Ch H s “
horn Saturday, alter visiting a month
in Paul: klilaon-th‘e‘ e-Hudsou. ‘ 9
guest of Mr and Mrs. Daniel Petty.
has returned to his home in New Ha—
ven. .
Miss Mnyme Fowler, or Peekskill. N.
Y.. is the guest of Mr." and: Mrs.
Cliarels H Alsthorpe. 33 Seavlew‘ aver,L
one. 9
Charles M. Moclier oi the Widhluil-
ton street bridge. has gone to Brook‘—
:ivn tor .tew
Mtlvés. " "
Cllfiord Stanton and Rollo Black of
Henry Gerhardt’s barber shop. ere
down the harbor today. litter the wily
blackllsh. _
Charles Mort-a. and family, of Us?
ion avenue, Nor 'aik, have moved in-
to the house next to Rev. J. W. Davis
in Rowan utrd‘et.
Four '0! the Hillel oyst‘er openers
have gone to Sayviile‘,‘ D“. I. having se-
cured positions as openers for H. J.
Lewis. of that place.
During the absence of Grocer Rob-
ert Joseiovsky, on a few days’ vacation
Frank Ferguson is asSiatlng at his
store in First street.
Smith, Potty. who has been the guest
of his parents: Mr. use me. Daniel
Petty. East avenue, hail returned to his
home in New Haven .
Charles E. Gray o6utinues quite ill
at his home in Huvlland street and is
still unable to resume his duties in
the deel establishment.
The Connecticut “Railway and Light-
ing Company today installed a gas
range in A. H. Hefner's store on the
Washington street bridge. 9'
The Yetta Ladies' industrial Soci-
aty.‘ of“ ul's Mission Mil hold a9
social gathering 'at the horde oi Miss
Kathryn Thomas. in Rowan street.
In the absence of the pastor on his
vacation, Rev. Edward Trounssn will
lead the Thursday evening prayer 1‘"
meeting. in the East Avenue Methodist
Church.
Captain “Hod" Saunders. is nursing
a bad ball on his left hand. Mr. Saun-
ders expects to go to Souibport later
in the week to close up his oysterins
for the season. ,
W
Henry Mueller and Will LeCount re
contly ciaught nearly two bushels of
edchllop heat Calf Pasture island.
The bivaIVes in this section are pret.
ty well cleaned out.
Rog Rev. Edward Trousen will oe-
copy the pulpit or the East Avenue
Methodist Church next Sunday morn-
ing- in c evening Rev; it. E. Wing.
of South orviallr‘. will preach.
Grocer Hilbert Joselovslly, of First “V
street. left this tour big. for Washing-
ton. D. 0.. where. a will attend e
National Dustin: eat of th ed
lid Dim to several daysI. .
_Vcrity; oil Oyster
lists Builds); the guest or
lllly lather; but???” William H. Verity.
i macaw” avenue. He
, this morning.
lure
l
- street. entertained an
Whiz visit with “in--
M. ”33”.:
e
g déii
Brio burg. and entered
A 29th
36in slim; la"
9 t delegatiis
convention or my W‘
opens tomorrow in
three delegates will
the close of the convention, returning
probably Friday evening. '9
number at her
young friends. Friday. aft upon and
werening. 9oelebratln'g he’ll urteenth
birthday anuiVersary. 'l‘he ,
“games, dancing and initials.
which a collation was sets all
sipreseil‘t were .Mildred Bel w
Day. Ethel Parnelee,‘ , M
Bertha as John. F .; ViolaI
Byxbee‘. Laura Baker Jessie Puncher,
Robertha Hawkins. Gladys Gamble,
.mdlth Seymour. and Anna Casein. The
hostess received a number oi! pretty
and useful presents from the guests.
The Idiot Air, Social Club IllelQ our
other pi its famous“ menses ”zaadf‘. din-
‘ litrlr‘dsy evenllig. tithe horde of.
William Dilbert, in reusant street.
The ladies had prepared an excellent
repeat. consisting of escallops. potato
salad, soft shell crabs and all the ac-
companyld‘g 'd'eli‘ctldl‘s‘d. ilhd the seven“-
teen members presentinado‘, quick work
of the spread. After dinner the mem-
Mr. Gilbert's shome. where he favored
an dsevera present sang. The meet»
ing was by r the pleasantest yet held.
and the members are in favor or hold-
ing a meeting each month until cold
weather sets? in in earnest.
cur—bu..-
ROWA YTON.
rs. W. Fred Ambler spent Saturday
in ew York.
Charles Salter has taken a position
on the steamer Kate 0. Stevens.
William James has taken a position
on the alien r Kdte 0. Stevens.
9 has taken a pdsi'uoh on
the oystfrrsteanier use Ci.“ Stevens.
9 The steamer Laurel has been laid up
for “a while at her pier in this harbor.
.Rnlph Satte'rly. in Mt. Sinai, L. i.. is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Edna WIals
Theron o. Lockaod olI Rowayton
avenue, who has been seriously ill. is
improving.
Miss Ill. Louise Stevens. of Rowayton
avenue. has been spending a tow days
in New York. ,
The Olliclill Board or the Methodist
Church will meet this evening. at 8
o’clock, .at the church.
Samuel Mott. of this place. has are
cared d pbsltmn as painter for J. W
Beauty. 0 st Norwalk
anl‘eIl CVElIllls has hauled all or his
through Iwith ill sin.
Khan who recently purchased
the muse plies, has moved rem New
ficjrk. me how in podseaslon.
oa‘eph Pennell. who has been unit--t
string from a built water hull. from
b oiling oysters. in getting sloug’ nice~
being;i
George H. Traehdly, the well-known
ilrookeido florist, shipped six cows to
his; fair.
summer with his grandmother.“ Mrs.
A. Alillbblc. or this place.
tie
in" Crockett” bu returned
to ' ras ,
City tomorrow, and will remain until
hers adjourned item the auditorium to.
with several selections on the violin H N
row boats but. the summer residents “ll
Dsnbury today. for “exhibition at the .
“Frederick Dibble his returned to his 9 m
duties in Bwoltlyh alter spending the 1‘
Anumhsr or young‘ folks of this 9
surprise party slml
Pltser. At her home in 9
Quit Avenue. South Nurwslh. last 9;
overlies
month's trip. she so.
‘ i5 ‘ on basins»
dd ‘9 has: been will)?!
, , ,9 a
slam dorm
, all s‘ice ct George
house.
Mr‘s.W
ill tor theI pail: several months at h
.iltlmelllM nliis ct.
ve.d
' illlip Bronchcr on
cheer, the Main street shoo dealer,
abiei’ to be about again“ it ’
9 cells lliness with
‘, troubles.
Samuel Sherer oi! this place,
out last Friday on his first boom
trip of the season _ 6
four line gray soil
the game in the Meat orwaiit woods
Eagle Hook an illsdder Company it
making elaborate preparation for its
Saturday evenings in the wan Hall.
The program will be published later
in ills week.
by“; meeting
, gelling plant
“gro d 5..., Min hall
building. The registrars John H. Sol
lock. and William H. Wilmett, Jr., hart
charge of the balloting.
ly, last Friday morning in Henry North
rop‘s bnrn adhering from a hemorr
huge, in getting along nicely at his
home on the Ox id geiroad. Dr. G
eet Ping POD!
collation new
cd. hose pres e ciiiliu‘s‘sa Irma
Chester Cantrell “Theodore and Stan
ley Brown.
Rev James Mont emery, DD. pre
siding elder of the” strict; preached a
very able sermon last evening at the
Methodist Church After the service
the combined third and tourth quarter
1:? conference was held and some inter
cstlng‘ and helpful points in church
‘d'hrlr word hrobig‘ht‘llut. 9 ‘f
A young lady of this pin a has been
the rounds at the town lsposl‘n‘; oi
season tickets“ at the hhtért‘alhms‘utl
ven during the winter by tile Young
Men's Club or the Congregation
Church. The tickets soil (or 31 bad in
clude the entertainments during the
months oi November December. Jan
nary dud Febriidi'y. The tickets are
readily disposed of
The Knowlton File and Drum Corps
of thld place. eipect to go to Hartford
Wednesday morning to play for a fire.
radially in tact place. During their
ms i visit on the occasion of the us
rolling of the aoldlsra’ monument the
local corps received many cdmpll
ments on “their dpl‘s yin; and the lire
6 any decide to secure them it
call bin, to plhy for them.
ill-“nest protect. drum lnad‘ur of old
Showlton File and Drum Corps,an
i biliord Biulth. cadre drummer. hm
bite to W '.‘C load
l
II III“ {drainer out w an. amine!
iii-um!“ oeroi “Emu; Idling?
c
l9” Will" i999 suites...
a I
III? ‘0 a refill and” . Smith made
myzilgdsmdntthat w‘o‘ulcin.I
u awith all no
one remedy. in the bat
once stop itchiness or, the skin
a any parts at the body. D‘oau’ s Oint
pent. Any drug store. all cents. 9
.11 Monkey. who is. been '
‘ having badly poisoned his hands. ~
Gould Jellif is still confined to his ,
He bailout
two nights’ entertainment Friday and,
Themes Nelson who was found ear“
t l
smith Edith SillllnniigrPercy C'ahtmllr“
. , WESTPORT. 9
9 Frank Taylor spent yesterday {in
idsepbl‘ ,_
Mrs. 'l‘. BIro’v'vn, oi Weston, is“;
relatives here.
OWen Rooney is on the retired list.
home in Saugatuck
nose.
Miss Annie Jennings,
through sluic-
NorwsIlk.
Gsillt Brothers are hoarding
quantities or wood.
being cut up by power; 9
Rev. and Mrs. Jones Backus.
'ord Friday
attended service at Holy Trinity
church. last Sunday evening,
special sermon for the occasion. .
'or the nomination of a Judge of Pro-
hate for the towns of Westport and
western will be held in the asleep
nen's rooms on Tuesday evening.
ipdge Bradley is the only man spoken
3
The Yanhignn Athletic Club. that
track organisation at the lower and
)f the town, held a watermelon con-
est a short time ago which afforded
nlenty of fun to those. who looked on
and three prizes to those who ate the
til-oat in the shortest time. John
Grant secured the llrst prise. Patrick
Pray the second. and Patrick Grunt
the third.
Prior to the Senatorial convention
n Stratford the Westport contingent. ,
with others made‘ a tour of inspection ‘.
if the Boy's Club Harry Sherwood
:ouldn‘t resist the temptation of the :
Irowing machines, horse and rings. He .-
had no competitors. although Simon .,
Pease of Fairlield and Charles Ketch-
tin. of Bridgeport, undertook to ‘M‘tol-
Il‘ ow the leader. "
“. At the regulari meeting of the.
Knights of Pythlas next Tuesday ev-
“Allin: It is expected that supreme lisp
resell'tatlve Beebe or Washington. I).
;C., will be present and address the
lodge about the recent convention of
die Supréme Dodge held in California.
“6 Eldethodlst Church in Main street, rang
at .T i
w smooth:
his son Dr Earl R. Beebe Bridgeport.
‘slred.
.1 it was just thirty- -two years Sunday.
jslnce the bell in the tower of the
for the first time tor that society. .uo
lrhell originally has in the tower of tile
egiinivcrsalls‘t Churc which is now the
humming house on Main sheet. non
“mouth of a residence at Staph“
Mira. the print. and was sol
Methodist-.98: used (or the first thus
8onda.ril,18'io.
run "three years (no. cm
i.. lull, 6;: Wutpcrt‘s annual to
Elbehfoilowiust Mug}!
ohn W. 'i.‘ ior. William Mil null.
ijwsrd J. T lor’. Frederick Mom
obit so onestieolgdll.
:Ilm Milli“... 00013.5: 6E.
:- l. c as H old
,9, libertlgilll n Mulls if: ”rid"
grist herood. as. John DI."
A; isl
and“
dad“ on,
Dut or I‘tbs list or twenty
are our tour of the number still ,
' dead
of Greens ,. .
Farms is visiting friends in South 9.
up large
The material is 9
Mrs. Sylvester Backus and daughter. I
of Colchss‘ter. are the guests of the :
Lewis P. Wakeman round tlmeto rIe~ , 9 9
new plensahtries with some (if. bib .9 .
Grange acquaintances while in etrst- ‘9
Lady Palmerton Lodge No.1tl " 9
ihephcrds of Bethlehem of westport. ,9
when .
Rev. KIenneth Mackenzie preschcd a
The Republican Probate convention III
3dr Beebe is at present the guest of .99 ..
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