. , . 1 W _;._ ,TWOCENTQJ
i j ' mill Willi ABULLEI . Wm- lm» ltlllllllllollll's ill-mu Ill-Ill? nairsmwsam
for the dolls
n w ingertsn iii mg
rss tar-war COIPAN! aa- thigevmostols'n Whom Ina
soars weak as contrast. W"“”°“' n-rum.m
10y . m fat-
.11. one: of var.
memo! South Nor-walk. was given the
men. . 2
The condition of Mrs. ll. D. aw.
annular hailstorm at the Seashore
and Allen: the lcutsias.
. - Aletterrsosrlmggmcashlsrhc.
Matt In the Act with labial el‘ with 331.3%“! he ”a hunting, "a
diverse Ventral-gm stars at Wilson Point Enjoyingl mix; at gbgbutntetown.
- an»: In Iteals a none sail the. a "'00 W t - I I,
nun-Mills. on the Trail. are 7W6” F m’ d the 0‘"
sienna bank. and his family.
. Last night George Barblte employed By the steamship Err-iris, of theme-
byGeorge Vii-burgh. the ins dealer-who ml lino. stiller today. It and flu.
,puroliasad the business of Boardman m
G. Slidentrom, of North lain
Butcher-d. at Wilson Point, alighled
street. are of! fora visit to Stockholm.
, having been booked by local agent Jacob
from the last trolley car from South Nor- If. Layton.
walk. when he was somewhat surprised
Mr. and Ills.‘ll. H. flit? nodular
1 i , v b hi Glover's two a sun. sass tr e
3.3.4.3.. hit: '23:: o..i§.""n.f “g, ”lube"; “you,“ 1' 33333;;
I a .
E'hlhfim 31:"; “ml", "km 713;; Eongzy‘for‘a fines I’v'reeks’goutlng. '
was on , orananswerap
shot rangia‘the air.aldabuilelwhlusd Secrets" “h" 11' “ham" of the
by Hr Bnrhite's head. The fellow than
N0!!!" Y. M. C. A...Wlll ll" (01'
left the horse and started on a run Europe on the ateamerttajsstlc,Wsdnes-
through Witch Lane.
dd], ‘0' I month’s 0|!!ng "1 Emllfldi to ghg “Mic '5'“, [.3 them [and and Mm
, . l . f
Mr. Barhite discovered that the more tthzi-eph‘ griffin“; "32‘ 35:32ch sm figuring: (graph-p the! m , “mu" sea ““3”“?
had the best harness in the stable on her. _ 9 ”90,. 3 n ' not rea ly end us on y s ck unto death, .
and there was no doubt that the man's "P“ l‘ I“! 150139“ Brewsters, “d With and time and nature, two magical physi- “I. “.331 3.1:“,xdatgzrgzfizl" 1“
intention was theft, as he hadhtaken a blwflghg In :yraouse. fth So ti clans. will'givsitthen: to [in again. There will ban number of cha‘ e“
'uantlty of hay and laced out estones . . urn ton. organisto a ct rig n
lqendlng from Mr. Burglbard’s barn. in or“ Norwailr Congregational church. is spen- The D. A. R ’s are dorng their good the cottagers at the Island next week.
(let that the animal's hoofs would not ding his vacation in Heine's Falls, in the work in bringing before us the need of Charles 3- Reed and flmllyl 01' Danbury,
makeanoise._ ' Catskill mountains. marking historical spots by erecting Willing“ the OVBHOOhP-G Reynold!»
A horse thief, supposed to have been John Guns“. of New Britain, form- monuments. lest we forget the past and 0‘ Dill ury. has leased the Jones cottage;
the same man who visited Mr Burch- erly of South Norwalk. is spendingafew the patriotism of our ancestors. Our the Horton cottagels to be thetsmpor-
ard’s place. operated succeslully in Row- days with his sister, Mrs. L. p‘mom, ancestors did much for their country “a ary home of Elmer Bradley and family,
nyton, stealing'a valuable horse from the Havdand ”to“ surely we who are not called on role." of Stamford; Rev. Mr. Mohr and family.
barn of William T. Raymond. of the Bieho D A Goodsell of the Metho- our homes and give up our lives in its 0‘ GBOI’KWOWDJFQ! ‘0 occupy the Cliff
firm of Raymond Brothers. at “The d' t 'h 9 n. f 'r "I of South Norwalk ssrvrce, can still prove ourloyalty by do. cottage; Mrs Hodlnot. of Dasbury, will
Maples,”and then going to the George I h“ (l; “:“v! it?nmhls’s on Bu e“ Goodsell' log our best for that part of it in which M M the W9" cottage. PM 3- 3- Hurl-
Kaoler place. on Baton Hill, now the . ”M “9d n" 3 ’ ' we live. . Other towns owe much to the butt and “in"! at FNWIOW cottage.
property of Carlyle 1‘. Weeks, where a m an e ' , d gifts of rich men; both those living in Captain Tuthill, of the Bluff, took a
buggy was secured. The harness-room Alba" Delaney. 0ll BfldSePDI'I- “1 the town and those self exiled. But there large party out sailing, last night. It
war broken oven and a mixed harness Thomas 00‘9- 0' Nome": WI“ 10.8" ‘0] is no rmonto bolleve that the men who was indeed delightful on the water and a
. was taken. with which. it is [”98“va N°."”'l N- J., Monday, ‘0' a weeks In pmong us blessed with riches. are of meat pleasant evening was spent. Those
Ir. Raymond's horse was harnessed to Villt- a different and worse construction than on board were Rev. R 0, Sherwood and
Mr. Weeks' buggy. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Scott. of Nor- thossof other towns, if only some one family. Mr and Mrs. Richard Linster.
The latter is described as a side-bar top walk,who have been guests ofllfrs.8cott’s would suggest it to them to give the Mrs. Snilfen. Misses Daisy Rver. Mattie
buggy gf the 121mm! milk: b d parents at Ridgetield. have returned town such gifts. N. hLinoter, Lula M.Snillen. Warren E.
“f- symon '8 110'“ is 950“ e ‘5 5 home. . , At ortou and the courteous captain.
llsht bar. with black come. ““0” Mrs. Alexander Smith and daughter 05° 0' “mum “name" '1"- That the children at the Five Points
hands “Km ,5“ years old. mm a 1‘9"" John. of Merwin slrceet, have returned “P" I." here, Wm” not 10"“ Home are both benefited and made happy
mane “d, W'” we'll" about 1050 pounds from ll visit to Rockaway Beach. "'1‘" . to the may 0" . that by their outing is fully evidenced. The
The police werenotlfied late this morn~ Mrs Howard Baldwin and son Wi'- ifuuythlng was overdone by the City with pale faces give way to sun-burned.henlthy
ing, and are making an effort to locate . ' . ' 'llu brook croasing West avenue at Cedar , .. .
[lord of Stratford are guests of Air. and - - . oountennnws, and "fed kall‘x’ €395 “9
the stolen turnout. Mrs '8. ii. ll"inch,"l‘sylor avenue. street she would like to help in dolng it. bright Wm, laughter. They boat, bathe,
GIMP MATTERS TALKED (Will.
Ni here is somethin tan this and , , , . .
Mrs. Ephriam Brown. of Milford. is a especially as it has beefii dec‘lded' that go to Rm“ and mur awnings “8 well as
Meeting of tile Commissioned Officers
of the Fourth Regiment.
The “llrany”_Iltchell Place on Ely
. ' Avenue new a [leap of Ashes.
Theold "Gr'any" Nitcbell house. on ,
Ely avenuemweliknown to the residents
of'Bowth Norwalk. was burned to the
mural at midnight last night. nothing
remaining of the structure except the
big old-fashion“ chimney. which took
up nearly ballot tbs building.
The house wasan old landmark. being
one of the most ancient dwellings in
town Ithad been owned of late years
by Benjamin '1’. Eldred and wile. of
iBrooklyn. and was worth about 8500'
. wants-as sonar rarer crass
It! soararsr.
sons 803ch18 roar ass lllnit
ro arrears usrsr.
Irlngtng lack to Life lac-lasts Dani!
Elma—Inning Ilstorlnnl Into-Ways
or learn. nor-silt attractive—n slut
lapel-sun Its-atlases a Lasting One.
Surely all that can be done to save our
hints ought to be done. Doesn't it seem
sometimes that we hurry our trees out of
the way with great celerity? llany thus _
apparently killed by the past are perhaps by Jacob H. Layton for .250. It
not so. In New Haven. that ”city of W” WWI“! 5! Frank Ki" “(1 family.
aims," a row of the finest trees on one of “who “’ they babe no idea " to "'9
orl n of the tire.
"1""“3' 1“th 0‘“ 0‘ '0'"! were IP' r Kiss states that be was awakened
mull! dead for two ram. when. In at 12 o’clock to flan the hours filled with
”10 “HM you. they Pl“ '0'“! 1“"! smoke and the woodwork burning rapid-
mors beaut lnl than ever. Is it notpos-
ly. He, did not have time to save scarce.
sible that some of ours are not as yet kill- 1, guy of hi. furniture. I: was insured
ed? And so long as they are not a menace for ‘500 '
Attornsvlllshep claimants Ital-salon of
the load Would ‘l’nke Darle- Business
Awny from the consolidated load—cow 'h h bee l h II b .
o as
slderable Sparring Between Oeunssls. “do avenue,nw.a: “1:0:me “1"." ,
On Monday. the lblh lush, the Norwalk d'ay. ‘ “‘5 ' '
Tram"! company lies“ an ”ten-ion Mrs. Thomas B. Latin. of Hyacinilt.
of its line from Lincoln avenue. Roway- Y., is a guest of Mrs. James Stevens. of
ten. through Main street. intending to
Cove street.
build as far as the Baptist church, which Hiram Blonds e and wife of Second
is about 300 feet fr‘om the Barton town g ' ‘
avenue. are spending a'week in New
line. The Consolidated Railroad com-
Rochelle.
pally, through its attorneys. Stoddard, Arthur Day has had his sloop Hay-
Bisbop do Shelton. obtained from Judge
flower hauled out and repainted.
F. B. HI", 0' the Superior COUTK. B tem- Miss May Decker. mugged home y“.
porary injunction restraining the Tram- _
terday from a visit in Tremont. J
way company from working on the 91- Ba a e M‘ t“ . . ,
tension. The claim upon which the ill g as or Russell Morgan is sick
' at his home on Seaside place.
railroad obtained the injunction
was that the Tramway company
was seeking to build its extension
across the town. line and into the
town of Dorian, wrthoutobtaininga find-
ing of the Superior Court, or a judge
thereof: that public convenience and 118‘
cessity required the extension paralleling
the Consolidated railroad between the
two towns.
Notice of a motion to dissolve the tem-
porary injunction was speedily served by
Colonel Frost. attorney for the Tramway
company. upon the attorneys for the
Consolidated road, and the bearing upon
the motion came before Judge Hall, at
the court house in Bridgeport, yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. It appeared upon
the hearing that it Was the intention of
the Tramway company to extend its
road at this time only within the town of
Norwalk. where it has the Chartered
right to build, and not to extend to
Darien without obtaining the finding re-
quired by law, which it had applied to
the court for, but the court adjourned
before the matter could be heard.
Judge Hall asked Attorney Bishop.
who appeared for the Consolidated road.
if. in view of those facts. be still desired
the injunction to stand Mr. Bishop
stated he did, because.he claimed the
extension would take Darien business
from the Consolidated road. and would
have to some extent the some effect as if
the Tramway was extended into that
town. After hearing the evidence of
both sides and considerable sparring be
tween counsel. each side clalming the
other was trying to take advantage of
the law in ils own interests, Judge Hall
decided the Tramway company had the
legal right to build the extension within
the town of Norwalk. and ordered the LEANING um dyeing eetnbllshmsnt.Nn.l
injunction modified sons to permit the Raymond street. Corner South lain
Tramway company to build and operate fid’fibcgg “I" 0‘ ”Mm“ m 30““
its extension from Lincoln avenue to the
Baptist church, and also ordered the rail-
road to give a bond in the sum of $500 to
answer fall damages it may be liable
for on account of the injunction.
William Far-um]; of First avenue. is
still quite sick.
l:trcliitcct A. N. Paddock is in Toledo,
IO.
Death of George W. Clnlort.
George W. Clason. formerly or Nor-
wailr, died at the residence of his father
at Long Ridge, yesterday morning. The
deceased was a sergeant-major in the
United States regular army and was
wounded in a fight with the Indians on
the western frontier, two years ago. He
had been in poor health since, and failed
steadily. He leaves a widow, who re-
sides on Main street. Norwalk. The
funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon.
l
MM”
Killed ‘by Runaway OIIII.
Eileck Peatt. a Long Ridge farmer,
was instantly killed yesterday by a pair
of runaway Foxen. lie was gathering
bay. and was on the way after another
load when the accident occurred. The
part was upset and the farmer was
thrown out head first. He was fifty-five
years of age. Some farm bands who
heard the rumble of the wheels ran to his
assistance and discovered the corpse.
DIED.
,- ._, _._ fl..-—
MEFINER—ln Norwalk. (‘nnu., July 19th.
Eliza H.. wife of George if. Meeker.
i It
8‘11““ 0f 'le daughter. “W- Theodore that land and stream belong, to the city. their days "a 0m“ full 0‘ fun.
Brush. of Brush street, Norwaik. We .” no, '1,“ a. ”my ",0, um “3:312:33:ofaavzlggnggsmcpgaggag
F. St. John Lockwood. who has been stream is, and if properly treated it ' y. . . " .
spending a few days in .Norwalk. return- might be a beautiful feature of the town. liar: 93")? “J “l?“f’mg‘r': (brutr’r‘iinhnl 3:
ed to New York city today. hiany more would Join in the grand . g f . 2 'fi 3? h'-l i. 3'
. work of making waste places beautiful ”‘3 '5 “ ‘ '3 "‘ mm” W ‘L ‘ 5“.“ ‘3 n
W- N~ Hi“: 0' “07'3““ accompanied - . l - if d b much pleasanrer for persons walling for
byhm sister. Mrs. Harvey Pack. is visit “Pm“c‘ "i“?“m' ”5"” T 1’ “ the trolley cars.asihey do not have to
“18 friends 0'1 L703 Island. society cap I” 2° eiecull’ng suc p ans. wander around in the darkness.
0'9"": James B' 0““"0' 0' H09"- Prof. Charles E. Winters. of Harvard, Louis Allen, Edward Arnold. Clarence
Boss 0991”“, will leave ‘0'“ ”“3!“ says: “Each generation is a trustee of Ashton. Louis Brotherton. Craig Little-
{0' a "a“ '“ Newark, N' J' the natural wealth of its native land for john. Eugene Mitchell and. Frank Weh-
lfiss Sophia Carpenter. of Middletown. the generations to come. We cannot be her. of Nor-alk. will go into camp at
N. Y.. is visiting her niece, Mrs. W. L own." in to. and we have no right to Cockenoii’s Island.today.for two weeks.
Weed. of West nfain street. squander the inheritance which belongs Tagging-mm, i. a popular pnpor
lira. George W. Harris. olLowutmt. to when equ-llv With ourselves" In- nniong Bell Islanders. It can be found
is entertaining her mother, Mrs. If. J. not lion in! business 0‘ “10 WW0 '0 on sale at the Bell Island store and wait-
Frost, of New Haven. must strivesgor. but I'll. Brflnlfltgif- ing IGroom. conducted by Mrs. 0. H.
Miss Edith Rockwell of New Haven "'°.”"" me mus. ”I °'°"° . °' K90 1’-
- ' - ’ business. come to live in our midst.
insertefiuyegrgg‘hllss Cornelia Raymond, “d to these *0 o" and to others out- Mr. and Mrs. Hobart
tVAN’h‘El).
('oifiiirsxr nurse girl to take care or
baby. Call at 7 High street, South Nor-
waik, Conn. 7 3t ‘
Coupsrsxr coachman and gardener.
Protestant. Address with reference. Box
l0}. ilowaytcn. Conn. jal3t
A meeting of the commissioned oflicers
of the Fourth regiment was held at the
Nor‘wulk armory, last night, to conslder
l. matters relative to the coming
J
{- encampment.
Twenty officers were present. includ-
ing all the captains commanding com—
_ . panics, Castillo Merritt F; White. Com-
~ ~“‘ pany B, ridgeport; Captain Oscar S.
Cossurn. Company C. Stamford; Cap-
tain Robert J. Doyle, Company D. South
Norwaik; Captain John J. Glennon,
Company B, Bridgeport; Captain Reu-
ben F. Rose, Company F, Norwalk; Cap-
lng and dyeing in the Very best style and than.
her. Ladlee‘ suits. dresses. either made up or
Guyer have as
The Tramway company immediately 58:“. 0108“. Chmilnfflnw'cflgrsihmdLM.
. _ . . b .l'l'...l . ' .lll d
“m Clarence W: Judson, Company G! . . . side we must present an attractive ap- ggkfur‘ “15"” 8:31:37 €50,523 :5 contlnued work on the construction. Lutggg gfifigfigg’o kclflhzilvcs “gift“.
Dummy; 03pm"! Henry S. Terrell, Fletcher‘nnBonsear Ind \Vlllll Sel- ”an". y . I I W “ “"‘“*””"“ also feathers cleaned and curled. lienllemen‘e
Company I, Winated;Captain Frederick lack. of Norwalk, Will spend next week ii a a PM“! It the “"ice tomorrow ““9" ggmenlsuyed or cleaned and pressed in the
H. Ifnsterson. Company K. Bridgeport. It 0633!! Grove. In the first place what is there noon. Em
Matters relating to officers’ mess,
guard details, and other duties and de-
tails relating to camp service were dis-
cussed. The Ilne oficers, company cap-
tains and lieutenants voted lo mess
wi it their commands. taking the state
rat one. The mess of the field and staff
0 core was not decided upon.
ionel Froat spoke of the necessity of
lent performance of guard duty at
ca p. and announced that he would
vi tend inspect each company of the
re “months to their proficiency before
t encampment. He also stated that
t a order of General Haven. directing
t e troops‘ to go into camp in fatigue uni-
rm. leaving full dress uniform at home
tion, had been modified at the request
f the commander-in-chief, so that dress
uniforms would be taken to camp and
worn on the review by the governor, but
at no other time. unless by special per-
mission of General Haven.
antler. C. BU'I'I‘ERFASS. mlou
("001) atm- cutter wanted. FLYNN ik
J DUDLEY.“ Water street. 1'2) 1t
Slrrrlrrlrmeori sale at the East Nor-
walk oostoliloo by Irving Smith. with whom
items of news for this column can also be left.
Between 9 and 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. two young men. A. E. Canter-
bury, of New York city. and Angus
Cowan. of West Chester. N. Y., passed
throuirh town. They stopped at the
East Norwalk postuilics for a lunch
They;wero on their way liolllenflor an ex-
tended bicycle trip from New York city
to Hudson. to Great Barrington. Mesa.
Lenox. l’lttslleld, to Bridgeport. and
back to the city, passing througfi till the
principal towns l'hsy expectid to reach
Port Chester in time to dine with friends
and proceed homeward. They expressed
themselves highly pleased with their
trip, and met many kind people and had
a royal good time.
"The Self» l-Ividencing Power of Christ-
ian Experience" will be the subject of
William Benedict. of Norwaik. has to improve. and second. how best ““395 "'5' Landngon and 3“"?3130'
beenaituest of Mrs. W. W. Seymour, at to do "'3 When aging . group of Louchlin, who have been SOJllll’Ilnx at
Rid cfield. w id su t im- the Havilsnd cottage, returned to their
8 women what they on gges as D b d f
Mr. and Mn. Harry Wilson are guests provameltsto "19 ‘0'"). the “0W8" homes in. ,m “V488“! ay ‘ ternoon.
of Mr and Mrs. it, G. Wilson, of ugpie were interesting in the extreme and All artistic string and many beautiful
street. characteristic. Parka; trees, both flowers 01'] {he g'rousdalsurroéluglng the
- - - the care of old and the plant- cottages ‘haree 5’ yn.o anhury.
plfir'igfigfifigl‘gfazalsrfi gf’nlgalgoad ing of new; sprinkling streets; make itamost invrtmg place.
- prohibiting "19 nailins 0! Bill"! Bay cottage is now occupied by H. W.
0. K. Soolleld and family, of Norwalk d h h _ ~ . . ' . _
picnicked at Compc Beach yesterday. ' on me. an I e " row D0” “d family. lesterday ““y 8"
. _ . ‘ ing of tin cans in the street: terlained Mr. Doty's father. Contractor
Miss Bully B. Wllllflml. Of NOI'WIII'. more flower mounds—a chorus of replies. L, W. Doty. of East NorwailL
is visiting friends in Southport. That we need all these we are all agreed.
Chllflffl Dow, of Hartford place, is vis- W0 8'90”! "Md | public PMk 0" 9 392‘“
“an hi3 brother in BVOOHJD- of two °’ three small parks. Sprinkllng the Island. returned to New York on the
F. W. Jaqui formerly of Norwalk. the ”I'dw'1p‘z‘tlhew :zdnilel '36 “an” if Favorite this morning.
was in town yesterday. 33:316.! 1.“. mlhds they, 19;“!!! P3; All excursion. numbering about 400,
Fred Bennett, of New York, is visiting that we were not buried in door. It from Port Jefferson, Setauket'llnd Stony
friends on Union Park. should be . necessity, not as now. ‘ lux- Brook. L. I , are at Rome Paint today.
Miss Minnie Brown, of Norwalk, is ury. The subject of trees is old, They came (“’9' on the label.
visiting in Ridgefield, and it would seem in some sec- JOhfl TOM“ 80ml! IOWbl-“M bl! 00“
iTUATlUN as chamberruaid and waitress
by a competent person. References fur-
ulsher . MRS. ('OINKLlN. 39 North Main
strewnb‘oiilh Norwalk. over Sludwell‘sjfilstno
sf 'Jrc.
.. .d
7140 urn.” '
O'l‘ i‘AiiE corner Maple stregtnlid Nitahklln
avenue. 8 rooms. All modern improve-
ments. inquire of l). E. Wilson. “tr
_ .. be. ._e.-
The party of Five Point boys who have
n enjoying an outing at the Home on
‘UiTR room apartments. suitable for light. .
liniisvkmqiliig.:‘il and 3d floor. Swnrtnrflr
(.‘orle building. Hails lighted and cleaned.
item. super lllllllill. Inquire office Old Well
Cigar (70., Ni Wiuliingtou street jylll tf
V0.1'l.fitllllli.\lfllh street. llat. first floor. 5
.L rooms: stutlunfir)’ norms and wash tubs.
t’ll'Wlllll‘JlrlIl closet ritual fillully. rent low.
Also 4 Vllolllh. No. 1 Henry street. and i roome.
.__._..._ its J a 'n- i. s. 5%"?"i’3‘iv’iifi".‘I""‘i“““"‘i“ii°"'i' f‘il’”
. “mm--- liens as Golden Bill aim" and tags at Bell Island. At present he and V- A . -m|l .9 sermon M l 9 It ." - l .. "i“ It" “'0‘” {"1le u ng
Healsoannounced that he had just rs- WITHIN“) (1311101531 others)(ne it. though not forgotten his family are occupying lbs large imh. Avenue Methodist Lplscopal church ”"nlulHY- lt~lliifflnnfli
ceivsd a telegram from Colonel Cheney, -
they were out of fashion. and the beauti- lug hours on the shore.
The Press and Publlo naked Not to Judge fill blue-stone curb Md union their place. W. C, Bennett. of Philadelphia, has
Broth" an'th '00 llanhlr- 30" "I "“5 “fin “"31““ "MOM things erected a pretty cottage on Cottage ave-
and (”Mom I" him! "find; butslu! one. The finishing wishes are hole
The IOHOWlDS 10“" ‘0 “‘9 “m" 0' Our old trees are not assaslly revived as put on today. ' R
the New Haven Morning News, appears they were ruthlessly done away with.
The heldon lamil .of llanbur .will
in today's issue of that paper. It ll Bill-'l- “"i" “‘9‘” 'd"n““°""d'9p'”'°‘ occupysthe ionic. tenty on the Bill’d‘ the
. . merit in havlng flower mounds it is quite
ed by C. P. Masdsn and D. N. (zillion. “mm tosec the need 0‘ one at ever nexlfow weeks.
"The Rsv.C J. North, our presiding possible place and especially about a]: (.7. if Brush and Miss Amslialirush.
oldenis absent from the city at Cottage station asafl'rstllnpresalonlll sometimes of New Haven, were guests on the Is-
Cily. Martha’s Vineyard. and hence in alastin'g one and it is wellio start with land yesterday.
all PYObIbWY h" ”0‘ "9" t!” “"9" altood one. Throwing tin can. in the Miss Gouldle Disbrow. of llanburyi ina
paper reports of the allotted Interview um" i... ammo. “a would be mp. guestof Miss Mamie Wilcox, at the wu-
upon which is based the summons of . nailing Oil!“ on m” m. in any way cox oo‘u‘e_
Judge 0““, W. unds‘ristand thstother defacing naturals against the law; we Radical changes will soon be made in
Wm“ ""9 “mm 3“ 9“” "i" °°"' only and romeo-w in authority to uni the island dining hall. conducted by J.
versatlon, and what he said can be prov- with tbs delinquents and the would Jimendcrf.
en in due time. Therefore. on behalf of my
Sunday morning. In the evening the
popular course of pictorial sermons will
be continued. The first painting will re-
present "Saul'a Bloating Sheen." the sec-
ond. “Saul Forsaken by (lod;" the third.
“Saul‘s Tragic End." Special music will
be arranged by the choir for each illus-
trated service. The services will con-
tinue to begin at 7:80.
It was the unanimous vote of the
toasting. last evening. of Ferry Com-
mand. U. V. U., to extend a vote of
thanks to Comrade James L'iiommedleu,
. C. liawklns and the Seaside ladies for
their kind services rendered at their so-
ciabloaod clam he on the evening of
July lith. which as made an occasion
of great enjoyment to the command.
saying that the brigade would be for
nished with the United States regulation
soft drab campaign hat, and directed
company captains to make immediate
requisitions for the same.
i’ on. BouasNAir's TESTIMONIAL.
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A RARE cunNcr-zr
is engaged to Mrs. Jennie Mead. if the A PIllNG BHSINESS l
"smart sleek" who contributed the item
to m. 60mm“ Will pm” himself .3 comlsilngollirimory Bakery and ice cream
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takes his in stall in; art ensxt two in good abs .and this s a rare opportunity
b men .
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correct. '0" ’l °"’ ' ' ““m- The sloo Bea Bird has returned from ~
Last Wednesday momlngw‘llohasl Editor of (he Sentinel: At a meant Block 1.3.34 gm. Captain chm. 3],.
K FARM often acres with house and burn.
Blissdy's residence on the not a meetings: onset the city councils the dsnburg; mate. Olin-ice Biyllsnburg:
ll rim or? im'fif'h‘lli‘mms 1m“ 5er
road was antend and the door the mattsrofdrawlng up mdpassl m .0 mm o n r a. “m.
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our . .mmou Methodism. we k the WM_WWMW T. 8. Foster is able to use the arm that ,
found thinkers and learned scholars of " ' _ , w” m‘ured a; the recent fire on "10 Clinic! 333119". 0’ “Mlle "mm". (10'
the I”. well mud to gu've as asource Effiggalcgflflggigofi Kara: “gill. SLIPPBHY SULLIVAN. Island.) sires to contradict the statement that be
of information for men of all classes and “
Detective Sergeant Cowlss. of New
Haven. went to Merlden yesterday to
summon the reporter to who. the state-
ments of Presiding Elder North were al.
legsd to be made concerning the Cooper
case and for which he has been summon-
ed into court today to allow reason why
he shall not be punished for contempt.
Mr. North did not appear in court this
morning. sending word that he did not
Kiss Angslsna Stevens. of Dsnbury. is
entertalolsg friends from her home
town.
The Broad River Sunday school will
conditions, must surely prove beneficial
.to a community whose people may make
' ,‘ltastlldy. To those eng ed in the so-
fonllsd learned pro ssslons, its
.. . value is be ond question. The
blblicgraph one which it gives
in eons with every branch in
which man has k is record of his in.
vsstlgntlon. apart mm the original mat-
Ila labs Houses in Winnlpnuk. but his.
canes the Vigilance cf the Police.
. Dennis Sullivan is making an excellent
record as an all‘around crock. if the
“I II 01" cook and all hands, Charles Biydenbnrg. rdsn or poult farm. me time new
“V ”3““ in its WWW.“ “10 bedroom coco b Frank the slashes rs olrl bicyclists to rig; .1 ha in l . wn tonsil-so L.h.BUCKNAM.iie’sonih
work a graphed, tau‘rfs'lvnt “almost liu- mi? "1. summons in “m. to be on hired hr, grinned, open 'lr. balls at “It“? awnings by day and can: :33. they I "W" v 8 ‘ psasan $193391???“ Naturals. met
man airs. s has er.
lscoversd a man musing across lighted lanterns by night. was brought
tirade and gave chess. He soon cap it and discussed. Bomstlrnsagean or-
igins the fellow. and it was Dsnnis Sul- allianc- was car-ad prohlbltlnr ml!»-
thd'mmllllt. the farmer. the Iichlnic, A Bridge Worker lire-ks his Leg.
in fact. to men in every department of Gustav Sanbcrn. lately employed by
life, its pages have much to char. a the Berlin iron Bridge company. ysstsr- livan. He compelled him is retarato from nor on sidewalks. 'l'bh latter
glance attire index. in connection with day afternoon secs led a position with the hours, where he found that Sullivan has evident ybsoolna a dead letter. A
than“ of contributors. 1' oonvlncivs of the Shelton Iron orks company. tear. had robbed him ofthrss coats, avsst and walk through the various thoroughfares
the them knees and value of the in downths old railroad brill over his bank book. bssldss forcing a f the town showstbat nor ard is at
i work than!” commend the under- til: Norwalk river. He was :‘crkls 0PM o ' 6‘
. a trunk. The stolen articles were morn- nil pain to the ordinance. Sidewalks
klngwhloh sssksto place the Brllau- about it o'clock on the high Molding. ad and Sullivan was allolvsd to go free. and parks and WNW streets "0 “I'd avenue re paved and painted. It will
also tbshsnrssofour . wheelie missed hlsfootlngand fslltot e Atsw hours later William [aeolian freely hywhesllnsn. It has been asked bum, mowumc’ by my first of
i Joust}. Dunn All. I. D. floorofshebridge. as was injured lll~ rssidenca on Beldsn fill! was entered for what no I" ““0 ”1"". August
hisls‘p was broken. tbronghawlndcwaud an ovsrcsat and
BARGAIN. House and lot. cl in
dyer. South Norwnlk. for an e.
of .10 it“! i... COLIGROVE. ca of
police. South Norwnlk.
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FlVl room cell c on Glenwood a
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street.
A large number of people from this
place went in Stamford today logo on
the nasal excursion. to Gooey island of
the Yale d: Towns Look factory
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for sale cbea and on one term .
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hrs. Catalan Realm. of 87 Fort Point
street. is having her house on Second
passed? w it not be well toenfoms W p “m“ ',
lawman. Advertisers. he placed him on board tioinossll werestolsn. mt ordinances before passln new “M “30“” Wt 0' 3'00””. U iili’d'iin‘ii‘ta‘il‘: firm
or Nsxtwssk will the Dr. W. O. Burke The same night Andrew lie-drier. onsrl u ," returnedhomeluhy from a visit with egg: 5 flm’xmm
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