I
‘ hand this remedy at every opportun-
', Rial axe recommend Deans kidney
an attack of tonsilitis. .
at tilt
age Pharmacy
Prompt and eilloient '
Ionics at all times.
Personal attention givi-
-en toall prescription
work.
chum toe on trolley
patrons. coma in and
wait for your ear. ‘
CY
seiner: p
.I. PARK“. Hansen
: The Men's Class of the Methodist
bhurch will hold Its regular meeting.
tomorrow noon.
on .
; The stores in East. Norwalk Vwiii
close all day. Monday. In commemora-
alert or the day
“Mrs. C. S. Bell. of Cove avenue, East ‘
doorwalh. Is confined to her home with
«v- ---—i~
.‘ nth- "til-n unit...
“tum tndian
nut-nuns ona
orbs the timers.”
Ila Ointin iii: wt on
I .tlloé:
Mfid‘
itch”
pit d for on and”. oblige?
ml
. Bradley; this week
M
For sale by or“ Clifford PW: Raymond Matron has returned to
teen and cationic will remain hero on
cruise which he purchased new his. or October. W it ~« '~
F. B. Halter. George Spruce. the sort}
er of the establishment, has dubb
the machine the "one longer” and
are proud of the now appliance. Driver
Charles Flilow will have charge of the
auto.
have been spending the summer.
W
MIO‘OMIRRIAMINTIRTAINB.
There will be communion service
tomorrow morning at the East Avenue
)1. E. Church, thil “b01113 the nut Bun. Mill Esther ””1.th .numnw ‘
d" M the month. number (if friends at her home last
. . coining In honor of Albert 1‘. Sitimpb.
E“. Nor-walk Schools. ‘ of (lawood. N. .i.. who Is visiting
During the summer much has been here. .
done by the school committee to make Cards and music were Indulged In
the schools comfortable" and woven Miss Rose Taylor and Miss lierriain
Ient and clean. [it the Marvin school gave several selections on tilt piano
Inside painting and thorough cleaning and there was slao singing by those
he's made this attractive building bet present A little was was slven by
ter than over. At the Fitch school three of the yours men, in Which Roy
painting outside and lesion. liaisomlng Isthm toot: the can of the minister
and overhauling of heating arrange- and Albert Stumph waa.,the bride and
mentp and thorough cleaning, together Mill"? Merriam the srooln- Philip
with painting of the surrounding fence Merriam “W1 “3 best man. The 3'0““!
has made a decided change for the “W“ 4'9"“ In costume ‘07 their
m
Itumpii.
”The weekly' devotional meeting oil
the Epworth League will be held. to;
saorrow evening, at the East Avenueé
llethodlst Church.
better. Teachers and pupils will air ”'m‘“ ”1"." “k” °“ splendid-
preciate all that has he” done by Iy. Muchlaughtor fwas caused by the
way of Improvement. comedy.
rue schools will open on Tuesday. All were sorry that Mr. Stumph was
Solit- 5th. Parents “a requested .50 to return to his home today. but are
The regular meeting of the ”-Ioung
People's Society of Loyal Workers will
be held tomorrow evening. in the Ad it
went Christian Church. The president”1 i
will lead the meeting and the topic will
be “The Ladecinn Church. " ' i
A number of the [dust Norwolit mem-
Mrs of the Carpenters' and Joiners
send all children of school age on the looking "forward to his next. visit to
am on; of the tours“ not deprIVe‘ “0“”! N0"“*- .
any of the benefits “w”. accruing. Refreshments were served duriua
othose who get . “good start." the evening and all left at a late hour.
Pupils of five years of age make {declaring Mll‘s bismuth a charming
tine kindergarten class. Pupils tin 'r:’;m’er‘”d ' r. tnmpb a roya en~
, l‘ c . l
d“ the eacept in are I!” are mi Those present were the hllsses his‘
iyouug to enter. Entering children at.
isuitnblo age. and Initiating on regular- 71' Kaufman. Ch" ““6“ Blather
, the. no.5. or one s. isweet. who
tiled lit this colon several years ago. g ,
. was settled before Judge of Probate ’
his duties In Porto moo- lira; lilht- ,.
li‘l‘link Disbrow. of California. In ‘
vlsitin] at ills house or Mrs. hilly Atir ‘
sins. where his wife and two children _
Cards and Music In Honor of Mr.
next morning found her up and on
an EXCITING aovsnruas.
4...... decit at eight o'clock.
Ml Widiflll “NY by | Girl “MOO“ Ethel Informed her at. breakfast ‘
Y‘ssoa aid
that Richard Fairileld,«l:iiliy'a room-
mate atflcollsge, would Join them'tiia‘t
morning. She“ said she thought It
wouldebe a little monotonous for a
worldly person like Maxine to have
such a quiet littia party, so she had
Invited Richard
At about hali'pnst eleven, the new
guest came aboard the yacht, and woe
warmly greeted by Ethel. who intro-
It was daztly five minutes after
eleven when hillside opened her large
blue eyes and gazed sleepiy around
her eimoun...iurnlshed room. She
had to loot: twice~st her tiny geld
clock to beans that her eyes were
not deceiving her. Could It be possi-
ble that It was eleven and after! This
was the first time for almost a month
that she had slept later than ten. Bile
rubbed her eyes and then jumped out
of bed.
It was a beautiful morning. to be
sure. and almost any person would
have noticed this but slum. an.
never gs've a daoood look at Old oth-
er Nature's work.
The brat thing she did after getting
out of bed was to ring for her maid.
athletiolooking person. with light hair.
blue eyes and very" fair skinm-when it
wasn't tanned by the sun. This deo
scribes Richard Fairdeltl.
That night Ethel and Billy walked"
the deck on one side. and Maxine and
eleven o'clock when they started for
bed.
duoed him to Maxine. He was a tall .
Richard on the other, and It was just ,
The little Preach girl some”: and
bowed a good-morning. but her mic
tress toolt no heed of it.” "Marie, will
you bring me my mail and than you
can help ms dress. Be quick. now. for
i, have no time to waste. it is rather
Five nights later, they were all sent-
ed on deck and enjoying the sea breeset
when one of the deck hands came up
from the engine room and beckoncdl’l
to Billy to come to him. They had not
,eacited conversation in whispers. ande
DECIDED BARGAIN’S AT
Gilli“?
V PRICE’S
Price’s Clothing Store
K
Does
98' Washington Street
Phone No. 11sec.
DEE" HARD WOR_K to get the heating system in
your babes in good working order every winter?
i‘iieade. Rose Teller and Miss lllsihol' ‘
late." 2 Maxine could see that something wnsi
"Yes. Madamoiaielle." Vila all hisriei wrong. The yacht had stopped. and
said 'the high waves were rocking it fur-‘
in about five minutes aha came in
loudly
Union will attend the clamhako, which “it 0' attendance Mill" It”!!! and
will be held at Schmidt's grove, W iaucoessfui and happy students in the
The men are planning to have a pl.» 5 advanced grades. Much of the onset
at time of It. isiactory work of school children is
[Lillie to too early crowding of the pu
llev. Charles J Anderson will oill- oil and to Irregularlty of attendance.
this at the services which will be The corps of instructors for the your?
held at the Swedish Congregational Is as follows.
Church tomorrow morning and oven- Superintendent. (horse E Thomp-
dus. Communion sen ice will be ceie“ soil
mated In the' morning.
i
i
..imon head teacher; liiiss Vesta W.
Frank 1" Clark. contractor started Maihew. bliss Reba A Lyman. Mi“
work on the contratt on the coricrete Charlotte Singleton, Miss Carrie l1?
sidewalk In front of the Mayflower Petty. lilies llefbn Mitchell. Miss (‘lnrsé M
Hook and Ladder Company Qiml‘iel'l:veld0li
”In Van Zant street this morning. The‘ Fitch Schoolwhliss Marlon
”work Is being done at tho expense 0! Weeks. head teacher; lilies May F.
the district, the district. committee Anderson. Miss Annie llriody, Miss
having authorized It a shert time ago. ' Helen C. Thompson. Miss Ruth
Iateelc Miss Emma l. Poisons Minn
“"0118“ ”‘9 “it” NOW” WP“ llaael M Baldwin Miss Amelia w-ult.
who will attend the international mo taker M‘s“ Amelia Becker
tor bout races in Long Island. Mon- District Committee lace mm,» DH
slay, will be Frederick Hodges, Lesteri
Merriam and Messrs. Albert 1'.
Summit Roy Lathani. Arthur Merriam
and Philip Merriam. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Eerrias and Ellison Ferries.
Mr. and Mrs. William Q. hicrriam.
.4. w” ... ”W...“ n
"You know there are microbes In
and handed Maxine a lam handful “i lily came over to where the party,
Milan and a few cards. hfaaine toolzsat and said hurriedly: "I hate to telli-
them and glanced over each. Olss was the terrible news to you. but the fact .
from her cellos: chum antler rm Is we hare arms a rock and spmusi;
from bar hatiu simmer; there weroi a less. The men have been pumping}
live or six Invitations to after-gum the water out since lunch. when they
teas card and theatre parties. recap drst found It not. They say they can
everything. nowadays," remarked Iheitions. etc. The rest were nnlmporlant.g not keep the water out much longer.‘
boarding house lady.
‘And when I heard the cook pound:
i \iarvln SchOOI-«liliss Edith Cross .iflg the steak before breakfast wee? '“u basket and was just
emf"— ~Voakera '
she trying to kill
Statesman
.. e... .u... .,
..§A Big Assortment of
Stone Ware
Sp ecialties about 20%
Below Usual Prices
mostly advertisements. Bile tore but so we had better be prepared to Ieuvc'
of the mail up, throwing It into the the boat gt any moment." ~
about mi Elliot and itulae use both fainted
destroy two letters when she boumdi in the middle of this episode. and;
that they had not been opened “My. when they came to were so frightened:
I must have overlooked these." was that they could hardly keep from my?
her exclamation One of the lotion In; They dually got their things to "
was from that tiresome and mellow gather .as but they could. pinning
five count in arts. and the «W! this? cortisol- on themselves. .
why that was from little Ethel Bey- The whole crew seemed so excltOd
more, who wait on board herbs-band's that they lost a lot of time in doing
beautiful yacht it was an Invitation naming
Iobewitb thcm on "The Fairy" as The boats were lowered and the
long as she wished Theirs was real four get In one and the crew In the
Iy the only one Ibat sbe intended to ac- other. They could see the Iauduome|
cepi .lhip sinking, slowly. but surely. and
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fun
we now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
It thoroughly, so that you'll have no trouble‘whoa
you are ready to start it.
The Jones & Hotchkiss Co.
ICTIHA'l’tB CHEEIFULLY FURNISHED
It
‘
.fi Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk, Conn.
at the 4—door ,80
“L00 h. ‘1). Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch
magneto and coil; everything tint-class. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacturers. for stars. For run psi-domain call or‘oooms
F. E LOCKWOOD 8. C0.
” WC" MOP-(Pm) Gangs. Water “not. Nor-walk, Conn.
- )lchtodisf Church tomorrow
.. ' lira. ;. Morelli. at Union street,
Wheeler and many others. Those
who went to Huntington. yesterday.“
missed the trial races by about an hour
although they saw several of the
speedy boats in action.
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Rev. William W Gillicn will oilicinte‘
at the morning and evening services'
which will beheld ut the Fast Avenue‘
(‘nmmu- i
nion service will be celebrated in the
morning and the choir has prepared
some special music for the day. Thai
slay being Labor Sunday, indicationsi
are that the services will be well at
tended. i
George R. Van Alstyne, preprietor off
the Crescent Laundry, of Seaview'
avenue. has rigged up his autodoliv-
cry wage. having made over the ma-
-.
' IlilllBLV PiiilVEli
South Norwsik Readers Can No Lonl-‘morrow.
er Doubt the Evidence.
This South Norwaik citizen testified
lonmngo.
Told of quick
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony Is cempletomthe
evidence conclusive.
it forms convincing proof of merit.
relief—of lasting
M Namath Conn. says: “I had
trouble from my kidneys tor years and
often was In adsory from a dull ache
across my back and sharp. shooting
"hires In lily loinsu A lrload told are
about Doeu‘ s Kidney Pills and getting
'a supply at Plaisted‘s Drug Store.l
‘Hgsn their use. After I had taken a
M doses 1 found that they wot-e hell)-
lng Inn and the contents of our bolas
restored me to good health. ifreooln-
ity."—-‘8tutement
m Q )
given April :6.
\ decond Indommvnt. "
Ira. Monolii was interviewed on
June :2 1911mm at. said. "1 than
when l have the opportunity and
hair too elected to confirm tor
' ‘ statement given In their
is ’ ,
lbr'isaie by all dealers. Price to
Burr Bench Ralph b. DeWiIt IUTT‘R POT.
PRESERVING JARS
14 gallon to so gallon
scan revs. caassnous
! smelt cane. now" save
herons Tea mo corrss sore
SAUGATUCK '; F. A.
“00.! FURNIONII
——
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John Barlow has sold his farm to
out of town ram“- coauan wan. awn men an.
The number of cottages at Compo "DIWALI. CONN.
bench will be closed lifter Labor Day ‘
Norwsk llmcii Office of
The Evening Seethiei
w
Mrs. 'Harry Hull has been entertain-
ing her granddaughter from Bridge
port
W.
Church services and ‘Buudsy school
will be resumed at Christ church to-
. ...:GIOVer’ s
returned from a month's visit apenti
' 'l‘llEd’LACE
out of town.
A Mann Paoatm 'ro sows
THE BOYS’
School Shoe
'l‘HI III? ANIWII ll
Mr. and Mrs. Williamoilbert leave
Nat York today for their new home
In Porno Rico.
Owing to the weather. business at
Combo beach has been at a standstill
the past week.
W
Mrs. Eugene Godfrey of Cross High;
way has been the meat of bar daun-
tsr In Bridgeport
Mrs. Chsrles Barlow. who has been
visiting in town. has returned to her
home in Port Chester. ii. ‘1.
Jarvis Smith. well known In this
town, is very Ill at his home In Black
Rock with typhoid fever.
lliss Daisy lieaitar or Cross High-
any has gone in Bridgeport where ,
sire will malts her future bolas. .
An Interesting gains of ball will , ‘
take phds this afternoon between the
wanton and Momma mes. .SOiid. SW, SW
31.2.1.5», $1.50
The harshness muons will he held
on Bapteniher a. additive Democratic
shill) i '*
She slipped into her silk dressing:
gown. and at.» breakfast in her room.
This was a huivii of which her father?
did not apprmv but her mother tried‘
to explain to
fashion" and
did the same.
An hour Inlet" that young
added a ilniwhiug touch to her
i n that it was "just the
at all Hume's friends
"toil-
ette" by putting a bit of powder on her
She looked very stylish;
shiny nose.
in her light blue linen suit ,and It
showed her izrimefnl Iigure to advan-
ia80« ‘
Ibo bad lb. touring ear sent around
to the front timr, making It clear that
she wanted llcilry to drive the car. not
Joe.
Flacing he: toot on the edge of the
car. she iummi lightly is. giving her
orders to tho chauffeur. "You can
drive around to the stem Henry. I
want to do n little shopping."
After two lmlirs of buying. she called
Henry In to «any the packages out to
the car.
When she got home she informed
her mother that she was going to
spend a few days with the Beymours'
on heard their yacht.
Marie packed her mlstress's suit
case and accompanied her to the sta-
tion. floated in a comfortable parlor
oarchair.witnsgeodbooliands
bus of Huyier's. she decided she
would have quite an easy ride.
When the train mobsd'ber station.
she siighted bag and liggsae. Bud-
denly she spied Ethel through the
crowd. 'l‘hsy embr‘aosd each other
and Marine was led to the not"
which I“ to ill" thsni to ill. boil»
house.
'l‘wenty minutes‘iolor the! were on
the yachtr It wars stifnl white
meat. Which ”minded. tine of a bird
as it rode on tile water. and as llasils
lay luauriamly blob In a steamer
chair. she felt as she had not felt for
a long time-«perfectly saw. his
was s new expeflwnod for list. Balls
and card parties had grown tiresome.
sud she was last Indies it out.
She went down is liar stats-room at
half past on to M“! tor dinner aha
decided upon a until light blue lawn;
which little
icame and want the bout.
ladY‘
Ethel's tears rolled down In torrents
gas she thought what pleasant times
she had spenton‘ it. The men rowed
diligently for some time. but the sea
gres rougher- aad rougher so they
gave It up as vain \ monster wave
Ethel and
Marine screamed as they touched the
water. it, was just like Ice. Billy
managed to grab Ethel as she came
up the second time. but Maxine came
up and went down twice and nobody
was there to rescue her. She wenc
down and came up for the third time
just as someone caught her by the
arm
and Richard was sitting by her. she
looked bewildered a moment? and then
her face cleaned as she said: "0h 1
nmembar aow.1‘hanh you so much
for saving are. L should have been
drowned now. had you not come along
'When you did. But where are Ethel
and Billy?"
“They have just gone in quest of
the inhabitants 0! this Island and will
be back in it short time." was his r0
ply.
One year has passed since that
dreadful night. and now the name par~
ty are taking a cruise in “The last
ins" a beautiful yacht. oven finer than
"The Fairy." which came to such a
sad end. "The liarins" was one of the
wedding presents which Richard gave
to his charming wlfs-our herding.
NOTICE
We. request our
patrons to he as
economical as
possible with the
useoiice. "
When she came to, she was on land ‘
v
.AUTlJMN’S BEST OFFERING .
In the choicest cuts of most will he
found here. We never disappoint cus-
tomers in the freshness. juiclucss and
wholesomouess oi our pleats. and
among our early fall offerings you will
discover many meat dainties to picusc
both eye and palate. Phone or call
for your orders. We guarantee to
please.
Charnok’s Market
75 NORTH MAIN 81'.
TEL. 445. FRI; DELIVERY
BOUT" NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 40, with lraneh Motions In All Departments
Lumber lend Mill Work for Everything
“Trill! II no PLACI LIKI HOME.”
A borne and constancy of purpose will win for any man. The'trnc
American heme hasproved the strongest bulwark against failure In
many a mans career. because It gore him a deiinito object for which
to save and furnished him with an insight Into the higher idcule that
are soossential to progress and prosperity. it you re thinking at
building. we want to talk with you about the material.
”fl”
a
THE NEW SCIENCE
mutation-cue
Chiropractic la the science of the
esnssofmdiseassaad the art ofadv
Notice
Justin the earns. Diseases are «used
by a wrench, twister orinspraia lathe
back. lven' if done in childhood It pug-m. you, and August
«and masses and pain in .
flmlfls Is the ill! I mm as our «on will close on sat.
Chiropractors reinovsthocausmrf- mot.m.at‘ r
thisdiseassaadmdhealtblsr . o M.
restored through . asrvios every other wssit
”it" 'mm m" “first! ‘ a f 7 s ‘
an an . .
mismatchin- syroin miniskirt
curvature ottbeapins.
minus! gIvIIgOli
ohano‘stobslp
Ti bf" "
st Mirrored or. so. «dawns
tamer. loam
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