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ii ring thee trolley tracks
at that title .01 Riverside avenue.
1~ xton. of Rockvlile
visiting with Mrs
‘V‘ler, 019 Henry street.
wden. ‘of Providence,
1. Mr and Mm
PO‘int street
. Geo go ‘L. Armstrong.
111111.111 Riverside ave;
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Miss Gfiell 011511 99911711119, oi! East avenue;
has hoe engine “810$? teacher in the
Poplar laina sell during the (3011111
lug year.‘
A. Torin? is in oharge ot the jewelry
store on the Washington street bridge.
owned by M. Tariov who is also a prac-
tlcal Jeweler 9
99% , 9r of the Michel block on
: as ingron' street 111-.idge is being
repainted. Burr Gregory will occupy
the second noon.
mm
The large board fence cast of the
,Washlngt'on street bridge. which was
blown over during the recent storm,
has been repaired
Mics Lily’lle Bowling and Mia sJosie
Lenten; of Bridgeport, ore the guests
of tricndn in Cove street They will
remain 9a jaunplo of Weeks
“.4”?
harles H Aiathorpe. of River.
,who has been ill for some
lug. Her many friends
_ n in the employ of
r many years.
turges, oi Stamford
9 ‘ guest of her cousin.
131111.01 Pleasant ave—
an couple of days.
11
Buffalo and the
or‘ Chicago. "1..
few days and
itt‘ cilia day the Emanon Whlet
Clu will leave East Norwnlk in 11
can all. and no to Sherwood'a island
F art» they will be the
tilt Sherwood. The
at 1 o'clock, in the
Vet
ti ucioch‘ thin morning. the re-
mains of uLinue Hoyt. father 01' Mrs. J.
W. Davin. at Betta lace. were taken
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9151' £119 noy’i “were held in
till o'clock this afternoon.
‘ his death. Mr
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' Hoytrwds E‘mm’fhu Hospital.
' ht, between Dan
W317” n11}. b‘fiuwaik and John
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Monday evening.
‘ on
13119991111 99t-i confined to her bed. brain i‘
on; 111 {11111991 at 99141 early stage at ‘
seat 1119 to the St‘am1or
91. the 1.111191191111111 e‘ome and took
‘ man home. Newman: log is broiren ‘
utter some emollient {30191.
‘ made a remarkable drive from the new
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' all round: 11 e.
stoppedbb’etore reaching {vile railway _
aded Pooley went home with the wa-
iron and left Newman to put some or
them uway.~ Noumea says theta
xiii .
9 He “111810111111 at midnight by the night
engineer. A teleph 9 message a
at the knee. The break is not 11, nor-
lous one, but it will be some time be-
9 ill b bi be around attain
Four xoeilent matches in the see-
1111 round at the Connecticut golf
.champidnohip were played off yester
t the New Haitian Gountry Club
Ti. L. Cheney. 01 South Man-
11.111.11.11»... former Yale player had a
hard tussle with B. B. Brown, .lr.. o!
Wee Burn club winning the match up
(39119119111337
enth tee of 210 yards. which was a
feature at the day' a play. Ralph Car~
roll. of Fairfleld, won his match with
l. P. Cheney, and plays T L enemy
in the semi-.flnale C. H. Seoley, of
Wee" Burn had an easy time with ti.
H. Whaples. ohtlartford winning 11
up and 4 to play. W B. T1 nesdalo ot
Fairdeld was detected by W. B. Che-9
ney.1 up. and Soeley and Cheney
(ought it out in the semifinals yester—
day afternoon
The Young. People‘s League at the
Clarion Congregational Church held its
annual lawn party and sale yoaterday
alteration on the extensive grounds
about Dr. and Min. G. R. NOXOR'S reel
deuce. The decorations were on a
Magnificent scale. and appeared es-
pcclaily attractIVe during the after-1
noon. The storm at night seriously in-
terfered with the arrangements. There
Were several tables where various
good things were disposed of. The
confectionery table was in charlie of
Miss. Helen Sco‘tleld Miss Addie Whit»
ney. and Mrs. Clarence Bell: peanut
booth. Misses Lucretia Cullen and
Helen Waterbury; fancy table. Mrs.
Joseph B. Morehouso. Mrs. William
Morehouso and Mrs. Herbert S.
Brown: cake Mrs. George P.
Brett and Mrs William P. Toot
evan: ice cream Mrs. R L Gillette:
lien pond Miss Georgia Whitney Miss
Stolln li‘oote made an excellent [Wiley
palmlst and told many fortunes.
Among others who assisted in making
the affair a great success beside the
hostess. wore Miss Stella Austin, Mrs
A. s. Bibblns, Mrs‘11Ai91rerl Morehouso.
Burglars broke into the residence
of lierdinand M01110. at the Cove Wed
needay morning between 1 and 2 o'-
clock and were proceeding to loot the
place when a hired than. Henry Dug-
dale who slept in‘ 11.11 house. was
awakened by the noise they made and
drove them away. They were at least
two of the burglars They effected an
entrance by {arcing a kitchen window.
Dugdaie was asleep on an upper floor.
The burglars heard him coming down 9
stairs and lied Dugdale discharged
the contents or his revolmr after
them. The men had 11' horse and buggy
waiting down the 11116 for, them. Mr.
Monjo. the owner of the place. has
been in Europe. He is expected
home Saturday His Wife. and her
mother and the hired man were the
only occupants oi! the house at the
time of, 1316' attempted burglary.
The friends of John Carter. Mr. Ba-
ker's ooaehmau. will be glad to, hear
that he has recovered from the cahoots
of his accident of a wool: are. and is
able to attend to his usual duties
again. Mr. Baker lives to the west or
(lienbmok in the vicinity oi Straw-
berry 1111191191.. he has an extensive
summer residence and visits New
York daily on business. A week ago.
‘ yesterday ‘tllo couohman had not 0 t
9 wit h horse and
arriage to meet h s
emplhye‘r at the coat. just at the time
of the etorm. Passing near the Bette
school. on Strawberry 11111.11 clan of
thunder caused the horse to start and
bolt. Carter held on hard at the linen.
but the left rein broke. placing to
driver at the nierey or the vunawu
Realizing his condition. he decided to
try the dangerous expedient oi Jump-
3131mm the vehicle. This he did. but
id not lend clear of the wheels. be-
lunt‘no doubt impeded by a long rubber
coat which he wore. One 01 the wheels
passed over his body. just above the
left hip, making a bad bruleo. and «one
of his knees was 9.1111119999191112. Thouith
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: clot and Belle 1
There was a larne party over 111.111
Stamford yesterday to Roton Point.
and they annoyed a line day' a outinn
Th Marathi 30151191
large y attended yesterday alteration -1 1.
committee of the liranchvillebchoo.
for the ensuing your. 9 9 9.9 .
from his into home. Rey. 11.!!! Willi;
officiated. The interment Was in 1311—
Jon cemetery “
The steamers Lou 1311.
came in from Bridgeport yesterday
with a load of oy tors and planted
them of! 1401199 111919911 9114 but tutti this'
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There was considerable excitement
yesterday at the residence at Edward -’
H and Ray '0; White. on: the bow
ry pickers discovered 1111 1111111111? ping
through the property with a live 11 “1.111.
on atruggllng in his hand. The boy
gave the alarm and in an instdnt a
111.111.1111; young fellows were in par-
suit or tile itlillan. The 111511 1111111in
dropped his prize and started toward
Roton Point. At Knickerbocker Grove
the pursuern came upon Canola bio lilo-
ward 3.1199111919131111 11111! tel :Vhini‘ the
circumstances. lie apprehended the
man. who. of course, protested hit in
noconce, and in the absence of any
tangible evidence. the Dinner was
obliged to allow him to depart. it is
not likely be null 1111119111 about the
neighborhood 1139111191 999 1
9 WESTON.
James Grillin has visited to Bothcl.
Frank Wheeler is spending some time
in Seymour.
Miss Kate Smith has. entertained Nor-
waik friends.
Mrs Peter Perry is entertaining her
mother from Boston.
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Miss Emma Gilbert is the guest9 90!
friends in East Norwallt.
Mr. and M11111. F. (loleburn, of Nor-
waik. have visited Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey.
Measles are unite prevalent, the
children 01 W. P.9_ Lockwood being vic-
tims. 9
Miss M. BREW Cannon. has
spent a few days with Mrs. James Stur-
808- .
Mice Ella Barrett‘has' been spending
a week with Miss Lillie Barrett. of Can-
non.
L. S. Godfrey killed a large rattle-
snake a short distance from his house
a few days ago. . 1 .
Matron
John Brown. Sr,, 111 Bridgeport. spent
Tuesdty in town.
Miss Elele.Miller. of Hartford,
the guest of Mrs. H. G. Thomson.
Mien-VA E. Carpenter is entertaining
Miss Abby Bundle of the metropolis.
The boy crop outlooit in unpromis-
lug.- in view of the piosent cloudy
weather.
Mrs l'McEwen Bette and
CatheriVbe Banning spent Saturday 119
Norwnllt. .
Meant-a. Charles Folsom and George
Stltt. were guests at 111113er Fat-m
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Mien Florend rim-11.01 New. Haven
who formerly resided in this place. is 9
do pronont sojourning in Normaik.
n...—
A party of twelve ladies anticgontle‘e
1 11911111! from South Wilton. will drive to '
090111110 Beach 119119 Saturday‘- evening
Another whlht party will be given"r
Elaturday evening at the Library build-
ing under the auspices oi the Wilton
can own... .9
Harry Miller. of Cannons. 1.11 re
contiy passed his entranoo examina;
tion, and will enter Yale college on
opening of the full term. i
11999. .911199'T';/
new books nave Mraoehy b91111
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. 84:11
added; to Wilton Library. .
compriaos the Cardinal's Snail Box. by
it. Harlem/rile Ga den oi lid on. B. .
Howard and The sored Ronni. by
Henry 1111119191. ‘ .. 99 .
Thor-11‘ are 1.111.111 poi-sons 11111 by
n‘ing in this town who well remembe
incidents otth' ’1be ngtont'ranodynho
clear weather,
flamed on the arrow. and tho 1119111111111.
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:3. .i. Benedict has been elected
George Keovur. Who is employed 11.1
the Yost typewriter factory at Bridge
port. was home over the Fourth
An ice ordain sociable will be held;
at. Mrs. W. R. Foyer' a residence for the
benefit 01 the Georgetown Tclnp
anon Society. ~ 9 9.“, . 1
A party at young people visited no
ton Point last Tuesday evening, leav.
log at 89 o'clock and returning at mid»; ‘ V.
night. They went by oarryull.
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The farmers about town are g1 urn
ling about the bad weather,- as they are 7 ‘
unable to get iii their hay. Very little , 1
in town has been harveotod.
g...“
Frank Benton and Miss Mary Ban-Vj‘
gel-t were united in marriage in New 99
York city last 9 turday evening. Tues-
ing serenade. 9
Mra Leonard Whitney. of south
Norwailc, and Mrs Taylor and 1111113111-
er Mattie. and George Richardson; of.”
9 Norwalk. were the guests or station
Agent Taylor on the Fourth.
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9. SERIESOF AN9NOTAT109N8.
Prof. George B. Beers. of. the Yale
Law School. has just published a so-
rida of annotations of the Connectl.
cut practice acts and rules of term.
The acts wero’pnlllished some 20 years
ago. but in the summer at 18119. .tho
Justices of the Superior and the 89111
promo Com-1.11 iMarie a revision and
modification 01 all the rules. The pre-
sent work growing out pi neoeasity.
remittant of this revision. copulate in
a collection at all the Connecticut
cases, which construe either the prison
tice acts or the rules. These cases
are several hundred-in number.
AMBROSE M'PHELEMY A BANK:
" ' j’fiUFT ‘
Ex- -Oong1eseinan James P.1’igott
yesterday tiled. the petition in bank
ruptcy of Ambrose McPhelemy. of New
Haven. in the United States court. Mr.
McPhclcmy is the manager oi the
irovclund hotel, formerly Traeger‘ s, in
Chapel street .1119 his statement M1.
lilcl’helo'tny shown debts amounting to
$10. 012 92 and assets amounting to
$2,415.14 part at the latter amount be
lug exempt under tbs bankruptcy law.-
An Arkansas. club woman insists
that one of the most touching lines in
Shakespeare is that in‘ Which8 the poet
euys “Herc' s a FOMHHEW.‘ That? “‘1‘"
remembrance. "
1111111 100111111
. 9.1.1910. Tailor.
$111 Suits tor 515
5921) Suits fer $5.15
599221 Suits for 5!].
$25 Suits 101' $290.
1All are the latest- patterns.
It
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:We mike an elegant
‘oys gave them a roiun‘
9 pone out of a case of coffee get:0
’ 114‘ Cottage‘AVe..
91.111111 at the f‘bhlit" price.
9 We know-you are particular. ,9
3110 are we it is “our" partic-
ularity that Riven you the trait
Low shoes are the proper 11:11
1116 Just now, that because they '
iiee‘p the teat cool and 1161111111»
9 111g feet you know soon get ten
1 der. Another reason they 'do 111519
' bind the ahkio and give plenty
99 Opportunity to display prottily’
designed 1108111111.;
9 We have great pleasure in "
91 showing our oxiorde and delight V1
in your discovering the value 111- V‘
‘9‘ ccivod.
‘ ‘l .1..1'
WEAR SHOES _
THAT FIT ’
,1nnruu11unu
AND GET A9 HANDSOME
EARLOR LAVMP FREE!
m
The party getting the most coll
the lamp, 01 if not successful in
this manner, when you have re- 9
receive a 1211111). If you continue-
thc use of Astoria Coffee and save
:1 him; 1.
only
25 CENTS PER POUND.
sruLL.
Bommenulng Meadow
lofty riurs
VHLM
i
V Leave South Norwalk,
1 Leave New Yor
‘ Beeknlan Street, 2.10;). m.
9 (Stiturday, 1 :30 p 111.)
.East 315i. Street, 2:40 p. m.
(Saturday,2 9:00 p. m )
9 FARE:
V Single, 40192.: .1Ex9curslon, 7091:.
9 9 EXCURSION
K' mourn opened.
.Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co.
V SUNDAY. JULY 14.9V
50c.-EXCURSION FARE—50c.
Leave South Nam-1111 in 11.111.
Leave North 331199911. 4 p. m.
FREIGHT. PROPELLER
:3511. 111.
F. H Knitter. So
9 1y hoi-
ccived one hundred coupons you “1V
your coupons, you are sure to get, 1;
East Not-WEIR. V
p.19... 17111
s .
~ Norwallr and south Norwalk.V
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' V sit 11111.9. 1.91
”1.1111193: ants. it will (i
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an. 11191111,
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whopping death 11‘ 9119 the 9
west ture in the 111111 Itis 399111 by
Nerwalk, up John
.Riggd, Norwnlir‘.9w no guarantee out
. , intention or refund money. Large boi-
. ties. 60c and $1.00.
" 9 .rlal bottles tree
....._..
As soon as the average man bears a
woman talk about altering the mar-
riage service he quite wanting to mm
M touch—*—
SHE. DIDN'T WEAR ‘A MASK.
But her beauty was completely hid
9 lion by sores. hlotches and lmpies till
she used Buckien‘e Arn ea Salve
Then they Vanished as will all Erup
tlons, Fever Sores. Boils. Ulcers. Car-
buuciee and Felons from its use. In-
taillble for Cute, Corina. Burns. Scolds
and Pilee. (lure gua1antced.25c at
F. H. Baxter’o South Norwolk. and
John A Riggs Norwalk.
“Harriet. .99” give each other a
dime every time We grumble about the
beat."
“No. Harry. you give me a dime er
01‘! time you say you never grumble
about the heat“ "
This high quality of coffee is V'V
Raomr'n the Graphic?
Arts Building. Expo- ;
sitton Grounds:
41.50
F OR SA LE9 B Y
:NVE WSDEALERS: ; .
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DELIVERED 1N vocn 311v.
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We handle only one grade of Coal;
and that is theiBillB 'i‘.
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality,
competent drivers; prompt delivery.
:9; 901111119116 ‘
a mortuary nilxod. 'l‘h
at 91911399111 Stereos an of
On file at the Reading? ?
-9 papers and mo
49 line suppilés and
hereunto-1'17 ‘
Blane your orders now. and take ad-
cleanly screened.
No; matter what your experience has ‘ . - 1
9 been in the past, give us your order.
‘ and we will pleaae you. 9 9. 9 ‘ 1
Coal YardVVanV one.» 1111111115.. .V
‘ shrapnel: Oillce cornea. ”blown and
9111b tilt
at everyone. til
Ranges and He 1909169
good value. Des
on t1 uc principles,
from a small a
some in app that: is,
strength. Our 931
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