(i we Britten, oi Winileld street. a
on the sick list.
Hobart] Benedict "continues to lot
prove daily, at his home in Osborn ave-
one.
fiFrederick Warm will take out a para
tyog Danbury butters Sunday in his‘
yach
. Mrs. Louis Tichcnox, who has been
“ ill at her home in Widlield street. is
I ,_lmproving.
‘I " casual J. Dunn.I.of Which. is the
III silent of his sister. Mrs ll. IL. Seymour
‘ 3161‘ this place.“ I
George Brundage is now employed in
. I Herman Malmo' s cn‘fc on the Washing»
to'n street bridge.
I f 'lirnacis Edmour is confined to his
II Thom‘é in Rowan street with a severe;
" gottack of lumbazo.
The Misses Board, at East avenue,
went to New Haven. this morning. for
I a‘visit with friends.
Bert Knapp. of Winfield street has
. purchased an engine 'from the Nor-
walk Launch Works. ,
Frank Allen. of New street, is build-
ing a hatch for John Cabanas hand—
some sleep "Louise." :..
Mrs. Buckingham, of Van Zundt
‘ street is spending the day with her
,. daughter in Westport.
.' Miss Marci Greene. of Wilton, is the
Igucst of Miss Mildred Bennett. at her
home in Sshyle‘w“ avenue
Elmer Scofleld, of Charles street. has
left the employ of Tilly, the South
Norwaik carriage maker.
Roberto’it Weed. the bicycle repair-
‘ ' are, have purchased a new gas mach-
me from New York parties. ,.
oscar Hellman. of First street, is as- ‘
sistlng in Irving Robertson’ 3 meat
market. An Van Zandt street.- . .
. The Eman‘on Whist Club is planning
‘ 'I; a trolley ride to a park near Stratford
I' fog in}; early‘.part of August.
‘ at tli‘é residence of William Cavanagh.
‘ in tirchsrd street: Norwaik. .
~Don' It forget Epworth League Lawn
Fete, tomorrow evening.“ at J C. Hawk
II ' ins' s,‘ Seaside Place. Ice cream and
VI cake; 15 cents. Bnmorous stereopticon.
views a feature " “I” *
. The Ladies' Aid Society will bind an
‘I important meetin tomorrow afternoon
_ II ‘ in the East Avenue‘Motiiodist Churchi
X . _ Ralph Yerlin. of Norwalk. ha secur\
I I ed a realign with the qutlnlairlt‘oliiir
‘ achihe Conipan .
.. diycc. and Y i; thin
. on I , ‘
Mrs.‘ ophieffil. b. oohlyn is
the gods 1of hidr‘fiigw i'M’rSL: Charles M.
Moelléi', of this aahin‘gton' street
_ bridge;
George Slieryqnd. injured one of his
. fingers quite bad . yéaterday, in the
I accident on the Washington street
j. . ,. Ibridg‘e. . . .,
‘ . Contractor‘ 'J W. Beatty has a force
of men no. work on the No’rwalk club
building“ refinishing the interior and
exterior.
I Captain George Byxbee who former-
, ly resided in East Norwalk‘. lies ill at
‘ the home of Frank Byxbce; at Oyster
Bay, 14.15 , I I o .
' James L'Hommedieu’ 5 class will hold
their regular weekly meeting this eve-
plug in the East Norwalk Methodist
Sagan? SchooL Room. '_
., I P Holmes at his home in
East aye be. returned to his home in
New York city. Yesterday.
. Charles Staples. who was iil‘ibe lat-
I tar part of last Week at his home on
' Marvin’s Ridge. has resumed his duties
in the Norwaik Iron orks. I
' Sam Hull will go .t anhury, tomor—
' row afternoon.» to on for the South
Nomadic bartenders in their game
with the Danbury libationists.
Edward Raddy and daughter Sadie,
GYM“ IalmmIspenTSundav with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. . J. Reddy. ntI
eirl home in Van Zandt street.
. Stanley has taken his cat-
y " which has been lying off
point to the Knob. where she
. in dining the summer.
Mrs. C. -- j Jimmerson. 0t
Realty is doing some papering “
II lit NM Ml
inci‘iiin‘h.’ at 11 o'cloc
Devi-above ll: ”mouth .
Manda in their e‘réa‘mh t.
Henry W. lreiand. who is employed
ll Kriezér it Qompany, or South
0r . it was attackedby a doll while
ma 3 inc premiaeii-obohnlad by iii-itch
ll Worrelt a he t
p ensue “inn? and
M.r lreland statesnhat had it not been
for his exertions and the assistance of
is lady residing- near by, he would have
been seriously injurtid. ‘ ‘
, Inmuwa
IWork wasi commbnoed: yesterday ex~
cavntinp the trenches for water pipes
in Crockett at‘reat . .
The Ladios Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will hold its regular
monthly business meeting tomorrow
atternoon at 3 p. m. in the chnpol.
Mrs Lew,is owner of the Fairview
House. in Rowayton avenue. came here
from New I'i'ork‘ cityi yesterday hitch
norm, for the purpose ’of taking peacea-
sion of the bostclry. one had neglect-
ed to give Francis Benedict who has
been in charge for several months: any
notice other intentional) he declined
to leave on a few, minutee' notice, and
said he would take the ten days al-'
lowed by law. Mr. Benedict and fam-
ily will probnbly move soon.
David M. Corbett. of south Noriwalk.
who owned the large place in Romy-
ton avenue. adjoining Mrs. Mary A.
Vincent’s property has disposed of it
to Robert 8. Barclay, of Brooklyn. who
now him a summer residence north of
the Norivalk Yacht club house. at Hic-
kory Bluff. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. C. 0w-
ens. of South Norw'nlk‘. have a lease oi!
the place until next September and
than Mr. Barclay will take possession,
and make a number of improvements
in the house and other buildings.
Miami lino NOROTON.
0. Jones of Stamford. was in Daru
ien yesterday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Sylyoster Bowen went to Stain
ford yesterday afternoon to Inake a
brief Visit With friends. I
Wilbur Bates is éufterlng with a
very severe toothache. One side of
his face is swollen bsdwiy ‘
The young people of the Noroton
Presbyterian Church will give an en»
tertainment this evening in the
church.
Frederick mania. or Nordton. who
has pneumonia: idlbeported as impiioyi
ids‘siowiy; It was not expected tli‘nt‘
he would liven
The Volunteer "Hook and Laddiir
Codified? held a‘ practiéodrill and run
lost at it! I“.,“The‘y tul‘i‘iéd the Wilton
upon an old blacksmith shop. I
The Ditridn Buaebhil team and this
widower team at East Norman will
play a‘ blame on title Brad? ilelti. Dorian
Saturday afternoon offthls Airlock.
The Men' s Club. of the Dorian Con~
oregailonal Church, will give a straw-
berry IandIice cream festival this ovI
ening in the Darien town hall. There
will be a. phonograph entertainment;
Mrs. William R. Maolt‘iei has no for
recovared from her. recent attack of
pneumonia. that she is able to see her
friends. Mrs. Mackie was so serious-
ly ill that no one was allowed to see
her for some time
The. yard of Selectman Charles G.
Witterhury' s cottage that Louis Stoor
we is going to occupy. is being fitted up
in line style. A flower bed and other
improvements are being made. Tho-
mas Flannigan is doing the work .
On the morning of July‘ 4 the West.
cheater nine will play the Dorian Base-
ball tecm on the Brady held In the
niternoon the Daricn team will go to
Woodsido park in Stamford and will
play the Black Roads team of that
place. On July 5 the Darien team
will play the Stamiord Commuters at
Dorian. ’
The funeral 0‘: William B. Tastevin.
who committed suicide in New York
by drinking carbolic acid. was held
trim his late home in Dorian yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Louis
ch preached the tuners] sermon.
. huge lilac assisted in the hervices by
Rev. Herbert S Brown Interment was
in Sprinn Greys Cemetery
? .- WESTPDRT.
E..C Tanner. or New York. is visit- I
8 -.' in: relatives here.
port. mmvlsfié‘d
A regular meeting of Westport
Grange is set for Wednesday night.
oftIls Thompson. of Bridge~
so old home here Friday.
Thomas Werner and wife. of New.
gig-Lt.- have been visiting friends in
o , .
given two overdo it. The money rain
5 iii
lid on their entertainment, which was
ed is to be put a the hands of the
“You sable.
wrfk Mien Rainy to very-.3 sate
tin Ito tho parents iii-elation: and iii our
of the ohil rob “lilo so kindly aided in
limiting tthoutcmihmont a Illusions.
Kenneth Mackenzie Edward Lehn and
Everett Fillow of the Staples High
school. nidé‘d Miss Ronny by takinsi0
charge of the tickets acting as unborn
d burning the colored lights. Miss
cany desires to thank them publicly
for their kindness and the admirable
way ‘in which they conducted their
part of the work. Last week Monday
might the clasp presented Miss Reany
iii a pretty pair of vases us a token
of remembrance. '
Tho finest Iberries to be found any-
where are rained right here in West
nort worsen barrios are in demand
Brld dgeport and it is no wonder they
bring fancy prices, when the berries
are Macon Which are big red fellows
some so large that it often seems as
it steaks could be out (root them. Some
Westport berry raisers Who are mak-
ing a specialty of this branch of form
log are Stephen B. Wakcman. John S
Wakeman Horace S Wakeman and
Burritt Wokeman. The other night a
trolley express care went to Compo
purposely to: take the berries from
there to Bridgeport. where they are in
great demand. The berries are all
pickled by hand mostly by Italians, in
cluding women. who are paid by the
quart; When theyIIpick a‘qnurt. it is
taken to a shed erected for the receiv
ing of berries and tho pickers receive
a card on which is printed a row of
figures from one to four The numbers
on these tickets are then punched the
number representing the number of
quarts each one has and when the day
is done they are paid; Some expert
pickers make con'aiddrablo money each
I day' s picking in comaIinstauces tick
etc are used instead. ot a card J. M
Bourger sends ignite a tow berries to
of a line variety. The strawberry in
famous as Westom't smelt
manual in disturbing the community of
one of the uninitiated Saturday. Sher-
mdrket and placed hit umbrella in the
ad: in and did likewise.
wot in a discussion relative to the Beef
Trust. and naturally warmed up over
the millionaire prices on steaks and
rib roasts. He made some purchases
When
Sheriil Romper started I ”to leave he
found an umbrella. but not his. It
milk of/ human kindness within
er. who. Kemper concluded. had his.
open the umbrellii and grew‘bo ener-
getic that he knocked the pipe our of
bid mouth. lie-II was on the point of
saying something as he stooped I‘to pick
up the pipe. but at that Omani be
somehow got the echanisni of that
umbrella in doubt on and it flew open
ped the umbrella. "The cussed thingl
Its centurier than Steve Taylor ever
was. 'Nothe‘r new fanglcd notions-
fracture it rib. l' He recovered his pipe,
umbrella and composure. then got af-
ter Sturges As he got his own umbrel-
is back. he remarked: “You may have
yours. Ed “Why. i wouldn‘t own a
utilised think like ‘th‘atLI «not it‘ i never
carried one. Kicks like a mule.
Wetso'n' my 0‘ Inuit: I thought some
with a blackjack. "
No'rgs when: SEA sl-ioaa.
interesting ‘nms enthuse at Bella
Island, not“ Polnt‘and Hickory Bluff.
EmMayOr William B. Hubball.
South Norwnlk who had about com
pleted a, deed for the sale (if his sain-
home on Bell island hasrcha
i; were can: our
. . on
Holy Communion will be administer- I ' y
moi-row.- .
{connector Harris and wile. and Miss
t Goodseli. “we; visitors in a id
I Aspetuck
Tuesday slit. July ,
ed at Trinity: which; at to a. in. m: "
arse and re-
passion in
oathort Center school cleared
retinal committee to use as they thinly“ Q
in buying bookt start for“
market: which are spoken of as being I" '
dustry is growing year by year and -. I
“OGli‘WIestpm‘t strawberries will be as .
Another trick umbrella was instru-‘f':
iii. Fred Kemper went into Wood's II?
I metal tray usually utiliaed for fish or'
vegetables. Edward Sturges happen: 1
Mr Sturges
and grabbing an umbrella. that later , '
. proved to be the sheriff , left.
was better than his. but the uncnrdlcd I
prompted him to return it to its ow’hI‘ ' ' ‘
and he started to humor his conscience. I- I ,. I.
At the door he made a futile effort to ‘ '
like a lack in the box. Kempc‘r drop-'
durn me it my heart isn't trying to
of "
all?
. I am »
Gn’ iibllshe in I '
hycioaadiu _ "F
:donounco til
tiny;- work
astute ants and
rnuc' " mo an
haihmha‘ it
in: the oath
{router's untrue
. “it is our our so
new calmnesu i
purged of its use
to‘procmitn t o i ‘
ihprs,tiilimat rb
Eighpgiwmethm it °Y " ' is all right ' i
o c an or y.‘ I ' I
Prominent leaders in on g "a! die r my but to parade cyan icouutcrlelt do;
men of the church I re “the“ up the to
light and proposed t rouse the. (lathe.
lies of the country id unite and de- ‘0
t. I That they
Our club ‘ ,
I iii
me at my in
often at; on“
“ of bed inifi
mice make a
none indiyid- ‘1
, good name of one
main! a revision of; i. is work, . ~ 9. d mm" educa-
‘Boya, it you ever a the post grad
tints chapter "wbic God forbid" you t it
will see that it i 't'such a Wonderiuily
DINOSAUR MOU ED A‘FI IYALn.I
Interesting Bolanti Exhibit of Bonn
menacing. Wee e.k .
Prof E. 0. Base 31' and his aisl’st
ants at the Pa I! y Museum. ,1!
have just moan .. he hind legs
pelvis of another" osaur. it stun
iii toot hint: and. 0 whole akel .
will be 70 eetibl stirs it has;
in the possessiOn the uni rllty
since l878 out has ever been ' ‘-‘ ‘
9d It was found l Ken‘io. Wyn
Thiii in one of the moat intends
scientific exhibits l commend
at Yale and is Vls and by or
bers of guests: ‘
REAL ESTATE IONEE D;
CHICAGO, Jun 24 .de
Jacobs. a pioneer; ml estate déale
Chicago. who was knoyvnt through no t':
the country as a leader in‘Siindiiy.
school work andII . c was chairin
the executive . l‘k of the Not
Bunday School or initiation died
last night in his si ty eighth yea
had been ill for s e tint? '
.w......
«so . cum ”it!
Market Has“ Been Po
'1‘ o but t éoyutdl‘melliv now .II‘.II;
b alI birth. is
Tabourettcs, Indian Stools. screens. etc. and they are brill
quick. selling.
We are also headquarters for .
Summer Bedroom Furniture
White neurone d creations White opens Light chant Light. Mat
reasonably ‘ or.
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Norwalk Chronicler