M 1-1 Fox: at Rowan
or entertaining friends from
Rev. E Cunningham will
air for Long' Island, ,where he
‘ml’
‘B
1 to New York, after visiting friends
in Betta Place.
. Mr and Mrs. J. O Hawkins. of Sea
, side Place, are entertaining friends
, from 13111:, L. I. 1
Miss Minnie Roberts, of Canada is
the guest of Mr. and re. W A. We'ed,
of Gregory Boulevar.
Miss 1.11111: Selleck, of Stratford, has
returned after visiting Mrs. G. F.
’ reamith, of Rowan street.
Miss Ina Allen, of Minneapolis,
2, Minn; is spending a‘ few days with
Mrs. Mary L1.Dorn of Rowan street
Mrs. Clifford Jennings and family,
of Westport, have been visiting with
‘ Mrs Henry Gerhardt, East Norwalk
‘ ‘ ~ Mss. Kathryn Thomas of Rowan
‘ ~. street. left yesterday for Waterbury,
I where she will 11's the guest of Mrs.
13111151111 Meyer
The Junior Band. of the East Ave-
11119. Methodist Church will be led Wed
nesday evaning' by frying Smith, of
Mount Herman. .
__ The. Epworth League service atthc
East Avenue Methodist Church tomor.
row evening. will be led by Irving
31711111, of Mount Hellman.
Miss Jennie Ii. Pinckney. of Oak
cottage. Belle Island. rotuined home
yesterday. after visiting Miss Pansy
Stevens of Cove avenue
Mr and Mrs. Preston Smith.
islip, L. 1.. were guests at the home of
Rev. aud‘Mrs. E. Cunningham. oi Row.
on street. Thursday and yesterday.‘
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Matthe’wa. of Cello
avenue, are entertainina their grand
daughters, the . Misses Winefred and
Annie Jnycox. of Pouglikecpsie. N. Y.
There will be an important business
meeting of the Epworth League of the
East Avenue Methodist Church. to dis:
cuss plans for the Labor Day picnic.
Captain D. P. Mon-oil. Jr., is taking
a day ‘off today from his duties: as
agent“ for Cole'sElcctric Express, and
is entertaining Professor Carl A. Bar.
strain on a sail in his sloop .11.:1111
Miss Josephine Lundouist gave 1:
birthday party to' about fifteen of her
friends, h'ii‘rsday evening, at her home
in Lord a: street Games were played
and the' evening was enjoyed very
much. Slipper was served Miss hund-
quiet was the recipient of many pretty
91"65911ta
' Mrs. M. A. Lockwood and son Fred.
of Greénivich 10119 to this place in
that; autisl‘noblle yesterday afternoon
and so: pod over night at the real-
’ 111511 ‘Mr. and Mrs. J.‘ H. 1111111119 in
V " Zeitdti street They left this mor-
for ~New Haven.
iTh'e it: L. 1 Society of st. Paul’s
Mission; Went on a moonlight trolley
ride last night. There were about fifty
m: the car. and they went to Westport
emu River. Stamford and Norwaik.
Refreshments were served on the car.
M1111: Anna Warden was chairman
of the committee that had the affair in
chillies
A pleasant birthday party was held
at the home of Hildur Gustafson of
Pi 111:1, avenue Wednesday after-
man; from 2 until 5 o'clock there be»
ind ten.li'ttie girls and five little boys
present. All were about nine years
any tokens of remembrance
1: games were indulasd in
:3?
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. anti :1 [gm lunch was served from 3
until1 4 followed by games, after
which all departed for home. wishingJ
Hildur many more happy birthday on
niversari‘e's.
1
1
Millage 1111:9111:
11:11:11 serious
uihome i11-
road to 1'
11¢ w:
ill with dysentery.
Pockett street. are
every. 1
tie, who has been
[smileys as the guest or,
,_ flow. of Crockett direct
her home in Brooklyn yes
8. 56.13161”
ave arrived in Rowayton,»
of the Rowoyton
“1'37
while out clammlnx
.' diminish; had very hard luck
very costly clam rake on
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est York wife. two 1111:1511.
Mrs. John Peach. of
Mrs. H. Boy'son, have roturu'L'5
of
. weie tendered a farewell reception
, , ' has returned home.
Lena Dukes who
accepted the W1
he“. log bundle breaking
1-3;? on the some .
returned home yesterday.
Marines bulkier. of
dined 11111111111111: 1:
en.
Mr
Mosaic 1:
her Charles Oiiyor Waterbury. _ '
Mr. and ,Mrs R. L. Gillette. who
have. been spending
Haddam. are expected ome tenth g
1111‘. fJames Andrews. of dNor too.
'1'
sae‘l 6 specie,
obe 'a
ltng relatives and friends in that coun~
1‘"
Among the Dorian people who at-
tended the races at the NorWalk Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon. were
George S. Bailey. John F. Huggerty
and Chester Finch.-
Methodist Episcopal Church-«Di-
vine worship at 10: 30 a m. and 7: 30
p.111. Sermon by the pastor in the
morning. Preaching in the evening
by the Rev. Henry season 11. ‘
On next Wednesday evening the,
Rev F. M. Dowlin, of Lower Marlon,
Church. Mr. Dowlln is a brother in
law to, the Rev. Mei Guernsey.
The Japanese Garden for the benefit
of the Library.at the Town Hall Dar-
11:11 Thursday and Friday evenings.
August 28 and 29. premises to be a pm.
liant affair. The ladies will appear in
Japanese~ costume. ' 1
Chester Finch. a well known resident
of Darion. has an concert! his marriage
to Miss May Web The ceremony
was performed last. week Thursday in
Port Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Finch
contemplate residing with the groom‘s
parents in Railroad avenue.
Mrs William. H, Merton and child-
ren of Fishkill-on-the- Hudson who
have been guests for several weeks of
Mr and Mrs 11. Richard Abendroth.
returned home yesterday. The guests
Thursday night and a very bleasaut
time was had by all. present.
The annual fair of St. Johns
Church, Neroton; will beheld at the
Dn‘rien Town Hall from August 31 to
September 6 inclusive. Season tickets
have been placed on sale by the com-
‘mitteo in churns. and One of these.
purchased for. $1. will entitle the hold-
or not only to admission. but also to
a chance on several useful articles.
, The Colonel Khowltou Fife and
Drum Band held a very enjoyable and.
successful social gathering and dance
in the Town Hall. Thursday night
There was a "very large atle‘ ance
and the dancing was much on o‘y‘ed.
An orchestra from New Canaan (urn
ished music The Band rendered sev-
eral selections early in the evening,
"St Patrick's Day: 1111 Celebration
in New York and Other American.
Places, 1737-1845" is the title of, a,
book which has Just been published
by .I. D Crimmins, of Noroton. The,
author deals with the subject in a
thorough manner which shows a care-
(111 and painstaking research of events:
which will make interesting reading.
The book contains several hundred
pages.
WESTPORT.
Mrs 11‘. M. Raymond has been the
guest of Stratford friends. .
Alfred Weligren. of Oyster Bay. has
been visiting friends in town.
Miss Mary A. Nulty of Brooli'111n,N
1.. is the guest of Mrs. Oliver Johnson.
Miss Wllioox. of Combo street is
spending a few days in the Adirondack
Mountains.
Nellield Grange. Weston, enterta'ih'
cd Honestonic Grange of Stratfqrd.
last night
Mrs. Reuben Wooster. of Newark N.
is a guest at the Wilcoa home.
Compo street
Miss M. W. Mason. who has been.
visiting friends in Worcester. Masai,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fox. of Perth
Amboy. N. .l.. spent several days this
week with friends in town.
Edwin Beers and wife of 3111111111111} 1
were resent guests of Miss Jennie'
Nichols, at her home in Weston.
Mrs. E. i... Nichols and slit of
Trumbull. are guests at ther 1d
of Mrs.F E. Lyon, Greens Far
Mrs. J A. Less and doubts Who J
have been spending a few :7 11s in
1. No 197,111, have returned home. i
be colostrum: are preparing
the 1.11111: in WI" 11;.
01111111 has roost y been "lo
Christ Church will be close tonic
remand next Sunday, and the.
nation will worship at 1-1on T71 11-
Mr. and Mrs. sett Hull
The new verandas on the residence '
1 of Alfred debits and groan ‘
1111111 in. East .
Pan will preach at the Methodist 1
body soon takes .111: solid ‘ilesh. the
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11 I an an: r.
Whigs: W. ammumgtlvsrs'i
Naiure' 5 Summer Medicme.
[The 0119. Great Builds
.u—q—q'.
Palace Celery Compound supplies
the needs of the weak. sickly. and dis-
eased in a way that no other intuit ‘
cine can 110111 never fails to iii-ace
and strengthen the weakened nerves'
it tonne new tissue; and 11111111111 miri'éo
has the foul and stagnant blood allow-
ing it to course with freedom and life
to every part of the body. Paine's
Celery Compound is the great to lain
or of nutriment for the Weak an
down nervous systemi
The use of a few bottles of Paine' s '
Celery Compound produces results
that are most astonishing and happy
to the sick. The 51311;, emaciated
skin is clear, the eyes bright and spar.
kiihg, pain '11: the back is banished .
the lire: and kidneys Work healthily.
the digestive organs do .duty with up-
failing regularity, feelings of new an»
orgy and well being take the place of
nervousness. desponde'flcy and molar:-
cholia.
Nourishing the nerves, the fortun-
tion of fresh tissue, and (Licensing of
the blood by Paine' s Celery Compound.
means a new. vigorous and happy life.
There can be no failure with Paine‘s
Celery Compound is used; it truly
“makes sick people well "
of his right ban yesterday, a heavy
stone failing 1:111:11 it While at work at
the Lees Manufacturing Company’ a
dam which is being repaired.
Westport Methodist Church—Scrum
cs will be bold morning bud evening to-
morrow. Subject for morning sermon
(laps. Subject for evening}. The True
Life. Strangers are mama.
Compo Engine Companys trolley ,
outing to Bridgeport. Monday 1.-night
promises to be a more pretentious ab 4
felt than originally intended. Num~'
clous applications have been made to
accompany the boys and there is ser-_
foils talk of milking the event a public
one under the direction of the com-
pany ’
A Westport- Saugati‘ick‘ trolley car
jumped the track yesterday afternoon
in front of Benton 1% Allen’ 1: Saugatuck
market and several passengers were
quite severely shaken up, although. un-
injured. The cause of the derailment
was the unfinished condition of the
track. a new curve having been put in
at this section bonnectinx with the
beach 11,1111.
The house of George Fairehild,“ situ-
ated in Greene Farms, took fire' Wed—
nesday noon. and for a short time it
was thought that the house would sure
'ly be consumed before the fire could
be extinguished. How‘srd Fairchild
heard his mother call and with the aid
of a few pail-a of water. he put the fire
out. Mrs Fairchild had been ironing.
using a wood fire which became. very
hot4~so hot that the sparks set fire to
the soot in the chimney. She detected
the smell of wood burning, but thought
it came from the stove and paid little
attention to it. Suddenly she looked
up and saw the mantel blocs ante. little
curls or ilre running along on the edxe.
Tomorrow being St Bartholomew's
day there will be litany holy common.
ion and sermon at 10: 30 o'cloc in
Holy Trinity Church Reotor‘s 1111:
class and Sunday school at noon. The
review of the Sunday school lesson
will be that of July 27. Eveningscr
vice at 7:80.11‘1owe'rs may be sent to
the rectory on Monday morning at 10
o clock The conxrcsa'tion is remind
‘91: that offerings for the apportionment
fund of the Board of Missions may be
dropped in the has at the door of ther
church this Sunday or lent to the rec.
€01.” durin 11111.1 as ,. Conglbntiops
or‘ thciv'mr. on, on 11111111119 be lent,
to Gould D. .l‘e'lllffs. treasurer of the‘N
parish Sauxatuck,
Enxiaee 7 Charles bl: Wood.
walk. it in tech annoying ti: it as
of the Westport Fire District. on Com;
in: street. There t b
chills district (11155155111: "' Typing “1339M
run '1
fNrr'
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yachtion‘.
Fred Baker. o'i N. 121111111 he's
1113 Peter Willllis
at her home Saturday evening;
Mr. Duscnbury. of Newer-,1:
has been the an
Whl
MrdCJW.
ea
'11: ‘ e’r'o
leading to Fred. Mor'ganis has {:1
begin repulsed.
a “.5" 'woeits'. visit with M
new as :of King's 111111.:
A pas'ty from Conn}: 1170
no on Tuesday
antly spent iishinx
Mrs. Oscar Eckla 11
from, a week's visit with
Miss Alice Olmsteada and Min
on “111 :‘y.
Mrs. W. Gillie?
A. W. Merwin and
entertain
‘er daughté
en C.Hubbe11.n,t Combo Beach,
and Saturday. ' -
Fridty nighti: A play?
several young peonl,
credms and cake wer
. M75113 R. Lambs
very enioyabie whm
96111.2?
of her sister. Mrs. John Cu
sented Dainty refreshments
served.‘
in
den ne 0 1-1.0 Th
very attractive appearance on
ternoon and evening of Wade
Japanese decoration in the
effectively plsgodione
arrangement in
"ad “the hop that cheer M:
or receiving-.9. cup :1
'lor of St. Matthew :1 Church
WW
MRI. maestro veer 1ND
"After eating." she tilla'uay
tits 1 11111
army It
1:11 wenttndcs.‘ in“!
1:1 ‘7“th by Colour.
ow medicine? discover-151151:
Nc'nnéaly. of Kennedy Row,
.11" All driixxia » »
out where the liner of lore lirey district , 111
are is to refer to the air
1 .d dis
1111ch . . . .1! It ,
1:11le this" fall 111:1: show one,’ ‘
made but probably a. little differed
11 the old ones The are some
211111511111 mittenit ll , thaw: from
, bi: iii-scented
any: i
Mia. N. M. Bolder: was in town on,
Wednesdhy. . ' ,
; Mrs. 1.13. Siameshponthdondny 1'11 1
the metropolis. ‘
e'Wltt and family 1,:
Malena for
nthe ' '
neatly 1
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Olmstead were the guests of 1111:3511“
Gilbert. at her cottage at Casino Base
and Miss Sarah Clark and niece.
wealth
13.," 111:.
Miss Edith White save a Whlst party
Herbert Ogden has been spending a 5 ‘
gee};- with friends at Lake Sunapee. »
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of Davenport 1
Miss Elsie Miller as'retilrnedl‘ in"
Mrs. 'J A. Dickeuson. 621111111333"
11
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Mrs.
ion.
oi
Er av
George Ogden with party includ
his son Clerc Waldo gunning an
. 1181,
Mrs C. '1‘. Cream entertained the ,
Indies’ Aid Society of- the Methodist
Episcopal Church at annon Hail. last 1
as presented 1171
fthetown.1ce ‘
sale e.
3de a '1
our ty at her
home last Thursday evening. in honor
nimlns
Eighteen guests were present, each '
one of whom won 11 pills asgan equal
number of tasteful souvenirs were .pre
‘Were
11 presented a
rounds su'Sroiinding the real-
" the at- f
esday' a
lawn fate. The "pinery" was brilliant. ,.
ly illuminated with Chinese lanterns ; ‘
and in this nook ice cream. candy, etc.
were served by the Misses White Sal
lie Adeiard and Norman Bette
studio.
consisting of paranoia. lanterns and
bamboo screens, were artistically and
45111911111113: pretty
5 a a gentle umbrel
is suspended over the.princlpsl table
from the rid: of which tiny. lanterns
'were suspended. Four oriental maidens
were here in attendance. while at an
adjoining table Miss Folsom dimens-
1:11 saucer.
proceeds amounted to over 31110; which 9-
‘will be devoted to decorating the inter- ‘ if '
$10.1
_ u‘ had I
awful pain at the chest, and“ my stem
hob felt. ”all loom anti wrenches. Th3 j
coo .
“59%... I1.1..
on un-
“gadlmvld
K111881011:
ll,
The .
1:113“ cvcfln mums
, $611115? & WHEELER.
ilthfinlfl st,
80.110177an
The three kinds of Trade Marks
taunt be presented for wagon.
All first- class stores ssllthe Ozone
goods. . ..
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W9
1: eyes, climate obsoletei necess
otrthe pro -,,. fifths
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nomination
Saturday evening: 1 ‘ ‘
Ernesto! appointmii‘n mad to._s:it
. 5mg 1: piece of cloth; 11:11:11: several»
‘ hicknessea, with 1311171111511 Balm and'i
bind over the bite.
Remove in. half an hour and 31311.le ,
find a drop, as green as grass...
is
1 111. and the trouble 18 over. Thiniiuhc
nly, thing in the world, We 111111191101
at will do this. Equaliyaomectine for
11
.‘
WAN“ W... __
on
promptly to orders by postal said had
gray followina prices. with square deal
13; All kinds of iron, the 1b.:rub'1
be
111.;
7c;
11).;
led and heavy lead 311: zinc.
These prices are hood"I until market
changes;A Watt. 1: ma”
' hone 166-11.
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Of all descriptions. White Duck Ping
Pong Hats. Sellers and Alpines, White
Mull Hats. White Felt Hats, new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors.
patterns in Chiffon Veliings. New
Birds Wines 11131139111011“;
M. r. Ackorma'n'
"81117511: 511501.
. 11:111. sour
' new
i
i
1-maklns article. Such 'xbsin 1t
ties: to manufacture at a 19115 1113'" '
1 that you canton t
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utt'inx upon the 11111:-
case. consult us. We are 11:
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silks 11' 11111111111111». has noes
Fwearlng lenses proper
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atrial: Woman {1133
old foxy ideasgbbt adopt thiailatest
11 beat me beds in on fitting and
1branch of, the
1* j Hartford Mglmd‘
ich‘i artsy
smiling; face .She‘ 1m:
hood. Here's hen sum
- 1- Dr. King's New Life. Cilia.
w 0mm and vs. dimmed:
scbesimo :chan’ca is:
2'8": yourself. Only. 2
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Instant relief.
This », "M'A'N' AWFULLY MANGL
the poison which hashes/1:111 drawn 1‘ SOUTH WWHWWL
23 «The early cannula?
Hartf 1: yesterday, msguchv'v
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sire and mad 110;ka to 11111111111111. body otherwise
that he waa
1 Druxg'is
Jackson and Co .
Juror- odor-17711777311
stomers by not having any Wagons
zllian Balm in. 92
the road. but will attend; very
oval-11813.11:
10 25,1)cand
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1 ARBGNJN .PDRT
PORTLAND August ~11
made two unsuccessful attempts
start confiagrations here T11
night. 011 soaked. my: anti "
were found near a- blue which start
1211 at Michael Murphy's house
later the same material. 77111134011111!
burning at Patrick Shims?
house near the Air 1 rail
bridge.
:- boots. shoes and bicycle tires, 51;
light brass, 50 1b.; heavy brass,-
Copper 8c; pewter, loci rags, 1'12
folded newspapers in bundl'és,2,c
c.
13‘.“
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A“Bod: 346 he'hfiorwslk
AN ANY B 59
Don'tIE neglect a cold. 11
than u pleasant. 111'.
using :11: Minute Cough Cure
cure it at once. Alloys in?
Dainty
TRIMMED' HATS
MIDlBUMM-‘IR PR1
11's.
5-.
lee. Abi'iomtely ref
ton of a man was loop 911.
Chan" ‘ctéa' 1111111111.: bride
1y. Children like it.
n the woods shun
out.” Finemoliltatdoamrlxes'
clears the head. soothes
ens the mucous men: ,
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macy. . "9'"
1:111:11: Nags cistern
Nomalk. plny'fe iiiiidit‘.’
aw 70111:. new, never: a
afternoon as 1.1161113.
coughs. croup. thro 11:
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. of Lyman Dani
Flo's Goods at low P111; 1,: ,
1118' 111111111! mam
- “While 1111:11ch
{formic boy or
old or plant,“
Sioux City Is.
weir-haw
- off his hands into hit
11th so were. some
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in effect May 131 1002.
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