biog“ ton on business. heF‘. S. S Club is planning for a pie is to he held next Week. Jan Annie Fitsmnurice. at this place a. or Rowayton. spent yea~‘ " ‘ ' fh‘ friends in East Norwslk. ‘ field street, is being connected with the gas t9r cooking and illuminating pur- J W Davis and lighter Jen— i at their homo in Rowan e rick Hawkins. oi St. John ave- e hall placed a new still on his cat» at'TJiiaBJV .. . Revisivs and tests are being held this nets in both schools to linish’ the work .0: the spring term Miss Laura Doty entertained it new friends .i'rom Brooklyn. Sunday, at her some in Osborn avenue. ‘ J Plinclpal E. M Jan bllrtcand family ;: will go to Bethfiel hell week. to make i1 short visit with relatives. Miss Edna Adams has returned to her home in Betta Place, after a visit Willi relatives in New Canaan. Charlie Decker. (it R. Joaelko- sky's right hand bigot “the proud owner of a new National bicycle. The White boys. of Winfield street.“ have received their new wheels 11 ' proudly displaying them to friend lumber J. E. Grillih has that J batching. “nervwwater service i er Daniel LHJomJlnedieh' a store. v with his brother. M. H Toilés or J Ens: avenue. 2 George Cbnklln is picking cherries : for Butcher W A. Bronson. The boyr ‘ _ says George knows how to pick and how to eat, too. Mrs. Pigeo , filter. Goodsell. sou 1‘8 Mt per ng the state Jlnliler inspectors who will make their aunuaIJinsneotion of . the. boiler on the "Addie V ” James Houllhnn Was the winner of V‘ l: the gold watoll drawdr Saturday eyen~ ' ill y cell he he at her home on the Gregory Boulevard with appendicitis. was a his to be about ‘ the hassle h ti James 110 cd i - a Wine patch of strawberries from ' which he I)picks large baskets full every few days The berries are large and of delicious flavor. Attorney John Keogh intends to take . a p ty of friends to New London June ' e‘coiloge rowing race the day. The party will go in Mr. Kcoth‘ a speedy launch. The entertaininent committee of the Patriotic Order of Americans is plan- ning to hold a lawn party this month. on the grounds (1 and Mrs. George Britten. in Wl el stre eL , J The Fitch soll‘ will celebrate the closing f the spring term Friday at- ith energised in.tJllJe assembly e will be songs by the lichen]. , .J W. Realty has so elated pointing the addition t ; lossph _, 3. oil-198 Spencer. Mass. ring‘fleld. Mean. - th ' it Boston. who has been J ox' a residence. award Eenedicl who fell from JJa ,, M ‘1! reveal s at ii o'clt‘lck became ti this morning Dr ll‘. B. Baker him through. All day yesterda large number of visitors drilled" house to see. .tPfi young rosin 'I‘h'e.Execll‘t ve Bo‘srl'i“b vbtll'e looya Workers‘ Society met latit evening. at the home at Row!“ J . iii. Ainswoi‘lb. East avenue. rind unpainted the fella lug committees: Lookout. SiW. Vei- sor. chairman; Mrs. Oscar Partrick. Mrs. Richard Eland Miss Clara Velabr, Miss Ethel Byxb‘e’e‘ and son; devotional Rev . Ainsworth fl. Merrianl;J flower and mission. Miss Jennie E. Devin, chairwomMrs Rich -' ard Bland Miss Ada Byxhee, Mrs. Al- fred Nicksrson. Miss Lillian Walsh Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Miss Vé—Cure ary troubles—mMOnarch over pain of every sort Dr. Thomas' Eclectric tallied about a dozen of their friends at heir borne. in Rewayton avenge, inst ins . . .. “The 5A's and B’s of the Methodist. Episcopal Church, will hold an ice cream and cake sale in the Sunday school room Sntiird 21. _ U y IENRNB N0 Miss Ethel Stabbino . the guest of Miss Stella place. . Mrs. Main, of Main street Who has been at the Stamiord hogpital. has re- rli _ 139thth has G. Wate dry, the one to be occu- pied by Louis Stoorza the blacksmith. Mr. Stoorza says that he will have the furniture in the place before Saturday of this week “ , Church gave “ berry festival in the town boil. Add a most enjoyable time was spent 33y all iii attendance. The or J 1; called “A Bun following loss. ' R 1'31 house R. L. Gl latte George Smith Ellis Jones. the latter being from ‘Stnmiord; Miss Addie Waterbury. Miss Agnes Reed. Miss C. A. Water- bury and Miss Stella Austin. . 'ihe committee in charge of the entertain- mom was Miss Sabina. Archibald and Mrs. Gillette. . The strawberry and ice oicam committee consisted of Mrs Clarence Bell. Miss Helen Morébouse and Mrs. Gillette. Resolved That the Directors of this Aescciatiou. in view or the Providence which has removed by death its first president Mr. Arthur S. Bibbius, do: Sires to record its appreciation of his '«Christian'“; 4 character ' 8:) teacher. his alibi-ova dotted to the welfare a. 116 hits and is Christian. chit reproach. His den lure Resolved That w‘ ,3 millutes be en- ‘tlt‘ilé As‘socla- a as diet and slept n J now quite hopeful that he still pal I nor John-- Illinois?‘3 as Mary Gunningfham. JJ ,. rout). sore throat. pulmon Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ackert enter " “ the home of Anton Myaea. Farms Monday where‘s reception and loyaJ ty to his 9911- J Wildt DEBS Cure (lentil: Laxative o! I 'i‘oalc Chdrdcter , "ln ts. . ‘ can increased from $1, 700 to $1,- somber year and he begins now to ' feel as if his fortune were made. . The improvements, betas made “1 Wright street by reduce :i and the thoroughfare bolt the most substantial charac i‘Will enhance property intern is in that section. lohn Owyer. who is employed by W P. Eno loan in t is section. to training horses not to tear trolley is certainly the best horse ‘ When it comes . ours, :‘Jack" untagkinl‘iness instead of - at the home oi Mr and Mrs.E . Sipp‘erly. Whist was played and a blast enidyable evening was ape Prizes were distributed to twin; and Everett Sinnerly and Jim. and M Samuel E.1 Batik e. Prid y are; meg. was the ll were played and the company was an. and Mildred Taylor. The Married Men of Westuort weal , to play tile. Married Men Of Saugatuclr . a game of ball on Eoiil'th of July morn mg. for the benefit of. the prooo‘sed we raring tank at Sailga'tu'ck. This use challenge and it is expected the Songs: tuck men will resnobd. 1 ‘l A merry wedding party assembled }in lit t e feast was given in boner of a nicer just married. Poles congregated there in numbers, and the festivities were carried 011 well into the night. . .ll is currently reported that tile . Miles rdsldence recently purchased by New York parties, is to be occupied by Dr McFarland as an annex to his eaniiarium. While in an Jilnposlte di rection from the present one the ad ‘ vantages of the new plane tor certain ' cases are considered material. Dolly wagon loads of young women guests at the fresh air homes, con ducted by Leroy Meeker and William Sherwood are ‘tdrlven into town The Season honed sturday at both these places. arid til are well tilled with ‘ and recreation from the world i; c‘ as in New York. rollowllg are an of meal dddi 3‘ tlon‘s to the books at the resdl room: Valley of Decision, Charmin Palfce Beautiful Diary of 011‘ The Conqueror ‘13le Sands? Reign of Terror Doro S Thou Till I Come ' 'l‘omo’rm’w and Friday a barn party will be given by Mrs W. C Staples for the benefit or the ll ' ' Mrs Staples and hers 3.11198 3 Up and Blown the Sands or -' Gold. Esther's Charge. The Hinder‘efs. ' .; ~ tertained by; music by Mrs. Pritchard ' r “a . ll , . ing a Wall amiss has tnot met with h u’ther but not heloriéln n] ma lspipe insidex the on'a I the farm of A. J Wilcox slid there aJ shot TO THE CONSUMER While R” is true that A. Winner 18': co. 3 Bavarian costs ~ a finished JJ dynton the drdvin rolley conduct- JJ had been island is untrue, as no w developments in the case have olightito light Friday night's litany: its to the effect that a body J a round on Long Jidlandh d’ the Dealer more than other beers. the price to you remains the same. can for Bavarian and drink the BEST A. WJINTTER & CO. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. to sort over your Porch Furniture. It you "me interested in artlcles of this klnd you will find here an exhibitiOn worthy of your inspection; Every new Jldes, every new shape in Willow Reed and Rattan Chairs Settoes Tables Tabonrettcs. indiafi Stools. Screens. etc and they “file priced reasonably for quick selling. 5; 'T. We me also headquarters for Summer Bedroom Furniture White BellstellEa alld Elesser a White Choirs Light Curtains Light Mat- Commencing Jnlle 17 this sic and Saturday evening3. " “ will close at Jo oclock, except M ’J tins and cvorythlng to give the sllnlnlol- cottage a cool and comfortable ‘lsppoarance day ha am‘ salads“ wdik.
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