“sum
mount. .,
‘ I?! invited to ‘ call pad
a we!
r,;rlnpdmhn
. ‘ . we...
l
‘nrday on basiness.
Mrs. James Cuun
‘ J
H borne in Van Zandt street.
tension yesterday was quite large. ‘
ylcw avenue. is visiting in Brooklyn.
inst-the must of Ca
. . ptuin Arthur Day'
. - .. yacht. ‘
Attorney John and'l‘h‘o‘r‘nns Keogh
, :took’a party out yesterday in thel
wlaunch. ’ ,
w , Frederick Lyon, who has been ill a
. “his home in West street. is much bet
rter today. .
, Mr. and Mus. Arthur Waidron. n
.this place. are visiting friends in Ny
. ', uck. N. Y.
in this place. . ..
Dentist Herbert v'Ayrcs. of Brooklyn
spent Sunday at his home in Var
Zandt street.
ven, yesterday.
" Frank Dorn. “who is now
in Rowan street. ’
Mrs. Charles ‘M. Mocllor. of the
-Washington street bridge. spent yester-
. day With friends in liowuyton. ,.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Jennings, of Nb. '36
Cove avenue; arslthcyhnppy parents
of albuby girl. horn yesterday.‘ .
; Mr. S. Partrick. otth'e sthington
' street bridge, wasiu Saugntuck. yes-
terday afternoon. calling on friends.
Mr. and Mrs. .Henry Gerhardt. .0; the
,Waahingtou street bridge, spent Sun-
day with George Loire. “of‘Row‘ayton.
‘ Professor A. M. Heydrick. of Brook~
', ,lyn. spcnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward E. Mead. of 58 Osborne ave-
“nue.~ ‘ ‘
. Harry Tobey... the twoive year old son
. oer. and Mrs. Charles Tobey, is ill
with croup; at his home 'in' East ave-
nue. " . ’
. . Mrs. Curtis Eddy. of Bridgeport, was
the guest pye’r Shandy; oer. and Mrs.
'W‘alldhc" Bates at their home in Fort
g
streéti-J‘ , ., 3. l. .. ,
Miner D. .,Rghdall.apent yesterday
with his wife “industrial-”who have,
. beenlgylsiting‘friends the‘past.weck in},
. , , Danbliry.",, w
‘ ‘ J. Bill‘kc. fbtcher W ‘IABWWQWB
right hand mithrisjw'earing La pandas-
ed hand. theres‘ultoga out he received
"A‘s an amusscniesnuig warheads
. Thursday evening. at the close of the
regular social service in the Advent
Christian Church. _
Raymond Miller, of the Royal Insur-
ance. Company. New York city. spent
homefin‘ this place.
Frank Allen is'repuiring one of the
East Norwaik Lumber company’s bar~
ges‘fivhich sprung a leak near the
Benedict Farms bridge.
Mrs. GeorgeWcod, of New Haven.
while on her way to Danbury. stopped
over sunday at? the residence of.'l‘ho-
mos Wood in Van Zandt street.
Elbert Valentine, of East avenue. is
prondofhisgardsn this year. [He has
' - already had several kinds of vegetables
,9 from the garden for his own table.
, « Next Sunday. will be MisaionSuuday
at tiled. ye; .tphristlanphurch. pad a
. spééldt’c listen? harvico' Will‘iie held
» in the evening. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared.
‘ A baseball team captained by Charles
. Wright‘thla .moruhig' defeated .Eari
. Bauklsteamebykthe score of 34. to ' 3.
Th gamegwas played on Mayflower
. .Pcttylwm has been staying at the
b not Dafl'd’Ward in New street, for
0 his home in Wecdsport. New York
, strata-where he, will in the future. re-
side; - ‘ -
' Berti Knapp has been compelled to
take his launch. recentlyplaood iujthe
water ,lltfin- accuuutjptthe engine re:
fusing'r'toflwork.‘ He expectancies to
hare ti\e engine in working order
Cat in Thomas Wright. of’Oottage‘
‘ $13804 “inlaid“..h‘rldayflqr.
not' ask, ”where‘h‘a‘wlli
‘ charge n L mannerisms
jagt ‘ “flunk, eek-f
an sail-n ‘Bedford. all...
,allaoefist
of firthurcliul’addosk, E. L Handtord.
so
9 menoamen‘ “t exercises I ' at lion‘s
. walk "Amoryn
_ in all , "torso?
either shrub or. rgo. are here-
tuo same at
“s;.v'"§3ik,“”s..£;
naham is ill other
The traffic on the Dorian Point ex- ‘
Mrs. Charles H. Aiathorpe. of Sean
George Conkiin is engaged in scrap-
John Coleman has returned to New
Milford. after a short stay at his home
Rev.‘F.; s.- Ainsworth preached in the
Advent Christian Church, in New Ha- .
, employed in
New Haven. spent Sunday at his home
Sundavaith-Clifford Randall, at his ‘
verai months. will return tomorrow ..
a party dimmed ‘
if hands
um
bias. is
. Mina (lortrur o 0
friends from ow York. .
a tiara. .
Knorr.‘
Miss Addie
. BROWN. 3;" _ with her parentsdufiNov.‘ York Odty'hl
‘ L, Thomas Jarv a, as res and a
Washingtonflnah SW”. own! I position on tho freixhbsteumcr City
of Norwuik..
m ‘ idown part .of ‘h
‘ . ct lilolov‘wrdoclt ‘ . .
, Miss. Anniu Holland contortoinc
friends from out of town at liar horn
in itoton I’olut street Sunday.
was litairii‘lihnt the Methodist Church So
urd y “K. a, ‘_ 1
cell; owing to‘me bad Weather.
seven, hundred and fry. dollars he
probably be. erected on the side of th
a
money is raised to guarantee
r pietion of the work.
w..—
. nssirwanrusvrem
t
f turn from his “visit at Bridgeport. ‘
brccaca at Roton
tornoon.
family haveurrivcd to spend the: sum
mer months in this place.
I slightly. improved from his attack 0
pneumonia. Hols b
worse tbovncxt.
Mrs. Whitneyis store, which
an e.
around the yard.
count of the rain.
plated Saturday afternoon.
the exterior tomorrow.
liter home at Fish-klil-on-theJ udsou
for the past nine weeks. have returned
to their home in this place. Her sis~
ter accompanied her. and will remain
a few weeks. -
Dorian and Newton people have
been annoyed the past week by two
gypsy fortune tellers. a man and worn-
an, who-,tollowlngthc custom of petals:
tent parlors, matched gho‘luse aces
.liousewnndhdsmandsd twenty-live cents;
framfwhoever o cued the door,jforvthe~
‘teilin «of-a rfo. unej‘ Many Women
who . 9 alone. .gave them money
throughvfear. g . f
..g summons
Enrich Burr. of Lyme. is visiting rob;
'atlves in tow. 3 v ‘ :
p ‘E. F. Richards has been visiting
friends in Marion.
William Van Schoick has secured a
position with Otis Sweet.
Hubheli and Bradley received a
barcc'load of coal this'wock. _
Mrs. Henry Bradley. of Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mrs. C. T. Hurlbutt.
David Sturges and family have taken
up their residence in King street.
Miss Ethel Fairchlld is entertaining
Miss Nellie Wilbur, of New Haven.
James Smith and Irving Mills have
exchanged trolley runs for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Werner. of
New York are the guests of friends in
town. _ 1
Mr. and rm. George B. Reid. of Chi-
cagO, have been visiting friends in
town. "
, Miss Bessie Birgo, a teacher in the
Branford public school. is heme for the
sumrner holiday.
Charles Kempor and wife have as
their guests Prof. and Mrs. Karl Fein
inger, of New York. .
Mr. and Mrs. :B. '1‘. Abbott. of Derby.
are tho-guests of Mrs. Margaret Suit.
fen. Washington street. ' ,
‘T. J. Kirk has again taken his old
position at the Westport Hotel. after
months in ’N‘orwalk.
The. organ in Trinity Church'sia soon
to undergo atthorougb . overhauling..
cleaning and several improvements
made. . > A
.Mr. and Mrs F. C. Colayaud chilQ.
(iron. of New Haven. are visiting at the
residence of A. ‘ S. ,Huributt. State
street. ‘- . .
Mrs. C. F. Malzaoen. of New York.
superintendent of the New York Infant
asylum. hasbeen‘vislting Mr. ad Mrs
.
.
i
6
working two
-W. S. K99191‘a u ‘ . ,. _ g ,i "‘
' A number oh young people from this
gsection went on ‘ a: moonlight iitmlloy
ride to Pine Rock park Friday nig ,t.‘
shortstop- wasnnaos. their ‘ the“ long
»
.karplago.yls. max us many modes-n inn.
provements'to ti: same. F. N.
f ‘ 38
he annulus: . .,
ome'liatll‘room‘.
Invitation 11103835“:le a;
' receptionsst‘the Non
.nvo .beon renal ‘ '
do or:
W
"tre: mud-to ‘th
Weatportzfrlcn thatch
, Th9: .
entertaining
h is «visiting friends is
spent Shudny
.Cuptuin Aloha. L’Hommcdieu has:
is oystor houao'
,_ The ice cream and cake sale that .
hotel. very good sue-H
been subscribed town ‘a th new Bap-4
tist Church. " The new bu lding will
old structure oanhurch street. Work
will be commenced as soon aaienougu
the com-_ .
Professor A. .13.}..Quern'scy ,will to.
Many Darien peopid enjoyed the scaE
Point yesterday lat-.-
“ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H..Corbam and
. Frederick Leonard, of Noroton. is
ctter one day and
was
converted into a residenca,,,is entirely
on plated and presents a fine9appeur-‘
A new fence has been built
The game of ball scheduledto take
place on the Brady field between the
Darlenand Chssterviil teams, Solar»
day afternoon, was postponed on ac-
The inyinu‘of the brick vault on the
east side of the town hall was com.
. It will
take sometime yet to finish up the
interior. ‘, Painters will finish painting
‘Mrs. Richard Abendroth and two
children, whohave been visiti g at
3 street. for several weeks: .
Mrs. Moor and dalmhtor and. Mrs...
_ Saturday.
com-'5 1 t
s;
. . enter Jumped
luck as though struck‘by a cannon
hull. .f'Sasss‘aliva. Daniel. be you to
calculate it's be good for much long!
‘ d‘hoJudge couldn’t induce his neigh
device and was left alone, the old son
"Wall, you kin about that at some
, ody also: 'tnint no‘iit thing for any
d “one to handle.
8
t-
can be cured.
and permanent in its results.
«drug store, 50 cents.
NEW cam/m
Mrs. llarloa"Blshop..hns been visit~
last wi, ‘ii‘rlenda’fin‘ :Wostport.
Mrs.,G.‘l)'. Nicholalaable to be about
. her house. .rtftorherorniswacks' illness.
' MlsaTNet ie Williams has returned
‘ ‘ lhomo from a pleasant visit in Brook-
YIL.'_ .i, .
, girlie library ‘wiil reopen Wednesday.
June 25. .A new! catalogue will be
issued;
e
at Francis E. Wood’s homo, Prospect
avenue.
A coke and too-cream social will be
held in the Baptist Church. tomor-
‘rowovening. . , ‘ ,
TheiCadet Corps is making arrange-
manta. for their second annual camp at
Hickory Bluff.
“John W. Fancber. of Seminary street.
has bnt‘is pension increased from $24_
to $30 amonth. .
' .
i
from Ncw’Britnlu. and is acting as,
clerk in the postvollice.
Church is arranging to hol
party, July 17, on the lawn. -.
Mrs. Charles, Whitlock, of East two
one. la a guest of her sister. Mrs:
George War-dwell. ln'Norwalk.
itor of the Raymond building. and will‘
move. to Mount avenue thistweek. '
”8.1). Briggs has .bconpnite ill at
l
dencel; South avenue, the past week. .
CharleaJ. Hughes, of Bridgeport.
erected a line monument, last week. in"
Lakeview Cemetery. for the late Thom
as Raymund. .
Edward Roscoe has left his position
ns-coachman for Mr, Fields. undid now»
livery stable.
Mr. and Mrs. James D.
arren. Who
Boston for a couple of was
turned home.
. Prof. Carleton Bronson. of Columbia
College. and wife. are boarding at Mrs..
William Comatoclt's. North Ma
ks. have re
Merritt R. 8collab]. of Bayonne, N. J..
Dibbieaud family. the past. week.
is being 0ch:
New York. . ,
The position made vacantvln Center
to ,bedilled by Miss Etta Da‘Vanua. of
this town. a -recont graduate of the
State Normal School. ._
About a dozen drummers from out
of town Were. entertained by Grain
King F. S..Sellack. Erlday. The party
were driven about the town. and at
noon a banquet was served in the hot
to .
moved into the house cecupled by Mrs.
Cari Kristen ‘Seminarystroct. has do-
ctded to move back into the house be,
]vacated in the upper part of the vii}
use. ‘ ‘~ . '
.‘I‘he case .of’Ambrosefva. Herman.’
tried before a jury. Thursday. was de-I
aided. in‘the plaintiff's favor. The var-I
dict Was to allow Ambrose 175, for"
work done on. tho“ Hermann place.
which is $11‘less thantha claim. *
Mrs. T. W. Treadweil is the guest.
of friends in Brooklyn».
u
.
Ollély'dn. last wedky‘lsbelter, ~ ' _
. hirsg‘Charles Salmoh,.‘of‘llvons Plain,
iillédjden' the guest of Mrs. FraukGorg
am; . ~ ' - =
of yo
Yorkn‘K , . ‘
Mrs. .‘Jo‘sepbrlne Fitch returned on
frdlnnivesk’s visual. New
nag .__lady_ boarders». from New.
Yuck.
.. 1:“ u"?
i 3'. Mrs. ‘Erances :Bulklcyia'eutartaiulny :
hiss Winter: from Stamford
sir-estate! Newxork. , . _ _
‘ Misafiattie-Bennett and Miss Mosh-
Bs'thohha lsit
. .mkmmrtin i
so friends from Bedding.
blunt Cannons. ’who
sons: by the partisans an
int. attended: by. the pawn .
ends of, th fiehool.
cur-“y Ii; Watt?
M9. crew
,In' to tote that thing around scaring to
.itho lifogoutgof. critters?‘ That's a lazy
man's .umbralia. thatia, an! I don’t
bar to soothe advantages of the now
tioman remarking as he went away:
Guess i canmorry
along with my old ginghaulwwouidn’t
give it for a atorcfui of them freaks).
-—Scald head is» an eczema of the
scalp—«very severe sometimes. but it
Doau's Ointment, quick
At any
I‘Miss Margaretta Seymdur is a visitor,
Miss Etta De Vanna has returned t
The Ladies’ Ala‘society of the M.E ‘ 4’ ,_
d ‘t lawn»; l .
George B. Smith has resigned an inn. ‘
s sum'riiér'hd'us‘e {the Lockwood real-h r
employedby Gilbert Stevens, lathe ‘
have been visiting with, heir son in'3
in.
have been the attests With Rev. 'I‘mL. }
Mrs. D. R. Merritt and children are .
spending the summer with relatives..-
in Katonnh. Their housodn Hoyt street
pied by Mrs. Sullivan, of ‘
school by Miss Talcott'a ralenation is .
Mr. swine: and family}, whorecauttv "
.Sam'ucl ‘Watsrbury. ‘who waa‘_seri-‘ ~
~ ‘12 to 18', Month
his; w. J. snowman“, a new" ‘
. and no.1 ‘
‘ l}
at cmanha. ,‘ a;
play in Bros
o
lvn
the greatest games of
bingo, yesterdsfi}.
struggled tony tor
luniuss. Obi agovflnal
Thesaurus» .2
.-
.. :YALE ,QUARTERS.
June 23~Tho light pra
tho
the cloalu
tinuodtm
M
miles.
ken. 'Thc fresiima
one mile spi ,‘ while
freshman to r-oarcd
practice whatever‘dur
ROYA
BALTIMORE. June
Jubilee of the Royal A
celebrated. in .t
Grand Council
gram will in
Haskell But
0
tions by Miss Mi
york, A ball w
tion. , W‘-
sheets Angina wind. .
ii.
:Sti'm
,4.
Charles L. ‘Giovér. No
’llenry Matheis. Norw
R. Jo‘soior
. l
to sort over your Porch
kind, you will and here.
idea. every new shape in Willow...‘Rucd and Rattan‘Chah-s. ,Satteea, Tables ' in d
cola, Scraeus,.tltc., and they are priced reasonably for .
Tabourettes. indlail‘st
quick selling.
tings and everything to
appearance.
Talia ‘
ewe
. "am
, ’ ., out . ,_
to of St. ‘xlaouia not
Pittaburmand‘ Chicago“ played
y: for. that
grate: caswwr. Lint-m
portion of the Yale c‘rows' during”
a days of last week.
lay. the "Varslt
an easy rowin‘ abort at
'ljhc return was b
,rqu' for two miles. but u ‘
u eight had only- a"
thei‘Varsity and '
ing the morningfi ‘
W -: x
L AROANUM Jualtasr: .
his city today, by the
Of Maryland. The pro
elude an address by Job
Ior, of Bostonfihdmeolt -
abei Short. of. New
ll zciose‘ tile celebrag
. , l ‘
Men and “clothes lines a
unsteady when “they 1‘:
' hi“; -b°3ée""5’éd’ Pure; .
Strong. Delicioussiagtm’
“lama" Internships. ‘ ~ :_
.hFHMiPdflfi
Edward J. Finnegan. Norwalk.
George Othama. Norwaik.
New York Gracer‘y 00.. Norwalk.
William Bronson, East Norwalk.
Morris Epstein, East Norwaik. v. ,
sky at Co, East Norwalk. :11. L...
w w mam
We are also headquarters far
Summer Bedroom Farsi
wane Bedsteads a... slam alienation. chill)... ngm a... , .g ‘
. Commencing June 13 this store
and Saturday evenings. ‘ ‘
‘ .9
1.95.6
this
nucleapf ro .
ad innrandstyls
. The improve:
the ¢ ‘ noun or.
ails and ramming the v
, it .mmtoff‘idicm .ulargsr.
.. juicing drawers! auditions with“
PRACTICE rue bay, windowmandlmauv other
ales Ferry. « w! it Wildfire place into.
.39 which may autly ed throughout'vvith”all,
‘iuodoin nimpi‘ovomonts, ’ including elec-
, trio lipbts,.butandicold water. ultras. ,.
hath oom. etc‘ he‘interior decoru- ‘
' j eyeshadow . beautiful.
.19. endompurchaaeayacbt. i
para .‘ia to be, remodelled into »
the you
tw
. 9”
aha.
lylrwinr
Cl
was coin
y sighthaviug
ratchsaf‘or. taro, . .
Vitamins: “15.3..
0 ma ’ “t‘ ~
“a “ humiliate start"
“cum s WAMWR'fil—OWN up.
a M .
on Bloke the KaLChI
”1:3 tile in Lost.
23+The’ silver ‘. L'ONDO random.» dispatch to .
rcanum willhe the Central News fromflbanghal says‘
,umt u... corneas cruiser: Kai—Chi was
wrecked. yesterday by a terrible expio.
sion While lying ia-ftha’Yaug-i‘se- riv- ‘
q. The. Kal~Chi sank in thirty sad-
,onds and 150 officers-and .mou, were
{killedjor wound d. ‘Qn‘ ‘two‘men on
. ,board‘the’cruia escaped: death. , ,
.i'l‘he cruiserxahohi was of 2.153.:
-,. out dismacomont. She w
ions ml
l‘J'
rewa had j / no.
re ‘autato; be
avowtoo 1 many
‘5
. roundup Br;
Conrad «Bet—filter. South Norwaik. ,
,‘Charlea F'iedler. South. Nor’waik. ,,
Bernard Hirshdeld, South Nor-walk.
Morris Naviasky‘, South» Norwalk.
New YorkGrd‘cery Cd. 8. Norwalk.
August Roastecher, south Norwaik;
Steegmulior\1llros.l, South Namath,
Gregory. ‘Cranbury.
was
alk.
Y c I: h I 3. . U *5 y
. run - 1
Furniture. It‘y‘on ”arefintcrasted inrlnrtlcles of this ‘
an» exhibition worms: your inspection Every . new
t
"'.:.
l
tute'
8i
retire summer :cdttagc a. cool 3...! ,°,9m‘¢rtablej
w ill close “at: '6 ”o'clock, except Monday ‘ I
_ can:
Mai n 55!}
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