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VOWWAYTON‘
Here indeed is a most delightiui
flotidItf'then which there is nothing
lie: in all Connecticut Toposrollh-
holly speaking, the place is eimpl
‘heeutitul especially in the curing
«tumor and autumn, when Nature is
et her loveliest. and When the wind;
witty-we they ottentlmeh are in this
vicinity—bringing With them their
. health-giving properties. it is assured
. ly a. Joy and 1t comfort to sojourn in
- a shot so highly favored. this being
‘Ioubly the case when the weather per-
an: of bathing. boating, dancing and
Inhin’gwuli of which are to be enjoyed _
Ii full meastue here.
Seinuel Polow has been hollering with
an abscess of the ear.
Mrs. George Bryan,~- of Rowayton
avenue is in poor health.
Mrs. Josephine Palette. oi’lilrookl-yn.
N. Y., was n‘mcont visitor in Rowai‘~
,1 ton. .:
A party of Rowayton young ladies
will picnic on‘RoiVon Point Beach this
Fweeit. ‘ ' '
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V Mrs. (loot 1re Minor. of Rowayton
avenue, is out again after her recent
illneee.
Mr. Bass. of Mount Velnon, visited
Captain Daniel P. More”. of Crockett
“Gillie. . .
'Miee Ilintjcuie Bates. of Stamford is
W‘ visiting Miss Marie Home, of Pond
Vivenue. ‘
Helen
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Misses Jeuu Dufnult 11nd
Beofleld are spending two weeks
.;_ Northvillo.
Miss Marlon Clockell. oi McKinlev
street, is visiting on Long Inland £01
a short time.
Miss inez Mills, of Crockett nvenue,
entertained some Norwulk friends,
Saturday.
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Miss Zlim Turk. of the Roton Point
road, is staying with relatives l11(ito~'
ton, Conn
, Louis Waterh'urr, of North avenue,
has been entertuining his mother for
a few days.’ .
\
:. Mites Ruth Laurie. 0! New York, in
melting 1t short stay with Mien Helena hire.
‘1. ‘ ‘Oehee, of Crow avenue.
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Mia's Beanico neWnters. of Pounbrh mum is a. non oi! hot and and Char
or street. “iii lento Tuesday for 11 19;, .w “gym”, of St. Paulo. River-
week's so) in New Canaan
. Mine Mildred Jennings. oi Crookett
time
avenue. in vlaiting tor it short
, with relatives in New York.
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The Philemon Clues of tho Metho-
. dlht'Bundny ethool will shortly enjoy
1 1 trolley ride to Compo Beach. ’
' Mrn. John L’iiomnwdleu. oi’ Crockett
5 Memo. has returned home alter-u
vigil with Long inland relotlveu.
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home of Miss Mildred Theell. on Pen
layer hireet
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Broad Riv-.et
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all! New York; are occupying the reel
venue. for the summer.
Port Washington. 1.. i.
I treetu’ of Tokeneke ere nowhe-
The;
ring theee seasons are eoit 11111!
I 111115 Ethel Bell and a mind. or
Hort ChesteI. N. ‘12. are visiting at the
fillies Minnie Morroil. of ‘ Crodett
1 enue. is visiting with a tender
iohoolmu-te. Miss Bessie M. Wood. or
: Mr. and Mrs. Calorie and daughter.
.1 denoe of Edward shine. oi Rotvalyton
Ernie and Mildred
(inflation, Minoan street,- etart Thurl- .hé wait a passenger, he the m 'h e‘ 1 ~ 1
0‘ thin Well to intend W0 W901“ Wan “filtering through here. The car
. when or hie'eluy here. ltle‘nuxne wee: , ‘
shelled (lo- h ~.u-u '
1. Beniunlin Broadway, who is tuition a.
course or nursing in B‘ell’ev ue Hospital.
New York. is home on n twentydour
h’our leave of absence
Lewie P Cloth. of Arlington, N. J., i
spent Suvturdnv and yesterday as the
sheet of Cherie-3 1:. Petty. ot Rowdy»
ton
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Messrs. Stevens and Huyler‘ have
the oontl act for painting the Rownwton
Methodlet Episcopal Church. and ex»
peel to have the work well advanced
this week it the weather proves fill: or»
ahl‘el‘
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Rev. G. F. Pentecost. I)..,D or Toke-
,newe, occupied the pulpit oi: the First
Presbyterian Church, in Greenwich.
Sunday morning and «ironing. He is
one or the etrogest members in the
Presbytery
Commodore .Charles .‘Kloln 11nd
guests. in the launch Qimy,ero eulol‘v
ing their annual cruise. union will be
up the limit-on River to Luke Chum-
plain and othel ignores ot‘ lnto1est. In
the unity me Philip N. Klein. George
A. "right and thiriee Solwyn.
A new trough was being .pluued in
the outside eastbound railroad intuit
between liouutiou uuu Dalian, yester-
dny, and all trains were run on the in;
side il'lli'k. As a result there woe
homo delay in achedulee arriving at
and leaving Sou-iii .Norwnlk. the 10:10
train being half 1111 hour late.
The lower section of the village has
been unuuunlhv qulei tiller the crop
lion oi.1excliotl femininity. which or:
outrod uhort a week ago. The Vii)
the of tumult in nursing A my limit:-
as. hemonniug the loss‘ot coueldcmhlo
hair and declaring his earn and none.
whitrlt'uere stiouuouely puliui but
otherwise he shoes no ill cite: til from
the ushult.
Charles (lager who is working in
,tho ;euorul inelohundluo store of
Mureh .\ Thntohol during the sum-
:unlei had :1 narrow escape from being
run down lav an auto, Saturday. hit.
(lager storied item the store on u
ultrel Just on the our of William iiuh-
boll crime ttround the corner, and only
-hrompt mnilluutlon oi the brakes ure- ‘
rented it. collision.
' Congregational Church, of South Nor.
A daughter Wills born to Mr. and
Clarence A. Boylston. of Hart.
ford. on Jilly ll) hire. Boyleion and
child tile doing very well The humiy
aide. and In eugnged in the piano hurl»
nose in Hurtiord His grundiather
With Richard Boyl‘eton. n iorznor reei~
dent of RoWnylon.
“it who announced at. the reunion of
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
lug thin year would he hold at Gavin
Rock. and not at lire Beach. The
'teachore and omoern‘ot‘ the eehool.u
“week ago voted to he to Rye Beech.
but subsequent inquiry input; the
children. for whom the event in given.
ehowod n uniouonderuuce or sentiment
in favor ol’ anln Rock. The destine-
tion was accordingly changed. Child-
oi age will he trunlported gratin. and
thoae oi iron: twelve to elxteen years
will go on a halt ticket. The out no.
hot will cost about half of the regular
fare to the Rock. .
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BISHOP NILAN'6 NARROW eeoApe.
BERLIN, Jul? lit-e w‘l‘he Right Rev.
1 John J. Ellen had a narrow escape
mu serious ihiilry M the remit or
‘the skidding at an e'htcmobile in-wliioi:
u
belonged to William F. O’Neil, o Hertz
ford and woe driven hr in
oriental were in the Veuto.f .
loose the scores ot New Yorkers who
isohool. yesterday. that the nnnuui onto 1
ran oi the school under tweIVo yeem .
: DARIEN
."ANDQ
NOROTON 77
out! line s. most delightful environment
ltlmt in not unappreéiated an hour wit
t
have tulien material advantage of the
fact in. melting the niece their retiall
deuce {or the whole or part oi the
your
Located in and forming a port of 11
sturdy and naturally attractive not»
tion or the country. Darleu line are
greeted for many years. not by leope
and hounds. but by steady on unim-
peded atom and it may we be proud
of the record it has made. its growth
having been healthy in every respect.
In men. it in 3 big town and includes
in 115 boundaries some or the meet
valuable and deslrntllelvroperiy along
the Connecticut shore and it mun.
hem among its residents some of the
host known people in the country. and
many wealthy ones All about the
town eltee suitable for his country
incidence: have how bought or. in-
oludiug those very near to the vilihge
of Dnrien iteeli. Newton, Coilender'e
Point. Norolon Iielhhtn lend the 0:
Ridge section. Koch year property is
more keenly sought here and a forth»
or great boost will he creelld by the
extension at the electrlcel equipment
or the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company. Whose
lines have stations at both the village
of Darien and the Noroton moon.
Noreton in hut 36.83 miles from Grand
Central depot. New York. and Darien.
38.12 miles. (in the other elite of
Durien. South Nowell: is only 43.42
miles distant A tloiley eyetem eon-
neote the town both with the Town:
oi Norwnllt and Stamford.
1 The lloutd o! heiut‘mou held itu
weekl) business meet hit this morn
ing
Miss Mabel Francis hue returned
iron: 11 week's vocation at Atlantic
City.
‘I
George Smith hue none for :1 three
weolt‘s camp at lmhut Grove, Rotoo
Point.
The Epworth League moment the
Methodist Episcopal Church next Bun»-
duy night. ‘
We.
Rev. Mr. Brown urunched at the
walk. Sunday. .
will leave noon lorhpnldwin. L. l.
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A large nulllher 0! local people are
expected to turn out for the fireworks
at Roton faint. Tuesday evening.
Equrd Buttery is working for 11
short time nt Wilhhr Beieu' mince, out;
ting wood and doing other odd‘ihhul 1
« . t
The burners in the; Boldle're'
new heating tlpuurutue 11: held: inetnll.
out there.
r
visiting with him. Richard Dutdnle. .
w. P. Lynch and son. Joell. have
gone to spend a Week's vacation in
Vermont.
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Mre. Suzie Van Sooy and grand
daughter. or Meed‘ow etreet. South
Norwolk were recent sheets with Mrs.
Van title ’3‘ ulster; Mrs. lino-told Smith
of Dorian.
liar oloeopl'e ore ,telldu: it‘rery m-
vorehi oi Handler Home“ Blulthe
motioned elx team tongue and believe
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f iiir and hire. Bert Layton. who limit:
been mapping with Mrs. M. L. Becker, "
Home are being moved,” em Wit
Milo Muude Merehhll, or Baotou; in
that the promotion out he tit once an , 1 ,
‘ 85.006 and moon .rue p on a... be.
‘ lug figured. ‘
‘ . Couplings, Reels
and Nose-ls ,jzi : ..
SchliehtihghtosfdtCo.
cor. neurone Ave. l Main IL. Dorian
~ , , ‘The Dixon Lino. , .
Thomas Dixon. Jr.. who lute been
at various time: a lawyer. member of
the North Carolina legislature preach-
er, author and dramatist. had a hard
time getting hit: that ‘ book "The
leopards Spots " published. The nun
which ilne‘lly got the boot out at nrat
refused it. and wrote Dixon e mitt lei:-
ter to that effect.
He not down and wired e member
of the firm:
"i expect to he in the business of“
writing books for home time. it on
mature deliberation, yin: do not want
the book. pleuo return‘the manuscript
immediately. it you went it. all right."
The men who got the telegram read
the hook that alternoon and demoted
it by wire.
How to Claimup Congreu.
in the altar: to make euro the! Gen
women ehull actuelly 1'99an the
lntereete of their oopetituentu.‘ who
literally hire them no delegated at
Wilmington (or thet urpoee. Frederic
(i. Home in Every y‘u urge: the
adoption of the system of heckilnl
which hut been so attentive in Eng»
land. Title mom merely that ..the.
voter ehould halt the candidate how
he “node on certain wellheiin'ed ii!»
men. out! thereby discover whether
he expects to represent the monies
tolerate or the interests. Every-
body'e Magazine «unseen a list at is;
sue: for the ournoue. and otters to
and printed forms to thoee
all”.
- The out Flog.
steady hood to solute, the ting tint
oi the tee hearth: hope and home—~
the Btunfipe‘nfled Bonner or our
tether-tho iiu that. npliitod tri-
oever been ohtcurod. outlined by the
(led oi the universe to Well on its
ample told: the eternal eon: or free
atom to all mankind. emblem of the
power on will which in to out-12:11:
Shot of which it well Mild the our.
never went downy-Henry Wetterunr
culture: gents,
it
monomer M
sursrmnmsefimt
The Reed 8: Voik
a
allelic
firm on, Fully Equipped ‘
ELECTHIGAL euo‘r
1,13 the Town
euro eilPPLiIte
Phone 80511;»1'10 South Main Street
Muelo Hull Bloc!
South Norwellt.
.. You cannot Itore thin hettt: to
. use next winter? But then it
no better: time to have your. : .
' Vegetable Compound."
,. Beleet. Grocerioe, Hey. Groin. Flour _
J: Food. Hardware. Phillie. Glen. ow
. ‘ l :11
who?
would like to title then: in ouch I ..
. I come with I full heart and a,
float! ebore mommy ties and your: 1
lily-mute flag of the Union~the do] »
umnhnntiy over a. few breve men. has _
Electrical Co.
Grunitevilie, Vt. «MI one ossiu
ll hehitting?“l.ii.'eo11ds%l’iero¢
tru y 30.
die E. Di
1
hi
podium
id
reato
‘ end siren th i
‘ never forge to tell 1
my friends
Lydia E l’inithum' a
dud her done for me
_ 111: 11g on tr n fielded Complete
a torution to hoe l: means so much
to me that for the sake of other suitor.
no; women I din willing to make to
trouble public so you run publisi
this letter." .--, «Mite Gillie.
R F. 1).. Graniteviiie. Vt.
luttn'e
table Clem
Qualified endorsement o other medq
iciue we know of hue such a record
of cum on has Lydia E Pinkhem‘a
Vegetable Compound
curing womn’e ills such on iutlumtmi‘
mot;l ulceration. fibroid tumors, 1mg
tier periodic
nmetrnt on‘, and l is unequalled for
nrryiug women enfel Vthrough the
period of change of lie
Mrs. Pinkhammt Lynn. Moss.
invites all hick women to Write
horror advice. Her advlneilifree.
and alum more: .
NUTMVEO CLUB MEETING.
An important business meeting of
the Nutmeg Club is to he held on Toen-
tiuy evening. it in earnesuy reques-
ted that every member or organization
be present. no huelneuu oi the moat r11
tel importance to all members will
oomeeboire the meeting. Several ap-
‘piicationo for membership have been
received and will be voted upon.
The Sentinel Want Columns are lot
reselling in their influencewthoy may
oidyou in aolvlnr many u problem.
A
run PLACE
Vacation
SHOES ‘
Dress Shoes
Elite 8350-34
Ralston, 1- $4
Hduan$550~$6
Ollliug Shock. tun. rub~
‘ her eole~$3
Tehnie Shoes. -
51.25.31.511
Bathing Shoes - 25c ’
Barefoot Sandals ‘75::
1'
750..
191., it '
Two Stores 1 . ., 1
South Norwellt
Not-walk
Hotel Mohockemo
I. R. CONNOR. Mill. .
“HVIGI AND OUiliNI UP TO DAT!
RA!!! .2 PIN DAY VAND UPWMVCD
SUNDAY litmus 75¢
y‘ . Banquets a Specialty ‘
1"! BALL rue
Com» f
my health 'f
what. 5
uzmv.
No other medicine for woman'e illtl ‘-
hne received ouch wide-e rend and 1m. ,
. For more than 89 years it 111111.961. '
ins and nervouu '
love r’s x‘
Sleeveless Shirts, nghtwelght
Sum, Outing Pants
Straw Hats and Light Canvas Hats
‘11
' Bathing Suits
Price s Clothing Store...
98 Washington Street
Phone No. II new 1186-2
Beauty and the Beast
are more closely allied than one might
think. Good prime beef. mutton.
lamb etc" glut health 11nd stten‘gth
which the the foundation of henut .
They paint )0!!! cheek with the hue of
health and gin: blightness to the ey‘
and vivuoliy to the body when your
table is furnished with high grad.
tender and juicy meats I1‘om—..:Cl'V‘rJ1
necks.
Charnok’s Marked ‘
76 NORTH MAIN 31'.
445.
m ”vi" 0
» 1‘ Tel. Free Deliver
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ATTENDANCE ALL HOURS DAY 8: NIGHT
Frederick H.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
. AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in COnuection
’Phone 904
Does.
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating metem' 111
your house in good working order evoiy winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhnul the to
name now. and restore the worn out parts and clean ‘
it thoroughly. so that you‘ll have no tlouhle when
you are ready to stnrt it.
The Jones 8: Hotchkiss Co:
Ite'rlhurl'ee CHEERFULLY Enamel-um
11 WI" sum 1 Phone m .1 Nomilt. om
LOO at the 4-dani» 80
. 1 1 h‘. p. Touring Ca
Equipped with all! mohair top. wind ehleid, gas and oil lemony)
munch} and ooh; everythinglntoluna. Guaranteed (or out: your
. the manufacture". for 31825.1 For full particulate eel! or‘eddreen ”
' F. n LO,CKWOOD'&‘ co.
h‘ '.“ Well Mama-gnu.) dingo, Water street, Not-write eagle
The Hatch 8: Bailey Cdmphn"
SOUTH NGR‘WALK. GONN. _
Telephone 46, with lunch Stallone in All Department;
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
HARDWOOD FLOORS
mean lore 'carnet expenee. have all the “outline down" 111111 “tel;
. up.” and are adultery. Joel 1: low rugs, oualiy cleaned. ore all th
the necesuory on a hardqu floor.
' And you have the true hot‘no incite—modern. cheerful, airy. , ,
. Put u‘ memo door into the new house. Or you tum 1“le . 5
:leld over the old lloor mlly’. We will he glad to Vgive you on e
it all 1 : . .
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