Mrs. M Partrieh. or springtime.t
pent yesterday with Mrs George
:Mlllfl Helen St. John. of Van Zant
treat, left this morning for Washing~
'il'r‘ed Billenstein, of" Cove avenue.
has been secured by Victor W. Ferris
its neck for the annual cruise to the
eastward otthe "an" party
is Blanche Beers. or Cottage
not after enjoying a vacation tor
ecuple of months has resumer her
titles in the box office of Hoyt'sI
e~~-—-— I
ms. C I Finch oi' Plait avenue.
has been spending a week in Bridge
port, and went today to New Haven.‘
‘ . tor. a my over Sunday with relatives
Mrs. '1‘. IS. Glover, who has been atI
- Serena's Lake, N. Y., for the past year,?
is the guest of her mother, Mrs.‘
Henry Seymour, of Winfield street. .
Laurel Seymour has returned withI
Mrs Glover.
The farmers are bringing in line
vegetables at this time of the year I
The first lima beans have arrived.‘
Everything in trash and green and the; ‘
~vegetariaus are correspondingly hap-
W-
Trade at Home
Pure Drugs, Delicious Candy, Coolingl
' Drinks
.1 STlLLMAh
' Prescriptions a. Specialty.
’ 225fEA8T WASHINGTON 8T.
. East Norwaik. . Tel. 1566.
Rev. Solon P. Fairbanks, pastor ofi
.. the East menue Methodist ohurch,I
will leave on Monday for his annuall
:vacaiion, which he will spend at
Northfleld, Mess. it is expected that?
Rev C M. IPOgg, a former paetorI
now of 'l‘homaston, will preach on?
next Sunday a week from tamorrovv.
’Rev. Mr Pegg has held the pastoral
chair in the Norwalk Methodist
., church. the First Methodist church at
Booth Nor-walk, and the East avenue
Methodist church at various times in'
his career. He will be greeted en-l
._ thuslasticaliy byhis former parish-
. . tillers.
,_ Edwin W James was in hopes of
. commemorating his silver wedding on'
the eighth inst... having been married
to Mrs. Illa McDonald, who was then
._ I grandma in New York city, by the
luv. Mr. Mchchsl. oi the M. iii.
.(lhureh. on Aug. 8, 1888. but prior to
that. had been a kind friend in times
at need since 1871. when she brought
her son and daughter, who were then
little children. to Mr. James' oflice. lu‘
stead of a jubilee. comes a and death,
and following that. domestic ingrath
tulle from a source the very last to ex-
pect. «Following poor loo James‘ [lass-
inx of! the earth. the lady who had
cared for him ever since has also gonc‘
to her reward. instead of receiving
presents at silverware. etc, as would
. of undoubtedly been the case had Mrs.
slams» lived, her husband gave away a
Wombat or silver quarters which his
wife had intended to do. and he did
{this in reverend respect at her mom
.0”,
a»...
, NOTiCEl notices:
_ I! you are a slibscrlber to The lien-
,tinoi bring or send in its end get
three oi the most popular prescribes.
Hearst's. Feishioooble Woman and
on “unspoilt“. for three months.
21! you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
maturities will be sent you tor three
months by mail. it you enter to have
aswsboy deliver your paper send or
die for magazines and our the buy no
”a week for The sentinel. The mm
tines deal with all the current out»
Just: oi vital interest and. will please
slim member oi the loudly.
WW
.o—llsntiuel Wants m a notch seller
and inexpensive moans oi commonl—
«not The)! site“ a duet were!
We; a MW in the on“ who
be the most lam
Mrs. J Adeock, is home from a visit
with friends in mains.
“m a.“
J. G. Matter. in home irol‘na visit
. with relatives in New Yorkstate.
George Beach. who has been visit-I
lag in Rowayton, has returned to his
home.
Miss Bertha Achinson, at Port
Cheater, New York. is a visitor with
friends here.
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William ’1‘. Raymond, who was to-
iron suddenly ill in the barber shop at
Henry (3 Fresh in South Romain,
this week, is gradually improving at Abraham Quacksobush. on Gracie gains as to the great success of the .
‘his residence.‘"1‘he Maples." in how :aifalr it one this: can be accomplish'
ayton avenue.
"w
Mr. Smith was in charlie of his Slim-l
day school class at the Bye picnic
T.bursdsy
I Walter B. Hoyt. oi Gracie street. is
home from an extended trip in New
IYorlr State.
I Miss Marion Bul’dick, of Port cues
pier. formerly a resident here. is visit»9
in; Miss Mamie Street tor a‘iew days.
1 Mrs. Mary liamege, oi Brooklyn, N.
Y., is visiting with her ‘sister. Mrs
street.
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Episcopalians and Presbyterisne
one. They miss-
m always help-
in] in putting tbiuas away. A very
mud new tilted 0! no one of the
intercom events in the near future.
«Mrs. Theodore floor-man's brother,
George Bowen. a veteran. who has
been visiting with her on the Post
toad. leit yesterday. for Honosdale.
Penn. where he will visit his brother,
«Who has. a} large form there. Mrs.
(Sherman. married sister, Mrs. F.
liberwood. returned to her home in
Port Chester Wednesday.
Managers oi the pageant are sun-
ed. and that is o more regular attend
once at rehearsals upon the part of
Reports from Maine tell that Joseph were in “‘3“ glee 0“" “‘0 beautiful those who are to be its component
R Taylor. at this place. who is spend. day 10“ the” excursion. 0" ““8““ parts A little better attendance at
log his vacation there, has captured
a number of deal-s but that he has
not fired a single gunshot at any one
of them. He is having a great old
time and bucks are scams.
Services in the Methodist Church;
tomorrow will be as follows: Preach.
ing by the pastor at 10:30 a. 111.. sub
jcct, Man‘s Choice vs. God’s Choice.
Sunday school, 11:50; Epworth
pastor at 7: 30.
Egypt for Help.
M
Subject. Going to
‘ROWAYTON FIRI ALARM DISTRIOTI
lI'l‘owo strokes of fire hell. thus. 1-1. In
at
tz—rii blond Ave. to N. 1.. N. R. t I!
ss—liicsnvy mm! and Bell island.
liuPine' Point and Rot ton Point.
zl~—Long island Bound to McKinio It.
3-"(.entlal. " Molt inley St to time:
51»Grand Street and 'lmdsli Lang.
52‘Pennoyer at. to Cross at. ‘
”la-(”roux lit. to Railroad
”ii—Ruilroad to war-comma.
utSI do.
15—. White lose north to Broom“.
hive gauge in or. 1. Bound
17:Whlto Bridge 8. W to L. 1.50m
One stroke of the fire bell ll Odd limos
indicates tuition
Four strokes of tire bell. thus. 1-1-14
water to be share
A thud or more oniarms indicate unnu-
ar e
NOTICE! NOTlCEll
it you are a subscriber to The Son-
tinel bring or send in 35c and get’
three of the most popular magazines.
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three months
if you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1 60 and The Sentinel and
magazines will be sent you for three
months by mail. if you prefer to have
a. ncweboy deliver your paper send us
31c for magazines and pay the bay m
a work ior The Sentinel. The mega
zines deal with all the current sub- -
lects of vital interest end. will please
,every member of the family
-—-w- r«
WEST
NORWALK
. .
J
EA". 'M
Piric. Macdonnld is on a flying trip
to Europe.
Little Jack Whitney, of
street, is ill wlih chicken pox,
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F‘lliow
Mrs. Daniel Weed entertained thee
inllir-s' Aid Society last week.
.lolm (l'iinllulmu. the irish patriot
and for lwentyilve yearn a member
or the stall oi the Boston Globe, died
in that city lust week, He was a first
cousin of Mrs. William S. Stownri.
oi this place.
Mrs, J. 'i‘. (lllroy is entertaining
her sister, Mien illuncn Schiller, of,
College Point. N. Y., and her catmin.r
Misti “iiilnnea Room: of Jersey Olly
Heights. Niles Schiller is a member
of the faculty of the Normal tirhooi
at Jamaica, N. v. Miss ilnquo is
supervisor of German instruction in
the public schools at West ilobokmm
N. J.
mm.- o M ”Wm
Plain and
Simple
Advertising
Increases ,
Profits.
' time for Dar-ion new.
to Rye Beach.
A. Joski Bomulwkl on upper Gracie
street, has a dog less than a year old
who stands over four feet—~hla name InI
{English is “Dwarf.” ’ l
W. H. Gracie. who is living in the
homestead on Gzacle street. has im-
proved sery much in health under
the skillful care of Dr. House.
. where “M “'53 joined by Mr Final: League, 6‘ 45 p m. Preaching by the Miss Grace Weber. being at the
‘Preebyterian Episcopal Sunday school
picnic Thursday. her place at the li-
brary was tilled by Miss sShriver.
I The ladies who registrar will have
an opportunity to vote upon school up-i
propriations in Darien this fall. pro-
vided that they have been enrolled.
I Harry Lowndes. oi Maple avenue. so
enthused on his new vacation tour, he
exclaimed‘ ‘eurekafi’ lie is spending
his week-end holidays at Georgetown,
Conn.
l .
I Master Sydney H. Wilson, of Main
street. has organized a junior , ball
team, “None Such." and will he in the
field as soon as their uniforms are
ready. I
I
Miss Helen .Brummer caught l2
crabs at the (love yesterday. Grabbing
has been line lately. and some exit-AI
good catches have been made by lie I
rionites.
: There are rumors which cannot be;
traced to any definite source, that
their will be a people's independent?
tilket run at the polls in llarieu this.
tall. ”Vex Poputi.“
,0“..- w.
Walter Fisher appeared before dodge I
Dane, Wednesday evening. as uircsultI
of keeping an unlicensed dot: lie was?
lined 82 and costs besides ballot; to
pay $2. 25 for a license I
'Rev. Henry (‘ Crousctt and wife.
write that everything is simply de-
'lightiul at Northflcld. Muse. 'i‘llell
tour will not brim; them buck to lie
rien until Sunday, August 31.
There will be another warming
when George Humbert, the plumber.
uud iluuliy. ll‘lOVti into their new home.
uptown. which will occur very HOUIl."‘YH
the house is very poor l‘nnlpleted.
I it is predictor! that it real estate
boom will follow the poorest. ”’l‘llnt‘s
what they any," filltlil n real estate
agent, ‘but it‘s not ill tome pretty
soon or “(loorl Wiv Pit River in.“ me."
One of the features at the firemen?
cornlval in Dorian next week will be
a tumor-war between “Dorian and tile
wnyiou ll’irc i‘lunpanivu. Kearucy’a
orchestra from Hiumiord will furnish
the music during the Native period.
Mr. rind Mm. (‘lulrics hi. Smith and
thirdly. who have been visiting at her
mother's home ihlrs. Kiwi”, attended
service ni. ’iltlriun M. ii. (,lllrilcll. lust
liability. Mr. hlniih is brother of the
tomes pastor. itev. George ii. Smith.
I Next week. imm the ms to the
516th. the ilreumn's curuirul is bold in
Darius: the wool: following. the tire
Imen of Norman Heights will have a
flair. and the next wool: will be pro
lxennt Week. Truly. a busy, exciting
WW
The Civic league will soon have
receptacles for paper scrape. era. plan
ed at convenient places also); the
public thoroughfare. and it ii‘hopsd
that the general public will kindly
make use of them and thus help to
make the town. tidy in appearance.
A gentleman took a Der-ion paper floral
newsstand and then but am three
cents. "hey. Mister. that’s a nickel
now!" (lee. whirl soliloouised ,the
(loot. New York paper for one cent
and The sentinel tor leeway. young-
ster. here‘s your super back seats.
that’s to not for. my new. ‘2 5
reeharsais and the results will produce
pictures that will go down in history.
Next Sunday Rev. Mr. Flint. of R0-
waytou. will o'ccupy the pulpit of Da-
rien M. E. Church-at both the morn-
ing and evening services. it is no
discredit to Pastor Crossett. who is
away on his vacation. that all who at-
; tend will be amply repaid. ‘Mr. Film.
is a pleasing and very interesting
speaker, who in following him in in his
discourse makes you forget all about
the hot weather. (ionic and hear him
‘and you will have an enjoyable-mud
'proiltnble time. Everybody sings that
attends the evening service.
NOTlCEi NOTICE“
If you are a eibscrlber to The Sen-
tinel bring or 'seud in 35c and get
three of the most popular magazines,
Hearsts, Fashionable Woman and
The Metropolitan, for three months.
.1! you are both subscriber send or
‘brmg 31.50 and The Sentinel and
'msgnzinee will be sent you for three
months by mail. if you preter- to have "
a newaboy deliver your paper semi us
350 for magazines and pay the boy 120 R
a week for The Sentinel. The mngn
lines deal with all the current out»
jects of vital interest and. will please
osery urgmbep'li! the ialnlix.
manure thus
UOUTH NORWALK FIII ALARM
IONIC
tir- «Alarm Henderson-tern. at Income
gong. Telephone for fire alarms.
l~xWashlngton and North Main In.
linhacitemo o
F—xm ' and 2 ymond 3t!
knit 13 car i Factory. poly-tn .
l-«Hoyt a The . .y‘
'l-w'ilolwulk ll ‘ '
ital
B—Music Hail. clifl'ord and City Hotels
Hruco St.
lflwxWrul St. ., nukiin fishnet.
l3v—XCOnt'tvrd 8!. Concord and “pools
shoals.
14~Nortb Main and Ann tits.
iiwfligh st and in win Ave
levll‘iulwulk hull or”
' i7-Weat Ave mu. Lodnr St
[selwlizh School use: Ave .
alwW est St on .Lylor Ave
23-—-xll.‘ly Ave. end Lowe St -
tt—Cbesiuur and Henry Hts.
26-x$ouib ham and Monroe In.
zib-Lexmgl m Am. and Austin Iii
$7... Wm“ nml (‘i in Grove '3“
alwgfuih Moi; PL. between Bron u:
cwdowt
.. w Writ-KI. Bil“ II
34»- :3 ring and Clo 8“.
all“: nviioml and not But
almalna'lt‘mud Mfg (Jo
”uranium are and Cedar so
Ii.-_—-i‘uvim AH illll WW" -"'
l3l~WnoIlward ha. and Meadow Bl.
t5~gimriu and Quinton! lives. and “Ili‘
it
til» Woodward and mmndm Avon
Si -Uulilt‘fl hill 81 and (”immoral An
til l-Wi‘hhlnulml all mom
1': Warm mm and Ann Rt... prirhtc
alw—N'nr‘alk Mr! “I "more
_ 110:: til—- -i ornct l’utnum avenue and
Reed street.
(if liennies non- Juinrierml hon!
J Muster box. hem which the Inn
oer oi any box can be sound
Ono stroke at i: "will and i p at,
4inullnr'l tune. l-
MOns marl-elite at mid times. aeolian in
e ~n -
Two strokes after no alum. on out. to
Mill! department. 1-1
Tillie. allow strokes water to be sha-
“it 12:06 p. m., such WM). a has
uiied for test.
N Marion [or on distrisi Ilia N
coined by telephone.
Four long blasts oil the whistle at
8: 30 o. m and 12:80 or iii. indicate
no school tor the following session.
lmlw—«lm
J
BAIT NORWALK Hill ALARM mas
Wire boutiques on. it ”Mm not final
t~lmeh
Privateh boxes Weflonly; be pulled to!
A ieiopbon mention“! settle Italian
(10!) be one?) he hours moist. mans
min ii
2113mm Was union rind mien sis.
Ill-«avail Zn or. Mambo
:1 amount Alla.” and llama st
Ii’lwWinils dB
:2 amnion and aria
on.“
when Ave. and ll‘ittihii ‘
tell-«St. John ill. and non» kn
hill-«adelwlew Ave. and Firs 1 9t.
liar- landward“:
ii smlov olive. are lit WI
mBouts
manage “0%,an 213%
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THE RIVER.
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By Sara Teasdale.
I came from the sunny valleys
And sought for the open sea.
For I thought in its gray or
pauses
My peace would come to me.
I came at last to the ocean.
.“ i if?
. one found it wild .M slack '
1
And I cried to the windiess va1~
ieys, , '%
"Be kind and take 'me' back!"
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But the thirsty tide ran inland,
And the salt waves drank of
me.
And I who was fresh as the rain-
fell
Am bitter as the sea.
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NOTICE
During July and August our
store will be closed on Satan
day at 12 noon.
‘ At your service every oth~
or week day from 7 a. in. to
6 p. in.
THE
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The Surest Way
to make money it
by racingit. Thatisvvhcrr
we can help you. Not that
we’ re running a "Bargain Store. "
But this inn “Value Store. “ Ir *
plain Royall—“whatever you
here and whatever you pay for it.
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Charles E. Dow
Norwalk Chronicler