I‘llierry 'I‘ox. oi Cottage avenue. is
Mr.- Jackson. of First avenue. is ser-
5 10111in ill.
Georgie Buckley will wheel to Grand
111le 111i ay.
onus tooth heretnra' lithium tor black
bass these days. -
Fred Cunningham. is in East ivor-
walk. visitinz his cousin. .
Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘ W- Scaring have re
turned from asbufit r1111;
Captain Ducioss has returned to East
No1waik.irom Netti Haven.
Mrs. Dwyer. at Henry street. has
beet; entertaining her mother the past-
wco
Ellis Taylor. 1.1.0.1111 been working
in Elizabethport. hi. tin-.hanrsturued to,
East Norwalk.
'Josoph Lockheed will conduct 1i
.- lunch room on the Washington street
3-‘ bridge. during the celebration.
Mrs. Richard Bland will lead the
Loyal Workers meeting. tomorrow
night. at the Advent Christian Church.
The East Norwallt firemen have 111-
ranged to teen their guests. next
Thursday. in Randall's hall Dinner
will be solved at 11: 30 o ‘.clock
Robert Bates. traveling salesman for
Smith Addls & Company. is in East
No1 walk calling on Ir.lends Mr Dates
This sixty towns to cover in New Eng‘
5 and.
be the guest of Rev, J. W. Davis and
family. during the celebratim. Mrs
‘ 'l-loldcn is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Davis.
3 There will be only one meeting at
. 3‘. the East Avenue Methodist Church
next week. owing to the celebration. It
is not known at this writing on what
‘nhzht it will be held.
It is thought that the members of
Mayflower Hook and darker Company
will start commune-today to erect the
large arch across VnnZandt avenue. at
South Osborn avenue.“ If the work is
not done today, it will be started Mon~
(lav.
Friends of Fred Lundqulst. who re-
sides at No. 11 Henry street. will re—
gret to learn that he is quite seriously
ill with typhoid fever. Dr. Baker Is In
attendance. Last night he rested very
well. but he is by no means out of
danger yet.
The services at the Advent. Christian
Ohurch.~tomor at. will lie-as usual.
Preaching by v. J W. Davis. both
morning and evening. He will allude
in his sermons to the rash deed of An-
n1chist Niemnn who attempted to tulle
the life of President McKinley.
Kenneth Thomas of Henry street.
was badly cut on the knee by a shell
or stone while bathing near the Bone~
dict Farm brides, vesterday afternoon
The cut was deep and about two inches
long. but the lad behaved very bravely
and ran in his bathing suit to his home
where the Injury. was dressed.
Mrs. J. C. Holden. of Seymour. will
The meeting at 6:30 tomorrow night
will be held under the auspices oi the
lupworth League. in the East Avenue
Methodist Church. It will be led by
Rev. J. J. Faust. who invites all ladies
oi‘ the Epworth League to“ occupy seats
with her in front.
Commodore Clarence Osborn took a
party of about thirty mostly city om-
clals. out lot it suit i31 his yacht Gemini,
yesterday afternoon; and after a cruise
of several hours the return trip was
made. and a shore dinner was served by
Landlord Sullivan. at the Dorian
House. All enjoyed themselves.
A trolley car nearly killed the small
dog of Mis Sadie Nash. of Van Zandt
35 avenue. Thursday evening. The animal
'1 was lying between the rails when the
4' work our came along. It was so small
that the car passed over it without
3-. hardly touching it The animal is now
'1 so frightened at the cars that it hides
5‘»: whenever it hears one coming.
This moraine Mrs S. R Wood and
Rev. C. M. Sclleck were driven in tho
formcr's coach through this place. lo-
'cntinp Ind placid colonial coitus in
' colonial pincer. . 6 colors were blue
5 fund yellow Stillmfl boa. hunched to a
stake which they rove iii the gro'n’nd
on the site which marks an historical
place. A stake was driven on the
southeast corner ,ot the East Avenue
Methodist Church. which marked the
first blacksmith-shop in the town. It
was owned and run by Richard Holmes.
founder of the Holmes family in Amer-
ice. A handsome church new adorns
at one time there was a blacksmith
shop there where the farmers came to
all day around the village there. and at
the first title mill nearby. is quiteiil
novel piece of history. They then went
to the. Fort ludian site to the bridge
and the first tide mill. where Raymond
' 1 northern.- Minnow located. Mr salient
stated to a Sentinel reporter that East
Norwnlh wasdhe cradle mi Norwalk
that the"! were more historical places
in it than in any other ‘psrtoi oithe
town.
hows neat.
Captain fluorite Wicks has healed
oer. ' Mrs.
-...Mr.
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Howard Every loft
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the plot of ground. and to know that
1.11111111111- nursed shod and liner meet 1
Spring Grove Crematory.
out his new boats for the coming win 33
r0311; to imagine roller is “tut-s.
You must 3cure the 111111.511. "*
.1131 Ea5t N all; resident tells you
'how this '
Mrs; Annadlark.‘ of 5 Keys'cr ‘Iv
nuo,55say'11:'- 51111115111191.1111 and room
tried Deans Kidney Pills. They our
« udtdits 159.1111 and iitteri took them i *3
round layout-Waite Well. i had kidneyl
open into steady backache, aceompan
led by a urinary weaknessa very in»
convenient opulent. 3Wo both tried
some 33113111311111 home remedies. but the
trouble still remained. One night i
read an account or a cure being made
by Dean's Kidney Pills. the symptoms
being identical with mine. i {got a
box at Plalsted's drug store. That box
completely cured me."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fosteanlburn 00., Budulo. N.
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
‘5: Remember 5 the ' namewvoan's—and
take no other.
In Brooklyn. M1.
tomorrow
Joseph Donnell took the young lad
ion of New Jersey. staying at the
Centennial building. sailing Thursday
in his sloop Kelplc. ‘
Marsh will join her
in the Baptist Church Sunday
moming there will be ploaching by
the pastor: at 10: 45; Sunday school at
12 Junior Endeavor aid; ‘1'. P. S. C.
E. at 6:30 led by Miss Minnie Sniitsn
Preaching at" -3.0 All are cordially
invited to attend all of these services.
The 250th anniversary of the found-
ing of Norwalk will be inaugurated in
Rowayton, at the Methodist Church to-
morrow. with an- appropriate sermon
in the morning. by the pastor. and his-
torical addresses in the evening. by C.
w. Bell. Oscar Mills and H. S. Bryan
Every member of the church should
make a. special short to be present. and
the general public will be c'ordl‘dlly
welcomed Public services. 10: 30 11.111.
and 7:30 p. in. Sunday school. 1:30 p.
. Epworth League devotional moct~
ing in the chapel. 6. 45 p. m.
DIELENAND NOR-OTON.
The baseball team at Noroton has
disbanded tor the season.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum Corps
is holding rehearsals. almost nightly
new
The majority oi' the residents here
almost live at the seashore this hot
weather.
George Even. of this place. has se-
cured a position in Southwlck's store.
in Noroton.
Each day large numbers go black-
tlshlng from {his place. Many good
catches are made.
R A. McDonald spent yesterday at
The Knob. 11111 He enjoyed bathing and
other amusements.
Captain millette. of Newport News.
is expected to arrive here in a short
time. to remain a month.
Tonight the meeting oi the Library
Association takes place. important
business will be transacted.
Mr. Bates. UlP iceman. has disposed
of nearly all his ice Sonic is being
procured from out. of town.
Mrs. S. J. Fitzgerald will spend a
few weeks in Stamford. leaving next.
week for Mrs. Joseph Paidht's.
Mr. and Mrs llaniord P. Smith. or
this place. are entertaining Mrs Pat-
rick and daughter. of Dayton. 01:
Members of tho Darlon Mei. ist
Church intend to give a supper in the
near futune- i‘or 'ihe‘b'enciit‘ oi the
church. ‘ -
Mr and Mrs. Charles Hayes. of New
York. are the meets of Mrs Hayes“!
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. .Bowen, at
this place.
After visiting at the home of Thom-
as Cave for some time Mrs Penile
craft. oi‘ New York, has returned to
her home. - 1 .
The thine inr Epw'orth Insane Sun-55
dav. September 8 will be. “Heavenly
.iiclpcrs" ll Kings. 6: ill-:1! leader‘ii
Mrs C. B'. Fitch. “
Miss Lottie Updyitc and Miss Ma»
mie Ryan of South Noi‘walk are
spending a raw days in Darlen. the
guests at Miss Lillian Hughes
Volunteer Hook and Ladder Com-
y will turn out tihrty strong In the
Motivation next dealt; 11m Minn?
has engdged a drum :1"an from Port
Chester. . ~
shalom of Michel Shanlcy. IL
veteran. at the Soldiers‘ Home. in New
atop. Was held yesuirday afternoon. 111%
icflhentrwas in the soldiers plot. qu
trouble for home time, and it devol- '
. rinses held at the Methodist Churn
are the Wednpsdan .evening pr
fictions. The attchdfince iii large.
gins good. and the Scripture stu
pro his. The subject tor next w
u‘d ii at. waterline; to
“The Witness oi the Spirit ’" Event!
1111‘ set. "A Reasonable Sacrifice: ” B n
pl ii; Juniorlbeagup 1113
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child 1111's 111
target at 6. ‘t
the soldiers at More on. They will. on;
Wednesday. it there Is no mishaps. ”all
delve their regular quarterly pensionsi
Many of the old soldiers have express '
ed the intention of tutu: Innis place to:
spends sweet on during the month of
Septet‘n‘lie clitoral hiive‘ relatives to
go to, while othersmlll take in souls
place they pre unaccounted with "
Preparations are being made for
terestlng services on Sunday at th
Congregational Church, Darlen. In thj
morning the pastor will speak from.
one of the sublimesths in the New;
Testament on the edition 0! th
Church. "5 A praise sorylce is betas;
moved for the evening. The Martial
celebration will shape the addres
The excellent choir and the chicken
o1',gnnlst Stanley Whitney. will glv
11530011 account of themselvel; this fat
and winter.
If it had not been for the presence at
mind and quickness of Fred Tucker.
yesterday morning. thel'e Illlz'll't’mch
been a serious runaway accident in this
place As it was no damage was done.
Dr Noxon had been out making calls.
He arrived at the odicc door and 3131111111-
iag out went inside 'withcut hitching
the horse. He had only beén in ‘11 short
time when the animal took fright at
something and started down the ther-
oughi‘arc. Young Tooker was coming
in the opposite direction He saw the
runawnv just in time. and rushing out.
grasped the bridle and brought the
iriahtened stood to a standstill
There is a quiet' movement on toot In
‘thls piece, to do avtay with two or the
three selectmcn. and have the affairs
of thetown iron under one head select-5
man At present the first selectman ro-
celves $600 the other two $300 each. [is
is now proposed to give the one man
the 81.200. and in the opinion of many
the business would be attended to in a
better manner than at present. At it
is now. enlther of the selectmcnt get
miliclent compensalton to devote their
entire time to the business of the town.
For 81.200. it is claimed. one man could
devote his entire time to the work. and
alve genuine satisfaction. Cherish.
Raymond is the tlrst selectman. and it
is said he is willing to assume control
of the. whole town' s proceedings pro-
viding he is compensated for it He is
willing to devote his entire time to the
work The second selectman is Charles
Waterbury. and George Gregory is the
third. The law on this matter“ia that
there shall be three selectmcn. and the
only way to change it. would be to have
the Legislature amend the act which
provides for three sclectmen. Of course
this cannot be donorlght DWREN-blfi
there ls'every‘ reason to believe that
when the next Legislature convenes. a
bill will be presented. asking for the
Change. Several of the town‘s people
think that one selectman would do bet-
ter than three. that is it he was able
to devote all his tithe to it.
WESTON.
Miss Florence Meeker has returned
from a' visit in Normllr.5
Miss Mary Adams is the guest of
friends in Smith Norwalk.
Miss,V May" Hamilton has returned
from {visit in Georgetown.
' Alias Alice Fitch is spending ayee'lt
with relatives in South Norwslk.
Mrs. Looms Gould, who has been
seriously ill for several days. is better
Rev. Jabs: Backus will preach at the
Congregational Church on Sunday. at
1:30 11.11) .
Mrs. E .l. Siurgcs and family have
returned from a two weeks‘ stay at
Compc Beach.
Mitts Alice Gniiclt has returned to
Bloomfield. Newi Jamey. where she 'is
5 to teach the coming year 3
J. M. Bulkley has returned to Allen-
towh. Pit. monumental: a week with
his mother, Miss Frances Builder:
Miss Nettie Mérwin, or Norwalk. and
Charles 0. Perry. oi this place. were
married at the residence of the bride.
io‘ Norwulk. on Tuesday last. Rev
Aexsnder Hsmllwmi pcriorming the
ceremony They are now visiting In
Bonnie and Mindoro Falls. “
, . WES! #MWALK.
Dr 1. and Mrs. nausea. at New York.
have returcnd homoi
The White on: Shine school House
than been r
min
Miss Beanie“ s spare or iiiodkiyn. is
visiting her sister Mrs. W99
4 p 111.; Epwortiii .
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was not found. Theboyiwaueen
Mrs. idem: ml danced a tow dare in-
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Pwau-Aruerlcau. is aghast at Mr 3
Miss Josie Smith and Grace anhelv
letts. -
Miss Jennie Mead has returned both
after several hiya“ visit anions glands
in New van: and New Jersey.
A two-story addition. “1:23 tact. is
being built on the north sled oi the
West Not-wail: 1111111. the upper part of
the store will also be colors ('1.th
completed 8. Roscoe the roprletci'
will occupy it tor llyins purpcsW .
WIMIPAUK. .
Miss Fannie lbudch's barn is beluga
recshinmed. ' '
BILLY COM-INS OUT. 3
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Missouri's-standing About Tet-nth mm
1 Him til L'BIW atarnMrd Hind. '
Billy Collins has hurt the Stanfield
baseball “nine There has been some
misunderstanding over the terms on
which Collins was to play and because»
at an inability to client a oomuromise.
he has left the-nine. Gilmurtln. t’a
member of the Dublin nine oi“ Meridian.
of which 1111b? lathe pitcher. has been
engaged to placing? the Stamfords
lie willoover o d“ as. commencing
today. The Stamford Club held a
meeting Thursday evening and tran-
salted some little business.
A great deal depends on today' 3
same. it Stamford can win the chain.-
pionship will probably botheirs. A do
lent will be disastrous.
It is rumored that Jimmy Glblin.
captain of the Stanatords. will go to
Vilianovs College. this tall. Villanova
takes great interest in baseball and ii
the rumor be well founded. Glblln will
he learnt on its nine-next season.
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Nothing atthla season of the year
can Ire-more attractive than a trip
through the White Mountains An ex
sectional opportunity is given to visit
this locality by tho Autumnal Excur
stou rates altered by the New York
New Haven a», liar ford Railroad. Ticks
cis: will be good In: September 16
to 27 inclusive. and mturnln not good
after September 211. Full .iaiormatlbn
retarding hates to the. various points.
and outer particulars can the secured
on application to ticket asonts or to
C. 'l‘. Hempstead. G. P A‘.. New Haven.
Conn. ._
LITTLE BOY DROWNED.
Three Year Old Boo bi George Beck
’ “With. 11! NOW HWit'n
NEW HAVEN; Septemner ‘i-At
about ‘6 o'clock. last evening. the three
year—old son oiGeorge H. Beckwiih. of
West Haven. was drowned in what lI
known as the old Grist Mill pond. The
Bachwith family live on the most that
runs along the built brittle pond When
the lid and his mother cat'ne out
their home he at once started to run
across the street. His mother at lira
thought that he would be all right 11
remained in the harden. but a law noel
onus later. when she left the yard Ins
iterating on the Markets :0! the-noel. A
tor the boat!"
or the slum: not rorf‘aevmi 11am. it
in; with the rod on the bank. It two
oi’Ncw limit are guests of Edgar Wll~ 31'
her nearly so days in jail.
.A SeventeemYeIr-Old Girl Sent to
aPrisen Seven Times in a Year.
DANBURY, September 7. w'l‘hopo -
line at this city consider 17-year-old Ed
on Wade a remarkable criminal “1
until learn that her record has ever
eon equalled in Connecticut and l
iloubt‘ If it has in the country " said
Police Captain Ginty when the girl
was burnished in court ior the seventh
time in less than it months.
demand this time of hating made an
Iquit‘ and she smiled sweetly on the
Judge when he pronounced a sentence
0 days and costs which meant to
Batrolman Bradley arrested her on
Main street late Wednesday night af-
ter Ihc had attacked and beaten 3
young woman ior no apparent reason
other than that she did not approve oi
hair ’style of dress. The girl came here
from New York about a year ago. and
was first brought to the notice of the
police by an assault which she made
upon John Riley. in whose home she
lived She was a slip of a girl. but she
fought rigorously against arrest and
did not seem at all disturbed when
she was sent to jail to work out a
fine.
She completed that sentence late in
October and on November 15 was ink
on into court because she assaulted a
child. After serving a second son
tenor of 20 days she stole some articles
of clothing and on December 13 was
sentenced to 30 days 11 costs. in
'March she was arrests tor disorderly
conduct on the streets and her sep-
tence was 36 days and costs. While
she was in jail at that time she whip~
pod three of her fellow prisoners at one
time. and gave her jaiicrs a hard light
before they subdued her.
Her next arrest was in April, when
she was arraigned on the charge 0! im
morality and went back to jail for 30
days and the additional term for costs
She had been out two days when a
policeman found her drunk on the
street. and the judge sent her back to
jail for 60 days and costs. With her
last committal oi 60 days and coats
she has been sentenced to 310 days” lm
prisonmont slut-e last October. and has
been at liberty 60 days in that time.
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LAUGHED AT THE GREEN SOCKS.
Man Wire Disturbed a Colored Congre-
gation by 90an 83° Fined $2.
negation at the Union Baptist Church.
colored
annoyed by several young men who at.
apparently than to disturb the servic-
es by laughing and talking. Demure
than one occasion the Rev. Mr. Harris
was obliged: to stop ,in the middle of
MI sermon to rebuke idiom. and on
Sunday night. August 26,-ho h to
bring the- services to an abruptc
on Account oi them. ~
011 this occasion Walter Reed was
one of the cleaners. He learned
complaint had been made. against i111
and Mt town. Yesterday he returned
and was menu-11.001111“ was arraign-
ed ”fore Mega
Court relocate?
before
.nrookiim 1m.
Jifllchard Northrop. of anemia. who
tilt with trionds 3
«use» .1
it week. visiting trionds. 5
tuned he accidentally 1111111. sunny "l
he and. 1m flushing over
All
» 11111me ’I‘hceooirtadned the’
Amputation.
The oompuioiicrha
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two weeks and secured 11 audio out
‘- no service to 111 r‘n'tnt nuance
'3 Our very best Butter.
23311111. .3 3 ‘
3 .- 3, shim” Crosby's Gold Medal
, . Flour, . 68c has. 3
Peninsular Milk. 81: can 5. 3 3-
Bib. pkg. Hominy. 151:. 3
London Cocoa. ‘15: lb can. 18c 3:1}!!th rl’himkl A 1111
ii boxes Bax-dines in Oil 2pc '
" ‘ Powder. Inc.
3 fl bars Gibss Soap, N... 261:. :o°":::r1:::£°r‘w’m°p’
11 barsSaratoxa Soap. Nu,“ Zoe. 3
She was .
STAMFORD. September 7-The oon- .-
ln Adams avenue. has been .55 '
tended regularly with no other object' “
one
3boenlnthe'mmivc
Th Bridgeport branch at the 33
illuminating Company will extend 13
i Mi itor
rover the.- stone
number of individual puhacriber in
it t nicest. The powcr will 1111 go erat‘; ,
very‘ low. 311113111111: entrant
oi FIRST-CLASS min
6 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
aw, ‘ 1
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555A. «Brunt.
1199111.} Ave. Wartime '-
holiday. with. lid
DAILY TRIPS
v‘tt‘
WITHInIIi-IE
oi everyone, the price
Ranges finalisaters‘wa 3
good value. Designed out!
on true principled. they '31 5
iron I. email manhunt-“tit
some in appearance and
strength. Our 818 17.8.1139
oi compactness.
HARLEM
Leave South Norwalk, 7:35 a. 111.
Leave New York:
Beckman Street, 2.10 p. 111.
(Saturday, I :3op m.)
East 315i. Street, 2 :40 p. m.
(Saturday.2 2:00 p. m. )
FARE:
Excursion, 70c. ‘ ‘
H
Last Excursmn to North Beach '"'
Accompanied by ‘
The Arion Sing-lug bociety.-
Sunday, Sept. 8th,
Excu’rsmn Fare.
Single, 40c. ;
50c 50c
Leave South Norwalk 10 a. in.
Leave North Beach. 4 p. m.
FREIGHT PROPELLER
to
Norwalk and South Net-walk.
Leave Beckman St N. Yd
Mort, W ed. and Fri. at 5 p.111.
. Leave Norwalk:
'ul‘ues Thurs, and 15th., at 4 p m'.
$5 75inch
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