as let lte lee “mat—A
listlfulslllat. ,
1 ,, . Advocate pupa 11111 1.11-
:tloual particulars of an inci-
“1 ln'l'he Sentinel yesterday
. Plunkett association, of
‘ _- "kaisnposed mostly of young
Mg proolivities, enjoyed its
and clambuke yesterday.
- ' thbus was chartered to
the party to Dorlon's Point, where
W has 1111 been prepared. 1‘11.
anabol- some distance out,
1 1
‘ water was proposed, and in a
the...» ot the Plunketts were
' - 11' the waves. Three young
,. velttpresome than the rest at-
'w1mout to the yacht, and
early cost them their lives.
John Alphonse, Jr., Mr.
Yerk, and another Stem-
, distance when they we1e
‘ the underto1v.Tbsir cries
‘ the attention of than on shore,
Clone realizing their peril,
their rescue in a row bout,
byestesm launch which put
the pier. They 1eucbed the
men not a moment too soon
were completely exhausted
succeeded in pulling Alphonse
1111p the rowboet, and the
In it picked up the other young
Milk a life-insurance company
‘ ‘ ordand Norwalk are having a
, ltion. Those in one town are
; , b iheet those of the other town in
Wuhan» beam, and e compari-
"apn the returnsfieh week determines
‘ she! pay for a supper. Norwrdk
onurepresented by L’ Hornmedien. —
Wad Advonete.
Beardents of East avenue and the
Gregory Point road make complaint of
the number of intoxicated men seen
abdut the vicinity, especially on Sun-
ms. It 1! said that the liquor is pro
«1111111 in the immediate neighborhood.
gndfmm a party who has no license.
yrjght a brewery wagon was
' " drive uptothe piece and leave
half a dosen kegs of beer.
Rev. A. J. Smith w1lloil1uuto at the
fonerslof Mrs. W. H. Bloom, whose
,dssthwss announced in this column
“yesterday. The pallbearers you be
James L'Hommedien. J. C. Hawkins,
iDavid Hartford and George Reynolds.
.The'singing will beby the quartette
uhoir'of the East Avenue Methodist
church. The interment will be in the
Down'l‘own cemetery.
‘ ‘ Fred Field, Victor W. Ferris, Frank
L'Hommedieu and Nathan Roberts had
a 1.11111 the nahptha launch Mamie yes-
tsrday afternoon. Mr. L’Hommedieu
aner.Field were armed with rifles,und
itwss reported that they were going
out in theSound to hunt for the sea
" 1' Six young ladies and gentlemen will
meet with Miss Annie Smith of Osborn
Ivonne. toniwt. and take the initia-
. tonetsps fer the mganizatiou of 11 so-
., oral slnb. __.- ,
, The yacht "Regina." Coptalif Charles
.8. Day, which has a party of Dr. Park
or 'sfrlusds on board. on a cruise down
east. will return to port next Friday.
George B. Ferris, of Riverside 11111
, nne,ia recovering from a few days
mill“. which he attributes to IIMreom
glen in Stamford. last week.
mar-odour w 1) 111111111, 111 the
, Mlorwslk ”bodice, took yester-
afternoon 0! mdwnioyed the line
at Gregory 1 flow.
i116” regular weekly prayer meeting of
League was held last night
, the East Avenue Methodist Eusonpsl
ode! school room.
"J. .Wallace Marvin and Miss Clara
We are expected home Thursday
(“Manama White Mountains
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libido Arthur Day, 1! the "May-
>221?"th take Dr. Brown ands
‘.”at filling on the Hound some day
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. have returned from a two weeks'
‘Mou on the south side of long
mm at his studio on the
realities a life-like portrsltof
rustle smith, of south Nor-
‘
Marrying. this morning.
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his death.
Norwalk freight station of the Consoli-
dated railroad.
Miss Emma fipsuldiag. of Bette place.
Jessie Aldrich, in Port Jefferson, 11.].
A large party of young men expect to
go on Hefner brothers' trolley ride to
11ight,and a great time is anticipated.
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Mr. aners. Joseph W. Gcrhem, of
Keyser avenue, returned home last
night from their trip up the Hudson.
regard, of East Washington street.
is entertaining Miss Mamie McDonald.
of Derby. .
The leak in the city of Norwalk water
main in Bette‘ place has not yet been
repaired.
E. E. Gorbam and family will return
tomorrow from New Haven.
William Wright is visiting in Brook-
lyu.
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OANIEN ANO NONOTON.
Nearly all the town officials and many
private citizens-boarded a trolley o'er.
yesterday afternoon. and went to 0111»
taid James Btevens' place at Bell
Island, where they had a tempting lob-
ster bake. Among the party were
Selectmen Klinefeltor and Waterbury,
Justice Scl1ildknecht,Tow11 Clerk Bell,
Representative Louusbury, Inspector
Selleck, Contractor Bates, Florist St.
John, Dr. Noxon, Liveryman Pooley,
Johul’ooloy, William Henion, C. W.
Raymond, Jolm Loo1111rd,b‘md Chadder-
ton and Jacob Wolf.
Eva M., daughter of William Hoyt. a
leather merchant of New York, was mm -
ried to Edward W. Webbnr, a New
York business 1111111, at the summer home
of Mr. Hoyt, Noroton Hill, inst Thurs-
day night. The Rev. D. J. Downey,
pastor of the Methodist church, was the
officiating ”clergyman.
relatives of the bride and bridegroom
Were present.
Yehterday aftprnoon a man employed
by Cisco Smith was standing on the
west-bound track, close to the gate,
talking with someone on the platform.
when an express train bore down upon
him. The engineer applied the brakes
11nd sounded the whistle, and the man
darted across the truck just in time to
save his life.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton H. Crofoot were
called to ()live City, P11... yesterday 11in
ternoou,ou account of the critical condi-
tion of Mrs. Crofoot's uncle, Henry
Davis, who fell out of his carriage and
sustained injuries which will result in
' W. 0.Sceley. of New York, is the
guest of his mother. Mrs. Oscar Seeley.
of Main street.
Fred Williamson returned home Sat-
urday from 11 week‘s bicycling trip to
Newburg. N. Y.
Mrs. James Whitney is having her
house repainted.
Mrs. M. 1“. Nelson, of Brooklyn,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hall.
Miss Annie Spear, of New York. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fain-.Idld.
Mrs. Otto Kraft and daughter Maude
have returned to their home in Brook
lyn, after 11 visit with Mrs. Jmues
Edney.
Patrick Shea. u track-walker 111
Woodmont, was overcome by the heat.
yetterduy afternoon at '3 o‘clock, and
several friends here have mrcived word
that his condition is serious.
The ladies of St. Luke‘s Episcopal
church are arranging for 11 fair and
festival at the church. Thursday. the
20tl1inst.
is
WINNIPAUK.
Miss Bertha I..ilulrhin1a1u left yes-
terday for 11 two wacks' visit in Iloi-
yoke. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson flicker and
family, of Holyoke. Mum, who were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hutchinson. have returned home.
Mrs. David Pollard and daughter
Laura have returned from their visit in
Springfield and Westllcid.’
Many of our citizens think lb t the
Sunday laws need to be 11qu in
Wluiiilmnk. A little blue law, even,
Wonidbepwfcrable to the prompt lax
condition. Ila police officer ware de-
tailed for Hominy duly here. I111 would
find business pretty IlVI'Iy, and It is not
all"11lde entrance" work. either. But
officers seldom get up We way, and the
trellis continues undisturbed for seven
days in the week. The law should be
called in just almt now to put a stop to
this state of affairs. which Is bringing
our pretty little village into disrepute.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. An~
drew Hutchinson. last night.
Maurice McGtsth gave 11 ciutnbake to
ufhls friends. yesterday.
John Wood and Ward Bedell wheeled
to New Haven, Sunday
Mrs» D. U 111111111111 is on the sick list
11.111 es lie Trailsy
Dwyer s Nor-walk City band will ride
over the Norwdk attest Railway emu.
ploy a line in a special car. tonight
Extra cars will be run ahead and behind
11111111111111.1er 11811111 these who wish
to rule and enjoy the music as well as 11
MdMflbu opportsuitytode
severed huwunectionwith the South
has returned from a visit with Miss .
Only the near _
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some llems el lnlsresl Vlldelu The Senllnsl's
Scribbler: Find to Write About-Jill doing
and Coming of Our Vlllane People.
A friend of Herman Jackson who is
staying at his residence. was driving near
Boylston's carriage factory, Saturday
night. when the horse caught the bridle
on the shaft and threw himself. G. W.
Bryan and others went to the man's 11s-
sistauce, and unhurnesscd the horse and
got him up. The only damage was 11
broken bridle.
Rev. J. H. Slutcr preached an eloquent
sermouiu the Methodist church, Sun—
day night, 11 large congregation, includ-
ing several from Daricn, being present.
In the 111or11i11g the pastor, Rev. H. C.
Whitney, delivered 11 forceful sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. George School: state that
they have had no disagremneut.nnd
wish the public to know that 1111 the
night they are credited with having a
row, they were out calling. They left
their children homo, and one of thin
became frightened and ran out of the
house crying, which resulted in the
gathering of a number of neighbors, who
doubtless realize that in the circulation
of the misleading reports, an injustice
has been done Mr. and Mrs Schonk.
Mrs. William A. Cudlipp returned to
Stamford, today, after a visit here.
Mrs. Schmidt has left Roton Point.
where she has been boarding. and went
yesterday to New York.
Miss Minnie Stroeter. of Springfield,
Mass. is visiting various friends in this
place.
Captain Herman C. Mousell has taken
the steamer “Laurel" to Greenport, 1..
L, 011 11 week‘s trip. accompanied by the
owner, A. Solmuus, of South Norwalk.
A seycn~pound lobster was caught in
one of I). K. Cole's dredgns off (,lopp
Island, last Saturday.
. Walter Thompson and family, of
Main street, have been visiting in Glen
Cove, L. I.
John Mott is working on the oyster
steamer D. K. Cole.
A new mast and bowsprit has been
plecwl in Captain Hicksou Cole’s boat.
BROAD RIVER.
Maud Banks is wcovering from her
recent illness.
Miss Mary Squires, of Brooklyn. is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Buttery. -
Frank Little has returned to hfs home
in Brooklyn nftern short visit with Mrs.
Sarah Mills.
Mrs Osborne Kirchner is visiitmg in
Paterson, N. .l
The Broad Itiver Sunday school will
picnic at ltoton I’oiut, Thursday, Aug-
ust Ill.
George 1.7.1311111stock will address the
New (lacuna (.imutm.t11uigl1t. on “Small
Fruits; what kinds 1'11" the New (31111111111
farmer grow to thelwst 1ulvuulug1~ for
home and market use?"
The ten days’ meeting of 1 I11- Rear
guuimd 1-l1ur1-l1of Latter Day Saints, at
(laniuor's llpprr (trove, I>’cquounock
bridge, is now well under way. Repro-
sentntlvcs of the organization froui (31111»
neciicut, Massimhusetts and ithodo Is-
land to the number of I00 are present.
SOUTH WILTON.
'I‘hc “11111111 upon which Itov. ll. l-i.
Ilavislununlhis sermon 111 the Metho-
dist Epirs-opai church, Hominy, was:
“The I’owvrs of this World and the
Powur that ilvnrrouu-th Them." Miss
(tussle M. Maid, of Now York, pre-
sided at the organ very elllciuntly. The
usual Sunday school M‘llfllml was omit~
ted, owing to the Intense bout.
Miss Eva Zorer. of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Mrs. G. R. llymgtou.
11111. (1. E. Guernsey. of Bridgeport,
is visiting friends here.
Joseph Hodge Is ill with chills and
fever.
01111 of our popular young bodies. for-
merly of Bilvermine. is making heroic
effortstofind swagonlnrge enough to
mercy the South Wilton party to the
musical lawn festival which is set
Tumlay night. August 111. at the femur
place.
”'“tirv'e’imms. "
A11 nutoi door musicals and lawn
s Kimble will be given Tuesday evening,
August is,bytl1e M. 1’. church The
Mandolin club. of Nontaik. will furnish
music. and an Interesting pmgrsmnw is
pemdsed. The uimlsslon feels merely
nominal. if stormy. the aflalr will be
postponed till the next pleasant week.
Elev. Goings E. Davis has mptsd the
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. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Hospital, last night. by Dr. Allen.
suffering from 11 complication of diseases.
l’ostmastei E. L. Gregory. of Cran-
bury, claimed the horse that was found
wandering about Belden avenue. linu-
duy morning. It had been taken in
Dunn' s stables to await an owner.
The hydraulic pump at Volk's hat
factory refused‘to work this morning,
and the shop shut down half 11 day,
while‘ Machinist Julius Miller made re-
pairs. _
Rev. C. M. Selleck states that it was
at his request that the Warren Cottage
Hull engraving was sent to him. He
considered it 11 valuable present. ‘ The
family did not request that he use it.
'llillcer John H. Kenuey, of the Nor-
walk squad, nested Edward Wesley,
this morning. for intoxication. Wesley
insulted the oiliccr and got a crack from
his club. He will be. tried this after-
noon.
Uld Well Hook and Ladder company
held its regular meeting last night.
First Assisstuut Engineer J. M. Ferris
gavenreport of the state convention,
held last week in Willimantic, to which
be was a delegate. '
Mrs. Anna M. HitXlKID. editor of the
geneanilogu r11 department of the Mail
and Express, New York, gave 11 recep-
tion at the Silhmnu homestead in New
)nnaan, yesterday. Rev. (LM. Selim-k,
of Norwalk. was among the invited
guests.
1. (i. Hamilton. the well‘kuowtrhorso-
man. whose more was recently entered
in the races at Westfield, Mass., was
yesterday prwcuted with one of the
finest whips ever made by the Lahey
Whip Manufacturing company. It is
inscribed with Mr. Hamilton's-111111111,
and the trimmings are of solid gold.
The gift is from the Highland Brewing
company, of Springfield.
WESTON.
At the soluil‘annusl meeting of the
Norficld Y. i’. S. C. It. held on August
9, the following ciliccrs were eluded:
President. Frank Laue; vice-president,
Mrs. Charles Scolicld: secretary and
treasurer, Hattie Wymau; lookout com-
mittee, Annie P]. Fitch, Mary Hurry,
Mrs. C. Arthur: music, Mrs. 1‘. Arthur.
his 011on, Maud Williams; prayer
111 filing, Annie l~‘it1-I1, Mrs. H. Hurl-
bu t, Mrs. 11‘. Banks; social Mary (inn-y,
Nelle mums, 1111.. Chase, Mrs. 1:.
Arthur: missionary, Mr. Arthur,Miss l-l.
Hoyt, Miss Lillie Adams: flower, Alice
Iv‘itch: Mrs. Emma Sturges. Nellie Perry,
Robert Williams: temperance. Mrs. C.-
.‘k‘oiiold. Frank 1’. 1.111111, Minnie Wil-
liams, (.‘huries Sl'uilvld.
Mrs. Norman Andrews, of Brooklyn,
who is spending the summer in Weston.
is now the guest of her nephew, William
(1. Fitch, in Roddiug.
Clifford Weeks 11111Isi11ter.of Brook-
lyn, are visiting their graudun‘ither.
Mrs. MullIu-w Ilulkley.
Mrs. Pauline (indfri-y celebrated the
anniversary of bur birthday. last week,
by giving 11 tea party to :1 number of
elderly Indies.
Miss Minnie Williams has spent 11
few days in \Vcstymrt, the guest of Miss
Fannie Morey.
Four of the 11111 lv'lll'lll‘l‘l 111 town have
been to-cngagod f1 11' the coming year.
Hltmm'l (‘omsnxln of New York, 11
former 111.11 her 111 the old Weston Mili-
tary institute, was 111 town last week.
Mrs. B. if. Iiulklvy has visited her
mother, Mrs. Ilclrlt-u, in Wilton.
Samuel Waterbury has entertained
his broiler. 11ml‘11Imhi11ncphew,Rev.
A. .I. Hinlth. of 11211111 Norwulk. for a few
days.
1 Miss AIM-.b‘ilch has returned from a
week's visit with Wilton friends.
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'l I111 Court of l' rubble fur the. district to! Nor.
'rumllu't11l1-l11-11mflnrlbu creditors of 1111b
mlulclm shibll Ila-l1 «hilms for settlement.
'I 11119111 who twulm-t in .n-M'ul fIer 11m Inlnls.
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