in probably the bmxeat
son at the island, both
the cottages being well
. the visitors train out—ot-
o hooked here in .srsie nun»
the orient holidarpt the
season. Last night "All! this
there was a. his exodus or
vial torn and tor the 'rest at
l ‘ aloud will be a quiet
,ot the oottestrs ox- ,
. to their homes in the
October 1. .
ooondg. performance of the
gland Junior Minstrels held on
‘- evening in Foster’s stables
1y Attend . story seat in
filled): a. program was
And the Belle island lin
society will not a consid
.. . ,A
m (3 Clinton. who has been
mg iwith his wife in conducting
dflouse and Jones cottage
g summer: loaves Wednesday
Y- 1!, where he will engage
. _ all business. an dopen‘ a
in house at the corner or
,. avenue and Party‘sixth
William James will resume his
in New York city, next Sun-
iii? Viill return to the island week
every Sunday morning, at 11
at Elim Home.
not meeting of the Belle island
* went society for the season.
held Saturday evening. at
s all the members are asked
ant to close up matters for
”son. President Charles Jones.
dram. will preside at the mesh
Sarah Schuldice returned to her
Danbury today. after a week‘s
the Harliand House. Miss
expects to return to the is-
d next week when her mother will
mission or her summer home in
. he Warm weather yesterday was
at what the bothers had looked for
d a large numbers could be seen on
MQCrescent beaches at high tide.
. Silent Labor Do? with W J. Muivlhill;
Lester Willi
Haven and return Sunder.
Floyd v‘ s coast the purines
l rice or thenllbirusi Rosier and
lock Cotillion to
annual rhea
Mario er
Maui's arm
Hiram Scot. the Ridatdsid rim..."
man. is visiting in Norwuik today.
'l‘. R. Turner. oi Roseudale, N. Y. 3
Mrs- David llould. of Main street. is];
entertaining lilies sou Murry. or New
Haven ,
Russell Basra aimllztbeih. New Jar» w;
m. hes been the street or Nowell:
relatives. .
0. Y. liars. oi (iienbro‘o‘lr. was that
guest of Alain Sunrise, of Holden ave
one Sunday.
ruour “ere guests yesterday or his
loyalist??? f°§£fgfi£§fig§£efgi sister Mrs. Bessie Smith, at her home ,
Swantou. Vt {in North Main street .
John cromweir, or New Falrileld M" an“ M“ J‘ ””1“” ”a M"
(loom, is making a short visit with re-
iatlves in town.
Captain Howard J. Bloomer, of Com- .
parry ‘D iii rusticnting in the Adlronw
vacation oi‘ I. .
ilutli‘erior' _ at
the li‘alrlisld (3 nty Saving Brink. W!
let; the illness oilfiecrctnry and Truss
uror Victor 8. Bullock. -.
i
l
l'iort. were guests yesterday or Mr. and
rim-r Frederick Coleman.
Mrs. J. W. Carroll] and son Jack have
returned to the r ome in Chester. in..
(look Millmtaihs. g ‘atisr an extended visit with her pure
George W Scurl or. or South Nor— rents, Mr and Mrs James Cousins.
walk. has been the guest of friends in : Charles Alfred at Brooklyn, New
Huntington, “ I - . York. who has been the guest of Mr'
the hhnuai Labor try
in the PM“ C“? 2 George West of West Long Branch
Miss Florence Schulte of Crescent 9 N. J.. has returned home after a law
Terrace, spent yesterday the guest oi‘. day's visit at the home of Charles
friends in Bridgeport ; Murray. in Union avenue,’ Norwaik
Mr and Mrs. Mc Chesney or Dan-l
bury are arrests of Mr. and Mrs i“. S ‘ hills“ returned to their homes in Bethe
Lyon at West street 3 after having hen the guests or the Mia
Misses Theresa and Julia Shepard: NOS ilatchiord. of South Main Itrfiet.
and William J. Shepard spent the hall-
day in New York city.
parade. and picnic avenue, returned home, last evening
’ Xavier Club. of New York, spent Sat-
“ an ..
Wood, at cross street wheeled to New ‘
i't Gehsbe. o! artiste '
ouso resumed his ‘
1". Miles this or r on alter his annual ‘ '
George Miller and iamlly, of Boy ‘
and .Mrs. James Shoehan. of Bridge ',_
oi The Nor,walk yesterday. attended ; illiii Mrs. Cyrus Roscoe, of Westport 'i
Misses Mamie and Margaret Mauion .
Thomas Hamilton. catcher oi' the '
Mr. and Mrs. Brown. of Watsrbury,‘;
spent Labor Day with Mrs. Sarah Fos-
ter. South Main street.
John P. Treadweii and iamlly. or:
North avenue, are enjoying a sojourn ’
at Saratoga, New York. 3
Mrs. Alden Salmons and Mrs. James .
Golden and daughter Agnes, returned;
from Gosben. Mass. today. i
J. Emory Pease, of Grand Rapids?
Mich. has been spendings few days
with friends in South Norwailt.
John Spendlovs and site. and dough 3
ter Mabel oi Grove street. spout Sun-
day. with friends in Stamford _
Fraser. employed in it. L. Wehrle‘s .
Day at his home in New Canaan.
York. was the guest yesterday. or
John Devine, oi Strawberry Hill.
M. and Mrs. Frank Allen. or South
Norwalk, are meets or Mr. and Mrs.
Frank White. of Cold Spring. L. I.
Henry‘il'oward. of Woodward ayes
one has returned from a vacation
spent with relatives in Stonington.
Nearly all of the italian population
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barnum. at Beth-
el. are visiting their daughter. Mrs. C.
A. Tucker. of Main street. Norwalk.
ditygwas ideal in every respect.
eryone on the island made the
8. Willard Clay and family. Miss-
Fannie Bennett and Maude Andrews
id to their home in Danbury
. I1. utter a two weeks’ stay at
.and Mrs. Howe and son. Gerald
N NE, alter a several weeks
the {lowland House.
her Cololum and family. who
liked tunneling here. will leave
- tor their winter residence
11 Mrs. Friichard entertained a
m of friends yesterday at
‘ tty Illllllle!‘ home in Park ave-
'5"
Wish. of New York is enjoy-E
holpltality 0! Arthur Waiters
home in Summit avenue.
‘30le who formerly resid-
was a sheet over the
at the Bartlett cottage.
lead Oliver Burnett spear
It the Belle island House .
Wilcox spent Sunday at his
hut Terrace.
.monr snore.
‘ Mil my. conduct-
fl. Wit. will close Octo-
goth and homily villas
. . where he will conduct
' Woodward Imus dub
his. He will reopen the
About the middle. at next
today to their home in Mount '
in mono. and alter that
W‘ pleat weeks.
visit with relatives in South Norwalk
9' Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of New York
ciu. are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Charles E. Ferris. of Bayvlew are
more
i George Roscoe and Cyrus Roscoe oi
Westport avenue, have returned home
latter spending a few days in Water
ihury.
Miss Alice lmvett, of New York city. .
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. 8.
Lockwood. or Chestnut street. Nor-
walk. .
Joseph Laphen and Miss Kate For
ircii ot Worcester Mass" are guests 0. :
l'l‘homas Farrell. of Main street Nor
walk.
‘w Hunter lack of Brooklyn. was the
guest yesterday of Mrs. Kate P linu-
rer. at her home in Main street, Nor—
jwallt.
l Emory H. Phase of Detroit Mich.
its spending a few days in South Nor—
walk the guest of his sister, Miss
lPease.
5 Mr. and Mrs. W Wyeih and family.
10f Brooklyn. are spending a tear days
‘with Mrs. M. E. Cumin of 12 West.
{street
1 Councilman and Mrs. Stephen H.
Holmes. or Main stwreet Nor-walk are
enjoying an curling at the Thousand
”island
George L. Woodward has resumed
his duties at the Bank 0! Norwalk. al—‘
War an enforced vacation beinuse oi
:illnass.
George Smith. «stateroom street. has
returned from a two weeks“ trip to
thin. N. Y.. Boston. Mass. and other
places.
lor avenue.
, have town tomorrow for the Catskill
Mountains. where he will spend a can
A composed of Ira Wilson.
am and ms. Wilson
its. y.
man-msghmum
stilt. mu tantrum
mm-
bicycle shop spent Sunday and Labor l
Joseph Sullivan. 0: Brooklyn, New‘
. in the postal department at Washing-
l’rank Cassassa has returned to his
home in New Britain alter a few days‘ »
. from Brookiieid Center where he has
~much better as a result of the change
‘ New York are boarding with Mrs. L.
ielck with dysentery. and the change
um ruse at Brooklyn rm ref
been turned to his home. after spending 15-:
bottle; with George W“ at Tw-
Francls tsunami of Nor-walk. will
'wsntonsmhlag mushrooms“
realism .
.. ..I
«serum... .'
urday evening. and Sunday. with his
cousin. John render, of South Nor—g
walk.
Mrs. Addison Mason. Miss Clara his
.on of Ripploy. N Y.. and Mrs. Emily
Spear. of Brooklyn. are guests of Mr.
rind Mrs David M. Corbett, of Cedar
street .
Henry 8. Brandforrl.. of Boston.
Mass. is the guest or Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Merriweather. oi Prospect
avenue. Mrs. Mcrriwoather being his
sister.
Joseph B. Elle. J'r.. teller at the Con-
lrai National Bank. is enjoying a
week's vacation. Mr. Elis has Just re-
turned from spending a. few days in
Waterbury.
The Misses Elia. Anna and Gertrude
McDonald. of New York.
at the wedding at Miss Maggie Pen-
der and John Mausi
Harry Camp. who has been spend
‘ log a thirty day‘ a vacation at his home I
in Noru’aik. will resume his duities
too i). (2.. next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James 1.. Bosnian and
Sdaughiers Harriet and Marion.
(3!
Stolen island. spent Sunday and 1&3-
hor Day with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Hopper. or 26 Leonard street.
Cashier Henry P. Price, of the Bank
of Norwalk, has returned to his du-
ties after spending a tow days at Lake
Warming. Mrs. Price and their son.
Conrad. still remain at the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. in bicker, daughter
and son. Mr. and Mrs. Elias White and
son and use stars White returned
from a trip to Pennsylvania Saturday
All report a very delightiul time.
W. L'. Jesse. proprietor of the War»
wick Hotel. returned this morning
feels
been recuperating. Mr. Jesse
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Archambeau. of
West Seventy’third street, have been
spending a few days with T. J. Mark
ucr, Haviland street. Mr. Archambeari
is proprietor of a large steel fence
manuhctory. in New York.
Mrs. J. L. Ithinoc and family. at
Romp. of 102 Woodward avenue. South
Norwaik. The twins have both been
‘oi' air has entirely restored their
health. g
Miss Florence Chancellor has return-
ed horn Bloomfield, N. J.. where she
spent a part at her vacation and has
resumed her duties in the Ninth
School. For mend: (cw days she has
heen entertained by Miss irons or...»
oi Beanies avenue ‘ .
Jules and Ella Garrison. who have
been spending the summer at Foster
Perk. um Norwallt. left this morn-
lag tor New York city and next week
will hold their opening. The popular
actor and corn» are booked for this
jiy weeks” continuous Mommies.
Former superintendent Johnson. of
the Miles arcane eieetflc tight end
pom muss. has“ has mining in
town. For some time Ir. Johnson has
. in Ohio Heroic tutti
ills m in «ham or A sir-go emit-real,
liliilit is the Elli!"
Monolit- Romanian hovers
turned to their home in Charlotte. 3o.
' seams. onward Frederick.
arrived i -. .§
town on Sunday evening. to be present .
been in curse of a: bi: electrical plant :
that position ‘
ioarssy’a risitihomo
no: rush;
a law be ion
“’0'?” tilt ”imp
i
has. Ammonia-Jo‘s, um iron
wilt do you and.
. 13th a “silkworm-ammo»
sorts: and
”consign-lofts. '
i
roll as”: or THE cur-roan PHARMACY.
WWOOOOWMMOWMWN
r . .. ' 'l‘hs superiority o‘l Fortland over or- : '
. ' ‘ diam“; oeinenta lrr well understood. *
The price is now so low that Resorr
dale cement is. to an extent, being~_:
crowded out. We handle the "Atlas." '
which is conceded to be the best brand g
cu'the market. Our sales or this so g
rueut have increased ten- told within
a tow years. it you are going to use '1
'- A trials
' cement use "ATLAS. "
H. p! . my 0! worse we have the ‘liosendaio”
' . Raffle? "its; also and our line of masons’ huildinx
023112811“ materials blue stone. sewer pipe, etc,
- r is complete.
Joim H. Ferris
[4’9 Wash. heron St, South NoriVaIk.
owmmuomemmueemmm
Plug-F“? .o... Gwen Awe
Sill? Fun: Pong Bars to is . given awav Free wr.h evyery
pure: use 0. Low or Girls Shes
A”? Q {ANNE
Th: Up-~i0~d3.c Shoe Store
ids/s Union Shoes. $l iii Misses Queen 8103,5359
iiii’E’l't’lift’fSlW152i?were: mad: ior ilier moo r,”
some ;.r r the chats .imuot be purchased but given
rawav l‘rn‘r wrih awry pumiurse of Shoes at Olsen’ 5.
C one in and see them they are somelihi g new and
will please you.
Washington Street. .South Nor-walk
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TRANS smarts out from the Wrappers are Wit. 'JABLE.
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WE WILL ACCEPT THIS ENTIRE ADVIITISE-
HENTAS ONE TRADE MARK OF EVERY
TWENTV- FIVE (25) SENT US.
Beautiful Prescott Free. Sand for Premium Lint
DAVID 3. BROWN & CO»
5:» Street and North Rim. New York City.
A reference to fihaltespeare cancer; “We never realise the full valor.- of a
reprinting in the Athonneum of a let thing until we lose it. -rcmarkcd the
ter from John Austin. Garter hing-at" pluralist. “That's right” replied the
arms in 1720 to Sir Hans idioms. in 'prsriical man. “especially if the thing
which Austin salon {or the loan of. some .lost was insured. "—-Pirlladciphia Press
manuscript. because he had to tone W
TAKE CARE OF THE WOMAOH.
some notices oi the lives or their pui- ‘
The man or woman willie diuretics
.u—
ancestors tor the Knight of the Gar ;
or “whcmi stir John Foetal! was one i. perfect and Whose stomach perform
whose memory (“mill in bi! flfldiflw its every function is never sick. Kn
from that inimitable scoundrei char no; cleanses. purities and ”yawn. an
actor siren him by Shakespeare " A stomach and cures positively and per
long letter iron: Robert Belle “one li‘ mwetlyzfll mm“), troubles. main...
1" B. touring in liaiy." is likewise lion ”"1 dnpepfll u. 15 u", wonder,
printed in the Athenians: because Ire on reconstructive tonic that is malt»
loath or mention a "Doom Salami. inxlo my sick people ecu and wear:
W the roost learned m in people strong by ensuring to their.
Florence it not of all italylh-«who bodies all of the nourishment in this
allowed him "a beginning be had made tood they eat. lies: .l. H. Holiday, oi
glor- so diver-lion oi {repainting Mii» lioliaday, Miss. writes: Koool honour.
state‘s Pllrldlfl tritium into its ~:sl me. i consign itfigre heztgmedz
dulled uh can. . ever-nosed or yum sari mac
n “flaw“... trophies. i was given up by physio»
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also cuts her, loss tom sister ill-W areal: Hilliard Pharmacy. “
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wruoow cusses.
PAINTERS’ sceptics. . '
Aarrsrs' MAraarALs. .
PAINTING AND PAPER HANOINQ.
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A Flush
Only artistic designs.
You use thorn All they should he.
We're resorts do the work.
Any sin. make or thickness, in
order. . '
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PICTURE FRAMING-
We make It an art.
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Booth Norwalk.
Telephone Connection.
Paula and i"hirer Hangar
“ma—W
. rm White Lead and am,
misled by head all] «his thrice
its long and cover double our~
taco as machinery mixed. The
house of ii’ imam Stevens and or .
Stephen Wilcox, both on some .
Maia street. Verso-intuit hymn ‘
in this manner over oiuen‘yoaru
"also. They are still good. . . g
, Your house will stand so well :
it i paint it My cities, :32 South '
Main street. My residence, as
Elm Grove street.
Valve.
Nameless. closes without Jar u m
.ier hammer. Ru no talk.
THE lDEAL
VOLUMETIR PRIIIUBI lllh
LATINO FLUSH VALVE.
A self admitting promote {agitator
spplied’to‘a ‘ll'iua‘h Valve operated in
direct pressure. Discharges the cam:
emu-unto! water in the some length or
'lmc. regardless of the heads:- on»
sure in service. pipe.
fies it in operation in our display
not it sari
Eu. liariiiilirrridutiu or“;
u or rung, in ..
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Gold. Silver, Nickel and Copper
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Chandcilmilandlmll‘mdm
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Firs insurance.
5 Railroad Place. So. Nomslk.
F‘lr’o insurer-coo
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