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'rsv "woos." THE NEW anna-
FAST F090 7 all A mouse.
A. STU L L,
" 24 cornice avenue.
sasr noswam.
Miss Kathryn DuCross visited in
New Hives over Sunday
Mrs Jerome Smith of Cottage ave-
nue, is visiting in New York. .
,, Captain Charles DuCross Is In New
York today. purchasing fish.
Russell Day, who has been visiting
In New York has leturned to his home
here.
Locust Grove yesterday on the launch
Sarah K.
A meeting of the Junior Band. of the
Methodist Church will be held on Fri-
day night.
Frank Osterhaus. foreman at the
Riverside Mills. is‘ entertaining friends
from New York.
Letter Carrier: ill. L. Hartford is tek-
ins at day bit. and Juniuii Mains is sub-
stituting far him
Mrs. W A. Finch and Miss Helen St
John have returned from a visit in
Washington. Conn.
Mrs. Murphy. of New York has been
visiting her husband. who is bartender
at Lemongelli' a saloon
Mrs. M. Turl-nl and daughter. or»-
onn, are thé’ guests or Mrs. H din
Sharron. North avenue
Mr. and Mrs Edward M. Birch. of
Bridgeport, have returned to that city.
\after a visit with relatives here.
. William H Carr. who has been vis-
ltlnggl Huntington. L. l.. for several
:jda returned to his home here.
Ieii‘ileatlug. of this place. arriv-
all home renterday from a tWO days'
visit hit Rockaway Beach and Coney la~
‘ pr was born this morning to
aild its. Allen Wood of First
strobi. Mother and child are doing
.fwell
rs. Robert Bell and Miss
. of Brooklyn. are the
r. and Mrs. Charles Als-
'? evening. at
es L'Hommedieu will be
Hattie Nichols and Miss Mal
ue. East Norwaik.
g superintendent.
urn from his vacation trip.
lace En
n,
J.- W; Davis.
iii}:
‘ Church are planning for a clam bake.
Attorney John Keoih took a party to do
‘, then drifted with the heavy south wind
until George G Sheppard oi Eatt Ter-
ass meeting will be held
he Methodist
Trenton. New Jersey. are
and Mrs. G. H, King. of
I started thismoruing for
re he will go to work in
'rge hat factories there. his
Roberts. of Brooklyn, who
the summer in Bouthport.
rd Cunningham preached
rvices at the Methodist
terday, for the first little
ray is planning to take a
the near future. He will
ting while there. and the
ops are working overtime
on Club is taking its an-
today. The club left on
Hampton this morning.
oy the day at the metro-
my Spartan St. John and Wal-
ed are camping at Cockenoe
week. They alerted this
d intend to have a line
gs. who has been book-
;fContractor Leslie Gamble.
" his duties this morning.
Hall: and Randall, in
e Debasky was baptized at
Church. yesterday. by the
(Mr. Davis
. very interesting sermons
I IotRowan street.
in. at. John. of
”we
establishinult In that city. has lingo
spending a few days at his former
home in East Norwalk and attending
the yacht races off Sandy Hook.
by thin - -
Iory, .ilni‘rhoe and summer comps aint.
ROWAYTON.
Mr. a In Re rtnint. oi:4aI.
.001”th “his :38 “Jimmy“ a A.
DMrs. Mary Thonieil. of Rawavton ave-
nue. has returned from a visit with rel-
atives in Jamaica
Mr. and Mrs William l’inkney and
son. returned today from a few days'
sojourn In Echo Lake.
Miss Helen sutures, of Wilton. has
returned to her home. after a short
visit with Miss Ruth Themes. of Row-
aytun avenue.
The Reliance Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold a meeting tumorrow
night Every member In requested to
attend.
Elmer Secord, who has been the '
guest of Mr. and Mrs William Cush-
man. of in an street returned to his
home in Co cheater today.
The new truck of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company. No. 1. of Ito‘wayton.
ls being lettered by Artist Human of
Luther M Wright' I repository. in South
Norwal k.
Arthur 1). Austin. at Springdaie, tox-
nierly of Rowayton. who was accident-
ally ‘shot July 4th is now in New
York ml is not Improving as rapidly
as his friends could wish.
The official board of the Methodist
to be held Wednesda night, at the
residence of John V ommedleu. one
of the members of the board.
in spite of the inclement weather.
Saturdat night. the cake and cream
sale int e Methodist chapel under the
auspices oi the young ladies of the
church. was a decided success, both so-
cially and financially
George A. Sher’ron of the Tennessee
Copper empany, copper Hill. Pike
duty; mncssee. who has been in
that place all summer, is expected
home this week to resume his studies
Se tember 8 at Columbia University.
No ¥ork.
Some of the members of the Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company are consld~
ering the advisability of holding an-
other dance at Briton Point before the
season closes. The last affair given
by the company was very successful
from a financial point of view.
A number of young men from Roway-
top will run a moonlight sail to Locust
Grove. Friday evening. September 4.
The steamer will leave the South Nor~
walk dock and will also made a stop at
Roion Point. The W. 1. Stevens
will probably be the steamer salmon
Mrs. Emily Sharron. who is ninety
years of age. and one of the oldest resi-
dents of Dorian. drove to Baton Point.
one afternoon, last week, and called on
her son. Superintendent Hiram Bhehm
ron. who has charge of outside sh‘alra
there. Mrs. Sherron is In excellent
health. and remarkably active for one
of her years.
The oyster boat “lilolly.” of Row-
ayton, came into Belle island harbor.
Saturday. and attempted to make a
landing at the pier in front of Red Top
c.0ttage but did not succeed. The boat
race. put out his launch 'Sprlte" to
ascertain why the boat was floundering
around without any power. Mr. Bilepv
bard gave. the two men on board the
“Molly" a tow line and the “Sprite"
towed the craft into the harbor. It
was found that there was some break
in the machinery.
DARIEN AND monorail.
9P
Joseph W. Hanson, of New York
city, ls visiting his brother, Dr. H, D.
Hanson. on 0: Ridge.
The post ofllea building, which has
been painted. surely presents a ranch
improved appearance.
Lester 1’. Watts. of Brooklyn. is
spending his month's vacation with‘hls
sister, Mrs. H. D. Hanson.
Charles Adams is having new board
fences erected in the rear of his tene-
ment houses in Maple avenue.
James Pooley. the butcher. has been
ill at his home for the past three days,
but is able to get around again. i
Miss Elizabeth Bump. who is study-
ing to be a nurse in the Norwallt hos—
pital. spent yesterday afternoon with
her sister. Mrs. Richard Abendro‘tlmi
this place.
Frederick C. Chadderton. the kit‘-
llsh barber, who is heart and soul. as
the expression goes, wrapped up v.
chances oi the 8ha'mrock ill,
down the bay. last week, in the hope
seeing the boats in their initial nee.
Charles Hanson. of Brooklyn._ spenti
Sunday with Frederick Smith, iil Dar-
len. Mr. Hanson is to engage
chicken raising business and h
.‘-v.nlxuoos‘svti
Ammonluhod
of over 300 premiums. which
;.
in company with a number of South
N0] walk poiiilc,inns
Rev William James. of Belle lslnhil.
assisted by a number of Christian
Workers from Belle island and New
York. conducted services in the pavll
ion at Rolon Point. last night.
Church brought a party composed of
membcls of the Royal Arcanum of
ireen Point to Roton 'Point on an ex-
cursion. Saturday evening. The party
arrived at the Point about 7 o‘clock.
and passed several hours in a very
pleasant manner.
A sign-board giving the time the
various cars leave Retail for Stumiord
and South Norwalk has been placed on
the west and of the bathing house at
Roton.
as strangers to the grove will knitw
when to expect their car without at»
ing to the trolley station some few
hundred yards away.
it Is expected that the shadow dun-
oes at Rolon Point will be Inaugurated
this week. Hiram Sherron. who has
charge of the pavilion. was disappoint-
ed in gelling an electric search light.
and is now negotiating for a gas il'zhi
that will answer the purpose. The
building is lacing cxicnslvclv patroniz-
ed. and larger crowds than ever are
here each night.
The heavy pressure of the South
Norwnlk water has caused the water
pipe leading from the main line to the
Rnton Point hotel to cum. and the
street near the bridge is flooded. cous-
lug much inconvenience to people part .
lug that way."mnklng a mint u :plcas-
ant odor and attracting thousands or
mosquitoes. it is probable that as
pairs will be made this week.
Messrs Smith and Kelly. the lessees
of Baton Point. intend to keep the
resort open until September 2.5. A
number oi exclirsioulsts have. been
rungements are being made for Labor
Day. The various attractions at the
Point. will, it is expected, remain open
for a month longer if the patronage
continues.
One of the largest excursions of the
season was at Rolon Point yesterday.
it consisted of the Hell Gate Democra-
tic Club, of New York. There were
about two thousand members and
friends the party coming on the spec-
lnl lugs and the barges Empire and
Church. Dinner was served in the
Reich Point hoicl dining room and was
participated in by a large number of
people Tht steamer John Sylvester
also brought a large party oi New
Yorkers to the Point.
'1me
BROOKSIDE.
Waiter Weed spent Sunday with his
father 8. R Weed of Mldbioolt.
Mrs. Wallace. of Brookslde is visit-
ing friends in Brooklyn.
‘Mrs. Louis Von Gal has
from a trip to Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coxxentsrtained
friends from out of town yesterday.
wnsrron'r. ,
James Silk is in the employ of Thom-
as Glynn.
Mrs J. G Hyatt has been visiting in
Southport. -
E J. Taylor is enjoying life at At-
lantic ally. NJ
R. Giovanni. of New York is enjoy-
returned
“9 log a vacation here
.. HG Benedict and family hrs name
log on Combo Beach.
rs. John finals to entertaining her
niece from New York.
Dr and Mrs Henry C Eno are visit-
2: Ingj1ln Portland Oregon.
lsa lens Fisher of New York is
a hennery constructed and 91%!“
Mr. Smith to take charge of th
try.
Helen Whittemore, the six-
old daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Wednesday night in Denve
Whittemore was tornarly Miss”
r. . I ' . a: . . l. / ,
ing Miss Annie Everett.
lsa Eva Gilbert of West Haven. is
ing Miss Hattie Bradley
mp0 Company will hold a
in! meeting Monday night.
and Mrs. Beaver have returned
m a visit to the White Mohamed.
ends from New York fare guests
r. and Mrs. William Van Schaick.
as his {leanings has i returned
,. retarhed from a trip to Nortlv
c'tng at Compo seicnto toilette
- doubt there will be a large at-
Ill‘a'nnls any has retbbneli‘bomo
peach crop in this vicinity late
ted anions the list of failures
'W In for W 24 sba- data... taillight giving neurona-
marks «it from the. WWI d! SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINE
WAGHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SCOURINCI SOAP Midi.“
David S. Brown Q Co.
The tug Senator Rice with the barre.
Tins la a decided convenience. .
booked for next month. and special ur— .
' ‘ atwo weeka' visit with friends in
N York. ‘
f
In em ties fer the trade.
l tlt.‘ North River
Blgw YORK CITY
was a visitot at Roton Point last ‘Woeld. home yesterday rouI Old ibchaitl
Beach
Miss win e Sherwood has returned.
to her duties in the bunk. after a two
weeks' vacation
l Hamburger and wife. of New York
are among the guests at me A. G
Sherwood house.
Mrs. Llovd Nash and children and
Miss (‘olt have gone to the Adiron-
dacks for a month.
Miss Olive Hull ulio has had
typhoid fever for some time is able
to be out once more. '
About twenty young then here at-
tended the “remedy; carnival in Fair-
field Saturday night. _
Rev. and Mrs. Willis l’. Elwood have
returned home from a visit with
friends in Northilold.
Miss Ruth Wood has returned here
irom a visit with friends at Wood-
niout and New Haven.
Hurry Kirk and will» have taken up
a residence In our of the Adams
houses. Riverside avenue
Miss llatiio DnIrow who has been
visiting Miss Loulw lmugdon In
llarien has returned home
Miss Ethel Faluhild who has been
ill so long with inflummntmy rheu-
matism is able to sit up once more.
The weekly prayer meeting of
Greens Farms Congregational church
will be held this evening. in the lecture
room.
interested parties Pll‘i‘ beginning to
wonder what the Traction Co, intends
doing with all the new men being brok.
en in here.
Joseph Pagan stcnugiuphcr in the
[harbor Plans and Tool company. has
a vacation this Week and is spending
it in New lurk city.
The C. H Society of me Farms Con
gregatlonnl church will gl‘c a festival
on the lawn of E. J. Taylor: afternoon
and evening, August 27.
llanlol 1’. “citation has contracted
to place head stones at the graves of
Margaret Mills and W. H. llcldcn. in
Willow Brook cemetery.
The propeller Del‘uy is docked at
Black Island and bring overhauled
propel-storey to the opening of the sea»
son for fall produce. trade.
Rev. T. H. 8 anley has been new
queathcd 8100. b Mrs Ellen Coleman.
of New Haven Who died some time
ago for masses for the repose of the
testatm' a soul.
William Taylor has had (unstructed
a slide for life on his premises for
the amusement of the children and
Thursday one of his daughters while
making the slide, fell and seriously in-
Jured herself.
The fire tax of last year is yet unpaid
and it is said that this year‘s tax will
be allowed to run too but this does not
suit property owners as they “would
rather pay cacb'year than let it ar-
cumulate. Voters in this district should "
wake up and vote so as to out West-
port on a level with auIrounding towns
so far as town Matters are concerned.
H O Bennedlct has 01 ganlzcd an or-
chestra and is making every effort to
make it a success. Regular rehearsals
are being held and when a few more
instruments are added will no doubt
secure many engagements to play. The
present members are H. 0 Benedict
first violin: Charles behn. sec and vlo~
lln: Herbert Nash, vornett Fred Pen-
hover guitar
‘nv.
FEW 000KB AND WAITERB STRIKE
CHICAGO. Aug. 24-«0nly a small
number of the waiters and cooks em-
played in several down town lunch
rooms struck today in the first move or
the waiters and cooks union to renew
the light against the Chicago Restaur-
ant Keepers Association. Two months ‘
ago the Union tied up the establish-
meats controlled by them and the also
were granted a ten per cent increase
in me. In a general statement ia-
‘aue‘d by the employee the martin he-
visited an the a‘ction ls alleged ills-
fdrimination oi the arbitration photo in
their decision relating to the question
hours and Wages. ,
"Here waiter." said ll‘l‘ bladder-
firas's .to "’th‘d atfet'ldhnt in the city cafe,
where ”he was breakfasting. "I see you
t some Wastes on this meta
‘ fare. Br m on. I think them
as the -"§m_fil:____¢t fer griddle than
minutetaxo , _
.. has 1’31““?3‘; i
C 0“ ’m”
‘3‘ “Within“hitbu
‘ Hit/tits oi diminish-rd ybii'biti *
TARIH THAT- CONTAIN
MERCURY
an mercury will surely destroy the
sense or smell and completely derangei
the, whole system when eateries "I
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar-
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physic-
lans, as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly do-
rive from them. l-‘lall s Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by it‘ .I. Chaney & 00..
Tole‘do. 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
:' a sure you get the genuine. it Is tak-
‘ n internally and made'in Toledo, 0..
my F, J. Cheney a Cu. Testimonials
roe.
Sold by Drugglsts.
bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Price the per
soup Halve saeétssrui.
highland Bani
scum Moawau‘t. court.
Capital. transcend
Surplus. 3100.000. 00
0th” Prom.» ”‘43. 200 00
will I. mats. Prelim-l.
nose It. uir___e_n. caster.
maroon.
John H. ”rm ‘Ham'y Compiler
John H. Knapp came-n lwarta
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
Josiah I. Marvin Iamualarummau
II. Wallace Marvin.
w—
Manuals solicited
Hammocks
We have a fine [the Of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality. ‘
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Rerolvers.
Flshlhd Tackle
. and
all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re-
sort supplies.
COMSTOCK.
warmers
8' DOW,
Next Door City Library.
11! WABHINGTON ITRIIT.
sours‘uoawaLK.
Iguana. 43-9.
The Conn. Gan'l Life ins. Co. has
discovered to its profit that the but
advertisements it has ever had have
come gratltiousiy from .lts satisfied
policy holders and we areistrlvlu In
this agency to live up to and“ stud-
ard In the Life insurance business.
For particulars encumber
FREDERIOKJ-i. FIELD,
General A .
N. SMITH FERGUSON,
Spools i In
United Bank Building.
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sternum...
auoaa nmuua [tun aha, trees
or ALI. mam, hookah
re about
savanna Maritime.
urn assess to near av au-
' 0051'. LITTLE TO BUY.
Ammunitidn. Blanks;
Norwalk. .
‘ Makes the old building look like
now. makes new buildings slay
new longer.
It EASY TO APPLY.
One of our color cards will be
Interesting to Intending paint pur-
chasm.
To on“.
Window Shades
Picture Frames
' ‘h‘aALitlI‘m
Wall Pawn. ,
'l’alntars’ lupplias
Artista' Motorists.
anoint.
White Curtain role. with suture-
Ioc.
Cloth Window llhadsa. with trials
25o.
'soua Brass Half‘chr'taia soda. 3 u
long. with natures. lite
on cidn: stalling. tee boa.
PAINTING. PAPII HANGING.
Telephone conndctiona.
;Buy_ at Goa
Range,
IT'S WORTH YOUR WHILE.
PRICE “0.25 UP.
Cheapest and cleanest fuel in .
existence
Buy a .GAB RADIATOR . It
will give yen just the extra beat
you need for the cooler weather,
Have your house piped for .
iLLUMlNATING GAS. it will
give you light and comfort at a
small cost. inquire and see for ,
yourself. .
A postal card brings our rot»
rosenintlve. J
’ CONNECTIONS FREE.
Goon. R'vi’y‘ d“
t’t’g‘ Go.
mm
remain.
a». not... Com
we: .-
06 women»
iildisna‘iuc.
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saccharine.
L ..H m Decker
. .7 Washington tum. .
South Norwaiit. Pecan ;
so uh m 51:.
Enameled
ital.
KITCHEN WARE.
rldobmaliwd
Four Contod.
‘ Alto.
. Stamford Lfiliauges
ibis North Main I
and Want. Ito.
PL” TING .
”MIW9W W?“ ' ‘
reasonable—more lasting.
Gold. sum. sicflwp‘ a.
so Antique smash.
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M'F'G CO.
. 30. serum.
Our New Goods are .
now in $106k.
Printing.
Pint dangling
313R 55 Osborn swam .
transcendent
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