p, litre. hwemumwumot. wtmumwunmum. it! Bill. Mancfinormohm ll flounder. . various not w chum will be held tomorrow evening. The mysterious disappearance or was displayed loviioiamdiou's store dost year on thath or the "email ‘ . «aroused the residents. or the lilosthmoifinrle'll. Moth-t Nor- _ ' .g . Bide. ' ‘ ”tit-waiter” Bhorohaven in has ported: Contractor Alien Wood. of the: Non- infnncy under yirs screening tor-pro. walk, hue completed recovering medallion helium-ow a fruit that is oi‘ root or man week’s barn in M mommy-firemen waist-tend in street. . Friends of Horace Keyivorth will he .......... pleased to» loom that he has married. min and are extend!“ consumb it you are a subscriber to The Ben- ‘ 1 tlons. Yesterday and May it. has been . toesv early in the morning on the her-‘1‘. Metropolitan. ior three months. bar. but the haze has lifted as the it you are not a amnesi- send or sun rose. 'Wliliam J. Foster. 0} Raymond Bro- thers' office is endoying a day‘s vnca~ tion and is taking an automobile trip of quite an extended nature. Harry Street of Barton. employed in Raymond More clerical force. is enjoying the day in helping prepare for the his pageant in his town. (Rev. B. E. Wing, at South Nor-walk. . will lead the Thursday evening pray. or meeting this week at the East ave- ’ nue Methodist Epincopal church. e...— A number of East Norwaik people attended the exhibition of fireworks at ‘ltoton Point .lost evening. being fmln highly entertained and delight- ed. The workmen on the‘eaoteriy op- proaeh to the Washington street ”bridge are today filling in theemnva _ tion between the concrete well and ~ the sidewalk foundationotihe Hefner block. . . Edward Tobey, tile young man injur- ed some time ago on the spite driver when a rope snapped acronyms body . in breaking and fractured several of the worker's ribs. was able to be out - yesterday for the first tune. oucer Frank 8. Stratton on the de- -. tour bridge is insisting that those . ‘ crossing the structure walk their =_ horses. He stopped a prominent ulti- oen this morning audio in minute a:- lerward issued a similar reprimand to a junk dealer. .__.— W—ww..." “Wu—W “Do unto others as you would have then! do unto you" Pstronizo your home Wit and save a hot and weary trip to South Norwalk. Full Line oi Drugs, Etc. Prescriptions a W. J STILLMANT 28 EAST WAIHIW IT. toot Net-walk. Tol. me. An lihot Norwaik launching party . bed a hon-owls; experience with the ' blah wove. yesterday onerous- alter toting enjoyed a clamballo on one or the islands. The enable ot the unit stopped and the iauuoh threatened to «poise When it was washed sideways a: the um of the high counters. The are or the dim-Lat work item I the monotone spite driver to attract ""los'tboottouttouotthosewhomhim with his helmetoil. itis said thatllo isooolddoopsoadivor,ondthatbs loin the’slstios. lie rose about his wort: quietly, on may mm the . «Iiority at dives-o. who in nest inn ‘mu believe themselves blocs. or mun: mom. Ir. menu hauls! um bliss itsrioa new and cart- ‘Iniith. «transitions human attenins the State mu ooaven’ The you“: met mm at the «demon n w in the locat- . ‘trbutedtotrioadoandwthbyoarw slut Net-wait parties event attu- liam“'li.:Bloo|n,olthel-'ost‘mdo. be, .. I" , the snapper blues daily this summer” ' - “a, may good “my.“ are being to. the lusoious “push" that will tip the homemkodemm the Wommm AMMlsmtooon the dolsurhridoowlthresordto trolls ondifloasfleeethoestabllsbmontol anuoloroolioenoamthostruo- tura Nommuflhaloul theraflhutwondtime deep to wotohtbomsodteintw- Monuments-outset":- tore. tor that woooao orthonormal thepatrolrnanwseleoured. Gutters! mumaunmsmnm A pumpkin weighing fifty pounds walk. Home or the seeds were dis~ ilevelthothewllysollomarol of scales at more than the hummer-an mark. Carefully raising the vine train believes that it will nearly double its present size. » NOTICE! NOTICE" tinel bring or send in 35c. and get three of the most pomiiar mansions. Hearst‘s, meringue Woman and bring $1.60 and The sentinel and Densities will be sent you for “use months by mail. It youirener to have a swim deliver your paper send us die too «spool-es new the buy 120 a week for The sentinel. The mono sinoodool witholttheeorrentouh- lasts ol vital interest and. will please every member of the Mill. \ Rowarrou Miss MaoPrince has been makinx a visit in Stamford. . Mrs. li‘ietcher colloid in spending a' west at Greenpert. i dire. I). J. layer is making a two weeks' vieit‘ln [Brooklyn ‘~.—L————- . Jack Tiebout. of New York, has been visiting in Rowayton. " '5 . Mrs. itose Hamil has returned to her home in Maiden. Moss. Miss Lucile Brando has returned from a visit in New Janey. Leslie Judge, of Philadelphia, is visiting relatives in Rowoyton. Miss ‘l‘lorenoo Holmes has been en- tertaining Manda from New York. hire. it. M. Mason and son. or New Jersey. are spending a tow days in town. W from a low weeks' visit in Mobil» vania. Mr. and lira Ray lilvory have re turned to Albany. otter visiting tor a week here. Ike. Harriet Webb and double: .llolen are visitisx friends on lol- madxe Hill. Mr. and hire. Eliobert warn are vie; itinx liar. ‘Waru’o mother. in Romy—l tun avenue. llioo libel Von Miller has returned to New York city alter visitintl ‘trioodo hora Carl V. Raymond. of Providence. R. 1.. has been deities fir. and firs. m on 0. flay-old. m. m om r. w; lexeadrio. ot Manon avenue, have been enter Nab. lire. room. dissolves. ot Johnnaymuudmtnsfloaroatisin the Hermit lioopihi W seriously iii. lie was reported somewhat bet- ter this morning. ' lilo-wok. lob-immanent“ momentum-om the; Mrs. Hoholle Warner has returned nmmuomma.mumr liewoytos, «numerator-anon "that 'l‘rouewontmyastnttoloryw loyoartukiusonpasoouporoootb‘o rate at ltudleoaohour. Wit» aouoemossoooded. lilo-dds: "The bosom! pmidootbothouoh mmmmmmm thoroteettwoorflthooo mass on" bour‘aod sound indentation- ibo M at the operator would» smut-floti- plns in all snob oases." mun AND Nouoros Mra‘liettner. o! the root road. is “ reported ill. Cecil Hodunon. whonos limit! the past two weeks. is better. Mrs. George Fowler. oi Noroton Heights. has been somewhat Ill lately. ‘Miss Estelle Matthews. at Noroton. left to day tor a two weeke’ stay in Brooklyn. The Wan-enite Company's stone and cement mixer has commenced opera- tions at Miller’s bridge. The Sunday evening service at the Congregational Church will be resum- ed. beginning next Sunday. The house of i. B. Mead. on the Post road, which was damaged by lire some time ago, is being repaired. with some alterations. Unclaimed letters at the Noroton Heights post oilice are: Francis Asp draws. Joy Burtweli..lobn Anderson. Clarke Fox, William Del-latest. Walter Lester. Peter l-‘ldiey. hire. S. Sermon. Mrs. James Marroom, M. Williams and J. W. lung. A remoestronce against the tinne- ier oi the liquoriioenne of Charles Studennieyer will he heard before the county commissioners. at the Town Hall, Wednesday mornins. Studen- lneyer. who mamas the Tooter House. wished to occupy the Brenehe: building. Objection is raised because of this bidldlnz's location. next the present lire house. .____...a—.. , A number of new bucks have been received train the State at the library. ‘ The books are: silver Pitchers. Louisa ‘ M. Alcott; Don’t Give Up tbe'Shlp. Chas. a. Wood; The Street Called Straight, Trees in Winter. Blakesiee and Jarvis; The Book oi Winter Sports. J. C. Dior; True Tales oi Are tie Reunion in the New World, A. W. Greeiy; A Mexican Journey. E. H. liliebieldt; Aesop’s Fables; Your United States. Arnold Bennett; Trees Every Child Should Know. Julio E. lingers; Myths and Legends of Our Own Land. 2 volumes. C. hi. Shiner: Poems Every Child should Know, diary El. Burt; Myths Every Child . Should Know, Hamilton W. lotto: Birds Every Child Should Know. Neit- ye 'Blonchan: Wild Flowers Every Child Should Know, Fred W. Btsrk‘. Wild Animals Every Child Should Know. Julia lit Boson; Pictures 'Ilv- ery Child about! Know. Delano Bo- con; mas Every Child Should Know. Hamilton w. Mable; 'i'ho Nas- ter Spirit. by “may. and The Young- er Set. by Chambers. are two new books moived at the library from illonry Beovii. NOTKill NOTICE" limmasobsorlborto'rhodoo- tissihrlnporovodintho and got three ot the most ponder tomatoes. Hearst’s, Wis Woman and no Hamill». tor this. months. limounotooubsoflboroondor bring u.“ and The Sentinel and mflnboooatyootbrthm montbotrysioll. ityooprotortohsvo ooowoboydalivormmoooduo miwmoodpaytboboyioo owosbtor’l‘hoeeoiluol. Thom» nines deal with all the entrant on» lactooivitoibotorsstond.wtilploooo nmmborotthstaluily. Mr. and In. it. 0. Williams spent yesterday in Booth NW. C it. Alloy “abundantflt‘l'm MN Y. mintowneundat tumors-“om.” m suds mmwmummusou hm. W in. and In. mm Ills- Katherine Treodwell." ' . daughter and family aner. and Mrs. L ‘ G. B. Albin and family. of W moons Wilhelm anemone Andrews ls modulo ibiowoollosthouoostollflosilubol NM!» mum ‘ ' W her moi duller in Yonkers. N. it. new. lilies llxuuiI Gray has rohunedto (iroonlsld. mm- a visitwlth nus dlr. and iii-o. Linoley Cores, who are now at seconds”, N; Y.. will . return the last of the week. am. u. r. uuTizu mm her town. . ‘llro. Chum]: and daughter and Moo- tur‘ William student-d, of Brooklyn. N. Y» are sheets of Mrs. 1K. Chamber- lain. Mr, and Mrs. dinwley Williams will return this week from Union. Mono. tiveo. Joseph McGowan has returned to visit with Mr. and Mrs. P. 1’. More- house. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sterling hare spent a few days in Port Chester. with their son. Albert Sterling, and family. Mrs. Hattie Fouchette nnd little son. at Sag Harbor, L. 1., are now with Mrs. Fouchette’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gould. Mrs. Benjamin Werner has return- ed to Danury. after a visit with her sister. Mrs. John Morton and her par— ents, Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Squires. Friends here have received invita- tions to the wedding of Miss Hen- rietta Seaman and Nelson 8. Hui-h butt, both of Cannon. at the Zion Hill it. E. Church. on Wednesday, September 3. Mrs. Mary A rry and hire. ir- ving Lockwood has returned from a visit in Somerset. N. Y. ._ and have also entetolned tor a few days Mrs. Bor- les and son Ralph Barges. or that plane. ivho returned home with them. The Strength of Newspaper Advertising The Strong Power of its Business Getting Mommy Is Fully Appre- ointed by all Who Koo w The Business At- ties of such. to. ”ammonium-omen? .tettalnednelatlvoomimmlion‘ in.- it... stables- arboretum»; How‘m, mammalian“ Ounce. N. J. “amnion-m: units to the noobory W“ Dam noun where they have been "visitqu relo- . Bayoneu. N. 3.. after several dayo’ L MY CONSCIENCE. Sometimes. my Conscience, says. says be. “Don’t you know me?" And I. says. sheared through and . through, . “Of course I do. You air a nine chap ever’ way, ' I’m here to say! You moire me cry—you . make me pray , And all them good things thala- war—- That ie. at night. Where do you stay » Durin’ the day?” And then my Conscience says,‘ one ’t more. “You know nth—shore?" "Oh. yes," says I. u~trernhling’ faint. "You’ re jee' a saint! Your ways as all wholy~right,.. I lave you better ever night You come around-- ’iel plum day- light, When you air out o' sight!" I And then my Conscience sort of grits His teeth, and spite On his two hands and grabs of course, Some old remorse. Andebnzoto me with the big butt- 0 that thing—file! my closest friend 'Ud hardly know me. “Now." says he. “Be tearful as you'd arter be And anus think 0' mo!" «domes Whitcomb Riley. in Century. .—u.__—-— Benunel Ads , Will catch the Customer” slid nttmct New Business to Your. Es- tablishment. THAM BK Believe What You See but be sure you see things right. A pair of our properly titted glass- ~ es will mnke you see as you should. Let our Oculist, who is a Skilled . Eye Specialist. examine your eyes. 37 Atlantic MN. Stamford. Conn. Est. 15 yrs. Open 8st. Evans. #17 Daily Line to N. Y. for freight only. Freight propeller leaves Pier 33, East River, New York (loot of Pike street) every ~tiny except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight received at Norwnlk onto 5 p. m. and South Nor- wnlk up to 5:30. Norwslk Steamboat Line ANNING J. SMITH. Lessee- GEORGE F. FOOTE, General Ag'ent. Try a DIETZ umwu Driving Lantern Shows Red in the Rear $1.25 each Charles E. Dow NOTICE During July and August our ’ “otorowillbeclosed mastur fly at it noon. V lit your service every oth- ' , or wool day iron 7 o. m. to lure. THE GQRHAM CO. DIOOIA‘TOHI.
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