4 L L linen. of Second street,
sp‘cndlug a low days in New YorkL
, 11,1
LL and Litre it Mite all of
‘ "ttehdiththe DLhnbury¥alr
3 o
.4 th
‘- 399to as.
John addiction and wife. of Betta
" "Place. are spending the day at the Dan—
‘ bury Fain. 1919.99.95.44.“ 9
4 . Mrs. J. W. Davis. of Rowan street
.4 went to Bridgeport this lnorning for a
short visit.
Frank Fax and family, of Cottage
avenue, are spending the day at the
Danbury Fair. 9 .
Fred Hantord is spending the after-
noon amid the scenes and noises at
' the Danbury Fair.
1. . ' y . “m
LLLJohn Gorhmn and Daniel Rough and
lady friends are among the crowds at
the Danbury Fair t9day. 4 39?,
‘ .q.
James Monroe has enlisted himself
among the oyster openers for the
Northport Oyster Company.
Joseph Ghlotto, Harry Sturges and
William Phllllpsou are witnessing the
sights at the Danbury Fair today.
has returned rd Port Jeffer’son, L l
where he has been in “camp the past
few days.
Miss Hattie Sherwood of Pleasant
street is recovering front an attack of
feven and eXpeotI to resume ‘he‘r du-
ties tomorrow. . 99 4 .
Rev. F. Ls Ainswortb will have
charge of the regular weekly social
serslce this evéning in the Advent
Ohrtstlan Church.
The Ladies' Mission Society is hold-
ing its iirst meeting or the season, this
afternoon. at his home of Mrs. G.F _ .
Smith, in ncwun' street.
4: Land Mrs. n B. Smith and son.
Llepts ant W EL, Smith, and Mrs.
Baker. LL11! lhillL place. are
he day at theLDananry ran.
i
3'r4l Wicket has retired from the
‘ hing business. Carl has do.
4 r. be without
Miss Jennie Davis went to
by today tcuattpnd the state
of the Loyijll‘worlters of the
hri‘stlan Ulturch 4.4 .4 ..
W
- {hbme‘ in Buffalo.
44......
R.’ S Barclay, who purchased the.
;: sons to Vermo
use of W held street,
réLLWrd iii it!
: Russell Bmadwfi
‘ Ralph and Joseph Fens
log off t breakwat
totally 444
la largec
LiroflofL oil is being discha ed at t
..:'r.ue retains Wool: ‘ prays: sfivlcdflff
will be held this overdo
. will) a contest will be heldf
shortly at the home of the president of
the Ping Pong Club; Miss roan atev
ens. 9
LeRoy H Price, who has been the
guest of Miss Jennie Rowland, of
Highland: avenue. has ireturned to his
slur
Cerbett place. is having a new founda-
' tlon placed under the house, and will;
raise- thelstructuro auroral inches.
weeks” vacation catmistresil Miss
Minnie Raymond is in charge of the
oilice during his absence. ‘
Alfred Ferris John cakes and Wil-
bur Lockwood are picking apples for
Alfred Bates on his extensive orchard
Mr. Bates has a good sited crop this
otgood QLLLLLL
John and William Sniflin arrived
home yesterday afternoon from Den-
var, color-Ado where they went for the
benefit of the health of the formal.
His condition is reported to be quite
serious and thé fdinily have the sym
pathy 61' many friends in this place.
~—
William Huyler of Rowayton ave- ‘ ,
nue. employed in the Lockwood Manu—
facturing GanpnIiy's plant in South
Norwalk. has been ill the past few
days with rheumatism and a heavy
cold. Mr. Huyier is now able to be
out and expects to return to work to-
marrow.
A grand surprise party was given
Frederick 8. Young. at his home in
Crockett street but night. by some Lot
his school friction, “After he recovered
from his surprise and could speak he ,
welcomed them in and a line time was
had by all playing games. Late in the
evening reireshm uts were serveid
Thole pro l“the Misses Viola
Stevens $9M. Ella James.
irons Lynch 1%ch Moore; Lula
Hart. Lena Cakes, Emma and Edna
Rowland of East Nor-walk; Messrs
Richard rockets. Louis Raymond
Bennie uyier; Elwood; Benni hand
Sanford Links.
Warren (lager. ve‘r Clark. taster
asses. Preston art
0' and Harry and Daniel Young.
llL committee of Mayflower‘L
Ladder Company; will
as at 48 o’clock in the
’ Z thcnm
ted. ‘
4 33L. use. At protest: in
madman! hi .llc
fiw‘l-n
mL GL
i” attending the wedding of a more. 9
I l i
antenna honored.
Mrs... .lill‘a Wlimot. Jr... is at-
tend! hix‘glé dish.” Fair. today
otteLls in Greenwich today
W’—
Fdward helical: and wile. 6r south
“ shrunk. billion on friends here Tues-9
.41,»: afternoon. . . 4
iii. Barnes will move tomorrow
urdsflmla Mala street Danica.
to L‘at
Albert roses;
on
the Mines Donna-
L Y
entertained a party 4
ho a and girls departed voting Ledv
he best kind of a: little host.
on in 11
am Ford int ‘
at present. and tumor
Stamford wil
1‘ 4 stallion as manager.
Themes entered ltd” hennery of Mr
Jalvls on the 401m
and made oil; with 132 03! her choicest
took. The theft we. not disheveled
until morning and by that time the 4 ~
thieves were out of harms way.
chicken 4Lyurd is only a few feet from
Mr. Jarvls' house but in the rear there
mdlrlck woods. it is thought the ins-4
‘rauders drove through the woods and
took away the haul in a big wagon.
1954s ethoft means (i (ll, '
to Mr Jarvis.
Undertaker James Birchard is their-'4
W fit 11;; a name for himself as a collector ‘L
Postmaster Goings Wi Bryan has.
to spend a few.
antique furniture. Within the best-
week he had disposed not about £250.
worth to outside parties. Mi- Blrch-‘
ard sends a reply postal card to per
. sons in all parts of the New England'
states who would be not to have any
oi the furniture he desires. request-
ing them to let him know what they
have and for what it can be benght. "
it the reply is. favorahieéh he makes the
punchilse. and sells at there a {a de-
Khalid. for it. treat his still-eds "Minn
s roe
good want on his sales“
avoids the trouble of L
enacting the goods.
course. the furniture is not paid for
until it arrives and is iouud to be as
represented.
WESTPDRI.
Dr Harold. Ogden. of Philadelphia,
is in town .
.944... .-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fabio are in
Milwaukee.
Edward Coyle and sister spent yes-
terday in Bridgeport. ...
w
Westport is well represented at the
Danbury Fair this ”week.
Mrs (Hoary was the finest of friends
in hridg’eport. Tuesday“ , 9
L’i‘he colt or the town" farm for the
month of September was 383.2 82.
.4444...
The MacDonhld residence. in Gran-
berry district. is undergoing repairs.
W'
AL prayer meeting will beheld Friday
night at tho 9ho9xne of Mrs. M. A. Ad—
ems. 4- , 9
.. Three or four special cases have
just been landed at the Greed: Farms
BI “mime * “‘ W
“in!!!“ Mathias 3” mud n imi- gain spite of all the hard shines an.
tin can *
tics in one, of the Fridgeport shops as
o machinlit.
t .llustu: gill: its shell...) the ex-4
or or o e reena arms ougre «
tional Church. “
4 WWPT9 .“99,
his. Chit-lea Hal-r '
from on ex dad vi
in Bridgepo.
31;,\ .11 9: W
Mal-oilfield bastion. of
d to teen tbelnoeat of
dots Laud-resort
a sum Sunday ’
ends at his
3‘ home last week. Gclhos‘ were played 44
, and retrsshlnents served and the men
4! iorLduantlties ,
Two truck loads went over y
4 9nd shop hands and mediators it
go Tuesday night,‘
In this way he often secures
desirable articles cheap. and makes a I
lie also
personally 111-?
As a matter of
with relatives
bar cousin-,4 44
. tin
ll mil 1y, Webs“ L " and
pie ‘t to kéeLp it 3.4444424404421104,
day. 9
13th, miuly from the U M
" ages“ that his con
:3 d hoard l
. .Y .4 9
4 readyy market for theL'produce. '
shipment has been returned it
ions appear to he a drug i
ket this year. - , 4
sixteen of his young en a 4
“Hillside, " Bangatuck, on satuiday
ternoon. it was his seventh birth
and he received many treasures dent
ed. after which supper was served
9, Eden one received a. small souvenir c:
the occasion.
4 c-
of Bethlehem attended the mar ice at
{Print Church Rev. K. M l
the rector; conducted in r
which was made appropriate‘to
was proclaimed to Lall the world.
experienced chef. There are frills and
garlic enough to his entree to tickle
of such epicures as Monsieurs Brad
Wakeman, Smith steal-n. Hyatt and
an army of other Tuesday night
Judge Bradley bay, Lg easily walked
into the probate oxidation. a posi-
tion he has tilled w th credit for some
time. Walked the delegates to the pro-
bate. convention into Petrie's where
they toasted to melt heart's content.
c 3 Haslra 0?;st oval-ea.
‘ Now that tho oyster season has or-
lived. a tow realms concerning this
LEplcures naturally like to know what
they are eating and if those who are
this brief scientific treatise closely.
habits and eccentrlclties of the oyster.
The oyster. belongs
iameliibranch mollusks of the third or-
der monomys, and filmy be at once dis-
:tinsuiahed. by the b teral symmetry
(if the heterogeneous convexity. The
labltl ganglia are very minute whii9
the parietospianchnic are well deve
oped. We hate. ate say a thing like
this about an oyster behind its bacid
t the truth may as well be told now
cause some one would find it out
later anyhow; thorei all“ mouse for
sting about xt'hc bu
plied to the oils to. however.
adored one oi the moat loathsome
dishes that comes out of the sea. A-
tow fat cysts” in the prime of life,
dash 0! flaw.”
sing report: an oysd encode no other
gin-iconic saveI [the condi meats meal
moon. Holoced‘i ll the than
4 ,miflbo and that tr in
lilting. .
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on? til
link sills»
“do ‘
‘- The W tport paper mil is rushed‘,
to all how hearts. Games were play,
Sunday evening last the Shepherdli L;L.99‘LL L
occasion. The sermon touched upon _.
the scene nearly two thousand Years 9*» »
ago, while shepherds were watchlpl ‘ 3
their docks by night an angel spread. , '
do unto them and they learned of the. 49
' great event that had happened. Whores. :4
by "Peace on earth good will to men"
The head of that Maison Blane is .4; _' L‘
are added. all to Last). ratio-ore 'L
the palates of g‘ormands to say nothl g j 4
they will be made lamlllar with the
to the genus of 9, '
mood to taste with salt pepper and 4
E o a“ really appei4 é‘
rd
. new. finals, nominal-u. ,w”.
so. want to nib rescind. 4m we
morocco: earliest. We worked
hero to not lt.‘L_4 We didn't tau what
lam 9'94
4 oath , bc i .
ncx't threshing? LLALngh All”
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. :1,-
3500 guaranteed yearly. AlIo. Manager
wanted to open small adios at home; or '
in hunt town, to ha;
“I thrown to In. That is one reason the
why we have the trade we do.
Painting. rap-r Hanging. Decorat-
popular bivalve might not be amiss. ‘ L
addicted to the oyster habit will follow 9 999
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company that is coon-grades
BIOLOND
is your policy dorrectly written
by an experienced agency? ‘
The experience of a quarter of I
century lI at your service
Jason M. u rromL-L
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do not try challenges: line In in '
good health we llull give you the low- ,
out rates and but security.
Outlaw? (lonercl Lite [haul-Ines
. «. 9,9 Frederick .Fchld, 3
Agent.
Norwalk Chronicler