'rg—
CfiY MARKET .
Mrs. Winfield Grant who has been
seriously ill is improving nicely.
60 NO. MAIN S'I‘i Mr. and Mrs. M. Wailerstein enter-
‘Mr L. Seiser of New
the week in Darien.
Haven spent
Famed friends fioinThe city over the
week-end.
Mrs. F. Schneader is
week in New Milford.
spending the
‘( Mrs. Frank Theall has returned to
her home after a. visit with relatives in
Port Chester.
Edward ‘McGinnes, who recently
was hurt on the railroad, is recovering
very rapidly.
E—dfl _
Hillard Albrecht has accepted a po-
sition with Bartlett Tree Co.. at Oyster! ,
l ‘Mr.. and Mrs H. .B. Coke returned.
E
:Bay..
, ’EXDPCted home from ilitir faunas-wk;
‘ and Mr.. Reynolds occupit 3 2:1 pulpit
lat the Methodist church ytsszctday. ‘-
, 5 Edward Baker of Sedgevdclt avenue?
Re: and Mrs Charla; {tryiioizt's new
vat atioti. spent
in Maine. satiny. '
it
'has accepted the position as chaut-i
lieur for Mr. Swansirom of New York
land is now on a six weeks automobile
itour with Mr Swanstrom.
I
i One of the (333] trucks of the Entity
ES: Gaps Coal company of South Nor-
'walk», Saturday morning ran over an
{embankment on the Post Road. The
:full details of how it happened could
inot be obtained.
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Capt. James H. Ayres, ioi'incrly of
NORWALK
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sTuesday evening fmm a motoring trip“ FM” 5 “0th who has for ”19 1335‘ .
THE. LAST CALL
,.
Miss Margaret Cleverley has return- of several days in Litchfielc‘ county.
ed to New York, after spending several
{days at the home of A. B. Cleverley.
A daughter. to be named Mildred lrti
be], was born last Saturday to Mr. and
Mrs. Howe of Norman Heights.
i ,
Miss Jeanette Hoyt of Danhttryl Mr. and Mrs. Ray Every of Reuse]-
pem the weekend with Miss Mildredp‘ear» Ne Y-t have been Spending a few
4 dwin. tdays wiili E. H. Every
Postmaster William 1. Austin of the
Heights. who has been quite ill, is now
! recovering.
Mrs. Eninia Jones and Mrs. Elnell, George H. Schoch has complained to
i of New York. are guests of Mrs. H. J. the police of unauthorized people using-
, Stanford Adams. who is employed
”‘Seymour of ROWaii street. ihis boat in Rowayton harbor. at Steward's Grocery store, left Satur
. day night for Maine, where lc. will eti-
Miss Eleanor Hall is visiting her‘,
. . _ . . ,joy a week's vacation.
; week‘s vacation from her duties as musm. MISS Allcc Plan. of New Hav-‘
t
cashier in the South Norwalk office en. ,1 3mg Susie Lanzo returned home from
of the N. Y., N. ll. & H. R. R. "‘—'
I _ _. . iNorth Haven last night and has re-
—-'~‘ ‘ ”Dial" 3“““9‘ “‘“L “’ N9“ “3““ taunted tier. duties at a. M. Smith's
Corporal Norman Seymour, of the is spending the week with his mumy’lxovclty $10!? this morning.
Sixth Company, spent Saturday eve- of Logan street.
ning and yesterday with his relatives _ _ t
5‘ on Cove avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Platt and
‘ dutiehzei'. Alice, of New Haven. have
> Miss Matilda Smith is Spending the. been visiting at the home of Captain
week with her brother, Rev. A. J; 51'1““ Hall. ___....._.
Smith. who is. enjoying a vacation at . Robert MacDonald. a student at
= his summer home in Monroe, Conn. ‘Ml' and Mrs. Fred Mort-meld spcnii’lllllsblll‘gh. was a Visitor in town Sat-
7 ' the \‘.'t‘0k~l‘fld with Roy Merrifleld, who urday.
Mrs. Otto Lindstriim has returned is with Hm “Norwalk Boys" at camp at
. _v - to her home after a visit with her sis- Fort. Torry.
. tar. Mrs. Charles Kuliner, in New
\ York City.
W‘.Vm _
Miss Bessie Geib is enjoying a
George «Krause who made an appli-
cation to join the guards was accepted
into the company at the meeting held
:by the company Friday night.
Harry Gay. a resident of Darien, re
..._._.__.._ turned home Saturday from Detroit, to
—« Miss Marion Lynch substituted as spend a few weeks vacation with his
-. organist iii Rowayton Baptist church parents.
'Richard W. Sweeney. “t ”W Nfl‘m' iii the absence of Miss Mary Sniffing
‘ . RPSHW‘ New York, Spent "‘9 week- who is visiting rclativcaln Oneonta.
end here, having 'just recovered from
‘ . a week's illness although not yet in the
beat or hcaltli.
A liammcrshoy. who was injured
Iwliilc playing with a dynamite cap a
John (.‘ievcrley has returned to hls‘fcw weeks ago was expected to return
. staiion_of service with U. S. navy, af- home from the Stamford Hospital Sat-
“‘1' spending the week end with rcla-‘utday night,
lives in town.
Miss Jeanette Dean of Van Zuzdt
street motored to Minoola, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert S. Mitchell. of
"fitment Rochelle, New York, have been
" .ylsltlng for a few days in this place.
-——————- Frank De Troy is seeking to estab-
Mr. and Mrs. Clllll‘lt‘fi Petty. enjoyed lish himself on a baseball team sortie-
zi molm‘ trip lMOUti'll ”‘1‘ northern part where in the vicinity of Stamford. Mr.
of Connecticut on Sunday, stopping 3‘ Dc Troy comes from the Metropolitan
interesting places on their way. idigmct, and is a player of ability.
.lanics Stevens of New York stopped?
off at Rowayton. on his way to Nor-
E. M. Young of East avenue, ilS-
»,Boclated with the Got-ham Company.
“films received ordcrs to report to New
Clarence lloutou and William Dug-
diile were delegates from the Noroion
’ Haven. lie is a number of the Naval ““11" on Friday. renewing old "0' Heights Fire Company who attended
‘Reserve, ‘1‘“ ntnnccs. ,tlic state fli'emcii's convention at Hart.
r. .....__._ ‘ford oti Wednesday and Thursday.
Good sized congregations grreged Mrs. Howard Mead has returned _
home after a several weeks stay in; Mr. and Mrs. John R.
New York sta'tc. visiting friends and “living
relatives.
Rev. S P. Fairbanks at the East Ave-
nue M. E. Church, yesterday. Mr.
“Fairbanks is a forceful preacher and
‘ Nalways preaches excellent sei'tmns.
Conn are re-
of friends
last week to
congratulations
.upon the birth of a son
t
; Mrs. Anna Kapola of New York is; ‘ "
.obtain the permission of Thomas P.:
. $4...
~few years made his home at the Na-
itionnl Soldiers’ Home at Hampton,
Va., has been in town recently, visit-
ting old friends and comrades.
! Benjamin Street and Harold Bates,
who volunteered for military service.
are both home again. The former left
llwith the Seventh Company. C. A. (3.,
and the latter with the Ninth, but nei~
”191‘ young men could stand the physi-
cal tests.
. a“- £92.
C
E Ernest B, Crofoot. chairman of the Q
Republican town (‘Umlllili't. who at-
tended the state fireiiicii’s tonvcntlon
at Hartford on Wednesday and 'lliurs-
day of last week, as de'vg'ttc of the
Darien company, was honuit-d by it re-
election as county vice-presidcnt of .~
the organization. 6
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While Stamford has been unable ev- A
en to obtain coal for its schoolhouses
next winter, three cut-toads of coal
were received in town yesterday by"~"“"“““""""— ‘ “’“*'*
Sterling’s August Furniture Sale
Ends Saturday, August 25th,
Only a few more days left. Your last chance to hit Furn‘ture at such b' s '
Shortage of stock and impossibility to obtain goodsy 1g ”In“
as to close this sale sooner than expected.
Come and look over our line. You will find
prices you cannot help but buy them.
for it is
Phone 105
We Specialize in Furnishing Homes Complete
it
Earmar‘timmsm “Chis/Q} gm “galls-Q" 1.4g“: mam dim 757.3" >5:
many things that you want and at; such low
FINE BEDROOM AND-DINING ROOM FURNITURE AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Sterling Furniture co.
127-129-131 Washington St. ‘
sale has made it necessary for ..
' So. NorWalk
Theodore “1. Austin and (him-g9 ion has rented her second camp at
Bearse for themselves and friends who‘ Pearl 151311“: N- Y., to EVEN“ C011)?
clubbed together to buy this con] di~30f New York. MW- SlOkPS'S 50“ liflr'
rcct from the lumps, 'old has been training at the Platte-
.-._.__.._ [burg camp, and his mother. with her
The Quackenbush place on Brook? daughters, “ms ““19": and ”19 Bill"
sldc avenue has been greatly imprmved'onesa liolkity. have been at the Chain
recently by trimming several. of the plain Hotel on Lake Champlain, with-
troes. it would be greatly appreciated in chart motoring distance of the mill-
if other property owners whoae trees lar)’ camp.
overhang the highways. would follow'
suit. This is especially true of comet
trees on the upper Post road, which
Friday night seems to be
night to go joy-riding.
a hard
hang so long on wet dam-that they happened to a young man and two
are a real nuisance. girls from rllidgefleld. The party was
——-—-— riding a motorcycle with a side car at
Next Monday. at 10 a. in., the Sclectv
men will Open sealed bids for the pur-
chase of the old frame ('ienter school-
house. at thc'ann Hall. The pur-
chaser will be required to remove the
building between Sept. 15 and Oct. 1.
without injury to the surrouudlnn
trees. and to do this he will need to.
tachmcnt and they were making things
merry until they came in front of the
Ralph Richard estate, when thou-heel
of the side car gave away, throwing
were not seriously injured save for a
few scratches on their arms and face.
The following Dorian men have been
Cave. to move it backward over his summoned for jury duty at Bridgeport
property. for the next ttmi of-court: William D.
‘ *——- jAnderson, Elbert C. Bates, Andrew .1.
“TS. Anson Pht‘ipfl-Siokofl 0f Nom- Buttery. Thomas I). CRVO, George
_ Dance. Frank DcCourcey, William
Mrs. Cittm Scott. of Port Chasm-[spending a couple of weeks with tint
N. Y., who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wallertsein. '
and Mrs. Charles Simons, for the past
ten weeks, returned to her home. Sat-f Mrs. lien Massell is entertaining "‘1‘!
: urdny afternoon ‘aiivcs from Massachusetts for a fcwl
1 .days visit.
\
In the crowds that \vitncssedthe!
flag presentation Sunday at Newton?
none showed greater interest tlian‘
Sharles Leland of Tolteneke who nc-:
companicd his daughter, Miss‘ Maud:
Leland to the scene of the exercises}
Mr. Leland, who served with distincn
tlon during the Civil War manifested:
his delight in the impressive ccrcmo-E
tiles, joining in the applause und‘
cheers.——Darlen.
: iEarle Banks. son of .lolin \‘t'. Banks...
of 42 Fifth strcct. had his right leg
broken on Friday evening just south
for New Haven, when he was riding
Ibis motorcycle. towards Norwtilk and
1m automobile came out of a side road
"directly in front of him without giving
any warning whatcvt‘r, Hc was taken
to the hOspiial on Saturday morning,
When the leg was set and ho was takc
fin to his home, where he is resting
today. Saturday evening. He was al-Y
‘30 badly bruised as the rpsult‘oi his
l
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split. . l ;
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CANNING DEMONSTRATl .. l ' .
. Tombrrow at ten iii the high school I
i
W
the usual cannig demonstration will].
39 givenlby Miss Hallock, assisted by
‘MiSS Hammond. Products canned will
Mrs. Alyn Williams has returned to:
Dugdsle. Jerome ' S. Gainer, Samuel
.Grumtnan, Frederick Ii. Hart, Wither
C. Humbert. W. lrvlng Lownes.
‘1Chm-les‘Millspaugh. William M. Peas-
ttm. o. Emil Richter, Edwin Milton]
Royic, George W. Shercr. Richard R:
,Skclton,‘ Hanford S. Smith. Andrew,
:chlor, Fred W. Tooker, Floyd W.‘
'Trlngs, Charles Vun Tassel and Styles
,Wood.
l
E Highway superintendent Horace B.
tOlmstend has issued an appeal to the
public to Rifl' in. preserving the neat-
!ness of the town by refraining from
ithrowing rubbish into the highway,2
:wliich also sometimes interferes with;
idrainage. as rains carry such littcr‘
to the catch-basins where they
-pede the flow of water.
' .‘ {residents ti the town to make suggest-t
icrltlcsms. complaints and suggestions
be corn, lima beans and apples. The Tokeneke Inn after a. visit With "913's THE CONSIDSRATES?) M57- at any time.
steam'pressure-cookcr will be used as tives m the South, While absent “mi- AUTOIST ON WET AV. Fey) 11, MILLER . --
I. will be at each meeting after this. Williams mother died suddenly tank :5; _ , The Darien firemen have rlgged up
This is what
thetyoung ladies to the ground. The)"
inc;
In unticipa-I
_tttin of the annual budget. soon to be;
. iprcpared, Mr. ()lmstcad also invites;
ttions regarding work thought dentin:
Elite to be undertaken next year. and!
{states that he. will be. glad to rcceivel
that city. The total estate is estimai
ed to be worth 8230.000 to $350,000.
consisting principally of real estate ac
quired while Brooklyn was expanding.
and which has since incr‘cascd grcaily
n value. Mr. Kennear had. no near rcl<
atives, and left his nephew 'nDtirici:
this large amount because the latter
was his namesake. The will will be
‘pi'obated in the surrogatc's court of
King’s County about the end of this
month.
Edward Bates. a South Norwalk taxi
man, figured in an accident in Daricn
Friday night. whcn he was struck by a‘
Ford runabout which was operated by
a Bridgeport man This story concent-
ing the accident was given to thc Sent-
inel reporter by Mr. Bates: “Early in
,the evening 1 was returning to Darien
with a party that. i had taken out. i
was going well until 1 reached the
front of the Chick liin where i noticed
a car was stopped on the account of a
tint tire. To make the story clear, the
car that was stopped was going in the
direction of Norwalk. However‘vvhtfit I
seemed to be along side of it up comes
the on rushing Ford trying to squeeze
between my car and the car that was
along side of the road. The car that
struck me was going toward Bridge-
port,tlie result of the accident was
that that the front axel of my car was
sprung and outside of that all was
well." When asked if he was going
to have the Bridgeport man arrested,
he replied. "it is of no use for the Mt
of us may figure in an accident when
we least expect it."
WHITE SOx IN NORWALK
Bill McGuire’s White ‘80): will jour-
ney to Norwalk tomorrow afternoon
when: they will play the fast National
team of that city, The Sox were orig,
inallv scheduled to play in Anmnia.
but that game was called off nutter»
day afternoon. After hustling account
for a couple of hours McGuire manag-
cti to nail the Norwalk game. The Na-
tionals will come here for a return,
game a week from Sunday afternoon.
-—Bridgeport Telegrm
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To ‘look one’s best and feel ones
Hot Water Each Morning
Puts Ross in Your Che , _
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stomach.
t is also hoped that, a tie—hydrating ap- , ing her, trip a and 0119-
)aratus can be procured by that timed;
t. if not a special meeting will pro-
bly be arranged later for this, Mrs.
_‘—_.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Smith are on a
motor trip through northern Connec-
. . . as the roof of the? . . .
EgllfiihaChvgifsta 13):; hanging down be‘ bESt is to 91150? an ".1me bath 0801‘: Girls and women with sallow skins.
side thi, front door which cnables théimoming to ““9” from the systein'tlie . “WT spots, pimples or pallld- complex»
alarm to be sounded by 'invone Wtwlprevions day's waste, 80‘" fementa-iiont a150 those who-wake 111’ With" a.
ticut and will make a stop with friends
hn Cavanagli is in charge tomor- at Norfolk
'Mlss Minnie Serviss- is enjoying a
visit with friends at Lake George.
Wednesday evening at eight at the,-
orwalk library the special evening
eating-promised by Miss nammond
_ Mrs. John Tiebout', Jr.. of‘ Long. 15- _ ,
land.- is visiting. with her'parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Franklyn Lynch .0! Token-
eke.
e tomatoes seem difficult for people
L1. ~
id beam about. Miss Hammondwlll} Miss J C. Lewis is entertaining Mr.
castrate and Miss Hallock as
and Mrs. W. Lewis from the we 0
a .i t and this will be the last meeting 3”"
. are here on a vacation
[which Miss Hammond, wut be pre-
it as she "leaveslcr- her position in
. espous. soon, Wednesdy even-
Regular‘ $389
Postala are being received from Miss ‘
to Piece sun anatomy
"Endogzfloamfiuife
needs to call out the men, without the
difficulty of‘clamberlng around to the
ibell tower in the rear of the house.
.i which is a difficult matter on a dark
- night, and often causes delay. An tip-
~‘ propriatlon was made about two years
'- go-by the town meeting for a syren,
but it was found that no syren suitable
V . . . 7 I for the local purpose was on the mar-
_‘ NW W: ’ ket. The alarm will also be used to
summon the Home'Gtiard in case of
necessityh—two strokes, repeated as ne-
‘v canary, will "be the ‘aignal for the
Guardsmen; ,
4
Regular 390 -— NOW 859 . ——-—-—' l
Urban Francis Laura entplom‘of
tlons~and poisonous toxins before it is . coated tongue, bad tasteynnsty breath,
absorbed into the blood. Just-as c081,. others who are bothered “th
i when it burns, leaves behind'a certain, aches, bilious spells, acid stomach»: 0,...
amount of incombustible‘ material inicomfimuon should begin this phi»
the form 0‘ ashes, 50 the “’0‘! and . phated‘hot- water drinking anoint-o an»
drink taken each day leave in the all- ‘ ant-ed of very pronounced results in!
memory organs a certain amount of one or two weeks.
lndlgeatible material, which if not;
eflmdn‘ated, forms toxins and poisons‘
which are then sucked into the blood
through the very ducts which are in-
tended to: suck innouriabment- to sas-
tain the body. .
‘ If you} want to see the-glow of heal~
thy bloom in your cheeks. to ace your
'skln get clearer and clearer, you are
A quarter pound of limestone pboiis
phate costs very little utility ting .
store but is sufficient to demonstrate
that just as soap and water elm.
purifies and freshens the skin ortho-
outstde. so hot water and lime-{one
phosphate act on the inform
We must always consider that tom
told to drink stemming upon aria.-
nai sanitation is vastly more input-
Tjader who is visiting friends in
Maine.
g at' sight at the library.
P
Lady Washington Lodge, Shepherds,
of Bethlehem. has dedded'to' postpone
filtbgether its projected lawn party
John H. Dolnl- of 18% Raymond
street. reported the loss of a no gold
piece from a hill fold to the police. it
(Indicatemmment on account of set-
‘fillneu of a member.
. v
is believed that the piece was lost fut
. ‘ 1 Friday evening.
a
See Them-lit our Window.
, It. J. Angettttteo Son‘C-O.
‘ the New ""90 1'“ fl. m 5“" lag. rum of hot titer with: tea
,mfl'kd '0 Iliu- Ano- (3min 0‘ "1" the waste material and toxin from
tant than outside cleanliness. be“
the skin pom do not absorb!“ .
file. into the blood. Mill. mm "
m do .
town. and «tiled have. W been Doll in um um», mm and bom‘ Women who desire to «bluish
M by tum of Bloom that be .u, an m, min. and Myflthflrmmmn
bu fella belt to about $73.00. of “It We: the not. ill-om ma. ‘ try this to: a Ice! and notice mall.
oolllnuek.lfrbu Kmufiw um man had ”Incl—adv.
"'3' “3° Md" Wife; Darla spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
I 00'1”! 0f "‘3‘ Ito. 'M“ 5° ‘“ which is a harmless mm of with:
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