._ sous. iii-ion Liner , .
step. Prof. 1111111111
31""??th so"'1 “311 on use
11.111. an on vii"a .
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air; N '-
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lid/friend's in town yester-
interval/1'1].W ‘ ' ‘
Mrs. E. M Carnrlclt will sail for
rope in a short time Miss Ca ., 11.
1.1111 Charles 11nd Nat:
‘ A expect to be here: rill . -
humus/3.1.3119 teem; 91111111111 woll~,up
nest tho top in last year's sense of
curvature...
1 . A.
111.1191 Nrs. Nonry Hound
s'rlillulg 11 new coastal" A an 1‘5 'lllld'A
no such 1: a d readv~nllxed
Drink Astoria W111"r
AND GET A HANDSOME
' ,. partm ‘ pt
A Booth Notes 1111 on
wheels and called at the residence at
Mr and Mrs. Charles 9 James. in
A amusement avenue. A pleasant eve» .
111111: was spent in pinyin: whit/1 and
V othwe across. Some of the party 1111111111e
eddtheme‘elvos by playing the piano
”Wilbur-uses in“: 1.1.. 111111: stilt
horn is being built near one Prof ”WWW“: 'W
theses in Foundry llow, Riv
vvvv his ‘31 .319)
would make a very good showing. (los-
pits the absence of the Misses Hector.
who are away 119... Norotou this spine
mar. sumo 9'11 ewes manifest 91e-
contly who‘d“ th eedule of contents
was publish d” view of their 390d
' i ,I , vlons season it \iias
Wee Burn women
A instead of 13,1111
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Wall Papers, Painters' Sup-
111 W13 is Jennlnfi 9; plie9,Artists Materials. 3”
I” ”an" ‘ WindoW Shades. Cornice P
111921.19... ,
‘ " ’o hosed 11‘ ‘ PICTURES ’
Pictures Pramcd to Order.
Painting. Paper IHenging. Decoro
ating.
dressed in black.
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' s rendered a. (lineup;
There will be and
Dor‘lou 11 1391111. west 1"
The ball gain
been postponed on‘ scoop up . 311
Mrs. Frank» ‘Ailen tit/Now street. has my in
zone to Stepany. 'where her mother was the case. Wee Burn is being rcp-
lies seriously ill. 11911791in by Mills Q iidys 1111111111111 in
Captain Frank Allen has been at the 19999x (louptgb cuntry Club ,9 on
work getting Theodore S. Glover’s tournament. (ville begins today. rs.
steam launch ready to receive her on ten Charles are also to
glue, play in the tournament, but have on-
There will he no admission churned tercd as members of the home club.
'I llc.party getting 111% i‘lipst cou-
. pops out}: a cage oi edifice gets
the lump, or if not successful in
' this manner.w'l‘1eu you have re-
ceived one hundred coupons you
receive a lamp. If you continue
the use of Astoria Coffee and save
your coupons, you are sure to gel
closely matched that it was almost lm- y
coast 11 to M who was the winner. _.
The 'lfting match for the char pion-
911111”1 otths worth tool; place 9111111 11 life
the contest a
he wre‘st‘llu match Just before
lan's Banjo CI: b came on the I11
ash. of Black
wn yesterday the
broth Capt 15.11.111.111.
11.111111111111111 Jr.’s
it 1 ball” at 2 o'clock this
other Niall School grounds
if the weather is clear tomorrow,
hear in mind the cordial invitation 111
Rev. Paul Monro atrayor to 11113111111 the
South Norwallt Congregational Church
when you are out for 11 rule: 1011 will
“our 11! Prof.- Chopohr-
he. president or the time and stated that there was considers 19 not regret it for' you not only hear a a lamp ‘11,: :2: 1:29:53? (3:32.331 3399:3833“? . ‘33:}, 931393.13
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111 less 11 . w o s ' '
‘ and ,0, the audience to bear in rhind 3:“? ggpgfixcaflg 0L “'5 ' “ " Telephone Call, 133.3. _ only Mrs Moses H. Wilson. of Riverside Women’s M. C. It. T ey ‘wlll probably
avenue has returned home from a visit.
wlth l1e1 daughter. Mrs. 11. M. Rogers.
J12, of Hillside. Long Island: '
A small row boat driltod down the
harbor this 11101111519, but no one went
out to rescue it 11 though quite a num
her were aware of the foot.
Mrs Charles Berraclough of West-
hc Wee Burn’ 11 only representatives in
the championship .
news "on.
The Corbett place will be occupied
again this summer.
Mrs. Chalice H‘. Gulder was a visit-
that while Prof. Chopourlan's weight
re qpehdllis it few was 157 pqunds nent's Wei 1.
' in Woodbrldge. 5'5 I that Carro i's
The wheel that has attracted
much attention throughout the cough.
try. made by the Pierce Monutsot’ur»
lug Company. has arrived in South
Norwnlk and is now in the possession
of Holiday & Wheeler. in South Main
street. it has everything that was
:15 CENTS PER POUND.
A... SELL.
24, Cottage Ave” EasiIN‘orwalk.
Open evenings till 8 :39.
DEC-KER.
inches. while Cuopourlnn‘s were ‘only
15% inches. consequently, if he per
formed the same feats as his confident
he would he doing considerable more
barman. from Brooklyn. to-
he reeldonce of Miss '1‘.
_ .‘ g t or in Stamford. yesterday
It“ ‘9 Willard” lit the West Work, according to his weight and mus- ever‘but on a wheel. [tries chelnlcss, 87 WASHINGTON ST.. '8“ u” 23:33.33: 19155151395119.5911; fiihfifié’fi‘fiigfi‘; srederick Merrifleld. of Main street.
' WEN/”(391M- BIG/381N131. 0! “"3 measurements than Mr Cnrroll oushlondrame. coasterhhrlike blkuaud ‘A A - , Plumbing ind Steam H00! 1.. New...“ f m the egg“. very has purchased anew trotter.
115111 Henry M Stillman. 31313091313: 31:13:53: ‘3: ‘91:}: 1:11; a)? 11511111521591 throughoilt. Iézl‘he 9211191 is South Norwalk. ' Conn n)”. “my, 5 Mrs. SaNuel‘Meadi‘of Nsrth avenue.
,. ' s p from‘, one pace 0 one or on A . ‘ "1‘11 “' 1 3 recover 11g mm‘ or nose.
alibi/1.1111111 11.1111 West 1with his right thalid a'i'ld (1'11, 80 bound is on exhibition at different bicycie ”M W PHDINHH. “Ortiz: a“;‘.§fif,§“;‘g,f§,£§“wnlmvfl The cast and west side teams will
. by Dr. Brace has been shot With I113 I811 head above his head. stores. Anyoae who can ride a whom no, Air-1“”! ”a. D Randall. Mr Bridgeman is a sale 3 play a game of baseball today y.
1' Wilhelm Sunday. of frat! wggggelrifinhrgogmegghg 93311110 {91111111111111 to try at 11119919911111 . " AI “ man for the mist Norwalk Lumber Jail/1151101191; 1111;? :5 013118 and fever
‘ so 1 m o e e 8 [it you can go own as ngtoll, m m 11 at s e n g an avenue.
illith of Saugatnck T153 wggthts 1959‘}: 9131's refegsph .the delt‘reot at a last all: and hardly 1111ch ‘ .1439. ' %l“'§%,mm 001%; goveland Wheel Club boys are Alvnb Eithlll, 321' “101W? 1glut! has
in bl do . 9t '1 S tat you ware go over s 1011 A' recovered rpm 11 recon ness.
deuce 1:91 11ng dumb—bell in IIIBII‘EGIt band 'IDSIE: 0d! stone told. The wired/11111 be hell‘s TA an “m. I. ' 23".?) §§1§3§I‘"¥;.‘§‘§.§LI“§ 390.332; Many 11.111.11.11 emblems Were thrown
bert U. Smith. their right. How seemed 10 perform only a short time longer and than 11““. 9 you Ml, our! not continue too 1011 will improve the to the 1,wa “new” in honor or
" laugh, who was re this tent with sun “gate T111080 round will be shipped to some other 111ml: 111ml (11 a my .. ‘3”... g 00...... mm... my... am “I F151“: Day.
1 ‘o 1,-«0’1 a trolley car in shots were then i!“ d on the ilk/“Gm you have 11011311111911 will pay you to ‘. Mn and Mrs. Louis 0381.,“ were in Laura Crockett. of Raymond
restedd'vzarybquiietly last evs- glsegart'lfdln‘mgl‘ 322‘}: fgggtglbggvgm call around and take 3938.331“ 1i“; m m 3 INN“ my serenaded mg night at tile “51.1.;an 915995 :11 529111111: a few days with
setup 0 e m roved this ‘ ‘ A of . 1 1 or. ran 11 n a cry
p times in the air. Prof. Chopourian per- .4. . 11 cram. mm Maw/11.11 M.9.,213‘i‘izsgind‘gg‘lm‘fie‘imfg: to Mrs. Belle 1/1. Weed. of New Here ,
”1111;355:111 mgtts and a party fiimggéfil? “333$; 91.151111312129991}: "’1‘ TON. . “ -’ the demands of the the serehsders. d gal: b13531 eVlsltlngwkflggleh MI
111' overto Wll - - " A . ‘A. 11111 t sfo do an 11 any vrn,o 0 -
going. They: all, caught .0... the air for a ion/rev ceded. Prof. chon- Mr. and Mrs. may Rockwell are A D W. RAYMOND. 8.5} mfififgefl, mg“... 3:... 3.3;“ 013 George ll‘elter and family, of Brook-
11,11 hm among the '0'" was g‘e'l'lbanorlgxlnmgsl‘htbiznlll'bxguggtdlllfi'; ”film's: ”“W‘g'dfir'; math 1' was C0111 Planters, FUNERAL DIRECTOR . bat factory on tlfe Snugatuck road "ll are ofcglylhlglaudsfoiol': 0132:: 1:
ed '9'". pounds and a abovb his head at arm’s length. Mr. closétal'le‘ridogfior table summerzomstiohr AND EMBM'MER' ghze?gglllgfewctll&?é?n 133': 191131111111; cnggeh?BseB Irenenand mane“: Hoyt:
homes Glynn has com- CBI‘I‘OII performed this feat With more Thomas Folsom. of the metropolis. White Mountain 106 98 Washington 61... South Norman there 1., unknown. It was probably do of Trinity Lake. are guests of Mr. and
cw roadway on the Nor
, ore toad. Contractor Glynn has
lit finished building an artistic
ill in front or the J. J. Asch
ii at meeting of the Westport L‘l
Soul sit for the season was held
8111113111 lie residence of
8 , till. IA Very en-
_ on g was spent‘ About for
boys and guests wc1 . present.
ols died Wednesday night
of his daughter. Mrs
ujxton of Elmcrcst Boole.
erwelk. He was eightyvalx
nod for many years was
, é t Weather-t.
'11?! 5 those from this town that at.
the lifting contest for the
nsliipé of the world held last
mith‘s Theatre Bridge-
9911. Prof Harry Uhopouriun
Cirroll Were Fred Dahl-
tbctlve Allle Allen. Henry
Oscar Allen. Burt Brockway,
Wind and Frank Dayton.
H. Petrie. proprletor of the
'Beach pavilion, stated to a
pal reporter this morning that
to the stormy weather there
be no dnncmg 'al the pavilion
Iii venlug. Dancing wlll hereafter
he every Wednesday and Satur
ping, providing the weather is
Mr. Petrie will have a new
an in the pavilion by next Wednes
.. veiling. which the dancers w1ll
ti'y‘ appreciate The new addition
as being bullion to the east end
avlllon for the orchestra and?
prelim parlor is completed. Parties
' w occupy the parlor. whlcb
1 fine view of the beach and
born. The arrival and departure of
ti rllIley cars can also be plainly
AP from the parlor.
I nadrroll at Cleveland. Ohio was
Artist in the championship héavy-
htA lifting contest, last evening in
’11 Theatre. by Prof. Hurry Chop-
1111.0: Bridgeport. Until last even-
. 1). Carroll held the world's
Ila onshlp for heavy weight lifting
!dot in which Prof. Chopouriuu
I title was toward the last of
start, when a 125 pound dumb
( was placed on the floo'r and an
”Abound shot on 11 chair beside the
w lie-hall. Prof.Chopo11ri11n took-
. 1 1»1.19Mll0125 pound dub hell with his
3 bond. and with great ease put it
his land, at arm's length. hold~
In that position. He then reach-
1‘54 rthe ight pound shot on t a chair
"Ifld 11111111 11 same case. gradua ly rais-
, 1991. full arm's length above his
I Lowaring it to his shoulder he
- several times. He then plac-
A tub-hell on the floor. resolving
III/181111019. Mr. Carroll then stop-
pub the llitln platform, the
II and that be 111; placed in the
position as for Prof. Chopourlan:
lsed 1:19 1936 pbgunumdugnbabsl:
an 11 Va 11 ea .11
. Jilin. holding it in that posi—
bile he reached for the eighty
_ chain; the snatch “611191191:
1111111111111 119.511 hernias/1 a
it little above his shoulder.
I not get it up at arm a length
lowered the shot, and placed it
JIM lore he could lowor the
‘ at he was holding at and s
heed. After placing
11 the chair. be lowered the
-j llbthe floor with a bang. Al-
' has short time. some of M11.
"I leads on the stage said.
”in. Carroll. " A second later
111 the balcony said “He
However. I111 did
u, and on account of not
1511 place illsshot at arm's
the his hand them 111111111 as
‘ see Mr. Duhlgrecn later.
grace and less difficulty A 100 pound
bar bell was then placed on the floor
Prof. Chopourian. lying on his back
with the bar bell back of his hand.
took hold of the bar and raised it sev-
e119] times at full arm’s length above
his head Mr. Carroll performed the.
test with more dlillculty than Prof.
Chopourlan add did"; not raise the bar
as many times. Mr. Cdrroll then lilac-
ed a 238 pound bar bell above his head.
Prof. Chopourian performed the feet
with greater ease than his opponent.
Two 65 pound shots were evenly band-
led by the contestants. The next teat
Was the one already mentioned in
which Prof.Chopourla11 won the cham-
pionship. after which Mr. Carroll took
two 80 pound shots. one in each hand
and put them in several trying posi-
tions. Prof. Chopourlan performed
the some feat holding the shots in the
air for a longer period. The last feet
was for the contestants to lit on their
back. reach over their head. and raise
11 217 pound bar bell over their head.
Mr. Carroll raised the bar over his
head three times. Prof. Chopouriun
performed the earn/3111111, raising the
bell the some number of times Prof.
Chopouriau s Banjo Club than Played a
selection, while Prof.Chopouriu11 kept
time with them. by twirling a heavy
bar bell as though it was a mere broom
bundle. immediately after the per-
formance Prof. Chopourian was chal-
lenged for a straight lifting contest. by
F1ederlck Dahlgleen of MounteClair.
N. J. formerly of Snugatuck Prof
Chopourlan did not accept the chal-
lenge last evening. and said he would
LONDON'S SOCIAL WEEK.
LONDON. June iii—Any numbers of
dances and dinners occurred in bondon
this week. At nearly all of» them
Americans were prominent notable at
(El Meyer's party Tuesday at which
Sarah Bernhardt and Councils acted
a short comedy. Among the Ameri-
cans presents were Mrs. George Corn
wallls West. Lady Cunard. Lady Clan-
deboye, the Hon. Mrs. Eaton. Miss
Ward. Reginald Ward, Mesdnmes Leg~
gett. Adair Robulds. "Jack" Leslie
New House and J. Rldgcly. J R. Carter
Second secretary; oi the United States
embassy and Mrs. Carter. Countess
Idolllcru and Lady Grey Egertou. while
amoug the other guests were Alfred
de Rothschild. the Austrian ambas-
sador. Count Deym; Lady Degrey and
the Countesses of Bhrewsbury and Au-
nesley. _
AQUATIC FESTIVAL IN LONDON.
LONDON, Juno 16-»Wben the as
not racing is over the scene or Igaloty
will be transferred to Henley "1le
lions point to the fact that there will
be an unprecedented number of house
boats lining the '1‘ homes for the qnat~
lc festival Almost all the av lable
rooms at Henley hm already been
traced, and the University of Penn
xlvanlefr or w may find difficulty in
getting 1111i hie 9111111111111. Th'eirtcom
log is eagerly awaited. All expert opin-
lon is suspended until they are seen in
trial splits. House boats are renting
for the race week at 100 to 300 311111.
can. while houses are‘ fetching the
first figure. Altogether, whatever the
Pennsylvanian/1 do. they will not have
to complain of lack’ of sheet tors or
interest. 191,19.
(Mono/1111: 1N material's nabs.
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1%,,
WASHINGTON June "is... A
crease 011940.515 in the chute sreve~
nuns of the Philippine islands for the
first quarter of 1901. as compared with
11 91111911111111 made public today by
for the first quarter of the current
« 911.199 .89
.Nprwalk. on Monday.
the same period of 111110.111 set forth.
n
the division of insular Affairs of the K
War Department. The total rerenuesI
was a guest at Ridgoly farm on Wetl-
nesday.
Burlington Davenport. of Minneapo-
lis, is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Mary A ;
White. of Cannons. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fitch attended
the RaymondeMontgomery wedding in
Mrs. William Daniel has leased the‘
house in South Wilton lately Occupied
by Mrs. George Gregory.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Morgan. wlth
their family. of. Mt. Vernon. are visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan.
The Merriles family, of Brooklyn.
will occupy Louis Warnckc’s house in
Cannons during the summer season.
Mrs. J M Belden 11nd fIsnilly have
been the guests for a few days of Mrs.
J. B. Binrges and Mrs. David Ogden.
Harry Olmstead has removed from
Mrs. Jane Footc’s house near the de-
pot, and has leased the Dunning place
in North Wilton.
Miss Winifred \Vhlte. who has been
spending the winter in Minneapolis
with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Daven-
port returned home last week.
ltev. W. E. Hooker has returned
from attending the Episcopal diocesan
convention. ' Samuel Folsom and S. B.
Still-gee were delegates from this pur-
ish.
Will Olmsteud has recently finished
place‘ in North Wilton and has also
given the fence belonging to the Hell
cottage 11 new cost of paint.
Mrs. D. R. Lambert and Herbert (lg-
den have received invitations to next
week's centennial observances in New
Canaan. which is their native town.
The invitations represent the style or
a century ago. the letter folded and
sealed without envelopes.
"What so fair as a day in June."
The ideal weather. the earnest and elo-
quent addresses of the clergy and
prominent laymen. the interest in the
progress of, their ecclesiastical o'rgan-
lzntlon evidenced by the large and at-
tentive congregation served to mark
the 1751b anniversary clip 9foundi
of the Confiregatidnal Chin rep in
ton. Among they feats of 111111 cum-
memoratlon AA lch p11.IIculerly lm-
pressed the lads of romantic.
was the interesting himiilcul sketch
choir was highly appreciated. ,
At the recent annual meeting of to
Wilton Library Association. the o (1
board of officers was re elected for the
ensuing year.
hers is 107 an increase over last year.
The report of the treasurer was as fol
lows: Balance on hand June Ti.
1900, $380; donations, 325; memberv
ship and on logbeo, $4181; entertain-
ments. :6. 6: outstandln deb
cost of the new ce'taloguel.
[mambo be mile good. if the members
will urchin porch a e the 11111119.
which can be found at he librm. All
membership fees are now due. and h
prompt renewal in den reble. The fee
is but. twenty five den 11 per year.
decorating the interior 0f the Decker '
“(if- .A
written by Mrs. Edward Olmstead and TII
read by the chairman. Strong Com-
stock. The fine music rendered by
former and present members of the 9'
The number of meni- ‘
Cream Freezers.
Planet; Junior Seed A: 'A
., Drills and
Wheel Hoes,
81110 51101.
Paris Green.
Sprain Bumps,
Comet/lick.
Watkins
& Dow.
no WASHINTON STREET.
South‘ N orwalk.
“0—-
Cllr Tel. Call in 43-6. ~
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY TH!
CARLOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M TARLOV.
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Millie/1311111311 e11 113 nnd'r'llcon-
strugtlln :tzle 911%15‘1119‘1‘150 131299319311.”
11 111 s
(silo/sud t‘cnlc. No 0 her prepare. 1011
$23.92; total, .106 98; pan! 'A can a much 0 ea c It“;
Rentlng of llbr'ary, 124; books. 1113 . would?” llevce Ital pegmlll'ell'i'l ill! 0111‘“
furnishings, 18911. 111.10.; wood. 1'1; 3991111111. 1199911111. A
catalogues. all; sundries. $4.47: 111 31391111] 11$," or 8111111111011 C'ra in”
P9381190 1 balance in 11111111.“: to ondschefiastralgiuipn 31%
i . The deficiency?) is lar‘re allotherrssultsoriluperfectdl
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or .18 Range is s toodel
9911351"
co. CDIWIO "
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace
Telephone at house. 34- s.
all
Papen
OUR NEW GOODS
Are now in stock. A larger variety
than ever before. Prices. as usual
very low. Having engaged a number
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS
we are in better position than ever to
do your work.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
E-E-Gorham
10 First Avenue. . East Norwalk.
7.1. Call: ruse.
U) I
B" \ 11'
WITHIN THE RANGE
'- 2 of everyone. the price of the Stoves.
Ranges and Heaters we offer secures
A good value. Designed and constructed
on true principles, they give great nest
16111 11 small amount of fuel Mand-
911-011
of complictness.
‘ " brace R. Nash
1301. North Main and West 8111/1119
The Whole Story
lit one l9ttcr about
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louse
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c
disharmont. althou'gll' " r
set a data for the ebony/in
torment hon $911 91111 1119
committee. 0 .11.. 1311111111111.
oral Russell Pro/1,1 11nd Howard
Mill). It covers the elicitation
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great
' very hard work with his foot in this
posited there by thieves. but the dundy
machine must have been stolen out-
of-town. as no robbery has been report
ed to the police.
The Benedict Farm voters are very
much elated over the election of J. C.
Hawkins, last night, to succeed L. M.
Smith on the school committee. They
worked hard to elect Mr. Hawkins, its
did quite a number from other parts of
the district. Some of the ballots were
printed wlth the names of the different
candidates for Iofllce on them. . This
proved quite popular.
Preparations are being made for the
camp meetings to be held in Spring-
dule f1 0111 July 12111 to 2111b. The Rev
J. J. Foust is president of the ease
ciatlon. and Is now preparing the pro-
gram for the meetings. it will be pub
llshed in 11 few days. Mr. Foust and
family will camp out there for part of
the time and arrangements are being
made fo1 other camping parties.
A calf owned by Edmund B. Smith.
of Raymond street, had a very lively
experience. a few evenings ago and
narrowly escaped death. In fact. why
he did not break his neck none can are
plain. It was at the edge of evening
when he broke away from the barn and
run to Eaile's hill and there stood in
the way of a trolley car. which, from
necessity stopped. The calf then ran
down East avenue and under the rail-
road bridge. 11p Fitch street to the
track. down the track to theebrldge ov-
er Osborn avenue. Here the animal
jumped over the rolling to the street
below. This is quite a distance, and is
where the reason of his escaping alive
is a mystery. Mr. Knapp succeeded in
capturing the animal on Fort Point
street.
DARIENAIVD N080 701V-
There is a very beautiful display of
peoples at the residence of Mrs. Aler-
ander Mackey. .
The Glenbrook baseball nine will
cross bats today with the Stamford
Amateurs. in Stamford.
Robert Waterbury is sinking a new
well on the grounds of the Glenbrook
school grounds. Darlell side.
A young people' s toasting was held
in the Sunday up (191' room of the
Mlelfibodlst Eplsc pal Church, last
11 8*
Captain 0 K Webb. of Stamford.
has accepted Captain ill. Hoyt’s chel
if“: for a sculllug match on the Cove
on .
Mrs. Henry Edwards and daughter
Margaret have returned to Darlen
the winter months.
Overseer Hull. of the Soldiers’ Home
at Noroton, returned yesterday to that
place. after spending 11 few days with
friends in Bridgeport.
The topic for the Epwurth Mucus
tomorrow will be Reverenoc for 811-
cred Things. Exodus 3: 16; leader.
Mrs. Sarah Pancho/w.
The topic for the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society of the Congregation-
al Church tomorrow will he The Law
of Kindness, James 2: 8: Prov. iii;
10; leader, Miss lrene Wuera. _,
item at. John has anode some very
pretty flower mounds in the front
yard of his home. in Main street. The
flowers are very artistically arranged
and elicit 11111111 favorable comment.
Miss Glad 11 Robinson represented
I, a colon at the wont/ad's
‘ tournament which open-
, 11 County Club course,
" 3.. Thursday morning.
Dine. who injured his
11' a ll
ror'z'rxthe accident and finds walking
condition. ,
slim/dist Episcopal church.
sh L. Guernsey, pastor. D inc
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from Porto Rico.‘wl1ere they spent“
tars. William l. Stevens, of Main
street.
Mrs George Wicks. of Raymond
street east side, will leave Monday
for the Pun-American Exposition at
Buffalo. '
Some person butchered a calf Thurs-
day in the middle of the road near
William Broadhurst's place, in Ray-
mond street, the west side, and this
gave rumor to the effect that some
one had been murdered.
Rowuyton Baptist Church services
as follows: Sunday. 10: 45 8.111.,
preahlng by the pastor Topic of sera
man the Testimony of the Lord. Eve
sing at 7: 30. celebration of Children's
Day by the Sabbath school; Sunday
school at 12: Juniors at 4; Senior
Christian Endeavor Society at 6: 30.
Thursday at 7: 30 pm, saclal praise
and prayer service.
WESTON.
Friends from Norwalk have visited
Mrs. B. A Dikeman.
Miss Mary Wakeman has returned
from a trip to Maryland.
Mrs. E. E Wakeman, of Southport,
has visited Mrs. Frank Morehouse.
George Godfrey. of Bridgeport has
9pent a few days with Vanderbilt God-
rey.
The Donneily family took posses-
sion of their summer home here this
week.
Miss Hopkins, of Norwalk, who has
been spending a week with Miss Kate
Smith, has returned home.
The venerable William Landford
sustained a slight shock last weak,
and has since been quite ill.
Harry Nichols was quite badly In-
lured by a kick from a horse, which
he was feeding in the stable one any
recently.
Nor-field Grange held its regular"
meeting On Friday evening. the‘ pro-
gram being in charge of Worthy Mits-
ter A 0. Bradley.
the Middle District School clos'ed
with appropriate exercises on Wednes-
day. The teacher H. 1.. Waterbury.
was presented with a handsome rock-
er by the pupils.
Augustus Kilthraw while walking
down the hill near his home on 8111b
day. was run into by another young
man on a bicycle. Both boys 111111.111.
ed hard bruises the wheel being CNN‘
pletely wrecked.
BAR'IERO DISBENT.
The decision of Judge Lockwood. of
the Norwallt Town Court. in the recent
test case against Barber Apell for
shaving people on Sunder. in which
the Judge declared that a cornmjnn
sense oon'str’uetion of the law .111
necessary in this has. 1111 that.
day shaving could be considered 11‘.=‘11e-
ceIQIllr seems] to have started a ‘
troverpy that promises an exhaust!
discussion of the subject. The N
walk harbors will. prohhbly keep
anon on Sanday hereafter. in up?
one with Jud’ Lockwood's o i i
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end. " in the meantime. the local no
papers are enurened with comma 'i
lions. pro and can. not only her
stick makers contrib ting to the odi-
ifylud symposium .wN w Haven Pulled
um.
REFORM UNION WILL NOT FIG, '1'
TAM MMAN NY
. NEW YORK. June ice—The Genoa
America‘d Reform Union has debit!
not to join the outb'l‘ammany 1nd
inept. Resolutions to that effect ha
,been 1111991111. In these it is set to
that a good man will be supported ,
the office in mayor. but it is not fell
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