcen around at. tho
vnrious houses truth which complaints
have. been outdo. tryin‘it to squnrc tho
company with the people and but
things right but in several cases bus
not mode good to the sutistucticn of
the poisons who bought the books Rog
'potts now own reunited trout scrotal
houses ubcro tic bus made good the
schooling of his uncut. howovor.
'l‘lic books lllt'llldt‘tl in the odor were
lilo l‘lttorinl lipvlcw, l'inlnpton'n Mug-
.iiztuc. tiuoii iiouuultvcplnn. lilo Wo-
iuuit's lionw .iouruul. tho Noctiiouorit
limit. and the litmiaouito. 'l‘ho rinli.‘
, hint; drill is under that tnnnngcuwut of
tin i'lt it rntl limit it compuuy and ii
iii: mino iwllttluu thrill to be import
t-ibio. Ell|\t' Villlltil mum in tin: boprs
ot ootuinlim tho with.» in bottles of tho;
.llltlllt') tlim |lillll om Mnnngni iluliii
ii. nhnlll tlio town tit-lilo ting bonito tutti
\
put till it his perfectly good llltlill').
Mimnnor ilniin told one putty out
Moiiiluy illut ho had nindc a little mitt».
tutu- in coming to town nnd putt-ring:
lilo thlll to tho"
i
‘ houses proiulscuouciy.
E home of William P lit=.oi‘s in i-‘init‘rout. l
null uulwd Mrs lint-rs to ho tonic tutor
cuttti in his proposition. Mr. limits its
the piopriotol oi tho book nutty. stoic
in ‘t‘luli siloui and into nil iliouc chow
uivtitionoti books on solo. ‘
to bow vtrlttt-n to tilt' it'ittoriol lit-t ‘.iuwi
'Collliitllllr‘ nn.i told thorn ubout tho
altollt nnd tho iiiiriu ho wus doing in?
Norwnih. Mutiuncr liubn says that tho
continuity rupiiutl to Mr. lit-orb thutl
V tiiolr uncutn urc doing stood work itnd
. nluo wroto to Hobo to that adopt.
siLL PERMITING BEELE OF LIQUOR
iN HOTELS BEATBN.
llAll'l‘lt‘iililil. Juno ‘lt.-»='l‘hc bill pow
milling tho pulp of liquor in iiotcln on
holiday to ghosts woo tultcn
up in tho nonuto nod ovorwboimius
.- mum w. a...
ion tiii'tuiunccu ot’ opinion ho found was ly dorontcd utiur it warm dobnto. ’luu
oti bill with pnnscd by tho sonntc so that it
tChuirmsn tiny. of tho Milltcry Alfoirsiwiil doubtlcus ho hiilod by tho tllil‘
itioinmittoo. to 111th the icon of on- . 'surcoiim notion Tho opposition to tho
ERB.
by ‘ iii-loo dosircdwdnys.
ti: .
it it its desired.
,. liutfl'icnt in tho nrmy this yours liiutouti bill in tho liousti was ind by iloproscn-
HE thNTlNzL 70" VACVAT'ON' ‘ or three. Tho Worthington bureau totirco hands. of (iiiilforil,
Pool: or
initials. with tho ext-option or tho utnlf‘ titruiiortl rind Wilson. of Seymour.
ilt-ni m of The Sentinel leaving the . "mm”. iiudur tics. Wood Wm, in my.
3 i it tho ssnoirorc. mountains om... otthis pm wiiiio tho contrary (rpm.
rot ”0”" or E‘” Europa. 0““ “”9 ion was expressed by the soldiers in
no direct. to tlicm by mail for W. rumba infirm Antonio
works or
AMM’W‘ may ”9 “h“"fi‘ldr that n tire-your consonant, tlovoiopluli.
it. was said by tho inch in
may it would u force of thoroughly rut
......;...... WW 1 pcrioucnd moo. Wolllfl motto. tho oiilccrs
lazy. besides matting enlistiucnts more i "Your honor. two boot; in Stills so much
’i‘iiey also [lolliltltli
out that it, would motto loss the num-
norm men with militiiry citpcricncs in
tho notion. ‘ns'thc army graduate little; goof: ygfitprdny.
more than halt as many from its rsnits
under the tits your tarm its lllltlét‘ tho
dlillttuli to obtain.
present terms of three yours. "i
Toms:
if you can ever peritonitis a mail
number of on uncouth. who mint and
l ‘ .
The claim rots motto that tho bill in
wood the wcnltliior plastics in their
«intro to got it drink on annuity Iii
implicit tiic poor man who was cooled
the prlviicgo.
”W.“ m»... 44...qu
run usuvoos to waits.
Wii.i.tmurio.onnn.. ions 14.3»
no to nervous to work." John Connor
or. its. it soil £10359!de trump. tot
Judaic Willinm A Arnold in local poll
"Thirty days," replied Judge Arnold.
tiuoncysr commences his sentpuco
in ilrooitiyn hill today. its made rust
dent: of North Windham miserable
'tbursiilly by trying; bruit doors and
peering into hitch windowit
number ct homes in . .,
e‘ onto he mods to his ._ _
those otherwise interested in tho hops
of capturing the “hammer." But bonus ‘
jaud will establish a now mark in con-
llEll Elliillllll lillllEEllllllll
ElE Plillllililill’ililli
port Armory anti Will be Held
‘ at Stespiecliase
The unpreccdentcd demand tor
space from the manufacturers and ex.
hilritora tit the forthcoming conven-
tion at tho Photogrnpiiors' Mitoclotiou
of Now England has made it necessary
tor’iho exocutivo board to change its
original intention ot holding the con-
vention at the llrldcoport Armory in
Scptenlllor. 'I‘bo committee has so.-
lectcd Sleoplcchnsc isitind. which ot-i
tors no opportunity for holding it pho
togrnpltic cspcsition. which the com-
ing convention of the association has.
actually ticvclopcd lllltl. and the board:
is now busily preparing pious oi tbc
island for the inspection of the mom
bots and exhibitors.
'i‘iils chnntro in plan makes it possi
bio for the board to nssurc cvcri'
niunutucturrr as much spncc us be to !
quires and on absolute ounuilty of our:
portunity to displny his wares
entire island will be tskcn ovor for tho:
purposes of the exposition nod for the
first time slow the days or Colcron.
the olritiino association spirit will pro-
vull.
i am more than gratified over the.
abutting made by the association tbul‘
tar and the. ussursncos received by tho
board convince me thni the coming cit
position will schist-o a ghost succoss
i
l
i
vention work.
An entire building will be dototcd
to the display of photographs and
from nhsoiuio boltihizs iiircitdv mode. it:
can sntoiy promise the Waiters and.
members the ground cxliiiiltlon of
photographs ctcr gniiit rod in Anicricn.
Full details of tho uxpmtlllmi and
convention are chin: “1'thth and
will be sent forwnrti to you in duo:
l bridc thc hridcmniti. was gownod in n
scnson.
(‘ioidiully yours.
.l. ll: (Hill), Boston.
'l'ros l’. A. of N. E.
”Julian...“
TWO SYSTEMS OF JURlSPRU-.
l
OENCE.
llubcri liruco lr‘uilur in tho Worlds
Work huts:
Tho tompnrison tn'iwoon the English
nod Amoricnn sinuous oi jurispru-
duucc nnd prw‘ulcncc oi’ films arc in-
tcrostlun illill rtriitiuii. Tbs two poo.
illt'n arc of Ellt“ utmo mac -~thc cyclonic
of KOH'i‘nlllt'lll iiro ultuosi. ldoniicni in
piliitipic. illitl tho lows of both hiitr'
low or
for tiioli origin the itiilimt‘lll
Fuginnd In tho i‘nitcd States the
nuiubcr or Elllllllt itit-u is ilifiicr million
tolicttln, ' tuolwy for thorn inoldontnii) in iiubiinntu ubilo across tho linc. in"
\l'illt'ln tun out tor the uncut ulio skip it‘
nuudu, ii is but ilircc.
nnd so t‘lll‘liit in tho lluitud Stntcs‘.’
BAPTITST YOUNG PEOPLE’S
UNlON.
At lilo tilit't lnl mt ctiug of tho iluptlsi
‘l’ouuit i‘oopluit iiniou. which was bold
lust ovoniur. in tho puriorlt of tho
South Norwnik liuptist cluttch. it won
with tho ill‘llllllrl dopiirtmoui. will hold
it luwu ilitll) lilltl strnwhcrry tcittivsl
on t'umim owning, limo m at tho
homo or Mrs. William tinttcry. in Mcr.
win strut-t. An ontortninmcm will be
provided and n Rood tlmc is “WWW“
to till who uttcnd.
’l‘ho now not of by lows. which have
been drown up morn pl'tifltlllltid and itc-
copioti by the union.
.mmw...
worm south Norm-lit Climbs ohow
tits carom Way Out.
*i‘hcrc cnn ho no guru-«sou why any
manor ot this will continua to suitor
tho lorinrcs of no itching luck. tho tin-
ncynncc or urinary dilitll‘tlbl‘l. the duo-
uors oi dlnlloicti. or it hidncii ml
thu rciict is so pour it hand and the
most positivu proof plvcn thslt thcy
can be boron mum «list A South
Nomuih citircn says:
Mrs. .lsmon A. Finn. til Spring St.
south hermit. com, says: "tit first
experimm! with nostril Kidney Pills
took place about titres your ago.
witch my mother rccommcndod thorn
to mo. 3 suitcrnti for it long time from
it «cult and lamb bitch. sccouipsnlsde
hya cull. hoary sin in my indoors.
This with especial y annoying when i
had any worn to do which required
Modulus 'i‘hc rontcuts of tho but
risotto s limo stars. gave me roller
and bcnsiitod ms in every its. 9th
out other members or my innit it have
thirst: this remedy tout the results in
arm cars have soon bounty sstisttrc
troy. t deem it It plethora to confirm
Elli! public ointment i mitotic in tarot or
hours Kidney Plush:
For lists to all; ti
cunts. . contentious
it it it
. ”The handsome cdiiice was elaborately
Already Too Big tor the Bruins» '
Why should
.bumnn Iiii- bu hold so dour in tinnndn
box or Donn it many Pills. pronoun at .
(Continued from it sit Pogo)
'Zl‘liti i.
one. Bridgeport, in t *prhsenco oi
beyond hundred relatives and friends
Etiécorstod and motto a most beautiful
scans.
The officiating clergyman was B‘s
that James J. Mcllinncss assistant rcc.
tor oi st. Mary’s church and its conduit.
tod the ceremony in a most pleasing
manner
Both young people too well known in
the town and Miss Kelly.w who has been
tor a number of years ompioycd in
Tristrnm and Hyntt's dry goods store
in Willi street. has on cspeclnlly largo
circle of friends in tho Norwnlhs. Her
pleasant disposition lltls won the hearts
of oil with whom she has come in coir
tnct mid her kindly noturc huh also on
sister} in gaining tor hcr humorous
friends. The groom. though it Bridge-
port young mun, is very well-known
and highly rcspccted in Not-walk, hav-
ing been u frequot visitor hero for a
long time. No. in it successful business
mun. being shunned with his i‘nthcr in
a large bnluiiy business in East Main;
slrcct Bridgeport. 3
Mr. Hurlngton is n fourth dearest
member of Razor Council Knights at;
Columbus and also of the Bridgeporti
lodge No. 313, B P 0 8.. besides at!
humour of othcr social and frotcrnni:
organizations in his home city. 1
Wllilnms ntd Young had entire
chorus of the decorations both at the
house. whcrc the reception was held
'l‘hot‘md hi. the church. The edifice bod Finn. rector of the church. pctt‘ormed
illecn prcttlly adorned with palms,:; the impressive and pleasing service.
turns. dulsios, roses. pconlcs. and son 1
thorn smilnx entering into the army. i
The house was also decorated with a.
like nsortmcnt of horrors. Though at
grout many flOWcl‘s were otiiploycd in
tho ducorntious. the color schomo oi
yoilow and uhllc. was clctcriy brought
out by the men under the direction of
the firm.
The toilottcs oi the bride and her
sister. who was the brldcmsid, was so.
pccisiiy lino as to texture and design.
The bride was nttircd in s most beau»
tiful creation of white crops do chenc
satin ovcr hicssnlino satin and “all
‘trimmcd with real Point do Applique
sud Duchess iucc '1 its tom; white roll
was caught with n wreath of lily of
the valleys.
Miss Anustin V Kolly sister of the
illgbt bluo Mossnliuc silk dress. tr-.lni
E tried in mossuliuc satin and used pcnrl's.
2 She wore it most bouuiittii picture but.
to mulch and carried a bouquet oi ros
cs and swam-posit
Joscph Harrington. a brother ot the
groom. also wcltknown in The Nor
walks. nrtcd in tho tsupncity of built
mun. The four unborn “1ti John 1‘.
Wontcr. liudlcy ttiillcn slid 'l‘ltomnu
‘ Kelly. of Norwsih. and Joseph F. Ford.
0! Bridgcport.
i’rutnptiy at tho appointed hour the
bridal puny cult-rod tho church to the
dim; iuntcli. played by Edwnrd
the curvinooy wits pcriorinoti by it‘s»
titer Motiinuoss. 'l‘lto ut-rt'lco wnu tol-
“ lowrd immcdinicly by it high nuptlnl
lunns. During the Illitllbl Miss Elin M.
. Harrington. ut llridiiopurt. n sister of
lilo groom. rumored to it most swcct
and pit-using voicc "O i‘romlso Mo“
untl lulcr in tho scrriro 'l‘homuu l‘iris-
roll. of liritlucport, Mimi in ninuucr
illlolil i’inc “Arc Morin."
At tlio closc oi tho muss tho btldul
party nud u inrgc number of their
triunds ropnircd to tho bomb of tho
liv is unidl "mu mm H". union. t" conjunction. hritlo in Siorcus tilt-cot. whom in room»
lion of it most tittliniitiul nuluic wot.
bold. ('utt-rcr Martin A. Smith wins in
chorus of thc rciroshnicuts nuii no
small unionut of trodlt is duo him for
tho mnnnor in ultich this port of tho
nttnir ptutsctl nit tuning the reception
tho critic and groom iucolvcd s. inritu
numbor of their friction who bestowed
oouxrntiiniionu upon ibcui in numbors.
(Boosts worn prurient iii both tho
ocrcmouy and tho reception following
from Now iliivcu. Bridgeport. Antonin.
l-‘ltmnl‘ord. Now liochcilo. Spriunflcid.
New York. Now .lcrsoy. Boston and
The Norwnlks, From thclr
friends tun young people how rccctv-
ed slits oi' lioudsomc piscos or cut
glass. silver, tumiturc. and chins bo-
und mutiny in sanctum quantities.
Mrs. Harrington clinngsd hcr mu-
dins gown for s trot/cling ouiilt and
the happy couplo departed amid a
tor tin extcndcd trip on tho 4:28 train
they. will rosido in their nswiy turntab-
spnrtincut in liridxspori.
MUNROEdeLLmO.
Another Vary Pretty cur-mow This
blaming I! St. Mary’s church.
This wedding or Miss Frances iii.
tiniilus“. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hilm‘
phony uniting, or it with: atomic,
Mr. and Mrs. John Munroe. or iii (in
.bsr ut‘ friends sod Stimulus of tho cons
iii illiiiiil illil
[handsomely trimmed with roses. terns
bonutliul strains of loltcngrin‘u Wed;
b‘.‘
iinuds. utlvnnclng to tho nitnr wborc‘
minty E
inst includbd in the list. bonds pictures
shorter oi confetti and congratulations
for Now York city. Upon their roturit
Norwsiit. and John in. Mouton. sun oi.
on street. was an unusually pretty
one and wits attendsd by it turn will!“
SilliBEEliS illEt
Gray Hair is First Sign of Age,
friends and a. supper at 43 West arcs H
one.
Mr. and Mrs. Reagan have the boot-
wishos of their many friends for many .
yours at hoppy married lite.
Harmless Remedy: Restores
To natural dolor
‘ Osler isn’t the Only man who turns
down old tugs. In the business world
the “young man" is always the one
who picks the plums. It 18.311 ago of’
"new thought," “new talent." etc. and E
the old man is passod by in the race.
One or the first signs of coming age
is the nppouranm of gray hairs. thni
you see tliem.,nct promptly. Wycth‘sl
Sago and Sulphur l-lnlr Remedy will
correct this sign, which so often de-‘
TAKE CARE-
‘ OF YOUR
EYES now
Wo'Vc-mploy experienced Oculists~ ‘
graduate physicians—um examine
eyes, and guarantee satisfaction.
THAM‘ER
OCULISTS AND OPTIGEANB ’
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Open Monday & Saturday Evenings
calves pcople into thinking that age
is really upon them. it is a woliwknown
fact that Sage and Sulphur will dark
on the hair. Wycth‘s Sago und Sul~
piiur combines these olti~time remit
disc with other agents. which remove
dandruff and promote the growth of
the hair.
The manufacturer of this remcli
uuthorizc the druggists to soil it under
gunruntco that the monev will be re»
funded it it falls to do exactly as rcp-
recanted.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
glsts. Special agent. Stillson-Powcll
Corporation.
The church was attractively decei-
ntcd with a profusion of palms, torus.
roses and southern smilnx, so well as
daisies nod pennies. and mode a most
pretty setting for tho nuptials. The
house when; the reception was held
oi the homo of the bride‘s parents fol
iowinc thc church ceremony. was also
and palms.
The bride looked beautiful in a
white embroidered Moronlsette dress
oror satin and wore a veil caught with
a. beautiful wreath oi roscbuds. She
carried it shower bouquet of bride’s
ram. Miss lsabciln Munroe. n sister
or the groom. who was bridcinnid. was
protiily attired in a light blue satin
juror-m with poor! trimmings nnd cur-
ried a bouquet of pink and white car-
nstions. The best man was .lnmcs
toilins. n brother of the bride. 'I'wo
otit~ot~town young men acted in tho ca-
pacity of ushers and they wore .iohn‘
t“. oil it of Danbut'y. a cousin of the
twin. and Samuel Mollowhsll oi New
uric N .l.. a friend of the young poo
pic.
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to the siruins of the familinr Lolicu
Jordan’s
it (The famous “Donkey Oil”)
r South Non-slit.
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'l‘bc hritlul party (tutored the church
”Perfection
Wax Oil
Polish
Cleans instantly, polishes
beautifully. hides scratches,
leaves no odor. It does for
woodwork what metal pol-
ishes do for brass and silver.
Ask for Circular.
CHAS. E. DOW
80. NORWALK. CONN.
'E‘he Elced 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
‘ ELECTRICAL SHOP
in tho Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone sos~ao South Main Street
Music Hall Block
vrln‘s Wedding March, oxqui'silciy rcn- ,
dcrcil on tho organ by Professor lid-g
word I“. ilundiz, who also pinycd nil turf
prom-into air during the soloinnizlugi
of tho innrrinirc mrcniony. concludingl
with M cndclssohn‘n
.\i it i‘(‘ h.
Alice (‘niiilldlnyincs rniidcrcd in but
most planning manner "0 Prohibit-
Mir."
'l‘hc mt‘t‘llllm’i which followcd was a
most clubornto funrtion at which illt‘
crusts. roiutivcs nnd fiiomis. more on .
terinlnctl. A wedding brcuki‘nst was?
scrvod to the guests, and Mr. and
Mrs. Munroe rcccivod their tripods uii-
,tii their departure on a wedding trip
.to ho spout at Atlantic (‘il_\. N.
iiotoro looting. Mrs. Miuiroi» donut-d
it most uttractlvo tnilortnndc tin—moi
inst suit with a hat to match
'l‘ostlrtintr to tho ostocm in which
ithr voting people are hold them ucro
buntiuotno uutl numerous wcddliig
hills. of cut glass. silvrwnrc. furniture
and money. Ghouls wore prurient irom
iiirooklyn. Now York city. Ncwsrit.\i .
J.. llnnbury. Mount Votnoudhidmport
and Tim Norwalln
Alicr their wedding trip at about too
days tho couple will roturn to who up
houscitcopiug at No. ll F‘nlrvlcw mm
mm. whore they will be ll. name to
ihoir tripods. 'l‘hoy huvc tho boat wish-
on for surross of a large and udmlrinix
f circic oi‘ friends and scottnintnucoii.
Mr. Mourns, who is cmpioyoii no u
plumber. is invomhiy ltuown throuitb~
out the town. Ho is a member of tho
Modurn Woodmen. ct Amorlcs. South
Norwnlit Como. ’No. 9.294. Court Nor.
rub. No. till. homotopy of America. pi.
vision No. i. Ancient Order or liibon
plans. and has reccivsd on honorablc
diminish from the tiixlh Company.
Coast Artillery Curio. thinoctlcut No.
tiouill Guard.
M‘BALLYu-ELWODD.
’i‘ho constituent. of Miss Margaret
thwcod and John Mentally, both of
Norwnik. has boon announced and tho
REAQAHAAMPBON.
The many irisndsot John it Runyon.
tho concur employers or his priitloiii‘ihl
insurance company. wot-o plbnsnntly
summon. microns utiotnocu. when
hit. litmus infarction thorn that its
was}; nonunion hiring boon married
to Miss Morin: naturism. bun Friday.
ct 9t. Scrunch church. in Wort rout»
iictarssionul ;
Til“ service was tollowod by’
a high nuptial mass during which Mrs. ;
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tints not for tho nodding hi .iunc 28th.
.W. F.Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGi8T8
I North Main St: 80. Not-walk
PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
E. E. Gorham
Decorator
to First It». first Namath
Toibpltbns 462
pantheon. v.
For FREIGHT Only
swim Propellers toms our
23. Em River. Now York that
of Dom maul. ovary days-tom
cont Bond”). At a p. in. Mt
rscuivod at Norwsii up to 4. p.
in. and booth Namath up to B: Iii
ll. ”6 ‘
. Norwsiii Steamboat Company
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