Mrs. William Flemming is restart a?
Harpoon Malmo’s dog Prince in a ing Mrs. havens. of Orange N J
until it diving and 11le1 ya ”too. .
wd that gains s ”“91? 01.31111 es in do
him I little piowi‘
311111113 baptist '
l a 1' to;
“h 11111 notion 1151* run for 0111:" 'eg‘ini"
n’s usiness‘ College“.
gills all . ,
1/
‘-‘ The early meeting in the Christ Ad- ‘1 11¢
vent Church was led by Elmer Case, of
. ltoWuyton. ‘ ,
liar
snail r.
vlile. H V
Miss Pansy Stevensmot this piece. is
spending a few daye' mention with
friends 01: Hello island.
qua-nem-
Edward E Col-ham. oi Cove street. is
repainting Mrs. Harr Fox's house. in
Tolles street. South 15rwalk.
h‘flommedieu. of this
Miss MarM
place is. the" os1iof her cousin, Miss
in 1161. el.
Greco Ruymon. .
M
Mrs. Char-13s M. Mdeller, of the
Washington ‘street bridge. is entertain-
ing Mrs Sophia Btraub, of Brooklyn.
In Bijorhson s l'fla .
schoolmaster. writes 1.9.1111: ftniimcr pu
Cl y eyj
all and in cl sin ye:
will bear no More? ' they see we
a’
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m
an
a...-
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.. rs bud: older ..
aw go search or them come
back witoh full baskets.
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A. B. Guernsey. father of Pastor
131161111011. end who is spending several
weeks in Bridgeport with his wife.
coins to Dorian to pass the Sabbath.
n
‘c
- vsr smith ,1 in
learnln. the o1
' t It the eyes w
, log for éhelilwcl‘yln‘g
“in the ”II of til ,
no excuse for hunt a
. Symptoms alwii‘ye follow 1: ll
the part or wisdom to give ti , ely heed
to symptoms Wi you ,. .
otherwis'o’f , "
HOMER R. KOYT.
Gradutt‘a Optician.
Room 9.11th bani: Building.
oncogenes... at o 1.111 11121513112110.
e
d I
and presented I pretty scene when the
guests arrived. The evening was
leaseutly passed with vario I games.
nciu‘ding‘ ‘e donkey part1} w iuh was
one of the most amusink feats use.
Prisca were given in the dilfdlient on-
testa; the honors being carried off by
Misses Irene and Edith Youngs. Mrs.
been? Parlor}: end Ernest Yours in
tlid palate race George Ferris surprised
them all by succeeding in titling every
f‘Murphy" in the pen in th rti IecoudI.
Several piano selections were rendered
by. Mrs. PartMck. in it 1111161 tisti
manner. Miss as Ainsworth Ila hear
in a number of choice vocal soloI.' ‘The
Holy 011-be6111: exceptionally, well
rendered. By request Miss Sadie P.
Hall. of Brooklyn. song very sweetly.
"The BluI Ind‘ the Grey." College
The Rev. Henry Scoliold pl‘9aslied
in the Dorian Methodllst Church; morn-
ing and evening. Sunday, in the ab.
ounce of the phstor. 11.st .L. Guern-
“Y-
Mrs. Mary Bullock. of Keyport. Pa..
and Mrs. Alida Day and two daush
ters. of New York city. are the guests
of Mr. attd- Mrs. Hanford Smith, of
LeRoy avé‘nue.
Several bouts anchored in this vloin
lty drugged their auditors during the
night but very little damage is report.-
ed. ‘ -
The coachmatli and cook who have
""‘ songs were the song Mrs. Partrlck been in as L t tt‘ .1 » ‘- 3:3, ‘2. ‘
Miss Ernestine attempts. of East are acting M accord'i‘i‘anist ‘10.. the “em” of 0:: 31339 Migvgrgagggasghgirfigu , . W V“ Our very best Butter. 231: 1b.
nus. has returns homo from Brook- 111591 refreshments were stifled and a tions and sons to New York They Washburn Crosbys Gold Medal ,
lillatfierl where she was “‘9 guest 0' gervuplé'fiant eliminates winst 1511,1116 were men and wife. h Flour, . 68c b'ag.
_._.. y a 8 goes a sparse an no __.* , Peninsular Milk, So can
| G G h h b 1W.“ Ferris who WW“ n “'0“ 0‘09" The Rev. Joseph L. Guernsey. pastor A ’0“: MRI! ‘3 RUIN)“: ‘0 kl! proud 0! “man ‘3‘ 5 lb. pkg. Hominy 15c
m 31““ {gigs-“mg; 3“; .3? “33!; “3.132331%?tfilgp‘éllznlel'fi .53 gfh tin; can... Methodist on... n his horse when he arrive 1111 the medicine in time to London Com ,4“, m M
urc , « , . . - ' .
M19 Ufiord mM- has returned to her they departed wishing Mr. Ferris con- and V....li.‘;’3‘,ggm‘i;:°::l“2.0§i:g “3.. “VB lilo. .3111 Why “111111. 6 bores Sardines in 0" 2m '
home In Brooklyn tinned success in his advertising husi- the Methodist Church of that place. 5 lb pkg. 00111 Dust Washing
' ' “' ncse. Those present were Mr and Mrs p
Mrs, William H Searing and her i Ainswo 1h. .. owder,1bc,
daughter. Mrs J.‘ M. Gumball. both of a? l.PXl§§7f.§rill“§§liad§cay Mchan. ”‘9 Volunteer Hook and Ladder RI bars Gloss Soap. 25c.
New Y‘m‘ city, “'9 visiting Mrs The“ Missed Irene. Edith and Amy Youngsy Company ineiiibérs 3"“ loud in their 11 bars Saratoga Soap, 26c.
dore w. Searing. 33mm You“ M... and Mrs George prairie?) for the Stamford lire deport
H. Ferris. Miss Minnie L. Ferris. Miss 322'. “3,130? they “"9 Y9“! ‘30er "if——
a 1‘3: Rev. tFt Ss'taA‘l‘1'BXiogllnd0! Eli‘s; Sadie P. Hail. Arthur D. Ferris day night remens earn va a or . STU at everyone t
levee Midfield; .1313. oolpna’n'u‘lon . . ROWA‘YTCN Th H i ‘ s ol w‘l in your home. 11 save .111 and is pleasant and safe to ' LL. rages]... '39.!
lssi ,-i t it i. ,. _ I. , . 6 ungarmnt com oy of i- , , V goo vs no. es 131!
M on n my“ 0‘ y. ' William Moore “of Logan avenue is 11am Wuerl. who was taken to the “RB. COIIC. Cholera ”WEI“. “1800101”? and Diarrhoea 24 Cottage Ave. ‘EaetiNorwalla on true principles, ‘
V ' Stamford Hospital last week. suffering from a smart L"
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Siauson, of
Pound Ridge were the guests over
night of Mr. slid Mrs. E. L. Carr. of
Gregory Boulevard.
111
are ooichiy cured by 11..
some in apnea
‘llrbngth. Our
01 compactness.
from a broken leg. is reported to be
improving. but he will not be able to
return for some time.
W
Charles Morris. of Wilton is the
guest of Mranlllls Mills, of Cross
Commencing MondayJune 17111.
to be on the lookout for a fellow .who
vl‘sited the carriage house some time
\
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Smith. of
Bridgeport. and Miss Susanne Smith. of “
Detroit, Michigan. were visitors with
friends. in East Norwalk. last week.
Plums from the local orchards are
coming into .market very pleutifully
just at present. The fruit is of good
quality and sells at a reasonable price.
Theodore Heirloom? formerly of the'
Washington street bridge. has recent-
ly secured a position as chef at the
Hickory boarding house on Belle 18- Carl Raymond. of the West side. . the Bridgeport streets Friday bod
land who has been spending several weeks ggfmmfid slalocutionist will “9° make been taken to police headquarters in FIRST, LAST, AND
W“"" in Litchiield. has returned home. “5“ V" y. the belief that he was under the indie
Miss Mamib F. Wood of tho New ~— once of (1141111., wag bl‘mlkht mm the ALL THE TIME.
Haven hospital is spending a couple
' of weeks vacation wiih her parents
Mr and Mrs H. A. Wood. in Cove
street.
returned from her trip to Greenpoiut
Long island.
the guest of his cousin, W. E. Wood.
of Brookside.
position as mail carrier and has been
succeeded by nichard Crockett.
were recently married. are residing
at. present in South Norwalk.
street. . ,
The steamer Kate C. Stevens has
W
Thornton Sooheld, of Brooklyn. is
Wilbur Lockwood has resigned his
shire ‘emdsMrs. William Lassen, who
Committees from the Volunteer and
Eagle Hook and Ladder Companies
held a meeting last night for the pur.
pose of deciding on the matter of the
whole Darien fire department attend-
ing the Norwhlk celebration as one
company.
Among the attractions of the concert
and sale. which is to take place at the
home of C. W. Fitch on the evening
of August 29th. will be selections by
the Westport Glee Club and the No
roton Quartette. Phillip Curran the
The Norotons have not as yet made
any arrangements for a game of ball
for next Saturday. They were very
much disappointed that the South
Ends, of steamers did not play Sat-
Saturday night and made 11wa ooh a
number of articles belonging to the
complainant. Anderson went. “if“
early yesterday morning to
ready tor a visit out of town. but found
that his trunk containing all hid beet
wearing apparel together with a chest
of tolls of varioui kinds 1111211111011th
place. ware missing. The oilicens. thus
far, have been unable to locate the
culprit.
“4......
When n man "Who had collapsed on
court Saturday iiiorhing. it was found
that he was William Kyle. 70 years
old. a veteran of the Civil War. He
had left Danbury Wednesday and hob-
,tliat on any other building near
Any buildingr on which our
paints are used will prove an ob-
ject lesson, for
THE PAINT
WILL OUTWEAR
and will look better
Painters’ Supplies, Artists’
DAILY TRIPS
New” York
Side Wheel Passenger Steamer
paints.
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Miss Veronica Sarina. who has been mflmTffimgg‘lieu"figugflffiuifim wll. urday. They consider that the Stem begdwgeahogno; 331138 Wish hifierllfd‘d Materials. ca Egggengag‘ori 35 a in MM_*
Inendins her vacation at Eduard placed back on the track with lime “”6 17‘3”" haveficie“ "e” ““90““ ad very little sleep since leaving Dan Window Shades Cornice Poles. 1w.
Flynn 5 residence. in Hanford place trouble. manllke in thematter. bury and only what food had been giv ' Beekman Street, 2.10 p. m.
has returned to hér duties in New -— The Rev B: Brown proache d on on him by farmers and he gave out PICTURES. E (ShlllsrdaY: 1-30 P- 1“) Plumb’ng‘TDU
3".Olk . i th ' . , st 1%
_...__...._. W331 532 3:: sin gosmaggéng Supe- Sunday for the ilrst time since his %g:wcgg‘;fi;n§ $5353“ 1311:2118: 90;: 5‘ Pictures Framed to Order. a 3Stt Erect; 2 40 p m ' :
John Allen, of East Norwalk. was a vacation. at the Darlen Congregation ( a tit 3y, 2'00 P m ) ”DRIWMR’ ”Mitt;
constable for the time being during
the ball game on the Decker Field. Sat-
urday. “He did not get a chance to or-
rest anyone.
Victor E. Tristram. son of William
H. Trisiratn. of John W Bentty’e store,
in Eliot Washington street. is spending
a few days with Mrs. Bentty and son
Jack, at Trinity Lake.
“4—H
John W. Beatty arrived home. this
morning. from Trinity Lake. where he
has been spending a couple of days
with his wife and son. who are there
for it several days' outing.
Miss limbo Brundage. of Van Zandt
avenue. is the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
day in Daubury. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lassen's daughter.
Mrs. Frank Theall, and daughter.
Mildred. have returned home from
Port Chester where they were guests
of Mrs. heall's sister. They camp-
ed out for a few days with the letter
at Oakland Beach.
Edgar Lynch. of the West side and
Edgar Raymond, of Main street, have
returned home from a several days'
visit in Greenport L. 1. They arriv-
ed on the steamer Kate C. Stevens.
The steamer Kate C. Stevens was
to have been hauled out on the ways.
at Greenport, L. i last week. but
the ways were occupied and the over-
al Church. He was gladly welcomed
to his pulpit again. All the Dnrien
people whoattended the Moody sum-
mer school convention at Northneld.
Vt.. report a profitable time.
Charles Goff has resumed his posi-
tion in George W. Clock’s grocery
store. after a several weeks" vacation.
enforced because of illness. Mr. Goff
returnedhome from the Catskill Moun-
tains much improved in health. Joseph
Morehotise who acted temporarily in
Mr. Goat‘s place is again I. man of lei
fibre.
John Oberlanders new launch The
Buried. Was successfully launched at
Pear Tree Point yesterday. it is I
rangements for his removal to the‘
Soldiers‘ Home at Noroton.
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entryway.
Mrs. Dhrllng is visiting in Broolriyn.
Mrs. H. M. Fillow is sick with ma
lariel fever.
“.1.“
Lawrence Saunders, of
was home Sunday
Mrs. John Crawford is entertaining
relatives from New York ,
F. 1“. Clerk In much improved in
health from his recent illness.
su—q—
Miss Emilie Taylor entertained Liz-
Ansoniu,
fainting. Paper Hanging, Decor-
ating.
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk. Conn.
FARE :
Excursion. 70c.
EXCURSION TO
NORTH BEACH.
Accompanied by
mousse HOOK & LADDER
COMPANY.
Sunday. August 25111.
50c.—-EXCURSION FARE—50c.
Leave So'iith Norwalk, "to a. m.
Leave North Beach, 4 p. m.
Single, 40s.;
Hot Air Hoar
98 Wuhingtnn‘ it,
.1. F. French in Mount Kisco New model craft and Mr. Oberlauder is an- ' f
Yer r. was Brondage will spend the Eggiingeeisd to he ”Damned , until tlcipotlng a generous amount at plea- 116. Mnlkln. 0' Norwalk. the past week. 17123161111 PROPELLER Telephone “9“ 9‘1.
remainder 'of tbe' sou there. K7 ___________,_. are with it. 'l‘he Dorian is thirty- ilvé Mrs. Wilkinson, 0‘ “MOM" N J“ I911”
James L’Homluedleu‘ a class will meet
tonight. in the East Avenue Methodist pers Yesterday some of them made . “" . ‘ "‘83:“ [c B k S N Y.:
Episcopiél Clicu‘r‘chh {131113 lpastas oIfntge good catches. The fish are still out“: The Turn er‘Lie d ertafel 0‘ Stem r Mrs. Nancy Pillow has re‘turued Mona 3“? de" ma? 1.. t
t t urc w e I it .i , ’e . at rl.'. .
Knish roe small but larger ones are exp 0 e ford had pl an tied to so to Strobel’ I “21:3 11:0 Mule—“$2233.11...” vanln MM”. ”m Leove Norwalka 5 p. to
present to assist in the service.
, ’ . .~ 4‘ (trove in Dayton Sunday and enjoy a _. Tues Th r d 3
Arthur D. Ferris advertising mana- The big Parrot gun, which Is to be 910“” “dam-litgeh ““hmml‘m! n H. Adams and wife. of Bridgeport, .9 .u " u 5., a" “t" at 4 p' In. ’
par for W C. Loftus it Company. of mounted at the corner of Main street we‘ltme'a’gmma at "WW” “at he and Frank Gregory and family. 'sp'dni an usmwwfi‘fil
New York. who has been spending a and North avenue lies on the little ““9; a ' 83‘ f0 d e rgoms ° ht u? Sunday with Mrs. Minnie Gregory. ‘ Will! “a” 1M WWI- In 4-
tew any]? atthis 23:38 13 filvegide any you: atlnree’snt “1‘11 t[goat/n over with 13.23.33st megbgfi' “I?“ ”Groomsm- l
nue, In re urn o Is morrow wee 3.1 is hope eye a so c- M as Jennie Crook nd Miss Pans " W "
mm," .. . . V .933 sum to MM. 1. Wm n ma. lllesehjoyedtheiolliestkind ofatime wagon hm ”humane“ mar fl: Heaartsss PUNI‘IHMINT. Tsrms reason is
. . w e w-..” _...... ..
Mrs. o E. Carbon: and Miss Ada Most of the sen island people :fifflmm "‘ ”m” “‘6 ,W‘ I"! Arm-mus. of Em Hampton. 3:131:31? til???“
Tompkins. who'have been at the pan. Harvey Minor, Carl Raymond and who have business duties in New York ”w... Beats Horse With Cordwood Stick. 33.5 :5 ert ,, , a 1L R.
American Exposition. have returned Joseph Raymond went out sailing in Game to Darlen by 1101in and go from, James Buttery who served in the General Agent D W. Thrall, of the p on
home to East Norwaik. '1‘th report a a small boat yesterday and when I here to the city in the train. Theyg “up. Americ‘in w" in Cuba and Connecticut Humane Society went to
very nice time. and that the exposition point near D. K. Cole's place was And that it is more convenient to come was a the hum of snort-go. is at ill East Hampton. Saturday, for the pup ‘DELIVEREB IN YOUR BIN.
is very line. ,
The steamer City of Norwalk made
her regulati- My up from New York.
. last night. arri lag in the harbor. this
‘ morning. about 1 o’clock. it was the least provocation. . Quite a crowd of Darlen people at- here arts r being out pinning iu‘ wroad station and had leit them there vantage of price 11qu above
thought that she would got some up ba- . tended the Firemen' s Carnival in Siam; York hospitals fosV treatment end hat. for a long time While he went “I! B '
1.3““, of me this lowest er. CONCORD'I OLD HOME DAY. ford. Saturday night, and incidentally. tag dangerous operations perfumed with a man. He returned Just as an .9! in quality manly.“ .1
~ CONCORD N. H. Amount 20-01m- were drenched whl ie mailing the trip for cleanses contracted in the Phi engine unions. loudly. approached cm“ “”11"". prompt idiom“? , V
V,
The salon politic italian leashes:
dent Society has received an invite
tion from the Britigeport Society to be
' present at the letters picnic to be held
‘ “I“ he
C entail: W11 H. Hoyt. of the
' steomer Mild brought the boat
mam the sound! tmighlt. and re
. ._ , ink that it
‘ the light homo.
.. lied safely.
3 'i‘ e evi I 1101 the East Ave
‘Il‘luh M 131M111“. cottage
Vg‘t night at the home
Mn Burritt ave-
etc was a good
Every day new boat loads of people
go don-in the harbor fishing. for snap-
soon to begin running.
reached the boat turned over leaving
the occupants struggling in the water
They swam ashore dragging the boat
after them. The crIft is a small one
and easily turns bottom side up with
card's third annual Old Home day
was observed by all classes of oltl
zoos and hundreds of former resi
dents today. Business was Vg nerolly
sue ended. At this i raryu
it, 111% Itaie t
I Mamie; Walker! “$11“
K. Potter ot Monolith}!
amen
mm .
under 1 c direction ‘33 the New
land A A. U. Notable 01 d Monte
was celebrations were al‘lomim he ‘11 at
W411 and Somersworthhod , ,
WW
mrchiilfl the author. Hon. George A. 1.
Maroon. of Boston and Judge Alvah‘
11.;me
feet long. with a seven foot beam and
is equipped with two three horse pow-
er engines.
this way than to take a train from,
Bputh Norwalk. V'i‘ho traffic will begin
to wane in a very few weeks At‘ pres«
out it is just at its height.
some
. went by by tooliny. They
man
over. The party started all from Dar-
Lion in Iceman. but after going over.
distance the rain came desire
in such torrents that they thread about;
and on e to Carlos scalp and‘ later.
‘ time. despite the' efforts of the wealthier
The postponed race between the
launch, Mich Bros. and Capt Harry.
Webb in his row not did not some oif‘
on Saturday as 81111011111111an ‘l'hs
spent Friday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. 11. B. Coley.
parents' home here. at r over three
years’ stay in Cuba up card hem.
., Eugene ii ith. son or Clarence
sum of th a place. is at his Vho‘ 0
nine islands war. Mr. Smith is Milo:
one and thinks with care he will spoof
hole the best othsaltb; ,
W
ansatoau Locum-rive mono.
KINGSTON JImIlcVI..7 August 20...
‘3 Another rigid tat- or the respective
1" merits of lilaglisii’ and. Amer-icon loco»;
motives‘ on the mill-odd. list eshlt
in a‘ great victory for the latter; whic
drew 1211 tons over the heaviest part
, g-launch was undergoing repairs Th
’ine race will then come off.
probubly .
use
ltw
launch.
are not yet completed but it is he
first she will be finished by whim
he 'Vpisce tonight It 11
In)“. . The com“
:out no everythlnt
oi the line in suit ‘inl‘iiiitio under
the schedule timer. The, English loco
mourn completely fail you
1' Mo load. and. when“; meiorioiiy
lightened. failed to salts eveua r
iar time.
itali roilroad official: 11ers We at
”I ”fired
_ strong is said to have clubbed ‘ the
the ,
insulin experts son the e'
WMWW
Me
pose of investigating a case of ex-
treme cruelty to a horse. A cums
plaint had been made that Bert Arm-
strong on August 7 had driven a team
of horses near the East Hampton rail-
Because the horses were frightened
by the noise made by the engine Arm-
perish in a merciless manner with I
cordawood smelt. even knocking one
:‘ot the horse: down. and only assisted
roughly handled by bystanders. who"
wore opposed to his methods of pop-
ishing the animals. :
loos sectioned from East Hampton
his whereabouts being unknown as‘
m. A warrant for his arrest hall
been "torn out.
Mr. Thrall thinks the case one oi
the most cruel ‘and heartless acts that
it“ ever come within his lurisd otlou.
A horse. owned by Charles oisen
bare, it male. who lives on Charles
‘strest. has been taken art from its
I
flier Ind shot by order
' i it found
Armstrong reared arrest and has t
to
Nor-wall: and South Norwalk.
nun-—
We handle only on.
and that is the BEST. grade of W.
Place your orders now. and take ad-
No matter what your expat-1m
been in them push!!- us your
and we will please you.
in his brutal treatment when as wot ‘
All kind ads at rennin
manner and at lowest bV All with!
l‘ . ,
in the best
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