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home from 11. weeks cruise to
don
V 1131” Mrs}? Frederick Lundnuist
V. 1. returned from a short stay in
' New York city.
The sloop “ids May." ficm Rowdy-I
ion, is being overhauled on the beach
at Second Point.
Alfred St. John of South Osborn
avenue has secured a position with G
. F. Smith of Roman street.
‘ “Jack" Phillips of this place, is
wearing his left hand in. a bandage, the
result of a out he received while in
swimming one day recently.
Miss Classic Golding, of East avenue,
want to New Rochelle. this morning.
for a short visit With friends.
‘ Captain Daniel Petty, of East ave
2 one, has returned from a several days'
May at his old home in Bellport, L 1.
Miss Maude Kocier, formerly of this
place. now residing in Noroton, has
,beeln the guest of friends in East Nor-
ak.
'. Joseph Fowler has moved from
Washington street South Norwaik to
August Warm's residence in Thiid
street.1
William Weed, 9f the firm of Rob~
erts & Weed, bicycle dealers. started
yesteiday on a Week’s vacation trip
to Newark, N J. V
. Harry Gerhaidt', the Washington
street bridge barber, returned today,
V V flour a several days’ visit at the home
, of his parents in Lyons Plains.
V Thornton Canfleld, of Seavlew ave-
one want to Danbui'y, this moiulng.
You his wheel where he will remain un-
til Sonday, the guest of relatives.
Miss Florence Cook who has been
the guest of Miss Jessie Fancher, of
Winfield street, the past two months.
has returned to her home in Ansonia.
Captain Thomas Butler Smith Cap-
tain Charles Bell and several friends
Want out yesterday after biackflsh, and
returned with half a bushel of the
fish. IL
ElbertVYalcntine, of Cottage avenue.
is pridinghimself on his fine cr‘op ofT
musk melons this year. 111 eighteen
hills he has 125 of the delicious mel—
cos
Mrs. Alexander Palmer is spending
the week with her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Palmer in New York city. She
is accompanied by her little son Wal-
den. 2
'Mrs. Mary Whittnll will re 111 to
her home in Brooklyn. tomorrélafter
a week’s visit, the guest of 1'. and
'Y ”Mrs; C. M.’ Mueller, 01' the Washing-
ton street bridge.
Richard Roddy. of Van Zandt street.
is painting his skiff ‘Rivai," on the
west side of the Benedict Farms
1 bridge. The bottom of the boat will
will big white and the sides red.
Captain A. B St. John of Van Zandt
street, who was threatened with an
pen1iicltis,is now said to be, out of
danger His many friends will be
pleased to learn this good news
Mrs Charles R. Day. of Betta place.
and 15:: Alonzo Smith and daughter
Blobs , of South Norwulk will rc-
mini tomorrow from a two weeks‘ stay
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can Gcib of First street, who has
been Working as clerk in the South
Norwalk office of the Connecticut Rail
way ‘& Lighting Company, has been
. transferred to the company’s Norwaik
gas 051cc.
Letters received by friends in East
Norwalk indicate that Sam Hull is
‘ ve1y much pleased with his work in
Waterbury. He is located on Main
street and has charge .11 one of the
lunch wagons mined by Homer Crew.
of South Norwaik
1 Mrs. M A. Lockwood and son. Fred—
erick ‘lockwood who have been mak-
an; a short visit in New Haven. the
fascists Mrs. Jobmliennott. 111011111311
hort time yesterday afternoon.
at 11111 home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
11111111111111.1111 Van hudtzstrset. en route
. 11 Greenwich. in their'Oldsiiioblle.
2 . (is tsin Fred Carr. in treating the
mmcot 111?: "Enims" to a cost of paint.
and his the craft h uletl out on the
shore. west of the edict Farms
111.1 This is the bust formerly own«
ed 1) Captain Thomas Boned t and
VVrscen y. purchased by George .Curu‘
of the Norwslk Yacht
‘9
pg Smith and Harry Crosnett will
arts or the meeting of the Jun-
11 in the East Avenue Methodist
st 71 ill tchirp" this evening. All
unlit ends are urged
‘ , i 11 the last meet
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’ w'nlk, came in the harbor, yesterday af-
' L' 11011. I. week at Paris, 11
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kBlo‘od Bitt
Stamford. 1 1
A large number of wells on Witch
.Iuine have become dry during the past.
few days. .
Edwin smith has purchasda new
tax bound from George Moore. of 13in
view avenue.
Mortimer M. Brown.
The sloop Wild Duck, owned by
Captain William 1. Stevens, had a sail-
lug party out last night,
New board walks have been
alound the ‘ residence of Elaoar ,Du-
fault, in Rowayton avenue.
Miss Helen Ely. of Norw’alk is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gui—
dcr, of Rowayton avenue, for a Week.
for a few. days.
Mrs. Fred Merrlfield and children,
who have been visiting fiiends from
outofofown, have returned to their
home in Rov‘vayton avenue.
Captain B. Rackett took out 11 Leona
sloop “Tiger " Thcie was music and
singing, which was very much enjoy.
811..
Miss Graca Overton and Mrs. Willis
Ovcrton, of Meadow street. Booth Nor~
walk.Vspcnt"yesterdsy with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Ackart. of, Rowayton ave-
nue.
Elmer Case and family. of South
Main stret South Norwalk. enjoyed 11
fine clam bake, Monday afternoon, in
a small oyster house, near the lower
dock.
The sloop “11111. May, ” of South Nor-
tcr,noon with a party on board. They
had just come across the Sound {10111
a day s outing.
George Sharron son of H. Sharron.
has completed his course of study at
Camp Columbia, Bantam Lake. and
passed all the examinations with the
highest honors.
James smith cut his foot quite badly
recently. while out playing in his yard
The injur‘ed foot was dressed by a phy-
lsiclan, and it is reported that he is get-
ting along nicely.
Harvey Jarvis recovered the eye-
glasses that Mrs. Susie Godfrey 111st
overboard a few days ago while climb-
ing down the dock. Mr. Jarvis secur-
ed them with a pair of tongs.
The crew of the Kate C. Stevens will
play baseball Labor Day. with the
itcwaytons.’ This-2:111 the return game
for the one. played at Locust Grove.
L. 1., duri the Sunday school picnic.
It is expec ed that this game will be
an interesting one.
A horse owned by Judge Alfred E.
Austin, of Norwalk. was hitched in
front of the house owned by Mr. Ans.
tin, and occupied by Fizonr Dufault,
yesterday afternoon when a flying
piece of paper frightened the animal.
He started off and one of the reins
caught in a shaft and the latter was
broken off before the horse could be
stopped.
A slight fire occurred in the chim
may on the residence of Samuel Cof—
flu. in Witch Lane, last Sunday morn-
1113. Some of the nearby neighbors
discovered flames coming from the
chimney and in less than Went-y. min-
utes the fire was extinguished by
throwing panfuls of salt down the
chimney, There was no damage done
to the woodwork of the bonse.
Clifford Arnold. of Rowayton, 111 at-
tempting to rescue a cat from a well,
fell to the bottom. The will is tile
111111 twenty-five foot in depth. He was
just beginning the descent by means of
a rope, when it broke. letting him
down. Fortunately there w‘ero only
about two feet ,of water in the well.
and Mr. Arnold was not seriously in-
lured. He says he will be in condi-
tion to run the half-mile race at the
Eair Grounds. on Labor Day.
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Frederick C. Taylor, Judge of Pro.
hate for this district. Hand 11 son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. £1.11 .Tiiloy, of Dar-
len, is back from a. European trip of
live weeks duration. Judge Taylor ar:
rived in New 1?ch Saturday morning
aboard the American liner ijludel
plus. lie want at once to Greens
Farms. where his ismilymre summer
fices until yesterdum 1. .
To a reporter who saw 11 in the
Probate Court. in Stamford, Judi; a
Taylor said he enlayed 11a trip no
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Edward J. Ladrigan has purchased
the French poodle dog once owned by Y
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Mrsi Harriet Raymond, of South '
Nor-walk is the guest of Mr. and M111 .
Charles N. Raymond of Logan street. ‘
ing party, last night, on board his '
in; and 111.1 not com own to 1111 of Y
health by the rest it married him. 5
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V Charles L. Glover. Norwdlir. V
Henry Mathois.~Norwslk. L
George 0thaine. Nomadic?
New York Grocery cot. Nor-Yoshi. ~
William Bronson East Norwaik. 1
Morris Epstein, East Norwnllt.
the halls and buildings counected w
the Inns are very andient and ‘of very
beautiful architecture, the Judge says '
Not the least pleasant feature of
the Judge's trip was his meeting with
an old friend Y in Londcn-Edward
Leeds. now 11 resident of that city.
Mr. Leeds is a son of “Mayor Chas.
Ii. Leeds and was formerly a resident
of Stamimd.
Real Estate Agent L. W. Finney. of
Stamford, sold yesterday. the farm of
Mrs. Linden J. Smith of Noroton. to
John Mciialc. of Noroton Heights. The
property comprises about twenty two
acres, and the purchase price was 0v
or $100 per acre, or $2,500. The new
purchaser contemplates improving the
property and converting it into a
truck garden by next season, Mrs.
Smith will move to North Mianus,
where her husband will enter the oul-
by raising business while she ills a
lucrative position in the works of the
Stuiufoid Manufacturing Company.
.WESTPDRT.
George A. narrow and wife have re-
tui'nod from a visit in Rochester. N. Y.
The Wostport Gun Club has planned
a shoot for Labor Day.
Mrs D W. Slave:- is entertaining
Miss Prentiss, of Astoiia L. i
G. P. White who has been enjoying
an outing in Massachusetts, is home.
The slate roofs of the Atlantic
Starch works are undergoing repairs.
An extension is being added to the
Greens Farms residence of Henry
ltlppo, -
Mrs. W. Sanger and children, of
Brooklyn, are guests of Mrs. W. H
Mai-.vin
Henry E. Sykes and wife, of Middle
town are guests of Mrs. Henrietta
liradloy.
Mrs Charles. who has been the guest
of Mrs R. P Sherwood, left Monday
for New York.
Mrs. Charles, who has been the
guest of Mrs R. P Sherwood left Mon.
day for New York.
Mrs. Samuel Terrell and daughter,
of Flushing. L. l..;aro guests at the
home of W. W. Crossmuu.
The walk in Riverside avenue from
State street to Burr avenue. has been
pht in passable condition by order of
the selectmen
The employees of the Computing
Scale Company will resume work next
Monday morning after their annual
vacation of two wacks.
The .Toquet Launch Co. bps on the
ways a new 30 foot launch that will
have two eight horse power engines.
11 is intended for the company '11 use.
Members of the Masonic fraternity
here will participate In a basket picnic.
on tour dung the seventh anniversary of
the founding of thOvMasonic Home, to
be held in Wallingford, September 25.
. A V-spccial train will leave Saugatuck
M7158 is. 111., September 11 for Thom-
11115111.; This will prove an hocommo
action to many here who will partici-
pate in the annual field day of the
fire department there. _ Y Y .
Alfred Warncke, of this place. left.
last evening on a saver] days' pleats-
ure trim He went by tr in to Bridge-
port and there boarded the boat lior al
New York. thence by 1boat to Boston.k
V unspoilt tor a few days. .
Compo Enki olnoany's trolley
party to 111111 Monday night
moved 5. delight affair. and was nor.
ticlpatsd in by about 100. The special
Jumbo our was uncomfortablyncrowsdl
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Conrad Becker) soon. Norwalk.
2 Charles Median. South Narnia.
been in town several days ondcavdp
ing to place a. concert before the New
Vstroot. After going up and down the
Trial Size 100.
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Sunday. - "
Charles M. Griebcl has resumed
work at Wolfel 81 Greenwald's, after a
week's vacation. ‘
Miss Mary E Armstrong is having
the woodland in the rear of her real-
dence cleared of underbrusb V
The annual clam bake oi the Lobster
Club will take place at the residéncc
of Charles Roscoe, September 7
a. w Smith was the guest of rain.
lives in Mt. Vernon, Sunday/.1111 also
“took in" Glen island during the day.
Miss Campbell of Mamnroneck has
Canaan public
Miss Adeline Marks of Stamford.
who has been enjoying 11 pleasant visit
with relatives and friends here for the
past week. returned home Saturday.
The Misses Plait, who have been
guests of their father at the residence
of John Thatcher for the past week, Y
returned to their homo in Brooklyn,
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas limbs and
son “Nickie," who have enjoyed 11
week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. J 1111
E. Hersam retui nod to their horn in
Brooklyn yesterday
A meeting of the committee on the
ilremen’fis clnm- bake was held in the
engine house Monday evening to per-
fect plans for the bake to be held on
Smith's island. Labor Day. '
A picked nine of ball players went
to High Ridge, Blinds afternoon. and
played a game with he team of that
place. The New Cnuaans came home
victorious by a score of 19 to 0. Only
six innings ware played.
Mrs. Helen Rover, who has been vis-
iting with Mr and Mrs. Charles Fairty,
Stamford avenue, ‘foi some time, rc-
based to her home in Hackeusack
N J., Monday. Miss May Fulrty ac
companied her on a visit.
8. G Judd, of Stamford has purch-
nscd the business crockery, tinwarc
otc.. conducted for some time by
George Fl. Raymond, in the Opera
house building. The purchase was
made last Saturday. The now proprie
tor will fully equip the store.
Saturday evening, shortly after 10
o'clock horse racing of a spirited na-
ture was indulged in between Wiiiitsm
Clark (and Howard Northrup. The
scene was Railroad avenue and Main
streets about a dozen times at light~
11111 spend. it was not decided who
had the better horse, each having won
about as many cuts as the other. it
Is now stated but one of the party
has expressed willingness to back
with a purse his opinion that his stood
is the faster, and is willing‘to race at
any time the othor‘pnrty'suggests.
Loo'vsauoa Vnosotsv's DEATH.
Occurred Lnt Evening In . Sanitati.
11m in Resonator. N. Y., -
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in! Ohio, who occurred at Watkins.
, metal despatches from Wat»
ai’dsyi that the cit governor who
since 1837,1111“ bean practicins low 11
New York city. left. that 111 several
was» and owing in s brea down of
his booth: and want 111
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112 WASHNIGTON STREET.
‘OUVTH NORWALK. '
Child’s Rocker Free
For 46 Ozone Soap Trade. Marks.
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks.
2 01101141 Washing Powder Trade Marks
V Given Away at VV‘ .
BUCKLE? 3 WHEELER-
BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES,
52 south Main 85., ' So. Norwslk.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presentéd for rocker.
All first class stores sell the Ozone
goods.
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Eye Deficits In 1110' 1531i L‘bl
Roam. .
The greater per cent. of the eye
trouble is scanned or developed dur
Ving' school days Neglect at this Ltlnien
is responsible for much of the present
of all school children suffer from a-
festive eyes. They fall behind
their classes and are often taken out
tioian would have remedied the whole
difficulty. ~
HCLMER BL HLLOYLT.
GRAWATE OPTIGIAN.
1 Fine mica lisp-Icing:
Room 9,‘ 111111.11 ‘Bnnk 11111.80. Nor.
once hourss to 11: 55: 1 .46 to 5180
Saturday evenings, M.
Locust Bites
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. But
urste a piece of cloth, folded several
instant roll f.
Remove in half an hour and. you will
find a drop, as green on grass.
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is 0 or 11111: is the
only thing in the word we know of
snake and mad dog bite, it instantly
applied so always keep it on. hand
second. Drugglsts or sent quick.
F. Jackson and 00.. Nindiauapolis
JUNK QUOTIHIONS
We are trying t6 better satisfy our
customers by not having .sny wagons
on the road. but will attend yery
promptly to orders by postal card, and
pay following prices. with square deal
ing: All kinds of iron. Mic ib.; rub-
ber boots shoes and bicycle tires. 5c
:llgbt brass, 61: 1b.; heavy brass.
1711; Copper, 8c; pewter. 10c; rags 1c
tea and heavy lead, 31:; zinc, 2%c.‘
These prices are good until market
changes. Watch this adv. - , 1
‘ ABRAHAM HARRIS
Phone 1V‘-.'665 Box 346. So. Normlk.
VACATION lilLLlliliRl
Pong Hats. Sailors and Alpines, White
Mull Hats, White Felt Hats new and
stylish Rough Straw Sailors. Dainty
patterns in Chiffon Vollin'gs. New
Birds, Wings and Pompous. .
TRIMMED HATS AT
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d! Main Strut. Nortnlk.
Fine Goods at low Pnées
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tsbllshmeut’. Fine good": at low prices.
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cause, when a half hour with; the op. .
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lets. it is one of t
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