The condition in" Mrs. Arthur Saun-
ders, who has been, ill. is improved.
day to see the mom
Men's Association;
impart a.) it“ “Kurd snowmen
. who has'beehi: lithofhimn tower. is
somewhat improved. ,
wan—- W
J». Walter Page. "formation! dint
Norwalli. but. new otNewburm‘N. Y..
is visiting friends here.
Willism‘SuTute, n1: _
who was struck in theonklo with a
ball. is able transient! own.
The Bastfiomallniiho-Wolioe will.
turn out with the East Norwalk de~
partment in the parade next week.
. Henry street
J. W. Bentty’s men are papering an
apartment house belonging to Miss U.
F. Baird. in. Orchardtstreot, Norwa‘lk.
i
The prm'itr-siiieolinx,‘iilrhich was well
attended at ’the East ‘Avenue Methov .
dist Church, last night, was led by Rev.
J. J. Foust.
E. E. Gorham is painting the ladders
of the Mayflower, truck today. This
company will make a line showing in
the parade. ‘ ‘
-
Miss Emma Brundnse; of this place.
who has beenstopping a month with
relatives at Mount Kisco. N. Y., has re
. turned home.
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Tho Bates place in Rowayton. own-
cn by Raymond Brothers. is being
painted by Caleb Wood. of Cove street,
East Norwaik. -
A family from Danbury has moved
into the house on the corner of East
and Maple avenues. just vacated by an
employee of‘the Electric Express Con»
Paul‘-
Mr. and Mrs. John Gutteridge. of
Riverside avenue, rc on their way
home from Europe. t is expected that
they will be here in time for the cele~
bration.
Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks. of Brooks
ly'n. who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert N. Sherwood. of Plea
snui avenue. returned to their home
yesterday.
Sexton Carr, of the East Avenue
Methodist Church. was busy all day
mowing the grass on the lawn around
the Church. and fixing up things. so
the church and surroundings will pro
sent a good appearance.
The Sinntiord hi. E. Church Sunday
school at Dorlon's yesterday. had a
tine time. Many amused themselves
in boatlniz. Attorney George W. Carey
and Dr. Dow R. Beebe. of Bridgeport.
were seen among the number.
(‘oloncl James l.‘Hommedleu and his
wife left Seaside Place this morning
for a pleasure trip of a few days. They
will spend Sunday in Brooklyn with
the Warner brothers, old comrades or
hi r. L'Romlnedleu in the army. Tues-
day“ morning” “they will all start 101'
the regimental reunion. which will be
held at Bay Shore. is l.. where the
members am arranging for one of their
largest banquets.
All the lawns on East avenue are
being put in first class condition .m
the cclohratitm. The grass is being
moved and other noticeable improve-
moms made. The fences are being
striahtonod up and take it all in all.
East Norwalh promises to present a
mi appearance next week. Never
before hare the citizens been stirred
up so onto improve the looks of the
place. Many no and residences
are being doomt .
Last night Mayflower Hook & Lad-
dar Company held an important meet
in: relative in making arrangements
for the coming celebration. An enter-
tainment committee was appointed.
consisting of First Assistant Engineer
Dana C. Blmll. Captain George Rob.
linen and (loptain William Hendricks.
The invitation of the 80th .Ndrvalk
Fire Department to manor them
in a body to the South North]! Moth.
f odisi church. .9” evening. was
accepted. The In , hers will meet at
the truck tom in foil uniform. at. 8
o‘clock and march over to the church.
The matter pertainln to the arch lhll
is to be erected at the corner of Van
gaunt and South 05mm arenuc. was
too cum. 3. ”it no decided
to com timed” to bandit. It
1““ he “rely-three {not alimb. and
l nor-two or m 'u hill or!»
one. undwmmmiwon will
so. It still be a magnificent. affair and
. will ratio sol-om to complete it.
John Brand “ .
. , M Sanford. in in
receipt 0! mil
loiterirom his hm
thcr. (loom 3..
East .Norrrnlh. enema» pm Your
. , him)»: was Philippines.
Wham term or sham: expires.
r. Brendon- evidently Intends to re-
not: out In firm a hither.
Should he hue the mo fortune to
mmrwsgrimcrs
c " Thomas
. can and muslin-r.
in here...” all?! Iii
so u out scold
fife}. There his girl in it
. personnel“ .. ‘
ih“'*"'““..i"“..w
, " a m0... .5 servo. .
"re his stair funeral: The regi-
nod"
. they say,
l the odicers.‘ The captain and
‘ aowarron
i merchant is} able tome around
after a few days illness.
,...i n
‘ Dnrlingis ienteiitainins' his
niece ’fram‘Newr‘Yo'r-lt for ‘a few days.
Plumbers are melting repairs to Da-
vid Lee's residence in Main street.
John; Shermpniiort has had new
boilers placed‘ in his re'sidenve this
week. . . , .
. .
Joules mums-summons Day in
New York, with his sister. Mrs. Maud
Lyon.-
Edward J. Ladrlsnn has purchased a
new home from M. Tarlov, of South
Norwollt.
Miss Amy Ogden has been ill with
neuralgia at her home in liowaytoo.
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Traendly
have returned from the Pan-American
Exposition.
John Darling. of New York. has been
, the guest of friends in this place for
a few days.
Mrs. David Lee. of Main street, has
returned home from a few days':visit
in New York.
Mrs. Frank R. Stevens. of Main
street. is the guest of friends in Mystic
for a few days.
Miss Alice Brundage has secured a
position in the R & G corset factory in
South Norwalk. ,
Frau .1 Dean. of Stamford. was the,
guest of is mother Wednesday at Con-
tentment island.
David Lee has returned home from a
trip to Baltimore. and brought back
two fine colts.
Charles Honinan. the night watch-
man in the tower. has purchased a val-
uable bull dog.
Mrs. McKenney. of Greenwich. was
in town Wednesday. looking over her
real estate interests.
John Collin has taken William ms-
sen's place as coachman for Mr. Gar-
retson. on the West Side.
Mrs. Goodman, of Pascale. N. J.. is
spending a few days at the Y. W. c. A.
retreat on Contentment island.
Mrs. Mary Ely and family moved
yesterday from Lincoln avenue to
West street, South Norwnlk.
.-
lmuis Meeker has secured a position
with Silos Carpenter as assistant on
perinioudent at Union Cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darling. who
have been attending the Pan-American
exposition. have returned home.
There was a large government boat
in Wilson Cove yesterday. which was
looking after the new light house work.
A large number of the summer
boarders'at the Berkley house have
returned .to their homes in the last
few days.
Captain George Wicca is at work
raising his boat house nothat it will be
able to accommodate the yacht Cyric
during the winter.
Mrs. William Wallace and family.
who bore been spending a for don
. with ”Mn. Matilda Godfrey. have to
turned to their home.
slim Alice and Agnes Dunlap and
John Inniop. who have hmmodmt
a for days with Mrs. J. Hum. have
returned to their home in Brooklyn.
“”0
Mrs Much. of Brookvilio. N. Y..
who has been the most of her nether.
tin. Mick. of this piece. hymns
Wham. Conn. Where she now
a week. ,
a. m n. ‘
John 19th Hoyt is luring the
roads about his property repaired Ind
M shoe put on them into;
Lockwood is carting the «one from
the, station.
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ills: Nollie. Wt
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. flu. J
ohsdmifopm .
r to lose his
Mtursedwom. one battalion
his ‘wire wept. All the boys like Capt.
s;
Mus
. l
_ evei‘: . .
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Miss Eleanor Buyer;
spending a few days at .
in Ridsoilold. 1.“ f;
is “our
po..spen,y~ u“. or an , r’ a!
moon “a. ~
alter. nod .
94.
oil
”my . .
“of New ”(whims the
and It?! W3? wagging rewi‘ii‘i'a‘lfsei . .. .. V”
2:”? oozed: ministerial T3“- nmgfi’wl‘m’fmflflilfiewflerk. who
. . .. .7 Bi“ eons
returned sens“
Cantrell. caught a fine string of deli.
Wednesday, oftigayisland. . -
We
H. Fairbanks and
b. 1.9-,
infirm.
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iii? $3132,
Miss Grace Wllimott left. Wednes-
day utterance for a week's visit with
Mrs. George Kirk, of Bridgeport.
W
Fred Bell. at De "
Kellogg's.
sition in the Mt Vernon robber Works.
and left Tunesday to‘ enter upon his
new duties. . . ,
Miss Essie
who has been the guest of Miss Grace
. Wilimott for several weeks, returned
home this week.
Herold Willmott has. returned from
a most enjoyablevlslt of thme weeks
at his uncle's in Pelham. He also vis-
ited Glen island. .
\
Tom Kennedy and sister. Miss Lilly.
of New Vfork. Who have been the
guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Genders. left
for home this week. , a '
in the game of ball. Wednesday at-
ternoon between the New Cannons
and Barton Juniors. the score stood
8-3 in favor of the Darlons.
There will he a meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Barton Free Li-
brary Association. at the. residence of
A. 8. Bibblas. Friday evening.
Tho Methodist fair. held at the resi-
dence of C. B- Pitch. Thursday eve-
ning. was well attended. and all pres.
out had a most enjoyable time.
Four young people Joined the M. E.
Church of Dorian, Sunday. They were
Charles Broomhierrman Barter. Misc
Cora Hall and Min Nellie Myers. 2 «
Mrs. Bennett. of Norwnllt. visited
Elisabeth Waflng..chneeday. Mica
Waring is much improved from aer
recent severe illness. and is able to.
visit her neighbors these beautiful no
tumn days.
The hat and belt to he presented to
the most popular fireman at: the Eagle
Hook and Ladder company‘s fair was
won by Thomas Cave. The fair was
largely attended. soda moot mtlfying
success The sum received for the
votes was 826.
Harry Belleclt returned Monday to
hang Island. after a visit with his
parents at Rose Terrace. Mr. Mill-
spongh. with whom he has a position.
has about completed the residence of
Mr. Warden at Warden Gill. and it is
new ready for the masons.
A Nomton young man. it is said.
now, mt; to swim against Rich»
Bros.’ steam launch. and declares he
is willing to moths on boat it. He
prefers n quarter-mile stretch. He does
not want hin‘usme madehnotn. Then
is a suspicion that he is binding.
George H. Raymond. stone mason.
a‘ an phfiwitechthoudsy
mom iron , . Penn. Ir.
Rum none at the request of one of
Nerotoo'a.prominont meat. to superin-
inii‘d the mason work. remodelling and
repairing of his extensive stone real
deuce.
on. "dug. a. chlip" a pic;
nicr.,st..Poun . _, Jim». Anon;
inn do. i or i!" ii“ 3:33!"
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curled westerns}. Wilma £5
family. mmmamm Ilr.
:‘Idlln‘nmvm and Dir. and
. nor do Museum of Wee
“thrM~wlnmll have
. Jim 10"“qu ll! 1,. ,
”compensation. homeroom.
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, I‘ls'thovnuestiol Miss Helen Good; .
has been i
J. Kellogg's 1
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guest or Mr. andfiMreiiJulflfir‘VIillniofl.
Albert Cantrell and nephew. Percy .
Mrs. Noll.r.lbf1:Newa0nk. was the
’ Mr. and Mrs. auxin. Mrs. Ne‘il'. Mrs.
. filming" to new
field. recently, to v sit friends at H. J. .,
Herman Selleck has accepted a po- »
nudism, 'of Pelhhm. ‘
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, . stale
‘ his horse iwlnén he»
’ live life. . ‘hntwliyfi
: Amos '
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in your «hunter-11
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itkeCoiic, .Choiigrnginrm,‘ 1,34,3an and Ill “my,
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WWflW‘h‘h‘ medicine in fine to .
posed...» in... u <‘
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[is pleasant and sale to
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Neath Beach-hasheen completed: .4».
suitors nave boon set up and theorists
tern is all ready for thewnextwralnr
. Stamford Tent no. 5. Kill to 'or the
‘Dorion‘o Point, and back to‘stamford
next Tuesday evening. 'in'e Knights
‘wiil leave the Town Hall, Stamford
ht 7 p. m.
4
Maccabees. will have a troll ' ride to
. “'1
ionosphere Mrs. Frank Weston. Mrs:
“Dr."lfiller, Mrs. J. McEwcn Bolts and
Mrs. Herbert Ogden. ‘
Mrs. Catherine Banning and her
daughter. Miss Mabel, are the guests
of Mrs. J. McEwen Bette.
R. ll. Pitch and family. who have
been‘spendlng two weeks in Belle
Seattle, Washington, where h
Schroeder has brought with himmev-
oral unique curios and rsmemhrsnces
of ills-trip. . .
The painters have fakén Wu
0: the Birch cottage and are new busy
outlying up the exposed placcs'on the
outside. The whole house has been
‘1 "i
is ready for paint-'A
Contractor Arthur Waidron has re
moved his tool house from the lot. in.
haarenue, to South Norwaik. The,
homo» stood there most all summer
mum of the residents say that
they miss it very much. , .
The stonework on William E. Mai
iory's new pier is finished. Theshpre
property is now undergoing extensive
alterations. When the job is com 1er
to them without grounding.
._._...
The lighthouse boot “iris" brought
Mr. Mcch-cncr to his, summer borne
at the northern end of the island. from
New York, Wednesday. The, ofllclals
of the “iris" stopped at. Shameld
light. and then leit for the eastward.
The beaches that adorned the grove
It flown Point this season have all
been stated away in the pavilion. for
the. winter. . although many visit the
more still it presents a domino or
hear-nee. to the oil-locker.
the studs mom and pill remain on
till the end of the month. lithe wen»
iher permits. .
was; Katharine. him and ill-raw
it Mains. of Newark; Mughndmn Do»
.. "w
:Mro. . Dolly. «new risk.
and in” Mutts a. Norman. of New
J. W. Schroeder has returner: from-
, hasi
been for the past few ~ weeks. Mr 1
treated to a coat of oil and the wood:
edboatsofgooddraftmsy.moorcose'
“ ”I
” in» one» sound.
. c ‘r n2
y .l
. ”I
or the mom: smoo- of sum
island. have returned home.
Dr. and Mrs. Wright. who have occu-
pied the Hard place for the past year
have removed to Philadelphia.
Mrs. D. l-
Lambert is visitlpx Mrs.
‘ Catherine Sherwood, of West Haven
The Golf Club dance. Saturday even-
The recent heavy floods have neces
.sitated extensive road repairs in vari~
nus parts of the town. Selectman Din
hie huperintends the work.
Miss Julia Hurlbntt and niece. Fran-
ces ,Ecklnnd. have returned from:
Straflord, where they have been
Spending a few weeks with relativeh
. The. public schools opened. Tuscany
Among the teachers engaged is Mine
Miss Katherine Stones.
in Center
school.
Secretary of the Golf Club. Charles
Ogden, has issued invitations to mom.
hers to participate in a handicap tour-
nament to be held on the links. Sap
urday, at 2:30 p. m.
Members of Canaan's Grange I’el-
comed New Canaan Grange to their
hall, Thursday evening. of this week
Most: and guests unanimously pro:
glanced the occasion as most enjoy-
a
Min Hattie Gregory. of Belden Hill
comm: more to Natural]: and
tooth special trolley to Comps Bench.
Severn Norwalkers were included in
the party.
millerbert Ogden pro a lawn par-
1:. lmdnrereninx. in honor of her
. The me people "trip
red the list: mastic” to the strain
of n threeplm orchestra from a push.
into. - .3
mi [in or x‘mmli‘fi
‘ , in
Mrs. Mali Walton. airs. Dr. Miller
Mother mam.m.-mr at.
term to view the elect at the m
no canon was.
“.T"m
one» u
:' _ . . ”a ‘
new of in! attic lllllll‘mm
worms
Mabel Sturges. in South Wilton. and ‘_
are a beach party, Friday evening .. 1'
Host 0' The
Woo-influen- .h-IlI-t not
. .0
reason?! were capturedtw
attire killed and torty lx' WWW.“
Two hundred horses
tut-ed.
Garvvorrhest Butter. lac lb.
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder, the.
7 bars Gloss Soap. _ 26c.
11 bars mrnoga Beep. L; 26c.
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New York.
sure one room“ gt. "Steam er
,‘c‘i”’1i' 4;, u .c'
Leave South Norwaik. 7:35 a. m.
Leave New York:
Beekman Street. 2.10 p. to.
(Saturday, i :30 p. in.)
East 3m. Street. 2:40 p. to.
(Saturday, 2 :60 p. m.)
. FARE: _‘
Single, 40c; Excursion. 70c.
Leave South Norwalk, :0 a. to.
Leave North Beach, 4 p. m.
Last Excursion to North Beach
Accompanied by
The Arion Singing hecieiy,
Sunday. Sept. 81b.
50c Excursion Fare.
50c
heme South Nomlk to a. on.
leave North Beach, 4 p. m.
FREIGHT phenom
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Norwalk and South Namath...‘
Leave Beckman-Sfi, N. Y.
Mom, Wed, and Fri, at 5 p. or.
Leave Norwdlk: .,
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$575 pet-ton
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Washburn Crosby's Gold Medal *2 i ,
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Peninsular Milk. .
5 lb. pkg, Mommy. doe.
London (lotion, 1% oil). can, Me
0 boxes Sardines'ln Oil, the“ A
I rpmrtpo.
Are new in stock. ,A
one» new oi.
very (low. Keying en: a
of “heroines Persia
.9. lire in betterfilposlti’ ‘
0' your work. . ' ; .
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thus it our
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of everyone. theories of
Ranges and Beaters we.
good value. Desisnedand
on true principles. they give .
from a small amount of '
some it! “appearance . out!
strength. Our :18 namely, " ~
of compactness. '
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esteem point. ,7 .
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