,reso‘riptione
fill! line of Drugs. Toilet Articles,
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G. H. Van Aietyne. oi the crescent
fluidity. is enjoying s few dnys vs-
Oiltiongst Norfolk.
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The steamer "Marion” . with 800
bags or cement in unloading at the
2 looks of Ramond Brothers.“
' Anton Steinmel hes-taken. a. posi-
tion in the cities of Raymond Brothers
ill assistant lnthe clerical work.
Mrs. J. 91. Dunning and sister, Miss
,ilisn Youngs. of East Norwaik, ‘bsve
turned item a. visit at Chestnut Hill.
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; William omescsner. orlu‘ort street,
is substituting at the Crescent laun-
‘dry during 0. E. Van Alstyne's ab-
7 hence.
“ no oysternien ere; lookinsrklorsuch ,
' ‘ ; ,during the coming weeks. bio expense
‘ C W been mod to notch the "not" in
* . the eventot nature producing one. in
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NQROTON ~*
in shout 3.060.000 bushels at like“: ‘ N
”VB {bfiu WM” "33 mter bfldl owmmmminlm 0’ "av York ‘
"‘ ml'M‘WM WY 9“” ‘“ spent the-weekend with Herold Win.
any way interested in oysters is may mutt. ,
ing "tor it “set: them it will take
tour.orposslbiy‘nre’yoarsubefore the F. W. Tucker has returned irom
oysterinen can turn their oyster. into No George. He ”pm”, to make ”1,
5’ temperature of to delimit! armors.
s -,_ H .nns
s mitten.
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, ll! you are a subscriber to The Sour day to her home in Brooklyn. after it
tinel bring or send in 36c and .5“ "pleasant visit to Mrs. W. W. Howes.
three of the most popular MW. - ,
Hurst's. Fashionable Women- and James M. Douglas. of 927 Mt Mein Mrs. 1 . ‘ ndln
The Metropolitan. tor three, months. guest. Stamford. has moved with his few mfiwfimyfiffim B n
it you are not a. subscriber send or family to Noroton. ‘
bring‘ 81.60 and The Sentinel end -
magazine will be sent you 'lor three Dr. and Mrs. John Waite Avery will it
months by until. it you prefer to have , leave tonight for a two weeks' vscs- eye at his Upper Parish residence.
a newsboy deliver your paper send. us tion at EMooschsnd Lake. Me.
850 for measures and psytbeboylzo
a week for The Malina!- Tho mam- 'Rev. B. Is. Croseett lenvee‘onhis rm
nines deal with} oil the current sub— cation today. Mr. Crossett will be sh- Mise Mildred blehl. or New York. is
,W 0’ vitel. New and. "m 1'1““ sent three Sundays. spendins‘the first the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull:
over! number of the NM! lat mt Northiield. the seeded in ml ...........——. “
2mm, hieromerehergemnd also eiew‘ miphslet Boston. or Norwelk. is
‘ days in Port Chester. boarding lit the Dikemsn residence. on
‘ Good mu.
to st Baton Point.
Mr. and hire. o. J. nudisty have
moved to their new home in Ridgeiield.
The Lndies' Aid Society at the ‘Mothv-t ‘ .
odist Church. hold I cake sale in Ar. Mr. and bin-1.1.7.. Mellon. of Boston.
len's drug store. saint-day afternoon. were week-end guests oi Mr. and Mrs.
iThe breed and cake sold rapidly. and J, p, Fitch.
‘the affair proved it success. Mrs. 'H.!
.. OWAYTQN
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1' i Miss Amelie Beers hes returned to
m Dorien. New York and other
‘~ polite oi interest. , >
_ The thermometer had a. sinking
, . spell during the night and registeded
5. Bl. this morning. one of the coldest
' y "or for am August morn.
, \Mr. and Mrs. George Ahern and
7 . dsuzhter Virginia and son George, Jr.,
are visiting their Motives, Mr. and
. Mrs. El, W. Mills. of Bridge street East
Norwelk.
, A. baby boy was born to Mrs. Robert
Brown, of Pleasant street, on Sunday
morning. Mother and child are doing
his friends.
Dov—.—
Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes, and
son, of. ‘Budnlo, N. Y., have returned
home alter or pleasant visit with Mr.
Ind Mrs. William Blackmail, of Greg-
oryBoulevsrd.
The pumps on the excavation at
{the east end of the bridge were work-
, Ins all night and this morning hnd
snide quite good results in lowering
the water so that men might work.
Myron W. Osborn. of Osborn ave-
nue, bookkeeper-in the South Norwnlk
Trust Company. is enjoying his annual
._ vocation. Mr. end Mrs. Osborn ere
‘ , visiting in vet-ions places in end out
‘ of the state.
lilies Lucy ‘F‘inch. oi Van Zuni
“not, is enjoying a two weeks' vaca-
tion with relatives at 'F‘reeport. L I.
end“ at the expirntion of that time
she will go to Brooklyn for another
week, or two.
, it was reported that something out
of the ordinary was the trouble with
the concrete being used on the bridge.
'1'. 1, Raymond, of the bridge commit-
tee. explained this morning that some
send remained stuck to the pebbles
and that limiter they will be wash-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. l-iowsrd Beers. of 0s-
born avenue. entertained n number of
Insulin last evening in honor of the
seventh anniversary or their mnrrlnge.
.Ail present enjoyed the evening, and
the sitsir was merited for its social
pieusniuess. Refreshments of n
dainty nature were served.
o. complaint hes been received by
constable Henry Ether lo the effect
that automobiles are using Gregory
lionleverd st night without displaying
any lights whatever. He in investiga-
ting end will make arrests ii the proc-
her home in. Strawberry Hill avenue,
nicely and Mr. Brown is remembering . island, have returned to New York first 3“ innings, “"0““ P0" Chester,
Pm” ”WM“, °‘ sum“ “as s. Crossed. Mm Genres Shel-er and; Mrs. M. E. Godfrey is spending 3
been a visitor in 'liowayton. 3M”- George Kemp. were the commit» week with Mrunnd Mrs. E H. li‘iilow.
‘ tees in char e. nt Belle I l it.
Miss loin Stevens, 0: The Norwaik z a ”‘
flour, is enjoying a weeks vacation.
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t 52180911 523‘” g“: “Emu“ mm”) The Norheld'isundny school will hold
“ ” '5“! 0° co. ‘ “' 3" “mmm' its annual picnic. at Compo Bosch. on
There will be another 418th °" charged with intoxication and inde- Thmdnr. the m in“
fireworks at “9”“ Point, this “a” cency on the streets. l-le pleaded gull.
ins. 'ty. Charles Millspsugh, Welter ShGP-‘ Mrs, David Godfrey, of South Nor-
‘ “‘ ’" ""‘ er and Constable Smith were witueSSP walk, is the guests! her sister~in4nw,
Chauncey hider hos returned to his
- es against him. He was sentenced to hire. Devid Morehouse.
home on Long Island, utter melting in ten days in in“ and ‘5 line.
visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kernstock have
”3'19“ played a brilliant BMW 0‘ sold the house and form here, to A.
ball. Saturday. when it lined up against 0. Southey. otWeetport.
the Dubcbtown team. of Port Chester., .. 9
,W. iwinning with a score of 9 to 2. rm. din Ind Mrs. Willard l‘antop, 028th
Dr. and Mrs, (3, Irving yams, who tics had put the boys into line shape, Orange, V. J.. have been guests oi Mr.
have been spending a month at gene and. although they moved'eaeiiy the and Mrs. Iver-sonfili‘snmn.
I The members of the Court Laurel‘
Club entertained an unusually large
number at week-end visitors.
-two runs to their one, they suddenly‘ k.
‘wnrmed up in the seventh. eighth and ““9 5'9" "0“ Q“ Danbury Normal
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur G r. o ‘ninth, in which there was no con _
the West Side. are spending :h’elowee: “”3 “19'“- Deltas led ""3 way I“ bu" one Pioibs. . i
‘ st yThe Brighton," Am" Park. stealing. Meeker, Durien's :pitcher.
N. J. ' .etruclt five men out; Kelly, Port Chen 0‘ Mr. and Mr. 3mm“, Beers. 6‘. Val-
lter's pitcher. had eight: these. how- ley Forge, is critically. ill with typhoid
Arthur E. Walker, one of the nno.’ever. were all in the first half of the “we: end not enpscted to surVive. . .
type operators employad on the 8mm. L Slime; the EGCODd'Ihfl" WEB D.“ batting, m
lord Bulletin, is enjoying his annual ‘ and some line iilee were made. eave- Mr. and Mrs. aldnay Adams. Mr. and
AtWo weeks vacation, ‘icielly it high one from Wood’s but. Dr» Mrs. William Nothnngle and daughter,
‘ . Ericn's batting in the last half was most- oi Bridgeport. were Sunday guests 01-
l Tomorrow will be childrens’ day at ly into right and left fields-40w balls Mrs. Wlidmnn Adams and Mr. and
.the Court Laurel Club, and a number which evaded the holders. The lineup Mrs. George W. Adams.
‘0! people irom this piece will be'in. and score were: Dutchtownvtiedney.‘ W
terested in the day's program. lm”; Lockwood, 11.: DeMont. as: Breio Friends herejill ottsnd the [metal
———-—-—-—- lweiser, c.; Curren. 3th: Rik“. CM in nodding. ma otternoon. of William
A number of Rowsyton people will iF'lnl'fley, 1b.; Angeley. ft; KB"!- D- B. Bill, “mm" in Weston. Mr.
“go to Roton Point tomorrow, to see Dorian-«Prince, it; Moreley. rt; Hill w.“ “ years of u, “a bed m
.trienda irom New Canaan, who will O’Brien. c.; Wood. 85.; Moore, ct; 681- ill in' few weekend)!!! the .390“ of .
attend the New Methodist Sunday lney. 2b.; Onlies. 3b.; Shauneafiyr lb-l stroke of pawn“, dying from so at.
!school picnic there. ‘ l'Meolrer. p. The score by inningsz‘ tacit of heart rsilure wly Saturday
l m from Chester ....0 o o o o 2 o o omz momma” m ,3 ”Wu“, by m, We,
Joseph R. Taylor. of Rowayton, |Derlen ........-.0 (i ll 0 i 0 2 B x--ii formerly Miss Evelyn Ferris. of Green-
hookkceper in Borden’s Condenser!I lfieid; his daughter, Mrs. Miloy Fle-
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Milli Company Office in Waitingtonl NOTICE! NOTICE” wellyn: his mother. Mrs. W. ii. Hill;
street. South Norwnlk, is 3,..le n' it you are e subscriber to The Ben-
. N. 8. Hill. of Bedding.
two weeks vacation in Hodggyl, “unaltinelbring or send in ate and get?“ brother
‘ city.
gold. other trip shortly to Asbury Park.» Minnelli» Andrew is visiting reis- .
. tives in Stretdeld.
NOTIQEl NOTicEli Mrs. Jennie Wendie returned Suture M...
Mrs. M. ‘11). Tut-soy will spend Thurs- ‘
J. K. Chamberlain has spent .1. few
troli- school. will teach in the school at Ly~ .
Blanche, ”WW middwehter
"end tour sisters. hire. Helen Merchant
Mr. Taylor departed this morning, three at the most populnr mealtimes. .
.L........‘. Hearst's, Manolo Women end
The Motmpolitnn. for three months.
li'you ere not a subscriber send or
bring 81.80 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you {or three
' months-try mail. it you prefer to hove
a. newsboy deliver your paper eendune
the for mines and pay the boy 13¢
a wseliror The sentinel. The mom-
siuos deal with ell the current sub-
lects of vital interest nod. will pissed
every member oi the family.
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DRUNKAIOO MAY GET JURY
TRML.
WASHINGTON; August 5.~—~Be<:sose
oi the heavy penalties impeded under
the new excise low on those who so
poor in public in Worthington sitar loo
liberal indulgence in sloohoilc stimur
isuts. Judge Push announced in police
court todsy thst hereslter such per-
son. may demand end obtain it Jury
trial if they so desire. The deporture
There was no dance at Rotor: Point
Sunday night, owing, it is said. to the
presence or the state police, but this
did not effect Rowayton people. who
have not been numbered omens the
Sunday night ternsichoreen artists.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
it you are a. subscriber to The Son-
tinel bring or send in an end [lei
three of the most Motor mines.
Hearst‘s, Miomible Women. and
g'I‘he Metropolitan. lor three mills.
in you are not s subscribe send or
bring $1.60 end The Sentinel sud
magazines will be sent you for three
1months by mail. it you prefer to here
u now-boy deliver your pm:- send us
350 ion memines sud pay the boy no
:1 week ior The sentinel. The men-
‘slnos deal with oil the current sub
liects oi vitni interest and. will pieseo
dice it not dimmed ti om. N0. every member of the family.
lnrtbcr new» will be given.
Led by Colonel Theodore Monarch.
is ministers. sud inside on oi a com-
,_ pony or the roughest of rough riders.
;.tiie little ind: of But Norwslit have
‘ «read the send end pebble piles nt
Will-TON AGAINGT NEW BMDGE.
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Voters new" to Make Additional Ap-
propristion of “00.
At the npecisl martin: or the town
the corner or timer m. into a of Wilton. mus in the writer. rm
reritsblo filo. Juan Kill. My, or
, tether nightly in the early ”swim.
4
. mmmow.m
ills". yesterdey slternoon. the W
of the eelsotmen were reed so to the
constructing s new iron bridge st
is s new one, and in the opinion oi‘
liwyere, promises to eiobsmss the
court when it hes n roll doubt
The court be. instructed the heli-
ilt hereafter to inquire o! I“ prison‘
ere shunted with drunkenness whether
they desire to discuss their alleged
"legs" before s jury or simply before
the judge. The decision is up to them.
omen Rundown sv rectum
W m the annulus lore“ over-ifiwh'a corn". Them were present some mussels. Aug. baa-Edith
W so the irresistible naeu‘et the meeting several representatives
wet the mail. m m their at brides construction companies.
Web“ tee down W other side. The selectmen report tint the lowest on the Wield line. tedsy, end ist-
(in new in is. kiddies any.
union. one years oil, was run over
by s trolley workout at Station 29 Ml
bid we. use more then the were on or st the Hartford Hospital theohiid's
. propristion. which on “.000 for the leit leg was smputsted st the tilted.
without my terrains mm new bridge. it motion we: uses. to discovery .sesined immutable. an.
floaters loving Min its: mind have so Witch tor the “finest Lawson. the W. bed set
. wuehouses st various ports in the
mm» new muster not tinsel me, but on antles wired-v theehiidduwnentbemetswm
,Moliinessomsrmtdibiuse- tested. . mutetmsndtbeistmrmto
“momma-suite. The WMmmmmimmn. 'i‘wegyeetsseoeehudwsi
end Mrs. Eunice ilk. oi Weetvillc;
. lib-s. Louis Tresdwell. oi Pougbheepsle.
N. Y.. end Mrs. Walter Rowland. or
Reddins.
WWW
—-ltchiug. bleedins. protruding er
blind piles yield to Doses Olnlml
Chronic ceees soon relieved, dually
cured. Wis all unit it.
MM
monotone m arouses.
W—
[tend Wsnheoeee at Various Pisa-s
Are Overemded st Present.
WAEHINGTON. Ans. s.-~Bond
Lill’nited States we islrly bursting with
:the meet stocks of ioodsium and men
chendloe emitting withdraws! by their
owners, The foot is set iorih in e
statement today by the Bureau oi
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
which declares tiiet goods to the value
of $105,928,384 were in the were
houses June to lost, us against stocks
to the value of ”$24378 on June 30.
ms. Two-thirds o: the tracers is
in the Government's possession in the
Port of New York. _
Burst. lost iobscco slid rdw wool
make up the nasty pert oi the stores.
Chemicals. menisctnres oi llbre
(chiefly bprlspe end linens). nanny
lectures of shit, fruits and nuts end
mummy“ or iron sud steel slso
ere beeviiy represented. The so
preaching enactment of will ism
tlou by Congress is held responsible
(or the crest stock: on bond.
“the reins oi imported WC“.
in bonded new it we present
“we." ism the home's similar.
houses inns 7' prior to the mo
mtoithemitwsotimm
it“. lire times muster than to 1m
“in more iii " 4910 that in were» '
lilies Adele-Kellogg. who graduated
we
end mm are sent. turner their“ 1,
" ‘_ W it emmomnns m killed’ntiheemoiw.
. “ mam is ,
"DAILY POEM
‘Lovcly feet as yet unbndsed
PATER FILIO.
u—-—~
Sense with keenest edge' unused.
Yet unetcel'd by scathing fire;
0n. the ways of dark desire:
Silvectest hepe that lookcst smil-
m8
O'er the wilderness defiling!
Why such" beauty. to be blighted
By the swarm of foul destruc-
tion?
Why snob. initocenc‘e’dehghted,‘
When Sin stalks to thy seduc—
tion? ,2 '
Ah the ironies e‘er‘ chnnted
l ‘1‘?! x. e? 1‘ ‘-
Shall not keep rewrite tindeimtfir . _
ed. ' . ‘ N
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I have pray’d the saluted Morn- "
' ing ' i
‘ H .
To unclasp her hands to hold ., j»
thee; H
From resignful Eve’s adorning 9‘
Stol'n a robe of peace to eniold u
thee; it
With all charms of man’s con- ::
triving‘ .
n
Arm'd thee for thy lonely striv- it
trig. 9|
it
Me, too, once unthinking Nature. \ :;
--Whencc Love's timeless i
mockery took Int-11 i
p i .
Fashion’d so divine a creature, ',
Yes. and like a beast foraook "
me. , i
I forgave, but tell the measure -
Of her crime in thee. my tme— t
ore. u ‘
"Robert Bridges.
During July and Augustour 1, ‘
store will be closed anntun
day at 12 noon.
At your service every 0th .
or week day from 7 a. m. to
THE ;:
GORHAM ’
CO. ’
10 First 8!; East. Norwsili
Tel. 452. ‘
5 of these Coupons
and 9&3 will get you
one of iheseVacuum
Clothes Washers
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The Smart .Way
to make money is
by ramgit. Titans when
m, can help ”filmy“ that
we re nothing a ' n Store."
But this ufi'Wsine Store." it
plain Eng Whatever you
here end whatever on M for it.
you can rosters thst you can't
grains s W
m“ y a by ‘ The
W ' fleet Screen
A n d on for You la
22‘: .l‘i’iifi granule
we've created in love
3‘ bets built ' Modulus-dunner
“I m z" s: costs but is
wDrop in end “"i "‘- ”'
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Charles E. Dow
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Norwalk Chronicler