, churches this evening.
..—
. ‘this evening.
.l'. and Mrs. T. J. Brown of Cove.
auntie are entertaining out of town.
ms at their home.
flies Dorothy H. Knhrmann 0' Fort
George
“at is entertaining Mrs.
.“erofnanbury
"ias Frances Huetot New York city
h spending a wrek‘s vacation with
amends on Winfield street.
Ur. and Mrs. Edward Frctst of 288
ml avenue moved to their new resi-
Bllce on 09ers avenue, yesterday.
- are. Hurry Whitehead of 134 East
mus is entertaining Kiss Mary J.
m of Schenectady, N. Y.
The Misses Jeanette and Roberts.
Me of Van East street are spending;
fish vacation at the Mianogue, South
”the regular midweek prayer meet-,
“will be held in all the. East Non‘
“so in East Norwalk will be coucuct-‘
‘enloylng the week (until after labor
-Day) at the latter'e cottage at Fair
ileld Beach. ‘
The recent coal collection taken up
in St. Aloysius’ Church amounted to
8412.57. The annual collection’ot two
weeks ago Wed ”03.43, acordinu
;to :3th lists whichs :3” given out
. The Weed house on the Old Kin 's “l t ““5393- last u "- , ,
.,mgtflmy ms been mm b. u “8? . Theodore newline. with his cbauf~
> - “3m - feur. Floyd Weed. will start Saturday
Richards to J. Scott of New York. : for a motor trip of 1.200 miles through
- =New Mad. They will leave here
air. and Mrs. Edward F. Weed of for Provtnoetown. Mass. and from
Contentment island have been enter- ggien'iimmmgmhzfi ““91 to
_ . "' 0 . CO I he.
tainlng Mr. and Mrs. \\ eed of Mont- and return home by way of New
clair, N. J. Hampshire and Vermont. ‘
Fifteen members of the Busy Bee
Mr. lad Mrs. Charles G. Waterbury $1;on Cl“ 343"“; “if: “a?“
, ». .er a "pe‘ II s owe er
and family of Lax—zip avenue of Glen- home in Hoyt “mt Monday mu.
broolt have returned from Rowtlyton The nflair proved g thofough surprise
where they spent the summer in camp. 10 Miss “1199‘” "Id '83 ill the form
at a large bouquet of dahllas. from
Mrs. “'illiam Moore of Pond m~rnue WhiCh appeared 5‘3!“ ends 0' ”hm
is visiting for a few days with berg? (gmgdwwun: lunar": u: .. mes-
daushter. Mrs. Benjamm Punter of Miss Catherine Cody gave a party
tBrooklyn. 'in celebration of her thirteenth birth-
day oh Tuesday. at her home. 94 lain
street. Those preseut wenfliaa Alice
Cody. oi Springdsle: Miss Edith (try-
stol. Miss Marguerite Waldron. Misti
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Larsen of
Rowayton are the proud parents or a
,baby boy. Dr. Bradley is in attendlearRaret Burns. 'Mlss Margaret yo
lance and mother and child are doing Carton. Miss Anna O'Shaushm.
nicely. Mina Kay Orr. lies lax-y Rose Cody.
ililxiss Margret O‘Shaughnessy. Miss
‘ . . .len ‘ aughuessy and Master
The third game in the series wlThomas Cody.
tween the Noroton and Rowayeon
baseball team will be played Sunaay.
at the Roton Point diamond. Each
;team has one game to its credit and,
the rivalry is keen between the players.
for the coming game. f
The Swear Worthy club 01 Rowayton‘
"1'
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' George m oi hour-sad avenue;
car tracer for the Yale a Towns lltg.
Company. is enloyiag his annual va.
1 cation, “Wills Much of his time in
trips by motorcycle in a machine he
bought a tow wnhs ago.
Marsh.“ P. Richest recently sold
an unusually attractive plot the
Devonahlre farm. just over the Nor-
walk line. The [lumber is Joseph
Villari. a Porto Rican linen importer-
The price was about $35,000. ’
In spite of the law forbidding the
ownmofdogs io‘let them run at
lam. poultry me‘ rs continue to make
complaints of losses. Recently G. D.
Tilley lost some of his fancy stock.
andanightort’agolndlan runner
ducks on the Knohol place were killed.
Poultry-kc pors \are heginulntr '0 ‘53
whetherjlarien has any dog warden.
Lam” Butler. proprietor or the
Dam Garage, has discontinued uls
taxi Service. since his business in stor.
lug. repairing and supplies. keeps his
force so busy that the taxi service could
not be satisfactorily mouthed with~
out interfering with these more im-
portant departments of his business.
with the present scarcity of labor. ;
Contractor John Tyler oi Noroton
Heights is at work on the extension to
the E. 3. Hour block. which is to be
used by Druggist Gilbert as a post-
olce as soon as completed. it adjoins
Ir. Gilbert's place oi bullpen, so that
he will be able to continue it without
the sacrifice of personal supervision
and at the same time serve Noroton
Heights as postmaster. it will be a
stucco structure. 15:40 feet. allordlng
patrons of the odlce better facilities
., _ -_, “We..."
This afternoon the Twenty-eighth
Wt. Connecticut Volunteers are
holding their outing at the Point.
If weather conditions permit, the
park will remain open until the middle
of the month. it the patronage will
warrant its being kept open until then.
Tomorrow evening. the usual weeuiy
display at Ireworha will be peented
at the Point. The same high class dis.
play as was given last week will be
presented. 7
This evening Kearu‘s oversea’s or-
chestra will he the attraction for danc-
ing. This organisstmu is composed of
highgrsde musicians and a night of
delightth music and dancing in us-
sured.
Yesterday‘s sudden change in the
weather was the cause of a large at-
tendsncc at the~ Tom last evening.
Many enjoyed themselves at the vari-
ous games and. and riding the coaster
sad merry-gum. as well as taking
a trip through the‘hollse of m.
’ There only remains three more days
and the shoe ball contest for this
month will come to a close. This
month's contest has an added feature
in that a contest for the women as well
as the men is being conducted. Bowl-
ing is brisk and huh scores are being
held. but they are not high enough to
topple the present high raters.
While the popular Minn fund
which Thte Sentinel is raking in oruer
to present a gold medal to Arthur Sta}
bell.whoistho first man wuwlm‘
‘llblll today announced.
also
no
. u.
Total..... ..... .......846.50
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ATTACKS THE v. u. c. a. :
LIMA, Peru. Wednesday. Aug. 2".—
lmignor Emilio mason. Archbishop
of “ma. this morning published a
communication in all newspapers hero
warning Catholics not to participate
in the mow. emcnt recently inaugurated
in this city for the establishment of a"
brand: of the Y. I. C. A.. under pen»;
airy of “laying the-sunk” open to the
suspicion of heresy and incurring gen-
eral ecclesiastic censure.”
La Prensa a mutant newspaper
here. declares editorially that Arch-
bishop Liaison has “committed a scrio
one error and has failed to empre-
bond the Constitution and purpsuc of
the institution he attacks."
The Y. hi. C. A. has large and pros-
perous bruncha in Valparaiso and
Renee Aireu, which were established
several ycars ago. .
u. w. “ OluwlICOOOOQ‘IOOOUC
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, NAVAL VEMLS TO BE GOLD. .
“'ASHINGTON. Aug. 28.———)lorc
than one hmfld naval vessels of
widely diversified types, including
seven old type gunhoats. several cou—
vsrted yachts. one monitor, a tug use
about ninety W submarine
Cheers of the “(Hoot type. will no
olered for sale to the highest bidders
in the near future. the navy depart-
Among the
vsssefitobeuolduvuseverulhistoric
ships of the old MW. .
The suh'marlne chasers earl-ed for
G “7" MKS LOOSE.
Bis honor called a meeting
Of m, It!“ and true.
To arrange for a celebration
For the men who [ought im y...
They docfded upon a collection
To give the boys a blow.
They got six thousand dollars»
But what to do "llh it no
seems to know.
t'lj.
They will march the boys. on l.. w r
)lorn. up and down the on.
So that they might be sent
After which tllry will no to 'l. r ,1
House Bill——
To cut a sandwich on the (h.- . r
Now the hove worked hard. arm 4
the pond.
A dissing with a spade.
So the committee of sixty will man :1
them to the Green.
To treat them to lemonade.
They say they will build a horn.
For whom. '. would like to lull-ix
For Johnny Smith, or Jimmy Jam ‘
Or Captain Jack Key-Ough'.‘
Now, that will be the story
0! the sixty. tried and true.
Who will “he a muss of the m 1.,
bration—
For the boys who fought fol rm;
OBSERVER.
—Try a Sentinel Want Ad
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HOUSEWORK IN HOT WEATHER.
Hot wca‘her brings no relief “but
housework drudgery. If anything. wu-
man’s work is more trying. 0“”-
and worry cause kidney triallhn»,
resulting in backache. sore musrier.
stiff joints. lbeumatic pains. alwir ~l
tired tooling and other dlllfPFFlnl:
symptoms. .Vrr. Rubi. Blair, «.1 S.
20th 81.. Torre liante. lnd.. writ”-
gale were built (muse against MOD-“u“,r takin: Foley Kidney Pills h... ‘
old will he received at' the Navy ache stopped and my kidneys “n w
' ‘ of Se l m to healthy. normal action 1
M... up to noon p also true from those tired spills
he 4. ,all .k ,
-aud headadlei- and my vision 1.. r.
: held a meeting last evening and maoei
larrangemenls ot secure the vacant1
Pinltus Needlee’ storei
their clubl
'rooms. A committee was appointed
across the Sound. is m with anc-
cees. plans to hold and elaborate cele
bration on the unlit of the presenta-
tion are also being formulated. The lite
! than were possible in the old location.
The ilxtureu ln the old place will-prob
iahly be used. These are the property
of former Postmaster William l. aus~
Juesport, L l.
.ns-Mes of tar- um Norwallt lm-‘gfloor o'er
”venom. Association will hold a sew-f on Rowayton avenue 70"
”union in Community Hall this af-
“on.
A large amber of East Norwalk
‘heewivus We among those wno
a“ advantage of the second titly'tl
4.. d war hactm by Mayor Donovan,
‘ his one of volunteer workers in
‘y In. m. The sale opened
_' “h star-twat 4:00, and a tile of con-_
m m h steadily until the
..ee My alter eight o'clock, when
.9 strip of seventeen pounds. out of
lites: thousand pounds remained in
..o pouncl dial-hers. Yesterdayu
~flea netted $1,865.00.
fcomdsting of Captain Samuel Hall. Harry uttem‘n is having the my!
lpresident of the club. Louis Parker, of m. home W- !
‘ Harry Oakes. Herbert Arnold and Har-l‘ Charles Smith recently cum,
.i-y Williams. who are now making-31.1.,” Pardee of mm! u... ‘
‘plane for the decor t' h . . l
a MI 0! t 9 club. Kenneth Cantrell has been enioflng
i'W‘M- la vacation lrom his work in his is-
. ther’s store
v The West Side Tennis club's courts' ' o! n m" “a'
are being prepared for the club's semi—g ablfierd. Wood! off if“ ' ;
duals which are to be played for the cently . ew at e N.
headcount club cup. Raymund. Al-9 ' I .l M '
hrecht, Head and Moore have reached “£9333 J: “I $12513]. f a...
title semi-duals and the winner 0! continueyd w ' “e o e
'these matches will play in the finals.‘ Richard AM u all)! hr.
Ilore and Albrecht will i ‘
sets at 6:15 this evening 2:132:33; been entertaining Ir. W‘
gnloce. was Helen nonry.
l
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tin.
Music lovers of all Fairileld County
will doubtless crowd the Toueneke
clubhouse next Saturday night. when
ladame Florence Rlnhle. soprano. and
Herbert Witherspotm. haaso. both is-
mnus on the concert stage, having re-
cently returned from a tour through
the west. will give a concert for the
huelt of the club. Madame Hlncxle
in runs in grand opera. and Air.
Withsrupoou was until recently with
the Hetropolltau Opera Company.
Ming will follow the concert. Tick
on are . ale to thepuhllc at various
lplaceu In hunted and Norwalk. as
l
E savers hare decided that in View of r
the tact that they are to shortly hold
their annual clunhao. that it would
beagood idea tomah'ethpreaenla-
lion of the medal and the clambahe
oueaflalr.andwhlchat then-stint
will serve two purposes. Th my.
which is being ultflhuted hr the
medal will bespeuttwthe-edaland
notouecentofltwillmtowurduny
celebration or other W per»
tainlng to the plutonium. 'l'he Senti-
sclhaauptodatsaaeeeededlainau-
tag a success of its fund and as the
line is near when the an! wind-up of
the campaign will come to a close.
those who desire to mate cautriuu-
KILLED
lruest Gediolt. ”salvation W}
lusts Death indemy.
(From the New York Dressing Bun!
RUTHERFORD. x. 1.. Aug. st.—‘
while attempting to jump on moving
trail Irma-l Gedick of 537 “yer-sou
avenue. “footbridge. was instantly
killed this morning at the Woodbrldge
station. Two hundred commuters sawi
Gedlck fall between two an. Both
his legs were cut 0! and his null:
fractured. Godlch was lily-live years.
d. a decanter. with an once at 9255
JUIP‘ ON MOVlNG
TRAIN:
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LUGGAGE
The Rllhl Sort oi
Trucks and Bags
lay 32 Where
'1.— m of the gut Side will autilesd‘ivillclnshallo'cloeuSatlir-I Mill! Bircard has sold the m wunasm'Durlfll.
”the hiss-outed to hear that “do! afternoon. The Goals will he held ______._____.—.——— 0... m as as more
I Stevens M on pm may do so .
0' m FOR QUMIT
'moaeywillhorooslvodaitsriahor.
Day. You-syleaveyour-acywtth
“Bop" Benedict at m Punter
Broadway. New York.
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f Ophlr Chapter. No. a. o. u. 3., will‘
witthgeueChal-iott oi thlspaper.picalcatmrommwaftec
t'n'thwmuewoperlyaodtcl. The aoouaudsealua The Robert )lorrm
mnduptoooauyiaasrollows: nayauagwmbebaldatughtbouse
Previously ache-laud ...... m.“ Mt. Row Haven. Saturday. Aug. :03
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hos-oedhtaemx .'110'clock. '» .
Cup I on,” ’0“ l ' lies 90’0"" ““1. 01 u. 4"? port. 1 the e lime usual-ting that
Lids-at John C. Williams ;
" noon-galewovoulnguagoatnu-hels surfing-efg‘hclr'
twnmt h an m and her daughter. ;‘ .. 1:3. 10;.y_
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”m are rented to make up ‘ New! ’ ' :days with an infected Inger. M w.
‘wmontheship. TheNorth‘ moctrician HowardnCahleleiIr
5 utallingolactrinlighta in )lrs.8.l.
Idle fleet. It is now traveling to At-l Ir. and Ilrs. Harry '1‘. Lent are en-
Vhtie watts. and wli be or m was relatives from Westfield,; a nation triv in the Him .
out la about two wears. 'W- . s. c. lead and family of Cedar Gate
_ Thaddeus Johnson. who
.hel'e for many years. was a visitor in The funeral of John R. Conn was;
in," on Monday. ' lheld this afternoon 'at 3 o'clock. from '
«spun-unaware“ at the club are gtmume °" w.“ m" 0", Mr. and in MI! Gm 0‘ 1'2"
u no more. as many of them are' Miss I'Allhu Turner, of Yonkers. ”3 York city. .
“u “Os-rations to leave in. Andrew Topic's motorbn recently
2
a“ mu“ gnaw 'm “on," on the m on Labor-1).! morning at to “Wm B.
outer-townparfiul. ; an” scum
. M9 of traveling recruiting par-' 5
u. ”I“! two, lines - m; Wlfiul, of
. "Ml bf M‘U S 60‘}; F. L. H. Glll of the GI“ I‘M” a“ .w h lb. W Court
' ' ' ’ m“’-W”‘M°'W?“magaustmsVnmimng
“eta is amides-ed one of the larg-' I
‘ at h ' I l ‘. 1 John 1". Doyle has received an ap-_ Bartram'eiouso-ou the Post Road.
‘w-Me I. d wt'ar in the 1::mmmwtmcm Gorernor MCM‘ ”; “h- IaeCamond and Mrs. M
‘ ney of Mansfield avenue are enjoying
The schools of New Canaan will are spending . month in m ou-
open .er the [alive-don oa Wednes- .
iday. September 3. ,pectitm to return here about Septem- .
Ede island ""M b"
. . _!n G. F. Bertine has been quite 4.0-. mm “m
. . ill] at her home in hat avenue during, his late on “
{Idle or“! the ”house is now the past week. Mr..e.nd llrs. 8. l. Grout of Bedgu
:3; flag”. The me and daily, c. 0. Roller entertained friends at wick avenue B's been entertaining.
. visiting with her mother in Iain
it“. . mbgfium'am 2 the Mr“ 0“
4 7' sle V. Osborn. of Railroad his new Dino
:1hfilfiadCluhhaaheeaa. I. I“ l. I lKClulordW.amen-M
, acid N place '0' the with friends in New Haven. “t chum“ ' .
i mill-WON!“ mason-slu-
lira. B. .8. Anchiuelose. oust of
Keewaydin Farm. has recently heeu
-
- . - . iffllelslandduring the sum- Col-ton DeNyee returned home on‘
uea‘ Socials were gin. and Sunday alter spending two weeks inI
. 'w-w greatly welcomed. as the
mounted. Dances and enter- “,3 “an“ '1
. . th machine Crabbe
w and all the enjoyments of in '
issue. on a motor trip.
at. and Hrs. N. G. Burkas. of New
Burtis avenue. last week.
entertaining laior Auchinebss oi the
U. 3. Army.
1 Miss Elisabeth DeCouroy 6f Mg-
haw—Whammy..."-
ammmhmm thereby. hoes
mastic-heath” audstsaogiupherlthat esdd
.. ... .. m... .. “‘11:: mil? Sciatiei“.¥°£3.titm ......... my. ,
w‘holl .1 m But this team‘s Point. Tuesduv. There was a big Dr!!- 0- Hm 1' ”"38 chem” .‘ ex. .
k, add-saith. island was revived. gatherlnx.andallhadapioaaaniume. lightsinstalledinthestatomtcot- mmifla’flWthnu’u' ”them. “Ms-alum!”
-(“m“"m‘“°" ”mm °““°' “ta“ In'mmJ“ “3‘ “m“ h’ "n" b’ mm pwhuoe. ‘ ‘ ui‘lala m,bslievethstwuanouaparmnsntuew
E r . ‘ of .
dmund Vi. Wylie. of New London. wick avenue is spending a couph m ..l h w “a. Cl!-
” W at this community.
formerly a resident of New Canaan. weeks at New unford and Medellin
Wine which had been closed
".- .-
”huhaadthatplessaadwagmwmnsthsfiwially
“bruises-s.
“F93: _ I
§9 l‘was iaatiflsd and that inter-mingling mm It's: '12:“me oi: Rowan-dill. Gable.
" "with. use anemi- was necessary to Saturday. I i Mrs. G. B. Richter left her home on
Post Road Tuesday to spud a
1. ~38. “5 life my. while. m M' Ilr. and Mrs. Howard Brown re- the
that be m is coming w ‘ *0 turned home on Sunday. after spend' wool with her invalid moth. 3“- ’-
mghmt'som??t gaging“ "‘ 1" ’ Kirkwood of'Woodhavou. L. l.
' ' Repairs have been made to the lead-.
Steam locomotives was used on
“.mcuaducted [and tn. m » the bunch. hull-day and louday. be- on; on the Noxon Block. and the curb-
. ‘Mm mm“. It is hoped cause at trouble with the electric tying in. n being raised to prevent "I!"
, when the clib is reopened nen‘wg‘agfimm%fip '1an 'wato; from washing into Druggist 8.
. , M it will he conunctad withllmatord have on Friday. and visited 3" Allen's cellar.
'* lvith his parents. Mr. and urn. George Peaches are same this week. The
“-gl ”Mitigation“ clingstouevarletyisaboutexhausted.
l Ed'oal ”SEMI. of W, T? m “ 'iu be s‘mm‘y or ‘may ”I
m McGee-socialite type isrlpencd in
any grout enmity.
' i "I‘ :turaod hoaua. Sunday. after
_. a ‘ I I r cw to week at the home of Ir. ‘aud Mrs.
a Chrysool in helm-d av-ue.
The Woodway Country Club has
m ”m5 extensive “I”.
g A circus. “Just for Mn."
sly-lug there will be moving place at Clapboard Hill Farm. the
montaandextemiousotitagoucourso
here in the near tutor-e. Thousand-x
at the clubhouse, and they home of Hr. and Mrs. Ernest Greene.
dollar‘s will be Well on the course
.1, . . lCarter street, Saturday. at three 9. 1".
.‘he the last. praentation 0t .nc; Joseph Vitielio will attend the “r
durlug the tall months. under the
gddslma of an expat -.fi
lnual meeting of the Grand Lodge 'at
Wm “M to ‘e‘ve the “sewn. ‘5 ‘ deleglte of the Soul
communion hoauout m,“ '3‘" w" “m "“1
“putting thmamm'd‘m 333 13 mm M Pinups-chem on to “the
- Stanfordaveune.aresioppiagwllh marathon”?
lm m lr- lining '73- m’i‘hudthgroflsuflmfll
WMhmtfioMmmfl-dwuw
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Osagoiasflowandwm'k‘topoaifions at M-
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