cheiie and New Tori: city. _
it. Hi Matthias and familyereturned.
today to their home in New ‘York, af-
ter a summer’s stay at Tokcneko.
“Herman liedler and family,‘ who
Tokeneite.‘
have been summerlng at
have returned to their home in Don-
ville. Illinois. ’ ‘, 1‘
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Russell Broadway who took a post
ttod“ih a New York sarsze recently,
has returned home. Russ says he
likes New York but there is too much
trailic.
, iiy have gone to visit Mr. Vincent's
mother in Westbrook for a few days,
.. for the benefit of Mrs.
health.
Vincent's
Russell F. Themes, the popular young
bank clerk of Rowayton, ”employed in
one of the Stamford banks, spent this
morning at the NOI‘WIIR High school.
renewing old acquaintance».
A picnic of the Rewayton Flower
Club was held Tuesday afternoon
near Richard Tiader‘s place in Toke-
neke. The meeting was very sucess-
mi and another is'plunued for the near
future.
The frost came again last night. and
in the farming districts found s num—
ber of victims unprepared. The result
is, a large amount of damage is done
to the late crops of tomatoes and oth-
er tender vegetables.
The choir of the Rowayton Metho-
dist (“blilch tendered Mr. and Mrs Da-
vid \V Mills, who were recently mar-
tied. a linen shower at the borne of‘
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Skinner, of
Meadow street. South Norwalk. It is
needless to say that with the choir in
attendance that there was plenty of
music and singing. Refreshments
wore allio scr1ed and formed no small
part in the enjoyment of the evening
Mr and Mrs. Mills whohavuJust 20.111:
to housekeeping in a newly furnished
home on Orchard street. Norwalk,
Were the recipients of many useful and
btuutirui pieces of linen At a late
hour the guests after expressing their
best “IBIICB to the newly Weds and as' '0‘ Stamford and the compst Th“ is 1“"9 occupied Miss ilafl'iott Olin
an...“ their host and hostess that!regarding the poles to luv COHCU'IU ted stead's cottage for too months.
than had spent a Very pleasant even-
ing. departed for their various homes.
The guests Wore Misses Muyme Mills
Minerva Carpenter, Frances Ceilings“
Frances (laywood, Beatrice ileWatcrs,
Messrs. Joseph It. Taylor. 'Mr. and Mrs.
David W. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
8- Bryan and Mr. and Mrs. Cliffordl
Skinner.
The regular services will be held in
the churches Sunday.
Manuel De Forellkbsa left on a
week's vacatldn. to visit his fami‘y. In
H 111'! t‘ord.
The board of selcctmon will hold its
regular meeting Monday morning in
the Town ilall.
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laxlo Hook and ladder Company
will have a wiopbone installed in the bot Mesdamu Btrangward and Charles
art-house next week.
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Two deicnus have been elected to
represent the fire company at the state
convention of dreams at Hartford.
September 27 and 28.
The new water pipes which are ba-
11111 laid along the post read from the
bridge are already put. the school.
Work on this Job is being done in rec-
ord time.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessup have returned
from their wedding trip. spent in Dom
ton and vicinity. Mr. 1.1.1.111. a mu-
be: of the plumbing firm of Hoyt &
.loasnp. They have some houw
keeping on Main street. Daring.
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The Noroton Heights belchali’team
pastures more nines scheduled for
this season. After they are played the
team will. turn m to bulletin".
flames still to be played m with the
Rivmidu. 00m andiioutit binds.
m
AMI): to 1 statement 111111111 by
Judge Wilbur. won on the m bsnlt. .
of which he is moment. started yes-
terday. The Ms have been pulled
upon by the committee sud everything
is now ready for the builders to to
ahead.
. , season is about at on end. although
Mrs. Warren ill. Smith. of Lenox Hill.
is spending a few days in blew no»:
1 6-4. The basis will be played today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vincent and fam-
The fruit am men is now on.
‘ Munaxar‘listiford smith- 1111111 ”in am
a couple of more games.
Saturday evening, in the Congregiv
lionai Clitoral: will take place the wed
ding of Miss Estelle Austiuwdaughter
oi Theodore Austin. of this town, to
Frank Roland 'Holnies. dd Newton
Heights. it is expected that Rev. Dr.
Herbert a. Brown will ofllciato'. There
wil :be four bridesmaids. Nome/irons
of honor. ,a'maid of honor and s. best
moth ' . ' . ‘
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The tennis entries, and scores at
Wee Burn Wednesday were as fol-
‘ lows: Miss Smith and partner. appos-
. tag “this Hoyt slid partner. latter won
by default; Mrs and Miss Elllmsu.
opposing Miss Hoyt and partner; for
mer won. 6-2. 112. Mrs. Jallstln and
man and Miss Weed, former wen, Mt.
The new home of Dudley T. Tilley.
work upon which has been going on
through the summer. is ready for oc-
cupancy. The owner is at his country
home in Greens Farms. The house is
on Mansfield avenue. It is quite large
and is an admirable piece of work. The
color is light brown with a border of
term ootts shade. There is a veranda
both in the front and rear. the latter
enclosed by glass.
The fire company gave ’s blewout.
Tuesday night. to the committee and
all those whose good work during the
days and nlghts of the fair brought it
success. There were refreshments and
dancing. The members of the commit-
tee present were William Dugdalc.
Richard Dugdaie. Jr.. John Bartoes.
Frederick Bower. George Craig. George
Scodeid, Walter Dugdaie, George
Pension and Chauncey Taylor.
Mrs. Esther 8. Sands, widow of the
late Dr. Samuel Sands. died at her
home in Dorian. early yesterday morn.
ing. in the ninety-second year of her
age. She is survived by one sister.
Miss Mary Sooneid. and one daughter.
Mrs A S lllbbins. both of buried.
Mrs. Orlmniins. opposing Mrs. Wen ,
1 from a visit to Belle island.
carry it to the scene at whutsvor iIre
illiib‘t occur:1'i‘bis.wlil either uneasi-
csl truck ml a. combination "chemical
and hose Vision» A soon firs deput-
in insurance. which to all to most the
viable . ,..
The first frost of the mason wall
noted Tuesday nisht. '
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Mr. flavor has sold his place he one
of- town parties-two ladies.
Mrs. G. A. Davenport has returned
Miss Helen M iddletn'ooh his return‘
ad from a two weeks’ sojourn in Fair-
held
a... ... . .
Mrs. Roband. of Bedding,» returned
home on Wednesday, after a few days'
visit with Mrs. A. B. (lei-bum.
Miss Sally Middlehrook has returned
from a visit to the mountains and is
now stopping at her summer home.
Miss JeanEiEueea has gone to
Chaths'm. Virginia. where she will err
ter a young ladies' boarding school.
While in New York this Week Mrs.
Herbert Ogden had the misfortune to
sprain her ankle while allsbtlng from
a trolley.
Eben Hill. of Reading. who has been
visiting his aunt. Mrs. A. B. (lerham.
has entered the school of technology
in Boston.
Friends in 101111 have received beau-
tiful poatsls from Mr. Solomon. Mr.
and Mrs. Solomon are new in Germany
at Wleshaden.
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Mr and Mrs. I’easc. of New York
The fuperal, which will be privatefl
will be held tomorrow morning at
10:30 o'clock. interment in spring-
Grove cemetery. {
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{ Allis in readiness now for thei
widening of the Nototon Bridge to go;
foiw.ard The comp'sny'a plans liav‘e
been accepted sud there is no need fori
further delay. There is heweier a
icontroversy between the authorities
on the“ b1.idge In the agreement. it
seems, limit! was no kind of polo spe'
rifled. The Stamford oflltials piefer
lsteel ones. but the company wishes to
put up 11'oodon poles. l
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.Illt’t‘ Wilbur loft yesterdm to apoudi
lI\\0 weeks at Booth liayt'. Mu it is
some years since he was there. He
has not traveled mllfli of late ,1'.oaaa .
but can boast of having sailed on 91 orv.
riier in Noith America. as well as.
many on the continent to the south of
us. and math even raiiiosd on this.
continent. Despite his advanced 3111118.}
Judge Wilbur is yet hate and heart1,i‘
and never tires of telling of his ex-
periences at home and abroad lie is at
a fishing onfltusiast. and can relate
some pretty good fish stories. too.
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The Norman Hook and Ladder Com-,
pan) held the opening of its four-day l
fair. Wednesday night on the grounds
adjoining the tire house.
11 well attended. Dancing was the
Iltigdnle'sorcheltrd rendered prelty‘
selections.
booth. Other booths were for _
fresliments and amusements. An All
riean dodger was
meats.
Bennett. Messrs. T W. Farley. chair‘
mun; C. Bennett. secretary: Ambrose
Ilrowcr. treasurer: .l.
George Dasdlh. Charles Scott. J. Bon-
nstt. .l. Gsfl'aey cud William Strong.
ward.
The members of the Eagle Hook.
Ladder no Hose Company are mak-
ing an active campaign for their new
iioscbrbposition and to prove to the!
voters that s new piece of apparatus
in II absolute necessity. The town
has already contracted for 'thirty are
hydrants. but these will be of no use
whatever palm enough hose is provid-
ed to make use of the water so sup-
plied. A thousand feet is hardly ade-
quote but with that amount of good
serviceable material the water will be
chains. If the hose is bought some
conveyance must, also be Provided to
We can www.mthlus comm.
ideal of Wiliou,11here she made many
lgrand stand will be entirely clear. no
it was MW of the mounds will be greatly im-
main feature or the omnlng night lbs no more' "biblkinfl' and other noises
In the hall w“ .. ca,koland to make difficult the hearing of
m, 1 the race announcers voice.
man; u). amuse .down to the main trolley gate will 9;.
The committee was composed loud. under the new arrangement a
spacious open plus. shout 100 feet in
width sad about 1.000 feet all)”
mymona, ministration building to the new auto-
mobile building.
thirty foot in width st the out and.
and sixty tut wide at the sousmobiie
building.
,stauds la the center of the present
Midway. is to be moved about seventy.
. five feet to the southwest. to 11 position
on the corner of one of the new Mid~
way blocks.
automobiles and entries!- is also
changed.
bounced curve towards the proud
stand. at its bathtubs. it will to:
straight across to'tlic Inhibition horse
burns.
outed in easily succumb places. in
1 various parts of the grounds. ,
PI-
‘dbot'ud' with conspiring with three
who have boought the Charles Lion
place in North Wilton. new in town
on Thursday looking 0111: their par
chase 1 h
Miss Minnie line, whose recent man
rings to Mr l-I1sus. of Rochester. has
been noted was for some time a real-
friends
The (‘ralg lainlh of Brooklyn “he
re
turned to their home in Brooklyn. this
week Fruidu) 1.
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THE DANBURY FAIR
New Layout of Grounds improves the
Midway
\isliors lo the Danliury Fair (0111..
371 will find that material changes
lune been made in the layout of the
grounds
The Midway is to be divided into
six equate blocks, each about 1511 foot
square in ubith the various «hows.
stands, and other features will be lo-
cated. The space in the rent of the
more or other stands being allowed
in that portion of the grounds. This
will be a much appreciated improve-
ment, as it will accomplish three ends.
The public will have 1110111 room to
imam about the general appearance
proved by the change and there will
to annoy those on the grand stand.
Fromtthe administration building
A new street will run from the ad-
Thls street will be
de‘ioag restaurant building. which
date the purohmie of a supply wsson ‘ .
or the sailboats of the present chaini- _
meat is the bait asset for lower rated
: our claim to 1 practical test?
w"... my '1 “you up moist... and,
than. the iii 1:
w. 111.1111 all the 11111. iron .1. pnt.‘ as?
the inch nu 1hr your? 1‘- more 111111
reason Why you should hesitate to out
We mm.md. 11111111111114.1111»
treatment is ‘ tinder-lies. 11111.
are eaten like candy. They are very
pmaounosdmentlo and pleasant in ac-
tion, and 11151111111me agreeable in ev-
ery 19y. N do not cause diarrhoea,
mum. flatulence. mains or any in
convenience whatever. Remit Order-
lles are particularly good tor children.
sad sad deilcstc- plume, .
We urge you to try Rani]. 0111.111“
ht our risk. Three sixes. 10c. 26c and
We. Remember. you can get Rexsll
Remedies in this community only at
our store-The Result Store. The
Clifford Phat-may. Quittner d1 Canty,
Props.
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CAMPERB LEAVE CAL? PAST‘URI.
New York Boy's Had a Very Plenum
Moon
After a most blossom summer of
camping the lprge camp of New York
city young men known to sit Calf
Pasture and the rest of the town as
"Comp Nineteen 81' through the fact
that all the members of the club
whose camp it was had last names
which started with 8, has closed. Dur.
ing the summer there was no more
lively s time at any of the camps than
the continued round of fun at Camp
Nineteen 8. The young men expected
to stay for a week mole. but were an-
expectedly forced to return to their
homes and leave the camp. They ham
not secured all their combing outfit as
yet, but will come up next week and
have it shipped to New York. “The
launch in which they were to remove
the goods was out of commission», so
consequently it was necessary to leave
without them.
The young men leave a great many
friends. made through several seasons
of camplna here, and will be gladly
welcomed upon their return next suin-
Whammy 1mm .
oompmely relieve you at milstipaticb;
ligated to us in any way whatever, if 0
. you accept our offer. could anything .
- NT 0F. WITNIOO.
' enemy mason of New Miltord.
sppesred before Judge phumwsy in
it“ militant ”parlor court.” yesterday
mm to “It permission to take
‘th “routine of unimportant witness
in the can of former-l manly Shelli!
Allen of chemo. The witness Is
very ill. counsel declared. and it was
desired to take the deposition next
Monday. 111‘. request. w‘ss granted by
the court Allen is held on the charge
of attempted bribery at the last elec-
tioo.
am»...—
.y.
Exclusions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On Ind Afici- FRIR‘AY, JUNE 28. 1911
' O
Steamer Huntington
CAPT. WM. C. YOUNG.
WIII run as follows:
have Huntington for News“: Mon-
days and Fridays at 6: 45 a. 01.. on!
Leave glean": for Huntington. Mon-
gag: :11: Fridays at 8:45 a. m. and
IXCUJRDION TICKETS. 50¢.
gut-intone CALI. m
flflRlflN HflUSE
(Gregory Boulevard).
I A I 1' N o R w A L K
Slim Dinners and All Kinds oi
do: Food Cooked to Order
Jill! {.1 ll'iillliilll. PROP.
lienwick Optical Co.
msr. During their stay here many‘
of the local rating people were eaten.
tamed at the camp. The clubmainp‘
furnished a place of outing lot about.
fifty city you“. man during the sum-
mer
‘Fsrmsrs. mechanics, rsiirosders.
Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts. burns
or bruises at once. I’Iln cannot any
where it is used.
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FOSTER HOSE SUPPORTER 60.,
APPEALS FROM DECISION. 1
~.__..
Cass Against T. P. Taylor Co. to High-1
or Court~lnfringomcnt Alleged
HARTFORD. Sept. 15.-~An appeal
in the circuit court of appeals has
been taken by the complainant from
the decision of Judge James P. Plait
in the United States circuit court in
the ease of the Foster Ilene Support-
er company of New York against the
Thomas P. Taylor company of Bridge-
port. The complaint alleged that the
defendant was infringing letters put.
out. covering a combined hose sup.
porter and abdominal pad.
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OYT'S
THEATRE
Veribcst Vaudeville 81
Motion Pictures
The main road into the [moods for
Instead of MINDS» s pro-
Nesriy s douu new wells will be io-
m
CORONKR IILIMII 0111(le-
OMR ”111.000 Mil. ~
MIDDLETO‘WN. Scot. il.-dtm Ah
torney o. B.’ Carlson, mode a form
pics for the release of Alfred 00111:qu
other ltaiisns in wrecking the Valley
Division manager train. August 21.
Coroner Ihphdti- 11. Devil. teddy. re»
leased cecohinl is $1,000 boil for o
9-1
Sept. 14'. 15 - 16
is s “SouthDsitota
Divorce
1111:1th s Friends
The Helm Children
laborers rely on Dr. Thomss’ Electric‘ .
EYES EXAMINGD FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday Ind nmmy “only”
UNITED IANK BUILDING,
South Nomlk
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
”eight Propellers is“. Pier
88. Milly". New York (foot
of Dom street). every day is:-
cont Sunday). st 3 p 111. Il‘l'dIlht
received“. «Nowell up to 4 p.
:1. sad loath thflorwsik up to 5: I!
NotwsletcmbostComm
Aunts. J. Imitit. c. o. Housman.
Losses laurel Am
you TAKE no cnauca‘
when you buy a
Stewart
Stove
We will refund money after so
d‘sys' abs, it not satisfied.
Prices from
hearing. Monday. devises had wit:
was: wordless
I diet. Episcopal Church at o
" , unlit.
‘ dared:
“““‘ W. F. Wiginore 81 Co.
- laud.
$19 to $55 TIL. can. on
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80111.00; “$3111.“ was"
V m wast-11mm». 'w“
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t assay,
‘ an. . o! the w...
man a ’ Foreign Missions
Society Wes
held Tuesday evening in Ho ho-
The attendance was the largest in
the history of the" society, and the fol-
: lowing interesting program was ren-
Singing—dill Hail the Power of Jesus'
Name, by congregation. Q
Prayer-«Rev. W. W. Gillies. _
Singing—~Misses Carrie and Nina Car-
pester.
Address of Welcome—President Miss
Smith.
Address on India—41111. George Benton
Smith.
Ditch—Misses Carpenter.
Mite Box Oderlng.
Benediction—Rev.
Smith.
The sum realised by the mite boxes
was announced to be forty dollars and
will be forwarded to India for the edu-
cation of two girls in Mrs. Parker's
school in Hardoi, indie.
..I‘an—ho- '1.
Miss MONROE ‘GOES HOME.
Miss Bertha Monroe, oi Scituste.
Maps.. 11 school teacher, whose right
arm was “badly crushed in the wreck
of the Federal Express here .iuly 11.
discharged from St. Vincent’s
b ital. yesterday. Miss Monroe's arm
is greatly improved. and eventually
surgeons say, she will enjoy the full
use of the injured member.
The .
Sexto-biade
Razor
Is Just s good plain laser.
1- I “safety." as' you prefer.
lastly shopped, keen. Imoothi
showing bladed. Ask' to ex-
smlns one.
STYLE A. $2
STYLE B. 53
CHAS. E. DOW
I0. NORWALK. CONN.
j
The Celebrated $3.50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 50¢
Call at our store and ammunition:
for yourself.
George Benton
onuoois'rs '
I North Main St. to. Namath
Does Your Roof Leak?
11.. Century Compound
"on annulus ‘
see A GALLON use A oALLort
We marsntoe the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
for estimates. Correspondence colic
Country Roofing Co . inc.
u Wuhinyuu s1. south Harwell:
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
IIIIVIGI ANDGUIIINI UP TO DA“
RATIO '2 PIN DAY AND U'WAID
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Banquets a Specialty
rooms 11 ”restroom, 11:".
fiendish” ii. deviations Visc-
Wm.
, Soup for all skin troubles whether
Athntlo City .................
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will be com 1:.
Di comfortable, you
0 5.0qu
If You
or one of your children are being made
miserable by hives, p . _ but. rub?
as or eczema. or if you . ,
pimples. Multitude. Whit »
trouble of any kind. we "want
try ZE‘MO and ZEMO Soup.
We are so anxious 'to have ya
ZEMO and ZEMO Soap that "W
you a generous sample of «to!
our 32 page booklet. “How to Panic
«the Skin,” if you will send an ‘
stamps to E. W. Rose Medicine
puny. 3032 Olive street. St. Donia.
to pay postage or set them today
the Plaisted Drug Store. who
and recommend ZEMO and new
0
be on infant or grown person. _
We know you will be pleased w ‘
results fmm the use of ZEMO 11M:
ZEMO Soap. Plalsted’s Drug Store
BRIDGEEORT DENTISTS DIN! IN
NORWALK. ' -
Twenty-live members of the Bridge»
port Dental Society journeyed liol'
South Norvfalk by autos, Wednesday“
afternoon, whereaat the Shorchuvm‘
they enjoyed a shore dinner. Aliv'
rsngements had been made for tile
advent of the dentists by Dre. .1. is
Egan. W. J. McLaughlin and C. 31.
Atkins. Prior to the big cats by trim
of diversmn there was a bail an;
betwaen the married and single in
the benedicts unmercifully lacing
bachelors. Drs. Gibbs and Sire“
was the battery for the winners a '
Dre. Myers and Hawley for the locality.
Two MONTHS 110a: osooon'
Ho'r wsA'rHsn
«1
SUFFE‘
with ? th
HEAT
dis .
IRANGE
THAT wiLi. MAKE you consent:
ABLE cm a: who on
was sssv Teams
Housatonid
PoWer Co.
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AUTUMAL T0 ‘
White Mountains ..............
May trips, Mondays Sept. 1
18. Sinclair Hotel 1361th
NI. In His ..
indsys trip. Baturdsv. 811‘» “div
ternatlnusl Hotel.
Niagara Falls. Toronto It. I.”
rsncs River and Montreal. ... l“ ”
6 day!" trip. Saturday. loot I.
Madam lay, Vb. on Lulu.
MEI" .tHHHQHtU‘dzunfi‘
d 11y p11, a or ys. .
and 23 Hotel Latte Champlain.
Waterbury. Vermont ..........
6-day trips Saturdays. Sept.
and 23. storbury Inn.
on Point emu-1 m Wabbit-11..
from New York ............
3-day2 1trips. Boturdsys, Sept... , ‘>
Getty-bu Lars 0mm
VII-blight». "Olly! New Verb.
On. tour. October to. , .
6-day trips. Sept. 11 and 111.111 '
I hols.
Harris, st doubt. or addicts
Mom ties Tourist 1311.. m
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