l‘ ~lvt teh
Norwaik with Club is receiving a
9 of tibial.
Mrs. George Curr. or Bradbury; is
the‘ guest fer; a few days of Mrs. glE
Carr, 0! Gregory Boulevard.
Fred. Walton. employed in W G.
LeCount's machine shop in East ave-
‘ 'tyes terda in‘ New York
11 Ztindt street.
O attending a surprise pnrty in that
rived in Ilsrieh recently and took nos.
lormor lieu Itesd place, 011 Ridge.
Sherwood. of Port Chester. vis.
31y carryoll, for the purpose of
till! 8. ' ‘1 1 ‘
#3110111: those attending the '9 ar-
tinge and reception of Dr Guy om-
ba1tl ‘li‘n'tl Miss Jiiilt' Phelps at li‘sirileld-
were Misses Addie and Georgie Whit-
ney. binaries: 1
sitting at the Town
Grange, and there was tallest galore.
' '1 soar limit
1 ”$311“ 1snd will
session at their «crewman-ins. tbss'ii'
residents;
is and 1
In
F“. Codillot vice
Sherwood seore
W1? :11 lot-.1
The competitive session was instru-
mental in occasionlng no end of merri
reprimand in addition produced some
and brilliant. The members were out
to offer. Vocal and Instrumental
sic had their places von the. pro
essays and poetic effusions, original 1 1‘
in force. and every one had‘ something
luv Pills.
”3;; 3mm new»
1 ‘;.‘ 1
g. ureter to hold their dress parade be
9 lore dinner is served. This will make
the dinner hour come about: t'o‘olnolt 1
. events or the day will bee published
; interwAnsonia Sentinel 1
i. is doubt
a present on
we true i
1 account of Illness. whicl has caused
him to cartoon snails biasements.
There have been 801“ _ ht, Changes
in the arrangements} "
while the
o clock
pmude will bc about 3
true when they visit Accents. ands CI:
1" r dl‘nner is solved they will be at
liberty to visit the dilierent shops In
the any: Which theylhave been invited
to inspect under the onstage ol/eomp‘es
tenttguldes. 191A full pronoun otrtha
1.;21
setup:
t .
The boys are ahtlcipatlti'ir a good ;. . '
oral at Washinstou 11a
in: relative to the b sin
in second hand has
are concerns that .1 _
business in bu
have printed
that are unfit
purpose ilbey
ti
aie‘ changed
Mfishy a cedar
c ' ilrds uptight
ovulepiily‘tn
this!“ them lit t
111-ems
about 8 point 3
(trainees oble‘dt
on to put a p‘ (r
cutouts M1315 “
New! Haven no a Will
lien on' the hangihnl
pub 1‘3 .1 f
at 9‘ .
vice These dealers have sold the git)
t’ttl cards at a much reduced rat ol'
'8
rates out. and steps were recently use
the business of the _.
Many concéi‘hs‘ in ‘ h
this .39 second '0
mad 91
its of dealers
iii We
such
1;;The gov
‘its own
Jilin-e. companies are guess
this trolley: ritht 0
one is the int Yult'w
. - 1111; Don 9 01 ”WW" and after that was concluded. re Worm-awn i band cards and t es illvliersstrer
r011? minim. is al'tl'egl‘t'i 01's around gaghfigtlmggg gaming; "1 $115505??? ments were served In}: ’WW at "it b33110“ ”er y bgiooixlpoilea to in}; the run rate The
‘ 1 mm M ' ‘or u ' e. s
ugrrthui' not has b‘suled ex Senator ggfliglegnx“;t:§fg;a'figfir pap“”“"“ ’ WEDDED I'll NEW CAN‘AAN. ’ 1 1; ""' m” “Em Elgwf‘flggg ”cataloging; mil no" till h
John H9Fe1'rls‘s launch zEv‘a’» l out ‘ 1' ‘ 3‘ 3 1W1:- . , ; 1 hill in. m. d, 9; 9,,_ ; “much; 10
and“ is overhauling her south oi!A Seu- Cia‘r‘encc‘ ““3““ formerly "1 the Quartermaster sergeant Cunningham ; 1"” militarily its. 5111-: d 1 h t
vlcw avenue.
Roy. and Mrs J. W. Davis10tRow
an street. spent yesterday With friends
, in Bridgeport. and attended the Grand
A1 my Encampment.
new A. Ji~ Smith returned to his
home in New Haven utter a few hours‘l
stay yesterday with his sister, Mrs.
1 Many 1. Born. of Rowan street
Miss Grace B. Westervelt has return-
ed to her home in New, Ytir'lt 'city, after
spending three enjoyable weeks with
MIB. S. P Holmes W" friend in East
Hivenue " '
H. S. Broivn is 009911ng ably prov
ed from his wallet illn s and is able
to be around again at his shoe repair
Ina shop on the Washington street
bridge.
One of the oyster stenmera,‘ while
going out of the harbor! this rooming.
became stuck on tii'é“ bath on the east
side. The steamer Josephine prompt
iy came to hei assistance and soon
had her off.
Hurry Purdy and Miss Maud Wood
Stamford. attended the graduation ex
eicises in Music Hall, Wednesday eve
him; and stopped for a 1 short time
with friends in this place. The con
pic returned to Stomtord on a late
train. 19
Rev. George H. Wallace of the Ad‘-
vent] Christian Church. Bridgeport
will préach in the Advent Church, Sim
day morning and evasion; 1; Mr. Walv
lace is a speaker of rare ability and is
said to be one or the best preachers
in the state. There will undoubtedly
be a large audience to hear him
has been acting as coachman for Mr.
Greens. of Noroton. has given up his
position and returned to New Canaan.
Veteran‘Gag‘e. a former Wardmaster
at Fitch's home for soldiers in Norm
ton. died Tuesday night, at that. lusii
iu‘tiou. nt‘ the' age‘ of “seventy three.
The deceased was one of the best
known inmates of the Home. and had
been there manyt years. Consumption
was the cause tdeath.
Sunday e‘ve‘i’i hit. Epworth League
anniversltry'wiil be celebrated at the
E. Church. In the afternoon the
Junior Epwortb League will have in
terestlng exercises. and Mrs. J. W.
Richardson, of South NorWalk. will
speak and George Ingham violinist.
of East Norwaik will play.
Rev. H. S. Brown's sermon of last
Huntley evening from the tevt1‘I press
forward toward the mark at the high
calling oi God " has been highly prais
ed. and was a line effort. in the morn»
ing Mrs. Quick ‘ tNew York. sang a1
solo. and Mrs‘ Ambler sang in the (av
ogtiligg A large congregation was pro
9 .'1
1 The Epworth lasagna rally in the
Westport M E. Church was a mark»
ed success. The meeting was enthu-
sinstl'c‘i Eight churches were repreT
dented.1 The delegates from Darlen
attending were William Weed and
laughters. Misses Jennie and Sadie
Weed. Rev. and Mrs. Guernsey, Mr.
‘rlce Ketcham and Stanley Meyers.
1nd Mrs. Charles B. Fitch Mrs. Bea-u
employ of Gilbert Stevens. and who 11
ii‘
and Mia Hoy‘t Married.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hoyt of that
iment C. N C
New Canaan Congregational Church
by ltev.Ja1nes Howard [{Oyt I).D.
11‘ tow islands or t e bride and groom.
Miss Rose has Rogers sites also m‘old
of honor and George L. Woodword. of
\iorwalk was best man. Lieutenant
i. D. Hertz. and Mr. Cunningham. of
Stamford Andrew and Charles Hoyt.
brothers of the bride and Charles E.
W. Boxers o! South Norwalkv acted
as ushers.
After“ the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the bride in Bali
road avenue. The happy couple then
drove to South Norwaik, the coach be-
ing decorated with old rags. old shoes
and other emblems of good luck. They
(in their re-
turn they will reside in the handsome
ly tarnished apartments in“ New Can-
11111 The. couple were the recipients
at many handsome and uselul presents
com their friends.
M R. RE'UTER1‘HA3 CHICKEN-POX.
, 11 Attending Physician sustained in his
A very pretty wedding took place ',
yesterday alter son in New. Canaan. 91
when Miss Bert '11 Hoyt daughter of ,
The ceremony will; performed in the ‘
the‘u boarded the 61. 5.5 train. for New 1
York. They will be" gone about a week »
1 on their wedding tour.
b‘laoe became the bride of Edward Gil- . 1
iesple Cunningham. 0!; Stamford Quill“ 1. _
termaster sergeant of the Fourth Reg— .
'1 'to Dispose at. “Old Stock."
Within a‘sshort «wine. a board of sur
'vey conditioned contain military states
rat the Hartford arsenal which have
being obsolete This bound was com
posed bi Colonel W ‘E. Obits. retired;
'Captoin Charles W. Newtion and Lieu'
tourist R. W nanometer: There was
much at the arsenal. Cam‘s George A.
Cornell acting as auctioneer. it com
prised samples at 111111111112.r everything
in the line d at ‘
Thole we 1
; of Philadelphia. and rank Ban
plan. of New York inen’awho
in condemned'itr ,1 %V An
drew B‘lsch‘ ,
Hearted oi H
to buy don't
and it he now desires to buy ‘
must do no at those deal
them their price. Th
twenty three i
iAuotion sale at the Bartlett! Arsenal ‘
hull was witness? by relatives and ,
become useless by wear or through 1
it great variety of stuff condemned and ,5"
it was sold at auction N;1yoa%ardsy after 1 :
' Are ,vometimes hard to get but there
are “such things. nevertheless We
liard t’o get it. We didn t take what
Pointing.1 Paper Hanging. Decorat-
, 'seridu‘sly a
people are careless.
. Minute Cough Cure will
Absolutely sets. ducts at
”cure for coughs. colds;
dirili' r'nnt to scen' boaattul but We _
are proud of our stock We worked
was thrown to us That is one reasos' 9
L viy‘ we have the trade we do. ' ‘
1 it
ply or secondhand
have been“ 11
Ulla Atlantic
the use '09 the
the reder‘tlptio ‘olc
been damage
Don’t nexto‘dt' cougar
bronchitis
11g trohbles.9
Barr, II] "it is the very
in many a severe: shell
‘ I re in
NEW HAVENJ May!
was snails in the probe
day for the removal“ of
late “dry Day. 9'9
lid colds (web
it it is spring such cases cited result 9
is season lust’heeause'
A‘ dose of one
11
ed .t‘ine Minute Cough Cure novel‘s} sortace elevated 11nd
9- 'lorht'l‘din‘g
as sensitised cards the All
postal huthontlesihhvs‘; provided for {3
‘ s ,
Z3
11th
remove all
and "‘other
“i have as;
best sous:
medicine on the Market: 9 It has saw
gt :lcknés
WANT EXECUTOB REMOVED."
411th iicatlon
our ‘yeéter‘;
Mllhrb 'E
hit, '
fikhtiu‘q’ in that pubis .p
enamel the New York City
1 cheater'company. 921.8
1 ii ah
the hurts. and untilr, "
t at! it is doing no will
11. or constructton and
he
situation; work so ion The
City sad Westcgestcr no? 1
‘ cheater Traction Combed ‘
. terested in the building
but so for is telling a his"! WM
gage the other day for
‘ The propection of the
cation; of the: possibliit
open up for the future gr.
‘ "Bsgular as clock m
in’any describe the-111101;”
Friend as executor of the estate of the '
”it is alleged that he
Jesse Joanna olden Bartram 1ND“? ' * " 1' WEST W First Diagnosis oi the ease. musket“ in the '0‘ “in" “my Y‘i“ hasamlsappropristed funds or the all-1‘1 ‘ ,
m ”‘0 WW1“ M" "little “scrap' 53311 S d it it has been definitely flfcide‘d that ghost $1 stole. mortally good 9‘" 1 tale to the extant of nearly ii. 200. The GIRL PREVENTEO T
yostcr‘dh 1131 all Hilltop-1 {hit 99 u“ 11 Henry outer. or Narw‘ak Who. is a o: '1')?“ “a co -1 police have been asked to locate 3‘MlnEsi'UITY'. M ‘
ed 11 . 1. student at Hobart Collflfifii Geneva N ' g p e “I ”'9" blouses auditrou Friend who, it is alleged; has disap- ‘
Puncipnlt'lumba' '.
the nature] had been settled and er
eiything was again serene.
Miss Clara (”'udlipp. '1? Rowayton
hangings renews With Will‘s” sister.
Virs. James Barnes.
The ladies will hold a social at Mrs
larch Hamilton'smoxt Week for the
benefit of the chapel.
Mr. and Mrs; Raymond Johnson. of
Bridgeport, spent18unday with their
:on. Charles Johnson.
The many friends of Frank Stevens
will be glad to know he is able to go
111i daily for a ride and later take
has chicken pox and not small 110::
‘ .15 at one" time believed resulting in
9 fiat}! tltie students being immediately vac.
1111 e
for the blur serio‘ua diocese.
the following fiom‘ the Philips N Y.
'tfltlzon of yesterday, will be of inter.
i not to Norwaik people:
s“ 1
“The much disputed case oi chick
:11- -pox of Hemy Renter at Geneva,
.1118 been dually settled in favor of its
being chickenpox and D1. Howe is
sustained as to his opinion of the
rose The patient was vaccinated
last week Tuesady and as soon as
the vaccination he‘gan to work, the
1hysicians who‘lhnd clung to the idea
of its being small “pox were obliged
to change their opinion. as it is well
known that vaccination does not take
care was sold to: $28 an by c lllng’
out the heat the be open iii. pr ably
realize a pro‘ilt of A 300‘. 'ii‘here
were many pairs otlnuarly new tinctu-
sers small sinus, butliust the thigto
equip a boy‘ 11 military club or a rps
at cadets (liners in 111.1% t were ioniy
lit for rags. A pile of ii weight cav-
airy saddles and bristles: formerly an
ed by the Second Compafiy Governor a
Horse Guard. of New
it became the coil Troop A in Tithe
state. was sold to recently_;_’
tore the sale, that paid $1! each
for some of the Buddies. Andrew
h‘isher bought a lot: of old bike shirts
and khaki blouses. for 25 cents and
made one or two lather purchases. but
the bulk of the“
Haven. batons ‘
l' 4 pkss. Plymoulhsoxls
here.
has considerai'lh l'bu'crmwhcn spent
peered.
9—...
How? why. byu
est cure for In
C
lck soonest _
M. Backed it!“ Sons. than
solve. earth's greats? healer. 1
c
STAND LIKE A STONE WALL
Between your children and the tor-
, titres of itching audbnrn‘ing eczema.
f scaldhead or other skin
using Buckles 3 Amino.
diseases——
Quick
prevented what mtg “g,
saunas railway accide ’ ;
from this city. Shh ii . ‘ ' ’ "
5‘. She strive'd as
n; sight.
.' held the trMn to
She no
' writes Champ
ilaal. congressm 1... ‘7 .
' lapsed.
avenue. is “item 9 liar e or m . . when lone-ls sons. 1 tr ~- 119 .. ”'9 “We” "0, - ,
1 The cre'lv oi the: Kate (1 Stevens is g 8 31°”?! rue one nauthomlgs °J§e§$a$ "file “al‘i'h‘a- ‘ 9 3 “’" w" ‘3“ PM” 2” 1 iiré‘éybg’tlig 1: m n
» 1 organizing a baseball team. WESTON 1 quarantinelralsed yesterday.“ 9111 1, 1 1~ 2 lbs. Examrated Peaches. 25" ‘
Joseph Penncil of McKinley street
is building a1 new bent in his yard.
1 Mrs. George Moore and Miss Daisy
Friends trom‘i‘Wés‘tnort have. visited
drs. Theron Brown.
.omnllmentary toi’lrgliowé’. Min Beu-
.1er's physician. whofii'rom‘. the'very
The final decision in the caseisvery 1
Captain no at iii no t Four
linifié’w i
Bibs E‘vaporated Apples.
3 cans Corn.
.1 Ky.1wrltes:‘
Mrs S. E. Hammack. at Hammock,
“With pleasure Irecorn.
Little Francis Coley tell and broke
-' his arm while. at play last week
The ironic for C W. G. Godlreys
first, has contended that the patient
had chicken: -pox Last we‘ll at the
inquest of Prof C. A Harstmm [)1
mead Ramona Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets. i have used them- myself rs: '
l v nt‘estity as to
1 2 cans Bartlett Pears.
A 1+1
sections of their and signal corps.
of paint: 9:
Conrad Tilly moved from Baton
avenue to Hoifermar‘i' 3 place in Crock
ett street yesterday.
Richard Crockett who was injured
a few days ago while shootingoll a
gun has entirely recovered. .
The Baptist Church wil be
viable this evening at the residence of
John Crockett in Crow’s avenue.
; his 11's! " ‘
the guest of Mrs. John Barrera/.1
3 ertiy and Miss M ,
t
:ew barn was raised on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. J. Sherwood entertained
riends tr‘om Boston on Tuesday
Mrs. W. ‘.P Rowland entertained the
Matinee Whist Dish on Wednesday
Rev Mr. Sanborn preached in tho
Congicgational Church on Sunday last
A number of Norfleld patrons at.
:ended Citation Grange on Thursday
evening.
Ralph Lee and Miss Sadie Lee. of
Bridgeport, have been guest t‘ Mrs.
Lumen Mead.
Mr. and Mrs no Garmo and Mrs
Spencer and son. of New York,a1e
guests of” Mrs. John Bodient.
Mr. Roberts '01 East. Norwalk. have
611 guests at A B. Gilbert's.
i‘ew‘ days with her state
‘ a‘
, of this place. is
decorating the interior of Mrs Wilbur
13'5“ s houses in Spring street N01.
librt We
1 The residence of Arthur Soles.
:rslde avenue. is being repainted.
h F
Mrs. A. C. Jones. of Georgetotvn and
Mrs Josephine Pitch3 is spending 11 1
Riv. 1-
Clu meets. Saturday night .7 » 1
; “Mists Laura Chap- “1.311
1 G Gregoiv. of Norwalk some to Di.
Howie giving him the probable history
of the case which was in brief that
w Renter contracted the disease
from a Nortvalk client who
recovering when 9 was last her sev
oral weeks ago.
,.
“A
«No than 1c‘an cure consumption
You can protect it thbugh Dr.
Norway Pine Syrup; cures
coughs old ‘3 bronchitis asthmit.‘ Nev
Visited by a
Thomshd‘ People Last Night.
3. drew
11:11:21 tilled
t of New London. :‘i'
N G. are holdtas 11 field day it!
the Vicinity at New Haven today;
der the command. Brigade Signal
Othcer Captain W1 F. Rogers.
each bf be tour
de ails there were til: men under the
co mend by hectic as ht his 1st 9 -.
Cu B Snell, ot- Humor-d; ideuteltant
E11H. Hotchklss oiiNew Haveni
tenant S'. A. Gag910f N
and Lieuténhnt Wi li
Bridgeport: ' »
Thiswlorenoon the details
stations insured asl rollbwsi
tics ot’l’lartlond ;,
Section. of New
.
a1
First Sec
Haven. Allihg't'ou
1311:. at. Fort W inst
un- '
East Rob :8th 9
Heights; Third Section". of, New Lot;
Washington. to. found a
re iii
used MWIt-d nipi
tron last k.
sdhoiarshimal. the schao .Bantiste
V1 g‘inle 9. ~
. kinds of
ant Dohtnaatet's her 1,
go
tor or the nonwhites up
1 pn'rt upon tired liability
unity or the t):
\cdunterteits. : :‘lsun'e '
from a sore gin ed
hi. 1
r media
I ”tried DEPWI Willis
drtAi‘ggiste‘. ol’. N
Acertiflcate of incorpar
also hem tiled b s
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