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Mrs. Mincrv erwo d, of Port
1‘ Chester, in vinli 11g wit her sisteif,
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1 marrow rune .llillgé ‘vclv’e “kc Til 1 had been killed- thcllmn by tho “W“ 03" "“1”“ coupons you who has been ill for some time. is ton
, 9 9 , scores went to the place, only to and Painting. Paper Hanging. Decor- receive a lamp if you continue slightly improved
. 111‘ Brooklyn. is w. r. 1 rhsiei‘térs kwlli be hbt0u11 thatfrelohl engine. No. 70,111,111 broken
ys with Mr. and Mrs silver plate apd fastened to the plush down. and was lying on a, side track. 1 9 sting.
Sfilllllg the mofiticou walk was incl'lul‘lcmysst
Mrs. Alfred Mbrehouse has prosodi-
the use of Astoria Coffee and save Hemy Gerhardl's barber shop. on ed the Darien Center school library
your coupons, you are sure to get the Washington street bridge is blight will several valuable new volumes or
. Adams. at their pletty9 The banner will suspend from a M91111. waiting for another engine to pull her i with a new coat 01.991111. books -
1 a 13mm”..- , come pole with fancy ends madly”; for» to the repair eliops1'i‘he piston rod 9 a 3“ch Mrs. John B. Kennedy. of New Hav- The highway north of the Soldierb’
annlgan, Jr’s, of Saugatuck, the purpose. The company wul l'rpr hsd~broke9n 9 ' 'lhis high quality of coilcc is 6“. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. 01 Home at Nomton is being graded and
Crescent baseball team of the fi919ihthtii9191e Wear ti9mlr ungaibadhgl Ml 10111 .1 '34”; 0, East N01 Telephone Call I33 3 only Twnfilsi Olmllem'y 3mm; hi littl wide9191e9ill 191311“an to putting on
‘t'blno'rl'ow afternoon. on the en w ic t cy recenty pllrc use * 116 - 1 2 4- 1 1 . " l " - , 1 tom placer pace s e crus e 3 one.
walk, is riding a new Cleveland blcy- 25 CENTSM PER POUND. daughter Hazel under the care of a William E.- Btroct and family left
i ll School rounds. . bulges are by far the most hands . , 99
H 11le do oils Fisher. 1th eyer seen in this section, and are re ole. Miss Backus intends to ride to Open evenings “113610-
llnéisdl'ly in blew Ha vial-bible. one Blue 111 gorgeous f01 New Haven in a day or two“ and be
Blldzepm‘t Dlly'elcian for treatment to Darlen today. for New York, to sail»
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pending tbéir honeymoon at phradc wit‘b flags. are engines and the guest of Mr. and Mrs Josiah H "
hei eyes. tomorrow for Europe. They 6X99“
A STULL. There will be dancing at Dorlons to be gone tour or live monuths. ,
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he engine in Frederick Bed Saugntuck Hose C90. No. 4, w F. 1)., and she lnlends t0 wheel to many parts . DECKER. 24 Cottage Ave., East Norwalk. ther notice. phones, of Bridgeport. is scheduled to
until). yés'terday. that was re in 9s9ilver. lottery}. of the State before the summer 18 $011.9 1841.1 1‘ '9'" Mrs Myers has moved from the begin at 4 p m. A hotly contested
on out loi alterations 99‘l-led Dalmatia; f Monlbt Summit N 1 r1; 37 WASHINGTON ST-n9 Pl building on the Washington street game is expected. as both are very
eported that Rufus1 1111111111111 .1111 expected cramve 111.3augat9ucl1 , Memberlil of the. Cilmlond Wheel 1 umblno and Steam Hut bridge owned by Mrs. Sarah Ladrlzaa strong teams.
Austin Wnkeman, will soon this evening. w era. with friends. he Club are "inking meat preparations for South-Norwalk. Conn. In”. , 1 to Water street. 9 1 The marriage of Miss Mary Edith
"ll” ”WEE °‘.§“““‘“"“ 33231ibi‘ig‘fii’iiidu°"ioli§.§'ii”§lfsli§ llfn”‘°’°“' .1. “m 11.0. °“ .1... flat Water Heating .O’liiifii’ii'iifilr‘éiiméi€25°iism2°li 335‘ li‘éf.‘,“i3°li‘§o§$ii “6131312325? ‘
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p 'i‘hcnti‘c not w you §rcbeIr1beop ' '1 ' ‘ H0! ‘1'. luauna. Henry street, and open up a bakery Morebouso. will take place tomorrow
.1111 takes 1) use tod: . - ourlaii,E-hah1bion or Connecticut, and The road between here and Wilton is
d on Dealer's As1 A. D‘Gai‘roli1chan1pion of the world in fine shape and anyone wanting to
banquet at the {nu iil‘h‘i‘cc loll ebbdlic‘rgcst affair of its take a spin, and enjoy it will do well
and ice cream parlor. afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. in the Dar- ,
The annual school meeting of the led Congregational Church. Mr. and
. Inigolvimnmngggma East Not-walk school district will be Mrs. Brett will be at home from 5 do
“I?!" duel-“held in the state. and 1911 l0 st; up 111119; Th: .thm‘ouglzllioroa l3 1 . Maud Stein Fitting. held tonight9 Everg legal voter should 7 o'c9lock. at Dennom'ede.‘ tomorrow
in ii B. Mead. fled r'of. chhpourian formerly made is musty macar m‘ an us some also ' 9 make ““10 m, to eprefient. even ng, ,
«magi; N Taylor have home in Westport, a great many of the floor. q” gym “Error 362%: m, The interior and exterior of the .
horses entered at the incr-s town people are interested in the con ‘ ' ' 1 I i c H M 0 N D R A N O! . 9 house in Van Zandt avenue owned by ROW‘ 7T0"
Thftcr'noon on the Dnnbury test. and hope to bake the pleasure of A party of cyclists from The Norc . . E H Hotchkise and occupied by Ed- '
nds. seeing him win the world’s champion. walks attended the 175th anniversary 1
ward Voorhces andcfamiiy, is being re- Jamca Lawhon' was taken lil wbllac
sis yesterday at the West ship. One of the many feats Brut. of the Congregational Church. in Wli- - Ibo Jones 8 Mohklss Company painted, at work yesterday. and was obliged to
l were J Walter Davis, of Cbopouriau will perform this evening tan. Wednesday. l' 17 WALD-STREET. NORMAL! Arthur D. Ferris. advertising man- go home.
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11.. and w. 3. Duncan. 11199111191111 the 19111. at 111919 11.919111291111991- STURGES vs. aromas. C Pl l. D W- RAYMdND Mr9919md Mrs George 11- Ferris in RlV “guns of the Zlbflilm- d m u,
” ‘ w pay a p ece on c 11110 e - ers e avenue, epairs are eng ma e c
yer meeting of the Christian animal has been trained to take part 00mpllcated Foreclosure Suit Appeal- 9 orn an 61.8! FUNERAL D’RECTOR The Mayflower baseball team has no house on the Rotor: pom road occu-
Society Will be held in the in the performance during the Dust ed to Supreme Court. AND EMBALMER- ' game scheduled for tomorrow. With pied by Charles Prince and family.
. ”F.
om Oi‘ the Congregational week. A 00MB” Wlll precede the my The case of William Sturges vs. Whlte MQuntain Ice 93 Wuhinnon BL. South Norwua a new battery, which Manager David Rev. L. G. Barrett D. D., president of
'l' 45 this evening The sub. ing contest by we Coupourlon 381110 Gourgc A Sturges administrator. ct Residence 9 Crescent Tor-nos Rose is negotiating for. the team will Jackson College. Jackson. Misc, was
6 week has been Reyeruxice Club and others. ’ the guest of Rev. B. D. Woods. Tues.
Things Exodus 3; inc
lists are darting large loads of
11’ pm Eaaton to the tie yard of the
N H &H. R. it, in Compo. They
y cart them in the day time.
eAssumpiion at 9: 30 .thls
mm was in the Catholic
(I Downes oi’ Stamford and Frank
of New York18tnrtcd fm City
his morning wheic they will
,9 ért Crhuturd with the yachi
‘1 'Illlu party will then take a
on the Sound. returning
venlng.
Williams with his fast tiottm
Marbleman McKenna was at work
on Combo Beach. yesteidny, getting
the foundation really for the mounting
of the big memorial guns. Several
loads of stem’ were curled lo the
bench timing the day, for the begin
ning of the foundation. Something 0v
'1 or 8219 has been subscribed to pay for
the transportation and mounting oi
the guns. Among the larger contrib-
uims ult- noticed the following well
known residents: William P. I‘ .,110 111
Henry Eric. 111‘s. Minnie S. Craliuid
and 'Mtun E11711 Coriih‘m tool as 11
great many other patriotic citizens,
who give so and $10. Marblcmau Mc-
Kennu stated that the guns would be
surely mounted by the ith of July. at
ready for a grand celebration. Some
of the citizens are very much in favor
of firing a salute from the guns on
that day. Several said they would will-
ingly contribute. towards buying pow
der for the purpose Halrv Mellon
l~ouit yesterday. Attorney ludson up
pearcd for the plaintiff and Huributf
& Davis for the defendants. Foreclbs-
pro on n :2 200 mortgage was asked.
The property in question is divided
into two. parts one belonging to
George Sturges and one to the estate
of his mother. The mortgage was orig
inally on the son‘s property but his
mother before but death mmtgaged
her property to secure his indebted
nose.
The case is von complicated and
has been in the courts for home time
George Sturgcn was recently removed
as administrator on the estate and
Henry B. Ogden replaced him. The
loreclosuw was Opposed on the ground
that there. were other mortgages that
needed attention.
lodge Robinson granted the fore-
closure and liked law days for George
Sturgcs, the third Monday in Novemv
Planet Junior Seed
Drills and
Wheel Hoes
Sluc Shot.
Falls Green.
Solar Pumps.
Wall 1
Papen
OUR NEW GOODS
Are now in stock. A larger variety
than ever before.
very low. Having engaged a number
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS
Prices. as usual
CQmStOCko
1 Wilt f i s it, w 1111- F , be much improved.
are“.ludgcmllob‘l‘hgfiul‘: tl‘lc Sufizl‘lor 1 cream TCCZCTS. Telephone at house. Mfi'
Mrs. Harry Hoyt has tendered her
resignation as third vice-president of
the Epworth League. Her successor
will be chosen at the meeting. Monday
evening. June 17. A full attendanca is
desired.
A “black cat" sociable. with ice
cream and strawberry resale, will be
held at the East Avenue Methodist
Church, Wednesday evening. The at
fair will be held under the auspices of
the Epworth League.
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Hoyt, of New
street, were serenaded by a large
company of their friends last night.
Mr. Hoyt responded and invited every-
body inside, whene cigars and refresh-
ments were forthcoming.
The steamer l-larlem has arrived in
the harbor and is moored as usual at
her old dork. The boat is in good
shape and will without doubt provo as
attractive as ever.Sl1e will not make
day.
The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company is having
many new lies put in along the Wilson
Point extension.
Quite a large number of members of
the Daughters of Rebekah went to
Bridgeport last night and attended the
Rebekah Lodge meeting in that city.
E. A. Raymond is in town again a" -
for an extended trip through nort -
ern Connecticut. His last stopping
place was Hartford, and be will reg.
turn there 50011.9
Minot 8. Saunders was a pleasanti"
caller on an 91d friend, Charles H
Golder, yeste day, afternoon. Mr.
Saunders has some interesting stories
to tell about life in Florida
Mrs. Mary Gold 299,) ougsidc guardian
was one of the as hibly officers pres-
ent last night, at ihelneeting of Char-
ity Rebekah Lodge. in Bridgeport, at a
reception given' in thelr honor.
11 regular trip until Monday morning.
we are in butter posit! than ever to Entries for the Cleveland Wheel Mr. Willeta aniiamily will arrive
do your work. Club race which will be held on Mon- from New York tomorrow to occupy
gay agterno9on, will be received up to the tudlo. at Contentment 91813113].
9 v w 0 >1 9 41b “f July. Now that the grand 0m dobtednosu in five months. Ogden will 11 9 PAINTING PAPER HANGING AND Salur ay 11 gm. Yesterday was the during the summer. This fami yspe t
~1 adWay 3:313:13 toelhtavztn $52,) wnr heroes are going to help make have it chance to my Meanwhile. how» “a WASHINTON STREET. ’DECORATING last day sailor rcceivmg entries. but last summer in one of John D. Felter’a
1 Austin Wakeman‘ 8 Spring Mul- the celebration a success, let every (WM. Ogden llllS nglll DOUG? 0’ appeal South Norwalk ' ' the time “m” “.35 been stretched until places on the Well: aide.
ut did “m have the pleasure one join and have the alfhir the grand u, the Supreme Court. . the abovo mentioned time. Mrs. George H. Schock. of Lead):
99 9 9999 99 )1 ii i “9 t 0,, W 995,9 ___________ ..._.._ A large pally of young men serenad Hill. is ill of diphtheria, having con-
“ opponent (“(1 not. show [[p_ we one ever 91 n e own 1 CHOPOURIAN-CARROLL CONTEST. Our Tel. Olll In 43% E.E:GOr am ed Mr, and Mrs. William Reed. of treated the disease from her young
. and S DiGiovanni, with his ough Post G. A. R. holds a Special her, and for Ogden. tho “1‘81 Monday H atkins
' nah. were driving on the speed meeting Monday night to consider dod in Dcccmbcr. the understanding being
(N01 walk yesterday an“. icating the memorial cannons on the that if Silll'glls cannot clear the ln- & DOW.
1 , 1 _ 1 borl.
m ’82.:tgagfeg,gregggshofN3:ewfifil At Edgchill Houso1 on Tuesday. the The Chopourian-Cnrroll weight llft- Gregory Boulevard, last night, in hon- 3011. Harold. Her case is a. mild one,
' . nth, Rev. Jamés E. Coley was favored ing contest will take place tonight in , 11. or of their wedding. which took place and her speedy recovery is expected
v 33111:: Eagli'Jfétgllgf13999990999219.1299 "With a visit from a large number of Smith's theatre. Bridgeport. Preparuv 10 H," Avenue Edit Norwslk a few dayo- since. I‘he serenadere f The boy continues ’10 improve
yAgwmpmn “New,“ that the bio parishioners and friends from tions are now complete for one of the H o R s E s ' ’0’“ were “““V’l'llngi as “0 one a ' The final full dress rehearsal of the.
15 insolvent, and his petition Hamdcu. they having made a trolley bent athletic and musical pcrform- Tel. 08111352. reared lit the door and they depart amateur minsireis was held in Guid-
‘g cammmsjonws be appointed to cxcurison for the purpose. Those nudes ever held in that city. Chopour- with sorrowful hearts. er's Hall, last night. The different.
, present were Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth ion has trained down until he now TO SUIT EVERYBODY. ‘ _9, MMWH’NW‘W M It looked ”“3 morning as ll E. L- members of the cast know their parts
99199399211399.9119? Mildlyllfiiéfiifl'd 3- 00°99“ Ml'S- E0839 Warner, Ml‘S- "“8118 “3 poumlfi- and l5 lli perfect ' Hamel 3 “’5‘“ “0"" and restaurant carefully and will without doubt acquit
ill. the east end of the Benedict Farm themselves in 5 creditable manner
, 111th p m. .. tomorrow afternoon.
hiltln Doseher‘ recently employed a
nilfiber of ltallans by contract to saw
me beach wood that he had
t for p ain stock. The Millions
'd to w 111 on the contract late
, night. A bicycle rider who
11 to be returning from u
11 once on the road that passes
poachers works noticed that
lane were sawing the wood.
g again he saw they were also,
in; a wagon with it. M1. Doschcr
99 some of the wood the next
bud is very anxious to know
Disappeared to.
far who witnessed Martin Kel
Thomas Heffcrman hoist l7?)
coal out of a barge that was
grizzly unloading at Hubbell & Brad-
. yard, says that the reason they
George Allen’ sformcr re‘cdrd was
111in they did not stop when they
‘ riled twelve hours, and call it
in that they were 9110 mixed up
n that they Counted twenty
Barry, Mrs. Bela A. Mann, Mrs. Alston
B. 1'i‘odd. Mrs William Austin MrsyA
J Doolittle. Mrs. Su’san Lake. Mrs. P.
Heath. Miss Lillian Heath Mrs. Tur
ner. Ml'fl’s Waiter Lawrence M19.
George Thorpe. Mrs Farnsworth and
Minn Mildred Mann. The“ party
brought their own refreshments as on
a picnic but lea and coffee were also
solved. Mril inlliam Gray Staples
and Mrs. Willard 1.3 Adams efficiently
assisted M1,, 0016:! in receiving the
guests and were the hostesses of the
served in the large library at Edgehill
joyed. and one .10 be long remembered
1,1nden was also a guest of Mr Coley
pl‘evloub evening to attend the social
society of Westport. which was held on
persons were present. who woreau do-
occasion The entertainment was
House. and the day was greatly cnc
because of the social and kindly spirit
that prevailed. Harry H. Lloyd. of
n curlicl hour having come on the
meeting of the Saugntuck Historical
Monday evening, at which 1niuety~eight
lighted with the excellent program of
Starr Hoyt. Mrs. Chauncey Clark. Mrs. condition. He expresses do doubt
1'“ the Westport Probate whatever that he will win the cham-
pionship. Miss Angel Agnes Chopour-
ion. of .South Norwalk, a singer of ca-
peciai talent. will go to Bridgeport to
take part in tie performance. Her up.
pearance will add much neat to the ‘
program.
N THE UP1R URT.
Th 9 case of the. once:
Norwdlk. was tried before Judge Rob-
inson yesterday 21:1,Among the interest-
ed spectators for a time was Michael _
,J Gannon. one of the two man can :1.
victed of conspiracy yesterday, and
sentenced tonne your in state's prison 9
veeaELs ARRIVE.
BOSTON Juno 1:4»«Arrived Steu-
mor New England from Liverpool.
WE HAVE THEM comma or rm
90.111.10.111 nvunv raw pus.
M. TARLOV,
, counaoricurruaurixn,
Bhutll Norwsnr.
out Railway
dc. Lighting Company vs the Town of
WITHIN THE RANGE
of everyone, the price 01‘ the Stoves.
Ranges and Heaters we offer securel-
good value. Designed and constructed
on true principles. theygive great neat
from a small amount of fuel.
some in appearance and of1greai
strength. Our :18 Range is‘ a model
Dopopsm cure
what you eat.
1 igestslhcltodd an
bridge had been burglarized again. A
pane of glass in one of the double
doors was broken during the night but
an inventory of the place was taken
this morning, and nothing was found
missing. It is thought that the intrud-
ers were scored all or else the glass
was broken accidentally.
Miss Annie Lucille Smith enter-
tained the Emanons yesterday after
noon at her home in Osborn avenue.
The feature of the afternoon was
wblei. The first prize wés awarded
to Miss Anna Taylor bhcr'v'v‘ood. and
the second to Mrs. W. C. Thomas. The
occasion was a most enjoyable one, as
it was the first meeting of the club in
a. long time. it waa'indecd gratifying
to find nearly every member in at-
tendance. Refreshments were served.
Washington street draw bridge being
opened a quarter of an hour at a time.
This morning about 8:15 the bridge
Was opened by the drawn tender and
allowed to remain so for fifteen or
twenty minutes to permit a coal barge
There should be a law to prevent the.
Mrs. C L. Ogden. of Church street,
has arrived home from a visit with
relatives in New Haven. Mrs. Ogden
will entertain the Ladies‘ Aid Society
of the Methodist Protestant Church. at,
Stamford. next week, at her home. ~1 '
The blackberry bushes along the
road side about Thomas's Hill present
a pretty appearance. The bushes in-
dicate that there will be as moon, on
ever this year. A harvest of the her-
ries is gathered along here every year.
Arthur B. Pattison and family are
expected to arrive from New York
today, to occupy Alvah Tuthill's rosi-
deuce on Hickory Bluff. for the sum-
mer. Mr. Tuthlil and family will oc-
cupy their cottage during‘the summer.
Clifford Cutbill continues about the
some at‘his home in Main street. The
lever has not yet changed. but is ex-
pected to the lastiof this week. .Mr.
Cuthill is quite comfortable. Dr. F.
‘I. Burueli, of South Norwalk, is 1191-
tending theipatlcnt. ' 9
Captain Henry V. Lockwood, 1'11,
‘5 9"” Wald ‘o‘f compactness ‘
“11%ch the exhsiwiedcdlcestlvs. or ' ' ‘ 1m be hedged through the draw While Mal“ all“ ‘9“ “"9 momlm! 1‘”
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an on o. o o c e , (on ct ms.atrolsy car and twenty- ‘ ' ' '
can approach it in efficiency. 11119,” 0°” “"90"" MM“ Wm“ mm" ' e or thirty pedestrians had congre “gm!" ”SM???” KW" 1’3“” ”$6
stsntlyrelievtaanapamansntlyb 11th at the west and or the drama" 3mg? 939,3,“ 3‘"; "3}" 9011101119901“;
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Heart “ml, 1. waiting to cross over. At the cast 9 I“ ill on “a 9 ° $3 a M
‘ gilddliiggfiglh§°b§§§mffifdrama}: 1 end of thfiibrlggf 13‘s situation was the figuilfil“ 9" “95’3“”? court "a 5'
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9 lillolillfifmllllilloflmpflrlflclldlflfifilalonc 1 1 teams and people waiting to erode. All belatgioilie I 9111): on: “m; ’23,” Mrs
11611011311111“. l‘mrgeslrocontainsa timer - those who had to wait Were inconvcn- Alb rt Scrllloklo ‘9’, 09 at lmmw’l
mulllmmml‘ll“ “by“ “13901”, “1 ienced very much and all because of e .s pace.
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’ . 1 ' ~ 99¢“, Sta 1; lg’movmgmmimg new the lake they had an accident till
' was only of slight moment, but u
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carious might have happened. The"
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