has been
liainer, 0
ide9
Bette pl
Mr. all are, sustus Raymond, or
, or returned home trom9.999
isit in Wilton.
‘ itett. M Staten Is-I‘
at M Mrs. Wli
Samuel
mMALJH
y.
night.
.00 gone iiito the
ill) a‘ partner infoi
Alfred Bucklusham,
last week.
1 Van Emit arenas
in bi; weeks with his
M Lockwood in
y in New York city.
629""le are out
at
street bridge. .
9A W
‘ of Rholton was the
of his parents in out ,
place. Mr. Smith returned horns last;
of Van Zandt ‘9
avenue, ls reooverlnit very nicely from
the e‘itects at tailing trout an apple tree
renovated so there ' h.
11.0.0 it will be
as,
then b to e .
9 e to th avenue, Stem! ,
, , E on
he own th e harbor yesterv
ny mornipsaabout i5 o'olocll by the
609096) if
to probe are
noon. The schooner was slightly
V 6’ New York city. The
, (in 11,100 iiia‘ht from her
til
; ‘en‘WIoh. Mrs Peck
s in East Norwallt who
e s spiel- Har-
to so «dine view oi
new East. River8 bridge, which is
. new undergoousiruetion. The sight is
.11 very in resting one and
‘ appear to take things
pi 9 who are employed
. here who no baseball game on May-
Opal. Saturday g'betoeen the
airflowers an "" the Newde‘ld‘s. 6‘:-
.an ‘
Haven age the ”an“ 1 MIT: and Mtg: Bridgeport. tor, be reason that the full
ldoinplil‘nent of Mayflowers did not
sh ow upt‘ “Th6 Newbéldfi Illiiiil'eil their
at the contract and were on hand
“no” remains. The May iio'w
hay ably played their: 1’19}le
me tell this totalled. it they play
ilfia'i n it mw iii to”, all probability be an
do go diil rapt name and in the team
. . it be pl )3 Hum different parts of
the tewn‘. h‘e spectators who went
‘ down With the hopes of seeing it game
there much disappointed. It is linden
stood at. the blame for tli‘s tailors
M a z s does‘ not lie with rMaahser
David, 3636 hfr R638 as obliged to
pay the expended M the‘ ‘éwil‘éld game
R0 WA YTON.
E Bartr hulldin a new be e
at Talmadzglfill g us
. a‘rh
" El; ill
~,v
dub-m
George ’D. Mo‘Kay, M New York:
gent Sunday filth relatives in Rowdy-
A shirt waigtisoelable will be given
by the S S. lGilib in Guider‘s Hail,
grip to the city Tuesday MSW-f
ago with a pair 0
iiged to carry the
Eprrth League
I in the East Ave-
. hurcll this evening.
. Harry Croecett.
jig young men in Fred
$6 ool class are con
vacations nex
riesn Exposi
gone about
old in the
is Oh 9eh9,‘ tumor
0“. AH. oi South
c'ism hello in John
.gerry Hill yes-
East Nor-walk
‘l‘dgei and return
Itei’dsy.
York, who is
Riverside ave-
‘ W1?“ rolls v‘z‘s
’i’el‘slllritll humanity vul-
to the sea-here resorts to
9 Yo‘stoi-day ._
‘I 6919 the sol»
' I
“prices yesterday nth
ward the Mart r,
The school lawn is being kept in
lined definition and presents a very
pretty appearanee. '
Contractor ,0, l... Ogden, oi Roway-
ton is prepaid no to limits to the East
Side tarnio9 ‘
Robbl‘t Di is at hiew York City.
is the guest ‘0, 991p parenté‘. Mr. and
Mrs Alphonsd’9 ib id. 6! Main street.
The trolley rili‘ to as given to Plea
sure Beach Th‘ui‘l‘lii evenlns. will be
t under the manic 9 “t
Miss Mildred“ till
one. has rotor-1,6“
'vislt with reiatl'V9 ,9
1 6, took the
Elm bury as car-
06d.k
r956 Wéaefilverflitoute No.
W.
plane at
‘rler M
The led I 'M‘ e Methodist. Church
‘ , h‘i‘r duocessml ice
cream and belle. bill in the chapel
of the church. solidity evening.
The Rowaytos’ youths take advan-
tage of the good beach near the old
, Starla pavilion and from there so ill
bathing. They don their bathing at-
. the near the pavilion. . ‘ ‘
”Stephen sealer. or Jersey City, N.
. J.. is the guest at his sister. Mrs. Ai-
phonho Dibble. of Main street Since
his visit in flow toll last year Mr.
Seeiey has passe through a severe
illness. 9 ~ ,
, The selectmen have decided to en‘-
teud the mundane road on the Wilson
Oove9 in t I h id at
0‘9 90 9 T9 09 l
‘Wiill'A li‘aI'lW 66 a?“ longs'n ‘on
eon-
thee:
clll‘
crushed stone willd be qud by};9
Itab9l‘e Edward J. Mdri‘gen in do as
war . . ' .
mum
t‘llllte a large Iunlro money is still
9999,1‘ledd9eil i
it] W .
til 2‘6‘clook in the
interment was 1
’ droils‘ list.
from the top or the hill. to -’
. 506‘ ‘ ‘o a
‘ artistes J .
atom or to “i“
vi
as Mr . Toms. Weed“
' nil
has Joined the Connecticut Fife and
Drum Corps Association, which
hold .6. field daya
trust in il.‘
Ground: llint“ rda E' d‘s i581 9‘” 9999
tons all e‘ l}! . 6 an: r
not»? know tliat the éilmo
would be hard fought as the sum of
$50 was at stake.
R. A. Waterbury. or 0:: Ridge. re
the Fourth.
auditorium" at sombre Where he
received treatment. He has returned
to his home and reports his hand
much better.
Rev. Arthur Renae preached. It
Noroton. yesterday. No meetings are
held in the evoningI with the excep-
tion of Wedndoiiey?’ events: prayer
meeting. The char-6h has secumd an
accomplished singer Irom Norwaik
Miss Clara Dayton. M, Stamford, is the
organist. ,
“aw—db
Mrs. M. A. Hague. mother of Mrs.
Frederick Chaddert‘tm. of Dorian, sail-
ed tram England last Saturday on to
steamship Etruria.,‘and is expeeeted: o
arrive in this country annuity morning
She will be met by Mr. Chadderton.
and will come to. Dalian for an extend
ed visit.
W
NEW IN. -
Stevens .52 Planer have dissolved
partnership. Mr. Kinney retiring.
Martin 8': sapioid are painting the
front M the opera House building.
Benedict & Gas shoe factory is at
work again. alter a shut-down of two
weeks _
W
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt started Saturdl‘ly
on a} visit to Baltimore. for the benefit.
oi! her health. 9
MI;
Mr. 'and Mrs William Lloyd return“
ed to their home ill New Haven. Eri-
day. after spending a‘ week with role;
lives and friends in, town.
i
J. A. Halliman and idmily. or New
York are deeper as part at the house
“ when by Mr. Rancher. corner of Park
and Routinely streets. , ’
i A isle of homemade cakes. brands“
rolls; biseuit, pot“ cheese. eta. took,
place at the Guild House of St. Mar‘s
Churnh. Trid afternoon. A .9goo ly
aunt Wits realE: . 9 . 1
M ‘
Mary 10.. widow at Hehry Edition. of
Lewisboro. died WednesdeY. axed
enty- two. The ninerdl service was Rdlvd‘m
at the limits Botarday’m
0. M. Soileelr of Norwalk officiated. .
Robert Sillinian. his two sisters.
Misses Mdrths and Carrie. and debris
Kellogg. started Saturday for the Pan
Amriricsn amfilrsition. MES gong:
T er an a so;
it? an} “Mgr Millie Kit
with Mr. and Mrs. Minot Renown;
Mt. Vernon. started Willidilli-
Monroe. his twii gril‘I‘i‘dI'oni.
'Webb. will start today,M
, WW
LOST Hi8 MONEY.
ll: of Illil.
' 99'wn with
dull the
mild Jib; ‘ HE“ ll ‘
will prolrIbl-y behold in a“ w‘edlt or two; -
bills at sullen. "'r‘
on brain corps ,1
t
A large crowd went to the Hooker .
to see the Noro- _,
Miller", ri‘t ..
r o e £""'db..o
‘ “‘5 J. T. Whone and Batten.
dim M‘ss .oulieiio‘ Kn mill help or" le
no“ inu' v
“qr-Ii
air-In er Complains to Obi-I lawman
1 . rtcubolh but input, (In 0
goal ,"At the bat to D
. nylon and the niith‘s‘ use
«three line'lli Edi‘fiiiimf‘
the . lips, and the iblins
,ceived a; severe; wound in the hand on , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
He has bites at Dr. Briggs' in
J Jordan" I but curred hills
Luckily he got his hands
it and it only took ti‘ s,
shin treat his tone. The split
N06waik Mills.
1g
Ow
idemgwkmoup
to
Soilllmenn, 3 b,.9
none, 1. In
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his I. I.,i. 2H;
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Hubbard. a b..
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Letto‘n bases.N H.321). (l. 8: still
bases. 8. Hull J McGrath. Ladrig‘dn.
R Jordan 2. Miller. Bel-cone. Lye
' two base hits. Blair. P. MoGrnth;
his play. Halo and Hubbard: struck
out by McGrath 7. by Blair 6: b
on balls. Blair 2: wild pitch Bid Ir;
passed balls. R. Jordanfi first been
00 errors. N. M. 5. P. :0. 2. Umpires
admin-2‘2: "Eou‘t‘i‘l Ends, 6.
Newton iost9 the $50 purse, Saturday
by going to pieces iii the fourth in-
99. 1‘ ping. when seven of the eleven errors
were made. a‘ low throw to ilrst in
aging all the trouble. and when to
I e o ioared’ away four runs wdre
up tor South Blade. The auto»
V" toll! ”6‘5“ him to oviirilomo the hind .
and got several men to bases. but slow
' or! therdl‘ltlllsd all ehhlioes. :Anoth- '
,er. nurse of no will be played tor oat-
urday The share:
» Noroton.
R. Wuérs.‘ ii II.
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The Stamtor Y... (z. A. ilasa‘very
< strong base bsl team and before the
.. team was reorganized "
loo 1“! M ‘0
6 teams met twice and
9 had won both games. and
3600., J. a good deal of interest
on areas d over the game for Satur-
a 1th e9H South Nor
Y
They had. everything their own wsy
until the last or the eighth innia‘g
when a few easily errors and by the
0.616 of the umpire the Stamina-do sue.
seeded not only in overcoming the
Norwallr he‘y's' lead. .biilt in outing them.
e is dominion:
all? boys, went into
shutting out their
a .l
to sunsets ill lhsilphsli‘ thus titling the
ire and to‘ade, it necessary to hilly
be: full billing.
Pdr too. the new third bas-
“ill-It in e tenth and be
I 3 five out of the
the right fielder I head for this
t home run in‘ the some ,
Que; ,K’no‘rr, the catcher was n (3%
boys he sent the ball out of the pol
and see ed before the ball was plcir
Stamfords. but the umpire collie to
their assistance and pulled it a to
bsli and ordered, Anorr knock to but.
At ones a vigor-ones h was me d
and the 80 edsiayed but it lives to .
glaring I. denial u‘to
336616" o demote
allow. and the
rooeeded but a. as
I put a and no more rung
$eiy tor the Stamfords their
homes tars were up in the tenth and
the same was llhished. The score by
innings:
There is {elk
team Irom ,nio
lccchanowa.wl=aH¢occH~
w guidturntlid
ed, out 1661' rope. and _.
' up. This seeuied too much for the ‘2
. iii)
em 10. Ferris. in Nor-
99 mdwfz to the soul-
Leave South biotwdik 7 :35 a. m.
Leave New York:
Beekman Street, 2. m p. m. ,
(Saturday, 1:30 p. m.)
East 3lst Street, 2 :40 p. to.
(Saturday, 2:00 p“. m.)
(FARE:
Single, Ace. ;- ”Excursion. 70c.
EXCURSION TO
‘ NORTH BEACH.
Sunday, Jilly 3801,1901.
soon-EXCURSION FARE—soc.
Leave, South Norwalk, 10 a. m.
Leave North9,9Beach. 4p. m.
Accompanied by theiaouth Norwalk
Quorum Club and Gel-mania Snooper.
bond. ' . 2
: reorder PROPELLER
. 57 "w
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Lenave Baeekm‘ah St, N. Y‘.:
Mon.,~Wed., and Fri., at 5 p. m. ‘2 ,‘
Leave Norwalk:
Tilda. Thur-5., and Sat, at 4 p. m.
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‘i’ and that is the user. , .
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Bast Id enmity. cleanly screened,
competent drivers. prempi deliver-v.9.
No matter what your eiperisnoe has
been in, the past. give us your order.
nd' we will please you. . ,
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good value. Design
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