Pr
“service at In timeI. 1
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work
, vellum for our trolley
pair-out Dome in and
wait tor «year our. 1
primer: PHARMACY
J. PARKER, MInInIr
be bathing facilities at the Country
E (llub is the moat pupuiar feature of the
, delightful spot, these dare
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The. hammer camping colony at Cult
Pasture beach is growing and good
times are rer or tied by the members or
the camp.
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.The employee of the Crescent. Lauri»
dry, despite theterriillo heat, are wort;-
on. overtime, these days, to matte 11p
tor their holiday. '
The monthly business meeting of the
Mayflower Hook 8:. Ladder Company
will be held. Monday evening, in the
duru'termin Van; anrt street.
The weekly prayer and praise ser~
vice oi‘ the. Advent Christian church
was held, last evening, Rev. Lest/er F.
Reynolds occupying the pulpit.
Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied
the pulpit of the Swedish Congrega‘
tiouui crueh at the weekly 111.1191 ser-
vice which w as held last evening
. The trim little yacht, Nylked, owned
by ll. 11‘. licKlyu, of Pine Point. is un-
dergoing repairs to irer port side at
the Hatch & Bailey company (locks.
511... William w. Gillies occupied um
pulpit at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, last evening. Rev
Theater F. Reynolds occupying the put-
pit. .. ‘
, John Gammon, one oi! the plumbers
do the ClueltPeabody factory. has gone
til) St. Louis, Mo., where he will be the
guest or his sister for a couple at?
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and
two children, of New Yorleoity, are
guests of Mt‘. Anderson's sister. Mrs.
R. W. Smith, of Hawkins avenue, for
u icwdnyo. ..
» ~11th Creamery Butter. per lb.. 281‘
3 man Campbell's Soup. 2710.. 1-2 in
can Powell‘s Cocoa, i817. 3 lbs. Heat
ii’iillt (hackers, 2311'. A. Stall.
The terrible and continued heat at
yesterday has left. everybody about
fanned themselves to their place of
businesa, there to eke out. a day’s wng~
co and existence.
Tho Moyiloworu will play the Sloan
i'or'da, tomorrow afternoon. on the for-
rnr-r’a oval. in Hunt Norwaih. This
aggregation in not the sumo an rllanp.
pointed the liner Norwnlheru on
Fourth but in reported to be 11 strong
aggregation.
. ‘lforuuc Keyworth, who ownrr the
bpcedlront, Cyclone, whichunfortunate»
ly broke riowa drain} the blunt Nor-
vmlh Yacht (llub rnoeu. 'l‘uoaduy utter;
noon. hna aunt the broken pnrtu away
for ropuiru. 'l'ho lyclonc la n speedy
(swift and in reckoned to give anything
ip the harborn run for ltwlunuey, even
1 to the "11111110 001111" Greyhound.
marl litlomruedlou, son of Mr. and
Earn. .iohn l.'lloa11uediou, oi (inborn
uVonuo wan very plum-innit}; uurprlood
loot defining. when a party of about
twenty vo or his young friends viuited
him at hits home. Earl wan tnhuu coin
, piotoiy by 1111111111111 but upon recovered
and proved to be a moot agreeable
boat. in the course 01' the overiiua, va-
riouo guinea were played and n delight.
int anoint time was enjoyed. inter re.
ffrfibmoulo were server! which were
oonunmod with u 1.111111. (termite the.
bent of the night.
titre of the trill beards in the (trouble
our lot, of! East Washington otroet,
courtroom. y‘eeterdoy afternoon he-
tween o and 11.31) o'clock, and turnttrh
on some excitement oh the East side
for 11 law minutes and nervod to not
the men who extinguished the 1.1111111
' in 11 11.13.11 hot atom. The board took
, ill-o from 11 rubbish 111.11. whioh had
airtight. piobob‘ly from the 11111111. 11111
littering inoperative unit when diam:
area was burning merrily. The ma
, dell-til or theotreet however, not buoy
and orange bed the blurb hetero our
E sullen. it developed that the young
shave been there bolero Jim Parker. as
the,
man came from the :11th upon which
11111. 111111.111 worked. The genial pro-
priotoru raid that be bad werked about;
~ yearn in the atom whoreat the
young man remarked that he must
he was the last clerk to remain. any
length or time. Intbie way the ac»
quiiintunoe who termed and a pious-
out time enjoyed. The yaohtuian canto
up in the East Norwalk channel for the
night.
~ W ESTPORT,
1 , ; AND
SAUoA'rucrr
Westpori probably has as beautiful
a shore front as any section on Long
lolnu’d Sound. The harbor is good. and
dotted here and there with inlets and
islands where are located finely laid-
out estates. with handsome houses,
and the scene is a truly delightful one
Many of the places take especial pains
with“ the landscape and art gardening
details, and in thesummer time the
properties are at their, best.
are nurnerauo attractive
throughout the town,.and the wealthy
New Yorkers some time use saw the
beauties of the place and many manni-
ilceut residences have been built.
The town is very nicely situated.
being on the main line of the New'
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road, and having excellent trolley con-
auctions. The water facilities are on
surpassed, there being a ilue'hurbor.’
developer! during the past few years.
tending to make the town quite a sum
mer resort.L1ing to the east oi Nor:
walk, a numbe1 or Norwaik peoplei
lletilei and ether inland towns. have;
acquired property at
and some titty cottages and bungalowEI
have \beeu erected there, making a
complete settlement. At (‘ompo the
town has erected a large pavilion, and
there are bathing and boating tacit-t
tied. An extension may be made again
this summer.
Another can shoot will be held Sub
ur'day.
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The interior of the Sunday
room of Trinity church to noon
dedeeornted.
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Elbe Elwood. of Bridgeport spent.
the fourth with his mother.
Samuel h‘lwood.
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Communion oortice will
served in the Congregational
Sunday morning
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The entertainment and supper at
Gin-int church parlors,
proved a big oneness.
school
to be
be ob-
(‘lurenco iillladon,
tlcorge l". Graham,
a painful hand canned by the promo»
lure explosion ol’ .1 blank cartridge.
'l‘uoudnr.
grandson
Mm llcnrv llnrr, widow or tlnpintn
”011?) 1’. Barr, 0! Wesiport, riled Wed
nourluy night after 11 abort lllneaa, at
are realduure of Nathaniel (truth on
imperial arcane.
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Captain F. ii}. bowie, Jr. of. Bangu-
tuok. received the blue bur-goo as his
reward for carrying oil the cabin bout
honor in the yacht race of the blunt
Norwailr Yacht club, Tuesday. and in
the winner oi“ the harbor chumplontihip
in Ulifi ulnar: tor lilii.
Mill. Florence Boone, of llerdetto. N
l’.. who lino been boarding for several
ruontho, in Worttport. died Monday
night. The funeral uorvioori were held
vouterday numbing h'orn Charles Fa»
bie‘u lliltir‘il’lltitiltfil prrrior'n. nor. illilia
olutoti. interment.
ilrook ceirietnry.
won in Willow
"rho 1111111 who gave his name no
mum and who otabbod Harold Boom
in the bank or the neck with a pen
unite. ’rueudoy. in hours limit. burn
booouoo be worn united to leave the
111.111.111.111. woo awarded by Bhurli’l bill
It. Maori and tried bolero .luotico an.
Purity. Worlootrdor. lie woo 111111.11
guilty of malicious 111111111111 and 111911-
toured to lull for no days and lined
£7.90 and cools, the total amounting to
V2510!)
it large number or thumbs visited
Mrs. your. Artie, Theodor evening, to
1111111 in celebrating her birthday on:
alreroary‘. Among those present
Were: Mr. and Mrs. John (innit Mr.
and Mrs. ti. ill mention. Mr. and hire.
ileum Borer 111a and Mill.
There .
drives i
The shore property has been rapidly"
Newioouu‘an 11 .‘1‘ nly
pear-ed in the 11111.01 health andy Intuit
and healthful atmosphere have ,
come unite widely known. Portions o .
delicate connotation and semi-lava.»
llrlil‘ have frequently come hither health"
lug restoration to health. and here t "
lubribus climate. and the soothing
he: to be appreciated by trim
who but nerves and worn brain wear-
ted, deck the rest and healing which
nature gives. Few inland townocan’
boast of greater or more varied
charms than New Canaan. Nature has
" bestowed with rare prodiglty, her gift;
, upon our town and tin vlciuage.
The
twontyutour square miles or territory
embraced in our township. deters
some of the moat attractive and pie:
turesque Ioenel'l to be learnt anyu her
in this section. Flora many or curative-
nues traversing the ridges upon which
the town is situated panoramic views
of Long Island Sound delight the eyI.
Steamboats and sailing vessels render:
ed diminutive b,» their distance. dot
the horizon. Across the expense of
blue w,ater the deeper blue or the
Island which gives its name to the
Sound, stands out in restful outline
against the southern sky. The charm-
ing drives over excellent country
towna, to another feature which
lion and health amid nature’s most do-
iightiui haunts.
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Lake.
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liaul‘orrl S. Weed is on a business
trip to Maine. '
mar resorts. but lief seductive cherub: '*
loot treasure has been 1111111111011: W ,‘
quietness at our orn’rounding hills have .
roads, connecting with SevernlpearbyE
atv
tract-s those who seek rest and veered-i
Harold Wood is campinght 'l‘r'lnttyE
to tackle thorn 1111111111 1). twitter! the New
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Broad River another at the town's
delightful suburbs. is situated about
two mtleo from the South Nora-all: rail-
road station. and is in direct communi-
cation therewith by trolley which
maintains it twenty denominute belied:
ulo. This is purely a residential Bec-
tiou. and numerous tine houses are
111311.11 times its name. evidently,
tram the width of the NoriValk river.
which borders it on the east.
{the residents are chiefly mechanics
with business in the cities of Norwalk
and South Norwaik. but some prosper
one former: are also still numbered in
its midst. Grist and saw mills find
along the different streams ample now-
or for turning. their machinery.
The main thoroughfare to New Cun-
uun passes through this section, and
a line new maoadom road furnishes a
delightful highway to the pretty little
borough to the northwest. Whit-h it is
hoped some day will be brought into
trolley communication with this town.
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No game has been arranged for on;
Broad Rivera lounrrow.
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Charles Brown, one of the popular
syoung residents of broad River, wan
tendered a genuine surprise party,
last evening, at hie home in Ells
street, The evening was: passed with
Dr. 0‘ Shoughneuuv‘ a dog was killed
recently by poison
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Chas. Roche entertained a par’ty OI
'trieudu mer the. Fourth
Miss (‘lnra tyregorv spent the Four‘lh
with friends at Nutlgutnek.
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Philo 111111.11. or New \ork ppent the
with others from Bi‘,idgeport [Niobium];
Compo Mills, .
Mrs. 1
church, i
lual evening.
t
or .
to adhering with;
ll. Donn, l‘m'lol' oi‘ tibriat church 11111. .
‘ tinnitus.
Fourth with friends in town.
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Flbrldge Hoyt is working for G \V;
lorrnaburt on his ice wagon.
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Mrs. Currie Sealer is occupying the
lJeF'orcst house on t: elutery errant.
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Wm t‘onkltn cpruinrd his ankle ro‘
clarity and to now walking on erutehe?
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trilg at the Millard telephone or-
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licorur C. “'iil-‘t‘l‘ uphill the Fourth
at Trinity Lake. George says it
EilUl too.
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(iriillth Jones, of South Norwrrlh,
openi’ the Fourth with relatives in
r town.
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Frank Dietltlro, of Brooklyn opont
‘ my street.
The it. it. ‘l.ouliwood house on
i the newer,
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Mina Edna Meeker and 11 party
friends are enjoying a vacation
Fulrtlolrl Bunch.
of
at
Dr. and Mrs. Fuller, of
were recent 11111111111 of George iiubbttt,
bi Burnmor litre-en,
’ork on the tiller beda hurl to be
ottopundod on account of the bent Mon
day and 'l‘uouduy. “
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by lightning. rinrinit lilo utorm mull
yesterday morning.
Minn linthrvn item) at New York
uphill the Fourth in town ulth 1111111qu
on ltuillond avenue.
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Thomas» Tunney and family spent the,
Fourth at Trinity Lotto
Lawrence liluvtiratb entertainer!
party of New Yorh triondo at
bungalow over the Fourth. ..
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Mrs. .lomou iiiititilobrooit and nonun-
tor Henriette about the Fourth with
(loo. Robbin. of humour about.
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A big crowd of trivia and boys were
brought up from New i’ork, last night.
to upland two weeks at tlruoe-iiomoina.
the Fieldo
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The glrle who have been it Hal-tie)”
House in 'l‘almadue Hill tor the but
live Wealth have returned to the oily to
make room for a new crowd of room
T1111 "Highlanders" 111111111111 attire.
learner/ed to 5111.11.11.11 on the Fourth.
After playing three innings both teams
decided that it were too hot to play ball.
NEWaldo Cable, Mary (‘11
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was ,.
the Fourth with hie mother on Scrum-‘-
' jquarter of the way up the hill.
Cherry street has been collilocled with
i’er'itskill,‘
A tree on Fol-cut street wan ntrrrrir1
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'l‘. W itenerilei and fourth and llruE
so the game m mhlpohbti Portions _
they were noon 1; little timid uncut '
music, games. etc... and a line supper
was served. The urrcsi'e present. were:
ruthero Nelson
Currutberu, Flute it George Ron,
Enlabol Wilson, Gtadys’ Wilson. Elmer
Et‘urlerull Hazel \eucomb. Grinds
It‘lundrup. (‘lara ( lathe
iliium Gill, \encto iiuttr'r).
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EChaufleur Narrowly EIcaped Death in:
E Accident in Ridgcfieid.
_ ilonr-y Flanker citau'l‘lerlr for Mrs
‘iiii/nrcth Colt 11' in is spending the
Summer or itidrzttleld.
inelplosely under tin automobile. when
the our be Willi irritant; turned turtle
on the worst slope ul ilullo Hill, stroll-
is after 10 o‘clock 1onterdur.’l‘he
' ,ehauffeur hold‘ to the steering wheel.
men after he linen the machine wars
going to turn over and it 111 couaidor-
rd remarkable that he was not crush-E
.111 1:11 the car reared on the backs oi?
, the route when it stopped.
was a little boy. who lumped out or
soon as Plonket lost control or it. it
in iuubly probable that
would have been accompanied with
uerlous injury. if not death, had there
‘ been other passengers in the machine.
The accident happened about one-
Mr
1i’lonket was driving the our toward
llanlurl‘y. Al the foot of the bill he
threw In the anchor! spend clutch and
mortar] to climb the hill. When about
onevt‘urarler of tile way up the power
tailed. it. in not known whether Plou-
lrr-t tried in throw in the loweut speed
Suburb. or whether the guitar: stopped.
The machine ouruu to 11 stuudatill
111111 1111 it began to more slowly bacil-
war'da. Mr. Plonket applied the loot
' brake The pedal shaft. snapped of! and
t the irinelllno picked up speed until it
’wus going at a role at normal miter!
an hour in its burkwnrd flight down
the trill. ‘
l-oiug the lust 11111111111 11! stopping
the machine, Mr. i‘ionlrot applied the
Eeruergoncy brake, setting it. hard. The
Eutm'hlne War tr'ntolinu at a pace that
Etiilllio it extremely dilltrult to guide.
Realizing thin, Mt'. l’ionitot applied
Elbe emergency brake. no hard that the
wheels Itopperl and the machine. dichl-
rltng a tow loot turned on its aide.
«lid 11 short diutnuee and then turned
Eronrplolely ovor.Wl1on the machine
stopped it. rooted on the trout linoltr.
Mr. blanket told the boy. who won
riding with him to jump. when the car
begun moving buokwnrdo, but he
«fault to the Bloorlag‘wlteoi. do the
machine turned overlie qu onunbt
beneath it. lie was pinned down bi‘
the time or the machine.
{rho 11111111191111 l‘uy helpieoa benenth
the our for several intuition. bemoan
living in the boom on the hill‘ bun
rletl to the anode. Thomau Dunn and
Daniel Lawlor were Iummoued. Not
until the“ men with the help or new
are! other: who arrived within 11 low
" minutes. bad rattled one ride of the
maritime. ooulti the chauffeur crawl
0E1“: '
in. W. 33‘. 1111111111 wart 1111111111on by
telephone; A 11.1111 11111111111111.1011 of
d
E Mlilbuel Maoltel'ivlu, hull! brothers, who
placed here and there to good udvnu‘i
Leela Fledler,‘
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The only pneuenger in the machine.
the accident '
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tiono of internal irriurlou.
The automobile wuu damaged to t
supports wrecked The steering who i
was broken, the {endure badly twisted
Noswar. couR'r mass.
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Hall arothoro Flood for Fighting and
1. Montnomory'I Cm continued
The cases of (themes filisnshl and
were 1111111111511 bv Special Pntr'olmnu
William Clone and Captain Thoinnrr
'Hunt recently for ligating in Miller
E&ETraoey‘3 saloon in Writer street,
pleaded guilty“ When their continued
cares cumebetore Judge William F’.
Tammany in the Norwalk Town Court;
yesterday. and they were lined iii and
costs ouch.
it appears that they had entered the
saloon and that..Charler had. laid a
titty cent piece on the bar. ,T'i‘hio had
been stolen evidently and he made a
row about it. tie—watt then thrown
out. The police heard the soothing
and Captain Hunt “numbed" 1Cl1arlte._
Special omoer Oluue heard a combo?
headhunting and entered the saloon,
where he placed Michael under arrest.
Mike had taken up bio brother's scrap.
The case came up Wednesday morn-
ing. but the young men pleaded not.
guilty to the charge or breach of the
peace. The case was continued to
yesterday. David Brennan testified to
what he saw, which was the i'ightlug.E
'Policemu Clone was also on the bland.
Charlie said a few words in his ownf
behalf. , l
Prosecuting Attorney Louis Gold-E
sebmidt recommended 11 line or $10i
and costs in each case, but Judge Tum- E
many thought. 81'; and coats wasE
enough. Manager‘Trur-ey, oi? the 1511-3
loop, appeared and settled for thei
atop. the line and costs amounting to
$8 it) for each ,. 1
Robert Montgomery, of Main stroet,E
was again before the court yesterday '
alteration. He was arrested on Wed
neuday by Chief Thomas Leathertuad
tor intoxication 011 May lath \iout-
Homer) look the pledge for six months
Elie-tore Judge Eduard M.l:ocl1w.ood
'ile has er'irloutii broken his pledge
since. however, according to the restl-
1mony of his wife on the witness stand
resterday. ills case was continued un.
til Monday morning at 10 o‘clock.
“i can't put up with him when he’s
drunk," sold 11111. Montgomery on the
stand yesterday. “and hran‘t stand the
abuse. When he in sober he is allE
right " Ht: r Hire did not 11.1111 him seal
i
tolntl.nltlrougl1 sire thou; hi it beatE
that they lirenpart.
"id rather not live with her." said
.Vlontuornery, when he had taken the
stand to testify in his own behalf. "for
il i had not been drinking for a year
E11111! should no home with a pull of
j beer. she would not cook anything for
me it) on for a couple of “Hooks l‘d
have. to go home to 1111' mother to getE
any thing to out,‘ 'he said.
Judge Tammany told Montgomery
that he would continue the case until
next Monday morning and that in the
i
alto about the living arrangements. it
in the future.
~"My guild was burned terribly
about the face neck and chest. law
plied Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. The
auto ceased and the child. sank into a
would Ileep."-—Mru, Nancy M. Han
Ion. Hamburg. N. Y.
BURiED BY BLACK HAND BOMB.
NEW YORK, July 7.»!1‘lremou bad
"to dirt Giovanni “Madonla and hits 11011
.loaoph out of the ruins of their uro-
cery alrop yesterday after the place
hart been wrecked by a bomb. They
Were not 1.111111 hurt. but much trill“.
eued. tor thlI lo the second tiinc in
live weelu that a bomb has been ex-
blotted in (rent oi their ortabllohinent.
Marloulu haI receiver] threatening lob
tote iron the Bloch Hand. Ind auroral
monthc ago his nephew. Giovanni Loin.
bornoori.‘ The police are trying to
trace some ooaueottonbotitoon the no-
murder" or a tow rem and: The vio-
tleelaroI be lit not“ relative oilhootb
both men came iron: the mac port
of ltulr. ’ E“?
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HOT APT“ “AFTER.
rumor theiotluouuoot Rev. A. la
archer“. former 51111.11 Pollutants
pursued Union.
loot "thinning on the Trail of it than
131 upon his former reporter. billet
Egan. Mr. Moire W“ tailor: in his
1.1.1.1111 and cited mirror initiation: or
the renunciation“ he noticed while in
11 war II toenail
” lElEr shin trouble.
_1 amenable to use.
i “Vie“.
meantime. he 11111111 fix it 1111 with hie .
"in likely that the couple will live apart .
burnt woo shot to death in the neigh- ‘
(sent outrun and 11111111111111 “barrel ,
tun or thin murder our: rhmdott Mat E
donia. but Giovanni. the aroooryxuan. “
boulm are I11 intonation talk at can
non 81111111111, this weekender the 1111b
piece of are ,Womau’o curtailed Tom- ‘1
HI took for his Idle
tor." anti lilo topic here 1111111111 1111111511 ‘
111.1181. 1111111111:
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savanna
and affords you 11111. comfort during
the hot weather. We xrvogr‘ou three
reasons why we recommend ZthO
111.1. zone 11 a. clean. turpentine?E
liquid preparation, «pleasant and
2nd ZEMO stops itching to Once
and alloys the irritation and promptly
1100111133 and heats the shin
,3rd.
faction and .13.. recognizedflby shin ope
ctnliats no the standard remedy? for
all skin and scalp troubles. '
If you wish to try u'bottlo of ZEMO
for your self or one of your children
and it does not do exactly what we
say, We will return your money with-
out quibble or question:
Pleisted‘s Drug Store.
REAL ESTATE Tennessee.
The following real estate changes
have been recorded with Town Cleric
Smith for the past few days:
. Mary Merldeth to Snbato Cimminl-
cello, live acres and buildings, Elyi
avenue. War. 1
Mabel A. Wiseman to George F. A.
Ma'gner. lot and buildings, Catherine
street. War.
Etiu'inlelcox and wife to L. H. Wil-
cox. lot and buildings, Franklin street.
War.
Edwin Wilcox and wife to Lelia
‘ Will be Held in Burcharrl'a
ZEMO gives universal sails» '
lot and..brrlldings,
street. War.
Charles W.
Franklin ,
Lane. Jr. ., to W Ross-1E
Weighted. 12 acres and buildings,E
West Norwalk. it or. E
W. Ross Weigmun to John W. VV’eig-V‘
man. 12 acres and
Norwalk. War.
Money well invested—an Advertise
ment in The Sentinel.
CHIDHESTER PILLS
”Mirth” BEAM! 11.
.. drum... ”" 1:21
I'm-fl to Red tori“ 0&1] maniac
hem. sealed with:
do no other.“
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Hotel Mahackemo
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SERViCE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
.ERATES ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARDE
SUNDAY DINNERS. 751:
§
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
OH IO
STEAM
coorruas
Give Summation It the Pivot
Trial ‘
The entire dinner. not only .
cooked at one time. but with
very little “trouble. Grestly ro-
dueod prlcoI.
Horace R. Nash
N. truncations.
aberrant
buildings, EWcst ,_
illiR 0N HflUSi
Grove
July 30.
At: the meeting or sleuth Norwallr
Council. No. 1263,11old'Thursday evlea.
hing the date was setgior the annua
olnmllalre, Which it to in: July 30. 1‘
is to be held in 1111111111111 11 Grove 3
is expected that this year all! ebllpflfe
loot as a great many who were not
1in attendance last year are prepared
ito go this, on hearing of the grand
success ruined by the that one, held
August 1-1, 1910
The tickets are now in the hands
of the committee and can be obtained
through E J Hayes, secretary or the
committee, or D. W. Hartford choir
man. ", ‘ ‘1 ‘
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TY80N’B CHAUFEUR ARRESTED; '
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