,‘gasl Being..’i ion In
Blah Ennis
he the accompanist of
Chester Niooll will fu-
ew ragtime piano soles
array of talent not yet
ill make lts'appeai'umucc
lnmcnt will he 11115er no
d for that reason ‘it is ex—
at everyone will feel {1 cc and
ii outributc, without fear or
to the merriment of the ov
Vter the entertainment the
‘ reguled with peuih
'DeKlyn's delicious ice
coke, 15 cents;
., a line bird dog.
the canine has travel
it: United Stthcs as mus’
Chaperones.” now play-
V w Yurk theatre rooi' gur-
be members or the company
rythlng of the. little ani-
ere loath to part with
t when Mr. Clinton said
8‘ summer they knew that.
eive the best care and
So Mr. Clinton brought
' id she would certainly have
be some dire calamity
d stayed out “much longm.
hose minor incidents thc
delightful one and everyone
limirtily. The return was
tilneVarly noon. The par-
Mr. and Mrs Robert.
1) daughters Vern 11nd (len-
rs. L. K. Clinton and Marvin
rs. Putnam and duugiitexs
and Corn. Misses“ Martin
oily. Murgtierite. Bundle
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1111 good ship V<“Sai0
no bake 11nd the result was
i e The purl-1' Ink
F.11V‘Voi'sberg. Mrs.
ten 130
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he,.VVVVHV:1yilund
. enjoyuble
emits in connection with
and ice cream festival
be heard in several of
.‘uccompunied by it ivcll
ry oi! the Belle Island lm
Society to beiiiscd as oo-
Clinton, of the [luviland
possessor or 11 dog that
d. The dog is named
M‘r.
ed the animal several
alone" yesterday morning.
‘itd'u‘uité‘ 'o sea on and it is
is deluide Putnam thought.
Her sister
, captain of the
1.1111111101111111. accompanied
‘Ayres and Harold Taylor.
.East-‘1Norwlalk.were at the
terduy, making the. final or
.for the ball game Sutur
In the absence of
Vernou Jarboe the arrange
a made through Frank Don-
@unuger for the Belle island
was decided .to hold the.
'fly afternoon 1112 o ’clock.
Sat 1.111 the game will be
‘ up tomorrow
11 lure spending thé day in New Haven...
1 Miss Cora Putninn caught her VVtViVng .
_ Vnr'sduy, cunsiiig té a bride
. this week for a short a y.
. Miss Jeanie Home 1.1.1.1... is '
spending a few days at 3the Ferris oth-V “'
festival to
ho. Rehearsals for the 11.01. will
commence Monday.
111':
for anything Mr. Farrell should not be
a loner.
bout “Columbia” in on the ways 1111
dergoing a thorough overhauling A11
soon as completed Hurry will be again
seen out In his skirt each day pulling
the little croft. The name is prob-
one.
George A. Shepard attended the dub
ing of the Knights Templar yusisrday
nt Roton and in the afternoon brought
his friend, my C. P H.1ill pastor of
the lininersnlist Church of Dutibury.
0101' to the ishuid and showed him
its mnnv delightful spot51
J. Ollie Burnett took Adelaide Put-
1111111 and Genevieve Sharpe out fishing
lust. evening in Miss Putnam’s skiff.
The party returned with only a few
hincliilsh. reporting that the water
was too rough for good fishing. ‘
The young-indies from Norwnlk and
South Nuiwnlk have. returned home
themselves while here and intend to
repeat. the trick‘another your.
soil Wednesday evening in Mr. boon-
nrd' s trim luuncli “Sprite. " The par
ty Included Mr Shepard Morton Shop
Ruudlc and Vera Sharpe 1 .
"18.01111 oi the party said she count-
ed thirty of the big fellows. They
uutchcd them roll over and over tor
nearly bolt an hour ‘
Edgar ltuymond of Rownyton. took
11 party of young ladies and gentlemen
uood breeze and everyodc‘heortily en
toyed the trip. ,1
Captain Win Benedict was ht the
island yesterday making preparations
to lease his cottage to Chariots Perry
11nd wife. of New York,‘1vho are ex
11VectVed up next week to take ,posses
'5 on
Edward Putnam is expected up from
Newark tomorrow tc‘spend the Sub-
uxcollent swimmer and diver and as
food of the water as his two sisters.
it is stated that Several of the cot
tages suffered considerably by the so
rare thunder storm of. Tuesday night
by leaks in the roofs. Red Top cot
tune is said to have been flooded
George 1 ie‘b Jr. returned home yes-
terday morning after a few days' stay
at the Bartlett cottage. All will miss
George and his funny stories and
songs until he is with us again.
A Whist party was held at the Haul
hind House Wednesday evening Miss
Adelaide Putnam capturing first p1 itc
Refreshmhnts of ice cream and cake
Wt‘l‘G Served.
‘11 soil in his auuillury ynclit “Huicyon‘
yesterday afternoon. The craft sull-
‘ed perfectly utter her‘thorougb over
hauling ‘
Minn Cornell s yacht "Halcyon" has
been hauled out and the engine given
a thorough cleaning Everything
about the craft now works to a charm.
Mi's.1 William Clinton and Miss (101-
ccllh. Cllnion, of Fordhum. N. Y.. are
'it the Havilund House. where. they
will remain for the rest of the season.
Meeker it Farrell. the South Nor-
wulk plumbers. are installing a new
bath room in. the Outlook cottage. the
nonmer Mine of W. F. Clarke.
Work on the wall in front of the
Ferris cottage is progressing very
11110111.. it Is expected the wall will
be completed today ,
C. H Davis will return to' Red Top
cottage Saturday 1in his new Winton
touring car which he has just receiv
ed from Clareinnd.
Contain Michael Molnerncy wnsV
sick Wednesday and unable to attend
to his duties. He was able to resume
work yesterday. Q
; H. C. Kim" arrived today from New
Yofig to spend Sunday at'the Haviland
House. tits brother George will come
Meeker &. Farrell, the South Nor
wall; plumbersV have Vreptired a leak
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.st‘a ofVV Mrs. F‘i'ede‘rick
11.11.11 Marguur e mile. of; nh'l‘YV
era beti'eeu the or and 110
Mr. and Mrs Taylor, of Waterbury
.ure expected at the Haviioud House
tune on Crescent Bench.
VMr and Mrs. Webb of No {21111
J. A. Forrell’s uloop yacht ”illolis”
Vi hunted but on the lgauthVVV 1111 Hickory.
sundry to put 1.111., cm proper shape
for the rains tomorrow at the Nor‘walk‘
Yacht Club. it preparation colliits11
‘ssagcoom
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Air-{(15 190!
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january I 5, 1902 3.50
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Hurry 111.111.111.111. miniature out
31" 2.891 02V ,3 54.566.43
. 126,422.72»
229,303.54
1 269,730.40
erly applied on the boat as a speedy
229.33! 33
4 Pendant
Annual Interest Pair! imSaoings Department
Trust Furia's,’ $21. 000. 00
Total liaoumulatlona, 15‘ Months.
THE SOUTH NOR WALK TRUST co.
1 93 Washington Street. 1
Dan/ting boars 9 to 12 a. 111.. I to 3 p. m. 1
S turd
.1 aromatic
after it two weeks stay at the Cotter ‘
cottage Thev‘ thoroughly enjoyed 1
i'
A party of young ladies enjoyed it I.
'li‘il Maude Twoodv Miss Marguerite ,
A party of young ladies w lie out I
to'. u sail saw 11 big school of oi'pois,
yesterday afternoon’for ‘11 soil in‘ his1
votht "Wil‘d‘ Duck “ 19 There Was a ‘
A Half 10qu of White. RoSe Ceiiloii
Tea goes as far as a pound oiV ino$t
other less .
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Half Peuud 3100
w,
run SALE 1311' V V-
Conrad Becker. South ‘Norwulk.
(fho'i'lcs Fiddler. South Norivnlk.
V iris 1111.11. South Norwalk.
mrns‘uuv'laéuy, 501.111 Norwulk.
1 New York Grocery (30.. S. Norwuik.
st Boettechor South Not-walk.
an; 1111‘: Brad South Norwullt.
bnth‘on the Island. . Mr. Putnam is un .
11111 Size 100.
Edward J. Finnegan, Norwalk.
Charles L. Glover. Noru'nik.
Henry Muihclo. Norwnlk.
George Otimmc. Norivulk.‘ ‘
New York Grocery Ca}. Norwalk.
William Bronsdii, East Noer‘nlli. .
Morris Epstein 11.111111011111111: ‘ L
. RJosclovVuky it 00., East Norwuik '
«AND LHADING 6R0 ‘
Minn Cornell took a partv out for I
FORMED .ANV ORGANIZATION.
it nioh of Connecticut Member: of ’
merican Medical Association.
About twenty members of the Amei
icon Mctlicul Association.
tiimili‘cu. met Tuesday at suvln Rock
Enjoyed a. seafood dinner and foim
ed a permanent organization.
following ofiiccrs were chosen: .
Charles James F011. of Willimuntlc.
,prusident; Dr J. M. Kcnuiston, Mid
dictowu secretari and treasurer.
The objects 1of this oignhization are
to promote 11
among the Connecticut members to ‘
arouse 11 greater knoulcdge of and in»
tore-st In the national organization and
to use all proper means to increase its
As onl1 one quarter. of
tile members of the. Connecticut ‘Medl
to! Society belong to the National As-
sirciation, the field for missionaiy eVi
fort is large and adults a
my 0! enthusiastic laborers.
(1 this work 11111111111 meetings will
hold and a committee of live. con-
s 11V log of the president. secretary, Dr.
(3 utavus Eliot of New Huron Dr J.
cd 11 few friends at her cottage Wed
is? K. Hoyt of llidgciioid. has been
spending 11 low tlnys at his cottnge
HICKORY BLUFF.
The mosquito iiect oi the Norwulk
i'nciit club. composed of W. H. flying.
, “Grace." Dudley 1'11 liuyu‘iond'e
"liudliue"' and William Skelton‘o cut-
1-iiout are to race 'in the open regatta
:.i' the Norwnlk Yacht Club tomorrow
‘ Captain Byingtou inn-i had
his veusel thoroughly overhauled 11nd
eVaninttV-d and she presents 11 line up-
acquaintance
A line new spring board has been re
:'civod hit the Norwallt Yacht Club und
19 to be. placed at the; outer end of the
Repuirs have been made to
'ho walk in front of. the clubhouse ‘
Commodore A. E. mChnslours vacht
'A}ll" has been hauled out at the
Norwalk Yacht club
.ciuping and. a pointing in icndiuesu
for the open race tomorrow.
1 The yacht‘ ‘1,Skippcr " owned by 11111.91
ivy Coinstock which has been over‘
hauled on the beach at the Grocery,
has been placed in the wuter again
1nd in now in commission. . ,
Sclctmun Samuel Lyrics has haul-
1d his “Little Joe" cut at the Norwulk
Yacht club 11nd, is putting her in read
iness for speedy going in
race oi the club tomorrow.
Vice Commodore H
v‘uoht "Kcstrul‘,’ '
and given a
The f0llowin; physicians, in addition
mentioned above; were .
'bewis ”Barnes oxford.1i)r. '
1 there Hartford; Dr. E G.
133:1, wetborsfleld;
Huiiock. Gromwull; Dr
New Britain; or S.
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ongew York was 1}) assent
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