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Narrowsburg. N. Y
Captain Charles DuCross is kneading
the day in New Haven.
John Goodseli of Kl stop, N. Y.. is
the guest of Arthur Wa drdn.
About twentydlve voters were regis-
tered for the primaries this year,
Frank J. Dora. of New Haven, spent
Sunday his home in Rowan street
Mrs. Michael Drew returned home
yesterday. iron a trip to New York.
and places in Jersey
Mrs, Tate. who was injured by a fall
from a trolley car at Pine Rock Park
is getting along nicely.
The regular prayer meeting at the
East Avenue Methodist Church will be
held on Thursday night.
Mrs. St. John. of Dorian, and Mrs.
Harry Bennett of Seaview avenue, are
spending today in Bridgeport
A party went out this morning on
Captain Verity’ s steamer Addie V. to
view the war ships at Oyster Bay.
Mr. and MrsA ASchoenhof, of New
York, who have been visiting friends
'here have returned to their home.
Rev Edward Cunningham will re-
turn this evening after a vacation
which was very restful and pleasant
for him. .
Those who are to rehearse for the
gypsy entertainment will meet at the
heaven‘sml tug”! Waldron, In Cottage
street} deficit
Ca plat otnas Smith and Shipbuil
der Jesuit Fowler are overhauling and
repairing the catboal “Dudlino " own
ed by: Dudley Raymond.
Mrs. Catherine Cavsnagh and Mrs.
Coughlis of New York city. are the
and? Mr and Mrs Franklin Mal-
kinpof regory Boulevard.
The outpost Marjory. which has been
repaired after her accident at The
Knob. Is .to be given a thorough over-
han‘li jig at Shipbuilder Fowler's yard.
pltllujn-
vacation!
"Tito Dilult at the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church yesterday. was occupied
by no. Tl. E. Wing of South Nor-walk.
who, preached two very interesting s’er-
m
her home in Gregory Boule
A‘ new, electric light and potter ca~
laid, from South Norwalk
orwalk river to the stores
. ong the Washington street
his is bel
no the. .
Tfimésting of the Epworth Magus,
now was led by Ed
.iihoifds
JJVIO
',(;,si
ford 'I‘IwIlis, of Bridgeport
week.
ya to be the gu
Her granddaughter. Edith,
m
hell‘s) who has been to the Cat-
3 . . .
. They had a due time,
s number-,3! lsr
stubs set an-
:fitgfmm:
file‘s Jessie C. Bronson who is study-
ing’t’obq a. trained nurse at Grace Hos-
ew Haven is spending her
lastlmllght which,‘ by the way, was a
n
3 Smith sang a
er has returned
ish was spent in
a‘number of cities
t in that state
59- the guest of Mr. and
‘Drake vof Betta Place; rm
Tomorrow evening James
L'Honmedleu will lead the else. seen
3. L. Seymo r has gone to ,
stof Mrs Char-
' ass! hBI‘ to New York to meet
star and a party of New
who have hen cruising to
for a couple of weeks. in
a boat. returned Saturday.
blue-
. our
Company. In Vsa andl street. After
the meeting the members of the hook
and ladder company and the are
As or
that ”A... Son will:
for the preservation of law and order
here, is shown by the fact that a real-
not care to have his name mentioned
:3 connection :1!
T n‘ e r
ugh. Vigil? wh
stoned him and called him names. This
is the same gan which is supposed to
intent the brid and make life raiser--
a e for meldemm
ev. E.- Z. Ellir‘bf'
ed two excollen r.sérmons at the Ad-
vent Christian Church yesterday, his
subjects being 3«‘"l‘he Christian. " His
will: lift Norwi-
Davis will preach, and there will be
a baptism. Mr. Davis is expected to
biilty be able to lead the prayer meet-
in
If Mabel B. Davenport were home to
colors in her luxuriant brown hair, in
honor of the celebration of the Battle
of Bennlngton. Vermont where was
erected shout twelve years ago. a shaft
sot feet high on the battlefield in
which General Washington and more
than likely Mshel's great, great grand-
father, General go. may have par
ticipated. Msbele in truthadaughter
of the Rerolutlon, and her patriotic
ligrahdlnother. formerly Miss Ida Dodge
couldn't resist going on to assist at the
dedication about. a dozen years ago,
when President Harrison gracefully
lifted his hat to her so she sat with her
calorie of relatives on her daughter's
piazza. Today Is a great day in Ver-
moat and what with parades, singing
oratory fireworks and all that sort of
thing is the Green Mountain boys‘ and
girls Fourth of July. Blnce Miss
Davenport left her Green Moun-
tain home she has continually
grown in grace and weight having
gained one pound two ounces and six
penny weights per week. this being
the seventh week at Grandma James
cosy cottage in Benedict street. If
grandmother, mother and granddaugh-
ter were weighed on one scale. they
woulddower the beam at 365 pounds.
and if each stood on each other's
heads. circus fashion. would he fifteen
feet, live inches tall While their imit-
ed ages would. be 105 years. but the
EastNorwalk girls and boys would
have, to guess for themselves in order
to divide it all up even. Grandma and
Ma have raven hair and hazel eyes.
while the birdliag of the mountain has
light brown hair and blue eyes. but in
many other respects they are as much
alike as two peas. ,When Mabel re
to tell of the 101 ways of enjoying her-
.391; among the good folk of Connecll
cu
ROWAYTON.
George McKay. of Br00klyn. has
been the guest of friends in this place.
Arthur Walker has returned from a
visit with relatives on Doug is-
land.
There will be a meeting of the Re-
lifnhce Hook and Ladder Company, to-
u t
Miss Olive Hubbard has returned
home from a visit With friends In
Derby.
Mrs. Annie Knapp. of Daubul'y, II
the guest of her brother, James E.
Stevens.
Mrs. Louis Parker. of Brooklyn.
drew Mills
-Miss Alice Brundsge is in p00!
health and she has been under the
physician's care.
Miss Grace Weist occupied the pui
pit of the Baptist Church Sunday.
morning and evening.
Elmer Senor. of Colchester, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Cush-
man of hogan street
The Rowayton Hose Company will
hold its ueual Ice ficrgsm festival, Wadi
nesday night. ’k will serv‘e.i ;
.Mrs. Jehnie Shesjor and Mrs Etta
Sister, of Maple avenue, have gone to
Hensonvllie New York. to spend two
weeks.
,_Roher
dsya' visit with his mother Mean.
Dibble
Stephen Minor, engineer at the Bid;
mond Ice Company's plant In Stam-
in this place,“
turned to their home in Brooklyn.to-
Mary Thames.
ong the poor.
Mr. and Mrs Harry beach. of Brook:
Mrs. Hickson Cole.
Miss Elsie Crockett.
theBroo
lice
it hold a drill in , andsll’s Barga-
laI needed .
dent of Washington street. whoaloos ‘
the affair, was pass ‘
“All
gag or long .
MDAnhury, preach? 1'
views and interpretations were very .-
interesting. nnd showed that he has at
keen analytical mind The attendance '
was large. Next Sunday. Rev J. w. ,
r'e't'urn tbdsy. so he will in all proba- »
ing at the church on Thursday even-
day she would be dying the winning
turns home she WIII have great stories
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs An- day
. . .
Dibble returned to his homIe
in Brno lyn. yesterday, after a tow
ford. spent Sunday at his former home
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mackrell rin~
day. after a two weeks' visit with Mrs)“;
The Methodist Episcopal Church
sent four baskets of flowers to New
York, last week to be distributed en’-
lyn, have returned home. after a visit
with Mrs. Leach's ,parents, Mr. and?
Marshall;
Thatcher and Charles Gulder visited
Brooki Navy Yatd today. goih’g
slower Haul
l...
marks cat Iro- the w
WASHING POWDER. or
I aa'it
C Klinefottor. of “Norman. his prone?
Quintard Place. in Stamford.
Yesterday the array of summer
boarders made a fine showing. as most
of them took advantage of the fine
weather to get out on the street. Da-
rien n1 ver before had so many as at
present
Mrs. Antonio Cato, a trained nurse
ls stopping for a few weeks at Sun-
shiuc Lodge, Darien. She is a Span-
ish woman and has been for many
years engaged in New York. She says
that she has not been in the country
for thirtyvilve years, and she is enjoy.
lug herself at the Lodge fully as much
as the children.
thority or the. statement that moms
three Democrats have registered to
vote at the Republican Caucuses this
fall, while not a vote has registered
on the Democratic side. Another op
portunity to register will be given be-
fore the elections are held, or it can
be done by mail anytime.
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CRANBURY.
(‘huries E. Gregory is out with a new
horse.
Charles ('lingory has purchased a
horse.
Mrs. Jane Smith is ill at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. John (lorhaiu in
Wilton.
William Wollnitz is visiting friends
in New York.
Fred Moore has secured a job in
the lock factory. l . ..
Miss Flock is entertaining Miss RAJ-
moud, nggflhuga lung... .,
MI‘SI. JObu Crawford is visiting re-
latiVes in City Island. '
A large party from this place spent
Fr idsy at Comps Wit.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Taylor are visit-
ing relatives in Bridgeport.
Miss Edith Prehist- oi. Bridgeport. Is
visiting his Louise Gregory
Mrs. liters. of. New York. spent.
last week with mrIs..George Mill.
Mi‘s. ifllrrlct Boutbn is sick at the
home of her son. Mtge Bouton.
Frank Gregory. i and- -iamin spent
Sunday with relatives in Weston.
Ml is. rp, onN'oi-waik. visit.
cd Mrs. lies C‘ivnsteud. last week.
Mrs. Fred Buttery visited Mrs. Ro-
bert Clark in East Norwulk. last week.
Mrs. E. O. Shipmun visited her sis—
for Mrs. Henry Ii'Inill in Weston. Sun-
Miss Edith Priest. of Bridgeport, is
visiting her cousin. Miss Louise Urc-
gory
Miss Sylvia Adams. of Bridgeport.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William Gre-
gory.
Silas Sherwood of Bridgeport. was
a waffluoat over Sunday. of W. H Sher-
{thin .1. Jim‘s-
F. W. Gregory and totally spIent
annuity with Mr. and, hired: hi‘itch of
eaten
Mrs; Henry Finchoo: Weston. spout
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. E. 0
Shipman. ‘
\Mi‘sa Florence. Wilson. of New
York. is visiting her sister Mrs. Ro—
bert Green
Mrs. Nbr‘rla and lire. Rose. of
Bridgeport, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George Bohton.
Frank Sherwood and wife, of Bridge-
port. spent Sunday with his father,
William Sherwood.
The Christian Union Sunday School.
off this Mscs,‘ will plchic at Roton
Point on Wednesday.
Frank Blithe. will family. were guests
of his father Edward Blake and wife,
MNorvtalk. yesterday: -----
Lawrence Saunders and wife have
fieturged from Silly“: NW] er.a and
re seen a o orwuk.
The pray .3! llsnd. at the East Nor-
, M. E. Church conducted the attor-
"n solutes is the chapel yesterday.
. rs. Lavina Fillow. of Chestnut Bill.
Is , ”I?“ ihier $0113" H :11. Fillow.
s e v to r Wallace
. kley, in Falfheflh ,WB
f . HIM-Q
_ ts‘l‘l‘uesdsy,
,. Elwood. Mrs;
lea Alice IllesRaymond.
of. are
Mr. Wilton Hope. of
Geopple, 01W Wlton and.
k. Randy’s," .. .
. a” A bolt. and M
«liey. of B bailout
IIes Hyatt; g7
led by her guest, spentm
, Hr. andflmCheiges ‘
Welt catalogue. glvlsg ddasrlptlon
0' W 801i rte-slams. which n glve me for the trade.
or harm oLoss sow. SATINB
pPIVIid S Brownflt Co.
ty situated corner or Canal street and ‘
A we Inoat citizen-of Darlenis au- i“
Lwill! gave as ,9
switch. .
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Karl Dolgo has returned from his.
vacation.
Miss Annie Burns of Bridgeport, was
a recent visitor hcrc. ,
Miss Sisdle Campbell is visiting reiai
Miss Eva Barrett. of New Haven is
visiting Mrs. Martin Burke.
Miss Annie Cox of Boston is a guest
of Mrs. Joseph I.‘ Honimedicu.
Miss Nellie Murray, f New York, is
visiting friends at the arms.
Thomas Quigiey of the Farms. Is in
tug employ of Frederick K. Pritch-
Miss Elizabeth Merritt. of Newburg.
N. Y.. is a boarder at the Bradley
house.
Karl Dolge is back at his old post
in the Embalmers‘ Supply 00., after a
week's outing.
Charles Hildebrandt of lirOoklyn. N.
is a guest at the Sniffen house.
Washington street.
Miss Ida Bullock has returned to her
home in New York. after a visit with
Miss Bessie Birge, nithe Farms.
It is feared that iiorsce Wakeman
had his ribs broken in the runaway
accident and nus otherwise badly
bruised
The Westport grunge went to Wes-
ton last evening and listened to an
interesting program given by the
grange of that place.
The burn that formerly stood on the
Gorrnan property has been removed
to the George 8. Adams place, to sup-
plant the one recenil burned.
Little Jessie Jellign,’ daughter of
Mrs. Gould Jelliife. seriously III
at the home of her grand parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett. on (‘ompo street.
A male quartette was heard at the
Methodist church servitcs Sunday. It
Moore, ii. A. Powell. and W, P. Grip-
i.pen
A lawn party is to be given by the
C. E Society of Croatia Farms Congre-
gational church, on the“ n. J. Taylor
lawn, on the afternoon and evening of
Aug. 27.
A horse. belonging to Mr Raymond
on the Westport road ran away yes-
terday and in tryiny to stop the ani-
may ‘Bohhy" Johnson was hurt.
though not seriously.
Friday night members of Westport
Grange went to Weston where they
were entertained by Norfield Grange
The affair proved highly enjoyable.
About thirty of the local Grangera
made the trip
The funeral of the late Mrs. Theo-
dore Jellill'e. took place from her late
home in Wilton yesterday. Mrs. Hi-
ram Jelliffe Miss Eva Jelliifa. Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Jellifi‘e went to Wil-
ton to attend the funeral.
Charles Landcnburg. who went to
New'York some time ago. to undergo
an operation for appendicitis and who
was supposed lobe improving, has
had to hove a third operation per-
formed. The latest news was that
he was getting along as well as could
be expected.-
it was rumored that the infant child
of f Lewis Drewes'. of New York.
had wandered away from the home
of m. Frank Godlrey, in Compo. where
the parents are boarding and that
searching parties were looking for it.
It is said now..that the child wasteland
MT neighbor allow . . '
Tomsngsll' riled at his home on
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on Sunday: afternoon. Mr. Bali. who
was enclosed In. Wakemans mailman
facing.- had a paralytic stroke some
time ago and fell out of the door in-
ban it passed away “Thur-edgy
'reh or” the funeral. '
Captain .WL“
was held for assau t‘ with intent to kill,
eggs“ m We «on
I.
I as mercury will surellny destroy to
gauge!
a relic”n
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lans as the damage they Ill do is tact}
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rive fromrthdm. i Hall's Catarrh Cure
manufactured by F J. Cheney I Co.
Toledo. 0. contains no mercury. and I
taken internally acting
that blood and mucous so faces of th .
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no sure you get the
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In buying Hallafuafirxucii; .
Sold by Druggists. Price. 'fiic pe
Hall' s Family Pills are the host. i
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considering quality.
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