M
“for. if it; hir‘bsnts will by in :03:- several weeks"
' rseo esmmatthe mi °llthifltt.Vt
tomorrow.” ”‘
lie II. 2. church '
__ - figs; 5...... Lanzo a: the‘ s. ufifldden “uh-111110
The Red Star tug Milton, wssinyito
_ . lived to prod-in. was doubtless just
30“.] harbor, this morn m n fin d her t‘o m m '10} - l I
near the old steamer 31%. p me‘d" h N“ Raven. ' ' $3: :31” hi; Bethany church 2:3“!
l
The Choral Union. of the nut re»?
nue l. E. church. will meet .
t the ,
church, tonight, .3 m. a Will
unis Gardiner, of No. 2 “Be-edict
sirget. lEast Side, is having an later
as one one-pipe heater med.
Henry A. Roulet- hs the met.
catches-Meant—
tolled“); I r mto%
> 5-e harvest":
m. as storef’iias beer'spendmgtém W VI! '9 We! the M be
Mrs. Charles W. Morehouse has ’9‘" “5° we. n“ only because 0‘ 5“
llrs. Emma Bickner and her daugh-io‘mg m ”mm M. 3"
" “It M night he assured
tor, Mrs. Josephine Hindley, have re“
.wrned {rpm a trip to New London and "he“ the “S W ‘ h Ion-dun;
m
who is also n0w an old man, should‘
I. Allover 14. 1900.
71“ ._ . . ,. i . Red. . .. . ' .= . I . R IN!“ cordlfiilids continues abundant t.
it .‘t , After it: 3011's W his ---—--‘ . MM” “m “a“ b‘” ““1“ -' ' -
“to.“ gm with "I!“ m any.” ‘-.*» m M Icon en'sxe need not look it): .2 .MiilLli) -.
chandise business. m ll M w W CFO!- g“ ”9'“- n‘” ”mm” 'Y " ~ 4
. 1 . . ‘ " h l! Ni'iiulniiv \..
,my Stntos no the mans two moi Apple pie the 5‘ bore ‘5‘“ w" “c“ ”N“ ._ , . . “
mammal the country tor him. In. um the nun III” “'0'“ ‘1'” “1"“ “M“ m“ ""‘ “"‘ “ ’
Bell renewed . daughter to Oklahomans” mm asst: in W “WWW-39‘“ W" “a." ““m‘ a T‘ ‘ ‘
. . __ not hit. Barr and married him. The lost W dish that has yelp-Did grown CI sci-ml: m: t.»-
. i
THREE in A . 14,—- -. Mr. Bell can lememher nothing at boa W i. oppie pie and is mother vegetables. Ha; v1.4: H l,
xmder mfiugio$hsrm Ar; his life for the last 25 years. Follow- den-rt out melts the remitonzhot weather he‘s been Nvliu“ .._ ‘ 1
-stored to him utter a lay-e of 35-198 I spinal Wt. lib my an; it numbed. The hmwiiefllsmo mug?“ Oller To...» ., .
iyears. The man formerly um mireturnod. and he began a search (or of may gum welcome the an éthe minke” tho‘; ‘ ,. ,
gnawing hor sister. Mrs. WW“ mo ht ‘9 "a ~00:le City,'lml. a slighgom mini. noisy. which resulted in the m- mt y, fie aunt of the Con :times {normal at 'T . t7 .. .... .7...
mo W. Newton of Chicago, with ‘3"); “WW J91“! WW. "“3 'stored his memory. Hit of It son. Mew Bell m necticni Amw'lm‘l “We “”3”“pr 0‘ 9""! ”f“ .d p" 1“.
1' t'c Wile “£5310”. ' " 3'9 tad “m“ “t that church, as Out in Haskell. Okla" the quiet rou- oi poor health, Hr. Bell has not m1flfomflm service. that from now on Tho-e who my not an... H.
._ > .u Weed administrator. to so an, of Hrs. A n. Barr’l uses» sun-italic: m vim second m. 0.
interrupted. She finds herseli the} '
wile two no. -
nguy-flve years w W RESIGO GH'Y, Aug. 13.—The base‘ w W My ”a (or atlas.‘pu-pose.
Bell lelt Tell Cl”. 135-. to visit Iii-price ot petroleum upon which Mexi. The My one at the slightly and.
there will be plenty o: spotles- tnnoh vegetable Grinning = .t. .
OI E“ kw early “1‘ such as one now tend still have mm m (w "M“, ..
“£73 ” REDUGED. being W int» the market are “in” midsummer er: 2..., t. .M w.
be removed. Dr. Pentecost wu o-e- Bell at mmzm “minimis- are based, has been , ”m. "rut. m make the best in. Albert J. MeeL o‘ .- \:~ 2.
;\ number of applications were re-‘ M". John Conn who has been en- of the lag. of. the of mm,“ mm‘mr’ 2:21:11“, Chi-«annoy. he’redncod $2.18 per barrel. the New 3:. “KW m. Those are ideal mm, who has own a.» «to. u‘
“(and M the W a! WWII hyin a visit at ' the home or her-'1” “iii-0d (Mo generations ”and his brother had moved to his York price Infill “9W. ‘0 31 W m .99}... Powers! weeks. is “Mull“: m .5 . .
o VOCCI, 3“” rem ‘Moon country home, so the W let out but“ at Mexican ports, according V UM“! W 911* and has rectum-u h‘» lam-t
and last night. at Seizer's barber a." a
shop. on East . Washington street. ‘Imme in Prospect svmuc. ’is seldom found in nodal: film.
This was the last session of the rqgiso .
trans tor the m of ”tendon ad
Mr. and Mrs. \Vinileld Riley :vnd
correction of the can 1: mi. and ”M13. 88111112. have moved ; .
lists as :gvggfi": {loads after a visit with Mrs. Rob
._.._. “ * " ' "‘el‘t's mother in Brooklyn. 37:1. 1
a was stand this mini: 1— ”I
nlthofity thst the mine of Milan! H.
Blascer would be recommended by the
my and Tm committees of the}
M m as (the m 0! 0m-
mhnan Myron E. Osborn, who resign-
od at ~T day night’s meeting of the!
Council. ire teccmmendatitm will be
made to the mayor and Council, who
will hold a special meeting for the}
purpose of choosing a summer to Mini
Osborn. ’
4
in
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' ' no
Slam-lord. a, combination piledriver
and dredge. is tied up beyond the rail-
road ln'idge. this meaning. having
been towed up harbor yesterday after-
nccn by two motor-boats. The pres-'meom. West Va, who have been tare alarm cor! water was turned his
once of the craft means that some
tank will be done {or some of the
private concerns having docking space
along the river.
M the meeting of the lbrsry com-
mittee oi‘ the East Norwalk Improve-
ment Association. held yesterday
morning. at Community Hall, plans
were made for a continuance of the
story hour, on Friday alternoons. at
Community Hall. because of the [act
that the hour is eagerly looked for-
nrd to by the young folk who have
unrefined there. A vote of the
.dnegst thanks was given Miss Helen
Fit and Miss Marion Russell, who
have, for the past two weeks. had the
story hour in charge, and who have
crpably filled in the time with the
most entertaining 3‘0”“. iarmnging for lodging for the men to ’20 bad we had to leavc the hold. bat-
Ne list Nonvslk millpnnfl com-
mittee. who collected about $500 to be
used towards (Jamming the old mill-, The Connecticut Company has re- the blaze was ma-
pond lor use as a skating place in
winter. the money being obtained
from contributions by East Not-walk
residents, announced this morning
that the monev will. in all probability
have to be refunded. as no local con-
tractor could be found to undertake
the work. Another attempt will be
[at the latter's summer home in New
7 The F. S. W’ardwell, of the F. 83:"
Ward-well Contracting W- 0'; ReSCent visitors at the home of
, ago, after the civil war, whose devo-
‘t M u back at he tion to olrlt‘me theological sundardsi
The Darien Methodist church is dis- “mg”
continuing its hot water plant and is
having an international wipe heat-
er installed instead. H. A. Hegeleim,
01 South Nat-walk, has the contract.
HONOLULU. T. 8., Aug, 14.——For
a‘igiét dgys and nights Captain Eugene
James Edward and Robert De-‘ c arty, and the crew of the big
Courcy. me so“, ,i ”r. and Mm, United States Army transport Merino.
Frank DeCourcy of Sedgwick avenue. fought. and finally conquered. a lire ini
through the woodstosoek him. Roth-s statement by the treasury delta“ ‘ The I19“! at use"); ' of aim... €3.95. “(up am: tuna:
ing was heard from that tin? until heme-t.
are visiting their grandparents, ”mime Skin's cargo of mm, m
and Mrs. G. I. Z Scbiicheing, Shawna” arm ammunition. shrapnel, 3791]-;
here recently on the transpom rec
tum from Manila.
Smoke was seen first issuing from '
Editor Arthur C. Hat-ch 01‘ the Mn ‘me of "K W W. Ht mi
Review included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest .o'clock at night, during the ship's last
McCoy, Miss Sallie MCCOL m was ivoyaze to the Philippines. The offi-
tLecna and Charles Macl-‘arlari‘d oi .Ioer or the watch sounded a geneml
us"—
making an auto tom of New England ;the hold. whens 4.000 tons of 1151121313!"
A petition is to be circulated ask- tion of all sizes were stored.
ing the New Haven road to construct. "Explosions of munitions in one
Highway for Maple avenue as it is (031110 there included shrapnel shells.‘
called in tlfifis part of town, which was (hand grenades. detonaung fuses.
closed when the railroad tracks were .bombs and small arm ammonium fly
elevated. men carried case after case of null.
. -. lions, likely to explode at any mo-
‘ The work of erecting the stand mom, from the hold, and threw them
pipe atNoroton Raisins la the Noro- ot'erbt‘ltfll. The bones wem too he!
ton V'Vater Company, in order' to at. to handle with bare hands. so the men
tord greater pressure on the local wore gloves. Lieutenant Wan.
mains, is progressing rapidly, the .transport quartermaster. was over-
foundation. a large slab. 40 feet in come by powder fumes and was con-
diameter and 6 feet thick. has been 'fined to his room for more: days.
completed, and the plates for the tank "i had to maneuver the Marica be-
itself have been prepared at Phillips- tore the wind to keep the he mu!
burg. N. J. The contractors are now spreading. On the eighth night it got
be sent here {or the work 01' cgnstruc- ten down the hatches and turn on the]
tion. smothering pipes. “'0 flooded the
{hold with water. and. two nights later,
moved that section at its track which} (,Iapluin Mm‘arthy said the explo-
tumed the corner (tom Hope sweet sives were loaded at Hoboken hi -
into Camp avenue in Maddie. March, and he declared it as his be
odes and bombs burst, n was learned’ ‘
another tunnel under railroad track ‘hatch Wale taking phoe every Halo ,
h lat 1,3118!) to re open the Old King's V'blle," 83“ Cm“) nfiflhy. "The
There was about 100 feet of track in diet that splnlaneous combustion.
the section. When the trolley line starteJ the fire. ,. - .9» "‘
Was first opened the cars ran around Min/g.”
the corner into Camp avenue-but of r" Worked Both ways.
late, the terminal has been ,‘Jfi.-r~r ‘
i ll: . ope _...__-
‘33};st OQLWziémm "9.33 sweet.” Wins; the Mn me; Perkins was feeling decidedly
‘racm, and, n this D I eless'ian' - I‘fli‘a, [no yin-u w... Inna-l, u» sk-uIQ-I'u nvu.
in all probability the commitme will
then start to reimburse the contribu-
tors. " ‘t
ran my
Mrs. Richards finder of Southamp-
ton. L. 1., will spend the rest 01 the
summer at her Tokeneke home.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
chord: services, 891. Goo. O. Baird,
ministers—Sunday nos-ling worship at
19:90: Sermon nutrient: “Th- Me
Type of Friendship”1‘he Sunday
moi oession wiu‘mvoe as 1.1:“ a.
I. Sunday evening worship at 7:20.
Semen «theme: “the much of
Possibilities." The annual (sir ol the
Ladies' Aid Society will be held Wed-
nesday afternoon and evening. Fancy
articles, candy. ice cream Ind cake
will be aimed for sale. Supper will
be served. The prayer meeting will
he held Thursday evening at 7:45.
W for the service: "The Pattern
on the Mount." ‘ .0 'Dl‘ Pentecost's former associate in
At the Rowayton Baptist Church.
the Sound View mural. flev. Frank
8. Clark Pastor, Sunday Aug. 15 ser-
vices will be held both mowing and
evening. . -
Homing erhip begins at 10:30.
with sermon by the Pastor. Subject: as
"Of What Use m Angela 10 God and
Man?”
Bibile School assembles at noon
with classes tor all ages.
Evening Service commences at 7:30
with instrumental and vocal music
and a period of praise and Bible Read-4
mg in which all may jdn.
Subject: “Unload ’Y‘ou-r 0am.“
Mrs. Clement Albrecht will sing at
he morningr service, and the M3503
Gertrude Branth and Miriam Clark
will render a duet in the evening.
1 the Bible.”
hm. . an Mi
.—._-—a .. :Were instituted.
1» Chris mkeut We» val “'1 experienced bookkeeper
. . do asclork . , . .
hold a chmbake nut WW ‘3' m “Mme" ”8 me SM "9- Féiiui‘iv'fiag‘gr‘hzfi' $115 {$1.0nmi'
, nun—— , Heater-Jealousy 1‘“, "all: ndull. faded or streaked ap..' ‘ ' ‘
Miss Anna Conn. who has been en- Wmment at: the town gall??? ““5 “mm" mum“ was anplled with
joying a bit or vacation, is back at Finance and this ‘ ’
arse-5E as assistant with can find B,” a Him out-91 date.
Miss Marriage oiwwfitside avo- the had an internatio flan ny drug store tor a be
me has retitled than hr vacation mv‘%a>hdd ‘ 118.] 1mm“ " ttle
noon. , . “not!
up to “our. Water fin, a...
Mrs. magma P t»
., has been attaining; 1::
, ”‘1'" Wufifi“«
other places ’Dr. Pentecost
sin - our ,
The Thursday evening blame sub- mfiéfl’nfige’ig" {an years ago, .303.” a W '1'
ject for Aug. 19. will be, mm’.mintained n ‘homo.’ Indl
eflorts with
DARIEN terms made 111
._______a ’9’“! 1 18:88 ehnent of l A; “m" w 3“! Md)"
Douglas L. mm and my are to'Wfllmlen. u was directly? ”(1:30; fill
now at “Shore Acres," their Norman the '
u 0;.- Isl-o
- line to the Springdale'work: he couldn't do anything. So
cemetery, thro'um Camp avenue but he decided to pay a visit to the doc-
some difficulty was encountered about tor.
.310 Wu over the Noroton river,l "i won't feel no to the mark." 110
which in the dividing line between 'said to the man or medicine. m
[Stamford and Darien, and the project you give me a good tonic?”
:73! abandoned mar moessary rails; With mused lips the doctor sur-
and ties ha been carted to Camp aw reyed him for a moment or an. am!
hue and strewn along the, road and-rising from his chair. remarked:
on: :1 at] (mix-4m pnlrtidwgichi "Has it ever occm-red to you that
y mi “Has a . eo there’s a rest deal in imagination.
'Dio who “*6 eh 03mm m suggest Mr. Perklng?”
that it would be well if m. select-l “Certainly. doctor.“ -mswered rat-J
lien would throw a llow buds of kins. ”“
gazel tinto tlheholes, ’31“) were! “Then go out of this surgery 3nd
Vlilicid y ml fix up the ra Is and hazine that there's nothllx fl! III~
are serous. . filer with you. Come back "In a roof
---- ' and let me know how you'feelf'
wagitgnelgal of Rev. Gerorge F. Pet», The pltient stunt. uncured him-sift
of Iobneke. pastor for . menu
the last six years of Bethany Prosby- gififgdmfifnf the p at *1
arian church for Philadelphia was'
. . “a i -
:ield XVednesday afternoon at Tomp-‘ne 395:; mnfixwroan Eon.
Bus vents Congregational chuch. nay; full you these was I s”?
rooklyu of which 1), Pentecost was {ha} in Mahatma?"
pastor about 50 years ago just after u . rs . .. I
the Civil “far. The services Were!“ ym:t:har:::‘tln said ’mm' “vb”
condu t d I
l c e by Rev. Paul R. MoodyJoal "Five dollars." laid ti. doctor.
evangelistic work. Dwight 'L. Mood 7
3nd R.ev. J ’ m Re: takeaway-London fit-Bits.
osaph Dickinson. S'he law was- ONE-ARMED ORGANIBT.
afiu‘Peniocost's assistant in the mud mm Aug ll———The war has
9 s Philadelphia, or. raincoat 5b.. England ' m .
was undoubtedly Darlen's most emi- “ I
“Well. imagine you've got it?“ said _
“9;“ Citzell. thoufgh Basillplggu an- 18:?“ organic: Returning It; entail
greatness. That 8' ”an“ “'1", concluded his life as a musician had
dared that he flagezfl 32:23:, :"3 Iended. 1-3an by I. friend to ..
which has “equal? boon ”Bl! mifst: try to fight his way back to his old
edinhonororcll idbhcynveuwstheonuplaytb
outside world knezzzellilftlzfoxzzrilmme services with one hand and is again
3: notf 13:43:“ in his memory 03?); .osganist for Branden college.
3 W 0 s own’s ‘ ' M
33%: sgcient residents have at. A 1 {
‘ 'ss niche)“ . ., “ER-m. 3 ”new
iWho in America." the fimnm Press).——Dan Ahearn. of the llliuoir.
graphical armour—y. and about all at amt-tic Club. wand-s record truism
, except Dr. Fenian“ _ for the hop. step and jumping been
t' W in dismissed from the American Olymp-
his voting residenc ' TEAM—l”
“ . , 9 here.
A hough, bemuse of the vigor of his “GE HAfRI'SI’sO ANY SHADE
an voice and ‘_ pen, ‘hls ‘
oven-ems in enacting local se-
in personally unpopular
:mn't Stay GWHet-e' . s
p .. s an Old-
. 8e eflorts that Impact! -
the conducting of the ‘ton'fifigfgeg storing fadei. stay but to its natua
The appointment “311$ dates luck to mum“
t. Indirectly, too. big demand for
ll yronderful effect.’
ce of Superintendent offfl'efi'l “mmhmeismnssym
. W“ in I l “Wyoth's Sage and fill 1'
land. and traveled around méipound.‘ m will ‘ pl '
iiE-AB preparation. impro hy the additlw‘
MEMM an: or other ingredients, which can be de-
d‘l‘his leaves me well. 1.91m, fine pended upon to restore nat -.
a. enjoying mm: Martin and and beauty to the hair. 3 »
{mummy h til-"Dita AHEARN LEAVES\OLYMPICS.
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..._..__ some: Cm em: Ky. "M says it he . '
ssmm.h«,m. ' inch . . ~ y) ~ « i,$f&£b~~~w 7»
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OUR FIRST
Annual Clearance
S A L E
The greatest BargainGivingSaleinNOt-walk’shistory .
A SAVING 0! <3 0N
- ‘ “‘7‘“ °’ 33"“ ° THE news HAS sewn. .
amu’scnoon coats. THE “3“?1133“ *5: w g3 ”PE 301': wanna“: sum
1 mlifigglsmo av :5 TA ‘ so PinnxfléE'
A “m“ o, 25% 9,, 4113‘s mowmr oussamtsumvumg 1‘ sum 0F 33 ON
. ~— T , BARGAINS AgE M'rm‘
- ' . , NE AND 01“ A330. .
11.1.3018 sosoossnm w YST 1) BE ANl‘l’l‘l. vs mutants,
V Y'W N WHO . II'EN D OUR
a, M stag firms now ass was . 1
‘ “mm ' monowns ans. GETTING means A sum or 25 on
3018' scsoos um. EVERY BAY. v ..
to Hawaii No" 11) Harm’s oz: SALE ml! "“93“ WS-
z - ‘ " EVEN YOU norm our. -
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]: SAVING or 2072 WEWA v YWOMAN N HE N ..
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5 1{BLT T BARGAIN MT? ‘.\ l-
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Witt“ on osmium-'5. Ell-cu
AE$£ AL a SAVING OF 25" ON
an. BOYS' BMW & O a
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"8 m". .m- YOUR aflm. WIN DRAWS AND
WE WANT m r.- a . so or
cuss—Jr mu. “MU will“ gunman VAETS.
wsr VISIT one as we iSE YOU
nose man roua miinli'r’s i
IMAM Y W‘NW%WW A sum or 25' on
W HUM-.mms AND CHILDREN‘S
.. Bartram V , , ... 1
mtg‘ihé’w “Wis”
agggtsoam, afi- rr WILLSOONfiE‘
L . I . a SAVING or 25 ON
muss“ ”tsunami-AM“ -
AND EXA‘ ‘ . - Putnam's PLAY sum,
MENTWILL TELL
MW ‘ on NOT—THAT‘S or
mm granite ‘m' sins
YOU I! WM m SAVE 0
3038' 3100338. ‘
GIRLS' MUSLIN DRAWERS,
A sum or 5076 o
I SAVING OF 33%
BOYI' GAPS.
1 81m 01' 2570
”'8‘ mm
I SAW 0!‘ 33%
new “M‘mf
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a SAVING or 50', OR
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IRLS’ HATS.
A same 0! 25% G
A same or 25; ON
srocxntoa '3‘;
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IRLS’ MIDDIES.
A SAVING 91" $35 .0
80B" IND .m ”10'
A man or 25' 0”
.mifismdfififi
'nmn SKIRTS-
oceu our» to moon was sumac. “it‘ll
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