‘5 bakery has been commenced “ lug. on n b it ‘ - aprsaoh at the St. Peter“ a church tomor— :row. A Sellcck street. Miss M. Roger‘s, or sprlnsneld. is a... has past Norwalk trienda. a..." Work upon the oven In Ronnie‘s new Clifford Randall Ictt yesterday morn- ttrlp to Mount Vernom Rev. Krctamann oi EtamIord will Oscar Seymour oi. Pleasant avenue. is ill with a severe attack of rheu- autism. ‘.The "Wild Eyes” met with George Morrell, over Haniord's store. ’i‘hurs- day evening. . ran-".5. a... Daniel L’Hommedieu is having the suit buy out from his lot south of Sea- vlow avenue. Miss Margaret Ryan, 01' New York Is the guest of Miss Norah Ryan, at The Junior Leashfll ' factory meeting Ills?” ladles' parlox. Mrs. Mary Garner Rider and Miss Louise Busslng, are enjoying a few weeks' outing. . 'Dr. Franklin G. Brown has arrived at his home in Soaviow avenue to- spend a few days. M. L. Rosen will go to New York to— morrow. andremuln a few days: for business purposes. Mrs. John Henry Jennings and daughter Anna. of Greens Farms. are visiting Mrs.E E..l3 Smith, today. Mrs. Wallace Osborn. of Osbornave- one, is entertaining her niece and nephew, Miss and Master Brown. dun—a George Roberts of Fort street will return Monday evening, from a several days visit with friends in Brooklyn. Harry Wilson and Howard Lowndes have been enjoying a Week’s trip to A1- bany, Boston, Portland and other places. « . Thompson ,& Cole resumed opera- tions yesterday. after a shut-down for a short time because of lack of stock. . 5 . JA carload 0! outs has arrived for JW. Marvin, and a load 01! lumber . Ptol‘ the. Huhhall. Hall and Randall Company Mrs. Charles Mollett and daughter havle returned home III East Norwalk' utter visiting at James Barraclough s, in New Canaan. Nels Larylen. of Bayonne, N. J. has taken possession of the Delia le- bis Place in Elm Grove. His furniture arrived yesterday. John Keogh started this morning for a day' a fishing. He took with him Captain Gladstone. William Penning- ton. William Wilcox. Clarence Sherwood, of Winfield street. is able to be out after a week' a illness. it was feared that the attack would develop into typhoid lover. «s.— There will be the usual divine ser- vice at Christ Church (St. Paul's Mis~ sion) tomorrow night. at 7: 30 The Rev. Charles T. Coerr will preach. All are made welcome. A meeting of the Ladies Mission 80- got was held Thursday evening. with to wgocd. in Prospect street. Ar~‘ ll Levi. of Washington street ‘ ll undoubtedly rtm‘omber hcr thday. Her father presented a beautiful new piano, par 5 In Sturtevant's. 5 sanguine L. Parsons. oi Ellington, 5 lot East Narnia. a re t the Roukviile High Sch 5 dime}! School at New‘ 5. o lit herself for a kindergar- er. ~ . Straub. who is visiting Mrs. pout ”mimosa with Miss Row . ow re urn no in 133301.51: tomorrow, which out s cslIly trips aside as Rally day Arrangements were "7., Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Witch C. B. in Rock, chaperoned by Mrs. Stevens. The meeting of the Junior Band held last evening. in the East Avenue Meth- odlst Church. was well attended. and, under the leadership of William Elzea, proved very helpful and interesting Jerome Smith was present and sang two selections. The next meeting will be next Friday eveni g, when Emerson Ayres will be the le der John R. L’ Hommedleu will lead the Epwmth League meeting tomorrow Methodist Church. The subject will be "Facts Necessary to the Evangelina. tion of the World in ThisG aeration” and It is eainestiy’ desired t at a large number be present and make the meeting of interest and helpful The Sunday School Board met last evening, with rry Hoyt. In his home In Cove stree, and a very profitable session was the result. The attendance was very large. A constitution was adopts or Sunday School Missionary Styocle and September 28 was set made for an improved teachers record of attendance. The proceeds of the ex- cursion were voted- to the carpet fund for a new covering to, the. Sunday school room. The amount wasflsho. The lesson for tomorrow was studied. R0 WA YTON. Joseph Penncll spent Thursday in Springdale. . 5: . . ' Frederick Young. who has been quite ill at his home in Crockett street. is improved. course at Browns Business College. South Norwalk. Mrs. Frederick Lyon. or New York, has been the guest or her brother. Ed- ward .l. Ladrlgan. Mrs. J. Wesley Fallon and sons have returned to New York alter a mastitis visit in Rowayton. . C. S. Chamberlain. of Hannibal. N. liam Cushman, of Logan street. Mrs. Ada Thames has takounp or duties as bookkeeper tor the Re cl Oyster Company. in South Nprwalk. One or the younger children ethic. and Mrs. Charles Webb. oi the west side. is seriously ill with dysentery- Mr. and Mrs Baldwin. bridge Conn.. were the guests cit sir daughter Miss Adolla Baldwin. on tar-day. , . more slurry -0 an hours about and ' 5 ”channel-com , adom othi‘givregw rush strength that ‘ measurement)“ 5 u Icvllrs this an m5 “t. 555...: 6‘ ' ‘ ”slag-nufimm unflhmyaotuhl ‘ DAVID s. BROWN & co. stat Street and North River, New gorlrbity: evening at 6: iii) in the East Avenue - Miss Jennie Rowland Is taking a ’ 01‘. Wow " *llls brot Miss Beulah Ackart. of Schaglitlcoke 1‘ N”? A i. wh ’o‘ and been visiting Mr. and, . . Mr (league W. liryan, left towu to» Hind a most enjoyable time. at Whigs logs mot thebody. Kodolourcsindl cation staying the cause of all I mach births body. that . Collect, “h it an al wasting diseases. " In I . “Joshua”??? has also which sells tor little liver pills tr molliouznm or MM photos; no, pay r gripe. V upon the new $1.500 truck house the-- (:25) SENT US 5 Semi for Premium Llst i log the month of August, to her home in Darien Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mlllspaugh have moved to the late John Williams place East Main street. Announcement is made of the en- gagement 0! Miss sabinaAI-cliibald' to Dr. Large, of Great Barringtoanass. August Oakland and daughter Ruth oi New York have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nordin and totally. Leltoy avenue. The Rev F. M. Dowlin and wife of Marion Square. Penn. who have been visiting the Rev. Mr. Guernsey. return~ cd home yesterday. A big camp of gypsios is located on Mrs Gorham' 5 property on The Turn- piko There are many handsome turn- outs with the outilt. Miss Rose Singer has returned to her home in Port Chester 'aIter having spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Stewart. of this place. Mr and Mrs. George H Tilley and son Dudley arrived home from their European tour today. They have been away nearly two months. Miss Nettle Fools, who has been spending the summer at her home in Oracle street has resumed her duties at teacher in a school in Brooklyn. Miss Josie Bowen spent last week in Beston, and the previous week In East Haddam. She is greatly ‘lmproved In health and strength alter her very se rious illness. Miss Abbie Ogden of Brooklyn is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Henry Whitney,f aplo avenue who is also entertaini 3 Mr and Mrs. Frederick Perry of Brooklyn. , Mrs Frederick C. Chadderton wont to New York Wednesday to see Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson. of brookln leave for England. Mr. Cheddar on hold the tourists their tickets. ‘ h‘l‘he Méihodls rpyer outings have unusual uypm t (cadence on . the ll‘iltt hints; These sorvltes twill be the loll to all w 0 either] them. was Republicans or: Dorian have I been given due notice that the caucus ‘ , 5 for the town election will be held next , tor the town iiaotlon will be. held next Mallard” evening. In the Darleu revs a . ,, tract. .It was Intended to build this house early last spring. but ’ pauy did not here sufficient funds to 'T e 5' ,hompany‘s Intention to keep the old: ~ 1 house on the lot after the new one Is ‘ "1‘: built and to use it for a cock and ‘ 5 chowder house. ' ‘ ; ,ter boat to Westport parties , visiting her sister Mrs. N. Gsult. 5 returned home from an outing at Lake igroat profit during , and stamina tarnished music on Thursday evening. and a program of vocal music and Williams was given? The no robust ”MM: 5 8.11. and kindly , ty Japanese costumes. company Ill hold. an important basil nets meet up. Monday evening In Its truck house in Main street. it is litr’ tended to have the present truck bolted moved to the company! s lot in Nora-‘5‘ ton some time next week; Then. all soon as possible to have work started ‘5 Is soon to be built oh this lot Cons tractor William Mather has the con-l3, be com go..abaad with the work. it is the WtSTPORT was a recent visitor here. Capt Dan Marshall has sold his one Miss Laura Andrews. of Bethel “isn guostgot Mrs. Leonard H. Gault. ' Miss Mary Filling. or Waterbury. is Falrileid. Mrs. W. G. Staples and family have Waramaug. A number from here are planning to go on the G. A. R excursion to Wash- ington next month. Monday night there is to be a Re ub- lug delegates for a tions _ Mrs. J. 8. Newton. matron at the Westport sanitarluln has returned here from a visit with relatives at Can- astota N. Y. These in addition to the other farm truck during the season establishes the fact that in more ways than one the farm has proved a profitable inv ~vestmeut. 5 . W The expendituresht the town farm for the month or August amounted to 316: 33 Superintendent Kempcr has so. thered about 125 bushels of potatoes corn covering 5 acres, and 7 tons or excellent hay. W Upon thescantllil provided head or the Town clerk is tailing the wrath of numerous irate tax. payers .who find that they are assessed higher this your than previously. and tail to grasp the situation The State board at Equal- ization has raised the tax rate 8800- 000 above the rate set by the asses. sure. in addition the consolidation or the district schools; for which a 2 mill nual town meeting. has boosted the as- sessment. The benefits and damages accruing have iurther served to per plan the tax payer. d on top or all of this. omissions by he board of Re- lief have so strained relations that there is talk of a shot gun policy In the Town clerk a oiilce. The property holders have It in their power to re- guldte such matters but are conspic- none at town meetings by their ab- seats: the result Is thumbs tow cast the die and the Town clerk must look pleasant and lake the rebuils. Andrew Cid :hahaln him. silo pron. Front Street New Yorkiw - cats at Mr. Iand Mrs. Charles Ml paugh, recs iii The Jun 5, 5 5 piety of ti ‘ ‘ land an outing yesterday. A large all“ her at the young people attended a'fiserv‘cd j’ the average to guests. A511 orchpstra and some value . able Japanese curios, which were ex; _ hiblt‘ed Many of the ladies were pratl 5 The Volunteer Hook and and ' Henry E. Jackson, of New Haven,l .5) A. a. N. same... is sinking an svtesi-E . , unwell (or the Mohigan Spring 60.. in “Comstook lican caucus tor th purpose of c oct- . T- of the conven- additional tax was levied at last an- . 5 cowhmvna'fisw powwow. 5.».mm trying lo better satiety customers by no vi on the road” at; It, aromatic to or are on will weld Howl once: withouuare g whulls 05! ran. [“6 lit; at boats. shoes and.bicycls tire light brass, If: 1.0 seer, 0' w ,5. cl 1b.; legion nervspaper to; bu adios, Moi teaiand heavy land he; violin Ztfici _ riceslure‘ libt “watch ll: EH ”adv 5». 5 BARBARA!“ , ' " m h v.53? mll‘n‘du. n 3"“iirsliii‘mi‘h. n t‘t’h‘" or bra Apply“ your 'v For Sale By ‘_ 4 ““MW for Hardivare Fishing Tackle. Guns. Ain- munition Automobile Oils. Launch Engines Oils etc. . 112 waeHNIoToN eraser. scum NORWALK. Phones“. . and means by ,5 lion shall‘coil 5‘ ties: that 5 51“ 5 iziamhgn'b I conventi I _ "Each u lgu . 5' less shs‘ “market “ ’ Special Sale lobster Flour 55c bag esters Hall at Merids closer til, stile M tab the state i one tor reaper. lie I: attention to I we so lmgislitu M 5 oils the t lilllilt be prepared its rights and Influence in dam i liililoi tarorah'oitoithdmissoas last ..r canals Mrs on is as follows; barium 5. anywhere on entitled to one delegate ddiilopsi delegate tor snag 5 100 members of ‘majorit .ihar i. at she) be out as wing your ey’esj'to in 55an5n6y. you nihy etc. Any irritati the em means something. you need we'll tell you so and prove it: GRADUATE OPTIOIAN. Fluglflatah lisp-Mop. ;;The South Norwalk * . Trust Common 1‘ out... every facility to mnauiactursra, f merchants. individuals and morpora tions for lthe sate conduct of the Gem oral Banking Business 5 , Savings Department pays 4 per cent. Call and Inspect our popular Clocli‘ Bank which we loan to depositors in this department. 5 Have you made a Will? Consult us‘ before aliasing an executor, and see the advantages we otter. To act as Adm Guardian. and accep Trusts of everyf: character. OEcs hours. 9 to 12; 1 to 3. Saturday evenings 7 to 8. venue has led you resting on your can? Howldtl about getting ahead? open I loving. Account and lay comp moi y away Weekly or monthly. whglno I ow, by depositing one dollar ammo. 06m Inc to In B and third the cause It it’s glasses , albumin. no". ‘ lug Wat Tyler. tutor. Trustee}: I ‘ ‘ froze In his mouth. ‘ ever also umoitwltoe '10 as technetium no ; the boy who owns hi ‘ its hovary tubctlo ’stomac m? , as . Iul reconstructiv 3 measures! is ill, film. all! “ cut society 01.5. 5N tylotsgt Angoloaw a” m, mile lilo was Sir William Walnorth. or London. who was in . anuufiuzavonl . n 'V s a" ‘- buck and stomach. glam appetite l newton»: Lite Pills. " writes WE? Kennedale Tex.,' 'and soon .- . ,, ‘ new man.” IaIaIIIb'l . " ‘ liver troubles.- om An millennium claim so cold Monday morning it: ammo or Emmi” It you are past thirty m5 one admires you as that! ' BEWARE OF THE No profession his ad =‘ rapidly at late than ’ ' should not be used mam“ . : lately necessary. , i WI 2 ly and permanently... U: 3 cute. burns bruised. IAN“ a.mpie It Is I it's Witch am 356% cases. 508902 110 C Animus .. so troubles with ‘bsmfi . i W An Alchlsdh forum that she is young, m 5 never gonetosleppln 5 A ”use it; ' “I Want an writes Rev C. J. _ 5 I" 50 oil. ' , o it a man has, bound to.” Mill. mil helps” Jim
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