spent a tow days at ‘flloolt
is. carnival Committeemu hold its V “
has been set
the on out
"‘ consists other. Brown M Stone
,1 Rod iMilli! scheme ‘
,J Mr. Jones. and he
01nd of Mr. ”a M“ Md? regular meeting. Thursday evonlns-
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' The notions will play the West Sides
J‘rhe curb proud the repel olJ-tllo
chino has been completed by (3 “cries
3.! t . ,
‘eble improvement hos been made
it“: the work.
where they anticipate spending is
pleasant few hours. The trip was
blade in two special trolley care.
‘tre st Roton ‘Point fifteen years ago
:‘Jeo successfully. have leased the audi-
- tor-tum from Jacobs Brothers and will
roturnth’ere for the balance of the
dessert, giving entertainments otter-
J noons and evenings.
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‘ There came nesrly being another
{accident at Boton Point. Saturday
’V'nigllt, when :1 rue automobile beer-
” log the number 10 4380. belonging to
V Frederick W Wren. of Bridgeport, ran
“.‘in front of a trolley car. The auto
p stopped and motioned the motormun
~ 01‘ the our to pass As the motelmang
started the ear, the auto shot sheedl
“in front or him and a collision was
J narrowly escaped it is presumed that
the automobile drivers toot slipped
from the leler Bliowing the clutch
tosllp in.
Northvllle, Conn.
July 25, 1911.
To the Editor of The Sentinel:—-—
Until some thoughtful person told‘
us that we have a change of air with
every gust of wind. We supposed we
had to take long journeys to moon-
tains and lakes to treat our lungs and.
’ bus’ Grove. ‘Roton Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D'Esta, who ._
iJ presented their Royal Marionette thew 91W. 011 the 2nd 0‘ September. ' ~
“been made i
Saturday. 41nd it good game is, looked
forward to by alias the visitors ore
boll players in every sense or the word
J no. llsnlord Smith and family or
Main street. spent yesterday at colour
The? were
ecompanlod by Mrs. Ferdinand Vim
Scoy, of Meadow street, South Nor-
Walk. ,
Hump Smith announces that he has
boiled the St. Joseph's team,‘wlhch the
locals tilinmed in an eleven inning
game, Saturday. for his Labor Day at
traction. The Bloch Howl: outlit will
. Daniel Slavin was arrested by Con
stable Smith. loot even-lug. Slaviu
wns‘ intoxicated and he started a row
which led to his arrest. gimith put
him in the lockup over night, but he
was allowed to go tree this morning
on his nvowal to be good hereafter.
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The Dorian Scouts oi Troop A. or
this piece, who are camping at Cooke
nae island. are reported to be hay-
in; a great good time. The storms”
have not affected them to any great
extent and indications are that they
will return to Dal-lent in good health
and spirits.
Constable John Finch or rented u can
ple of Italian hove, Mexldux charging-
them with stealing a dog. The case
.‘nrs.wuuom Hale has his new
plans: not on her house on, South
avenue. J
the rear oi the Mood building in
the to J. Brown & Co. ma‘ritfi end the
SteWurt grocery. J
The Congregational Sunday school
Beach. Thursday. Aug. J10. The cllil~
than will leave New (‘anasn on the
8:05 trolley. At Sprinzdaie they will
trunnion to two opecisitroliey' curs.
John R. Bradley. who will. he re-
called us the financier who "backed
has plans out for the erection or a
large ham. hennery and term not-
tage on his line esinte in Ponus
street. Mellon d: Smith here the con.
tract for the moon work and John V.
Schneter .lr.. it Lo. or New York
will do the carpenter work.
.
‘i.s Fiesta" is one or the coming
iiine attractions that Will be offered
to the New Column public this sum
come before Darlene tribunal in the
evening. Justice George Sherer plesid- i
log. Lit developed that on error bud}
rowing up the writ endi
Justice Sharer summnrlly dismissal it
t the case.
The Burden Business Men‘s assoclaq
Jtion issue this piece at S: 30 o'ficlock
this evening. for Helen J.Point where
mer. hire. ilarrict Harris at May-
mouth. Mose. is here coaching the
participants. The inner dance will
'be given in the town hall end the.
proceeds will be devoted towards
nucleus lo: the maintenance fund to
be created for the proposed new
library building There will be over
100 people in the dance and several
scenes. Miss Hollie has had great
blood to foreign air, but a vacation. they will sit. down to one or Manage! success with slt'ulisr productions and
without it change of scenery is not set
lefylng and does not freshen the splr
J it as when the ele meets new and nae-
nral pictures.
liermnu Mach :5 (muons shore dinners. .
The gentlemen will tulle special tiol
ieys and will turn out titty strong. hiv-
ery indication is that the gentlemen
l
We must go to these scenes since
they are not so accommodating us theI
air which is sent to us sometimes in
greater measure than is pleasing. it:
we haven hearty send-oil from consid
crate employers who wish syn good
time and who hand us a bulging pnyl
envelope along with the handshake.
the sense of freedom is complete and
the physical system begins to responll'
to antleipuilons of happy vacation
days (or away from the monotony oi
fifty consecutive weeks of devotion to
cash and accounts.
What radical but pleusndt change of
scenery when the cumbersome stage
pulls up alongside the hoapltnble farm-
house! Miles from the whlhtle of u
railroad engine—~the cisnglug of street
our songs only a memory~n peuceiul
valley with mountains sloping in grace»
to] angles to our very doorstepswlong
stretches of corn and tobacco fields-
the people or the community so very
' neighborly llmt sululntions do not wait
upon introductionswouch nre'the basic
futures of mention that never lulls
'J to freshen the spirits ‘unll renew ambi-
lions.
And when the silence- ct the‘l‘nrmer
in such a place as is so mongoriy des-
cribed. is compared to the strife. the
excitement. the uncerialnly oi spins in
commercial pursuits. it is not surmis-
lnx to know that Csto. the Censor. way
back some two hundred years 13. 0..
‘Juld that when a man is praised he is
praised no is good (armor and a good
huullnndmenwscldom for anything
elsewund men so praised were held to
have received the highest praise. ,
Yes. vacation days bring a sense or
‘J freedom that is oxhilersting and it
(”those days he passed in a peaceful.
., verdant volley where plans oi nmbi
Rum men have added the beautiful to
latent beauty one’e thoughts not
51 until the worthwhile of com-
co with its uncertainties seems to
to away before the greaterkoertiinty
'Msrd swelling the thrill! hue
dlusn. i
H. Ill. BCOR‘WL‘D
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. CMlNIflY GO.
. MGR July to .wAs the result cl J
owe-tonne or the United shoe
“More Company by special As '
incandescent Greg: -
. out at Justice. At
"j.”‘chirersitsm tailor-d _
pesos summer one: m. ”
will enjoy it most pleasant evening and:
are sure of the proper treatment hi
the hands or the munutzement of that
Rotou Point hotel.
The Dollop Business men will have
their annual dinner tonight at Rotouf
Point. Tables will be spread for about
75 men The menu was as follows:
Little Neck Clams
Clam Chowder Broiled lilueil'sh
li‘rloti Eels 1 linked Potatoes
Mixed Suind (torn on (Tel;
Soil Shell Crnhs
Broiled Chicken Cold llroiled Lobster
Watermelon in Season
‘ ' Coffee
George W. Sheree is chairman.
lienlord Smith. the manager of the
Darlene. got into the some himself
yesterday morning. when he played
right iield for “Yody” Wiimott’s hust-
iers.
look boys from New. York city. Hun.
lord Smith made a double nod remark-
ed that it he was younger he would
burn mode it into a home run. lie
played like one or his own bolts in hav-
ing four difficult chalice: (right into
his hands without moving. and accept-
ed them all. The score at the llnlsh
was 15 to 10.
The same tennis‘wlll clush again on
Thursday morning at to unlock at the
some place. via. Noxon lot.
The Dnrlen Free Library is now in
its eleventh your and its popularity has
nionneven as much so theinotitutlon
itself. it is quartered in rooms over
the~liarion postolllcc. Milo Lucretia
V. Cullen has been iibrsriun since the
institution was rounded. This library
shelves hold close to three thousand
volumes. covering it variety ct only
lentil. New books are added tron: time
to time. its it is the policy or the com-
bottles and Mite“ Cullen to bliild up tile»
collection and ltoep it up to detain»
peeinlly no records fiction. Fiction
seems to he the most, oopulnr oi Joli the
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They defeatedatho Camp Orer- ‘
libe some dance unis glint: in Bar tier
her early in the season to it big nudi-
'ence. Regular rehearsals are being
held in the town boil and the “Le
l’Ii‘iestn‘ will be held 'l‘uesduy evening.
idol: 8. and Wednesday matinee. Aug
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Broad, River
A large tree has been-removed from
in trout oi the school house by Messrs
Curr and Doyle.
mun-pm
George «W. Mills has mm a new no
ment well: in front or his residence.
New Canaan avenue.
William J. Troy'is having his real-
dence, in New Conn-n repainted and
carpenters have been making numer-
ous repairs about the property.
CAMP FBLBOM NOTES.
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J. W. Houston, 0! New York city.
8116!“ lust evening at the colon.
Swimming because oi'the sudden
chill to the wuter has grown quite
slack.
Michael hlcilnbe is having his own
troubles with his little linger in which
be has bloodpolronlng. He us had it
twice landed and it in very pnlniul.
HEARINGS ON WiLEY CHANGES.
WAfiHlNGTDN. lulu Bllrwlnvelltigou
tion in the Roman bosrd and in work
will be started by the house commit-
toe on expenditures in the Department
of Agricultures bolero it begins its
hearings on the cherries against Dr.
Harvey w. Wiley. ohlet oi the Bureau
oi Chemistry. ‘
The committee has received the os-
‘pers it suited tor. allowing the amount
expended ‘by the returns hound oi
chemistry exports. the techniosi schism
or the Remain bonrd Some or the pi.
porn in the Wiley case are still with
‘ President Toll. whereloro the commit-
tee‘will lesve this until lober.J J
listens the clubs at this week. it
member or the committee said teddy
L - the heroines hearings probably will be '
‘. nod r my. the legality or the n
An addition has been erected in
Main street, which greatly benefits
will hold its annual picnic at Rye
Dr. (look in his North Pole expedition.
ZJ division and open muttered:
Sunday and while if Borlnslleld.
OWN
J which ran into the one they were on.
’ rapidly than his.
view. and had not Mr. Jones put on all
speed end ditched his own muchine he
would have been struck by the meter-
lei. While he was attempting to not
into the ditch at the side of the road.
three other motor cycles were last up.
preaching. ,
The motorist, who had just missed
the local man s automobile. was wob-
bllug about attempting to keep in the
road. at a greatly reduced rate or
speed. The other cyclists came on a:
could lie-warned had run into the
slower machine of their companion
and all went down in n heap.-
motor cycles can never seen. A.log
an nrm. a piece of machinery. another
leg and then .l bend or a bike sent
stuck out o: the heap. One by one the
“four men begun'to extricate them-
‘ selves, no tar as could be told from
the view the local people had of the
sluir us they were running to the in
lured men's assistance. _
But. the rabbits mun failed to rise.
{and was down and out. His compels
ions “ere badly bruised and scratched
‘ but it is thought that they all escaped
lwlthoul serious injury
j ilnslily lilting the nearly uncon-'
Jsrlous form 01 the prostrate osciisl.‘
iiir Jones and n couple of others as J
eluted him to the automobile. With
a! grout speed on possible. considering
illlo down grade they were on. Mr.
.Joncs soul the machine onward, until
in place was reached where the mull
could be attended by a physician. The
scene ogtile accident was on a lonely
mad. with no houses nearby.
After leaving the injured man to the
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lender mercies oi’ the people in the '
” house which wes‘ilrst reached. “Mr.
Jones and party returned to Norwalh.
What bet-nine or the rest of the cues
teiie is not known. our how the luiur.
lee oi the unlertunate member at the
crowd turned out has not been heard
The. hour machines \vere such
wrecks that there would have been no
use in taking them away. for they were
reduced to innit by the collision.
All the men to whom Mr Jones has
related the isle are communicating
the news to their friends and the story
is now going the rounds with vsrin
lions. i *
LOOKING FOR WOMAN lN JEWEC
RV CAGE.
NEW YORK. July 28.--’l‘he two
men arrested last night in connection
with the murder of Adolphe Stern, the
jewelry clerk. who was shot down Sat
urdsy night in: robbers in 11 store at
13m street and Sixth avenue, were be.
leased today. when John M. Fluhertl‘.
an eyewitness. lulled to identity them.
Fisherty added an important side
light on the mystery today. when he
said he believed a women was in-
volved. lie was looking in the Jewelry
store window when the glass was
smashed by one at the robbers. He
said that immediately stool-ward a we
man ran out or the storeand that it
won whenlfitern came totbe door. nil--
narently following her, tlluthe me
that down by one or the thieves. This
was the rim the police had heard or
this woman and an eitort was begun to
ilnd her. ,
Ill—urn- ‘ ‘.
STATE FOLIO! NM! HIOKLEJIU ADJ
TQM"! AROUND mourners: ‘
RIDGEFIELD duly 25.-Wlth three
arrests and convictions to their end-
it, the diets police at this piece. who
’inmhmltiug outomobllistu inside
randy. for other it tutors. The board
or harnesses. angered by the Shoulders
we pre-
pared billions: new trellis resolutions.
Til” cumbersome been taken of
will be gone into untrue use“
slot or:
outside on . ,’
Muss. lusteacsped no accident to their 1
own our in time to witness another. ‘. ‘
They rounded a curve ood; were ‘
J headed straight dovlnltdrd to , ,J;_JJ
bridge Ruunlns slowly down it e bill J
they more what sounded like another . ‘J
‘ automobile approaching from a road
Mr. dunes pulled over to one side. too, ’
he Judged from the sound. that the -J
J conning machine was traveling more
Just then s. motor cycle shot into “
n great rate of speed, and before they 7
“Hotel Mahackemo
Such n tangled mess of men and
He had cultured u broken collar bone.
‘ Tennis Shoes. 75c,
$1.25 3150
"' Bathing Shoes- 25c
Burnout Shudsls 75c
90¢ 31 -‘
Two Stores
Noni/slit- J J‘Soutll Norwallt
.l. R-J'CONNOR. Mgr.
ssnwoe Mill) CUISiNE us so not:
unseen was new mo uswsno
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
Bouquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL *9?!
' TRAVELERSHW
Liability Policies
Protect
Automobile 0 nets
i
5 Relimd Ave» Ocuth'Nemllt. ct.
Sluts Outing Pants
't" “ml/it
Straw Hats and Light Canvas Hats
INSURANOE AND mt tours ‘
Assure
Bathing Sorts
. .‘ihl’l $th
1 Price 8 Clothing Store
98 Washingtbn Street
Phone No. In new 1138-2
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'srrsuonucl: ALLJ num~W&MT
Frederick H. .Ganung
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND J EMBALMER
Monumental Works Ill Connection
’Phoile 904
Does
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 3; HotChklss Co.
ESTlMATE8 CHEERFULLY FURNISHED C
Nor-walk. Cents,
food's 742
84 So. Main Street
South Nom aik:
CEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the tori
‘ nose new. and restore the now out parts and clean
’ it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble wh
The Reed is Volk
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
J in the Town J
AUTO 8U.PPLIE
~south Norwelk. ‘ Music Hell
1
Electrical Co.
Phone Still—~50 South Main Street
at the 4410013807
LOO h. p. Touring Car
J Eculpped with silk mchsir top. wind shield. sec and oil lamps. Benefit
module and coil; everything first-close. Guaranteed for one you by g
the manufacturers. for 81825. For full particulars caller address
F. E LOCKWOOD & CO.
30 Wall Strut—(Phone) Quays. Water street, Nerwnlk. Conn.
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The Hatch St Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Block
Telephone as. with Branch sullen. In All Department:
Cd'nlbinetion
COM and Gas
Range
noose R. Nash
u. menopause. _
Stamford
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
HARDWOOD FLOORS
menu icon carpet expense. suve all the "putting down" and “toll
on." and are sanitary. Just to low rugs. easily cleaned, are all til
the necessary on u hardwuod iloor
And you have the true homo icokmmodern, cheerful, airy. ' ‘ J
Put it hardwood door into the new house. 01' you can have ll;
lnid over the old door easily. We will be glad to give you on ides ed
the cost.
s
Needs Repairing or Painting J
" , NOW ran TIME
mcouduclinc e commits easiest.
‘;’ Luther M. Wr
IS THE PLACE
The Furnlly
dosh not require us all
menu so When hustle,
Norwalk Chronicler