Evening sentinel, Friday, August 23, 1901 · page 7

 
 
 
 

Bradley Hall has left the employ of
Marshall Tolles. ' . \

David Teacher. of New York. is they
guest of J. W. Beatty . ,.

Mrs; Henry 80bit
friends from t l

~ Frank Ferguson. of East Norwalk.
W has purchased a new bicycle.

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Ernest Youups. of East avenue, is
vililting friends ileWiYer k.

The condition of Mrs; Oakley Smith.
of (battens ayeaue. is somewhat im-

 

 

Befiiamin C e. the bootblack at
Helpers cigarnstoyé has purchased a
new bicycle _

Miss Eva Warren, of Naugatuck. is
the street of Miss Lucy Collins of 70
Osborn avenue.

About eighty New Canaanltes and
Darien people. took dinner at Dorlon' s
Point, yesterday.

 

William White. of East Norwulk; 0’ h" "‘9“! W Will” 3 “mm“
is shingllng the‘ roof of Mrs Harrietiigcgg“ “10°” “in“ the “the yacht

Raymond‘s burn on Roton Hill.

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Captaln and Mrs. Peter Decker. of
Roverside avenue, will return today
from their Pan-American trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Miner D. Randall and
daughter are visiting Mr. and Mrs
Charles 11. Osborne. in Danbury.

 

 

Miss Mamie D'Arcey. of Providence.
R. l.. is the guest of her cousin. Miss
Nora E. Ryan, of U0. 4 Seileck street.

 

Miss Ellen Brown. of Bridgeport.
who has been visiting friends in Sec.
ond avenue. has returned to her home

 

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Raymond Bros. have commenced on.
erutione to extend the ‘Betts Place sew.
or across the mosdoWs to low water
mark.

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Mrs. Thomas Underwood. of Brook-
lyn. who has been visiting Mrs. Frank
Roberts of Osborn avenue. has return
ed home.

Rev. William L. James and a party
from Belle island attended the prayer
meeting at the Methodist Church. last
evening.

 

The incandescent lights east of the
Washington street bridge wer! out for
half an hour last night between 7: 45
and 8:15.

 

 

John W. Realty and John P. Beatty.
of Newark. N. J.. went to Trinity Lake
yesterday to spend the day with Mrs.
Realty and son.

The. Cleveland Bicycle Club will go
on a run to Pleasure Beach Bridgeport.
the first Sunday in September. after
remaining quiet during the month of
‘August.

 

Mr. and Mrs James Kinney of Van
Zandt avenue left this morning for the
Pan- American Exposition and other
places They will be gone about two
weeks.

 

Miss Grace Raymond. of Bethel. who
has been the guest of Miss Mer-
ion L’Ilommedieu. for the past few
days. is expected to return home to-
morrow.

Mr. and Mrs. Emery Simpson and
family. Eva. Madeline, and Master Em-
ory. Jr.. of Peekskill, N. ‘Y.. are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Alathorpe, of
Riverside avenue.

George B, St. John. the town tav
collector. will. be at W. S. Hartford's
store in East Norwulk. to receive tax-
es. on Friday. August 30, from it) a.
m to 12: 30 p: m:

 

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Miss Mary Coon. a sister of Mrs.

Joseph Cox of Highland avenue. who
has been at the Norwalk nospital‘ for
some time is getting along nicely.
Her many friends will be pleased to
learn of this.
' Captain and Mrs. A. B. St. John. of
Van Zandt avenue. are entertaining~W.
ii. Chamberlain. of Dorchester. Mass.
Michael C. Dre who is at the Norwalk
Hospital. old) for the better. yes-
terday. The d tors claim that he “will
recover rapidly now.

 

John Lilommedieu, of L'ifomme
dicu Brothers left this morning to
spend a week at Beiiport. where his
wife has been visiting for the past two
weeks. Miss Ethel Selioolt a sitter
of Mrs LflHommedieu. who has been
visiting in Reddinx. returned to East
Norwalk yesterday and accomilmlod
Mr. L'liommedieu to Heliport. where
she resides

Mr and 'lilrd. Climbed F James; who
were recently married in New York
city. are nephew and niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin James of East Norwdlir.
The marriage tool: place t the home
of the brld’ parent‘s. r. and Mrs.
Williamfirl a. MRI Madison avenue.
Eliot.“ ’Wliliani Bit . . incl

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Miss Editiitbeveum rd. in Stewart

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

Manse. sister of ftbecih bade-was the
be. We it“

1'“thme

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~,- edit two nest-s deletér' and d
A crescent pic of immense. Mr. " and

' ~ Mrs. James about their honeymoon at .

parent: of

Charles _,

u; Linea“ dud"

Mrs. George Scott has been visiting
her mother, Mrs; ilenry Whtney. Dar
ien. this Week

 

Sumatra ousnman have just has
plated their contract in painting the
public school house.

 

M'pnual be humour-do who for many
you am lettsrchrrler in Rowaytoa.
is quite seriously ill.

 

cation with his parents Mi and Mrs;
William Cushmanl of bound avenue.

 

Louis Whoa or has taken a position

in the factory f Lounsbury d: Mathew-

son shoe company. in South Norwalk
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Capt. Alfred Crockett took a party

 

The large step which go up to the
Standard Oil Co pony all tasks, and
which were blown down a few months
ago have been replaced.

 

A large number of small sailboats
want out and Wit eased the yacht race
betwen the Colon la and Constitution
which took place off Oyster Bay. yes-
terday afternoon.
Miss Lillie Wicks. of Raymond
street has entered Bellevue hospital of
New York city. where she will learn
to be a train nurse. Her many friends
wish her great success.

 

 

A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Leach. of Brooklyn. on the
liitb'inst.’ This makes Mr. and Mrs.
Hickson W. Cole, of this place. grand-
parents.

 

Miss Jennie Scott has returned home

more; delightful week spent with
Brooklyn relatives. During her stay
she visited Concy island. Proespeci
Park. SSiozel & Cooper's. and other
places of interest. She al'vislted Miss
Bertha Heurschel. of Brooklyn.

 

.A drunk. slid? squarely on the
tracks of the orwalk OTramway
Company. in Rowayton as the last
car was coming over the line last
night caused a delay of a few moments
while the fellow was removed. The
motorman was somewhat irritated at
the fellow. but the latter did not ap
pear to mind it. but went on his way
rejoicing.

DARIEN IND NOROTON.

Harry Sellcck will return home from
Long island. Saturday.

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Mrs. Savelle. of Orange. N. J.. is the

guest at Mrs. William Fleming.

 

Witter Humbert, of New York.
the guest of Mrs. Charles Webber.

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Prof. and Mrs. Guernsey will return
from their Bridgeport visit today.

Alice Lyon Fitch has received her
state license as practicing physician.

James Birchard has a line display of
connns on his grounds. Main street.

Frank S. Fitch. Jr.. is now enjoying
a three weeks' vacation from business.

W. Reed and George Smith are at
the Pan American Exposition this
week.

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Mrs. Straiiey. who resides on the
boulevard. is entertaining friends from
Brooklyn.

the guest of his son. William Avery.
in Dorian.

 

Mrs. James Hague Land family are
visiting at M. line‘s residence for a
few weeks. ,

James Waterbury and son. of New
Rochelle. visited Captain Lewis Water»
bury. Sunday.

W

Mr. and Mrs. James Roscoe are soon
to move into Mrs. Henry Tristram'a
house, Main street.

 

Miss Hattie Whitney's building on
Main street has been rented to the Dar-
ien Baseball Club.

 

 

Whitcomb Bailey. of Boston. is ex-
peeled here on Saturday. to remain
a week with his brother.A. Gnaliey.

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The little daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Frank Bates have received the
pretty names Marguerite and Emma .1

Min Alberta Darrow and her sister.
Miss Core, of Westport. visited their.
soul. MrLW. Animation. Wednesday.

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Nairobi): diamond-e
. oi?“ here have tried“
on. . :

L improvement in Mike attest.

Edward Oushman is spending his va ’

Hanford Avery, at New Canaan. is ‘

Li inbound: from an auction: or the

ith crushed stood.“

on flailih there will be a great

the Congregational Ch arch went by
trolley/to Silll‘flllll ”Polity. yesterday.
for their sauna outta” There were
about seventy are lit the party. who
ware under the leadership of the pres;
ldent Miss Stella Arctic. All

'soodth inns law this ero'tplipn dicks
thoroughly enioyed

 

 
 
 
 

bind the mambo
themselves

Many from here lit with the New
Canaaaitss yesterday to Dorlon’a
Point.‘ for a share dinner. Among them
were the aeleotmea. Charles Raymond
Charles Ci. Waterbury and George
GrsEOry: R Ala MacDonald. George 8.
Bailey. J. Houses. R V. Pooley, Mn.

 

. Downs. of the firm of Bates & Downs.

and others. . .7
While riding do . one of the Buried
Hills. yesterdhy minding. Miss Jennie
Calder fell from her Wheel and sus-
tained severe i titles. She fell in such
a manner that i ' "struck hhr head in
the roadway. She was rendered as
conscious for the time being; she was
removed‘ to her home in Noroton
Heights. where her injuries Were at
tended to. She was not seriously in
lured. but suffered much pain. She was
able to be out in the afternoon.

wn. ran.

George Weston was the guest ever
Sunday of ii. Q Tito son;

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Mrs. D B. Ogden is entertaining
Miss Maud Fitch of the metropolis.

 

A party from Ridgely Farm enjoyed
a delightful outing at Compo Beach
on Saturday

 

Master Edward Eckland who has
been enjoying an extended visit in
Stratford. has returned home.

 

Mrs Edward Olmsead and daughter
spent Wednesday with Mrs. A.
Mer win at her cottage at Compo Beach

 

The rainful in this vicinity was al-
most unprecedented amounting by ac
‘tualxmcasurcment eight inches on the
eve

 

One of the prospective owners of
Little Ram' s island contemplates glv
ing a picnic on that "sea glrt isle"
sometime next week.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Wescott and family.
who have been summorlng with Mrs
D. B Ogden left town on Monday to
visit friends in Massachusetts. 3

The agent of an artistic syndicate
canvassed the town. Wednesday. 0r-
ders were solicited for enlarging pho-
tographs in either crayon or pastel.

 

Rev T C. Sturges. rector of St
Cornelius Church New York. spent
Saturday with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. ll. Sturxes leaving for New
Milford where he oniciated Sunday in
All Saints Church.

.Rev. Charles M. Bclden. or Astoria.
assisted the rector in the service at
St. Matthews Sunday morning and
preached a logical and convincing ser-
mon from i Corinthians Kit 20. show
lag the impracticabllity of individual
ism in the church. and using Scripture
argument in favor of corporate chiis

tian unity
_ Lino-

mm.

Miss Edna Meeker is visiting friends
in Barton

 

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Port Chester.
“ Mrs. Althea Roadie. of itedding, is
the guest of Miss Jane Nichols.

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Miss Mabel Sturxes. of Wilton. is

 

 

. the arrest of: Mrs. James Coley.

 

Mr. an iii-fawn Beer-emf Bridgi-
port h vs waned Mrs. Beers father

‘ : Frank Nichols.

 

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Mrs. A A. newton. and Miss round

. Rawson of East Norwalk are guests

of Mrs. Mabel Fitch.

 

Mrs Jeremiah Nichols; formerly qt
this place. new of Cooperstown. N. Y..
is visiting friends in town .

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who died on sander. lifter d idol il
need. was held from Emmanuel Char
on Wednesday at 3' p. to Rev Help
Jefferson minted by Eur. W. E. Hook
e‘r. ooadudmi tile services. The pail
more were its hideout». Geared”
Sherwood Oscar Build and Harry W»
terbury MP. 01d ink ‘ I ~

tory and prominent in r of WNordeld‘m
ornate; P on .. slid-ha

 

 
 

th sufferer for several months. one at

tor. Milli Alice Culiblt. of this pinch“

, some heather in Nests. survive him.

its will he urohtiy mined in the «no
circles of this place and In menu!
Church of w he was a vedtryman

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the; gum

led Bibles and Canada.
this moratorium rhioa'r

 

 

L Moiflddidreet
, n roll in. M m
is improving ' ills teddy rem-

Cilia! B 3. McConnell

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The Christian Endeavor Society of ‘

Mrs; David Morpheus is visiting in i

. be taken to certain spec. lied towns and
The funeral ot John Watson Gull "

emerald; the result entire invest!

 

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in your home. L3 ii liege
take. Colic. Cholera
are quickly cured by it. . . .

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O. U. A M. CONVENTION

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Arrangements for Meeting of National
Council in Hartford.
The national convention of the Or-

der of United American Mechanics will
be held in Hartford September 24.
25. 26 and 27 The members of the
national council will begin arriving on
Sunday night September 22.011 Mon-
day evening theituiifmm rank. the Loy
al Legion will tender a reception at
Putnam Phalanx hall to Elinor E. Hill |
of New Jersey. comsndcr-ln chief

The business session will commence
Tuesday morning in Grand Army hull,
and another session will be bold in the
afternoon in the evening the degree
tsltm from Bridgeport will exemplify
the new ritual and the principal specie
or that evening lviil be i}. it iiirdsma
of Bridgeport. The session will be in
sumed Wednesday mor.ning and in the
afternoon the members will take a
trolley rldc about the city. in the cr-
sning a reception and bal.‘ will botch-
derotl to the members of. the national
council at Foot Guard hall. Thursday
afternoon another trollcy party will
be held.

STATE MONEY FOR HIGHWAYS

Cornmiuioner MacDonald Makes the
Apportionment for Two Years.

James H. MacDonald. the state high-
way commissioner has apportioned the
sums to be received bv the towns mak-
ing applications therefor of the money
for state aid on the highways from
the 1901 and 1002 appropriations. The
list fer Fairileld county is as follows:

Bridgeport $3 466 07:1!ethel :2, 000:
Dorian $3146.67: Easton 81. 500: Fair
field. 83. 446. 67; Greenwich 33 446. 67;
Huntington Sfl Jill ill'; Monroe. 8375:
New Canaan. :2 760; New Fairfleld.
21.500; Norwalk. $3,466. 67; Redding
33 900: Riditéflcld 33 466 67: Stamford.
$3466.87; Trumbull. $1500; Weston
$8 900. Westport 83 468. 67; Wilton
”JOE.

COTTON MANUFACTURER DEAD.

NEW YORK. August 28~Jsmes W.
Lyell sixty-eight years of age. a weal
thy manuf titurer of cotton goods, was
foundd (lea: odsy In a bath tub of his
home in this city. with the gas turned
on The theory of the family is that
Mr Lyell had been overcome by faint.
uses and fell striking the gas bracket
to tailln‘x‘. and so turned on the gas.
They any that he had no reason to
conduit suicide.

* MARTIAL LAW in care 'rowii.
CAPE TOWN August 23. we. fresh
cider proclaiming martial law liar
been issued providing or the closing
of all country stores 11- the Queens
town singlet reuniting that all goodsl
likely to e useful to' t enemy shell

 

 

 

 

bidding country residents to have
in their possession more than a week I
infloflll‘" ‘ L ’t 3‘ 1’1

bitten or Wanted wallets;
.1 SAN .FRANOJEUO. Milli". 23*.

 

 

 
 
 

Whaling vessels out of this port are re-
to halve mode the tunneling.
£ng to July 4: Charles W Morgan. >
Bridle of sperm oil. and 1, 4003
it those; Guillotine. 900 outfield
of “ oli lzuodsgl‘iehdflm church- of
sperm oil: A on new

Mammal” alt J

frail

INVESTIGATINGUgA MENTION

NEW YORK; Augimt.2il~—No report
. alleged illuminant oration sees it i
be dived out 0 anew-o uni-h
we‘ll" " ”22:32. “limit?“ ”‘
s a I l
MWMWl odlcihia Jinn; yriil
so to allow: people W

 
 
 
 
 

Association.

' will he denied

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

LA yeast man has reason to feel proud of himself and
his horse when he have: With the medicine iii lime to
save lite- But why take such desperate chances when it

 

tails and is pleasant and sale to
Tiler-Lila» Hyseniery and Diarrhoea

 

ELOPEMENT ANLD OESENTION.

 

Bad Brakeman Entlces a Winsted
Girl from Home.

Michael Pyle, a brakcmsn on the
Central New England railroad. who
spent some time in the Hartford hos-
pital. last winter. as the result of injur.

.ies received by falling from his train.

at Canton. is alleged to have sloped
with. and married Miss Mamie Dudley,
of Winstcd. on Monday.

After the ceremony the couple came

:to Winsted and stayed over night in

one of the hotels and Tuesday morning
the groom ion on the 7:15 train, while
the bride. being rather timid about
going home, went to her friend. Mrs.
llurt \l’clch, in the roar 0f the W. M. C.
A. it was here the mother came to
look for her daughtcr. wondering at
her staying away all night. and learn-
ed for the first time of her daughter's
marrianc. indeed. the mother was to

taken aback by the how‘s that she did .

not believed it iruc and doinnnded
to soothe certificate. but the young
bride said her husband had it.

The mother thcn declared if her
daughter didn‘t produce the certificate
she' could not come home. and then
she meltcd own, the strain being too
much for her nerves. i'lut she finally
forgave hcr (laughter and the two spent
a few happy hours together previous to
the bride taking lhc nl‘ll-rnoon train to
meet her husband.

Upon the bridc'n‘ statement that she
was married in New Hartford, 0.
friend who still doubted the ocurrence
of the wedding. called up town clerk
William McAipiuc. and found that he
had issued no license. nor could any
minister by the name of Roberts be lo-
cated in that town. '

CONGRESS OF LAWYERS.

 

Will be Held in St. Louis During Ex-
position ln 1903.

DENVER. COL. August zit—The
Special committee on the memorial
from the St Louis Exposition reported
favorably on the proposition to hold a
universal congress of lawyers and it".
lots. in connection with the World’s
Fair. at St. Louis. in 1903. at last
night‘s meeting of the American Bar
’ihc report was adopted,
and the president and executive com-
mittee were directed to take all neces-
sary steps to carry out the proposed
plan

The secretary was instructed to send
a cobiegram of congratulation and
greeting to the international Law As-
soclation. new meeting in London.

The general council met last night.

and agreed upon the following semi. ‘
here. whose names will be presented to

the committee: President. U. M. Rose.
Little Rock Ark: secretary. John

Niamey. Baltimore: treasurer. Francis,

stle. Philadelphia.

 

ENOUGH POEMOPFICE RECEIPTS.

LONDON. August 23-—A blue book
containing the postmaster general“ a re
port for 1900 presents some interesting
statistics. The total number of postal
baskets delivered in the United King.
dam who 378,371,000 The public do
posited in the savings banks. £40 ,576.~
.438, and the totdl amount due to de
Elation at the end of the year was

36. 649 s45. The telegraph depart»

meat showed a deficit of £652,104. The

_ total post oiilce revenue was £16,.-995 . L .
5:70 and the expenditure who £10. 004 .

 

. "In the eyes at the law". ignorance is

‘ to symptoms.

’ Wauhburn Crosbye Gold Medal
‘ 68c bag, L'

Applets csuuoggecous ream. "

. . ho '
as for help-vowing ior nan-gm

no excuse for

otherwise?

, .5 Craduote Optician. u
Robin 9. United Bani: Bulidlntt.
Oillce hours,- 8 to 11: id 12:45 to 0: 39
floturduv precious. ‘l to ll.

 

arrives " ’L ~ A": we:

F‘lour
Peninsular Milk. So can
5 lb. pkg..liomlay. 150
London Cocoa. la lb. can, we
0 boxes Sardines in Oil, Zoo

5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing

Powder, loo.
7 bars Gloss Soap. 25c.
l1 bars Saratoga Soap, 25c.

A. STULL.

East Norwallr.

24 Cottage Ave.,

 

Steamer Huntington

(FRIDAYS ONLY

 

Leave South Norwalk Steamboat
Dock. 9:80 a. m.‘ and 4:30 p. to.
Returning leave Huntington,

p. m
Steamer stops at Locust Grove each
way.

2:30

 

Fare. Round Trip. 50am.

Commencing Monday, June 17th.

DAILY TRIPS
New York

side Wheel Pasdenger Steamer

 

 

 

 

Leave South Norwalk. i315 a. m.
LcaVc New Yor
Beekmzm Street, 2.10 p.111
(Saturday 1 3:0p in)
East 3m. Street, 2 :40 p. m.
(Saturday, 2 Hoop. m.)

FARE .
Excursion. 70c.

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EXCURSION TO
NORTH BEACH.

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Accompanied by

PIONEER HOOK & LADDER
COMPANY.

Sunday, August 25th.
soc—EXCURSION FARE—50c.

Leave South Norwalk, 10 a. m.
Leave North Beach, 4 p. m.

FREIGHT PROPELLER

to
Norwalk and South Norwalk.

Leave Beckman St., N. Y.:
Mom, Wed” and Fri. at 5 p. m.
‘ Leave Norwalk:
Tues. Thurs. and Sat, at 4 p. m.

C 0 A L
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