Mrs. Frederick Lewis. of Bette Place.
is seriously ill with appendicitis.“
. iiil
ed yesterday. from Bellpo
Mrs. .I if hundiersoent yesterday in
Bridgeport. She went. by trolley.
An addition is being built on the rear
of Mrs. Wheeler's residents in Osborn
avenue.
President Richard Bliinii will lead the,
Loyal Workers' meeting. st; 6516
, o'clock. Sunday evening.
Miss Cecile Osborn, or Osbdrne sve-
nue. has secured the position as in- .
structor at the Poplar Plains school.
A. Givens. of Woodward avenue. has
moved into the tenement rover J. H.
Bundle a bakery. in Van Zandt avenue.
i-—8t. Paul's Mission lawn party and
entertainment at the residence of
Capt. Oscar St John, 18 So. Osborn
ave. Friday evening. Aug 30. ice cream
and cake will be sold. .
W ' ii
Miss May Decker. of Providence. R.
i... is the guest of friends in town.
Milo? Decker was formerly of East Nor-
we
Miss Madeline Webb of Brooklyn,
who has been visiting Miss Clara Day.
liln' Van Znndt avenue, has returned
cine.
p...
Those owning yachts. are taking ad-
vantage of the delightful moonlight
nights and high tide. by going on saii~
ing’ parties.
Mrs. A. A. Rawson and Miss Louise
Romano of East Norwnlk, who have
visited Mrs. Mabel Fitch, in Weston,
have returned home.
Miss Mamie ireiaud. of IBi‘ookiiyn,
who has been the guest of friends in
Van Zandt avenue. during the past ten
days. has returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Foster, of NorthAtite-
hero, Mass... and niece. Miss Agnes
Schnitzc, who resides with her,. are
guests of Mrs. Henry Warm. of Cove
street.
Harry Bundle. while coming from
Norwnik on a trol ey cur. last night.
lost his “white wings." or water bear—
ers. used in swimming. He feels quite
badly over the loss.
Jerome Smith. oi‘this place. an eye
apgeiistic singer, will be present at the
early morning praise meeting in the
Norwalk Methodist Church, Sunday
morning, at 9:30 o’clock.
Miss Nellie Burke. whoihas been the
guest of her brother. John W. Burke.
and family, of Maple avenue. left last
night for St. Johns. N. 8., Montreal
Quebec and other pi‘I .
The family of Dr. 'O'Bryon. of Ridge-
field who have been at Hickory Bluffs,
for a couple of weeks. have returned.
owing to the serious illness of Baby
O'Bryon. who is not much better.
James L'Homedieu. of Seaside Place.
stepped through a lease board in a hay
loft, yesterday. and injured his right
leg. just below the hip, quite badly. He
is able to be around, today. but is
quite lame.
Mrs. R. if. Crawford of Columbia.
Pa. who is stopping at Ocean Grove. is
expected to arrivpptoi be. the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. J. “.J .F‘oust for a week
or ten days.- Rev.
New York tomorrow morning. on the
Harlem. to meet her. Mrs. Crawford is
a sister of Mrs. Faust.
Mrs H L. Seymour, of East Norwalk.
and Miss ins B. Seymour of Danbury,
are guests of Miss l. C. Winsom; Flat
Rock. Ridgeiield. Miss [no is an ac-
complished musician. and as Mr. W1:—
is g has recently purchased a fine now
my!) the music is most thoroughly on-
key . by all. M .,
“A?
. Franklynlih town is holding a
party at his home in Riverside
m as. East Norwalk. Mrs. :Harry
the wood of Sau'igd'tuck: the Misses
is... n r. Maud o and Florence Iii.
ard. of Brooklyn. and Alice C
tainolor. of New Canaan. comprise the
any Mrs George E. bane. of Sun-
0 de Cuba, who has been spending
1‘3th sumer in the North. is aide his
2:5 .lttie Wallace Palmer son of Alex;
one for i‘simer. of Fort Point street.
he at the infant Sunday school pic-
. yesterday. lost it valuable gold
tch. that had been rolled in a hand-
‘ rohief and placed in his pocket The
is ‘ tie, fellow? told of libido”. and a sys-
swimmers ted'. 1“
$1 all dt kerchie sun
”I "MY; J; 3 F0 _
tieinsn .mrehed, around the. piece
. ~t
f
handkerchief was found.
W by
r. Foust will go to .
1notil'9i" sen- ' '
A red Ore
"home from a week's visit with friend
on lion: island .
M .. . Woods, of Highland ave-
ntertaiu‘ing so cousin. Mrs;
marsh
and Bessie Clark. ohm
, r'e entertaining Miss
,, fDanhury.
‘ rs. Charles Prince.
vs ndvstreet. are entertaining
friends frorn New York. _ .
Miss Agnes Douglas. who has been.
spending her vacation at the Berkley
House, has returned to her home in.
H(idissbn' Addie Wheeler. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Crockett. returned to her heme in
Bloomfield, N. J.
Joseph Penneil. of Brooksldo. has;
Purchased a sail boat from Rev. 8. D
Woods. Mr. Penneli expects to so into;
the oyster business for himself. ‘
Raioh' Batteriy left this morning for'
Long sland, where he now lives but
bewill to an to this place tomorrow
where lie w i stay for the winter and
attend Brown' s Business College,
south Nbrw‘a'ik. .
Miss Gertrude Cole entertained a
large number of her; friends last night
by giving a" lawn party. The grounds
were decorated in the mast beautiful
manner with Chinese lanterns and
flags and other-pretty things. and drew
forth many" compliments from her
friends. The evening was passed in
playing games dancing and other
amusements. About 11 o'clock a fine
collation was served to ".sll ‘ The
guests departed about midnight. ah
having had a very enloyabie time.
Captain Hickson W. Cole entertain.
ed about seventy- five of his gentlemen
fniends in Hilton’s oyster house on
the shore of the river last night and a
fins clam bake was served. the tables
being spread in the oyster house
which was decorated with colored
lights and all were seated at the tables
about iii o‘clock and enjoyed it sump
tuous supper. As soon as the bake
was over all indulged in a smoker on
the shore in front of the house and
tell stories and. related experiences of
their boyhood days.
sander White. of the west side, was
the victim of an involuntary bath in
the harbor yesterday. Mr. White and
two other men came across the river
in a email row boat and were about to
land at Aldon Solmsns s oyster dock,
when Mr. White thought he would go
up to the bow of- the boat to prevent
it running into the pier. He did so
and just before they reached the dock
Mr. White put out his hands to stop
the hon and at that he lost his bai-
once .an splashed Into the water. He
was pulled out by his companions.
DARIEN AND NORO TON.
Mrs, Harry Hindley is in Stamford
Ronald E. Lyons is quite ill at his
home.
F. S. Ambler, of Norwalk. spent yes
terday in Barton.
Charles Billliéiu, of New York. is visit
a»)
fins Dorian fr as o .
Mrs; S. iiilman has returned
from Pennsyl'vnnia.
Miss Marjorie EdwardsI spent yester-
day in New Canaan.
Henry Sands is in business in New
York. at 42 Day street.
Mrs. Philscroi’t, of New York, is via
iting Mrs. Thomas Cave.
Mrs. Waiter Bates visited her cousin
in West Norwaik, Wednesday.
Capt. A. V. Reed and family are
spending the svunmcr in New Canaan
Robert A. Mciionoid. the drugglst.
“was in Stamfordwesterdny. on busi»
ness.
J. W. Purdy. of Wyoming. N. J.. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. ‘M. Val
entine, Sunday.
Course B.‘ Edwards has returned to
Boron Rico after a short vacation with
his family in Barton.
Mi‘i'i. B. L. Fitch and Mrs. Will An-
drews, of Noroton were the guests of
Mrs. Alfred Jelliffe. this week.
Miss Emily Norton, of Boston. who
has been the guest of Miss Mary Gold
or, of Noroton Heights, has returned
to her he
Mrs. Brita: of -New York. arrived in
Darlen, Tuesday) for a visit with Mrs.
Edward Fanshsw and sister, Miss
Elisabeth Hayter'.
Mrs. James Whitney, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. 13. Chi-
cheater or Stimford. is cause home
the last 'of this week.
new rise" A...
so are use
her of friends; Wednesday. at unsi-
home in Noroioh. Dr...
lab-fro.” George Darrow. of Westport,
r so .
as Misses Marguerite and Emma
visited m. and that) ..A Bates. this
week.
mnew. Arthur its on returned from
e
was trombone y
t twill itllufbw mead?
returni
' Methodist Church. buy the lawn of .
‘ a stand 3
motion of transportation. and enjoyed I
of .
W .'
193' did Bonito My,‘ the Darien
Charles B Fitch on Noroton Heights. ‘
tor it evening was
large rows wont
be Heights in tenths and other
themselves from eiy. in playlng cro~
est rt Glee club. and .
iii druids. Phil Cur
d, was heard in seven
_ Refreshments were serv
ed. sad i so was a sale' of comforta-
bios and many other useful articles.
homemade candy and cake and ice
cream
The Eagle Hook dc Ladder Com
pany's fair c tinues to be successful
it will end So. aurday night. is is one'1
of the best fairs that Flies ever been
produced in the village of Dorian. The
first nightmas a record breaker for
attendance, and the way people bought
things from the different booths. would
make one believe on there' 1were good
times in Darien and vicinity, Then
there was the dancing which was en-
joyed by all the young people who are
sembled at the place: .The committee
of arrangements was kept busy look-
ing after all those who attended, and
all were made to feel at their ease
There was dancing last nisht.‘ and a
beautiful one it was for the sport. The
air was cool, and between the arts. the
young people enjoyed the moonlight
by taking strolls. It
A 1' THE SEA-SHORE.
land party out on a moonlight sail,
Wednesday night.
The old electric lights have been
taken out of the pavilion at Roton
Point and new ones out in.
William E. Mallory is having some
stone work built under his dock.
Charles Stevens is doing the work.
Gerald B. Demarest, of Cliff cottage,
took a party from Eilmc Home out
milling Wednesday. returning by moon
t.
Wilbur Savant, of Greenport. has or
rived ntBelle island. where he will
spend a short time at the Haviiand
House.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Farrell. who left
Belle island some time ago to sail for
England. arrived at their destination
Wednesday
The Sunday schools of Ridgefloid i: consent:
picnicked at Boton‘ Point yesterday. .
coming in special trolley cars from ‘
South Norwalk.
A large tug and tow has been in
the Cove for a few days. looking for
bad weather to chine. but changed 8
their mind and left yesterday
R Eastman. of Brdo'klyn. arrived at
Belle island a few days ago to spend
his vacation with his wife and family
who are staying at the Beale Cottage.
A cake walk by professionals from
Stamford. Bridgeport and Norwalk Will
be one of the features. at Baton Point
labor Day afternoon. ‘from 2 to 5
ociock. The alien promises to be a
great success.
The steam yacht Dwana brought a
party over from Long island last night
to Roton Point and landed them The
guests enioye’d themselves by dancing
most of the evening. They left about
9: 30 and enjoyed a soil by moonlight
on the Sound. expecting to return to
Long isldnd some time this morning.
. . WINNIE! UK.
non
Hickok
Comps
log home.
Shodoy
Farm in
with their
Farm.-
3*
where a
pleasantly
fer future
port, was
Monday. for a trip to New: York is;
turning Wednesday
The Willing family. of New York. -
have arrived at their new home in Can-
formerly owned by Mrs Holdall
A young men has reason to feel proud of himselisnd
his horse when he arrive iii,
save life. llbi why; to
costs but a trifle iosk e
in your home. ii'never hills and is' pleasant and safe to
core. Cholera heroes. Dyeeniery and Diarrhoea
Harry Rollins took a fishing party fake, . _
out in his s 00p Wednesday. in... : . .I. :
The cat boat Critic took a Belle is ”9 Wick” “med by “f - I -
James Lyell of‘New York. who for I
meriy was a frequent visitor in Wii .I
too. died at his home last weoir‘, of
cerebiatj spoplexy
GF. Gilbert and? finally; who have
been spending a few weeks at their
cottage,
week Thursday, preparatory to return-
"broke camp" this
The handsome granite monument in“
the Sturges plot St. Matthew‘ a come
tery, is undergoing extensive changes
once ob'the foubdation’show-
great insecurity. .v
ugene Statues Not the metropolis.
been the street for a few days of’his
brother Herbert Sturges. His fine
tenor voi e added
portidn o the serv es in St Matthew's .
outlay morning
was visitors' day at Life”
uch to the mislead
the afternoon Mrs. senior
min Brown and others from Cannon
dro'v'e to Georgetown and attended a ‘
sacred .conccrt, which woe rendered
by a quartette of colored children. who
comrades. are spending the 1
last twd weeks of the season at the
of Wiltonan went by train
and roliey to Dorlon's. on Tuesday.
yacht was boarded for
tie Rams
‘th-
lsland." The day was
spent in enjoying the fine
air and view. of long island Sound ral
so' the beautiful scenery of the miles»
out shores.
are unsurpassed in this locality, mule
ins thisisiund very attractivt as a site
These natural beauties
residence
A recital by Miss Clarke of Bridge-
sivcn under the auspices of
N.
Lawrence Dies. of Ridgofieid Park,
is spending a week in this place
Mr and Mrs. Charles B. Lawrence.
of Brooklyn. are stopping hero for a
time.
.i..
the Wilton Library association, Wed-
nesday Afternoon at the town hall.
The program, which was delightfully
rendered in an artistic manner was
George Bowen. of New York city, has {I ,
been the guest this week of his sister
Mrs. Theodore F. Sherman and his M
Tanner, of
’ lisrtford‘. wits unions moss present. .
”Mm 0. Frank Bates and the '
Miss Lena Miller. bf Wilton, is the
guest of Mrs. S. L. Stevens. of Win. fififif‘i
A dispatch has been received from
John Nannie. stuting that he arrived
safely at his fibres in Germany and
found in well there.
Misses Jeanne? ”and Sylvie Brus-
selaars and bouts Gosseiin have re.
turned to Newflork and vicinity after
“row carry stir wt iii If
System in
Err
e Pan-Amer]
guard! the
,... , troy.
.D_w.
'odt Friday and {his
”u Katherine Sturgos has retarded” '
week‘s outing sichile island- ‘ ..
L. I Miller a Inugh'ter. it's
. on it”
n s.
asides. of snowy. spent on rs‘det
new not unison 93‘
till
thoroughlym up
in MM“ ‘fk Twains
on?
It...
resisted by a select an
the selections was a
“Pudding
several of Paul Law-
rennce Dui’i‘ ‘a'r’s negro dialect poems.
and “The Trampt“ a sketch by Laura .
Delis liidiiiirds. ' ‘
overrun: ostecrweoussw
v-"r‘
Chicago to be Given a Thor
ouch Overhauling. .-
August ail—«Presiednt
am that. a sweeping invem‘
bf the Detective Bureau will
t September 112* T'i‘odoy, De-
tiveir ohn J. Tracy and John C. Era»
~ Pam J
oIIII‘
‘tif
y, taunt be the iliisi'
‘Brbwhchil, did your baby enjoy
the picnic?
iiones'mi guess so; he had five of his
own ininily waiting on him all day——
beside all the cuisines he could drag!
.; . 4 1.,
'fCBAOCOS
and 5 M 0 l’t‘g
Your uteilwsyl
sheaves! men strong.
mods in ten {:guum
lot and ‘advice
REMEDY 620..
cflly “1%!" “midfiegmiry weir. strong, “swede. foil
. sill.
arsntm’iiuaosh
Chleda‘o‘ or New York. g“
Miss Howler (who singsl—“That
gentleman you just introduced to me
said he’d give anything if he had my
.voice. By the way, what business does
he follow?" Friend~"iie's an auction-
eer."
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TARfiH MERCURY.
as mercury uiii surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derangd
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except
ion prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans. as the damage they will do is
derive from them. ilail' s Ca’tarr
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
(30., Toledo. 0., contains no mercury
and is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. in buying Hall’s Ca
tarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc; it is taken internally. and made
in Toledo. Ohio. hyQ‘. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free. .
i1 Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bot-
e.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
No Sucker. *“Those strings. said the
first fish. "hanging down in the wa-
for with worms on the end of them
lnean danger ” ,
r“How do you know?“ asked the oth-
r‘lohfl
m
and re ldr serious com lie-flour
“Q” In result. he ittls Lit
e Early ulcers will remove this don
’ hIL'
o. dear: ourl muffs do not
. Superior Court
Our "very best Butter,
Flour, , .. 580 has. do your "9“ H.
Peninsular Milli \ 8c can ,
5 lb. 0kg. Hominy. ‘ ., 150
London Cocoa. IA ih. san.'18e
" 6 boxes Sardines in 011.2%
you sin syringe or any form oftobatéo uni-5 .
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. can read between the lines." .3
if the action of your bowels it not I
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TWO OM'ORE D
The petition of leaders
Stamford. for divorce: from
F: . on the ground of deal
or s M Brock st or Debit
divorce from Olivia rockett, also i
desertion. have been returned to M
Na'ggus (literary editoris—"Borusfs
last book is called “Blue Blood." its ,
awfullyll rot but I‘deu't" want to hurt
n ..
his“ fee age by- my light“ ,
urn-"Gent midi! ml
with” b bulb...
very 1w." Kevin! ' «‘
of FIRST-CLASS ram , . ,
we are in better position than,
23c lb.
Washburn' Crosby's Gold Medal
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder,
7 bars Gloss Soap.
11 bars Saratcga Soap.
A STULL.
East Norwalk.
1 Jr. ' 160'
Iqjll‘... 250. ,
”fitmflic.
a4 Cottage Ave,‘ .
Conferencing Mondriy.‘]une nth
DAILY TRIPS
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t.‘
New” York
Side Wheel‘. ,Fassmger Steamer
of everyone. the pr! ,2
. .:‘ Ranges and Healers
'good value. Designerio
H AR LEM g“- m‘" Pllflflrles. they
some in appearan
strength. Our I$l8 Bongo
bf compactness.
Leave South Norwalk, 7 :35 a. m. .
i Leave New York:‘ " .
iBeekman Street, 2.10 p. m.
i (Saturday, I :30 p m.)
East 315i. Street, 2 :40 p. m.
, (Saturday, 2 :00 p. m.)
. FARE:
Single, 4o¢.; - Excursion. 70c. ,
Leave South Norwalk, 10 a. m.
Leave North Beach, 4 p. m. I I
sxcussrous To 3“
NORTH BEACH. ‘ h
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1st. ,
Arion Singing Society.
LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER ad.
‘ Uncas Tribe, No 26, I. O. R. M.
M.
5oc.——EXCURSION FARE—50c.
Leave South Norwaik, lo a. m.
. 2 Residence, ii oi
Leave North Beach, 4 p. m. Telephone u hem, ‘
on Monday. Labor Day, Sep- '
tember 2, trip will be extended to
New York city, steamer leaving
on return trip, Beekman street,
a :45 p. 111.; East 31st Street, 3: 15
Fuses“. oisto'ro' I
sue summon. .
P- in. south Norman
FREIGHT PROPELLER .i. s. OULLIVA
Norwalk and south Norwalk.
Leave Beekman St., N. Y.:
Mom, Work. and Fri, at 5 p in.
Leave Nomalk
Tues" Thurs. and SI . ‘
Terms xenophobic. '2'
lug. fishing. lilieetric cor
connecting with
sag-15......“
‘ Innervation iN Irons sis
undid-d-
We handle octagon gm- of Cool.
Place your dill new
hotels of mfim i.
its matter what 0 «mm A
been in the out. {in do your order,
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