Mrs. Danloir P. Morell entertained
relatives from New Canaan. yesterday
afternoon. .
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A large number of Rowayton people
enjoyed the water sports at Tokeueke.
Gaturday afternoon
Mrs. Willie B. Mills. of Crockett ave-
one, entertained friends from South
Norwalk. yesterday.
The Men's Club. of Royayton, will
meet Wednesday evening to talk over
plans for the winter.
Mrs. Warren E, smith, of Moon
Hill. has been spending a few days
with relatives in New York City.
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“William Mohre. Jin. spent yesterday
' With‘ an parents on Pond atreet. re-
. turning to New York this morning.
Three well known young men from
this place missed the last car for home
Saturday night. and were so much die-
inclined to walking that they engaged
as coach to take them to Rowaytop.
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That the summer is passing is dem-
onstrated by thes number or city peo-
ple who are almost daily leaving this
section for their winter homes. The
exodus the past week has been quite,
heavy.
Work has been started on the new
house in Rowayton for Miss Sarah
Hamilton. St. John and Keuse‘r have
the general contract. Thomas Robins
doing" the mason work. Charles Pen
not] the plumbing and furnace heating
and EugeheMitohell the painting. The
plans show a. {male houxe, 26x28 feet,
containing six rooms.
’l‘he tennis court of the Kindly club.
which has been receiving attention all
summcr, will now be left in its present
condition until next spring. It was
at first thought that steps would be
taken to have the court placed in first
class condition this full, but the idea
has" been abandoned and the ground
will remain as It is now. Many games
have been played on the court and the
routcsts will continue until the wea-
thw- prohibits.
Ilclluncc liook and Ladder Company
ling petitioned the sccroiary of state.
“to grant a cliche; of aging“) Retiring
.h‘lre Oompam. we; had expects re-
ccticd the desired outhorl y to m'hke.
the change “cry shirtlr.
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company
eccurcd a hose Jumpcr and quantity
of hose, and at that time the matter
of changing the name to Reliance
Hook and Mulder Company and llosc
Company was considered. This was
deemed too long. and consequently the
name Reliance Fire Company. Inc...
was chosen. This will enable the or-
ganization to change in any sort. of
firp lighting and have all kinds of ap
paratus desired.
DARIEN
OROTON
A son has arrived at the home or
ii. Mecouibor.
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.l. i). Greene of Greene lane will cast
Illli first vote this year, as he moved
into Noroton last April.
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Mr. and Mrs. dioward Morrlas of lr-
2 TIIEBMTBII'I llllEE‘l'lllll
can be restored.
.. not purse, gripeucause nausea. flatu.
Recently the[
Much Sickness on. to ‘llowat Dis-
' orders.
, Adoctor's liratkquestioa wheucon.
suited by a patientis. “Are your bow-
els regular?" He "knows that ninety-
ei‘xht per cent. of illness is attended
with inactive barrels and torpid liver, .
and that this condition must be rumor
ed gently and thoroughly before health
. lieu" Merl-lea m a Mam.
pleasant and safe remedy for constipa»
tin and' bowel disorders in general. We
are. so certain of their great curative
value that .we bromine to return the
purchaser's money in every case school
they fail to produce entire satisfaction.
Benn Orderlies are eaten like can-
dy. they act quietly, and have a Booth-
ing. strengthening. healing influence
on the entire intestinal tract. They do
lence.’exceosive lameness, diarrhoea
or other annoying effects. They are
especially good for children, weak crl
old folks. Three sizes. 50c. 250 and
the. Sold only at our store—~The Rex-
all Store. The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner & Canty, Props.
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agent for the International Harvester
Company of America. Mr. Stokes hasi
the largest corn crop in Noroton thist
season. He has about 22 acres.
There wete two sales of real estate
in Barton last week, with mortgages
recorded of $9. 500. For the second
week of Septemoer, last war. therei
were the sales and mortgages of $8. I
«00.1mm week's transfers follow:
Anna Stevens to Harriet llny Harvest
avenue; Tokeneke Corporation to Al-i
ice ll. Shepard Tokeneke.
FRUIT
CANNING
The fruit coming season is now on.
We can supply everything necessary
Schlichting Bros.- & Go
cor. Rollrood Ave. E biota 8L. Berton
Select Groceries, any. Grain. Flour
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A new roof has been put on part of
the Killing house.
Mr. and Mrs. John 1). Fourhake are
expected home next week.
John Schmidt and family of New
York, “he hose been occupying lolm
\’lon-' a small house. hate returned to
New York.
(lecture Hurst, who has been spend-
ing his summer vacation at the homc
of his aunt has returned home to at
tend school
James Donahue and family have re
turned to New York. after spending
a wry pleasant summer in their cot
tnuc, butt here this spring.
‘lnude Riohe hoe returned to his
home. after spending a very pleasant
week in New York at the home of
her aunt, Mrs George Hurst.
Miss Ashes Wall. who has been
spending the but few weeks at the
home of Mrs. J. Babbitt. has re-
turned to her home-in New York.
wanton. are spending two weeks at
it. in reported that William A.
mm scam IT rate .
IIE OUEOEOBFUL
doom First PM
rind out with precision by the odioials , ‘
and participated in by a large number
of entrants whose acts of skill and ac
oomnlishment were cheered by the , ,
throng of onthuclasttc spectators,
Lille clockwork did the program
work out. so well planned and to «W
portly managed it was by'the dammit...
tee in chemo headed by fibroblast
mm. of in. Club. Althoudli the sports.
were held at a late date in the summer
season. yet the day turned out to be
wauner than any other (lay of last
week, and as beautiful as any day dur-u
ing the summer.
Generously did the committee make
three events upon their program open“
to all and this spirit was greatly ap~
predicted by the people of the town.
although there were but few outside
entrants. A number of pleasure craft
took parties from the Country Club,
the, Knob Club and the Norwalk and
East Norwalk Yacht (llubs to witness
the exhibition. and all were courteous-
ly received. 3
The prices for the events were
awarded Immediately upon the com-
pletion of the events“ in the beautiful
club house. the winners of the various
races receiving their rewards while
still attired in bathing coatume. The
prizes were silver cups. gold-lined.
with the Tokeneke Club emblem upon
them. besides the attractiie engtai
lug. All who received one or more of
these awards were duly appreciative
Proniptly at 3 o'clock. the follow
ing program at events one starzted
lUOIVhl‘d swim—«Otto Bourne, first;
Be'rnatd Kalkcr. second: Flank \ch
liei Parish Watson and Jerome Pea-
l’uil- yard swim for boys-Jcsse llall,
first: Rowland Field. uecoad.
ht) yard swim tor ladics~~llliss Leone
lilaphnm. first; lilac Mercy Lloyd. sec
and: Mrs. Herbert Wheel“. third;
Mrs John Machlar,tiu fourth.
25 yard swim for girls Miss (ineliv
‘dolin Perri. first; Miss Miriam Ward.
ntcond.
Special swim tor Atria under ten-~—
Mlsa Josephine Royic, first; Miss
li’liillls Carriugton second: Misc Ella.
jnheth Contagion. Miss Iklf‘Olb) Sling-
'luft and Miss . iliua ltoi lo
Special suliu for boys under twelve:
lIhloltl i'nltluulmt. flt';8l bdrm-d
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third
‘ Tub raccwlntcy Until. winner; Mir
iluui Ward. lbu‘othy Sliugluff Ilmid
.liinplmrn and Edward \\'lasnrr.
3 Half mllc uwluv I'i'Atttlliv. Mon. first
Mun Moshe. ccr:oud llo:,truc thlrrl
l‘atlsh \\nt~'on and J. it. ilucauan cnr
‘tcrcd but lllll not finish ‘
i-‘nury (ll\lil_L licbcrt \i' hcc ier. first
,Alutl Monos. scrotum Andre“
' Stnnlcy lluldwfn. and Charles Force. l
t‘nuoc tilting Messrs. Dali and lion-l
igliwti ou-rthrou‘ t‘hltlmiticn and (‘ltut'
ttltltlll licasra. Watgoa and Voillior
ourlltrcw Greenwood and Wheeler. .
lI‘ in.il~~llouulass and [hill oiortlircwi
ntson und \‘cillicr.
t‘unrm [lace Messrs. (‘ hitteudeu and
Doll sottlnd; “nuclei and (lieoliawood
thlid;. (ltto llourno and Stanley llald
uiu capsized.
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WOMAN 8 CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING
Members Entertainer! at the Home of
Mrs. E. J. Hill. Friday.
The W'oman n (‘lilc IA'IIKIIQ, of Nor
t
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:walk hcld Its first meeting for the
Beacon with hire a. ..l mu. Friday at ’
tornoou. Much important business
um: despatched and there was euthua
lactic interest cxprossod in a number
or topics. The success of the brlluo
and pork scheme first demanded ut-
tentlcn. as this has been the emu-rial
enterprise for the mod of the town
Ithe league halt hall at heart since the
'm-ganiutlon of the association. The
monetary was instructed to send a
the bounce”. it. .r‘lcltert of this tmm.‘ ”Willi hill "I016 the house and note of thanks to the local press tor
sumo—q...
An excursion will be given today. in
round: immediately adjoining. which
it
late recently bought from A. W. Lord:
ttho aid {iron this project
rue lacuna to new concentrating its
, the launch of H. 1.. Fowler, martian to a family named Hildebrandt A odorl- uponcompletinutho auditorium
from Ring» Eng bridge and llotnit to1
Captain‘s island.
M rs. Charles Caldwell and. daughter.
Mrs. Lutterman. spout Friday with
Mm. tinldwell's other daughter. Mrs.
J. i). (lroeue. on the Heights.
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Mrs. Fitzgerald. her granddaughter.
Miss Sherwood, and Miss atom. are
the latest arrivals at the boarding-
housc of Mrs. Becker on the Jlelxhto.
The new guests came from Brooklyn
Tuesday.
Now that the baseball season is
nearly over. the numbers or the fire
company on the Mitts are turning
their attention to noel, and there they
can be found each evening. trytni new
sum. ,
The seven-amid dotmhter of 0. II.
Macmber of Walt warmth died Fri-
day morning of moatnlitis. and was
buried rem wliorc the hem of
conducted ill, the
Ghurch mum.
J h. Macombor to. The services were
boils
sculptor canted MaoNeil. who is a
friend of Solon H Borxlum meted
into the house on Saturday to apend a
two wack'u vacation there
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VETERAN. MEIT lN CAPITAL
CITY.
Fighting Fourteenth authors For An-
nual Reunion.
HARTFORD. lent. 14.-'l‘he illit-
lng Fourteenth Connecticut volun-
teers. who received weir martial bupI
tiara at Antietam. Sept. 1?. 1863. met
here Saturday to annual "union.
There were no veterans present. rm
mm craps:- having thinned th
rank; by 16 since they we last to
author. “out. moi. fl. A Moore of
rm WWII. the all! commander of
the ”diluent. m In attendance and
he’ unwell an. chem by his com-
rates. it WW“ to hold the re-
onion in Waterbury next year. The
racism «in. were elected:
ritualistic-4 o. Ohetliold. Water—
oil Production-Joseph Bishop.
., at item; It. s. mocks, Middle-
in! the history. Mrs. E J. Hill helm!
chairman of a committee appointed.
for thin purpone $40.00 in cash and.
Diedlm for “20. 00 have been received.
There is also a box at the library in
to which boards are asked to drop eon-
'trlbutions and there are several hills
in this. Min Ferry «unpainted an en-
?tortatumont committee consisting of
the library committee and three addl
tionai members. hire. a. W. Willie,
Misti Julia a Lockwood and Min Pin-
neo. to ammonia a series of entertain.
memo to raise money tor this matter.
The chairman of the educational
of. the Work done this hummer. A
card catalogue or all the women be
longing to the clubs in town. 486. has
been made and circulars have been
sent to these After some discussion
it war voted that a letter he sent to
the candidates for office. asking where
each stands upon come of the matter
the Home coneltler. vital
Adjournment to October 18th.
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VETERANS AT NARTPOID.
making other kinds of apparatus,
crusade by the poor cheap warm.
~10 make and sell.
Lilith; .M .. ..
committee made a otatement [of the ‘
STAMFORD
An almost unscrupulous war of
words on warm-air heating has
been waged by some engaged In
and they have been helped in their
air furnaces that some tnanuiaCr
turcrs have been foolish enough
If all warm-air furnaces had
been as good as the Stamford.
steam and liotwater would have
had a” poor chance.
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FOR SALE BY
Horace ll. Nash
Corner North Main and West struts.
’7 Connecticut men to whom was
awarded the model of honor for brave
T\ in tho Cl‘ll par, presided at the
forty ninth reunion oi the idlmcnthi
Connecticut minutecrs in G A. it. llllll
in this city yesterday. in the abeence
of the president. John Randolph Kerri
of New York city. ' About 75 members‘;
were present and many were attended
.\ their Wlii‘rl and duubghtorl. Dinner}
was proildctl in, the women of Roberti
‘.(.l Tylcr rpost. titllccrs were reelected
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Proeidcnt- lohn RH Kerr. New
pork. '
Secretary .tud' Treasurer —-« Capt
Christian Qidmi linuhury.
lixctullxe t‘ommlitce—- Mrs. M Jen-
nic Eastman. Miss lI‘ Adelaide Suck
oil. “can E. (lane Hartford.
The ll: reunion ulll ho hold in this
Cit)
HILLSIDE ,
(Founded by Elizabeth Ilurr Mead.
1883.)
A School for Girls
PROSPECT HILL. ’NORWALK
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday. September 21.
lilll, at nine o'clock.
College Preparatory and General
Courses for older girls: Kindergarten.
Primary and intermediate Depart.-
meuto for little girls and hen under
ho yours. Branch too in in all
grades. Arrangements mo 0 for meet-
ing children who one the Hollow and
for serving a hot luncheon Terms and
illustrated booklet on application
The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning alter September
eleventh.
Margaret R. Bundling». A. I.
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Veribest Vaudeville 8:
Motion Fumes
Sept. 185-19 20
LOMMIR JOHNION ‘ "MIL
090K! IN
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‘ ’ waiter-t new 9%??th
emu $1.000 Menu of Gllnrwm u
deuce 01"!“er ii. Chopped. I. indict!
citizen. was entered early today. and
on. Entrance was forced through a
covered the burglary when
Exclusions to Huntington and
‘ 0n and After FflerhAY. JUNE 23, 1011
4 ‘ . ‘
Esters Dinners and All Kinds cl
Jlllli ll'illlllllll. PllflP
Feawlclt Optical Co.
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We will refund money after an
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Residence of" Newtonian Mon
now pontoon. KNODE.‘13.—‘TIN mob
feature of Westport.
loot children
St. 000 worth of solid silverware stot 80‘
veranda window. My. Ch pelt dis
0 came
downstairs this morning. The police
have uncovered no clues.
Sentinel want. ads. bring reunite.
rp—
leg—
, Willey Grove
eunuch rm: rants
Steamer Hunhngtoa
CAPT. WM. c. YOUNG.
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Nomlk flou-
doyo and Fridays at c: 45 a. m. and
2.25 p. m.
Leave Nerwalk for Huntington. Mon-
days and Fridays at 8:45 a. m. and
port colony has had an exhibit. and
Mrs. Lawr‘onm Mazaanovlch, and Ma.
W. G Krieghot‘f, who, with the wives
of artists. and the artists themselves.
‘ made the exhibit n’ succesa. say that
this exhibit will be made a permanent
Over also was cleared for the hen-
fit of the Public Library in the art
exhibit given last week by members
or the Westport Artists' colony.
The
xhibit was held in the upper floor
t the library building. ..
This is the lint tlmothatrrthe West
were admitted
free all during the picture show. They i,
had opportunity to see pictures of the
finest type of the modern school. since
each artist in Westport excello in his
particular line.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahnckemo- G. C. Cobbcns, H. Pet-
tihone..New York; R. J'. Lynch. Samuel ,
Grecnstein, Bridgeport; B. J. Wicket,
TL. Mints. Newark, N. J.;
F‘. Tics, New Rochelle: C. Jones. StamI
ford; Mr. and Mrs. P
Bruhem. Dan-i
Montgomery, Boarsdale; .1. M. Layton one bottle of Compound. but Imp
E H. Smith, F.
Mathews, H. B. liundle. city; Miss G
Wébb, New York; Mrs. Preston, Ocean} wWhy will women take chart
Grow. N.
Miss 2 Dean. T. Dean Dar-lea; W. P;
London. Hartford. H F. Pulls. Pair-can find heulthln LydlaEPlnkhaui.
oaic. N. J.
U. Lawton M. E.
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5:30 p. m.
EXCURIION TIOKITO. we.
- retalytollc OALl no
00R llll HilllSi
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A I T N O R w A L K
Sea Food Cooked to Order
beto-blade
CHAS. E. 110W
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The
to Just a good plain Razor.
or a “safety."as you prefer.
Easily strapped. keen, smooth-
ohovlng blades. Ask to ex-
amine one.
STYLE A. $2
STYLE 8. $3
I0. NOIWALK. CONN.
EYES EXAMINED If!!!
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Gummy evenings
UNlTED BANK BUILDING.
south Nervnlk
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
:3. East River. New York (tool
of Dover street). «or! do! to:-
copt Quad-y). at 3 p In. Frolllit
located at up to I
u. and no to c:
WMWGM
Anal». a. hull. o. o. Hm». W guarantee the weather wear of
tone-e Mm! “all our expound tor‘throe years. Write
r for estimates. Correspondence colic.
.ltoli. ‘
you raxa no cannon ,
'whcn you buy a
Stewart
Steve
doyo’ use. if not “defied. .
Prices from
$19 to $55 rot. estrus
A‘ 1' ANGEWNE & flit” onus WWW
son 00. “iii-«iii our“
set-m MW W ”w
rite celebrated $3.50
Safety Razor
Call at our store and examine them
W F. Wigmore &Co.
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
050 A GALLON
Hotel Mahackemc
IGNVIGI AND QUINN! UP TODAY.
RATIO 02 FIN DAY AND WWI”
fBanquctssSpedalty
WELLER
for 50c
for yourself.
DIUGOIBTD
I North Nola It. So. Norwalk
mu ALL LINK!
650 A GALLON
count Namath
5. R. coupon. flu.
concur DINNERS rsc'
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Encounter: a. iowmmm '
J. Oktovle, I
Iotandard remedy for female -,iiis
. Niagara Falls. Toronto.
'mrhura. Vermont
domino and Profile
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Weednncdbrlediafi
ham’ sVegeta‘ble Coin
Elwood, lad. —-“ Your re
The doctors‘eeidt .
. elnd not get or
without a
Is I was afraid to stop we NeOon.”-:W
SADXE hat LLEN. 2728K B. 8}. m
ti (1 t can
In re on or rag on a
hormone existence. missing thing.
ifo urths of the joy of living. when t
e table Compound? .
Why: thirty years it has been i
has cured thousands or women a
have been troubled with such .
nomadic lacementmntiamnuti
ulceration. broid tumors, irre: . .
ties. periodiprains. backache. .
tie and nervous prostration.
fiyou have “Niall Intent
wrihetoM on. m ' ‘
for advice. You! ,
“who absolutely co .. w .
and the advice tree.
Two mourns MORE or dead?"
HOT WEATHER
THAT wru. MAKE YOU concom-
ABLE CAN ea HAD on
SUCH sasv rams
Housatoni
PoWer Co. 1
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eytrps. cm mam
18. Sinclair Hotel. MM
Niagara Falls
a days trip. Saturday.”
ternaticnal Hotel.
suave-coco
math?
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mo. River and Manhunt“ . .
l dare trip, Saturday em 0.
“more lay. Vb. on Lake ._. M
Pluh‘ ........ .Wencn-o I.
May trips. Saturday I. .
and 21mm Loire Chm
6-day trial Saturday» SAUDI» ..
and 23. Waterbury inn. - ,.
Md Point Comfort and - .
from Now we ......;.......
Edam trips. annulus. hot.
or . 21.
outwith-g
Valli in '
One to her 14.
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Maximum. 11cm! 13. ..
7mm rerun cireclor outlet
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