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sjtr.
r “'3 Mrs. George Arnold, of Un-
Hill N. :l., are guests of Mrs. Wil.
rado- Arnold, of 'Bedford, N. Y.,
to this section last week and
till friends. '
Miss Mildred Q Glover spont the
the week with her friend, Miss
Bates, of Darlen. '
«Friends or Miss .luiia Mead will he
luv to learn that she is coulined to
,9 bed withmaiaria.
.aud Mrs. Harry 'Lyon, of Minn
"a. sailor over the Fourth.
Miss Ellie Stevens and Miss Emily
' Whitney, of Norwalk. have been visit-
us with Miss Grace M. Hall
. Mrs. William Rice, of Winnipauk.
5 spent sevral days with her sister~in
aw. Mrs. Sam. Rice, last week.
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,_ .Mr.
‘Devltte and Charles Cellson took a
Relightful auto ride on the afternoon
1 July FQul.tll
'e
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_ 011‘ the Fourth of Jilly guests
11 West Norwslk was Miss Helen
Sililfb. of New Yotk cit), who visited
. “Wisteria Farm."
MisgLucyv Tholnpkins left Wednes
or, July 5th, for a three weeks rues»
thin with relatives and friends ill
Bloomfield, N. J., and Brooklyn. N. Y.
Miss Mabel R. Hammond, the West
Nortveik school teacher, has returned
to Patchogue, L. 1.. her home, where
she expects to spend her summer vs-
Joe Devltte. who is employed with an
oyster company on Long isllmd spent
the late holiday with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Michael Devltto, at "Spring-
r. and Mrs. Samuel Morcllouso and
lighter Pearl and Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
urtis and family spent Fourth of
”July as guests of Mr. and oils. Charles
‘ Sammie, oi! ’l‘aimadge Hill.
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The Lad-lot Aid Soceity met at the
,home of Mrs. F. N. Glover. .luly sill,
' and although the weather was ex-
tremeiy hot there were several mem-
lira present, but it was too warm to
”W. sothoy enjoyed the afternoon in
neonatal rather than business way.
£‘."'l’hel‘ were two guests. Mrs. Charles
Emerson and Mrs. George Arnold. ’
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LOCAL ELKB AT ATTEND.
or‘and Lodge Reunion at‘Allgnuo City
Next Week.
K It is expected that between seventy
and eighty Norwaikors will wttoud tho
Elks‘ twenty filth grand lodge reunion
. hold at Atlantic (‘lty next week
”lining Monday. The majority of
Walkers will make the trip by
_ d a few unalflilatod men will
dilatbly be among the number.
sited Mrfiand .Mrs. Edgar T. '
' Sliverminc. just to the northward
of Broad River, is also a pretty sub-
urban district.
" sculptors of national lame hare been
.Turner and daughter. Miss induced to make their residence by,
, are visiting «Mr. and “Mrs. Stev- the natural beauties which did not ss-l
, cape their trained eyes.
most noted 0137 these are. Durham. Tho- mol- resorts. but its seductive charms
mas E Peelers, the cartoonist. and and healthful atmosphere have be-
801011 E. Borgluin, who is known the come quite widely known. Person‘s
country over. Tradition says that the delicate constitution and semi-luv
name Silvermlne was given to this sec-
tlon by the early settlers because 0‘! lug restoration to health, and here the
the belief of the existenCe of a mine or lost treasure has been found. Our sa-
the precious metal in the section.
egpamio this your is allocated ”to
session for three days in
balls on the Dior.
lie molest thrut the Elks have over . walk. ht six o'clock Monday morning
,_ ' “Milk! City ,5 New...“ to re [July 2. After the ceremony the hrido
v 100‘000 0t “19 n P o m and and groom mad”. I ”hurt if“) to NEW
on mitten of arrangements hasiyl’rl‘l returning
til ‘xl’arge stool pier tor tho‘rwflh‘ 'l‘hoy .11 ,
The registration headquarters ““0" will" "he“:
‘ filters and the 2.700 WM
ii l! at the mud lodge Will
.1...
din cosh prises will be
, drill competitions. baud“
. traveling m“, parholpout in suchlhlndt
“eh m the m... ore were they) ti
I largest nuts» “"1” 3‘3“ b .‘l
lodge with it“ ‘9
spending a vacation in Maryland.
spent the Fourth at the home oi his
son Claude
ioyed the Fourth at the home ol’ Mrs. .
John Rabbitt.
at school.“ Peeksklli, is now at home
for, vacation.
Saturday andsllndsy at the home of
Charles Roche.
enjoyed the Fourth at the home of Mrs.
and Mrs. Edward Bates, Joe .lohn Vion.“
New York, spentthe Fourth at
home at Qharles Roche.
Slivermine avenue horns to their place
on the hill in the Wilton section. t
More some artists and
Among the
Mt. and Mrs. John D Fearhuke are
Henry Perdlosux, or New .York
Edward Crummy, of New York. on-
‘Mlss Marguerite Lord, who has been
———.
ThomasKelly, of New York,
spent i
Miss May Larkln, of New York
James Zobel and Charles Wiley, or
the
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The Lords have moved from their
7......”
Mrs. Would. Brunt. and Miss Lina
Bruce. oi Stamford, were guests of
Wm. Wardwell and taillily, on Friday
Miss Edna. Aiken, who has been on
a nursing case in Cannon tor almost
a year, was able to be at home for the
Fourth.
Philip Hurst, or New York, is en-
laying a few weeks' vacation at the
home of his parents, Ml. and Mrs John
Hurst.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Relble. of
New York, are spending this week at
the home of ill rs. Reiblo’s mother. Mrs.
John Hurst. I
o .- .wo-u—
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horzog and
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith,
York, enjoyed the Fourth at the home
oi Mrs. Damsguurd.
Mrs. Cole and Miss Alice Buttery
returned on Saturday from their trip
to Albany, N. Y.. bringing with them
Mrs. Col‘s grandson, Raymond Fry.
Edward D. Freeman had quite an
elaborate display ol'lllnworks at his
place on. the hill. Tuesday night, and
the balloons, rockets and other aerial
pieces were visible [or a loan,’ distance.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Me~
.tliodlst Protestant C until will hold
a lawn Party at the c lurch next 'i‘usll-
day evening. July it. The usual‘good
time and good things to cat which the
Bllvormino indies always supply will
doubtless be in evidence.
Ml”! Theresa O'Connor and Robert
Aiken were married by Father, ‘Mo-
Giants, in Ell. Mury's Church, of Non
the evening of the
and uolhhbo
soreuldo. halls and horns and tin
ed a
o, too a tun,
of New .
New Canaan has only recently an»
poured in the list or health and sum-
lids have frequently come hither seek
iubrious climate. and. the soothing
quietness at our surrounding hills have
begun to be appreciated by those
who with nerves and worn brain Wesr- ‘
led, seek the rest and healing which,
natule gives Few inland towns can
boast of greater or mere varied
bestowed with rare prodigity, her gifts
upon our icon and its viclnsxe. The
twenty-tour square miles of territory
embraced in our tawnshlp, covers
some of the most attractive and pic-
turesque scenery to be found anywhere
in this section. From many of our ave-
nues traversing the ridges upon Which
the town is situated, panoramic views
Steamboats and sailing vessels render-
ed diminutive bv their distance. dot
the hollzon. Across the expense or
blue variant the deeper blue or the
island which gives its name to the
Sound, stands out. in foothill outline
against the southern sky. The charm-
inn drivas ovor excellent country
roads. connecting with several nearby
towns. is another feature which at-
tracts those who seek rest and rcorea
lion and health amid nature a most do
lighiful haunts.
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Arthur Suiden, ol Springtinle, called
on llroltds in town, that night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mend are vislt~
ing Mrs. llicud’s sister, Mrs. Edw. Bou-
ton.
.
Chulles Moltendry. of New Haven.
spent Tuesday with his mother, in Mill
port.
\
Lewis ()lmalcud has resumed his no
siiion lit McKclllll‘y's, alter a pleasant
vacation.
‘tirs W. ii Holt has returned from
a pleasant visit with her parents in
Brooklyn.
m
Mrs. Wood‘s mother are camping at
Lake Waccabuc.
Mr. Froituid, of New York. has rent-
ed the Bonner house on South avenue.
for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Olmulond and family and
Harry Bailey. otNeW' York, spent
Tuesday at Roton Point.
”Postmaster and Mrs. L. 13. Button
spent Tuesday with their son. (3. Roy-
mond Sutton, or Cemetery street.
Miss Pearl Bouton lugs returned from
a few day's camping at Lake Wacca-
buc. with her sister, Mrs. Benjamin
Wood
George E. Purdy and Miss. Cler-
tl'udo Close. of Norwalk, spent The:
day at Lake Wllrcubuc and dined at
the Port of Missing Mon.
rs
‘ Grout interest is boiug' manifested in
the game today between the Young
Men’s Club and tile Regulars. tolls
played on the South avenue diamond.
Davis and travel-y tor the Regulars,
and Whitiocil and Dianne, or the
Y. M. 0., will be the batteries». A lam
crowd will attend the some, it. is to
ho a survival of the dtiostflsnd the
club boys lire curiously «wanting the
contest. 1. _
M
The special town lanolin: held in the
troop liail.‘ last night was poorly ab
L‘stooped and stralshton‘od duickly.
back, almost tolling my breath away
The kidney secretions bothered the
end 1 was obliged to arise lreouontly
at night. seeing Bonus Kidney Fun
' advertised, 1 obtained n supply at
Plaisted 6 Drug Sims and I had used
them slits few days before my point!
and other difficulties disappeared.
Donn s Kidney Pills cured trouble that
, was becoming serious and consoduoun
‘ 1y i am‘ willing to testify in their
June 22 1911 and humid
uoy Pills when I publicly recommend-
‘ kidney medicine to be had and .1 de-
chin ms than New Canaan. Nature has y .
of Long island Sound delight the eye. _
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood and.
. whines darted throusli my
”l lenient given April 24.
. R Endorremsnt. ,
school: was interviewed on
u.
‘ “All that i said about Dosu‘s‘ Kid-
ed them some years ago still holds
good. i know that they are the boot
lid upon ”them to keep my kidneys in
cod working order “ ”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. FosteruMilhurn Co, Bunnie.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nomewDooa’ swnnd
take no other
BELLE ~
ISLAND
Miss Helen Heath and William
bevel-ell. of New Canaan. spent 'l‘ues-
day at Roion Point.
Miss Minnie Brooks. of Baltimore.
Md. is the guest or Jallfiii Shirley (lieu
son. at Rocky Ledge.
l . Ann-9M
Mrs. l... M. Birch and her daughter.
Mrs. Geraldine Demon-at. are at Rocky
Ledge Cottage lor‘lho season.
KW L
.lohn Ruddemnlr‘l’siill family, of HM
tingsouulhe Hudson, have taken Cliff
Cottage on Park avenue for the mouth
it July.
Mr. and Mrs George ll. (helm and
Mr. and Mrs. William C Smith, of
Pleasant slrool,
island.
Mrs. Charles W. Gleason. of Parasitic.
N. 3.. with her dullghlera. is visiting
her mother, All-3.8. M. Birch. at
Rocky lodge, over Sunday.
held at the Foster Park, tomorrow
days with her mother, Mrs. Wildman
_Houry Robinson. oi Danbury.
ilnnllury. are at Belle.
The usual twilléht service will be
friends are l
Alloy.
sister and nephew, from blow York.
Mrs. G. El Drew spent yesterday
v‘vlithrs. lrn Meade in Georgetown.
M
Frank Humor has entertained his
blather, Joseph linrcor, of Newtown. '
W
Mrs. G. B. Wukciuan has returned .
from a two weeks‘ stay in Greenfield. , .
m
bliss Mule Adams is spending a few I
Adonis. .
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Robinson and '
have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs W. H.
Robinson.
Mrs. Harris and son returned to
New York yesterday, after spending a
to wdays with Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Morehouse. '1"
Miss Anna Banks and sister, Miss
Florence @anks. return today from a.
week's visit with their uncle and aunt.
Mr and Mrs C S. ’Bsuks, injlioxbury.
Mrs. Ii‘rederlco Booger is expected
in town soon to spend the summer
with her nieces. Miss Susie Faulhaber.
Mrs. Adolph Horn and Mrs. George
Drew.
a...
'i‘housuul services will be held «to.
Church. Rev.
7:30 p.m
Mrs. George Corns, Mrs. Meade and
daughter. Mrs W P. Lockwood and
daughter, Miss [relic Lockwood. Mrs
Orlando Andreas. Miss Alice Andrews;
Mrs. D M. Andrews and daughter. Mrs .j
Samuel Waterbury», Mrs. lrviug lion-ll»
Charles inchwood, Mrs. D 0 Chase;
Mrs C H. Baoflold and MissGrnce Sco
field were dinner guests yesterday of
Mrs. P. B. Ferry._.
M
canaunv sculmL CHANGES
pause.
H. G. Rooney New Principal of Still-
man College.
DANlll'itY, .luly S.~~-~liarotd 13. Has‘
low years, has sold out the business
born. of l’lttsfleld. Mass, and they
have taken possession ol the school.
Mr. llustlngs‘ {yucca for. disposing.
of the business was because of con‘
tinned ill health and he has not (led
nitoiy decided upon his plans for the
night at 7, o’clock. Missionaries from
and it was very interesting.
MANY BHRINER8 GOING.
”an
Rochester Convention.
the 'ulttenduuce of several scores of
members of the Ancient Arabic Order
of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. to
attend the imperial ceremonial session
of that body in Rochester next week.
There are about too dormers in this
city. nearly all ol-.wholn are nillliuio‘d
with Pyramid Temple in Bridgeport.
The occasion will be the 37th annual
session or the imperial council Ill
Rochester on July it and 12. This
meant will be attended by Shrluors
from allover the country. ,
\‘l' hllo the details here have not been
fully complete the major portion at
the Norwaikors who will attend will
so with Pvmmld “triple or lirldlroport
on u silociul car, which will leave the
Park city on Sunday night. A delight.
fut trip has been planned for this
party.
There Will also he a lame polity
going iroin Hartford under the outline
or or Sphinx 'i‘elnplo. ‘
From New Haven Carleton ill. lined
icy, illustrious inqulslior or the order
bury and two ironnillridwrt. ‘
*Ilraiii conducted the service last week.
iof the school‘ has been for the past
ithloe leans principal of the Belkshlro
Plum Being Completed for Trip to:
:Plsils were perfected last night for,
truth the outionil «body, wtll Vatteudw
, or a dolokatelr‘o‘m concordant. There
will he ‘unotlior delegation; from. Door
hr; 1 use.
future.
\ir flannel. who ulli be principal
Business Col 29 in l’lttslieid. and
Miss Deurbm has been lor the past
four years at the head of the short-
hand department in the same school
The local school will run under the
same name and the course of hurdles
will be practically the some. with
some additions. The (summer term of
the college boson yesterday.
'ijho regular term of the day school.t
begin August 28. 1911., and ends June
as. 1912. while the night school will
begin September ‘18. 1911 and will
close May 17, i912.
mm
ALIR'IKTO RAGE.
The "Alert." thorium sailing yacht
oi «ex-commodore Russell ill. Budd. o!
the Norwulk Yacht. Club. has 30110 to
the eastward to enter in the Cornfield
énce 0. (halo have none to redo the
cult and expect in roturnWith n prise
Light winds prevented them from not-
,tlng place last Week. Mr, Budd lornr
oily ownsd the prise-dinning craft, the
trophies about at the various yacht
clubs along both sides at the Sound.
ADVRRTHRD LETTER“. 1':
Elliott ll I lint of lotion romainlnr
uncalled for at the sdllowiii3 pour. on
do! so: tho commit. Um ‘
South bismuth.
Mrll. ill. dunner. is Osborn Ave.
Miss Lucille durum lllll View not.“
no
(lotus. .
. K. L. Harrison ilvorhl‘oolt
Fmv .
ilethIilrdiu.
‘ :frs. A. F. Johnson. .
tings, who has been principal of the .
iStillmuu Business College for the past
to H. (l. Runner and Miss l. M. Dean; ‘
night races todoy. Mr. Budd and Clor- "
“Wanderer 4." which captured many ,
WW W»...wm 944,
Family Food Problem.
How much does it take to
three boys and two girls when served
hour a lunch basket on a train? An
Alchison woman figured and figured.
and decided that thirty ham sand<
wicbes, twenty breadondv butter sand-
wishes. forty cookies. two glasses of
Jelly, two. down devillsd eggs, a four-
layer cake and three pies would be
She started with the live
children at 8 in the morning; by 2 -‘
that afternoon not a crumb was left;
by 4 two of the boys-looked gaunt e
and pale, and at 8; when she reach: ,
ed her destination, two of the children
starved to death—Atchison
enough.
bud
Globe.
SUFFIELD MAN SUICIDES.
SUFFIELD, Conn, July 8.-‘~Willlnm
morrow at the Nortlcid Congregational g Snow committed suicide todoy on the
‘D. Moses preaehlnsl premises of the place where he board. .
morning and creator The (l. 8. meet“ ed,,by shooting himself in the helm
lug will be held at the usual hour of with a shot gun. He placed the gun
liu such a position that on the chsrge
lellleled the buck"of the 8812118 was »
about 55 years old and leaves a dauglr
Tcmpomry insanity is given by
the medical examiner as the reason (or
tel-
his act.
'
Have you desirable rooms to rent?
Wood, Mrs Charles Lockwood, Mrs Let it be known “tough The Sentinel.
ermen; they“ -
sold they want ‘
heir moneys wort .l . *-
Money 3 worth in fishing boots ‘
' .ny the Boston hRutber Shoe Co..
, Which or 58 years hast ads the hosts
sown rubber boots uni shoes in the
world ,.
Its WARRIOR line is made of all duck
and is prodigious] strong Made in Hip,
Fishing: Shortdnh' efalse; .
and so dov
Ask .for the “Boston"
Warrior Boot and ‘
" ‘ Look tor the Hub
Trade-Mark
It a cars on all our
bggts and shoes.
m WEBER Bllflll' fl.
Boards. Mass, .
ly‘t
l l.
W
E. .l. HILL IN THE MAGAZINES.
Norwalk people will be interested to
know that in the dune number of the
American. Review of Reviews there ap-
pears every line likeness of Congress-.1;
Ima‘n E. J. Hill. along with which is‘the '
'statement that he made the leading
speech in opposition to the Farmer's
Freeljst Biii‘in tile House recently.
4
wIRRlllRS
All hard wood. gallvanized lining, lco
capacity 65 lbs... Regularly $10.50
feed
,«W‘
Feliwmk Optical Co
svss sxanmso salts
AND cusses GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK aUlLDlNa,
Booth Norwalk
\
F. A. MilTCHELL
HOUSE Fl URNISHER
toonnsn WALL. mo man or...
NORW‘AlLK, CONN.
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Norwalk Branth Office of
The Evening Sentinel
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TRAVELFRS'
Liability PollCies
, Prowl
Automobile Owners
AQK US ABOUT RATIO
J M. Layton & Co.
INEURANGI AND REAL IITATI
AGENT!
ll Railroad Avon south Not-walk. 0t.
Does Your Roof Leak? .
the Century Compound
stops ALL LEAK8
, 500 A GALLON. 500 A GALLON
who...“
We marantoe the weather wear of
our Compound in three years. Write
lor estimates. dlorrespondencs soiioo
lied.
Century Roofing (20.. inc.
as Washington at. soutll‘ Nam-ll:
unneedlnlliy ornnmghtill ‘ .
rs complete this or wick:
We also till;
or and lad
A Comfortable
lipids all lines
; Amount-limos ' '
CityNa, ‘onal Bank
TRANSAGTO A susnlil. emulate
ouslusas an orssns ovsnv
noun-v countercul-
wrru oouuo
Monroe
911%
Arm-Chair
u
Capital
"00,000.00 .
Oats boycott florists 33 and 05 per your
BleN H. M lTHIWBDN..FrI|.
JOHN NR. KN PP, m Vloswll'rss. "
FFRIDIMCK . GGWAM 2nd Vice. .. ~
WELL, cashier
surplus and Profits ..
1117.000
John ll. Knapp
curl-slim two
tunnel dilemma
John H; Light
pride “in R‘w.“ .
howls Ft. Hurlbutt
Lockwood
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