Teens Fancy ,
our ~—-- ,.
, 24 Cottage Acme;
' East some;
visit in New York city.
in Brooklyn.
a decks of rum aboard half the time.
of East Norwalk.
_ that cool weather has set in.
ton street bridge.
The “Reasoner,” formerly owned by
Captain Thomas B. Smith, and which
from Ring’s End Landing, Noroton,
Saturday, to be repaired. The boat
was driven ashore in last Wednesday’s
gale, and will be laid up at Joseph
, Fowler’s ship yard for the winter.
The first half hour of the Tuesday
yen ciasejmeeting itr the East Ave-
,hue , ethodist Episcopal Church, to-
morrow night, will be devoted to a me-
morihl service for .the late Charles
' H. Bennett, one of its oldest and most
active members. -A good attendance
is solicited, by the leader. James
L'Hom‘hiedisu. Jerome Smith will ren-
der an opprepriste vocal selection.
Leroy Hoyt, minus parts bf his ling-
ers and with the leg taken on below
the ho , . the result of a mishap on the
New lt,\_New Haven and Hartford
. mad isallowed to walk about the
Bridgeport by the hospital
"but is not out forgood.
Keogh who was in‘ Bridgeport
recently; met the young follow on the
street, on crutches, and what seemed
to beetroubllng him the most Just then
was thflbbo‘which he will have to pay
for snih‘tihciai leg. it will not later-
ferewith'dtis walking much. because
tho‘knjflie perfect, and Tom says he
,’ is as tty and spunky as ever in spite
,lofai‘dhst has happened to him in
the _, ys.’ . > ‘
H ., {it the residents of the Wash-
gtoin' .. restbridge, and other portions
of use: we of Norwalln are arranging
for the eiebrstion of the Jewish New
Year's. hich begins tonight at sun.
set amount-lilacs until sunset Tussdsy.
All thél‘ lanes of business will be clos-‘
ed. fl” hodox Jews. of which there
are a w {amines in this tow .wiil
‘ eye as holidays, attics
nea _' ll inRNorwslei; belong to
the sect knoyn as eforrn ews,.on-
ly or “do will be generally obserfed.
. The ‘ ill be celebrated in very
much“ e‘ e manner that we ob-
serve. theniodera New Years day in
somepa‘rts" er the country where it is
madeniorsfiof a holiday than here.
There willbsweiigious services follow-
ed by thehsnsi holldayfsss‘is.
‘cbnms wear village.
r. 45,319}! hobsthlmmsid
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5m th‘mjfliggg, 23cc
Weenla‘sfl‘ boon I 0c can
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3 “arbitrariness; with To...
meta sauce j 2 25“
Conn.
nu Nilliiiiiiiii
to look after the Berkeley House. in
Rowaylon avenue. during the closed
season. and has moved to the place.
Stephen Keogh has returned from Ms
Miss Elsie Wicke, of Cove avenue.
. f
has been making a visit in Stamford. rom Rowdyton avenue ‘0 the White
Bridge, the earth filling being taken:
f , . .
Mrs. Anna A. Parketon, of Hendricks mm D" C G Bohannsn a properly.
avenue, has been visiting her daughter Gertrude, 0, Brooklyn, who have been
the guests of relatives in this place
' for e .
Uncle Ned says you cannot expect d now time, returned home Satur
much decorum from any chap who has
Fairview, in Rowsyton avenue, closed
for the season last Saturday, when
Landlord C. E. Newson returned to his
home in ,Brookiyn.
' Misses Rose and Alice Maboney and
Lizzie Collins, of -Danbu‘ry, were the
guests yesterdaytof Miss biota Rysa,‘
Rowayion, have been spending the
past week with the farmer's parents.
Mruan‘d Mrs. Charles Schmidt, South
avenue, New Canaan.
' The oyster steamer Modes, of the
Radcl fleet, has commenced catching
bivalves for the fall trade. which is ex~
1’9““ ‘0 increase considerably, “0‘" to the Brooklyn Hospital, Friday. to
see his physician. He is progressing
nicely, and will in a few weeks, it is
Draw-lender John H. Cole and his expecied, be entirely well.
assistant began work this morning,
for the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company, making several
badly needed repairs to the Washing-
friends, Friday evening. at her resi-
dence in Highland avenue, Rowsytdn.
The time was very pleasantly passed
by playing games and with dancing.
Refreshments were served later in the
evening. ~
he sold to LWlB H. NE“, was brought eryman Edward J. Ladrigsn, is one of
the proud possessors of a badge for
service in tbe'Third Connecticut Vol.
unteers, one of the first organizations
to respond to President Lincoln's call
for volunteers.
to a number of‘ Rowayton - residents,
made his annual appearance Saturday
afternoon, and as usual was ready to
enter into any kind of negotiations al-
ong the watch line. He carries about
fifty watches in the lining of his coat.
and is always anxious to make an ex-
change, or purchase apparently worth-
less timepieces. which he repairs and
sells to some one else.
Stevens and the Winkle-Diggers played
another game of ball in the series, last
Saturday afternoon. on the Highland
avenue grounds. There was a good
attendance. and the game was watch-
ed with interest. The Winkle-Diggers
won by a score of seven to four. The
lineup was the same as on the prev~
ious Saturday. when the Stevens crcw
won. A rubber game will be played
nextfisturday at the same place.
his plague of the night, itching piles.
Dean’s Ointment cures, quickly and
permanently. At any‘drug store, 50
cents. . '
R. D. Lyon's new house.
from/,iheleifects, of his fall as to be
able to be up tow'h‘.“ '
greener, received si csrload of oats and
a car of hay last- week.
Carrie Latinfof Smith Norwnik, were
the guests of friends in Barton, Satur-
day afternoon.
hold e
he returned» Hewleyville. where he
has someIrelstives to spend s few
weeks. i'ootssrgsv ‘ I Druliso that
he wouldvcums to
I
Min, f, ‘, "
adwllr'roit.
Rev. 1‘. 0. rows conducted both ser-
vic In the sptist Church yesterday.
. I‘d. C. H. or and daughter. lies
,3?! Nous:- are spending s few days
aw Yuri city.
John dummy. of Highland avenue.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kidd. at
their home in Virginia.
George McKay. of Brooklyn. was a
slim st the residence of Captain wu-
lidm i.lltsvens. oust-day.
Miss Riker an Min 0 rnelis Brown
have returned from seals time.
too ing camp
where they hays been at
in tin. . . »
agile .Lsdies' Aid Ioclety. of the
ethodist church, held their regular
cake and cream sale Saturday night.
in the chapel.
A large number of trees. blown down
during the atom here last week. have
been cleared hwly and the streets
are passable a sin.
George Can oldewho has been on
cupying the house owned by George
Shock on Lent Hill, has moved to New
York for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Themes and
daughter, Will“. of Jamaica. are the
guests of Mr. Thomas' mother, Mrs.
Mary Thomas, Rowayton avenue
Mrs. Annie Shocks has been ensued
Repairs are being made to the road
Mrs. Robert Dibble and daughter.
ay. ,
The Berkeley House, formerly the
Mr. and Mrs. Louis 'Schmidi, of
Postmaster George W. Bryan went
Miss Maud Adams entertained a few
dohn Hoyt, who is employed by Liv~
The old watchman. as he is known
The crew' of the steamer Kate C.
--lt’s folly to suffer from that horri-
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Workmea have commenced shingllng
Henry Whitney. has so recovered
Samuel Grumman, the well~known
Mrs. William J. Wilcox and lies
lOVeti son.
llt.
.0...-
end nf the island.
Pinckney, at Belle island.
homes In Danbury.
dent of Belle island.
the assistant at the place.
fat, and
Stsqur‘ '. ‘
been occupying 'ih
:rhe Repu at... town committeo'wiil
Magnum. at 8 o‘clock, up
;
Ing arrangements for the opening of keeper of th
the campaign.
A new roof 1, be,“ placed 0', Dr. ihsvs finished shingllng the roof. and
and Mrs. G. H. Noxon's cottage, occu- .‘i°",5““e" “"9 be” ”he“ “I 905“
pied by Hanford Smith, and which a 3'0“: (The bulwark-new innrstclm
tree fell on during the cyclone of last
Wednesday afternoon. 3
. The members of Volunteer Hookand
Ladder Company held a sociable hi1
day night, in Fitch's Hall, Nomion..
The affair. was well attended. and new. i
Cornelia Bates
turned to their h
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a few dsye' onting’ité‘il‘akviewncotm:
. ta avenue. “These three ladies
jobs around the, grounds.
condition for winter.
stand all atoms that arise.
2 . l ‘ to‘iileflosternrothersmwn. e
on or the island. "’i'hs’ontire family, ‘ .,_'
- - in Martin W.
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of over 300 m. whchI'ws give free for this."
s at sA'rIN cross soap. samba .
he cut trust the mo
w ' ‘ we scouamo soap. sum-
washers moan
Dulsl’Si- Bean Q. 906
week, from his European trip.
ports that the vacation, the first one
in manually!) years. was a pleasant
one, although he just reached his old
home in time to attend his mother’s
funeral. Thsdecessodr was well along
in years, and feeble in health, hnving
suffered from heart trouble, and be-
came over—excited, thinking once more
to see her oldest and most dearly be-
A new football team has been o -
lsed in Dari under the manage eat
of Norman illiamson, who will' also
act as captain. ‘Mr. Williamson has
had considerable experience in this
line, and the team is expected to be
very successful. The Brady grounds
have been secured, and the poles are
.up and the gridiron laid out, and prac-
tice will commence this week, A ser-
ies of three games has already been ar—
ranged with the Young Men‘s Christ-
ian Association team. of South Nor-
walk. The first outagwlli be played on
October l. in Darlenz'dctober 31, in
South Norwalk, and Ndvember ii, in
Darien. Manager Williamsdn will scl—
cct his players and substitutes from
the following: Dance, Ferguson. (lan-
trcil. Goff. VanDine, 'C. Williamson.
Quackcnbush, Gibner. C.
Freudcntbal. Miller.- ,Chadderion.
Weed, C. Wucrs. M. Norman and
Clock. Manager Williamson will
pleased to meet all teams after October
The weather has
’for profit or com
NOTES 5}; THEVSEA SHORE.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenney, of Brooklyn.
are guests at the Clinton House.
A croquet ground has been laid out
On Charlcs H. Jones' lawn at the south
Miss Agnes Merle Jarboc, of Brook-
lyn, is the guest of Miss Jennie B.
Mrs. Joel C. Foster and Mrs. E. A.
Norris. who has been at Arbor Cottage.
‘Bclle Island. returned today to their
Rev. and Mrs. Wililarh Jambsx'nre
entertaining Miss imogene Bradford.
of New York, who was a former resi-
John J. Snellback expects to keep
his place at Roton open uniil Septem-
ber 25. John Sheridan. of Brooklyn, is
The R ton Point orchestra gave its
last Sun‘ ay afternoon concert for this
season, yesterday afternoon.
Brown. 0 gridgeplorthwss ftbe cornst-
‘ ,, program'rendered was a
good one. There was a fair attend-
ance. nearly all 'those’present at the
Point on trots, South Norwelk and
B. F. ‘, lyn's host has been taken
from South beach. ‘where it drifted
during the heavy blow of Tuesday, and
is now anchored on a stretch of beach
south of Mr. DeKiyn’s dock. The host
will not be repaired until next spring.
Msdames Keils tad Sigma, who have
tent‘at Roton Point
during the summer, totiing fortunes.
struck camp :Bsturdsy night. and are
suing taliewh’ork for..s.tiiue. They
made many friends. and will
remrnhernmusssnu ~ i a
Repairs on the Bhodield light
the town hall, for the purpose of min are completed: ”Ind-s m inseam
e light, is doing s. few odd
_k“
in»
'1
dire. .iliissbeth'flslsett, Mrs. Susan
Jarvis. Mrs, Esther Ryder. and Mrs.
, of ,Dsnbury, have re;
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NEW 1!pr CITY
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sumption are lmhold a fair commenc-
LeGrand B. Cannon #‘d wife, of New
Haven. spent Thursdaywhere.
A top dressing of diyt and gravel is
being put on Riverside avenue.
F, 1“,}! wiring and w s, of Bridge.
port. are v siting relaiiv s here.
0. A. flowers and iamiiy are, some
pylng the George B. Adams Iimisd.
Joseph Fagnh in (skill
course in one of the Brl geporl Iiiisl~
M183 Frances Allen has returned to
her home in Newton City'aftei' an
extended ylslt here with friends.
Backside inn has closed its doors
and the summer of 1903 is now a thing
of history, and not the moat agreeable
ai ihlt. for either proprlsiOr or guests.
beer. was too erratic .
for s ‘the shots
Amused at last to the right of ten
payers in Coieytawli..-.tiio..,neccssltisl
arising and a no sin dam mi not to be
ignored, "the Be 001 be
to open the‘Coleytow-n school deeming
it for ihe‘beat interests of‘all." That
of course includes the school board.
As a matter of fact It didn't require a
petition or field glass to see the situa-
tion and have bad a school open when
the term begun.
It is remarkable the. flight of some
imaginations and the many eager to
tilt with them, A wild and weird story
circulated here Wednesaiy, relative to
a large vessel on Dry, e
GEORGETOWN.
- - Vi'. I‘r KW,
Edgar Beers has gone to Kansas to
nnory is spending his ys~
cation «was: .1 :
.Mrs. A. H. Her man. of Ncwaork
ally. vu'iniwwnisst week. ,
:Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jennings are vis-
Fallsithis leek. »
.Iirs. A. C. Eggleston srrl
trenches Jersey lust
r. and Mrs. El 0
kiynsiefthr: their home Tues- . .7
a. Mm. .Hnbert from with
ursdsy to visit freinds 1st
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bat-igl- showroom, , ,, _
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Mimi
OLATI AND TIN ROOFING.
Gas and Itssm Fitting.
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How's mm
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We otter One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward tor any case offlotsrrh met can-
not bereaved by Hall's Cstarrh Cure.
.3. CHENEY A: 00.; Toledo. 0. . ,
" e undersigned. have known: 1".
so: the last um land he-
, perfectly honors
, business transactions and-
.sble' toner" out say 0 ‘
asux, wannabe mun-o,
iNG. KlNNANuuds. MARVIN
Maui. Druggists. Toledo. 0
l's-‘Cstsrrh Ours is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 1150 per
Sold by all druggists.
. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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RICHMOND RANGES?
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one.
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Flames-lirv-l
Foui- conflict
_ Stamfordfiia
an lilo. .
. Corg‘florthgflaiag: I ,
: that? salons. l“,.
no mo
A 7 ooo‘soooossos
I ‘ a little sensibleistrai
forward ts‘lkabcut cur claims _
his store is run on bu:
rihci leuwernn to ms 0“.
Exotic}? out of it. We Ire-not sob
with the sale unless you are
ed with your purchase;
‘ we w t on, or a re
233m“ sn‘r'iI sy business tr end;
.' .ToOrder—Window Shades. Pic
6. runaway ; .
let in Wall. PWv'P‘in““’
e“titanium. Artists‘idlmieifijfi
SPECIALS.
, White Curtain Pol
tumnpc- ' '
_ Cloth ,Window
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songs»;
«a my
car If.
Josiah I. Mswla Camus! Grumman
. “J. Weilsss Mervin.
ii business
John H. Ferris.
John H. Knapp
John H. Light:
Joachim .. lslfsifsd ‘
Hammers. .
We. have a fine (in: of those
goals at very «with prices
considering quality... ' . ‘
Hanoi/sarcasm?
“ Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunitibn. Blanks.‘
Fishinu Tackle
has decided
Sleeve.“
, not who do
" 1°“ swam” 1....“ "l
3 {-Cut" C's: 0W 1%. ,‘l‘ts
c. .
easily. No tagging ,2 _
‘ our sun. name may»,
“I ' .' .' ‘_~ ,Yg.
‘54 mm or.
, and has.
drdds hurried to Comps, eager to see
the sight. Some fertile brains, aided
by telescopes, pictured men lashed to
tho meets. a helpless wreck pounding
and battered; the yarn even went so
far, as to have several, of the unfor-
tunates drowned. As a mailer of feel.
a schooner anchored oil Cockenoe ls~
land and naturally enough did consid-
erable bobbing. The man aboard were
wise and got under cover.
the anchors were hauled up and the
schooner sailed away.
many eager to see the reputed wreck
was Eugene McKenzie, and In due sea-
son he returned to the center disgusted
at being fooled gndfollowed by s rain-
sosked dog that had taken to him, No
sooner did Moliennsdlovo too in the
center than bellies doses enquired:
"‘Where did you get the: dog?"
didn’t know for a moment, but Eli
Mead; ready forms lake.“ responded:
0“ 'fSwsm from the wreck. The sole sur-
vivor," and a number take the matter
seriouslyeveu now" A; a matter of
fact -Westport seems to have had less
of the blow than any section east. and
in town or at onshore. particularly
there are very few evidences of any se-
verity. on the hill section west, a
numberof trees were blown down. but
theei’fect is no/wsys near as striking
semi Southport, Fairiield and Bridge-
McKenna has parted company
with the dog, did that Wednesday of.
ternoon, sndcan’t keep, up the delu-
s on.
misuse. PAPER HANO-
sarruam . .
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' ' now-in; sloth;
INF}. DECO
all sortsoi
Boat and‘Siipie Re-
scribbles-
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warm! ‘ as
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Nut nobi- on, Library.
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gazes. .
this agency tc'llv‘s up to'
an! in the Life [neuritic-e
For particulars cousin
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