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EAST NORWALK.
an iliiiiililiii
for
Hubert S. Pierce was a visitor
Stamford, yesterday.
The East avenue railroad bridge is
receiving a coat of paint.
Miss Howard, of New York, is the
guest of Miss Sadie Keogh.
Mrs. John~L'Hommedieu and son left
yesterday for Beliport. I..,l.
Arthur and Mrs. Waldrou are spend-
ing the day at Brighton Beach. .
Edward Hatchman is confined to his
home in Riverside avenue by illness.
Miss Kittie Du Cross has returned
from an extended visit in New Haven.
LeRoy Mott, of Middletown. is visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Jessup,.oi‘ Cove ave-
nuc.
Ariel Cameron and son Ariel have re-
turned from a trIp to the White Moun~
tains. .
Mrs. Richard Bland and Mrs. J. W.
Davis are in New York today on busi-
ness. v'
.Mrs. F. B. Bakerand son Earle are
visiting out of town for a short vaca-
tion trip.
Lieutenant William Smith, of the
United States navy. is visiting at his
home here. .
There will be one candidate for bap-
tism at the services Sunday at the Ad-
vent Christian Church.
Contractor John W. Beatiy has com.
pleted the work of painting the William
K. James house. in Norwaik. ‘
Grant Anderson intends to start in
'- a day or two on a bicycle trip to var-
ious points along the Hudson river.
Miss Carrie Gumbart. a niece of
Principal Gumbart. of the East Nor-
walk schools, is visiting at Belle [p-
land. ~
, Garrett Van Voorhis. of Fishkill, N.
Y., is visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J.‘ R. Mathews. of Cove
avenue.
William LeCount. the proprietor of
the Le Count Machine Works, is con-
. fined to his home with an attack of ty-
y phoid fever.
' Charles Ainsworth. Miss Edna and
Miss Loretta Ainsworth left yesterday
morning. for the Catskill Mountains.
for a week‘s visit.
The preacher at St. Paul's. East
Norwalk. Mission, next Sunday even-
Ing. will. it is expected. be an Alexan-
dria. Virginia. rector.
‘The Keogh block. at Gregory Point.
Junction. ls being painted by Contractor
.- John W. Beatty. The improvement
.. will be great and the color scheme is
i tasteful. ‘
_ ' Rev. J. W. Davis and Rev. E, Z. El-
‘5 lls returnedyeeterday. from New York.
andReV. Davis took charge of the
j weekly prays-r meeting at the Advent
Christianhurch last evening.
“ Though the County Commissioners
decided to grant a license to Charles-
Hobbie woman a saloon on the bridge.
nothi thus been done as“ yet toward it
and t retire rumors to the effect that
. the idea of doing so, has been aban-
"doned. ‘
The annual picnic of the Advent Sun-
. day school will be h d next week. The
. day has nottboen as yet. but will
.be announced Sunday. The picnic will
be to Seiki‘de Park, Bridgeport. this
year, and'the members of the Sunday
school art looking forward to a fine
time.
The Junior Band will meet in the
Ladies' Parlor of the East Avenue
Church; tonight, at 7: 45. Howard Ben-
edict will be the leader, and he do-
sires a full attendance. Harry Cross-
- ett is to be with them tonight for last
time. u he returns to Mt. Hermon
school. next week.
'W 0!. j: .
, , "PM": u- &s an
shape now, and (giving. the front
mace-umber V. to int which is
fairly Muscling. The: or-
tale to
great de ., 311th: any”.
a?) heat
in
basilisk
, «um-M
. Games and memoir
' ' comet! amt ,o'c a so
“13nd {Mary laughter ‘
“steroidal ’ »
Mme. ldeila Darrow. Grace Whitta-
kor. Andllrlflm. led-manta
JP.
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Tm
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Talia.
and than!
“ «it
Don't a. basis.
hbpllhhlnd, oqlnuno , '
.. n is wgiahe. dB;
. . a
close their windows.
were compelled to pass by Hill spot,
while the ngiit was In progress, and
they were compelled totals. to the
i
l
middle at the road and or hon. they
could not esen hearing. protons
and highly In t is ' used.
Finally the fin Val p’ ‘by Mr.
anayari. No arrests wlil probably be
made,
aowsv'rON.
——~_.
Mr. and a... Charlea- it. Golder. of ’
Rowayton avenue. are entertaining
Miss Jack. of New Haven.
W. R. S. Bates Is uploading a carload
of fertilizer for James Connor. who re-
cently purchased the Bills place, in
llrookelde.
George Ackart. of Troy, N. Y.. has ar-
rived bere to make a few days’ visit
with his brother. Harvey S. Ackart.
Rowayton avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purdy, and chil-
dren. of Huntington, L. i.. were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Cush-
man. Logan street, today.
Frank Lockwood has exchanged his
pacer Rosie O’Grady. which had a rec-
ord of 2:20, with the gypsy band on-
camped in Connecticut avenue, for a .
ilno brown horse.
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Husted. of Tar-
rytown. N. Y., who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. (Icorge Cud-
iipp. have gone to Christmas. Maine.
to spend the remainder of the sum-
mre.
Dogs owned by 8. C. Horton, Edward
Vincent and Rev. Frank S. Brown had
an exciting time. yesterday, In a fight
in Main street. and it was sometime be-
fore the canines were separated. None
of them were Injured.
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company.
No. l. of Rowaytox. will participate in
the ilremen's para 9 On Thursday, Sep-
tember 3. during the Old Home Week
celebration in Bridgeport. The truck
will be taken to Bridgeport early in the
morning by a team of John Brundage‘s
horses.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
"~,—'V—
Mrs. Foote it! slightly better.
Mrs. Stephen Spencer is at Asbury
Park.
John W. Buss was a Norwalk visi-
tor, Monday,
Mrs. Ruscoe is to move to Stamford
in r. few days.
R. D. Lyon, of New York, was in
Dorian. Sunday:
Miss Irma Smith is visiting rela-
tives in Ansonia.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. llindiey visited
New York. Saturday.
John Flckett. of liollow Tree Ridge.
was in Barton Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Cantrell is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. F, V. Cantrell.
Mr. and Mrs.‘Scolleld, of New York.
are boardio as 'Noroton. ' "
George , gdale. Jr., of Noroton is
visiting relatives in Stamford.
Quite a party of young people visit
ed Roton Point, last evening.
James Pooiey has been ill and un-
der Dr. Noxon‘s care for two days.
Five,carryalls full of excursionists
passed throilkh Darlen Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cushman
have returned from a visit in New
York. . , ‘
Miss AnnleConn has returned from
her vacation trip to Flushing. L. L.
and Brooklyn.
The members of the Lighthouse
Mission went to Noroton Heights Mis-
sion last night.
Miss Nellie (loodeye and Miss Jen.
nie Weed returned Saturday last from
their Brooklyn visit.
Mrs. H. M. Valentine, who has been
quite Illl and under Dr. Noxon's care.
is now much improved.
Waiter Hoyt is improving the high-
way in front of Lottie Raymond's pro-
perty, Brookside avenue.
Mrs. Walter S. Whitney and Miss
Libbie L. Seoiy went by steamer, Fri-
day. to Huntington, L, 1.
Mrs, R. K. Heath, of New Jersey. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles
Webber. East Main street.
Miss Hattie Darrow returned to her
home in Westport Monday, after a visit
withMiss Louise Langdon.
V. R. Poolev has returned from the
Norwalk hospital, and was able to be
at the meat market Tuesday.
Miss Grace Nichols, of Newark. N.
.I.. is visiting Misses Agnes and Clara
Bell Waterbury. Maple avenue.
Mrs. R. L. Gillette and little daugh-
ter Lois have returned from their
Nortbileid and East Haddam visits.
Alfred Bell. who has been visiting
his father. Hon ’l‘haddeus Bell, starts
today to his home in Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Mary C. Robinson. a relative
of the late Dr. Clark. died recently
at her summer home, Southampton, L
t—u
'l‘hc Darlcn‘post-odlce presents an
attractive appearance in its new cost
of paint. Charles Sammie was the
painter.
Mls Marv Fleet and Miss Under-
hili of Oyster Bay came to Dorian.
Wednesday, as guests of Mrs. Whiter
8. Whitney.
Edward Austen. Miss Stella Austen
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bell will
leave Saturday for a week in the Adi-
rondack mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Fitch. Sn. Mrs.
William Andrews and Mrs. Charles
Johnston, of Noroton. are spending the
l Iii 'i
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Miss Mabel Ferguson
tertalned 'I’ ’ . .. 1'80
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n,‘-of New York.
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oral weeks. In. Carolina’s-stance
to her home In Dallas, PL. today. .
no . >fit.‘ , l '
bee ' visiting In Darlen has returned h e.
m '~ are visiting, Mr. and Mrs. John
,8. , ' pings. .
Mary Bennett, of Bridgeport.
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of over 300 Mums. whlch
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ma atom. living 40“"
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and fractured her left. arm. The frac-
titre was reduced and she is getting,
along nicely. 2‘3" .
Mr. and Mrs. Fiurot and daughtersi
of EnglcwoOd, N. J.. were the recent 1
guests of Mr. and Mra’h‘. V. Cantrell. ’
Mrs. l-‘iurot is Mrs. Cantrell'a sisteh:
Miss Laura Cantrell. (if-Huntington.
L. l.. who is visiting friends on the
Hudson, will on her return he the guest .
of her brother and wife. East Main
street.
Several lots on Main street. are be-'
big cleared of brush. tend the . rose
cut. Among them are these be ong-
ing to the Barton Free Library. Dr.
Noxon and Henry Brencher.
Miss L. L, Seely has again had her
lamp stolen from her street lamp-
post. making the third time she has
suffered this loss. it is high time the
offenders were brought to justice.
The Ox Ridge school is much im-
proved iu its new coat of paint, light
and dark brown. The school opens
September 8. when Miss Mabel Walkcr
will assume her new duties as teacher.
A delightful trolley party to Roton
Point. Tuesday evening. was particiv
noted in by Miss Jennie Scotlcld, Miss
Clara Scoiield. Miss Ruth Ballard, Miss
Louise Schoileld, Miss ivy (laraiian and
Clarence Scoflcid. Jr.
Station Agent Stephcn lloyt was in
Stamford, yesterday. at the request of
the police there to assisllin fastening
the crime of robbing the ilaricn rail-
road station. ’l‘he job was done by
George llunham, ‘of Syracuse. N. Y.
and Leonard Freer, of Rowayton and
‘it is understood that they have con-
fessed their crlmc. ’
James McRoc. of Yonkers and a pill“
ty of friends had an exciting experi-
ence on the east side of Noroton Hill.
They were in a large motor~cnrriagc.
and when on the top of the hill the
brake become out of order. The car-
riage dashed down the hill at a high
rate of speed. The chauffeur managed
to keep to the center of the road. and
it so happened that there'were- no car-
riages passing at the time. The ma-
chine. was far in Nomton before it was
gotten under control.
Rain fcli yesterday alike on the
lust and upon the unjust and it seem
ed as if it rained especially hard on the
Congregational Sunday School picnic.
which was held at Roton Point. It
could not break up the picnic. but it
dampened it very much for a time.
The start was made in the morning
and everything loked as it. though the
day might be iowcry. that it would not
rain hard. The attendance was large
and everything looked as it. though the
church went. along to have a good time
with the children. Just as the tables
had been spread with the good things.
‘the windows of the sky were opened
and down came torrents of rain. it
soaked the food pretty well and con-
siderable of it was Inoiied. but there
was enough left .Ee . lac mm mm
of the mound.“ {yogi n.‘- During
the afternon partieswerc taken out
for an hour each on a launch from
Stamford and they enjoyed the boating
immensely.
v .1. wt
—-Hslf the Ills that man'isheir to come
from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bit-
ers strengthen and tones the stomach;
nukes Indigestion impossible.
wssraoafr.
Miss Susie Taylor is visiting in New
Haven.
Mrs. Oscar Smith has two guests
from out of town.
Mrs. J. 0. Hyatt was a.vlsitor in
Southport yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olmstead have
returned from Ridgeileid.
H. R. Sherwood. of the First Nation-
at bank. is taking a vacation.
Mrs. C. H. Kemperha’o as her guest
Ur. Breeiand. of New York.
, Dr. Wheeler, who was at Niantic, has
returned and opened his office.
Mrs. Samuel Snegg. of Waterbury.
.hn .‘beea visiting Mrs. Peter Foote.
like. George Darrow, who has been
3 New steps are elng construct at
hafnium entrance of Staples High
‘. in no. sum aim, of Bridge-L
hBI', .9 Visiting Mrs. Lina Fairchild.
on piste street. .
‘ and Mrs. Henry C. Eames. ac-
nled by a maid. are visiting, in
Pb Ind. braces.
Methodist
ICIIOOII ‘u 2
‘snd Congregational
and tin;
Greens Farms, united and held their
picnic in Pine ltork park Wednesday.
it took four “jumlm” ('iil's to carry
them over.
Daniel Dalton, of Lytin. rinse: t‘imr-
lcs Miles. M. ’l‘, (1. Fisher. of Philadel-
phia. have been visiting in Wostport.
Mr. and Mrs, William Mciiourtney
who have been visiting the Missile
llrndley have returned to Springfield.
Mass.
Mrs. George Dickerson is cntcrtnlti-
lng Mrs. ’l‘utile, of Stialford, and Mr.
and Mrs. George. Dickerson. of Now
i ork.
Lady i’almerton Lodge. i-lhcpncrdsoi
llethlehcm. will hold it punch and ice
cream festival August Is, in the Lodge
rooms.
Miss Florence Ficdicr, oi" lirond
ilivcr is visiting Miss l-‘lorcnco St.
John, and they both visitczl (lien in-
land on Monday.
Recent guests at thi- \\'csipori hotel
were William .I. Mt'l'ill‘lll)‘. Derby;
Maurice Levy. Samuel Levy and L. .l.
Levy, of New York.
Mrs. it‘redcrick Kcmpcr. Misses Win-
il'rctl and llclcnc Kcnipcr. who have
been for the past two inonlits in ltiiucn,
N. l'., have returned home.
The Congregational churches here
and in Greene Farina. with tho Metho-
dist church, wcnl Siriitiord way for a
picnic. Four jumbo cars were brought
into requisition.
ll. 0. Benedict and family are occu~
pying u bungnlo at t‘ompo beach. There
is not much of style. but an abundance
of comfort in the building constructed
by this clever jack of all trades.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank (inborn are on-
tcrtaining Mr. and Mrs, Le Grand (.‘ant
non, of New ilaveu. and on Monday
took their guests to ()ystcr [lay to
view the warships. They want In the
steam yacht “Lark."
An interesting party oi inobliists
were seen crabbing on the shores of
one of the creeks near :he (lreens
Farms depot. 'l‘wo motor vehicles
were sidetracked while the occupants
played with the crabs. "
While the rag rubbish on the lot on
Riverside avciutc owned by the Paper
(30.. is reduced in proportions after
months of drying out and airing the.
locality continues to he a menace to
health and a disgrace to an otherwise
respectable locality.
Tonight there is to be another re-
hearsal of Benedict's orchcstra. Bene-
dict is pushing his project and there
is no reason why a local organization
cannot be made a pleasure and a pro-
fit. The talent comprises: ll. 0. Bene-
dict, first violin: (‘harlcs |.chn. second
violin: Herbert Nash. comet; Fred
Pcnnoycr. guitar.
An adjourned town meeting is called
for 3 p. m._ Saturday afternon, for the
purpose of deciding which of the. town
roads the state road appropriation is to
be put. it is very pro able that the
money will placed on 'orwnik road.
At 3:30 o‘clock the same day a special
town meeting is called for the purpose
of accepting that section of Saugatuck
avenue recently constructed by order
of William P. Eno.
Boating on the river is increasing in
popularity. Never in the. history of the
town has there been as many pleasure
crai‘t‘ailoat as at the present time.
There is every reason why this should
be and the chief one is the picturesque
stream that is easily navigable from
the center of town to the sound. A
duly incorporated boat club is increas-
ing in favor and is almost assured. ‘
with another season.
A 15 mil] tax and the tire district yet
to be heard from. in the latter in-
stance the humorous side is being lost
sight of and residents look seriously at
the conditions. Already a year's tax is
nearly one year over due yet no pro-
vision. no figure has been set, there is
not even a clerk and the books con-
nected with the district are .cobwebhy
in the team clerk‘s 'oilice. There is talk
new of letting the matter go over an-
other year. but. a. twoyear‘s fire (“89
inlet tax added to the refutat- is not
one to delight property owners. ..
,‘_.,'For some time the LeCrdjx building
" Main street has beefiuntenanted.
re. has been a caret. er on the
but it In common is k that the
llding in in a dilapidated condition
and declared to be a menace to other
buildings in the locality. The situation
called for renewed argum h from the
fact first a reprmntatlve 8f the oomi
pony carrying an insurance oaths
was in town yester‘t‘lfigng found
e_ .. .“ con. 3:: e
caugfill t‘hefienerai qnhbfh‘ at
. ‘ ministrator‘gftho (its cold
-‘ so snafu: guard in at the my
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IIWARI 0F OINTMIUTI 'OI CA-I
TAIRH INA? 'OONTAIN :
M ICURY
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely dorms
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such an
tlules should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
ians. as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly do
rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney &. 00..
Toledo. 0.. contains no mercury. and is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying Hall's Catarrh Cure.
be sure you get the genuine. it is tak-
cn internally and made in Toledo. 0..
by l". .l. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Drugglsts. i'ricc 75c pcr
bottle. >
llall's Family Pills are the best.
some sun coconut-us.
.Bnulannnalflank
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Capital. 7ba.ooa.oo
“qu1. 3100.000.”
Other Profits. 348,200.00
JOIN s. reams. mm.
noon II. “Hammer.
DillGTOlli
John H. Ferris Hoary onmoar
John H. Knapp Christian Owens
John H. Li in I. H. Mathewson
Josiah a. min Ismael Grumman
.I. Wallace Marvin.
Johanna Sellomd
.. Hammocks. TV
We have a fine line of these
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS ma
Guns. Revolvers.
Fishing Tackle
and ‘
all sorts of
sort Supplies.
coMsd‘Qbk.
WATKINS
a- now, ,
‘Next Door City Library.
.112 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 43-0.
The Conn. Gen'i Life lns. Co. has
discovered to its profit that the boot
policy holders and we are striving in
this agency to live up to a high stand-
ard in the Life Insurance business.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK H. FIELD,
General Agent, ,
‘ N, SMITH FERGUSON,
Special Agent.
United Bank Building. Do. Nor-walk.
rot. out are.
uer uoawam, court."
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or ALL Klaus. COOKIO
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armadillo stoma,
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Palatirdndhom , ”or.
goods at oer» reasonable prices ,
Ammunition. Blanks.
Boat and Shore Re- '
advertisements it has ever had have ,
come gratitiously from its satisfied.
Gregory’s Point,
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73:6 as.
Makes the old building look like
now. makes new buildings stay
new longer.
cos'rs LITTLE TO IUY.
il’EAoY To APPLY.
One of our color cards will be
interesting to intending paint pur-
chosen.
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Window Shades. 1m
Picture Frames. etc, I
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Wall Papers. "
Painters' Supplies .
Artists' Materials. ‘\ b
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OPIOIAL.
White Curtain Poloa with minus
100.
i Cloth Window Shades, .with triage
nick‘s" _
gong anal sail Curtain am. I u
long. with sutures, 10c.
Oil“ Cloth Binding. 106 box
nmrmo. unit HANGING.
'7' “conning, _ m.
Lita
a; Washington dam. ‘
South Not-walk. C0”-
Telophone Connections.
Loaves of bread well-baked,
biscuits light tempting,
. meats thoroughly well-roasted.
t
and
are 1'6.“le obtained when you
. cook with it .
Gas Rang?-
it always cooks with the bolt .
results. The heat can be regu-
lated to a nicely; the fuel is, .
used only when needed. it's‘
true economy in cooking.
(las Ranges, $10.25 to 814.25.
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