Mrs. VSiniVon Cooper, of Dorian, was ti
reoent vial-tor in, Normdk.
:Mrs. William Blanchard loft Thura
day on a two wceks' trip to Troy, N. Y.
Him 01:11 trees are faring badly “thin
your In Duricn. Worms are eating the
bark.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. ‘chsitnw, of Col-
londor‘a Point, have been at.‘ Santiago
Springs.
-‘Diudlo,v Tilly has returned to his
Marten home after enjoying an Euro-
pean trip.
Forty hours’ devotion will be bold in
tho Noroton Catholic Church, begin-
:ning Sunday.
.0110 of Andrew Taylor's ‘IiOl‘SK‘S.
which recently Buttered from slckneaS.
has recovered.
Now homes are going tip along tho
Pout hood and uroung the Noroion
Heights district.
The summer rosldcnia oi’ Noroton
Wire beginning to route ourlior anti slay
later ovcry your.
William Hutton. oi’ this place, has so—
cured a=~ position as chauffeur for him.
Plait, of 0): Ridge.
, James Combs, of Barton, has secured
disposition with Edward Hates, the
won-known icoman.
Mrs. (loot-no (lroen has loft on a trip
to Albany, N. Y.. whore rite will ro-
mhln for the rest of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes.
oi Collonder‘a Point, arc at their place
at Upper St. Rodin it: tho Adirondacks.
'i‘ho hoard ol’ sclrctmcn held Its
regular mooring. this morning. in the
down hall. Manors of routine business
were ‘I rnnsacvted.
Contractor ‘iv‘rodorit‘lt \‘i'urdwoll r0
ccivrd three loads of plpcs at Noro‘
ton Hoiuhts with which [to lutondu
building a water main.
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l’tosidouta of Daricu are pioascd Oi‘Pl‘
tho luring of the dust. oti tho roads by
oil. \vltit'h hut-t boon lililliit‘d uontowhut
In tho sotrou at tho atttoniohl lirts
William Zlcalcr has gonc to lilt‘ Zia:-
Ior plum In tho Adirondacks for
short visit. Mrs. William Zieglcr,
another, loi‘t Friday for a low
in tho tnouutalitx.
won I: S
MIN. 'I‘ltoniat: ("rot’oot, who hast opor.
Mod a ”(IIH‘I' stand in Railroad Ili‘t'illlt‘.
during tho r‘itticr. is harlot: tho plut'o
l‘t‘llliitit‘ittti and imports to opon an loo
crt-tm purlor there In tho tit-:ir Futuro.
Miss lfolon ilruinnior. (lattizlttor of
Mr. and Mrs, John P. llrumtnor, and
Edwin t‘oopor. of l'htt‘lcn, trot-c ituotatu
at a party ritott ltt honor of Miss l'ior-
othy Ilovor, on 'I‘hut‘sdai" of last wool:
by lir. lint-nos. ol‘ Stamford.
'Tiit‘ Ladlou‘ Missionary Socioly
tilto Collgi't'glliimlili Church of" Noroton
hold a lllt‘l‘lilllz, iaul Wodnt‘udar. lit llw‘
Alitil‘t‘S‘i-INI worn izil‘t‘ll by tho
4'litipt-l.
lit-v. MtiSSIt‘fl. McDonald. .IJIIIIOF. of Now
Yorlt riir; lituditici, of Soitllt-ru' libido.
and Martin, tho pnuloi'.
'l‘ito pcoplo living uionu tho Boston
Post. Road, botwoun tho
lu-tdgo and inn-ion. are making
now that a waiter inaltt Ital bring built
along that tlluirlrl.
and Noroiott I“‘I(‘IKIIIR on the north.
mud”... v”
'l‘lto Norotou Heights military hand
wan t'ttllrd upon to attend, It‘ritllly cron-
inu. a I’t-otlvul given by tho Moiliodiut
’l‘iio t'lllll't'h In-
tcudu bulldluu a now olittpol and the
llioii‘
'l‘ltu largo motor ‘lrncl: of Fid-
ward tinted, an lot-mun. wan placed at
the bantl‘n dlnpoanl to make the trip
txlntprl at lanttwoodu.
ou-loriulnmcat
honoilt.
trust given for
to Fluid Woods.
ittrnlvnl trout: Iii hero and with it.
rumor: that. fooling of excitement which
it: always uranium. in a town of this
site when a circus to about to start out
for parado. The firemen are knowiu to
V A Few Applications of a Simple
a
his
of
Norman
ar-
ruugouwnts to tulto Standard wator,
it it: also to ho
oxtundcd along the omits: Hootiun lying
‘ImIthon (lolittndor'a Point on the south
Remedy Will Bring Buck the
Natural Color
I
“Pull out one gray hair and a dozen
will tulle its piano," in an old saying.
which is, to it grout orient, true, if no
stops are taken to stop the canoe.
When gray hairs appear it it: a sign
that Nuturu admits assistance. It in
Nature‘s call for help. Gray hair, (lull,
iifolcsu hair, or hair that is falling on}.
IS not nocenuurily a Sign of advancing
age. for there are thousands of elder-
ly people with perfect heads of hair
without a single streak of grnr.
\‘I‘hon gray hairs come, or when the
liair'socnia to be lifeless or dead, some
good. reliable hair-restoring treatment.
should be resorted to at once. Special:
lots ilfly that one of the bout prcpnrtu
liOIIIi to use is the old-tushloncd “page
ton" which our grandparents used. The
host prtutarntlon of this kind is Wy-
eth‘u Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy,
a prcpttratiou of domestic page and
sulphur, scientifically compounded
with later discowyud hair tonlcs and
Stimulants, the witole‘mlxture being
cart-fully balanced and tested by ex-
ports,
Wyctlt‘s Sage and Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harm-
loast. it refreshes dry. parched hair.
romovos dandruff and lzrndttallv ros-
torcu indod 0r gray hair to list untur-
nl color.
This preparation Is oiTorud to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
l‘t?t‘.(lllllll('lltl(‘d and sold by all drug-
t
«shits. Spot-lat agent, Silliuon‘l’owcll
Corporation.
l
ho hosts of tho kind that nufio to til,\- I
will stirrucd in repeating thoit anl
surrcsros gotta without ‘iil\iii§. and hill
are praying that the weather man niil‘
turn off the spigot.
Dar-lea Bank Situation.
Editor Sontiiicl: i
From an uriitit: in Stittttdzti' s issiio!’
of tho i-l toning Scntlttcl trial: dlnu tho:
rlcn. a tcador might on iii to icd to
thinly tho officials of tho
wcrc stadium in thrit lilllifiat‘lioll of:
buttlnoss, and that it bid fair to calm-i
u fouling of ttniollaliilli) it;- guiding tho.
l‘uutro work of the bank, for the brat
good of Its patrons.
Your i‘orinor corrospondcn‘
:twnro of tho farts. 'i’lw illl'liit oillt'ittltt',
:tto turn of impurity. who am» wot'ltlntzi
for the boat good til" tho V
l town.
ilolt
Is not,
pvtiplo (if (noE
Works nan, alter duo tit llbtu .l-
and oltsorvailou. tltot tit-oldotl
anti timotlatcd at Ollift‘ for tho land.
I! la: on the main sit-cot. violin to tho
town hall, and fur (plough from llipi
railroad bridge to ho a docidod lllli’illl'i
taco, iii tho nvoidanro oi~ constimnt
union and much du i i
'l‘ho iatt oi tlict its ttoi pasaltiu tilt-i
doot has nothing to do with t‘t"ntnio
iont‘t‘ in tho manor. Thi‘ patron igo in
to mow from tlioso l‘t‘SitiilIi; in liar
ion. ttot. front Sil‘illllu‘l‘flti pausing:
throuph V‘tlto town. .
(Signed) '
a t‘l'l‘lZiilN.
MOORE DISCHARGED.
Judge Sharer Abnolveo Him of Rep-i
ponslbitlty for Dog's Death.
“'l'ho ‘atw. bronchi, IK‘ftll‘O. .Zlildflt‘
Sltrrcr in tho Uiil‘it'll courl, Ii‘rida} iii ‘V
tornoou, in which la-onttrd llcmluu. ll:
unluonltcotwr, charged Thomas Moore.
:1 uninil boy livlnu noar Domino’s home
In Springtime, with atcnllug and ultur‘
warda ltlllitu; a lull-blooded l-lt. llci':
nai'tl dint lit-longing to him, was thrown
out of ctiiii‘t.
'l‘htt wituoolos were Antoinotto Dc-
nilnu, daughter of the complainant,
who olaluiod slio hoard llio dog culled
uwur: tho, umeuuud, lt'runlt ironic, Mrs.
Illntnin 1.. Buddy, David I). \‘I’atorlmrr.
John A. tlt‘l-tch and Mooru'u tnothor.
'I‘Ito totitlmony Willi vm'y similar. Alt
staid lhoy had soon tho boy with tho
dog on the tiny it was uuppouod to hurt:
tliauppcurcd, till cut-opt Mooru'u liltilil:
or,
Monro, when piuocd on the stand,
ndmittod the dog had run out of
Domino‘s yard and followed lI little
you ‘im had along with him. He will
tho (log ‘ltopt following liltn until they
mot n rauniun who Milled the boy II‘
he would sell him tho animal. The
boy toatiilod that during the conver-
nation with the ragman. in which he
t-itild ho did not own the animal and
t
Jelinlasseb and
Tumblers
Pa refine
Schlichtin: Bros. 8100.:
y'abi". handrail m. I. hula tilt, bump
therefore could not null it, the dog ran
away and disappeared. The boy claim-
od he know nothing mom.
It. seems that a week after the air.
lmul disappeared. It was found untlor
it nearby bridge, dead.
The acting prosecuting attorney, Al.
hart Phillip», of Stamford. In pronoun
lug his evidence. doolnrod the boy
was guilty at it misdemmnor in allow-
ing the: animal to follow him.
oituriea Mommuouu‘aai tor the tie-
fondant, after allowing «tavern! flaws
in
it ho
I in Heiitlml, of New York city,
ban. of Now Yurlt wily;
(flittinborlaln. of Now York city, und
hilt-it: Willow Kora of llastlnuti-on-tlw-
3 Hudson. V
V ROWAYTON
B. Knitter and family, of Brooklyn,
are blowing at Tolcenolte [no for u
abort time.
WWW
hire. William Hall. of Brooklyn,
upcnt the woulttend with Mru. J.
Martin, at Cobble cottage.
Mitts Olive Colo it: this week “the
truest. or her sister, Mrs. Henry beach.
of Glenhead, Long island.
cum——
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Iiut't,ol‘ Raymond
itircot, hurt: been entertaining Wlillu‘m
Lowe, of Newark, New Jersey.
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Mira: Ruth Thomas has returned to
her home Iti Rownytmt nvonoti. after
a pleasunt visit in Manchester, Conn.
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Tho Howayton ball team defeated
the Selle Islands yesterday. on the lit)-
ton Point oval, by a scorn of fourteen
to Your.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving (Ioloman
Mists Elizabeth Neucr,
Concy lsh‘: nd.
Mrs. Mona Wadltimsou, who
been visiting .‘dra.
home in Stamford.
A special meeting of Rowarton liosc
Company will ho hold this Netting to
act on an invitation to attend the in:-
t'lon [ironic-it's carnival.
Mrs. William .Intncs.
l‘llbble and Misacu Gertrude
at mey island Friday.
Mrs. i’nttroon and dattglttor. llthtwl. g
‘l lites wliilo in limiting tit t‘oinpo bunch,
i
Y
ii Smith cottage it
ha vc takcn pm:
i
ol‘ UlOtlkIHl. .
Sounioii oi the 13.
lunuai
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.l \l' Siwpattl, “IIO has boon spond- .
and.
spent Thurs.
day iti New York, where they visitedf
has
Joseph Adook, of
West Side avenue, has returned to her
Mm. Robert,
Dibble.
t‘lllvc .lutnot: and Ellen .Iautoe vialiod
with friends at lindoon, N. Y.
N: am ‘ ..
Perry Mullins has so far recovered
from NH recon]; audldout that be ill
oxpcicd home this week.
M
Mr. and Mru. lttstur helm and Mr.
and ii‘irodildward Leila attended the
funeral of a relative in Now Yorlt
city, Friday.
a
‘ The cirtrus In town Saturday drew
a largo crowd from this town. also
Wanton, Lyons Plains: and other neigh-
, boring towns.
Mrs. William Epitome, ol.’ Stepney,
who has boon visiting nor sister. Mrs.
:Ettgone Godfrey. of Cross Highway,
lino returned home.
Ground lulu been broken for the
coilr of Mrs. Alolu Munner's new
bungalow in the roar of her rcuidence
in Rot-icvliic tiltslrict.
ilolioi‘t Johnston who but: boon tin-
ronttciouu alone Iiitl accident hint week,
ilili'l ruliicd, and the attending physl
inn gives hopes for recovery.
My“
Owing to tho non-arrival of clay
pigeons: tho \I'estport (lun club did
not hold their shoot ,Satutgduy. The
event will take plucthhia Saturday.
and Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs. ll.
family and Mr. and
Mr.
i’iolitll‘ii‘iifi tiiid
Mrs. John A.
River wort» ncclt-ond guests of fell»
liven in town.
Mro. (.lronvillo Adamo, Mrs. ltocolla
Mills and non of Brandi
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FHOCKVS FOR BUMVMERV EVENINGSJ
m
Fine Nun Among Mont Satisfactory
.Matot‘litll.
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as simple or elaborate at: one pienucs:
to have it or no one can afford to have!
it, and where the question oi economy
need not be considered the character.
or the evening ix‘ocltu will be deter-
mined by the stage netting, according
to llit‘:\ l 'cw York Sun.
it u ‘wunitm goon to a very smart
suinmor colony where elaborate pri-,
Vat:- entortainlng in the rule she will
find title for (Welling toilettos of the
most elegant sort. Hotel life at a
fpshioniiblc i'bsori may give one a;
oliunoe it)! outta”: gorgeous mould-.3:
ufi‘cctts, but {ll-l a urtutl thing the sum-
tncr evening trot it dcntandu lean elab-
orate detail than the owning frock oi
the winter $81480" and may be outin-
ontly utict‘ruslul without even a hint
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Aloud and family, oi Wanton,
guns-its: of Iriruda tit.
Wit} 3 ,v.
I
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, \lttt, Hart). tntwr :tnd Ellis Arlhut
:HOIEOIL of Nairobi, iicuili lost their
l‘tidui ’l‘htt wcto “Ilflllt'ii out be-
ltodi happ} and coutoiilod. Thin lll(_\ l liowutton avenue In: the month of WW, thoir dtpih by ”1,, high romugibtmilllor 4' Milli); lllilimliiiuj
l\\.\\48. ”ilnto was a throng uttdt-r
vuront, ratttwti b} the tough ((tilditinn
of lilo “dill The) had none down
ling a month at ’loltcttoltp Inn, has gout-t twice before help toat‘itod them out LI
umlta' Fin). :riittsr “hi it he will re
tutti limo.
Ito tho .\dltondaclt Mount: tlit~t fill a (“1)?“0‘0 ”mu“: 4.». the} wow tsinltiniz for
tho tit ltd (till:
i
Tho foundation Ior tho now honor SPEED BOAT “AGE "0"
In .“.‘\Illil‘,\ pluor. l.~
be st or toll noon.
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Mills llrutiiors. ol' iliultlund li\'0lltl(‘.i of iiit.‘
who have tho contrart in paint tilt“ ltnd to be lower
(:xtt-rior of tho school hmiFOfl art» l‘litlil‘
int: tho work and limit" to Illlll.‘ it on
(Holy mitiplcted soon.
(\vstoi'inrit arc jubilant ovor tho rt‘v“
putts that have lit‘tll niadr after at
oxatiiinltiltttt of ilw oiatot' buds taboo
in yours.
The “colt and tilllltllrt at lit 0 Spun
View ittitcl iill'liltit‘tl .I. IE.
or \'t\\ York rliv, and A (‘
and In it i‘iosh} oi l’attmson,
will inaltc
turr S utiiontohllc.
N .
Smut“ of tho rmtt‘nily ni‘i‘lvod snort
at tho Sound \‘lew hoiol are. llcriluin-
Mr. GIL
Mrs, I‘lonnid
lt‘rnnk llolliutt. ol‘ Rotonnvcnuo. lui
pilif'llfliwil n
and ho
Mr. Iiolllns has boon lit ill health to
at his: now homo.
..—..
Among tho roront arrlvula at th
Whilo Plains, N. Y.
+ WESTPORT
AND
SAUGATUCK
Methodist church yesterday.
Chariot: Audci‘uon
lIiB parents: at hit: home
direct.
()ll
4
ford, N. Y.
Wm
his bungalow.
to his home with throo oration film, i
hide to be out again.
itcarh i
illfi‘il‘liil’ll- tomplotod and tho building proper will;
"4"} no ldr‘».
Ponnv'
.I. ‘
the trip in the for-
i'nrnt in New Hartford
will move to that place in the
non: i‘utuio to tnlto tip his rcuidtuiru
sumo time and hopes: to rccuperntc
Sttntntiti Grout hotel are Mr. and iliru.
'Rcv. R. 8. Pnluoy proitghod in the
In entertaining
Canal
Minn Sarah E. Coley, oi Flinn Clairol:
street, in the guest of relatives in Bad.
,‘John, the hermit at New Creel:
beach, ht having an audition built on
1.. M. Gould who has been confined
l-Ionto limit and Tina! (‘onipaiiv. oi lit-'t ‘. \tht is t“ 1“,; "£th {or \Ii4u “pm I
, than,
(Continucti from r‘irrt Page)
r..."
run out of gasolcnc. and
to tho anchorage.
’l'ho Gruyhonni. willolt \l'tlei vittrrod
V in tho mtniu rlusu with tho iluvrantmtr
did not appeal, trouble Milt the cli-
,pino having t‘lmoitnwd early in the
do},
In (‘lattu ii
i Shun
I‘lN‘i‘,
‘. tho Ming. owncd bi
limtlius. although in tho hat-l
ivhm‘p tho building would 1,1. “mm“; in): limitations or our of tho humituu ‘ bor. did not mm,
th‘lB that has lawn down in tho Sl‘llllltl‘
ititur t‘. Hoyt. w is probably the most
iunlorluntitv of all The \(trusol \\ .1‘4
1 run ii} Prodotlttk il.
:“iillzfl‘ inihor, h‘tt‘itlttrlt'k Ii.
was with hint Thu unainr nus mutt“:
lug illioli. and mouthing went tit-ll
at tho start but twforu the first round
of tho (nurse had boon cotorod tho
ltont loulrd an oi'otcr fitllkt‘. and bout
the shaft and broke titt- ptopollcr
that it will ho diruhlcd for some tltnc.
9 '1
tho ntttlilui: box hogan loaltlng
and it was obliged I
called,
unlit: badly,
drop out.
:4
Worth, and tho Winttomc.
in: ii. C.
bouts: lu finish.
Tilt" cottrac was from a stake boat
anchored ltotwcun the Norwuilt l’ttt-ltt
1‘
rod buoy
o
lowod tho Winlomo fifteen: minutes.
Clnu A.
The Um math» by
was an rollomwsturi, 4:08;
round. 4:18:40; almond round, 4:29:39:
lluluh.
(lion 3.
~~8tart,4 08; ilritroundd
,ond round, 4:24:11: third round
round. 5:11:20: finish, lizztttlii.
HBInrt..4:08; first round. 4:25:30;
accond round, 4:42: 20;
4:59:10; fourth round, 6:16:15;
round, 5:83; finlah. 5:55.
finial).
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Shirt. _. did "not ninth.
llrown, hli‘. and Edna. S. B. Fttiit‘ilcl‘
and non, Stanton. Mr, and hint. L. $4.,
W (IN! .
(‘otuto Bench , .
I ‘ 'l satin slips arc made to do dill} tor cd and outdated to show the hair un-
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BY THE GIDLONE:
V ; ltit‘o
'I‘lio Mir-pro, owned by (‘nptulti .\r-'
Maddcn, .lt. ..l
Mildtit‘ll. ’i
50
Thu lion roict‘cd font niiloa of tho
course when tho upttrlt ping rhort t it i
The (.chllno, owned or iiorttco Km-
ownod by
.iyrotz, were the only two
(”Inn and 'l‘uvoi'n Inlund, around that
at (ii‘t‘l‘iid itooi liplttlinuuc,
all iuarltit bring loft on tho port side.
The couruo Willi ulx flow around, dli~~
'l‘hc lluccunocr allowed the (li'cltinrt
all: llllllilil‘d, and the Ming and lion
were: allowed five minutes handicap
by the Winaomo, while the tlrclono til.
the Iluccuneer
hm
third round. 4:89:84: fourtsli round,
4:49:06; fifth round, 5:01:18rdld not
Cyclone, owned by Home» Keyword:
:2.1 13:444.
4:46:10: totirtli round, 4:58:50; filth
Winsome, owned by Dr. H. ill. ‘Ayma
third round,
fifth
l-lon, owued by B. C. Entithwstart.
4: 15: first round, 4: 30; second round.
4: 51; third round, fi:12:45; did not
Allugro, owned by Arthur G, Hark-Vt
, or gorgeousuosu.
ulnar of the embroidered or
ltrlintnotl nutrquiacttcst worn over sott
lace ~
i tiumuior damn hot its. and proli} mod-
'dcls in llnon or iiillitiit‘ tili' also in or-
idol.
Thu ““0 not», plain or fancy. are all
‘ trots ninoita tho moot t-ptinfactoi‘y oi
, iiit‘itlit‘lil.
loot-tilt ltotltoncd indicative oi cool-
Lona loading themnclvos to tsclftrim
mint. and utruna t’lllelllu that do not
tall for much uxpondiinrc.
The growing: lilting for tollioic of-
Eiorls show in flux. stunt trilla and
lilouttccu, honillonors, ruchra, slurred
irords. ilchttr, (314., its in favor of tltmr
uci‘i‘lvcuhlc little nu tnodtcs, and for
youthful wrurcra nothing could be
nioto cliuintiniz. while own the older
woman. thttnlttz to tho urnoral adapti.
bility of tho popular Ilcltu, (an adopt
this type of l'i'ti‘t‘k without lnnppropri
itiplit‘riil.
'l‘lit-ro are prctti' simple
ti’rot-lta of silt. monsut‘ilno ot ltlndrzcd
immortal with rnrltoa and such oi.
ttinptd lotion: or satin and becoming
tiltntut-d litilllh‘. unti
liltitiiiittu willow ninticls~ whore nail-Jot-
inundation Skillh nto onl‘ncli meted
:h) flat drop floutum anti “hose itod-’
itch, uliulitly ltlrli lililnlt‘ii onli, ntc
falmooi hiddon undct‘ fil‘illll‘.
If the prt-tty. altocr teturtu with narrow
{pointvd hordota multc up attractiv-t:
ii) in tho-.0. liizott, and nation lawn or
illlto oi \clwt oi autin that lauded
the finances.
l Thou again thorn nt‘v piquant littlr
lownlnu i‘ro: I434 in can tuned in: \il‘iiuib
{whoop skills are ttiuitnod at bottom
Iin iuunt ovoilappinp narrow ptiilts of
innit lace. almilai fliii‘l appoaiing lh
tlcus lavish i'nsitlon upon dct‘ollctugo
or flcltu.
Mow iii line with the owning frocks
otto uhltlt pcoplc \Vl‘it‘ urcustotnod in
lthe \‘lnlt‘l, hut appropriate to: aunt
‘met thtouali their dolit-uto tlntu and
[tho dlnphunotio Innivrlaiu popular for
both wlntor and aninnicr. lll‘t‘ tho
abort waituod. scant tunic models to
which wouton riin-g loynlly in tho int-o.
inf prophecy comrcrulng longm- wniatu,
fuller ultirtti and uorond cinpirtI Iit‘lilllv
con.
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BVKIRTS FULLER
Mpmlmeg, 0f Whitehall. N. Y.: Minn mum lining twontydmr mung, Tim Skirts arc bring niadc sliultily fullrr
KflVlIIlllllgll, 0f HI‘OORIHI, NV. and MW. jmlgog, Mmqar, lllllldii‘flmw", “mo. ”lull-NW)? WCl‘fl In “it? 0144’” i‘fll‘i Or Hill
Harper, of Now York city; Mr, and limiter and other odioialn worn (Your “04"“)- but ”try Mo Still out with the
Mrs. invlyinulilin, of MN York Gill“. “mum-p p, 34, Am“, William ,1, MC. long ullin llnru which will provoil dur-
nnd B‘l‘fi. H, E, Dudg and family. of Hilfl‘h, JIM W. In“ Will‘d and L. L. "m ”I“ {all fleflfifln.
Stockton. 'ilhc ptipnltirity of tho patiol buck
and front «till ltoidu 'l‘lto nuuctit
skills have pinion intuit. at tho aides to
wire tltc dculrod tfuinotui. pays tho
Philtulclphlu North American.
Tito mined wuiat line with an lattldo
bolt to hoop it ilrmly In place it: u ion»
taro on the modiuh modulo.
SILK BLOUBEB.
Tho ootmrato lilouno of china still: is
lit grout favor tiltis sermon. Sometimes
it. It! made utter the limit of the man's
sill: airlrt, with turn-back attached
cums. Again it is made on more con‘
volitional lines. Thea waists are «u
pociolly‘ adopted for the traveler, as
they launder easily and take but lit;
tle sluice in tho pucklng.»hlewarit
News. ‘ '
FOOTWEAR HINTS.
When the children's rubbers not no
“it“ they tbill) of! the noel, take a piece
of strong. dark cloth and new around
itinido of the IISEIWIOIMIIQ the salvage
come oven with :tlie‘vtop; aw togsther
over and utter. This will also strength
“Spokane Chronicle.
The summer evening Irocit may be ,
lpuiis chi-lint: ln‘o clove-r leaf designs
cvcnltin:
tlicrc arcx
Sonic -
an the Shop and motto it wear longer. ,
GOWNB SEEN AT PARIS FETES.
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The Last Word In Midsummer Fash-
Ions.
A gown expressing the last word of
the midsummer t’auhlons and marked
and by a note of extreme refinement
was worn h}; the hostess of a private
ton given recently at d tea house in
the tibia, writes a Pails Cetrespond
em oi the .‘(ow \otlt 'l‘iibune.
'lhe shirt, which (hugged a little,
was composed oi three shaped floun-
cos of white sill: voile, each one hem-t
by a bias band of tho material. With
this was worn a coat of blue and
black changeable taffeta. trimmed
with narrow blue anti black fringe it
was finished a the ne<lt with a wide
uhuwi collar rotated. at the back.
with blue soutathe tunidltu: and edg-
ed with the fringe. The edges of the
coat. itself, including the half-long op-
en alcoves, were alao finished it? this
way. Althotgh the brim oi the lint
was wide and drooping in accordance
with the newest fashion, t was sliap~
M
White (lord-
blaclt velvet faced
dor tho hrltn at the back.
ed silk rovcrrtl it;
the underside of the brim, and the
crown was nearly hidden under two
great rout-tics of blarlt tulle,’ wired to
hiiillti tttifily.
Little. long- skirted afternoon gowns
oi sill: Vuili? an» putticulntl} grace-
tui it itntued with inc-hulde uhlrred
and intcrlatorl rings; loco frills on
tho slot-res are the only additional
trimming. The pretty striped silks
that pztrtltularii' belong to the eigh-
teenth cent; gownlng need no oran-
moutatlon whatever boyond the late
or tullc t‘rilled lvcttiias so becoming to
nil apps.
Rétztééttottifott};
Week of August Mill
ATLANTIC CITY .
Monday, Ang.1-,l u dayu' trip, Hole
liouuois.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. .532 00
\ionday, Aug. H. 5 days trip, Sin
clait Hotel, Bethlehem .
THOUSAND ISLANDS ..... “.33th
Tuesday. Aug. 1.3, :3 days' trip, Thou
sand island House.
ROYAL TOUR .
Ten days' trip, best hotel accommo!
dutions, Thousand Islands St. Law
..........
rente Rivuc Montteol, LaltVes (W
and t ltamprain and Satatoga.
BERMUDA .......... . ..... $23.50 up“
5 or it tiars' trip. Saturday, Aug. 1
BLOCK ISLAND .. ........... 411.00;
Every Saturday, 3-day trips, Ocean
View Hotel.
The New England Tourist. describing
all touts: at our office, 191 Orange St.
New Haven.
THE RECREATION TOURIST 00.‘
Excursions to Huntington and"
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE ,,
On and After FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1911,
The
Steamer Huntington
CAPT. WM. 0. YOUNG,
Will run as follows: ,
Leave Huntington for Norwalk Mon-
days and Fridays at 6: 45 a. m., and
2.25 p. m. ,
Leave Norwalk for Huntington, Mont
days and Fridays at 8: 45 a. m. and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 50¢.
Motor Boat VTrips
The white powning at a recent wod-
dintv was btii. lituncd it} little sill.“ gar-
mono: itrocatlcd In tender shades oi
old plat: and bluc on a creamy ground.
I’lllfl‘ikllial‘h pretty was one. straight
tut a» it Cililllr‘t snruuo and hip long.
t'i‘ho itilinoss was adjusted and held at
V the waist line by three cord shirringst,
IHot .iit ilitn apart. and tho linll’long
tilt-t rota, sliuivlili: the uéw l‘ulnotsa, were
tlttishcti in the some \\ a).
transparent nook and sleeve
now in general nor, and without the
ircrourcc of a scarf, at last banished
from :t‘ntodish wardrobe. some lghti
tultottldrt‘ (‘OH‘i‘illg' is tictespnt} with
thin gowns thesr little shit garments.
that vary from tho hip-long one .dis-
trlbcti to capo collars, only a few in.
than deep, ”H‘t‘ bolero: and limit
Softly sttipcd silks or dimly flowered
brot'udou. with frills of embroidered
muslin and filmy lace, compose these
little nothings which are rlrnlled in
tlioir fi't‘b‘tl loveliness by garments of
l
tho same form of white tnualln 0r
whim titmntsrlltic do solo, lined with
flu-lit colored pmusscilnc. The edges
are sharply ucaliopud and bttitott~liol~
rd. and one largo. solid embroidered
I do: marlin tho renter oi each scallop.
‘ A tad of midsummer is to have a
hat tor each gown, mode of the mater-
ial composing the dress. Striped and
brocadod silks are charming put to
such a uso. and the only trimming no
rossary la a planning how of black
voit'ct ribbon. it the hat is wide brim-
nirtl. block vclvot lb usod no 11 facing.
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DEPUTY SHERIFF GIVES UP EF-
FORT.
Proclnlmu Ht. Gum Date-t In Front of
Mulgli Building—WIN" Say-
Munncho Won’t Grow.
BilliKlFl’l‘OR'l‘, .‘iauust. 7.MDQillll,}'
Shorlfi domain: I“. Wittlor announced
dol’cat Friday morning lti front of the
Motto: building.
“What," tuiid a man approaching
him. '"tlivrn up ruining; ti innstncuut"
"You,” paid the sheriff totally. "Yes,
I ham”.
"(liven up In despair, eh!" fluid the
man. "rubbing it in."
"Well. that's too bad."
1401' some limo the shurlft has been
sporting the very cutest little mus-
tache imaginable, but the blunted
thing wouldn't grow.
W
in the present style of dressing, lin-
gerie boasts of no minimum or frills. it
«hoped and lolnod to the bod: of the
garment by input lace or other flat
trimming.
liith the '
finish ‘
there be any Ilouncog at all, they are'
in the commodlous power boat‘ th
New Mildred
The boat will be at Roton PoTnt
from 9 a. in. until 1 p. m., for private
sailing parties or regular trips, "
Ai‘TERVOONS. from 1 to 10 p. m.—
Delightful trips around lighthouse and ,j
gas buoy from Roton Point. Tickets.
10 cents. . V
All parties and trips subject
change on new mi of weather ,
Put terms and particulars regarding ‘,
sailing parties address Capt. A. W.
xMills. Rownyton. R. F. D. 37. Tel. 505% . 7
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‘Vacuum
Cleaners
For Sale or to Rent
HOOVER ELECTRIC
'Price $m5. Rent $5 a ‘10?
‘ PEERLESS ELECTRIC .
Price $65. Rent $3 a day
REGINA HAND CLEANER
Price $20. Rent $1 a day
Drop a Postal or ’phone for,
Demonstration
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South Norwalk Men Expecting tone: V
to Savln Hock Evnnt. ‘
Tito Southern New England om
player: of thin city. who can get away
are planning to attend the 18th ,an
nual field day oi the Employea’ Mu
tuui Association to ho held minor
row at Gavin Roch. Fifteen ‘0’
twauty or them may make the trip 1,
it cm: be arranged. The field dayn'tir
alwusa enjoyable affairs. Maurice Clot
line and N. A. Browu. of New Huron.”
are chairman and uecretary, reaped-
lively, of the amusietuent committee
The arrangements for. the tiny die as.
follows:
9: 30 it. m.-—Bail game, followed it
100 yard dash. onelmii mile r’él'
teat. shot put. running broad duh!
turtle-lagged ratio and hauling can
‘.a fit , .
Norwalk Chronicler