and Wishington It. ,
exterminator. '
curds mosquito bit
dumb to the toilet.
IRIDOI PHARMACY.
.9. Norwalk, ct.
Mrs. Max Levy leaves t‘ did 6' MT
New York.
Minn idella Darrow is quite sick with
a bad cold
Albert Sherwood and sun Lawrence
are visiting in Brooklyn.
Miss lvtta Miller, of Freeport, L. l.,
is visiting J S Randall
tain Verity went to Greenwich
this “gaining With a" little driver
Frank Corner of Hroslyn has re-
turned after visiting fi‘ie‘nds here.
The steamer Addie V. took an empty
barge away from Marvln' a dock today.
Mrs. J. W. Davis, who has been
somewhat ill. is considerably better
now.
Mrs. George Stevens. of Seaview
avenue, spent yesterday in New York
city.
Miss Bertha Moneii, of Newark, N.
J., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wal-
dron.
Mrs. John L'Homniedicu and son
EaIl are visiting with her parents on
Long l.slaad
Arthur W. Day is overhauling his
sail boat Mayflower on the shore at
Second Point.
Frank Ferguson and Parson FeIgu
son went to Bridgeport on their bicy-
ones Saturday last
Miss Bertha hanson, Scavicw ave»
line, has returned from a visit with her
sister Belle, in Newark.
Contractor John W. Beatty has com-
menced the work of painting the house
of Mrs. Tate, iu Rowan street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carr. of Gregory
Boulevard have moved into Miss
Chases 'house on Detts' Place
The regular meeting of the East Nor-
walk Fire Police will be held in their
room in Randall's block, tonight.
Harold Hall. of Van ,Zandt street.
has gone to spend his vacation with
his uncle. Lewis Hall. in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris eturuod to
Brooklyn N Y., poster ay after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Behrcns.
Miss Kittie DuCross returned yes-
terday from New Haven. Her mother
who has been ill. is somewhat better.
A race is anticipated between Wil-
liam B. Blascer and Hubert Pierce, who
have both recently purchased fast
horses. , 2-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smeeth, who
have been visiting Herbert Brunstrup,
returned to their home in Chicago. yes-
terday
Mr. and Mrs Vr. F. Lockwood of
New Haven spent Fourth of July with
Mr. and Mrs. E. E Gorham at Betta
island.
Mrs. Mary Vosburgh and Miss K.
Germond Vosburgh. of Courtlandt
PlacS', have returned from Orange and
Newark. N. J
Miss Corn Taylor of Fort street, has
gone to New York for a visit with
friends, and not to make her perma-
nent‘ro deuce
Miss essie Birge. who has been
teaching in the East Norwalk school
for some months, is spending her vaca-
tion in New York city.
rate first annual sail of the East Nor
walk Fire Police will be held Friday
night to I WW ave, L. i., on the
steamer Sine ‘58-
Mr and Mrs. Beach, of Waterbury
and their children who spent the
Fourth with Mrhl‘lld Mrs. l). Burr
Bench of Betts Place. have returned
home.
Harry Dauch3' of Pleasant street.
and wife have to New York for
a vacation Mr. Dauchy feels that as
he lifts worked hard for the past live
years he is entitled to a trip and he is
recuperating.
‘ The ice cream social at the East
avenue Church last evening netted
was not new large for some unknown
reason but the affair was thoroughiy
enjo by all who attended.
, 'ite equarantlhe will probably be re
. 5 week from the home of
'eflw Sherwood. who has been
’ riot lever. She is very
r and is able to sit up and
. the quarantine is removed.
to go out of doors.
is Levy entertained a num-
ands pit lierholne over Fourth
Among the pleasant party
,Annie Kweskln. Miss Jen
tch Joe Mihe‘r David Fine
.Woln
after her visit to Stamford dad had a
merry time while here.
~Arthur Cunningham of Van Zandt
street. had the misfortune to be shot
twice in the left undo during his cote
Nation on the Fourth of July He was
foolilig with a hi it cartridge revolver
dtgt'u the morn ng slid it dIscharged
dtone of his fingers. He repeat-
emits experience later in the day. His
hand is' very painful now.
A: bu lies mbetid ll! 01th Epworth
as held that even 113 at the
’Laurch. The members plan
trip to North Wilton on July
' bdate part in the Epworth Lea-
'3‘ch meeting at that place. some
steam those who care
will ride blames“ A large
on 'qu Willy attend.
WM
ROWAYTON
guests of Mr in Mia. John D. Fe
. Filed:
mammals in New 2
about u for the church. The crowd ‘
.9
lley returned with Miss Levy ‘
at 29.9“
K "read. 'Ilt’
the = ptilt Church.” ast Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W Wanstaii, of
New York are guests at their summer
rae silence on Contentment island. ,
r'sétlo fled Mrd
l
0‘
“We a.
hammer a 'visit w “his fath‘ér her-
on G Lockwood. Rowayton avenue.
“’31: sloop Wild Bush is he ovel
d anti w l he placed in ne cbndi-
tlou for the owner. Edgar Raymond.
Stephen Cobli and tour children, from
Philader pbia. are 5 cats at the rest-
o.Mr Swill?“ *ther Oil or Cook
Mys.ltl§.wlispo11'andrs.J.P
Ford. of cw orlt. are guests at the
residence of Frank Williamson on the
West Side.
Mrs. Edna Walker and son Arthur
have returned home after a few weeks'
may at: the residence of Mrs. Arthur
Wnldron. East Norwalk. 4
Miss Elsio Crockett and Mr. Thatch-
er have returned to New Haven after
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Guider. Rownyton avenue.
~2~Tickets for Jennings Club sail Fri-
day night to Locust Grove on new stea~
mer W. 1. Stevens can be secured at C.
H. Gulder’s store or on the boat.
Charles Morris is engaged in the con-
struction of a stone wall between the
property of Franklin Lynch, and a sec
tion he has just sold to the Tokencke,
Corporation.
Captain Frank i. Stevens has resign
ed his position as captain on the steam
or Kate C Stevens and the vessel is
tied up fpr the present at Captain Wil
lilin‘ll Steven's’ dock.
Car No. 102 ran off the truck at John
Lowndes' place. Saturday. Conducrtm
Henry Toiies and Motorman FIank
Hall were in charge. The car was pull
ed on the rails by one operated by Ed-
ward Kline.
Edwin Thomas, of Jamaica, who is
the“gtiest of his mother for a few
weeks, has gone to Syracuse on busi-
ness in connection with the new new-
ers and sidewalks that are to be laid
in that city.
Captain Charles W, Bell entertained
a family party Fourth of July on his
steamer Molly A call was enjoyed on
Long island Sound, the boat being dec-
orated with flags and bunting and a
fine dinner was enjoyed
Word was received by telephone. yes-
terday afternoon, that on operation had
been performed on Postmaster George
W. Bryan. at the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital, in Brooklyn and that he was
doing it (~er and his recovery Was on i
pected.
Phil Wheeler. a lad living in Crockett
avenue. was oxperh eating with a can-
non tlre cracker, or;I the Fourth when
the pesky thing, wlI eh he did not think
was lighted suddenly exploded. His
right eye was ha y burned by the pow
der. find a physi an was called to st-
lend him.
The Jennings Club of the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church, has char-
tered the new steamer W. 1. Stevens,
Captain Lewis Raymond for a moon:
light sail to Locust Grove, L 1.. Fri-
day night, July 10th. A‘ number of
people from this place will enjoy the
sail, as the steamer will make a stop at.
ltoton Point on its return from the}
Grove Svec's orchestra will furnish‘
music.
Mr. Austin, who was for some time
employed by Mrs. Josephine Craw, and
who lives on the west side of the river.
was father of Arthur Austin. the New
York young man. who was seriously
'wounded in Springdale Sunday as
tohl in yesterday‘s dispatches in the
Evening Sentinel. Austin was spend-
ing a few days with his mother ahd
brothers. One of the latter entered
his room and told his brother if he did
not get up he would shoot him. e
boy picked up an old revolver whl
neither supposed was loaded. and while
carelessly handling it. Arthur received
a wound which may result in his death.
DARIEN AND nosorou.
Mrs. Louis Stoorza is visiting in Port
Chester.
Miss Ethel Staples, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Miss Stella Austin.
Charles Freudenthal was the guest
of George Bates ever July Fourth.
Dr John Timothy Kennedy. of the
Uni' ed States Navy, was a visitor in
Darisn on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams and
Mr. and Mrs. William Flemming drove
to Rye Beach Sunday.
Louis Stoorza his added a patent bel-
lows to his blacksmith shop, which is
the very latest thing and mgreat labor
saving device. ,
There were many visitors in town
ever Shturday and Sunday and Darien
assudted a holiday attire for tilt boot.
sion. it was like a miniature “Old
Home Week. "
Frederick Stevens, while discharging
a blank Cartridge pistol on July 4th
shot one of the wads into his left hand.
The wound bras dressed by Dr. G. 1!
Norton. who removed the wad.
Charles Millspsagh has sold the
Kleinfeiler piano on Locust Hill to Mr.
Noble. who formerly resided in the
Rocker place which has been rbcently
sold to F. W. Triggs. of the New York
Press.
Fourth of July was adequately cele-
brated this year and there were a. nun--
her of Marlin-eah about the town. Drug
€59 Sim Sm
filch it lie‘védo to hive Slade asset
lent fuél. . . 2
The semiannual meeting of Eagle
, ”Company was held
the thick houh‘e. Ftp.
m‘dlfferent onlcers were
in: that th 5i! your r1159
been 55555? prospero
., _ 45.2w , :3 .
.5?“
v A '
allure
a:
expii' n w
or settled 'in =
present year is more prolific than for
mer ones in domestic infelicities.
The game of ball between the Eagle
Hook and Ladder Company of Barton,
and Volunteer Hook and ladder Com
pany, which was played on Fourth of
J uly, resulted in a victory for the Eagle
{e n by the score of seventeen to thir-
to . A return game will be played on
‘Labor Day, The line- -up was as fol-
ows'
i lea. Position. Volunteers.
“hand i‘ ‘ C. White‘
Weber C .2 F. Scanlou
Va'thno l L. Kirk
Wnerz 28 F. Burden
Bowen SS T. Riley
Alexander an H. ‘Waring
Stoorza HF L, Southwick
Strehic sz J. Skinter
Taylor C C. Bennett
CRANBURY.
William Goitz and family entertain
ed friends on Saturday.
Sylvester Burton spent Saturday
with New Haven friends.
Frank Gregory and family ppent Sun
day with relatives l Weston.
liayibn Benton. 0 Brooklyn has vis
“ed his cousin George Benton and tam
y.
Allen Raymond and family, to Nor
walk, were gut-tits of Frank ll. Blake
and family on Saturday.
Lawrence Saunders and friend. of
Ansonia, were guests of her parents,
M r. and Mrs. Charles N. Saunders ovv
or the Fourth.
William H. Sherwood entertained
his son, Frank Sherv'mod and wife of
Bridgeport and his nephew, William
Sherwood and wife, of New Maven, on
July 4th.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Miss Marv W. Stone of Danh‘nry.
won at Hell Island over the Foui‘th.
Miss Laura Schmidt of Daabury is
spending several days at Bell island.
Gerald Todd has returned to Hethcl,
after a few days spent on Belle island.
M r. and Mrs. Robert Durfgy, and Mrs.
George Wright, of Danbury, are at Bell
island for an outing.
Finderltk (lakes of Rowayton has
secured a position with Frank H. Fitch,
the grocer at Hickory Bluff.
Mr and Mrs Christian Belimer and
son Alexander. of White Plains, N, Y ,
are at the Belle island House.
The Arbor Cottage Belle island. is
occupied by Mr. Norris and Mr. and
Mrs Joel C Foster.ofDa'n dry
8. Clarke has arri at lloiie
island, and will occupy his cottage
there during the. summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dtlhois, of New
York. have been guests of Dr. and Mrs.
..l J. Strohmeyer, at Bella island.
. e adjourned meeting of the Belle
island improvement Socitty will be
held Friday night at Retsof Cottage.
Mrs. John F, Woodruff and daugh-
ters Marguerite and Geneva. and Mrs,
M. J. Edgett. of Danbury. are spending
a month at Fairvlew Cottage, Bell is-
land
"Pop' Stevens who was formerly a»
fixture at Retort Point. but who is now
residing in Merlden has been spending
a few days with old friends at the sea-
shore.
'Inere was another fox hunt at no
ton Point, yesterday morning when
Reynard made his second escape and
starts for the 190009.150. was again
re—csp ured and placed in the cage at
the grove
Mr and Mrs. Alanson C. Osborne
and Ceorg'e Osborne of Danbury. and
Miss Ada Selleck, also Barton J. Us
home of Rye N. Y.. attended the 'l‘odd
family reunion at the John Todd cot-
Cafe at Bell island on the Fourth of
t! i’
‘ wasrronr.
Robinson Wheeler la outing in Maine.
improvements are being made to the
tannery.
Mrs. Frederick Kemper and drought
era are visiting at itliacs N. Y.
Lawyer Harry Sherwood has as his
guest John Bushong. of New York.
:0. Donahue. of Hartford is
visitingW relativos and friends in town.
Mrs George Northrop and children.
of Weatpofi have béen yams: trienos
in Normal
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mitchell are enter
talnlng the Rev. and Mrs.A NLewis,
of emont.
138 May Doscher and aunt have re-
turned home after a two weeks’ visit
in New York
A division fence has been construct
ed between the E. A. Beers and Hub
bell properties.
«Mrs. W. G. Stroude. of Bridgeport
was a holiday guest at the home of
Peter R. Foote.
Members of Greens Farina Congrega-
tional Church are actively preparing
for the coming_falr.
Charles Keane is able to resume his
duties as rural delivery carrier. after
a few days’ illness.
Racing seems to be the popular sport
at present. and the horses .are given
trial spins every day.
Mrs. Bradley and daughter Mlsa Ed.
na Bradley. are visiting Mrs. Nehemiah
Jennings, in .Sonthp‘o
Mma ..'l‘ Dickinson has returned to
2 tier home in New York after a very
[defiant visit to reigtlves he
vii a Mrs.
James Kendall. oft Bfl lo I . t:I
. Miss Jeanie Hualdlae. of Sroolriym
spent the holiday
George Grekory, on Divenport' avenue.
A quantity of furniture family heir. ,
looms has been shipped from
to
5111.11:th
J. Walteman, at Portland Ore
Inn
Amati!
here is the w 51m!“ ":15
chased by E. W. Si .
mills. pparly of flipper y I'
ht The limit Basia er
of New York city. And Jo ‘0 mm
with Mrs. ,
you must” '3‘ A
If you want
ll ifil-d 2
occupied by man wife and two child
Ion.
H 0. Benedict entertained friends
on July 4 with music and a social at
his home. Visitors from Norwalk and
Bridgeport participated.
The Misses Cockroft, of Saugatutk,
will remain in Europe all summer and
New York parties for the summer.
A number of the firemen went to
Sou‘h ‘Norwnl’k Friday night and help-
nam Hose Compam Was dealing out to
the friends of tho tompany
the. day at the patriotic exercises held
on the green, Fairlield, Saturday. When
it comes to enthusiasm and
siou
Never in its history has Greens
Farms section of town presented a
on July 2i and Sunday. Every resi-
Norwalks and Bridgeport.
traction Saturday
beach into bedinIII. The pavilion did
also runny bathers.
one and two violins.
Miss Carrie Bradley, librarian of the
free library. always has the good of the
institution at heart and went to
Bridge rt the latter part of the week
on ”W liens concerning it. A tow more
on “title werkors, such as she, and
“Imam would soon have a lot pur-
rh‘ , and line building too.
Quite a number from this place went
to South Norwalk: Saturday morning
to watch the new steamer. Hampton.
go out with its load of excursionists to
North Beach and New York. also the
Huntington that went to Huntington,
L. l. The dock was the liveliest spot
teen in a long time and it was pretty
onugh for all small boats in that vicin
The trolleys between Westport and
Norwalk were trowded Saturday night
The attractions in Norwaik wore the
elaborate fireworks displayed by the
Phoenix Fire Co. Among tlmbe n0-
ticcd on the car were Mr. and Mrs.
it rank Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. George
Northrop. Mr. and Mrs. William
Welsh. Mr. Sherwood and daughter.
the Misses Tillie Stuart Maude Allem
and Susie Allen and many others.
The friends of Miss. Sadie. Doha. of
played on them..last week, when she
married T. W. Walsh. of New Haven.
was to take place in the Church of the
Assumption. in Weatport. at 9 a. to.
When they found the bridal couple had
stolen a march on them by being mar-
ried at? a. in. they were greaiy disap-
pointed.
WESTON.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon has returned
to her home in Easton.
Miss Mable. of Bridgeport, is the
guest ofMida Katie Beers.
S. S. Carver is spending several days
with his family in Amenit, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Brown have
spent a few days in Southport.
lift-a. Frederick Rockwell, who broke
her wrist last week. is improving.
Mrs. Charles Sterling is entertaining
her granddaughter. from Reading. ,
Mrs. Lyman Beers has visited her
drughtcr, Mrs. Bennett in West Red-
d as
Mrs. F. P. Morehouse entertained
friends from New York, over the
Fourth.
George Roberts is about again after
being laid up for some time with a bad-
ly cut foot.
Mr. and, Mrs. L. S. Godfrey have been
guests of Mrs. Godfrey's uncle. Dr. Seth
Hill. in Tanhma.
Mr McCandl’esa. of New Haven has
been spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. A: P. line! or
2 her,
State tit Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas
County. 98.,
Chaney
City of Toledo, County and State store
. said, and that saidjlrm wlilnpay the
.2 aura of one hundred dollars for each
. . ,aud every case of
.. ,ge cured by the us of Hall's Catorrll
(Slum-h that cannot
are.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decem-
A. 1)., 1880.
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Nola
liaii' s CniaIrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts dhoctly on the blood and
mucous aIIIfaceI-I of the system. Send
. for testimonials free.
12‘. ,l CHENEY & (30., Toledo, (J. 2
Sold by all Druggists. ’lhc.
-. rrankJ. Cheney maker oath that he .
. la urn-tor partneI of the firm of F. J .
Co., doing business in the ,
ry Public 2
Hall' H Family I’llis are the boat 5'.
has nethlug to Icgret. ‘ver Iatlon-
gre‘t at the pl of every day.
have rented their handsome home to f
ed devour the (howder that the Put .
W B Burr delivered the address of :
history "
along Revolutionary lines Mr. Burr is ‘2
always at home and equal to the occa- '
livelier appearance than was the case 3
dance was taxed to its capacity and in 2'
addition numbors came here from the
Compo Beach was the center of at- 4
and largest crowi'l ,
of that season transformed the quiet '
a thriving business and there were .
There was music 3
for dancing. the instruments being pl
Snugatuck, did not enjoy the joke she:
The friends understood the Weddlnfl
2:; 5- as a. 35.7
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Fancy
Cannery Butter,
2512. lb
20 pounds
Granulated Sugar 5' 0'0
(with other goods)
"Vigor”l (the new
breakfast food l
24 COTTAGE AVE.
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