- camp. tit
1. » - do not want to spend the
Unveiling getting supper ready. You Want a stove on
can start up in a minute-v—tliatwill cool: quickly and We“. .
For camp, houstboat or 1111 low. a New Per-7
‘lcction Oil Cook-sieve is the idea“?
1 is ready for use in a moment.
of Cutting wood and getting in cdhl. It does not 'ovcrllcgt
or make dirt in a kitchen; there are no ashes 1101' makes".
' It requires less attention and cooks better than any oilicrra ‘
’-
Supper Ready 1
When u get back to
and hungry. you
cooking device. It‘
It saves all the trouble
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Standard Oil Company
(incorporated)
Rowari‘ou
Here indeed is a most delightful
section. then which there is nothing
liner in all Connecticut. Topograph-
toaiiy- speaking. the place is simply
beautiful; especially in the spring.
during these seasons are soft and
Winslow a. they oftentimes are in this
vicinity hr bringing With them their
health-giving properties, it is assured
doubly the case when the weather per-
1111on bulldogs boating. dancing and
fishing—all of which are to be enjoyed
1 in full measure here.
. M11: and“ Mrs. Andiow'9l80winaii‘ha1‘c
'J been visiting with relatives in town.
" . .. :i‘ ' ' '
‘ 0.1.ouisl’i‘lce.
Yacht. Club, has had a new reversing
of The New uik
clutch installed .iii his launch, “(lbrdu’
W
' 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franks. of'
oiwaik' were recent guests of Mr.‘
hits William 'l‘utllo and niece. Mina
’ “W Webb of New Canaan, have been
vvlsitiug Mr and Mrs. Stephen Stone.
:0! Barton avenuo.
Mrs. M. P wBrown and i'amllv
Belle island. hare returned to their
8W8»; in Rabbit”. 1‘
L. B ,Hegirler. of New York,
moved with his family in the Shel
wood plum. at Tokeneke Park. This is
the largest‘ place iii the vicinity.
george E. Edwal‘ds‘lios his launch
Josephine iti‘commissiou at her moor
off his summer residence at Belle
island.’ Captain Jarvis. of Rowayton.
willfisail 511111 11111111. again this season.
The regular meeting of the Rowuy-
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.olipon' Worth 261‘. If Presented at F
,. H. Baxter's Store.
V 131“ to test The Sentinel 11 111111111;
" 11 find its «superior nlivortising
, e have made arrangements
‘Iilranlt ii Baxter. the popular
till 11) odor one of his host cell-
111 lollies at half pulse to any one
in out out die doliowini; coupon
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coupon
i.
n 5011‘ 111191111119 of 1111'. How 1
up .1111: i the cure of (3011- |
and ”pepsin u't hall” |
’ i villi refund {the money 1
summer and nutrition, when Nature is
at her loveliest. and when the winds"
iv a joy and a. comfort to sojourn id
111101 so highly favored. this being
and Mrs. Stephen Stone. at Roion xiv-e i
‘ flint contemplated.
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ton Yuchi Club, was held last night,
routine business being transacted. The
members also discussed {the coming
motor heart parade and evincedmuch
interest in the project.
The yacht Defiance, owned by Dr.
Charles B. Keeler,‘ovf 'New‘Connnn. is
how at her usual anchorage off The
Nor-walk Yacht Club. 'this vessel has
Just been thoroughly overhauled at
her winter berth in Rowayton by Cap-
rain Melville Younks.
won—-
The Reliance Social Club held its
regular meeting. yesterday afternoon.
with Mrs. Samuel Mend. {Northiave-
use, at which time arrangements were
inside for a lawn party to be held in
the near future on the lawn of Mrs.
Robert S. Barclay, Rowayion avenue.
The large DoKiyn mansion at Pine
Point opened today and thorn are a
. large, number of Pillsbury, Pin, [Jain
bui'y, 1111801111111 831ml New York ‘1'1é511le
already installed in the hon-so. Evm‘y
thing is in full swing for the summer
and the usual orijoynbie times at 11 an
tloipabed. 1.
The case of John Fruiiziili. of South
No: walk vs. Virginia Wlssriiuuson. of
Tokonoke, was tiled before 1.11111..-
Reed in the superior court yesterday.
The plaintiff claims that be contracted
with tlill‘ defendant. to clout a house
‘ fo1lher and that owing to alterations
in the plan he was obliged to expand
more money for the work than lie at
The amount ls
J«oval $1, 000 A settlement was (insured
in the afternoon, and the suit with»
drum
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'MOTDR 8YOLl8T
wlio‘
‘ have been at the Sound View ”01111.1
HIDE FAST TIME
‘ a“ ,
“Several complaints were made to
Whittle! Nol‘weik police on Tuesday evcih
llig‘ilbflul a motor cyclowhiuli sped up
Wrist avenue and down Well slreol at
a reckless price, and the matter has
been invesdgutéd,‘ bringing out a con-
ditlon which is peculiar to any the
least.1 it seemslthni. E. W. Hoyt. of
Cranbury, owner of the machine. roule-
tered C 0 1337. had started out {for a
spin and he went spinning «before he
finished his ride. which occurred be
tween 6 and 6 o'clock on Tuesday.
Captain Thomas Hunt invest gated
the incident and when he discovered
the predicament in which the young
man was placed, he made no arrest.
but congratulated the‘youi'h upon the
successful ending of what might one-
iiy have proved his last ride.
going along nicely and when he reach
oil, Wail street he attempted to slow
down. When no found that he could
not do so he became lilghtoned, as
anyone in such a predicament. might
have boon. The reason that 1111191111111
not slow down Willi 111111 on the front
of tho ovoid lit/oily is a saui'l' blight and
this bad jarred around so that it was
' junimod against the throttle handle
bar, preventing ll .1er bring moved
Acting on the impulse of the mo
merit Mr. Hoyt. reached toward and
wrencheli iiio “11111. 110111 the place
where it had caught and managed to
slow down in time to stop in front oi.
the Norivalk Auto Supply Collipuny's
storo' lie was decidedly” delighted
when at last the engine slapped its
chug-chugging and ho {tell his feet rust
been unable to stop the 11111-
chills botanist have run until he 1111111111
and as a moat. delightful environment
1 lists the genres of New Yorkers who
' . added stops and it may troll be proud
' . bet-s among its residents some of the
‘. many wealthy onus.
Hartford Railroad (3011111111113,
, Dorian. Smith
lie was:
solely upon 111.1 solid sidewalks once .
, Schlichuu 118111881
1) rich in 1111111111111: 11 homootown
that is not unuppreoiated us hear wit-
have tak'an material advantage of the
loot by making tho place their rest-1
dance for lilo whole or part of the
your.
Located 11. and forming a part at 11
sturdy and naturally attractivd sec-
tion or the country. Dorian has pro»
greased for many years. not by leaps
and ‘ilounds. but by steady and unim-
oi the macro it has made. its growth
haying been healthy in over; respect.
in nrou, it is a big town and includes
in its boundaries some of the most
valuable and d1. sirubie property along
the Connootiklt shore and it nom-
best known people in the country, and
All about the
town sites suitable for big country
residences have been bought up. in'
eluding those very near to the village
of Dorian itself. Nui'oton (inilendsr‘s
1’01111.N0roton Heights and the 011
Ridge section. Each your property is
more keenly sought. here and n furth~
or great boast will be created by the
m.’ Rev. Carlos 1111111111. or Nore-
waa instantly killed yesterday morn-
ing by a fall out. of a fourth story win- ‘
flow of the Cn'rl‘oilton House. €174 Chap-
oi street. New Haven; - About‘tweuty
years ago the deceased was in the
New ‘llt'lven, doing ‘liill'illlfltlfi‘ under the
limo name of Dibble & Torbort. Mrf
'l‘orbort served in the civil war. About
ten yeul‘nngo old age compelled him to
retire and he want to the Soldiers’
Home lit-Norman. lie and ‘lleeil iii the
habit of spending his furlouglul in New
tel.
intended spending the week there, vis-
iting; olddtlimo friends. Early in the
extension of the electrical equipment
of the New York. New Haven and;
whose (11
lines have stations at both the villbgs
of Barton and the Noroton section;
Noroton is but 36 83 miles from Grand
Central depot. New York. and Barton.
8812 miles 011 the other side of
Norwnlk is only 43. 42
miles distant 1A trolley system con-1
nects the town both with the Towns1
of Norwaik and Stamford. -
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‘ Jacob Schnub. of South Norwaih,
was a visitor in Dalton. ynosterday on
business.
Edward Buttery, at this place. was
a visitor in South Norwulk. yesterday
niternootL.
St. John's Parish. of Newton. will
hold a strawberry festival. 1oday on
the parish lawn.
John Roland, libationist at the (:o
innibia Howl, is confined «in his 1103119.
in South Norwalk. with illness.
The mrnital committee will hold :11
meeting. this ('velllilg. at which time,
armrinciuonis will be thriller couiplct- '
ed for the event. ‘ 1
w
Ilarion is suffering trim the dust
iiuisnuos will and the residents of?
Main sti‘ool nro patiently awaiting for
the oil. The protess of distributing'
the same is tiecsssariii a rather slow
one.
Frederick H Smith of Aliens drug;
store. was .1 visitor in Bridgeport, on
”friend. 1,1 “hula be attended lilo 1111110S
ltuguo lillhi‘llllll mime beiweon lilo
Blidiloporla and the New ”11131111 Mr l
Smith enjoyed the union inimeusoly. 1
l
W NW.-
A lively l‘uuuulu unburied in Main
atruoi. yesterday morning. when one.
of Andrew Taylor 11110111911 became 1111 j,
minorigeublo and in attempting to?
: bring the horses to 11 111111 the ruins
broke. The mood 11111 up on the side-.1
walk in front of the hotel whom it
won stopped it. i. Juliet and a pub»
solider. whom llt' was taking to 111ml
station were tho only occupants of the
our and were uninjured
“mm
The pupils of tho milieu schools
1imve been given the glad 111111111111 that
instead or closing {the schools for the.
long vacations on the 3lllli lush. they
11111 110 illaiiilssutl for the lost time on
Fildny alternoon of this week it hav
ing been found that an Ni'Ol‘ in calcula-
tion was mudu “boil the former date
was announced. The tidinrla were
happy ones for the teachers unwell an
the pupils as the strain of a reboot
your in not to be overestimated. As a
result of tho announcement. the exam.
inn‘lious havo boon rushed through this
wank. The closing day will be marked.
'by filling oxerrisoh.
Tucsduy butwuen ii and 3:30 p. 111..
the Kindergarten .dcmrtmeut of the
Glenbrook school was entertained by
the teacher. Mina iihuily ll. loo. and
the principal, 'Mlsa Julia A. Stark. 'l‘lio
lions, and the wireshmonl tabla-s look»
{1d 111111 in the! June light
played their 11111111111. The only invitod
guest was Mary loiiznbolh Sullivan.
whose third birthday occurs on the
28111 lust. ’i‘lm children were delight-
ed by the notions of 11 pet "11118111112181,"
0111 net S...
This 11.119.11.11 game is 11111111111
by both young and old.‘ Don’t- be
uithout one. " ‘ 1‘ ‘
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HAMMOCKE AND
COUCH HAMMDGKS
0.
lawn was brilliant with floral docorw ‘
The little ,.
{cilia made a 1.1811111111111111.” they ‘
lnoruing'lie was about the hotel it
seems that aim bruuhi‘nlu he started
to take a little nap on the sill of the
window in his room on the fourth iluor. w
111 ll: 30 onlook one of Mr. 'i‘orvbort’s
friends called at the 11010] 10' see him.
(icing to inertiom 11w iisiior round the 1,
window wide Open. The hotel om-
ployeos searched about the building
for. Mr. Torbcrt. to inform ‘lllm of the
111 rival of hill friend. Finally one of the
employees looked out at the window
and saw the "lesions body on the roof
of the building adjoining on the west
side. two stories lit-low. ‘A bunch or
hair on the window sill allows ctmcln.
elvely that Mr. Torborl and rested his
head on the caring. Coroner Mix pro-
nounced it a case or arcldantni death.
The licensed was about eighty years
'old and is survived by a daughter and
Ya widow. who the in NW Haven.
LAGT GATHERlNG OF SEASON.
'l‘ho Wednesday Mirrnoon i‘inocliie
Club mm for the last limo for the sea
80111111111111le afternoon with M111. Wil
limit C. Twornbly. of Hawkins avenue.
East Norwnlk. and an habitable new
aion was the result. Mrs John Ste-
,vons captured the firm prise, and Mrs.
ivvipir ”radios the. good. while Mrs.
Silas Kurt haul who £81de the cou-
oolatlon trophy. A delicious 111111 been
was served and Mrs. Twombix proled
:8 1110s! charming 1111111811..
This Cation Center School will b01111
‘ his graduation exercises in the Town
Hall Friday evening. June 3.111 8 11.
ton. will 11351131111 the 1111111111. The 111111111-
1111'11 will sing. pupérs will be read by 1,
the eighth grade pupils. and there will 1
be a formalzpresentstion of diplomoll. ,‘
James W. ‘Torliertfcivil war veteran I
and formerlew Haven business man.
plumbing business on Grand avenue. “
iiaven, invariably stopping at this bar
He arrived again on Monday and 1
Sid
top of any h
{our months ago 1 commenced
Gus amt Euiplliil‘. 't‘lio
named to do some goods
lrat
built
fairly covered with
in: in thicker.
. prominent.
all our“
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med and that the cuntcnu of said
moon" it“.
Hm
tiere’ s the Proof
For two or three your! my hair had been
taillnx out and getting quite thin. until the
and wu- county bald. About
it reluleriy. until now I have and {our hot-
tiu. The who! a tog of my hood is new
air and it keeps con»
i shall keep on using it a
while tensor. u I notion a constant. ins-1
swarm moon. 1 :
mm. 8. I. .
means NOON. ‘ ‘
‘mum~nusmcuoi my. me.
MI? W. HALL 1’”
mil-.3
. ET. ,
dEr ”SULP
healthy head of hair.
using
bottle
In!"
I month.
Wyeth’a Sage 'nrld Sulphur
hair soil and glossy.
' Stephen Bacon, being duly mm. In
that he nu real! the statement above on-
W!- 4
injure the hair; but it is an ideal hair dressing that will :01
store Indies! and any hair to natural color and keep' the
50c. and $1.00 a Bottle—At an Dragging
- 0:1 Sent Dir-o1. llama-o Prepaid. Upon flaunt oi Pm.
'* Wyeth Chemical Company. .1. mm‘
S
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HAiRREMEDY
Grew a Full Growth of Hair on a Bald; Head
The birthright of every man. woman and child—a full.
if your hair is failing. if it is full of
dandruff. or it it is faded or taming gray. II In Med
and should be looked alter without delay. ‘
WYETH’ 8 SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY. a true
Hair Tonic and Restorer. removes dandruii in a few days.
stops hair letting in one week. and starts a new growth in
does not sell the skin not
Fllll 8ALE AMUBEGOIIEHDEB 8V "IE 8TlLL80ll-POWELI. CDM’DHATICN
mom-1v FOR umvsnelrv cl-luacu sensual-non or "10813810 STEEL
. CHICAGO. Juno 22.-Congrsssman'
William 11. McKinley. oi the 19111 1111.
1
MAKERQ. .
NEW YORK, June 32 -An interna-
MAV AFFECT CASE.
The death of Andrew Heitrick, at -
Sherman which occurred Sunday nights? 1
hold district has contributed 330 000 tioual federation of mm and steelirrom heart (allure, has raised some dish
to “he conutruotlon of a “university makers planned on the lines of the
church“ at Cbampalgn. lil.. acounllnti American Steel and iron institute, will
to an nnnouucmuent made Tuesday at he. advocated by E. H. Gary: chairman
is meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of the United States SieeiCormration
of Illinoil. The church will be oreotmi at the coming international Steel and
by; him as a memorial to his (other. iron Conference, who opened in Brush
the. late George MoKlnley.‘ 1
m
“'1 have been somewhat cosilve.
but Dean's linguists save Just titer
suits desired They act mildly
regulate the bowels
George i3.
Altooua. Pa.
.04 “mm
A woman never gets thin from wor-
riiug olor the fuel that she is too fat.
perfectly."— countries
krill!“ 808 Walnut Ave. lt‘stordttv by the Lusitania and ialkea
sols on July 5. The conference will
not. attempt to fix prices fertile work
among producing countries 01 to rogu-
0 into the market in non- pioducing
8511011111 sailed for Europe
freely or the comlllfl conferencemeioro
he‘lci'i. The object of the confergnle.
11111 said, was simply to exchange views
on conditions in which manufacturers
Does Your Roof Leak?
'11.. Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAKB
601: A GALLON 509 A GALLON
We guarantee the ivonlhor wear oi
our (‘ornpouud for three yours. Write
for estimates. Correspondence dollo-
ited
Century Roofing (30.. inc.
88 Wnlbington at.80uti1 Norweiit
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The Reed 81 Voik
Elelctricai Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
‘ ELECTRICAL 8HOP
in the Town
AUTO BUPPLlEO
Phone 806~~60 South Main Street
South Norwallt. Music liali block
11.
A- Comfortable
* Arm-chair
is a Welcome and cosy refuse for young
or old when tired and weary. We carry
a splendid line of very comfortable
Arm-chairs, upholstered in leather and
various shades of vendor. They m
Q . not. only rumba-tabla to 111.1 body, but
. exceedingly oruairlérlinl to the eyey
; We also carry 11 campers line of wish»
, or and fancy Realtors. suitable tor
room or hill
.1.
Feawiclt Optical Co.
eves sxammeo FREE ’
mo cusses ouaaauraso
{Open Monday and Saturday evoninga.
UNITED BANK BUILDiNG.
noutb Norwalk
of sstoel and iron the world over are in
toresled. The conference, he said.
would not attempt to tilt prices for the
world either in producing or non—pro-
ducing countries.
Havoline
Motor Oil
FOR LAUNCHES
" A 111.111.11.15
.Are You
Satisfied with
your bilge]
Food
A pet-loot. Angel Food.
111th have exact heat.
That is why-a
.11
G .3.
RANGE
is the ideal appliance for
baking. You can control
the best so perfectly.
“t.
1
Power Co
market.
Housatonlc
of Launch? and . Yacht
Supplies
CHAS. E. DOW
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When in need of Ice. phone us yollr
order. it will receive prompt 11111111-
llou and you will know that you are
getting the 111111 and purest. ice on this
We can't explain why, but
somehow or other our ice seams to
last longer than other ice: i‘luino 51.10
today for a trial order. \ ' ‘1"
1 Brookside the Co.
cussion in Sherman as to what effect
it would have on the trials of First _
Selectman George at. Barnes and
Judge of Probate Warren C. ‘Alien,
which are to come before the superior
court in connection with the aieged
suffrage irregularities.
The allegations against Barnes is
that he was instrumental in having
Willliiln Jilettriclr son of the dead man,
take the elector-‘11 oath before he was
of 886 and Andrew liettiick in the
preliminary hearing had testified that,
Barnes was cogui'zani‘ oi the fact that
thereon was a minor when he took the,
oath.
The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 501:
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101‘ yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGGIBTB
8 North Main ea. So. Norwaik
Let your Dinner
Cook Itself
OHIO
STEAM
‘ COOKERS
, {Special Prices“
Until July lat
Horace R. Nash
N. Main amiss.
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Freight missile“ 11111118 fist-1.
88. East River. New York (lost
1 of Dover 11111111111). ovary day (in
cont Builder). "at 311. in. Freight. _’
received at Namath up“ to I 11.1,
in. and South Nowell: auto 5: Id
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