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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 10, 1911 · page 10

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ihummer memento oi Bollc Inland.

 
 
 

‘ ohduld the enumerated.
‘ would be carpi-loco oi. the large uum~

 

week has started out to be un-
corohor and the shore resorts

 
 
 
 

 

LL me Sconcid who in camping at
Core with a. number-:- it? other
it: man. {client lust evening on New
with friends.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

L tacos Alice, Agnes rind Oath
no orpy, oi Norwolk. have return-
tier spending a pleasant week at
hint Bench, near Milford ‘

 

chem ‘Dii‘worth. of. Mott avenue.
nioyone cwisn yesterday. but
Ice .Morning. afternoon and even‘
., ounddhic young gentleman in the
r.

 
 

 
 

 

Tho dance at the Knob Club on Sat
d y was one oi the most pleasant of
' season. The weather was doiight~
oliyf “cool and ideal for dancing and
he music was excellent.

 

 

 

 

Mrs. A. Carmi Bette and daughter.
cry F. Belts. and Miss Maiy F
Sin h. or Newtowu avenue. are enjoy-
as a month at Compo Cove. in one or
. ' comfortable cottagosvthere.

 

 

 

 
 

Bathera in the vicinity of Hickory
inn and Belle island report the water
its beiognily. This is probably caused
.I‘Iby neon barges which are being
IIpumpedont'at the Wilson Point doch.

 

 

 

, The duo moonlight ,and the evening
ides make c‘wimmin‘gL after the oven-
nIg .moai delightful. Saturday and
act eveulugrtheo‘g .were a grant many
moonlight bothers at the Knob Club
and at Compo Bench, .

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

‘Hurgese Jennings, of West street.
rlod out his, new dory Saturday. and
n Ithe good breeze round that it is
»_entlrely up to his cxpocmiions.‘ He is
reticent about the boat's mime. it is
fluid. but it will be discovered sooner
“or later.

 

 

 

 

 

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I . Stewart Elliott. of (Iomutorh Hill.
'had his new speed launch with the
cylinder Gori’ord engine from his
old automobile in it out for the first
time Yesterday. The boot can certain
y bumond ls'thought to be in condiv
II tionto ruce any boat in the harbor
:3 .nt' present.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Bernard Crniupton and Kenneth
”Boofield, who are at camp 11ch the old
mill at Gompo Cove. paddled lo the
Narwnlh Country Club yesterday and
turned later in the afternoon. This
in quite a paddle for young men, but
they are both line cnuocicta and did
not mind the strain.

m
number of young men or The Nor-
[elite expect to loose a cottage ntFnir-
Beach in the near future to catch-
‘aI, camp there. The name party
‘m‘ned out there last year and are so

Stools? Stevens. Surge Burner. Arthur
Ito ins. Abram Flags; and Jack Burner.

 

noondrowning accident or Clin-
coup. of Arch street. at the Knob
It d‘rldcy.
children are Warning them to

 

, ow. in order that no similar or

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

,, voroly. it is thought thin
clam shell or n Jagged piece

need the injury, but ”ldd’L' in .

 
 

‘in the parish house, transacting sonic
’buslncce-in connection-with the am

The mother a ct.

lieriotia accidents may occur or

Forvlew avenue. Danbury. but were

Wm ,
i all the canoes about. th town
the occult:

b.cr There wore auroral at Combo
Bench yecloi‘doy cod 9. numbo‘r of
young people enjoyed themoeivee in
the light croft. Mice Katherine Comp-
boil and Misc Lirene Coleman were in
one ounce for a port of the eiltiornoou
and Mice Margaret Driccoli, oi Straw-
berry Hill avenue. was also a canoe
iot. ‘ .

The Beth“ iLL‘."JI“i‘.lLi2;i‘

commitee held :1 meeting fining: nigh»:

'nuul picnic oi the Sunday schools of
the Methodist. Congregational and
Episcopal churches. to be held at Ro-
ton Point, Saturdey. July 29. Owing
to the raise in the fare this your by
the railroad company. the tickets for
the round trip will be 75 cents for
adults and 25 could for children.

 

The eight young ladlea oi’ the Dan-
bury High School Sorority. Theta Iota.
of this year'c graduating close, who
have been enjoying a ten doya’ outing
at the Mallory cottagectiBello island.
returned to their homes lost Week. The
party, which was chaperoned by Miss
Linda. Holloway. oi the high school
faculty. wan composed oi’ the Misses
Christine Mallory. Fannie Austin. [on-
belle Allen. Rena "McCarthy, Emma
Weincteiu. Margery Tweedy. Adelaide
Hatch and Gladys ’Beitaire.

 

_ Maureen Institute has secured n
lease oi Nuuvco island. Norwalk. end
intends to buy the property truth the
owners. This is one o! the largest to
land: in the Norwnlh group and is air
tinted directly across irom Koycor‘s in-
land. the present home oi the load»
tule. it is intended to one the island
oo‘h place of recreation and in limo
it is probable that flu-ther'buiidingu
will be erected upon it. Because of the
new occupancy no women folks are
to be allowed in the tuture at the nu-
ncx club house of the lechoda Yacht-
ing Club which is loomed on the is-

land.
.

 

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“Mike." the three) and (medial! your
old Loon oi Mr. und Mrs. William
Tronchard. oucumued ut (.‘uii Posture.
bud a sudden Wetting yesterday. witch
he tell from u bout with all his clothed
on into the water. He bud becu ewlnr
mini; and enjoying himself all the Mr

‘lllthci Conrad should be hold for the

E”..L“Li'.‘i;.|LL: i‘;i..“*l..’.ili ‘ W

NEW YORK. Joly

will receive the loot evidence to uhow
whether or not Lillian Graham and

 
 

 

mind Jury on the choice at trying to

airo hotel man, and without those let-
tore the young women any their calico
in bud] yhiinu‘icred. They admit that

circuniumncec which these»
would help reveal 'wero‘ouoh no to
make the shooting justifiable.

'i‘ho‘cupcriutondcut oi the court
all. "‘Ai-‘i.’ ’.".'-'i'..i“.’ hz‘lLli'L‘iii‘g 00‘
rim-.4: my .tioru Pollen
Commioiouor Waldo minty. 1‘":ch 00m-
-miccloncr in interertcd lu‘ihe once on
account of charges that come of his
men permitted Etched private octet:
lives to routine]: Minn Graham‘s uulbes
and earning nwuy lhe bundle of let-
tolu while the city detectives were
present. The defendants on? the lot-
torn nircadi made public in] connection
with the euro were returned utter nine
or more which Slouch wished to and
press had been taken from the collec-
tion.

The doiendunts lawyers said unit
when the examination woo resumed
tomorrow they will bring charges
against the Stokes detectives who ad,
mitted on the stand that he had car-
ried away the letters. Whethor the
charge would be larceny or the Blip-
presaion of evidence they had not do-
clded.

 

 

i.
E‘l‘l'i ’Hiiii .- 1.

 

MASTER JEBSUP FALLS OVER-
. BOARD.

W

Had a Narrow Eccopo lrom Drowning
at Knob Club Float.

have frightened it much larger young
man than Clinton. the email can of Mr.
and Mrs. W. l‘. lesson, of Arch ctrooi.
Not-walk, who, unnblo to swim, loll
overboard illiii r'riduy evening from
the Knob (dub boulhoune iloci.
ho was not drowned wan due to his
coum’ge und prudence oi mind.

({lintou had lrccu playing about the
[loot with u hunt, and had been hurl“
the time of hits life. He was awaiting
the null {or his evening meal which
his mother wuu pl‘omll‘lnfi' in the picnic
room oi the club, over the bouiboucc.

in some "runner. not clearly under

blood by the defendants- redoubicd .
their eitortsttodny to colve the myth
«try of the loot lotters in the Stones ‘
shooting coco. Tomorrow the court

murder W. Id. D. Broker. the million» I

they shot ‘Stoheo. but declared that the
lettcrc "

it was a predicament which would L

Tm“ . win" it automobile. u ( hincso Mcrcedeli,’

 

Min. 1?. J. Ward. of Arch direct. woe L 'L
n vinltor with relatives in Bridgeport
yoiiorday.

 

William QHuru. of Went uremic u“- ‘
anointing in Rogers and dim/one Nor»
‘th ctorc

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Charles London. of Norwalk, in en
Joy-lug o vocation from his duties on
the Hyde oil wagon.

 

,. The friends of Gabriel DokunL tire to
ceivlug postal curds from Berlin. Ger—I
many. whore he in vinitiuig. .

 

Mrs. Frederick Tripp. of Norwulh,
in spending several woohu with irientln
and relative» in Utlcu N. Y.

 

Captain Albert Monsmnu. of Now
wuik. is spending the. day at Fort H.
G. Wright, Fieiicru' inland, N. Y.

 

John Fayed. oi Not-walk. employed
in the New York Grover) snore spout
yesterday with friends in New York‘
city.

 

H. Tripp. or Norwulk, um thin morti-
ing for New York city, where he will
spend it iew days no the shoot of

friends. I

 

John T. Tierney. the ever allublo
genial and popular cleric in Giover‘o
3'th store. in enjoying a two weeks’
vocation. .

 

Nearly eneryooo in complaining of
the bent today, and yet it it holds to
be cooler than some of the warm days
that we had last week.

 

Dr. Mobolle .l. Perry. who underwent
an oocrnitlon for uppendicitib in New
York sometime can has rcturnod end
hon chitin resumed her practice.

 

Dr. W. H Bnidwin and .l G Grox‘.
cry. oi Norwulk. hare gone In Dr. Bald-i

woollen to Goonu more where they
will mend in week.
in W .
George Miller, of South Norwulk.
left lbioLnoou ior his Surlngilold homei
where he will remain it while below}
taking up his now poclliou in Nliwm‘ihi
N. l'.. where he is do make his (inure;
home. 1

 

 

 

 

“HINT.

 

ieruoon and had ilnaiiy gone up for
his mother to dress him. Ho was flat
ed all up line and thou his desire to
sit in the bow of u rowbout got him
in trouble. He clipped overboard but
won—pulled out before anything bad
hunpcnod to him. have tothle waiting
and the spoiling. temporarily. oi bin
clean clothes.

 

NEW CANAAN CASES.

”no...

Woman and Two Men Flood and
Appeaicd.

NEW CANAAN, Juli lbw-Tho liq
nor canon resulting iron) the uiuto no-
lico rulda were before the local justice
Saturday. Mr. and Min. Dan Kelley
pleu’ded ‘hot guilty but were found
guilty and given dues of $10 and route
touch and Guotcuo r‘ruuho wan fined
95 and costs. Appouic wore token to
"tho September term of the common
pleas court.

 

I UK“) HOME ”81‘.
Twp homo belonging on the Mut-

, thows oblate in West uvonuo which

wore turned out Mr nurture tit Green:
Farms. had on clinch oi homolich-
noun youtcrday and dccldod to return
to their former home in West avenue.
With both the thought won on good no
the not and they made u‘ hurried trip
across the notice bctwoon Greens
Forms .ohd their hunt in West avenue.

_ Here they were admitted Sunday and
. hcptucrguontc over night. Thin morn.»

log the coachinan tor the entitle ron

. burned with the. homes whore they

will complete their couture term. “lain
~ and dose tlict find their honiod in thin

1, wiry arc frequently heard about but the

cm at border doing no in ii rnro one.
deAN All Old-Ts aunt-‘9.

‘ IlidNViliB. (col..- July 10. who. 3.}; .
comm wife of Colour Baldwin o!
h Denycr Mint. had a rcinuritublc ea—

wen e, trout death yecterduy when on

 

. foil in and am all wet.”

unable to union. the llitio follow won-

u 8000i") him in the “(did be than in
mm out. Appnrcuil) no one had not
tired his precarious nutrition. for no
help chino to him.

stood by tho boy lllmuoii‘. ho ollpprdI
oi‘i tho flout. and into uboul ton loot ol 1 .
Knowing [nil «roll that he won; the Wool ulnar. iiutchor. «tipped on;
gum porcuwul in \‘l'mliiitigion firefly}
“10”?“ for the brief cpuoo ul‘ pcthupui

lilo oxplunutlou oii

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A home nwilvd by \‘l‘luucld

 

ti. World;

this morning, and Iconoldorublo dillirul.1
lIy wuu cxperlcuwd getting the nulmui

i up again. :

x: ,
The gm eruluu board or the Noluuili.

 

iwhul he did in liltiilaiii} no flour “fiction"; Club iiitii. autumn} cvcnlnmi

eihicmriil as to his cslilpc that rould
,lio ulicn llc told his mother ultimo
itwnrd: "i just put my ilugero lonrih-
or and mode my bonds and tom go till
lust us i could.‘

lie ronrlicd the iioni and climbed
.oul, and hub suffered no. iii clients
from his sudden wetting.

Altliounh Mitotcr .luuuup does not
think that ho culled for holp. rot Mr.
and him. Wilfred liotlwoll, oi Seymour
street. tell on lncldout in connection
with the nifttir which is worthy oi
note. 'l‘hoy were cooled upon the
porch of tho Norwnik Yacht (‘luh and
us it won ubout 6:30 o'clock therc who
but little noise uuywhorc around. They
heard several uhrill hereunto for help
from the dircctlou oi the Knob. and
being members oi that club, they
thought someone might be in troublo
and they ininimiioioly hurried into
their launch Marlon Mill steamed
across the intervening ulrotch of who
or. reckoned on about three-quarto“ oi
it mlio.

When they touched ihc Knob they
wcroIthnuhl‘ui to be informed that no
one had boon drownod. mid ihcy re-
cited the instance to tho covet-oi new
pic about lit the limo. Mrs, Jenni).
who Willi but a chort distance away
from the flout. finds it dlilicult to on»
demand. on do othern who under-
uinnd tho oondlliom. why Mr. nod
Mrs. ii'iodweii heard the cry and rho
did not. hire. .lencup'c um huowiodoc

I of the ulthir was when Clinton option-

ed to her. and oxolulho'd by caring. i‘i

MIliiFORIL). Jilly idwliiong tile ‘91:.-
torn edge til Whiniii; land Mural
bourbon luiolangwco were touhdl «

lice origination oi

not. or litigation
lion-

 

 

ul the. club liouru at which time nulls“
turn of touiluo bus. noun were wounded.
um] and plans for the tennis matches
iniflbd oior. i
WW i
The continued canon of Edward Rylui
and John 1. your ulio wore urreutod on:
the Fturrth, chm-god with shooting oil'2
iii-burrito. came up heiore Jildgo Wild
llum t‘. ’l‘umiuuuy. thin morning. in the:
South Norwulh and of tho town. court.
The canon wort: continued indefinitely.

 

Mr. and Mm. imlioy Montgomery.
recently mun-led have returned home;
and will alert housekeeping in their;
nowly rurulohnd uportmentn in Wont
avenue, South Norwnlh. They htwe
boon'nwuy about two wool“. vlultlo:
Now Bruunwlch and other places of in-
terest down chili.

 

I An olwomobilo contouring two then
passed through Nor-walk lit 9:09 this
morning. (in the root via: a placard
which notd:-~“'1‘ho Boer Ont. Miami to
Boston." 'I‘ilo automobile wan thorium
right along and was viewed by a home
number oi more who hoopoood to be in
Well «item at thin hour.

 

The mombcrn ot the Norwnih Board
of Triton hero become prompt in cl‘itiiiu
tying their intention oi attending the
bouquet tomorrow evening that all >
that can be recoinmodatod are already
liimkiid tor the neutrino. Autos will
tulle tho tucniborli to aboliehoyou. .

 

possibly e Murray Truck.

W
, Automobile ti. 9%. balancing to .
Howard W deli oi direct. broking
n mlr ditto willie phonics tho lunch
wuson oil .1. d. Monmouth”. ill W 1 -
count and if baino’rooclrcd todo ., if L
Tim

 

 

 

 

those oi the inemberc’beinx‘ lined and ’ L L

or

 

 

AM“ 035mm

Sabrina in! its C l”. Ziuucnnblcd ditto»

 

 
 
 

HE, chances are that if you 35 .L

into almost any store in a

Country town. at the present
time. and tell the storekoeper , that
his cheapeot. soldenim‘ ls‘hie alliter-
tlsenieni: in the local newspaper. he
will laugh at you. He will laugh he-
cauoe he does not know What soles.
monshlp menus. It is the more show-
ing of his goods to any custOmer
that hes the good luck to come into
his state. according to his lights. He
does not realize that it is possible for
customers to be enticed to his store
to actually demand goods that they
never thought they wanted before.

To cause a customer to hate a
desire to come to your store. where
no desire existed before. requires
salesmanship of a high order. Such
salesmanship makes new customers

builds your business and lays.

in

short. the foundation of your for-

tone.

No retail business can make a‘

great success without such salesman-

ship.

.The efficient use, of space in

your local newspaper has been coll-

edwaelesmonohip on paper. It. you,

fill the space with forceful ”matter
that. will create attention, cause corr-
viction and bring results. you have
onLaddltlon to your sales force that
may surely he called the best pro-
moter on your staff. The results
that are obtained from this eclec-
muiohlp depend on the selling abili-

ty used. but

. o matter what re-

sults are obtained. this quality of

snleomonohlp necessary

is much

greater than that required inside

the store.
,., , . .t L-

Tho South Nowell:
‘ Shim
will prove to be your

 

An Advertisement in

Cheapest Saloon) on»

All hard wood, galvanized lining. to:

 

 

 

 
 

 

‘ likely thut the rubric that delights our
9 ironic of honor... hurl: on comm; I _

innit-unicorn oi Merldoo henchmen.

, "Tho COnnoctlcut ‘00., which runs the

Will. rotunda to accept: the uncle of

I . nosed today and will engage out oi!

,, _ , town municinnc The bandsmcn huroLJ
youth! to stand by their scale

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

copaolty 65 lbs. Regularly $10. 50

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, WILPRES HODWBLL, enabler

L * omucrono

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

9!. H. Mnthomoo J. Walloon Mif’tifl

John H. Kaolin John H. Light
cfifiiiiifl durum Fred. H. Rowan
99mm Grummm town it. Horibult
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