It all Connecticut. Topograph-
“ peaking. the place is simply
, l. especially in the spring,
‘ and ammo. when Nature is
oveliest‘. and when the winds
it It‘s those 999.30n3 are sort and
my. as they oftentimes are in this
V‘it —bringing wuh them their
‘ lth lying properties, it is assured
oy and a. comfort to sojourn in
y th9 case when the Weather per-
i bathing, boating, daucinE and
V of which are to be enjoyed
it measure here.
. a cottage at Tokeneke tor the sea
William Kuhn, of Schenectady.N
. ' the guest of Miss Mildred
e i at Pennoyer street. ”
n.—
laent.‘ an are invited to attend.
9-1. IWIW . '
A number of Rowayton people at-
the . ed the class day exercises of the
or all: high school. last evening.
‘ «can; are William Lynch. 'i‘rn-‘I
ovement to cum out this idea but
V to date none has been started.
‘L'I'he general opinion is that the I911
oldLi’aZshioned time should be enjoyed
ession of the Methodist Sunday
{School Those nominated and elected
find members of the committee
LI‘ahd,LMrs. Mary Themes.
l
lily weather act in. and many dclic
heLV.V.i‘IVltapo of peas.
hard and beats.
henna,
uoh abundance as that of last sca-
lib:
hilt ends and have the best wish
» yeti at its meetings recently.
he questions to be consid
tL. L30 highly favored. this being
L Hopkins, of Brooklyn. has tak-
OnLFridny evening. June 30th. the
.r IVs."c. E. oi the Baptist Church
ill give a social in the church base
Vmohé those who Will he graduated yea
y Ambler and hilsd Jeannie Dutault,
g in area, it is a big town and includes
IA'commlttee was appointed at the
school. Sunday afternoon, to prepare
‘Iplnns for the annual excursion oi the
were
Harry S. Bryan. Ciliiord N. Jennings
Gardens are beginning to take on
.more hopeful appearance since the
oilsivegetablep are being picked in
Swiss
The strawberry
niches have yielded a good crop of
no fruit this year. although not in
'1‘ is district of the town is very
hob in evidence at present. in that
its o! the members or the Norwalit
_ ‘Iicliool graduating class are lot-
,VtLi "graduates of the Rowuyton school
the avenue which bears the some
Mr. Ambler. the president of
ass. and Miss Dutault. 9 none
less important member. are re.
In... the congratulations of their
meeting of the Men‘s Club or Row-
, n"‘tvill, behold this-«evening, when
L ,Mted that II. large number of
_ lions handed in at the last
in ‘qu be unswered by those to
9' iii were assigned. The nature.
it tlous is such that there will
me for debuting er other lit-
exercises thut the Mons Club
TreasurerwrMiss MaryIShidlh.’ I‘ L
Granular-«Miss Rose Sniffing” ‘
Prayer Meeting Committee—+Mrs. ‘A
B. Cleverly. ltev. F. A Cunningham.
Horace Mills and Miss Kate Crockett.
Lookout Committeers. Horace
Mills, Mrs. Benellsha, G. H. Lotte end
Charles Petty. ,,
Social Committee-Miss Ni. Ambler.
Miss Irene Lynch, Mrs. A B. Cleverly
and Mrs. H. Raymond“
Music Committee~MLlss Rose Suit
tin, Miss Irene Lynch. Miss Mary Suit
tin I
Missionary Committee-«Mrs. A. B.
Cleverly. Mrs BeneliiIVha, Mrs. Grant.
Sick and Visitation Committee-
Rev. F“. A. Cunningham. Mrs.- Helen
Cunningham, Mrs. Fannie Morris, Mrs.
A. Ambler.
Flower Committee—Mrs. ll. Ray-
mend. Mrs. A. Ambler, Miss Rose Snit-
iln, Miss «liliizabeth Neper.'I
DARIEN
NOROTON
Barton is essentially a home town
and has a most delightful environment
that is not unappreciated. as bear wit
nose the scores of New Yorkers who
have taken material advantage at the
fact by making the place their real-
deuce tor the whole or part oi the
located in and forming a part or a
sturdy and naturally attractive secdi
tiou or the country. Darleu has pro-
grossed for many you‘re. not by Iowa
and bounds. but by steady and unim-
peded steps and it Inpy well be proud
of the record it has made. its growth
having been healthy in every respect
in its boundaries some of the most
valuable and desirable property along
the Connecticut shore and it num-
bers among its residents some of the
V, These contests are between teams
T composed at local workmen.
LLoi’ Mr. and Mrs. llaniord Smith are
an
this town.
The pipes have now been laid up to.
liarien. Two hydrants have been in-'
stalled, one at Henry avenue and the
other near the depot.
Mnand Mrs. James Craig, of South
Nerwulk. have returned to their home
in‘thnt city, after spending a week
with Mrs. Hanihrd Smith. ”
John Flanagan is back to work at
Bpellman‘s blacksmith shop. Flanagan
has been laid up {or the past low
weeks with an injured knee. I -'
There is nothing to compare with
homemade ice cream. if you haven’t
a freezer you will ilnd a full line at
Schlichting Brothers and Company.
SeeL advertisement.
William Ziegler is ‘itreparing his
baseball field for the weekly games.
which start next Saturday afternoon.
Among those who have been guests?
Mr. and Mrs.- Vnni‘icoy. the Misses
Florence and Bertha Vanscoy, and
Messrs Fred and Frank Van Sony. all!
of South Norwalk
Hanoi N. Lewis. at Gicnbrooh. spent
several days last week at the bottle
or school friends in Darlen. Miss
Lewis has just. finished the second--
your in the school of applied arts in
Pratt institute. Brooklyn.
The event or Lihe week is‘ the
strawberry and ice cream festival to
the given by the Young People's So-
ciety of Christian Endeavor in the
chapel of the Presbyterian Church.
next Friday etching During the eve-
ping. as an added attraction, there will
be music b' the iris‘ Club.
. > i u ,I I
commonly alluded to as an
L portedIV-troni the Judiciary coinmittee.
‘ nuance or securities. and this bill re-
. stains on the table in the house. V f
alter spending 9. week with friendszin
. History oi the Legislature. and Also
Wins provisions. The senate.
.Isdonted a separate bill. reV-‘g
which phases limitations upon the is}
No Stock-Watering Clause.
ed the State Business Mons Assooisw
lion in the effort to secure the passage
noon said that the minority bill as
passed does not provide any means oi
controlling stock issues. and I the
house will have to act upon the ocean
lties bill in order to prevent stock~watf
oriug, which is not prohibited by the
commission bill
The Banks bill. so called which the
house had passed and the senate had
rejected. remains in an innocuous
state as the house did not kill it. be-
ing anxious to adjourn tiller sitting
nearly Vi’our heurs
photo Withouta break. The support-
ers of the minority report would have
liked to kill the Banks bill and buried
it under the weight or the vote of the
house. but some opter members Were
ionrtui that an attempt would be
made to reconsider action whereby
is 0009199 voted for 'l'uylor‘ s Souvenir
on a bill prohibiting the inyinsL out of
new cemeteries within 300 feet or a
uweiiiug’ house. hotter than permit
ihoVreopenlag oi thes‘e matters the
rush. and mold cheers the members
‘them happy utter the battle which
had been fought
senator Judson returned from
lunch to be in at the finish. lie was
overwhelmed with cori'uratulations.
He said that he was Iory much you
lied at the vote which the house save
to the bill
Debate Proves Lively.
Itcr came up on n réilort of disagree-
ing action until the very lust was live.
ly in the extreme. Representative
ilauka and those who stood with him
Eduction, ,Wolimcn. Mitchell Bidwelt,
In. Tort. Slater. A. E. Bidwell Car-
I IWoodhouse. Huntington, Alford, Kell
Ralph 0. Wells. who has represent» y'
of. anomInission bill. yesterday sites I
in humid atmos- ‘
sou, Richmond. Perrin, Kenyon.
.lironson. Sperry, Manse. Tiffany. llaII
motion to adjourn went through with a,
rushed out into the corridors. most ct ‘
Yesmlislley. Camp. Carter. Rey.
holds. Knowles. Dickinsop. Augur.
I Kelsey.
V Nowmy. Shall9r. E. A. Kelsey.
Gertie. JArrlgoni Hutchinson.» Adam
The debate rm thLectlme mam...
were repeatedly charged with dlla,
V tol‘y tactics iii the motionh they ninde.’
The work on the water mains in
best known people in the cumin, and
many wealthy ones.
town sites suitable for big country
residences have been bought up. in
cluding those very near to the village}
of Dorian itself. Noroton Collender’m
l’oint. Noroton Heights and the 0x:
Ridge section. Each your property is
more keenly sought here and n lurth
or great boost will be created by the'
extension at the electrical equipment
of the New York New Haven and
Hartford RnllIoad Company. whose
lines have stations at both the village
of Dorian and the Newton section.
Newton is but 36.88 miles from Grand
Central depot. New York. and Barton.
38.12 mile. (in the ulnar side oi
miles distant A trolley system can-
nects the town both with the Towns
of Noxwaik and Stamford.
llauiord Smith spent the day in
Bridgeport.
Frank Henley has gone to Portland.
Me. for the suni'mer.
W .
The locals will hook up with the
strong Bethei nine next Saturday.
mus-«M... . _
The Boy Scouts of the M LII} Church
will hold a regular meeting thoroV to
marrow evening.
Mr; and Mrs. J. r. Mulvey and rim.
liy. of New York. are at the Muidrew
estate for the autumn.
Artbr Marsicb, of New York. a rep-
resentative oi thé Charles H. Innis
Laud C6,. is spending the wash here.
William Golden spent yesterday in
Port dederson, L. l.. examining) his
recently sequined Vpropert
placer
Barton. 80 Lth Norwulk is only ill. 42;
I regards to the time at
'L evening and clone at Initlnljlhi Tuna»
’ .I day. The contention of the authorities
, is that there is no use iorbldding the
people from celebrating on the thud
progressing rapidlyr
along the our line. both in autumn-
bites and to trolley cars. While II car
was on the Norman siding yesterday
It machine came speeding along and
hit the ditch. it looked for a moment
as it there one going to" be a fatal
accident. but the drum: took his car
out or the ditch on two wheels and
shot on. .
m
sacred cantata. "Butler the Palms.“
by the Methodist (thatch choir (ill Mon-
day evening. sets a new standard oi
excellence tor that very oillcient or
ganlzutlon. The chorus work and the
work of the soloists. us well as the
work of the various combinations. re-
oelyed the highest praise of the large
company that tilled the church. To
single out any particular individual for
special mention would he ditl'icult, as
each one did so well. V The sole parts
were practically 9ll taken by mama
hers oi the regular church choir. Ev
crybody concerned unites in thanking
the leader. In M. “Smith. for hispart
in the success of the evening. in re
spouse to many- requests. ‘the choir
may re at the cantata on some "Shir
dny eve its; in the near luturo.
W
cctssnsrihc ms scours. 4‘
Mayor Albert M. Pohlman and Chief
at Police William R PenniVnthon met
in conference. yesy'terda
Fourth of July in Eduthliloryvulk.
was agreed that the celebration shoulLILlL
commence at it h'ciooli on Monday
The almost perfect rendering of the.
L against the house amendment. and it
'l‘ he rules \verc quoted on questions oil
11“, trenches, Iproéodure and cure on appeal was Motnun. Shiner. l-loxie.All_III, Learned;
All about the however. gm. causing no little trouble taken trout the ruling of Represents gaturk Wheeler. Lutimer. Chesebro,
live ’l‘lnglet. uhu was in the chair i
IvIlIitlI was withdruun. The point was;
as to whether a motion to table a mo;
tion ordctlng a motion to table n “10- I
lion ordering tho. previous question
could be entertained. it was enter-1
,tnined. although the claim we 9 made:
that precedents ucre against it. in
this instance the pretlouu quosiiiou
.meant to take up the minority report.Li
Represoututho ilIIulIs lost every tituel
Liquostious wont to vote. and as the 0th»
or side had invlsted upon a roll call
hu niaocslicd tor it “you and nay vote.
These, roll calls took time and some
confusion existed owing to restless-
i
mess of the members.
* Debate Draws Senators.
The public utilities matter drew
most oi the senators into the house.
chamber. and there were many. other
spectators. The bonnie had passed,
without amendment. the bill cancel-n;
ing the taxation of land in towns
which has been taken by tnu‘iulpali-V
tlol tor II water-sped or rosb‘rvoir
The bill placed cities on the some toot
in: as private corporations. it was
in this shape tnrouuh a house amend-
ment. Several of the scooters were
was killed, loaviiik the bill in its arts.
insl shape. This providod that land
taken for watershed purposes shall
be talked "at the overuse assessed val
nation per sore at all mirrored (mgr
tL' lug laud lllL shill town." ‘
I’ln debating the public utilities matv
tor the house did. not hesitate limit
in declaring tor a vote Ion the tuition
ity Vblll new the potentiality It
be found constitutional.
I, coupilshod something.
V Y
ass. Wilson,
Kins. A. 3. Bidwell Steele; Simpson,
rler, Griffin, Goddard. Iliydo, Johnson.
Myers. Towers. Vileldcn. later. Chand
ler. Ensign, Ho‘skian. Garey. Doolittle.
Grant. Spencer. Barr. Sherman. Fens.
No~Woodiord, Nolan. Ebelle. Mil-
let. Gaylord.
Fnlrflold County.
Yes—«Reid. Bent. Meltzer.IGornIan,
Murphy, Williamson. C‘nudée.‘ Banks.
Northrop. Dorlnud. Elliott. Moulthrop.
Beard. Clarke. crawford. 'VJohnson.
Matheis. Anderson. BI‘ndlcy..L_Peck. L.
0.. Medium. (loo. Stuart. ilhilllps.
Peck. C. 11., Crawford, W. it. liurr.
No—-Wlidman. Hatch,
Sherwood. Olmstead.
Windham county.
imam-Thompson, Carpenter.
Smith. .3». .
I..No-l{nowl‘tou, Webb. Hyde. Ben-
nett. Turner. Totem. Phillips. Beach.
Bishop. ‘Dnveri. Tracy. Keblcr. John
Dunn.
Lilohiield County. . ‘
Yesmfiari, Thompson. Bull. Feds
wick, Ravenscroit. Whittlasel'. Staph
ens. Hall, Atwood, Biskeslee. Knight.
Etheridge. Barty. Aldis. Humphrey,
lett. Boyd. shes.
ilk-Sullivan. Green. Lawrence.
Moore. llart. Kéunédy. wanted.
Addie assuming. Roberts. Beardsley,
Hatmaher. Lamb.
Mlddioux County.
Russell Jr.. Lacey Parmolee, Kelley.
sit, Stevens. .
Toilsnd County. .
Yes-«Johnson. Smith. Biol-rs. Davis.
nell. Avery. _I‘Wood. Lubrson.
r, Farreukop’i‘. nun, Spicer. '
. bio-«Rice... TuckorflWhite. uthrop.
Burnhan Perry. Proul
' New London County.
Yeswli‘islds. Brninard. Abeil. Roy-
nolds. Johnson. neither, Whitou.
nearing. Craney. Mnct‘limon Palmer.
Brown.
Nowldigurt Chapman. liyde. $weoi.
Greater, Lapphcrc.
Representative Hunks. in explaining
his position. said:
"There are two courses to pursue in
this matter One would be to reject
the llnnks hill and another to accept
the minority report The wisest more
would be to appoint a committee of
conference. 1 think it is my duty to
my and secure passage at a bill that
will be declared constitutional Just
human: as fall iollows summer i am
as sure that the Judson bill will not.
Some have
said that this is u contest between
Senator Judson and myscli'. This is
incorrect. i wish to give him credit
for being sincere. Others who (Ils-
agree with me may be as sincere as i
We should assume that each
member is trying to do his belt. In
is outrageous on the part oi the press
to criticise Speaker Scott tor dissoleV.
ln‘Lg the Banks tin" Include I so
some that every member is doing as.
his conscience dictates unless heteils
ins dliiersntly.
(bunny bill that will be attentive and
constitutional The appreine court
has just handed down a decision in
thecese of Norton vs. thoidhore Line
Runway company. which Is contrary
to the minority report. We mfist pay
strict attention to the» matter Io: con.
pass. I am willing
calamities of cost
Judson. IV 199 ’
‘thb house hotel. on s
'L on a small scale is done. and yesterday
’ bitumen-t in East N walk.
ithrown overboard,the name had been
, Gelb took a trip to the boat and arriv-
Gallagher.
‘ with
L held.
‘ her or articles. including II rubber hose
1“"an willing to vote .
siteruoon.’ when Mix-
in the act, there
lb caushtfiiarr
holderuble eat-
The "Swordfish" Was moored in the
rear of the, Dorion‘ House. in what is
known as West Cali Pasture creek
The soil of the oysterbo‘st, tor stujltw
she wits. had been cut down a stow-
ed away in the cabin a gasoline stove
and other paraphernalia had been
painted over. thencuter board. had
been cut oil and threeoi thestay ropes
had been severed. not to speak of oth
or material taken from the craft. L
At 3 o‘clock yesterday afternoon, Mr.
ed just in time to see Starr running"
away. Mr. (3er started Latter him
shouting. "Stop or I'll shoot." This
brought the younngnn with the dis-
eased“ imagination to a stop.‘ Mr. VGcih
immediately telephoned to Constable
Henry C. Selzcr, telling him to come
quickly.
William Farrell happened to be out-
side of A. M. Pohiman’s barber shop
his automobile. and Constable
Selser quickly jumped into the much
too and was whirled to the scene of
wind.
In twenty minutes' time. Constable
Seltzer had his man sslely behind the
bars in the local station house and was
working on the case. Starr attempted
to implicate live other young men in
the game.- but investigation proved
that none or these bad anything‘to
do with the work and they were not
Last evening. at the station house,
Constable Selaer. Chief William R.
Pennington and Acting Captain Sumo»
ton convened. add but the young than
through a strenuous third degree.
eluded by the wiiyLyouth. although
they brought out the statement that
use the bout to had Captain Kidd‘s
hidden treasure, and that the young
man had taken home with him a hum.
and a spark cell. which .he'intormen
his parents he had found.
In view of the last that the scene»
ed in enmity attested, Mr. iiieib was
not nhlinod to press the charge. pro-
viding that the damage to the boat
and costs of the arrest Iverc paid.
'Starf‘s father agreed to settle and the“
case was dropped.‘
Only recently Starr was picked up in
Sprinsiieiu by thopollce of t‘hat city
At that time he was sleeping in the
railroad station and 9 search at his
clothing disclosed a number or line
saws. The South Norwulk police de-
pertinent was communicated with and
upon bearing of his reputation. the
Springfield police released the young
man, and sent him home. V .-
. The ‘w‘omanI- who avails helmet: or
Sentinel Want Advertising in the ser
vant-duslst remains optimisticon the
whole help problem.
Couch
Eouipped with Wind shield and com-
tortabls mattress. Material of extra
heavy canvas. '
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Their questions forthe‘most part were ,
he and his companions were going to .,
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orwalk. 09nd. snys: ‘I'i have had
occasion to use Deans Kidney Pills ,
lately. as the “cilia they attested in my ‘
case in 19991” hen permanent. I: I
solicited tor nearly a year and 9.’ hair
was in a stooped position, a sharp .
pain darted thinngh my kidneys. At, 3
”such times it was all I could. do to,
straighten. The least cold i caught or
any excitement had a bad silent on'
my kidneys and made my. trouble much V,
worse. I otten became dizzy and my
sight was badly blurred at times.
Donna Kidney Pills. procured at ,
Plalsted’s Drug Store. soon rid me or
these disagreeable symptoms of him
any trouble. I have recommended this
remedy since then at every oppor-
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New York. sole agents for the United
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Remember the name—Donn; a~9nd
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INSPECTOR DUNN NOT HURTIL
“Absolutely nothing to it. saidln-
specter Richard Dunn. yesterday nf~
tennoon. regarding'his reported accld—‘ ‘
out. A‘ Sentinel reporter unopened to
witness this alleged accident, and all I.
there was to the matter was that Mr.
bunns toot slipped. He did not lose .
his balance and it was not necessary L
for, the car to step for inspector Dunn.
because 0! any mishap. as reported
The reason for the stopping at the car .
was because it had come too white
pole in Wall sireet..a usual stopping
place. . ”Nonsense." a said Inspector
Dunn, yesterday aim-noon.
polymer-o N. v.
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Freight moon}: leave Pier ‘
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Norwhlk Steamboat Company
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