Daniel L'Hommediuu was also in
Bridaowi't .yastorday .
J C. “GENE-{lb went to Bridgeport;
yesterday, ..sce‘ the president. «:
Miss Sallie Keogh has returned from
a vary enjoyable vacation at Asbury
v
The Julia has been hauled upon the
j‘ shorts and is receiving a new cost of.
' DR ll
m_
Mr. and Mrs.- George Gerrish are the
proud parents of a daughter, a recent
.arriva.
, M D Randall; of the East Norwalll
Lumber Company, is in Tuxedo on a
buainess trip
E A Sirrine,ofl)anbu1y, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs J. B.,WlIeelcr
in Keyse‘r Place. ‘
J R Raymond. and Mrs. Dairow of
East avenue, witnessed the ceremonies
in Bridgeport yesterday. . 2
Harry Cunningham, of Van Zilndt
street, has taken a position with the
Norwalk Lock Company.
Mr and Mrs. William Osborn, of
Brooklyn, spent yesterday with Mrs
W. G. Goodfellow, in East avenue
Mrs. Edward Genovar and Miss
Agness Capella are spending '22 few
days in New York citvv with friends.
Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth and mother.
Mrs. Ariel Cameron, are expected
home from the White Mountains today
Charles W. Smith. of East Norwalk
and Miss Grace Barnes of New York
city. were married in New York Sum
lay *
Mr. and Mrs. Stevan Brenckenhoff,
of Brooklyn. are spending a week the
guests of Mr and Mrs.D D.A Rose, Of
East avenue.
Mrs. F. W. Rogers. of Patchogue, L
1., has been visiting relatives in this
place. Mr. arid Mrs. Rogers will move
shortly to Stamford.
Harry Waterbury, of Pleasant street
one of the cigar” makers in the employ
‘. of John Oldensehlagcr is enjoying a
, two weeks vacation
The Freddie W. Decker is at Green's
ship yard in Bridgeport. undergoing
reconstruction and the work is pro-
grossing very rapidly.
.—
Harry Rose and wife have returned
to their home in Brooklyn, after a very
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
Rose of East avenue.
i
m
Isadore Rosen has returned to his
home in Chicago after a few days' via
It with his brother, Max Roscn, of the
Washington street bridge.
Only the regular routine business
was in order last evening at the meet
ing of the odiclal board of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
. The canal barge; which recently ar-
rived for the East Norwalk Lumber
Golnpany has been unloaded in Nor-
voyage-
Mrs. C. M. Greve ol‘ New York city.
Who has been visiting Mr and Mrs.
Levi Jones of East avenue. has gone.
to West Stockbrldge, Mass. ., for a visit
with relatives. fi
Louie Rowowliz of Bridgeport and
unusual-s Edlesiieln. of Bridgeport
"3136113316
ascent
finds-y and Labor
Abridge
..‘au‘iihcn noses. wife and two chil-
"open, New York have returned
.11, tor a visit with the farmer‘s
fills: Ruben. at his home-on
' inglon street bridge.
Charles almons, M ,
-: Hid her guest. Miss ,
dud firs. Milton Elwood. on all til
‘ ‘ {deiyh in Bridgeport
hubs or he so “at ~.
. Woman. two East Norwolk bicycl-
‘ -* this? some togcther in van flaunt ave
“the' capitol.
or unit Levy, cf the Wash!” ,
or returned to Darien from
“ i Clark Ilse rented the Kilnelblgw
. 3&1er street. Stamfordi‘i
A: A
John R. L‘Hcmmedieu and Ray
nun, yesterday afternoon. and Mr. L'-
Houllucdleu was knocked from his
wheel. and bad one. of his legs quite
badly bruised. Fortunately neither
when 222.211.122.32, and M. Waldron
osdapcd uphill-t. , i .2
The Advent Christian Conference of
Connecticut will be held in Waterbury;
«October 7th to 10th inclusive. Pres!
don‘t J. W. Davis. through the score-
" lar'yMRcv. F 8. ‘Aillllwolith he‘s bent “
out notices to this effect and has ar-
ranged to have the business of the
conference proceed with dispatch. J.
S. Purdy, of Plainville. has been ap-
pointed reporter of the conference.
There will be in attendance delegates
other than those within the state
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Smitlmf 0s.
borne avenue. entertained a party of
friends last night in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank W. Faster, of Waterbury.
Mr. Foster brought his phonogaph
with him. and the selections were
much enjoyed by the guests' present.
Mr. Foster- is an expert with the jack-
knife, and a boat which he had carved
compliments. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Those in
attendance Were: Mr and Mrs. Ly-
man Gorham. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W Foster,
8 W Osborne, Person Griffin, John R.
L'llommedieu.
Mm
RQWA YTON.
Mrs. C V. White at Brooklyn, is
visitinngs: Charles A. Tuck, Witch
Lane.- ’
Wilbur Lockwood has taken a posl
tion with Robert Utz on his oyster
sloopH m).
Miss King, of Danbury, is visiting
Mr and Mrs George Lowe, of Row”-
ton avenue.
Mrs. Cora NIIer and daughter Beth
have returned from the Catskill Mona.
talus, after a summer's stay.
George Lamphere has returned
home from a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Wicks. of Craw avenue.
Miss Adella Baldwin, teacher in the
public school will reside with Mrs.
Jessie Billard, on Rowayton avenue.
Mr and Mrs. J. Arthur Gaylor have
returned home from Ridgefleld. where
they have been spending their vaca-
tion.
F. Poylstons carriage manufactory
is closed this week, and the canal' is
being cleaned out, and other repairs
made.
Robert Uta sailed for Crenpcrt, L. 1.,
yesterday in his sloop Harp, where he
will remain for some time. engaged in
the oyster business.
John L‘Hommedieu tech 11 large par
ty across the Sound yesterday in his
sloop Wanda. after beach plants. They
reported very good luck. .
Miss Florence Bond. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mills
of Rowayton avenue, returned to her
home at Green Point Tuesday.
There are uncalled for letters in the
Rowayton postoilice for Miss Mary F.
Ilackley, Miss Alice 0 Kane, Mrs.
-.,AliceO Kane Mrs. Stanley lackvood,
“Miss Katherine Bell 8. E. Tyler ”Mrs
a. n Stokes. necato‘r Smith auditing
Emma E Newson.
walk and is now ready for its return ‘
(‘hnrios H. Golder has» retarded
home after a delightful trip to PM”
dence R. 1 During his stayi'lle visited
many summer resorts and on his“. way
home stopped at Boston and vibibod
Mr. Guider was accom~
pooled -lo Providence by, Charles
ett, where the latte
and I‘esumed his duties.
DHRII'NIND NOR
Mr. Bryan and family, whb‘ (scribbled
Joseph W. Mother's house r! ill
summer. have gone to New . k
Hezekiah Sitts has beguno V
grinding apples at the“ Red
turning out considerable cid
...... rm
Mrs. George B. Edwards
, ...
rations
“2’2 .
till, today, having passed t
metre.
Real Estate Dealer .Wlll
" . Sylvester P Bow won all finally obn- ‘
lute moving to New Y
3 new? haying secured
. the third rank on one candidate Tues_
out of a block of wood with Captain .
Smith seated therein. elicited many
' selves, not the company. but it is gen-
I
fonlonble manner.
xheir children and Micki , »
Westpcrt Elvision. B. o: 'l‘., will meet
tonight, ,
Stepney.
1
W
of the dooai’ymr, Tilda
Mia. W. E‘E‘Nssh has been entertain.
lug Miss Hollands. of New Rochelle. .
' Mrs. W. Sherman wholes is outertalll
£15361” rather. John Watts. of Yonkers
William Darrow of Halidon, N. i.
is a guest at the' home of George A.
Darrow
Aspetuck Lodge. K. of P., conferred
day 11 l.giit
Miss Carrie Cannon has returned
to her home in Sangutuck from a visit
with friends in Seymour.
Miss Elsie Sherwood has returned
from a visit of several weeks with
friends in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Oliver Keith. Mrs. Waitin-
Price and Mrs: iJill lib Buddhas are the
guests of New Haven friends.
m” , E
Miss Amelia nucleoli. or New Jersey
was the guest of her sibtdr. Miss Yetta
igloclask, over Labor Day; at Cutting
ace ..
The Misses Mary and Jennie Blake
who have been the guests of the
Misses Brady have returned to their
home in Bronxvilie, N.Y
Mr. and Mrs LeGrsnd B. Cannon, of
New Haven. and Mr. and Mrs. W.
Frank Osborn. of Westport have been
camping on Cockeuoe Island. oh
Westport. ,
l—e—W
George Hammer-11nd and family, who
hails been spending the summer with
Mrs J. P. Mills, Riverside avenue.
haveN returned to their home in mock
”LN . Y. i
av. G. W. Barhydt has fully recov-
ere from his recent illness and
preached Sunday in New York. Sun-
day next services will be resumed in
Christ Church.
September 10th Fairfleld Pomona
Grange will meet in Weston. Visiting
grudges will be received here by I
committed from Nortleld Grange and
be escorted to Weston
Miss Caroline Wilson who has been
visiting Miss E. Winifred Kemper hnl
returned to her home in Eastcn, PI. ,
Walter Bartlemall who has enjoyed
a week‘s outing with friends in Com
no. hit? feturned to his home in New
ark, . . . ‘
l
—. o...
the selectrnen discussing the situation
relative to the Union school and the
excess in dost above the spproprfii
tion. Contractor Oscar Smith adrencdd
a novel theory bearing on the addition
ul expenditures. As he appears to W
are it the school proper was within the
appropriation, but there was cer
grading and work outside that he aim
to bring within the scope of streetre
pairs or work and that not only in
the additional amount but belongs to
the town to settle for.
stood that at this time the school com:
mitce has onicially approved any ill
the work neither is it quite plain that
its approval meets the requirements in
{he matter of exceeding the approprin
on.
The proposed union of trolley men 12
a matter cf general interest in this ion
cality, although, on the surface. few
of the' men hre' outspoken. The old!
Is that a small percentage of old to
who are getting their 20 cents an bou
are disinterested. a majority recelvln
less compensation materially so. ill
the men amxlng their alguhturcs met
to keep out of a union of granted pay
onus so cello «Illicit immidoouuicui
emanates from the- employees them
orally believed that‘the oom puny N
Miss Grace Jennings is yisltlng in , .
22.. sciences soul 22 final 2212112an,
Sometime was employed Tuesday by '
ltds not ondeli ‘ '
war is being circulated com in which .
, W ,
llli‘t or the r p
outside oil the regular town tax. '
opening of the no pool this fat 9
. fiifig We"? on
lore. and Ila-nonuni-
e of the town. who mpay ‘32:th
V All
, , Ebll‘ntlho chil-
ll. mold
dangling ‘lt'co'lb 2.
ugatnck’,
MM 1 Jill’s mall Ait‘Parscll' Room
2,M1ss Sarah Partrlclti South’Saugs.
luck and canine; Ebola 1, 8"Elisa Grace
Johnson; Room 2, Mia A
ken; Room 3, Miss h’ ,
Room 4. Miss M. A 1112mm.
F rms, Room 1; Miss Dorothy Adams;
oom 2. Miesllllthol
Lung Lots. Miss Minnie Sherwood:
Cross Highway, Miss Catherine Mc-
Cann: Poplar Plains. Miss Louise
E. Rooney.
~
POPULAR AMUSEMENTG
m
MAY FISKE COMPANY. _
There was s good sired audience. at
the Opera House, last night, When the
May Flske Company unheated "Under
was the best production. so far in its
engagement and Milo Flake, who
played “Cigarette." had much to do
with the success scored. The entire
company seemed to be at their best,
The specialties were "gol pleasing fea-
ture.
tions. Emery and Nadine had a new
illustrated song, “When the Birds Co
North Again. "- Bert: Kimball gave a
reproduction of Mt. Pelee disaster on
the moving picture machine.
new operatic selections were sung by
Landie- and Nye. while Position and
Quinn kept the audience in good hu-
mor by a funny musical comedy set.
This afternoon ”The Charity Girl"
Scarum” will give the company an ops
portunlty to furnish much amusement.
~Loweli Daily News.
week.
"WEARY WILLIE WALKER-9'.
musical comedy (fairly ‘bristles With
novelties; among the many may be es-
pecially noted the Trans-Atlantic
Quartette. “whose perfect rendition of
the. profession. Miss
phenomenal female ”
lighted New York‘s musical circles last
season. has also been engaged and will
Willie Walker" Company, at Hoyt's
Theatre, on Friday night.
One of the Passenger: and Took Nigh-
woman’s Pistol.
SACRAMENTO. Cain Soot. 4—The
Walnut Grove stage from Sacramento
was held up by a lone highwsymsn
near Courtland sixteen miles from
Sacramento last evening. Joseph Fish-
er a passenger and Ed. Bryan. the
driver. Were robbed Henry E lsb-
fman, another passenger resisted and
wrestsd the pistol from the man's
hand. The robber broke from lsh~
man's grasp and escaped. "
onloeercnr couveunou.
stale bologna Elected—sonny, sta-
pm, Rogers and Lowery Named.
BRIDGEPORT, September l-Atfi the
Republican city convention held here
last night these delegntes‘were elect~
ed to the state convention:
William E Sealer. James Staples,
Matthew H Rogers and Albert E. Ls
Ivory
The convention was held behind
closed doors. no reporter‘s bola: all
milled. . ,. ..
CONVEN'NON 1N HONOLULU.
BHONOLHLU. iAug. 21v“: Victoria.
8. 6., Sept. 4~The Republican terri-
wrlan convention will be held in Hon
‘olula post Monday, for the nomination
of '"il candida“ for delegate to con-
fleas. Hon Samuel Pal-bar; its cold
by me of his Moods lo’bevwi tiling to
,accsptc nomination. altho' bile has
worn reposition unis drain a uni
1011.131?le the 20 cent basis will be
adopted not only here. but on all lino.
operated by..lhc Connecticut Railway,
it Lighting Company? .
. . ".
About thirty '
bola em down the
, 0“th and .%Ifiu
rsfubed it up“ to this time. , ,e is allay
ill) the Inland" 'Hdwnll, Film Cupid .
s tblltliil o the candidate or the
other of. the legislatllre lost time
.31 promlbcnttr'cpuhlican candidate
o .
the no!!!
isles :
hers Who '
Wilcox; *Elist
Long. Lots. Miss CarrieL. Stone; West
Lsrraurie; Central 8. ll. 8., Miss Annie ; "
Two Flags." The company gave what d
Miss Flake ga'yc several selec: .
80.1110 r
wss repeated“ Tonight Miss Hardin ‘ X
The company "i"
will be at Hoyt's Theatre all next j
' This clever and np-tc-the-mlnuie
part songs and standard selections ., . , "
rank them the peer of any dual-tells in
usieFlshcrpthe ’ ,
aritone. whose. '
marvellous singing startled and de-
positively appear with the “Weary ,L‘
WALNUT oncvc sraoe aoeseo. '
limit can ,
:, at Connemara/w ibusolt
imalmlt at coach date. sure,»
epoch Cures couches 'a‘ooldlw
chills, all thronlzcndl
be children like it“.
Inacy. » l‘ 2
i i ‘- WM W
Mistress-puny
liked my beef well done? ~
Marys—Y on did .mpaul. but i didn't
y anything. did 1., People can vba've'
their whiplai lay on, ,c.‘ tor l
as... mil... . i .21
Company. if you are
good health We will, give you the lows
est rates and best security. ,
Company.
, Frederick E. Field.
UlgtedL Bank BE
handy
. I“ ,
" Gill": 1111. Mining authority‘s
hflc‘h
1- .mtfh
,. n In Inllnll ”org
Headquarters for
Hardware.
Tackle. Guns. Am-
munition, AulOmOblle
Oils, Launch Engines
0115 etc ‘
.. 11‘2 wKsH'NIcrcN eraser,
ao‘u‘fil doawsl‘ik. '
Phone 43-6.
l ‘23 I m“ w
Special Sale
. 21 Ai-r
Vol steer lull
coal elm MW
didn’t I tell you I
discoloration
Connecticut General. Life insurance .,
‘ Room a United Bank Bid
" Fishing 1-
iif, E318, 'Hiii
» are addedduil
you are not ruddy to purchase, come
and get the styles and our prices. ,
‘ - Donia target that you: can always dad,
belt or: utility and style for your mo
ribbon than elsewhere. our aim
give you the best values at the
ill Mala. omit. Humour.
Finé Goods at low Prices
’Plloab (by; ' i." if?
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensiveness of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the arket a money
» making article. coll bolas the
' ‘case, consult us. We are in a pool
; tion to manufacture at- a less cost
thgnty'ou can run a plant after you?
go
THE 6. N. MCKIBBDV
M'FG CO-
> W. R. rsoursom Maw.-
50 WA TER 37.. so. Murmur.
ll Pointer. '
If you go on allowing your eyes to
smart, and ache, and annoy. you may
strong again-nelther can we. Don't
procrastinate. Any irritation about
the eyes means something. Come to
us and find the cause if it's glasses
you need, we '1! tell you so and prove it.
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRAMMY! OPTIOIAN.
Fine Watch sow-u...
Bo. Nor.
Office hours 8 to 11:15:13;
Saturday evenings, 741.
Special appointments minds to cull
”it 0111.
Locust Bites.
The bite of the locust kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Ent-
urate a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with Brizllian Balm and
bind over the bite. instant, relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop, as green as grass. .This
the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is. the
only thing in the world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite, if instantly
applied, so always keep it on hand
Kills bee, wasp or hornet sling in one
second. Draggists or sent pubic. .B
F.Jackson and 00.. lodlsnspoli's.
JUNK QUOTATIONS
We are trying to better satisfy our
customers by not having any wagons
on the road. but will attend very
promptly to orders by postal card. and
pay toliowlng prices. with square deal-
log: All kinds of iron, lie 1b.: rub.-
ber boots, shoes and bicycle tires. as
lit; light brass, 5c 1b.: heavy brass.
7c; Cop p,per 8c; pewter. 10c:rsss,1c
tea and heavy lead, 80; zinc. 21;“.
These prices are good until market
changes. Watch this adv. -.
. AIRMMM HARRIS
Phone 16,64.- Box 346. 30. Nomclk.
W‘YDRK-IWEMYEN 3
~«finsnrspnn'mcuono.
. , 1. larceny; _.
TIMI TAILE."
2%
In cffcct May 16, 1302.
LEAl/I scour" “rowan POI
Adam. 2‘ a: tax. but.
9: 56 10‘: sex. 10240 11:8
r; $1.412: or
My.” 1 cm 4.50:; 5240 um,
9:38. 611551.912“; 1211352933931, iciso'
Whats.
9 IE“. “9-13.: 4oz. 52111112. 11: its. 9:65,
mania-n: .la‘l. s: to s 511:. '7: In
mscy
. Connected with. large“ ,Br pbrt as. ,
tabllshment . , Ed“ ‘
. “when the Hartford lawyers ,
newer again be able to make them ,
. at Milford. He‘ib bbpirlil, '
4530330 '
1b.; folded newspapersin bundles, lie: (3
6133. 'u’l: 13' "It 33,“ ‘31 13:. 3:033, 92 33: .
» Inilostio
since iii '1; g
Ills business in 9
our aside
ford mil-i
all my. boy lilo.
the one we lost
third a few doses He at
to III p and
olng.’ For N“
H.13sxtor, bud
l
”WV ' 1
;m6 III alarms pandas”
Inuit. {oi K} of ill
p'erior“1 court. Agar-Hora d. ”ch he so i,
terestlng pictuue given to him» ,.
be is to hang in his allies in , n
ibUlidiIllt- It was takeout
’nedrly forty years 11:0,: ml , or
men. and a small colored ‘ .
the men were leaves lb
sley, now ilylns. an ar
William W. Eston‘ digitally“
and Charles W Johnson, clerk 1i _ '
sistpnt. clerk of the sung
the time, and "8am" 3hr
whose place the flats
dag an afternoon therewith»
Wlnbhep‘urewfi‘ ‘
Years old at ptlxiteti 9“ WE $8
' NOT WOMED PO
‘ “1 was trailed do
good doctors, " wr‘i , Wt
'Oures Burns. Bruise. ~
Sores Eruptions Shit-Rh in
no pay.‘ 25o aim 3
Store.
A new candidato‘ red foil.
the presidency cil- t3? Gallium To»
let Abstinence ‘Un lath
of the Rev. Peter
for of the leéeaanfiun
cry Workers, Whose it“I
age and 1s a foolish marital-d
His Work as a mission
around the States 12' i“,
‘be has a wide circle oh and '
would like to see has In ‘ on:
or the union. He has been» V in-
-terested in theitemperanob movement
for years. The convention‘- Hill
'held- September 16, .al stamina!
FORTUNE FAVONG A ‘ EXAN.
“Having dish-cabins Iodine}a imbued,
back isalivatggnncll nadnbclwtgout
spool to. an to use r. cw
Life Pills.” writes W P. Whitehead," of
Kennedale. Tax" "and soon felt like a
new man." infallible in museums
liver troubles. Only 251: it‘ll. Ii. Bax
ter' s drug store .
ho
i
“if
ADAMS FAMILY .8 UNION
The" triennial ‘rbunlod or thei‘AdsIns
families. descendant. of We!»
who was born “id '1168, Will
Grange Hall Welhefbdoli! ,
September N30 The lust roan ,
held at the old bombastic do
’Wethcrs‘leld. This year
gill he a basket picnic, on flu
alliance s expected, ' ”
ed live mainly in Weill
ford, Rockvlll. - '
Broad Brook lid 1
Canada and New Haven:
Providence. R. 1.; Web
rose, Mass. .. 11m ,
pals, 9a.; and an you 2 W
tends-1t 111M. Adamo:
ounty Home. Ware
probident of the
HattieC. Adams, It
secretory.
nevus: or run
No plots-112211.11»
rapidly ofél
“list ”i i“
ll neoellfll‘! ‘
example. it in
rows Witch Haul luvs
ey and permnn ,
mpum.m mill?
uses. A
be troubled with ,
lest pinch blood no
C. Phillips, Paris. ill
23f 1211} «12:11:. 2222, PMW
hour than
out of w. rt
Norwalk Chronicler