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4547 WASHINGTON STREET.
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SOUTH NORWAiK 1, 1”CONN.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Genet
ally fair tonight and Wednesday;
warmer tonight Showcis have occurv
red during the past twenty four hours
in the Missouri \vslley, lake region and
New England. The temperature can
tin11es1 high in the ecnt1al and south-
crn sections. Considerable cloudy
weather prevails this morning in the
northern sections but very little rain
Is failing. Conditions favor for the
vicinity pleasant weather, except pos-
sibly local showers.
Company D will hold 11 special drill
in the armory tomorrow evening.
Buckingham Post G. A. R.. of Nor
walk will meet as usual tomoriow eve.
sing-
The Jerome May Banjo Club will
play at The Knob tomorrow afternoon
and evening. ‘
Company D will hold examinations
this evening at the mm for promo
tions to 'cot'poxais and sergeants.
The Patriotic Order of Americans
will hold'an important meeting tomor
row evening In lied Mens hall in
Washington street.
The freight department of the Con
solidatsd Railroad company is ex-
trerdely busy The freight now being
handled is heavier than for some
months past.
'1'Ii0wn' Clerk Herbert; R. Smith 911‘
posts. shortly to make a crusade
against owners of unregistered dogs.
.Sevei'al canines in the town are yet
V unregistered.
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The Norw’alk post. office force is al
ready to move into the new cities as
soon as the command is given The
new post office boxes have not arriv
ed and there are minor other delays
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1:V The railroad. commissioners and
some ofthe Consolidated railroad oili-
ciais went to East Hamptonon the Air
Line division yesterday to decide upon
the location of a new passenger depot
there and to pass upon other work.
William F1Sh11w fur the,past seven
years station agent at Putnam on the
Consolidated railroad, has been com
polled to resign on account of III
health. He is succeeded by Emory S.
Judd, station master at Franklin
Mass. . .
Farmers in this vicinity are busy
now With their hay crops. The season
has been a better one for hay than .for
any other crop and while much for
stuff is backward because of the on d
and Wei. Weather of the last several
weeks the meadows are heavy with
V hay of. fine quality.
-Have you indigestion? Is your apps
tits gone? Are you pale thin, nervous
and wars '1' Do you have heartburn.
and belch gas? You need Pepsikola
Tablets. 25 cents. They quicken the
appetite increase the flow of gastric
Juice and give you new vim, new vi
gor and new vitality.
For sale by F. M. Fincn.
A‘ requiem mass for John Fallon,
who drowned‘ last year off the new
light house was held this morning at
8 o’clock at St. Marys Church. A re-
quiem servlt'fe Will be held tomormw
morning at the church for John C
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Mrs. Mary 11.?!an ‘ ~ -1 f1
Special ‘Sale
‘ JULith .1111 5111
‘7 ' Native Chickens ...... . ...... 161: lb.
Legs Genuine Spring Lamb . . 161: in.
Sperryrand Barns Small Sugar
Cured flame, _ 141: lb.
Prime Rib 110111... ...'1 . 181: lb.
‘ Water Melons, Musk Melons on ice
11aim4~tino line of Home Raised V-cge
taVblfis 1 1. V, g
11.1.1. aisle ":1 1:“
Pubbc‘lilarket
32 811 Main, corner Haviiand Street
urn .1 1L1. "
sons: 110111: On moss is can; 11' ocnrsm srnmnss
came 1 sunny,
Water
o clock.
., .9, V
11111 on boulders.
‘ There will be a meeting of St Jos-
eph's T. A. l! Society. this evening.
Beginning with today. the Howlund
Dry Goods Company'V a store closes at 5
The unicorn of Court Mahackemo.
Foresters of America. will be installed
this evening. ' '-
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Norwalk Quartctte Club will be held
this evenins
Raymond Brothers are discharging
a‘cargo of'brlck at Norwaik. for the
new City of Norwaik library.
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The South Norwaik Outing Club held
, a regular monthly meeting, last night
but only tram-1111 ted routine business,
The large stock of paranoia at the.
stem of the D M Read Company. has
been reduced. See the ad in today' s 16'
sue. .
John W. Beutty, the painter and p11
poi hanger, would like to figure on
your Job. He Will give you satisfac:
tion. . ' 1
National President. M1 11. Rob-
inson, of Ncwburg. N. Y., will be pres—
ent at the meeting of the Patriotic 0r-
dcr of Americans. tomorrow night
1 «um—m 1
.-—Norka Melted :Oats. require no
cooiiiugwis nu Oat food already pre
pared and contains the nutriment of
oatmeal with the rich properties of
Malt. out a package of your grooer
and try It tomorrow for breakfast.
1 Newsdcslcr Magner last night pre-
sented the mayor and members of
the South Norwaik Board of Council
men with handsome palm leaf fans
Aparty from New »Y ork called at the
cities of Raymond Brothers recently.
and offered was $7. I50 p‘er ton for egg
coal, to be shipped toNcw Ymk city.
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dent Society will hold a meeting to
night. and will hear the report from
the committee (in-Memorial Day pic»
11 c. .
'i‘hebaseba‘ll teams of the Norwalk
Mills fire department and the Lock-
wood Manufacturing Company will
play ball on the Fair Grands Saturday
afternoon.
The members of Grace Church choir
are planning for an outing soon. They
have not yet decided upon the date for
the affair, but intend to spend the day
at Comps. 1
A new club has been formed in South
Norwalk called the Booze Comedian s
Club. The next meeting will be held
at the Warwick Hotel Friday evening
July 18 They will hold an excursion
in August "
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When iitile Johnnie Shéehan was
playing with Some other children in
Smith street yesterday afternoon he
fell from a stone wall and cut. his fora—
hcad quite badly. D1. Jean Dumortier
was summoned. Two stitches closed
the 'wound.1
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Nor‘wallt and Danbury horsemen are
takingt considerable Interest in the
races to be1 1held Thursday afternoon
on the Noru'aik Fair Grounds The
events include a free for all, trot or
pace. for a purse of $100; 2'. 27 class.
trot or pace for a purse of $100; 3.- 00
class trot or pace, purse 860.
A New York story Is to the effort
An important meeting of the South 1
‘ to
The officers of." the'ltallanlndsmm ‘
Btorc closes today at 5 o'clock.
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reams. V
lug honors 'with 1111,11 giving pleasure
devotees and many new
’fasclnatlon of tennis; this season is n ‘
good time to begin if you ve never
played. ‘
outfit for ‘ 11s for
other grime.
Tennis nuts 81 to $5 ‘
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B G l championship—«$4 den. 1
Practice bulls—43 1192.
B G i rackets from V3] to $8. Splen-
did iackots at $2 to 844—good sheep
and stringing and frame.
Spaldlug i'uckctsmu to 87.81111111-
lng rackets have been Improved in all
grades and me now extra good.
liacket-cdverswbm, 75c and :1.
Basement.
tennis; any
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if you are one of the few golfers
who know not this store and Its golf
IngVV. goods department come now and
get Modulated.
We me not boastful, but this is n
sporting-goods store unequalled hero
abouts "
‘ Its stock Is 11111111 and good—~11" this
clubs that golfers like are here; and
prices are uniformly fair.
‘Tl‘s but a step from the Cannon
street door and a beauty welcome
awaits you
Basement foot main stairway.
COTTAGE GARPETVS. 1 " ‘
All in one piece and so cheap that. a
summer's wear more than 1111st for
them.
Patterns are good and colors Include
about every desirable carpet color.
3 yards by flit—$2.05
8 yards by 3 7431i")
3 yards .by 35§-$3. 50
Cotton of course but said by the
mains to be fast on or
1"i‘hiid floor.
reissrssrs.__ : .’
Plenty now of those. Maddock toilet-
sets wc' vc had to disappoint so many
on during the past two weeks
Very graceful shape decorated in
either roses or violets.
Set of 9 i)it'ttefi~*$3 50.
Set with inn»$5.50 .,
Basement
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO-.
Bridgeport:
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that coal will go to $10 a ton before
the summer is over 1.0th dcaieis
such a‘ price unless the strike in
mines lasts much longer than is antici.
noted. Norwaik still have a several
weeks' supply of stove coal on hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Williiim“ RfiGo‘dfrcyfof
Wilton, had a pleasant family at their
borne. last Friday. Friends were pros»
and dinner, consisting of an old—fash-
loned clam-bake, was served on’the
lawn.
cess.V
Dr C. A. LindslVey, of New Haven.
secretary of the State Beard of Health
has gone to Burlington. Vt. to attend
the school of instruction for the hesith
officers of the state of Vermont. Today
Dr. Lindsley will make an address be.
i .
Duties. "
All the yemployoes’i‘of‘ the \Danb'ury
branch of the New York, New Haven
0: Hartford road rank soundly with the
in 11111191 of length of séovioemupn the
111111111111; 01111.11 Conductor '1‘: Edward
Smith of this city leads all the other
conductorssi 11ml! of" mamas Land
consequently has the choice- of any
train on the New Yonk div!
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0888!! so 1: age-
1111113511111 1111 MéGliinls has rélcentlyggbeen
appointed assistant conductor and is
running between 121211110er New
Haven. John 11111111 is now an eitrs
hi, Tubé and three hard
bet; fines: Gnarhnteed for on
passenger conductor. u—Danbury News:
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Outfit 10111111
doubt very much it cool will rcachi 1.
out from Brooklyn and The Norwalks. ’
All pronounced it s11 grest‘suc- l
fore the Vermont health officers on the '
' subject of "Health Officers and Their 1 1
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employees of the main lip of the New .
York division. 'I,-Vim menarapromoiied ,_
181111311111 have choice of train runs in 11 '
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" ~ Prices:
,Lbnnections Free.
1:611. Railwau 1i.
tin11,VCo111pang,, .
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Noyelue§ 111 Blue and Green.
White Duck Hats. Leghbru
this Handsome Plumes and
is the game this summer, is divid '
and good lungs and exercise to its 0111’ ‘
‘No one who doesn’t play knows the Z
Sportsman’s Corner Is a good place {
' “may ‘
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' Phone ’47‘3:
x We do considerable work tori
' . the "moderate means" people 1
because we figure with them.
for them.
Let us figure with YOU. £V
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'llili ilEGREl’liOII TOURIST CIlIIPlIil.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURS.
BLOCK iSLAND. 3day trips costing
$8.50 and $10. 50. Saturdays, July V,19
215,A11g 2 9,115.23 1111113 .
SARATOGA SPRINGS. 4' or (May
11111110111111; $12 or $16. Mondays,
July 21, Aug 4 ll. [8 25111111 Sept. 1.1
WHITE MOUNTAINS, bdny t1',Ips
costing $23. Mondays, July 28, Aug.
ii and 25.
AUSABLE CHASM. costing $24.50.
Julyliil, 28. Aug. 4, 1], 181 and 25.
NIAGARA FALLS, i-days' trip, coating
.19.. Tuesday, August 19.
THOUSAND IsLANDVs, i—days'
A11g.iii,$2VI.
ROYAL TOUR to Niagara Falls Thou
sand“ islands Montieai Au‘sublc
Chasm, Lake George and S111 sings,
12.1lays'trlp August it), costing $73.
CATSKILL, bony l:,rips cussing 814 50,
from New Haven July 22. Aug 12
and 26
COTTAGE CITY. fiday trips, costing(
517. July 21. Aug 4 and 25.
NOVA SCOTIA 1 trip, A1111. ii,
tour costing $50.
(.oplos of "The New England Tour
Ist" descriptive of all tours, can be
procured by applying to (i. W. I1'iu1-
ris Ticket Agent N Y. N. if it If
R. R.
trip.
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For to Ozone Soap Trade Marks.
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Mar ks
Given Away at
BUCKLEY & WHEELER.
BICYCLE ANI)‘ (‘YCI .E SUPPLIES.
5'.’ South Main St. 80 Norwnlk.
of Trade Marks
1. The three kinds
‘ must be presented for rocker.
Aiiiirstfcinss stores sell the Ozone
' goods.
w84th SEMI- ANNUAL DIVIDEND
T0 DEPOSITORS
of the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
United flank Building,
South Norwalk. Conn"
June 35,1902.
The Board of Managers have this
day declared a dividend to depositors
, ofV interest at the rate of four (4) per
cent. per annum for the six months
ending June 30 1902, payable 0n and
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interest not drawn will be. credited
to accennts and draw interest from
July 1 1902.
GEORGE F. BEARSE.
126 311' Treasurer
THE NOVRWALKV SAVINGS SOCIETY.
' Norwaik June 1211902.
interest at the rats of three and one
' half per cent per annum, for the cur-
rent six months Will be credited do
11111110111 July 1 1902 and paid to them
on an after July 10.
Per order of Board of Directors.
GEORGE E. MILLER
125 my
Treasurer.
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cans trouble. but death without in.
stance in the Connecticut General
can the Poor House for the
wife a 11 children. Think of it‘ to:
.“"sthue it tomorrow by calling
FM’k H. Field. General Agent
Hubert 1“ Pierce, Special Agent. V
filled Bank Building '
tubs £1511; 11:1: W11. Pricfanas
found him ly ng as mm a. so 1 111
an underarm
‘ Sunday at 1
~' Ha Wits said to be despondsnt
,o‘tlock in the‘ Gospel tent
, for
HIGAGO. 311111 lie—in ignorance of ,
h abouts for twenty;- 1
tnlnlunnmenls.“
little Island 811111191 Iieiidenis
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An attractive program for the Belle
island annual summer conference Is
being a1 ranged The confciencc will
open Saturday evening, July 12.11 8
o'cIOck and last. ten days {Several
prominent speakers are expected to be
present at that time and address the
conference. Among these may
mentioned .Itev. George S. Avery, the
well~known evangelist, of. Mount Ver-
non, N. 1’., Rev. A. ll. 'l‘uttle. 11,111., of
Summit, N. J.. liev. Kenneth Macken-
zie, of Westport, Conn, itcv. W. 11.
licndricltsnn, and Rev. J. G. Snyder. of
New York city. Frank Lea, from Af “
i'lt‘b. 11nd oti1e1 iiiisslouarics The con
fcrcnec sermon will he delivered Sun
day afternoon July 13 at 4 o'clock by 1
Rev. (10111313 S. Avery The services
will open Saturday evening at 8
The com- '
mittec was I11 session yesterday after
noon at the Ellm Home arranging the’
program. which will be given entire
in Thursday' s edition of The Sentinel.
The iiclic Island Juniors. captained
by Byron ilrowne, were defeated Sat.
urduy in their game with the liowny-
ions at. 1111111111 Point, but claim it was
a "skin trams," and are goingtoplay
the sumo team again Saturday The
line up of the Belle Island Juniors Sat-
111':1lay will be Byron l‘irtm'ne.1'.tit1"hcr:
’ Nicolle, pitcher; W. Clear. first
base; V, .Iarboe, second base; 'E. Cor-
nell. third base: I1“. Little, short stop:
J. Farrell, right field; F. Franke, left
field; .Ii‘(‘leut‘.1'ontcr held. The
game will be played on the lot at the
north and or the island. The boys
11111. anxious to 11cc are games with any
team whose players do not average
over 12 to 13 years. Challenges can
be sent to 11281111111111, White Rose cot.
stage, Belle island. 1011111111
About 25 Was netted as the result
of theicc cream festival given Sutur
day, evening at‘tlioliaviiaud House.
This will be used for improvcnwntsbn .
the island. Plans are being smile to
have a’ social affair every Baturday cv
suingt 1511111111 the s11m1nc1.An admls
sioii wl I probably be charged. the pro
coeds to go for iniprmciuonts ‘ 'Inc
results of the ice cream festival were
so fluttering that those who hachthc
plans in charge are confident that any-
thiug good in the nuclei line weald be
well patronized.
A peculiar capture was made ycstcn
(lay on South Beach. A little chip»
munk had wandered away ’1 and was
spied on the beach by George F. Fonts.
Mr. ir‘oote decided to securo'the little
rodent, and. getting 11 man named
White from Cranbury. to assist him.
gave chase andflnaily tiro‘d out the
chipmunk. 111‘ the rear of Mr.1Footc’s
cottage is a little cage where those in-
terested in animals can view the re-
suli of the capture.
.i. ll. Socley and George F. Footc
were at work nearly all day yesterday
on the, walk to Rated and expect to
complete their labors today. A dress-
ing of loam was added yesterday and
today the top ‘dcssing ofgavel and
stone is being laid. The walk will
be a great boon to those who go to 1
Pine Lodge or Rotou who can thank
Messrs. Foute and Seclcy for what
they hate done.
Louis iiigson son of David. Higsou.
shot himself last Friday morning. 11
cannon with which he w is celebrating
the Glorious Fourth going off unexpcct
chv and filling his face with powder.
The young man went to Danbnry to
see the family doctor and had 11 large
part of the powder extracted. but some,
still remains in the black 111.11 ks on his
are
Rev. and Mrs. Creighton, the this
statistics from .1 Venezuela, «who. have
been staying at Elim Home the past
‘fcw weeks left yesterday afternoon
New York city. The change
wrought in the couple by their stay at
the seashore was very marked.
The score of young ladies who have
been occupying the Beat cottage the ,
past week returned to their homes in
Danbury yesterday, much to the ser-
row 01‘ the young men of the island _
who hope to see them again before the
season is over.
Mrs ids May and Mrs Russell. of 1
New York city. are the matron: this
season in charge of Elfin Heme. Both
are good speakers and the Home is
congratulated in being able to secure
the services 15f tthe excellent worn»
on
William Mallory and family return»
ed to their home in Danbury yesterday
we 11 slaving been received of the ill:
M Mallory's- father.
iillns‘ss permits. 1
Clear and James canals,
1, came Saturday
e 51:11.51: with their famil-
ne .1
“at the 'l‘wccdly cottage.
Mr. '
‘ day on boldness.
Mom May Montana: Patterns.
pAINTY WHITE WAISTS
6 keep the wash waist activity
ngolng by such values as the following
This time it‘s white waists. but there‘ s
also hundreds of pretty fancy waists
to choose from
Ladies' white lawn shirt waists,
tucked front and back bishop sleeves
tucktd collar and cuffs, 1egula1'price,
$1. 25, at 31.
Ladies’ white lawn shirt waists.
tucked and insertion trlmlued front,
low collar and hurt sleeves, regular
value $1.75, at 1.39.
Ladies” ‘whitc lawn shirt waists,
‘clusteied tutks, six rowa oil Insertion;
tucked collar and cuffs regular value,
3198;1hese at 81 50. ,
Ladies white lawn shirt waists,
tucked front and back bishop
sleeves, regular value $2.25, at 81. 69.
THE BATHING SUITS.
Bathing time is about due. A large.
iy Increasing business demands a
largely increased stock to satisfactor-
ily‘meet the demand. You’ll find this
bathing suit equipment of ours most
complete. You'll ilnd qualities right
styles right and piices most inviting.
Women’s black mohair bathing
suits; white braid trimmed, gored
skirt, at $1.98. ‘
Women's black,
ins; suits, braid trimmed.
sleeves. at $2.50
Women s mohair bathing
black 111 navy white sailor
braid trimmed at $4 49.
Misscs‘ bathing suits in black or
navy, white braid trimmed at $l. 118.
Men's bathing suits all sizes from
751: to $29.8
navy mohair bath-
suits in
Cell or
short pull 1
An important Selling cf While
The Big 13111111111101 Bathind Sui 1s
Exiraordinaru Hoise‘ru Values;
Warm Weather Underwear. 1 '
SOME SPECIALS FROM 1'i‘H‘
s'rocsmo secrtou.
traordinary hosiery selling.
hosiery;
socks.
prompt investigation of in
items offered
‘ Ladies fast black
lilc q1u1iity,11t 1299c pair.
at special price 110111.111 11
value 19c 11 pair, at 12%
double knee and heels 19111111
256, at special price new
regular value 15c. now '10 it
1 Men's extra line quail
half hose,
special forthis wook,.150;1)n
WARM WEATHER UNDERW
" The 1
men, women and chlldrenv ,
much In demand just now. 8
ing of surplus lots from ‘
agents makes these prices p
171: quality;
trimmed regular value 39
pants, lace trimmed. vaiuo‘ii
short sleeves, drawers
ular value 29c, 2511 use
long or short sleeves,
match, We quality, now 391.-
shirts and d1'awe1s,vaiu 3
We' ve planned for a tent do”!
childr'ens busier
Pay you to make citi-
kdrop ail
Children's that black Vb
Children's fast black 1'1in
45 doz nicns fast block
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thin sorts of ,uudervr
Ladios‘ jersey ribbed ye
now Mtge,
Ladies' white ribbed vests
Ladies‘ jersey ribbed
Men‘s bulbriggnn Bhii‘t‘i._‘V
Men's French balbrigga
dra
Boys' extra fine quality M1
two weeks, while 11111111111111 W1. re-
main three weeks.
Dr Walter J. Sirohmoycr took his
mother and two sisters. Luna and
first-1'. for a trip to Oyster Bay. yester.
day, in‘ his eatbout “Critic," All re
port a fine sail.
The Belle Island Juniors now use
Mr. 'Iirown‘s field at the north end of
the island for a baseball field. The
ten 1npr11cticcs Mondays. Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Arthur Kroin returned to llanbnry
Monday morning after a few days‘ stay
'Ihc genial
lawyer is cxpc1ted down with his fam-
ily any day.
Miss Ge -rtrude Taylor of Brewaicrs,
N. l. .. who has been the guest of Mr
and Mrs. John W. Woodrutl. at the
Hay cottage, returned home yesterday.
,Dr. F. M. Wilson was over from
Bridgeport yesterday making arrange-
ments to bring his family to his sum-
mer home on Smith‘s Island today.
Frank Donaldson, Chauncey Schroe-
der. Miss Waiters and Mrs. Schroeder
enjoyed ‘11 sail yesterday afternoon in
M1. Schrocdc‘rs calboat
Waiter Gilbert and (‘harlcs Lloyd. of
New York city spent Friday and Sat-
urday at W 1’ Powers cottage on the
Belle island road.
lilies Mary ltobinctte and Miss Ber-
Monday afternoon to spend a few days
at Idlim Home
Rev. Adolph Roedur. of Orange. N.
I., has rcnted‘the second floor of the
ones cottage {rem Jul 19 to the bib
otSeptember. - 1
Miss Priscilla Holborrow and Miss
Dots E. Griffin, of New loxk city have
arrived and will spend July at the Hav-
iland House.
F. Littler and family. who have
been staying at the bowls cottage the
past two asks, 1ctu1'ned to Brooklyn
Sunday.
Miss Grace Smith, of Bridgeport,
spent. yesterday the guest or Miss EI-
1ncnd1‘1ri‘,of the Belle island house.
A few bothers enjoyed a plunge yes.
tcrday morning at East Beach, but the
water is still too cold for comfort.
Mrs George Clement Bradbury.
Alice Kane 11t’Clovcr cottage.
House “for July and August.
yesterday:
J. A. Farrell and
spent yesterday in New York city on
business.
Master Frances Murphy, of Danbury,
is spending a few days at the Bay ‘cot-
tage :
Mr S. Lillian Hughes from Brooklyn
is spending a ‘v‘veek at Lewis cottage
W F. Clark was in ,Brooklyn yester:
French knots are used very liberally
to dedofite 1&1 Hit of «nos maten
oi? ,7
Newark N J.. is the guest .of Miss ‘
Mrs G. N. St. John and son Chester E
of Paterson N J.. are at the Haviland '”
,,.
The. guests at Bonnie View cottage ’ 1'
11‘Gtul‘néd to their homes in Brooklyn '1 1 1
Fred.
lust
Frederick A Hosmer, coal
for
New York, Ontario aner
way
on nith apoplexy. He 11:
ly attended by the combat!
Dr
nun who was at the Vmoetiil
at 11111 thought that the a
nothi ing serious but 11 carefu-
Ilon led to the belief t
might'be fatal 1111th
Vmuvsd to his home; 808 Grit
u '
LAN ES Begummm 131%
' Repairing
' Machinery
A. Hosmer Taken
III.
NEW HAVEN, July
tending the meeting 11 '
Company Governor's Ito
night. Quartermaster"
New Haven and vicinity?
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N. R. Hotchkiss, of 8th
H
the Ambulance.
413.03. KING’S
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