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IIIDOI PHARMACY.
In. Norwal Ct.
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vacation.
Miss Bessie Rider, with her friend.
Mrs Caren. of Danbury. starts Satur-
day, for Pittstield, Man.
The work of planting the shells 'mm
the Hadcl Oyster Companvalil pro-
bably be finished by the middle of next
week.
Albert Bloom. of East Norwalk is
the pianist at the Compo Beach pavil-
ion danccs 011 Wednesday and Satur-
day nights.
lilthari Blood was able at sit tip for
a short time yesterday. lie has had
his throat lanceii twice, but is now get-
ting along nicely.
Miss Kittie DuCross received wori
this morning that her mother is very
sick. She will leave this nf‘ernoo.1
for New Haven to attend her
No attempt has as yet been made to
raise the sunken sharpie owned by
John Anderson and which filled with
water and capsized on the flats.
Thomas J. Keogh is planning a cruise
in his launch, Sarah K. He will pro-
bnbl1 go up the Hudson River, through
the Erie Canal and as far as Buffalo.
Miss Hannah Valentine and Miss Al
ice Rider of East Norwalk. are mak-
ing a tour through the New England
states They will be away two months.
Harry Beecher, brother of Charles
Beecher. of Fort Point street has been
promoted to be a conductor on the
Consolidated roai. He has been a
brakeman for some time.
A handsome green sleep is at anchor
in the harbor. She carries a party
ironi Longisland, who include Garrett
Corson. wife and daughter. Clem Cor-
son. and Calvin Smith, of Bayvilio,
l. i
Considerable interest was excited
along the bridge at the arrest of Mal
colm 0. Hughes of New Haven, who is
charged with forgery in Bridgeport, as
tent in another column of The Senti-
nel.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold another special meeting
next Tuesday (or the purpose of try-
ing to select a drum corps to lead them
in the Old Home Week parade in
Bridgeport.
Samuel Hull has been initiated into
the Royal Arcanum, of South NOI‘WBIK.
Chris Groeschncr who has been em
pioyed in Bridgeport for some time is
now employed in Stamford.
ilerman Malnio returned yesterday
afternoon from Baltimore- where he
has been attending the Eiks’ Conven-
tion. He has a large cane on which
are fastened dozens of souvenirs of
the occasion it excites a great deal
of interest.
The members of the Hebrew Social
Club are planninga aplcnlc to Cornpo
Beach tomorrow. The club will go in
n c'ariyaii and will spent the day there
They will have dinner at the beach and
y the bathing.- A very pleasant
“1.11% is anticipated.
E. Keeior will lead the meeting
of the Epworth League at the East
Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow
evening. The subject of the meeting
will be “The Gospel in the islands.”
The meeting will be of a missionary
nature throughout.
Members of the East Avenue Metho
dist. Church and more particularly the
members of the Sunday school are jub-
ilant over the fact that the baseball
team from the Sunday school defeat-
ed the combined South Norwalk Bap-
tist and Methodist Churches. The
game was 111' hot one and was savei by
Moi'fatt who knocked it home run
There was a runaway on the bridge
yeste ay afternoon An elderly man
was dr ving in a business wagon across
the bridge when the horse took fright
at some unknown object anl bolted.
For a few moments it was not under
control but. a mu stepped from the
trolley car at Dorion's Point junction
and stooped the animal. There was
no damage done. The name of the
driver could not be learned.
The now members taken into the
Juanita Outing Club at the last meet-
ing were the Misses Lillian Hures
Carrie Palmer. Grace Smith, Kate
Smith. Helen Ely, Nina Citroen rl. Ai-
bert Yoorhees and Charles L. A
committee appointed to look after the
refreshments on the outing to Cooke-
”island on July 29 comprises Miss.
Co Cole. Miss Fannie Rose. and
Chimes L. Hill. 'They will have a
clambake on arriving there.
Yesterday was so quiet and peaceful.
that one of the bid croppy headed
chaps called it Good Friday No.2. 0n-
ly think of the place being divested of
a thousand women and children, and
you have the key to the situation, for
bad they been there it would be all
out of doors. and been a second bulld-
Sng of the tower of Babel, of which.
we are glad to say. there has been no
repitltlon. With the cool zephyrs play-
ing on brow. which bore the weight
of céntur es on it. the old fellow re-
clined. dreaming the happy hours away
and in 11!! mind being driven in a
boitcur through the Bois Bologna. or
in; mm in the Unter den Linden,
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. Hiram Sherrcn has left nothing up:
1 Pooggéwheism otthohtorwalk’ Hospital,
slice in: “0%“ and
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house. ‘The four alien above referred
to moan Paris Berlin. London and
Dublin.
Yesterday Captain Verity and Arthur
("arr towed I. threemastoii, schoonor
out of the harbor filer 9 had dil-
charm! I 0011111on 1111111111111 The
captained whrfimr ,Captaln
Verity that he was .1111 handed, hav
lug only the cook and the mate to
handle the slit . He wanted to
a good able be led seaman t0 heiph
run the craft.
Bradley Hull was on
recommended him.
to New York. They set him at work
hosting the1 nails 11. soon as he at on
board and he tugged on ropes ant drill-
ed .on halyards until his, back and
ed with. blisters.
when he reached Dorlan's Point. he
became seasick nnduby the time T111.-
c111 island was reached, he was taken
off by the steamer. very glad to vet
back to East Norwalk. He says that
h(' wouldnt go to sea for 8100 a week.
.One of the most unfeeltpg, cold
blooded and murderous jokes ever per-
petrated since the first murder was
committed, of which we have any rec-
ord,1.we have to lay at1the door of our
fellow townsman. with deep regret, but
in order to save him from mob violence
we will call him Den Samaj. Had it
happened in Boone County, instead of
Midtlieseii County. and been .Dropound.
ed to Cassius M. Clay, instead of Frank
L. Dowllng, Den might not have lived
to tell the tale. Half a century ago
the leading sporting paper in the world
was called llell's Life. in London. and
when Semaj was over there with his
friend John C. Keenan. be was intro-
duced to Mr. Dowilng. the editor and
proprietor, and this is what our hard-
hearted friend first asked the Bell's
Life man: “Mr. Dowling, will you
please tell me who was the first
sporting man that ever took a sporting
paper?" Dowliug's musty brain was
confused, and he gave the conundrum
up as a bad job. The New Yorker.
with a quizz in his eye, said. “Why,
Cain, of course, when he took Abel‘s
life." it is a wonder the young man
is allowed to walk the streets alive to-
day
Wilkie Collins Edwin James and
Red Leary were all three, at one and
the same time, under treatment for
their eyes in London. under the skill-
ful handling of Dr. George Critcheet.
The novelist had giacuma, the sports-
ing writer choroivitls and the burglar
granulations, The two first were pain-
less, but big John suffered terribly 11n-
tii his final taking off, having had his
skull crushed in front of the Knicker-
bocker cottage, in Sixth avenue. New
York. by a Texas gambler, who threw
1a brick at his head and finished the
man of bad deeds. When the atltopsy
was held at the city hospital. the sur-
geon found a bullet embedded in his
skull, received in some desperate en-
counter with the police no doubt. Af-
ter leaving Crltchctt. Mr. James went
to Dublin. irelantl, to attend the diag-
nosis of Sir William Wilde. then re~
siding in Grafton street. Dr. Wilde
was made a Knight of the Carter by
the Queen. for having saved the sight
of one of her eyes. He was the father
of William and Oscar Wilde, the for—
mer being known as the divorced hus-
band of Mrs. Frank Hello. who. prior
to her marriage to Leslie. was Mrs.
Squires. a well-known newspaper man.
While speaking about the eyes we
might state that the son and namesake
of Dr. Crichett has recently been
knighted by the King of England for
his wonderful treatment 'of the eyes.
ROWAYTON.
Miss Olive Hart is recovering from a
severe illness.
Miss Beatrice DeWaters has been the
guest of friends in New York city.
Mrs. John Lowndes. of Rowayton
avenue, is entertaining her niece, Miss
Scofleid. of City island.
Miss Grace Carroll, of Bridgeport. is
the guest of Miss Olive Hubbard. who
has recently returned from a visit to
Shelton and Bridgeport.
There will be a social next Monday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Pennell. under the auspices of the
Baptist Young People‘s Society of!
Christian Endeavor.
Captain Hickson W. Cole, who has
been in Providence, Rhode island for
several days making extensive pur—
chases of oyster shells. will return to
his home in this place tonight.
The pulpit on the Baptist Church will
'19 occupied tomorrow by Rev. David
Taylor, of Mt. Vernon. There will be
)reachlng at 10:45 a. m.; Sunday
=cbool at 12; Junior Endeavor. 4; Y.
P. S. C. E.. 0:30, led by Mrs. Augusta
Ambler; preaching service, 7:30
o’clock.
The meetings in the Rowayton
\lethodlst hplecopal Church will be as
‘oiiows: Tuesday night, class meet-
.ngs; Thursday night, prayer m0eting;l
Wednesday. picnic of the Sunday
school to Glen island, on the new
steamer. W. 1. Stevens tickets, fifty
cents.
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company.
No. 1, of Rowayton. has completed all
the arrangements for its cakewalk and
dance in the pavilion, at Rotonr1Polnt.
Friday night. August 7th. These will
be a prize of a 85 gold'piece for the
best lady waltIer. and a silk umbrella
not “Wham
audevlile artists have been ongsg‘nd
for the entertainment. and :Igolian
the stair thfl blue“?
7 - a baboon en-
“limit a ww‘m
.A. flcDonsld has sold a chainless
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board the steamer and Captain Verity 1
Bradley went on f
board the boat and shipped for the trip ‘
arms ached and his hands were cover- "
To cap the climax ,
still 00.10 immod- Mmtoma '
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publish the to lowing three letters, show-
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Gulhniss as moved 1.11. family and ef
facts from Mount vernon to Darius.
it is reported that William Ziegler:
intends purchasing property on Main
the Carr, Schlagcr‘
street. including
and other places.
Mr. Raymond is
the building of a cobble entrance to
tile carriage way at James Blrchard' 3
place. Main 0t 1
William ii Wlilmott Jr. took his
family to Coney island on the excur-
sion of Rippowam Lodge, l 0 O F. of
Stamford. Thursday. William iiopklus
was also among 'the numbei who went.
on this pleasing outing. -
. GeorgeH. Tllioy, of1Dnricn, who
had his barn in Green Farms, destroy-
ed by fire a week ago, has sent a check
foi $60 to the Southport fire depart-
ment, in testimony of his appreciation
of the work done by them at the time.
The depot team of Walter S. Hoyt,
of Noroton Hill became scared at a
street car in East Main street, Stam-
ford. yeeterday. and for a time it look
ed as if it might run away. The coach
man did not lose control of the team.
and soon had it in check.
The funeral of Addison C. Jones son
of William Jones. of Main street was
held yesterday afternoon from the
home of his parents. The child had
died a couple of days previous from an
attack of cholera lnfantum. The Rev.
Herbert. S. Brown was the omclating
clergyman. The interment was ll
Spring 'Grove Cemetery..
The annual picnic of the Canyon
tional Sunday school will be held on
Roton Point where .they will- enjoy
themselves. Last year the most on
joyable picnic in: years was held and
tho Sunday school was taken to Long
island for the day This year they win
no 0 little nearer home. but probsbb
will havens less an enjoyable time.
WESTPORT.
s. W. Theft and family of Danbury
are boarding it the 11am.
Thomas Donate of ginoklyn, is the
superintending
August '15, and the members will go 111'
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hop is announced for this evening
New York friends 11111 enjoying. with
0H1 or H. Jennings and wife. the pleas-
ant surroundings of the lotter'q home
at. the Farms.
Four trolley car loads of merry pic-
ulckers from South Norwalk went
through here Thursday to and from a
Stratiord resort
Miss Dorothy R_ Adams successfully
planned one of the best and liveliest
programs yet given by a Grange lec
turer Wednesday night
imperial avenue never looked more
attractive than at the present time.
Residents there appear to pride them~
sclveson keeping the surroundings nice.
A good corn crop is'promised on
the town farm plot, and Superintend-
ent Kemper inactive with his helpers
in attaining that desire. There will be
money for the town in it.
Happy days are revivcd and trblley
trippers are daily numbered with the
regulars now over the. Bridgeport-Nor-
walk line. A round trip is one of the
most attractive and delightful outings
that can be devised and it's through
to Norwaik and Bridgeport now
H. H. Knapp was among a party of
golf enthusiasts who troilcyed time
Thursday and spent the 111111 on Hock-
anum golf links. With attractive Inr-
roundiags and good link! nearer home
it is considered complimentary both, to
Hackanum club and its links that
:rooklawn talent so frequently visits
ere
Westport is in the advance stages .11.)
progress on points political, at all)
events and there is much ado 711101
new relative to "fixing places.” it lily
be townwlse or otherwise. for some do
pendants not altogether Mind the
oomibillty of helping themselm’nor
candidates for town forth. ., “”15“:
commodity and 1100090!!! for
town' a considering Iome‘inghwsyn
walks, and the problem what it“
with the seekers tomb some
might be readily disposed of th
Then; too there 11 the recitatamh n, or
clerkship moi-0 probhblr of £31153”
district. ltz‘ls not our!“
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bait angi‘it's quits Chum
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FRANK J CHENEY
ber,A.D.1886.
‘ A. W. CLEASON.
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mucous surfaces of the system. Send
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John H. Knapp Christian Swan:
John H. Light E. H. Mathew.”
Josiah It. Hewitt Samuel Grumman
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