npoinli. s v a-
sad Mrs.
The so well n Morloh'
instep hire ’l‘h
havoc. ‘"With it i ‘
W
William Blackmsh
capacity oi o‘ssistant
li"
side restaurant at Dorlon's aPoint. .1 ,,
, (it ‘
town, eat ' "with‘Mr. so , M‘l‘ii.
Wilma P Beer's??? .
Miss Eva Bowen. 01 St John avenue
:who has been the guest {or a week or
Miss Maud Wolf in etsmro‘r‘d. r’etli‘ru- .'
od home yesterday.
_.» “fill a Rusted and addson Wai-
l9co took a trip to or‘lt and re«
trim on the steamer Harlem yesterday.
ll‘lley hat? a very nice time
W
la."
The Ugroe club made quite a com-
!ortnhle sum at the lantern party held
Wednes oy evening lit the home at
Ml9s Ed th Youngs. l' ‘E99t 9‘v'e9 e.
Rev J. J. Foust, came up from camp
at Hi6ltory Blu‘i ia'dtl‘tiiélit oh'd loll the
weekly. prayer meeting of the church
There was a good stte‘hdance present
WW
' 11'Liil'iau dittherine. thd‘liittle daughter ,
of Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand Kimmieh.
of this place. was christened Sunday
hv Rev. Mr Brunch. 0! Port Chester.
r- "\«hw
———There will be a cake sale anti ice
cream at St. Paul‘s Mission, Saturday
afternoon [mm 5 till 8 p. m
. Miss Elizabeth Deborah Adams and
Miss Chroiine {Hatch Marsh. or No-
Milford. have hobo Visitlnig Mr. an
Mr‘s. E. H. Patterson. 01 Maple are;
nus.
Rev and Mrs R F. Crawford. oi
Stroudsbur: Pa“ who have been the
guests of Rev. “Hind": Mrs J. ‘J. Feast
will return home today. Mrs Crairtord
and M.rs Faust are sisters.
Rev. J W. Davis has now left tne
comb meeting at Springfield. Mass"
and is attehding a comp meetlniy at
Greene, 11.1. it is expected that he
will arrive home tomorrow
The East Norwallt Lumber Company
has lust shipped a car load of mould
lugs to the Central Railroad or New
Jersey. for the railroad company's new
buildings at Elizabethport. N. J.
Ever low days 9 new plaumr two
repla‘e as did one .‘oii ‘13 Wash lattes
street iii-logo.
bridge, that requires attention.
The East Norwslk people are becom-
ing very much i erested in the Boole
vurd Bdeay; 11 every time the
brushes take place there is always
quite a gathering to witness them.
The local public school buildings
are being put in first bless shape for
the opening oi the new school year.
which is only a very low weeks dis
last. and the thought brings terror to
the hearts o! the youth ‘0'! the land.
.. The liahi‘iM
Amish Mellie-ii Cliti'rch
amidst“! lust night. and the kerosene
.lsr'ups' tire still hood for lighting pur.
poses The board has heard nothing
{90m tho insuriinee company in some
me
The residential about Belts place held
gprlvato meeting: low
M ii“?! M . ' .
tediovi' on or thou
3rd. No decision his yet been arriv
alien
nib:
1196‘ ideally in”
into wedded li a was give a so nag:
a test nights ago by a or
who “whoopsd” it up tor a while. alter '
fiwhleh the violins produced the am
limos out than
'7‘ BMW:
€33 ll
9.111% 9
‘ minutes street and was? romeo to '
'irorse‘th 9mm.
. will yisit
There is a eonétsnt 7 =
wear and tear oil this flooring on the
1 those attending the
is ata'p
ts sno. and -
their all}. he- 1
" and”
8. ”Mom retzrued froth
Monday.
31:11: 9-1: -:11
Walter Benjamin. of New Haven. is
9191111998111th Gregory 3, Nero-
" n's trolley party
liter-day. About six
live. 0! parish, is out
1 icy fever. which is very
fhovt't. ,
Mrs C. ”A; Robbie returned Wednes
day. from a visit. with Mre. George
_, NFo'wler Noroton
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Millspnugh'
here; moved into the Williams‘ place
East Math street.
i"1 "chair-W
The D lewduniors will ploy l'he
Westo‘ em ' mum". by are looking tor
“hatred" divin this date
lThroe‘ ltgibags. 91110 t‘ltilave boon 9m
payed n or 93 van yoster ay’
alteration or Peh‘hsylvani a.
The sidewall: in front of the Tooker
houso“ is undergoing repairs that great-
ly improve “appearance.
George Bates a stall at Clarence E
Croiooi’s max-ltd in Mali: street D‘s
rien, yesterday hlternoon.
Harold Wilimott is spending a week
at Pelhhrn with his cousins. Misses
1‘. 'w
. f , ii
“The 'Kn Wiles Nile and Drum Band
aterbury no at 24 to at-
tend the Drum Corps Car ival.
James Eoodeve is edioyiu: a week‘s
vacation from business, with another
week in prospect loi‘ September.
George Tingle. at New Jersey. re»
turned, Tuesday. from a visit of sewer
9]! days with Mrs. C. J. Tingle anti ism
3'.
Seven wagorrioads oi‘ picniokers
from the Hominy Ridge Sunday school
through Marion to Roton Poit'it
Fulfill
M”
The young lady who has been the
guest of Mrs Tingle, oi Darlen,re~
‘ turned home to New York. yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs C. A Hubble. Mrs. Lenny Mon
we and Miss Lucy Monroe are among
Shelton trolley
ride today.
Mrs George Kirk leit Tuesday. (or
her home in Bridgeport alter a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A
Boles Bell avenue 11
”to
Miss McDermott, oi Jamaica W. 1.
day {or New quk. ‘
John Tinxie is learning swimming
and diving at Pear Tree Point, and
theso popular sports.
#—
M .Wil Rib ill
"111.11.?le on 9131?; "3
Mr. and Mrs. W‘altlzi;t Bates. of l‘ioxrt
five hm e o r
11nd genius Bites. 0!
turned hqme. Monday. .
Miss lie-ole Archularins. at New
with“
' um dot-sh
In lilo I
New“ martian "
‘ has boost ad (tinned
gives promise of becoming an expert in all.
Misses Grace and May Nichols and ‘
ii Bucket 1199 com
are canning out in .
Th9). . .
y . Will it spple,orohsrd for
T1; 5.1 l in street. is'
“ 339$ Mimmortal days‘ .‘
Captain Goon-no Wl
E Mallory spent lli‘b'l'l'da
Yo I: 0.11? -
W
Mrs Burdlck at Main street a in
tici sting a vi 9
lies. New 1
Wm
Mrs. 10119 N ’Slht'er. of Maple avid
one. has returned home from a month’ 9
stay at Sesbrlpht. N35
Mrs. K J. McNamara and Miss Lil".
. . guests of .
lieu Dev 0.; N
tire: decide it
and William .
orally or New :
rem her daughter
#le ill the bar- ‘
in the harbor with M91108
§ ‘ ‘ 9 party did
not take place yesterday and the sale
ludoil9i
11 M‘ ' 2
Poison ivy'is ‘very thick everywhere»
about here and many cases or poison- ‘
ing from the wood are the result.
t the night
Mrs Ada Thomas 9nd Mrs. Harry .. .,
Scoiicl'd and daughter Helen are spend-'
in: several weeks in tho Catskills.
A winter's supply oi coal is being
laid in at the public school The fuel
is being mrxllahéd by Jolie 9!! Morris
gnu—W
The endure ag'libt'll oi the New Can
, san Conventional Church held its an
anal picnic at Roton Point, yesterday.
lllinm Moore was in Bridgeport
yes serday for the Standard Oil com
pany, sgistingin $9?in up an engine
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bolts. of Stem
lord were guests Wednesday. of Mr
and Mrs. William Moore of Logan eve-
nue.
Captain G'ro'cli'ett picked up twop
small row boots oft Roto'n Point yes
teirdny mornin ~1rhile he was out clam-
M
A lawn 'pnrty‘ held at the residence
oi‘Mr and Mrs. Williaml Stevens lasl m
night. There was a large number of cm!
their Meade presént
George Norris thorium: are moving
irom Railroad avenue to Harry Pep
per‘s house. at the corner of Main
street and W091 Avenue.
Andrew Mills and ian'iily and Alfred
milx en toyed a clam
baboomggrdfy in Mr.“ Villa 9100;)
Shoot. All report a line men...-
arty *of cruisers a naphthli
i1
I llll‘llhb‘e been spending a coupled! -
Every night so vi
days in the harbor.
isr they had o'er-t ofimprtiptu concern:
matter at the Earl who has used the guest or Miss Muriel . board
logic. for 9 low weeks, lenves Sslpr- ,;
" Mrs. mile. Godirey'. oi
trail: who hos been the mad for ‘
. pin . 7 _
death or the Bridgeport lat
«lei-chant, Eeorge
ley 15“, @131le or the M ing‘ Tel1
ograph. '9; New Y rk city.
.. 112111.90 . .
permltiodtomum“ 1'
Helen. ts andashe is permitted to
9:1 ‘ . np'licl'itio'n tor permanent all
. . ll
together until. about tree yesrs ‘go
y then somted had made ‘a' slash
meat, which his ‘su lite-ti
New Point Raised mommy
A new point in bonhruptcy lair mu
Q' 9:99am, be riised wash the serious or
am Holstein. a lead dealer of New
lobe-rod» 3mm?! Newt '
:llleth refill
, Eur very beet Butter.
Notice is berepy given to all per-
song linhle to pay Taxes to the ’l‘ow'n
of Norwailt in the County 0! Fairlieltl
and suite of Connecticut. on the As
sessouent List at 19100. that 1 will meet
their: to reels-lire said fl?axes. at the fol-
lowing times and places. to wit: 9
.At the store or w. 8. Huntord East
Nor-walk. (Down Town) on Friday.
1‘1" 9% heritage Atria." .
"2'3c' lb? 1'
’Woshburn Grosb'ys Gold Medal -
. '1 Flour
f “Feninsnlar Milk
“bib pkgl'iominy- , .
., London Cocoa, at lb. can.
6 boxes Sardines in on
f 5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder
"1 bars Gloss Soap.
’1. ll bars Smatoghfiosp,
East Norwalk.
Auguot 30 1901. from 10 oclock. fore -' 1
noon until 12:30 o’clock afternoon.
At the store of J. C. Roadie at Win-
nipsuk, on the afternoon of Friday.
August 39 1901, from 2 o’clock until
, i: 30 o'clock.
At the store of Alphonso Dibble. at
South Five Mile River. on the even-
in:' of Friday. August 30. 1901, from
"I unlock until 8: 30 o'clock
At the office of the Collector, Opera
id House Block building. in the City of
Norlmib, in said Town or Norwalk. on
999mg, August" 31, 1901, from 9
' o‘clock torenoon until 3 o'clock after-
noon and {min 7 until 8 o'clock in the
evenipg.
Mr. H. W. Kemp, of Comstoclt Broth
" ere. 3109171111: and Mr. 1.1a Layton.
at his oilice. Railroad Place. South
‘ Norwollt. are authorized to receive
idiot: for me. 1
on all taxes which shall remain" Im-
paid after the let day of October,
moi interest or the rate or Nihll! PER
GENT. win he climax from the 31st
day or August, 1201, until this same
mu be paid. 1
,. ‘ GEORGE B. ST. JDNN.
Collector
Leave New Yark:
Beskman Street, 2 10 p.111.
(Saturday, r :30 p. m.)
East 3151'. Street, 2:40 p. m.
(Saturday, 2 :00 p. m. )
FARE:
Single, 40s.; Excursion, 70c.
AFTERNOON SAIL
PLEASURE BEACH. CONN
Sunday. August 18th.
also-EXCN'RSION FARE—ass. '
Leave Scull: Nomelk. me p'. m.
Leave Pleasure Scotch, 5:00 p.111.
FREI(SI-I'll?“-M PROPELLER
waallx £1,911, South Norwalk. 1
sup, for sold rows 01 Nor-wall: on m
Leave South Norwéik, 7 :35 a. m. . ,, "
Norwalk Chronicler