1i
m ills 1111 Waist-«listing But im-
mlll Ila Turn up all 111.111.
IWilliam Gilbert, of Pleasant avenue,
gun I sailing party to a number of his
m, last night. They left 011 the
"‘Mbyilower,” Captain Arthur Day,
early in the evening and returned about
3:30 this morning. The wind died out
oaths return trip, and Captain Day,
while tryingto scull the boat, lost his
1 balance and fell overboard, creating
11111111 a little excitement' on board.
Among'the party were Mr. and Mrs.
1'Albert Preeoe, Frank Preeoe, Miss Mar-
1 the Sanford, Samuel Randall, Miss
I Annie Hodges, Miss Nora Ryan, Misses
Jennie and Daisy Roberts, James
Youngs, Andrew Buckingham, R. Ahea-
droth and Miss Hattie Sherwood.
William E. [Smith son of Edmund B.
Smith. of Osborn avenue, has tendered
his resignation to the town school com-
mitteeof Fairfleld, where, for the past
five years. he has been principal of the
Middle school. Mr. Smith has received
1161111111 the principalship of the largest
0! the public schools in Annapolis,
Maryland, where he will have charge of
aoorpsot fourteen teachers and a cor-
respondingly large number of pupils.
Mr. Smith is a graduate of the South
Norwalk High school, and is well known
in Norwalk. His many friends will be
pleased to know of hislsuccess as a
teacher.
A meeting of the East Norwalk High
school Alumni association is called for
Wednesday evening. September 16, in
the school house. Ollicers will be elect-
edand the committee on constitution,
composed of Misses Mary Trounsen,
Nellie L'Hommedieu and Edith Warm,
and the committee on sociability, com-
powd of Miss Amy Dodge, Charles Mer-
rit and Miss Emma Spaulding, will re-
.port.
J. C. Hawkins, accompanied by J.
Sturges Randall, Henry Taylor and
John Taylor, went to Long Island, yes-
terday, after beach plums and black—
berries. The trip was made in Mr.
Hawkind' natty launch, which covered
the distance from 11} aton s Neck light to
Snuth’s Island lightfin just one hour.
They secured several quarts of berries,
‘ and a large quantity otlbeach plums.
Captain Nathan Roberts took a party
of young people for a moonlight sail in
the naphtha launch Mamie, 111st even-
ing. They left the bridge shortly after
6 o'clock, and sailed on the Sound as far
as Roton Point. returning about 9
o'clock.
The trolley ride given by the Epworth
League will probably be 11 ell patronized
tonight. The entire line, from Broad
River to Stamford, will be covered, and
at the conclusion, ice cream and cake
will be served at the church, free to
those holding tickets.
Mrs. Lyman Clock and her daughter
Grace Bell, who have been enjoying a
visit with MarshailH. Tahoe and family,
of East avenue, will return to their
home in Binghamton. tomorrow.
David Rose, of Hill street, has met.
with unusual success in setting a net
for fish in the Sound. Each time his
net has been taken in it has contained 11
large number of blacktish, weakilsh and
porsios.
Mr. and Mrs. 1'}. 1']. Duncan and fam-
ily, of Mount Vernon, N. Y., returned
to their home, today, after a week's visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11. Aisthorpe,
Riverside avenue.
Among the. oxcarsionists to Narragan-
sett Pier on Thursday were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Seymour. of Maple avenue.
Mrs. C. B. Gray, and Mrs. John 13
Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. George liurwcll and
daughter, of New Haven, have been
visiting Mrs. Burwcll's mother. Mrs.
George D. Keelor. of Riverside avenue.
Elsa, the infant daughter of 1111120110.
Swanson. of Osborne avenue, died yes-l
tenisy afternoon. The funeral will 11111,
held tomorrow afternoon, at ‘1 o 'clock
.. - |
Mun'nd Mr11. Willard D. Decker, of 1
New i'iprinmille. Staten 1111111111,:1r1-E
visiting Mr. and Mrs. 111.11 Hols-1.111]
Gregory boulev11131.
Miss Daisy Simpson, of New 111111111.
has returned to her home. after 11 brief;
visit with Miss Fannie 'laylor. of Henry
street.
Mrs. (ilihcrt D. :{cvcna whohusboen I
staying at the G11- rr l’oint House. ro-E
turned to her home in New!‘ anann. yes- 1
terday.
M11111 Ella Cooke very pleasantly enter ,
Mined noompany 11f young friends. last
evening, at her home in Hanford place.‘
The Misses Minnie and Helen 131111,!
E iisiting Mrs. Josiah Kellogg
Cornelius Hubbard. of Weston. former
1y of East Noi'wnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carr, Fred 0.
Hanford and Misses Carrie and Viola
Taylor started for Nlautic yesterday. in
Captain Robert Carr's boat “Nellie.”
At the service in the Swedish Congre
gational church, tonight, the Rev. 0
Lindegren, of Bridgeport. will preach.
E. E. Gorham will probably be elect-
cd delegate from this district to attend
the Republil‘san stale convention.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Buckley, of Henry street, this
‘morning.
(‘harles H. Aisthorpe spent the day in
the metropolis, yesterday.
Mrs. S. B. Byxbee has returned from
a visit to the Silver City.
I. N. Whitlook,ot New York. has
been in town.
DARIEN AND UGROTON.
Rev. W. L. IUtIlIeyII, of Long Ridge,
formerly of Darlen, has decided to take
the stump for Bryan and Sewall, and
will be assigned places by the National
Democratic committee. He will deliver
his maiden address in Bridgeport, early
in September. Mr. lltley has just re-
mind a personal letter from Mr. Bryan
thanking him for his consent to take
the stamp in his behalf.
The State Highway Commission has
received plans and specifications for an
improved roadway in Darien.
'At a caucus held by the Republican
voters, last night, the following dele-
gates were selected: State, Charles W.
Lounsbury, George Edwards; congres-
sional, John Sellcck, C. E. Scoiield; pro-
bate, Charles Raymoud. W. W. Ballard.
,‘urand Chief W.A. Parrott, of Bridge-
port,
Records A. B. Reynolds and other mem-
bers of the Grand C astle, will install the
officers of Ivanhoe Castle, this evening.
Past (Brand Chief Alfred Merritt, of
New York, will also be an honored
guest. Refreshments will be served af-
ter the. close of the meeting. Visitors
will be present from Bridgeport castle
and Union castle, South Norwalk. ,
Mrs. W. T. Buckingham and daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. W. Joyce, of Bridgeport.
spent a day at Robert I. Tollcs‘.
The sale and fair of thc Ladies' ( iuild
1
'of St. Luke's church, Noroton, proved a
very pleasant as well as profitable atlair.
A handsome sum was realized.
' A jolly party of young people made
merry at. 'l‘heodi'u'o Austin's. last night.
Music, games, and dancing kept the.
folks awake until after midnight. A
pianist from out of town furnished
some very fine music..- .‘iouth Norwalk,
Stamford and Noroton were well repre-
seated.
BROAD RIVER.
A large number attended the dance. in
St. George's grove, last night. Music
was furnished by St. George's orchestra.
( leorgc C. (.‘omstock, the weather ob
server, says the lowest point his (her-
mometer has reached this sunnncr was
Wednesday night, when it touched 19¢
above zero.
Mrs. Fred l’icdler will chaperoue 11
trolley party over the Tramway line. to-
night.
'l'hc1 gathering of Latter D.
will take place, tomorrow. A picnic
will be held in the morning, and a con-
1'eution will take place at :3 oil'luck, fol-
lowed by supper. A11 entertainment
will be held in the evening in the new
chapel. There will be preaching morn-
ing and evening on Sunday. About 150
out-of-town visitors are expected.
George. A. Conistock. of Spencer's
. 1 . I
wwolry store. is enjoying 11 two weeks‘ 1
vacation. 1111. is at Niantic today.
Miss Mattie (1. Hudson is visiting
' Mrs. James Lycctt.
Miss Edna (innit. of Westport, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edward L. Brad-
Icy.
Fifty Broad River and Hilvcrmine
young people will go on 11 trolley ride to-
night, if the weather 111111.11 not prove too
,cool.
Miss Ruth 511111111111 quitoIill at her
home in the New ( anaan road.
Charles H. Conistock wheeled to s.
Bridgeport this morning to spend 11 few
days.
Mrs.('|1111'le11 ("lordiucan of Brooklyn,
1:1 being entertained by heruunt. M111
Sarah Mills.
Harry G Camelot-.11 is spending the
wee k at Niautlc
Miss Mary Warner. of New 1111111111. in
WINNII’AUK.
isaao Buttery. of New York. 111 one.
time employed in the Norwnlk Mills, is
calling on friends in town.
1~r11nk.losepl1cnugl1t 11 corp, yester-
day. in the Nomalk Mills pond [t
weighed nine and one- quarter pounds.
llc presentmi it to Chauncev M.Br11n
ofCove slrect,11rc visiting friendsi in dim» 0‘ (.1111: 5W” Namath
3111110111.” ._
ME. E. Ger-ham and family returned to
yfmm Katonnh.wher11 they have,
been making a brioiI' visit with l'
1
Mrs. 1;. 13.8mm, of Brooklyn. is
visiting friends here.
The regular meeting of the. Christian
red W. ’i'indcovor «misty will he 1111111 tonight at
,l-l o clock.
A cordial invitation to all.
hsvsbeeastowlugfersuwdsyswltb
IIAli WP OFIIEIS MI
party arrived at the wharf at Block 111-
11
1 summer boarders assembledlhere to see
assisted by Grand Master of
den Driving 111111 111.111 1111-1111111 111 poul- 1111111111. puny“) 11' \'or1111lk mp”.
B11111 indefinitely the 311011111111 11 was 111 ”Mm 113111-11:- .{ 1111 guard, l-‘a-cond
have 1111111111 plow-1'11 August 25111111119 ILwah'nam 12111111111 1‘. Walker. (1111119
“I“ ”1 “ fin“ priwrierhy “"4”“ "l "“m' I it the gen: r111 111111111111 Monday.
promw'l 1111'.
from 11111 shoulder and hangs 111 (111111 of l
the body.
T..Wllillifll¥, (if Mumford. W» ’Mfl'gh’llllfl ‘aflhfluli "f ”"1 I‘IIMNII n1u’1n1q“.
day seized by lkpuly Customs ”113951" .: arrival today. and Mrs. W. S. (‘rofut
without amastcr in charge an 141m 11.111. ”1.5,, Friday
against the. navigation 1.11111.
Orient Gylc Glubl
WESTPOR‘I’
Saturday, Aug. 22.
Hiari‘nnd Hal-1h will be in f1: st 11? !M HM
First 1111111111
Mom! Race
l‘rm“ will he on Milli-arrow .et "11 «I ‘ r i“
l‘l \. MAI 111.117.8111 tillrr'ri.‘ r'wvl'lknw
Wren a Mmmwadeau
1.1111111- 011111111.
811m "11.111311 Enormous.
31113111300111!" August 20. 1900.1
The field officer of the 11117 for Thurs-
day wag Lieutenant Colonel James C.
Crows; oilicer of the day. Captain
George W. Cranium. Company, 1. Win-
sied: otllcer of the guard. First Lieuten-
ant Richard ()‘(iormam Company D,
booth Norwslk: sapemamersry otliecr
M'M' Wednesday, withlhe “W“ of the guard. Second Lieutenant Wil-
gncsts on board: Captain Dexter K. ‘ 1. , : J_
Cole, John H. Light, Ephraim Themes, :31: Honlihaa. Comma! 11. Bridlf"
D" J' Milton Cobnrn, “9”" R' Hilton, ’l’lwhcaith of the men has been excel-
Walter '1' Hilton, Prank Lym'h,Captain lent so far. There has been 11 few cases
8?“ Sellcck, A' ””1” W. 0' Perry, at the houp‘tai, but "1111 have not been
(1. 1’. Burns». Dr. C. L. Format: and ofaserloas nature.
wa" J01” W" A“ were well; and The total number of oiliccrs and men
were having ' glorious time. The ”a", enrolled at camp this year in 2.0117 and
went codlishing, Wednesday, and h"! ilwrcports submitted to brigadc head-
splendid ”at “’0'" m’”"“” "m quarters showed that 2.5.111 were pres-
caughl 111 No hours, and many of them eat.
would ””3" thirty WM” When the The "1111111111" are feeling very badly to
think they are being kept from the camp
ground this year. Tuesday night they
undertook to run things to suit them-
selves. About 10 o’clock a pally of six
walked up to the gate, and George
Knapp, a member of Company 11,01
Bridgeport, challenged ihe111.()ueIof
the party walked up and held out 11
piece of paper, which the guard took to
heaps“. While Knapp ‘was examin-
ing it the 1111111 struck him a blow across
1111111111111. laying open the wrist. Other
members of the guard were called out
and charged on the man, but he took
"logbail" and escaped withOut being
injured.
'l‘hccnlire Fourth regiment 111111 100
per cent. on policing of quarters and on
condition of company streets and parade
ground. livery company 111111 100 per
cent. except Company 1), which lost one
per cent. by 'the inspecting oliiccr,
Colonel Houston, discovering a cigar
stamp in the street. which had been
~'-—~-- thrown in jar-t before the inspection.
Lightning “WP-k “I"! burned “I" Captain John \1. Thompson, of the
large 13"" m 0‘ JOb” Jackson “stalled States Army. 111111 Wu H 111141111111
Sharon. Thelma WM lull 0‘ I“! 31111.1”: the we '1 11'1' of 11"111 to inspect the:
grain. Thchorse,i1nm 3N1 WWI (foiiilm'iicui "111191.11. 11111111.: under
saved. Ml“ Jackson had inst Pm I” ““9 orders of General Haven. as instructor
tons of bran, a threshing machine. stalk ”f KW?“ duty fur this cncmnpmcnt.
cutter, lumber Will-10‘" “WI 3‘"le other Wednesday night. accompanied by Cup-
Nil TIIIIIFTT WWII”.
Issue mum 111191 The We
,mmuumm—mm
“EM“WWW'
The steamer "Mystery" was 111 Block
1111, 11.111111111111111 of the natives and
the gallant fishermen and praise their
skill. The excursion is a great success,
and judging from the tremendous
amount of stores consumed, the appetites
of all are in thehcst of condilicm. While
the party was at Black 111111111111 drive
was taken to all thepoints of interim on
the 111111111. Thursday the party went to
Niantie to visit camp, and will arrive
home fiaturday.
Mrs. Mile 1]. Parsons, of Brmkside. is
entertaining Mrs. Harriet Webb and
daughter, of New York.
The Daughters ol Rebekah will hold :1
festival and dance in Cnidcr’s Hall, Mon-
day night.
Miss Katie licgg has returned to her
home in Danbury from a week's visit
with Rowayton friends:
All. AROUND THE STATE
tools. The barn and 1111111111111 were in— rain [1,,11y_,,{(:0p,np1 Frost's stall”, m. in—
sored. named the guard of theiflinrth regiment
and examined the sentinels in their per-
formanrcof guard duly. lie reported
(«ll'dplfllil Holly that the guard of the
' Fourth n'ginu'nt was the most proficient
in camp. The lwrfonnuiice of guard
duly being one of the special features 111'
(mo of the oldest and 1111.1 11111111111
largest elm tree“: on the 1111111111. New
Haven, Was 111111111 ymte-rdriy. It had
become a prey of the (-1111 lmlle and
was devoid of foliage «111111: 1211!: fall. It
111111111 across Temple: streetalamt 1111111
way between um”, and Trinity ihe camp. to which all of theregmicntul
1,-hurohcs. it Win-111111111111 1m yearsold mmmandants are “I‘m“ particular “t‘
and measured eleven and "poignancréfl—‘MIW- “W 2“130” “1 Captain Thomp-
feet in circumference. 11111111: 9... men. son is a great compliment 111th11olliccrs
working with the ”a, from 1, in "K. and mmnbersof 11111 Fourth regiment.
morning till '1 o'clock in the afomunm- Lieutenant ('oloncl James (‘.Crow11,
Wool challies,haudsome patterns, price to close we ‘
111151111111 11111,
. 2 Gazette Building, No'IrwaIk, Ct
Special Clearance Sale of Dress Goods.
It has been our {custom every season to clear up our stoc in order to commence the
next season with an entire new line of goods. This week we com-
mence our annual clearance sale of Dress Goods, which
Will be continued until September lst.
Colored Dress Goods. Fancy'Silks.
We have made special prices on all of our fancy I
50-in. 1111 wool mixed sailings, “ “ “ 25c . , . . . ,
Dizigonalfiuitings,blue,br0wn,tun and green, 12+“: waist Silks, 11111121 and taffetas 1n I’ersmn 111111 Dres~
All wool line India scrgcs, all colors, 291:. den effects. Many of lthem can be bought less than
54 in. storm serge, 37 MC the manufacturer 5 pncc on the same goods for fall
Figured brilliantiues, 42 inches widc,l c ' ' ' ' '
Silk and wool mix‘Iturcs, :31; HousefurnIShlng Department -
Special prices on all dress patterns to close. Glass cream pitchers, 6c
“ fruit sauce dishes, 2 c dozen
Black Dresss Goods. .. m 11.1.... 5 3......
Black storm serge, 45 inches wide, 25c “ covered sugars, So each
brilliantinc 40 inches wide, :91: " tumblers, 1 25c doz.
“ serge, .16 inches wide soc 13-iuch wood bowls, 10c
diagonal, all wool 5.1 inches wide, 5111: Rolling plus. I (11:
Clay diagonal, all wool, 54 inches wide, 5111: Wood rim llour scivc, 8c
heurictta, all wool, 46 inches wide, 50c , Willow clothes baskets, 4C1;
India serge, all wool 40 inches wide, 39c Clothes eringcrs, 1111111611 roll, $1.50I
llauncl suiting, 1111 wool, 25c Whisk brooms, 9c
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, ,
Norwalk, . . . . 1. . . . Connecticut.
The Most
to fell the great trunk. ”than 1m «af 11111 “north regiment, held 11 court
whi1h have died l'rm'o the ravages 111'111artial in his quarters today. The.
the. beetle will hm us down a meal was Patrick .I. (,‘orrigan. andi
In Nanimtmlc: 114111.111. of running out ”hi‘i‘hflflwfi ‘I‘l'i'fl‘ llmfi’m‘d “Fm" "all"
111" 1111» they are 111111.113”, 1111111111111 “up” Iain. John .I. (lb-11111111. of (‘ompauy 1'2. 1
‘ 1 "1 v1 ‘ ' 1
Naugatuck' 11 vital 1111111111111 show that ,‘i'rlflluiri. if”??? 1“; B" 1: rpwhty. ,
‘1. 1' 1 ',
there was only one marriage no that " 1111111311,? (I 111111 ”H“ r ‘u 1‘ .
. 1 . 1 1 '1: .
town in l'uly, to twenty uni-111111111 3111- 5:??? ‘111 “I (1‘11 It“: {11:11 II 111113111,
. . . 1; .
fourteen deaths w v 11111111 11 11 :11 11mg 111 11
W ‘ b 1 11 3‘ 1111111111: oi 11'1- 1111111 '1111- ( ol-mel (‘ rowe}
rs ,1
1 1‘2“; “1W” IlIIIIII .«1 “I L;”'u”h“ h"$111111 probably be announced before the:
neat 1 ins isarier warrant: 1:: i :11 ii “1“!“le :1.111p
“I”; “ ”Vitfahpgfiglmli ” 1111111111 Ther- 111 111111111111 rable 1111111111111 among
v1o ating t l on t "m 11111111“ 3 "I" the uremia r. of 1111' Fourth r11 'llllf‘lll.
being 1111111111111.
1l111'11‘lll1'1r11f ”11' day Friday will 111-
Cu ““0““ "f 1”" entries 2““ "Wit .Iptam Allan! J. \\'1lcoxmu.of Culli-
number M W“ FM" "‘1‘“ ”3"“ who may 11.111111111 ‘1'111'1111111: olliccr of 11111.
1311199135?” around “EV-“‘3'“ fl“ ”"fl .mani hm 111 normal William \\.
Lowis (' r Tattle. of Sorrh 111111111. his. 1,9111; 1, Wanted. .
hm Pnti‘nr’d " ’IMW‘“ {"7 distributing: M23111- \V Mun and Hospital Steward
poison upon plants while walking ""Ell..1'mgan.of1ht l'ourth “wimp," u, ,, l
tween the. rows T11111 meson “111 blown; ,,-:,| .mp1. who were assigned for duty
11illf
The apparatus 11 111111113 11.1,, 1,. ”...“. P111111.
11111111111111 hem 11111 Muior Walter 11.111
'gwrfnrnml 1111- 1---1n11111111' of unending.
111111 '- ..qu 11111- 1111111'11111 111 1.11 2‘ 11'11111 It. 111
twist - of iicrgcanl Major “111111. 111111
1111111in attends 111 that ceremony.
Mrs. James 1'. l‘rowc. wife UllIlt‘IINL
Mahatma!
The steam yacht "Enchant." of 1111111.
.1111... which had been aha-1111111111 by Jnhnn‘
F‘ ’1 time?“ ““1" 11111111111111." '1'“;th won. 11 Wow. 111111-11 111111.
Thur”.'.\M .‘
loan" was the 111111111111 the yacht "111»
fender" on the rrminionvd 11v: interna-
tional cup races.
\mong llu- 111111111111 111 the camp today
IV.“ 311111111111: )1. 14111111111. who is the.
guest of lbw. (3.1".(11111111111 anvl
Ifamilyof 1111111111111. at their collage at.
1 (fa-swat i’cnch. The party 11111111111111”,
M'iielml 1111111111 and other 11111111I1pr11I
of his 14.111. lit-Fajitaiu Itoherl .I.
ROA D .5 11111111111111 of his old command. and Mrs.
1‘ A. J. Wiimxaon and Mrs. (looms 11.11111.
RAC E of Slflalk. are also here.
Prunes-111111111 11111 being made for
mmnm 15111111111111.1313 which [maniacs to 111- of
”I'M 11111110111111" ever before. Ilria
scale lamination 11111 had tonight to
Milie"lnp" 1:1 condition for the
11'-111131111.
8w loggin- have been 11111111111 to all
the regiments and 1111111 worn today for
the lint lime. The First and Hccond
mm.“ 1m] 111115111111 Lynn: tumor.
11m waning ovum-oft “1111111111 3111111111
ramp, 1 ‘
or Fairnohtl 11111111. M11111
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m.’ he said. when the subject of
iridium solitary was under din-11111111111.1
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can 1 all be 0le smurfs.
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