l: ‘, ’ ' " Wile Condos. daughter 'I : uptown police blotter in the pad ‘ - Roster of Kain yesterday for a to. Grand ° o O flees Rust of Wilton who “station for appendicitis at * MW. » Isopital two weeks " up. and around again. Tracy Hyatt of Bridgeport. is m restore-y. 4‘". oee and Ira. Hart: Henderson a: M. 'I .III“ for hgp “in nine. truce. Ann-t uni be. extended visit with her par: . o o o nuns & G‘sas. That's all. s o Iarnusl Goldsmith of' son of Ira. R. Geld- el ll llmwood avenue. to at- a convention of chemists at . leotland. Profs-or is a representative of the of Pennsylvania. He is .W borne. next week. i O O ‘ .3“ Carol and Laurence Hunter at“)! street. will entertain ever “do, and lunday several outoef- muons. They include Miss . _ Isles of Dover. N. 3.: Mr. Nichol of Hawthorne. N. 1.: n Balmer of Monmouth Hills. . .: Talbert NacCon ll of Brook- N. 1.: Arnold at so of Hart- . and 80- Hunter of Norwalk. 0 O O L. e e—Barris d: Clans. That's all. C O O 19': Harris Carew of New York. and formerly of Norwalk. was a visitor in Norwalk and Bridgeport yester- day. 0 O 0 George Clark. of football fame of walk High l-lchool. smokes the at pipe in town. All compet- have given up the race. 0 O Buy your Victrela at Donnelly's easy weekly payments. more open gs until 3 p. in. O O C lita Hoyt of Cedar street. who been staying at Camp Chan. ua. Bangor, Me. for the past nth. is expected to return home srtly. , ooo visiting yesterday at his former h we on Academy street. Norwaik. . O I O 0 have that parlor suits up. ‘ later-ed call up Bergstrcrn Shop. I. O. O. F. Building. i O o 0 "John Cuneo is looking sad this rning after seeing his favorite t m. the Giants. go down to defeatl a 'ths hands of the Cincinnati. yea- sy at the Polo (grounds. 0 O illiam Manning of blow Keven. d superintendent of. the U. 8. , can store in \V’ashington street. nth Norwallt. formerly ‘A. J" kman's store. was a visitor it yesterday. in a o e . —-Bankrupt stock Guaranteein‘ l'mbrclla. Co. public auction Fri- y. August 17. at 8 P. M" d. s. t. O O O The Felowcrsft. A-ociation. Tem- e Lodge No. 65. A. F. and A. M.. d a successful dance lad night ’ihe Pomno Beach Pavilion. the enterey Club Orchestra furnishing t b'musil: 'Mlsa \ lralnhl and nary Black- f rd of t'mssways, Rowayton, will erinin on Thursday evening. Aug- 23rd. Many Norwalk and Item- 6 young people will b. present: 0 I O I—Bankrupt stock Guarantee lag Umbrella Co. public auction Fri- y. August 17. at 3. P. It. d. s. t. O O 0 Mrs. Anna C. McNetton of 1! Arch reet is leaving Idonday on a. trip Maine. where she will spend a weeks at camp near Bangor. o- O O 0 'Miss Patten Beard of Arch street. 0 has been visiting in Woodstock. f. 12. will return. home next week. . . i » uBankrupt stock Guarantee Dal Umbrella Co. public ‘auction l‘rl- y. August 17. at 3.1’. I}. d. e_. t. ‘ I. 0 fir. and Mrs. Edmund Zeluff of 1 Concord street. left today for a 0 weeks’ visit at Block Island. 0 O O §-ssle on odd lots of hosiery at eler's Shoe store. Unusual prices clean up. Ask to see them. . o O 0 "Hr. and Mrs. George Shiver. Jr.. neadow street. have returned to air home after spending a week th lllss Alison Crawford of Rinse- n, Pa.. and also visited Ira. Shiv- 's sister. Mrs. Wilford Chatharn Binghampton. O . 2 ' o ' ”Ilsa Dorothy Sherman of Stock- . N Y.. has returned to her home I or ' rs. G. W. Shiver of read" sweet. 0 C l—White stockings at bargain . so at Keeler's. sale on oddaaad as. ‘ o o o ’ IChiof Ranger Thomas Dowd will tend the annual national conven- .'h in Cleveland. Ohio. as will tomorrow. e- o o e . A special meeting of Court liar- l'. of A.. will be held tonisht in new home in: Eight street. 0 Not a single item was recorded on -foar hours. a e O i lug-Cave money by boring 7°“? ' nowatxeoler's. O O O to the drought. the price of took snot or drop todsoia ' lots. '1"! OH” cents a.psach m .eter Moran of Westfield. Haas, L week's visit with Kr. and ' of Foresters of America to be _ _. Inappee blues are re rtod bitl at a lively rate in imitators. TR: t are small yet and probably will no run to a fair 'sise until Labor Day. . ' o e ‘ Kr. and Ira. Charles Beserd of Wilkes Barre. 9a.. are vista: llrs. logsraus' aunt and anal Hr. Thomas Donalqn of and Ire. Grove street. “T“ i l w. BACK 'FROM. BIG TRIP BY AUTO Mrs. Mathews Enjoys 12,000-Mile Ride. -—. Auto Accident at Tokeneke Mrs. David N. Mathera of Brook- side avenue has returned from a de- lightful two weeks' auto trip with her brother. William H. 8. Mczwen. and daughten. liabel. of Glonbrook and Harold Curtis of Btamford. in which they made over 1,200 miles. The? stepped at Mr. McEwen's son. Howard. and family at Waterloo-rs. N. I. They toured from there into Canada and visited the Thousand ls. lands. They had wonderful weather throughout the trip. Mr. and Mrs.- Reward lichen and two sons. Howard and Arthur. have arrived at Glenbrook. where they will spend two‘ weeks' vacation. 0 0 e . Mrs .Thomss Cave. Miss Emma Racerty. Nrs. Harry Palmer and daughter. Estelle, of the Post road. Darlen. and hires. Mathew chineaily and son. Junior. of Stamford spent Monday at Shippan Point: O O 0 Mrs. John Fairbanks and .iaugh- ters Catherine. of Old King‘s High- way spent a day last week with her sistdr. Mn. Edward Mills of Xew Canaan. 0 Mr. end Mrs. John O'Keere of Col- landers Point are entertaining Miss Kelly of New York city. 0 a 0 Ili- Edith Cantrell of the Post road is spending her vacation with her grandparents as the Palllssdes. New York. e o o A lawn party was held Wednesday night at the St. John's perish grounds. Norolon. O 0 Rev. J. Morgan of the harien M. 1:. church preached in the Gospel Missionary church. Stamford. on Sunday afternoon. a 0 Residents of Highland avenue are greatly pleased with‘the macadam roadvflty that has recently been com- Haroid Oddy. an employs of A. J. Sandmeyer. is in Pleasentville. N. Y.. today on a bustin- trip. 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgmsn of Old King's Highway are entertaining Warren Harrington of Port Edward. New York. William 'l‘rowbridga died Sunday. He had been spending several weeks in the Adirondacks for his health. . O O O The selectmen of Darlen have for- bidd‘n bathing at King's End bridge. The diving there was excellent at all times. even when it, was low ilrlo at Pear Tree point, and was used by the bowl. Phat cards have been received from Mr. and Mrs. Frances Leach. who are staying with lilrs. Seotleld at Orr’s island. Main». 0 O O The Misses Wylie of Norolon are camping at Bear island in Lake Win- nepesaukee. New Hampshire. O O 0 son. N. J.. Sunday. Hrs. Raymond’s daughter.VLliiiarn. who had been via. iting min h‘c'r anagrltrsnn. lykss. returl-d with thorn. Z - . O 0 .0 Miss Eduh Greene of Noroton has been visiting‘pvlth we. Charles suit. on of the Postroad thisweels- worm momma RIDGEI'IILD. Conn... Aug. 17.— “l‘m the instant man in the world. for I have never.dono a stroke of work at any time during my long lifetime." declared George Wash- ington Gilbert, seventy-sin. a do. scendant of neithew Gilberh'a lieu- tenant governor of Connecticut in the Colonial days. and of David Gil- bert. who fought at. the battle of Harlem Heights with Gen. Pittman. Gilbert is known as. "the. Hermit of Ridgefield." He has never been~ twenty ‘miles' founded by his gr nffether. lat- thew Gilbert. in 170 . He has never seen a trolley car. a ship. or a mov- ing picture show. His life has been spent in reading Latin and Greek and the daily newspapers. which he says is sufficient for the average man without the experience of trav- cling. He never smoked. He no longer drinks. because. he says. "Good lib quor has not been sold in a decade." He never has been ill in his long lifetime. Daily he walks among the poison ivy vines barofooted. claiming that it benefits him. . Gilbert says he never experienced the thrills of romance. "1 never sought petticoat government." he says. "and never wanted anything to do with womankind. although I have been sought by women on many occasions." Owner of nearly 100 acres of land which descended to him as part of the land deeded to his grant-grand- mother. whom he claims was an In- dian squaw. his needs are cared for by wealthy estate owners nearby to whom he has deeded land in the form of an annuity. ROOSEVELT WAS ‘SCOUTMASTER’ The lion. Theodore Roosevelt. As- sistant Secretary of the New and a member of the National Executive Board of the Boy Scouts of Anteri- ca. in address!“ the National Counr oil at its 13th Annual Meeting dad scribed camping experiences taken as a boy before the Boy Scout move- .ment was organized in this country. Colonel Roosevelt often acted in- the capacity 0 "Sc’uimasler" to the small .boys 0 his-‘famlly and their young friends. .. "When I was a small boy my iaiher was our scohtrnaster," did4 iii’r. House's". “He took us on bikes with him. He would have us take ‘polnt-to-point' walks in which we must swim.'climb. crawl under or through anything that lay in the direct path from one point to another. Strict discipline was al- ways kept. and woe to a selfish. whiny boy." Read the Clossincd‘ Ads on the' Next to the Last Page Daily. RELIEVE!) HER TROUBLEI. Rogers £4" Stevens All Our ltrew'ls'te Are ia‘tho wallow—loo If Your lies to There. am mm Unienlaits 3 for $1.00 While-They lat. A row lore of Those lhirts At $1.95 'Any Hat $1.00 . " ’ I Lihvf 10-72 North lain St. ‘ NOEWALK IO. NORWALK more than -_ beyond his ‘home'. . ' CARNIVAL TONIGHT WILTON BASEBALI GROUNDS . mm urn-m: um LUNCH 60c DINNER . . .. $1.00 o——-: sew—4 The'x Royal Jamesf Inn Are more closely allied .than one might think. Good‘priino‘ beef. mut— ton. lamb. etc.. are the foundation. of beauty. The)! paintyonr' check with the hue ofhealth and give brightne- to the' eye and vivacity to the body when your table is furnished with high grade tender and juicy moau from C. D. CHARNOK 19 Railroad Menus \ OVERSTOCK; ’ SALE COPYRIGHT Clothing Co. I No. “All It, Go. Norweik "I took treatmentfrom two doc~ tors. One said I had kidney trouble, and the other said it was my Mad. der. Neither did- any good. I took’ six bottles of Foley Kidney Pills and am now well. Foley Kidney Pills did me all the good and stopped my bad habit at night." writes Mrs. A. Faust. Knoxville. Miss. Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief ‘rorn Backache. Rheumatic Pains. Dull Headaches. Tired reeling annd Kid- ney and Bladder trouble. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. lira. Grover Raymond and Mrs. c. Hartwfight motored to Patter- stlllsonePcwcli. Corporation—Adv. ,— TRUNKS BAGS l SUIT CASES o. h-dssethem. wardrobetrunhsat UPI-Inn) SUNS SHOWING 01‘ GMT LUGGAGE he mum-messianic sate-melt Ward- robo'i‘runksarcnowondisphyhoarstore. Come. "e have never before had the pleasure of offer- earmsachacomplctcselectioaofthose. too will be delighted with the many comforts and .os-ve-inceo—the durable melon and the ' Ipaeentedaafe-lockwhichmahcsiockingsoeasy and .Angevine Furniture Co. 1‘! Nrr‘b mm Street such ranarkablc values. SPECIALS FOR Ems WEEK Parawax. 3 pkgs.‘ for .. . 25o ranoyOorn.2cans......3oc Telephone Peas 15o can Toilet Tissue,7fcr “made A. STULL “MIL. Michal) . [ BOILERS and RETUR- OTORS,‘ ENGINES”. ING ASPECIALTY ‘ we can»: .. monomer , I. Kiglley I .2 Special Sale This Week of Summer Mdse. ours downs. flesh color, in mail figures, $1.50 “($1.75 org-ms, striped pink and white. $1.“ and $1.00 ooflo “‘0 mouse, rhscontimied numbers. $1.00 and 81.60 m, inanysatesnfiisovalue..........$1M. sumac nebfrontheedfliiofliaeuntldo. ’W’l omnssoonns, sisss8te1’4,uoand mm.o-s...s-................................so Gwal'l nuns CHICK mm,silu'2’to¥8. this; aoevsloo............ ..... 10o lmum,notallsises,blaekandbrown,89cand bOevalosW ...... . g . ..... . . .. as: . ammo ranor ror soars. 25.. n1. 2 pro. for 25¢. J. I. MALLETTE 88 WAIKIHGTON IT. scornnoswm If You Are Looking for an Investment to ' Yield 51/2 7,: You Gan losers w THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST C0. Gluenteed Mortgage Certificates h—d of r-—-t ‘ THE TITLE INSURANCE 'AND . MORTGAGE COMPANY; OF STAMFORD, CONN. ll moms ”OK ’17” UP. RED TAG SALE u '0' “they ran remnan- .. C,“ ..'t . '1. I ‘ . ~ . l ' I I'i l'nm SALE on Market or Picnic Baskets 1-3 Off Bathing Goods a. DONNELLY’S Schultze’s F riday Fish Spec‘ . ‘ BlueFish ........... 33cm WeakFish ...... .ZScL ButterFislt .25ci SteakCodfish......,.......... .......... 2?ch BostonBlucFish....-.............. ...... 15c}, Haddock. ........ 12th FreshMackerel............. ............ 30ch, FlatFish ....... lick HalibutSteak.................. ........ .38cli_ . ...... 33d. Steak Salmon ...... fl Schultze’s Sanitary Marin. Washington Street and iailrcad Avenue. 30. Nomi. 8! and dd Iain Street, Nor-walk Westpol-t Georgetown Defies mentors sleek neck or. A J A WHITE SALE Every one is-prcdicting a warm fall. We won't anythingsbnt that. Ifwshsvetheasualfall,there‘l Undmr, Infant's Wear and Hosiery asasanrmromssoasmsr rot... manual. “MED, OOH. ' m. 5'"! Evening-4:30 to two 'Are You Interested in Proper Diet for Better Health? H you "'0 do not miss the series of food articles (stifled opn FAMILY I“00D. which The Sentinel will publish er- 6?! Tuesday. 37m sroaar ones Nationally Known Food . .. ... m "WMW'WWWM.me-xmwwo.m .
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