Hutugari will hold
Q their} grand lodge convention this even-
1! Norwalk. QQ» _..
C", mailman George S. Grumman, of
1 in street. is enjoying the excursion
‘ to Narragansett Pier today.
Miss Gregory, hi South Nor-walk is
spending some thud in this vicinity. ,.
lsallx‘iztford correspondent Bridgeport
cs.
1 M.rs Eben Gridln, of New Harsh.
‘ who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
,, EcMint/ou. ‘01 Golden 11111 street, has
eturncd home.
1 Miss Marie Delahanty and Miss An-
1 die Hull, are spending a week or two
1th their aunt had friends in Brooks
as New Nari“.
,W
as suds a. timeshare. or used
lien, N. Y., was the midst of Judge and
1 Mrs. George E. Keeler, over Sunday.
She returned home today.
‘ Messrs. Charles Kellogg. Howard
Montgomery and Frederick Scoheld. oi
Norwslk', went on the excursion to
Narmngausett Pier, this morning.
1? . WI
' ‘ held :Roberte‘,‘ aged sixty-site
We ‘-known citizen oi Rivertonr, died
at, is, home in Rivertoa alter a long‘ ill
need with a complication of diseases.
Mr. Roberts is survived by a widow,
three sons and two daughters.
Wedding invitations are out for the
marriage ceremony of Miss Myrtle
Faulds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Faulde to William J. Bone
diet, at the Methodist Episcopal church
in Norwalk Tilesday August 12th. at
4: 30 o'clock. ..
“It's never tdo late to try the hu-
perli‘iil Crown 100 client
W
Postmaster Marigold, of Bridgeport.
yesterday received A cablegram telling
him of the safe arrival of Consul Ed-
‘w‘hrid A Creevey and his party at
Southampton. They went across on
the steamer Grosser Kuerierst and are
1 en route for Glauchair.‘ Saxony:-
Twenty rive 'sjir'vivors of the Ninth
Connecticut Volunteer regiment met
‘ at Saviu Rock, yesterday, for the unnu‘
al reunion Dulcers were elected as
ioliou'e: President Lieutenant Rich-
And Fltzgibbdne Bridgeport; treasurer
Simon strict; New Heron: chiiplain
and historian, C. Collard A ms,_-Croin
”well. A history oi the to meat is to
be ‘prepdi‘e'd {or next your reunion.
tier Mhmesrmecting, the. .vete‘r
my» .‘5'1
.. won’t Know
.1. 1.1.1»... this my? net 11, 1
’Aoimthing that will tickle the
use, Earner sugar cured
s‘ 111111 Moon, boiled ham. “1“ 9”“
pressed ham. minced ‘
s. iii-yeti beer, and a
1 Q borne i Heyview avenue.
1 W
‘Conoy island.
I wash night with Pioneer Heck I: [4114‘
N rides at Wilton poo
rough No'rwalk about 11:
Phinney will 'be at his cities on
{hfvmiiilh‘ an all day Wednes
who, is in the regular
g a show stay at his
he males that: have been camping
near Pea 1‘. ”Eva used through
town. bound. eutrth, morning.
WW -
Mnec . ~ Chorus, of South Main
street. 113811191an Mrs. Emma
Dykcmanxand children. 01 Danhury.
m
Miss Elise Recharge: Ecrdham. N Y..1
who has been the ghést of the Misee‘
Valentine, 1n West street. has returns
home.
Wm
Mrs. Homer A1‘Bucknam. of South
Main street. has returned home from
a ten weeke’ sojourn in Sullivan Coun
ty. NY. . , ,
Mrs. L. .F. Flinn. who has been the
guest ‘of her parents in Fairiield ave-
nue, has returned to her home in
Nridgeport.
Wm
‘Mise Fanny Hoyt. and Mrs. (NW
a y will entertam the Pine hedge
Wh at Club at the club house tomorrow
afternoon Members will take the
11:20 trolley. ‘
Harry Camp. of the post oiilce de-
pertinent, of Washington. arrived in
Norwallr. yesterday. where he will
spend a month's vacation at his home
in North avenue.
This Big r611 .Quartette (coloredg. oi,
Norinilt, will give nn‘ entertainment 1 -
on the lawn at The Knob. tomorrow at-
ternoon. There will dancing in the ‘ ‘
evening. Music by Weidenheimor.
m
Principal and Mrs. Williain C. Footc.
or South Main street. entertained over
Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Sherman .1).
Facts. of New York. Miss Grace Foote
their- daughter, has been the guest o'h
Nrincipal and Mrs. Foote. for some
t rue
Pref Frederick Merrill. .of Pine
street. has been engaged to play with
Spiedcls Band. of Bridgeport on an
excursion that leaves that city next
Saturday. on the steamer Cyrus. for
bun-mm
The Evening sentinel: was printed
yesterday by electricity, the power for
the dynamo beln supplied by the
South Norwalk E ectrical Works. and
is the first newspaper in the country
to he did ted b power from a munici
pal clectr chip ant.
The out—of—town guests at the Not-
waik Hotel, yesterday. were: .1 CH
Gibbs. oi New Yer-15.1 L 0. Whittemo’n.
of Stamford John Alcott, of New York;
W. G. Bartlett. at Boston. E. C. Freu~'
man. of New York; E. N. Horn, of
Pittsburg. Pa.1;11and .E. P. Harris. of
Brooklyn.‘ L. l‘. ‘
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Tonight will be What is known he
der Company, Phoenix Engine COM-i
puny and Hope Hose Company y.
three com sales will hold practice drillT
at 8 coins, near the Center school. A
special business meeting will also be
he . .
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It Warming. wi
" this most
1111110an ,th ,qu 1' else.
term
It I: Leil-
601‘ 011111th ifigfi‘rfll‘t‘ Aline Oom—
concerted the invi-
iné he
ry
Aden!
aim of
s
, ‘1181‘ 1086?th ’fil‘ircili‘
the victims others. Extra weight
or body-Movers better:
hi. by. stool:
roe home will}.
Every trayelor's need:
11111111
MKS, .
suit cases
straps
hat. belies
A good. stout. roomy trunk for 35.
A hole leather suit, case, well lined
ahd strong in every w‘ay, $6.
Every, toilet need:
brushes (all sorts)
combs
perfumes
powders
Madame Yale e prepnrntione.
l 9pr itch oi: the new
Aristo self; _ ning paper will be Niven
here Wednesday from 10 o'clock to 1
A demonstrator will show just how
this paper. which simply needs a salt
and a fixing bath, should be handled
to secure best results.
Bring’some prints with you nudist
him tone them.
consistencies
DRY GOODWCO"
Bridgeport.
The Proper Time
v To PAINT OR‘PAPER
ISNQN. Q
The Proper Q Man
TODD IT 18
Jacob A Rudder.
33 59er min SRT'EET,
FPO 'ITTHAVILAND ST.
Thh' ’
111.. We”; the Nassau rm
, . at illuminate“ n‘,
‘; Gee Range"
The rcslof the bounds slumps (Oink
juriwlimumledlw “ be:
Turned off at a moment .5
.1“
ins This concmmm) {Q
swimmer
and a sober and nudustriv
one man. Gains years ago he was in
lured by a we Thirty falling upon his heed
' can in the heat at health
Q n ‘ it is said. will be his
team omcials and the
canine villi vh‘ his name inscribed
,on the record,
t‘ licensed dog,
{page about it!
Q ,as all it. hits: dogs rave been
a habit of doing free iron) all
dange oi molestation tor henceforth
and idrever or anyhow until the next
dog licence d y.“
“ returned in Greenwich at
2‘ or hit release As there are
several other residents down Green-
wish way who have returned to license
their dogs end have said that they
would rather decay than pay dues,
they might Niall: Worden and bark to
any recital he may give of his expcr
ionces in the Bridgeport jail.-
THE NABE POBTPONEP
Contact Human Bridgeport Yachts
to be Held Auuuit 17
The, race for the viola cup in hrldge
port between Commodore lewie‘ yucht
Amateur. at us Park City chht Club
and Mr. Perkins yacht Turn. of the
name organisation. has been postponed
to August 1311111.: 1
The arr-augemente tor this race
were made at the last meeting of
the club and: the event was scheduled
to take place August 10th it hes been
discovered. however, that this data
hohdicts with the date it» the annuhl
regatta ‘0! he Bridgeport Yacht Club
and than there are many members or
the Park City club who wish to attend
both events. This however would be
impossible aim for this reason it has
been deemed advisable by the oillcore
sitthe Park City Club to change the
a e
The course for the race has not yet
been determined upon. Whether it
will be to "windward and return or a
regular triangle aifair is undecided
The matter has been ieit in the hands
oi a committee which will report on
Nil: subject some time below August
....___.._.._..£_...
REGIMENTAL REUNIONS.
Twenty-first C. V.--At New London
August. 7.
“ [Sign C. V.—-At Bridgeport, August 8
an .
Connecticut Light Battery-—At Plans
are Beach. Bridgeport August 15.
21. Sixth C V.-—At Laurel Park. August
Company E, Twouty- second C. V.-~1
At Montowcse, Augivlst 21.
Seventeenth Ci V.v~At
Beach, Bridgeport. August 28.
Connecticut Cavalry Association. «v
At New London August 21.
~ Twentieth C. V.~At Snvin Rock Au-
g‘ust 22,
Fourteenth C. V.-—At Suvin Rock
September 17
1, Fifteenth C, V. —-—AtQ Bridgeport. Aug-
Twoiityoeventli O. V.~At
.Rock Wednesday, September 1.
P168811"?
,. net 24 .
Snvln
l PatienceLl-Did'Nou any she's a. fine
». .ccnvcrsatloualietl
Patricew—She ought to be. She‘s one
‘ or the lending meiubers of the Nrook-
lyn Whist Club.
rive 11111130118
1 WHY
‘ :THE scum NORWAtK sAviNcs
i sank Q
is pepuiar with money savers:
sinusitis .‘i‘ the basis
Seconds-11.“ a ‘h‘iink for all the ‘peo.
All Q-v—rich and poor. men, women end M1
11%
s
Tuition-it is courteous to depositor ‘
‘ , Norton, Bristol
.. seamen vii
presi
rulings committee sup 'en
the next General, Assembly and 111'
the constraint of such laws as mdye
deemed necessary. This committee
ll drsit a bill providing» for: the.
using of stationary engineers. The
committee uplidiiitcd is Frederick Ken
pie. Bridgeport; Alex .Rida..New Hay.
Michael O'Brien, Hartiord: .121
Oillcers we sledge
all,
as iollow : . President. Edwar
roney, New Haven; vice hresi rant. 3 ‘
W- Blacker. Waterbury; tressii er. Mil
,chael 01' Brien. Harticrd; secretary. Al-
ex Kids, New Haven: conductor, W. A.
Norton, Bristol”; doorireeper, J‘ W
Banks Merideu. After the business
goofing dinner was served at Savin
cc
vowuxaeast sensuous.
- ‘ ,m ., 12w}
Third Regiment Association in Process
1 oi'Q Formation. 1Q ., ,.
Plans are being made torn reunion hi
the Third Connecticut Infantry. Unit.
all States Volunteers. to' be held on
Thunksgiviuu Day. in New London.
The idea is the suggestion oi! Sergeant
Major Robert McKay. of Worcester.
and he has been made secretary of the
temporary orguniaotlon for bringing
the reunion. Colonel A. C."l‘yler is
the president of the temporary organi-
nation.
1 A committee of sixty officers and
members oi the several companies in
the regiment has been appointed to
meet at Camp McLean. Niautic Aug
net 16, to nitrite the further arr-an e-
ments for the reunion. Among to
New London members of this commit-
tee oi sixty are Lieutenant Colonel E.
'1‘ Kirkland. Major H. M. Lee. Major
11. B. Thomson, Major Henry S Dor
sey, Captain C. P. Kirkli‘tud, Captain
J. .i. Lawless and Q. N. Sergeant Rich-
ard P. Freeman. Jr.
The sole purpose of the organize
lion proposed is to maintain the ac
uuaintanoeehips formed during tho,
service in the regiment in the war with
Spain and reunions will be held at
intervals. All members or the regi
meat who have been consulted on the
subject are very favorable to the idea.
and it is probable that the organiza
tion will include practically every
member of the regiment.
MW
MR. BURNES‘S SERMON.
van-.m—
interest in Service Enhanced by Night
. Blooming serous. -
Rev Harvey E. Barnes 3 topic of dis
course Sunday evening at the Howard. .
Avenue M. E. Church New Haven was
“Gaining by Losing.” His text was
taken from Christ‘s advice to the
young man. when He said: “Go sell
all thou hast and give to the poor. ” .
The feature oi the evening‘ s service ‘
was a large night blooming oercus.:1
which stood in a vase on the pulpit.“
RSV '. 1 ‘
(Misfit just in front of the speaker.
Eurnee had brought with him a,
corona bud. This had been placed in a
vase tilled with water and as he talks : ‘
ed the attention of the parishioners»
was attracted to the bud It hogan to.
untold its petals us soon as the min
ister began to get warmed ,up to his -
subject. All eyes were finally turned
on the pulpit where the two attracm
tions, the pastor. and the corona. held
them alternately. Sentence alter ecu
tense flowed from the preacher-'3 ton
gue with characteristic clearance, and
‘ periodically .ihezione‘épetaleaoi the core,
one turned out graceiully. The sermon: 1 ‘
lasted about thirty- live minutes, and
just as the concludine sentence had
been uttered the congregation saw the
last white petal fall into its. place in
the globe-like f rm f teilower.
' " Lei”
Lieutenant Thomas .
gun platoon, Fourth Regiment”.
in Bridgeport, averted what might
c“.
been a totality sunday aiternoon by
doing what ought to be done iii. the
1 year
d to
stepped out directly front.
that; was lid-1 1
Bleached dud Unbleached Be
251: quality; special at ‘
Ladies’ Bells. made of Velvet and? in
5311111, 39:: quality; new
Fine qualilv Cdrset Covers. 'V
[age or embrOidcrv trimmed; special
Wash Silks in stripes and plaids.
value; reduced 10 ~
White Lawn and Colored Waisis. Q_
worth $125 and$l5 : special at. ‘
White and Colored Waisis, worth
$2 (10 and $2 50; special at ,—,-
All our stock 01 White Pique and , ,
CraSh $1,115,311 INT 1
, Cone. corn. 1 -
‘1 mandant or the Fourth section mach
He was driving down 1: »
cu re " arm
Enough
' 5211512101011) 111 avers respect as;
abiliiii to secure.
The results of 1';
.in satisfactory , ,
snderable Undergarments
horse.11 Sebingdh
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