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' om a visit in Philadelphia.
has returned
ergo Roberts, 0‘! Port street, is
vi ting friends in New York. , , .
lie W. Gorham will spend Satur-V
day and Bentley in Orange. N. J.
Miss Elia Campbell of East avenue,
and two nieces have gone’ to New York
‘ today. ..
a.
The first house has been commenced
at Foster Park. It belongs to Mrs. 11‘.
W. Moflett. . A .
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gorham started
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‘ this afternoon tor a two- days' visit in
Katonah. N. Y.
Hiram S Brown, of the Washington
street bridge. has employed George
‘ Duffy, of Cedar street.
.‘..
Mips Orah Mai King, of Osborn ave
’ nu3;:. has returned from a month's var
Vcation on Long island.
The choir of the East Avenue Meth-
billet Church.will rehearse this even-‘
ing at 8 o ’clock at the church
;W. A. Raymond, who has been visit-'
ing with friends near Wilton, has re-
turned to Vhis home in Bette aplace.
Mr8.5 J. Morlart'y and son Lester,
of Brooklyn are visiting Mr. and Mrs
' G. F‘. Benedict of South Osborn ave
nus.» * , ;
William Flatt has resigned his posi-
tion with the NorWalk Iron Works and
taken one with Expressions Thomp-
son.
Captain Verity went to Norwalk, to—
. day, to tow out the wrecker. which
lifted the sunken barge of coal at Nor?
walk
Mrs. Donaldson and niece. Miss Jen-
nio Pinckney. of Belle island. are the
guests of Mrs. James Stevens, Cove
street, for the day .
Mrs. Arthur Ains‘worth and her
mother have returned» from the White
Mountains. They report a most en-
' . ioyohle three weeks’ outing.
Thomas Keogh took ‘a load or trim-
minus. yesterday, to :8oun‘d Beach, for.
Leslie, Gamble. The tril'nmings will he
11st upon; the Totting house.
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The Junior Band will meet in the
ladies" parlor in the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, this even-
lug. William Elsea will lead.
The E’a'at Norwalk Fire Police are
anticipating great fun at their clam
bake Sunday. in Burohard's Grove.
Elaborate. preparations have been
'made.V . ,1
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Allie Howell ha8 resettled his duties.
unfit-la to}: in New York city. Mr.
Howell Was taking a vacation on ac-
count or song disabled by a hawser
br eaidu. .
'1‘ es Sunday school hoard will meet
with ”Bdrm Hoyt. Cove street this
evening.“ , and all the Members are re-
quested tentake a special effort to at—_
ten . .
; Mrs Charles D. Barnes:
for Po (1 Ridge to spend
' with .Burhea’ fathdrr
_. E. Barrios. ”Mrs/M . B.
daughfit will go to that
the W” a
W
‘larael Society held a meet»
oud‘a Hail. last evening.
. 1 d a committee to attend
" ngementa‘ for the New
‘ ma October 2 and 8'.
in News
‘s.
Each 3.
”able to
‘ . Crolnne, of this place. spent yesterday, t
the guests or Mrs. W. H. Charlene! "3'
, Brooklyn, armed in Dorian. ruddy;
.i‘ogiaininfiI aver Labor Day, guadta 91? ' '
,HVwV.
., been sick is crowd
a ‘ ' ol‘dw
ppite.si 8k fora. 28w weeks is again
8 around
has 8iarted work again after being
laid 'up for several weeks.
‘Mrs- Harvey Ackai‘t and daughter;
Meadow street, South Norwaik.
The residence of John Lowndes, in .
Rowayton avenue, is being raised off
another addition placed or it;
recently purchased the property .53
Mrs. Addie M. Gluck, will take pos-
session next Wednesday, and proposes
to conduct a boarding house.
All the people down the harbor, yes-
terday afternoon, in row boats, catch-
in. received a drenching during the
squall which came up very suddenly.
reached hoMe.\
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Mrs. .Fa‘y 0. While,
Heights, Fire Mile River, will return
soon to New York :8,tate with her mo-
harbor nearly every afternoon enjoying
Painter n s Gorhnin utmost Nor-
erty in Rowayton. The property is now
owned by Dr. Hae‘kiey formerly of
out..1‘he men: have been no work six
weelrii‘on' tho‘c , Mitt?
DJRIEN AND HURON”.
Mrs. George Bates has been very ill
at her home; Marlo avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Millspaugh
have moved to West avenue. _
from a trip to the White Mountains. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Selleck and two
sons are visiting Mrs. isaac Selleck. ,:
Miss L. 1.. Seer is away for a few
days‘ visit with relatives on Long ‘
lfiland. I ‘
has been the guest of her aunt. Mro.
isaac Belleck. .
Mrs. MoGnllaird of Pelharn spent
‘. .
Willrnott. in Dorian.
Mrs E J. Thomas,
of Norwalk l.
!
aunt Nire.0 ..0 won
Mr. and Mrs George E. Goodev'e
Mr
r8. Herbert Fouls.
1*. and Mrs. Honeyman a it
Tod dips in Flatbush Park. N Yra i
Honeyman was formerly Miss Mu
Kraft niece of Mrs J. P Fra
Charles Mlllspaugh and w
William Fleming and wife visit
Beach. Labor Day, report tho
smaller there as non ething mil
8 o
a ”Rwanda! lien” fiWfil‘.
I“ I' ' r
.iust returned lg; n trill to ‘
zand Old Orchard. Maine. Mi ‘ ,_
at, 1:180 spent a Week thw
,paaitam'ao
nos
8 ”3:
the‘ house.“ 13 , a villi-‘3 r
carving on the body of the cane was .
The oyster steamer “Laurel, " owned done with a knife by one of the val;A
by Alden Salmons, of South Norwaik. eraus.
George S.
Joseph A. Hill of Boston.
Mrs. Adams of Newm York is board-
ing at Miss Fannie A. Gray's
Miss Stewart of Flatbnsh.‘ is the.
ing the small blue fish as the tide ran guest 0f. Miss Carrie 3 Bradley.
William Estle, the lumber. is work-
They were all drenched when they ing on a contract in». gym, Canaan.
Mrs. Linn
'0' “039°“ iting Mrs. Manson
Miss Florence Gorham is attending
ther to attend the wedding of her Isis-u1 U ion B in Col 3. Br .
tor, Miss Seaman which will take po‘Iit. n us ass 1% ”so"
. blade at Hon’eoy Fails
themselves in catching the young blue Lawrence
fish which are called “snappers.” first at the
will hmfioarntcthep . _.' urday. .
Stephen Britta has been engaged as
walk has just completed: a his 10‘). janitor of the new school in Bridge
on the former John H. M08881! prop- street
Landon K All a set the tone
Hartford who has had the largevhouse m from 0, ° has re e
and outbuildings painted inside and avenue.
Extensive improvements are being
made about
Jennings.
Mesdames Sykes and W. A. Howarth
hays returned from a visit with friends
in Ridgeileld. _ .
Van Winkle Bogart of Portchester
N Y. was 8 Meat visitor here with
Dr and Mrs. Payne have returned John 'w Gauit.
Miss Alice Smedley. of Philadelphia
Miss Etta Bowen is spending two i eat a h to idehce of H E
weeks with friends in orange, N J. ghgrfi‘odV 3““; “Wait, .
William Saunders. of Saugatuck is
one of the representatives to the Na-
tional Association of Haymakera.
W. G. Muller,J. F. ”Boyce J. M. G'uln
‘ert of st. George Athletic Club New
\ ‘ York are 6 id
Mrs. N. E Gleason of New Canaan. Frank GodVrguests at the r a enco 0'
Mrs. Clifford Jennings and family.
whal hhave boo: spefidihl$fifi sumlrsner ‘
w or me or re. am ur-
Labor Day with her slated. Mrs. J- Hv 1unit has returned to her home in East
Orange.
Master John McCormick, who has in"
been spending his summer vacation
with his grandfather John McCor-
mick has
Brook! klyn.
this ’Vyea
Ewedneaday a special oar treat this, . 3
lane conveyed a large party to Bridge. ‘
incidents . '
all”? it
dim
Roosevel .
neared the
agitation ‘V
mp around not
till I “hesitant-1881’.
use menar- r‘f
W . '1‘:
’ do he
his man Marta in their .8
only in
is M ,
i! new
IT young son‘of‘Rov. and MrsiA. L l“ ”P” melanin are; ‘
W
-——“Now good digestion waits on an
petite and health on path "
if it doesn‘t try Burdock Blood on
warrant , . . 3i
Harry Crocutt of Bethei, is visiting
its foundation. and“. pro habli will have “9”“ here. .
m1Doric Chapter. 0. E 8.. has resumed
Mrs. Kane of Long island City, who "5 ’°§“‘" sessions.
‘ " Fred Beers i." planning tor a-drivi'ng
A large number of people in their h i th h 0 Y
little row boats can be found down the snitch mug a section t New °_"‘
Traffic over the trolley line from
LNorwalks east “Wednesday was ex-
which ran
glslature but
. ahury reared
h nii bi
mil slalom'rhe enema
Adams ‘ ii: ' entertaining
G 81 i has been via
”glide, southport.
M.
.V, ,
is o
Cranfurd‘s heat came in
races in Groanwleh Sat-
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, . .
his property on Riverside
‘ puV—u'A
the premises of Joseph W.
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rey
returned to his home In
a:
It“)! Labor Day:-
nruhmuwmm.
Thomas Bolshoi. of New York was
8 ggest of his sister. Miss Folsom.
ay
a; shorter Benedict .‘....” I »
eon. of Bridgeport. recently
Mrs. Gilbert’s. . , -
iThe DeWitt‘ who relurn'éd home
Wednesday afternoon. from their out
ing at Well cottagVe, Belle Island.
Misses at... and salts willie have
turned to Brooklyn, after spending
Ve summer at Mrs. Peter Osborne’ 8.
.v'm.
Assistant Postmaster G. L lesman,
of Georgetown, has secured a similar
position with Postmaster B. H Fitch.
Mrs .'M. Belden has been visiting
Missssaiiie Tucker who is now been.- 2
her summer cottage in Hurlbutt »
sreet.
Miss Mabel Star and area Stur—
_ gee drove to Dan my Sunday, and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Belden.
Wefi-Vu—T‘
Miss Rayannd of East Norwal has. K‘ «
been engaged as teacher of North ii
ten sohodl. .‘thlch she rte-opened Tues-{V
day of this week; ‘ V. .. ,.
W. Gorham. of New York coins in
5 his Oldsmobile, to Cannon. on Sunday,
and called on his friend. John .3 Posts
at Mrs. J. EStur‘ges.
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Mrs. John Cummins and family; who
have been summer-lug with Mrs D. R.
lomhert. returned to thier home in
Goahen, N Y., on Monday. ,
‘ After a pleasant two weeks' sojourn
at their Compo Beach cottage. Mr“; and “
hire. '1‘. F. Gilbert and Miss Florence
returned horns on Wednesday. ,
» Mrs. Kohrs. Miss Minnie Kohrs. Miss
nee Ehel Miss 89181808 and Fred
Ba er, of the metropolis. spent Sunday .‘ .
and Labor Day at Mrs. Willings.
a W
Miss 0%: Taylor. who was engag-
ed as to or of Noah Wilton school,
withdrew appli ation to supply the
vacancy in South lite district, Miss
Blake having tonigned is school to-
on a similar position in Bethel.‘ ‘ ‘
MW. and Mrs. Charles Murray and:
family, of Nerwaik. contemplate re-
(pining to this pin in the near fu-
ture. They will run etheirhn‘lne with
Mia. Murray's mot er. Mrs. Cannon,
whose cottage will elve important
additions. .~
‘The fall session of Centre school,
Miss Katherine Sturgea. teacher, re-
opened Tuesday 1%tfic'lipflwn Hall. the
necessary bloating .. incidental to
Work on the new :i-aasrvolr seriously in~
tertering with using the school build-
lhg. Some months will elapse ere the
3:01am can roturh Vto former quar-
s. .
Mr'a.C C Godipli‘y was lidstds’s. last
Thursday ova-nae? in scanned ll. or
a sociableflv rd‘d'fh y en-
io'yed by all EA“? very tereet-
program was presented, consistluiz
reeltntionmdlamu and songs L
0 borne, of New Haven. mostly assist-
éll in the entertainment. OValte and ice
were on pole
WHEN»!
Mrs. W, B. Smith. of Coupon. has ‘
railed, no. ratios; not
do no salmon-t
till).
Yostmuter Harrie engi .
8'? We 83's:
Tackle l Gulls
[amnion Automob l6 snake and toad dog bite. if instantly
kly has returned to Al-
Oils. Ldllllcl'l Engines :iihiegggignogwnu - one
Oils etc.
m wasuutoron eraser.
sourataoawaue.
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.- thicknesses? with Br ii,
and a top, as green as thl V.
" out when! the trenbie is over. I‘ll
. j ‘ We are trying to betterintisfy our
1 wing'prieea. with uare deals
. Way itinds of iron. ma. rub:-
a
“ii! iii
risking ortiolé._
‘ meson lis.
smart and ache. and attach you
v be able; to oral:
m. either can we
in“
and spider arepoisonous
vary painful and aerlona~ r
and a place of clot h,.
ind over the hits
dismay in. half an our and
lathe poison which has been
thing in the world we lot or I
that will ethic. Equally emotive for? __
applied so always keep it on hand
,on and 00., lndlanapolls
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“ customers by not barium wagons
o the road, but Will attend my .
learners by room will:
“all“ , 5!: “1.; heavy WI; '
(232 tapeworm. 7 lo »
‘ ed “limitation in
lend. its
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