t tilde edghow
Lyn?“ t:65l‘5l‘ e
the sour
5 A large crowd witnesséii the so.
me; on the speed or. onto
one .
is d
was in a critical condition. 5
r. and Mrs. damsel L. Q'hrien.0
snort who have been guests 0
pd M 5 H
orrion.wh. 5 A X“ . ;‘ ;5 .‘gnumbarofrsign atrium,
-‘ the Washington V
;\ repaired . [w _
Miss Nellie T:
when has‘b‘e n
5* cellphone.“
shout thelconssnt
lectmem The m smitho
‘uhtith'e finest Vslong‘thsshore p,
.3Norwalx:to;Newil ‘l-i HA5. ,.;
: ttestly sandy and the fitness of the
Miss Margaret Mullins. of New York.
is stopping at. the Dorian House. for u
' 5 ply
couple of Weeks.
l w
luring the past couple of weeks.5’h
A nod to her home. Miss Martinis
V V ‘ ‘ .5 hows have wonders for a long MM
Shagfld“ ”3:1?” mkatho 1V1” boot m 5 E Whitmbre, VV‘” visiting silh'litflém‘gif week with a friend in that no. one ever snustted on it. Ear
sh VB Villa“; ‘ emer for "thle 1'0“: “it." and. ‘ ’ '13 fear that some on hie. persons mini:
a ere mm A A ‘ 2%eolrge sttl sang it taken a position ‘ ldo so, a number ‘im'e'éw 3011M: ;
“ . . rug is re. ‘ ' ‘ n e .
It was commnIioh‘ Sunday in the East “Jill"? ”gm?” Hoyt “an“; Sim, stashed the attento o age so
Avenue Methodist Clutch; yesterday
day morning. A , A
Andrew J. Colli
nus. spent Sandor
relatives. .
.ir
f, baboons ave-
i
“.‘Wade Mannvlile. of: aterbury. whom
has been the guest at antes Youn'gs.
has returned to his home.
W
Captain decrge Look. of New York.
is the guest of Captain s. N. James, of
the local Salvation Krmy: ., ,
W
,
Henry M. Cooley and son Frank. of
Fort Point street. are spending Labor
l
6 boxes Sardines in Oil. the
day at Soothington. Conn. the ca te tive to an Hungarian woman. who left i ;,
Clings: £3,195 and family from Port her husband on Thursday. It is said 5 ;s lb. pkg Gold Dust washing
Lieutenant Maude. Whitney. of the; Washington L m, the guests of that the resnson for her sudden dcpnr~ ,5 ;A Poltder. ; 16c.
'Salgntllon Army, N visiting her parents Henry outbid. ”mint" ““3”“; ‘9“th ““3; “he ““5 7 bars Gloss Soap. 250-
“ “V 9" street orwslk. 5 Mrs. George. of Bavalew avenue, is “9906th 8 911 one ram 0 or men. ; 11 harsSnratVo Son the.
visiting friends in Port Washington ”“3"" Y“ a V 9" FWAV scene at the v ‘V “I V
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Searing,
of Henry street; :hayegbno to Asbur—y
park. to spend a few days.
M—
Mrs. Frederick Lewis, of Betta place
who has been quite ilbwlth an attack
or appendlcltlshls improving. . .5,
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Juices sl'Hominsaieu will lead the
class meeting in the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church tomorrow night.
-.—.-,..—.._
The East Norwalk firemen are mak-
ing preparations to entertain 350 people '
the day of the celebration parade.
. Mrs. Harrie Morlhouse. of5 Maple ave-
nuc. left Saturday for Port Jefferson,
where she will remain over Saturday.
Miss Addie and Bessie Naphey. of
South Osborne avenue. are the guests
of relatives in Hartford and New Brit-
sin
William Gilbert. of New York state,
is the guest of his parents in van
Znndt avenuef: nswm return home to-
marrow. '.; r? “we“ ”Om it was over a three quarter mile MissVM ideF. Andrews has returned Than Accept semany'e Terms lie.
Miss C. VSV film... York who {:1th fififii'édoifrhiufieaigfii‘ugnm 00“”9 During the race Rich Broth- ‘0 hi“ 9 In Danbury, after a lislt _' herding lslt .tp serum. . 55
has been the guest of Mrs. Susan S.
Youngs, of East avenue. has returned
to her home.
Chief F‘. M. Wheeler, of the East Nor-
walk Fire Department, has returned
from his two weeks’ vacation with out-
of-town friends‘ been in'the harbor for the past few F‘rida .5 .3 attracted considerable Bodwell. 5Frcderick Wu Decker and notes 5.580 to Berlin. We would rather East ml. 5th 2 o m.
days, left Saturday, for New York. . “mg 3:?! over W0 hulfdfed people ‘Fl‘nllk' aharaurrl arrived home 1mm, a‘ die than accept them" 3(SaturdactV 02’ Pm)-
Hnrry Crossctt president of the Jun. The 5100!. Mary Underhlll, which were present to Mme” it ; cruise eastward. it appears that they object particu- YI3 ~ P- D ;
ior Praying band, led the joint meeting has been overhauled and partly rebuilt “my; 1, cflmmlns. at his ”mm“. “A company of professional cnchhlk- lariy to Prince Chun’ s attendants pus _ FARE: ,5
of the Ebworth league and Senior and was launched Saturday off Cook's home in Collauder 3’ Point Noroton era will be at Roton Point. this after- Malina themselves before Emperor '
Junior Praying bands, last evening.
The latest gasoline lamps with n
:Wclsbach burner. have been installed
in the Advent Christian Church. They-
illhminste the “church beautifully.
Miss Louise 8. Foster, of Bridgeport,
who has been ill at the residence of re].-
olives in Maple avenue. during the past
Week was able to return to her home
on Saturday. b
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Saunders, of St. John ave-
nue. East Norwalk but the child llv d
only a short time. Mrs. Snuuderss
seriously ill. ' ;
Mr. and Mrs. James l". Bottomley. of
Second avenue, who have been visiting
friends in New Haven, during the past
ten days, returned to their home, a“;
urday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mend Miss An
nie Dyahkuéo and Beniglrnln Dfnghue. of
w or :5 open it aye.
Liner y'hitlfloseph iocklmod
Van ZVaVndt avenue . A
ers’ meetings the Advent Christlah
Church. at 6: is o'clock. last evenlii
There was a good attendance and t e
. service was enjoyed
flhnhury: with ”V
dVVVVVm‘M
day, on a cruise in
A lays item
”AT: 5“ Charles W. 13911; resumes homo, Sat-
also, from a, visit at Ocean Grove,
, this mantis returned
J3me fro‘
rgeyr , 55 um i 1
Captain Preston Hart has his sloop
Mosstts H. on5 5the5 ways for an ov-'
lax-hauling.
Fred young has returned home from
visiting friends in Bridgeport. for the
past week.
Captain Robert Uta has returned
5 . heme from a trip to Greenport,5 in the I
sleep Harp. ‘
Edward J Ladrigun had a force of
Vmen repairing the road Saturday, near
for a few days.
GeorgelMlnor, of the West Side, has
returned home from a week's visit in
Greenport 11.].
George Crockett is spending today
with Mr. and Mrs John Chockctt of
Raymond street.
Miss Elsie Crochet. ‘of New Haven
is spending Labor day with her par
outs on Lincoln avenue.
Harvey Ackart has returned home
from a trip to Schnghticoke and the
Pan-American exposition.
Mrs. Mary Godfrey. st Norwalk. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George W
Stevens of Lincoln avenue.
Grant R. Beckett and family left
Saturday for Northport where they
will remain for a few days.
Miss Allie Marsh, of Bridgeport
spent Sunday with Mr. Vand Mrs. John
Rich of Crockett avenue.
Miss Minnie Raymond. of Main
street, is spending today with her
brother Fred. in Waterbury.
H. W. Wells & Company's water
scow caught on the dock one day last
week and tilled full of water
Benjamin Boerum he.
George Sharron who has been spend
ing the summer in Litchfleld. has re
turned to his home in Main street.
Frank and Joseph Seymour and tom
lly. of Peeksklll, N. Y., are the guests
of their parents in Lincoln avenue.
The sloop Mary Ella, which has
shore
Edward Jones has launched the life
boat which he is making into a naph-
tha launch, and will put the engine in
herto todny
Miss Ada Thomas. Who has been
Mountal a. returned to her home in
Highlan avenue Saturday.
Miss Mattie Ridge. Who has been
spending a week with. Misses Mabel
and Bessie Clark of maple avenue
has returned to her home in Danbury
Mrs, Charles Cakes. and children
who have been spending a few dayd- in
£East Norwslk re be 9. enter.
an chiVVVen rg, he has new
spending his vacation with Mr. lin'd
nus. left saturday for his
Philad‘el pitta.
it rtli'ur' Austin has resigns
(fl
position in New York city. . ‘5 '
Ibo dinsluweew a
returned to 31%
ill remain the rest the sum
, ‘very successful in every
ms the last one. to be hei
in At h on this screen.
lira Horton M
mm
(5th
visit With friends in New;
spending her vacation in the Catskill c
Mrs. John Plunder. of Crockett ave-V 5‘
home in ;
{that " "
fill; Charles Bartlett the drug» ‘ -‘
Main street. and has taken a a
M'lss Florence Bennett. who has
4 V W
V' “lg"; it?
the Methodist Church, Bat." ‘
were gobd stoppers.
The fair of the Eng :
der Company proved a rest is
it ended Saturday nigh t
est crowd of the Week ;
Dancing was the Musical basement
of the week. and it was enjoyed very
much. Friday night Wilbur Bates won
a large arm chair; Rancey Pooley drew
a handsome to k r- George Cheddar-
» v'a secured dishes!
There is considerable of a scandal
suing the rounds in this place. r‘ela
house on Wednesday might and Thurs
day morning the womanizer! haddlssn-
neared. and she has not Vrotupned. The
husband is now selling off the rumh
tore. his cows and other property. Ha I
says that he will never again trust a
woman. i
Three drunken has. Who came up
from Stamford createdv considerable
disturbance on the Brady ball grounds.
Saturday afternoon, and constable
Sharer arrested them and locked them
up When the officer hid one of the
the eastbound railroad station a friend
of the prisoner interfered and for a
time a lively «seas ensued The
friend struck Sherer severed times
with his lists. and only desisted when
the omcer of the law showed his billy.
The men will be tried this morning. .
The race between Rich Brothers‘
launch and Harry Webb in a shell took
place Friday night on the vae Pond.
Mr. We Abb' won. the race by nearly a
hundred yards, his time being 7%
minutes. This race‘: had been post
boned several times for various rea-
sons. The race was called at 6 o 'clock
ers’ launch ran into someael grass.
which became tangled in the propel
ler blades and greatly reduced the
speed of the boat. The race was row-
ed to decide a not of 810. N. L. Rich
one of the owners of the launch. but
rhallonaod Mr. Webb for another race
over the samcvcourse this morning.
made an earnest plea, Saturday. for
harmony and dislntorestedness in the
selection of mo candidate who is to
.be chosen to lead the fusion forces
arrayed against Tammany Hall in the
approaching municipal campaign Mr.
rimmi ‘ inted out that Tammany.
h or is stion
and to
would enter the campaign with an im~
menso advantagé,’ which can be over-
come only, i: yvlgorous and sustained
efforts on the part of its opponents.
ills views Were g; ,
lute i-
it slight be sure ‘.
' seated that they take the horses on
the speedway in East Norwalk any A,
,. Thursday or Saturdn .
hontroli of the city government ’ Th!
men as far as the steps leading up to ‘A .5 ‘
in: his cousin, VvernVon Jnrboe. oi Beale
cottage. Belle inland. has returned to
Brooklyn.
Mr‘. and Mrs. George W. Holmes and
Samuel Lowe, who
New York. a
with M Finale. Benedict at, Bay ect-
thee“ e, e1 slend-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jacobowslsy. Mr.
Duherty and W. H. Wyman. of Ne
York. have been spending a few days
at the Reich Point hetel.‘ . ..5,
The Vyacht Ward V.. cruising party;
consisting of Victor W Ferris, Wilfred
t5
noon. and will give an exhibition in the
pavilion. The: walking will be inter-
scorned witiuj plantation songs.- dances
and instrumental music: All the he
ticipante willgbe dressed in fancy cos-
, prom lead 5 55 Linaweih
er's orchestra will for til at f,
Thursday. and a haze silver
which is to a presented”
it thhnlpi'pn heavy .
on exhibition in
was mil uted to thecl
ll aw Karachi
have been suinlher- 5
log at Bella island, have returned to
the
Members of the (emulator?t
cVV I Berlin government dictated the folio
' in‘g form:
5' the dignitaries selected for prostratbn
5 was made a baronet by Queen tVictoria
tor and Elmer Nicol]. AMrs..-.Thomson,
Mrs. J Alexander; Miss Graham and
Mrs. Muller. of Porto Rico. Mrs.
usyer‘ sud Mrs. 'John Reynolds
CHlMESE :WOULO RATHER DIE
o the Lokalanzeigar. from Basic. Swit
land, whether Prince Chun will
cine toJJerlln to make formal apology
or the murder of xiaron Von Ketteler.
mission say:
ions we can
'.‘Ilnder present cond
William inasmuch as this is a specie
honor reserved for the emperor of
China, and .would nvolvo a recognition
of the kaiscr' a can my. The following
Prince Chun intended to say: V'V‘The'
Chinese government regrets that Bar.
.on Von Ketteler was killed." but the
"The Chinese governor
‘.begs pardon for the mute on of the G
such minister, Baron :Vbd Kettele‘r. ._
, The Chinese in Basic are trying to .
give the case international imortanoo”
by emphasizing the fact that one of
while another has the are
usable: assptémser Iw—lt. is now ,
very doubtful accOrding to a dispatch A
.lnformatlon is given regarding Prince V‘
llChAun' is speech to the kaiser:
it
{Our very
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’lVashhurn Crosby's Gold Medal
Leave South Norvvalk, 7 :35 a. m.
,Beckmasu Street, 2.191) m.
Single. loc- .
Leave South Nontvalk. Io a. to.
Leave North, Beach» 54 P-sn. 5, . A
oi Monday. Labor my. Sep-
temher 3'.- trip will"
New York city, some: leaving .
so: return trip, assumes street, AA
r and the result he
best Butter, 23c lb.
58c bag. V
of everyone.“
Ranges and H
good value. .
on tone 'prh’ic’i l
fro “ t} sin” :
so e n a
stgngth. Our 18 has
"of compactness.
Leave New York:
Saturday, 1:30 p. in.)
Elinor-slop. 79c. '
extended to V
nu. East asst Street. 3:15
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