. “Soveral‘new Marti ,3 a ,
day at the Dorian House; ‘
Mrs. Rufus, .Osbor
avenuéivisfit‘fiew N k“ lily today.
narration ‘ _.
swineihstheirrilier Quilvlfilibd
. . . am
Mr. and Mrs. James (l Morisoy. of
Brooklyn, are the guests of friends in
Maple street. . ;
Mrs. E. Blismith'anddaughter. do
his Lucille. are spending the day ‘at
New York city; .
Mr.’ andulit‘rsll’dohn W. Beatty re-
turned from their; sojourn at Trinity
Lake, Saturday. / ; ,1,
Mrs. William Twists and two dough.
ters,.hilldred and Alberta, are visiting
at Bayonne, N. J. . '
William Osborn. ofz'Now York city
spent Sunday at the Cabin-n home-
stead. in Eastnwaue.‘
: . Q’" We”
Miss Minnie Hefner, of East Nor-
walk, has 3 'i, ,
a few days with friends.
~.'Mr. and Missions: Yeacbner, of
Jersey. City. are guests of. Mr. and Mrs. ‘
John W. Realty, for a week.
Frank Breseel.of at.» York. is the
sheet or A1 a o. (Eldridge-of nan-
.ford place. ' e" will remain a week.
'Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wheeler, of
Fort Point street. have a'rrived home
from the Pan~Amerlean exposition. .
A very large three-roasted schooner
went through the drawbridge this
morning. it attracted much attention
Captain and Mrs. Peter Decker in-
tend‘fto prolong their trip and will not
be i‘i‘ome until the latter part of this
W86 .
'i‘hé Pasterileld family have moved
from Pine street, bouth Norwalk, to
the George Keeler block, on the Wash-
ington street bridge.
Mrs. William Osborn, who has been
at the Osborn homestead for several
weeks. returns tomorrow morning ' to
her New York home.
. E' I“ . \
Miss lills‘le Bat-he‘s. who. has been
the guest of her cousin. Miss Mary
(innit. of Second aVenue, has returned
to her home in Boston.
Mrs. Shea and daughters, of Brookv
lyn. who havc‘been the guests at Mr
and. Mrs. .Qharief. Barthes. la Pleasant
avenue, have to urned hom‘ .
Miss Grace Raymond, of Bethel, who
has been the guest of Miss Marion L"
Hommedieu, during the past ten days
returned to her home this morning.
Harry Lcwis led the Epworth Lea-
gue meeting in the East avenue Metho-
dist Church." last evening. The ser-
vice was well attended and interesting
throughout. 3‘“
arm "
Ravi H~.-..E..-Wlng. of Rowayton. ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. J. J. Faust
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
last evening. Rev. Mr. Faust preach-
ed in the morning.
A large party of peoplewcnt out in
. launches. Satur ny afternoon. to wit-
ness the arrival of the Atlantic Yacht
Club. Several parties went out this
morning to see the departure.
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A large party of the Cleveland
Wheel Club, of this place. went to
Bridgeport. yesterday. on their wheels
and attendedgéie ”all game. between
the Crap pith do and Stamfords, at
Pleasure ‘ , ooh. a
Captain ”Wt-iii m Verity, took a party
of friends out on his steamer Addie V.
yesterday. The..trip was tofiaong’ lir
land and return. A very pleasant time
was enioyodriW‘itli «on board. The re-
turn was made about 8‘o'clock.
. 4; It lid-W
There was an interesting meeting
in the Salvation Army baraclts on the
Washington street bridge, last night.
Many visitors were present, Who took
part in the services. A good open air
meetingw held in front of the Ma-
hackemomool‘. . ‘ 1
mus Taylor. of the arm of Roberto
& Taylor. the bicycle repair dealers
stopped at, his home here over Sunday
He wanted the, route Bri geport. with
the Cleveland Wheel cl'u , and then
returned to Elizabeth, where he is em‘
ployed via an: automobile factory.
sun-me
Manxwho had occasion to pass on
. the Wabhlingtoii street bridge? yestoré
day and this merning. ndm’ red onion
yacht and, d’, atlbhn, . H Ferris =
; . that'i‘heolraniiownod.h
William mihkam; general “supe'in
_; tendentpf the United States. auusr
Heciaimingdflorks. at Shelton; ‘(ionn
‘? and firm? City. .m
it ~ . ..
. oi . Riverside
eschew York; to spend-2
”l arry Sco e ed‘th‘e meeting
Snub?" Norwai Baptist Church. 1
ll - .;, ' . _ 7., '
w
ed .iti‘
...
turned borne.
days; illness.
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South Norwalk. .
w
some islandhare
Budaloexpoottlon. ’
f~' '; j. sit-M—
Churilh, last night.
in
one .
a thorough overhauling.
MW
lioclim‘oo, " e‘Farni Dairy and now one
a rou’té'thgigugh this place.
:to New. Yonh‘for a few days.
has been Visiting friends in Stamford
for a week, has returned home.
mm,”
day, with the launch Wave Orebt.
Miss Lillian Wicks has resigned
position in the Beiievue hospital. and
. returned home Saturday afternoon.
Mr. William downed. of Providence.
liam Rowland, of Highland avenue.
" Miss drills. Reed: of the west side.
began her new duties this morning.
in the R & G factory. South N‘orwalk.
The ice cream and cake sale, which
was held in the Methodist Church.
Saturday night, was very successful.
Norwalk. spent yesterday with Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Young. of Logan ave-
nue. . .
4The.madl about the towns were bad.
ly washed out from the rain storm
which struck this place. Saturday af-
ternoon.
An iron fence is being built about
the residence of John S. Hoyt. at Con-
tentment island. by l). K. Allen, of
Greenwich.
Mrs. Judson Adams entertained her
Sunday ,echool class in the Baptist
Church,}last,.‘\veek. at her residence
in Highland hvenue.
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Smith Broadway, 01' Crockett ave.
nue. went to' Stamford. yesterday.
where he will probably make a long
visit with his sister.
LeRoy Crockett and Harry Young
took a trip out in the sound. Saturday
afternoon, in their canoe to ace the
Columbia and Constitution race.
Rev. Joseph J udge, of New York. on-
cupied the pulpit of the Baptist Church
yesterday morning. The pastor. Rev.
F. C..Brown, preached in the evening.
u...—
.‘Winfieid Grant, 0! Main street. who
fractured one of the bones in his foot
a few Wealth ago while Working with
H. W. Wells it Company. on their
larger-entrant at Greenwich. is able
as be‘aroan'd without the aid of crutch-
es....;..,., ; .
On bor Day a . rogram of sports
will be old at‘ this .p ace. Entries will
be received until 6 p. m.. August doth.
by an tainGeorge Wicks, for the fol-
lowih cream. .in
from 7 to 10, and 10 to 17 years:--(1)‘
swimming race; (2). running ,ij‘ dill
vi3)i‘;‘beg.race; ‘ up race. ,The so.
as will commence at afo'clock iii
tram Capt. George Wicks’
9.
bolt; val
able prizes will be awarded in all
classes... Entrance free and open to all.
Mrs. bill! ,
their son,'Adrlsn D. Waring, of Wash-
ington, D; (1., are spendla a pleasant
Mr. and
summer with Captain aria
Wicks. at their comfortab
diowaytonr, captain" Wl ii ,.
‘iiloopfiyiieht Ial’dii ‘
8
re. George
edition w‘uusm humans has resist.
uposltlon in lirldgeport entire»,
‘ éflfififiéttrlon, of the west side. is
ablaxto be around again after a few
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes will go
to housekeeping in Haviiand street. .
ll
miniatures. ,r. a; ‘Pelton. of:
home from the
Rev. J. .J. Feast. of East Nurwalk.
occupied 2. the...nalplt».ia the Methodist
in... sensual»... ‘r.’ Stovi‘ .
as. returned to this harbor. after
’EE Millapa‘ugli has purchased the
hired Lockwoodgofdfiain street. has
returned home after ,a- business trip
Harvey Minor. of the west side, who
*‘Aaron Stevens was tender to the
yachts in the cove,,.flaiurday and Sun»
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
«i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young. of
tea classes. - agesi
i'
canvfiiing and
' Whitnevvlndioe
News of. -50
Walnut ham Corsets use. do be
memoir: needs Nam
ab.
At s—L. R. corsets. I
drab coutii and black
imatzofceu i. _
interests. of coutil or bell-to; short:
‘5 in.
At “nightwear” of
it ”mi.” “Wilfrid” ill low
-.- , - . , a crane
«auxiliaries mils , ‘
race I models. be
hiron slain.
till liltl
FW'E' . . .
‘ ‘ {fibrils not-chip neatly.
' Sim ndleito‘mmnisimofmullin
Bleached Pillowilmae.
until!" no» my!“ In.. uc.
can”! bi., w:- 5413'“ in.. 16c.
for this week. The Warings
spent several summers abroad and are
therefore delighted .to- be so pleasantly
situated this year." With captain Wicks
on the water and his charming wife
whose hospitalityrels'nowell known, at
home, makes life worth living.
DARIEN "awesome
Mrs. R. L. Gillett is home from the
Buffalo exposition.
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Florcnt Cantrell is home from a vis-
L. i.
George Oberlander has been eater-
taining.Mr.«and Mrs. Joseph Nevins
of New York.
.,,..,... .. -
.Gogrge Sampson has returned to
Newl'jr 'after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hiudley. 4
«
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Danica. is glad to welcome
woman physician.
stilts
£1:ng
the Noxon ,
there.
’i‘h‘erh ea
od,1will”pla‘y next Saturn
place.
. Notwithstiindlng the lateness
e farms, and. gardens of Wil
crannlni
i m use
arrests. ‘ ,
w.
l\ .1.
1.}, . ‘1“ WW ‘ "17"" V
n Glenni- Morristowii,‘ N. 1.. an
m r. Milt”liberated-“Inc 1
id hey are expected «in De
slt‘pvlith. Mr. and lire
new front: at vhih and Q
u "a
dogmaruum: might
nonmembers “one '
m . arm Videdfiorthiusle:
W pm and lib-hawk;
ills thesheeiiagnomtby the ”.5. :9
‘ l
Broadway. Fourth Avenue. Mathew!
i
have
Dr. Alice Lyon. Fitch's, new sign' at
Ceda‘rwiid Sanitarium..i‘s very attrac-
to-
C. Frank Bates has rented the store‘:
now occupied MP Mm. Whitein‘ore‘ in"
_ Hlilock, from Stoteinber‘ll.
Fund will conduct tne mushy, busiuena
.._ err-- V« .,
. mi ball game attorney.
. afternoon ‘liecause‘ of thenflhtm. and"
it is probable that the tea‘rga massing“ Thhyffspliced‘dhe main WNBJi‘SKWd
. . m. 2/ I: ' t.
H of the
season on account of sprin raids, the.
on, can ‘Pooley‘ and'rllenryi
anyone ofibhnteouj ,
Mrs. Scott Williamson's, cent; M“ on
‘ containers. on as s
ldrt practically demands .'
, anon ilvmhuadredstrongrwili'cornet
; Riots)
. . Y.
. . . envied not
ll rancid .«theiyio
. ClubEhoues. M
minors Chili, ob‘hiaw York
' r
anoint in one; of. the iron-ates,
«‘ ; er: tomorrow, and will enjoy s. ol '
Alison-l... R. terrain;u excellent nodal; low bust; “I ‘V
no.2: to 99"“, t
Rhetoric Boxes
deofibcmnrt und-
hmros‘d. Non: .5 ‘ .
and f , ,. ,_ .
k... ‘ a
4. " "I
. » are
new
*n Y“. o
“l...“
,h-nu—s—a-
=Bang went the gun. and the boats Were
away; . . _
‘ Blow ye winds, oh blow.
But devil a breeze; was. on the ,bay.;
0h blow ye‘winds. oh blow.
’The sailors custom and scratched the
mast. ,
The oyster stakes went slowly past.
fast
And the welcome wind came down at
last. . ‘
- went.
' Blow re winds. oh.blow. '
With a spanking breeze. all nails were
3 0h blow ye winds. on blow. _
‘TheKestrel leaped With" snap and
. ,. spring , . -
And i) tedsome old guy or string; ’
who a groom. didn't declining
‘Blowvye winds. on bl w.
‘ 20h blow me winds. oh blow."
Ouru happy ironies we all forgot,
We were a bloomin' eheerfulrlot. ‘
Hurdles}. ’twfis; our thaflfataf owl? .
So manyaubrave” man not his. shot. .
Night!” over, all; as»; inantie ‘ throws;
' :i‘ Blowyevrinds. ohblow. ., ; ‘
To make reports, each captain. goes:
,. ariilrvblowye’mndl‘. obibioww . .
ThwGenllai's-Iideb they lay along,
Something’s doing else l'm wron .
- «strong.
ad neither worked»
' song.» ,
The first is: early «laws “ rose? ,.
‘ vue‘ut week. .
' . bolas picnic book
. Pofnt
' on ,
annotated to attend. The Point? with“
‘ . Howell and nonstick
in
3 ,lslahdhret‘arniag in about a week.
;" " numerous .3 5
:But the chaplain '.worked his bellows
it with his grandmother, at Huntington .. ‘
Then’proudly down.the Sound we.
. .9 . , .'
alive dropped our hooks‘ ln‘Oysten‘Bar: »
they estimable .
. use. Belle trans.
which; will unnerved in tirade"
beige
in liloni‘sn‘ds'tbs annex. . Jo
.d. for. flow“?
:ior t c section is the shot-adios
e ,tiiemeinbers of 0. 8.3, Fe ‘
manometer: 'Yeter‘ane‘ Union. .,
ifiNorvdils. which, will. take place,
. daynlght. the. 30th inst. whbout:
hundred members, and
friends are!
formally, close on Monday, Labor Days,
, A ,crniaing‘party compoecdof Victor;
.. .‘E‘errls. Frank ; Laranrri. Wilfred
. ‘ WW. Decker;
,gCommodore Woodward, to lock.
it their, interests. started east yes:
L10.» oyacht'War, V..,and or:
not visl New Marion andfihelter,
also»;
Constable Edward J. Ladrlgan on'
Saturday afternoon broke up , the;
ramps nest in J. B. Raymond's small.
house at the north end of the Belle its-.-
lsnd trolley bridge. The doors and
shutters were, taken off and removed
to Mr. Raymond's barn. and the bra-5
. j longings of the tramps were placed on
. the outside.
2* Secretary E. A. Woodward, of the
. Ration Point improvement Company.
5 has given notice that the annual meet-
.ing will be held on l'hursday. Septem-
ber 20, at the office of the company.
No. 269* Washingtou street. Jersey City; .
ammonium”. line with. ‘ E ‘
at‘iz‘o'ciook noon for the purpose of
electing directors; and transacting oth-'
or business.
Mr. and Mrs._,'i‘homas Place and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Murphy and family.
Who have been. simmering in one of;
Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt’s cottages
at Pine Ledge. will return tomorrow to ,
their residence in New York.
The launch owned by- Messrs. Mal-j
lory and Wicks. wasunder charter toi
the Norwslk Yacht Club. Saturday and
Sunday. during the visit of the Atlantic,
Yabht' Club.
Miss A. Atkinson. who has been oflic-
iatihg as cashier at the dining room.
of the Roton Point hotel during the"
charmer, returned last week to her
home in New York.
Onaccount of the; disagreeavle wee;
ther. Saturday night. there was no5
dancing at Roton Point. Professor;
; Purschoff's‘orchestra gaVe a concert
on the hotel piazza. .
The handsome steam yacht Thoe,‘
with a party on board. put in to the
South Norwalk harbor. yesterday after-i
noon. and remained several hours.
.Eddie Ezequelle. a new Cdnaan'
.' " bo . as relieved of a watch and chain 3
.put Jump about and languagemling. _ ‘ ‘
y . ; . , , . Jim as the sun went down that day.
.91 thug distort. WhO....iisys '
‘ 'yin‘giis men‘saynersex“ ca
comma tonight. Miss Meta Birc am:
has; been quite seriouslydil. . 1.
and 34.60 in cash. on Sunday, while
, taking in the'lsights at Rioton Point. ; ,
' The Methodist. Episcopal Sunday:
school, of New..0aaonn. will picnic at
Roma Point.,.fi'uesday, coming down
by carryalls and other vehicles.
Mrs. '1‘. i-i..Henley. Misses Hand-and
Hilda Henley. who have been at the
Bartlett cottage. Belle island. have re.
turned to New York.
Mrs, ‘J. F. Lackey, otMa‘rhle Hill
N. a. have returned home. after a
visit with the Misses McGrury, of, idle-
hour cottage. ‘ ' , ‘
Chester flavor, of, South Norwallt.
has pucfieeded maul: Ferris asoutslde
also ' oton Point, and has charge of
in other has had as no
iii Home. Belle island, '1'
1.
; 5 a a. easier. 9!. an oyster not: -‘
;. til flail . has unfinrpend g .
in liri reportsndNew a» '
e: island:
”(in
uliilce )9 ,
d . son. while pectin
{“6 up
i “M ,_
- learning. thegold ‘ ea
‘ know their“.
are .
the part
to arm
otherw
.g I‘Wéllskiio‘iih. ch new .
AA horse belongingtt: Hegfty Johir'
. s»; ct
Shade school nouns hf . mean is
hléskiniiihe talisman inlaid
e we .
so} a one
bit sin here 1 a
in shall-tam
fury-helm: r?
of wisdom to givethaelyaheed :»
Will ,you be wise or .
IO,
M. .~
are
r f .o
it «$3
a so liens. " .
Oil! 9.? nine to. . 3.4. .1a: lite ezat. '
”Kinny veg k 7:0 9. A, ..
y}. mm. v.- u
our very best nutter.
tee in.
window‘s crosby’s'Gold Medal
180 ’
Flour, Elle bag.
Peninsular Milk. so can
5 lb. pkg. Hominy. 15c.
g London Cocos, if lb. can.
6 betas Sardines in Oil, mm
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder, 16c.
7 bars Gloss Soap. 26c.
11 bars Saratoga Soap. 26c.
ii. stem.
:4 Cottage Aveu " East Norwallt;
heuristics ,, ‘
”W Y ark
Sid‘eFWhe'e’l Passenger Steamer
Leave South ‘Nor‘wtilk, 7:35 a. m‘.
Leave New York:
. Beekman Street. 2.10 p. m.
- (Silturday. I 230.9. in.)
East gist. Street. 2:40 p. m.
(Saturday.a zoo p. m.)
FARE:
Single. 40s.; .Excursion. 70c.
Leave",.South. Norwalk. to a. to.
Leave. North‘Beach. 4 p. m.
. senioarrmpnaann
‘ . ‘01- .
Norwalk and South Norwnik.
Leave BeekmanStu N. Y. :'
Morn. Wed" "and Fri.. at 5 1).
Leave Norwalk:
Tues.Thhra and S
m.
Ranges and Heat .
flood value.'.rl)eeig‘r'i Ii
on true; principles
from a email-cam
some in appears _
h. hour?“ it
AND emeritus
as Washington at. '
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lag. urging. 7133“
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