A ; .. s [w it 113 in Brooklyn. , (sirloin Harrie H1111 . hilachéliio it Eduard E. (lot-hum is in New York today on butlnesio. Mm Arthur F Ainsworth of East avonuo, is spending the day in Bridge port. at Duel-dams 111 tho oust end of thp? raw in his fishing smnéh, with a loud or fish . .Drnlto is having thA - a Mr. and Mrs. William Osborn have .i'ttiéurned to Brooklyn utter it short A hurt or. Rev. J. J. eitoAts are being run ville Cantor 11.1.. today. The omoiul b‘osrd oi: the Advent Christian Church will most with Rev. J My Davis. this evening . Vpravoi‘ meeting in tho East Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow evening. . RAM. J W Davis willham charge of the Amid week prayer service in the Ad. ivontifi flhristion ghurch tomorrow even- 9011 in Arthur Carr Vyosterdsy haul. dV ctor W Fer’rlss About further in - shore. She now lies Just east of the draw h‘ridgo.‘ . ' William Bron when William Marsh Rico’s "to wish John’s not his benefactor out of existence, he he- . came a valet todenaryoue. v} Miss Loni-Bit D, All; tgigmrth of Cob tsge avenue wi 1 goto ts'mtord. this _, evening to hear-«Module Lillian Nor- , dies. at tho 8111th 0 Hdnss. ~ The Star. baseball t sprained by Frank Sherwood. of B to Place is anxious to piss- any tétim in town whose 13 or . months Ago. . ed at the tim t the .given satisfaction since the accident. ~Bodily pain loses its tonror it you'- VA a bottle of Dr. Thomas‘ Electric Oil in the house instant rolls: in can . . es of burns outs, s‘pruins, Accidents of _ any sort. The residents in Exist Noi'wnlk are cOmiilalniug of tho inrke number of tramps that are around these days. The} ore no end of A nuisance and somA t the residents lilo A-afiaid of them. It is thought by manv that thc Grillin robboxy was tho woik of this - . gentry Charles 13101111111011 is to open the » season Sunday by taking a party out . Alter nutflsh. He says for the rest of the summer he will he besieged by parties dis-Airing to BO fishing. Yostei day he Wont ddwh the ii‘or‘bor and re- turned with about ten pounds of lists and n mess of clams Whit-h ho disnos- ed for a good price. There are Griffins 11nd Griffins would lime hAAAh demonstrated - SondaVV as last .ih ‘ of, steam on 1 would h the ting cub torsvst. it it iVling't kill him outright: This Was the only remedy which outed one 01’ the hitherto un- “Shoot and Frank Green; . Row . ton avenue. . The Consolidatml Rnilrosd Comps my is until! 8.. tr lioiisA,v.t;llV The Rising .Star iiivlsloii hsld their logiilsr mostiiigJast _ routine huslnoss trhiisooto. Mi AMinnio Smith has 11111911 A pool . _. Ahidnsokhqner for Ms 111111 1111111119 Monti of North hh onus. Joseph Punneii was in 1111113511011 Monday. nttondin 11 tom oration con- vsnilon, as the do tights 0 Rising lltnr Division. Bert Dni'suit mAt with n point“! no cidfisnt yesterday While. on his way to school with n number-oi other boys, when sn‘dqsniy ono oi’ thorn have clmso alter hiui as he wastes to tight him Bert forgot about thorn being hrolwn gloss on the top of tho llnymond .‘omotery tones arid hAo‘ was badly cut on tho hands 11nd logo. ‘ 'l‘hn Choir invisihlo ’wns again voiy sweetly rendered at tho Rowayton iinotist Ohm-ch. Slindoy night by re- quest. and was very much enjoyed by the large congregation Which Kathe-1 ed to hem Miss Limo Burnp sing Miss Boron will soon leave here and it is hopoq on her next visit silo will invoi w—ith more or her singing The act-om pimiment was played by Miss Norma Snorer-.111; Miss Lynch wan: otherwise Angogod Thero was someV estitoment in Mr:- K4uley street slightly before 5 o’clock yesterdav, when a numbex or boys gathered in 1-. vaonnt lot to blsy hose ball but owing to the heighth of the glass and Weeds they could not play, and one of the boys suggested that they burn the Stuns oil This they did the tire got to much hendway for. the boys slid it was noosss‘ury for. some near bv residents to get out their pulls and tight the flames with water but soon had them under con- Aim] The tenses hour by were burned And it WAs thought At one time that the barn and house of Henry lock- woods Would lie uni-sea to thsi ground. DJRIEN [IND NVAQRAOATON. hoAxt S Blow-11's Monday night. .. . Bailey the liVoivmVnn is. hi A l 1 ll . n at ‘ all»: n t port of Which tmé he spout With his sister Mrs Woman 12!. Tripp. in South Nor-walk is again at the old stand. The rummage sale closed Monday night with an anotion. Thé sols was for the benefit or the Darien Library and Free Reading room and will not 111 sung sum for this worthy organiza- ton. J. C. Poolov has invited Stephen Hall. of Newport. N H" to visit him and he expects him here soon Mr. Hall formally conducted the moat market now owned by Mr. i’ooley and has many friends in‘ Dorian who will be glad to see him again. At the adjourned annual meeting of St. Luke‘s Episcopal parish. Noroion heldathis week the iollowing-oilloora were ohosonr‘ Wardens: William E vestrymon, Walter H. Bates John W Wood F E8 hitch H. F Wood. 1.. M. French word F Weed George. H. 'i'ilioy, Snmv nol Grumnnin, Jmnos ii. Joukiiis and A. l". Dolsiiold; treasurer William 1?. Sir-not: uleilc Shninel Gruniuiun; delt- gates; to diocosnu convention. ‘ The Emotion Enchro Club leVolr ‘ . monthly meeting at tho renidonne oi" pug «N‘ 5:11:11an Mrs A C. Sconoidw 286 Mix in street Saturday Vevonlng Phé'nogrnnh able. Among thoao present ware Mrs Esther A. Knapp. of San Francisco ‘ ,. Georgia Honlon of New Mark. Mr. and wheni .lell nnd iii; his slchSt (1111' 111 business there wasn’t even 11 ; fine, Mr and Mrs. Heni 0 Mrs. Hugh Wallnoe, Miss Edith Wnl Mr. and 1's. Poo-stun. Master Gigs ' ‘i‘w shorter hours and more pay. have been making nine hours a tiny. . but now. rotuae to work? unless 2111 ‘ 1501 in ilridgsnort water 113 ii ohiid M111 B The History VCiulg, net st Rev. llVer-V ’ selections music and refreshments. helped to mass the evening enjoy? light pictures or the kotherlng woroV taken by Mr. thton. ——Stnn1tord Advo‘ _ urns a via 11 ill “in Mill Mos Farm V’i‘lliVsmgu 11111111116?“ 1» E 1”. Kim all is tAnilniikAizsii-u it; , iss Psfiio ‘ i 1. spout Shoduy W tit tho in. MM Nolan ha ngn‘nllAiVi about his and root rosi- . donco. floor A aim-god oi P ini- Plains. spout untidy with Mr. lid Mrs. Lorin Mills 111111111 Sunday with Boyntoh i'h- Boworu was thou oi (leoruoo ii. Noah and wife at their home Blanks Rock Sought)" '- M B Bro-A6 and wife otVlli-id 11 Art were its guests of tho liy 0 11an Less Sunday. .‘. .. w Mrs. Horace Wnkonisn ontoitnin‘sd i1 lends front Bridgeport at hot homo In in Corona Sunday. Motrin-man Fred Sworn the past three days hos been confined to his hoine through sickness. , ' Miss M. Gormnn or liosevillo,spo11t Sunday with her cousin Miss Mhy Goi- man in Sonthoort. Ell Jennings of SouthlpoVrt and Miss an leanings. or this i'eA, are to be married next month. - John Brown of Lyons 1111.111, is vis- iting his brothers family ht their home. Greens Forms. Miss Halon Bradloy. 01' Now Rash oils, N. Y. .. is visiting her torrents. Mr sud Mrs. hinll Brodie?— (ieorg’s Witshburno. Wit? 1135 1111011 quits 11111119 so ‘t e d us to be able. to nttenrl to 1 Joined: 0 .‘BuikloVy. or Mill :‘ liill. suspending several dill/s with her Vi N , ‘ It sick listV an in her position A lolo. Thomas Gohogun has gone to New York where he has found employ ment and will move his molly then-o ‘ later 011‘. Rev. W. H Prov. the new hoot 1' ol the Snugntuck Ghnmh, prendho his first sermon at that church Sunday morning ‘ George Darrow has 11111-0 hosed A new roan horse a good driver that will he used prinoipnlly by his wife and daughter 3' '- - - .loh’n Motlrnth hits AresnlneVd farm du. , .1 ties with John McGovsrn This is M - Grnlh's fourth season with the sun: 9.. eirinloysr ‘ Miss 11516.11 Bradley, at New Bo V..VV cholie, has been tho ghost of her pure . outs Mr and Mrs. H. B. Bridlolr.‘ Stale street. Sotui'dov evening thinvos entered the hounsry of Mrs. Frank 1?. God- hey, (loioyto‘wu. And stole n; nib rot bi; m valuable tau-iii. ,A A number of local Gl'nnthV-rs Will go to Lyons Plain toolithtto slid pgrticipsto in an ontorinlhnient boA given by Noifiold mango. 1 Mrs Burnhsm rind «linightVAr. Who have been wintering at Lakewood. N. .l. wore in town Monday looking over . their summer lesion-nos. The place » will he not in condition [or early so , cnnanoy. 01111 of tho unlit-.11 curs :11 unorgVo o‘t‘ Motmman lrving Mills nod Conductor Frod Lyon jumped the truck at tho Bradley cottage Comm. this morning A. and the relief car was spot tor to out It on the trock again. Friday oven in tributed to M and nuns-oistion on i , William .. E. Street 11111111111111. Grooms! rVnntt-s ' oi Coloninl V nintions lot ' tho we nos Fair. 1' roving the VV 1‘1 is drAvValt mid Sadie V '11. Walter- . ‘gfansott grounds 1 nvélo ‘ 11 short liine lwaik‘od out This is the . Vr . Oil is pin A. b.1911. WKINVS conurso our in ‘11 Pretty Fight wnu ‘_‘ Perry auctions in startle. ‘ ’ ‘ dennoss Both Winn wore lighting that . strong in the thirth : two solutions th A Middias A0] illtiiih fill. it Ric-A6 (it 31‘ A???“ 0121 View vhuiidin dhin. srami ilis5. A'i _ ,A A Middio oldmild a sit Aililiiintliitt‘oi' 1.1 075 llnotgient or Tenor-ii is 11m same town. to Milk Arris‘oni it Brother oi burnout. The Antitrust Alice. In s ixix sol-en cunts nor liniun' tootrto , tor- drill moondum suction, lino Vii. mscaduin And the some mics. seventy night cents tor the Tallow road. f 'hAhn oonmiissionur words n oonuost L3 tho, to Frank Arrigoni £1 Brother. 0! burnout; Tho total distance; is 4850 foot.'1‘ho urine is ility- 5th cents per 11111111111111: Tins coniniissionoi 1111111111119 -"1111 the stilt-int date oi opening mocuiihin work Ant-i l.31. . PLANT or or Tans. " .‘Vu-pm Will be Smaiisr Thi 6,.N if in Nara? ‘ed 3 . t- tiaosfur 111V . , .ong island Sound who in last sin-log than over before the pie-sent outliiOk. this cut spring will (1! be as large. As non is said the system cannot be. min as large diinntitirs as last yon steu‘mer that woiiid 1.111.111 lfiddhi in n tiny lust vent. is not hhle Tho cause of this scar-oily is ind to tho hmvy storms of the i wintoi and sin-iv spring; Whioh halve caused the oyhlérs to sink down find the mud it is not believed that A work on 19 by tho d1 .. (it so lorgVVo n quantity will no trans noted as lost your The beds in‘ The. Nurrm ory lino oysA ss’ tutors it‘t‘e réganl .ed as About the blast st ' that is 11111 planters of this 1vicini Unhinscd shnnlo, trAAuthtul tostimonv is what“ the [initials Want; horn it in. . M , All Girl: City. ind toceiifly oined my ankle to s voroly that tWo nmonmtlons” My my nit-inn gave 111A loft mo confined friend brought me n‘_ brittle of Ramon s Net-to ‘8‘; Bone 0111111.: in a. surprising. truth orve A Bonn R H Plhlsv 1111111011 3 Only 2513; pnrot , The Vend some with startling and on“ just at the (:10 mil bi ,, ‘ sh £39 113 and ripped s. tertlfl V81? 8!! to rock halls highway and séi’olltl- . omits. for tho soooud section dl‘ " o1 arsvolln‘g two highways in 1111111 ; vfsry 111131,. poroonidgu of theV oysters . are Assume and destroyed but it ‘ Vwill tnkAé some little time for them. to , t l id 150 ,itht they can in‘ (:(illSQ‘ ; Long island Sound are least-.11 hv the , kids arrayed An saved 1A. Simmons of Salt ilhiisgdldw 011111-11- 10 ”NJ-inn Troubles ‘ you most 11 , QUALITY, BEAUTY. scouomv. Vthw iii umrmi. - nil-dish i'iii. at and n phys~ My Albino 1'11 13111,; in Ohio int isho hurl lit-(n Itllrt‘li of 151111: by. Minn igdiu E t.Ail.‘I‘1‘ni~ nontinund ViNN‘n'Vi-gro. jAanViii it A ‘t i. inni- welt-ks 111w slum“? . and i don 11111111141 Comm-ow on! roiioi’ ihnnnnvother room tiled. lshuli cortuinlywcoiun to nmy irionds nu lien-11‘: all they ore ATM twin). Elwin. ill. .332- nine W ooh oous’i’iwiriou. Mill: Ill-Ind; Campy. “in”. IniVnVVul. My! “Art. am [11.11.9411 :Nau-nsA-Agsunt- Chandeliers, Hand Irons. Fenders, . Which will glvs more shiisi‘ac- -V tron. do more and better flavoring than a 25 ‘ cent bottle 01 the wall Anspar; tho question is, which will you buy? ‘ oi'",vour purchase. ‘VPVAINTiNG mo Then": is no “qussnss‘mn buying Our host hallo: is ill“ which pit-Aries We aim for V' You'lijilnd an assortment here which Vwillenahlo you to‘onioy the results PAPER HANGING PICTURE FRAMING"; Even a bountiful Dit‘illlA‘ii is not complete without a frame, and u benutiiul frame enhances its ml. in: sometimes one-hailing much again. An artist's eye touches on just what frame is needed on oath picture. WINDOW SHADES in A oak and to ordor. ROOM Mgotomo‘ to muith your Wnil Punt-1'11. DECKER. 137' WASHINGTON STREETVV South Norwaik Tpiephonq Connection. ‘OpVon evenings until V8130 Ststons. and o: NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN N0. 41 WATER. STREET. sourH NORWALK. or. SOLOMON SCAM. Manager Gold. Silver, Nickel and Copper Plating. Bird Cages and allhinds of Metal Work Repaired , a11'ngfinished. W ANTIQUE BRONZING: , Metal Signs. of cvcry _dgsq;:iption. V ‘ Brass Advertising $3,339". , KW” L211; Orders 11 Specialti. Pilshury's Bust Flour 25o v. lilo can lilo can 60c bag 2 pigs Pilghury sV Vitos 2 pkgs’. 1111s :'I_ . 2511' ’ loo can ‘ , 10c nan - the Hauling BIN!!! ilsthma, cahrrli. No failure in 20 As; in fact all kinds ‘0! Vs! cheap and high grade. V liuvo you a. Witter-V I‘iltnr? ItVAV ours. We have all kinda. V both on South. , ‘V, V EVERYTHING IMAoiNAaAli in the Wall Paper linveill ho to 1111 our store. Remember .that‘NVV 1‘ the paper, and the men. and the-magma, and attend to the whole huslnoilil. our prices are low and our-Nine "a.” skillful and mold Workers now am guarantee satisloction. Mimi We sell and spread yth'Ao‘BAES "1%! in the BEST manner. all: . .i , sell adlusting M' . 11d . Jilin: Voiv one (iii-Act onAssutsA. ._ Ambit-AAA. iiiiount 01 water in the «ml .
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