The gutters near Hefner a store are
_ beina repaired
The (worsened schooner E. wash;
burn. cleared today; .
M»
M
The East Norwalk cemetery grounds
are 3311111113 improved.
Curt illlng 111 the guest of Fred
Home in Cove aveu'u'e‘
Miss 'A'da‘ Golding”, of ‘East‘ avenue,
is visiting friends in New York. 3
Miss Cassie Berriam, of Armonk. N.
Y., is the guest of Mrs P. W. Brown.
Mrs. John L’Hommedleu and son
will remain at Heliport L. 1.. a month;
3 Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Daniels, of New
Haven, are visiting friends in Cove
street.
”
Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Farrell. of
New Haven, are (visiting friends in
‘ Van Zandt street.
Captain William H Verity’s house
in Soavlew avenue, is receiving a coat
‘01 paint.
J. W. Kear'u's. oi Mount Herman, is
the' guest of Irving Smith. He went on
the excursion today _
Joseph Schuldice and George Hig-
1 11011,.uf Belle Island, visited friends in
2 3' East Norwa’ik yesterday.
30. S. Hosford, of New York. has
been the guest of Drugglst Thomas B.
' 3 Griffin for a cog'ple of days.
East Norwalk is almost deserted to-
dain nearly evil y one being on the
Methodist- Baptis excursion.
Leon Barnum, who has ban (visit-
ing relatives in this place returned to
his home in Danbury last night
Mrs. William Hosego'o‘d, oi Prospect
street, 111 spending a week with friends
in Roseville and Toms River, N. ..~J
M1'. and Mrs. H. Buyson. of New
101 k who have been visiting friends
in Betta place, returned home yester
(lay.
H. Wheeler is in 'L’Homme'd'ieu '
Brothers' stme today,'t(1king the place
of John LHomedleu, who is on the ex
cursiou.
Henry Barnum, who has been III at
the residence of relatives on the Wash
ington street. bridge, returned this
11101111115319 Danhuri'
m
Several from this place. who did 1101'
go on the Methodist- Baptist exculsion
to 011111611011 Grove ,ftoday went to the
steamboat (lock to see the party off.
The J'i1nlo1 Band. of the East Ave-
11'1'1e' Methodist Church. will hold 11
meeting tomorrow night, and it is car:
neatly desired that all the members
lie Lprescnt. J. W. Kearns, of Mount
Herman, is to be there. and will speak.
Harry Crossett will be the leader.
Mlss EVa Bowen entertained several
01 her young blonds at her home last
night iii honor of Miss Ruth Hart. of
Both cl. who is her guest Games of
over description were played. and
r'sh'nisnts were served. Those
present' were the Misses Grace Whit-
thkh'r Lo'dema Adams, Elizabeth Ains
worth- Edith Youngs. Mamie lngham
Eva and Lola Owen: Messrs.
Geor'gc Ingham, Bert Wright Erne'at
and Harry Reynolds and Howard Bon-
. W3
3 n warren.
" " order in Statutord.
3 tile Young is ebullbegl to her‘
"‘2 133.3 ill be a vanilla; party from
file tomorrow night if the weath
' veion Rowland and deuuhte'r
" Highland creeps. spent yes:
' lion rockett. why 1111 bed
('1 him and no y 0111
nylon baseball (an is try-
- 30,1013, oturday be:
be school house.
0 Plunder. who bu been
arrv Crossett. Harry Ainsworth,
edict. , .
Inks OI Crockett street.
(”(1111 sit-set by illness.
rabie.
til friends in Bridgeport,
turned to her home yester-
- 'beplcyedi
W Charter for
. Wethers'neld.‘ are (0013‘s at the .hddlo:
(.11 reports thatt one
.‘Ilmvoylon avenue, left this in ruins
to spend the day at Conny (clan, and
from there will take the night boat
for their home 111 Willow"
,Orvilie and Susie made many tripods
guild place, and all were sorry to see
'1: cm (leper t'.‘
Captain Isaac Payne gave a number
_. ,prliS. 81111113111311 13mm out at town a shore.
dinner last fiuuda'y on the beach on“
the was side 01. the river. and 91311011:
Wards i lay enjoyed a line sail in his
balls some yacht f‘lvy .Pol ’.' out 111
fund and (13.1.3.1 tl311rou'g the Nor-
walk an (all v ewe 1111111 summer
1.130113113111111“vicinity. Till; guests
were Mr. and Mrs '.0 H. Beedwell. of
Stamford Mrs. Harvest, 3
city and Miss Brady.
DARIENAND R TON
Robert Smith the Rail 311d: avenue
butcher, spent yesterday in New York
city.
George R Bylngton, of South Nor-
walk, was a visitor in Darien yester-
day
Landlord A. C. Bailey, of the Colum-
bin Hotel, was a visitor in Milford
yesterday. .
Joseph Evans of New York, is
spending two weeks at the hom'e of
George Oberlander.
M1. and Mrs. R. L. Gillette and
daughter have gone to East Haddo‘m
to spend a week with relatives.
Mrs. Angle Morphey contemplates
going to South Coventry‘ to visit Mr.
and Mrs. E E. Clock in a short time.
About forty members of the Darien
' Business Mons Club left town today
on the 10: '18 train for. Rye Beach.
Whel’c the itnnus'l picnic and dinner of
the organisation will be held The
members. anticipate a. very pleasant
t me.
Mr. and Mrs. Bunnell, of New Lon
don have been in Darien and vicinity
recently, in an effort to purchaseu
hotel. Landlord Bailey of the Cou
Iumbia, was approached, but as the
parties could not agree regarding the
price the deltl Was not consummated.
WESTPOR T.
Chalice Butterson has a position on
the steamer DcI’uy.
living Sippcrly has purchased a that
road horse, of Norwulk parties.
Dr. E B. Gorbam and wife. of Jor
any City are visiting relatives hero. .
John Curtis, has broken ground for
his new house, on the Norwulk road.
John H. Allen has erected a flag
pole on his premises in Compo street
Miss Elizabeth Loveland of Provi
deuce, is (1 guest of Mrs. S. B. Pillow
A 1130 foot dock is being constructed
on the river property of 1111,1171.
Miss A.” L': (are retu‘riléd home Bat-
urday from a visit In New Haven with
friends
Miss Caroline._NVllson, of Illusion
Maryland is a guest of Miss Winifred
Kempcr.
Mrs. LaBouisse of Boston is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W P. dildo, of
Saugatuck
Miss Nollie Vaughn. of Brooklyn.
is the guest ”of Mrs Rollin Beers.
Wright street.
' The steamer DePuy has arrived
from Bridgeport, where she has been
on the "ways._ "
The ice wagon of Lloyd Nash took
down a section of Chauncey Allen’s
fence Tuesday.
John 1.. Adams is having a hundred
foot dock built at the rear of his Maine
street property.
The selecttnen have placed a top
dressing of gravel upon Compo street
below the railroad bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Bullock. of 81111311111011,
have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Purdy. of Brooklyn, N Y.
J. Fred Cannon has launched his
fast sail boat. This is end of the
most- speedy crafts in the river. 3 _
The Congregational Churcheo here
and at Greens Forms are picnlckln
3103311111 lilytoday at Pine Rock 1’
- Ills Josephine Sullivan. of _
is 11 recent addition to the ““11qu
staff of the public schools hhrb'.
3 Adams.
03'. of Brooklyn. are spending a I ,w
21:13:“ at the residence of Mr -
‘ Mlle Elisabeth H. Loveland. of PM!
vidcnce. ll 1.. and James Baboon
of Mr. and Mrs. Sta
Icy ”Bf
Clinton. avenue. .
laced ‘it Id 11111 sharpie. Band
I: a trip to Cedar Pole an
11d the engine worked pert
(inland 11111111111 00111111111! h use 1
ed to give their annual trolls 3.
nanny, waning next to m‘
Beach The start will be .
in (101110111111 hotel square (1 ,
lowing the (ocular car or.
company 1111de to take sin 33
‘- -| _ ,1; 1" ..1.'
(11111911011110.1111 a a (11111” ‘ (.1 111113131: '
: chills.
The Misses Mamie and Nellie been. ‘
11 during the year from lack off'11u'ds.It-i
Leopohl' Struck has harem a it
0113:“l and one hell horse power engine 31
33 .
amt} (1 rgeP
Mile is to plan 11. ; balasiPurdy-has
beeh delegated to say something about;
“ aly in our Alley";
mas Walsh and others will
from. 3
NEW CAM”?
George Sealey has been ill for the
past week with a (levers attack of the
He‘in now much better.
Mrs Nicholas Bruno and son of
Brooklyn. are visiting for 113 week with
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hersam East
avenue
Harry Downs of F‘oreswille. has
been spendlnc the past few days with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs 0” P Downs,
Park street
060131 (I. Stevens, proprietor of the
bicy cie store, Railroad avenue has
introduced a confectionery counter in.
to his store; ‘ *‘
The Misses Plait. ct Elooklyn', are
(rues't's of their father. Mr. Flatt t
the residence of J. T. Thatcher; all
road avenupe. ' "
F1 ed White who has been employ»
ed in Gilbert & Lockwoodfs market
for some time past has‘ left' his pasl
tion and secured another in Stamford
as an assistant on a large place on
Strawberry Hill. Mr. Whites position
is being filled by Eugene Well who
has been employed by W. A. Wheeler
11 cm pentcr for several months past.
lilies dill! lilrilus
(Continued (rem First Page).
“hm—w
NEW LONDON HARBOR
'Of the proposed improvement of New
London Harbor, Major Powell says:
“This is a new improvement, no pro-
ject for this barber as such having
been adopted prior to the _prescat one.
which was authorized by the act of
June 13.1992. Some Work under
Thames River projects have been ap-
plied: to (hedging Shaw's” Cove and re.
moval of boulders in the vicinity of
the Central Vermont railroad dock. It
is expected that the present appropri-
ation of $25. 000 will be expended In
dredging a channel of. project depth.
but of less thin project width. begin;
ning at deep water oi! the Central Ver—
mont dock and extending it to and
along thé part of the dock front most
used by deep- draft vessels as for as
the available funds will permit, under
(1 continuing contract for completion
or the full project which deed not in.
elude any maintenance or other work
at Shaw’ 3 WCove .
Major Powell estimates that it will
ro'qulle $120. 000 to complete the lm-«
movements being undertaken for New
London Harbor. The last Congress
appropriated 825. 000 for beginning the
work”. and Major Powell estimates that
860. 000 could be 4111111111317 expended
during the detail year on lug June 30
1904. and recomgfdpdn that Congress
appropfiate this Itlonsl amount for
the work during that time
THAMES RIVER.
N0 improvement work was done dur-
ing the year for lack of funds. says
Major Powell It is proposed to apply
516. 001) appropriated by Act of June ill,
1902,1135 follows: (a) To restore pro-
Sect depths in the cross- over channel
below Allyn's Point and at Long
Reach and Walden Island above Alyn' a
Point; ([1) to repair with floral) stone
the Mohegan. Trading Cove and Long
Rocks dikes. requiring in the aggregate
about 275 tons of. stone: (0) to secure
by dredging project depths in the chan
nel where now shoal. and then widen”
bar channels to project widths as far
as funds permit. Present trnlllc calls.
for a twenty foot channel at low water
to accommodate ocel vessel‘s going to
Allyns Point. Work under the pres-
ent appropriation will restore and hold
(31'. low water depth of sixteen feet in
tldsmdctlou ot the river in accordance
with the project 111161 Powell esti-
(holes that it will require (14.100 to
complete this proiect as proposed. and
(intimates that 918, 000 could be profita~
lily expended during the fiscal year
'ending June 3313312913330 ht»- 1101131131301 1111-
‘3 movement an or (no 11 chance
‘ and die lelb‘liimeull udt' (filtrate Appro-‘i
1111111103313 be asked 01! Congress.
PAWCATUCK RIVER.
No work under the panel was done
What. T
be near
30 June 18. 190114901000) to removin‘
seals in the channel across Litt
Narragansett Bsyh leading to the I'll/e
proposed to apply the abbropriatiozi:
111111.000 (or
at Congress up so
ls l lyear oudlni
he walk during H
' modest
s mwssrm from lack of (mull.h
figure.
"How it Hap cued": Fred Smith will 5*
and warble Fred ;
at them
an (- 30 19013, which he believes could
‘ 1be ptolitab U3 3
.1... ‘ .
pared. Thaiearly tr'ilillc or “[1”ng 1,me
sdi 1991113 9 5101111". 3 or
glides ilgcoibineild "(111110011311 p-
proprlat (1 $2110 ((31 (1333111111111 01 the
Jmprovemcnts 0
now travail Allison;
crossbar at the 11011111 1111301 the year
Was continued with; rt
suing the main ellbunei previously
foot anchorage basinmpslream to the
deep vessel docks (I10 fact be ow T0111.
iwclve- foot and sixteen- foot
ls proposed to apply alto reins
bin
1899 and the extension of
the Quinn‘ipla‘c" and Mill Vere below
Grand avenue and the basinieast of
Canal wharf as authorized by the.sct
of June 13 11102. The last Congress up
propriatcd $67, 000 fdr work in the her
her and there is now available 879‘
880. 89 'for the work. Meier Powell
0 same to
ate :3, 000 for maintenance
fiscal year ending June 30 19
A report. accompanying Major new
ell’ a report. compiled by Chairman
Harry G. Rowe committee on banker's
chamber of (So'mmerce. New Haven;
shows that value of foleign 1111 um 01
New Haven for 1901 to be $139 $99. 78
9(avian (he
frei ”ht re ceived and sblpn (1 minutes
to 333737; 439 tons. valued "at $271}. 495.-
cons'raucrimv or ennAKwArrEn
AT nu saw
No work of construction was coir
sufficient funds to warrant resumption
of operations A light was maintained
at the unfinished end of the west
breakwater. Tile projected 'broakwat-g
bound to and from New Haven
help preterit the ontrh'h'ce to new
ad
nilnlsh' channel filling. The works
(0111‘ years says MaJoi' Powell.
proposed to apply the funds in hand
breakwaters and to ortension of the
gross appropriated $44, 000 for the
work and it is estimated that it will
require 31272134 for the cothplotlon'
of the existing project
the fiscal year ending June 330 1901.
HARBOR AT MILFORD.
and in preparation therefme an exam-
were also conducts The last (5011
graced:
prove eats here a
commends that
the fiscal year ending June 30,1904,
HOUSATONIC RIVER
were conducted during the past year.
for work in the 'rlver'. which it is plo-
posed to apply to reopening the chap-
uevonty feet wide
feet: wide through Crofutt,Drc1vs,
balance 111‘ dredging at
quired to compelte this work.
111,: the fiscal year ending June 30.
1901.
BRIDQEPOR'I‘ “3133033.;
Dredging under contiun ' contract
111 (301011 at tile (1031110111
.‘tho ('1! gliteenlfoo't
l(313reviolial3'g 31:11?“ “31m
(1 110 cc
n391fime11daumoparewe
t o (1111 («a 3051 ”Elm
and 0 rehibvlng the. bi 113311111111
map at Rancher 3%“
[hack Rock channel
. p3 .
. ed. and 'linspeciiolls (aide
structures sud reported
manta b'é'v'odd boron»;
m
ill ' 11.0
in or; Mill?! :gtié Ilr
nail“ hoarding!" to t 'e airoj com
' G01. . _
an a ‘ Qagfi‘whn
notwithllta his umbrellas” was re '
upper for 1901, f. 33.3.
work uhdei" (11'0de ”habitat-l 1,,"
nterrup'tiona "
, during the year. It will applied to wid "
dredged. from south ((11111 of the sixteen.-
llason bridge. and to developing the ‘
loslnsl.) Ill (i
once to completion (”01' the (proje 'p‘t (lf .‘ "
recommends that Congr'ess appropri 3
and revenue receiptl'l from out" on 0113 f
imports to be $51,611)“ 00111111119
ducted during the year from hick of
are Will provide a barber of refuse. fur-
nish an outer anchprage for vessels
ven harbor proper from seas and (ii ‘
could readily be completed in at 1313031t‘3
8 :3
to repairs of Ludiugion Rock and we'll
latter 'about 400 fdbtf The last 0011-
major Pow~
ell recommends that Congre'sa 1111.910!
prints $300. 090 to be expendi'e'd du'rlllg
This is substantially a new improve 1 ,
meut, authorized by the last Congress 3
It is proposed to apply fund‘s now avail. '
able in completing the present project
ination of channel and breakwaters
was made; local harbor line surveys
pproprlated 1 5.091) (or the [(115
0013511131301 Powell re.
00110 anpmflriste'd
for maintained to be ascended during
No operntlon's or improvement work
The last Congress appropriated 810 000.
n'el of proiect depth seven test, and
tllruugh Two Mile
Island has and of china depth and 11
(limp Meeting and 113111le11: to repair
the breakwater and lib'e any remaining
the worst
shoals below the Stratford bridges. It
Is estimated that 137000 will (10.131130-
0
sum of $19,016. 81 is now available and
Major Powell recommends that Can
gross bppropriate $20, 000 for use dur-
, olthe year.
able" resumed April 7.31 2, 1.1m to” the
and of tile yelli- an i in pop scans ‘
rid liner, 0 annel
«magnesia to the 3
h - 'they were in e department of ang- '
channel sixty Arse
ddbth of (light
I)!
31333311 of the harbor3J hand
deepening M1303
dullens'i eds from its? low
approach ss'l’unds'per
The project for improving this ha'r-
bor is also included in the consolidated
dve harbors.
the funds allotted this harbor for re.
l'n'oving the rockmbstruotions to one
itoat: bylaw moiety. depth. (11.31:. dredg-
ling the channel..-
GBEENWICH HARBOR.
dredging the channel 911' feet wide
and '9 test deep l mats outer and to
the (itchinboat dockm and In widening
the channel”
atrehm there. 11: also deepening it
to 'st feet who're shoal ‘Congi-ess at
the' last session appropriated 344', 000
(or improvements to the five 0011113111111-
ted harbors just mentioned. it is es-
(111111311 that it will require 8137 700
'to complete all the projects. Major
ifowell recommends that'970. 000 be apt
(imprinted (or these harbor Works to
{be expended during the fiscal year
lehmng June 30,1901.
Heliport AT mingle AND 1111414113133
No improvements were made during
the past year and none are expected
.the‘ proJeCt requires the dredging of
the remaining half of the seven- ~foot
turning basin and for extension of the
islk- fool. channel; 10 feet wide up the
1111.11.01 to its head. about half a mile.
and where present depths are about
two feet. Major Powell estimates that
this would cost about $35. 000 but he
makes no recommendation for an ap-
. 3proprialion therefor. F W C.
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.
Department of Agriculture.
During the session which ended last
month congress changed the United
States marine hospital service into
the public health and marine hospital
seriice of theUnlted States. One of
the provisions of the new law is 'tlls
extension of the hygienic laboratory
lsiona for chemistr,
d
llge evooloxical division was tendered
Dr. C. W. Stiles. who for eleven years
has occupied the position of chief of
the aoologlooi division of the United
State's department or agriculture. He
has accepted the off'er and has been
intern in his new olil'ce Among Dr.
induce him to Ieilve the department of
:cllned all such offers.
i110 has
known,b1'1t it is generally undbrstood
The positions
menthanpther from an American syn»
for it is now
new), oath of oliIce last Saturday. r .
(styles;i headquarters will
3tillué' (one (139
ties will 11 bub y be much the some as,
culture. investigatiohs into the practi-
03f public Iieallll.
' , , "sumo alw'rhe
'trisuds. 0! «Stephen valihlae. employed
laid lice. »
ore food “in
, ' be our
ad made (Ella (in
It Is expected to apply :
1-1-1111 hit another of the five 'eonsoll. . " '
216d harbors and the work here will _3
seriously (ll-edged up 1
. 2 Ozone Walsh
((0111 lack of 111uds‘.Tlle completion of .
Dr. c. w. Stiles, of Hartford, Leaves _ .
by the creation of three new scientific -
,1 v pharm olo (my 3‘
£00103)" The poll find or c label ‘
may mean the Poor House for the
day.“
Stiles' 3 friends it has been an open so. '
cret that odorts harp been made to 311
§dz1glculturé. but 'un'til now he lies (icy T
declined are not definitely 3:
that one was from a foreign gover'n- .
dlcaie, had several from universities, ,
The. report 110.; current about twof .’
weeks ago that Samson general ,Wys g 3 3 .
man had made Dr. Stiles an odor but , . "
, that he had declined It. The report of . . >-
this, declination moves to be erroneous ;
known that 1130 100k his
c3039. _
Washington and his '00, ~
. his! application of zoology to questions
at the round house of the Consolidated 5 .
railroad Modeled a olemnts fluorite ‘
:‘ to, 111111 {last 1110111 11111110 form of a ‘
. I: album out dinner to which he (1111 11m- ‘
”1533001113”
all . .
'8 “93!; 111.1“ (glands say and
can out in two
l
'b‘bll'b
nl
filth):
33"13133
11111 111'
2 Ozone 8111111111,
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All llrstclass stores sell the 020116
stun-pox conundrum
means trouble, but death without iii-d
earners in the Connecticut General
wife and children. Think of it 10‘
Battle 1it tomorrow 11:? calling
l'li‘rpd’k H. ”15111.1. General mat.
Hubert F. Pierce. special Agent.
United Bank 111111111113. " .
, I
lil'n a low (Ibsen.
to sleep and was let r
(11118.
H. Baxter.
ll 3m’cy’ 3: I”,
Farmer WhilIIE—“Is
33 low autermpbi s7"
" (The “inlay
this toward
0
(belladonna mending
EH.
get one that he does you,
let you to
- I'
o'h'hs'.c up). threat"
0; Abbi) sells tyne Illi'f'a'.
.....
For able by RH
and The Cliffe“
Farmer on oer-“Y who
,3 termoblle tries.- to on
5 road now-be lets it "
, Thar
needs a tonic; Don! e1
that urine and. weaken.
tie Early Risers expel
9 ' .
them preacher 06"" cut up w ’ “"
all away (row. 11,1101."
If a fisherman (all
isn't
quite. 1
“While picnlcking last ..
yearold boy was poisoned .
weed or plant ” says W.
Sioux City La.
0:1! 11111911111111: into: lilo
REDS
(militarism
the' fault Wofth
13‘.
Hi8 SIGHT TH
Y‘J'Ierp b
W
lle We were afraid he' w
awh ‘
his sight. Finally-n, (1e hllq '
The
in a
For skin discussion
ounds. insect bites}
,. mended DeWitt‘s .Wit'oh
first application
few days he was
Dewar. '
i33111111 tSalve mascara c0130 '.
p can once. ware 0 c 3 ‘
Clliford Pharmacy. .
when a meals 11 carried .
dogs 1119.11: may 33he an insult
everything '9 '
011er by Dr. Kl
Consumption}
'11“ 1' (no. is
[$301
9"! 0,
till I took Bras'liian.
B3!“
r3591;
cent hottl ca 111 (no '
3 For saleebylllin. mu
39!.
lo with m
10 fulfill“)! I”
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