Mics Lucy Golllns. of 78 Osborn ave
-. one. is entertaining Miss Eva Warren,
01' Nunaatuck. .,
Miss Mamie Darcey. of Frovidenco.
R. 1.. is the guest of Miss Nona Ryan,
2 ol‘Bo11ecketr1aet. .
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Mr. and Mini {Milton Elwood. who
have been visiting at Credo. Ma. re
turned last night 1 . ,
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Charles Jordan has secured a posi J
tion in the Randall millm‘lle was tor-
merly a resident of East Ndrwaik.
Master Eddie Morrison; of-No. 9
Hartford Place, is spending a few
weeks with his aunt in Newark. N. J.
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Mrs. William Tulsa and daughters '
Mildred and Alberta, went to Bayonne,
N J., yesterday morning to spend a
week
The Benedict Farm Bridge is being
repaired today. ,Several places, were
wornlso bad that it was dangerous for
travc
The Norwalk Historical Society in
tends to hang a banner across the
street at the fiandali, mll1, during the
celebration.
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Mrs. Annie Youngs, who has been
visiting at Brighton, Staten Island. rc-
turnod last night to her homo at No.
2 Charles street.
Beechor's Drum ”Corps, left this
mornlnar for Whterbury. where they
will take halt in the drum corps com
petition for prizes.
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Services in the East Avenue Moth-o
dist Episcopal Church will he as usual
tomorrow. Rev. J. J. b‘oust will preach
morning and evening.
Mrs. Miner D. Randall has returned
to her home in Riverside avenue. af-
ter a most enjoyable visit with Mrs.
Charles Osborvn, vat Danbury.
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Mr and Mrs. Hdrace S Mueller. of
Bridgeport. who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. James Hoffman. of
Pleasant avenue, have returned home.
A top dressing of loom is being put
on Riverside Mantle. This has been
needed very much, and will be appre-
clatod by toamstcrs and cyclists.
Miss Shohia Straub retluned to her
home in Brooklyn today, after spend-
ing a week with Mrs. Charles M.
Moeller, of the Washington street
bridge. a
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Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jacobs and Mrs.
Beere, of Brooklyn, have returned to
their home after several weeks' vielt
at the Osborn homestead in East ave-
nue
Miss. Maryfilorfi of Southport, who
has been th nest“- 0! Mr. and Mrs.
John Wolf. , Eall‘t Norwalk. during
the past week, returned to her home
this morning.
Mr, and Mrs. James Wilmot, who
have been guests of friends in Van
Zandt avenue during the past week,
Wlli return to their home in Ridgeileld
on Monday.
.—
Jumos Evende'n. Jr., will lead the
Loyal Workers' meeting at the Advent
Christian Church, tomorrow evening. i
it is desired that a large number he
in attendance.
,Mn and. Mi‘mihmes F. Weston, of
New Haven. fwhqt have been guests
of frleri‘da‘in World avenue. during
the past couple of Weeks have return
ed to their home 2
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Miss Ornh Mai King, of South Osborn
_ avenue, is entertaining Miss Leila
Hawkins, Miss Mite Bilylcs. Miss Nellie
inning and Miss Ethel Dawes. all oil
Stony Brook Lens island. N. Y.. for a
week. .
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Thomas Cored. white. and James Hi ‘
Williams. colored rode into East Nor-
walk on their wheels this morning.
They are from New Haven and are on
their way to New York. They rode
all the way from» New « Haven this
morning. passing through Bridgeport
shortly after 5 o'clock. They stopped
at the llaviland House for breakfast.
nu...
'r'l‘lic pet dog of the family of Can
this MoIII "i Wilson, of the steamer
Harlem, was killed by it trolley car at
about 6: 30 o‘clock lasts stallion. The
canine was playing alongside tile road
,. when a car in charge of Motorman
3 John Darrow came along. The do;
run directly in front of the car. The
-, motormun saw him and tried to stop
his car. He reversed the power. but
1;; was toot- ate. "was crushed to
CHANGED. ARI GOOD.
, LONDON Au out 24 it is too early
' 1161‘ W.“
mohwovar the and builder More mum“
. 1, erecting a; sudsome burn for H. 1.31?
hi ' cons stud York: tumultuous heights,
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1111qu of sport
Shiloh r New York
filmy 1121..
Built 3le.ch Prer-
Quint
,ds Windmill
miter, as wet as his ulster. Alice.
boy fl ' ,
William-“2
11 be well
1%“
one wish
1 (or slim Jesse's launch
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2 to New York last night, after a load
I few unflatfi
‘ " Seamumwo ell-iii: Bros
Whirl no Irrlved hole yesterday
Lollcy Crockett took a trip to New;
Kerk on the Note 0 Stevens yestor1-1
uy.
Mlst‘nrlan «unmask has returned
110m: from a visit with triends in New
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Uaptaiil John Oberlander, of Dorian,
took a party out yesterday in his.
launch.
The steamer Kate C. Stevens went
of coal.
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Mr. Fovll‘el' and family are moving
from Harvey 1Ack1ar1t’1s house to Crock
ett avenue. 2 .
Miss Josie Housman, of Brooklyn.
in the guest of Miss Lula Godfrey. of
Crockett avenue.
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Mrs. Katherine McGee. who has
been at the Berkeley House, left to-
day for New York.
Mrs. L. D. Marden of Mlddictown,
N. Y.. is Visiting at the residence of
Henry M. Simone.
Mrs. JohnW. Fee, of New York has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Neuendorl. of Lenox Hill.
Terence Riley has moved from Mrs.
Mary Richards' to Mrs. Catherine Fal-
lou’ 15 house in Railroad avenue.
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Mrs. Alfred Crockett and Mrs Ad
die Wheeler left yesterday for Loan
island, where they will spend a week.
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Mrs. Edith Curse. of Orange. Mesa,
has returned to her home after a three
Weeks' visit with Postmaster and Mrs.
C. W. Bryan.
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Harry Suit-field wishes The Sentinel
to correct the impression made by the
item Thursday that he is a' ‘revorcud
The word Was wrongfully used in con
nectiou with his name. as he is only
a laymen”, . 1.
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Frederick E. Lockwood wont to New
York yesterdal to arrange to have
souvenirs made for the 250th anniver-
hary celebration of Norwalk. He pro-
poses to have the Ludlow monument in
East Norwuik.reproducod in a hand
Home manner enwhadg'es.
At the Methodist Church. the poster
will preach as usual. in the morning
in the evening. at 7: 30 the pulpit will
be occupied by' the Rev. J. J. Faust. of
East Norwalk. Youns People’s Meet-
ing. at 6: 45, led by Miss Grace Waist
Everybody heartily welcomed to all
these services.
Harvey Ackurt was called to Schaah-
tiooke, N. Y.. this week. by the
death of his father. Dalid Ackart. The
funeral was held yesterday. Mr Ack-
art may return onday or if not. will
attend thin at Buffalo .for- I
Chart is. risitlng rci
olives in Bridgeport. '
DJRIEN AND NOROTON.
The trolley company is placing new
ties along the line between Rowayton
and Darius.
Harry Bullock is busy carpentering
with Contractor Millspaugh upon Mr
Wardeu' s new residence, Warden Cliff
1.
Mr and Mrs William Mulligan of'
Brooklyn are spending a week at John
'1'. Stevens" residence Noroton,
ileightl
\ .
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John S. Stovens,of Noroton Heights
will break ground in a week or ten
days, for a handsome summer resi-
denco.
W
n" gart Norman, who has a position
ew York with Gorham & 00.. all
versmlths, Broadway, spent Thursday
in Dorian. .
this year with its blossoming llhlox,
balm, etc
A hypnotic meeting was held at the
residence of Benjamin St. John a few
evenings since. Richard Abendroth
was master of ceremonies.
A car load of white wood poles waI
sent from Darlen to Bridgeport. today,
to be used as splles for the support of
the] now: railroad bridge. ..
week and three hens and nineteen
young’ chickens are missing.
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The many friends of Miss All
den “Emmott: wlli‘erintereIm «to
in! iI nova theilhome
in“
liter
M. Haas, the enterprising “cargo“
Prayer meeting at the Methodist
Church on‘ Wednesday 0min! It Will
‘ formerly pastor of
Mrs Henry Whitney's old fashion _
ed" flower garden is as pretty as ever -
Thll hennery of Course Tucker at ftmili BI
Rollayton was visited by thieves this ‘
b'TwDI- ‘_1
illir I
.1 111‘
'..c. Stillman of lien and
he 0. Wilison. at Stamford, son 1
ev‘. C. A. While): an“!
than
During the month of September Nov
Mr. Guerusoy will deliver a derics‘" or
, special morning sermons on Christian 1.
life and Work; It til Intended to which ‘f.
these discourses preparatory to earn
the fail and winter.
m.A PM” of toll young men from No.
restaurants
to Glen island Sunday, for the second
time 2thlI Edison. Among them are
William swears, Charles Austin. Coo-
rge Haas. Midi-aw Allen, William Aus-
Harry Nayl‘uond, Charles Ray—
mood and Frank Burton.
as.
. Samuel Gray, father of Edward Gray
and brothers, of New Canaan, a veteran
and rewsid'ellt of the, Noroton Soldiers'
Home. died: early Wednesday morning.
Tuesday morning, while on his way
to New Canaan. he fell while crossin
the tracks at Stamford station. so
was severely hurt.
son William. 0n the advice of it plays
sician the Home ambulance was sent
for; and he was lelhh'ved to medicine
heapital, Tuesday morning He was in
his seventy-third year.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
Joseph L. Guernsey, pastor. ~—l)lvmc
worship. Sunday, at 10: 30 a. m. and
7: 30 p m Subject of morning new
man. Truth in: Doctrine and» Practice.
This discourse our deal with the dues-
tion of Christian truth as related to
Christian life Topic of evening ser.
mon. Christ Battalied. ThIs sermon
will be based on the career of Judas
lscarlot, being a discourse on the cans-
es and consequences of false religious
pretentious. The Sunday school will
meet at noon: the Junior Lennie at
3 o Welock the Epwdrth League at 6: 4a
o’clock.
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Among those attending W. H. Lentil
don' a trolley ride to Shelton last week
were Mr. and Mrs. T. J Mead. Mr. and
Mrs. William Mead, Mr. and Mrs. Hon-
ry Olmstcail and Miss Nancy Oimstesd
of New Canaan: Mr. and Mrs. George
Fowler.
Clock, Mr. and Mrs. William Hlnilley.
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Hindloy, Mr. and
Mrs. W M. Lanpdon, Mtss Clara Laure
don. Mrs Walter Whitney. Harold
Whitney. Miss Ella Bates; Miss Georg-
le Whitney. Mrs. Fleet, Merlin J. Wax
tel-bury Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed.
Mrs. H E. Whitemore, Charles A:
Roy Monroe Miss Lucy Monroe. all or
Darieu: Miss: Jones. of. Hilth Ridge,
Mrs George and Mrs Martha Darrow
of Westport. - 2 .
A 1' THE. SEA-SHORE
Mrs Horace Cox, of Belle island is
visiting friends in Summit, N. J.
W. F. Clark is having a pier built
in front of the Outlook cottage. Belle
Island.
Mra Aiken of Georgetown and Mrs.
llarnum are at the Barnum cottage,
Belle Island.
William; E. Mallory has located the
mooring place‘ for his launch Cyric of!
East Beach. Belle island.
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Miss Croce M. htrohineyer, of Alta
Site cottage. Belle island. is enter-
tainlng Miss Elsie (leasing. of New
York. ,
8. M. Birch. of Newark-has moved
into his new cottage at Belle island.
The work will be finished by Contract.
or Arthur Waldron, of South NorwIlk
in a few days «
Miss Carrie V. Weed. clerk for Bur-
delt &. Der nuts and Miss Annie
Woulldy, of nuns. are enjoying
a week’ a vacation I Roton Point. Miss
Bertha Schmidt is assisting It the dry
deuce.
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V'Wiisons Cove; Hickory Bluff.2 will
rove the center of attraction this af-
ernoon a d tuition-ow. to lovers of
yachts, w an antistatic You t Club
arrived on its a haul cruise
Jr will be tendered the visiting
lmen tonight at the Hickory It all Club:
ouso.
PROHIIIT ASPIARlzflCE 0F LONA
:COPENMA‘GEN. August eiw'i‘he
protect ”of police. following the exam.
ple of the protects of Berlin and
Stockholm, has issued mporpstuat pro-‘-
.ltibitiou 1a1a11nst the a pearapee of.
1a upon’an tune in (lo-w
hamburlniulu
oelbcio‘ The ma half or the tint
chants of knot Peter w
' Teamslhflve been no or never
can: hadllui large tiniuernw to Stall
lordlthmr Imam emf or“ lei: III! are
foundation
1i and
eat and aggressive church work during .3‘
have fplunned tio pedal ,
He was taken to -
New Canaan. to the residence of his
Noroton; Mrs. George W. ;
goods store during Miss Wood's ab- '
smokd ,
yochts- .
POOL SELLERS fINED.’ '
Waterbury 0m0iIlI Give Thom 111a
Heavy Ono. ,
WATERBURY, Conn. August 24:;
Charles Ross. Timothy Thomas and
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ed for selling pools at the races .ut .tha
Waterbury Driving Park, and. roots.
pies Thavalier, and wall char With
keeping a gaming place at the oak.
were in the police court. yesterd'o .1 The
raids by a squad of local police 0 ll.
Iran a great surprise to the pool selleru.
who are strangers in the city.
The warrants in the cases were drawn
by Lawyer N. ft Bronson arid signed
by Clark D. J McMahon, 0f the po-
lice court. it is stated that: a detou-
tire was hired last Wednesday, ‘who
cleared evidence and pointed out the
on warrants.
In court, Lawyer J. E Russo“.- for
the pool sellers. demurred to the coal»
pin-into. because they were net's igne‘d
by Prosecuting Oflleer Durant The
demurrer was overruled and the pooh
sellers were lined $20 and cents each.
They appealed to the District court
Tobiasplns Thavolier settled his case
out of court by payment of a line of
Bates MrstanluelGrummanqus. Lo- 3125.
Mr Bronson, who drew the warrants,
says he did so in the interest of We-
terhury parties. He denied that the
Law and Order League had anything
to do with the cases.
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SHAMROCK’B CREW AT WORK.»
NEW YORK, August Biw'i-‘he steam
yacht Erin left her anchorage in Sun-w
dy Hook Bay at 7:30 this morning. to
go to Oyster Bay; h. 1. Lieutenant
Colonel ‘Burbank and family went as
Sir Thomas Listens guests to view
the ColumblaxCouiititutlon race.
crew of the summer was at work
this morning aurapinu and polishing a
spinnaker boom. The Vigilsnt was
anchored close alongside the Sham
rocicthis morning. 2. -
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y, .
Torn Nollie
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The selectmen of the town of who!“
walk hereby g’ivenotico that they do-
sire all bills against the said town to
. be presented before Saturday, August
31, 1901, its on that datethe ilscnl year
of the town will close, and it is accos-
sar'y that tho books be balanced.
Dated at Norwaik August 19,1901.
JAMES‘A BROWN; *
’ sAMlmL truss
2,11‘RANK. Iii-MERRILL.
a swill be receivedil’lt the union of
eieetmeut. Namath until satur-
day. the twentyelourth all of August.
for. the connotation of I stone arch
bridge over the News": and Silver.
in the town ofNOrwalk.
Planma‘ad spocinclttions to be seen
this aforesaid‘ollloe. " ,
C6 Cholera and
the when to. no real ‘ I
3;, ..
William Harris, the three mull hirsute .,
‘ out they bear, these books are a
men to the oillcers. who unsalted. them 1
The'
. OMOI‘MI'HIH 325.000.00
mine dun at the blond denuded» ‘
. it our the rinhtto ‘2
" retool. In or “213$ .
TAILOR“. ;
CLOTHW‘Rs.
HATTERSI'
F U RN ”HERB,
85 Wilmington Street.
South iler‘walk.
;.
aspen comma. .Preoldent.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Prat.
cross: F. saaase, 'rrm.
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THE
South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNl'l‘l-ll) BANK alumnus.
“ 'wDMINISTRATORS, guard-
.; inns. treasurers, and others
haying the care of trust-funds.
are depositing such funds with
this bank. and taking a savings
papplbook. Aside from the inter-
great convenience in a business
we
llr hours are from 9.00 to
213.00' :00 to 3:00.
Also Saturday evenings,6 :00 to
81:00.
. I The
South Narwalk
Trout 010.
lots as Executor. Administrator, linu-
dhn. or until. in interior
’l‘flllii oi Envy Description.
Conduits I Guild Baiting illslnoss.
Accounts of Erin Kiwi solicited.
lubnslliloIod on limo ic-
colitis. tenuous
unmounted.
Silllili Dilllllllill.
lnieruilllmllon'ilinsili iii in Dal
iu llillOlil'.1 ills Dilltltliitlll
0le Saturday "tunings"
“ 'll'im‘i’lo lll'ciitt. ‘
CITY NATIONAL BANK
adorn uoawaut. coili‘i
annual. $100,000.00
amiss. 22 «macaque
JACOB Mann”. Chadian
classroom 2 . 2, * 2
John H. FIrolI Henry Seymour 1
John. H. Knapp ohrlItlIn Sworn
Ten out to 2 its Moon I.
J‘ lg lllld,Aju¢uIt 5 and 19th. Jute
know that the eyes were-slat
his ten help-rowing for tildes-g use aid.
< .‘ila the em or the law" ignorance is
' new excuse for human eye abuse.
Symptoms always follow cause. it is
2'10 ammonia, Will you amiss or
otherwisel,2 ,. ‘ ,
sbt'r‘ll in: snowman ‘
in Bilornson' a "Happy Bo
MW 22' are!
learniuln the old gentleman did not
iv call >
the part of wisddm to glue timely heed
HOME
Our very best Butter. 23c lb.
Washburn Crosby’s Gold Medal
Flour, 580 has.
Peninsular Milk, So can
5 lb. pkg. Hominy. 15c.
London Cocoa, 1,5 lb. can. 180
6 boxes Sardines in Oil, the
5 1h. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder,
7 bars Gloss Soap. .
11 bars Saratogll‘soup,
A. STULL.
are Norwalk.
15c.
25c.
250.
24 Cottage Ave,
DAILY TRIPS
New York
Side Wheel Passenger Steamer
Leave New York:
Beekman Street, 2.10 p. m.
(Saturday, I :30p. in)
East 3Ist. Street, 2 :40 p. m.
(Saturday,2 2:00 p. m.)
FARE .
Single, 400.;
EXCURSION T0
w
Asmara! by
COMPANY,
Sunday. August osrh.
Leave South Norwalk, 10 a. m.
Leachorth Beach, 14 p. in.
FREIGHT.“ 1P1ROP1ELLER
Leave Bushman WSt N. 2Y.':
Mom, Wed-., and Fri at
‘hoohuastor writes to in lower on; ,.
Full. and in closing says: ' 1
will bear no more now: they" see well
enough in the open. but ache and we»
tor over small .lhiaxs” _ Witn- -all his
Commencing Monday. Julie 117th. '
Leave South Norwalk, 7 :35 a. m. :1
Excursion. 70c. .1
NORTH BEACH. Q
prowess Hook‘s LADDER}
soc.—sx0uRslou FARE—soc. i
Norwalk and South lilorwalk.t
5 p. m. .Y
of everyone, the e
Ranges and Hunt
good value.
some in opossum
strength. On 818 Runs
afoompactne
06?: North
The Jones 8
2 l! WALL 1!
male earn ‘
Telephone alum may.
Terms millionaire
Ins, linking.
Norwalk Chronicler