Warden. of or. John street.
Wonewg‘ordtosringw.
N. 1, is visiting with local rela-
Bed Star tug “Norwalk,” of
In. 1.. iv starting her cousins, the
Jet-7111118. Osborn avenue.
" he pulp schooner “Immense" has
._ unloaded of a cargo of paper pulp
-8t. George P. d. P. Company's
9m Braisted, of East Washing
street. is assisting for several days
L’Hommcdieu Brothers' grocery
Decor Kilns, of tho East Side, has
med his position with the Mulli-
{Ifl Bakery; Bridgeport, and will soon
9'90 for New York City.
as. B. W.~Preece and daughter.
“oi. and son, Lester, of Athoi,
_ mute visiting M'rs. Preece's aunt.
*"lsiSarah Dibble, of 22 Van Zant
M. B. Ferguson, of St John street
”tor some time past has been up.
”big treatment for rheumatism in
.m is visiting at his home here
Alverel days.
Mes Lucy Collins, and Miss Anna
11, have just returned from
. my enjoyable two weeks’ vacation
Win and Newburg.
Ills Mildred Baldwin; of Second
‘ 9' was a visitor in Bridgeport yes-
“. Her duties, during her air
lined in the [Bundle Bakery, were as-
M by Miss Jeanette Bean.
A.
J avenue. 9~..Mr Hedhiiin’s’ bill-
has been turned over to the con-
, of Bridgeport residents.
firngmma Jimmerson and Miss Ida
Wold of East Norwalk and William
, ' It of Brooklyn were guests of C.
I. . Map. and wife. of 'Long Ridge.
9. Il‘dey Ilast week.
andr'Mrs. John R. L‘Hommedieu.
the. avenue, are receiving pos-
, s from Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
‘ former Green’s Reef light-
rlreepers, and whoI'are now sta-
t Saugertees, on the Hudson.
very {enjoyable and interesting
party, last evening. was li‘éld at
clue of Mrs. Charles Lexen, on
(”borne avenue The decorations were
beautiful Japanese lanterns and
bottle lights. ‘
fieneral regaet wasi'e'irpre‘ssed on the
hide this morning when it became
. ithat F. B. Field, of Burritt ave-
had passed away yesterday after-
9Mr. Field and his family were
w East Norwalk residents, and
were well known here. ’
The Jessup Brothers, of the East9
held a pleasant clam- bake . on
the ‘Norwalk islands yesterday.’
or picnic party on one of the
Was in charge of Richard Hen-
Melts. of Cove avenue.
9 ‘iIlafner's East Washington street
titre a. petition is being signed
concerning the proposed‘band
“.611 the Washington street
9 1 The plan is meeting with con-
We favdr, and is bound to be a
I
AST NGRWALK
News
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Marry Bro-cert. of Mount Ver-
w at Lake George, Saratoga. Lake -
9I'Wilson slipped away from the White
Philodolphltbymclortovfsithleoe’
The9‘locpi firemen expect to ow a
clnmbake in the neat-figure. '
Samnuel Janka of Stamford has tak-
en a position with the Review Pub
ing a pleasant week at Hickory Blul‘lishlng Co.
with Riley Hogan.
Eugene Willmott and family, for-
merly of the Post road, moved to
South Norwslk yesterday.
Miss Mary Hickey of Camp avenue.
Springdale. is spending a few weeks
in camp at notch Point. with Mr. and
iMrs. Charles Waterbury.
Miss Virginia Wilmot of the Re-
view oflice, has returned from I two
weeks’ vacation on the Hudson.
Edward Buttery, assistant baggage-
master. will leave soon for a two
weeks' vacation to the Maine woods.
0
James Bennett, who has boomln
the Stamford hospital for some time,_
is improving rapidly after his oper-
ation.
J. J. Shepherd of Westvme, was ur-
rested Tuesday night. by Constable
Green, for not having the necessary
1 ———-—- . number of lights on his automobile.
Miss Louise Hoyt of Greene Farms and for having no registration certl
is spending the week with friends in ~ilcate. lie was fined $2 and costs last
Dsnbury night.
A party of Danbury girls are spend-
I Raymond Beardsley 'bi Stratford is
visiting with Francis Wakeman ‘of
Myrtle avenue. ' 3';
Mrs. Harry Buttery of Spriugdale
has complained to Grand Juror Will.
molt that her husband is again failing
to support her Willmott says that if
James H0"! “I returned ‘0 spend conditions continue this wayfhe will
:01" Wild" 0‘ hi5 vacation “‘0? send Constable Green over to investi-
drilling with the "rookies" at the gate. :1 .
Plattsburgmilltary camp. I _;_.....‘,.g»fi .\
‘ ‘ Nathan Daucby. one of the grand
rare and the dog warden, who was
treated ’for alleged embezzlement of
funds entrusted to his care for dog
taxes, has reimbursed in the one. of
halide in Springdale. to the extent
.‘ n? {16. 27. but is being held until fur
ther investigation can be made to
discover whether there are further
complaints.
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The Democratic town committee
will soon hold a meeting for the pub
pose of electing a chairman to sue"
9ceed the late Samuel '8. Wheeler.
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Several local married men celebrat-
ed the first night of their wives’ 'va-
cations last night by forming a quar
tetI and sang “My Wife’s Gone to the
Country " They' gave the impression
of9men singing at their own innerals.‘
if, that werepossiblo. 9
a.“
The annual fair of the Wilson’s
was” . x». A
'— rizmsr, soccer 2., 19.5
A large number of guests are sum-
merlng at the “Elm" in South Wil-
ton.
Mrs. Catherine Banning. of Lyme,
has been a recent guest of Mrs.
George Weston.
Mrs Mary A. White has left town
for her annual visit to Kenneblnh
port, Maine.
M
Mrs. D. R. Lambert has returned
from I visit to her sister. Mrs. John
Cummings. in Goshen, N. I.
Dr. and Mrs. Georg: Miller. of Hart
ford, are spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Thomson.
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Mr..and Mrs. 9F‘rederick Gregory, of
Strawberry Hill, Nor-walk. were the
guests of relatives in Wilton on Tues-
day.
m
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Jones Ind
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Benjamin
have been entertaining guests from
out of town.
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Mrs. Blakney, Miss Gertrude Dud-
ley and others, of Norwalk, took the
Jitney to Wilton on Tuesday and cell.
ed on friends.
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Mrs. A. ll. Gorham has returned
from a month‘s trip to the Panama
Exposition. looking in guild health as
if the change had been a pleasant ex-
parlance.
Pleased to hear him once more in
Wilton Congregational Church, Bun-
day. August 19th.
“Tho engagement has been announc-
cd of the marriage of Miss Mary
“noes Celine“, of Wilton. to Wll
ham Henry Peek, of Vista, New YoIrlr.
Both are very popular.
While taking ice from his nice house
Coley slipped man and was badly
bull-ed, also cpl-dining his‘wrists. Me
--——--— jGuild of St Luke's Church which was
Mrs. Leonora Gill ennui of West- held on the church grounds. Wednes-
port has tiled papers with the Super. day afternoon and evening.
ior Court othclals, asking for divorce great success. E F. Wood. who ind
on grounds of desertlon and intent. charge of the general decorations, de-
perance Mrs GM“: alleges that her nerves much credit for the artistic of. ‘9”ka homestead, under me "‘5'
husband. Eugene non-1mm. now re- g“: be produced ; large American”
siding in 136110115, left her In 1909. [m was strung over [he gnu-an“,
iThe booths were decorated in green
Final preparations are being made and white crepe. The booths were
by Members of the Conipo Life Guard erected by R W. Tucker. m“ Caro
for E “(61' “ml“! to be held at “no W “(I ms. mt“
the beach on a date not yet decided. ,hoscb were chairmen m treasurer
The events ill be opened to local respectively of the committee 9
athletes only. and if it results 390:0harge the. Moths bet under the
lcessfully others will follow. if not. (“"Iupcrvislon of. the longing Indies.
turIe c2119?“ will be open to all Fancy booth, Mrs. W. M. Weed Mrs.
sw mm n this vicinity.
- . H. H. WatkinssneraEF.Wecd:
A light carriage collapsed (in 8tate!“mm9 table. Miss Margaret 1!. [each
street, near Main. yesterday forenoonl land Mrs. W‘ D' Ander'son, cake booth
and the driver, Mrs. William J. eher- M“ 5 W amp“ "’5’ M“ 3'
wood. narrowly escaped being pltch- 92:53:“ 522R ,MMBTssctuogynquanuhs‘l:
ed into the street. Mrs. Sherw '
was driving along at a moderate “of: Miss Katherine St John and kiss
when suddenly the right forewheel Wimf’Ed Gorham' “’9 “”9! Mrs E"
collapsed and before she was able to H- “90““ ice ”9”.“ W hire 8.
get out the fight real- whee) broke_ W. COOPEI‘ and Miss Estelle Cave. In
;sne managed to keep a tight hold on the evening there was deaths and a
lthe rains and held the horse under general social time.- John W medals
control. and Miss Jennie Dugdale furnishing
. the music. 9
The. Rev Howard M. Richard of -—--——l—-—-—-———-—
Brooklyn, former pastor of tile West— ISSUE WARNING AGAINST
Iport Methodist Episcopal church. was DANGEROUS couNTERFEITS.
3a visitor in town yesterday. the guest
of E. N Sipperiy of Wright street. Boone 65 and :2 Blue. Hardly Beach
The Rev. Mr. Richard trolley from able. Are In CircuIatlon.
New‘York to Boston and stopped oi! tW-ASHJNGTON, Aug» We,“
at the principal cities. rHe returned 59".“, ofllcers of the Treasury De-
by trolley along the shore route He partment culled public. attention today
declared that he had. formed a 300d to two new counterfeits. One is a five'
opinion 0’ “1° localaiines 9““ riding dollar bank note on the "First Nation-
over many 09‘9” . ai Bank of Omaha, lllinols," and the
9 other is a counterfeit of a two dollar
PROGRESSWE PO'NT EUGHRE silver certificate. W. H. Moran. acting
9 PART“ chief of the secret service. described
' A progressive point euchre party. the counterfeits as follows .
Was given by the guests at Rh0d0‘9; “Five dollar national bank note—9w
nolia House to their friends. Many9 0n the First National Bank of Omaha.
[09°31 ”“919 were numbered 9111110118 Ill. check letter 'A’; series of 1902-03.
those present. The ladies' prizes w’ére J. C. INapler, Register cf‘the Tmmy;
won by Mrs. LeRoy Montgomery'. MPB- Lee McClung. Treasurer of the United
Mortimer M. Lee. . firs. Daniel 1“. States; portrait of 39mm 'Han'l
Toomey. Miss Emilia Tracey. 01E!“- sen: charter number;10'91; bani mun
Pa. Gentleman’s prizes by Ex-Msyor9 her, 355; treasury “mammalian
M. M. Lee, James Tracey, of Erie, Pm, Printed from crudely, etched plates on-
LERov Montgomery and IDIaInelY F two pieces oii‘paper. between which
Toomey. . silk threads have been distributed. it
A dainty supper was served and jg very poor.‘ ‘ ‘
dancing was enjoyed after the genteel "Two dollar silver certifiéate-«Se-
ries of 1899.9IADMX'I to be from woooI
Icut plates and is so poor as to be
lunworthy of detail description. Beau
no check letter and filibuster of the
Treu on“ and Treasurer of the Unit-
edI ‘States are omitted." 7‘
r
“ onset-DENT whose 70 size
cccuue'r.
WASHINGTON, Aug. sperm-loan:
.Houseoarlytodayand W for
mlWilton church next Sunday.
99 Isuto struck and fatally injured diaries
is now doing as well as can be ex-
pected. .
'88 l
A musicals will be held Saturday
‘afternoon. September 4th, at the Mid.
piece of the Civic League. A large
Inumence is desired. as the music
lpromises to be of a high order.
I The Rev. Dr. ,McGregor, pastor of
Wilton Congregational Chit-ch. will
H9'preach and conduct services in the
in the
evening an illustrated stereopticon
lecture on the beauties of nature in
the Yosemite will be given.
I
PROCESSION OF lcEBEBGB.
ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Aux. 20 .-—The
'procession of icebergs which has con-
tinued through the waters about New.
foundlsnd much later than usual this
summer has not yet ended, according
to reports brought by mail steamers
‘iust returned from Labrador. Large
numbers of bergs were sighted, some
of them stranded in shallow .bays or
on the outer submerged ledges and
some drifting southward towards the
imafitlantia steamer Lanes. Floe ice.
jhowever. has disappeared.
l The United States coast guard’cut~
9ters Seneca and Miami, much have
conducted ane months‘ ice patrol oi!
the Grand Banks this year. have lin-
lsbed their work for the season. The
Seneca kept In touch with one large
icebong for thirteen days, Watching it
drift eastward in the Gulf stream some
times at the rate of twenty miles a
day, until it gradually melted into a
“growler.” The patrol has been of
much assistance in enabling ocean lin-
ers to avoid the ice. ‘
”at...
sscnsrsnv or we sure
. SUSPENDS FIVE LICENSES.
Secretary of the State Charles D.
Barnes has suspended the auto driv-
er's- license of the following.
ucorge ll. Weeks oi Wethersileld,
who was convicted recently at Fair-
field for driving while intoxicated.
Thomas Levin of Bridgeport. whose
auto killed Camella DlZeno, 2 years
old. of that city. .
if. M. Doyle of the Trumbull Motor
Company of pridgsport. whose car
I
Josephine Germain.
9avenue, New Haven, whose We
killed mil-sen William leach. Jr.
in New Maven. "
Smith Whitney street, this city, whose
on Chestnut In“ last week, marital
overturned and caused the death of 1 .
Arthur Manvllle 5.: No. 67 Howard
Charles P. Waterman of NO» 247, :
John Doyle is This to be about
again. having been confined to his
home with chills and fever“
Mrs. George 9T. Smith and son How-
ard. visited Monday with ours. Mans-
field Toms‘at Stamford.
Miss Katheriae Rogers and Mrs.
Patterson returned from their outing
at late of Shoals on Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Regan of Mt. Kisco,
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. George Fitzpatrick, Railroad
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Light of Stam-
ford, sbent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Davidson, Rich-
mend Hill.
he interests oYFrank‘ P. Kellogg, who‘9
.ondlctqd‘fi safe on the site where‘
the. preijmfllsthre now stands. 9;
I
Miss Ruth B. Rowland and Hamid;
C. Mabbotl. of IlNate-rhury, were mar‘
vied, Sunday, in Milford, by Rev. iii A.
Sumner of the First Congregational;
church. Miss Rowland spent much of]
her time here when James H. Row-
land and family: resided on East ave-
nue. '
Minimal Mrs. Newton Fisher of lib
erty, SnIliv‘an’County, N. Y., have an.
pounced the coming marriage of their
daughter, Miss Bessie E. Fisher,” Sept.
1. to David J. Moore. engineman on
the afternoon run of the electric
branch. Mr. Moore intends residing
in Stamford. 9
In the back dooryerd a”: the home of
F. C. iv‘ladd, on Denote Ridge, there
was seen, the past few days. a Bart-
lett pear tree with several bunches of
blossoms. Among some of the per—
sons who saw these blooms were
Capt. John Wallace, viewresldent of
the Lake Torpedo Boat 00., and his
, wife. of Bridgeport. They were guests
lies Hotel Booger and Miss Agnes
Taylor visited with Mrs. L. F. Ben-
ger at the Stamford hospital."l‘ues-
day evening.
The Oenoke Campfire Girls. who
have been enjoying an outing at Rich-
ory Bluff for the past week, returned
home today.
Miss Hammann and Miss Harring-
ton of New York, are spending two
Weeks at the home of Mrs. Bottomly,
Brushy Ridge.
The former parishmers and friends! Ml“ Agnes Taylor returned to h"
of the Rev. Rufus Underwood will heidu miss at the Stcllwenck chocolate fac-
tory. Stamford, after
week' 3 vacation.
enjoying a
Mrs. Ann Dletzko of seminary
street, spent several days in New
York, this week. visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Williams.
Miss Mabel Martin. a young grad.
unto of the Bridgeport training school.
is now district nurse here. in place
of Miss‘ Fox. who resigned.
x
”Mrs. S. s. iii-lumbar and little son.
William. are spending the week with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rodi-
nler. Hoyt street
Miss Mabel Bayley, who has been
visiting with Miss Louise Olmsteod
for the post three weeks. has return-
ed to her home in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Connect and
son, Gordon. of New Rochelle. spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W Schweitzer, South Main sired.-
.Mrs. James H. Silllman. Ilse Beo-
sie Show, Mrs. J. F. Stillman. Miss
Marthe Stillman.“ Miss Caroline
Stillman enjoyed a motoring trip to
Bridgeport, Monday.
Rev. Mr. Kastondieck,’ u formerpas:
tor of the Methodist Church here, and
Mrs. K'astendieck of Long Island. are
iner, South avenue.
While bathing in Lake Wumpanaw,
Monday, Lewis Olmstead struck a rock 9.
while diving and cut a deep gush '
across his nose that necessitated six
stitches 'to close the Wound.
ner. If the evening is pleasant. there
will be a full moon. fireworks and
dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Carter of
Greenwich. came to New Colman, Sun-
day, and called on Miss Julia Ayres
at the Silllman homestead on Ocnoke
avenue, and at the burned Mrs; J
Adams Bishop, South Main street.
Postmaster Henry Kelley expects a
large yield of peaches this year. Some
pick, and. it is expected to yield some-
where around two thousand baskets.
1,809 basEefs ._
. a
Twenty years, ago, .Aug. 1. D.‘ R.
Merritt came to this tBVvh‘fi‘cm Cro-
ton Falls and established himself in
the jewelry business by purchasing
92W
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pal- .
Next Tuesdayevening the Masons . ‘ ‘
will have a ‘dadles'. night" at ‘ Roton ._
Point Park Casino. and a shore dint I
of this fruit is new ripe enough to.
Edward Kelley anticipates a yield of -
of Mr. and Mrs. Fiadd on Sunday.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
COMMON CLAY. ~
John Mason and June Cowl will
head the cost of “Common Clay," the
Harvard Prise Play by Cloves Kink.
cad, which=A. H. Woods will present
at the some Theatre for two
August 20th. Immediately afhar its
Stamford engagement “Common Clay"
will be presented at the Republic
Theatre..New ¥ork. where it will re-
main indefinitely.
“Common Clay” is an intensely in-
ed distinction as the Harvard Prize
Play which ran for twenty-two con-
secutive weeks at the Castle Square
Theatre, Boston. No play of recent
years has been provided by so great a
reputation. As Breed‘ny puts it “its
success is already in the air.”
"Common .Clsy" is In intesely in-
terestlng, drsmIotic protest against the
conventional soclnl inequalities of our
clvllluItioIn it tell- the story of a
young servant girl who desiring some
of the happiness of her more fortun-
. pie sisters in some on every side,
who when driven to the wall lights
desperately , outstandingly for her
inherent-'i‘ikhtil,“and Who discovers
ultimately that she” belongs to that
very cuts that has despised and
scorned her. i ‘
John Manon “will play the central
ist. Miss Cowl as the heroine, will
mnko’her first appeanuce'on the
nights and a matinee commencing. '
mule role—that of a distinguished jur- .
For UM» Servi- Coll
Fred H. loom
Funeral Director sud lmholmol
Telephone out.
I! to. Help It. Is. Nov-welt;
A Real Bargain
SALE
in Electrical Appliances
Every appliance in our stock
will * exception of Grills and
Irene is marked down to cost and
in many cases below cost.
Some of these appliances are a
little shop worn, but are as good
as new, and carry the usual guar-
antes.
It’s your chance to save money.
Come in early,
TheUlliied
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAS
RANGES. 811.00 to $48.00,
Scli Lighting BurncraI See
our stock before buying.
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . Suloo
Eddy Refrigerators.
Jones 8t Holchk'ss
Norm“! Per“.
17 Wall St.
stage since her'extruordlnary success
in “Within the Law." Mr. Mason and
Miss Cowlmill-be supported by a
brilliant-company of artists including
Icy flufloylr Robert McWadc,
derson and 0mm.-
#79143 3381' SITUATIONS
are obtained by .sdvertising to the
best employers. The Sentinel reaches
this class lu~.Norwslk and vicinity.
Russ Wilytnli, Ome Caldera. H. Dude .
R0! .
Cochrané. lda Berlin. Marguerite An- ,
} Ask Your Grocer for Them
“Be‘Surelts A
FRIESBIE’S PIE
Made in the Cleaner Plant.
And from the best fresh fruits
obtainable.
Insist on them at your res—
mutants.
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THE FALL FA
IHICTORIAL“ REV
now ready
9procureIsch_
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summer.
new
raw rarrsaus
We urgently recommend to. you. before deciding on your Foil DMD. N
- Itco-teoniytencents when pumawnnmismtnm9
on sale now. ., I
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