Bridge tender Cole is repairing the
walk on the bridge. ;
, me ‘
Leslie Gamble. at East Norwaik,
is in New York City today on busi-‘
‘ K 10. Lll
Thompson u1"11tts been favgrcd‘j with n E.
new top.
. », 1_ ”-5—.—
1 . ' lit,“ L1; Carr; 91 the Boulevard. is 1
wia‘itifigk r'a. Ambrose E. Carpenter, ;.
_,N , tor a few days
11 James: L'Hommedieu and Judge
George Keelei have gone to Noroton
to visit the Soldier's Home.
”Dr Hubert Ayers has returned to
Brooklyn, after spending Labor Day
; with relatives in "Van Zandt street.
Mrs E B. Smith and Mrs. George
Olnlstead will go to Bridgeport to see
the president when he visits that city.
*QM.'7
1 Joseph Gorilatn and family who have
been visiting in New York State has
1 returned to their home Keyscr Place.
Mrs. S. E. Allen, of New street, has
; returned from 7a pleasant visit at the.
home of her father in Stephney, Conn.
An East Norwalk lad was recently
courtmnrtiaied for appearing in uni-
form at a social gathering in , this.
p1a'ce1 1
Mrs. Emma Parott of Catskill N. Y.,
is expected today to spend two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. John Coniriin in
Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Morgan and
children have returned from a weeks'
visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Boyson.
of Newton.
Miss Minnie Morrell, of First street,1
has returned from a week's visit at the 1
home of her cousin. Frankie Morreil
in Bridgeport
Captain D. P. Morlell. Jr. took a
party composed of eight ladies and
gentlemen from Danbury to Long Is-
land Sunday.
Mrs E. K. St. John and Mrs. Lewis
S St John are spending the day in
Broad River as the guests of Georde E.
'Comstcck and family
A Sunday school teachers‘ meeting
will be held, at the superintendent's 1
H. W. Hoyt. Cove avenue, Friday even-
lug. September 5th.
Miss Eizzle Kennedy. who has been
the i; Lest of Miss Nora E Ryan. of
fiellec street returned today to her
home in Naugatuch. .
Miss Mary Cunningham, of Van
Zhndt d'treet. has recovered sufficient-
ly to resume her duties at Troy:-
bridge‘s Box Factory.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Met odlst Episcopal Church official
board Will be held this evening and all
are urged to attend.
ngea Redman. of Cottage ave-
bile.- |secured a position as stenog-
robber ‘lthd typewriter in the Wheeler
Straw Hat manufactory, Norwaik.
rs,"0 _ 0arles Monatt and daughter.
of hi lace have returned from a
visit 1. be home or Mr and Mrs
Indies Barraclougb in New Canaan
Lfirotbers are moving a six ton
for the new addition oi the
plant in Meadow street for the
satiout Railiyayd; Lighting C’om-
. ‘mww-u—‘a
W» Osborn and son. Myron 0s-
in), attest to Compo Monday and re-
ia Dibble place in Saaridw .11 .
coke to visit his mother. and will re -
been leased by amas nam-
‘ rin pt one N. J. who
to occupy it hortly with his
. 1
L" ll. Chamberlain of Dorcheav
spent mound with
John. He has returned to
in"
or the Wash-
Earhart last eye-
1 delve in Osborn
‘ The animal béc'alhe tangled up in tb -
1 leave of absence“
ed . With thirty line crabs which
this canton is the Comm run W
Mrs. 1
iapnoprietor of at:
of Henry lio-
very wagon oi Cole I Eleotr c Expo sea,
and driven by 1).? Mort-ell Jr., to
slide Yesterds
garcons. Isle wounfihdraleesfid
1)"
or“? an 0011 use ll e
A very interesting letter a" tone
or pin éfnro on W
Mill
as. h tts
contained sev‘hraiat photos 'of his one
‘ tors, which show him to be very com
{ortably situated. 1 He anticipates do
nit North within a few weeks on
M 1
Bradley Hull has started upon
bicycle trip.
bury and visit his brother Samuel who
is employed Lin the lunch wagon re
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saunders cel
ebrated the twelfth AnnIVersary of
man and many diversions of a’ social’
character were indulged in and at the
parting everyone wished joy to the
all had a glorious evening.
M
Arthur G. Luvejoy, of New street,
has returned from a several days vis-
it in Greenwich where he was the
guest of his brother Frederick The
latter is captain of the racing yacht
“Enpronal. " which belongs to the fleet
of the Indian Harbor Yacht club. She
is owned by ‘Aiired Pests the million-
aire wall paper man of New York. Mr.
Loveloy sailed with his brother in
several races, the ‘L-‘Enpronzi" winning
three out of four in which she was
entered.
A very pleasant nuclei, gathering
was he] at the home bill if. and Mrs.
Eben S.‘ usted yesterday, to do honor
to Mrs. Nancy Roberts. who was cele-
brating her eighty-first. anniversary.
Her school mates, Mrs. Reed, of Brook
iyn Mrs. Dibble. of Van Znndt street.1:
and Mrs Mary Raymond were present
and the conibined ages of these elder-
ly ladies was three hundred and thir-
ty one. a very rare instance. The oh
casion was a most enjoyable one and
will be remembered with pleasure by
thogo who took the Opportunity to at-
ten
~Diphtheria, sore throat croup In
stant relief, permanent cure. Dr Tho
mas’ Eclectric Oil, At any drug store
R10 WA YTON.
Mrs. Frederick E. Lockwood of Rail-
road- avenue. hue been ill. r
Captain Andrew Mills has removed
the cabin froliih his sloop Sneak.
1 C. W. Bell returned home yesterday
afternoon from a visit at Asbury Pork.
Repairs hays been made to the stoop
of Dibble's grocery store in Rownyton
avenue.
William H. Mallory intends to keep
his yacht Cyric in the water 'until 0c
tober 1.
Mabel Cakes, who has been quite
ill with dysentery, Was able to be out
yesterday.
Charles H. Guider is on a pleasure
trip to Providence, R. I. and expects
to return today.
The sloop Sneak, owned by Andrew
Mills is on the railway for an over-
hauling and repgu-s.
Miss Jennie owiand or Highland
avenue entertained friends from Nor-
willlt over Labor Day.
The steamer Kate C Stevens return
ed Monday night fromI a three weeks’
stay at Greenport L.l
Mrs. Helen Mitchell. or Broom
has been the guest of Postmaster and
Mrs. George W Bryan.
Fred Young. son of Mr and Mrs.
Melville Young, who has been ill, is
in able to be around. *
Ml'as Alice Marsh. of Bridgeport.
1,115: with a cal-load of potatoeI. _ .
r. and Mrs. Willis Nickiar‘acn, at
Highland avenue. have
housekeeping in Railroad oven ,
Miss Clara Cudllpp, of Row
avenue, started lhil morning tor
port, It! ., in ad
Karol 7'
turned to hit: home at»
The public school reopen
fall term yesterday morning,
"iron
; rooms are tilled
He will go to Danbur
and from there he will go to Water-«f ;
cently purchased by Homer Crew of '
M. Hall from Waterburyw
‘ will some direct to Norwalk.
their marriage Labor my evening. ,
Over seventy- -ilve were present and;
the result was a most enjoyable tithe. 1
There was plenty to satietyitlie inner T
com ended
solves the problem i?
.1; ; dishss batta‘r‘ ban
and economically.
host and hostess and proclaimed that '" ~
J rovc to Glelibro
noon and witnessed
. and Mrs. Jessi}? Monsell, of
Meadow street, South orwalk, speht
Labor Day with Mr Monseli's parents
Mr. and Mrs John Monseli of Logan
street.
Rev. Mr. Hosted, Minter Leviis and
Miss Minnie Lee have returned to
Tarrytcwn, N. Y.- They have been on-
copying Mrs. Biliard’ a house the past
month.
Miss Adella Baldwin is teaching the
grade in the public school formerly;
taught by Miss Elizabeth Irvin. Miss.
Baldwin formerly taught school tin
Stamlord. 1
Oliver Clark who has been covering
the newspaper route for Frederick
Lockwood has resigned his position
and Joseph Klinefelter has taken up
the duties
Miss Annie and Josephine Frulnud
and brother Arthur. who have been vis
itlng Mr; and Mrs John W. Fee. of
Lenox Hill. have returned to their
home in New York.
Word has been received from John
Sniffeu. who is in Colorado for the
benefit of his health. that he is very
much improved and is delighted with
that part of the country.
Mrs E Schnackenbcrg and son
Clement who have been spending the
summer at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Plunder in Rowayton ave
nus, returned to their homes in Brook
lyn yesterday.
Mrs. Harriet Drakeley. Miss Mat}
‘theWs, Gardner Watkins and Roland
West. who comprised the Drakeley
(strip at Contentment island have re-
turned to’ their homes in New York
city after a very pleasant sojourn
Charles Croekett. who has been at
the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Crockett lo, McKinley street
for the past two *wdells, on his mum
summer vacation. returned Sunday an
lesumed his duties in Providence R. I,‘
The game of bdséhnll that was to
have been alavm‘ between the flcwayr
tons and Bell slands Mondhy morn
bins. in the Brown lot was called off
after the Rowaytons arrived on the
diamond. as the summer boys thought
they were too much for them.
‘ Mrs. C. H. Knorr. of New York,
came up yesterday and spent the day,
with her daughter. Miss Addie Knot-r.
who has been spending the summer
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Lee,
of Rownyton avenue. Mrs Knorr re-.
turned home again late last evening.1
Robert Uta took a party of fifty New
Canaan firemen out on his sloop Harp
Labor Day im- an outing. and tbr‘a‘im
‘woreyianded on Smltb' a island, who
‘a first-class Rh'ode is and clambak
was participated in, at about 2: 80
o'céocln ’3“ the hair: {as i
an svr gicainaou coma o
there i: for the odd. 3
bake ma 1 shad 1b
chef secured for this occasion.
yr ‘ 1:.qu-know; has“
Thai ’ i
bake contained everything that was 1
_1stted blithely Ideals hall‘s; dl rat} ‘1,
‘ : n. 16. Weber, .1117. 1011,:
1,1,, 11:39» 36%.
ll. addition to an
evening,
are dancing and refreshment .
music is being furnished 7
Misses Coughian, of Stamford.
The flames of the T. W. Hall farml '
“house in Taimadge Hill. New Caused.
Monday night were plainly seen i
this place and attracted a number of
people. Among those who re'apon _
’were Edward T.Ba1tes and ii of ‘
employees. The house was
in names (in their arrival,
and nothing could be done to salve
str ture. It is reported that‘the on
of t e flames was the collapsing or a
“chimney. which came down on, v1.1
stove and o erturned the latter 0 1!
ing the woo work to catch tire
Hans a farm hand discove
lire, but the interior was so
and themearcity of water, prove
any effective lighting. A large da ry
was also destroyed but the large bulls
were saved The contents of be
buildings went up in smoke with the
exception of a bedroom suite. The
loss is estimated at between 34, can
and $5. 000. partly insured
Mrs Betsey A seeley, of this place
announcing that he expects to sail Sat-
urday for the United States. and that
be will pay a visit to Darien shortly.
Mr Seclcy was one of the interested
spectators at the rorou‘ntiou and in
his vivid description of the event he
says: "When the semantics came
at! I was on the 11nd stand near
Westminster Abb' 1 and would not
have missed the a eotaclo for any
thing. There Was. parently, a lack
of enthusiasm on t& part of the spec-
tutors which 1 tb an: very strange.
When the kingrml and queen passed there
was some hurrah in . The bands and
church bolls unfit! but the
whole thing lac d apphthneous en-
thusiasm such as we dotico’ in America.
We were very
tests, which an! r from two to
twenty guinea each. The Abbey stand
was considered the best In the citv.
and we secured a block of twenty seats
for O105. The owner felt that we lied
the best of the bargain but he said
‘rYou Americans never give up and
have the faculty for getting seats for
halfnprlce' "
The Wee Burn Golf links presented
an Iumated appeal-once Labor Day.
The course was crowded all day by
devotees of the game. The result of
he match play for the president's cup
Was as follow: First round—F T.
Toward beat 0. ll. Scaley, 5 Hap. a to
I)”; H, K. McHarg beat A.H ”Smith
lup,a to piafi;l J. ii Knapp beat Dr
learn. Shari; lup; E. C. Hoyt beat
hr Garret Hmlth, lap. or! round
mil, (K. Molina beat J. 111?va
up. 2 ato play:E .10. H0 I T-
To 1 Minnie
For “
fr, 119.
an.
. Lda '1
1 ”initial-1,1” 2 30:82:11
hi7.105,20181111):’l'. Woodbu
.1. éo'mstook
W W. Seeiey, of New York son of 1
31’3th in securing ‘
to insurance
Erederick H. Field.
General Agent.
1.; 1 ' : it
as .h h
h "lute ' “deibbn’ilesmfih‘cj
a‘la‘umm surrlOilc nth. Applyityoun
L LFor “lei By
r
is in recept ot a letter from her son. .1 , ‘
Headquarters for
Hardware
Oilseic, .1
112 WAOHNII‘QJ'ON OTRBET,
' ’ SOUTH NORWAL'K.
; 1 Phone 438.
8136616180113
. _ and get tit styles and our
1. has .w will give youth 1 low-‘
. est rites. and best security. ‘ “
;‘ Ebonactlcut General 1-7
I ‘ you need, we ’11 tell you so and provaiit.
-:Fi~$llinu
Tackle Guns. Ain-
mlullhon Automobile
Oils: Launch Engines
-1 7c: Copper 8c; pewter-,1
lecturer
at . added (1
randy to purcha
1 t you can aiwa
1 5‘! she the for your
sy here than elsewhere. Our shit I
pi a you the best lies, at the low-1
- Connected with ran 31 (1 sport o‘I-L
nbllsbnien. ‘-
is a very prominent b no 0! o
1busine ‘
The naivenesa oi scribbled.
.a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article.
case, consult an. we are in a post.
; tan you can run a plant tier you
.36” | ,, 1
A Point".
, If you go on allowing your eyes to.
smart and hubs. and annoy. you may
never again be able to malts them?
strong again—~neither can we. Don‘t’
procrastinate. Any irritation about
the eyes means something. Come to
us and and the cause. If it’s glasses
J!!-
GRADHATE OP KHAN.
Fins Watch ”pairing,
IM “I of.
‘ I1 :15 to :201
Saturday evenings 4-9.
and spider are poiaonous and produce
very painful and serlona.ileauitg.1-Sat
urste a piece of cloth. folded-maveral
thicknessea with Briaiiian Balm and}!
bind over the bite Ins
Remove in half an hour. a,
find a drop, as green as gran .
is the poison which baa been all drawn
out and the trouble is over at" i
only thing in the worldly
that will 0
snails slid hind dog:
‘apfillsd so aways has
has, wasp or hoifn 1
second Dru gglsta or 'n
.Jacitson and C
it" of
lite.
We are trying to bett
designers by not having
. a road. but will .attd .
prorated? to orders by. tel Md. :7;
o hosting prices, wit com d
1 log: All kinds of iron. cub .r.1
ber boots, shoes and bicycle“ ,Jc
1b.; light brass 5c 1b.; heavy‘“
lb. folded newspapers In bundles, ice,
tea and heavy load to; also, lilac
These pricsI are good until market
changes. Watchh this all“
ABRAHAM HA R18
Phone 158-4 13 384 sfiorwaik.
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t on to manufacture at a lane cost. _‘
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‘ dyspepsia.
”first! oi appointments made to halt
1.-1w ll
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this. Eondlly alleging?» . L
' ‘ inacy.
“wish ‘ngf .‘1
hot, 1am!“
ya 1
I, do... non;
hit. as... oil.
va saw” roan Ida acorn ‘
man.
a ,
' tel-pill, 1 1 "
lever. C1111 rd 1? 1,
such brains th91 - 1-
lJ‘Ie‘ ‘
trees and belchhgg. 3ft“ ‘
i could hear of, ’1
till: i took Britain '
cent brittle cured,
Eon sale 1)
Baxter.
h
greatness is not ptat
the shut ’
Ramon’ I tam
all that is, cialniedu
on...
Life in Weighs on
Pneumonia pmnchitid
and Grip? prays its ..
all Throat and End;
anteeii thlel. "
”bottles free at F. H.
atoi tie ' ’ 1 ’ ‘
ignorance may be bll ..
liouwie‘dge of one' I ignoipa’tl‘ 8%
blisters; ;
Don't at no
Summerd’rigi “1‘13 ' .
cure an n as m “it
for month» A “’3: '
pull dow’mtbs‘ ’ ‘
eMi‘rints C .
his attack at ”on“. fish.
., ".r
, once. 1 ”cars-
bronchitla. all Will
The children like it. ‘
W 1 11;
chalet!!! m
can ta m
m Ellis
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