6) or on!) still):
0 Philadoi
4 , Mr. and Mrs Roderick Wheeler. and
child. or this placé. 9r); npending n can
:«Qple oi.‘ wee s with“? 'e sister of Mrs
; ; ,‘Miss Maud Wood, who has been vis~
‘ lti'ng her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs.
(3. Fox. 0! Henry street. has returned to
her hopie, in St9n1tordt.
. r.
i W+
‘Thopms 9 919616 phoeniias
Securéd a pos t n the Yale dc Towne
lush. tractors. in. Stamford. and has at.
ready assumed hiq duties.
w)
before he will be able to work again.
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Edward :o‘6;iiins will star) Sunday. :6)
the Pan-American Exposition He is
trying to find some one to go with him
but says it he does not“ not anyone he
will go alone. '
Mrs. Roxy White and daughter Miss
Amy is. White. of Springfield Mass.
area the we? oi‘t the tormcr’ s mother.
; lice]: and Mrs. Edith)
Hantord‘,bt 9 . ; attends.
Miss Jennie Davis. daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. J W. Davis. went to Block Is-
169d; yesterday; on the rillr‘o‘ad excur-
' sien. All those Who went report a line
thud. The trio is wsiigworth taking
Some one has stolen four links of
mine from the priests sewiar at J. )4).
Randall. which runs out into the water
trom Riverside jsveniie. Mr. Randall
has no idea Who the thiei’ is, and thinks
that it is a pretty 619ml] job for anyone.
He intends replacing the stolen pipe
with new.
.- M as « 1%
William Blascer is the guest of his
father in New York The latter recent-
ly underwent 1) operation. a d will
soon visit the an- American about».a
tion. He is well known, in Nor-walk
having at one time kept a crockery
store in the building. in Wall street.
later occupied by E. K Lockwood &
Gpmpany , . _
it is hot knOWn how the sewer mat-
ter in Osborn avenue and Bette place,
will end. Those who are. connected
with Oscar St. Johns private sewer.
which runs down to the flats. are. of the
opinion that mt prim paid Mr Sl -nJo
for connectin)? h hi6 bitten. he shot) i!
lenzthen them hilt on the lists. so that
at low water they are ysubmerned. This
has been the Board of
1.29.4666“. Osborn aveniie and
' i don. the oysterinen.
are hnvlnzgtw aw oyster steamers
built at 'i‘ottenville. Staten island.
When these 9_ ‘
inhi) intends‘o ve l
.tgha." :l ngthened flitse est. This
will it e t e iirt‘n and tin“ t bo6ts in'
thih line 0 business in the country.
and one of then). the j‘Mildred," is
recognized as the (inept n
the oyster induii y t; on; lnu‘i'ild
the. government has ”hhd‘ideas' of pur—
enWboatg9etobe
rte". am
can).
bhshei h Will
. titted Dione 6666? The?
will work moétly on the Lou: Island
shore. George lloyt. of South Norwallr,
is to be captain of one of the boats The
"Martha." when enlarged will be twice
as bards t d 6
much bet qt
. go "o! keroséiie. for deohims. has i)‘
titan the late Mrs
nil) in Union cemetery.
on rd from Bridgeport
slug et 1) at the cemetery to
5 )4-41.‘ 0
The elderly!) on thy east side of
Main ‘ati‘aetflro from the“ post oihce for
quite a distance down the thorough-
fare, has been undergoing repairs that
picks a decided lei toys at .
John Collin has secured a position in
orange. J.. and left town last even-
ing to {income hid new dutlod. He in
, 9.4; w 9
The telegraph wires that pass
th1;ongl1 Rpwa ton. by the west bound
station,“ have can niovod back from
the track about forty feet. so they are
now opposite to the driveway approach
to the depot
Through an error it was stated in
last evening’s issue that the latest at
tachmcnt h9d been raised from the
etegmer Kat‘s Cnfitevens. 9, The item
should have read th‘at' the latest at.-
ta'ehmnnt‘ had. been reload from the
steamer C B. Lowiid d.es
Mr. Molnerny of Station K. of the
pbat;l servloe in New York; who has
been so hdihg se‘verai days vacation
at .Tth‘e s‘ritIBy House. returned to
New Yuri). yesterday. His Wife and
family who have also been there with
him will remain for some time.
, A party of children chaperoned by
Mrs. Cora Neurer and Miss Eriing
spent Tuesday at Shippan Point. The
little {out who were in the party
were Lon so Collin. Ruth 'l‘homes. Rue
sell {themes Beth Neuor, Mabel Ray
mend Citing-inc Keith and Freddie
Merrifleld.
1996 .91‘aylor. oi the west side. had
w 56mm) from injury. Tuesday
while attempting to launch his boat
which had been 1019 high and .dry by
the tide. Mr. Thfii‘or lured one end of
the boot up in e air and as he did
so he lost his balance )1)! to; under
it his body acting in t 6 capacity of
a roller. He managed to extricate
hiniselt withon't aid; and after picking
himself up and takluz inventory. he
found that he was all there and a little
more, for he 119,; a liberal amount of
“shore on his wearlhg? apparel
~~%—_~
SHIP MANCHESTER FOUND.
gnu—.—
But to ai'l'otal Wreck or) the Dbnert
.4.“ ‘ island or Plklr. . .-
sart- random. august deliver.)
is supposed to be the missingslilp Mam
cheater. which sailed from NeWuYoi-lt.‘
on the ‘23))! or last Autust. with s
tonsil, 8119 lice a total meet: on
dés‘e‘rt island or Pike). in ”this Mhrs'i‘)
870ml
the loss of the vessel is not known, hi)
i is c i that a woman and sarong;
sin) 9 e island.
The an) ads or was a tour-mas
steel ship oi 2. 851 tons resistance _;,
headed by 0 ‘ nGldiiie j gin;
hosted at) mi) hen at Lio ‘
ot this yea .
an steamer Bonoma rslatenth
ilndinx oi the wreck. 169999)); ;
A mysterious shipwrdelt‘ '
ed (rein) syuney. N
‘ .3! oh tiy touch»
16):) of he Marshall group.
the Edison electrical Works. in East 9
How' many pox-sons surviv‘saiihuuk 1‘0“ Swilrbe
" Anrivate letter rudely“ o‘ the A6“ D11
out)».
a w... July rlil. by
i the: is! ad tradlnk I
.. V n. where no will
ti) so t of per daughter.
, Seoiield has a very psi
oaths result of having
smashed a few do - -
island.
6).. Carrie (finitd‘
Oiolian, of on) (86“;
weeks at Great
‘A number oi on and New (Jan
aan gentlemen its) an): d idiots dis-d
111199.219 at Dorlon's ggint. Thunsdsy.;9uz
ufi l M
65%
, The Volunteer Hook had udder
Company. of Dorian. will so to Stan;-
i'ord Saturday night and attend the
iircmen' s carngyal. . ‘
W I ‘
There will he no game or ball on the
Brady grounds Saturday. as the D919:
i
ions play the Port Cheaters at the“
ters’ grounds on that day. . 4‘
Quite a number of Darion people
wont to The Knob yesterday, to listed)
to the music given by the Jerome May I
9 Banjo emu. oi endeavor).
Dr. G. H Noxon. of Darlen. attend.‘
ed the meeting of the town health oill
cars or Fairlidld Cdunty. at Pleasure?
Beach. Bridgeport. Tuesday atternoodr
W 9 ‘
The Birchard Sisters. who are at»
tending a camp meeting at Alton Bay.
New Hampshire. tor a couple oi weeks, Th
will, before they return home. make 96
visit to the White Mountains. .
it has been definitely decided that
Frank Bates 99m conduct. a jewelry
store in the hitch block in Mali)
street. Other parties had been nego-
tiating for the renting of the place. i
'9“ M
Mrs. Charles ii, Danchy. who has
been the guest MW)“. and Mrs. Nathan
Dauchy. has returned to Troy. N. Y..
because she received word that a
friend had died.
Because of the absence of R916.”
Herbert S. Brown. of the Darlen Con.
gregational Church. the Junior Chris~
tlon Endeavor Society. has postponed
its picnic which was to l) held tomor-
row untll sdme time no: wool). .
m
The building committee of the Dar-
ion Free Library Association hold 6
meeting Tuesday night and discussed
the plans gar tho‘ néw library building:
’l‘ho‘ plan a): not yet been decided up-
on definitely.
Eagle Book and Ladder Company
held a special meeting last “night as)
made arranlrements to attend thrown}- 91
ml.) at the Norm)“: celebration in ‘3;
tombor. The local firemen papect
have cashed whomti) theyfittond
and they will bot anemia)
Eagle Hook "at! 1:11:11)“ Compariy
has maven.» for the lot next
its truck house. and the papers ha 6 "Dopild "0
been put on record at 9111) town clerid's .
”which: miter the commy's'isir. whl
”is to be i) ldth is” at, the. month. th
red to the newly
acquired program 9 w
foot
._ iwlilch hatred that some cued);
there.
Here it was learned that parts of the 3
bull or the large ship. and over tau
" hundred cases a! “rogue had i)
. stootprints were 1111:, '
96199699661) several chiifu‘ ‘ 99;“)
soil in armed ‘st‘ in .
had land
1111))? MW; )‘itoi ‘17
ding low /
1.169666”;
1611th who forty-nine years at 1136
an):m1 has a wits and one daughter )9
what.
i'l‘her petition at e Ens Grammar)
sonata Raiirosd. comes) the cod
aeration Which proposes‘to connect the
broken lineiot' :th‘sruonnecticut Wars:
on) roux-old ram Niiivlllenh‘ Spriiiql
field by buiildinzmround 'tli Montana!)
farm barbie toothed t!) railroad soar.
missioncrs. the heat procedure’rln on-
dsr will be to have :hghringn b e
matinee isyiiut. -’_Commissio
cox ill‘at 4N
at) 16.11))... w l ~ .
torhilahr. definisslonsrs‘ his a d
Seymour continued in mm to the
matter. yesterday: and a. letter i
so ‘Cisrie Billings (gonimgssiiip
cox. biting thin) to st 6‘ com
lent data armies“ to be prdscnt‘at ti)
hem . . . themi‘rshflments'n
ready“ made In ”its cities of the notation:
sinners Aimist an em) or tile Ernest
date whyin‘ths’ hunting h 1
connection)" PA ; N76. .
The mustang were issued 11614.net 139
furnish!)
tor.‘ sollcl r of 6)) nts
“Edit“ . 4‘
9661....) 6.1m) in... iii-mint
‘6'??er 9 ;_
” Hdnse‘ llioclt building. in the Dity o
6--
4 be all are.) which shall remain an
5' 1901. ihtbrbdt at the") rate of
.4 CENT. will be charged from the 31s
‘ day: 09: Altai)“, 1901.116" the 159611169
l ‘ e erred a recovery. ...‘)
s. indebted to. ss!d estate are re?
d to a! mediate payment
WHITE
sons liable to pay “rates to the Town
lowing times and places, to ':wit - ' I
“Aft the titers of W! S. Hantord. East
Norwalk (Down Totvn) on‘ "Fri
.noon until 13:30 o'clock afternoon
At the store or J. o. handle at Win;
ntpsuk. on the afternoon or iii-law;
Auénst to. 1901, from 2 o'clock until
1:30 o‘clock.
‘At the" store of Alphonso Dibble!)
Booth Five‘ Mile River. on the even)
‘ in; of fildity. August 361901.601!)
7 o‘clock with 8. 30 o'clock.
‘At the silica of the Collector. Oper
Non-wink in shld Town of Norwaik, on'
Sitar-tiny. August 31.1901.i'rom ii
to ‘ci‘ock torenoon until 3 o’clock after
abort semen 7 until 8 o'clock in ‘th
stream:
Mr. ll. W Kemp. or Comstock Broth‘
era, Norwalk, and Mr. J. M. Layton;
at his‘ titties. Railroad Place. South
‘ in, are authorli'od to receiv6
'iiiiid urn) the‘flbt‘ day 0! 0%))qu
Executor. 9
Notice is hereby given to all per;
of ‘Norwalk in the county of Fail-field .
"and State of Connecticut. on the As} '
_ seamen) List 6119!); that I will meet '
1‘ them to" receive said Taxes. at thé fol)
any) .
redness) so 19)). from to' once); one;
4 ,Lcave measure“ 3
4 or. ~ - «
7 bars on). Soho)
11 bars 8sratogn soap, . ;;
. Leave South Norvl'allt‘ Steamboat
Dock. 9:301). m.nnd‘4‘:.30p to.
Returning leave Huntlnstén. 2:61)
P m: ..
Steam stops at Locust (trove each
may... .1 )4 a ”449515.99
‘r.
Mn
,
9 ,
t
Leave South‘Norwalk 7 :35 a. m. w
Leeve New Yor9k: ‘ '
Beekman Street, 2 )‘d p.‘ 1))
(Saturday. I :3op. in)
East 3tst Street. a :40 p m.
(Saturday,2:oop. m) ‘ ; ‘
9 “FARE .
‘Singiefqoca - ~4Excursion, 70c9.
AFTERNOON SAIL
PLEAs‘UfiE' £6601). CONN.
Sunday; 9 1131’)“ 18th.
asc.—~EX QRSIQN FARE-45c.
Leaye South N ; Walks :oo p.11).
each, 5:90 p1m.
FREIGHT PROPELLER
Native“): tin So9"'th Norwalk.
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Norwalk Chronicler