' 's so
11111 no nos
116111311.
a
"cost. 1‘1
1 illness with malaria.
‘ V ‘V‘Blu‘ck Beauty" overhauled and but in
“ .VlVlis aunt. Mrs. Charles Heydrick. of
_ Bridgeport. have been visiting Mr. and
. ing. in the woman: armory.
. teen runs conic in. and stayed in the
‘ . ‘ suit of the accident.-
UB‘EI" {to build "
Wolfe always at your service.
Rev J. W. Davis in rustlcutlng for
a few days in New York city.
it is thought that nearly $15 will be
realized as the result of the affair.
Miss Clare. Day‘ of Van Zandt street
is visith‘l‘3‘1 f‘rion‘dsi in New Ho‘vo‘h. '
rs. Jane Cunningham. of Van
Zo’n‘dt street. is suffering from an abs-
J. H. handle. of Van zan‘dt street, is
able to be out again. after a few duys’
V Captain Thomas Butler Smith is giv‘
log the bottom of Victor W Fouls
cntboat a coat of copper paint.
m-Fireworks from Hafner’ s are light
inltuality and price. urbane 1111-3.
ore will be a business pleating
tonight after the legular social ser-
vice at the Advent Christian Church.
James Manning is halving his yacht
Shape for the season at Second Point.
Michael Beck Who has been the guest
of VCaleb Wood. at his home‘in Cove
tEvenue. returned:«i.o 1.1111111111111111. Tues-
ay.
' Frank Mead. of East avenue, went ‘to
the city today 101 a week's visit with
Brooklyn.
Miss Verna Wheeler who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Perry Meeker. in
Weston hos 1cturned to her homo in
‘East Norwaik. ‘
Mrs. Curtis Eddy and daughter of
Mrs. Mexsnder WWW-191i their home
in Hurtful-d Place.1 ‘
Misses Hazel Blascer and Jennie Ls
Count returned home yesterday after a
week' s visit with Miss Blascer’ s grand-
parents in New Yul: city.‘
Miss Roba‘ Sim‘onsV of Rowan street
is attending the commencement excr-
cises of the Port Chester High school
Her cousin is valedictotian.
The by—laws committee of Mayflower
Hook & Ladder Company will meet
this evening in
andt street to complete a revision of
the by lows
Mm}! FfllWhit‘ney‘. of Waterbury. and
, 113111th r, of W‘gstport avenue.
No ‘ spin yestcgfl? wainh WW?
sister. m; W. her borne
in Rownn 's't‘
Arthur Wood (of maxillary. is the
guest (11111011111911 Gnnfiolil 9139111111.;
avenue Mr. 11115011111111 a‘t‘iéxiiidth‘c 1111.0
(101111611 bf Brown 5 College; this" even-
Allle Phillips. of Van Zandt street.
stopped on a piece of glass yesterday
while going barefoot and cut his right
foot quite badly. The little fellow sl-
so wears a bandaged linger. . V
Thornton Canneldp ct Ses‘viev‘v ave—
rule. a student of telegraphy, at the
Brown College. has been presented with
a set of teiegraph instruments, which
will greatly- ‘a‘id him in his work.
Daniel Craft ran against a gate in
Van Zandt street. which had been care-
lessly left open, Tuesday evening. and
injured his arm and hand quite badly.
The night was dark and the gate could
not be seem . _
Carl and Edingor White. of Van
Zn'ndt street. spent Monday and Tues-
day with their cousin. Douglass Wil
items. of Lyons Plains. Douglass
who broke his; leg ribout tvvo months
ago. is now able to get around on
crutches.
No trace has been found of the
thieves who entered the East Norwalk
depot Tuesday night. it is probable
that the next time they we heard 1‘! om
will be when they enter another sta-
tio‘n along the line
The Evening Sentinel Baseball team
lost one of its Spalding bats during the
game with tho. Bani: Clerks Tuesday
afternoon on Mayflower Oval. The fin-
der would confer a favor by leaving the
same at the oillce' in Washington
street.
Sam Hull went ‘to Dahliury yesterday
to catch for the‘ South Norwalk barten-
tiers in their game of ball with the
Danbury iibationists After catching
one inning he had to relieve Thomas
11111111111111.1119. pitcher who let four-
‘-li‘a'fhcr‘ s Fireworks are 1992 stock.
Nomi horn last. season. Phone 135 3.‘
pitcher 3' box the ‘rest of the game.
George Conkiin. or Third street;
fell from a load of bay a few days
since and has been lame as the re-
He was driving
one of J Wallace Mervin’ 11 teams with
two bales of hay when the top bale
slipped off and George wen‘i with it
One of the wagon wheels ran over his
leg but fortunately no bones were
pass quickly with music and outdoor
E-DuringV tire afternoOn a line
3 guests 1
Toorhees. Eva Flags. .
" Lillian and‘mhel Rose, Am‘y To.
1 taming Wo‘stncrt friends.
the; 1.1 lick house in Van '
tortsinmcnt. «At fl!
its were sold a the guests on-
a Will 111119. was
pry
their service
sinocro than
iii-i. .Hub‘bsrd are enter-
Miss Ethel Kiiueielter has returned
home from boat-(libs 1112110051.?
Mrs. Cllfiordc tbill remains q‘u‘i‘teV
i‘ii'ta her home in flu/nylon
Frank L’Hommedieu. of B n‘.
“1.? guest of Mr. and M18. Alfred Croc-
he i. V .
V11-es Jones. of Brooklya.V‘vv ‘an
guest or his cunt Mrs.
JEenVrV‘Elic Shorel-
of 11115111 wound.
in south Nor walls
Presiding Eldor Montgomery. will
preach in the Methodiht Church to;
morrow night after which the quar-
torly conference will be held. 1V V.
preached twO very ab ‘11 111111 1111111111:
day, the Rowayton pastor prea‘ch'ing
in Stamford.
11111,: yet“: "Wil‘d‘ ‘D‘ll‘c‘it" ‘15wa b
Captain “ ‘e'
oughly overhauled and put in good
shape by William Lockwood and Eds;
gul’ Raynwud.
Opblr chapter, No. 52, 0. E. 8.. will
hold a social and musical tomorrow
night at the 1101110 or Mr. and Mrs
Heveloo Rowland in‘ Highland sve-
nus. A program has been arranged.
The proceeds will be sent to the Mo-
sonic Home at Wallingford.
‘ 1‘7‘1 .
11111111111010.1111 TON.
Thomas Britt. who has been taking
a attention than retulned to the Toolr‘cr
House.
The painters have finished ‘the cxter
tor of the town hall and. are now at
work on‘ the interim.
J J Flynn.“ Stumford has secured
a contract for extensive plumbing
work at Fitch’s Home. Norston
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Dari‘Ven 19511216313131)” “ “ ‘
Millions turniture‘ (rem James. Birch
RI”
Wiili“; wbl . of
turn! hiring otV‘ o‘rotoV, is vis‘it‘
sister. Mrs. J.‘ his fr‘d, of rim
slr.eet VNewV London:3 .
The 11111111111111
‘11th 11113111129: 11 house 131%.;‘oum
u‘l ,111V_ur,enlhi;.;gy.wu;l;V
011311111 Worth ofeilrew ‘r
John Oberiander. of the Ballot:
launch Works, sold a handsome boat
yesterday afternoon to Rev. Mr. Smith,
an Episcopal minister in New York.
The launch will be completed by it»
marrow
F. W. 01.11111111‘1101 the third dc-
dree in Masonry ‘at thlismoetlng of Old
Well Lodge 1" and A. lit. in South
Norwalk. Tuesday night. Several from
this place accompanied him to South
Norwalk. 1
Those who have passed the“ high
school examinations this year are The.
man Hoyt Florence McDonald. Stanley
Brown. George Chadderton and Harold
Whitney. They will receive their di-
plomas tomorrow.
The cat, which was known as
“Beaut. " belonging to Draggist Samuel
C Sililman ran in front of 11 mowing
machine yesterday morning and both
hind legs and tail were cut off. The
feline was relieved of its misery by
being shot Mr. Silliman says that he
Ivould not have taken :25 for the to-
me
Robert Schmidt. who is in the cm-
ploy of E. P. Jordan. the meat dealer
in Railroad avenue. met with 9. very
painful accident Tuesday evening.
while hanging a charter of bee! 11111 11V
hook His right hand. at the boson!“
the first finger c'uugi‘lt‘ in the book in-
stead and a very ugly wound was
made Mr. Schmidt wont to Etamf oxford.
where Dr Tiffany dressed the misty
The physician stated that: the bone
was injured and that it will he a. long
time before the hand can be used as
formerly
residence of a. German
Port Chester N Y
Stoorza. the popular his
place. and Miss Annie M
Singer, of Fairview {prong}
ten, will be united in marriage
the ceremony oil will asset‘h‘lil
residence of the bride. where a: recap:
tion will be held;
he Miss Etta. Watering and best man'
Albert 01191111111125ka young! couple will
go to housekeeping! 1 t. ,
close his mom“
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‘ Two. V
grooved- ‘V ‘ .
filth .111.
Miss Bessie Clark has resigned her .1 M loll
position in the R All G msnufcctory i8
V and farmers in Weston district are on
Key. George 11111111 or Stamford. 1h
sermons in the Baptist Church, 81111- "‘
Stevens is being thor- "
' who will succeed
that their old pastor will return here
E but a cell has been exte-
l, premises of lifts. WHY
At 7: 30 o'clock this evening 111. the ‘
l
The bridemold will .
new Home in: Wild 1 re
and; ' 111111111
M11.ain at, recently vacated by Al-1
bért Williams and wife
on catches in Sausatuck still con
tinue in be large. Dr.’ Stevens still‘:
{153353; ”I; Eat. yollteriiluyl mgrniugt hav-
11 calls t ortypoun s 11 noon. 1,
albeit 11. Smith has bouslit‘o Ru-
fus Wenonah the lot 1111113111130 11 est
Adjoining the l ofV Nothsnigi suit
and ill recto suds‘E‘onle bolt in
Eclivard ‘ ' 3
sins gormarly in t e launch Dewey,
‘ ' 11 ll {ism Collins. and
s
,of1.‘EaiElgiltuck, it:l nplut-
51wa ethin 1‘ ans con on
so ‘ofi‘i‘tnu so” 9‘ ei‘ ecll‘ilgng orders for;
on1111111111.an911110111011 J: Allen. of‘
which be is the junior member.
Thieves infest this locality again.
Collins. and
ecsntiy the horn of Hera
e, every Monday morn-
ers sent to the Bible-d1
111511.111 New You: and dis
tributed mod; the many charitable
institutions there
Ov‘vin‘g 11tc' illness Rev L. W Holmes“
announces that he must postpone his
preaching to the Westport Fire Depart
m‘cm on July 6. The reverend gentle-
man is nOWitaklns illifltlti ancded rest
in the Berkshire Hills.
invitations ' were .. received here
by friends of William E. Coulomb
former cm ‘i 1 lb action Com-1
party. to it to took place
Yesterdby- Bernard‘s Church.
ital-lisp. yN. J 8The bride was a Miss
Jessie this worth. at Barium it
5‘1
ce yx‘nV‘ool ‘lflifit‘
damaging effect on the 1111 her of sum
is evidenced at the fresh air homes
where the inmates only too glad of
any
with them any old kind of weather
3.003
More is 1111111111 speculation. 1111,10
13V. R. Thomson in
the Greens 1171111113 some anions.)
Church some still hold to tho 11111.1:
111ch to Rev
C. Stinger.“ Mechanical! 9. 011111.111
there is prbbsbility '01 big lic.c.o,pV‘thVui;.d
Local society is interested in 11 novel
entertainment to given on. the
Nomads blot:
walk Saturday. the broceeds‘ from
which will be donated to the. Norwall:
hospital. A society circus lit to be the
feature. announced 1111.; Who, Four
Brothers’ Circus." A number from here
will attend. 1;
V A small 19119911111115 an Vin the
harbor 11V week collec . send
worms. w lob are found in 11 till oys-
ters and clams. rum worms are sold
to fishermen who desire td troll for
basil The price paid is high? £1111 they
find a ready sale. it ii and there is a
state law against the ettlng of these
worms. and that the 011: has been
prohibited in other him .bii‘t West
port as done nothing in regard to‘ the
ma t.ter
Dr. Frederick Dowel-s
know if the town ot‘
have a Fourth 91'. July
year similar 15.11111 Eil‘
111 it“ 3 1:31:53?
c 11111, as .
such as rockets; etc . could V
is saidtobesbolcn coo
like twelve chars left in theV
‘ s wetness
lay the Norxollt‘. ‘ ill
the Betta held. Stem
no“ l‘tltili'lor 0 null 1'1 Euclid 1 EE“
1‘ down with her rendition or.“
mcr guests here. and this only activity '
kind or a change. malts. merry; ‘
' or. ’1 accounts down in her book. She
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libfi first)“; Vw ‘tb‘lmi‘ok‘h 1‘:
E11 «to among
11er hovers t as with scores. Char.
as Rowe, in his Gel-1o n selections.
was very mu h in favor and heal-til
applauded - rs. Richard G Mitchob
song "My Dr 11111 of You" vary sweetly
and endure with $14911”.
Lady Love." acting b
.much to the onioylne t of the little
folks. ill-.3 Mttcheilbrolishta choose
lot 111:-
loney on the Chinese Question. " At the
close of til
E31
113 M11.
:the art very'
ielson Electrlg
have formulaic-
Which will be exec
two 1011 a form ‘11,
Ellis? between Prov
11mm 11. My; MW”;
two sys‘tVelEns is in the
‘eVstti‘r New York This is
1- t1”) Miss c1111. Willem
oil 11 in the Vanda
‘t is 1113 1111.111 cud .
confers‘ncé held this‘ . .
‘held once in‘
returned
111111119101. and 1511st
to se-
’ “OWW
1119!“an iédwnlhp PM.” dud
111thon Pure. Indor‘fid by.
the Msluohuw “and of
most portioning of
.V‘ “0 ‘Minute Cough Core
:11 tithe
Messrs. Chinory sud Bray accompan-
led; by Willie Clone at the piano
Recitatioanammss Help. .,
1 Pearl Grumman.
limitations-«Papas tter
11 Annie ones. ,1
Vocal 10161-111111 Dream or You ” ‘s‘m
Love,”
Mrs ‘R ,0.‘ V‘Mitc‘heli.
Recitation-awe Sick Dolly.
or is Hendricks. , '
Recitation—fine Child's Prayer.
Boss! 11 Wood.
German selections; ' ‘
1 thistle: Rowe. ‘ ‘
vocal duett.
Blondie Fiedl‘cr and Eida Flint.
Reading. 1
11111111111 Raymond.
shamans—«nor: Begin 11
Alfredo Lindb‘cr‘g,
Recitation—41111 Flower Girl
id 11. Flint.
Recitation—«Josiah s Courtship,
Georgie Boston.
Reading.
Miss lda Raymond. 1
Recitation—fillies Msioncy on the Chi.
nose Question. " ‘ . .
as. R 6 Mitchell. 1
Dialogs—«Aunt liétsey’s Beans. "
Piano solo 11
Miss Nellie Smith.
An interesting program has been
prepared :61 this evening 1'
8UNSHINB CLUB MADE ATOOL.
“hi1
souls and Ratil‘o‘a‘ Funds.
A young woman giving the name of
Johnson and her resid: nce as Ninth
street, Derby, has been canvassing An
sonic, for. the past few days. supposed-V
VlyV ‘in11‘t1 theeinterett of the Sunshine So
'ciety. collecting money as she rel)-
resents it to defray the hospital ex-
11111111611 or an old man who lives on
wwer Main stroet.a1‘l‘d who is to be
room. 1
This woman carries a subscripa‘bp
the amount donated to the cause by
ouch subscriber. Monday mowing
she visited s house” .1111 South ,Clli!
strum an "
bor‘ ot“ the ‘ .
that this soolety never V
a house-to—hou‘se can m. was disin<
clincd to subscribe to the cause and
invited the lady to call again in the at
ternoou.
This sire
Wilmington entire
1: r 6 prev cos y.
11:: she use V: medi%go,_1m
smiley. over to file
When seen by t
oni'tho 31111 d '
ed about $5 and on the second day had
.‘i‘i‘r‘l‘sgi
. fibers everywhere testify to the good it
cored with “Honey, You' 5 M11 Lady
Dbl-by Young Woman Canvassing K11; ‘u‘
sent to a nearby institution for "but '
boon with her in which she puts dbwn‘ ’1‘
‘ urd Baxter.
"VI ‘ Scott. Gui
of Logsnton P One Minute Coo
tglitch
b‘l‘rfigilistclv. Mo
done their ”piston?“
11 1111110111111 Clifi
vices over Mic little boy ain‘t), was
browned on March 23.1Tho case dame
a}: cn Friday before Police Justice
amt and a‘ jury, and the low. dis-
1: his sermon spanned; Michel’
cl‘Vlst reflectit‘ms upon them be‘cliuse the
who "primoh ills gospel should- live by
the @spel. " He thought his charge was
a reasonable one. The Jury etc
to one; in favor of the ministcE
‘Cléanse your System with
King's New Life Pills and avoid uni‘old
surety They give lively livers. active;
bowels. good disastlon. lino appetite
Dilly 25c, at F. H. Baxter' 3 drug store.
sous lers‘Vs A NoVEL‘.
E. Jones. they:
try at “Jones
”the 13111. " .has
lost completed
Vnknbvei Veil tied ”Rich
has been nearly blind
able to cross the street
1
ngV barely
Visions. but be
at” crked faith lly on his book. '1; '
C
failed 1on imtcilled the Ge
- next morning. prose ow book.
. lug 1d his
PIP
Tile
nit.»
prion in sunny Church is to
11% not in thorough repair. V
Westbort Grange, Patrons of H
bundry, met last evening. 1V
Sure “
agreed. The minister will have the .
.cgso‘ ‘ris' again; Michel testified that . ..
and is ‘wi‘f‘e to David and Said and
or never 1 years he‘ .
‘ 1110110 it
believed his
child had not been baptized. Mr. 11111111 V‘ V
contended in court that “the laborer V11
is worthy of his hire i' and that "they 11
him
down
hot air pilhnrm
tools and m or:
reading “
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