Ellis Taylor. of New' Jam ape out
‘h per day at his home in thirty place.
‘ A family is moving from Summer
street into so. 35 You NMdt oven
The class meeting of Ethical Avenue
Methodist ohms will :lis ,
Henry M. Cooley. and
FWort Point street, are vi
0 o.
:00. Harry. of
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The trolley track (it the east end of
the Washington strestW bridge, is being
repaired todaifi '
Captain Frederick Anderson took it
party in his sloop Rachael. to Long ls- ell
land, yesterday-
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Captain William H. Verity £00k a
party to Long inland, yesterday, in his
steamer Addie B.
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Rehearsals are being held in Derman~
is. hail almost nightly now by Link-
weile‘r's'W prob. “9“,; .
waive
East Norwalk was all activity this
morning It was the beginning 0f the
full term of school.
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James Hodges. of Brooklyn, was the
guest, yesterday. of nd Mrs. A. N.
Sherwood, of Pleased Wue.
Last Saturday night a small party
left East Norwalk on the auxiliary
yacht Unknown, for a few days’ cruise.
Miss Mabel Dunning. of Brooklyn.
in spending a week with her cousin,
Miss. Maude Keeler, of Cove street.
an“...
John H. Brady, of Baltimore, Md..
formerly of Norwalk. is the guest of
his uncle, George H. Ferris, in River-
side avenue.
Mr), and Mrs. Rufus Kelsler. of New-
ark. N. J are spending a few days with
Mr. Keieler‘s brother, Andrew Keisler.
in Cove street.
Mrs William Tw1ss and two daugh-
ters. Mildred and steer who have
been visiting at Bayonne. N J., have re-
turned home.
Mr and Mrs. William Dunning and
son of Holistic). spent Sunday with Mr.
Dunning’s cousin Mrs. L. .Keeler.
in East Norwafk‘ ‘
Mrs. John Weeks. of Brooklyn. is the
guest of Mr and Mrs. William R. Gil-
belt, in Pleasant avenue. Mrs. Weeks
is a niece of Mr. Gilbert.
*m- —
cheral badly worn planks on the
West end of the Washington street
bridge. were removed today and new
ones out in their places.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett, of R0-
woyton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Daniel L'Hommedieu. yesterday. They
took a drive in the afternoon.
-m.”
Plans for the erection of an urch at
the corner of Osborn and Van Zandt
avenues, have been completed by the
East Norwaik fire ddpartment
«ti-v—Efle—o—u.
Mr. and Mrs Miit’on Elwood and Mr.
and Mrs. Sharles Simone and daughter
Reba spent Labor Day at Glen island
A most pleasant day is reported
The Cleveland Wheel Club has post-
poned its run to Seaside park, until
next Sunday. lfx it is fair, every mem-
ber of the club will be in the run.
The East Norwalk fire department is
,- arranging to feed 360 people in Randall
hall on the dtiy of the big parade. The
dinner will be served at 11: 30 o 'cl.0ck
Mr. and Mrs. W11_liam Hancock and
daughter Mildred or Brooklyn. who
have been guests :5} Mr. and Mrs. A N
Snowball. of Plelisanii Avenue, returned
to their home this morning.
Captain William H. H. Clark, oi
Betta place. who was suddenly taken
with a paralytic stroke. and has since
been at» the Norwaik hospital. is im-
proving.
Tomorrow afternoon, the Ladies' Aid
society of the East Avenue Metho '
dist Church. Will old a meeting. and
it is desired insights collectors of the
interest fund Will be present and maket
a report.
Willie Smith son of C. W. Smith. of
77 Maple avenue, was seriously out
while sawing a board. A such two the
shoe long was made in his leg just
above the knee which laid it open to
the bone. Dr. Baker was called to
dress the wound and put in three
stitches. ‘
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- “iii handsome do: of onion Wood. in
l Cove
' our last night in Core street. and al~
' most instantly killed.
nearly covered 1) the wheels only a
is . sari do
utssev- ,
itiug in Holy- it
.. with Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson,
rest. was run over by, a trolley .
its hood was
. i t t s so of
h pi pgoclllrsd ,
cent to realize
he a an ardent; The first
thino he, thought of was not. he was to
enter the bicycle faces a: After he had
listen sufficiently re‘VIVed be Went to the
Ed)? the .t urns the ram
is going around to-
h‘fesi‘ful locking Wound. on
‘
R0 WA YTON.
John Coma has taken a position with
Edward Iiadrisou.
The weekly prayer meeting will be
held in the Methodist Church tonight.
Stanley Mills, of Highland avenue.
has built an addition ofndiis house.
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Mrs George W. Moore and Mrs. Ab-
rahdm museums are spending a
Week in Port Washington.
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Captain Isaac Payne took a party of
Lincoln Council. 0. U? A. M., members
out yesterday in his sloop.
Captain Robert Utz took the; New
Canaan Fire Department on a clam
bake yesterday in his sloop'Harp. ,
The 0 star steamer Mabel L. Stev-
ens is is. d“up to the dock for the rest
of the summer.
‘Edward Walker, who has been hav.
ing’ one of the Norwaik Launch Com-
pany' s engines placed in his sloop. has
returned to this harbor.
M. Bates. of Stamford. and Mrs
Wilbur B. Estes and children. of Dar
ien. have been visiting at the residence
of William Moore in Logan avenue.
The program which was laid out for
Labor Day’s races on Msin street. did
not trike place on account of thrice not
being enough boys to participate in
the events. g
be..—
Silas Carpenter and Frederick Lock-
wood have cotton up badge souvenirs
for the 250th anniversary of the town
of No'rwall'f, and are meeting with
wood success in the disposal of them.
A miniature representation of the
Ludlow monument. with suitable in—
scription, is shown.
DANIEN AND N030 TON.
Dudley Tilley. who has been serious-
le Ill, is fast recovering.
The Birchard Sisters sang at the Ad-
vent Christian Church. in East Nor
walk on Sunday.
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N. H. Crofut returned last evening,
from Newark. N. J., where he has been
visiting relatives.
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Mrs Frederick Crane, of New York.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. ll.‘ D
Lyon, Mansfield avenue
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A large crowd of routers uccompa 1-
led the ball team to Decker field, you
tcrday in East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Strong. of
Bridgeport, stopped with friends in
this place over Labor day.
Mrs. Arthur .S. Bibbins has complct
0d an exqulslvely beautiful flower
piece, pink and willie peonies.
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The beautiful "Rose of Sharon"
hedge on the grounds of J. B. More-
house is now in 'full bloom and excites
much admiration/ .
rs
who have been spending several days
hill. returneddo New York.
* Mr and Mrs. J W Purdy and totally
have taken a cottage in Sullivan floun-
yN. Y.. to remain until the Middle
of September or the first of October.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Cdllfihan. of
Eridgogort. who have been boasts of
Mr. Mrs. John Oberlander. in this
place, over Labor day. returned today.
Miss Irene Bayliss. who has on
stopplu with Mite May? Billion in
street, uring the past couple of Weeks.”
, w... n ’
~b petition vests or
“b *th Dwell l
lbwp’i’ilumt Elevator" * mildly“ a
1893 and assertion? is‘dliarile
. Frances Bulkley.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Williamson, '
' Charles N
flue heid‘itsiilfil
Tell epic
eighteen hole in leap ms in for
todiii Wu:
deeler. as...
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companies will units of not. how the
matter will terminate. Several say
that they will not give up their cofn~
93bit. and they will no submit to the
name bsl’no changed. here promises
id be a one little when the first steps "
are taken; to consolidate. _
has brought suit for divorce from his
wife. who was formerly Miss Minnie
Ada Sands. daughter of the Rev. S. A’.
Sands. orator f0 fiv
Not-field“ b’thodit Egi‘sébpa'l church
Bridslohodtat and formerly of Dailies.
T e papers in the case which were
erred by Deputy Sheriff George Hols
international silver.
afidh
ii We is an die o'll’t‘or of idea in: .
the factory of the Bridgepoit Cooch
Bridesm-
arriod in
Laos Co. The con pie were
in 1898.
deform/n is charged in 1898.
A pleasant family gathering assem-
bled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
0. Street. in Msnsflold avenue. Labor
tiny. The time was passed in merry-
making and games. Recitations were
given by Miss Comatock. George For;
bel. John Simondson and Master Eu
gene Shari-cit. Vocal and instrumental
music was given by Mr. and Mrs. Si-
mondson. Mr and Mrs. George Forbei
Mrs. Sharrott and Master Howard Pal
mer. A bountiful dinnor was served.
A pleasant feature of the event was the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Suoan
Street. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs George Forbel. Mr. and
Mrs. John Simcndson. Mrs. Earle, Mrs.
Palmer, Master Hohvard Palmer. Miss
Gainer. Mrs. W. R. Simondson. Mrs.
Sharrott and son Eugene. William Sim.
son, Mrs. Theron Burdlok and daugh‘
tors Marion and Mildred from Brook-
lsaac Forbel and son lsaac.
Kellogg sud daughter Mabel. Mrs;
Charles Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Forbel. Miss Ella Comstook. from
and Mrs Harry W. Street and son.
Harry and daughter Mamie. of Daribn.
W". TON.
Mrs. G. A. Sturges has been ill with
wnsllitls.
Miss Alice Fitch has returned from a
visit in Wilton.
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Mrs. M. B. Hill is spending this week
at Compo Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams spent
Sunday with Ridgofleld friends.
Mrs. Frank Moreholibe returns this
week from a visit in New York.
Miss Annie Nichols of Bridgeport.
has visited Miss Jane Nichols.
Miss Minnie Williams. of Ridgefleld.
3:: been the guest of Miss Eddies
".9."
Joseph Bulkley. 0f Allentown.
has spent a Week with his mother.
Pa. ..
”'0.
Mrs. D W. Bulkley of Bridgeport.
has been spending a week with Mrs
Martin Fowlaud.
" Mr and Mrs. A. W. Winton. of New
Haven‘.“haveiboen hassle of Dr and
Mrs Frank osrhsm. ‘
Frederick Harris. of South Norwalk‘.
has been visiting his grand-mother,
Mos Amelia Storms.
man...“ a...”
Mrs. David Morehouse returned on
{Monday troops w fa visit with her
sons. NW ho fin Port Chester.
C E on: b and Mrs.
undaught of South
Norwalir. hills been guests of Mrs.
Wit dines Adamo
. Mr. and
awn-”n"
"rtlzv. Job or preached in the
thm‘clrtlbhal” oven on Sunder;é
Services will be he! “11:20:11. on. wit
n'fluudey school at 3220 for the no:
“helm—u
retu uflned yesterday to her home in New
Yor
All the stores in this place were cios
ed yestdrdsy. and everybody was out 0
morning and afternoon at East Nor-WW
walk. ‘ _ ,
v. . iii}: W ’1; aster in
Minibus " r ‘ proton. stint?
on. swarm. on it
During his obscuco‘th‘s pulpit will his
loss“ fill .,
if supplied h
Sun "of tbs, , ‘
Wfl 0:3th0“?
town. attending the ball game in the .
‘ n
”Es may vacation; til“
.31 a Menu. of Branehvilie. w e murri
firs. Bertha flocks”. of this vice. 02%
hit possum; vibe mucosa of th
emf parent‘s, Mia and Mrs. Jenn
nge csrhslr‘nopy was perform
er
iliyn; have been tub,
‘e
of
(is rnor‘s prises W Euro will be ,
George A Francis. of Bridgeport, ‘
years of the ,
to, Saturday, alleged desertion. Fran-
cis is a carpenter in the employ of the .
i't. , ,
lyu. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sim son. '.Mrs ‘
rs. Ralph '
Broad River. Mrs. Joseph Hiuley. Mr. '
srtrude and Jennie ‘
boys of ii if. Perri!»
s and Wyatt Taylor. Sealey‘f . 1
at week with . f
in tour .vm» -
folio. Colic. fill it
are quickly cured by
York, after a two‘ weeks’ stay at the
Roton Point Hotel.
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William Rowan, of Brooklyn. at the
Scale cOttage. Belle island.
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have been stopping at the Belle? Islind
House; huVs retu nod to Newark.
Francis A. “Lit‘t or has returned to
his home in Greenpolntf after a sum
with; stay at theinbse cottoge Belle
—
Conrad Koch and family. who have
been occupying their cottage at inns
Point all summer. leave tomorrow for
New York
Mr and Mrs. John Daugherty, who
have been stopping at the Roton Point
Hotel. returned today to their home
in New York
Frank Martin. who has been suffer
lug rheumatism hes resumed his du-
ties on the wall drilling apparatus at
Belle Island.
about a dozen members of the organ
itation. appeared at Roton Point yes
terday. and occupied a stand back of
the trolley station. near the entrance
to the Point. A meeting were held
there timing the evening.
Tony Larsen employed by William
H. Hoyt it Son, the oyster dealers. was
gaining across the Sound last Satur'a
launch and towing a twelve foot skiff.
When near the new Green 0 Roof light
house. the ring pulled out of the bow
or the skiff and she Went adrift. The
skiff was built of cedar. and palnteu
white inside and outside. and contain
ed a new pair of ours. W .
Two colored domestics employed by
Dr. Mosamau and Charles 11. Davis,
at Bella island were going Across
bridge, Saturday eighty when a
a mouse Aewhite than accosted theta, and
begin to owing thorn "‘ "Amanda"
promptly u'rned' her puckeoes‘ over to
intro chinchidn aa‘d proceeded to ones
tire loo white man. in a ray Minutes
he '1'! I crying "Helpi"
"Talks of" die” but no help Was thand.
e was disliked to take it a
. girls ‘Were uninjured
only fbr‘tli‘o Mason, and tueo
‘15“.
do the “swim;
Iii-id
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Th?
_m_.u
MEWMMNE
Miss Whitney has returned to New ’ ,
. '3' -
Charles W Jurhoe is entertaining
Elmer C. Nicholl and family, who .
The Salvation Army wagon. with I
/
oy night. in Albert J. Heyt‘s naphtha
Murder!“ -
The - Wit
, rinses “if Mr Efadley and
1 star the kind assistance thd‘y had.
{red him in carrying on these ser-
is“ AS. itxcilN 1410a A. a,
fuss an? orN obituaries. to wit:
Be, it remembered that on the first
Clown
'dsz‘ of August, 1901. The bank Law‘
Publishing 00.. of Now York
hath depo sited in this office the title
ofl'twhich is in the following words, to
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Reports of cases argued and deter
mined in the Supreme Court of Errors
in the State of Connecticut. By Wil-
liam N. Matson. Second edition. Vol
ume XXII.
New York, The Banks Law Poblish-
ins Company. 1901.
The right whereof it claims as pro
prib'tor in conformity with the laws
onW the United States respecting copy
‘rgt s
0 cc of the Register of Copyrights
Washington.D . DC
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Librarian of Congress.
By Thowald Solberg.
Register of Copyrights.
Written 11.8.
Revised H. l). K. W.
Entered M CT
Mailed; W. J. P
in renewal for 14 years from August
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Be it remembered, that on the first ’
day of August 1901. The banks Lavf
Publishing 00., of New York N. Y..
hath deposited in this office the title
silkwhlch is in the following words. to
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Cases argued and adjudged in the
Supreme Court of the United States
December term. 1872. Reported by
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ins Company. 1901.
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of end: United suites respecting copy-
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, i'rarisu of Congress.
By Thowtlld LSolbcrg,
?. fiesisgr of opyrishts.
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m who will occupy
parts of the group
' lugs, 11
Dairy
)1! l 1 :4 Cottage Ave..
’1
50c
l‘ues
Fair and y,
this nuisance w i be
‘ j‘W 1%de Hinton
Cur very bestButter.
~ . witness: Crosby’sW Gold Medal
Flour.
Peninsular Milk;
Single, 400.:
s . , .
the p will on would
The ideal Manufacturing Company»:
‘ of Boston. has as w
sell “Cherub K ,
\‘ iglr’othfll RPS 03M“. ‘
odipaur he as is sols
dollop y
the life It
So can
.5 lb. okaflomioy. for.
London Cocoa, 55 lb. can. 18d
6 boxes Sardines in Oil, 200
W5 ‘lliz’b'kgfi- Gold Dust Washing
. Powder, 160.
27 bars Gloss Scan. 250.
11 bars Saratopa Soap, 25c.
STULL.
Commencing Monday. June 17th.
DAILY TRIPS
Leave South Norwaik, 7 :35 am
Leave New York.
Beekman Street, 2.10 p.m
(Saturday, 1:30 p. in.)
East 315i. Street, 2 Loop m.
(Ssturday,2 2:00 13.11).)
FARE:
Last Excursion to North Beach
Accompanied by
The Arlen Singing bociety.
Sunday. Sept. 8th.
Excursron Fare.
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Leave south Norwslk 10 a. in.
Leave North Beach 4 p. in.
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FREIGHT PhoPaLLaR
Norwalk and South Norwollt.
, Leave Beckmhn 511., N. Y.:
. Mom, Wed, and Fri, at 5 p. m.
Leave NDfWillk:
my ornaments ‘ ’
23.: lb, 1
sec bag. :. ‘
East Norwalln:
; some in appearance
, Of compactness.
Excursion. 70c. W_
Leave South Norwalk,10 a. in.
Leave North Beach, 4 p. m.
. 50c
H
of everyone. the price
Ranges and Heaters vi. , .~ , ,
good value. Designs and" ‘ ‘
on true pribc‘pies.
from a smo‘l am lit.
strength Our
Horace R _, , ,
Cor north man and"
l t.”
JI‘ ‘l auLh '
Priprieior and M
Terms ressonlible. :4 "
lug. fishing. Electric em
connecting withkull train on ' .
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