~ home of J. S. Randall, in Seaview ave-
? one
i .
Vi
1w walks
‘ the!!!
(timetables 3s a mesons. on. even-
. of natural
’ p . I; ' 'I pica-v
smurlshipg o n’ t contour
thh Malibu Ml“ but. ill alcohol
‘ hit the lamest per cent. hf ostrsct of
say libido his as t. *
Mm? . P.-,Petty is ill at her home
on Calf Posture mad
Miss (Illt is Phillipoon is ill at her
homé in aloha avenue.
James Blrchal'd was I visitor in
East Norwallt this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Asbworth visited
friends in Stamford last evening.
Mrs. Henry Stevenson; of East Nor--
walk. visited in Wilton on Saturday
The barn erected on the premises
of MHerr Rider. has been completed.
6 Koconr Ioft yesterday for
a trip to New York and Philadelphia.
Contractor E. E. Gorham is painting
the Cblchoster store in Bouton street
Mrs. C‘. H. Lloyd of Newark. N. J..
is visiting her sister. In St John ave—
nue.
Miss Lydia Nash of Compo. who has
been visiting hot-.0 has returned to her
home.
li‘rank Ferguson who has been III.
has resumed his work In Joselofslty' a
store.
Gardner Bouton has lately purchas-
ed the place which he now occupies in
Van Zant sir-.eet
Gardiner Ilouton and family., who
have been living at Broad River. have
moved to Van Zandt street.
Stella L. Gardiner. of Strawberry
Hill. has been visiting her brother.
Mortimer L. (latdiner of Bethel.
Contractor E E. Gotham is pointing
the residence of the Misses Dibble In
South Main street, South Norwaik
N. Ferguson is mourning the loss of
a skiff boat which was either lost or
stolen some time during the week
it. Fowler. who has been visiting
his son ShipbuiiderJ .E. Fowler has
returned to is borne In Rochester, N.
Y.. after u v 'ry pleasant visit.
The wedding of William Phillipson
and Miss Mantle Martin will take
place next Wednesday. June 10,at the
rectory of St. Josephs Church. South
Norwalk.
The Children' a Day exercises of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will he
held some time this month and elabor-
ate preparations are being made for i
the occasion.
Miss Emily L. Bets. who has been
spending the winter In El rida. is via-
iting Mr. and Mf‘ii.‘D. D.‘ one of (ii
Osborn avenue.
Miss Marguerite Sherwood who Is
ill with scarlet fever. is somewhat
more comfortable, and It is not believ-
ed that any vcry soriouswosultdwi"
come from the disease. -
‘.A number of the birds which have
been imprisoned in the bclfry of the
Methodist Church have been released
through the efforts of several mule
members of the congregation.
. William Gehrmann is having a new
bowsprlt put in his boat by Shipbuild~
er Fowler. Other changes and im-
provements will be made in the sloop
before she is again placed In the Wilf-
“Some of the grass along the road
leading to Dorlon’s Point caught fire
the other day and burned very rapidly.
Another of men succeeded In putting
it out however. before any great dam-
age It's: done
The praier meeting last evening in
thll MIthodliit Church was a very In-
«mung one. It was missionary
meeting and those who attended read
clippings regarding mission work in
different limits of the world.
The Epworth League will give a
lawn fete next Wednesday at the
Miss Sadie Randall will have
charge of It. An attractive muslgsl
and literary program lube p can
The audition of antiseoof kn‘the side-
er here calls for 'ottcntlon its
media ly. In many places, they are
covere with large cobble stories and
in others. deep guiliea exist, which
render it vcry dangerous to walk on
A number of new planks are being
put. in the wool: spots in the bridge
opposite Carmen and Boathouse plsn~
hgimiil There are other repairs
w
this bridle is In better‘ condition than
the Wash ton street brim
lunload aidro‘n will hays charge
, lug. . It is egos“ tnthat visitors from
aVfo'onn .
' lean more autumn of .‘the
ace. ,
ch should be made there. though ly
Al
The hi
“3%: Tender loan Cole is putting I
number of new planks into the ap~
growl! of the Washington street as
The structure is hell:
later-ed up in other ways toes T c It}:
dition of new plgnldi iI anything but
pleasant for bldyole ridoi‘i and tenor
stars. as each ate the was oelI strike
one it is found to be In or two
higher than it! follows. win on given In
alvful ion to the rider.
The call has been posted for the an.
nual school meeting of the district of
East Norwalk. It II called fdr Friday.
June 13 at the Fitch school It 8 o'clock.
The reports of tho district committee.
the treasurer and collector will be read
and acted upon; ciao a member of the
district committee will be elected to
serve three years. Other officers will
i also be elected. The meeting will
ivoie to borrow or lay a tax to provide
[money tenths expenses of the ensuing
year. The call is signed by Leo Da-
vir. J. C. Hawkius'snd L. G Fowler.
The ladies of St. Paul' a Mission will
hold an entertainment and sociable
this evening in Red Men's Hall. South
Nrowaik. for the benefit of the mis-
sion. A very attractive program has
been planned for the occasion and it
II hoped that a very considerable sum
of money may be raised for the mis-
sion The mission is at present strug
gling along in one room on Van Zant
street and it needs the infusion of new
life and financial strength to make Its
progress better Those who- have
charge of the entertainment this even-
ing, hope that there will be a large at-
londancc.
ROWAYTON.
Rev. It‘. C. Brown continues to Im-
prove. ,
Mr. and Mrs..Joseph Monscll have
aotttrned to their home In Providence.
. l. ‘ .
Cornelius Johnson and family are
moving from Iogun street to South
Norwulk.
William Moore Sr" is seriously III
at the home of his daughter Mus.
George Wicks. Crockett street.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Monsell have
returned to their home in Grecnport
L. 1., after a brief stay In this plate.
Mrs. Albertina Wood of Colchester,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William
Cusbman. lotion street.
Mrs. Henry Leach and daughter Ger
nude, of Brooklyn are guests of Cap-
tain and Mrs. Hickson W. Cole in flow
ayton.
The plans for the lawa patty to be
given by the teachers and pupils of
the public schools are progressing
nicely.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Champlin who
have been the gtleets of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Raymond. Logan street have
returned to their home In BeViiport.
The Penuoycr property on Maple
Hill is being looked at by the commit-
tee of the Methodist Episcopal Church
sonage.
Alfred Bloom and infant daughter.
and Mrs Failslna and Miss Bloom. Mr.
Blooms sisterln‘law and niece from
New York are boarding at the rest
dence of Mr and Mrs George E Ev-
erett, Rownyton avenue.
The State Board of Education makes
an appropriation for the library of ov-
cry school district that raises an equal
amount of money. In order to take
advantage of this offer the Rowaylon
public school is planning a lawn par-
ty to he held on the school grounds
grounds Friday evening. June 12th
'l‘lllris worthy object should appeal to
The funeral of Captain John H. Mon-
soil was held yesterday afternoon from
his late residence. Rev. A. L. Hubbard
odlciating. Appropriate selections
were rendered by Mrs. W. F. Ambler
and Miss Lillian Crockett. The poll-
hearers were William DeMott. John
J'Hommedieu. Charles W. Bell. John
W. Penneli. Theron G. lockde and
John Crockett. The interment was In
Union Cemetery. Rowayton.
-'Tisn’t safe to be a day without
Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil In the house.
Never can tell what moment an acci-
dent Is going to happen.
DARIEN AND NORO’I‘ON.
' Mrs. Charles Adams visited Bridge-
port Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Fuchsi- spent Wednes—
day in New York.
Mrs. Benjamin St. John visited South
Norwalk Wednesday. -
The Friday Afternoon Club meets
with Mrs. R. L. Gillette. this week
Mr. and'Mrs. Henry Rogers, of New
Canaan. visited Darien friends. recent‘
Robert Schmidt. formerly of Rall-
road avenue meat market, was In town
Tuesday.
Little Annis Mabel Noxon. who has
“remarkable Violent for music.
thhlorwnlk will be
r
washed with {Sam GLO$8 retain ill
some charming vocal selections
with a view to purchasing it for a par- .
_ Sound Beach. .
Wednesday night Nd when us return-
um salami
and restores color to my
dull '
Elihu cod and slim .o erections
returned to their Iunnner home In No-
roton. last week .
Mrs. Joseph Whitney. of nfldgeport.
spent Sunday with her brother, An.
drew June and wife. Cedar street.
Mrs. Gilbert Finch and Harry St.
John, of Hartford. are expected in as.
rich soon for I visit with relatives.
Mrs. Shelton and daughter arrived
or Mrs. William Whitney's, Brooinde
avenue for a month's Itsy.’ Monday.
Stuart Whitney, of Port' Cheater.
visited his mother. Mrs. Charles 'E.
Whitney, Brooinde avenue. Saturday.
Miss L. L. Seely has returned from
her visit with Mrs. Charles Brown
and daughter, Miss Marlon. at Green-
viile, N. J. -
Mrs. Stephen Wood and Mrs. Ben-
lamin Wood and son were guests of
Mrs. Louis Wood. Railroad avenue.
Wednesday. ,
Mrs. Merlin J. Waterbury, of Nora
ton, spent two days last week with
Mrs. Samuel Watkins and Miss Elia
Beers. at 0x Ridge.
The King‘s Daughters held their last
meeting for the summer at Mrs. 'l\ W.
Austen's Tuesday. They will meet
again in September. '
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Goodeve and
daughter, Miss Nellie. of Brooklyn.
spent several days with Mrs. Herbert
boots. the past week.
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Purdy. of New
Jersey. and children spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Valentine of West
avenue. Mr. Pu’rdy and his daughter
have returned to New Jersey.
A little son of Mr. and .Mrs. Orme.
of West avenue, met with a painful ac-
cident Tuesday. by falling down stairs
and cutting his forehead. Dr. Noxon
took several stitches in the wound.
The, child is now doing well.
Several Darieu ladies. Mrs. G. H.
Norton, Mrs. Alfred Morehouse. Miss
Jeanie Hoyt and Miss Mary McClellan.
members of Norwalk Chapter. D. A.
R. attended the reception given y-el
terday afternoon at the residence of
Rev. Mr. Coley lu'Westpori.
Jacob Stark. a well-known resident
of Noroton. who spent the past winter
in Brooklyn. returned to this place
this week. accompanied by Nathan
Dauchey who went down after him.
He is now making his home with his
son. Jacob Stark. Jr.. in Noroton.
Miss Edna Raymond. of Darlen. and
Walter E. Hoppkins. of Boston, Mass“
were out riding yesterday afternoon in
an automobile, and on their return
home stopped at Roton Point. and had
their photographs taken‘in the auto-
mobile and had a delightful fluid.
-—s. GRUMMAN. or DABIIN.
Gives green premium stamps onall
cash sales. Ask for stamp-book with
81 worth of stamps free.
The water in Gerhani‘s pond was let
out. yesterday by First Selectman
James H. Raymond and a large number
of residents availed themselves of the
oppbrtunity of gathering several bush-
els of round clams; it is thought that
at least we bushels were secured.
Last Saturday afternoon. Master
Gill Smith. of Mansfield avenue. gave
a party to his young friends. Those
present were: Annis Mabel Noxon.
Natalie and Dorothy ‘Morehouse, MIl~
dred French. Margaret and Louis Jef-
ferson. Clare and Georgie Brett Mas-
ter Jack Brush of New York and Mar-
ion Avery.‘
in the Metropolitan golf champion
ship for women on Staten Island two
former Wee Burn players were match-
“$1 against each other. They were
rs. Charles E Stout and Miss Marie
A. Charles. Mrs. Stout won by 3 up
and 2 to play. Miss Charles lived In
NorotOn a couple of years ago. She
is playing from the Essex County Club
now.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Luke' I Epic
copai Church held a meeting yester-
day afternoon with Miss Emma Dela-
field and made arrangements for an
apron sale to be hold in the near to
turn.“ This lift from 3 *to to
o'clock. Mrs. William E. Street. is giv-
residence In Dar-lea. to the members of
the Guild.
The Stamford High School freshmen
team defeated a- Darien sine at Dar
lea Wednesday. y the score of 18 to
is. High schoo gained the lead at
the beginning turd hope it through the
entire game. Batteries: 8.. if S.
Freshmen, swam. Hoyt and Ben-
nett: Dot-lea. weed and cautreit. The
freshmen mayor the Merrill! second
team yesterday afternoon - .
Charles scales. who was well known
about Stamford, died suddenly yester—
day of: heart (liaise. at his home in
He was in Stamford
olhomehemmirsntlyuwenu
“if .
ing a“ silver tea.” at. her handsome '
He died It 4 o'clock. We; won
M3 Colt. f spent the past
week sting his family ynpowmou. .
Vlaifor‘Ooon‘; 0 Wu Inspect—
ed8 the public wheels oliniursdny.
Miss Winalfrod While has recently
entertained Mitts Ines Croftit. of Beth-
MIsI Mamie Miller was the guest
Decoration Day of friends in New Ha-
you. I‘ i‘
The next Christian Endeavor scrim
his will be entertained by Mrs. John
Jackson.
Miss Lila Godfrey Is entertaining
her cousin. Miss May Benton. of South
Norwalk
been the guest of her aunt. Mrs Elis-
abeth Hill.
W. K. Huhhell has secured a posi-
tion with an automobile company in
Cleveland. Ohio
The Webb family. of the city. is now
the Ferris place.
H. E. Chichester has issued invita-
this week Saturday.
which recently died.
Mrs. Pauline Andrews and William
Buchanan of New York ate the guests
of Mrs. J. B Sturges.
C. S. Eckert who has rented for the
season Mrs. Susan Benson it place. has
moved In. with his family
bel Johnston. of Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. John Belden and children. of
Danbury. were the guests on Tuesday
'1! Mr. and Mrs R. H. Fitch.
George Thomson and his friend John
1‘ G Thomson over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ogden and
family. of Brooklyn; are occupying
their residence for the summer.
Mrs. Robert Balaton. of Norwalk. ao—
compsnied by her little son. called on
'riends in Wilton Sunday afternoon.
Miss I). ll. Ogden. cf Pascale. N. J.
has returned home after a few days‘
visit with Mr. and Mrs R. H. Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs; Charles Murray. of Nor-
wIlk. were the guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Murray's mother. Mrs. Ann Cor-
nail.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Stttrgcs Rob.
ert Sturges and Miss Katherine Stur-
zes visited Sheilleid-on-the-Sound.
Decoration Day.
Mr. MacOuad and his friend. Joseph
I‘urner. of Brooklyn, wereguests Dec-
oration Day. at Wilton Inn, conducted
by Miss Kate Keeier. ~
While returning from the dance at
’lannon Hall. last Friday evening. Miss
Mary (lomstock had the annoyance of
losing from the. carriages pink knitted
thawl. somewhere between Mr. Bland‘s
ind the Schliclitlng lumen.
The Genera Band. of Ridgelleld. as
listed by Miss Velma Berrell of New
York. elocuiionist. and Irving living.
on of Norwslk vocalist will give an
cutertainment at Gannon Hall this
week Friday evening, nt’aio‘ulock.
Many society people from Wilton ut-
tsuded thedance In Cannon Hall. last
Friday evening. Admirablc music was
furnished by the Twin City Mandolin
Ci.|ub to the strains of which devotees
if Terpsichore enjoyed their favorite
liverslon.
The entertainment given at munch
‘lail Saturday evening. was under the
inspices of the Misses Willing A
large audience was Dreadfuwho sp-
irecisted the young performers Ii mti
ilif'ma. The proceeds. Imountin
336. will be used towasrl a new carpet
'or St. Matthew‘ I Church
The Congregational Chapel Tuesday
lvening. was the scene of a pleasant
‘cstlvity. the Christian Endeavor So-
:Iety having one abundances-fol
sales. Flowers. Ice cream. strawber~
vies. confectionery and. other utilities
were dispensed the proceeds being de-
voted to re-shi ling the chapel roof.
MIII Grace Turner. of Brooklyn. has V V
located in their last season's pun-hose. ‘
tions to an old-time barn raising for .
Charles Lindbloem is the owner of
a new horse. than replacing the one
The Misses (‘omstock. of North Wli. ,
ton. have been entertaining Miss Mu- '
Alden of New Haven. were guests of .
' Iim—niwspo-v-Iioe. 7
The readers of :nwer will be
planned“é ' ledrtt‘ilts it at least
. downloaded disease that Alliance has
a able to care In Iii’its diam and
vii moon. Hall’s Catsrrit Cure
1 tho only positive cure howl knbwu
lib the medical enmity. boom be-
i I I' constitutional treatment. Hell's
lllfl'll Ours is» taken internally“ act-
1 obesity" noon the blood and mu-
uI surfaces of the system. thereby
straying the foundation of the dis
Ie,I dgivin the patient strength
by bull lhg upt a constitution and as
sling nature in doing its work The
priciors have so much faith in its
retire powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fills to cure. Band for list of testi-
nonisis. Address
NJ Toledo. 0.
JCHENEY a 00.,
Sold by drulgists ‘liic.
‘Hall' I Family Pills are the best
0!
war“:
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Two Packages ReadVbits
One Package Power.
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All for So
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2t corrsdnxvaf‘
' ass'r NORWALK.
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Beats the Other .
by Four‘ You“
The residirace of Thonm
Smith 65 Osborn avenue East
morwaik was painted with lead.
oil and Iinc‘ hand mixed, fifteen
' years ago by me. ~
i defy-any patent paint to show
equal body with as much wear.
Julius 841°”.
52 tooth MINI Street.
" Residence: again, Grills St.
dam of In from
matches. ligation not
, South stoma: v “w
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w! PROVIOI THE PAINT ,
IHAT monovss rHs MACK.
. It will cost you a small amount
a. alibi
K“? W
New vainlwgood new paintw
malts: an old building look like
A'Imall Investment makes.
a great difference in the value of
“
det’h our Principal l
have three Itorl’sI Ind b
stocked with first quilt;
also carry Agriculturllg
of cash. but it will be worth a SyracuIe Flows and Oil y
whole lot in the property. (lot a
card. Cutters. Road 80%
~"‘~ l’alnts Oilu.GIass,Wam »
TO ORDER. v
Window Shades
Picture Frame;
DEALERS IN
Wall‘Papel-I. , .
Painters‘ Supplies.
Artilts’ Materials
.4...
' V IssctAL.
(
10¢.
a .
fgolid Bra-I Half Curtain Rods. :
long, with nxtum. 10c.
Oil Cloth Binding. loo box
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING.
ascension.
:fixvhlilm out!
White Curtain Poles with Fixtures
Cloth Window Shades, with fringe
at
“‘ Conn
Telephone (inspections.a
Ash and Garbage C?“
and Launch Oil. Tin.
torI' Oyster-mans Ind m
plies. Garden Tools. V
Rubber Hose.
Screen Doors, Window new”
0”,
Electrical Supplies. Drop in I‘ll
over our stock
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The Good Old Sum-
mor- Time I: at Henri:
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What is It that makes wom-
an's work in the kitchen a pleas-
ure at ALL times of the year?
t , ‘
Place your Vorder as soon II
you can, as it Is very disgusting
to have to wait for yam-range
l' '5
' sweltering. because others have
their orders in ahead bf you.
INDEPENDENT ‘
HOT WATER HEATER.
At a very small cost.
CONNECTIONB'FII‘E.
A postal brings our represent-
ative without fail. .
Conn. Railway and
Lighting company.
DAVID W: RAYMOND. *3
s
Pascal Director
to North this .
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to be set.’ when the weather is ‘
Hot water in iig time on an .
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' when in Europe. ‘
j rm: rates. '
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show you one.
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