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Mrs. Mary Kennedy iajleki'i
Louis ‘boscher of Westport, spent
Saturday with a friend in blast Nor-
walk.
Frank Haiiile went fishing today He
ad a great deal of confidence this
moining that his luck would be good
Master Mm ”Mott .ylai QNGJHH
York is spend as a few weeks with
F1anit Holly, Pleasant street East Noi-
walk-1 t 1 ‘51 1 '
Captain Charles DuCross reports
that business Was never better 1.1111
him since he engaged In the fish bus-
iness in this place
W. H Nichols whet-coldest »on1 the
Washington street bridge. is one of the
unfortunate persons who are on the
sick list at present.
Miss Mary Bradley, of Van Zandt
street. East Norwalk. has seemed a
position in the live and ten cent ‘store.
in Washington stieet.
Four special cars parseds'throhg-h
here on the trolley line this morning.
They were to take a Norwdlk party to
Pine Rock Park. in Stratford.
The class meeting at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Chuich was largely at-
tended last evening. and tile leader,
James L’Hoi'nedlou; wail-m1 pleased
with the reception.
At the meeting of the Juanita Outing
Club, this evening, thepresldaatzgitg
vitatlon to the club to visit him me
night next week :‘whlle he tell!) climb
on Cockenoe Island. will he acted upon
East Norwalkwlll semi—.1) lei-cadet»
ogutlon on the combined excursion of
the Norwalk, South Norw lit and East
Norwaik Fire Police here is no
doubt that the steamer Hampton will
be crowded on that occasion. 1. 1
A meeting of the Junior Band of the
Methodist Church will be held on Fri~
day evening in the ladies’ parlor of
the church. The meeting will be led
by Si .fShWod Elof Bridgeport, and
it' is d "8%?! the attendance be 108
large
A large sharpie owned by John An-
darson was upset in the. harbor last
night. The sharpie has been leaking
badly to; several' days, and whenever
she would fill. La’ot plant
she? sank: slid upset. not; The Work of
righting her will he apt to prove rath—
er difllcttlt. as she is on the mud flats.
where she cannot easily be reached.
The n‘dmber cf tramps' whohave
been hanging around the station here
seems to be greater than usual this
month. ”Why they gather 11d stay in
East Nerwalk is not kn am. but a
number of the “Weary illia" lire
making it their home. T ey haven
tanip in ‘tf woods out Wliifleld street
4.17"“
tance. and make forays on
‘~‘ t houses hcreabout. This
. very objectionable to the
1‘- ’ s, and they are about ready
, 9 strips to put a stop to the uni-
”fr-r ;
koway'ron.
d———-—-
Iiarr firacmer of Brooklyn. is the
guest 0} 1 and Mrs Georgew. Scott.
Mrs. Frederick Lockwood has I'Gg
turned from New York after a 7ws‘ek‘ a
visit. 3,;
Miss; vs Jones, a popular young
lady‘of ,arlen, is now em loyed by
Dominic Geromone
“Frederick Merriflcld has urchase‘d
horse, which is said to be very
from parties in Mount W99".
E’inma Cushman, who has ppe n
signing“; week in Hunting on Long
M
Ind
7 lb Neuer. of Row 7t7on are
one fell cm the porch of r.ho1ne
7 yéaterdp land was quite Ipa fully in-
5 .
i
wallton
everal days at the Berkley
. . returned tamer Ime .in
1 7 . icity ' 1. .
, iaeli Miss Debra
be 1171' be able to sitar-11‘
few dis.
lc of t e Baptist Sunday
8. Members will take ape
m Rowayton and a rim
ant1 77?! anticipated. '
1 . basis Blilard has gone to New
1.111111 to spend a portion of the
of: er children. Ruth and Ar-
' ; are at present at the
1 eorge W. Cudlipp. I“
; erick Merriiield who eat
ll. N. .Y.. to attend the fun-
" father who died very and
rooted to arrive it her
the last of tho present week.
a! picnic at! the Methodist
‘ ti
~ in much improved condition during
xpected to return 011710 this I
.itliits year..wlll again be to Pine ‘3!
on .11! come to. the Point omen
tarsus: 23h 7
do owned mil
11Jrn11mroi .1 1
tat so a painful bite onnd 1m
”I077“, rota hyypr.
o i. . y
1&1 ugusta 00M
addition of7 ninety chl ldrari to unshlno
1.011311 in Dorian. r111. win make the
total number being cared for there
at 11
Ashley Scoviile7 in7 Dorian. has been
the: set week. He ia‘ WW able to be
7flibou the place. and has a number of
friends f1 0111 New York visiting him.
George F. Elliott has been appoint-
ed an agent of the Connecticut Hu-
mane Society r. Elliott recently wit.
nestled on Incite arualtytg a so. on
award.“ dip hen 30307))! 0 lput
1111111111 in a “hos ion to intér‘fe‘ 9 should
he see another instance of the kind.
3.01 111111119 inaction of the Miriam
7a7nd Ladder Company it was decided
to! attend in ‘3 been the new to. he
held in Dr) geport during the Old
Home Week Celebration. There will
the a large altendance.’.|'lhs1tnembers
anticipate a good time in the Park City.
1‘ It is probable that the Methodist and
Congregational Sunday schools may
consolidate in holding 113.911.111.11 picnic
this year. There has been considera
this talk of it and a. iwmnittee commie
lug Rev. H. S. Brown. Thaddeus Hoyt
fand Stanley Whitney has been appoint
ed by the Congregational Church for
1the purpose of lookingtlie. matteratp.
A party of about twenty members of
the Congregational Church will leave
on August 4 in company with the Rev.
2‘ S1Bro'wn .for Northfleld, Mass"
1
Dw ght H oody, the evangelist They
will remain In that part of the country
or about a week. Last year a party
on here went to Norihfleld and had a
veryII pleasant time.
era was a mixed foursome (717117 the
links. of the Wee Burn Golf Club Sat-
urdny afternoon, which attracted a
lood deal of attention. it rained heav-
iy1 throughout1the match. but "the
players didn't seem to mind it. The
crunpetitlon was for a prize offered by
Schuyler Merritt "and was won by Mrs
A. H Smith and Dr. Sherlll whose
score. was: ill) 34 76. The other scores
were: Mrs. M. H. Seely. and W. L.
Baldwiinfllf 29- ltd: Miss Williams and
Dr. erratt Smith 112723.89; Miss A.
Stu my mind 0 H 89er 1182789;
Mrs. F. M. Jones and W. N. McCord
109- 18- 91: Mrs. W. B Barcley and Jos-
eph R Swan. 11218941; Miss Pitt and
Alfred S. Pitt. 1141699. Miss M.
B'arkley and Dr F 'M. Tiffany, 138-35-
1108: Miss Susan Howea and Schuyler
Merritt. 124- 20- I04. Miss Knapp and
J ,..H Knapp played but did not re
turn cards.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Miss M. R. Boggs la in charge of the
1111111111 Nurses' Home at Belle 111.1111
W. F. Woodward and family. of Wat-
ertown. N. Y.. are staying at tho‘Cliu-
ton House. Belle island.
Samuel M. Birdcb. of Rocky Ledge
Cottage. Belle island, has had a 11.111-
pole placed on the premises.
Misses Minnie and Esther Miller. of
89 West street 17",)iifllllll) are spending
a two week s outing at Bell Island.
Sheriff William C. Nichols. of New-
ark, has been spending a few days at
{he Belle island House with his fami-
V
Miss Edith McCollum of the Dan-
huiy Hardware Company s store is
spegding a week' s yatatlon at Bell Is-
an .
.1 Robert Brady. J r.. and Frank Walsh,
of Danbury. have gone to Roton Point.
where they have taken positions in the
hotel.
E. Starr Sanford and family. who
hays been living at Bell island. will
move Thursday to New Haven, where
Mr. Sanford Will open a photographic
studio. .
' D1. F W. Wilson and family, 7of,
Bridgeport areipassing a week at their
not a on Shedleld Island. They are
transported to and fro on their yacht
"Duplex-’1
whirl Warwick and 7chlldren. Mile er
uel land Miss Edith left for .t
metropolitan homes yesterday mornih7s.
after spending two weeks at. the IClIin-
ton house.
Nathan M. George, of Danbuly.6 67hr
tallied.“ :a party 0; Danbury friends .01 th
a sail to yater “Bay. Sunday. on his
Iyg’Icht.‘lths (Ilfir‘iataa. The yachtatart-
e an a. In to a port yeste Ry.‘
‘ A hfimr of ‘ifiipwrovements 77:20 lie-
Ilig ‘Mdltlat Dorlon' a Point by Catrina
tors Rlor a1 if; Wwaldron 1 Thé‘rfloats‘
are being placed in position and every 1
caress 7‘7i’7la7l11,7 70f Roton Pain 7110171
charge of a stand in the grove” ‘
hilarious Heat thinss to th
e" hand does a mammal—
him: find Master Charles is 0. 181‘s
class salesman.
the panantnriplé
H L. Rowland,
of the island is now keeping font.
lamps going on varlous parts 031 thed
island. Mr. Rowland is to be His
ulated on his work and t
anders are in opted to. him
thoughtfulness.
Club by Dudley Hoyt has been,
in position off South Beach.
members of the club and that
are now enjoying ltgi ,
e 77777137 will 111311.; the: home. of " '
thing is in fine order for the builder pope
cut- 771.0%),
11’17i{t
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Mrs Englebnrdt is, entertaining rel- 717559301"! Di" Exa'lléi'ilé' 17‘” 7C7"‘°"'t.;
olives from New Yor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ely are entertaining
relatives from Danbury
Mrs. Anna Adams is sick with grip.
1 Mrs. (‘heatcr Coley is ill.
‘ William Faber of New Yelk. spent
Saturday at his farm here.
Mrs. A il.(l1'cgoly entertained rel-
drives from New York last week'.
Arthur Cro'nk. of Norfolk Va is
spending his vacation at his home heio
Mrs. Budd. of Weston. spent Saturday
with her daughter. Mrs. C. 11:. Gregory.
Mrs-impatient Fitch. of Weston. ls‘l
{11311111111111 dbughtet. Mrs. Frang Greg-
0 y .1 .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert (irogoiv visited
relatives in iltldgcport Friday and Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sherwood. of
New Haven, are visiting at W.
Sherwood' e. 7
Flank Gregory and family spent new
eral days last week with Mrs. L.
Haw lies in Bridgeport.
on THE17POP7E'8 DEATH.
Letter Bent to All Priests of the Dio-
ceie.
As soon as the newa of the Pope‘s
death reached Hartford the clergy at
St. Joseph‘s Cathedral began arrange.
ments for mourning the dead pontiff.
111 the absence of Bishop Tierney. who
is in Europe, Very‘Rev. John Synnott.
vicar general, took charge of-1aifairs.
Asolcmu mass of requiem was cele
brated this morning in the cathedral.
Rev Walter J. Shanloy. Rev.
Father Jordan was 1161111011 and Rev.
Father Quinn sub deacon
Rev. Dr. James P. .oonovan, chan-
cellor of the diocese. sent the follow.
ing cilcular to every priest in the dio-
tese last night.
Chancery Office
Episcopal Residence,
Hartford, Conn, July 20, 1903.
Rev. Dear Sir: .
it is with singular resist that we
have heard of the death of our holy fa
ther. Pope Leo XIII; and while mourn
lng ‘hls‘great loss to the Catholic
Chui ch. we beg leave to suggest the fol‘
lewing public androgen for the diocese
of Hartford.
1!. Each pastor shall request the
prayers of his congregation for the de-
céttsed pontiff. and each priest enjoy-
lng diocesan faculties shall say at least
one mass for the repose of his soul.
2 A solemn mass of requiem. or
where that is not possible a high or-
low 11111011 or requiem. shall be sale
brated in every parish church on he
day of the funeral. A short eul y
touching on the life and work of his
holiness would he very appropriate 11111
this occasion.
«3 The prayer pro ellgotndo Shaikh!)
Pontifice must be read in the daily
mass and the enclosed transalation
must be recited aloud at the close of
mass pending the election of 0 new
Sincerely yours in Christ
James P Donovan D D.
(llm lo: and Secretary. .
73y order of thpgi’ery Rev. John Syn-
.V. 0.. administrator.
e prayer mentioned in this circa
little translated as follows: —-
Bowedho‘irh in humble eap'pilcatiou,‘t
welpray thee O Lord that than in thy
leving~itifidn7000 for 110; wouldsh hive
to, the holy Roman see a pond who in
his tender-"care of as would
pleasing to thee and by his
adder
; ul'a would be constdiitly «1117111733 E
by thy people onto the glory of thy
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is Thrown Open.
The summer exodus has affected the
telephOne Service materially. At1 the
police station, they keep, 11 list of houses
this are closed. the usual occupants
being off for an outing. says the 111111-
'ford Courant.
patently. deb-mates any of the walls of
the central edit-.11
times a day a number is called for
where the house is vacant the faithful
operator industnously rings the hell.
1{ it is on a pnxty line, peopleon the
newho are home may get tired of‘the
caller and then to (entral that that oth-
or house is closed but next time it 11in
be another operator who gets the call
or the first opeiator may have forgot
ten or it may hail been concluded that
i. the people desired hate suddenly re
turned.
The principle appears to be that no
- thances must be taken. And that s a
good principle in itself. for it might be
that the head of thehouse had run
home for a moment—nan he sometimes
does when the family is at the show-—
and the might be the individual Very
much wantcd‘ perhaps by his wife her-
self in the faraway cottage. The min
1: incl is all right.
But lt‘ s when the telephone has rung
the insulation tbrbb times and then
"three times on top of that and then
three times for link,1nd again three
times for the chance of arousing ,a
spook and perhaps three times more
tor the sake of keeping rhetmicc from
getting lonesome that the other people
on the line cry. "Known!" Then when
‘ 7777777 cry is as against the wind and
1
11! merry tintinabulatlon continues.
they are wont to rush at the instrument
of their torture and rcmovlngthe re.
oelver leave it off the hook. Their lu-
tcntion is to shut off the noise so that
they dan finish their morning nap‘or
eat their dinner in peace. for they
would
gemseives. but the chances are that
up will forgetrthe disconnection and
‘go away, leaving the circuit for the
whole line open, say nothing of illumi-
nating telephone headquarters with the
electric light bearing their number. .As
a consequence no one on thataline can
call central till such time as the in
dignant but forgotten citizen recollects
his act of self protection and returning
hangs up himrecolver again. 1 1
, The multiplicity of these incidents in
the. course of the 1111 atlon period does
Not. tend to lighten the burden of home-
stayers.
1 STOP THAT COLD .
‘0.- it may result in Pneumonia. Bra.
sillsn b.1111. in breaking up Golda when-
ever tried; 111111111: lthont- exception.
”10 25. 60c 011113100 tiles. The Clif-
ford. Blh‘tefi'n or Plakted‘a. 1
TELEPHONE! FOR LONG RIDGE:
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F7lr0t Fruits 70.! Work of the New Vii-
g0 Associatla'n.h
The residents of Long
much over 0 v3
3173;“ ofrenterprlse bro
WV assent:
neatly of’g’afiiaed. T 77
ppi'nte a committee “to promote
lens I77 of the telephone system: so
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bout by
in. the tan ford :nlii‘lge not
the Southern New Enaland Telephone
Company. communion one were up
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ti stops scam to how-ken subcutane-
was When amine
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ad every case of Octal-iii than can-oil
a cured by the use of liall' it (Batu-111.
lint no such list; up _ w: 1.
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din and convey the information to the.
not deliin-a'ately discommode .
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deeds at wary miserable prices
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Hall's Family Pilll are the best '9‘ I
Will 71176171181 tr one more ”
and he COMFORTABLE. or will
you worry along with the coal
sieve all summer the 7be Miti-
ENABLE?
A GAS RANGE set in your
kitchen ready to light. for “0.25
and up. .1
Water Heaters from $10 up.
Connections free. ..
A postal brings our represent-j!
alive. 7-7
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tilifldlrig look ilke‘I
now, makes new buildings stay
new 1.511311. ' ’
goers 1.1?th To auv. 1‘1
l8 EASY TO APPLY.
0110 of our color cards will be
interesting to intending paint our:
chasers.
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