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A. STULL,
24 COTTAGE AVINUE.
EAST» NORWALK.
AASl AlllfllllAlA
Mrs. Joseph Fowler is ill at her home
in Sesview avenue.
Ship Carpenter Fowler has repaired
C. A. Freeman’s 'skiit.
Mrs, Charles DuCroas has returned
from a visit to New Haven.
Mrs. Hiram D. Perry. of Danbury.
has been visitingkiopdaln this place.
John Hicks of Bridgeport, and a
lady friend wére visitors in town last
evening.
Miis“ Elan Clancy. of New York. is
' the guest of Mrs. Daniel Keogh. of East
Norwaik.
Mrs. Quintard, of Fort street, East
Norwalk. spent Saturday Sunday and
‘ Monday last out of town. .
“Colonel James L'Hommedieu is in
ngialaad, atteudln the reunion of
his” regiment, at Nort p‘ort.‘
rs. Samuel Bland is entertaining
Mrs. Moria Dunderdale and Miss Clara
Dunderdsle of Lawrence Mass.
Mrs. Brown. oft Rowan street who
was run over by a carriage is getting
along as nicely as can be expected
Miss Hazel Potter. of Mount Kisco,
who has been visiting Mr. ond Mrs.
:VII-thur Godfrey has retarded to her
one.
. The condition of C. H. Bennett, ct
Winfield street. is such as to excite
considerable fears for his recovery.
"A" Bennett’s age is against him.
ohn L'Hommedieu went on the boat
is moaning to hunt lasind for a visit
Alli or two at Bellport where
Mrs LHommedieu and children are
vi ng' relatives. '
Max Levy. his son and daughter Bee
aid you .to Brooklyn today to attend
olhartyi there Miss Levy will go to
island and spend two weeks there
wtile {out of friends.
Rev. J. W Davis led the meeting last
him at he Advent Church. A large
ottoonap e ensured enthusiasm and
th‘ aflolt was a most interesting one.
v. James W Davis is in New York
today business.
hill-s ith Young. of East avenue.
hall» " a position with Frederick
“ at
H: mflemnernl agent of. the Connect!
semiannual
Ll lie insuranco Company.
. ‘33“? [do Field the regular stanc-
on, is ill. Miss Field has-typhoid
4. ”my select party will attend the
' ,tol'sliig of the son of Mr and Mrs.
‘ Roles, of the Washington street
tomorrow morning at 10
'rai‘he affair will take place at
their Wments over their place of
.. A rabbi from New York will
'. ole " iA large number of guests
hoodinvited The young hopeful
l1 tmhobly be given the name of
Still?
:“The Contented Christian" ferried
the Stubloct of a very interesting and
‘ struotlve semen preached last night
‘ 31! Rev; domes Montgomery, presiding
if.
eat” he New York East District.
, ”Va V t Avenue ‘K‘ethodis‘tV ghurch.
on of on of ti: Joann
ly :eb ‘ ace of the church. 3::
V as large and the people "at-
great interest to the .eio-
Salli: magma of Ir. Moltgonioty.
All: We“ meeting was not a very
m ooo'ond only routine matters were
i . , ..
V . sowsva.
fuse regular prayer meetings were
bold in ibth churches. last evening.
. it. add Mrs. R. S. Barclay are en-
w, Lawyer Morrison and wife.
‘ A“ llier has just left the harbor
‘ sloop V“Jn‘iiet“ to put her in
. , Imam-t Gigi-3“,
“1.3L
ed prayer. Sevgrol rash; were suns
mgu o n t A part th
.. JmhAligly yyto lb hedl‘ts of ma:
‘ Mr award Slauson. Ml IEdnh
fiduciary ”as
colon?
ardf ototto
walk. sang two solos A duott by
Mrs. S. D. Woods and Miss Norma
Sharer: a trio by Mrs. .'P. D. Woods.
liorma anchor and Da d Albrecht
is a mill on. were all
" by Mrs '
s. Bahia o Albrecht}
isses Clara and Florence Raymond
#:m all listened to. with pleasure
(I
Cleverley and Rev. 8. D. Woods offer-
was the remarks. modo‘hy the arr
for who stood in the pulpit for pthe
first time in four months. owing to ill-
ness. The church was decorated, and
the motto "WelcOma Home" was ’plac»
edlp a bower of ferns and flowers.
Another concert will be given on Sun-
and comet stylus.
tetis and reading. Those who attend
cannot fail to enjoy the gervlce.
——Bad blood and indigestion are dead
ly enemies to good health.
Blood Bitters destroys them.
DARIEN sun Nosorou.
VVVMlss Annie Stevens has been very
Mrs. Esra Styles is visiting friends
on the Hudson.
Miss Mary Coburn returned to Tre-
mont last week.
Miss Helen B. Waterbury spent Sun-
day in Bridgeport.
Mrs Chaitanya Bartram ia recover-
lug m iumbt
Miss Hattie oPooler,
Bridgeport Saturday
The Presbyterians. of Noroton have
postponed their picnic
Miss Mary E. Warner arrived Mon-
day, from WetlIersileid.
Mrs. Stsxenpg of 0x Rid A, mother of
Mrs Bart has been ii.
James Ruscoe and family will move
to Summer street. Stamford.
Miss Sadie Weed returned Tuesday,
from a weekfs visit to New Cannon.
0. H. Tilley and Judge Taylor are
now on their return trip from Europe.
”Dr, Alice Lyon Fitch and Mrs. Alfred
Jeliifle Vyisited Savln Rock last week
Miss Helen Waterbury ahd Miss Jos
gin,V 8t John'yislted Roton Point, Labor
a y.
Charles Webber of Main street has
been very ill and is under Dr. Noxon’ a
care.
Misses Annie and. Ada Conn return
adi-d Monday, from their visit in Pitts-
e .
Mrs. Dr. Tripp. of ew York has
been visiting her mot eI, Mrs
Bands
Mrs. E. B, Chadderton returned,
Tuesday, from her visit in Linux.
Mass.
Mrs. Harper returned home to
more IIqsdsy. aftor a vist with Mrs
Clarence Clock.
Mrs Fanny Dates of On Ridge spent
a day last week at Mr A T. Water-
bury'a Noroton.
George I.. Blrdsali of New York is
visiting his mother Mrs Francis Bird
sail. West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. of Brooklyn.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. JamesM.
Wilimott and family.
Mrs. Schluter. of West avenue, visit-
ed friends in Woodstock. L. L. from
Saturday last till Monday.
Mr. and Mrs L. H Herman of Bronx
Park, hate been visiting Mr. and lira
Howard Slauson Mansfield avenue.
Mrs. Ruth Green and Mrs. Angle
Chamberlain, of Stamford, a out last
Thursday with Mrs. Nathan uchy..
Henry Whitney has been ill for sev-
eral days from the effects of a fall the
experienced while. eating down a tree.
Mrs J. B. Morebouse and daughter,
Miss Helen. and Mr. and Mrs Williini
rehouse spent Monday at Lake
Ki chewa‘n.
Miss Mary Coleman. of New Yotlt.
who has been spending several weeks
at Benjamin Wood's, Noroton, return-
ed home Wednesday ' n
Mrs J. D. Bishop. of Stamford In.
Router Bishop and Mia D H. Clark.
were recent guests of Mrs. Merlin J.
Waterbury Noroton.
Miss Mary Spelllnan. of Brooklyn,
who has bah spending a was! with
Miss Bessie M Weed of Norman re-
turned home Saturday.
:Mrs. William Whitney. and Miss Lib
hie Seeley visited Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Whitney. of Port Chester, last week.
They visited Rye Beach. u . .
it is ostlmited that 500 homeostat-
tended the lawn fete of th Presbyter
ion Church Noroton. last eat, The
ontert Inéfiil' wasagreatsuccaas .
visited in
Slauson Mr pad Mrs. L H rglaa
of Pa I’k Howard 9
Brad's and
Jr. visited Rdton Point. Labor‘
Among the excursionists to?
d. Labor Day, were my?
uflede e Whitno! ,.
Henry Tristram. Misses Jenhlou
$33, Weed Albert Weed and MVV
A party of friends attenV
cursion to Savin Rock,
They were hfra.Dr Dr'i'ripp.
Bibblns Miss Robinson. Miss A
L Seodeid Mrs. J E. Ballade
Ella Bates and Mrs. N. Crofoohj‘,
lit. and Mrs. Theodore F.
entertained on Labor Day.
man’s brother and wife. Mr.
lilo Donia ahamam lilo ViIiVIVV- Val
scriptures were read by A. B.‘
It
. 50
day evpning consisting of wool, violin ‘
Duet. trio, quar- ‘
Burdock ’
Dr. the summer at Arbor cottage in Park
A, home from a month's outing at Leos
apple
H
larva Boron
a.i
will
.ViIV ,
u swoop-missus... a a
marks cut from the we
are spending their vacation at Hickory
Bluff Norwalk, and other points.
Druggist George Stevens and faml~
iy, of Daubury are at the Hanna Cot
is e Belle island.
H Wright and ismiiy left Belle
‘isluhd yesterday fot their winter rosi-
dence in Mount Vernon.
J. Johnson and family, who have
been occupying the Rock Cottage, Bell
island. have returned to Brooklyn.
There will be an excursion at Roton
Point Sunday from New York. The
steamer John Sylvester is to bring the
White Star Club.
Conrad Koch w.ho with his family'.
has been staying for several months
at his cottage on Pine Point left to-
day for, his home in Hobokeu. New
Jersey. ’ .
A. W, Wallace and family, who have
been summering in their cottage at
Pine Point. left it» their winter resi-
dence in Bridgeport yesterday. George
Ernest Bunion drove Mr Wallaces
handsome team ,of horses over.
Mrs E Maxmann and family, Mas
ter Harry and the Misses Elsie and
Sophie, left for their home at Marble
Hill. N. Y.. yesterday, after spending
avenue. Miss inuisa Maxmann will "
accompany them. She has been at the
island all the month of August.
The big tent at Belle island, where
very successful gospel services have
been held during the summer, is to be
taken down today. A number of Volun
teers will assist Rev. William James
in doing the work. The canvas, chairs
and other paraphernalia will be carried
to Ellm Home, and stored until next
season.
Thomas Schroeder. the assistant at.
the Roion Point cafe, left yesterday
for New York, where he will be local-
ed at 73 Courtlandt street, a hotel own-
cd by James S. Kelley, manager at the
Point. Mr, Schroeder will be greatly
missed. and his many friends wish him:
the best of success wherever his lines
are cast
The Stewart cottage at Belle island.
was closed today for the summer, and
the family returned to their home in
New York. Misses Olivia and Flora
Walters. who are teachers in the pub
lic schools in New York. were obliged
to report at the schools today pre-
paratory to resuming their regular do»
ties next Monday.
Charles H Davis and family, of New
York the owners of Red Top cottage
on the south end of the island. have
been unavoidably detained in the city.
They were expected yesterday but.
Mrs Dav‘is mother is dying in Elmira
N Y and consequently it is doubtful
if they open their cottage this season.
Mr. Davis is a photographer in the me-
tropolis. l
—————....
wss'rpon'r.
The expenses of town farm for Au-
gust were 87 ,55. -
Miss ido Keene is on the teaching
stall at Good Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stone are visit-
ing in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Meeker has returned
from a visit to Bridgeport. -
Miss Edith Bradley is entertaining
Miss Flora' Good-ell of Stamford
Sheriif Frederick Hamper is on duty
attha criminal court, Bridgeport.
Miss Emily Roberts of Little Rock,
Arkansas is a late comer-at the rams.
Mrs Charles H. Kemper has been cn-
rimming Isis. Wilbur won. or audgol
lss Edna and Miss Marjorie Been
v‘e hen visiting friends in Bridge».
red by a niche of dying wood ‘th '
.535; R. P. Sherwood has return
ynistcr Mass. ,.
Charles Pommy and faintly, of I 5*
ry. are guests at the home of Co
line item
giphla, have
Vy cottage
taken possession of
BVLyVonaPlsias
Aaupperaad fairls ”fit; ,
day’a‘ehooi room of Trinity chu »
attention (if, t .
30.0 EGANT PR?!
diam
s’oi SATIN, LOSS SOAP. SATINB VV
WASflthVi POWIVVIVVER. ili' SUNSHINE SCOURINO SOAP. Address V.
and s. ill-own o (3..." w“,
“41W
told and wife. of Phil ,_ , _
noses poioiumusw
2‘
l l‘tJ't " ‘
catalogue. mglvlns
V'V ‘ for ll”
r ‘ er; .
description
trade-
Ad‘a Stuart has secured the position.
Quite a human of young people from
this place commonwd a course of
study in Brown's Business college. in
South Norwulk yesterday.
Still comment relative to the action
of electors at the rot-cut town meeting
in refusing to accept the lino stretch
of road continues and it has resulted
in an open letter rom William H. Burr.
VMI' Burr is a staunch supporter of
‘Quaiity", that was long ago evident
and he has endeavored to skim the
troubled waters with oil figuratively.
and declares cmphntlcally that at the
annual town meeting the road in dls~
pute will be accepted.
WILTON.
RobeIt Cole has re- -unlistcd in Com-
may I). Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Icklund spent
Labor Day in New York.
A. J. Hutchinson. of Cannon, has
purchased a horse from Norwalk par-
ties.
Miss Hattie Olmsieud. (ll Norwalk.
visited Mrs Herbert Sturgcs on Sat-
urday. .
John Angle. of Oberlin Ohio has
been visiting his uncle. Rev. A. G.
iloynton.
Mrs. J. McEwen ilulto has issued iu~
vitntidns to a tea from i to 6 Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mia. Wilcox, of Waterbury,
were goes a of Mrs. William Benjamin
on Monday.
A" Christian Endeavor sociable was
held in the . Congrcgsiional Chapel
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Alice Penilcld. 'who had been
a guest at the inn. has returned to
her home in the city.
lt.is reported. that W. H. Fearn has
bought the house and farm now occu.
pied by, Eben Barrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pearl. of Phil-
ndcphla. spout Montllay with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rockwell.
Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Holden and fami-
ly. of Danbury. enjoyed Labor Day in
Wilton driving and calling on Wilton
friends.
Miss Ethel Belts has returned from
an extended outing in Canada, where
she was Ihc guest of (1 friend in a
camping party.
Miss Carrie Taylor has been rein-
Itagcd as teacher in South Wilton Dis-
trict. for the ensuing year. and be-
gan her school duties on Monday.
F. Edwin Elwell. of this city, spent
Sunday in Wilton. This gentleman.
Well-known in the art world as :i
Stillpfor contemplates renting a place
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer. of New York.
were the guests this week of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Fitch. Mr. Spencer desires
to locate here. if he can find suitabia
property.
The, Summer Whist Club met Tucs-
day afternoon with Mrs. Feaaenden.
The successful contestants were Miss
Kundcl. first prize; Miss May .Wlsp
gins, second: Mrs. A. W.- Merwia third;
Miss Marian Olmstead. fourth; Mrs.
J. McEwen Betta, fifth. Miss Annie
Hyatt was the recipient of the consul
ation prise.
Sarah Elisabeth wife oi Herbert
Barrett, died at her home in North
Wilton, on Saturday .arfter a brief ill-
ness. The sympathy of the commu-
nity is extended to the bereaved fam-
Ily and iatlws. . Funeral cortices
were. held other late residence. Tues
day attemosn, Rev. W. 4E. Hooker of
iiclating.
Cemetery.
for Golf Club embers cm I
thil‘lr il‘t il'dna‘nce iIIV‘PM the gimwlsmi‘lia‘ll‘
Sorta ay "out“. was
with.“ decorated with green maple:
ulte a and tofu .. i
All.“ "" m Idling “i:
niahed music for danoioo' sac-co
tillioa was; an hymn“! Edithrgointtgg
a. no
age of igdfieleman. Tits
he most on
, intoby traain oathsWianeld
. and the explosion resulted. s
alias lefthers fertile strand
The burial was in Hillside . A ’
The threatening weather did not de- .
owl. "I0 ‘08“ b9-
.“ .‘ -
”1- up to
HOW'I THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catsrrh that can-
not be cured y Hali' s Catnrrh Cure.
E. J. CHE EY it 00.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known it
I. Cheney for the, last 15 yea s. and he‘-
lievc hlIn perfectly honorahle in all
business transactions and nancially
able to carry out any obligations mode
by their firm.
VWVESVTVV & TRUX. Wholesale Druggists,
wuouslu KINNAN “a MARVIN.
wWiIolesale Druggists. Toledo. 0.
Halls Caisrrh Cure is taken inter-
sally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 76c per
bottle. Sold by all dru'ggists.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the boot.
tour: so ih‘cczssruc.
Ailg’ humus
,‘sou-m aqswALK; court.
2' H
Mia].
dairies.
vv‘! ".3“ #M'tl .'
this I. Pinned.
so... {did
DlIIBTORVOt
John H. Ferris Henry ”new
John H. Knapp Christian dwarta
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
Josiah l. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace ulsrvln. V
Accounts Solicitor!
Hamill-uh
We have a [incline of these
goods at very reachable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks. as
Public Tack .
and ‘ “
all Soils of
Boat and Shore Re-
sort Supplies.
COMSTQOK.
wnltfir’fi‘s“
otd‘iflill“ .1...
. Vnodrt, ,
Next Door City Library.
112 wAsltluorou eraser.
south“ shaman
snoop?“ - ‘
The Conn. Goa'l Life ion. 00. has
discovered to its profit that the boat
advertisements it his ,ever had jun
coma strenuously "omits oatlslod
po‘ilcy holders and we are sh‘ivlflsia
this ,agenc to 9livlo ill? to I blob: shod-
the s-iaauraaso holiness-i ,
gratificaooi
$100,000.00 ._
arbor Profits. 548.209. at) ;
Minoan
.AHAESlONSA
The hour at rod in i wn‘
are huviu Tell“ in hlled'a
means (If Illumination. The]
are just waking up to the m
that it is the only reliable and *
economical light and that it does
not coal ii mini of mom-y to have
it installed. We pipe any houses
or store for just what it costs us. ,
The light of today--_
its: Ilhhrivllh is mod-
ern aooeuar as. the
Mlpydah stamp it?“
ballasts!” Hamil
,rlire hemp for Motor
” arid glans; is soft?
blur and effective. *
it makes night work light work
and saves many an optic nerve.‘
.Drop us a line and our more ..
sentstive nili call. '
., ‘CONNEE'L‘EE‘S FREE.
G duh. , R’w’y g,
W“ on
.tlwovi'. "’3!" 1’
. lid ‘ “W is.
larval-(italic lipoflhpe claims on
your consideratio‘.’ ‘
This store is run on business
. principles; we run it to make our
money out of it. We are not sat-
tailed with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your purchase,.be-
turc Frames.
Dealer in was Papers. Painters"
Supplies. Artists' Materials.
' SPECIALS.
White Curtain Pelee with Fix-
tures. root:
Cloth Window Shades. with
{ring e, a c.V
Solid rass Hall CurtaIn Rods,
3 ft. long. with fixtures. Ioc.
.“Shure~Cut" Can Opener. cuts
easily. No ":57 ed edge.
7.3.
3281' STEEL PABINO KNIVES,
d
C!
- PAINTING. PAPER- HANG-
ING, nacossrruo.
‘f87W Ship itself
South Norrtalhfi > affine“
Té‘whsfie owns 7
M
vaIQ' “Aw” MXWND.
mum
game we want you for a r niar ,
, customer and a business fr end. ..
To Order—Window Shades. Pic- - A
i
’! MW . .
reasonable—more lasting. V ,
com. Iiivor. Nichol. Copper: aI-v
Io Vontldna Ironing.
MT” blow-salad lsotrlem
mmaagaasam Blot!!!
asovaos-Vsae.
VTHEG.N.WBIN
56 WA TER 37'»
some 1
Enameled
UI-AL
KllfillElinlNARE.
.l‘llil'llrldldlbiiouly.
Four Oootod.
Aloe,
Stamford V~Ranges
and wood
“Ito.
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We" ‘de-
PU! TING
WNW-tum mm
‘J' .3‘
tors.‘ .
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V80 oestrus.
Our New GAOdS the
now in ’slbélt.
Norwalk Chronicler