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NEPTIINE IN A RAEEE T . untrue um. i ’ y; ‘ urn “nous reunions. mm "no
Summer Secateurs at the Seashore m I '
Selenium Authorised to lake r Junk Dseierlforris lined and Benton
and em “0 MIN,”- ram...» Street Accepted. "*3 “N” 9 ‘1' 0’ T" ”“ 1" rum Under Arrest. ‘ *
anon. on era-Mt snai- at the m Em E", “m, mm, “31' 1‘03"“- rn. boys who amend to tan
”ngmr ”Numb“? armor... with James 1'. noun-u as ' M was We! th- W In its
. mm. m “mm 'm IlithOflI- A Fire Avartadin alapls avenue Iarn— Now Cannon 3“ m W “M
Wilson. 0! NOW Yuk city. who on sdtohsvathsTown WW and on. a. a. Smith's Ionrtle lilnstrsts‘d bur-yum, were brought before dodge
”hilt! lggflba ”E3; throng; t m 0,“, mm” "Mum.” a,“ Isrmon-wlape nod mun-p. of n mis- Hobbell 1. theTownOoortatNot‘waik, .
mfiw was 3mm, John of the forty-ilva voters in attendance. "m" ”"- fium-r Chum-- Arum Bib-I.
e , sy. N Y R’ d Alston wind bk. mm auBoundE An ‘hmmmfilldCWIpmri.hm “I nmmnison III. It "10 Mun?— Patrick Shannon. MW“ Guns M
R "“"thmu "' °' ' '" 3mm! elm-con. end the wet-n of forihewwh.bllhllrsqlilroo any sfllrmn- "n‘ m“ "' mm“ "mm“ 30b" Britt PW shill! CM M
"i“ "m' “d R' 8' Gm“ 0' the humor were whipped into viii- cer- tivs votss todo reams astbe sslectmen 'm“"'"""""°°“'“°“ ““‘m' each anodes. Smmwmsuspmdsd
Simie and son, of Brooklyn. the well. at the “m. the b0“. started in thereon h". tbspcwsrtomaksneoemsry "PI“! Sparks from a passing Memotlve let Edward McMahon, John Penney” and
“0"“ batters. "" “'0 ‘2“; hi off Dorlon Point. They were Jmph 131- to town property, the matter was left to tire ‘° '°"'° Wh- ”mm" afternoon, Andrew Beers pleaded not gnilty‘.M -
Mrs. A' 1" ""93" "E as “:5” Fowler’s "Eva J..” fourteen fast. nlns their discretion. Comm”, 0, p, Tur- 90" the residence 0' E’H- Gumbart,on caseswere adjourned untilthhmefiing W
Chm-returned 3““ “I "n“ l '" and one-half inohm; George E.Cram’s ”gm,“ ,1... n .0...“ m. .350 mph avenue. lir- Gnmhm and s Levi Harris, of Springwood, who is
her former bomein Lilli-.Ohio. and also "Humming Bird,” fourteen feet; Wll- onhlds cfthormeetlng. In his estimat; blanket to whip out the blaze. and then employed by W. F. Fillow the junk
'm' h" mother in Tithe. Ohio. 8'“ liem Wicke's “Baby Ruth.” ten feet. holnciuded pointing up the outside brick placed it in his barn. Later in the after- dealer, pleaded guilty to buying “an
was accompanied on the return by her five inches; Charles W. Brotherton’s "m tiring the front "Cpl. “a repair- noon Jesse B. Tolise. of Feiriieid avenue, goods as w” fimgudmgfim.
eon Charles, who will remain in South “Hattie,” thirteen “6" nine and ons- lag the inside walls, kalsomlning the in- South Norwalk. with his wife and some to j." for an.“ (1.", a.“ aeonaf
N0"‘“““‘°" time. , half inches in length The course was terlor, “hug, the woodwork outside friends,was drivins fillt the house, when the stolen goods were recovered frcmhh
llr. and Mrs. Dexter H. Fairbanks. twice around the can buoy. With every “a inside three coats. rsshingling the they saw smoke issuing from the door— place at Springwood. Thastoienartioloa
who have been guests ‘0' 3 W005 “ “1° "'9 the boats shipped water, and a“, ”Of-NW“!!! the blinds, WWW on new way of the barn. hir. Tolles called to were chiefly tools taken from them-
residence of F. A. Tolles. Fairileld ave- bald mariners Em. d rs nchsd before they tin leaders and . tin deck in the tower Mr. Gumbert. who was in the yard. and lag train and castings “a 5...":
nos, will leave SouEth Norwalk tomor- had been out a" minutes. A large under the firs bel|,tbe tin work to "be upon going to the stable he found the from the disabledlocomotivea.
row for their home in Cleveland. Ohio. number of people from the dock and painted two coats. blanket homing briskly. He brought it After the trial Constable Hunt mm
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Davis and son. pavilion watched the sport, and many Warren evmiue. East Norwalk, was ac- out. stamped out the fire, and to make Mr. Fillow, who is . deacon of tbeCron.
of West Haven, spent a very pleasant were out in sail hosts “a launches. ceptsd by the town,onamotion madoby sure of no further trouble he drenched it bury Church society. 1'; is “1““
Sunday with their “sf“: “‘1 brother in- Er-Comrnodore c, E Woodward was Charles Selleck. Amction to table the with water. Mr. '1‘olles.in the meantime, a,“ he v.3 also impugned “”11.“ng
law, Mr. and Mrs William Shelley. 41 starter; C.‘ F. Osborn, timer. and In matter, made by Henry Swint, who said went to the barn to investigato,but could my. Fillow 3“,, bonds for his WW
Lowe ”m“ Dayton, judge. The start was made a‘ the street was’only a cow path, 600 feet tind n° further e____vidences of am' ihi' morning.
At Bell Island: YBCWI’dCl‘ afternoon, "Em “on, H. E. thopv. I..." cannon long, u. [an it will con about 3400 to Excellent music was rendered by the In court this morning. ifr. Fillow was
R’v- F- V: Atkinson. of the 8'9“" on the yacht “Mabel.” On account of put the new street in repair. quOil-O it the East Avenue Mahdi“ "WWW“ by Allow” E- I- 1‘03-
““wh’ delivered ‘ 3°",infflmil‘ and the roughness of the weather only two The adjourned meeting from the week Ephcoifll church, yesterday. RBV- A. J- '0'”- He “WM 5 demurrer ‘0 ‘50 [”0
P?“_“°d"’°’m°“ ‘3“ Chum“ Life “d boats finished. The summary follows: pmvlougmoongldor the widening of a. Smith preached in the morning on “The csediags and refused to plead. Tho
LIVWE- explaining the meaning 0' ‘3” lnsrsm cosaacrrn Washington IW‘ bridge .; m westerly Marriage of the King’s Son." The cere~ charges were that be bought stelengoods
word Christian and 30!“ 0' “1° duties START mil '1'!" ",me u again .djonmad until moay was most impressive. In the and also bought junk fromaminor. Tho
which should beobserved by those. Hrs giltllJmlnRBlfdzzz'ggi'g: iii": 30“ Saturday liter-son at 3:30 o’clock, evening the picture sermon was reprc- two witnesses were Eddie Claus and
text was taken from Acts 11 . 26. _ The Eve J. who bytwo minutes thirty on account of Dog enough voters being sented by six paintings. A life sins pro- Robert Britto, boys who sold him the
I": F' 1" Stahell “d daughters.,of one seconds and received the first prize presenttomsksnnappropnation. “1° 0‘ Nasman "9 fir“ presented 1"" iron. was. Hubbell found I" Pillow
Washington street. who went ‘0 Christi- apennant given by Len dlor d O'Sulliven' _._____.__.____..__. lowed by the scenes representing the guilty on the last chem Ollifl’ild
sus.Norwsy. several weeks age. I" and $3. The Humming Bird took the; DEATHS AND MINERALS. Syrian maid waiting on Naaman’s wife. lined him $25. : hlr. Lockwood
homeward bound on board “I. “a." second prize a pennant given by Wat- g u... n "E. m_ “d Wesson.-. Nnnman leaving Damascus for Samaria, stated that his client would refusetopny
Islhlid- They left last Thursday, and the kins & Dow 'an d 32 The Hattie broke " “HE :E inn” PM. Am” the home of the prophet, Naaman at the on the grounds that he was not a
b0“ i' due August 7m lh9 lacing connecting her sail with the Nathan Marvin Balden one of Wilton's home 0! EaiSha’ Naoman "88m“ in "’8 prisioner, there being no officer’s return
Mrs. Arthur Sherwood Mid GWEN" ”3E Tobey Bmmm. "ids“ E," am most rominent and "Emma emu” Jordon. Nanman healed of his leprosy. onlhe warrant. The matter new
Mabel. who have been guests 3)! Mrs. tored but shortly before the start but died sfiddeniy at his home on Hurlbuti The “e"io" “‘5 largely attended and “Imam the prosecution claiming that.
Sherwocd's daughter. Mrs. J’ 0‘ Ncw- tiller'was broken and she could not sell. Streetnbout 7-30 yesterday morning aged deeply interesting. The Wm. announc- as Mt i'illow had given bonds for trial.
kirk,of Ea“ avenus,have rstursd home. During the race the steam yacht sixt nine years He arose at his hsual ed “1“ next Sunday night he "0““ “d m“ a“ bi” attorney had crou-
Ra" J0“ 8‘ LawrenceEsnd “guly' 9' Sparta owned by Ir. Curtis of time: feeling as'wellas usual ates bear- preach the 1‘“ sermon in "1° illustrated examined “mun?" they h“ virtually
Claremont, New Hampshire, ”I'm“! m Southhort, and having on board ty breakfast and then went into the series. the subject being “The Cities 0‘ admitted appearance in court a“ (“0
South Norwalk today. “d m". spend G. B. Bunneil and a party of friends, yard. His wife followed him a few Refuge." ______ Constable Hunt power to I“. his
two weeks :Eith lav. El. NEE IEJElEiEnmIIg. of landed at the Point, and had dinner. moments later and found him lying on Mrs. Charles N. Morgan has returned return. Attorney Lockwood than took
hf" and '5' area . enema“ Shortly afterward a lighted cigarette the ground insensible. Help was sum- to her home in N9" York. after 3 Visit anappeal.
Bridgeport, formerly MISS“ it? .0. was thrown on the dock, and the planks moned and he was carried into the house ““1 I“- and Mrs J- B Wheeler. “3‘ The cases of JohnEFeeney “d Andrew
F00“ wen guests 0' Mr. c erson e caught fire. and wars burning quite live- where he died in a very short time. 1" Jim“ K- 1’1“”in in his day 3 300' Boers w cut 9'" ““1 tomorrow.
parents. 0‘ Maple street. over Buggy} ly When discovered. Pails wars taken Hodical Examiner Gorhom pronounced 005“!“ politician and a writer of much L9" Hm' 'h° was convicted 8"
R°" Gm“ 3' M' 'm‘ " '" ' from the yacht and in afew minutes on on death due tonpoplsxy. Ifr. Beldsn interest. was met smudfsther of Im- “”92"” ‘°°" "‘ unreal- '
“‘1 daughter Louise Frederica. of Gol- tire was under control. was thsooo of John Land Betsey Bel. Morasu- 3‘" i5 3 prominent member of William hfulcahy, '” was in“
den Hill street, started MI! 10" 1"“
run an r riarsaks user in
e Driving illall on Isle an... “1' ”m" ”1"" mm"
sweeps the Waters oi the Sound.
gutting Incidents on Land and Into!
White as hosts were Drusilla tho
Waits-conned Waves—In” l'seIle
L Walsh also Sport from the Pavilion.
I PLEASURE "Gill DISIllIlifl.
'l‘lso Yacht "Viola." on leer way from New
landed to Glen (ion. to Join tho Now
York Yacht Club Iiaoimorrowiy Issapos
Doing Wroclod cl Normal—Other
Boats lost with Disaster During the
«not Blow-An Awe Inspiring Sight
at Baton.
Saturday afternoon and all day Sun-
day the floe yacht Viola, which, with
sails set and gleaming white keel, had
proudly and gallantly rode the waves.
lay disabled in the cove on Hickory
Blnfl. Her owner is C. N. Wayland, a
Waterbury gentleman. whose winter
Ebome is in New York city and who has
a summer residence on beautiful Little
Pumpkin Island, one of the Thimble Is-
lands,ofl.’ Stony Creek. The heat was
on her wry from Little Pumpkin Island
to Glen Cove, L. 1.,wbere she was to
meet the fleet of the New York 'Yacht
club. of which bar owner is a member.
and join thorn in a pleasure cruise. But
the elements had evidently conspired
with Neptune to compel them to forego
their anticipated pleasure, for as they
rounded Green's reef buoy, during the
driving rain and wind storm Saturday
afternoon, the captain’s gig filled with
water and was swept away, her supports
and all being torn from the side of the
yacht. Those on board made an heroic
eflort to recover the lost boat, but before
they were aware of any other impending
misfortune the mast broke and fell part-
ly' in the water and partly on deck. The
. captain, who had been standing at the
! mast, stepped back, as all declare, jusE
. at the right second,or he would have
been killed. The storm was certainly a
very severe one, wind and tide making
progress laborious and danger imminent.
The yacht drifted about a mile, when the
oyster steamer Kate 0. Stevens, Captain
Frank R. Stevens, towed her to the
spot where she lay over Sunday. On
board were the sailing master, Anton
\
’ Johann, two men before the an“, “a t. to remain during Auoust There was also some excitement on denandgrandscn sf st..stid Beiden "10 Dlhlhtfl‘l 0‘ the American Revo' “' 3:“ ”m?" "l" “d will also ho .
' tnosteward,Jobn Gray. The yacht is Ofilcer John Ksnnsy. of the Norwalk the water when the Juanita, Captain ands)! Nathan larvin. Ha wane grad- 101i“- _______ lb. - 7““. .
/ beautifully furnished in 80W“ N“. “d squad, has resumed his duties after a w'k‘m“, 0' Southport, 0011““ “I“ of Trinity collogo in the clam of The Sabbath school at the EastAvenue ROWAYTON. ‘
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two weeks’ vacation, which included a
trip West.
The annual picnic of the New Canaan
Hetbodist and Baptist Sunday schools
will be held at Roton Point on Thursday,
August 1.
Hrs. Sadie VaaNcsa and flies Emma
White, of Newark, N. J.. are Visiting
their uncle, Andrew J. Ksisler, of South
Norwalk.
Mr. and lira. James Campbell, of New
York city. who have been guests of Phil-
ip Goodwin, of Spring Hill,have returned
with the I Build it Ilyaclf. 1849. By profsmlon bowss a civil sn- church continues to prosper underths Agitihia H- VOChhl's. 33'1th bf
Captain Croesman, of Norwalk. The gluesr. and in the settlement of estates popular management of itscapeblesupnr- Frank and May Vosburg. died yesterday.
formcr's most was driven through the his opinion on tho valnm of land was lntendent. J. C. Hawkins. Yesterday at their home in Rowayton, aged oils
soil of the latter boat. While thus sn- especially prized. He was a staunch Re- the attendance was 183. Two new schol- year.
tangled, both boats ran into the stake~ publican, and senior warden and tronsur- ars were reported. Ir. and hire. 8. C. Horton are spend-
boot,aad dragged it one hundred feet or of St. Matthew's Episcopal church. Robert Joeelovsky, of First avenue ingsws 9k in New York.
out of position. Finally they were up hfr. Belden bad represented Wilton in will start tomorrowforaweek’s vacation: lies Minnie Streeter, of Springfield,
aratsd and kept clear of one another the the legislature seven years, had served which be will spend in New York. lass.. is Visitina friends in town.
rest of the afternoon. aeCounty Commissioner for eight years, Frank Carr will be in the store during - . r—--~‘—~—-7‘ N'I‘In'sn.
The bathing at the Point was cnj Dyed and also held the ethos of first selectman his absence. w
by a large number of people until the (or many terms, being an incumbent of A DEEFEECEEEiEtEhEEiEiEEiEg EtggptEEerEriEfmiE’ErEftEE gm
. A M. R» l ’ .
0110'" CM.‘ UP. When m“! ""th '0' that office It the time of his delth. He her 22:10 43 Pinoégnftgegnguhx Call at No.11 Seymour place,Sontb Norwflh.
home. held many other positions of trust and ' ' ag 1L
couches. The staterooms and berths are
marvels of neatnees and good taste,
while bright silver and dainty China
make it a delightful little home. Yes-
terday afternoon a naphtha launch lying
in the harbor towed the yacht out into
deeper water, off Wilson's Point, where
she dropped anchor and awaited tbs or-
rival of a tug to tow her to New London.
Here she will undergo repairs and then
sail to Newport, where she expects to
meet the rest of the New York Yacht
( rich crimson velvet hangings and
' ' . . months and live days. She was a (laugh it “mg“ i) E "*‘ “Tm—-
club fleet. They will then cruise to home. “0E8 31'an 0F HURSEB. responsibility. P‘it‘cum" ” ‘1‘” "mm" ter of William 3, and Isabel Reynolds. 1* or without mist. it? 1““§3.i:mm ‘y' 3323
! Vineyard Haven and New Bsdford. The David E. Diebrow, of West avenue, of numerous estates. He w" at one - venil- EEE to depot. Address l Box 5‘33,
secretary of the Norwalk Lock company. «Loo
Viola is fifty feet long with a capacity of
17.02 tons. Ifany from the Bluii‘ and
neighboring islands visited her during
the day. Telegraph messages had been
i sent to New Haven for a tug and during
last night it arrived and towed the dam.
aged yacht to the eastward.
Another disaster on the water occurred
to the sailboat "Wild Duck," owned by
Frank 8. Stevens, of Rowayton. She
The Speed! Members of the Indian “a" tutor l" the Weston Military In- Gm Billenstein ‘0 arranging {0” b0“ sou”) “Hulk Loan 11931. ’
E ‘ ““qu and later conducted . flourishing race to be held in about two weeks, the Fifteen hat finishers on hand work. at If.
Spring harm to be Trained llsre. school in‘fiouthport. ifr. ledon I," d "em to m“, p1.“ between the bridge wannabe. 00. ii Wooster Styx." .Y.
1. G. Hamilton has engaged to train on alarge farm. and agricultural pur‘ and the cross channel. v -- ~—
the speedy members 0' thfilndiln Spring suits were his chief occupation when he The lapwortb League prayer meeting i. a £2: “3325131“: Hiring? fish)???
Farm, It Lake Waccabuc, ("fled h! R. was not engaged in other ways. His in the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal 1
HOG. the millionaire PE?” manufacturer. home wasa most hospitable one. Mr. church will be led tonight by Charles
HO hfll secured quarter! ‘t “‘9 N0""'k Beldsn was highly respected. and a large Simona. Mouton a... minutes' walk era.
Fair Grounds race track and will work
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number of friends all over this section of Mr “d Mrs Samuel—Fro and d.“ b‘ A “Mi. hour‘s seven rooms and b meat.
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h" horses 0' that course. the county will tendar their sympathy to y 8 ' ‘ p" "mum; mu” 5 rooms .5 g. month.
will make a business trip to Chicago this
week.
Miss Grace A. Cendeo, of Elizabeth, N.
J., has been visiting her cousin, lies An-
na 8. Dunning, West street.
S. S. Hurlbutt and family. who have
hired a cottage at Bell Island, will re-
main two weeks.
L. E. Horton and Miss Horton. of North
Salem. have been visiting Kr. and Mrs.
F. H. Quintard.
'1" It in"...
, my" of Bridgeport, are visiting Mr. “d t recEnEEnEsecdnd Iloor fl per meal. Address
was being towed into Rowsytcn harbor In“ Amigo Sutclitl'e, of Brooklyn. mm“ tho" I” i' m" h‘mnmg “0 the bereaved ones. A widow and two u". Walter Brundage. of Cottage— 3‘“ l “’“f‘yf’flfojn 5”"
by the steamer Kate 0. Stevens. when snout Saadsy With Mr. and “I'D-(13. Cleopatra, by , Dexter Prince, by sons, the Rev. Charles M. Belden, of Aa- avenue. E )0TI‘AGE,N0. 7 Lynne Place. orwaik.aii
she filled and soak. Aline w“ fastened VanAlatyne. Kentucky l’nnce.‘ This more torie. L. l., and John hi. Belden. of George F RWand family of loge :1 [h’i‘dsampmwmmm M " "534,th
. . f. West street, is seven years. goo size, and gives b iv. 1‘ Bold . th - . _,..--
tohsr meat causing the latter tosnep Frank D Sherman ° . . , Dan ury.surv e r, one me or ti 1’ . , o E E
Another line was fastened to the vessel gwliiggm Ansonla MW' to vieitChar 9mm“ 0' 800d performance "“9 fsll. isnlsolivlnl at the are of ninety. regory ornt road, are ")8"de "1 Punmi’i’e'ip’ii’ifi‘i'fiii twig? £31395?
Cleopatra's half brother, James 1... week with ”Mk“ on “"3 island.
trotted the iiftb best In and won the
and this time the steamer succeeded in
pulling the boat up and beaching her.
Corbin building. Halls lighter! and cleaned.
Rent viper month. inquire allies Old Well
Susan Finney. wife of William J. Fin. __._.._.
nay. s... dlad so her home on ngrfiin Mrs. Edward E. Head and son Howard (‘issr t 0.. M Washington street.
Henry Canticld. of Bridgeport, is visit-
in his mother Mrs Cornfield. of Day w ..____..__ w... “”1“
A new mast will he stepped in a few strgest. ’ 2:18 close race in Detroit last weal:_ street. last 1“ng .m sixty-seven years. have returned from a two weeks' visit 1 0t? HE. . ,mmEE 2,, (.hmnm stErest. "at
days. Miss Maude Holt. of Be view avenue. His “m” ‘0' the race W" ”1135: 2:12}. She had been ill with dysentery. and on '“h 1‘" brother in WIWYbDI'Y- '“ “”0 5 "mm" m“ C" '1" “m '1
isItbe guest of relatives in arrisan,N. J.
Miss Corn Bartlett, of Iierlden, is a
guest at the residence of W. H. Swords.
Iiiss Hattie Hyatt, of New Rochelle,“
visiting relatives in South Norwalk.
Frank Lynch of Boston. is the guest
of Thomas Holden. of Silvermlne.
Miss Alice If. Sherwood. of East aveo'
one, is visiting in New Milford.
Mrs. Sarah J.Nesb, of Berkeley street,
The steam yacht Hustle, owned by
Captain Peace. of New York, put into
the cove to avoid the storm. and numer-
ous other boats were also anchored
about Norwelk.
Ira. Hemens' lines in "The Leading of
tho Pilgrim Fathers in New England"—
The breaking waves dashedniiab
0a a stern and rook-bound coast:—
, _____. bk u .u l l .
and2:12i. . Saturday heart trouble on in. which Robert w. runs, of Waterbury r... m l ”mm mm”"”" 1” i"
Stellcna, a brown more, six years old, caused her tofall rapidly. Ir. Finney . . wJ.......
‘ ‘ 002%. of eight rooms. whole or t.
is by Epulat. a famous stud. She is s is .1” in very poor health, and his wife ::;Ev:;t;;§:;:;: :33: of "'8' E' F“ EIEEEEEEEIEiEiEIErEiEuEE-smvgfl: EQEEEngwiEmE‘" “out.
clean-limbed “MG “WW. “d W” Pu" had become all worn out taking care of Hr; J h an. Alton: E ~7m—-~~—1«—'—~—
chaaeEElEEE byE Mr. HEtEiEs wpen tlgiEEee EyEsaEEs of him, She leaves three chlldren—-Cliarles island. art’s :iaitin;:tlt'he 58:; 0:21;“: L unlre Sue's: .‘i‘iii‘ihi‘di.’.&%£‘°‘i‘i‘ni"
'89. IR hit 3 8i” 09‘ 0 l 0W- inns ,of Salem W. J. Finns of tb '
lag excellent speed and works like a firm 0’! Finnvy dc’Benedict, and Georg: N‘ T"l°"c°'°.'._."§.'.§;.. .“hii‘fifi’iii‘.” 12:? $5?qu "a“
veteran. The above, with Silverbeul Fiflhfii- Three ““0" 0' the deceased Mrs. T. R. Fancber. of hfaple avenue. armament: 4c CA N- pit-Jaw
also of this string. are entered in the ‘1'" '“""°’ Th" "o I“ Carolina has returned from a visit with friends in _-
d . Mrs. JemesE. Wilson and if ECOND floor. No. 77 Woodward avenue.
fittingly express the conditions which is visiting relatives in Weston. Breeders' Meeting to be held in Boston #11131 Duty. u", mm." “mg, the Berkshire Hills. §nEErgngth£ngEggpr§0fioh 2 EEErotEiEEEEE W
prevailed at Boron Point last Saturday Iflse hiyra Blrdsall. of South Wilton, this (all. will be held Wednesday afternoon “3 Hubert F. Pierce, of Waterbury, is ”30081;: swift?” mil»! wire.“
afternoon. As the waves rolled shors- 1' "0‘“th NOW‘“ friends. Silverbaul is one of the most promising 0““ “'9'“ the house. spending a few days at his home on ”I,” 1"“
ward and the spray was dashed high in T Iii-swam? 1? {inflating 3°33 made on the turf today. He is by Stem. stub? 1:32: fingfiw‘gfiadwgh‘; Riverside avenue. Tflféwf'o "New" nh°flo“m 3""
air, even into the honing pavilion. it real ones '0, ' Goings Nicksrson, on haul, out of Silverown. the first three- She m. downtolook .g' theremains of William Wallace. of East Orange, 3“ "”7“
rm an sws-lnspiring sight, seldom 3,..." nm. manna-«2:20. Bilmb-ulbrousht thalate EEElma-m NEED-Idea“ Us? r; N. J.. a visiting at the residence of n
witnessed atthel’clat. Several views of Ira p. J cgmp of E.“ gonna,“ a 38,400” a yearling at Stanford's Cali-turn VII 0'1 "l I l. Ce lain Charles De . 3.“. Place. 99%
theragiagwatsra were taken by Photo. guest of her daughter in Hartford fornle sols, held in New York. Hetook '5'“ ’h' “'6‘ 8".El'"" ‘ husband TD“ Ii ““5““ A RARE CHANCE I
_ W t Main _ and two ohildrsuatwuheya. Ifr. Ben- ermenssoe as Usderkrsns held
graphsr Lewis. Considerable excite lites Grace Nicksrson of as nouns prize for three-year old stallions asttwaa for ssvwal ”u. mail mm" an outing yesterday on thalathsiet ”fills BUSINESS!
msntwes causod among the people at ”a“ hggzmihm (Juanita. es in the New York horse show held last between Norwalk and Weston. on Word “henna”; mm and 1°. 0......
re. . Flores «mam room
“News!” when to m Viola. no,“ mum,” “3 ”Wham“, rur- Fanny Ifokel .wlfe of wmnm a... Wilibe min
which could be plainly seen.
famll, all of Norwalk, left town today
for B oak island.
Frank W. Woodward and Herr Ben-
ley sail with Captain Charley Rel ly,on
Chase. died It home on Am. ‘11- F. K Wheeler“? of Betta placeElg in of‘lbsaltb. Elvsmhinn
Ir. Hamilton is also working his own . and a
street estsrday moral aged en 0in! an outta In " country.
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