i’; '
union-m so...
is Ir. mum. Iyrbs-
it man sour u sr. erri's.
goo tiers-on .lelowed by n Ioooptiol
‘ .at the Home or the Bride. where leny
Bountiful and costly Irenento wore
~‘Cllleployed- nuns [lowers use s
coars- is. omnibus-ecu
Inpttale. .
Dr.‘Thomas F.Byrne. of Union Hill,
' N. L. and Ilse Fannie T. Sheedy, of
npperaiu etmet. Norwelk. were mer-
M at noon today bythe Rev. W. J.
Blodum. It was intended that the wed-
ding should be private, as only the role-
tires had been invited. but when the
hour for the ceremony arrived a large
number were at the church. The bride
woe handsomely attired in a stylish trav
cling costume. with hat to match. The
nieidof honor wee Iiss Iey Kenna. of
, Norwalk. end the best man was the
bride’s brother. Dr. Sheedy, of Bridge-
port. The ushers were Dr. William
Shoedy, of Pougbkeepsie, N. Y.. not”.
C. Roper, of Waterbury. A reception
was held at the bride's home, for which
Andrews, of Bridgeport. catered. There
were a large number of presents. notable
among which was a check from the
bride’s father for the complete furnishing
of her new home. The two brothers pro-
oeuted a handsome solid silver set of 118
pieces, specially designed and engraved
for the occasion. After a short trip to
Newport Dr. and Ira. Byrne will be at
home in their new and handsome rosi-
dence at Union Hill, N. J. Ir. and Ire.
Byrne will go to Springfield today, and
tomorrow will leave for Saratoga and
Lake George. About fifty guests from
out of town were pruent at the wedding.
After the ceremony they boarded a spec-
ial trolley car. which was in weiting.end
were conveyed to the bride’s home. The
ll! wen prottiiy decorated in white,
draped with pink satin ribbon. Pink
ribbons were also tied on the trolley
The motorman and conductor
wore 'whire gloves.
assault—ones".
Thioefterncon the wedding of Stod-
dord Gray Goodsell, of Bridgeport, and
“Helen 1. Gregory, daughter of Ir.
end In. Charles 8. Gregory, of West-
portavenne, took place. The ceremony
was performed by theRev.ThomesK
, Noble, pastor of the Norwelk Congrega-
tional church. A pretty arrangement of
flowers gave a charm to the bridal scene.
which wee that o! a simple but very
pretty home wedding. The bride wore a
ecstum of white material end carried
bridal roses. There were two brides-
maids. the little Iisses Blanche Beers,
of East Norwaik. end Iabel Haskell, of
Worcester, Iass. They were elsodreesed
in white end carried bouquets of white
motions. Only the near relatives of
the contracting parties were present.
After the ceremony a wedding repeat
eveoservedand congratulations werebe-
stowed upon the young couple. Late
this afternoon they will be driven to
Bridgeport, where the groom hes lur-
nisbed apartments, end they will storm
enter upon the duties of housekeeping.
..
Wheeler-Perry.
. The marriage of Iiee Elsie Perry end
Frank Wheeler. both of Weston. is an-
nounced to take place at the home of the
bride in Valley Forge. on the afternoon
of September 5.
POPULAR AIUSZIENTS.
It Henry’s Iinetrols. the Big Show that
lverybedy (loos to loo.
The renowned Bi Henry's Iioetrels of
forty popular arthte, among whom are
Arthur Deming. Hi Tom Ward. Iett
Diamond. Larry IecEvoy. Herbert
Swift. AI Lemar. E. E. Bios. Harry
Brown end Woody Brnende; the mar.
will. Buforde: the Lucelis. the living
hsuane statutes; the unique Iexloan Bel-
hd duh; Iaotsr Percy Williams. the
WW. I“ HI Henry. moonlit
”virtuoso. and others. will eppser
at tkeNorwoik Opera Home on Wednes-
dq,Aaguotfl.snd no amusement str
tales for a long time comes better so-
tersed by press and public.
' ’ lptdor and llv.
~ I. Blessitt's epeeuesler pesto-ins,
‘ name to South Nor-elk to do some shop-
Till GGIIIG AND GOING ’1' P30
lllefllel m sum
"'1’ ' w " resorrserwrmrru.
Ire Isinilw. wheeecoylsstheilst
new Biron Jeiiid's mm
muck. is lying daapweuely ill.
tbreetsnedwithsu attschoi Manner
ticnoithshcwels.
InIilhrlefthcmelestStturdsyei-
tsrncon in her usual good heelthsod
“WM. Guests who h
in the Ioepltollty oi Iorreil had
loath Ioneik lanes.
3’. D Fairbeukemf ofths firm of Collins
t Fairbanks. Boston's. celebrated her-
tste. scoompenisdby his wife. spent lest
week in South Norwelk. They were the
guests of Philip N.‘Kuepp. of the Crofut
a Knapp company, whopenterteined
them in a most bospiteble manner. end
sentvthern borne with an exhaitsd opin-
ion of Norweik end and its people. . -
Iissil'loreocs E. Jennings has return-
ed from a vitit with relatives in Scran-
ton. Po., and at the opening of the
school year will resume her duties as
teacher in the graded school at Stret-
ford.
Ir. end Ira Edward Dmiels end
daughter. of Norwelk. are enjoying the
breezes of the country. They are the
guests of Ir. and Ira. William Buttery.
of Comstock‘Bill. .
‘ Iios Mary E Smith. of Bayview ave-
nue, accompanied Ilse Bessie Iillsr.
who had been her guest, to Georgetown,
Saturday afternoon, and will remain
there a week.
Ir. and Ira. T. S. Venderhoef and
Ilse Fanny Imnerd. left Norwelk yes-
terdeytojsin Ire. T. S. Iorison and
Ilee Iabel Vanderhoel at Shelter
Island.
Irs. R L Watkins end Ilse A. E.
Lockwood, of Day street, end Iieo Clare
A. Fleet, of Seymour Place, are spending
a few days at Seretngs Springs. '
Gilbert Horton. motcrman on the
West avenue line,.eud hie son Irving
have returned from a visit with Ir. Hor-
ton's parents in Fishkill. N. Y.
Iiss Lillian K. Watkins. of Taylor
avenue, returned home last evening
from Bridgeport. after a pleasant visit
with Ire. C. A. Finch.
E. P. Hyatt. of Cannon street, with
his son, E. P. Hyatt, Jr... left Norweik
yesterday 'for a bicycle tour through
New Yorkstete.
Andrew Stanley, of 137 First avenue,
New York city. is the guest of his uncle
end aunt, Ir. and Ire. H. L. Webb,
Burbank street.
Ire. George W. Hailook end family,
who have been spending the summer in
Norwelk.heve returnedto their home
in Denbury.
In. J. A. Osborne and family, of
West avenue, will start for Bethlehem.
N. H.. Thursday. for a three weeks’ so-
We
James B. Knapp, Jr... of West avenue.
has returned home from a trip to St.
Paul, Iinn.. end other points in the
West.
Ir. end In William Tuttle, of New
Canaan. are guests of Ir. end In.
Charles Franks, cf Iain street, Norwelk.
Iisoes Amelie end Emily Weinlandt
and brother William are spending their
vacation at Ccmstock end Lyon Farm.
Councilmen end Irs. C. F. Hellock,
of Quinterd avenue, are entertaining Ir.
end Irs. Jemee Herring. of Strstfcrd.
Iies Iemie Hickey. of Anscnia, and
Ilse Helen Casey, of Yonkers. are guests
of Ilee Iemie Powell. of Norwelk.
Iies Emma Rhodes. of New Haven,
is visiting her grandmother. Ire. Leon-
der Wilcox, of Fairileld avenue.
H. Flower, of New York, visited his
mother over Sunday. at the residence of
Royal Seaman. Foiriield avenue.
Ira, I. H. Panels and Homer A.
Byiugton are expected home from their
European trip next Saturday.
James H. Knapp. of West avenue. is
visiting his daughter. Ire. (‘i E. Kun-
hsrdt. in Andcver, Ines.
Ilee Clare Pitser. of Stretford. is a
guest of Ira. Frank Bonnecker, of
Cross street. Norwalk.
IissCarrie E. Jennings, of Jennings
Hebe, has been the guest of Ire. Iai-
leite. ef Bridgepwt.
Ii. Iebel Hamilton. of North Iain
street, is visiting Ilee Anne St. John,“
Lake Weccebnc.
J. Hunter Lack. formerly clerk in the
South Norwelk poet-office. is visiting rol-
otivae in town.
Robert Clark. a well-known Brooklyn
borer. westhe guest. Sunday, of An-
drew Nccnan.
BenryO.Strset.of Raymond Broth-
ers’otllce,willrpeod leborDayiuLebo
plug. Being somewhat overheatsd.shs
steppdlotoeorug store and calisdfor
a glass ofscdawoter. ltwee served
end she drank it. leaving the store a few
minutes later. In a short time serere
cramps ettsoked her and it became nee:
essary for her to be removed to her home
in Saugstuck.
Dr. Fyfe was immedietely summoned
and be prescribed for Ire. Iiller, after
having first given her a hypodermic lu-
Jecticn of morphine to quiet the pain,
which was intense.
While somewhat ’easier, Ire. Iiiler is
still a veryasick person. and it is neces
sary that absolute quiet be kept about
the house
SUIIEB SEA BREEZES.
Life at Bell Island and Other Popular In-
sorte Along the Sound Shore.
The excursions booked for Briton Point
this week are; August 28. Seventeenth
Connecticut Vetersns' annual reunion.
Dinners will be served for 200. August
29. The New York Lobster club. Four
hundred bakes will be prepared. Aug-
ust 81. Fat Ian’s annual reunion. Leb-
cr Day, September 2, the Swiss society.
of New York. Three hundred dinners
will be laid.
We do not wonder that sojouruers at
Bell island. The Knob. The Cove lul
Hickory Blufl say they do not see how
any one can leave there now. Itnev-
er was prettier, bathing is good. end the
air mast invigorating A large number
of children who are stsying at the Island
enjoyed a dip in the briny deep yesterday
morning.
Among those who arrived at the pleas-
ant Haviiend cottage Saturday night
and spent Sunday, returning home yes-
terday. were Iiss Iinuio and Master
SamuelChemhers.of Danbury; A.Devis.
Ir. and Ira. Fred Gsrhele, IienG. Ger-
helr, E Gerhels end Iiss Siriene, of
Bethel.
Iiw Gussie Will, the popular solo so-
prano at the House of Industry in New
York city. and who has been staying at
the Children’s Home, accompanied by
Iies Annie Wilcatls, one of the teachers,
returned to New York yesterday.
All of the artists from the Brooklyn
Art school. who have been boarding with
Ire. James at the Cox bones. have re
turned home, with the exception of Ir.
Boylston end the Iieees Iongsr.
Iies Bertha Wienleudt and Ir.
and Ire. White end daughter,
Iise Lizzie. will return to their home in
New York city Wednesday. after a so-
journ at the Baton Point Hotel.
The Cox house has as boarders now
Ire. Jacobson. Ire. A. Hubs. Ire. Cal-
vin end son. of Brooklyn; Irs. Butter
and child. of South Norwelk; Irelewis.
of New York city.
A party of about twenty-five from the
Elmeudorl cottage, which was formerly
the hotel. enjoyed a sail tcOyster Bey.
Sunday, on board the sloop yacht Ellen.
of New York.
Bilden Olin. after a two weeke' vaca-
tion spent at the Bcton Point Hotel, will
return to his home in New York city to-
day.
Howard Remmey. of Brooklyn, who is
with the Sloan carpet house.of New York
city.ia spending eweek at the Cox house.
Ilee by men, of Chicago. who has been
staying at the Rotcn Point Hotel. left
there yesterday for Bridgeport.
Gilbert P. Brush end brother. G. S.
rush, of Brooklyn. will leave the Ciifl
tags next Iondey.
[ix-Congressman O'Bieiley and son
Edward, of Brooklyn. are guests at the
Haviiend cottage.
Ir. end Ire. Iorreil and child. of
Bethei. ere touting beside the Shepard
cottage.
Waiter Pendlston. of Brooklyn. is
spending his vacation at the Baton Point
Intel.
Ir. ud Irntl. A. Shepard. of Bethel,
will takepcssrssionofibslrccttegsoeat
week.
Ir.endIrs.F.W.Curtis, of Brook-
”Conneneturusdhomeyesierdoy.
pupae.
Ishopso.
Ilsa lens Boidwsll, ofAssosia, lee
gueotcffrisuds on upper Iain street.
Norwalk.
In: and Ira. Isrshall W. Blister.
Emil Ambler. Fred Bails, Willie Boi-
leolJ‘lecher VanHocssar, end Edward
Boiieok. all of Netwolk, are attending
the fermers’ picnic at Trinity Lake.
today.
Its.E.Gerside, oi Trenton. N. J..
whohssheen visiting her nephew on
Lake avenue. left this morning for Nor-
we’ik.whereshe will makes short visit
hsfore returning home.—-Daabury News.
st.Jsmes B. VeeBursn. of Lynn,
Insult su meriug in Europe. , Bis
wifelast T imble Islands. Ire. Van
Burns is a daughter of Ass Smith. form-
erly of Norweik.
Ir. and Ira. G. D Daniels. accompa-
nied by Ire. Dennis Valentine end A. A.
Avlson and family, allot Norwalk, are
at the farmers" picnic at Pound Ridge
Wye '
Ire. Elia Bellett and daughter Gracie,
of Flushing. L. l.. end Ire. Hobbs. of
East New York, are visiting their cou-
sin. G. W. Jayne. iii Union street.
Ire. James Golden and daughter
Agnes wentto New Haven, today. to
visit Ire. W. S. Crofut.
Ir. and Ire. Charles Parketon, of
Ierion. are guests of W. 1". Bryant, East
avenue.
Ire. Penelope Bedell, of Washington
street. has returnedfrcm a six weeks'
visit to Asbury Park.
Ilee E. Dana Green.'cf Iorristcwn,
is the guest of Ilse I. Estelle Foster, at
the Sunset cottage.
A party of young ladies from Ridge-
iield are picnickiug st Rotou Point todsy_
LIFE AT LAKE WARAIIAUG.
l'lno Boss l'lshlng, Progressive Whist and
Dancing-Some of the Guests.
. New Pacer-ox. August ill-The pisse-
ures of Lake Waremaug were never
more enjoyed than at present. One of
the meet popular houses, Lake View. B.
C. Norris. proprietor. is full to overfliw~
rug with guests. end the greatest fun end
good feeling prevails.
Fishing is. of course. the chief amuse-
ment with some of the men of the party.
hat Iessro. John G. Verncl. of New
Beven,eud Harry Eider. of Norwalk,
are the most untiring in that direction.
end consequently the most successful in
supplying bass end pickersi for the
tables. Friday morning these two gen-
tlemen drove to Spectacle lake, return-
ing before dinner with an ample supply
of Item for supper. The fun reached its
highest in the evening, when progremive
whist was indulged in. followed by
dancing and refreshments. Mrs. John
G, Vernal won tirst lady's prize, Frank
Courier first gentleman’s prize, end Ir.
Rider, after a very exciting contest, suc-
ceeded in carrying of! the booby prize.
Among the guests are Mr. and Ira.
John G. Vernoi and son Clarence. of
New Haven; Mrs. C. W. Benson end
daughters Alice, Gertrude and Core. of
New Jersey: Ir. and Mrs. George R.
Brown and family. of Yonkers; Ire.
Iery Garnet Rider, Ir. and Its. Harry
Rider end daughter, and Miss Bussing.
of Norwelk; D. C. Sanford. of New Mil-
ford; Ir. end Irs. Frank Courier and
children. Ir. end Mrs. W. B. Bette. Mr.
and Ire. B. T. Bette, Ire. Bedford. Mr.
and Ira. Wright, and Ir. and Mrs. Bis-
eell, ell of Brooklyn; Ire. Williams. Miss
Innis Steele, Ir. end Mr. Kuhn and
IlenKirke. of New York, and Ir. end
Ire. Booyuge and party. of Hoboken.
Last but not least in our list oi names is
that of Iiss Golda Icliehou. of New
Iilford, who. by her charming manners,
has won the regard end admiration of
.ll. I Q
Columbia fined for lolliue Liquor.
Columbia Bender, of Pine street. who
was arrested Sunday for illegal liquor
selling, wee tried before Judge Frost, in
the Town Court, today." E. I. Look—
wood. the prosecuting attorney, repre-
sented the State, end Iicbael Keueely.
of Stamford. appeared for Its. Bender.
The judge found her guilty of the charge
endliaed herthandcoeteesekonthree
counts. An appeal wee taken. bonds of
0150 being provided for appearance at
that time.
Interprloleg Advertisers.
Benedict a Co. have made a sweeping
induction in men's and boys’ clothing in
ordsrtoclearonttheir stock end make
room for tell goods. They promise to
give customers prices that will enrprhe
Frank S. Ayers’ New York market in
the Donovan block on Washington street
'sst Norwaik. He is Dr. B. Y. Brown,
stirs or» eosatr or m on re '
seer answers.
The Gospel Wagon Iorvlase Last Night
Disturbed by the lowdy Ilemeet-vIew
some» o. hare Outaenothor nuns
loe_the lest lido—losldeets of the Day.
men-menisci: sale. at the last Nor-
wsik postoilloe by Irving Smith. with whom
ltsmsotuewsforthiscclumucan alsobelett.
The gospel wsgou eenios at the Bone-
dibt Farm bridge was not a great success
last night because of frequent interrup-
tions by people in the audience. The
trouble first started by some of the boys
laughing at whet was said by the ex-
pouuder of the gospel, who afterward
told them that be had protection from
Mayor Leo. This caused more merri-
ment. and some talk between the preach
or end a well-kndwu young man, and
finally the wagon went to the East Ave-
nue Methodist church.
at the hands of Schweinerif ..
The criminal eees' egalnt’t
pending and will come up}
term of the Superior Court.
The body of Schweiner bee ;
end hewill have to go to 5.‘
bonds can be furnished. .
summer. stretcher “
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A map of the property owned by Ire.
Charles I. Selleck on the Gregory Point
road, shows that she contemplates open-
ing up several new and desirable streets
in that rapidly growing section of East
Norwsik. Summer street. which extends
from Warren street to the Gregory Point
road, will be carried through to the
Ridge road. A new street. from the
Great Isl-sh road to Summer street, will
bekuown es Ivy street, and Sycamore
will be the name given to a street begin—
ning at a point nearly opposite First ave
hue and continuing through to the Ridge
road.
The order of the regular weekly. prayer
service in the Advent Christian church
has been changed. The Tuesday oven-
lug meeting is now held asa cottage
meeting in the home of some of the aged
members. or some who, through physi-
cal disability or some other cause, are
prevented from attending church. The
meeting formerly held Friday evening is
now held Thursday evening in the
chapel, at 7:80, as usual.
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WANTED.
A LADY of middle age mldllko
as housekeeper in mnell family.
servant is kept. Address IRS. Conn}.
an. emce. South Norwaik.0lmn.
mmorarsnr. smell cot alllln .
merits. or first or seraondm .
with bath. or a flat. W “W
DESIRE. for cash. a nicely shunted M.
central. or a tract of three or more
on line of trolley. Address. by letter
full particulars. to 9 Elizabeth street. Ion
Norwalk. "749 50
Another physician is soon to locate in
who will hang out his shingle at Justice
G. D. Keelcr's residence in Bette Place.
where he has taken rooms. Dr. Brown
is a native of New Canaan. and comes
from the Long Island College hospital in
Brooklyn.
Captain Garrett Decker is getting up a
party which he will takcecrom the Sound
on Wednesday. after beach plums.
Iilton Elwood, of Henry street. part-
ner of I. H. Glover in the shoe business
at Norwelk. is visiting his sister, Ire.
Henry Hooper, in Orono. Maine. He
will be absent about two weeks.
Among East Side people who went on
the ,Nerragnnsett Pier excursion today
were Mrs. J. B. Wheeler and her guest
Irs. Iary Drums, of Brooklyn, Mrs.
Henry Seymour and Ira. Theodore Fan‘
cher, of bleplc avenue,
0 purchase. A well lnceted house. all ire--
rovements. for cash Address. giving
locut on. price.crc. LOCK Box 8.. South Nor-
walk. Conn 1981
“chromium... on
Frank Armstrong, who has been the
guest of his \pghoclmate, Everett W.
Taller, of East avenue. returned to his
home in Boston. yesterday.
Gerard
A cl guise
or
wind:
deer Wat avenue. All
terms reasonable.
snwx’u anausmra. E.
OUR room apartments.“ suitable for lllllll
housekeeping. Id and Mficor. Swertah
Corbett building. Hailslichted and cleaned.
Rent 39 per month. Inquire ofllco Old Well
Cigar Co. .. 83 Washington street iyld
‘lRi’l‘iloor of six rooms torcnt. No we
South Main street. iv ulreof’l‘AYLOB
deO GOLDEN. h‘. F. BY HBEE 74 South
Main street. mu
Among recent real estate transactions
eflecting East Side property are the
following: Charles H. Aisthorps to
Iiner D Randall. land and buildings on
Cottage avenue; Rolens W. Selleck to
Iinnie B. Rom, land on Summer street.
RoleunW. Selleckto Carrie R. Taylor,
land on Summer street.
W. J. Davis. who has been the guest
of Ir. and Mrs. G. W. Benedict, Howard
”OIL-3E No. ”Woodward avenue suitable -
for two lumiiies. rent 89 and”-
floor.9Arcu sires Nor-null, rentti5.l '3‘?
toE.A. WOOD AR
One
TWO r utilises on Roion Hill to rent.
with three acres of land. the other wl
l d d b '
avenue, for the past week, has returned Elia" .el'lfl‘llixin Hun. n Apply to “3:?“
to Springfield, Ines.
~—-—-— " Fill! SALE.
The household effects of Townsend El-
drcd, of Vaneudt avenue, will be sold
by auction. next Saturday afternoon.
AFlVE room cottiigew on Glenwood avenue.
for sale chm end on easy terms. lit-
ireofS B rill RWUCD. 13 Grove 9street.
- ggfllll Norwalk. 5)“: _ ‘
Chills"! 39“ 1' “mm 5 Dumb" 0' museum. liaisln Seeders. Callend
mt!
new piles at E. n. Lolles & Co'. dock them. 8001113an
1,000 TONS
on the west side 0' the river. WARE (30.. it south Iain street.
Pure Spring Water , :5
7i“, '
Edger Platt.of Bethel, spent Suudpy
with William Clerk, of Bette Place. 1
The town is building a walk onthe . ,
south side oi the Washington street ICE
bridgo.jpst west of Gsrmanie Ball. It F0“ 8‘“ mul’mmmfllgnfifl Ml- » ‘ a
will save people the trouble of crowing a“... 30.30;“.
to the other side or walking the Trans-
wey track when they go on that side of MILK
gym": “PM” 3'“ l' "M“ '1’“? The product of woman Pointdnil’y
1- ’
John Finch and family. of Greenpoint. ‘ _ FOR SALE
are visiting Captain A. B. St. John, Van- °‘ “mm debt "mm" ,
Zandt hvenue. 8- BUTChards
sill lw 30.30:“.
‘John L’Hommsdleu, of Henry street.
isexpected home from Bellpcrt, L. 1..
today.
A RARE CHANGE!
York World. To verify these stalemate v ‘
embeds-“commuters siege Touchildrea‘snomswiilrsmaieopen
lire-In mum-usurious “nonempty.
“Meade-treatstheehslssof Imdmofbsubsrymsttbsaood
is gaining lever every day. probably be-
Iiss Innis Well . i Isr-
m o win caeseIr. Ayers keeps the choicest and
street.leegueatoffrisnds1n Elisabeth.
Chancery Beyueaeud family. of New
Haven. are visiting Ir. and Ira. Dwight
l Pillliii BUSINESS i.
democratic. pants meg- it, y, beeteievsrytbilin lathe-1m suds-s0- Speuldlng Henry street. 1m ram Bat undies cm » ‘
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nation this week. and next Sunday
will coupyhls pulpit in the Best
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rum-unscrew also will have
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