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The hoonor Lucy A. Lane is in
again wtll a cargo of sand.
Miss Mary Trounsen, of Cove avenue
is spending a week in the country.
Theodore S. Glover, who has been
in Pennsylvania. In making a short
'stay in this place.
William H Carr, of Gregory Boule
, vard returned home yesterday. from a
two weeks’ visit In Long island. .
The addition to the Automobile Tool
Company is nearly completed now and
painting will be begun shortly.
, The regular meeting of the Junior
Band, last evening, was a very inter-
esting service and the attendance was
large.
Mr and Mrs. F. Edward Birch. of
Bridgeport are visiting Mrs Birch's
parents Mr. and Mrs; William 0. Mar
, ritt Seaview avenue -
. liarry Crossett will return to the
, Moody school. Northtiold Mass, next
Thursday. having passed a very pleat
ant vacation at his home in this place.
Miss Elsie Kellogg. of proton Conn.,
‘ has Just graduated from the New Lon
don Business Coils egg, and is visiting
‘ her sister, Mrs. Ere rick M. Wheefbr.
of Cottage street
Making Our Lives Count will be the
topic of thé Epworth League meeting.
tomorrow night, at 6: 30 o ’.clock In the
East Avenue Sunday school room The
leader will be Mrs. Henry Lewis.
The Radol Oyster Company has re—
?“woelvod a few orders for opened oysters
and work will be commenced on Mon-
day. Itis anticipated that this season
will be spend one in the opening
business.
There was a large attendance at the
. meeting of the Junior Band In the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
. last night; Harry Crossett led and
therp was a number of spirited ad-
dresses from all present, Delegations
wore in “Mindanao from Bridgeport,
Not-walk add South Norwalk. Everett
Jackson will lead the meeting next Eri-
day night.
E. ELGor'ham, one of the prominent
of the Master Builders' Asso-
on Boat illsnd, Thursday night. The
bake was in charge of Bakemaster
it of East Norwalh, who is
it most skiiful ones in the
The party returned on 0%;
basis, .
tractor mite Gambles launch
3; had a hoe thine
Solos weeks ago The Sentinel called
the attention of the seiectmen and the
Connecticut Railway and
Company to the fact that the bridge
was unsafe. An inspection was made
and the statement was denied at the
time. This morning, however a gang
ofm men was at work bright and early
ROWAYTON.
Mrs." Albrecht is quite III at her
home on Fickett place.
There ,7 choir rehearsal in‘the
Methodist Church. last evening.
he“ lsaMahsl Anl‘blevr‘} ‘21??deme of
r imdparonts n as e
, M ay Raymond. of Logan street,
into few days in Brooklyn.
‘ Storm, of Wilton, is the
Roth Thomas. for. a few
Lighting '
wall is be
filled fit. ‘ " " V"
pure. Bell and daughter. Ethel of
Mrs.“ yrs k or II reasoni- street.
’ Sharer wont to Ocean
Groveif today to spend Sunday with Rev.
F. C. Brown, who is there for the bone-
flt of his health.
The young ladies at the Methodist
Church sent their weakly ring of
flowers to ,
baskets fit all‘.
George
ins his duties as superintendent of
Francis Boylsion' s car'rla’e and invalid
chair manufactory. .
George Ackst. who has been the
guest of a: it othervélarvey Atalaart.
ay avenue, its return to
hlslnnie in Troy.N .
He is slowly recovering from the ef-
fects of the operation as underwent in
'tlie Methodist Episcopal Hospital.
Brooklyn two months
Miss Jennie Rowlgd was vory
agreeably surprised last evening by a
number of her friends. 9-“ The even-
lng was passed pieasdntly with music
and games and refreshments were
scrv d
There will be a special meeting of
the Reliance Hook and Ladder Com-
pally. Tuesday evening, August 5th.
Business of importance will he tran-
requested to be present
Miss Olive‘ Hubbard daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Hubbard, has on-
tered Northlield Seminary for the next
year, and will leave Rowayton early
next month to begin her studies. Miss
Hubbard‘ 5 many friends wish her suc~
.oell
Mrs Mary Boot man, of Brooklyn ls
stopping at Mrs. George E. EVerett's.
She is accompanied by her infant
daughter and expects to stay a week
or two. John Price. also of Brooklyn.
is once more with his family at Mrs
Everett’s.
Rev Joseph A Judge, of Windsor N.
..l will occupy the pulpit of the Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning and ev-
ening. Preaching at 10:45; Sunday
school at 12; Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30:
preaching at 7:30. Special singing at
evening service All are cordially in
viied to attend all services.
Rownyton Methodist Episcopal
Cburcl Rev. L. Hubbard pastes-—
10: 30 th.. preaching by the pastor
theme "The Words of Jesus." Sunday
School 1:30 o‘clock: Epworl-h League
6: 45; preaching at 7: 30. theme. "Great-
er Things " Monday night. a very im-
port‘sut meeting of the official board
of the church. Tuesday night. class
:neeting; Thursday night, prayer meet-
“8
Frank Lockwood is endeavorlng to
set track of the gypsy band with whom
be swapped horses a day or two ago.
Frank gave the gypsy king a pacer
with a record of 2: 20 and 810 to boot
for a big fine looking animal, and he
drove It proudly to Constable Ladri-
gun's barn Thursday and stabled it for
the night. Yesterday morning the ani-
ms] was found .dead’a it was quite evi-
dent that the, {optics had fixed the
horse for the occasion and liberally
dosed it with arsenic, blueing or other
preparation. The horse had a bad at-
tack oi' hooves Frank was out 820 by
the deal.
Miss Jennie RoWian‘d was given a
surprise last evening at her home In
Highland avenue. Miss Jennie was
at choir rehearsal and upon her return
home found her guests llwultlng her
arrival The evening was one of ther-
rlment from first to last. A quartette
from South Norwalk sang several so
lections and with games and instru-
mental music the time spcd joyfully
away. At 11 o'clock a collation was
enjoyed. The guests were Misses Ell~
as Baldwin Bessie Mills Norma Sher.
er. Olive Hubbard. Ruth Thomas. of
Rowayton.- Miss Helen Sturges and
Miss lrene Cosgrme, of Boston, and
Mrs. Clifford Hayes. of South Norwalk.
Arthur Caney, Walter Valentine; Mat-
thew Corbett Clifford Arnold Clifford
Hayes and Mr. Kraut of South Non:
walk and David Albrecht. David Mills
Lewis Kendrick, Percy Sharron ah
William Dchters, of Rowayton "
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Charles Mllispaugh spent yesterday
in New Canaan. ,
The fall term at Center School will
begin September 8. , . ,
Mrs. Dudline E. Raymond, of South
Norwalk. was in town, yesterday.
It is reported that Dr. Noxou. will
erect twolnore houses in Daricn.
Miss Louise has been
quite ill with an attack of malaria.
, Rev. Henry Scaffold s residence is
being newly painted by Thomas Cave.
The gravel sidewalk In front of Kiss
Margaret Selleck's place ls being re
pa lred.
Alexander Stevens, of Noroton., is
digging a well at Mr.81auson's plies,
Lem avenue.
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch is having the
harvested by M. Pleseics.
Mrs John
Brooklyn are visiting Mr. and
Frank Neils, of Noroton.
Charles Walters. of the Davis Cloth.
lug Company, Booth Norwalk. wan-
town on business yesterday. "
Mrs. William Duncan and son Elliot
of New York will be guests 0
Margaret Salleck our Sunday.
a theses-tact Mr. and .
New Tor Thurs sy. live,
Bryan isfisdually resum- g;
seated and every member Is urgently .
Mr. and Mrs. Hantord Smith were:
visitors in South Norwalk yesterday.
hay in her meadow lot. Maple avenue;
Neils and daughter. of
temp of acquaintances in The Nor:
StopinirPsin
“About two years ago! In
unda’dsc.
[yrsws out all Inflamms
elected parts without Drying or
also. .. ALL. Dnuoornrs. ‘
l Ems
porch bottle of Paracanph and alter a damn app
tlnly well. i can highly “curd {graph for all onlptlonl oi the Ikln "
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lo bad that 1 mid acamely sleep. 1
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roa SALE sv THE curroao PHARMACY.
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There are also now do:
Perry and Miss’ Lasso
yesterday at the Instance of the select-
men Repeatedly The. Sentinel has
called attention to the dliitraceful con-
dition of the street under the railrodd
bridge at Main street Black. soft
are for Principal!
A laudable work was inaugurated;
utilises. "
Miss Susie Taylor Is visiting In
Lyons Plains.
The (innit residence on State street
cozy mud three inches deep covered {‘3 ”9an repainted.
the pavement and made life miserable
for bicyclists drivers of horses and au-
tomohllists. or late the smell under
there has been anything but healthy,
and at last the sslectmsn have aroused
themselves and the mud in being cart-
ed away ,
Miss Margaret Solleck has a re-l
milrknbly ingenious little l)srometcr,l
called the "American ColonBarome—
tor, " in the form of a little doll at
tiroil ill a dress of light silky texturo
which dross changes its color as the
weather changes according to thd'fol
lowing rhyme printed beneath: This
little maid lu blue appears. for weath-
or dry and fair: puts on a pink when
storm she tears. or damp and humid
air: and when she dons a violet. gown.
a change you can depend upon." Prob-
ably some chemical composition In the
goods causes the change In its color as
the atmosphere changes.
The Sunday school picnic of the
Methodist Church was smiled upon by
the weather bureau. for the skies were
bright and the tempcrture just what
It should be to make an ideal day for
a picnic. The start was made in the
morning and three carloads of happy
people went to Rye Beach. They had
plenty of lunch and wore in to make
the day one of the plosssntosl possible
and from the reports of all after the
return they succeeded. The Presby-
terian Church, of Sound Beach: paid
Its picnic til it at. he’ same time and
the two on ollda oil, which nearly
doubled the party. There were no
mishaps, and it was pronounced the
most successful Sunday School picnic
held in Dnrlcn for years.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE
James Ilurkc. lihallouisi at Roton
Point Hotel, returned today from s vis~
It in Brooklyn:
John Sheridan of Belle island has
tnkcn a position with John J. Snell
back. at Roton Point:
R. J. Jarboo of New York. is spend
ing a few days with his family at Beale.
cottage. Belle island.
Edward Browne has laid out a tennis
churt on the north end of Belle Island
and the young people are enjoying the
pastime immensely.
H. W. Wells dc Co.‘ 8 spilo driver has
finished most the Bells island
bridge. and is paw making repairs to;
William Mailory’s dock
Mrs Thomas Maudger who has bien
visiting Mus. 8i M. Birch. of Rocky
Ledge cottage, Belle island has return
ed to her home in New York. ,
Henry L Rowland f Belle Island,
has returned and iii. where he
practicedwith the drum corps. which
is to attend the Old ’Holne‘ Week cele-
bration. in Bridgeport.
“Mrs. N, 3:3 George and Miss Grace
eoxge. aisles-I avenue. Dau-
bury. hag‘returned hgl'lvnge after spends
lag six weeks cruising on Mr. George 6
yacht the Granatss which has its
headquarters at Bel e' island
One of the largest dacdrsiohs of the
season will be at RotontPoint tomor
few. The steamer John Sylvester.
with the barges Church and Empire In
tow is expected to bring about five
ithousand people from New York city.
Manager James 8 Kelly, of Roma
Point, has been to New York straight”
suing out some business affairs. Mr.
Kelly sold out a large hotel business to
,a‘ petty recently, and now has been
read to take possession of the eaten
Frank B. DeKlyn. who has a large
‘9‘“:
iii; and also in Danbury‘, was united
rrlags. Tuesday last. to Miss Car.
, Allison. of Brooklyn. Mr. Don
.V y: is a nephew of 3.1" DeKlyn of
Lodge. and to our at summers
a ceremony Mr: ass ltrs. DoKlyn
or"?! tripht‘o {Balm slid Ens.
res e II New
carats edlgg-
rn from their wed
I‘m—-
a visitor; at. . 0.
Edward Held rib the
service that unit the young
Charles 0 Kiyn acted ‘ _
- . Miss lly Pierce, of
th. was the hr ssmaid. Af-
Misa riarrlotte Keith, of Norwalk. is
visiting friends here. 3
Henry Jones and son are guests at
the home of it. 0. floors.
Mrs, Oliver Johnson is entertaining
1 Miss Croker of Worcester, Mass.
Edgar Perry has returned from a
week's vacation‘at Pcckskill. N. Y.
Attorney Edward Moshhas returned
from a two weeks' trip to Saratoga.
Miss Florence Folillar. of Broad
River. is visiting Miss Florence St.
John.
' b‘. J Beers cut his band very badly
Monday. while at work In his meat
market.
The Loos factory is closed "for re-
pairs." Work will probably be resum-
(’(l Moildn)’.
George T. Dickerson and wife of New
York, are visiting the parents of the
former, here.
Mrs. Frederick Kemper and daugh-
tern~ have returned home from a visit
in Ithaca. N. Y.
Services will be resumed Sunday In
Trinity church. The ltev. Kenneth
Mackenslc will‘proncll. ,
Miss Ellen Purdy will be it pupil at
the State Normal school, New Haven.
when the full term commences.
Miss Julia Adams has had an opera-
tion performed on one eye and now has
recovered the use of that eye.
Dr James Adams hills had a new
barn built on his place On King street.
Bulkierlitemllu Is doinif the work
Rev E. L. Wells will preach the
sermon ill Trinity (hillill Sunday
morning, assisting Row. Mackenzie.
The first native post-tics of the sea-
son have appeared. They Were picked
on the farm of Stephen \Vnkcmsn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plullhsm of
Church street. have been entertaining
Mr, and Mrs. Marshal of l'ortl-hoster.
During the alisoncl- of IC. ll. Perry.
the 20th Century Tonsorlal artist, his
parlors are In charge. of. Fred. Pcnnoy-
er.
Tho rmf is being put. on the addition
to the Paper company. H. (1. Gould
&. Co.. of Bridgeport, are doing the
work.
The repairs, to the Church of the As
sumplion, have been completed. This
church was struck by lighliug some
time ago.
A. ll, Smith and Steve Wheeler at-
tended the yacht race yesterday. They
went. in the boat chartered by the In-
‘dlan Yacht club.
Contractor Glynn has added it new
line of work to his other departments.
He will rlln trucks now and do all
kinds of carting and hauling
Conductor David Mulroney has part-
ed compo, with his moustache and
the trailer atlas: is so pronounced
that neighbors require an introduction.
not being thoroughly satisfied of an no
uuaininnce'wilh him.
The Nopwnlk Business Mcu's asso-
ciation are to feast at Roion Point
Wednesday, and there are several here
fasting for the occasion. Among the
number: George Darrow Herman
Petrle_ Judge D. B. Bradley, Lloyd
Nash and Frank Taylor.
The men who were put in Jail for
stealing chickens have served their
terms and it was expected they would
then be crested for burglarlzing Jel-
llff’s store, but it seems the evidence
was not sufficient to hold'them and
they have returned to their old haunts
In East Norwalk.
Tax Collector J. 0 Hyatt has gotten
out the tax bills, for the list of 1902
which call for a fifteen mill in
3‘“ before the 10th of October. be
tax bills are dlhsrent from any be-
fore presented to the taxpayers of
ostpol't
ated "11mm letters an inch high the
re h
idontractot“ Thomas Glynn who has .
oh working upon the new dam, for '
‘ Lees Manufacturing play, has
its the combing. When completed
Dover—WNW on just wild , ‘
It! gnawing l
. at r-— ow simply can't
Sid him. [I , .
‘of indomitable *fil'sbsmbrow
“what forf'.‘ ‘
rue W Mum‘-
llc I.iould ever be used except orn
pi't HM loua rom reputable physic-
isii , e damage they will do is ten
fol stile good you can possibly do
ri - them. llsll‘s atsrrh Cure.
.im . tired by F. J. 0 easy k 00..
2T - contains no mercury. and is
ts a n ol‘,nally acting directly upon
,. th
i system. In buying Hall a Catarrh Caro
. soup Alva soccrsirua
Miss Florence Burr has returned ’
{home
On the face of the bill In
the foundation still will soon 1 .
my v its" ..
t .o - . a
d.
siiwna or alarms-rs roe 6A.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY
as mercury will surely destroy the
bonsai smell and completely deraugo
the to le. system when entering lrt
"I 0,, i the mucous surfaces. Sucha
l
blood and mucous surfaces of the
be sure you get the genuine it Is tak-
en internally and made in Toledo, 0.
}ly FfJ. Cheney & Co Testimonials
res.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c por
batik.
Hall‘ s Family Pills are the best. ,
Biillllilliimlii Bull
acorn soswALK. cowl
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