tar ' '
Awful In its dreIdtul pI Id
. Trutbfui. tender. thoughtfu kind.
'I‘rIIII Dear l-lmy Ialt “Inw
HIrry'lllys‘tt. brother-in-isw to: (lol—
vtn. oi the New York Clipper. and a
iiiov‘lon friend 0! Ed JI died «- ,
MN“ M. of on Imouth. “not 3‘“
c” Ida: flora thIn ‘11:)wa hi lite In Naval Ill
L - g 2 I In or yen
.1221. Ill-L... 1'2"" Wit“ 641°66'66”
. , a. $5"- , L 119.1111... m lea ‘es I widow all our
cult}; in VI ,6, 66691656?“ the hanger antigen. Nettlek2 gala. MI and VIII"
‘ Inc a or cream hugseve years d
or I“: 6:76. It hint “tor any has???“ m$ttso§ooi 6“?” I:
1mm“ ,un, m. a 4 0" or ii
In" “a, cute, 5‘63:qu Rustic boob His brother; who has 66611
spinning todIy II 31'1 IL I ewidow for about twenty years. is
. M . also Iiving. Is well so two sisters and
In) ”em Jens-1y in
3’1“. rt and 1" ed Im "an!“ a brother. The suddenness of the cal.
“61"?” 1556.1 0rd and Dorian Infinity has III t broken the spirits
attire dear onesi it behind. Is he was
a good son. brother. husband and fath-
er. and hadn't I11 enemy In t '9 world.
The remains were taken to is native
city. Philadelphia ‘
ROWAYTON.
The Hook and under company held
a meeting in the (porters last night
and transacted routine hu‘sincsh
Mrs Harry Leach and dohghter Ger
trade, of Brooklyn. are quite loriously
ill at the home of Mrs. Leach's par
opts, Mr. and Mrs. Hickoon W. ‘Coie. >
About thirty welltkncwn residents of
Rowayton want'tOrBridgoport today to
testify In a divorce use in which resi-
darts of this villas are the princi-
no a.
The Fire Department held its first
meeting In its new rooms. last night.
and transacted I great deal of busi-
ness. Reports were read by the var
Ions committees showing everything
to be In tiratolass condition.
Next Sunday. being Children's Day.
the pastor oi the ltbwaytm Methodist
Church, will giye. In obioct ocean to
today on religibus work:-
l‘ttltt Vera Mhernwbo Is confined
to or home with scarlet lever. to re-
ported as bolas somewhat better Last
week she was very sick vindaed. and It
was reared that the disease might re
sult raisiiy. The crisis is oyer now
however. '
011 Wednesday at arnoo It; 3:60
o'clock, on the boy wherfire to is a
part in the flag drill In the hildrens
Day exercises of the Method! t Church
a week from Sunday. will report at the
church tor their drill. . j-iL‘JL'I‘ha' girls who
are to have a drill will report at the
home of Mrs. Edwin; ”and. In East
avenue at 3: 30. '-
_ Mrs. John R. L‘Hom Honwid adieu has re
calved word from Loni island that her
brother. Edward J. Weld nor. who was
Injured In a runaway Incident last
week. is slightly Improved. He Is now
able to eat a little and can manage to
wall: around the room with old. His
hands remain very numb, however
which is a symptom that it not so an-
couraging. '1.» .1
A large roles-01.111166 wsslot work
this morning tearing up the macadam-
ized pavement between the tracks of
the trolley commy.'.on Van Zandt
street. The tray: at that point having
shown signs of ceded repairs, it wee
Rev. A. L Hubbard has an original
method oi! building his sermons. which
deeply Interests the. little ones. and as
wel children of a larger growth.
’1‘ e committee on raising loads for
found necesonly liig oil the dirt out the new parsonage oi the Methodist
and but In new; i: the entire 6311in Church held a meeting In
length at the “$3. at the ties thevchupifl. last a The present
are "roundly do £61 ypipdged A num- showin tor the buifding is something
her of new trolley poles are being
erected one at the junction of Fort
street and Bentley: avenue.
The launching of Contodore W. B.
Unhoitz's boat. ithicli has been built
at the Riverside Mills. will take place
soon. The ’eaginethos. not been in.
stalled as yet but will be as seen as It
arrives. "The boat is a very hand
some one. , She has Just been painted
and looks as nest as a pin. She has
the modern [(3'de lbout. stern and ap-
pears s a cool d o a most any-
wha #6561111“: any aind at It sea.
With the Commodore‘s pennant flying
she will "indeed be an ornament to the
fleet. of the Launch Club.
ea Price, the eat American or-
ch tent. died in Pa 8 on the 211111 ult.
whltbgn: bashed gone with his family
to mop to alter having undergone
on p ,r (or stomach trouble. It
the and 6 Dr. McBurney. It was In
Filebtwbdlc‘e where Irving P. Da-
violcba "W.“ nephews to Mr: and
and I
will
like 67 0. including the amount given
tor the lot. There is to be a meeting
of the Official Board and this commit-
tee. next Monday night. whenit is
hoped the amount will be. made an
even 61..000 The project is meeting
with favor by the petiole. and the pros-
pecte I‘m that the Methodist Church
will be in possession of a parsonage In
the near future.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Wilbur E Lewis was a visitor
South Norwalk. yetserday.
F'. W. Triggs. comic editor of the
New York Press. was a visitor in town
yesterday.
A teachers’ meeting will be held this
evening at the Congregational person-
age. A large attendance is expected.
A number of children will be baptis-
ed next Sunday at the Darien Congre-
gational Church, and special services
will result
Miss Beulah Waterbury. at Mount
Venice. Intent Saturday and Sunday
here as the guest of her aunt. Mrs. An-
drew Waterbury.
Professor Perkins. the shine man
who holds forth at Brummer’s barber
shop made a trip to New York last
week. He returned in time for his
Sunday trade: 1 ' '
in
James. were employed.
alas there to this day.
.who Is president of the
Wilde ot the Bronx. has long
on; holiness tor himself at 1286b
666.166 L’fliird aveW'
856'
Abouttbllt ny are ow. Ito
hart steam-11:: in featllz‘rl was shot
£26.” and tha‘ W L636 W5:
"adieu r
no “em all Club 0
the children conservatism lLife" P
onewhsei at the carrioga who broke.
The Ini iI went aIting man In
. $6616wa mundmtbau.
veo
ball I
the links of the
tnrday mar
morning inItch
”5'15. India.
and tutor]:
Colts
«in 53111 6616‘;"
res were: Moral
Abutment”! rrit't.
.. “em 2"
rrs A ooh”:
with .6311: are. “Hi? om.
Woodbury. 106~26--66: Schuyler Mer-
tilt 02-4—44: 9!. Corvettfinflth.
6-46: Frederick 1‘. Towno. 101—- 9.1.
85; L. Cloco Smith.,57~—1Hh; Dr
George Bherrill. 100~14~60: Walter
N. Cupen. 114—6648: Edward C.
Hoyt. ”File—68H W. N. 69600 d
100-12—68; E L. ‘Sooiieid. 107-4
86: W. L. Baldwin. 98-6-91: Blown
r. simhriuge‘ 111—410—111; w D
kan1.117~20——87; shown Giehu.
129~30~96..
WESTPOET.
The. propeller "Capt M. Der" is
being overhauled and repainted.
The State otred't Instaliiiohmeht
Frank Taylor is being repainted.
Sunday next will be observed as
Childrens day In the Congregational
church.‘
William Noyes and wife. of Winston
were sulndoy gueots at the home of
Fred Mll a.
Miss Alice 'I‘orey has been engaged
to ossiat Mrs W. ll. Smith at the local
"Heiio't beadoudrtei'a. 1 ~ '
Gould D Hodenberg has gone to New
York and the house here has been less-
ed to a Mrs. Henley.
A musical entertainment and straw-
berry festival will be held in the Lyons
lain Church this areniag'.’
H. N. Stools and Wire: of New Ha
ven. were meant guests at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. G. W Bauhydt.
The Cockrbfi home has been leased
for the season of .l. C. Lewis. of New
York. The Misses Cockrolt will spend
the summer in Europe.
A delegation of the striking trolley-
man tram Bridgeport cycled here on
Saturday and conferred with their
brother members 0: the union.
8augatuck Meiliodhit Church is malt.
ing another bid for favor. and it will
result In a strawberry festival in the
conference room on Thursday night.
This afternoon the Women’ a Foreign
Missionary Auxiliary oi the Congre-
gational Church will meet I: the par:
railings and continue the study of in-
s. ' ’
Nothing more welcome than the rain
has put in an appearance era in
weeks. it was the proper ltin of rain
at that. and proves to be of location-
hie benefit.
On Wednesday Thomas P. Brady.
one or the best- known and most pop
uiar trolleymen in this section. will
wed Miss Katherine Riley. of Norwalk
The ceremony will be performed at St.
Mary's Church.
On Wednesday night Westport
Grange will be entertained by the chil-
dren. The nfldlr is under the direc-
tion of the Mesdatnes Irving Stone, E.
N Sipparley. '1'. c. Ste‘srns R H.001-
ey and L. H. Gouit.
Members of Greene ramps Congre-
gationnl Church worshipped in that ad-
ince yesterday for the first time since
the work of alteretion and redecorat-
ing was begun. The church shows a
merited improvement, and is one of the
J it so...
oi
the 1 while out hunting. and in the
Iteili inhisppearnd In The Sentinel
It on; time, melamine “6in
iii 1.2;." Ever since then. as
.re “lithe vests. nail on. an enter-
WW . whiehv mums
‘ etc. sends
“me or
‘ 1' use lonelier":~ t e wide-
IIioa of The Eentinel. Ind
Extra trolley cars will be run to
85th Norwolk on the evenings at the;
lectures which will he delivered In the
Town Hall here for the beneilt oi the
Dorian Free Library. - .
. A meeting ot‘the entertainment com‘
mittee of the Dorian Free Library we!
held Saturday night. gilt which time dt
‘ VII reunited ed-t'lil‘t seventy tickets: I r
the lecture course had already, Vhe
sold. The others stomping (all ‘
the limit will seen to rescind
En eoilor 80691310th
iii bunch. body
portant business ,
be held on bursday at the uncle in-
. mediotaly oftpr the prayer mutiny
, which is usually held on that. e
rain it
. has absolutely forbid-
on men trout working on
W _ this bottle of God. it
. $3.0: Inhibit! we are in
y is. or some other tyr-
iry. It is I matter 96 our-
Iiich I liberal man as Tom
, asha‘s our: buried‘tho
Min may a noun. :1
It's-called Christianity
yet into the hands or Town Ci
The property wss owned by
walk Savings Society and has
cause in years past or I grant
litigation; L
L"A~ngbt Alarm.” the play g
was recently given with In .
Dorian .-
tioylug a "Patti farewell cycle " While
i luriusendrt one the tram. use
would be I mgtterpi 6 cant tell
handsome: in this section.
The Wee port Musichl Bociéty is en
the meeting or s. weait ego was In-
pounced II the final until tail. mother
farewell was held last night when Prof.
and Mrs: Tee omens entertained
I
mo shortlists pnownao
s
PAWTUCKIIT. R. l..
Pswtackat river by t v
ap—I boat durinl I manila-:1
roll
The drowned are: John! 'FInnerIn
aged 17; Henry Planet-In. aged 14.
The saved were: Edward l-‘Ianersn.
aged 16; L Thomas Watch.
Weioh. J’Imes Quinn. -
went into the water.
sistance.
reached it was thought he had died.
gie.
”—'
MONEY i8 MII6ING.
.mp1...“— (2'.
Winston Cue.
progress of the suit brought by Mrs.
developed.
Mrs Chase had on deposit in the We
amount. The bank Nihilist"! reply
produced evidence which showed that
the daughter of him—Chose. Mrs. Mend
the bank on several occasions with the
book book at the plaintil! and with or-
supposed to‘bs gen11ine.~aod withdrew
various amounts '0! money,
transactions took place between the
years of 1687 and 1868. it is asserted
that Mrs‘. Keith admits these scenes-
tions. The bank olii’ciais, in addition
to the above facts. contend thIt lire.
Chase was In bussension of her bank
book. and they further assert that she
was also aware of the fact that her
money was being withdrawn from the
bank by Mrs. Keith. Th‘e'tsse has not
yet been concluded.
FRENCH CRUie'I: IAIL. FOR NEW
K
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BALTIMORE. 6616.. June 6.-~The
French cruiser TIge. after being at
anchor I week in BIItiinbre lintbor.
sailed for New Yorh‘tbio morning with
Admiral Rivet in mailed. ,.
TYPHOON INTERRUPTC CABLES.
NEW YORK Julie b—Tbe Coleman
Iciol' oasis Couplnyranumiicao not all
tel rophic communication with Ton
1161‘ has internptbii t) s typhoon
Ina bmlwitii Indium cinemas
Ilium not.“ putters:
section or to“ (infill trout Weatport
division of. the sealant New England
laphone Ind “Nowell-laid; The
chef interest and service is WV“;
38
against 26 can “this time.
166116 Irina . 0! Nor-
have been guests at D. . o.
NW'NOREI'NMWHAVENA
residentsm It the Forms to have that! '
,.L6:66. 7:06. 714.
I 6: $43.9: 40 10:94:. “Hill 11:66:.
6:,20: 4:014:60: 6:40 6:551. 0:68.
, 66613207266636.6316” .
L 10 1e.
"onscreen Ransom.
1'1»: rIoLI.
1.: all: M ‘
In Inge iii-r 1r. rm.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
N.
‘A. Air-19.4
5:1“.9145 5: 05!.
It.:——is 551.1 1:.11 6:2611. 3:25.
A. soc—13.10: nails. mass. 9:115
"fill-fourL 66 666: no
WHINIIM of one: mm? Lire—Thin?
June 0.——A
double drowning of brothers In the
orturning at
night was or
particularly distresoing circumstances.
oaths heroism of one ih'trying to save _L
his brother cost the second lite. and ‘
the determination or M I‘thmi broth-
or to recover the two bodies. nearly :.
added one more home ,10 the death ,
Joseph
LThe boys were returning home from
work. Whtin the oratt went: over oil
Henry Finaeran , L,
could not swim. and in response to 2
cries his brother John wont to his a: L . ‘
in his fright the younger.
lId clasped John about the neck and
both wentdowa. Edward then'began
diving with the Idea of bringing the
bodies to the surface and when I reo- .
cuing party picked him up no was so
exhausted that baton the shore was
Physicians worked an hour before he ..
showed signs of life. The Woloh boys
and Quinn reached shore alter I strug~
interesting Testimony Irought out in
WINSTED, June 9.-ln the Superior
Court yesterday afternoon. during the
Mary A. Chase. of Plymouth. vs..ii1e
Waterbury Savings Bank; brought to
recover 66,106.61; which the plaintii!
alleges was wrongfully paid out by the
defendant. some interesting testimony
terbury bank 63. 000 and brought suit
because of her inability to recover that
Keithyot Thomaston. had appeared It
tiers and nom'which atfithetlrne were
These
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terrorist! It; co, Toiedo,01. ,
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it four Yen-o
T63 rest its; Jo: Thomas
mourn Ivonne. East‘
Norwallrt was painted with load,
all and zinc. hand mixed. iifteen _
4!
Smith 55
1.12M...
Jilliffilli'i
(ii to 256
l defy any patent paint to show .
iii
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40..”0.
26°...
wear. _.L
by the company he keeps. win. ‘.
man by the kitchensbe keeps.
A GAS RANGE kitchen to I
clean kilchan ~
A word to the wine is as soon L
as a sermon.
by this cold weather; it will be
warmer directly and it is then
when you feel the need ol I
The Range most:- Implode your L' L
' order at once andyit will receive
«L prompt attention.
you will have to wait becauoeof '
L, ‘ M rushlwhlah occurs when the '. '
weather II hot.
Priepq, 61,! 6.12. 76. 614. 26
Connections free
A postal brings our represent- .2:
ative, .‘
Gotta R'Iihyo'r 6nd
Malian? camber. .,
,W rm. .. L‘ “
L Applyintt A chic.
“WWW minim-soon new Isiah—r
makes an old building look like
new.
a great difference in the value of
. ,. YPWIP'QPm‘U-L .
WE RROWDE THE PAINT- L
THAT- iMPROVEs THE PLACE. ‘
it will cost you a small amount
of cash. but it will be worth a; ,
whole lot to the property.
card. .
Window Shades.
Picture Fronds
Wall Pamh'tii '
Painters'hmlias.
,Artists' Material},
1
White Curtain Poles with Pistol.
Cloth out... comes. wail hing:
,...../,. w:
.,.... u; .-
Boild‘ Brass Half Curtain 11561.. 6 i:
long, with» gator-es, ',
Oil Cicibfiindlbqnl lilo box.
PAINTING: WPAPEI HANGING.
1
Do not be fooled
Otherwise
'.}.Jl.l, .
who: v- .'
A smell. investment snakes
IO GlDER.
.MI {W
MALE!!! ”I ~ ..
IMGIAL.
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DECORATING.
“iii-ii
; Cutters.
F .tei-I
, ars, Rubber lioIe, .
6cmn Doors Window ‘ . ,1
, Electrical Supplies. \
' overburstock. .
660““! with Int 66
also csrry Agricultut '
Road
Oystermen'o and n
M to i‘ 4
Garden Tools,
plies.
mines-lei It‘s,
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