(”"3” cl bathing. booting.
,- ,mhred oesitio‘ns with
1" firocery company. "
“friends hava been enjoying an autumn
ilblle tear thrqu§h New Jersey.
filowsyton, has returned home an»:
art to '01
so highly Inverted. thi I I
the case when the entire
nclnz m
Minsk—oil or- which are at!) be colored
toll Insecure hero. ' .
“horn
phones Gagemn‘d Frank Mill's have
the Beaten
\i
litre. Josephine Crow and a party or
this. Blanche Smithgoi 1...... Hill;
”leading the Larchmont races, of last
so .
Dr. Maurice J. Burstein and family,
I I New York, are at their summer
residence in Rowayton avenue Ifor the
No spindle has been placed this;
:your upon the rocks east of Little
Tavern island, as hcereen the habit
{or the bastltew yearn.
m
Miss Emma Savage, or Rownyton,
wwho has been undergoing treatment
not the Noiwalk hospital for the nest
dew weeks. was discharged Sunday Rf?
ternoon.
Mrs. Marsh, of Highland avenue,
‘ who recently underwent an operation,
‘ I; continues in about the same condition...
fir many friends wish her a speedy
I over-y. .
H. B. Z-eliler and family, of New
York, hustaken Miss A.‘N. Swift’s
, cottage at Tokenehe ‘i‘or the’senson.
:‘Psrish Watson and family, who occu~
miedIthe place, have gone to the Adi-
rondack Mountains for the balance or
the season.
Peter Busch, contain of President
James A. Farrell‘s 5.005) yacht Eolis,
guts been entertaining his brother, Her!
old Busch, of Chicago, the bust week.
‘ The visitor is an expert swimmer and
‘ silver,
and has entertained many
V‘ friends, by his various tests.
The annual outing of the Methodist
Sunday school will he held Wednes-
day. going by trolley to Snrin Book.
Two cars accommodating about 125
have been engaged, leaving the Metho.
dist Church at 8:30.1‘f the day is
stormy the, excursion will be held the
Following day.
Rev. William R. iichrmott, pastor
of the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
‘ Church, received it telegram yesterday,
. "01‘
sinuounclng the death of his brother,
Cornelius A. hchermott. at Councils—
viiie,‘ Pennsylvania. Rev. Mr. Mchr-
molt left lust night for that place to
attend the funeral.
The prospects are that Rowuyton
will have another cool yurd in a short
"time. Robert F. 803121 has been at
for several days and has nearly
pert elect the organization of 11 com-
monly to secure property here and on
also in the retail real trade. A nun»
her of influential citizens are interest-
ed in the increment and a meeting will
”be called soon to take definite action
‘ in the matter.
‘=’aundny, from Rowuyion.
The best team of singers yet at
Roton this summer arrived recently
I Liter an indefinite stuy.
‘ I muslin and Charles Bennett.
They are Mile.
They
have good voices. and are alive to all
the new Work on the stage in the way
or songs and have an appealing way or
,moentinu them. it hus‘boon come
,‘timelialnoo the crowd gathered upon
Iltbc, veranda and applauded the Wii)’ it
slid Sunday evening.
. ,
‘ ‘Noroion Hoighiu took the third and
:detddinx came of the: baseball varies.
The some
u a bummer. From the very fli'llt it
job/ed itself into one of those, good-
natured fitteirs in which rivalry does
ot‘ derelict-std to bad sportimansblp
'1‘. score wss Mon) to the ninth.
or
‘m. in their hall or the tenth inn 3
wildwsyton came to but and hunch
0 runs across the platter, melting
in their hair, Norman Heights
roe runs and won‘tha gsmo.‘
STARTLING FIND.
vi rm “conclusively thntvet least
local miinouisr door. not wash
Not ins. not sound 1‘ grant deal oi
_ chin; them over, was the V
of sight cents, a dive-NM plode ,
cm holes. in the bottom ole
. {I
, having been healthy in evorr respect.“
in ones; it is a big town and
f" hers among its residents some oi the
binding those very near to the village
.I‘. Minot
Faint, Noroton Heights and tho 0:
" oi the New York, New Haven and
/ no! reporter,
' believes that he has done his duty. (in
"than in and mu. an
sturdy and netnrsliy attractive is
crossed tor man
and bounds. hut y woody end unima
oi the record it hits made. its Growth
includes
in its boundaries sonic oi tho most
Ivn his and desirable property along
the Connecticut shore and it num-
out known people :in the country, and
many wealthy ones. All about the
town sites. suitable for his country
residences have been bought up. in-
i, Newton Oollen‘dsr'l
Ridge section. Each your property is
more keenly sought bore and at birth
or great boost will be created by the
amnion ‘ot the diettriosl equipment
Illsittord Rslirond Company, Whose
lines hn‘ve muons at both the village“
of Dario: and the Noroton section.
Newton is but 36 .33 miles from Grand
Central depot, New York, and Dorian,
38.12 miles. 0n the other side 01‘
Dorian, South Norwmk is only 43 42
miles distant. A trolley system new
occur the town both with the Towns
of Norwnlk and Stamford.
W
The snnouoeoment made to s Semi
recently by .Heniord
Smith that he would probably not be
a candidate for the, const'nblcship this‘
season. comes both. ash surprise and
to shock. For ten years Mr. Smilh has
held this position and held it well.
During that time he has always been
found ready to do his duty no mutter
how risky the luminous and it called
he could be relied upon to do his best.
Mr. Smith, hushud ulsnyIn knock in
his time, but little in statute as he is,
he has withstood the storm and nearly
always came out first best. It tnkcn
a good mill: to get army with I“llump“
Smith. Not only that but the boys like.
him. i invariably those who have felt
the rod at his hands turn out to be
his best iricnds by reason of the loci
that he is on thelovel and tries to do
justice in every ruse. Mr. Smith lino
been in ill health 1' sometime and
loss his health improves nmteriully,
he will probably retire.
The politcnl pot in Dnrien town is
beginning to simmer nnd it will null
be long before the out will he boiling
ut u lively fume It was stated. rcccut
ly, that there is n nlovonient on toot
to get Justice George Shorers ncnlp.‘
Apparently, Justice Shcrcr. like all?
good chimera 01 the low. :5 iii)! any 100‘
popular with a certain clement. Wil-
liu/m Wilmer, who was defeated for
justice at the pence, last your, will pro-
bubly he in the itch! tor olthcr justice
or grand Juror. On account of his wide
experience, his friends are inclined to
believe that he should be grand juror.
ii is the popular opinion that John ii.
Shipway will show instilled in the
near future as it"cundldutc for select
man. Just how much . strength Mr.
Shipway can show 'ili"~1lrobidntat‘icai.Ins
he lost favor with a vast majority oi
the mum in his recent crusade
against the ocleotmen or solcctmun.
There is little doubt but what Stephen
1“. Hoyt will be endorsed iiy‘boih Dill”
ties as town clerk. Mr. Kohl is one or
those happy mortals .‘whose very no
sdminintrstiou has notified the mem-
bers of both portion. Towncicrk is
not a position to“ be dilly-dullied within‘
politics anyway. lecwliothero is lit—
tic doubt but what‘hllmor Rates will‘
be reelected tax collector; .6'l‘ho lun-
nounoomont that Ambrose Brewer will
be in the field for constable inn happy
tier ewShoriit Sidney ill. Hurley's buds
ministration sndsemdlsithtuiiy and
well. indications are that should he
desire the nomination he conidihave it
without question. The probablo cost“.
(into: for constables are Wiimhsm.
John Finch David Miller. Fred
Stillman, mom Maynard and hid
ward 'l‘nttle. ..
lien or the country. nerlon hd‘s pro: -
years. not by leaps .
oeded stops and it may well be nrsud . b
murnnco spells popularity and whose .
one. Mr. mentor was doputy menu on ‘
. liiun. have been
; iie's son, Frank Locus...“ the item at
. Mr. nnd Mrs. indoor Ll‘sbt tor s
ngyostorotlon to hhsltb. an .
oat treasure has been round Our an.
ubrious climate, . and the
firmness oi our surrmludlnn
befits)“; be. appreciated
in: ‘
leag‘aaeu' tho it... on noun which,
naturo givos. « Few inland towns can
an“ ‘ i‘ awinter or more voided
upon our town and its ylcims. The
twentyltour square miles at territory.
embraced in our township. covers
some of the most attractive and pic- .1
‘t‘uresquo scenery to be round anywhere
in this section. From many of our eve,»
dues traversing the ridges upon which ‘.
the town is situated panoramic views -’
or Long island Sound delight the eye. -_:j
Steuxnbosts and sailing vessels render-
ed diminutive by their distance. dot .
Across the expense of I .
the horizon.
blue water the deeper blue at the
’lc‘lund which giv'ss its name to the '
Sound stands on: in maths! outline
against the southern .sky. The charm .
lug drive: over excellent country
roads, connecting with several nearby I
town‘s. is another feature Which st-
trsots those who seek rest and rooms.
tion‘ and health snlid nutuve‘ s most do
iighti’ui haunts. \
Edmund 110an bus been ill to: the
past few days. , .
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Miss R at. Child is visiting friendo
in Massachusetts.
Edward Rutledgc, In, spent yesten
day nt Fairilold Bench.
‘ Miss Cornelia Hoyt iE'prnpnrlng to
so to Maine tomorrow.
Miss Marie Eteuulund. spout Wyeuter-
dsy at For Rockswuy, L. 1..
”TM
Edward Rutledge and family
camping at Foirilcld Beach,
l“. S. Bunions has returned from a
week's visit in Portlnnd. Mo. ‘
Mics l... Wlnnltrcd llull is enjoying
a vacation at Pomtret, Conn.
,llirs. William Gilbert has. purchased
D. 1-1. Merritt‘u mo touring cor.
Mr. and \irn. fumes are spending
two months in Sunndorstown, R. l
George Purdy. oi Porn street cull-
ed on u irlond in Norwalk. ycsicrdny.
Willis Wood has been n snout ct his
m'pnrents in Cherry slrootior u‘i’ew
days.
of Holmes
in
bliss Loretta dietitian,
h‘uiiu, N. ‘i'.. is visiting friends
town. .,
Mrs. R. ll.\Neillo, who has been ill
at her home, The Rectory, is able to
be out cabin.
Misc Burrit,~ot Brooklyn. N. Y., is
visiting Miss Mary Comatock of So.
Main street.
Miss Dorothy Chili. oi Stamford,
called on her friend, Miss ilnzel lien-
gcr, yesterday.
Mm.0- 8.13rown of New Haven. has
been a guest of friends here. durlnu
the past week.
W. 0. Middlebrhwk BL, to painting
his rc’nidenoe, corner Cherry street
and South avenue.
IMre. W. B. Rankine ‘ and Miss
Florence danish nro enjoying 3; vs.
cotton at Redingtou, Me.
Borough'l‘rensuror Edward Rutledge
and family are enjoying a two weeks
vacation at Fairlie]! Bench.
i
" Mm. n, n: Burlehon, oi 'Jewevtmty,
is visiting‘her sister. Mrs.‘ Theron
Raymond, oi Railroad avenue. . '
. ‘The cnrnontors’ basebsii team was
defeated by the Lens Ridge boll tons»
«in yesterday afternoon by the score
0! 1i)“. . '
Euporimendent w. J. Illusion and
Fonnsn Roth and Allen at the Wes.
I‘ torn Union Telegraph Wore in town,
. J Buturdsy night...
anions Leslie ond young non,
shoots of Mr. lion;
‘ The Bethel bosons mm was on
edly bcston‘by the Rosalia“ n ‘t
1
Mil _
bestowed with rare brodi‘xi .herII slits
sro ‘.
. $25,080 to hclpIIbuild the. railroad
that. lmmediutoiy. ‘
Wii» .
host do send array that
(Kiosks Club)
. beverage ..... juStf sweet
“9.,cnough-«juet acid enough,
«just eno ugh girl or to
“tone up an stimu ate as
sugar, flavors and
in it axons pure so good
as they can be made.
Millie. Mun
HOLMES; KEELER a SELLEOK,
Whoieuie Distributors.
E
and it is intimated that unless better
support from the public is not tortil-
coming the Regulars will be compelled
to mutual scum or their host games,
because of the expense.
W
some people are wondering why n
committee cl finance has been appoint-
0d and what the purpose of the com-
mlttee is and lvili brain the fixture. in
order to make the attitude oi those in.
torcstcd clcnr it will no nctmssnry to
go back and quote. figures from nuciont
history. in 186$, or ibcreubout. it will
be recalled that the town subscribed
to
Stamiord. ’i‘hisIIIWitiI home other misusi-
inncous indebtednesgumonntcd to Sin,
1100. necessitating the issue oi bonds.
also the establishment or u sinking
fund or $1,000,.osch your to my for
the same. This was done. but the
money had to be borrowed at 6' per
cool. When the bonds come due it
was nocessnryto borrow £100,000 to
pay of! the tendon and the Homing in-
deinodnoss. When the proposition of
u now schoolhouse come up for consid- »
oration before u town meeting about
two yours ngo, F.1d. Weed made a mo-
‘ tion that u in: be laid to pay for” it,
but the’ meeting voted this same eng-
semen down and decided to issue
Imore bonds to the extent of $150,000
to take up what flouting indebtedness
there was and to our for the school.
home and the new town hull which
was also eroctodIIut the time 01 the
school house. The town is now not on-
ly borrowing aloneylc you its interest,
but is running b‘ebind from three to ten
thousand dollsrn ouch your. It is tho‘ '
purpose of the lithium comittoo to
either curtail the expedite er incrsnss
the revenue of the towll “0
that We may live“ within ourincomo. «
This scheme. unmoved by tho consor-
votive ones. nitrous whom is F iii. ,
Wood. appears to ho boiled upon sound ’
logic. it hub boon shootout for home ‘_
time that action oi a radical nature “
would have to he Nikon biotin these .
lines and the bounce board will notion
who the hash. {inst what suggestions .
they will make to tile prayer methods 3:
to adopt have not developed but it is ,
thought nun thoy Iwill as... momma
or correction that will correct.
6...... lliurg a. amnion, or, the
. Ninth Cotillion oil mford,hos boen
ling of fanguov-try I' ,‘ ‘
r .OutlnasSlioestnrrub ,
',It’s the ideal Summer I. . berlsdle¥$3 _
. the system nécds. Andthc '
nger‘
‘ Haunts 50. $6 :
Tennis shaman.
$1.,25‘ $150 = t
‘ _ I-Bathib’g‘ Shoes 25::
' Barefoot Sandals 75c
‘ 900. $1 ‘
, Two: Stores “
Norwaik
and -
7 Hetei Mahacloemo .
J. KGONNOR.MZI‘- “
SERVICE AND CUOSlNE UP 1'0 DATE
RATES ‘2 PER DAY AND UPWARD ‘
.. SUNDAY sinuous 75¢
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
w TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Protect
Automobile Owners
Ask ballroom louse
J M Layton Br Co.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
‘ KGENTB
5 minus in}... South Norwsik. cs
.
Ellie Reed 8: 'Volk
. Electrical Co.
Thefilniy Fully Equipped
ELECTRicAL SHOP
In the Town ~
AUTO "SUPPLIES
Phone SON-r50 South Main Street
south Norwuik. none Hail blocs
6
Stamford
Combination .
- Grind Gar,
Range
Horace R. Nash
u. memos...
South Norwslit 1
Sleeveless. , huts, Lightweight
Suits Outing Pants . , I ,
Straw Hats and Light Canvas Hats
- Bathing ”Suits
4
. in i :15, W fiddli'iMiiElb
Price 8 Clotlnng Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No."il now 1185-2
, ATTENDANCE ALL HOURS DAY 8; NIGHT \
Fredenck H. Ganung
’Phone 904 84 S“ “3‘“ SW
, . ‘ ,. .”2 South Norwaik
Does Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the m
‘ name now. and restore the worn out parts and oi
, ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED ,
17 Wall Street ‘ Phone 742 Norwalk, 0o .
at the 4—door, 30
magneto sad coll; everything nrseclsss. Guaranteed ior one year by
the mnui’octureu. for 81525. For full particulars call or address
AND EMBALMER
It I .1 :2‘fiigiriogggi. 5333313011,“ have no trouble WI _ ,.
LOO h. p. r{curing Car
F. E LOCKWOOD & C0.
Monumental Works in Connection
your house in good working order every winter
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
Equipped with silk mohair ton, wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch .
80 Will limb-(Phone) Garage. Water Street, Ner‘waik, Conn.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Compan
SOUTH NORWALK. 093,1!14.
Telephone ill, with Branch Stations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
HARDWOOD FLOORS
mean less csrnet expense. save all the “putting down" and “taking
up,” and are sanitary. Just a tow rugs. easily cleaned. are all that
the necessary on a hardwood iloor. . .-
And you have the true home looltwmodern, cheerful, airy. -
Put a hardwood floor into the new house. Or you can have it
laid over the old line: easily. We, will be glad to give you an kind 9!
the cost. 6.
Mwmmm“
Needs Repairing in Painting
. now THR trim:
ILL"! PIKE DYlNG OFF. -
fill? July ails-dime
. . 1‘5 hurt so good. no tin
. unit's monitct will thllill
Norwalk Chronicler