.1 do taking s1 vacation nor. her duties in.
j _ the store of N. E Ryan a. Company. in
« Washington street.
_ ed to her home in Pennoyor street. st-
her a visit with Mmsnd Mrs. Louis”
fiehmidt, in New Canaan.
Crow svenhe.
Mitts Edie Jean Dutsuit has returned
do her bolus in Rowaytnn utter a visit
to friends in Northvilio, coon.
Wk
Miss Louise Collin. or Cross sunshfi
Miss Beatrice DeWeters has return.
, 1 ,The new house on the test side oij
1. rule river, being built by Mr. Weytnsr,
lon-ln-inw of~Frank Williamson,
rapidly nearing completion.
mam nun-unc—
Miss Katherine Klinéfelter is study-1
in: a vacation 1mm her duties in the
once of the Southern New England
Telephone Company. South Norwslk.
1 , Owing to the changing of the curve
It Huyler‘s corner, .it has been im-
possible. to run oars through to tho
Stamford line, and passengers have to
transfer from one car to another
‘uound the repair work.
About 150 members .and friends of
the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal-
Sunday school enjoyed the excursion
to Savin Rock, yesterday. One big and
one small trolley bar was used, and all
enjoyed the ride each way.
j 1 -—The Reliance Social Club will hold
a whlst and lawn lets all the resi-
dence of Mrs. R. S. Barclay, Satur-
day afternoon and evening, August 5.
There will be a sale of aprons; also
refreshments.
The residents of the upper part of
"the village have been heard to utter
complaints concerning an automobile
which in the wee, small hours of “1131
' morning annoys the villagers and dis.
aturhs their slumbers by its chug-chug.
Many of the people here are plan}
’ ning= to Witness the motor bout purudo‘
on Saturday and it. is understood that
several boats of the il'ownytcn \acht
club are entered. Major 11. Livingston
Luckey will he marshnl.
1
Miss Mabel Michele, of 'l‘okenekeg
who is spending a month at her for?
nor home at Hillsboxo, Ohio, is ro-1v‘
membering her friends here. with not
‘tais. Miss Michell; writes that she
is having a fine time and is kept busv 1
renewing old nourmlntunrou.
l
The regularh Meeting of llanuor1
Council, No. Si, will be held this. eren~
ing in hitstic (‘lluin Hall. South Nor-
walk. A large uttendunee is desiret t
A number of applications ulll be pro
. settled this evening, and a line enter-
‘ tulnment has been nrrnngod by the1
committee in charge.
The llownyton Yacht Club is contour
plating the purchase or a large 510w,
which will be entirely remodeled the.
old house rammed and a line new one‘
lluilt on it converting the vessel into
.1 model elub‘bout-house. The dusting
house will be thirty feet long nud
twenty loot wide, 11nd it will he oqulp~
pad with every modern improvement 1
and convenience.
W
is.
older ed
aliassuchusetin
swimming. or Bsdsowiok yo 1-,]
is entering from blood poison in emuE
of her an”: ‘ s.‘
1 it
Yesterday‘mornlng a baby girl so»
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Fowler.
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Final: Fisher has poi-chosen a new
Oldsmobile from Mscbsiey Brothers.
in Stamford. 1
Mrs. James Cr'esnh, or Norwallt. was.
aguest or her sister, Mrs. Hnntord
Smith, recently. , '
Miss Beatrice Coughlin, oi Angus-j
ta. lilo, is visiting Miss Sextoh, at
her home in Dorian.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. Lewis iii. kirk,
children. of Noroton Heights.
Dorian s visit last week.
nine
Mrs. Charles W. Golf, formerly of"
this place, who tell and ouralned her
ankle, is getting pious nicely.
Lightning struck Store Cohnschos
children house. Monday attention. and
1.1111911 a number at. chickens. .
The Noroton Heights baseball team.
will cross bats with the :Fernwood n8~
gmgatlon, oi Danhury. Sunday.
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Auto 9 t1 om most every stuto in the
Union, may he seen here most every
tiny on the main thoroughlsre oi Du~
rien
’i‘he carnitul committee will hold its
time matters of importance will be con-
it‘. I). Austin has closed his paint-
ing and decorating establishment, on!
Muln street, and removed the contents
to Noroton Heights.
.1
Miss Kuther the M.
ton, Muss. is spending her summer.
\uontlon with her father. P.1'i. Sex 1
tion at “KeoWaNfliv”.
Rev. Herbert S: Brown. D. I). preach-
;ed in the South Norwulk Congregw
iitllltll church to a large and appreci-
olive. rongrogation. on Sunday
Mr. 1“. iiermnnn. the Dorian bu-
liter, hits a new wagon on tho ruute.‘
Hilts Hermann who hna been quite
ill is recovering rapidly, and is now
uh to to be about again.
m
George P. Sexton. 11 student at the
Agricultural College,
is employed at invigorate of Mr. E S.
Auohiutlosa, Ji, ‘lteewnydinfi' dur-
ing the summer vacation.
~—
,\lrs. O‘Conoonr,
w
and family, who
inure been visiting for some time pnst
'Wilil Mr. and Mrs. Edwprd much, or
(‘lrucle street, llhve returned to their
home in Montreal, Canada.
on. and Mrs. A. W. Sherwood. spout
Sunday with Mr. uudAMrs: Robert 1...
Ferguson. at Cedar street, South Nor»
wulk. Also calling on Captain 1nnd
Mrs. Frederick 1.. llyxbeo.
Mrs. Edgar Auchinoloss, .lr.. nod
her children urn spending the month
101 .luly ut itneohunkport,d\lolne. She
Mrs. Mary ltirhmda, formerly of' expects to return to her country home
Rowuyton. celebrated her
tighth birthday anniversary yesterday
It the home of her daughter. Mrs. Syl-
vester Remington, of this plane.
1 number of iriends sud rolutivon were
‘ ,proasnt. 'Sho has six m‘undchlldren
Ind six great grandchildren. Mrs.
Menuhin is remarkably well tor her
no, being able to be about, almost no
, upry an s womnu of much younger
1 mm. and hardly needs the use of
slums to rend or write. Refreshments
were served in the’nitornoon and also
in the owning, utter which the friends
departed, wishing her many happy to»
turns oi! the our.
NEARBY A FALL.
1 ,One at the carpenters or A. it. Main.
In, nearly had a tall yesterday, and it
W title only to his nullity that he did
fit. AI its intention out or the slums»
Mr. Mathis, which had bronhht
man down from some work they.
n; 11 short distance ontoti town,
i his‘lost bastion tightly Wells's
The summarized up and he has
‘lo hop slang on one last for
diatoms; Thin all occurred in
of .1... Hermit: branch union or
domino! in Namath, end it was
eldhiV- ' “Koowuydiu” about Aug 1.
W
Wulloee Shooter, while working on n
A} muohino in A. ll. lilhlhin's carpenter
shop, South Norwulk, nearly savored
the thumb at the first Joint, which
made it necessary to take several slit
cbeo to oions the wound.
Attor spending some time st tho
homo of Mrs. M. L. Booker, of Nero-
ton svonuo. Mrs. Blanche Smith und
Miss Marjorie Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Shims, Mr. ond Mrs. [Valentine
Kessoll and Charles Arnold have re-
turned to their homes in Brooklyn.
N. Y.
The ice cream, coils and upron sale
which the ladies of St. Luke 11 Gbiid 01!
8t. Lukas chapel,
proved to be a great nucleus. The at»
wmmm
Jelly Glasses and
Tumblers 1
sun,
Sexton, of Bos- -_
have yesterday,
, the tonnuo is edited on
bad. it there is constipstlon
inn. Dr. Howards unsettle {will 13
you. it it does not. you have profit“ ,1
Baxter’s personal guursnbse to re rrl
your money ‘
Dr. Howard' is spoolilo aim much to
list and makes permanent cures or
constipation, dyspepsis and ill liver
twablet1. 1 L,
These are strong statements,
Mr Mahler is giving his costumers 8.
choose to prove their‘truth at lustrhalt
the regular price-«ixtydoses for 23
cents. it they are not found true, all
you have to do is to ash for your
money.
fair was successful both from 11 social
' - and 111 financial standpoint and thosei
in charge were the recipients of the
congratulations at all present. The
oommittes was composed or the fol-
iowing ladies. Mrs. Frank Green, Mrs.
Samuel Gruman. Mrs. Charles Bennett,
Mrs. Webb, Mrs. L. M. French. Mrs.
William Anderson, Mrs. R. T. Jeffer-
son, Mrs. Bernard. Miss Margaret
Mach and Miss Caroline Gotham.
”a
The shore dinner which was enjoyed
by the nation Easiness men at flown
has ever been held by these gentlemen
The tables were set in such :1 fashion
1 us to wet the appetites ot the gentle
‘ team will play the Port Muster team
but
Point, last evening, was by tnr the;
1most suoeesslui event of its kind that:
weekly meeting. this evening. at which’
Chests 111311le is the new insulin
1 the {look lunch wagon on Forest 1
1X stréet.
. a . 1
The Young Men’s Club unsound
suturdsr otternoon in Port charter. .
111.1. 811nm WWW has seen on-
lilsst avenue. ,
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Miss Nona Ballard oi Danbury, has
days. Miss Bollard is a wallet at
those orivlleged to hear her one
ed onptsin.
experienced player and the boys will
undoubtedly benefit hy his advice and
musugement
m -
Y’i‘en‘lilomu on .hlorth Muin streetis m1-
stalling u rnre collection of antique
This delightlul resort is doing a good
business and is a decidedly popular
resort with the summer colony.
The game, Saturday between the
married and single men will be intera
outing. inasmuch as there is already
considerable rivalry between the two
motions. The married men are not-
tlng together 11 lormidsble array oi
tolentaml they expect to demonstrate
that while; they may he networked
,they are still able to play it good some
0: baboon“.
Tho icemeu have been having a
1 men who did not sit down until attor-
19 o'clock. George w. Sherer. who was
all had their till. Munnner
hotel one the recipient oi the congratu-
‘lntlons from all hands on he certulnii’
:did do the matter up in prime shape.
”mum
FRANK EXPECT3 TO LEAVE TOWN
Alter His Money When Arrested.
Frank Taylor, ono oi South Nor
wsih‘s best known characters, who
was recently released from Sheriff?
iVollmor's retreat, in Bridgeport was
picked on by Constable Henry C. Sol
oer again in East Norwulh Frank
commenced to abuse him with
choicest language which his exper-
ience. had taught him. The officer
tried to rectify the mistaken identity.
but was unsuccessful, and lnssmunh
as Frank was scundailnlng the neigh-
lhorhood. ho was placed under arrest
111ml charged with intoxication and
breach of the peace. At the
Court. this morning, the prisoner
pleaded that he was on his way to the
Aims House, when arrested. to get
some money which he had left with
the superintendent of that institution.
which he was going to use to pay his
our fare to Lebanon. N. 1., which place
he would reach in time for the peach
possum. For the past seventeen years
Frank has earned some money during
the peach season in timt place. He
pleaded (or leniency. Judge William
P. Tammany found him guilty and sun-
tenced him to spend thirty days in jail
for being drunk and ultwty days for
breach of the poles and suspended the
sentence long enough to give Mr. Tsy‘
lor time enough to get out of town.
Joseph Manmsrn was also arrest
1rd,. lust evening, by Olliosr J. Hurry
Gibson. charged with drunkennesssnd
breach of the noses. He was lined 83
.end costs on the first oount, but the
second was nolied.
NEW OANAANITE FlLEG 8W1" For:
DIVORCE.
in the superior court. this mornins,
Ella ii. Elwood, at New (lumen, tiled
. suit for divorce walnut Glisten El-
wood on the grounds of desertiou.
The couple were married on until
26, 1908.111111 Mrs. Elwood alleges that
her husband deserted her within, I
year of our mar-dose» its to st prom
not living in Dnnbury. abs asks for
a nitrates and permission to resume
her maiden name of hits H. For
mend. 1 1
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KEMFEOME BAN 1!! Q!
the prime mover in the affair. saw that;
liormsnif
Jacobs, one of the proprietors oi the;
f ,
Was Just Going to lb. Aims House
.l’onna street. and supnortodtby Grace ,
Town
hard time oi it during the past tow
More. The exacting demand named
by the excessive host has been a
great. drain upon the product and the
dealers report heavy losses. The on p
ply, however is still greater than the
demand and it is said that there is
ionough of use congealed moisture to
11.113! through tile remainder ol the sum-
; inst nicely. ‘
i .
(lrnwliomoin—theit'lolds. located in
1Church. or New York, in fulfilling s
11vory good purpose and the large mm
1bei‘ at children who are permlied to
idol close to nature and onioy the 5111i-
;doors are suiiicientiy happy to amply
.‘mpny the donors tor their trouble and
expense Owing to the intend sum
1
took the officer tor a reporter “mm“ who hurrngalten ndvnntage oi the
the: Home this your it has income noose
stay to erect tents to accommodate
some of tite’hoys. The hernia lor
mothers and babies is also doing a
grout amount of real good and there
are more Inmates in ‘this nurt of the
institution this your than ever beiure.
“Dyspepsia is America's curse. Bur-
dock Blood Hitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. it drives out the impuri-
ties. tones the stumcah, restores oer-
ieot digestion. normal might and
good health.
Ftsrtdining motives from Slivdrrxdns,
tor the past ten am at her home in ‘
been a. guest or her aunt, Mrs. Edward »1
. Mar. to Main street, tor the has: tort x ,
considerable ability and has delighted ,
At a. meeting at the baseball with. j , -
of the Young Mons Club, Thursday, 1 ,
hobert Brutus was unanimously sleot- ,
(Mr. Brueus is an old and j
The management of. the Gioenly ‘
furniture, purchased in Now York. ,
Diets-Slides '
Elite ”$3.50+$4
Ralstoii- 1.54
»Hanan$5.150-So
Outing Shoes, tan, rub.
ber sole—$3 2
Tennis Shoes. - 75c,
$1.25. $1.50
Bathing Shoes -’ 251:
Fastest Sandals 75c
9%. Si '
Two Stores '
Norwsik Smith Norwalk
Hotel Mahackemo
1. n. consent inn.
SERVICE AND CHiSINE UP TO DATE
RATEER PER DAY AND UPWARD
susmv DiNNERS 75c
BunQuets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 938
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies,
Prater t
Automobile Owners
ASK U! AWUT RATEO
'11. n Layton 8. Co.
mounmc: mo. REAL emu
Adams .
5 Rlllmd AV... Mill Now/slit. Ct
. Brood River
The trainees Saturday will be be-
tween the Trowbridge 80:: Company's
team and the Broad lllvors. The box
shop boys have the revolution of be-
ing last players. and it is expected
that it good game will result.
, A 1pm turnout ultd good time is ex-
pected this evening at the lawn party
to be given tor the benefit at the bum
bull loam. on, the grounds at Harry on
Vail. All srrsngomunts hove been
”completed and numerouo attractions
will sorta to males the “air :11 plow
out one.
.POU no ,
ls attentive tor-coughs and cold: in.
either children or grown persons. No
Opinion, no harmful drugs. in the ysi
Bridle Pharisees and W 't‘ Wino»
«I: Go.
1
WW
mur' more rsmsourso
Pomona,- or Dido. soiled up borers the
FOLEY“! «onto! .11an rm com. 1
low package. More substitute. Tho , ,
wountnortin, July sawsnmwv 1 1
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
stscrmom. 33101- 1
1 in the Town
AUTO QUPPLIEC
Phone 895%“ South Mnin fittest
South Norwsllt. Music Mali Block
.ir
‘_ Stamford
Combination
. _1Ctliii,.;atld Gas
FredoIiCk H. Ganung
..... us... 3: K... D
1 Sleeveless Shirts, Lightweight
Suits, Outing Pants ‘
Straw Hats and Lighttlisnvas Hats
Bathing Suits
: l ..................... ilfilllhihih
Prim-3’ 8 Clothing Store
' 98 Washington Street 1 ’
Phone lilo. u now 118M
5...
' «ATTENDANCE an. nouns-Mont & Nton'r
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
Monumental Works in Connection
’Photle 904 Slit-lint“
Dues
seam HARD WORK to get the heating system
your house in good working order every winter? 1‘
Why not'let our men thoroughly ovahauithe
nacs now. and restore the worn out parts and clear.
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street‘ Phone 742 Nor-walk, cops.
at the 4-door, 80
L00 h p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield, gas and oil lamps, Bosch
monsto and coil; everything first-class.
tbs msnultcturen, (or #1525. For full particulars call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
39 Wall Strut-(Phono) Garage. Water Street, Norwaik, Conn. 11
a” t.
Guaranteed for one year by
The Hatch 8. Bailey Coinpany
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone as. with“ Brunch autism in All Department:
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything: "
HARDWOOD FLOORS»
mean less carpet expenuo, sure all the "putting down" not “taking
up," and are snnltnrx. Just to tow rugs, easily cleaned, are all that
the necessnry on a hardwood door
And yumhsve the two home look—~niotlorn, ehoer,tul any.
i’ut a hardwood door into the new house. ()r you unit have i
laid over the old door easily. We will be glud to give you an idea
the cost.
if your Carriage, Wagon or All
Needs Repairing of Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther M. Wrig
. . 1. 1 13 THE PLACE
Paroflne
lief that this number whitening. ,
lists:
1 comet...
1 ports host the Gsrhssiedhssrvmry
. on Mount Wilson are that tho:
the honest «1.111.: trsntp, can 1
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