men from
rBarnum Kri’uhe is having his s
best; Btanlgyl) .overbaule'd by
item Avery.
William Avery, of this pulse,
‘5?th yesterday of relatives I.
‘ teens bride.
Robert Clark, of Belts Place, rode to
Bridgeport and return, on a bicycle,
yesterday morning
The death occurred last week in
New Haven, ‘of the mother of Albert TIL
/klldredge, o'I Bastard lilacs. ‘ ,
Emil ills-l so). 'of PF. WK" formerly
0! Sent. commando ow days
with Captain ’1‘. B. Smith. of East Nor
walk.
The. ow with is e oi the
Avenue ethodist C urch will meet at
the church tonight. Mrs. John J. some
will go be loader.
nge C. l). Burnes has' returned
from a visit to Hartford, anNId is ”again
this guest-Inf r. and Noah! .D. Ran-
dall of Rive ide avenu9.
'l‘ e Mayflower Juniors and the team
of St. Paul's choir, Nor-walk, will play
a same pl ".2?
Tennis.
The», :5 : '
Kfi'uilfif' Vamp and other points.
searcln Ior mops. Thales-day. None
oI- theirs tighten! 'I'lil'iV (and were caught.
Th a ladies quartette song Lead
Kindly Light. adapted by F. H. Posse
in the East Avenue Methodist Church
last at vi a 'V'mtl'r pleasin means:
II III . I -
of is“ 8I drdav’i chili
T‘he'z former team won byy the score of
1 to? .
The regular monthly meeting of May.
flower Hook and Ladder Company w
u
be held at the truck house. Van Znniit , Q
avenue, tonight. The usual monthly
business will be transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. John W, Boatty drove
to Trinity LakeI Tbilisi-day and were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Runner. They report a delightful
time. The day was an ideal one for
driving.
.iames Hunford led the 6:30 meeting
in the East Avenue Methodist Church.
last evening. There was a good at
tendance. as there was also at all of
the other services held in the church.
yesterday.
~Miss Agnes Littlejohn. violinist:
Miss Amy Wood. contraito: Miss Lou
ise Smith, elocutlonist and others will
assist in the Library Entertainment.
Wed. eve. East Ave M. 1418.8. Ad-
missiou lb cents.
The old kerosene lamps were used
in the Methodist onurch last night.
The effect contrasts very much with
the garlolene lights and the con re-
gation will be very glad when the at-
ter are need again.
Mr. and Mrs, William Osborne have
been the guests of the latter's father.
W. G; Goodfeliow, of East avenue. who
is ill. Mr. Osborne returned to New
York, last night. and Mrs. Osborne will
goR back this evening
Brown. at 39 First avenue
I started for his old home, Blue Earth
county, Minnesota, this morning. to
spend the summer in hopes of regain
lug his health He has been ailing for
years with stomach trouble.
Clarence Bloom and a friend had a
lively time yesterday, while out sail-
ing in the former's boat The wind
suddenly capsized the craft and threw
the occupants into the water. For-
tunately the water w'as shallow and
they walked ashore.
Children a Day will be celebrated in
the East Avenue Methodist Church a
week from next Sunday The pastor
the Rev. J. .i. Faust, will preach a ser-
mon to the children in the morning and
in the evening will be given an appro-
priate entertainment.
Th eeelectmen of the town have giv-
en notice to the Connecticut Ball or
and nightinz'bbmpany. and all ot ere
, cancer inthat kilghgy Bull's to changes:
“ thefldl‘l’r vgillb ”Isl.“ mavenn'o.’ 'l‘he
has one t e solos: en's'B
oflicong'lidrad day more its. at 10 o cloékue
Hurry Benedict and Thornton Cans
’V‘w field had a collision on their wheels.
while in front of the coal office of John
H. Ferris. this morning. Both were
riding in opposite direction . Manon
edict was uninjured, but Candeld had
his leg hurt and one of his hands quite
badly out. Neither wheel was broken.
ithlfue more’hccidonil‘itili Wilt.
' .Vhi Illicit the iuilomita
.a -
‘ .lign
gm: ock ,I‘icastVo .,
to r puny,"tiiid in iiooi n.
-: ‘ner unknown managed to fail over
board; He «chains: on title dock, worse
if ,
uret
' Bin; room»
"ii Plath. 0! Jill“? ‘ ,
3%,de Mr. an lifts. .Tbor'nas witnessed
. lion Vof'rifittilt nail” in tire 7th
local fire ompany. ITlicy reporty the“.
the Regions werVe my beautiful, and
the V e V,
4‘:
. nvis. proteins
the text Peal ’
o Lord of
. Him the fulfillment of they
_. set up and is now in iirst class ”“in
' of Vohn W. Penneli, tomorrow night
Bonnet inspiration. text 1 Meter I.
V ”From the scriptutfil who first es: »
TIN...
piles)! Viva; ltd orig; fit"
on u
'Yfilwot" Kc “reader i a
gritsou by tb’elBsVn of iii” 13
03 fl 3' Mi
cg‘ifisérnln he dd idly bu
topsoil ‘ l .
also Wilhelm:
and then drew the conclilblo that no
better) demonstration could be bad of
inspiration
beforehand whlbli have not on!
torso intot mind of any person.
snowmen session. '
unmade Meyer, of flirted. has
bean H' l'l'itl'inefeite'ra new born ls scan
but completion.
M.rs W. as Avery has been ill of
colony sore throat.
Mr. am Mrs. Harry Hindley have
returned to Darlen. V
Robert Webb has been tbeguest at
his former home in Noroton.
W. H. Langdon has built a picket
fonts on file Litig'dfln plane
Miss Beatrice Halloran is recovering
roentg- Ire her gas-patio .inil ess. ‘
gw Dr Breed is erqgting a links:
do Iii) .Crimmins‘ lace lit 'No»
rot on
Miss Olive Tingle has been confined
to her home in West avenue, Dorian.
by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. T
B. Willson are at
for the soaso n.
Vila mushy has been superin
“a”; Bite colouring up of shore prop-
Ml Noi-vlal is: *
'.Mr and Mrs. Charles Millspaugh and
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Finch expect to
take in the Pan- American Exposition
at Buffalo. N. Yg.‘ .
u'lte a large number of Stamford
people came to Darlen, Saturday at-
ternoon, to witness the Darlen~City
College baseball game.
What E. Buign'os, of New York was
at the Barton launch works. Saturday.
looking over his thirty five- foot boat
that is nearing completion.
W. H. WillmoltrSr.. who is building
a twenty- «contact launch on his prop-
erty. has been delayed considerably in
the work by his sprained wrist.‘
James Goodeve intends to visit the
Pan-American EXpositlon at Buffalo
this summer, or also spend his vaca-
tion on a hunting trip through Maine.
JohnH Oberlander says that too
thievoryH of stock from his launch
works has stopped and he intends to
drop the matter. providing no further
depredations occur.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Fellow
have returned home to Michigan. They
were guests of Miss Elizabeth Waring
who is recovering from her serious ill-
nose.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Robert
Hutton was held at the Flat Ridge
Chapel yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
Joseph L. Guernsey. pastor of the Dar-
ien Methodist Episcopal Church. oili-
ciated. A trio composed of Mrs. Ben
jamin St. John, Miss Anne Beolleld and
Clarence Crofoot, of Dorian, rendered
appropriate selections. interment was
In the Andrews cemetery
A homing pigeon flew into the boiler
house of the Soldiers' Home at
Noroton. yesterday. The bird was
exhausted and dropped into the open
man hole of an unusued boiler. F. J.
Mathis. chief engineer at. the home,
rescued the tired bird min is now aux
ions to hear from list o'w’nlb‘. A ringm
is fastened to each of the bird‘s legs.
on which is engraved “G 8884. " The
owner of the bird llbrobably' a‘walting
tidings of him and Mr. Mathis would
like to hear from him
The death of Mrs. Dr. is. Treat
Payne. at the house of‘ her sister in
New York, Friday, was not unexpect-
ed. inasmuch as the patient had been
suffering severely from paralysis for
nearly four months. None the .ess is
the Want one of painful regret to her
nappy friends in Blamford.V Newton
and New York, and dorrosponding sym-
be as deeply ielt for the
reaved The degassed was a lady of
many charms of oh‘arbc'tér rind disposi-
tion, Which, accompanied by a marked
intellectual brightness. made her a fig-
ore of uncommon distinction in the
circles in which she moved. Her death
will be sincerely regretted by nor
many friends and acquaintances. and
:16)th 'of' all by those who knew her
on . . ,-
some:
Children’a'IDay will be observed at
the Brookslde Chapel next Sunday.
The new album pinup over Franklin
Lynohhl Well an‘Bhtlor isllmd has been:
,w,
inst Order.
Miss St. John and Miss Bishop.‘
the men t.h
A outtake prayer luau; under the
auspices :of the
_ on on will be held at the residence
*‘W
nuclear unairv.
The Brooklyn woman was showing
Ber little niece throoitbithc u'Vrt gal.
él‘yt' "I -
. ' .-."Oh look auntie
:5qu any arms!"
f. . . it .
men was on the subject AG Demonstra .
Ignozihe poVwar to describe. .
V vieting friends in Stratford.
'e doftBe
IIIIII
their summer holds, in Belle Haven. ‘
:ml y ”wilful: has been so badly be V say all,
teachers at the Brookilid‘o collect. will V
give the pupils a picnic flit’li'i'u' Villlth' of ~
Rowavtou baptist ‘
tus' womim with '
n 'slrtl ht. v"
in I‘m;
Yiddish and. brown is ill in her
. oi a direct.
Missuflbflg‘ 5v senses. o; Lenox Hill is
avenue car was run on this
ncidn. ,
. The e w, ll be no lanolin of the L0-
dues to ks’lvcidty of the bogus: Church
this $3.131 i
re to has stout nearly 1
of the bath heiress at Hit’Ikol-y Bi'll‘it
for the season
Mrs. Bury y Aubert. of Main street.
lgeport Friday night. to
went" to hit
attend the funeral of nor uncle.
Mrs. E. Franklin Weed receives
friends at her home. Kensett Lodge.
Contentment island, Wednesdays dur-
ing June.
Prostbmdlsrt come Violin the harbor
file imaging! Built, tho Stand
liv’s urv
iraphtha boat
of which he is captain.
The Rev. Frank C. Brown preached;
au‘excell‘ent sermon to war veterans
in the Baptist Church last night. There
can flood attendance. ' ‘* ‘
The Rev. Frank C. Brown. of this
place officiated at the funeral of Mr’s.
Augustus Boston. at her lists home to
tally avenue. may one tbr noon.
Bay is already being out from dif-i
ferent lots about the place. A good
crop was gathered from the Masher
place in Main stroetI SVnVthrday -. i
Skunl'ss hare been running rile in
the village the past week. Many
chickens have been killed as the re»
sult. Two of the animals have been
killed so far.
William Murphy was the victim of
a pickpocket one day last week while
on his way home from a visit in Dali'-
bury. l-lis nocketboak and contents
were taken by the thief
Harvey Ackitrt has réc'eivqs a letter
from his relatives in Schagticoke. N.
Y.. saying that his father is failing in
health steadily. it is feared that its
will survive only as hart while.
Many of the excursions that come
to Roton Point have issued circulars
to advertise the event beforehand. On
most of the circulars is to be noticed
a cut of the approach to the Pine
Lodge dock.
William E Mallory and party start
ed today in the former's swift launch
-Cyrlc on their trip to Buffalo to wit
noes the exposition. Aboard the boat
besides Mr.‘ Mallory are his wife and
two daughters. his brother Charles
Mallory, and daughter, a friend nap
tain George Wicks and contain John
DeWater's. They will be gone over a
month. The route they will take has
been heretofbre desic'rlhsd.
Yesterday was observed as OhV-ii
drcn's Day in the Methodist Church.
and in the evening a line entertain
ment was given before a large congre
'gation. Who enjoyed the exercises very
much. The program consisted of the
following numhprs: Song. No.
pi-ayer: song. seven boys: recitation.
Preston him: Elena. Brlmery: recite
t'an. Ciliytp u B's ll; song. Clayton. Bell.
8:12 W... hydis vosburg, 1M rion
roe t Moore, alums ush-
Milli red C amen»:- Marjorie
Milnls: bong: Ruth lliard: recitation.
Marion Crockett: song, Class 13: dia-
logue. eight boys and one girl; song;
Class '_.No 18; recitation. Ruth 'l‘h‘om~
Bam’dnd; song,i'llass13. 1
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D
Unused nonunientary and proprlei
Vtary stamps for “Which the owners will
here no use when "Be revised lute nal
revenue low goesd deflect on .lu y 1
av be redoamedr but in st
11M ,V
“rbdgrh on of such
stomps shouidbo mode. to the collector
of internal revenue from whom the
this applicant with a blank form and
the n can” instructions relative to
the» ppm lot the claims. The
on printed instruments.
' veto" Wit , hair's to
V V the lioné r mgntinried.
us ,. solicit on to flag I.
wmd all such imprints willstrum
reiy packed. to the o'ViVliceI’jV
pt oft
t
one. but
I d
story ucltli't' ”igmii 'ba‘hlpb 'andm ’Ru'n
in' ‘yihe n dds 0 maid or l'dilllilfll tor;
r inrtrszpit Juiyl Vlilili.
ii nee bus
m'ii'ihi finds'lii’d
to giver, it
,Vou'tdoorgg' ,
“*--?our own workroqms.
trolley use, is many alters '
:5 e
'ii' to where’seleotnien look sftdr thei
. field. a dependent. stillson. who is do
Wlistlns. Primary; recitation. Maud -
nevauus aromas ‘ro es Van-1'
am can
some were bought, and he will supply ‘
to oi arsnnd. :4
Iggratgd stablish {lid
Mil. liari
insulin . in”
. scion ll ,
omit
2"
"B'nBJISDQa
A number of simple Suits
lab
feet. mom Isidro islik
M ”Mir ‘
' :tt harms ever Income- 612?;
. Litigation 'leomen Towns Over the
sport at Alb-id VOV'tlilVdon.
rpmi‘s cos} of errors ,iuis rep-
’T 6%
h il’ii’dlnfio
dared Vl'
Easlbn, inhiéb w‘erlt so on reset-Instill:
also the cumulus pleas con It In
Bridge rt. si’ Idler is Tamed o
dilator no defendant The Tc
set afiect‘sell Invite in“.
logsresto of depeudéh
he impatient: tween these two
to‘ans shots “cm us i idbllit'y for the
ly of modes hilt tit preach: ‘éf F‘s'lr
your}; of age *andl ill rm. was born pi
Newtown; liviu'g
sevenths interesth, Ho resided there
continuoubiy until i599! When the
sometimes was puméd down The old
man was s Vbac'lielbr: infirm and clip-
pied by lamenesis‘cp'd doable to work.
He was thrown on' the world and be-
c'sme a lover. shiIt‘io about tram
place to place as lilo re ntives tired in
turn of supporting him. or were an
able to provide for him.
in 1896 Stillson ht to the hem of
his nephew. Jehnwh sins
ton. rein single to no. Misti: era
the clam than shlf't'o toghie sistiar s Mrs
P. B. Sherwood. in End on. rentalning
three weeks 11 :waé ext found at
the home of his food. Mr’n. George Gil
Iette Esston, rethiining ‘a nionth. no
log back to his eliter‘s. and returning
later to Newtown, hoping to tanks a
permanent residence there.
Like all such ubfd'rtu'notes. however
he was an incu once. and finally'
returned to Mrs. erwbod's at lilas
ton, continuingIhis visits to Newtown
where he voted. one of these via
its his sister, w is r, shipped
his goods to Mind." and be old man
found himself ‘Wltlio'u‘t a shelter. He
returned to Boston and applied to the
seleotmen for aid as a ‘nper. it was
refused. Ho wits refit at Newtow'n,
pad went to ll‘airllcid to reside. Ap-
plying for add here it who refused. and
he was advised {l1 apply to Boston.
The selectmen of the letter refused
and finally the Town of Fairfielo
brought suit against the town of mast‘
on, and the latter team has according
to the highest tribunal. escaped r‘e‘
sponslbillty for the support of the
charge Attorney Da'niei Davenport
represented the plaintiff and Curtis
Thompson the defendant. ‘
The decision of the court makes a
line distinction between “domicile"
Ind .‘lteeiden'ce" in its opinion which
Willi autism open the eyes of the
'seiectmen of the towns in the state.
, .__...
DAVENPORT PLACE SOLD.
We: to be the Summer Haul, of Goo-
ple Whom Death Ported.
.- A warrantee deed has beep tiled ill
the Stamford Town Clerk't office
hich records the sale b! the historic
in Davenport place at. Davenport
V€idge by Della M. Davenport and Al.
e
rt B Davenport. husband and. wife.
0 Benjamin Butler Devon Lot New
ork The purchaser is; r Mstatq
an. and it is understood’tlm't he had
ought the property for another pure
buserua wealthy Danish
amen Jacobson. Who. i
braking his home in V
i, There is a sad feptu'ro e balebo
the property. When Mr Jacobson a
gen negotiating for its purchase, itm
suminombpmn r' for liltnsolf dill a,
bride lie was soon to take- it was
With this uhdhrsfvlnding that the deal
has carried through. at before the
import of dummy.
you could be realized. his betrothed'é
as stricken with typhoid fever. andé
tiled in wagYorV a;
w
”'1'?
”on. ‘ ’eth
armorial” a‘iVaol $43} “adorns: in:
me or e
and from iiii go 916” t‘ y Bambi! luv.
pen for miles second. The mete;
from the ri
it I.
, .il lirl ht slim:
r’s day is an ’3 K
ml: :1 large:
site. and a another Vol he and out
houses'. The pill lice like can in th
bavcnport molly ever alpha Stile Reva
intionary day's.
Vc‘onsids
fits "in" the nose of ‘
an; wan bf smash vs. film grown of: ,,
liup'port' of one Alfie‘s $tl'llsoll. tormor- . . .
did the o d family’ I ,.
homestead. in which he hall‘s: thiee- .dV
aristocrat ;
as the intention of making i‘tmintoh. a”.
“’II
house of *calonlsiairchltentnrc on their
According to revenue stain t. the 'i
in ,th .
til signers Brilll'antlne‘ Biol-ta
‘ Very high studs goods. near—silk ‘
‘ @336; cents and Slope for indica' and
mums. .ln hippies: solos; any
Nam-i so” MMIWI
up to “no. Imam Miss! M
ll'qui
DEFINING N
Teu‘cher-eNow. c
tell me what an epidemic is? What! 1"
None of you? Let me prompt your
'memory. it is something that
spreads And now—ah. i see one or
you knows. What is it, my little
friend? V
".lam. sir." ' ~
H...”
a
$100 REWARD. $100.
The renders of this paper Wili'be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Calorrll. Hall's Catnri‘b (lure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease requires a con-
stitutioual treatment. Hall’s Catarrb
Cure is taken internally.
directly noon the blood and mu
cons surfaces of the Waystom there
by destroying the
the disease. and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the '1
constitution and assisting nature in do-
ing its work. The pmbrlotcrs have so
much faith in its curative powers. that
they one‘r One Hundred Dollars for any
use; at it falls to cure Send for list
of tori lmVonlulVe.
Address. F‘.J .CHENEY 8:00..
« Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drngglsts, 75c.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the best.
ROBBING THE .8‘l'ktnéET CAR co.
"Some also "say crow ed cars carry
lots of microbes" and bacilli. " ’
“What!" shouted the railroad mag-
Tailor Me'de Aldrin
Surges in blacks and blues. out iiar~
. .int. 61.70: former price. $2.19. .1
lined. graduate pounce. satin trim
pied VPrIce at this sale. 34.99; val-
so 87 ,. .
All Wool Cheviot Serge Skirts
Ndabsilk lined graduate flounee‘
t Bulmed with s’atln. 4.25; value
6:626' Que of the} boat argalus yet
Iii; bed for the money.‘
Swill
Also a lot of skirts in different
styles. crepons. silks, venetians,
homeepuns. pet-gen, all made "in our
own work rooms from staple qual.
ity seeds and nicely trimmed and
piped. Price this sale; from 81.25
acting .
foundation of _.,'V
it
cleans and
it: light of
Another—ARusset-L—cool
I attract!» herein;
I! dye. foo.
And—A Velour Calf——
will take a high polish
wwill not rah/1e heel
or bind the instep.
WEAR SHOES
1 HA T m
to build auctber ark were
be living with us these wet . .
days. We have had such an I' “
overdose of it that it use ‘. '
tempied us to make so can ‘
ly‘ reduction in all our
usu's suns.
Note these prices‘witn
note "and here wd’ve been carry in
them all these years without tholr pity-
lng fare!"
ONLY GUBI' EO'I WIPI'MA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. map! New, ”"6
bet. says: “i scarred
dyspepsia. Used col havey
ism ‘
hing.
. as t can _
' W931: Brnl'l‘ign Balm
”333%.: by B. H. Biaiste‘d
iV
Ii
use in pupae.
Fat Tillman-'- just heard of a very
and case."
Biviqwueietoumw lint one. it?"
'ni'anJ-The bearded
K‘tnd ,left a wire and sew
rut
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denial
WWI-IN mm
fin fiwfl wartiswrgm‘giwwl tat-smut. .
”1" .. at
, bdrm
I, earn not less
“WWII s I
out
ivbi‘oiu. sn finals" VreVuiIrk
iVior. lg”?
lpdyi'
so PER canto C'LlPPED VV’ '
.OFF: '
mm Buiis'now
12.00 Bulls now
10.00 .Bultl new
aseonrusur FIRST
. mousse.
fill.
toil millionw
he Ihead of mango _ flaw?
,iVie
’ .. mass and.
' sills. manner. When
V of mammals paras
, we are in better position um
Va year as ', '
A verv tin "
line supplies =
PVARLOVR LAMP VFV‘RE'
V: «I.
The party getting iii
pens out of a case ofV oil
the lamp, or if not soc
ccircd one hundred coupe V I. V
receive a lamp lfyo c I.
the use of Astoria Coffee
your coupons, you are stir
a lamp. . .
This high quality to ‘
only ‘
25 some res “ebb
{host gash pride psi "V ‘
als nd materials of eve
.me e, pastel ”All .1 will!i
'Priimpt attention .V '
dealings with" all. 1 ships
it: we’ll“ York some «lily
do your work. ’
PAINTING. parse sarcoma,
osconarluo. "
Norwalk Chronicler