be least on the
as scraped today. ,1
in West Norwalk.
Chptain W mill
tv on his magi} All
land, on Labor our.
H Will tells a or»
s a, to tan: Ill
phcy, oi Doberne avenue, will spend
Labor day in Hartford. Ml
Mrs. GlibsIt J. bloom. of First ave-
nue. Is criticully m. tIll‘sr home“ allI
is not expected to Ii '
Miss Minnie Hallo; o«I Port Point
street. has returned to her home from
her visit in New York.
Miss Jennie Davis, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. J Wiflllavis. Betta Place, is
ill with an nicer}? to ill
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The Mayflowers will .erect an arch at
the corner of Van Zandt and Osborn
avenues during the celebration.
W
Miss Carrie Pet”. of Bellport, L. l..
a teacher in the upper East Norwalll
school, arrived in this place today.
W
The oyster house‘ét list-slop Row-
land on the Washington street bridge
will be opened the first of next week.
w
Miss Laura Doty of Osborne avenue.
who has been spending the week at
Hickory Biuil, will return home today.
Francis J. Dorn will return home this
afternoon. from New York, where he
has been spending a week‘s vacation...
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Wllllam Avery has moved from Mrs
Jackson's residence in First avenue to
a}?! of Joseph Cox's houses on Roton
Mrs. William Johnson of Hyde Park
N. Y. has been the guest Of Mr and
Mrs / Joseph W. Corhnm, of Keyscr
avenue.
The boys of F. H. Field’s Sunday
school class. who have been camping
out on Cockeai' s island. broke up camp
yesterday.‘
Miss Lona Walsh of Cottage avenue
who has been ulte ill is able to be out
once more. e r many friends will be
pleased to learn of this.
Lieutenant Maude Whitney, of Perth
Amboy. N. J.. had charge 9! the Salva-
tion Army meeting. Thursday night. A
large number were present.
Mr. and Mrs. David 'i‘tltcllnor of
Newark N J., who have been the
guests of Mr and Mrs. J. W. Beatty
have returned to their home.
Richard 0. Dunning has returned to
his home in Brooklyn after spending a
couple of months with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs i J. Dunning, in Cove street
Rev, and Min. J’ W Davis. of Bette
Place, attends the shore dinner ‘on the
shore near 8 ides's hall. yesterday
They report a very pleasant time.
J. C. Hawkins. J. S. Randall and
James L'Hommediou, went to North-
port yesterday, In Mr. l-lawkin’s launch
and secured over a bushel of beach
plums.
John Hoyt met with a painful acci
dent and had two of his fingers cut
off in a machine whilé at Work In the
Lounsbury & Matthewson factory. in
South Norwallr; Thursday.
Charles Staples, clerk in the store
of Irving Robe an, in Van Zandt ave
bus. has returns axlmm his camping
expedition en .on of the Norwaik ls
lands. lie intends to go Again this ov-
cning to remain over Labor day.
The judges for the cake walk at Ro-
toll Point. Labor Day afternoon, will
be Matthew Corbett, James A. Vollr and
Charles N. Smith. The cake will be on
exhibition. Sunday, at the hotel restau-
“ rant. at the Point.
, will sing.
« West Stockbrld e, M
.. Jones will rent
Miss Hallie Scotti oi‘. Vila Znndt his
line. employed as clerk in Lane' a con
focilonery store 11 South Norwalil
who has been ill for some time. is able
to be out again. but she will not re;
sumo her duties for a couple of weeks
yet.
di‘ollorrow night Misses Meta and
Jennie Bumbard. and Mrs. S. R. Hoyt.
billion as the Bernhard sisters, will he
at the Advent Cil‘rls'tlan Church and
It is air to presume that
there wil be at attendance.
1.. J. Jones and wife start today for
she, when; also
on weeks. Mr
cheater to at
From
11st
Jones will co‘ll‘tlnus to
VMil to“ N
Mril. Charles Sherwood and tamiilr
Whale been visiting Wallace Anderson ' ‘
Tile Misses Addie and Bessie Nfl'. _.
jg: Idioms): musical program will
macs cutie.“ satisfactl
run
gold by all:
“Sh rendered her so
as also byh Miss. Laura BI
ssKeéiei“ ‘barig a spin With
1 on client. which was followed
it a Wseleetiun oil the piano by Miss
Warden. Miss May Fallon cre‘:
.d consIIlvrabie amusement by male
pales Coerr sung
a solo aeoo’ln a“ d on t
Prod Andrews. ._ ’e entertainment con
cluded with a selection on the piano
by Miss Keeler.
' alarm and hello TON.
All the stores In this place Will close
on Labor Day.‘ .
Mrs. J“. H Howley is ill at her home
in Noroto ton.-
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The car which contained the manure
has been removed and everybody is
“EDDY-
Mrs. F. W Morley and children and
Clarence Morley, are guests of Mrs A.
Morley. ,
Ernest Crofut Is contemplating go-
ing to the Pan American Exposition
in about two weeks.
Several from here intend to go to
lloton Point on Labor Day and wit-
noes the cake walk. I
Miss Heltn Jélllfle is visiting her
aunt Mrs. W. S. Long, for a three
weeks' visit in Great Barrington, Mass
Ira. Jetson Orton, who has been in
Duchess County, N. Y.. for some time
past, Is now much improved in health.
Miss Lulu Bowen is enjoying a do-
lightful visit with her uncle‘s family
In Pennsylvania and stexpcctcd home
in Scotch) dill?! hr.
The topic for the Epworth League
Sunday, will be “Spiritual Acquaint
ance.” Job 22: 2123; leader. Miss
Helen Goodeve.
Misses Julia and Hattie Heath. of
New Canaan, have been spending a
week with Miss Jennie and Miss Sadie
eed.
In Castro, Hartmanu and McLean,
Darlen has a good trio of pitchers who
can be depended on to their share of
the work.
The Eagle Hook and Ladder Com-
pany's fair. still draws large crowds
nightly, and the dancing is enjoyed
very much.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Dudley. of
New Canaan, are guests of friends in
Malina est. IThev will remain until
after La r Day
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Flynn, of New
York. who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Heiferman. have return-
ed to tilcliI home.
Mrs. Mary Ackerman. oi Bridgeport,
is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Mackey. oi
Noroton Heights. She will remain un
til after Labor Dav.
The topic for the Junior Christian
Endeavor Soolely, Sunday. will be.
"How to meet temptation. " Matt. 26:
1 Cor. 10:12-13; leader, Miss Eve-
lyl'n Reid.
The annual‘ election of trustees for
the Methodist Church will occur in the
chapel on Tuesday evening, Septem-
ber 3. The polls will be open from
7: 30 to 8: 30 o'clock.
Dudley Tliley. who was stricken
with heart failure. last week. and at
one time Who in a serious condition,
is improving nicely. and will soon be
able to' attend his regular3duIIes;
M
A large number of people from this
place so to Hickory Blunt those nice
days, and enjoy the bathi There
was a large number down ‘ere yes
tel-day and the Water was appreciated
very much. ‘
Several families of the Darisn Math
odilt Church people. who were unable
ilchooi picnic a short time ago. Will
32;, to Pound Rock and spend Labor
(The toll term of Center school will
Monday, Septtmbsr ii Prim
o pal maibbina will be in his oiilco Fri-
lhoso wishing to c suit 11
a mills
_ ‘ Wt WI ' All
-, on the strainer H in. this morning ”
bull‘llebt place. She was ,
hp piano by ,
to got away to attend the Sunday .
- makes a renal of exceptional
lll‘iy afternoon September a. where all! ‘
. , “Id-1N"
. all: I new will
. 4, pierIorl‘IPsl ill
but
lestsmount of are
a 2:311sz lead; the glow
sililllul hand labor. the ut-
. Mia W elm all
1 , ,' on best {all roofing.
, 3;th hall a oeu-
w univer-
gm 3"“; I-'
‘A ll]. Tillfllademl‘rl'ril s
months
' you every gemdue sheet. ME:
I your cooler;-
.,,.......{l... ‘ hon
‘ ‘Iillcfibgimfiafi
third stroke, which always, as a rule,
proves serious.
..
Pear Tree Point is very popular and
presents a lively- scene at the beach
- Among those noticed at the Point thins
week were Mrs. T. B, wulson, one 0!
the best swimmers and perfectly at
home in the water. Mrs Cullen, Miss
Helen Adeline Waterbury, Miss Irma
Smith. Miss Edith Silliman Miss Char
lotto Fitch Miss Bass, Paul Russell
Jack Russell Carleton White, .Choster
and Harold Cantrell.
The lawn party hold on the lawn of
Charles B. Fitch, ‘at Notioton Heights.
was the largest kind of a success, and
$50 was cleared from the venture. The
Ladies‘ Aid Society should receive
carrying out such a successful affair.
During the afternoon the Norman
Quartette and the Westport Glee Club
furnished choice music. Games of all
kinds Were indulged in any everybody
had a 800d tlmfi
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A small party of Dorian and East
Norwaik Advonts assembled at Elmer
Case‘s boat house yesterday and par-
took ol a shore dinner. Among those
in attendance was the family of James
bircbard of Darien, and Rev. ..l W. lla
vis. of the Advent Christian Church
in East Norwalk. A genuine good time
was had. and MI. Case furnished one
of his belt dinners; They day was de-
lightful near the water. which had a
tendency to make everyone happy.
I demon—u...-
An apollo concert. provided by
Schleicher & Sons‘ was held yesterday
afternoon and evening In the Presby-
terian chapel in Noroton. The concert
was given from 4 to 5 in the afternoon
and from 8 to 9 in the evening. in ad-
dition to the instrumental music on
the evenings program. Arthur Stark,
Ethel Clark. also of Stamford. render
ed several pleasing selections. Ice
cream and refreshments were provided
at a nominal cost'.‘ The Association
tholmon. of Stamford were invited
to go over.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
Joseph L. Guernsey. pastor Divine
worship, Sunday. at 10:30 a. m. and
7. 30 p. m. At the morning service the
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
be administered, new members will
be rdcclwld; illld a Bible reading will
be given by the pastor. At the even-
lnz‘l’lorv oil a sermon appropriate to;
Labor Day will be delivered. Subject .
'Lnbor Digniiied " The Junior League
and childrc '13 class will meet in the
chapel. Elna y s'ftlrrnoou at 4 o’.cIocki
The pastor desires a large attendance
of the children of the parIah.
Stamford." today, Darien has a hard;
schedule on [other Day. as they play
Dorian. the. I
hoop atENgl. ‘
$0 ,
.w
A; G's In the filter»
will
oof:
The”)! slip
l:fanl for today‘s time
pros at the on
1 . u .
‘ toll
oil'I‘til imam: ed. ll dull I
liter held; oil-'51:, riai'lagtde‘l’d fill
and Stamford will have to play
a:-
lirongllsmetow . a :
W
“ a large attendance
inch on the an ice
considerable credit for getting up and til
wood
Jr. of Stamford Bang. and Little Miss .
a non, N.
in addition to a hard game with P
the Gmphopllouss in the morning? lltI l“
on? rlhlsetlug led» .-
.of’Glé‘ubrook Things w
Service at t ,. _‘
81‘ we: 10: 45 a.
uciency of Cram. "
gem
it .
Standard." Sunday school at 612‘:
8. C. lit. ii: 30. » 0n Thunder evening
at 7: 46 will be given a Ieadi . In
that fascinating story. ."Tltus.‘
lla‘nM Mllines li-
. from Newii
1 free. and l
star. ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘
er. and Mrs. David liigsou And Mia:
88 bailey. oi Clover cottage Belle
island. are ontolhlining Miss
lne creigll. cl Danbury. .. .
Chester C.“ Nicol! of New Yolk
quite ill at the halls island Hos s;
is ll nuishéd pilpllsi. and his resell
is greatly missed by the duel.
Ml so Cora PuInaln, the Will
359°“
swam from Billet bilacil to the plm
yesterday The loll.I swimmer Iris
friends who Is‘ared she could met Illi‘j
Ish the journey; {Miss Putnam only:
she will accomplish the swim before
9 season is o'ver.
Charles H. Davis, of Red cottage
lost his watch 0 his lost, yestfirdlv
attornoon. Mr. Elvis was leaul
er a boat when in some uhexnlliinetl
way the timepiece oil into the .water
Joseph Schuldicc dived for life watch
and alter some dilllouity procured it
e watch was under the float when
Master Joseph found it.
Rev. William James. .wiil‘ hold the
last 80sz scrolls at Romp Point tor
the season. tomorrow, at 7 o’él
The gospel tent at; Belle island
not be taken down until alter the 8th
lust Tomorrowytbe Rev F C. Brown
pastor of the Itowayton Baptist Church
will preach at ‘4 o'.ciock The usugl
bible school and evangelistic services
will be held at 11 and 8 o’clock.- LuiI
Sunday afternoon the Rev. Mr. Gusrl‘l
say, oi Dorian p shed a Iorélbie oer
men to an excel t conggsgation
twp-M *1
WEST ”,le WALK. .
West Norwalk and White Cali 8 ads.
Mrs. P. A. Ross. immune: yd?-
J., are g cuts of S. i.
John.
Miss Grace Sillinlau. of South Nor-
walk. visited Jennie Hamilton on last
Sunday.
Lester Sconeld has built a neat and
attractive porch in iront of his father's
residence , ,
The Misses Trowbrldle. of Canoe
Iiill. wars the guests of Mrs. Frederick
O'Roll on Monday. I .
Charles Woolen of Buffalo. N Y.»
late of the U 8 Mary, is visiting with
his son. D. 8. Wool or
or. Morgan Horton has gone to thé
Adirondack Mountains
vacation of two weeks
Mrs‘ Louisa we a. of Brooklyn. in
the to tell Mrs ‘A. A. Cloris. She will
remain or a law weeks. _
Mrs. Miller. of Now for who has
been the guest of h rs. edAndrew Weed.»
returned home on I 1
Mrs. Just and alloy, or Mount Vs
alloys bales mm or the
sails VIII Rich .
hills ,Ilcat'rics Hits will In
course at the State Normal School at
. , I 35ml n. all e lsavadmuflueid
. » is; her. aim to become a ilrll
class teacher. . .
strength. , I all
Miler ill
the re ciltly invented Yale submarine .
also“? The. results obtained I
In so. remarhablypstiIIaci‘ s,
or
ii! p
Re
charming young lady hfrond. Newark"? .3
i
swim to Retail, but was stopped 15y her: ll
“iii
to enjoy his
h P9“ W911 Shaken or by both slumps j
and PoWPPPDCM. so I procured a box ‘ .
I, at Pleisted’s Pharmacy and tom; the” I ‘
£3 as littered Ireland We an excellent I
9rsuIIdy. They cured incl?“
angular sale by all dealers. Price 50
all; ll box. FosterlMllbarn Co.. Buf-
Isle; N Y., solo agents tor the. Unitell
WILL’ GRIND FISH.
film
‘ his Dumerins Electric Light Put to
"I“ Nollel Us's.
Io series of experiments has
been conducted with success In catch-
duh on a large scale by means ot
ll gill.
W. 8. Need. 1 NEW
elderly gentleman 9 means
Will 0 experience in catching fish
We coast of Californialhas built
, Jill‘s“. which are believed by one
gills to null-ll a new era in the history
deep Water nailing The novel boats
éiI‘r.
be century. . .
irv'l‘llll tact Which has given the Inspira-
Iact. which has been used in many
approached the moist ferocious sill
isms. ‘A. well~linowll praélice is that
Io! pot- hunters who place a powerful
flight. commonly deal aied a "lack
light. " In the bow of t a boat and row
about the shore“ of lakes. where deer '
some down at night to drink The unis
mills become fascinated by the ion
directing the rays, and will remain oily
. tlonless while the hunter approaches
within easy range. ' .
I With the aldeptibn of the sea-goiugI
lower IoIms oi animal his for th elec-
ttilc light. The eyes or sea fail
gable than to see plainly what is known
all the .‘ultra red or ultra hits of the
spectrum. Uutra red rays annulus
{from which has cooled just below What
to our eyes appears to be a heat. Ul-
Mrs violet rays are given 'off niost pro- :
fussiy by the electric are light. Where
ultra rod toys“ have little or no eflecti
on human eye! ultra violet rays pro-
does a blinding sensation. The client
of the latter upon the relatively lower
grade eyes Is, therefore. at once an.
pare'nt. ,
much greater importance and their re
lotion to their brnin is peculiarly more
intimate as compared to their brain
The enact oi the are light upon them
Is not simply to fascinate and attract
them. but to also stupify,til and. delidell
their senses. compellinglh sin to roll:
ha Ill-let. Ital-e hitherto unspoiled
acts which were made use of in the .,
construction of the heats lust built -
Ib cIMr. Mood. who 1’8"?“ I: construct ‘
ana- designed by the use oi‘ the sub .
marine light to displace the old and I .4
cumbersome methods of drilling which I -
bay seen little change for the past ,
do for. the" construction or .tll‘ess boats I
ll tile peculiar fascination of all dumb ‘
‘Matili‘os for n brilliant light. This a
ways to the disadvantage of animllll, .
has been known long to‘ zoologlsts. I:
The fact has been liustrlted in a most =
familiar. form by- persona who have 1
Mills. bearing in their hands bright i
iLeavc South Norwalk, 7 :35 a. m.
terns; with its pllwerful reflector for .
The organs of sight in fish are of .
than those of annulus living In the air. 1
as: prey to flash not and trap. Those,' ,
Tile
‘ has plsd
boats for
diamond the ,.
. stage. It pro
iii In
slicers
III I I
Prion cells
Our
5 lb. pkg. Cold Dust Washing
Powder,
‘7 bars Gloss Soap.
:11 bars paratogwfiqtgm “in.
a4Cottagc Avjei.
I;
"E‘IVN‘I'WPI
Leave New York:
.Beekman Street, 2.10 p. m.
(Saturday, 1:30 p. in.)
East 313i. Street, ll .40 p. to.
(Saturday, 2 :00 p. m )
Single, 4oc.;-- .
' ecologists, iew people are Iamiiiilr with I
the intellil'e attraction exhibited by the ‘
FARE:
EEKCURSIONS TO
23c, 113.
we are in better
10‘ 3°“ 79'...
lilo. V ' '
‘ rybealgfiuiter,
Wash um . rollby's Cold Medal
quufj' II .. I ' 580 has:
Peninsular Mills" , 80 can
5 lb piss Hominy, 16c.-
. London Cocoa. 1,9 iii can,
6 boxes Sardines in Oil. 2pc
Joe.
25c.
26c. 3
‘ fiExcurslon. 70c.
Leave South Norwaik, lo a. to.
Leave North Beach, 4 p. to.
I‘ll!
scam BEACH. j
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER
Ario'n Singing Seeisty.
ILABOR DAY“ SEPTEMBER ad. ?
Uncas Tribe No 26, I. 0. R M.
50c.——EXCURSION FARE—10¢.
Leave South Norwalk, :0 a. m. ,
m
l Leave North“ Beach, 4 p. m..
On Monday, Labor Day. . .
Ioml’lei' a. trip will be extended to ,
New York city, steamer leaving,
on return trip, Reckless street, I .
Sep-
zz45 p. m.; Eastiars’t Strbea- airs
IV tells Bushman St, N Y.: ,
1 Mon, Wed. and .Erl.. at 5 p. m.
Loave Norwalk I
rat. ‘
, , Vim-Iii
lot everyone.t
Ranges and Router we
. 'gobd value. eldegll ed
. on true principles, they
from oi small amount
poms n appearance
strength. Our 818
of compactness.
Norwalk Chronicler