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EMT Niiiillilill
Charles Staples attended the naval
review y.esterday
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benedict have
returned from their wedding trip.
New trolley switches are to be in-
stalled at Gregory Point .Iunction
Shoemaker W. P. Gilbert visited the
naval review on Oyster Bay, yesterday
Misses Bertha and Bessie Allen of
Westport. visited East Norwalk Sun-
day.
Mrs. Ernest Scoiiin of East Norwalk,
visited hot mother, in Saugatuck, on
Thursday.
Jamea'L'Hommedieu will lead the
class meeting this evening at the Meth-
odist Church.
Contractor Leslie Gamble is having
the engine on his launch boxed in to
avoid all danger.
Charles la Croix, the genial manager
at Hefner's store went to Long is-
land yesterday. to see the naval re.
, view.
The work of constructing a new ‘bnclr
‘ piano on the Linxweiler building on
the bridge has been begun 11:, c-ontrac
tor alloyt
, in F1":cde1itk Dthtl‘ kindly
' took aptnln Gould Hoyt and James
. ll. Stallions out to view the war boats
1Q yesterdby
A rehearsal of those who are to
take‘p'n'rt ”in the Gypsy entertainment
was held .iast evening at the home of
Arthur Waldron.
grit». ‘ Josephine St. John who has
1) thing Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham
thZnQndt street has returned to
her 11me In Port Chester.
Mrs."Chat‘les W. Seymour, Winfield
street East Norwalk is home from a
solo in illi‘ the Catskill Mountains
som hat improved in health.
The Mlilbs Lucy and Minnie Collins
have rotor ed from a visit to Nauga
tuck it has Evelyn Warren. their
cousin. is ’at present their guest
The Juiild r Band. of the East ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Church will
leave the Church tomorrow night at
7: 80 o'clock, upon their annual trolley
ride.
Richard Bland is feeling much better
since his Qanhtion, which was spent at
a; N‘ H. though he does not get
back as rapidly at: he
Q ja‘ndmber of East Norwalk
Q' is Qt out on Captain Verity’s
‘. is V. to see the warships
31'.” .They all had an excellent
’ i
went out on Contractor
“(than les launch yesterday had
bpportnnity of seeing the-
“id all were greatly pleased
" meeting of the Queers
f the East Norwalk Fire
, "1d a drill last night in Ran-
, ‘ the purpose of getting in
trim for
Weehl’ar in Bridgeport.
Q Q9 :fiQWAYTON.
‘ ,of New York, spent Sun
its family here.
Witter has returned from a
‘Itayln Quogue. L I.
, Q rW. thevens tanks
11 the warships yesterday.
fflusted, of Tarrytowa, N
of
ref
rohing in the Old Home
erde 0
.,t. i 1...
‘rs".lllbertM rs enter at»,
ed a number of friends last evening
at their honcon onliighland avenue.
Games and music were entered and
hmgota. are d.
0 recently
a buidi g is all x 21,
and the other 36 :1 2i.
Contractor Joseph
11 work.
one story highh
two stories
Pack is doing
W. R. S. . ntcs and family, of the
West Side 11 i
w relathv
in Wh hlio Plains. awn NI 9'
turn be found that one of his0 cows
had become cast. and was dead. The
hovihe's- head was doubled under hot;
body, breaking her neck.
.li‘ra k Br da. the secretary and
tress rerdft tie'l‘okoiieke Corporatidn.
gave a hop at the new casino, last Fri
day night, to a large number of his
friends. The evening was one of
pleasure to all.1and was fully enjoyed
ed .
Refreshments were sent
Miss Emma l? 9.? of the West Side.
ranks lameng q ayton's indst expert
ilsherwomen Yesterday, While in the
vifinity of Scotch Cove. Long island. .
as det captured a ten pound striped
bass. The ilsh was a beauty, and was
enjoyed by Miss Hoyt and her friends.
DARIEN AND .NOROTON.
Mrs. Route, of Gracie sheet. is very
ill at her home.
Mr and Mill fl.R11scoe are visit-
“1:1an Ne Yorkfi
my» kihé was in Norwalk, yes-
terday on uslncasQ
Miss Theresa lioyt is entertaining
Miss Merlin Dennis. of Minnesota.
Cba lea Hanson). of New York spent
Sunda its the guest of Hartford Smith
Miss Elsie Reynolds. of New York.
is being entertained by Miss Kate Fer-
r s.
Contractor R. F. Shelton is digging
the cellar for Ronald D. Lyons‘ new
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nevins and
three sons are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs George Oberlander.
_ Benia@m St. .lqhn, $1.. the Nero
to poll! co expects to to e is week's
vacation. He began yesterday.
Mrs. George Darrow of State street
Westport is visiting in Dnrien. Miss
QHattth Darrow is nine visiting them
C G Balcom of Newton Heights
has raised a fifty foot flag pole in honor
of his son' a fifth birthday anniversary.
Myron Weed led the meeting of the
Enwortb League Juniors Bands. The
subject was “Elijah and the wt ow of
Aerapatb. "
Walter Andrews who is connected
with the J B. Sargent Manufactur»
lug Company. in New Haven is visit-
lng friends in town
Mrs Stephen R. Hoyt and sister.
Miss Blrchard have returned from a
width) arsenal; N.H., where the have
been ‘for the past week ate ending
camp meeting.
The business of Louis Stoorza, the
genial blacksmith, has grown to such
an extent as to render it necessary to
hire another helper and Walter Gor-
don is filling the position.
This Week promises to be a lively?»
one in church affairs. as there Will be
two Sunday School pic11i1s.'i‘liat of
the Congregationallsta takes place on
Thursday and the Methodists on Fri—
tiny.
Several boys and young men links
their headquarters ev cnings around
like postomce and Samuel (lrummans
grocery store porches. and the tang-
uage used is not of the choicest. Home
citizens have made complaint to the
authorities. and there will be arrests
unless: the warning to disperse is
heeded.
William Ziegler, the millionaire bak-
lug powder manufacturer is making
arrangements to erect another building
on the Great island road, and which
will be used as a lodge, in connection
with the magnificent residence being'
built there now. Contractors L‘Hom~
nicdieu and son. of New York, will do
the work
Postmaster Ballard has been inves-
ligating the finding of a roll of postage
due stamps which were discovered
hidden in‘ the building on the Norwalk
Driving Park property. several dayti
ago M. R. Bennett. the promoter ‘it
is believed that the stamps were the
ones which were btolen from this but»
rien post once some years ago and
that the thief being a tramp. and have
mg no use for the stamps. concealed
them in the old barn to avoid lthVl'tie"
a clue as to his whereabouts. T3161
stamps have boon turned over to ihé
Nor-walk postmaster and will be a‘enf
frpm there to Washington. Mr‘» Bid;
11.1.1 will "am to communicate with...
the Washington authorities regardingtt
the stampsi:
NOQ'QI‘ESQ OF THE “SEA SHORE
Francis Littler of Belle island, is
entertaining John Sheridan, of Green?
Point.» My
Mr. and Mrs. Atmore L. Boggntt, at
New York, are spending a few de at
Belle Island.
Mrs. George Lleb,‘of Belle Island, in
entertaining Mrs. Kirsten and soh’jflldl Q
may of Brooklyn. *
Mia irene Johnson has returned t .
Brooklyn. after a several “mi star
at Hull Cottage, Belle island ‘
Misses Minnie and Agnes Northru
oton (
Miss Month
Soalw
a119,
resins
cereap
a keep in
and factory, a bottle of
.1 a mercury with
triv- from them. Hall's
homo, omen,
{boil
healing remedy
ya grin and
for abooms, ts, rinsed, 8 11-5111“... lnflammntionb,
2 ‘ and all hum. we will give you more sat- Q
”Wit “its. any 0
If it fails your money
almosdy you ever used.
twenties, so try it.
Excellent for Dhapped Banal, and for use after Shaving.
“~“MN‘WW . .11 111.’
roa sat: av 1-11ch ttrrolfiil’finhihukc‘v.""‘
animals, who has a studio'st South
Wilton, was at Roton yesterday. Mr.
Hamilton has come from England to
paint a scene near Wilton for the Paris
Acndcmy exhibition to take place in
October.
chcral trolley cars were delayed last
Sunday afternoon in the vit. inity of the
Junction t Qltdtion Point. One of the
trolley po 1.11 11.1. of! the wire ind be-
came entiinglcd in several of the guy
\lllt‘s. ‘hc moiotmnu and tondmtor
had to get on top of the car to straight
1 :1 out the difficulty.
WESTPORT.
Edgar Perry is off on a brief vat-a
tion trip.
Aspetuek Dodge, K. of P.,
morrow night.
Mrs. S. C. Snugg, oi Waterbury, is a
gucst of Mrs, Peter Foote.
Westport Sanitarium Co. holds its
annual meeting Thursday morning.
George C_ llcvlte and wife, of
Schenectady, N. \'.Q are visitors here.
Miss Dorothy Adams visited friends
at llurwell llcuch. Woodmunt_ Sutur-
day.
A, 0. Powers and family are soon to
occupy the (l. S. Adams house in King
street.
A number of local firemen will at-
tend the carnival at b‘airileld tomor-
111w night.
The onicial‘bonrd of the Methodist
(‘iillli‘tli will meet in the conference
room Wednesday night.
The Westport and Greens Farms
Congregational churches are to picnic
Wednesday in Putney section Strut-
101d.
\Vcslpoit is to lose George W. Mills
and 1‘1 cderick U Sweet who can theii
families me to move to Yonkers N.
Y. where the men have secured cm-
1111111111111.
it is generally known that Supet-
lntcndent S_ A. Purdy. prior to his as-
sociating himself with the Traction
Cu practiced law in New Yotk. 11 re
quites but a brief conversation with
Mr. Purdy to measure his merits, but
his legal lore serves the further to
stand him in good stead not alerts in
his capacity as 'superintendent of the
trolley but as lustice of the peace.
The sensation occassloned by the
shooting of Captain Thompson by .iolm
lQienry Jennings has not aimed. There
little question now that the case
xiii be daily in a criminal as well
as a civil court Judge Elmore S.
thanks has been tetalncd as counsel by
lz'ilhompson and went on his band
;.ludge- Banks was seen by the corre-
spondent Saturday with a view to se
looting his client’s stun. Ho respond
lied' by stating: "i do not wmh to be
gdiscourteous to you, but‘ it is not a
matter that l deem wise or proper to
rush into print‘wtths" This much i
inlay say that contrary to reports
(thump-on was unarmed and out on the
highway» Minn his home when shot;
.~ ‘the attack. stingraiuunfllamfid if the
me comes nit we can can y prove
ltd“ With 111.1111. vanished.” ItHls rcport-
molasses admits a our»
genes with his wife over private affairs
glast May in which he alleges thnth is
Q‘Fntife slapped his face 111111.11 r'cthilated
.by striking her. Captain Thompson
idenies the report that his wife ever re
{solved any letters from him in which
line threatened to return and take her
(“as He further- can that he received
a from her while he was in Bridge-
Mr: 1 ll looking toward a reconcilia-
udge Banks was salted about
Qdhc proceedings alluded to above but
., did get affalrm not“ deny them.
5‘ “ DEQATI-QI OQQQF l. D. RIDING.
regional Springfield 1111... Expired At
‘ Pl no .Orchrd.
ORCHARD August 8-
D. Rising, preside? at QQ'chtiql‘tis-Q
per empany, o i .
died at his summerio alga
o'clock, yesterday afternoon.
it «ch rivaling from a stroke of
1-
until Sunday afternoon, when
red a stiidlfd. it became un-
11 after an hour's time and
until his death.
sat known manu-
moeis io-
'l'fs- j as one of the
1 11131:“ nian in the eastern sectionof .
“I iln Tiaras Qat PInQGi-c
1m.m.11onu1n
waAL'rHv wtnow otsAPPEAas.
Was on Her Way to San Francisco to
Make Her Home With Her Niece.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. l.tl-Ellen
Kciiehcr. a wealthy widow. sixty-five
yours 0! age, left Lawrence. Mass. July
27. and has not been heard from since.
1-1111» purchased a ticket for San Fran-
niece and all the evidence of hcr move
moms after leaving home are the
stubs which were takcu 11p by the con
duciors' 011 route, and which indicate
that she left the train somewhere be»
tween Albany and Buffalo.
Mrs. Kellcltsr is :111 11qu of Mrs. J.
J. Dunn, of this city, and was on hct‘ ‘
way to make her home with hits Dunn
when the misfortune 11"ltatmcr it Was
which put an end to l111r1011rney ever:
took her. Every effort is being made
to trace the whereabouts of the miss-
ing woman. but so fur without success.
THIRTEEN MEN INJURED.
Bolts Flaw in All Directions From Bat.
tie-hip Connecticut.
NEW YORK. August. 18—~l«‘ourtcon
men have been injtucd at the New
Yoik navy yard while working upon
the new battleship Connec_ticlit
Rivetlng of the stnl plates on the
battleship is under way and riveting
machines were pounding noisily when
dozens of the bolts flew in a shower up»
on the workmen. Many of them were
hit on the head and body No one was
seriously hurt.
ww———'~mo~
SMALLPOX HOUSE ENTERED.
BRISTOL,Aug.18,—»1‘1111siderablu
alarm was felt here yet-11 rday when
it was learned that the pest house
which had been used to
smallpox patients lost your had been
luokendnto and a numbct of pillows.
sheets and other furnishings removed.
information received canned the police
to believe that the burgiaty was com-
mitted by Joseph Hennemun, a Pole.
who last night distributed among his
blends considerable bedcluthing. A
warrant has been issued for his ur-
not Although the house and its fur
nishings were fumignted last year, it
is feared that the germs of the disease
may not have been thomughly removr d
and that another spread of the. disease
might occur.
TRAGEDY STARTLED NAUGATUCK -
‘lNAUGA’I‘UCK. Augustls~The tragl
cdy at New Britain. yesterday where-
in Frank Shirtleff killed Mrs. George
Schbfleld startled this community be-
cause all the parties whose names are '
connected with it store so well known
here. Mr and Mrs Schofleid former-
ly lived here, and «both enjoyed the .
respect of the residents. Mrs. Soho
field's fathei and one brother live in
Straitsville a 'subnrb of Naugnttlclr;
and her husband has three brothers
here. Shirtleff used to lite here disc.
and was acumen That he should
have shot. and kllien Mrs. Sehoheld is
entirely beyond the comprehension of 5
the most insulate friends of both
. TRiAL 0P PARKS BEGINS.
NEW YORK ltdg’us‘t 18‘—'—'I‘bs trial
of Samuel J. Parks; walking delegate-1
of the Housamitlis and muscular: ,
Union accused creator-lion was be- '
g‘nn today before Recorder 11511.net».
are four indictments against its
but the
mum?!“
Whom Josepha“ Plasma
bakes skylight contrnhtor tb‘ cull
elf a‘ strike and to stop any pmceed-j
digs against Hasty tor employing noun
unlo’ttlabor: " -.._. 1
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warmed in Pittsbu"
gins mommy to air 1:?
throm Wptonfii 11
try a sensational report was elicnlhtt ‘
is not known how it‘s also Q
, afar-tau, :9 (ml?! was Q 111
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Stu yoke gsol
IIQQQWA o'er
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quarani inc '
dilit‘ lddlctl'hbht tilidéi'f lift .
Q1! that aileglla that he as“
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mm are sod M1;
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retry" «out y. and
sensed-misuse {Molotov
the Who‘s system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar-
ticles “should seven be used except on'
prescriptions from reputable physio-
tans an the do go they will do is ten
fold to the goo you can possibly de»
Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F .l. Cheney & Co.
.l‘olbdo 0. contains no in ft. and is
Itakan intetnnlly acting vtly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying llall' s Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the genuine. it is talg
an immunity and made ia‘ Toledo 0..
by F J. Cheney :1 Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists, Price 751:
r- 1
per
in.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the best.
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DIRECTOR!“
John infirm Haiti- llymour
Jenni-Imus” 0111-“ an Nari:
111111111. 1.1.111 a. 1-1. Mathewson
Josiah 11. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. wQatQiana wisQrvln.
Accounts Solicitor!
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We have a fin: (ingot that;
goods. at om «arguable prices
considering quality.
assoc mamas F91
Guts. 111.11.11.15... .
Ambition. bloke.
FishingQ..T;ackle
, and
wallasods oi. .
Boat and Shore Re'
sort Supplies.
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Next Door City Library.
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The Conn Gen'i Life Ins. co. has
discovered to its profit that the heat
advertisements it has over ind “have
come grntltlously from its 'Satlsfloii,
this agency to live up to a high stand.
hid in the 1.1111, 1111111»: itchiness.
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Leaves of bread well-baked.
thiscuits light and tempting,
are readily ubtuincd when you
‘ cook withg is H“ fl...
has, . hates
it always cooks with the best
‘ results. The heat can be regu-
lated to u, niuctyQ; the fuel is
used only when. needed.
1' true economy in cooking.
Gas Ranges. $10.25 to 814.25.
‘ ——-—-p.d—-
: CONNECTIONS FREE.
Conn R’w QQngi d
new buildings stay
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Que of our color cards will be
intsrefitins to intending paint pur-
chasers. "with.
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To 001'.“ ‘\
Window Shades.
Picture mares
DIM-El "I
Wall Pam ‘
curtail datum,
Artilts' Materials
aracIAL.
mus curt-111‘ hotel with msg-
me
now, make.
new longer.
com LITTLE TO BUY.
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Solid Br Half pertain finds. 8 ti
long, withttdni, 10d.
Oil Cloth 313111". 10' m
PAINTINQ. 'APEQ’QRQ HANGING,
,Q meats thoroughly well-roasted, .1
11.... the 0111 111111111“ look like '
Cloth Window Shades. wits (rings .
First QQuQallty.'
four (Booted.
Also.
rs»: “figs.”
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liotadl lint
oQor, North Main
om Wm!» .11 '
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l r w%‘. jbp'imwsr
by; F‘M‘quflfi’
The residence of Thor. Q
Smith 55 Osborn avenue,.‘ 11st
Norwnik was painted with ad.
oil and nine, hand mixed. iliQQaan
years ago brine. . - 1
i'dety In! patent Milt to Show
91111.11»de smallish spar;
JQUIIlQII8 Bill)“,
Miller
. or south Malnmw
wave-new new. v
r. the on some;
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and Money 01110qu pat:
wherein @3101!th . .
lowest rates:
.351 not £7 .wmwc ‘
‘ so sir-111nm err-qr. ‘
Telephone, it‘ll.
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