Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 12, 1911 · page 4

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nA‘indVeed is a most delightful
..tha.n winch there is nothing
in all Connecticut Topographc
. making, the place in simply.
1,- especially in the spring.
and autumn. when Nature in.
“ loveliest. and when the winds
hose seasons are sort and
no they ottentimes are in this
nit moringing With them their
genomes, it is assured—
oy and comfort. to sojourn in
so highly favored. this being

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

to t hurtling, boating, dancing andl
,g--ail of which are to be enjoyed
ll measure here.

 

 

n W. Shepard and family, or
I _ lyn, are at the Tolteneke inn for
summer.

 

 

 

Thorsheunrd cottage at Belle island
on leased to H. lilcCugery, of
0151311. New York.

 
 

Mr. and Mrs. chi-files Scoileld or
_, York. have leased part oi the
‘ldonce of Hans (lager, in McKinley

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

_ Captain Hurry Hunter has had his
flannel: Rachael overhauled and re-
intedtnnd it .is now in excellent con-

 

 

The Stevens Oyster Company has n
roe of men at work removing tho
noérshell pile from the prontgrty iii
Clowoyton avenue.

,' Mrs. Albert 'Frl‘shie. oi‘ New Haven.
"who lins’heen the guest or Contain and
,3!!!) Preston M. Hart. line gone to
Winn to spend it few days.

 

Oliver l. Clark. of Penitoyer street,
his returned from anrytown, Now
ork. where he has linen the guest of
Ilia ‘hrothor. Willinm O. Clnrk.

 

Dl‘. Chiiiles lit. llacklox and (lung.
Miss Mary lluckloi, (ll Rownyion
Inve'nue. have gone to (nuadngun. N.
A A1. to spend the balance Oi’ the sum-

 

The selecinien have n force oi mun
V this village shredding n curiond or
8.000 gallons of oil on the highwnyu.
Mother tank loud or noon gullmis has
been ordered for the Brooknide dis-
trict and is expected soon.

 

Captain D. P. liorrell is piililiii’.’
1l'JnDtniii George Gusgoynu'o ilno knock-
Ilium
in Which it took port in New York
oil Saturday inst. “The “Minnow" won
In its class with unto.

 

«Don‘t. forget supper and humor nt

M, E. Chapel. Friday evening.
m

me one. possibly u foreigner. hue
mused grout tinninue to he done to
W pi‘omrtr and gmdon of John (trot--
gut in (how gvcnuo. One night rc-
tly his uhole garden was torn up
t eouid not be lined by tho guilty
Inn was pulled up null thrown iii
end. An attempt will he made.
0 to those renponsihle for the

 

 

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gun owned by on. Lndrlgun
and driven by Charles Trittlo
tilt hour the White Bridge Mon-
rnoon by on automobile own-
”d driven by Cliuiiou ll. Forced
he man. The renrwheelu were
to In on” and the wagon other
maxed. No one was hurt.
' ‘ and the amount or» the amt
hlun were cannon hr the mito-
nitid by him. on he agreed
ear with My. Tuttlo.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

dentin wits (hit iiy Tolienolte'

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

loom or that ninee.

tutti rnilroiiti Vnoci~

" y the cane when the weather per— 3’

.viinnow" in shape utter u rnce .

)ARiE‘N
. no
*NOROTON

.Dnrlen is essentially it home town
and has a most delightful environment
that is not unapprocinted us hear witA
noes the scores at New Yorkers who
have taken material advantage oi the
fact by making the place their reti-
denoe for the whole or unit oi the
ear.

Located in and forming a part or a
sturdy and naturnlly attractive sec-
tion or the country. Barton huh pro-
gressed for many years. not by leaps
and bounds. but by steady and unim.
netted steps and it may well be proud
of the record it has made. its groivtii
having been healthy in ever;- respect.
In tired. it is a big town and includes
in its boundaries some of the most
valuable and desirable property along
the Connecticut shore and it llllm‘
hers among its residents some oi the
best known people in the country, and
tnitny wealthy ones. All about the
town sites suitable for his: country
residences have been bought lift. in-
ciuding those very near to the village
or ilnrien itself. Noroton, C'ollonder'n
i-‘uint. Noroton Heights and the 0x
Ridge section. Each your property is
mole keenly sought hero and .i turtii~
ei great boost will he created bv the
extension of the elecrrical equipment
of the New Yorit. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. whose
lines have stations at bath the village
of Dorian and the Noroton suction
Noroton is but 36.83 miles from Grand
Central depot. New York. and flatten.
33.12 miles. 0n lite other side of
Dorian. South Norwnllt is only 43 «ii!
miles instant A trolley one... eon»
nocts the town both ulth the Towns
oi Norw'alk nnd Stnmiord.

Bert Layton and Joseph
nre hook in town.

 

Lonirnnge

Work to pit». lowing; inuitliy on tho
Congrcgntlouul (:hnit ll.

George (lelst toolt n trip to ilolhel.
Snuduy, in his new lllili'lllllil.

 

Miss S. Sillininn uncut Sunday on the
guest or friends in south Noiwnllt.

 

Mrs. Leigh and Frank Adunin. her
brother, were in New York recently.

 

A large number of people went in
hnlhint.r at Four Treou Point. Snudny.

 

Work in rapidly progreusing on the
addition to Green & Lane’s merit Illiii'lt-
oi.

 

The locals crouu huts With the strong
llrunu Co. aggregation of Bridgeport.

Sulurtluy. on the Norton lot. .t

 

llurien nwoltcreo in the heat nunln.
ycntcrdny, und in praying for home re»
lici’, no mutter how slight.

 

Mrs. C. T. MocDonnld. clerk for tho
linricu sciooiniou, in enjoying her on»
iinnl vncntion. lint-lug her ubncnco the
ileum did little huoineuu. inst Monday

Constable llnni‘ortl Smithfihl Main
niroot. in nnytliing but :1 Well until. Mr.
Smith lino been uni'ioriiu; nil hindn of
torturon during the punt i‘ew wocku.

 

 

lldwnrd Buttery. oi‘ ilnrlun. won at
recent visitor at. New llnvou at which
run he took in Hindu Rock. This wnu
Ell' rat vital: and lid rcporin that he
had. the“ time ninth “to.

W .

Jugtioe oi the Peace Sharer in come-
whnt proud of the crime would in Do-
rion 'duringnhe past nine montho. when
only thirteen nrroiito have been made
uguinnt seventy-six of the preceding
year. Justice laborer utoten that things
n’i‘o run dinorently. this year, under
lilohdniinlntrntion. which accounts tor
i'the vast amereuce. the amount know:

 

 

lug thut they must be chieiul in their
" our in the. town hall.

’ regular meeting.

‘ ‘ wor k at this time and hope that by the.

WOl‘k inn the people realizing the that
that an arrest means more than a air

 

W
The ournlvoi committee will hold its
Tiiurhdnv evening ‘
The committee is up to its neck in:
end of the month everything will be;
remiv for the grout event Which will
tulto pinco during the month of August
there is no doubt but what. the event.
will he the grentcui ever.
David Wells Bench the lining mun
who was totally injured by n stray}
bullet inst wool; in Bridgeport. won it
nephew of Rev. Louis French. of No-
roion. Mr. French lino chili-go oi tho
innerni ut the home while the Knights
Templar held the nei'vicou iii. the grove.
hli‘u. llnlph '1‘. .ioilerson, of ilrooknitlol
and hire. Edwin 1.. Stevens, of noun.“
ton, oonsinu oi the tlcoonued. uttonded
the funeral.

.- urn—w...“

 

New Canaan has only recently an
poured in tho lint or health and snuiu
mel- muons, but its seductive charmer
and llenlthittl niniosphrio have he
come quite whirl) ltuou-n. Persons of
delicate t‘tlilnllilliion and senildnvw
this have irconenily come hither accli-
lng rosiurvntlon o hc.nlth and here the
lost treasure lino honn found. Our ini-
luliiionu cllnintc. and the soothing
quietness of our surrounding. hiliI have i
begun to be nppruoiutod hy thouu
who uilli nuttvtvu nnd worn hrnin \vonr‘;
ind, seek the root and hunting nhirh
natnru uivou. Fou- inlnnd towns inn
bonst oi grentor or more vuilcdl
i ii mun limit \nw Cannon. Nninrr hills
bestowed wi i.h rnrt- prodigity. hut uiitul
upon our icon and its tluinngu Tiinj
iwunty-iunr nuttul‘u nliicn ui luiritorlct
omlimtcd in our township. colors;

 

‘ one cannot not. one not: no pool."

. had celebrated their iirot Wedding lin-

. and about: out the cool to the llamas.

owner‘s no blurted. and wont borne and .v
V raved about her.
V Iiboolt their honor gruvéli’. .

But Inner anon.
.. "Biro in benutitui," they said "but

"sun is too happy " said atone loll:
knowingly, 'V‘it iii not good for an no»
trons to be so happy."

on

._

. The woman paused a moment on
the steps to survey thoughtfully the

little moonlit garden, then unintchod
the door and crushed tho hull with n
rustle oi Iiiiten alrirtu to the study at .
the further end. A: «be 096an the
door tho iii-o leaped up no it to cores:
her with its mellow light. Julienne
Beverley was all that people said of
her: beautiful almoat beyond holler.
with n wonderml figure. glorious col-
oring. ooa-l»hlnoir eyes and mven hair.
Hor neck nnd shoulders rose malnou-
onily from her shimmering gown. only
half revealed by the rolling ioldIo!
her evening cloak. She sighed a hop-
Dy “Elle rich as her glunoo traveled.
on it n greeting to things dear to her. .
over the luxurious room. with in boun-
tiful ploturoo, its nhelvnn o! bonito, its
Io,tt thick rugs. Above the mantel
hung a great oil painting. Jock Ber
ley. painted jinn before his min-rinse
I year ago. and the cm of his win
grated ions and tenderly upon hi!
‘hnndoomo taco which had been are-
rented with a wonderfully sympathetic
touch. How den:- this room was to
them both. Hero, only lost week, they

nlrorsary. Jock hurl brought hor a
huge hunch or violets. and they had
been no honor. lust they mow

She roused herself from her revory
with it little Mort. and flinging her
cloak upon a choir brought from I
cloaot a. pair of man‘s slipper-n and :1
smoking locket. ilenr old Jock. he
must. he motto Wilfm whon he came
in. What tiresome thingo business
mention wore anyhow! She laid the
Ilipnorn aide hy side upon the hearth,

stinking out. no she did no. the con-
tents of on inside hornet. She drop
nod upon tho hearth rug and leaning
against a choir slowly picked up the
Honour-no. lingering over them with
caressing fingers. .\ fountain pen. on
old eraser, n crunhud and withered
violet. which one had given him the
week before. u picture of her below
her marringow

Gmudunlly the ililmrn slipped
from her hundn. her nrute dropped in-
ert in her Inn. and uhe Int gazing.
dreaming into the glowing hem of
the tire; acoun utter stone or her lilo
since Jnelr had entered it passed in
glorious imauniom the day she first
mot othlm when Will ilnrmun brought
him book after the play; the night he
lied torn her from tho domes when
the months. burned with morn thnn
hall the uudicntc; a rare holiday in
the woods tho tiny ho. had dulled her
to marry him; and no they chino one
after nnothcr

The tire hurl dirt! to a hunt red

lire lilocltuduil.

ililiiil nu
inn Iii ilili ‘

Hundreds are Frustrated by the ‘

smile of the mom llilillCli‘iIl and pic ‘glow. the wind outnitlo WM whistling
inttunno stencil to he found flfl}WlllemuM the murmur of the house but
in this set lion. Front runny oi our nu» l the woman “warm in her mommies
nucn unwilling tho ildgvu upon which m n, hood ”f the running hours un-
zrcazlf.in“trillion?rt:in. gm .. .. m t. t... t...
Stu: tuihonis und uniting venue-in louder 1M ”‘0 “’1‘- fi “9"“ ”ii" "M MW? "m
ed dimiiiulivo ht thcli distanro. dot WWW It WM ii “999» WWW am
the Million. Across the oxpcnsc or bankmonl uiih u will stream run.
ltluo Whit-3i the dotnor blue of tho him: It the hotimn in the «Want the
inliind uhlch gives ila nnmo to tumourmmod cunt of n train may. hur-
Sound oinuds out in rc-ltiul outilnoiwhs hero and them. we“ Mill in

_ first report. trom ‘Dorclieuter noid‘thut

against the soulhvrn sky. The r'hnlin I
lug driven mur excolicnt cunnili .
rniuln. connecting with several nearby ;
towns, in nnollior inninro wiiirh niu
ll‘ilillrl thonc who net-it root and rocrnl
lion and iwullh nmid nniurc’s moot tie
lluhii’ul linuniu.

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Fraulein it). Green tho rnnl datum
hrokor. hill! scold the old A. ii. (loin
nioclt property, conniutlnn oi nnvcn
horns and" rcaitionto. to [l‘lwlfllliu
Plil‘d‘v. of New York iio inn: nhio
sold to ilotlnev littlii tho iiuvllnntl
pluro on Put-k “loci. to 13, ll. Tatul
ionre tho i. one pinto on South uvonuc
to (inrdncr lionth. ihc nouns and lots
on Eliot uvonllo. iniiuciiy bolunuinil
to George Lorkwooil. to 1.; mod ilovnnu.‘
of linnhurl. the Jon Wli‘llwilil plop
arty on tho Noru'ulk road. and mi
Hurry ll. ’i‘huycr n lrnct oi loud in
Silvorinlno. Mr. Green reports nu
linunuul demand for iurniultoii honuon‘
thin neuron. n lit‘lllfllli) wiiioli hull inr
exceeded the homily.

mWNW-w-‘Wa W

BOSTON HA8 20.000 FIRE.

’Ili‘lBC'l‘ONl July ill.-~’i.‘Wo three-
utory wooden npnrimcnt honour, under
contitrnctlou on Normandy otrool in
the Dorohentor district. wore destroy»
ed nnd nnothor upnrimen’t house who
hutliy duiuuged'hy lire loony. entitling
a loan estimated M :20. 000. Small Moll
were started on uovorul lniildingu iii
the vicinity. but were quickly extiiu
guiohed The Cirillo consumptivoo home
is near the scene or the More rind the

 

 

the bo’opiinl was hurtling .

true lire originated. tints believed,
from n nluinliora torch in one of the
new apartment notifies.

W a .r'

"g unwanted-r one or me out“. ,

Anilent ilOllIB. With u bound alto tore

quiet hoops. and nlone; upon a moon:
boulder the iinuro of it man otrotohod
out. olnhtloua cyen turned to the
cities.

Whine to the lip». storing so it Just
awakened from n nightmare. she
aprons up. and M the name thou the
boil aunt in: l‘mntlo pool through the

open the ntutiy door and calms loco to
face with a tall white-(m mm.
who” hoe worn the expression of
one who line a innrtul duty to perform.

”Mu. Beverley." he sold. gently.
“there hon hoonw" but she waited to
hear no more Willi one ohnrp cry.
she ilunx up her arm and toll in I
deathly moon. u dork blot upon tho
white hearthrug

When Julionno ileveriey ruturnod
to the stage after a year of Ioclnnion,
the world want wild over her. , it she
had been beautiful hetero. her beauty

power or her noting won I univoml
topic of convomtlon. "She portray.“
Isld they who or"; her. “a gloriouI.
living Ioul “ ,

And actor folk smiled wlIIly sod
«id: "i told you no. What one bu
Ioutlet-oil ono can not."---D.DRA Willi?-
Nil.

 

Tho taught of Khan.
ii remarkable Micro aboutttho

urchin in that they are hourly. nil (court-
It thou tutor contort. lilo: George
v. in 1:9va lucbu Ihbrtor their
noun item The (lemon lithium
is I with toilet; thin tho Kaiser. who
‘1qu lotion on the litmnrm Infill:
«own With they no: humor-a to
gather. our Nieholou ill looiII unit.
wall by the side ed thI Citation. Ah
lotion or drain til n 11th thou
hum Vi no when». and iii-
‘Kinc- or i hilt-div ”with to the;
Ibouidor oi QuIIn ”gelatin. The
‘ r3

 
 

how was tenfold; but the innrvoloun A,

physique or ruining Emotion men... '

Help the ill dnoyn with their
”The illicit will dhlie no more.

Wills do this
it’ B the bent proof for it comes flout
$unth Noinuilli.

Min .‘ioncu oi 53 Fifth
East Norwolk. Conn. nova:
pleased to vetiiw whntl

 

strout. ‘
n1

trouble entire 011 suddenly in my cute.
ilic iirut symptoms lining n
ache.
dizzy spells,
and procured n supply It Pluleted'n
Drug Store. Bolero i bud finished the
contentu oi? one hour. i tell boiler and
til I was well."

For unit? by nil dealers.
cents. Ifosioniiilihnrn

i’rico 5d

Sluice.
Remember the naniow‘noun'nmnnd
who no other.

 

 

Record Heat—Milk Famine
immienenl' m‘ Several
Localities

 

 

NEW HAVEN, July! 2.-~.ltnit like;
the rinse gone before today was hot in 1
till sections or the mute and lustnluhti
inutend oi the cooling broemu that?
some pincer have been inrorcd with
ni nundonn. them was calmness and
heat that hroko nil mounts. in thin.i
inland townn illld union the tempering.”
turn in the middle evening was the'
highest in their history with no sights
of its nbuting. .

The hunt uguln iodny claimed its?
victims. lit in all with numerous pros-Z
trntlonn lhnt are serious. (it the druid
tire of them worn by tho drowning oi
liioae who nought at tenet tninpornri
relief in moi warm. The weather to
port nnrn that perhaps there may he
nhoworu today and that it will in.- cool
or, 'i‘hnrndny. Throw in n scarcity oi‘
writer in many pianos and men from
illiudo lulnnd and hiunnnoliuunits urn.
going through the northeastern hurt or
the state looking tor milk. but thus ini-

 

 

Hotel Mahackemo

J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.

SERWOE AND CUlSlNE UPTO DATE
RATES 82 PER DAY ANDUPWARD

SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty

TEL. CALL 988

TRAVELERS?
Liability Policies

Protect
Automobile Owners.

ASK UI AIOUT RATE.

1. M. Layton 8: Co.”

iNOURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
‘ AGENT.

 

 

 

6 Railroad Ave... South Norwnlk. 0t.

A Comiomimtaatbie
Arm-chair

 

 

 

in l. outcome and cool: roiuuo ioifyounn
or old when tired and whom we any
I Iplondld lino of. very coini bio
Arum cholru. unholotered in leather Ind
various Ihudon o1 rolour. ring an

not only unalienable to the body. but. -

neonatal: ornamentnl to the eye.
WI mutiny a donut I line almond
to internally limiter. sultuhlo tor

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

horn of nrcol thnt Dunn's Kidney “i

am a
‘ lentil in 1906.1.
reguuiing Donn a Kidnoy Pills. Kiddo}? .

unvoro jj
pain in my Mind and o utendy nuckvfi
Oiton alter stunning i could 2
not outch‘my breath and 1 nine. hull
Hearing about Dunn’s"
Kidney Fills. I decidedlo try them _

 

gradually my trouble disappeared nn- f

Co. iiuil'nlo. :
New York. sole orients for the United ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

mire noon unnuecesui‘ul in finding our ‘
Ailiiui: but a much diminished supply.

 

"7 “For/Hiltweather

V 0001' Underwear, Knee Drawers and
Sleeveless Shirts, Lightweight

"3 A Suits, 0ntiug~Panis
Straw Hats and Light Canvas Hats

Bathing Sluts
tritium

Price’s Clothing Store.
.98 Washington Street

Prion. No. II now 1185-2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

Beauty and the Beast

are more closely ulliod than one illlllil‘
think. Good prime beef. mutton.
lamb. etc, give health and Sil't'llL'iii
which are the foundation of ili‘lllliifi'
They paint your cheeii with the illl(‘ oi
heuiih and give brightness to tilt: t‘l’t:
and rivaciiy in the body when your
table is furnished with high grade.
tender and juicy meats i‘i'oni (“hur-
nock's. , m

' Chamok’s Market

75 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 445. Free Delivery.

ATTENDANCE ALL HOURS DAY 81 NlGHT

Frederick H. Ganung

FUNERAL DIRECTOR
A-~ANAD EMBALMER

Monumental Works'in Connection
South Norwaik

 

 
 
 
 
 

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iPhOIle 904 84 So. Main Street
DOeS 852M HARD WORK tngQt the hemmg system in

your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly ovorhnul the fur-
nace now. and restore the worn out parts nod clean
it thoroughly. so {lint you'll have no trouble when
It you are ready to start it.

The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.

ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
Norwailt. court.

Phone 742

 

 

at the 4-door, ‘80

L00 h. p .T0uring Car

Equipped with ”Irritation top. wind shield, gas and oil lamps. Bosrh
“mountain and coil; nverrghinx flrutolnna.
the manufacture". lot .3525.

Ounrnntood for one year by...“
For full portlcuim call or undress

F. E LOCKWOQD 8. CO.

39 Wall Strata-(Mono) nor-go. Wot" strut. NorwIlk. Conn.

 

 

The Hatch 81 Bailey COmpany

. GOUTH NORWALK. CONN. _
TIinhonI 48. with Branch Guiioiio in All nopirtmonu

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything»;

ROOFI G

Linooln Asphalt. Warranted' Barrett’s Vilmatite
Barrett I Tufted Feltul. 2. 3 ply V

 

 

 
 

 

 

If your CarriageMagon or Ant
Needs Repairing or Painting

NQW THE TRIKE

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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