., cubic and Charles
,1 W , a ‘1 1111‘ W. ileutty
:LLLLLLL yestcrd fishing down the bar-
01‘ '
1 M sElla Cunningham, of Van Zandt
strhet is employed at the box manufac-
tory of 0.8 .Trowbrld e d: Son.
1 W
owners of the yacht Maurice." which
1. is anchor-oil at John Hi Coic' s float.
_ work on the new Colonial foundry,
and on the newsCrescent laundry, in
Seariew avenuenis progressing rapid-
Miss Pansy sieven"'mf cove street,
has returned taller home, after a few
Rev. James W. 1111 a, pastor of the
Advent Christian Church. reports a
fine time at the camp meeting held in
Massachusetts. 1. ,
’An hinteresLting meeting was held last
night in the Advent Christian Church
had by Rev. James W. Davis. A large'
number. Were present.
,t'f Ll
Mrs. T. B, Morton formerly of Nor
walk, who has been residing with M111.
James Stevens, of Cove street, leaves
today for a visit with Attitude on Long
Island. ' .
New blacks are being put down in
the‘ place of 1uhiiny old ones on the
Washington street bridge. A section
of the walk on the south side is being
rebuilt.
Dr. Vishandoif, a missionary from
Macedonia, delivered a lecture on the
customs and manners of the natives in
that place, at the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church, last night. » 1 1
.13...- ,, m
Arthur' Carr, John Hall, Miss Mamie
Hull and Miss Mary Bosses. went on
the Newport Excursion, this morning.
Mrs. Themes Benedict, who has been
on an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Dickinson. It Duluth, and“iuci-
dentally _did considerable travelling
along" the. coast, has returned to her
borne in this place. She reports a very
ilice1time.A . _
party consisting of Charles D.
Masher. Theodore carter Charles Bab-
ennett, of West.
Bedding and Brno hie Park, arrived
in this place this morning, and called
upon M. 8 Pal-trick. an old friend
They are stopping this week at the
Todd cottage on Belle Island. Mr.
Partrick had not seen Mr. Carter for
eighteen years. 1 1
"‘1 had a running itching sore on
my leg Suffered tortures. Deans
Ointment tpok away the burning and
itching instantly and quickly effected
permanent cure.” Q. W. Lenhart,
Bowling Green, 0.? 1 11 . ‘
,1 ' 1 i
, sownram ;
Charles W. Bell is, spending a few
days at Asbury Park', N.
Capthiii Robert Uta tookLI a pluty to
Erldgeport
M_1:s.8u'sie Godfrey, Misses Spies and,
Parker, are enjoying the day at New-
DOT-t, R. 1.
Edward Stevens and Charles Crock
stt are' trying their luck at biackflsh
ing in the Sound today.
Donne Moore has taken 11 positions
with William H. Mallory on his fine
1: for the rest of the 111101,:
J0: upberlanuer. .. .of Dorian, has.
,anpther of 'LLZS'. ianueheii in this,
hit hp ' 1111111111116 6 new as in the
yesterday. in his sloop.
eest of Mr. and,
of Crockett
when or New 111.1
it," after a
George
' and Mrs.
L 1 cl lead in Riverside Warm
and ‘WaM
1.1.1 tram prinsdale
11.111111111111111 n 3111111111 th
of the Polytechnic Schdo or“
more Cwas the guest of or
Mrs.C . W. Lounsbury, last week. AA
Mrs. Gilbert Marshall and .1Mrs.
Young. of Mlanus called and
on Mrs. Juliette Bates and Mrs. A
Whitney. 111;; attend,
picnic at Milena island. 1
Mr. and M1s. J. D. Nevins and three L
sons. Joseph Edwin and Jack, of New
‘aJersey, are the guests of Min and Mrs.
George Cberlander, East Main street,
Mr. Nevins is a nephew of Mrs. Ober
lander. They will remain until Lahor
Day , 1
An exceedingly pleasant trolley ride
was taken last week by W. M.
Whitney. Mrs. W. “S Whitney and
Miss 11. L Seeley, to TarrytownL: At
the termination of the trip, a lunch
was taken on the banks of the Hud
son
Senator and MralLLC , CW3: ibunsbury
are entertaining Mr. thLd Mrs Alexan‘
dcr Abbott, of Baltimore Previous to
A his arrival in Darlen Mr. Abbott° was
the guest of his son, Dr. Abbott. of the
University of Eennsylvatila. at his
summer home in Waquoit, Mass.
The Darlen Business Men’s Club
held their annual picnic at Rye Beach,
last week. They went from Roton'
Point on John Oberlandcr‘ s new yacht
had a fine trip and‘ enjoyed an excel-
lent shore ‘dinner on the veranda of
the hotel at Rye Beach The election
of ohicers resulted as f'o'liilwet; .Presiy
dent. C. W Lounsbury; vice president
Mr. Henlon; treasurer William Hind-
ley; secretai‘y, Nathan Finch. Among
those present were: Senator C. W.
Lounsbury. Representative Thaddeus
Bell Dr. G. H. Noxon C. W. Raymond
C G. Waterbury, WiiLiiain' Hindley.G
8.1311119)“. E. S Bates, John Oberlau-
der, F. V. Cantrell, 'I‘.L W. Austin W.
W Ballard, R. A. LMcDonald, J. A.
Klinefelter. Louis Stooraa ahd Fred
‘erick Schrader.
The fourth annual clambake o the
Noroton Social Club was recently old
on Kendlewood Island Newton. The
scenery from this island, which is very
beautiful was enjoyed by many Stain
ford and New York men: as well as
members of the Social Club. it was a
line bake. Every one of the fifty who
we1e present had plenty to, eat, and en-
‘joyed themselves ,playing quoith and
other games. Among, those present
were: Thomas Magoo, William Riley.
Admiral Low William Sear-lee, Thom
11a Riley JamLee Raymond, Henry Wei.
lace. James Wood. Frederick Webb.
Robert Morrison George Dugdnle, Mr
Bell I‘rank wood, Arnold Anderson.
'1‘. Camp. James Lynch, Bru “Char
les Leonard Harry Warl'en.1Charles
Bennvtt E. Hartwright, Charles Ray.
mend, Charles Webb Daniel Riley,
George Wallace 2'
wear-pans:
Dr. Eno’s launch is being overhauled
at the Touuet shop. 1
- John Wood left town yesterday for
a visit in New York.
‘ William 111‘. Collins, and wife are
guests of friends in Derby.
Miss Ada Walker has returned from
a vacation trip to PittslicAld. ,
Miss ‘M. Scanton left town yesterday
for a week's outing at Asbu'ry Park.
Harry Sherwood is on the telephone
line now and can be called up ht 111..
home;
Mrs. William LEstlc has 11h her guests
the Mesdamos Wolfe and Road, of "
New York.
The Computing Scale Co.’ s employee
resumed Work Monday after a‘A two
week' a shut down.
Representative Lloyd Nash attend-
ed the legislative reunion pt Pleasure
Beach. Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ryan and daughters of
Brooklyn. are guests at the residence.
of George W. Mills.
"Super" James Smith has been spec- . 1
11111113 011 the front of the trolley dur-
ng the fillet few days.
D. H. Morris has joined thel'hcllo"
'band. A1 telephone has been pieced in
his Wright street residence.
Westport Grange will be represent-
ed at, the Fairileld Pemona Grange pic-
pic. at Pine Rock park, tomorrow
The interior of Staples High schodl
has 1111 er pus is thorough renovation
prepare r :“to' the opening Tuesday.
Joseph Sherman, who some tibia also
1 fell from“ the Union school hall hr;
and seriously injured himself, is able ,
to be about again, although he has not
discarded the use of crutches. ,
The weapon Paper Com'
purchased from ”W. 0.501112, 11 A
th' I
Water) frontage, along With th oper.’
, , tr on which the company 11 star ours
‘ 'is ibc'ated. 111- . _ .
‘ternoon.
the sum realized 0
1 oxide. ”'1‘ w b
Godson of Lafayette. ” “The Far
Midshipman Jack," “‘Quaiut; ‘
Ar, from Toledo 'Ol'ilo. 11
Thomas Mcoandless will entertain
a friend tram New Haven over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Williams of Ridgeiield.
is spending the week with Miss Irene
Perry. . .
M. T. Donnelly has returned to New
York after spending a few days with
his family here.
A. E. anney attended the annual re-
union of his former regiment, at Plea
sure Beach on Thursday. ,
At this writing Mrs. B. More
house is very ill, and it is thought
can survive but a short time.
111111111 ,el Lockwood has been
spending as oral days with her grand
mother Mrs. J. M,., 1,19tlkwood.
1'" S. LBla‘ck, of new; York. and other
fr ends from Norris“: have been
guests this week of Mrs.M P Fitch.
Miss Cora Bulkley‘. of ridgepo‘rt;
who has been the guest of Miss Alice
31011, is spending this “week in Red«
A fine time was, liliJQYed by Norileld
Sunday school at its annual picnic,
held at Putnam Park on Wednesday.
A program of recitations and music
made the afternoon puss very pleas.
nntly after the line dipper had been
serve'd. The mandolin and vocal séi‘ec
Alone by Miss Coari Were much apprsc
ated.
e
WIL'TOM . ,
Wgoseph Wildes is visiting Davenport
Miss Katherine him-11L? is Ispending
the week at King's 1983i,
, Miss Annette Olmsteud, oLf Litehfleld
spent liist‘ Sunday with ~her pdr'e’nts.
Fred Baker 11nd mother of New, York
are spending a which at Mrs”? William
Cla1ence Jackson, of Hurlbutt street
has commenced hart-«ting a large crop
of line peaches.
Miss Lelia Williams. of Georgetown.
has been entertaining Miss Helen 8th1£21
gee, of Cannons.
Miss Carrie Taylor, of South Wilton
has secured the position of teacher of.
North Wilton school.
Davenport White has receptiy enioy-L
ed a trip to Kenncbuukport, Me, where
his mother and sister are summeringg';
Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Miller are .spend~
1nd several weeks at the Thousand is?
and s. ‘
It is reported that D. L.s Hurlbutt has'i
been appointed teacher of the (launch.
school which will reopen September 21
Mrs.' C.‘ A”. Clark entertained her
aunt. Mia. P. J. Andrews, of Ngw York,".
on Wednesday. 11,1“.
W. I... Brown. the NorthMilton gro-Lz
oer has lately purchased the store
owned by flilas Olmstead. and iatelyé
occupied by T. F. Gilbert. where he
will continue the grocery business in
connection with his store.
Miss Folsom. of Ri‘dgeiy Farm, cn-1
tertaineil the Whist Club Tuesday af~
Thtee tables were filled
Prizes' were hwarded to the following
successful contestants: Miss A. E. Car-
penter, Mrs. H. G. Thomson, Mrs. A.1
Miller. Miss Marian Olmstead and Mrs:
A. W. Merwin
Circulars have been distributed to
the parishioners of St. Matthewe'. call-
ing attention to the financial condition
of the parish. and at the same time
,money, receptacles were deposited
.thus giving uppertunity to these inter.
hated to assist3 in liquidating the
church dcbt.' information in regard to;
this method will
be imparted at the treat fen v’a‘l and'
supper to be held at, this, real ones of
Mrs. C. C. tvb ,14 .
r i
in. Nelson 1111121111 From?‘
Hell'- of The Fair Estate.
SANFANCISCO A118. 29:41? the
tom of the attempt issue between
the heirs of the late Mrs, Charles L.
Fnlr, and Mrs. 3111111111; Oelrichs and
Mrs. W. Kwanderbilc r. the former
receive more than 01.00, 00. 0f thii
sum $800,000 in gold has lice
paid by fierce '0 .
b” L .1'. L
1' ' butt Him;
‘ , “U Under this rullu'lf
, of banks and institutions doln
as ea Or
act by occluded by
1 the sake, to pay taxes..
snags-l changes, and
can ti enhances.
ibuulting business which had already
their returns for the years ended
J use 30, 1902, were required to and did
make amended returns. including
profit and loss account, and addition,
assessments were made against suc‘
banks or institutions. in some i
stances, these assessments were paid
but in a large majority of cases“ the re‘
claims for abatement were filed.
"in accordance with an agreeme
made with representatives of the c! ' a .
1113 house associations of the in
cities, this office suspended tempera
ily action upon the claims for abate-
then pending in the 111111211 States Cl
cult court was decided. .
'A'In June lest the em Jot the heat
or Manufacturers' National Bank'v
the ruling of this ooice sustained '1
1 9.1111 slew of the. decision of the con
and in conformity ith the agreement
the claims for abatement which hav
been filed and collectors will be i
LLgLLL‘LLLLLd to collect the taxes as asses
e
' “it is probable that all the bank
lectors are. therefore instructed to at:
certain what banks in their district's
required by ruling No. 4110 of Decern's
her 3, 1901 and circular 010.615 of D111
camber 112, 1901, and require amended
:10?th ll cousin
1 a (tree f by it you
‘ harmony
. this was that it differed ill.
fir inlet 111
returns from t;hem or if they refuse or
- neglect to make the return to report
them to this office,for weifiment."
eswaso FOR also "assess;
Stamford Relatives Oll'or $500 for imj
of Her athrAyboutpA.
Liege number,
therein their undivided profits or their
turns were made under molest, and .
meat and the' collection of the tax -
Was postponed 1111111 ash or the suite ‘
C. H. Treat collector, was decide Land 1,1 L.
1"? '1"; ._
1mlililllOIl.1AlllOlll0blie ,
' , Launch Enames
above retarded 10.1 is since will reject
have not made amended retu'rns'. Cpl ‘
have not made amended re‘t‘urhI flit ‘
the years ended June 30, 1902: or have}
not returned for taxation all” the mo .
lee used in the business of intuition. as ,
The relatives of Miss Elizabeth Par- 'L‘
., r
etc, 11 i'?LL‘
Liz WASHMGTON STREET;
SOUTH NORWALK.
' Phone 43-6; ‘
tinting son Trade Ar .
e Starch TgadetMatlfs.
one Washing Powder Trade Marks
sons, who disappeared mysteriously ~
from her home in Stamford last April.
offer in another column of The Sentl
cal. a reward of 3500 for information
that Lwill lead to her discovery; The
relatives of the missing woman he
lves she is alive; and that she wooden
.Aaway from home While suffering
coin an aberration of the mmind ‘
The case is a most re arkable one.
sees; as any 9min ma :itnowa.
there was no reason rlthe worsens
departure. She was lying with her
brother' a family In Grove street Stam
ford and was of a retiring disposition
it was her custom to take a walk each
ievening, 'ufter dinner, but she seldom
went more than a short distance from . 1
her holes. On the night of her disap
pearance, she was seen within two
blocks of her residence, apparently
waiting for a trolley car. After that
there is no definite trace of her. A
careful and systematic search and in-
unity has been‘ initde iii Stadifor'd and
vicinity. - it is believed that if she was
dead her body would have been recov-
ered before this time. Her relatives
have been in a constant state of worry
and suspense since her disappearance.
it is hoped that the stimulus of a large
reward will be the means of finding
some clues to her whereabouts.
m.
THE othrilas mache shoe.
The machine work fifty years ago
was not as good at it is now, one ma
sou being that the Machines them-
selves were defective not only in
weight and depign, but in workman
iship as well: another reason was that
,1 'In many cases the litter had to go over
into work again in any client. on that it
j gnome behind want/ed to complete the
the work 111' the lathe. To be truth-
ful,l11n'u‘st1‘Idd that the fitting was by
no means-what it should have been
not so much through carelessrloss' oh'
the part of the men as from the lack
of instr merits of precision for men-
suhl Lt and last. these consisted
ichleliy c calipers, inside ancient and
,a twodoot boxwood this. Now if this
member of
h' the others
stands in the neute' of Mrs. Nelson. ; ‘
Within a month 111;.1 “halal?” will be?’
handed or
1 mil _
this In: ct'Ltil' ' i1 1
. sum re resented in mirrLLL'L'LL’L'L'L more
0
or!» hair. the
I 8L; he on 1
were, star-1111111» ‘
“alluvial ih-
sicrohn ‘La’ivo CYCLE enemas
52 8cuth Main at... . so. Norwaik.
The three kinds of' Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All hrstclass stores sell the Crone
goods. .
Special Sale
use .0111
55c bag
A Stull
trouble is neg
, I ‘ day eye trouble. Twenty-five per cent.
, ; of all 1wheel children suffer from 119-.
1 {geirg‘lasreg and 11111111 often take? 9'1
(’20 soo hypu gnorA coo e
. , cause. when 11' mil: hour LwL'LithL the o-
,1 31cm:i Iwould have remedied the who a"
, very painful and, serious result L
urate a piece of cloth felded several ,'
igthicknesses, with Brislliha Hahn and ‘
"ibind over the bite.
‘1 Remove in half an hour and you will '
:‘ find a drop, us green as grass
only thing in the world we know ofL
. ‘that will do this. Equally effective for
; ‘enake and mad dog bite, it instantly
- Mapplied so always keep it on, hand. «1
1: Kills bee, warp or hornet sting in one “
_ customers by not having any wagons
".lb;
patterns in Chiffon Velllngs. New
" Birds Wings and Pompous. '
“1'13!an Strut
OOT'TL‘L;0IL ALVIL: INST NLOHLWAALK. ii- 5.19%.;
L '35,“?
. 9 E3800“ 8'”?
1 o
, 1:11. '1: 1111. if: 'or: six, 1 oo 11: 1.
spam. LL
1H1 L
_ 1.112;. use ”was r
41,612..
w 11. homes ulna...
11 The strut c, at 1 ll
(hurl developed 111.,
lug school days. 1 1 e lect at this tune
responsible for 111110 of the present,
festive eye's, They fall behind
L e locust: kissing bug
illnil spider Arepolsonpus', and :prodgcteL
a
This
'is the poison which has been all drawn
{out and the trouble is over. This is the
second- Drugsists or sent quick. B.
".1!“ Jackson and 011., indianapoils
JUNK 011071! IIONS
We are trying to better satisfy our.
on the road, but will attend very
promptly to orders by postal card, and
Jim boots. shoes and bicycle tires, be
To; Copper, 8c;Lpewter,10c; rags 11:
1b.; folded newspapers in bundles, the:
felt and heavy lead, 31:, line. zxc.
These prices are 'good until market
Mohanges. Watch this adv:
1 ABRAHAM HARRI8
iPhone 1604 1 Box 346 so. Norwalk.
Mull Hats, White' Felt Hats, 1'10me
stylish Rough Straw sailors. Dainty
' TRIMMED HATS AT
.1 monomer. most.
2M. F Hokormari
Namath.
Eine Goods at low Prices '
Connected withwlarge Dridgeport- es
tablinhment. Fine goods! at low prices.
' i: I
now rest; NEW saves a
HARTFGRDRAILROAD.
M11 ‘ i .1 :. 1
.TLiLMl TABLE. ‘
In client“: "was, 1002. 1 '1
ALIA“ 11¢ng "'11 WALK roa
110:.0108
“2051' to 11:3 36;.
11:1. 1.11:...1
112: 1:1 with
55' ”8:. L005.
5165:. 11th;
a flew-1" 1 L
rant—A111,-
light brass 6c lb. r heavy brass. 1
L etop :t
xKLAli: '59: B 15'
' ' heist: Li" 1
1 ,i 1.1.1
Mrs. Ma ala Fl db, -1.
LLL'LLb'L'L'L Kedtucltyion All 1 ‘ '
‘ "lb on hi 1
1 Linimhnt 1116:3113 up
good. One 25c nt‘
“Wig”? opt of y
11111111111.
MAL
be absent may be? at t L‘ 4
11 sent are always "W;
cases , 1
Instant relief. 1,
as], .
‘ing that they won’t hi t'ry
11p a quarrel. ‘
8%
18A 1’
Lundei-L date of ,
“Please accept t oil's
ful Ramon’ s Liyer PllLl
is. {t is one" L6: tit
es
, pay following prices. With square 'deal» -‘ ' "
9 log: All kinds of iron. Me 1b.. rub-i
mend it to my fre dil
R‘. H Planted.
The man who makes the best. _1
erythln‘g should have no tron ' e in .'
posing of his wares ., ‘L
ONLY 1: a '
ms, 1:13 {MM
1111 1 {iridium
cont bottle hilt“ thew
The more L'mLohey‘ '5
harder it is for him
world that he is a fool“
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