hdeed is a most delightful
hair which there is nothing
all Connecticut.
psak1ng. the place is simply
in {especially in the spring.
and autumn, when Nature is
liest. and when the winds
0 seasons are soft and
they oftentimes are in this
J bringing rvrth them their
giving properties. it is assured
3c and a comfort to sojourn in
highly favored. this being
case when the weather per. y
5 th thing. heating, dancing and '
wall at which are to be enjoyed
measure here. '
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clan Falter.1Sr.. is seriously ill at
ein West-Side avenue.
5%-
11 1 am i}. James, of Rowsyton ave
lie hpajsold the oyster boat. the Clip.
as are again ‘at‘work-at Mrs.
gsnlhble's hellfirery in Rowayton
mud dredge has arrived in the
or and is soon expected to begin
to Lewis Raymond, or Rowayton
“one, is visiting her son, Lewis Ray
d. of Greenport
..--—--
‘ iirst delegation of campers has
5 (L at Columbus Grove tor the
HermadJacoiisgone‘foi the managers
ton ’Point, has returned from a
1 New York city.
era was a large eycurslon at no
Faint, Saturday hiiernoon. on the
1‘ or John Sylvester V
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Webb. of New
yeti, spent Sunday with Mr. and
‘ William Pinkney, of liowsytun
nu.
Mrs. Martha Taylor. of West Side
up. has returned from an extend
lait with hot ”son, Henry ’i‘av,lor
New Haven 1'..-1
'i‘ho local lire companies expect to
drop pen house tonight. and will err—
their friends in the usual hos-
liable manner.
ill. Crockett and family. oi Pitts
Pennsylvania. are in possession
it!!!“ cottage near the shore, which
1 1 will occupy during the srunmur
cairn. nro visiting hlr.
hp's parents. Mr and Mrs Irving
(3 it. or Pcnnoyer street, {or a
I.
anther at people from this place
lawman the sslllngrraces or 'I‘ho
1 slit Yacht Club. tomorrow utterw
5 The boats start from ilicltory
N at 3 o'clock.
day was the biggest day which
health inn has had Aluco itrr
:thlrtymisht arrivals being
1. The mason promises to be
“Mandi one.
1 Raymond’rrrpiie driver is
your urine work‘ior several
‘ will then go to Booth Nor.
‘i‘itsr system.
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‘L‘Brlrtgs and when a.
”reckless. who are spending
at the hours at chariot
.. on liorrylrreccud street.
results from their recent
TOFONDN' 55 ‘
. Chatral depot. New York. and Dorian.
rmiles distant
mind A lliilfooi dock tor tho '
DARIEN
N ouorou
Darien is essentially a home town
and has a most delightful environment
that is not unapprecinted as bbar’ wit
nose the scores of New Yorker‘s who
have taken material advantage of the
fact by making the place; their rest.
Jr
ear
Located in and forming a part of a
sturdy and naturally attractive use
him or? the country. Dorian has pro
greased for many years. not by leaps
and bounds. but by steady and union
period steps and it may well be proud
of the record it has made. its growth
having been healthy in every respect.
in area. it is a his town and includes
in its boundaries some or the most
valuable and desirable property along
the“ Connecticut shore and it num-
bers among its residents some at the
best known people in the country. and
many wealthy ones All about the
town sites suitable for his country
residences have been bought up. in-
cluding those very near to the village
of Dorian itself Noroton Collender’s
Point. quoton heights and the 0:
Ridge section. Each year property is
more keenly sought here and a furth-
er great boost will be created by the
extension or the electrical equipment
of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Compan. whose
lines have stations at both he village
of Dorian and tho Norotorr section.
Noroton is but 36.813 miles irorn Grand
38.12 miles. On the other side or
Darren. South‘ Norwalk is only 43. 48
1 A trolley system con-
nects the town both with the Towns
of Norwaik and Stamford.
Hurrlord Smith spent .r‘rirlay in New
York.
a
Irred Shaughnessy silent Saturday in
New York.
Mrs. 'r. 'r. Payne. in r5 Friday to
spend tirenummer at Lake Sundries
‘ Mrs. William K. Andrews and family
have gone to Lake Sunapec for the
summer.
Thomas 0. Reading and family have
moved from Mansfield avenue to their
new home.
Mrs. Burdick and family. of Port
Chester. were guests here, Friday. of
Mrs. Stephen Wood and hire. Harry
Street.
Contractor Zigmau Mason. or Dar~
ion. has been engaged in doing a blrt
job with his steam road roller in
liidgofiold. for (i. G. Aiken.
In—iov
George H.13‘illey and who and the
recently Wedded Mr. and Mrs. George
Dudley 'l‘llley left Saturday for illus-
iand. where they will spend the sum-
mer. '
'l‘llo Lirdiulr' Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church had a
very. successful squ of broad. cake.
candy and plea on the church grounds.
Friday afternoon.
WW
Fred Smith. the drug clerk. is slated
to slant the pill on the morning or
July 4. when the locals most the
liiiuplowoodrr. (lid reliable nutrition
will twirl in the. afternoon session
against the at. Joseph nine.
The mom baseball team renewed
its iirrrt defeat of the season on Suture
demand all on account or loose pier
inrt aha mirrfil‘ errors. The nether A;
predation wont by meets at ‘l to i. to
the great surmise at a large number
or spectators. who thought the visitor‘s
would prove easy tor the home teem.
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A‘rlONr
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interrupts Exorcist Held in the “town
Hall at Pride Circuitry.
drysnishtziil distill
énth grades.
[which was very interesting. was read 1
. 55 What it is and Docs.”
{Principal Edwin E Stone.
5 1 George Cantrell spoke on "The Boy 1
. Scout ‘Movemeut of America; its Pro
bale Effect Upon Humanity and the
deuce tor the whdle or art or the "
‘ p ‘ "The Star Spangled Banner."
DARiNN CENTER SDHODL DRADU*
The commencement exercises at the
linden donor helmet were droid thrift
u i. and were
The citrus prophecy.
by Miss Louise Aberrdroth. Rev. Dr.
Carl'bs Martyn. oi Noroton. June the
sneaker, his topic being "Educationw
The diplomas were presented by
World at Large.”
Miss Elsie Rahmiow‘ s paper was on
"Our ideal,“ which dealt with world-
peace with the United States as lead
or.
The exercises closed by allainrtlng
The class prophecy by Miss Aboin
droth follows:
One late afternoon as I sat idly run-‘
ning my fingers across the keys of my
piano. not knowing what to do decided
to take a walk. As i am a lover 0! na-
ture and her mountains. woods and
meadows. 1 sought refuge in a solitary
walk through the forest.
Lost in thought i strolled on and on.
The dual; lowered and unnoticed the
moon arose in great splendor. Smiling
at me through the trees it beckoned
me on until at last i came to a little
brook twinkling merrily in one halt
light. There the moon seemed to rest
and dreamliyi isat upon the bank only
conscious oi the soft tingle oi the
stream and the notes of the whip-poor;
wills. Folding my hands l leaned back
against a messy knoll and stared deep
and long at the water. Arr i watched
the playful ripples a mist seemed to
to fell upon them. in a moment‘it had
cleared away and suddenly a tiny form
sprung up iromthe water. He nodded
gully tome and than in the quainteat
voice said. "i am» Beigew. Come with
me." lie leaped to my sideand grasp
ed my hand. EFor an instant 1 closed
my eyes only to find upon opening
them that the forest was gone and
hand in hand with the diminutive be-
lug l stood looking at Austen a bridge
it all seemed so inmiliai‘ that l began
to w‘ouder if the little oil had not anir
lied me back to my ironic. when he
broke the silence by saying. "it in so.
for twenty years have passed. Behold
the llurien or 1981. Years have made
great changes in all but thiswlooit."
l raised my eyes and looked around.
lull oriloy at being home again. How
my heart. beat at the sight of the lit-
iie rod church. The all. perceiving my
enrotiou. said nothing. but silently led
me toward. Bolt strains of music
issued tomb to meet us. as we neared
the church.
door. I peered in. and instantly the
notes changed to a loud song of joy“
that of Mendelsolrn'u Wedding March.
Nothing else was needed to tell are
what had just occurred. and curiously
islancod ur the little hurry leaving the
altar. lustu'urly l recognised in the
bride my old classmate. Anna Pater-
son.
"Quick." murmur-rod the little man.
“it you would use more." lioldluu.,my
hand rightly. he led me forth again.
Down the street we walked. my tiny
companion chuckling at my surprise
at what i saw iluiidings were omitted
cvcrywhorawlnrge important looking
structures. "[1le across the street
at that sign." the little all said. “it
will interest you." At iii-st i could not
distinmrisir the letters but after a few
moments they became more distinct.
and i read these words, "Doctor Arth
or lithium. doucisllst oi Mumps." i
thought or the time when l was ammo
oil and could not holnamllinn when i
rsmcruhursd the great interest- 3,, had
ubtiirt them. so that he might tease
me. Who would have thought that
that knowledge wouru lironefit him in
his future work? ' ‘
A little trrrther down the stmt wire
that long desired bank. “What an couch
in the history of Dorian trestle coir“
strustlou or that building. and what an
spoon in the [its at deem: heathen
when he became president oi i 11
how trim pass in his sarri‘
portions. hut in than
the rains chi {southern
tilt!“ trill”) TEEN! 1i}
1 it. Wait?"
’ but a55slrort5
'4 leave many things in order to see the, .
1 greatest.
change. We have quite a long way to :
COMFORT
searching Bios.&C0.
(icing softly up to the '
rirowu at that time. in trying.“ learn.
me left. and we
the most unbelievuliic
travel though, and while we are who
hrs 1 will tell you semuthing, about
the other members or your class.
sic Rahmlow’s lingual ability has made
her one or! the most powerful lecturers"
Oppose Anton lNor-dln in his address
meetings.
old classmate, Ethel Goisr. ‘ But no"
more or them. for here we are and this
is the last and hosts!" Buicrsua lay a
large expanse of water. i looked at
Belgew wondering if this was that
very important thing i’ was to see. 1
“Let us so nearer." he said. We
were on the edge oi the wall. His
eyes twinklod. his broad smile deep-
ened and for the first time he released
my hand; laying his tiny hand upon
my arm he gently pushed me back and
drill with that dxod cxllroaiilon oi
amusement on his face. he turned and
Jumped into the water and as he jump
or! his voice. echoed back "This lathe
reservoir of the Dorian Water Works.
Adieu!“
Don‘t wait until the Summer is half
over before you invest in ii Hammock.
iluy one now and have the beueilt the
entire season. 5
Cor. Nillmo Ava. ANN?! UL. ”PM;
select Groceries. my. Grain. Flour
0r Feed. Hardware, Paints. Clay. etc
couar noose Lboxstouesoms.
xThc county court house presents a
lonesome appear-truce these days.
There was no court in session today
and Fridny the uriurinhl uomnr’on pleas
adjourned Without «into The county
commissioners will not he in the onion
again until Wednesday morning. Some
daynthls week they will visit the cor-
ncr- oi Willistorl and turnuoll streets.
Bridgeport. and tech over the place
where Frank ilruuuetr. wants to in
cuts a saloon. "i‘ho romonsrrunce
against his application for a transfer
was heard by tho mmmisaionersa a
few days ago and may expect to an‘
ununco their decision this week. '
rur urr our
u no runs
A Few Applications” at a Simple
Remedy Will Bring Back
the Natural” Color
“Pull out one gray hair and adoreu
will take its place." to an old asylum
which is, to a great extent; tram-if It“
stops are taken to stop the sauna
When gray hairs appear it I: a also
that Nature needs assistance. it in
Nature A call for help. Gray hair. dull.
lifeless hair. or hair that is tailintl out.
is her necessarily a sign at advancing
one. for thsrssro thousands or older.
LY Mollie with perfect-heads of hair
without a alums streak of first. 5 J
When may hairs come. or ‘vriran the
hair, absurd to ire-lifeless; or done. some
should be resorted to at once. staun-
[rail car that one of or; best preparer
tlou‘rr is use is the oi‘d- lashiohad
tea“ which our grandparents tilled
bolt preparation or the 5 1
stills Sass and Sulphur hair its
«preparation on domestic in.
5 an tirenspolre. “5i triefi
must ‘
[div .
tire country has ever produced. Also 5'
at times She has been called upon to
' You have probably heard at the
world renowned Geist Mlllirrcry. We‘ll, _
those hats are all designed by your ,
moved nearer. so near that our feet 19
sued. reliable hair-restoring treatment 1
5 your attention .
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The M
of t e (dampen
Stock notation in
. Books audited b
UTchrN Y- ,.
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YACHT CLUBHOUSE suauso. ‘
Dead calm Over Lake Champlain adv—r
‘nd Burlington From a Fire Dinner.
‘BURLINGTON. Vt. July articulate
there was a dead calm over Lake
Champlain early Saturday. Burlington
was saved from a tire disaster: Fire
destroyed the Lake champiain Yacht
birth house. recanted by wealthy New
York summer people, and would have
swept through the his lumber yard dis-
triet adjoining had there been even a
slight breeze.
The yacht club house occupied a
private pier. The tire had burned
through the roof when discovered. and
attempts to save the club‘s costly fur-
nishings were abandoned. Aided by the
calm. the combined tire lighting forces
of the city confined the glaze to the
shingle. strucrrrre. The loss is estima~
led at 140 000.
meromodore wetherbee anuormced
that the club would rebuild immediate»
ly- in preparation for the annual mid
summer regatta of August 11.
Jov aroma aviators.
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Escaped With His Life, But Wrecked
. the Machine.
WASHINGTON. .iuly 3.»».ioy riding
has found its way into aviation. A
crunched machine at College Park. near
here testified to the name‘splrit in
rhose connected in a working capacity
with flying machines that so long has
sigrraiined attaches of automobiles.
On the conclusion of neverui highly
successful domonatsriions and when
those in authority had left the grounds
a young mechanic employed by Rex
Smith. a local aviator, hauled Smith‘s
machine from his hunger.
“which are show up thorn soldiers.”
the mechanic, is quoted as haying re-
marked. Apparently he had not been
The Read &Yolk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ILECTRIGM. error
in the Town 1
sure cur-Puss
Phone soswso Boutbldaln street
south serials. trade a.“ Block
Excursions to Huntington sud
Valley Grove
1 IUMMIN TIMI TAIL!
On and All,» VEFS’Y, JUNI 23, 1911
Steamer Huuungt “a
OAFT. WM. ,6. YOUNH.
Will we as rational .
days and Fridays at
so w’Normiit for «collusion.
_1 ‘35:?“ and Fridays at ii: 43
has visit of 5'
From the statement submitted by: Mr. William
UT!CA TRUST“ 8r. DEPOSIT CO.
UTICA C[TY NATIONAL BANK
abashed by tether notable perform-
‘I 5MB It“! 5155
Company shown 3234. to} cook $1050 share of
1 Net profits for the par-rt five years. as set forth
. letter. have averaged twenty-
' cent per tantrum. or three and one-third
‘ on Preferred Sindhi
m.
entitlement have spent all their lives in successfully
berating Imi t doodle properties.
0 trademarks. dondwill or patent
No mortdade indebt
nodes of the olllcers oi the army who
are practising aviation at the field.
The joy rider started. He had bare
ly left the ground when his inexperi-
ence brought the machine crashing to
earth. He emerged from the wreckage
slightly scratched. It is said his em-
ployer has not seen him since. '
Crex Rugs
54 in. x. 90 in.
AJJ Suitable Size for
‘ the Porch
' ~- Regular 33——
$2. 39
F. Auden
centres WALL ANDHlGH are.
uoawaut. court.
w
Norwalk Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
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A Comfortable J1
’ Arm-chair
alrfiflplxg'ffi
i did
5 c i - 1
‘1
is a welcome and only refuse for young
or old when tired and weary. We carry
a opiondid line of very comfortable
Arni-ohalra.,opiroirterod in leather and
various shadow or velour. They are
any £050!!! or trail.
A J Auosvrus a
term Huntington is usmrn {Hearst
SON C10
$844881 WASHINGTON $12
H Stansficid, President, we draw to
three and two—finite 23 2-5) per,
3' trmeat edividend
edneaa can be placed utoinat the properties 1' v .'
without the consent 0! 75% 011 the Preferred ‘
yfi'l‘ho Audit Company of New York. 1 a .
Planter appraised l551w American Appraisal, company. Milwaukee.
WE OEEER THE ABOVE ISSUE AT 100% AND ACCRUE'D DIVIDENDS FROM JUNE 15!!» .1911.
AND RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY APPLICATION OR TO AW ARI)
-AN, AMOUNT LESS TEAN THAT APPLIED FOR. ‘
(DROULAR FURNISHED ON REQUEST AND SUDSCRIFI‘IDNS WILL DE RECEIVED BY
HOLUNGSHEAD 8: CAMPBELL
Hanover National Bank, Building
not only comiortabls to the body. but ‘
exceedingly * Mushroom to the oys,‘ ,
We alsoioarry a dompiete line of wiok- :
er and (alloy Rockers. suitable tor 1'
Preferred Steel’s. 5
s
in the President
is have been capitalized.
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we.“
Fran 0N FMR‘F‘J‘ELD BEACH.
Friday morning“ about. 1.1;45 some-
one‘star‘ted a hen dire in the rear of
scinetof the cottages on the beach.
The sparks began to fly and some land-
ing 0n the Behohnio‘nt house started
thereof ant-e. No one noticed the root
lmrn‘lng‘gr-Bome time until two tel-
iows who were walking up the beach
noticed the smoke pouring from the
other side at the house. They at (more
5 vtold;the people in thehoirse oi the tron.
bio and a tire brigade was at once
formed? Several men were on the
bench at the time and all hands Work-
ed on the tire for some time and finally
succeeded in putting it out. The dam-
age5was not very heavy outside of a.
large hole burned in the root.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
South Norwaik
Def'mltlon of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
entree oi the disease and the art oi url~
lusting the same. [fineness are caused
by a Wrench. twist or sprain In tho
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later his in tho tildercnt organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
5 this diueaso and pain. crud health is
restored through harmonizing the six.
new: systems in vour body.
Nervouaness. Rheumatism. Paraiy‘
cans are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spins. You will
chance to help you.
“’1'. MCI-5. D C.
as WABHiNn‘i'oN 81‘. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
Motor Oil
FOR LAUNCHES
sulphur. scientifically corn”
with later discovered hair than
istui‘s int
ll
A Full Line
THE NEW SCIENCE
never regret giving Chiropractic a.
Launch“ and Yacht
Fenwiclt Optical .00. .
Tonight your chance ‘ 5 ‘
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dim.
I two the
Norwalk Chronicler