' ROWAYTON
William ihtrt‘tdl and family. of Hick-
ory lllni’t‘, havo returned from a trip
‘ through tltol’i’hito Mountains.
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”Misses éusuuna and Sophia Haring.
ol' ilempatoud. Long Jutland. are the
novels of friends in the village.
litre. James Middlebrook‘und lumlii'.
of Wilton, are visiting at the home or
'Mr. and Mrs. Willis 13. Mills, oi Crock-
uott nvonuo.
lilies Olive Cole. who spent part. of
{Ilifil' vacation with her sister. Mrs. lien-
Ty Lough, at Glen Head, Long Island.
yesterday resumed her duties in the
other. oi’ the town tux collusion in Nor-
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Word has been receit‘od here of the
.' marriage of’iierbert Lowe, in Boston.
(Mr. Lowe lived for several years in
TRowuyton avenue. but is now the mu-
sical director oi’ Keith‘s“ Theatre in
Boston.
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The new headquarters of the flow-
'oyton Yacht Club are nearing oomple»
'tlon. A house, suitable for meeting
Dill'liOSOS. bun been erected on tho
orator snow which the club recently
secured and lt'tts in the vicinity of the
(lock of Alfred Meatro.
Contractor Wesley Cl. Wood has or-
dorod a now seven passenger touring
il'tll', which is expected to unite in a
short time. lie was married last week
to Miss Alberta 3l‘uthlll. of Hickory
Bluff, the ceremony being performed
by tho Rev. H. A. Johnson. in Statu-
fOI‘tl.
Mm
'ltussell Broadway, one of the woll~
known young men of this town, is
Wearing: a glaring bondage around his
chin. and tolls a tiil‘l‘orcnt story to ov-
orrono us to why it‘s thore. Ito this
llllls for said that the cause was a boil,
a scratch. it out and that it was the l't“
suit of a little sot-to.
'l‘horo is a very young: man in town.
one who has not boon out of school a
grout limo, who has rot-putty boon itr
dulaing in a sort of midsummer dream.
Illo exhibited a letter. the other mortr
inn. boulnning "Door Sweetheart." and
oignrd “Annie." As he produced it. ho
rémarketl, "'l‘hom‘a tho kind," A first
expcrionco. CVIdottll)‘.
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STDREKEEPERS NOT TO POST
HOURS OF WORK.
On Different Basis Than Manufactur-
ing Establishments.
ll’ilrillliii-ZN. Ann. ltl.-~>.\s tho rosuit
of u tlocision roudcrod h)- .ludge lv‘runk . Orly which ho latoly pnrrhusod trout.
ll. Taylor of the rity ronrt today.
fillil't‘llt‘t‘llt‘l‘li in this state will but haw
to pout tho unmbor ot' hours that their
holp are nothing a day. tho sumo us
llllllllllill'llll'iltlz t-st:tbli.~lttuottts, 'I‘bo
dorielon was lnutlo in tho l‘ilSl'H oi
(ioorgo Ilill’l'llttltll and
(:onl't't'tioucl‘n. uri‘oatod on
pluitlt of slain i‘ut'tory
charging that girls woro ompioyod by
tilt-1n ort-r tho “‘3?!“ limit of hours
(lat.
ono oi’ intimidating; ultttonaoe was on.
.Iullnu Knit.
tho rom-
ll
WIN]. 't‘ho lunprrtors alloizt- that both i honu‘s atior it short wait with Mr. and:
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turn litlctttonod to tilkrhuruo tho girls
ii l:l(‘.\‘ toetlllod :tituinet ihmn.
SLOOP RUNS AGROUND.
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Party Aboard.
l'-ll\.\‘|v‘tilll). Aux. lit.w-'l'lio uurllt
lat) :tloop Zinuuru. lit i‘ootot'. bound
for lllot'k island. from New York. in
on tho rorlm oil" (‘lutn inland. nt‘ur
horn. Rho hurt it party of young turn
aboard. Hhr- wont on tho l‘Ul'IitI blou-
(Itty ut‘tot'noon at low ”do and t-xport-
(ul to bo uhlo to not ullout at high thlo
yontvrda)’ morning. ilbo with nilll hard
on at duylluht. howrvor.
()no man rotunlnod aboard and tho
othorn uro ouimro umlrlnu
lili'illtt to intro hor pullod oil‘.
'l’ilt- crut'i ht in no imtuodioto duunrr,
MW in.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
tiluhurlttuuo ii. N. lilnutmun, bid.
Clark. ii. iaookwood. A. I... Mniluli'.
(looruo Morita. New York: iii. Mnl’uro
land. 'l‘hotuun (l. Mcl'artinud. .l. .1. Mr»
Numarn. Woilu Jillmtltllt, Now llnvnn;
(l, 0. Yahoo. lumiou: (inoruo M‘. Stair
btuu, liprlnulloid, Mona; M. ii. ilohnon.
liodford illlln. N. .l.: i. .ll. l‘ittrlbttti.
Wilton: .l. Brooks. hatuuci Omen;
ntoin. tiridgeport; it. l‘routoot Just
()rnngo, N. 3.: J. ill. Layton, (Ii. lingloy,
ll. Mathewson, telly; M. Bilbermun.
Now York.
COUNTRY .cLUB PRIZEQ.
The prizes for the water sports at
. the Norwalk (ioutry Club. which are
to be held on Saturday. are on exhi-
bition in Jeweler (Binaries l-l. Illi-
worth‘e window in Wall street and are
attracting much attention. There are
live cups and nine silver module. the
lotion of an attractive design. The units
will be cunt-tired after the races. with
this event and the winner‘s: name with
no date us well.
III‘KlN‘l'llIl'li.‘
lIl‘I'llIIKl“ 1
HELP THE KIDNEVB
SonthNonwatk Reader; Are Learning
tho Way.
It's the. littio kidney ills-—
The lunio, weak or aching back—w
The unnoticed urinary disorduram—
That lend to tlropey and Bright‘s
dietitian. . ‘
When the ltitiuoye are sick,
Help them with Doen'u Kidney Pills,
A rctnody nnpoclnlly tor wink kid-
neys. .
liiouu's have been, curing kidney
troubles for 75 yearn.
Endorsed by 50,000 peoplewfieudoru‘
ed at home.
l’rooi‘ in a South Norwulk citizen's
statement.
tuatavo Pltzor. barber. 32 North
Main stroot. ~South Norwalk. Conn..
aura: “My experience "with Dean“: Kld‘
uey Plilu has been so satisfactory that.
i highly recommend them. My kidneys
were disordered and caused my book
to unite. The kidney secretions were.
also unnatural and bothered me great-
ly. lloan's Kidney Pills routoretl me
to good health."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
routs. FOSlGI'~MIII)lll‘ll (.‘o.. Bud'ulo.
Now York. solo agents for the United
States.
Remember the ‘l'nutne-—Doan‘a——und
take no other.
AND
OROTON
and Mrs. Thomas Northrop. or
M r.
WW worm-ingumnmmm
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blur the Westport
bars put up a game. which to the rent
article in baseball. That. they will give.
the Darlene u ‘rub is granted by hill.
but still the Dorian than have horror}.
confidence in their team. Last Sutur—
duy's gutno, when the home team do-
l’eated tho Norwtilito. 2 to 0. put tho
lituriena on a now statue and gained
tliem a reputation which in oavlable.
'l‘no Norwulka are known'ull‘over tho.“
state and the fact that tho Darlene de~
i‘oulod tbom places that team in the
some claim as their opponents.
-«nw—wm
A jolly party. comprised of fluorite
, , s on the Nolan, lot. ‘
Thin Wotst'port‘ beam is everything that.
u: to cracked up to be and. the them! ,
nut YEARS
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Finally Carat by Lydia B. Pink-
iutm’s Vegetable Compound.
Erie. l’u. - " 1 Buttered for live your:
from
female troubled and at lust was
iroou. W. Blanchard. Walter and
Richard Dugdnle, George Pension and
Harold bowls, known in Noroion us
the “Merrymukora‘ "1 Club. went on 11
motor trip down the sound in Rye
Beach in’u launch. Sunday. They ar-
i'll'otl at the beach and had a line time
through the day. one of the party win-
ning a canary bird in one of the games.
They started bur-h for home into in the
afternoon and got as for as Stamford
without a mishap. [lore they run upon
a reef. They had to stay there until
the title rose. According to one Of the
party. it was 10:30 before they Were
oil the reel. After much trouble they
got the launch going again. They ur-
rlred homo about. 12 o'clook quite tired
When Thomas Moran. of Noroton
Heights, was told. Sunday night. that
there were [our men sleeping in his
burn be immediately telqphonod con~
stablos of the diutrlct uud thoy‘ made
a raid on the burn. gathering in the
four men. who were sleeping peaceful-
l.\' on the floor, They appeared in court bu
at llariou before Judge Shoror. Mitih
day afternoon. ttud onclnouo told a dit-
icront story :18 to where they (‘illlliv
from and to what ‘doslinullon
\vcrn bound. lino claimed ho canto
Norwulk. visited Mr. and
ford Smith ovor Sunday.
Mrs. limb,
William Bergen is going tq Staten;
Island, whore ho will 'taltc a poultloni
with a construction company there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Godfrey. of brook-ll
lyn. N. Y.. are tho guests of Mr. and:
Mrs. William Mollican and Mrs. Wllf
Iiatn Suhmzidor, of Darion. :
_w—_—
llItt‘ll‘ nromldutuzhtor. Alias lfilslo Hoot:
tor. roturnod. Monday owning. from a
Mr. and Mrs. llortnau iloofor and:
from the South. and told of his trip
North, giving time. and dates that ho
arrived at. dilinrohi polntudio said that.
ho had It‘ll New York that ttltornoou
and bought a tirket to Stamford. lie
{had not out on toot anti. roaohlng Noto-
ton on it was growlnz dark. saw tho
barn and went, in to pass tho nluht.
'l‘ho others told atorlos oi boring boon
directed to the burn as .1 phuro to
‘n‘poml the night. by rostdontu'ot (no
uoluhbnrhood. 'l‘ho man who said ho
was from the South prodzwod three
ldoliuru. Another said ho had lt-u. Ills.
‘- irogardlntz all of this. the iuatico son-
ilwo \reeks' visit in ilostou.
‘ m
llonnls lhtgan. ‘of Noroton. was an
.roatod Monday for talking .111 tho
Stamford _conrt room during it ’irial.
lip was roloanrtl tutor in tho. attor-
I noon.
1‘. .i Kl'lli‘)‘ has just roturnod from
,u tour of lnrt‘stiitutlon oi‘ sonic plop-
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lthe if. I". Sunlro lloalty i‘otnpan)‘. or
i
Pot‘l l‘lwulct'. .
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; ’l‘. .\. “role and 1.. W. Wood Iltll'l‘!
.aturlotl on u thrrmrrotts’ in-
‘ . » ‘1 w .-
tbctr motor moat. “om, up tho (bur.
m‘wtirnt Iliwr. 'l'hol' will «top oil at:
ilztrttortl and otln-r point); on tho wag.
r I‘lliSt‘
§ilSIiIIli§ t‘otupnn)‘. New York, and Mina
'i‘ho rhuruou woro tlrobpod nnd'. "1mm" "4"”: 1‘ Willi-“l. "‘3" "l xl‘w‘lllt‘lilit'. \‘lsitrtl mor
York. huro jqu‘al‘il't‘llII‘ilt‘ll to lhoirl
tMru. Vl't‘ktlfi. oi‘ ltarion.
lmprorcmontu uro lit-int: mnlio
itriod to brow unto; in tho yard. but.
1“ without anon-nu.
I A party from Ml'n. litwltor‘a bout-til
:llltll'lilniz. and uncut tho outlro day on.
ttbo liouolirnt l’our 'i‘roo Point. The)";
twunt buthlmt and had a wry gootl’
limo. Air-aura. liuun null Slownrt upont
. tho woclt—otid with Iholl‘ wlt‘on. who am
laiuyiuu at him. iioultot"u. 'l‘hvy rutno
.up from Now York.
~ Tho Morin ot‘ .vrutordny, while h thI
unuuunlly hoary. did llttio or no dum’
nun in Ilurlrn or Norotou. Ho for an in
littiown tho lluhtnlnu did not utrlko.
g’l‘ho nit-ntrlo uni-vim Willi put out of
Enmntuiunloltotnpornrllr. but tlilu Il‘OIb
into with noon repaired. 'i‘ha prinrlpul
:iuronwutlnncu Mind" the train urn
ivloo, whit-h wnu nurlounly immded.
‘tito ninotrtc zone in New York alum
Hllfllil'lmz. with the roault that all
truinu wuro Into.
A grant Klimt) is looked forward to
on Saturday. when the Duriuun will
The trult canning Reunion in how on.
We can supply everything necenaury.
Schliehtinfitos. & Co.
in. it... bitten
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toured each to sixty days In tall and
taxod rosin. 'I‘ho rhurgo was Vagran-
or
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Mrs. llurnos. oi‘ Nowtown uronuc, in
sick.
Mrs ll. 15. Alton is onivrtalnitm brr
mot v. Alisa Ix'onnodi'. oi .lorM‘i l'lt).
“*Mm
Mr. and Mrs. l'iowint; are outrrtuitr
-.‘ in}; thoir daughter. who residue to .llll'!
-Ilt‘nn.\‘. Now York.
i .luct. “lb-dune. ot‘ the liariiaud Pub l
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Harold l'hillibte, of ‘Nowtown
Sunday with
ill r5.
lrtonds in Norotou.
\
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.\lr. tutti Mru. la. lloyt. of Non-town
nt'ontlo. have roturuod alter :1 Works-'-
011‘ visit with Illti pooplo in Itlduvlloltt
.tbo public uchool in llnrlon cooler. (5w;
imrut aidrwalltu aro bolng laid to ro-l
Hits Rocks Off Clam island With Guy, hiaco tho old town and the from .rarulum-ontpunlotl by u number or iriontlu l
:lll brlnu nruxlod and tnrt‘otl. 'i‘hoy have:
m “Mb”...
'l‘ho King's Iltlllfllilt‘l‘ti of tho ohapol
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will plrnic ut tiarlu lint-k. Now lint-on.
today.
Mr. Ilurlu and family. of Now ilo.
vbollo. uro sounding. a abort time at,
lint: house on tho lintuhtu lot‘t. Sundayitho etttntnor bomb on (‘ht-uinut lilil;
urouuc.
Mr. and Airs. Suttodtsru burn tnovod
from tho llorln voltage to tho houuu
with Mrs. iluundorn' iuthor. W. 'l‘.
tlrouory, on Chonlmtt lilll nroltuo.
. —--«-m
lilru. (loomn lttuttou. or Chestnut
Hill arunuo. bud tho tnlntortnnu Wod-
uontiuy to burn 11 «tom toll on Mr loot.
canning a painful Injury. but Ill now‘
able to ho out.
liar. and Mrs. Skuuu. oi titutulord.
uro «limping ut their pince born for u
abort than and are having their burn
nhlnglod on tho union, and making 11th..
or lniprtwomonth.
M, _
Minn idlmotlu Downer. or Nuwtown
uwuun. ioturned to her home tluuduy
after 11 uovorul \rnektt' rlnit with rotu-
tivuu und l’rlcudn In Now York city,
Youkors and Punting.
A
ARREa‘TEo FOR AaaAULT. "
Thomas Ratcht‘ord. of Mirth street.
with arrested thi- mornlug on a war»
runt by (thin! Thomas lanthanum].
Mr. ltutchi'oru heard that there was a
normal out tor him and gave himself
up to the chief. ité was released upon
:1 $25 coon bond for but proportioned
tomorrow morning in the Nowell:
town court below Judgu Edward M.
whim-nod. to answer for the ohurgaa
ut’ nasnuit on Ottyermuhs and tunnels.
of the peace. . ~ ‘
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thoy M
,yitlitenm‘u‘d an! outta
almost; helpless. i
. - . went to three doc.
. . «g- born and they did
i ,, name no 0d. so my
'1. ulster vised me to
4" try Lydia E. Pink-
’ham'a Vegetable
Compound, and
when I had taken
out two bottles 1
con d see a bi
change, so I too
six butllesund I am
_ now strong and Well
again. I llOll't'anW how to express
my thanks i'otthu Milli. has done me
and I ho )0 all hollering women will
re Ly a E. i’tnkbam’s Vugutublo
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com und :1 trial. It was worth its
wet it; in gull ."--Mra. J. P. Euomon,
R. . D. ., o. . Erin. Pa.
Lydia hifll’tnkham‘o Vegetable Com-
uud, made from native roots and
terms. contains no narcotic or harm-
.i’ul 11m 3, and today holds the record
‘for the argost number of actual cnrca
of female diseases we know ot’. dud
.thonsandn of voluntary testimonials
iare on tile in the l'inkhatu laboratory
lat Lynn. Mona. froth women who have
been cured from almost over forth of
female complaints. such as niltmnnu.
lion. ulceration. difirlllctflntilltfi, iibroid
tumors. irrouuiarit us. poriodio pains.
ckncho, indignation and nervous
prostration. EW‘TY suffering: woman
owe: it to herself to [live Lydia it}. 1’lnk-
Item's Vegetable Compound atrial. I
If you want special advice write
rsJ’inkImm. Lynn. Mass" for It.
It is free and always helpful.
(‘hnl‘lou ilmtdhley, who was injured
auroral Wilt‘h‘» uuo in an auto accident
in l-tridgouort, in able to be out again.
York and back. Sunday. itt Mr. ilrown’n
auto
Plank how bout: mado for a. new
iluublinu to ho vruriod on tho corms-r
lot South and Railroad utouuos, by
idiots Kohlor, It will in- throo atortrs
high, of brick. and will he uuod for ho.
tel purposott.
l Archttom Hoary .ilarvlu. of Stam-
i’ortl. hua lust rotnrlotod piano for u
ftrunnion: roituno to bc oroctvd for Au-
I‘ionlo Sittulllt‘l'llli. it will be protltlod
with all lllllll‘illl'lllt‘lllo. Tho boating
iitus not born tiot'hlod upon on lot.
i
l (twin; to n Mari. in the building in-
it'llfill'}. u nnmhot' oi pininhoruuml tin.
thorn working for l“. J. Woliol have
il'l‘l‘ll told on? Mr. Woh’ol has nlvllli'
Eut‘ work in flow but it In not ready at
iprohmn. llt- exports to have hiu full
lutmtu of .‘In‘ own at work again by
$t~pl0|ttlt¢r l.
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l“. [-2. Wood of St. John‘s piano wua
isirnvk by Wollol & tirr'u nuio on tho
- . South nwnuo ltuhchull nroundn. Sutur-
'l‘ho rur wuu tiriwn
by tho chant’lour, t‘lli’lurd liorol.
Wood ulvppod in tho tit‘ircwui' hint on
itlto our turuotl into the livid. It won
‘not going wry tout, but hit him It
inlunriug blow with uutliriont intro to
Eknock hint down.
ltirburd iii. Northrup. rnrtnrriy ot
thin town. who lllltl boon nunurluiod
with. tho 'l‘ruroiotn’ lnnurnnro (tom.
puny. of Hartford. tor newrul roam.
‘liou donuoruuuly ill in a prlvuin aunt:
turtunt nnur liurtiord. iih- oomililou
in no tirm‘nl‘ltillu that death in daily
inxpcclotl. litt-I'Northrnu has a inruu
rlrctn of trioutln bore and in Well
known throughout um Mate. A great.
many iouul pooplo viuited him durlntt’
tro early stages at tile sickness bull
vlnltoru have not boon uliowod for tho
*punt Wool: by but phynlotnnn who hold:
out no boon oi his movory. ‘
«lay attornoou.
DEPUTY earn Hi3 EOND.
Dainty Sheriff John it. mulls, of
Norwtttk, reason; appointed by about!
William Vntlmer. tum received his
bond from the surety company and has
tiled the name with untold Wilmer.
tie has eaiullllohod as his beadqurirtera
Skelly and Howard‘s; cigar store in
Wall street. .
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PHEWRHED limit.
Silhaeoveml halt-gins are prefemd
by many to others. neutron they do
not no noisily slip out. of plane. up:
the Newark News. trim. too. on tho
thallium
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‘ work of tin; hum kind. but then- are
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INCREAsE IN THE USE OF LACE.$
interesting Development: oi the Pa“
Year. 1
The runaiusunco of lace has been.
one of the most lntoreutlng develop-
one that women have halted with en-
thuetasm. Not in all the realm of chil—
i'ons is there any one thing more ex-t
qniulto. more becoming, more delecta-
bly lemlnluo than good lace. and al-
wuys ruro laces have had their place
in l'auhion's show? yet the enthusiasm’
over lace baa oblied and flowed and lnl
rooont seasons it has been at low tide.
One might also a bit of good lure
liter and there on a truck. but. the
modes have not favored lavish use or
laces. For that one neetiu a time of?
frills and donates. of soft flotation.l
drapery clients. of ilcbus and scarth’;
and jabots. The rltngiug uubroitenl
lines. the. ilutlr applied or inset triurl
minus, the extraordinary vogue oi",
hand embroiderlos have all contapirodl
against the popularity of lures euro as
they might be used for lltfit’t ottectsJ
tor gulmpeu. for band trimmings.
Gradually a change has been making)
ltsolf felt, says the New York Sun»
The great collar taking on not: flrhn‘
liars opened a way for soft loco dra-
pom
The tunic hinted {at under robe
lace lightly relied. or rolling robes oil
illmy lace over plain materials. Grad.
unity the "lion" has axserteti itself,
more and more, and with it has come:
the opportunity of tho tacos.
Flount-os have lnrudod tho prm‘lucoI
oi‘ the plain narrow shirt, demure llllili
chat-stoned llt'utut-t's. interior-Int; but Iii-z
lilo with tho nurrowncsu of tho silhOtt»
lotto, yot nndoniuhlr tlounccu. provid-l
Hug a hint of what the French troll
“‘ilou“ or “tnourotncnt.” and low-Ii":
I when developed in line turns. 5
t The abort straight tunic, bluaod a
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s of:
illlllo tint trillu on tho under moo in:
intoud oi' the long .‘tt‘t‘optvd plain skirt:
l bottom. Soturtltuou tho group of llttlo ,
iororiuppiug lrillu was pound higher obi
‘ the skirt aboro a (loop loot buud, Some-l
1limos; tho frills worn hardly to he at“?
:ovpiod an l'rilln burnout- thry were in
,tlto very narrow Intros. such as our-
,:t'ow Valencit‘nuos, and wti-ro prrhotw
sot on in foaloons of scallops rather
: than ntraiuht lines: but whatever thoir
. form, they wore in tho naturo oi hand
"writing on iashion's wall. as worn tho
'tlrhu folds and draperies. the tlutti'
blottao irllba.
'l‘ho uupronuu'y of tho plpoutom ail~
not ctto in lhroutonod. Au rra oi mort‘
tlllli\‘i“3llt‘ill. tnoro ilowluu iiuoa in at
.‘ hand 'l‘ho t-buntto in routing ili'iltllttli‘
It. The tirsl alpha barn boon runaw-
:vutiro indoor]. but it act-ma probablo
I that tho l'ali ill’ili‘illl wlll otnphoulm- tho
‘ultunuo ntot‘o porroptlhlr than it has
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BLUE IS FIRST COLOR lN SUITS.
,uuuuual trimmings.
ments or the past year's modes und‘cuflvs are
.are the rogue.
yot boon cmphaaizcu. and that tho
Efuubiomtblr olort will hurt winter re
tptlrp i‘ttlibldviillilii morr material for,
their lrorltu than thoy have nootlod
.aiurlns: tho that low .wauons. though
tho; may utlil euclww prttlaoutu and
burnt limp and rllnulnu outllnoa.
’l'ho Ittlo ucuuon cortumon in Paris
. and tho roporln from tho watering pin-4
.orn utrruutbou faith in thin column
Xchuuuc. uuri rortwpondonin now in
‘ Purl» wrlto of piano in tho uroul him
3 item whirl» urn in line with thin thorn
gtut-oi. although it rnmuittu to no nut-a
bow for tho him will no, 'l‘ho tmtnu-
turturoru burn loudly drmuudod a
vitamin. hocuunu no llitlo motorlul in
now hold Vol: 11 trunk. 'l‘lto drnnutunitnrn
hunt a rudirul nitunuo no that old
firorku muy hr unite out. of tooliion in:
, Mend or holding oror pnunahir tut they
jithvo boon doing in tho Illill ibrnn that
. anus. and tho tnatidlouu woman. full or
:wblmn and hating overpopulurlzed
motion. in asking for rummo. ‘
Along with thin honour» the one of
turn will. art has boon lutimutod. lat
around by leaps and bounds. To be
one. renl hum unit for tiltllldil hand
so many Wonderfully buntitiiui moon
the motto tunes today that the crowd
may have its lino adenine lune whip
not paying for mat Munhllh or point
d‘Angiotm-ru or other hand made their.
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mun flOthNds.
it in something at a puzzle how to
man stilt stockings andumtuliy. suns
no unchauseflntttho {allowing moth.
ad has been used with hattstuctury are
units. Matte rampant); or lukewarm
water and a good grade or entitle man.
no not not: hot water. as it destroys
the lit; at the null. those in otgar.
then pull.
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lantnohow or other our loo uremia to
‘* F. A. them
Unsuai Trimmings on Latest
”Suits. ,
Some of the silk walking suits Show
The collars and
braided and t‘ringcd with lln:
on or radio. Striped silks are uhed for
plplngs. Tortoise-shell buttons are
uaod. and the application of string and
yarn in embroidery is one of the dom-
inant ieatureu, writes. the Parts cor-
respondent oi the New.York Press.
These units. by the way. are in all
shades. bluo being the first color.
Largo white satin rovers hike used
on many silk stilts. I ,
The all-white but continues to hold
an importance in summer millinet‘y.
A smart dress shown by Cechoit-
David was or changeable greeuand-
gold taffeta. The scant skirt had lit
(to plaltod‘rulflos at the bottom. Gold
tulle tot-tiled a debit that crossed and
was tied in u ilat bow with long ends
at the back.
Some ot‘ the most attractive utter-
noon wraps are being exploited by the
New Soeuris. One was in black mous.
uolino de solo omr emerald-green sat—
in. A large cape collar of the satin
guru a military effect. '
Another smart black taffeta was
trimmed with a royal ot‘epo-de-chine
dollar. square at the back and edged
with deep silk fringe. .
For children little coats of taffeta
A pretty little model
of dark navy blue silk had collar and
coils of brighter blue. edged with all-
ror buttons.
For a young girl a coat in blue satin
was trimmed with cherry-pink chiffon.
Sumo oi the brighter satin ooliurs
are rolled with mousseline‘the color
Paris
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lot the dress or wrap. i
“lirulderlo do laino." or woolen em-
broidery. is. etill in strong laror. (Tro-
. r‘ieted Honor“ r‘tneinu from the tiny
(loot‘izo it. brown. Howard lirowndwa)‘ for tho doublo and triple skit-ti ‘U tot 18 m3“; “1"“ *‘W m“ or m’
and Goorgr Ettore“. motored to hewflho long tunic tell to meet a truth arr” ‘ n I ‘ ‘ l 3
pies. aro used on girdles. hats. umhrei-
his and bags. I
if‘ you ran rrorhot, make some of
those and place on velvet ribbon with
a loose outiine of steam and leaves be-
tweon. They are the uewst thing for
lingerie frocks. l
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When in need at ire, phone us your
order. "it will receive prompt atten-
tion and you will know that you are
getting the boot and purest ice on the
market. We can't explain why. but
lust ionizer titan otbor too. Phone 580
today for a trial order.
Brookside ice Co.
PHONE 550
Dillon and Storage. N. V.. N. H. A H.
R. I. Frolght Yard. Ann 8%.. so. Nor.
awr—
Vacation
Bargains
Sale of gull Cases
ltugulur $0.00. at www.mm
Regular $6.00. at $398
llogulnr $3.50. at ..............J2.76
Regular $1.75, at $129
Regular $1.26, at. 89c
«conventional
cannon with; any man .tu.
NOHWALK. noun.
WORK BAG.
A very convenient work bag can be "
made of two pieces of gray linen..clr-;
color in shape. They are sewed‘tb-
settler, excepting about four inches at ‘1
each end. which allows for a vent. The "
vent to finished with
scallop.
The ends are
two large hone rings, which serve as
handles, and by means of these Hugo.“
the bag when not in use. is hung?“
of the way. - .
Before making the bag is decorated--
with a scroll design in blue carnation
braid and the vent scallops ombt’oidi
a butlonhole
erod with blue cotton {loam—Chicago"
inter Ocean.
CHINKAPIN CHAINS.
Chinkapiu chains. a novelty tram.
London, are made of large, polished
wood bends in black and costume 001- v
0TH. strung on knotted silk'or fastened 5
with metal links. 5a).; the Chicago in-
ter‘ Ocean. They come in the form of
lorgnette vchaius. purse chains, and“
graduated deciduous.
Advertise in The Sentinel.
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. 1911‘
ATLANTt’c CITY. 5 day trips...$22.oo ,,
Aug. ‘Ztl. Sept. it is. Hoteliroquols,
BLOCK ISLAND. 3 day trips ...$11.so
Aug. 19. 26. Sept. 2. Ocean View ,
llot
SARATOGA SPRINGS. it day trifisfi‘lS'r
Ann. 21. ‘28. Sept. 4. -
WHlTE MOUNTAlNS, 5 days trip.$25
Monday. Aug. ‘28. Sinclair Hotel.
BERMUDA. 5 or 9 day trips
...................... $23.50.$42.50
Saturdays. Aug. to. 213. Sept. 9. 16, 30.
MONTREAL QUEBEC AND
WHITE MOUNTAINS ....... $52.00
hen gathered oven 1
' Recreation Tours
One 3: days tour. Saturday. Aug. 26. . "
NOVA SCOTtA ............... $41.00
One \‘ days, tour. August 29.
AUTUMNAL TOURS
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 6 day trig?2 .,
Mondays. Sept. ti and 15‘.
NIAGARA FALLS. 4 days tour.
Sept. 9 ...................... $3
NIAGARA FALLS. TORONTO. ST.
LAWRENCE RIVER AND MON-
TREAL. 7 day: tour. Sept. 9. £51.50
OLD POINT COMFORT AND
WASHINGTON ........... _...329.00
7 day tours. Sept to. Oct. 21. ‘
GETTYSBURG. LURAY CAVEHNS
AND WASHINGTON ........ $27.00
6 date trip. (M. H. '
For dtw-riptiro rim-afar call on ticket
agont ut drum. or udtirosd The Rec-
rontlon Tourist to. tilt Orange St.
New Haven.
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Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
The
Steamer Huntington
CAPT. WM. 0. YOUNG.
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Norwalk Mon-
days and hldayn at 6:45 3. am. and
2.25 p. m.
Leave Norwalk for Huntington, Men-
dayo and Fridayn xi 8:45 a. m. and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TlCKETS. 50c.
... w... .mmw......w...m...-...... . . Waylon—um
milliliter Boat Trips
In the communion: pomr bolt.
till
New Mildred ‘
The boat will be It Roma Polnl.
from it a. lit. until i p. m.. for Drivel; 3,?
sailing portion or regular tripa.
Ali‘l‘ifiitththd. from 1 to 10 p. 121.“,
Drilgbtt‘ui trlpu around llxittltouho and
gun buoy from ltotou l’oiat. Tick“.
10 conic. "
All portion and trips nubiecl to
change on unrouut oi“ weather.
1.01)" .
On and After FRIDAY, JUNE 23.1911 ‘
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For throws and pnrtlcuinra rounding . j
hailing parties uddroha Capt. A. W.
Mills, Ruwuyton. it. i". D. 37. Tel. 50“.
Electrical Co.“
The Only Fully Equipped
ELEonGAL and?
in tho Town
AUTO oUPFtht
Phone (little-50 South Milli) sum
South Namath. music Hail 13m
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