" , th‘é Score or 26' to 4.
All person ‘ .
mount. either on!
y invited to
'once. ‘ ,,
Drusglst T B (lrlilln Avent to Stdi
ford today on business." _
Elmer Scoflcld, of Charles street.
has recovered froni his recent illness.
Rainier J. W lieaity has a torch of
1mm I‘ll work on" a church in Brsymt crs.
Cdri Oison. of New York city. is the
show "of 1111‘s Martiia. Olson, 01 Fort
sires.
Captain William floor of New York,
spent Sunday with his, family in Fort
street.
Edward Fairchlidrrof'DArii-n, spent
Sunday with Eben 8.;Hustcd. at his
' home In Van Zundt street.
' Miss Edna Adams; of Belts Place,
is spending a few days with relatives
in Cranbury
Miss Reva Simonsl has returned to
her home in Rowan street after a short
visit with f1 lends in New Haven.
". Mrs. H A. Pinney', of New 1llavon.
' swpont Sunday with box sister, Mrs. J
WDavie, of Rowan strolit.
‘ Repairs 11rd bdldz‘fiusdd t the we
tor pipe at the foot of Kc’ysc avenue.
The pipe had become clogged.
M. S Partrick, of the Washington
street bridge spent yeStordsy after
noon with friends in 'Saugatuck. ,
Ministering Circle. King’s 'Daugh
tors. in in session thisaftcrnoon at the
home of Mrs. Fitch in this place.‘
Sydney P. Nash. wife and child-.- of
New Haven. are visiting Motormnn
chisel Nash tit his" holds in Van
ndt treet
Mddl Jeri B in 11111111112121.3111 New York
dim is visiting his parents.: Mr and1
Mrs. M s Partrick, 011.1111 Washington
street bridge
N S. F‘I guson returned today to his"
duties inf'i "aliasewvsky’ a store after a
several day's il‘lness with grip at his
home in East uvonu‘e.‘
Mrs Benedict of Winfield street.
went to1Sp1ingfleld1Masst. today.
Where she will in future make her
home.
Ah
Held 1W
' bins of J. C. llayhins In Seaside
31‘s"
“la Annie Lolli, Bridgegort
spoutislmday with Mil-5" and'Mis “l.
Animosity , 11511111111 ion 1 Homage
1.1.1.
orth League soaial will be.
(Instantly evening. June 25 at
avocudi .
Victor Balfr’ey oh
demand fainliy Whips 111111
at the home or (loo Vol Yulviieurcn in
New 'Aitl cot. .1"
The 11‘. Club met last Frlda‘y
afternoon at their rooms in Fort street
to sow. All but one of the members
were present
Ralph Bennett spent Saturday after
noon in New York city witnessing the
New York- Cincinnati ball game at the
Polo Groiifpdfi “- "
Mr and Mrs. William Cook returned
to their home in Bridgeport today af- .
. tor a visit wi Mini. 0.11 1?.11d1iock. of
Winfield strec
rgharlcs Staples left the employ ol
Butcher irving Robertsim Saturday
ght, to take a position in the Nor
1 it Works "
': baseball team captained by Arthui
Broivn defeated the Maple avenues
Saturday morning 011“ Foster Park by
The next meeting of the Emanons
will be at the home of Mrs. A. C Guide
in! in East avenue: The meeting Will
probably be held next week.
The Junior Band of the Methodist
Church will meet Friday evening at
the home of Howard Benedict. in East
avenue." to mnecttorganizstion
The officers of the Mayflower Fire
department will meet with the Board
of Engineers 111111 evohlng at 8 o ’ciock
, 1:11 the truck house billion Zundt street
131511111111 teams captain d by Chand-
i‘e‘r’ Lambert and Jesse onus played
Saturday afternoon on the freight lot.-
Lambert's to‘am won by the score of
15 to 7.
The official board 01‘ "the Loyal Work
fro Societyfiwili meet tomorrow even
as from abroad will "attend
.the Epworth
fMetllliodistV
in South
was going
V, near the Sta Ies residence. The hors-
3' 'hlrc 111111111151.» Mr‘. howls was helped
. into the wagon and taken to his homc'
whore 1119 is getting on as well as can
, seem very real.
:(oliectlon. The pastor's benediction
his rbiativcs 1‘
in unspent bus on, in
_ Yorkiiwiil comethc last week in June
. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt. Will return
violins. w on the
111111 In id's
iewifbt Third avenue.
.1 ll
bile ti di
'15" 19.111152: iplr
vii.
-bllo a his
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Viibcamo righteued and ran, drag
"’Mri’howi s after thorn. Ho lro 1i
"VVV1%1V1‘1'1111 minnows 1:111 may
111.
itlllli: will i drag lls [lgh
till Noll 11. ”1551111111 52/11de
Harold Rundle. who were "gathering"
ferns for the church ucur,by want to
be expected.
Children's Day: "service ‘wns given):
last night by the blast Avenue 111111101
iiist Episcopal Church. Notwitllotaud
g the extreme heat and a lonirpro’
in am the church was filled to its Iii},
most capacity The very smell ch
dren rendered the first 111111 ("51‘ tlib pro.-
gramme and were,ivery.~interostin p: in
their songs and recitutio‘ns followed
by» a 1010; Daddy, by Earl 'Homme
dicu whose rich full voice filled' the»
‘1-utiro church. The enthur‘iiasm of the
audience could not be stiiio‘d until he
repeated it. A recitation by Anna T.
HipsOn opened the cantata. the chorus
marching in- fromIthe Sunday school
room preceded by a class of boys. who
sang the opening sting of The 13811114
tlf‘ul City. Miss Ethel‘ Parm‘elee, a‘s
Pilgrim seeking the eternal city, recit-
ed beautifully. and the teacher,' Miss
Flora Reynolds. who pointed the way,
and Miss Fanny Rose. who igld of the
Temptation of Life. made he story
shop" Newmitn’ 11 grand old hymn. Lead
Kindly Fight, by the Ladies’ Quartet
‘\1 as marvelously beautiful Those who
heard it praise it highly and the chorus
declines great. credit. A very pleasant
change Was made in hhving nix young
ia1i'es act as ushers and take up the
brought to s. close a Childrens Day
service that did not say much about
flowers and summer, but a good donl~
about God's own beautiful city. The
collection amounted to :13 12 and will
he devoted to assisting young ,men
and women in higher education.
. WW
—A bl s‘sViiig alike to young and old:
Dr. Fow or's Extract of 'Wild Straw
berry; 11atul"o s specific for dysentery,
diarrhoea and aumnier complaint.
nbwa rrair.
The launch Cyric, made a hip to
Greenwich Saturday afternoon. 1' ,
George Minor. has taken a position
with Judson Williamson on his oyster
'sl‘mpiilu‘by-
, Jeni You'n or Stoncy Brook, 11.5,
wdsi‘l osterday calling upon
i V.
The 1) who ‘11 and 111111re1.1ef‘t for
1111;1ng have: in
rs blade to 11
y ‘Whiti: a fine crop of straw
b‘e‘i'rieii for Which his? finds a ready
market in Stamford.
Thomas Jarvis. who cut his hand 11
few days ago while fixing a chair is
now able to use it again. .
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wicks. of
Craws's avenue. are entertaining;
friends from Stoney Brock, ital.
The sloop yacht. Defiance, colored by
Dr Keelcr. of New Canaan has been
taken up to the head of the river.
William DeWaters who has been cm
ployed‘ in New York; Jill! resigned his
position ‘in that place and accepted
one in A Dibble' a grocery store of this
place.
D‘IIRIEN AND NORO TON.
‘ George Dance, whosprulned his on
his recently,1 is now able toxwalk as
befol‘o. .
The ringing of a new anvil ’cnu be
heard in Louis Stoor-za's blacksmith
shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin St. John ale
entertaining Miss Sarah Maze, 0f
Stamford .
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller. of this place,
"are entertaining Miss Helen Davis. of
Yonkers. N. ...Y .11.
First Selectm C. W. Roymond is
having this 1511111 uses- at Pour Tree
i’oiht- repaired '.
Mrs. lfrcd (3.13111 who has been
visiti‘n in Bridgeport. has returned
to- her home in this place 1 .
Mrs. George 13. Edwards who spent
the winter in Washington. D. (3.11115
lciurne‘d to her home in this place.
The festival and entertainment of
the Kno‘witon Fife and. Drum band will
be held in the town hall on July 1
Miss Edith hand, a public school
teacher sit. 'New‘ York will spend the
summer lit. Mrs. Morrison' 3. Noroton.
Misses Julia and Mary Fleet. oi! New:
E
Mrs Wat r
d-ence. :R. 1.. who has been visiting Mr.
urdny night '1William suitors was
engaged to succeed Mr. Shaw.
The Anson Phelp Stokes residence
quits ill at her home in the Farm.
The rendition of Bi- .
" has been purchased by Arthur A.
‘ tion of Mrs. Barlow's twenty'ollfthi
‘ oration have
L d“. ‘
M :51 Maggie Scully still. I"continue
Mrs. 11‘. 111151111111 spout This” day if“
own, leaving Frills for Mills
Anita H" arrived ht
ll
l‘hursday.
ergo dinner party to a number of thei
”,rledds Friday.
The "grade of Wright street hill iii
he vicinity of the Morehcuso resli
Ieuce is being lowered.
William M. Kingsley and family, of
New York are at their summer home
on lfing street for the season. ‘
as.
health but title." and her co‘ndithni.
cimtiaues to occasion grove uppre‘heniV
SVODW ‘
A W. Harris and family arrlvoda
their home. Greens sums. last” Week
(1
summer. ‘
-.Dr n‘nd Mrs. ’A. J. Wakeman enter
at th‘éir attractive simmer residence:
Thursday. . .
oseph Sturges is the victim of a se.
vs 0 attack of pneumonia and has not
yet passed the critical stage. He we
reported very low Saturqu.
The fresh air home for sick chil
dren 1‘e~ opened for the season, in tha‘
ard Burr place. Greens Farina"
Thursday. Miss Edna Banks continue?
In charge.
‘ Workmen 11111 engaged grading the“
walk and road along' the Burr avenue
side of the Catholic Church property:
constructed. .-
Rollin Sturgos and wife will partici-
pate in the wedding of the farmer’s
nephew, Harry Goodsell to Miss Anna
Schwartz. at the ' cugrogatlona’
Church. Fairiield. ”June 25.
Twelve-year-oid George, Everett AI
len. who was caught taking money
from letters: 11.1 who admitted his
guilt before Justice Hyatt has been
sent to the state school at Moridcn.
Gould D. Jellii’fs will be appointed
poetmiist‘cr at wSaugatuck to succeed
plicntlon for the office was ac‘compani-i’
ed by a recommendation from 00111
grossman Hill
The Pinkney house in State street
Clapp, of Bracklyn. N. Y.. and dddl
tions and improvements that are to
cost in the neighborhood of 82. 000 boys
been contracted for. .
, Doric Chapter, ‘0 E. S.,'he‘ld‘one of
its popular socisls at the residence of
Flank N. Taylor, imperial avenue, last
night. Members were out in‘ force and
further sustained the reputation of this
popular organization as entertainers.
, School children in the“ Sangutuck
district Amuse themselves during ro
coss hour by gathering daisies that
grow in profusion in that section. and
which are made into garlands and
Wreaths to decorate the "school rooms.
The transfer of the captain Meeker
place was made Saturday. The new
purchaser. Mrs A F Butler. of Brook-
lyn, N. Y, is said to have paid $4; 600
for the property. The building will be
materially improved Electric lights,
will no installed, water connectiond
made. and all ,the conveniences of a
modern home will follow
Rev. Mr.1Kroegler»hcld German ser.
vices in the Grange Hail. last evening.
It is the intention to hold these mean
lugs regularly hereafter The revel-
cud gentleman has libs issue 11 1111111111
of the town and finds many. German
families who are Interested In church
work and it is probable that in a short
time there will he s hcplthy German
coclety formed in town. 1
, The members of Aspetuck 1.151151.
Knights o1 Pythlas. assembled in their
hall yesterday Afternoon. and Want to
Willow Brook cemetery. Here the last
resting piece of beversl deceased
knights were decorated At the con
clusion of this“ ceremony the members
went tV Episcopal
Churc client ser-
at- the resilience of M
Barlow at (31191111111311-1111. last week.
where a mean piecsan t. mom. was
spent with singing and speaking. Mu
sic. and various games upon the lawn
until 12 o iock, when refreshments
were saw-11mm ‘w‘hich? all rated that
Durand Mrs. A. J Wakemnn gave .
Mai sret Scully improves in', g;
and the house is new open Vfor ther ‘
tainsd a party of friends with a dlnnsll _
A new cobblestone gutter is being .1.
his father recently deceased. His 11p: ‘
" yon SA
Edward .1. Finnegan. Norwaik.
Charles L. Glover. 'Norwalk. .
Henry Mntheis. ’Norwalkr
Georss‘milumc. Norwaik. " "'1' '
5 New York "Grocery (30.; ‘N‘drtvalk. ‘
William Bronson East Norw‘alk.
l
1‘
TO THE CONSUMER
stovvcd upon Mrs. Harris 15s reader and
while she chooses to use the word.
reader. we as well as all who heard
announcements road “11111 evening of'
eiocution by Mrs. Chopping Page liar-j
ris" instead of “An Evening of Read-
ings.’ as. in this line Mrs. Harris prov»
ed hersoil an artist.’ ‘he number on the
program “The Bell' who one of the
best the tones of the wedding bells.
then the clan; of the lire bells and the
last the inner- fluie'lb, Were all
brought out mos vividly.» ‘2"The Dar
by Lulaby" was a musical little sketch
which demonstrated her talents in as
vocal way. She is posaessed on
sweet musical voice as was1:dsmon-
‘strated in this piece Mr. Powell as
a tenor was excellent. Mr. Jonson's
barit us. was heard to d effect Mr.
liarr s’ ability as an acne panist need
not he s oken of. as it is, .well known
that hoV_V11VVV_Voue of th best.
5 NEW CANAAN.
Mrs. Noah W. Hoyt is visiting in
New York for Several weeks.
The public schools will close for:
their summer Vacation: Friday. June:
, Tho Garment Mohers' Union held a
meeting .‘ln‘ Masonic Hull Saturday
night.
I Mr. and hires Chauncey Benedict ro-
Miss Harrlet" Barlow loft Tuesday
lor a several months' vi it with rela-
tivc‘s in
M121»: 1111112111111. E- A. Dui’dette have
been spending several :lays with
they had nvgood time in the celebravi,
birthday anniversary Guests wor.
present from Bridgeport and other;
peachy towns. About 1. o’clock the?
digests departed all.
this produces of Mr.
been SWAN oil-cousins the
different booths. singing. tables; std."
arid the ladies have beencbulytwfltln
the fancy work. candy and other ‘11 1
urtmentm; As fowenterloinment.
0! tim bei lie
' thlugm‘lvsnibefor
. boingn entirely no and original. Sup
tithe N ' l
.. Mr. ahdpllrs
.i’Vricn as”; York 113311 Vston53
‘fi‘h chars: St: Mark ‘1' hurcli wnl
hold a 'str in its hall on next Friday
afternoon, 1193111111111; at 4 o'clock.
Mr. .11 Mrs , . 1-0155; tSuiripson and
_ Putnam. 61 Sum-
.G.
as to be the great social event or
F
("is . surveying for th
erase “M13112; town.
Hall Pound 35011."
4;" iV VVV“,VV 1,. ‘_ V
While it is true that: A. Winner & Co.’ 1: Bavarian costs
the Dealer mere than other beers.-
her. think she should have had 1111 .
turned to their home in Nashville. '
. Tenn.- Mond
1
1
viral
1111 price to you
same. Call for Bavarian and drink VVtVich BEST.
A. WINTTER & CO.
unfavorabieco condition
A strong wind was blowing from the
southeast directly up
this was on the ebb.
rough water and the
rough water.
- crews was. only 1115.
look the water at 9:15,. rowing up the
rive‘r‘two miles in short stretches. On
the return the crew practiced severdl
racing starts. ilniahlng up with a quar-
ter mile spurt to the float, rowing an
out a 26 strokes. The freshmen who
want out. shortly after the .Yarsity
returned. practiced racing starts for
about two miles up; the river. and 1c-
turnVod. .1
daughter or I“
Eruptions 1,.
250; at— F; 3V
, MJLLEVNIUM
.3111111251511 1011..
19.1.1 51 ;.
canola Becker. South Norwalk
chines Fieuisr, scutnmorwalk
' :15" south 11511111111.
lb Nciwolk
" YALE 613st pic Llop'r wonK..
M"
s... ”to unfortunate condition of the"
Weather at Gsleni Férry. .
YALE commas Gales my. _
.June 16-Ail the Yale crews 11111 ugh/d
work this morning: on account of. the
able to do much work. The coaches,€
hawever. cxpessed themselves as be
1113 satisfied with the work of the
‘Varslty and freshmen crews.
freshman substitute four and the 'Vsr
city. four. were. on the water that, go-
lnx‘. out at l): 15 They rowed, up the
river about 1111111111 in short stretches
returning 111 the quarters at 9: 45. They
rowed down the river very carefully .‘
with. a low stroke on account of the
The work of these
W
HAPPY TIME. "1 OLD 'l'Owill
. “We felt very happy," writes ’11. ‘1
Devil], .9111: ms. lid-1,“; " when Buck-1‘ '
lon's Arnica Salve wholly cured our
bill! case otacald head. "
it delights all who, use it tor Cuts,
Corns Burns Bullies, Bells; Ulcers.
.Wbmégg‘PIIes. Only
RTLV ACCDM-
thur. punching a the
remains the
of the weather.
stream and the
This created
crews were not
The
The ’Varslty‘
store.
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. nonhuman, hoses and. 11115.. feta. .
15nd ailments: low «underlay acuity-V
., ‘wns‘ thrown to us. That. is one reason
f d "“5"": than arr .
o ynnm 0W . 3 1
turning from the a ‘au
hither but had none; '
c.1111:
‘ :mintsncswmufsusoot
stood close by.re ”my in ,
s‘nry. in overpow .1
hows the men 11 ~‘ 1
no cure conic tioliiH“
WgemfiV {V ll"
They all-11111111101
1 Mrs. Applesate say
.11 West mi stop
- a '11 mod
now looking 101‘
based to have ms
Vl
nsrniesnmpna
HAMpocas 3p 11
_1WMI‘liE W“ 511211211113
sensed boss‘s
mushy. Benzene
"I’WYIWWR‘ i ‘ dolphin 111311ch 11..
‘ . 'ots,rana oreon
ON"; WHEEL "DEB "‘ ' 115 this island god" ,
TWQWHEEL noes , .3111; 11
1 FILTERS fill-.1
(VBVoth Stone and Faucet Filters)
‘gWA‘TER accuses. . I ‘1
‘ "wood "Alcohol ‘ In any quantity.
"in Points. Varnishes. shells", Bil»
amel's‘,‘ ‘Bt‘n'l'n‘s. 1:11.. we are ViVieddquar- ’11 .
tern . ‘1 - 1' .
. Remember, Longrniln '9‘ Martinez
and Devon's are the Indian Point: for
"111)"--‘
V Mon tryrt
’s- his byldlcttagix Thai
callous whiny/stem
. u . n
:1 honfls'lJunGHE
Ameriwrrutrewm. sodas;
a divorce 1011 that around.
.1 and mimnduchunitlu MVMW.
‘ "a “responsive-“'- '
sou'rH NORWAme VV Lo
SHOWN“. 1. 2.1! . London-- Mambo .1
. "I , ‘ Hadeaiawyerlo .
"Wilhelm“: ‘
Onshslfr amena- Item Ian
hot 1111;111:5111 . “all kindsr oh 11
tools and machinery. [I large bottles; .
reading 1 1m." . pol lays. 1111111 3
and hedgerow piping ct 3“?“
sizes. 4113110“. prices 911.1111 toedron
fl
steel. lair and junk. .‘Ssooud hand .
15""115‘ i. 11‘1"?“ ""
am a“11111 on or-V
walk. so“ Vl’liono
Are sometimes 11M to Vcet. 1111111111 figure...
munch things. agronomic.“
don’t {vent to seem boastful. but,
are proud of our staph. £0.wa ‘
hard to get it. We didn't take one
"11'" ctbetradewedo. _..
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