Mrs. E. B. Smith is s pendlnr
week in Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beatty went to’
Hackcttstown. N. J.. for the day.
The water was drawn oi! the not
Norwalk mill pond. yesterday.
Raw) “
Frederick Lundquis of llIeury street,
«is ill at his home. wit chills and fever. ‘
W
Robert Edmouds is having a new roof
put on his house in South OVsborn ave-I
one. 'II ;I
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Miss Mattie Morgan. of this place. is
entertaining the Misses May Decker and
Nellie Taylor. of Rhode Island. '
After visiting Miss Alice Rider, of
Maple avenue. Miss Mabel Lake has re-
turned to her home in Dsnburr.
William Ackcr. of the Yale & Towno'
Manufacturing Company, is enjoying
his annual vacation this week. .
Robert This. of Henry street, inlaid
up with a lame leg. lie was struck on
tileules with a .ball..whlle'piaylng, re-
cen y. .
Clarence E. Parsons, formerly of East
Norwalk. and Miss Ida Louise Coo. of
Windsor. are to be married today, in
Windsor.
Frank Grnnson. of New York. who
has been 5 miles a few days with
'f lends in t is place. has returned to
cw York.
Miss Mamie Shecdy, of New Haven.
who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Neil, of Reynolds street. has
returned home. I
Mrs. James Bartram. of Bridgeport
has returned home after spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. ii. C. Guider.
in Van Zahdt avenue.
Miss Sadie Nash. of Van Zandt ava-
one. who has been visiting in New
York. has been the guest of Frank E.
Spnulding. of this place.
Mr. and Mrs; J. G. Hanlon. who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Johnson. of Third avenue. have return-
ed to their home in New York.
/
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Hawkins. of can—
aide Place. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Smith. ‘of lslip. L. 1. Mrs.
Smith is a sister of Mrs Hawkins.
Miss Anna ’1‘. Reed. of Bayonne. N.
J.. has returned to her home after a
two weeks' visit to her aunt. Mrs. P. A.
Haugh. of No. 53 Osborne avenue.
Miss Bessie Rider, of Maple avenue.
and Mrs. M. Alice Cousins. of Danbury.
spent yesterday in .New York. They
went down on the steamer Harlem.
The Ugroe Club will meet at the
home of Miss Oran Mai King tonight.
All members are requested to be pres—
cut. as there will be an election of new
officers.
After spending the summer at Dan—
bury. Katherine aild Kenneth Thomas
returned to their home in Henry street.
saturday, and yesterday resumed their
studies in the East Norwalk school
_..*
Mrs. H. 1). Perry. of Van Zandt ave-
nue. has been entertaining the Misses
Venin Sims and Jeanie McQuae. and
Mrs. Catherine Marr and daughters.
Gertrude and Jennie Marr. of Brooklyn.
William Gilbert has returned to his
home in Engicwood. N. J.. 'aitor spend
ing a few days with his parents. in Vail
Zandt avenue. Mrs. Gilbert and mu
dreu will remain for the Celebration
Percival Wilson, of this place. has
secured a poaitioo- as clerk in the btore
of M. AI Grilling He takes the place of
William O Brien... who resigned in on
dcr to take up his studius in the High
school
Daniel L'Hommedieu and Jerome
E. Smith weht to Rowayton. this
morning. for the purpose of going on a
sail with Alfred Crockett. 0! that place.
who is Mr. L'Hommedieu's brother-lu-
law, to Long island. They went in
Mr. Crockett's yacht. Lillian.
White pmthernithe d‘amenters. stark
*‘ ed this mornini. to remodel the real
deuce recently purchased by Theodore
Olsen. at the corner of Van Zandt ave-
nue and Fort Point street. A new. roof
is to ‘be put on. new floors laid. and
the whole building is to receive a sea-
oral overhauling. The large bank in
front of the structure is to be cut down.
and the yard graded to a nice slope.
When finished it will proaent .a Ane am
marathon The house into be painted
throughout
For some time new. the boys in the
vicinity of the East Avenue Methodist
Church. bade been mlkiiigt dMl‘yed.
obnoxious around the church; and tin
stop is not put to it. some of them will
find themselves behind iron bars. as
what would sht.
man to w der why this was. and it on.
ly‘ no out yesterday. when the sexton
am
.11. Isfti ‘
tried to take it hit. it tell and smashed I '
run is 1"!“ m
l a hundred caps.
Inhimams lama
thee inset.
. day night.
Joseph Morison. of New York. spent
nxw chcd Fol-some time
‘ hi, I VW “
VHli'idyou'd Raymond. who has been
A a... plain; am division will most
this evouiugln their .I pail in Main
flotilla. has taken a nest-
h“! loo
lion ”its AG factory, South Nor-
MMias Lc'tiiao Johnson has takentll
psition in the B it. (i factory, Booth
porwol It
not ones no... or the Methodist
Church will hold a meeting on MonVVV
header and her day with his bar-
outs in this p ace.
Mrs. William Kilian moved from Lin f-I?
coin avenue; yesterday. to Burritt ave-
one, South Norwaik.
' John E’Hommediau took a party to
Long island. yesterday. in his sloop
Wanda, after beach plains.
Mr. and Mrs. Leach who have been
spending their vacation at the Berk»
icy house. will leave today for. their
home
irvins Mott, who has been spending
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
ici Wicks, of Raymond street. return-
od to his home in New York. yester»
RY-
Miss Emma Cushman. who has been
visiting friends in New York. has re-
turned home and yesterday resumed
bro duties in the Rownyton public
school.
sun‘s Carpenter desires to correct
the impression that he is connected in
any way with the souvenir button
which Frederick E. Lockwood hub is
sued. Mr. Carpenter has a button of
his own.
DJRIEN AND NOROTON.
Samuel S. Wood who conducts a
store in this. place. spent Labor Day
at Roton Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arcularus. of
Newark. have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew S. Waterbury.
There was music in the air here yes-
terday afternoon. A couple of Scotch-
men were around with has pipes.
“rue board or directors of the Library
Association will hold a meeting Friday
night at the residence of A. S. Bibbins.
A couple of New York boarders. who
have been at the residence of Henry
Street during the summer returned
home yesterday.
Mrs. G. B. Goodwin and daughter
Florence of Brooklyn who have been
here three weeks as guests of Miss ida
Murray. left yesterday afternoon [or
home. Miss Murray accompanied them
to make a return visit.
The party from the Darien Metho-
dist Church which went to Pound hock
Labor Day. headed by Charles Fitch.
had a due time. They indulged in ball
playing, bathing and many other
sports. A gooddiuner was enjoyed.
An automobile frightened a horse
attached to one of DaKlyn‘s Norwaik
bavcry wagons in Main street yester-
day afternoon, and if it had not been
for the prompt action of Ernest Crofut.
who stopped it, there would probably
have been a runaway. -
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C. F. Bates has sold out his business
at Dannvillo. N. Y.. and has moved to
Darion. where he was born and
brought up. lie has opened a store in
the Norton block. where he will do all
kinds of repairing and trade work for
New York parties.
Mr. and I.Mrs Andrew S. Waterbury
had their annual family reunion and
clam bake on Labor day. and the oc~
casiou was made a memorable one;
On account of the inclement weather
a barn party was held the. building”
being handsomely decorated with flags
and hunting Thirty-five guests were;
in atlandance and pronounced the din.
nor an excellent one in every respect.
in the afternoon Dr R. L. Bohannan.
at Stamford, took a photoaroi'h thV the
guests
".t
The clsmbak'e given‘unde‘r the anal
pleas of the Stamford Paintera' Union;
at Noroton. Saturday. bro Vht out a’VI.
large umber of knights ea brua
shit on friends. The was
generous one. and was pronounced by'I
those in attendance to be the porfecl
tion of clambake success. Before and
after Mono; soEroo‘ agoltiic dive !in
was «3 e e
liam' Barker 15qu in chafing“
contest for the honors in the lone Jam
and the hop. skip 5.de lump. Codi“
visa th ‘ victor. iii the high kick ’i'olll'
Reilly. five an edlfylng exhibition
the. hill; and kick. The painters an
ltheir friends went to the scene of t
bake by trolley car.
reenport, has returned home. I
time was on the
. of No
, my”
. with Iii”.- aiui Mrs: J. H Bennett. or
. WW1 Mill“ Vt ‘
ll .
W
no land and he . .
to do so at all hatards. in so
manner known only to himself, ho ho
tered the door down and in a sh ‘
hall held. anioyu;
came as much as anybody.
.Vthe lynx eyes of Constable Sher ‘
y to; Vindlviduai. and be nearly f I
unini: ‘mako d
his escape. itibhanc‘s startled. star.
day morning came the chance. and be
was only too eager to grasp it. The
constable went to the ce 1 room for the
purpose of giving "Paddy" his rations.
lie unlocked the cell door and than
thinking he had forgotten something.
left the door unlocked. while he went
up stairs. lie returned a. couple of
minutes later. and was dumbfounded
to had that his "priiionor had escabed
without even telling him where he had
none. Leaving the cell room he went
in search of the fugitive but. his search
proved tutu. several. who saw the
man so do the street sav that do
want like a young door. He scaled
a couple of fences without touching:
them. disappeared in a corn field. and
finally got into the woods. Harrison
had not been caught up to last night.
Constable Sharer lnmhkinn all sorts
of excuses. but they will not bring the
prisoner to justitléi.
CRANBUR Y.
William Gregory, Sr., is visiting his
son in Brooklyn.
‘
Arthur Grout; has gone to Norfolk
Virginia. to work.
atives in New York.
Wm
Chapel. Sunday afternoon.
Fred 0. Gregory has purchased a‘
new. pneumatic tired'vehicie.
Miss Gertrude Adams. of Bridgeport.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Greg-
ory.
Lester Gregory, of Brooklyn. was a
(guest of relatives here. the past few
days.
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Mrs. Julius Prunyi has been visit-
ing friends in New York. the past few
days.
Mrs. Lena Prunyi has secured a po-
sition in the B. & G factory. in South
Norwalk.
Mrs. Darling is entertaining rela-
tives from New York. Brooklyn and
New Jersey.
Mrs. Julia Fitch. of Bridgeport. has
been visiting thejIpnst week Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Gregory
Frank Sherwood and wife. of Bridge-
mrt. visited over Sunday ,and Lahor
Day. with his lather, W. H. Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford. who have ocI
cupied the old Gregory place the past
year. will move to New York this
week.
Mrs. John Barthel and friends re
turned to her home in New oYrk. Sat-
urday. after staying a few weeks at
her farm bore.
David Tinkle‘r entertained his tooth
or from Brooklyn. and his sister. ulf'S.
Bonner and daughter Lily. from Nor
walk. over Labor Day.
'_—....
H. M. Filiow a chicken yard has been
visited by a thief several times lately
and a large number of chickens and
ducks hay been. taken. The thief in
thoudht to a fox, which the hunters
(no bounds hive tracked.
NEW“ GINA”?
George Purdy spent Sunday with
friends in New York;
Samuel IKaiper has a good position
with a' altos concern in Brooklyn.
nay Bryant. of Helhauwllle. ‘.N Y..
illfilm d'glhzhls parents here. Satur
day and under.
‘ Mia‘scé ‘i‘ii’iie add Mattie Stevenson,
York. has guests of volumes in
is weak. .
ill- and r3. clan... sachmidt and
two sons. Oscar and Willie/Visited
mama”.-
’| 1William Avery and Mrs. Marcus Bur
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are visiting rel-' ‘
Rev. Mr. Monaco preached in the ‘
, home in Ridlei'ield Park, N. J., after
on were married at, the latter a home. ' ll
Grove street. Sunday. at 1 1!. tin. b7 '
cALL FOR FREE ,«
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Croton Falls. New York. spent Labor
Day the guests of Mrs. F. “Prescott
J. Morgan and his son. Charles. of
Brooklyn. have been spending a few
days here. the guest of Charles J.
Prescott.
8. B. Wakelcy and family have re«
turnerd from a three weeks' visit with
friends in Berlin and the central part
of the state .
.g—Q
Mr. Morgan. who is engaged in the
city missionary work. in Brooklyn.
conducted both services “at the, M. P.
Church. sonny.
.n—n—a—a
There will be a temperance sermon
preached in the M P. Church. next
Sunday afternoon. at 3:30 o’clock. by
a gentleman from Brooklyn.
wranrmux.
Mrs. R. Rico. of New York.
Sunday with friends in town.
spent
Mr and Mrs Clinics flamenco have
returned to their home in Brooklyn
Laurens bill! has returned to his
a week's stir in Winnibauk.
A 1" THE SEA-SHORE.
Miss Virginia Schreinier. of Dan-
find“ spending. a View days at Bell
a an .
airs. r A Hall and family. of s...-
bury. ll!“ returned home from a
uibnm‘ii visit at B‘éii island
“Charla ‘ {J
lanllwngigll
es, of Stamford. is can-
I 1'18. retina on Belle
the only red (one on
{lemon ulnar i a 1 few
1! a E or, ”All a ‘
lingo helices; Iwmf pinata; ypbe cen-
flinch; 9, tell. .
gown Edward poll. *of the Baptist:l
. V a _r’. V
e thinks there is nothingm like u '
hi my“, Want
furniture that has
we» to
.d’ror
M.”
to man (atmospheric macs.
house dry. not. shouted by
6 boxeshardines in Oil, and
.°"I ”MW" fireproof—wheat and 5 ibupkz. Gold Dust Washing
smear in every way. Ask Powder, 16c.
' I I 7 bars Gloss Soap. . 25c.
11 bars Ssraioga 80w. Yul... 25c.
campus a. adv-noun as Washington Street. South Norwaik.
WILLIAMVM. BETTB. 15 Main Street. Namath.
. .an.
eiolah 3a loci ”Matthias:- I
1” wYork parties .
’ ' ‘ ’ in mi ninja V
mgwdémand oi the ultra?“
in; her .. 'i' 1
3 . .
nostalgic n V
credit. John Lawson was I“second n th
its miles three laps and charter; W
ville. ofB Philadelphia. th
bribe down early do ;
quit the track com’plq ly
as blushed rerun
until 8.30 p. up;
do the ill at
ably strong and fl;
clip, which is withi
second of the worl '8 record.
‘ . WASHINGTON. September “ii-T
. ”filament guessing
I}.
Q
0111' very best Butter. 28c lb.
:washbum prosby’ a Gold Medal
, Flour. . 58c bag.
. Peninsular Milk. ‘5, So can
ti lb. pkg. Hominy, 151:.
London Cocoa, '15 lb. can. ".. . 18c
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A. IISTU‘LL.
24 Cottage Ave: 1 INDrWaMaat
SIBHIHBI Hlllll liflglflfl.
(FRIDAYS ONLY)
Leave South Norwalk Steamboat
Dock, 9:30 a. m. and 4:80 p. m.
Returning leave Huntington.
p. m
Steamer stops st Locust Grove each
way.
2:80
= ..
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A i W V
3123 CT Milli AND pare, Round 'lV'l'ip.‘ mots.
Pitt? lot i u
was 1 AYSBLE‘HELQH
GAME. nears. won
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SAMPLE AT
Conunencing Monday. June 17th.
DAILY TRii’S
New York.
Wilma
DEATH OF OR. SAMUEL PORTER.
Was a Widely Known Teacher of the
Deaf and Dumb.
FARMlNG'l‘ON, Conn. September 4.
”At the family home in this town. Dr.
Samuel Porter, one of me most wide
iy'known teachers of the deaf and
dumb in the country, died late last
night at the age of 91. Death resulted
from a gradual decline of health due
to advanced years.
Dr. Porter graduated from Yale in
the class of 1529 and for some months
prior to his death had the distinction
of being the oldest living graduate of
the university but one in paint of
years and the oldest in point of mat
ricniatlon. After graduation he be-
came mentioned with the work of ed-
ucating the deal and dumb and was
actively associated with the establish
mom of the nation‘s! college for deaf
mules at Washington. D. C. Until a
few months ago Dr. Porter maintained
a1 nactivc connection with the institu-
t on.
HARLEM
Leave New York:
Beekman Street, 2.10 p. m.
(Saturday. 1:30 p. in.)
East 3ist. Street, 2:40 p. m.
(Saturday, 2:00 p. m.)
FARE: .
Excursion. 70c.
Single, goo:
Leave South NorWalk, 10 a. to.
Leave North Beach, 4 p. m.
Last Excursron to North Beach
Accompanied by
The Arion Singing society.
Sunday. Sent. 8th.
50c Excursmn Fare. ""50c
Leave south Norwalk lo a. or.
Learn North Beaoh. i p. .m-
cur-culls.
WAS UNSUCGEBSFUL.
Egan Tried to Kill Himulf Three
Timer—Now in Jail.
NEW BRITAIN. Conn” september
Viai’atrlck Egan. thirty years old, woo
is despondent from lack of work made
three attempts to end his life, yester-
day afternoon and. unsuccessful in all.
is locked up at police headquarter
Vggadn you; seen lIwait‘limzdinto oailogls V I
on abut3o‘coc all was orc y “
bro‘ugitfit out. As mamas be “sub: FREIGHTffOPELLER
me e repeated/b attempt it I ' .
this time 'was rescued with some dim ' Norwalk and»: South Notwalk.
.culty. Later he was brought to the W
'city, and who); his companion left him.
niircbased a quantity of carbouc acid.
ThisI time Esau was placed under ar-
Leave Beekmau St.,' N. Y:
Leave Nonwalk:
He did not again mount his wheel ,
thrsmiifths of Is.
A cusroms contact-on FOR Am." ”
Side .I, thcl Passenger Steamer,
Leave South Norwaik, 7:35 a. to.
Mon. Wed. a‘nd Fri; ‘at V5 9.11;. y
r1595. 'VIV‘hurs-VV. and-S IVt., at .4 p. m.- I
yotlr bribes; f '
Good papic‘r ‘ as
e .
than ever before. Prices.
voryIztow-‘I: *VHavmg sagas
1; First Manna; V
\. Totem-v
WITHIN TH M J
of- everyone. the-I pr!
Ranges and Heaters w
good value. Designed
«on true principles. they
from a small amount of.
some in appearance am!
strength.- Our ‘18 Race 1!,
of compactness.
Wm'wf‘r" _
D w. RA .MdV'
V98 Washington St. ’
" ’ Residence. I.
Telephone at. house. 8“.
lug. fishing Electric ears
connecting with all train-
s a: Mflhfiim on.
sold Will!
m in tunes-t. so... no you
”4.19mi“ hail“
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