: port liquor. you business. , 2.
George Stevens. of Beavicw av lie.
is in New You: on business.
The Emunou Whlst Club will hold
no meetings until the second week in
‘iieptémber. .
'i‘hc Marvin and [ditch schools will
reopen tor the full term one week
from today.
Mrs. Arthur Ainswortll, of Csborn.
nirpllile; has gone to Vermont for a
several chks' visit with friends
II9&0nr Seymour, ot leusant avenue,
as'returned home from a visit ill
Chicago and other western cities.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard King. of
South Osborn avenue, are spending a
vacation with friends out of town.
Mr. and Mrs.‘ Hill.- ot Bridgeport
spend the day at the Island. Among
M.rs C. G. Merritt. of SeavIlew avenue.
Miss Emma Schwllrm. of Croton
Falls, N. Y., is the guest of William
.Carr at his home on the Gregory bou-
lovord.
Frederick Banks and wife of Wes-
ton, have returned home after a visit
with Mrs. Emma Sturges, of- Strawber-
ry Hill.
James L‘Hommediell’ 3 class will hold
its reguiilr weekly meeting this evcn~
log at 7:15. in the East Avenue Meth~
odist parlors.
Mrs. Ariel Cameron, and son. A'riel
Jr., of Prospect street, left last even-
ing, for a ten days' sojourn in the
2 White Mountains I
J. B. Cunningham, of Van Zandt
street, is engaged in moving the house-
hold effects of Elmer H. Nash from
Van Znndt street to Academy street,
Norwalk. _
Mrs. J. W Gorham and chlldlen, of
Kaiser Place, left thl morning for a
week‘s visit with trio (is in New» York
city. Mr. Gorhnm wil join his family
Saturday. .
R. Nichols and family, who have
been the guests the past two weeks of
Mrs. Emma Sturges. of StraWberi'y
Hill, returned to their home in Brook-
lyll. yesterday.
Principal and Mrs. E. H. Gumhart
and sons; William and Hugo returned
last evening from a two mouths‘ stay
at the home of Mrs. Gumbnrt’s par»
cuts in‘ Bethe].
William Lil‘nburner is moving today
from Seavlew avenue to 9 First street
lie has sold his residence to Captain
W. H. Verity, who will probably take
possession next week.
Mrs. E. B. smith, of Osborn avenue.
accompanied by her cousin, Mrs. John
1). Whitney, of Bridgeport. has return-
all from a two weeks’ sojourn in the
White Mount‘alns’ She reports a most;
delightful outing.
E. E. Gorhnm and family. who have
been camping out on Hay Island the
past locum, will break camp Saturday
.. and return to East. Norwnlk Now
that that nights are long and cool a
great deal of the pleasure of this out-
door like is taken Away.
Miss Irene Youngs who has been
substituting as stenogrnpher and type.
writes in the office of the Bridgeport
Malleallle Iron Works, the past few
wealth, has been offered and has ac-
cc' ed a permanent position with the
.Hcr many friends in The Nor-
s will be pleased to hear of her
deserved promotion.
,.2‘Blacksmlth Samuel Hull
II js.treot was driving his horse
' ht street. slant evening, and
bent of Robertsons grocery
store 'ui‘ncd to one side to get out of
i In why. 'of an approaching trolley car.
sdld not notice a bicyclist who was
cooling up the street and a collision re-
suited. Neither the wheelman or Mr.
$1.11 was injured, but the bicycle was
h; ly damaged and the horse
II several cuts on his fore feet.
meeting of the Epworth Lea-
III, he East Avenue Methodist
tlIrcI ast evening. it was decided to
" utlng Labor Day, on Nauvoo
(gm of. the best located and con-I
taipioii
1111.1
y for the finest .boach 10f
the harbor
wn in verbal sailboats and
the day at the Island. Amen:
attractions there will be a
Prizes will be awarded the
in each event and the commit-
, rmngemcnts, is sparing no
“1.0 make the outing one long to
' bored. This committal: will
ams, watermelons and coffee.
I of the dinner tigeionilembeha
s'guo are expoc omit
hundred members and tiled-ll
d , iil probably enjoy disputing.
‘ Crow uvenue.
.2 into the water
of Van
Tile mom euro. .0619
9baseboll game, one hundred“
ll, potato race and other
' IIonIlon'ed a trolley on
toilii
Advertised letters in the Bow:
hytolll. stein no ill-ens oil or
M. Suggbol. Misc Ma mpW colt.
Mills Duncan .8 Myors. Mrs. iii. A.
Dunn Captain Crouckor d 'l‘io Dr.
Emltil Belle lsl
pin 1
all p‘uplxln hiégrelatlves in this place
Mr Bond is a well-known cornct play-
or and re egdercd a number of ii -
lemon» (1 ring his stay. , i .
Contain Robert Utz took a large
sailin‘ party all. his sloop I“Ho‘rp"I yoga.
torrid; sitérnoon’ down as on as
Southth and back to Stamford and
returned to the harbor again. All on
board reported having a line time.
A force oi men is at work improving
the thoroughfare from Rownyton ave.
nus to the depot. Gravel is being carIt
ed kill]. the ro'adbed will bo- filled
wi crushed stone The repairs have
be u needed for a long time and every
one is glad that work has been com
mencod. 1.
The Rovffiyton public school has Just
been thoroughly renovated and many
repairs have been his o to the build-
ing.T1Ilc lawn has b on thawed and
the propérty is in the finest condition
it has been for a number of years. '1‘ he
schom trill reopen for the fall tsr'm
next Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Susie Godfrey was going down
a ladder on one of the docks yester-
day afternoon. for the purpose of
boarding the sloop Hllrp owned by
Capt Robert Utz,. when the chain at
tached to er evoglassés became en-
tangled in he ladder. The glasses
which were a very valuable pair. fell
Sev ml boys who
ware in swimming no r‘ by. came to
the boat and began to dive for the
glasses. but were unable to locale
them owing to the condition of the
water. Mrs. Godfrey has offered a
reward to the lad who can recover the
glasses.
Mntswannudfiorow
Rev. Thomas 0‘ nahue. C. M.. ol
Philadelphia. is visiting friends in Nor
0 on
The Apuwaluis team tested the
Web Burn team of. 11:5 Apawamis
links, satul'day, by a sec of 33 to 8.
Apawamivaoore, 0: E. Downoy. 3;
W Thurston 8; H. Downey. 4: Pack.
7 Doubleday. (l: Weldon, 4; ElmlIéu
I dorg. 7. Total, 33.
Wee Burn—rSceley, 5: Pitt 0: Wil-
iiams. 3; McCord 0; Hopkins. 0:
Smith, 3; Sherill, ii; Baldwin. 0; mini,
WESTMRT.
Louis Burr is visiting l‘riends in
Philadelphia.
Christ Church will remain closed
until Sunday. September 7. . .
Rev. G. W.,Barhydt is confined to
his home through sickness.2
Miss Mary Cnhill. of Florence. Mass.
is the guest of her parents hero.
Leopold Struck has installed a. 1%
horse power engine in his sharpie. '
John Burke has secured a position
on the W. H. Sexton place. Ballga-
tuck.
New rolls have been put in at the
curve. Riverside avenue and Bridge
shoot. 2
The Misses Lizzie and [do Stewart.
of Brooklyn. N. Y.. are guests of Mrs.
R P Sherwood.
umors are again afloat that the old
Ch at Church property is to be coll-
vertcd into a hotel
The Q F. Club held an lutarrstilix
session Saturday night, at the lining; of
Miss Carrie Crossman.
Miss Persons. of Greens Forms re-
turned home yesterday. from hill
with Miss Eva Ferris. at Westo
Westporb Grange will meetfiled
day night and enjoy a lectuIrc '
The Captain DePuy, which.
on the ways at Green’s
Bridgeport, undergoing repair-.8.. mail
her that trip to New York, yo 6
Captain 8 Allen, who has been op
fined to his home through : ‘
rheumatic attack for several
sufficiently recovered to .
again:
Ili‘llther Renting. of Hartford
long friend of Mill. Patrick :-
celebrated requiem moss in tile b
Claude woostsr and wlf
recently removed to Now it.
‘ have returned to their old it
compo Engine Goppsnv all
In: to 1}
Ililfi‘gdaf morning the l»
triloy employee are to cull; ‘
o‘r’st twig: diliiu II it, .
Georg; ”wilt... {in I dial
pad. of o orthodmc 211
s boat ychfipfi' anti ‘cliil- ‘
lit safel cpgcli. and no:
» blah ill. limrN
. howo‘l’rlgl? goinllig in health and think:I
Charlllil
999 ‘ whooping cough.
Mrs. Theron Brown has entertains
‘V . Ridsefl cl t
2 9, 4..
rasa'rhh illl.
Mr. and Mrs.‘I‘I‘F E. Wakoraon.
Southport‘. have visited Mrs. W. It
M0r9119 119859.
Dull d Mrs. A. ll. Gerham. of Wilid
Dr. Frank Gorham
Mi . I ldIsIIhnp‘“ returned
Ill, her '
M co in rturned mt
New Haven, after nIpcInlIiing two weeks!
its)?” oi; tile on
gondola Go by,
ark,.oa Fr av ,
Ebenezer Morehouse coptu I
large black rattlesnake. one 5} I
wock. near Pine Swamp. and now
2 one. at. P
reptile as nine fill it 9!.
Mrs Hiram Pa in plop has moved
from Seminary strést‘ to Springdale.
John L. Henry has boon poured to
teach the scholars of‘school district»
No. 7.
The; residence of Dr. Theorod
cris is being neatly painted by P inter
McDuity.
E. A. Burdett and wife are spending
several weeks at Mrs. Burdott's home
in Essex »
The front of the opera~house build.
ing is now being painted in an Attrac-
tile style.
The New Canaan Grangors will hold
their annual picnic at Putier's [Island
on Thulsdsy. .
George Whitlock has been suffering
with a bad attack of rheumatism {Or
the past week. .
Charles H. Foirty bas been ill at
his home in Stamford avenue for the
past several days. 9.
Rev. Mr. Pllrdy and family of Silver-
mine have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Everett.
Mrs Henry Curtis and son are on-
laying a twp“ we 9' vacation through
this New Engl n Plateau, '
James Bren an is engaged in points
ing the front of the building occupied
hy Bhinshordt the boiler
B. P. Mead is building o sidewalk
on the south ‘side of Meat! Arenas. the
material used is crushed stone.
Mrs. E“. F Ayros tprmerly a reel
dent of the low, is boarding for a
few weeks at the Blrdsali House.
Stephen B. Hoyt Jr.. of Port Huron.
Mich. is visiting with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S B. Hort. Main street.
Mrs, Kate C.- Itaymond, of New York.
is spending ll wook or so with Mr. and
Mrs F. M. Howiey, Cherry street.
Miss Christie Dunn. of New Orange,
N.J .is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
G. l). Nichols and family on Cemetery
street
The ladies oi the Congregation 32
Church are preparing to hold a i
and copper in the lecture room of the
church on September 4.
The small bridge across the stream
in Seminary strc‘e't‘ has been tern up
and n tiling otla IrIsc. dimensions has
been laid to carry the Water corny
About $25 was made. at the lawn ,
narby given by the ladies of the
Baptist Church on the lawn, corner
(lilouth avenue and Maple street '1 ileflr
up
Stephen Harts Sons are engaged in
draining the newly purchased land
acquired by them in South avenue.
:hIousands of foot of pipe are being
a d
stephcu Smith is having a line raps
idence ercted near the Talmadgo Hill
station. The work is going 0O fact
and will be rushed to completion as
soon on possible.
Dr. Frank Abbott, who has hoop
residing on the Legrolld Scoflcld pledge
for some time has purchased the John
Dibble property. Newficld avenue.
. Stamford. and will move there soon;
The doctor is necessitated making thefi
" chance on account of his health which
has on. cry poor since residing on
the Mach place.
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‘ SEGflBTARY PHILLIPS A GUEST;
’ John Phillips gauntloi secretary of.
the Ewell!»
spend some t
of the will“ limit:
this place. r. Phillips, who is h
in high esteem by the batters of Bet
oi. has been ill f r some time put. it
America. is. to
fillgifll? 99:11:89,930 I:IlfInir sum be h
o c a 0 pl, n
flvotsd lscontly eiltenfin 1%
“in him to visit Bathe! as the guoltlp
ed at the home of Howard Mullen
‘ the association. He will be chloral?
l bn Granny more. and everything
he done for h
is has an attack of ‘
09 2
ton. have spent a couple of days with 2 -
Tucker, An hi
it
Rub. "a
‘ wax attracted
13011161“ the guest. W11.“ am
ers’. .Asloolotton of.
MP! 1! lactic. 1‘1"
mm, o
Ié‘ImptrlltionNt—(isthoii
friendships wig Imgowcd an a boy-
.ai Iood time
“$th“? sou
. “My Mm’ ‘ .
.2111
eruption.
James le logo. .éNOM liarenpc'l‘hom
H. Brady, B
' Arthurf
East Lyme: ' '
OIUIIDDEN DEATH IN MILFORD.
Mrs. Henry Go or dlIed very suddog
iy at her home ll Ml ford last nigh
About 7: 30 o‘clock. Mrs. Guyér. who
had be? a “1139a cloth ““1 ,wp
killing; old duties, dud
eh hen,‘ when her icon?
ditioa was noted
ore to breathe.
the floor
He summoned -.
he reached her hide his was extinct.
moned and issued a certificate of doll
by collocation.
tlve of Switzerland? an
of age. She came to this country with
her husband about 25 years ago and
Medical Examldér Heady was. sulflIv I‘
lb-Gu or we”
dgs‘fia
since then has resided in Milford in
itatn; Reuben H. ;
Mrs. Henry GuycrII Fails a Victim to 2;
the hired man, who 1
er flantlc ondeavf: -‘
saw her fall to
3 years '2
the section known as the quarry. _ Her ‘ ’ '
husband alone survives her.
3m
prisms lIN Minnow.
Mrs. Mary multistage and Samuel '
Middicbrook. Well Known Hermann,
Mary A Widow of J. Frpdcriok Jen»
nlugs died yesterday at her residence ’
in :10th after audible”. of about ‘
five months living which time she had ‘
been practiohily helpless
her 57th year.
Gumbel Mlddlsbrook, of Fairneld. 842
your bill, died yesterday. no wait a
well imde resident of the town and
She was in;
quite well to do. He leaves one dsugb ? .1
ter Mrs Mary E. Hewlett who resides
on Long island.
PIERCE RATE WAR ON TOMICCO,
LONDON August ZG—An important
conference of the tobacco interdlts has
been called to take place In London,
. September 17, in an effort to curb the
fierce rate war which followed the
formation of the rival combines. The
meeting will include representatives
of the American combine, the imperial
Tobacco Company,I manufacturers.
timpb‘rters and whoicsalgrs rind it is
hoped that it will result in a common
ity of llltbnest arrangement whereby . 2
the trade will be placed on a more sat-
lsi'a'ct'ory footing.
would»: worse 0' ‘ anions.
ST. LOUIS, Mo” August hfiuIv-I-An un-
known woman. Apparently sirtngirg)
W
of age, jumped, from Ends bridge
the Mississippi late last night.
Fitzgerald, crosslng the bridge, saw
her on the railing and solved her. She
tell! him she simply waisted to look pt
the river bellow. He walked away
and turning saw her, spring into the “
darkness and heard the splash as her
body struck, the water.
first wtim n to commit suicide from
Ends brl go.
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FOUNDIIEGB AND :ATRIOTS 1'0
vv 1. ‘
ti Title summer meeting of the Connec
on
and Poirlots of Amcrlca wl be held
at New Haven on Friday talentember
.Ao interesting historical paper will
be read
want. so To BERLIN.
ROME. August fill—King Victor Eln-
mantle) loll. Raccanogl (Milt Turin)
this morning for Berlin. ms majesty,
suite, w ”(lompml‘lfl: by z nhmfifilmp
on gvon a car are y
the crowds. Signor Prin’lltt‘i. til? min-
inter to foreign alfIinrs will join the
kingiotor on. »
v I
said the new a-
"! hove been told9 ”
itlent :‘"that
t‘ilority bu appendicitis'
'onlII r don’t IlImo " repli
romiled you W,
“alibi" M90930?“
“Iliad ‘noIvvj y
She. is the ‘
Society of the Order of Rounders .
a InytovIlgIr though! IWoolselIr
s9“, 0 0
p 2 rw c I
you are the highest on. ’
”9999131: 2
Iii
Stoddard and I,
Sihtoii r
WashingTPpwder Irina Marks
2 Given ‘A‘an at r -
3:16ka a WHEELER.
BICYGLE AND CYCLE BUFPL1E8.9
62 South Main BIL, -So‘I. Norwsik
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for rocker. . -
0:91 dint- class stores sell the Ozone
”aw-“W... .._......._..w.. ..H.. a..- mum...
. Specim 351A. ,
. hi (1. over .
. 331112018. .in‘ halt-e
: fhatmilhdo on.
. Phone 1.5M
maid ll article. such being the;
case. convult us. We are in a IIpIosl9
(it i! will?
9.313818%“ this times
lies. of the present
i
one .,0b .the
ti It... whim 9: ha i R ‘
cnnw u av route (1
difficult” , fl
1'33 .
ageless Die I
thicknesses. 217.111 8 I l
the hi
ndmi antics" ‘ '
Ilt‘llo pogo wldEI‘llfie
ii. ‘11! 6 Ni
pn] iglng births
second on, ,.,
93.,“ slits?
Kills who;
second. Druggst t
Rifiackaoll and
We are trying otter satin .ou
customers by not having our wagons
on the road. but twilli attend very
promptly to orders by postal cord. and
,2 pay following prices. with sonata dash
lng.- All kinds ‘of. iron. bio lint rub
her boobs, shoes and bicycle tires. 6
lb.; folded newspapers in Niamey:
tea and heavy lead to: zinc.
Those prl a are good p tr
changes. atoll. this ad:
ABRAHAM MAR
Be 43
[stylish Rough Stravv Sailors 1‘ 2
patterns in ChlIffolIl veilings.
rsmuso H'Aro AT
Mloauuucmsmccs. 2 ‘
hWriWuh fl! hoi’rfi; g 99,
light brass 5c lb; heavy brass. -
0 Copper 8o; pewter, 10c; rags dd I
Nil
1 tMcrin'unPn ,
9993:1101“
aion‘wsn lllli’c til
wltl':IlI.uu'eIs .,
era yfiarIs all
881 Aliens?“
treasurer of i'C
“ 2 pally. rethine'IEt
2 the ebo, .
he wa’s found in a burn
one where he had, u
was taken back to the
will be examined auto 1
using" one
cured st on
son:
1y!" o lldrlen uI
connected: with lilrgo shawls
' "II tabllsbluent. Fine goods Int low price
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