at Trade, owing «1“
is will not meet
enough leaves tomor.
11:19 to the Bork
it New Haven. .
Was in town
siuess.
93m. baseball
Scale Company ship.
' 1.11191:- machines to
‘ '11:; this morning
it Kenipor has retum- V
‘ sit With her sister.
cc. at Stamford.
Cannon. or New Haven.
1311 iii: his mother, Mrs. J. L.
’ qt Westport. on Monday.
W
of Bridgeport, was in
, ,Y- on 11113319933 for the in-
ndrew, of, New York,
I her Sister Mrs. Neil
hureh street Axiénsion.
Westport. are guests or
y‘ ' 0. W. Lawrence, of
’ 1711 B Meod’ s livery
til licence of Charles
- 9 us his vacation
3 , who for sonime
ndiliéw oi row ham
33de‘n'2: or Tova Clerk
‘ 3 the board or select»
3 to gnrvey and make
he oyster ground that
inside of Cedar
1
711. C90 C’1ub hold a root
’ 7‘ am zroun s a
“tampon“. Visitors
ridges and the use
for on the
'Shugaiiu ii '«w
the residence. "The price 933131133 for the ’
, property was M8600
pie 7.173... F ‘& A. M.. are con— .
. like. wool: ..
stér. Mrs. H110. Ben
Herman. hiriduoh'ls
3 Waterbury. and 1.1).
' oi? Scranton. Pa.
lilies) Mm Burr. of Greene Forms,
3 1 visit the Pan -American Expedit-
3 ext month. At present Mr B9rr'7t
. 7.11 717 the exn‘osiuun. ..
’ ere Brothers horses. driven
, eorge 81?ng made th3ngs lively
.- oat-the was
. soon move into
templating going on a trolley ride in
the near future. 3 Just where they will
go is not known at present. Many seem
to be in favor oi Shippsu P9122"
Saturday. August 10th. the Married
Men's baseball nine pt Sougatuck. ex~
pact to a99enr in their new uniforms
”The suite will be loads of blue flannel
hiritb caps and stockists to match.
W
Mrs Allie Allen and sons. Grover and
(inner Alien. or imperial avenue. are
spending a tow weeks with friends at
Lake Warnmaug near Danhnry. Dur
‘ ing their absence at lunch time. Dated.
tive Allen is the, guest or his relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen. of River
side avenue.
A surprise party was given Wed
nesda‘y evening to Mrs William Buck
ingham and Mrs Edward Colynr. oi
Compo street. Ahout twenty-live were
present and report having spent a
most enjoyable evening. George
Washburn' hennthe company in laugh
ter with his humorous recitations. Re-
freshments were‘ served The party
departed about. 12: 30.
The expenses ‘ot the public schools
in Westport for the past year were as
follows: Teachers. $4, 950 90; acting
school board and secretary. $249.13:
transportation charges for conveying
pupils from the Worth and Poplar
Plains district to the West Saugatucir
and Crosshighway schools 2242. so;
miscellaneous. $676. 39: total 36 119. 22
against 66.971113 inst vear.
A new baseball team called the
Bachelors is. being organized in West-
port. The Bachelors will challenge any
team in Westport and Saugatuck. h 01
lowing are the players and their po
sitions: Pitcher. William Downed;
catcher .i‘ohn Carpentei: first base
Edgar 1!. Perry; second base. John
Daly: third base. Thomas archer;
right field Charles (layer-"left field.
Thomas Kirk: center x:éiield.
Richardsnshort stop, Morris Whimsy
A rowing part was given Wednes-
day evening, in onor of, Miss Mitotic
1-iubboil.oiliakehurst N. “ls-T The at.
fair was a most enjoygble one After
rowing down the river the party pan
took at a dainty luncheon furnished by
the ladies. Among those present were
Miss Bellows; of New York; Miss Hub-
bell. of Lakehurst; Miss Speck, oi
. New York; Miss Annie Evert“; Mrs
Edith Peterson. Mrs. Bellowa and
Messrs. J. Sanford Gregory. Arthur
Northrop. John Keeler and R: F. Bayn
W
A party in honor at Miss 1313110771!
and Miss Speak. at New York. was
given last evening, at Elmorest the
rgsidonce at Mr.
in; were sold ed. after which refreshm
orients consist on oi. cake and orea'rn
were ‘iserve’d Among those prose t
were Miss Mamie Hubbell. Miss Bpoc
Miss Be lows. Mrs. George W. Gris
cry. Miss Edith Peterson and MeseMtvv‘
Liohn “Keillor. 17-. sodium Gregory, .v'Ha‘r
old Ke'eler‘. Richard aynhsin and Maw
Bellows. or New ”Yer. ‘
. stated.“ 30.111611
.1 mos friend
.lancoy street. station who died
and Mrs. Edwin A‘w
Squires.oiiiompo.31nging and danc- ‘
13179737 8. Johnson. a unveiling sales
man on the American Bicycle Gom-
pony. or Philadelphia.‘was in The Nor
walks. yesterdii‘y' culling on.deaiers.
39
3d and partake of dirt
is probable that pthey will return by
train. 3 .. ,
I I . U ‘ "
John J. Woodward. oi Eimwood avo-
nue., has purchased a new coaster
brake bicycle. _
3 A collision between two bicyclists
occurred at 7:90 o ’clock last night. On
East Main street; near Hamilton s
branch drug store, in Bridgeport
or the riders. Who retusod to ditciose
his identity. woo severely hum": he
other, Joseph Schi hie Nigel-.3 1r. scooped
with a bruise on“hi h which
though painful. was not‘ amass. At
the line of the accident Schletlnger‘
was ridi ng northward will hile‘ the man
with whom he collided was ohm-bitch
ing from the opposite direction. Ac
cording to the story “on eye-witness.
neither rider was directly to blame 9..
the accident. Schlotinger was rid us
on the right side of the street and the
party with whom he collided was ul
most in the center ‘An approachinii'
carriage caused both riders to turn to
avoid a collision with the team in do-
log so they' ran into each other As
r wail not sotibusll’
hurt. though his wheel was method
The other rider; who was a man ap-
patently 30 years or age did not fare
so luckily. though his wheel escaped
any great damage. He was thrown
over‘ his handlebars and landed on
his chin- and face on the brick pave
ment. His face was badly injured. He
also received an abdominal injury
that at the time was thought to be
actions. A third rid der 'who was near
the two in the coliisi 311‘ mm to the
sistance of his friend; hb Was so bad y
injured. The man do «is not walk with
out assistance and vise helped into the
drug store. Dr Either 11‘ Blank who
resides nearby, was summoned and
made an examination. Medicines were
administered and a prescription filled
which was taken away with the
patient.
was assisted
to his home by his
those present were: Miss Anna Dev-
lin. Miss Bessie Woods, Miss Anna Ma-
oey, MissA Ada Stuart, Mr. and Mrs.
Paxton, 113113.140 Louis metres and
Messrs. Joseph Devlin, Herace Wake-
man in. and Joseph Morton.
m
was; no 'FOIJI. PLAY.
Policeman W e". “1362‘“ Due to a
now/31.70 noun... 2.4... case ‘0.
Policeman Petéirw W. Yunge, oi the no
in
Boilovue hospital teddy ironi- in urine
received at Oriental Park; West road
scout.- excited intend to n rarest’ inst
Alter resting some time he .
street gown or
way and Grand street ye9terdayuiter- .
Hosts» 3 civil» stitch d in White
courtesy oi Rs
33 surpiicejp dice opensovcr a tuciied and}
satcheddlncu plastron. The revere .
are oi the poppy linen, covered with
nor material. The cults are oi the lin-
en, hematitched and turned plainly
back 3A black satin tie and belt com-
plots the costume. which is perfect in
finish and style.
A dainty evening bodice is oi deep
cream renaissance, lace, made with a
Jacket elicct ever accordion-pleated
white chliion. The lining is .0: white
italio‘ta. At the thrust the 111013 is turn-
so hash in a V shape. showing the
pleated chiiton underneath. The gir-
die is a broad 628.2171” of a” Roman
soar! oi delicate tiii'ts drawn Into a‘
large bow ‘at the side. There 1 not
hinch to describe“ aho t’
gowns of this i'l'htnr
entirely upon the righncss ol the ma-
tnrlal and tho pr9£oseional cut and lit
to give them the air which bespeaks
the word oi and at. 3
bodice skirt is shown than in our little
9mg ilgh‘tweighed nievp
lot. The skirt a made with the point.
ed bodice and his to perlcction. There
is a deep circular ilounce. made with
seven pln- head tucks 01' a quarter 03!
an inch in depth. Around the top of
the bodice and xtending down the
re
.3 wrist. where there is a narrow putt u
long. strapped with the black brat
medsliions oi batiate end icon. the red 3.
of the linen showing through the thin:
princess, or ‘
‘or the braid crosii. the; lace and a V of -.
French knots~made with Corticclli ,
., buttonhoie twistworuamonts that yoke
The sleeves
113, bed with a plain band
”on
[The Bind 1
\in6
"Mounting
we...“ we.
EARLY SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE.
W
San Francisco Labor Leaders and‘
Merchants Hopeful. 3
SAN FRANCISCO, August 22—41.
early settiei‘n‘ent oi the trouble! be-
tween the Ilimployers’ Association and _
. 7988: Palm“. everything
“9,. Dealer in Junk o All Kinds.
Hlkhoat 17710071 paid for bldflgotul.
or
coll». Prompt attention given to all
the (lit? Front Federation now seems ’ ‘
probable. The labor leaders and pruni-
inent merchants are alike hopeful that
tomorrow at. latest will see peace to
stored. and that on Monday the str115~
log workers will return to their former F
employment.
The City E‘ront Federation have ask-
ed Mayor Phelan for more lightxupon
some features o3: the terms of peace
upon which the employers insist. This
letter will be laid before the Empldy-
ers Association to ay.
Cellini-ended wl be held and it is
expected that an understanding will be _
reached before night. Whatever do “
reached will not direct- 3. E
clsion may 1317';
iy aiiect the “striking iron workers who
are not included in the city front ted Q
motion 0! 1111701133.
DEFEATED TARIFF CHANGES.
"RIO Dill JANEIRO, August 2.~Ow-
log to the oiiorts of United States
minister here. Charles Fags Bryan, pro
posed thrift changes. prejudicial to V:
American commerce and favored by
Britain. liaiihn and Argentine interv
csts.have3.317con defeated in the Bra
ciiipn congress
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUf.
cIil 1111111. 31111
‘DMTH NORWN-K, OQNN. 3
Surplus. .
OtherProflis. :23“. Ohmic
mu “INNS, President.
“003 ‘lAYlONJiIlflIIdt.
' cinnamon.
John H. Ferric
John 1-1. Kuhn
.91, .7‘
Henry Seymour
Christian Sworn
John .11. Light 11£g7 Mathew-6n
Josiah R. Marvin iiqmuoi driimman
.1. Wallace Marvlh.‘
4!!!!
P W Harrie. 3289‘th
3100.000.00 33 933-3 _
new voRK. New not... a Q
36
.95
“313
c
. A6 M.-—12.~ 352.147562.
Pure White
mixed by hand"
‘0! 10112 $1151 ‘00
lacé‘ as indchi‘ii
guns: of 91991} 911th S {h
. top on All! on
3 Main gifeetfi $339 painted 97 inc '7.
in this to nu;- 0713219i eleven years.
a’gb‘. Tile are
Your house "will stand as on:
it 1 point it. My office. 52 South
Main street. 83M: residence. 25
Six-Day Tours to Budalo.
Leaving every Monday. from 323 to
330 according to accomm tlona so-
looted. Rots iron: Ne‘w Hhven. .
ThreesD§y Tours to Block Island.
Every aturdny. $8. 50 to 310.60..
Five~Day Tours to Catskill.
July 23d. August 6th, and 211th} $14. 50 .
from New Hares.
Dy Tours to White Mountains.
52'“ y 22:! August 6th and 19th. Bate
52Tickets and copies of “The New Eng
land Tourist" at the 019mg} 07H George
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME. TABLE. ..
i was.
In effect May 19. 1901.
LEAVE eou'rH uoamLK son
A" 31—42 351: 1131;211:715; 8216.
7 7:18,: 77.“; 8716: 6702:, 9: to,
7‘?ng 0572 10740. 51'.
. 314'“
3.3;: 7.717} ..,. .3.
7-. Wm“
qua.
93:40 17:45:. 39:035.
5:00...7>:110.‘
at; i943..10:‘689:‘
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