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THE
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DIVORCE ACTION.
I’upcrs were returned to the civil
uupcliol couIt this week in a divorce
notion which tells the story of a very
cllolt married life. Dora M llusseI,
or F'alriluld who was Miss Stegcman
III-low shc mot and mnnicd Joseph
IlunsIr, now of Oxford. in New Haven
county blings the action and she ul-
logos dos I‘lllllll and intolerable cr.uelly
’l‘lII I'vnuplc \vII muIIlud on May 15.
kills ’l‘lIc husband left cxuctly One
month latur and nUVI‘l returned. The
wito also Ilsku for the custody of the
fixer-om old child. Geneva Alyiuplu
Bunsen, and u change of name.
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Raymond stlcot, South Norwalk. We
.lont send out any teams unless re
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Hi There. Capt!
Can you tell me where I can get a
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Imperial Cate.
That's the best place I know of In town
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.. ooLo AND sILvsn PLATING.
New Ennland flotilla Motors.
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In oporItlon.
Repairs to Stationary and MI-
rlno Engines and General Mach-
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,ag-‘I.
rythl In mm‘rpmua by
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hair is so thin, so short, so ngIy.
it makes the hair grow, restores color.
, about one hour.
, tcc invito all who are Interested. but
' especially urge parents who have chil-
' the schools;
u use yor’sI
Miss MargaIet Hotchmsn ls spend
log I week in Providence, it i.
Mayflower Hook and LaddeI Com
pany holds a meeting this evening.
Miss Edna Adams has taken I post
tiou in a laundry in New Haven as ste
nographor und bookkeeper
John Shea Ioturned last evening
from Chicago. where he has been at-
tending the funeral of his sister.
The work of getting the launch
“Kluwnor” into commission is pro-
gressing rapidly at Joseph Fowler's
shipyard.
Miss .oba Simoms has returned
from New Haven. whom she has been
spending a few days with Miss Hattie
smith formerly of East Norwnlh
A roll-cull was held yesterday after-
noon at the meeting of the Junior
League in charge of Mrs. E. S. Bowen.
The attendance was very gratifying.
Thomas Benedict, who is at the sub
treasury in‘ New York. has received a
considerable‘ promotion through the
death of the bond of his department.
Miss Lillian F. St. John, of St.
John's av.cnue Ieturncd home ycstcr-
day from a visit to Peckskill N. Y,
wheIe she has been the guest of Miss
Evelyn Simpson.
The Ladies” Aid Soviety will most In
the Indies‘ parlor. chucsduy ulter-
noou. III 2 o‘clock. A largo attendance
is desired. as there is business of ini-
portant'e to be transacted.
The annual meeting of the East Nor-
walk school district will be held at
the Fitch school on Juno 17, to elect
a treasurer, a collector and other oili-
cers. among them being a member of
the district for three years. The Fitch
school is to be rc-shiuglcd and painted
and the buildings put in repair
On Wednesday evening at 8 oclock
June 15 1904 E II. (lumbuit will give
an address III the East Avenue Metho-
dist Epistopui (‘huich on cdqutiImul
mattcrs whiting to the past and plus-
cut of our Most Norwulk District
School. Everybody invited. especially
all parents and those, interested in tho
sthool. Special music will be provid-
eI.
wGlass wushboards at Street's Cash
I'lroccry.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
(‘hurch IIotlIes: .lumcs l' i-Iommedlcu
\v Iii hold his class meeting on Tuesday
evening III 8 o"-.L10Ik Let there be II
IIIng attendance The regular church
prayer meeting will be held on Thurs-
day evening at it o'clock. 'l‘he lunior
Band will have charge of the meeting.
The .lunioI hand will hold their reg-
uluI mcctiug on Fliduy evening, at 8
o clock in the Ladies pump. The
East Avenue Methodist Church will ob-
serve Sunday lune 19 as (‘hiidreu‘s
Dav.
A Mmmou cider. holding in Owens-
ville Kentucky. woke up the other
night, and told his wife that he had
lust come out 'of hell and had been
instruttcd by John Alexander Bowie
and the Devil to administer to her the
'I‘riuue baptism and compelling her to
IIIcumpnny him to the nearest piece
of water had pushed her under Im the
thin! limo when her screams reached
the attention of some of the neighbors.
and she was rescued. but more dead
than nlivc. Dowic hasn't got to that
place yet. At last accounts he had
but his $40 a day hotel in Berlin. and
was putting up at the Hotel Cecil in
London, with his wife and son.
Antoine LcCroix Jr is occupying a
lucrative position as. architect in the
tax department of the City Hall. New
York. where he executes all the maps.
He Is an usually brilliant young man.
having graduated at. the Normal Col-
loge. New York, when a boy, and be-
I'amc master of five languages. Italian,
Spanish. German Frenth and English,
all of which he writes and speaks
fluently. He is also a. wonderful pian-
ist having recently put in a $500 in-
strumcnt in the home of himself. fath~
or. mother and sister, in the house
which he planned in Barbey street
Brooklyn. N. Y. » Young Lacroix has
trnv eled extensively all ov or the Unit
od States as well as on the continent
of Europe
An amusing way of striking up an ac-
quaintance happened the other day.
to Benedict street. “You want to see
Ed James don‘t you?“ “Why sure.
that is what I came from Brooklyn
fot.’ “How do you do. MI imOroix.
l‘m gun to met you." “How did you
know my .name."‘returned the old gen-
eleman To which Charlie Iepiled:
‘1 should be I funny man if I did not
know my own name. My name is
LaCron too." From now on the two
LaCrolx' s will alwnys be friends.
011 Wednesday evening. June '16 the
patrons and friends of the East Nor-
wslk schools are invited to attend a
Avenue M. E. Church The exercises
will begin at eight 0 ‘chck‘ and itrill lust
The school commltr
drcu in the schools to come out. Ad-
mission is entirely fr Chester H
Benedict wiII sirlg a so 0: Principal E,
H. Gumbart will review the work of
and Miss Laurette D.
Ainsworth will also sing These vocal-
ists are so well known and esteemed
that music lovers should not miss the
opportunity to hear them. It Is hoped
that a clearer understanding of the
work of the schools may result from
such a public discussion from E. H
Cumbari
Antoine Luci-ctr. Sn, 'Io‘ok II day on
when II Frenchman stepped into Haf~ .
' ner's. and asked the attendant the way
public meeting to be held in the East ‘
’ bolts and was won by Mrs
conned .-
.hld son, A. iaCrolx. Jr. who II one of
the fluent architects to the country.
and I ilnor piece of work cannot be
soon In all East New York. The locn'
‘ lion in elegant, catching III the flesh
sen breezes from Rockoway and ac
sensible to that place and Gooey ls-
Iund lot a ton cont fare, while one can
rIde from the nearest avenue to the
City Hall. New Yotk, without ohulgltig
cars for one fare. Of course the two
- old cronies enjoyed each othaI' II no
cisty Immensely and as they walked
arm in him over the Washington street
their faces bespoke the strong friend
ship and they were bow reminded of
the many times they had crossed the
old River Seine in the gay French cup
ital They were loath to part but the
Frenchman promised to come here
again before the snow files.
It is customary in ituly and Spain for
men to kiss each other when they meet
while the Maori“ I Australia, put their
heads together and rub their foreheais
but the oddest sulutstlon is that in
vogue In 'I‘hibot. whore the natives
stick out their tongues. without utter-
ing a word and in this respect some of
our little heathen are not much behind
the only difference being that the sa-
lute of the Thibctuns Is a friendly one,
while that of our own little urchins is
one of defiance.
—is It a burn? Use Dr. Thomas’
Eclectrlc Oil. A out? Use Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil. At your druggists.
My“...
ROWAYTON.
William Murphy went Saturday to
Dnnbnry to spend Sunday with friends.
Harry Scofleld and family have mov.
cd into their new residence in High-
land avenue
I'i‘hc chnrtsI members of the Knights
of King Arthur are to meet tomorrow
night at? :30 at the M. E. Chur.ch
Children's Day exercises were fir-id
in both churches last. evening anti were
most pleasing to the relatives and
friends of those participating.
Mrs. Charles Shock, who created a
sensation two months ago by leaving
her home and has for some time past
been in Bridgeport, has returned to
this place.
(,lcorgc Minor, 0! this place. has re-
signed his position as ticket collector
of the dancing pavilion; at Roton Point,
and has been succeeded by Dwight
Smith. of South Norwaik.
The monthly meeting of Rowayion
Hose Company will he held at the head-
quarters tonight. The next straw
berry and Ice cream festival will be
held Wednesday night.
David Lee and family. of New York
on Saturday took possession of their
line country sent In Rownyton avenue.
Mr. Mo's string of fast horses are not
bore yet but he brought with him his
prize winnmg bull dog.
The Rowayton Hose Company has
cancelled the game for July 4th with
the Daricns. and will play the Kate C.
Stevens nine, Ludrlgnn and Moore
will be the battery for the Hose boys
and Lynch and Raymond for the Stev-
ens.
Reliance Hook and Ladder Company
will hold a regular meeting tonight. at
which time arrangements will be made
for a dance at Roton Point pavilion.
probably on Friday night. the 24th
inst. The company saw a very suc-
ccsst‘ul affair last summer.
William Moore, who has commenced
a course of study with Dr. Alexander
Martin, the eye specialist In New York
city, spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr, Moore has resigned his position
as librarian at the Sunday school of
the itowayton Methodist Episcopal
Church, and has been succeeded by
Edwin L. Stevens.
In the morning at the Rowayton M.
E Church the pastor preached a ser-
mon especially adapted for the child
ran, and which was built on the plat-
form. A large congregation was pres
en; In the evening the service was un-
der the direction of the committee on
Children's Day. Mrs. W. F. Ambler.
assisted Mrs, Etta Slater. The little
olcs rendered their selections to the
grant delight of the large number pres-
ent, These services closed the event.-
ful week which will go down in the
church history as the observance of
the forticth‘ anniversary of the Metho-
dist. Vullrh of Rowayton.
.DAEIEN AND NOROTON.
William Mather has the cuntract for
the election or anew residence for Jon
eph llindley, on Main street.
The foundations are in for a new
residence for T? B. Wilson, the contract
for which has been given to Nathan
Finch.
Children's Day exercises were held
yesterday in the churches in this town‘
Interesting programs was presented
in the scholars of the Sunday schools
Ronald D. Lyon, of Dalian. is enjoy-
ing a week‘svacation from his duties
In the Broadway bank, New York, and
will leave tomorrow for New Jersey,
when: his family have been visiting
for some time,,
The first annual outing of the Her-
mannssohuo Moanerchor. of Stamford
was held Sunddy, in Stroboi's grove.
Darlen. and all members of Goethe
Lodge together with friends were cor-
dially invited to attend.
Plans have been prepared by Archi
tect Alfred Brussels. 1133 Broadway.
N. Y" tors. lodge for Wm Zelgler, the
New York brewer. It will be of field
stone. 39x10, two station and concrete
basement. with slate roof and furnace
boat and costing about $10 000.
The Durban Baseball Club and the
Stamford nine attempted a. game of
baseball Saturday afternoon. but the
shovel- placed a damper on the event
and playing ceased at the fourth inn-
agalnst another seat and to the floor.
to four
The first club tournament this sea-
son for women was plIIIyaId Friday of-
ternoon on the links of he Wee Bum
Golf it was a‘ IIIIldica at 18
onion
J. Riggs The scores “Nero: , Mrs.
on Saturday add come In the Way
from East New York to see his old
friend; no. James. 103“ eddowu with
choice wines than his rioting. in-
DINING ROOM OFEN‘UNTIL 11 P. N. his
Binge; l£0~16—‘-lm:Mlss Shale Wil-
llama: i33'—22~11I1:Awss Eva Hoyt
HIT-1&4“: All, Sunni 146—-
' onés and Miss
return tléeir cards.
Ilar‘ to that now- in use In Bridgeport.
"is ‘to supplant the present railroad
‘Iow thinks of sellihg club bait and
,lpusly of selling out his livery busid
I war the party nought (Km-III Mr.
.lo tff'oI homo Another big nIIobln‘o
has Italled on the P the by and of
the axles burning out. William FIlr-
banuks hitched his teiim of horses to
the apparatus and towed it to his barn,
where it remained over Sunday.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
A new culvert has been lIiiIl across
Sammie avenue for the pump» of
dInining Captain Albert 'l‘uthlll's Hick-
my llluif land
Janitor Edward Gustafloh at tho
Norwulk Yacht Club. last week, placed
Wultcr StIohmnycr's mooring buoy in
position, and this week will not out
Selectman Samuel i.v nos“
The usual SstuIdny night 'danco at
the pavilion. Ituton Point, brought out
on attendance of over 860 psoplo‘. Mu-
sic was providcd by the popular Lowe‘s
OIclIcutvn. There will be dancing this
Week Wednesday and Saturday nights.
About ten people from The' Norwniks
bomdcd the steamer itosedale ut Roton
Point. yesterday morning. and partici-
pated in the excursion to Concy Island.-
There wore 1.500 Bridgeport people on
board and Wheeler a Wilson's orches-
tra furnished music
Next Sunday. the 19th. the (insulin
BIeWers Benevolent Society. of New
Y0Ik will have an excursion to Roton
Point and on the following Sunday.
June 26 the Winsbmg Singing Society,
of New York will be present accom-
pnnled by a band.
One of the Important and most use-
ful features at Roton Point. namely. a
telephone. has been sadly missed thus
far this season The management has
hopes of getting the pay station in-
stalled this waek. It was necessary to
send to New Haven foI a cabinet.
B i". DeKlyn' 8 launch Nylknd sailed
up from New York Saturday afternoon
and attracted it good deal of attention
about here yestciudny Chmlcs H.021-
vis. of Belle island, also has his launch
at anchor here. The Nylkcd was snil
ed to the Norwalk Club house, where
the customary suintcs were given by
both.
Consichable excitement was IaIIsI-Il
vostm day aftclnoon at Roton Point by
the appearance of a mink in the rocks
along the pier The animal went bold-
ly down to the water and took a swim
rambled around for a time among the
rocks and then disappearcd, Herman
Maimo and his dog “Prince" gave
chnsc. but were unable to catch the
animal.
There were two large excursions at
Roton Point \csthday. 'l‘hc stoomci
John Sylvester had on bomd eight hun-
drodd mcmbcls and ”it min of the Gran
BIunus ManIIacIH-IhoI of BIooklyn and
the sleumn Isnbcll and barge Empire
had 1500 members and guests of the
Inion Social Club. of Harlem. 'l'hII
cIowds won» both merry ones and the
vol ions l’oiut uttInI lions wow fully on-
joyed. A bull game between the At
inntns and the Scouts was one of the
features the former team winning by
a some of six to four. The Stouts' but-
tery was Rolnfanhauscr and I3°IgeI
and the Atlnntics' Dingei and Caldwell
Lowcs Orchestra Iendercd a conceit
progium. which Imiudcd a IoIncI solo
by 'i‘rumpth Wood, of the 'thId In-
{nutry I‘. N (I.
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‘ WESTPORT.
H. L. lino and wife. report has. it; are
to summcl ht ilnr Hulbor.
Dr. Siewnit Sherwood was married
in Montieul Wednesday night.
AItth Madden of BIookIyn has
been visiting friends at the mes.
Mrs Charles i‘able bus rettunsd
home rom 21 visit with friends in New
York.
George H. 'I‘tlley and family are an-
scouted in their Greens Farms rcsi-
deuce
Mrs W I) Vlonis who has just re—
turned I‘Imn .\ Enropcan trip Is sei—
iously ill at her home. ‘
The Congregational Church lawn fetc
to be held on June 22, Will be the first
event thus fill this season of social fos—
tivity
The strawberry festival to be given
by Helping Hand Society of Snugutuck
ssnsonuble and doubtless profitable
Miss Adele Ritchie. the notices. has
sold her residence at Orlenta Point to
Mrs Bennett of New Ymk. and will
spend the summer at Westport Court
A four track rolIlIng lift bridge siml
bridge names
“here
Two weeks clear dry weather will be
about the thing for him produce now
and on a pinch, vegetation can easily
stand three weeks, but—we'll take it as
it homes.
The home-coming ofstudcnts rom
out of town begins to liven the town
up.‘ In another'fortnight there will be
a transformation here. It relief-from the
dead and alive conditions of months.
Some here are of the opinion that
the highway west of State sheet
bridge might be profitably used to grow
rice on ii' the river like conditions are
permanent. 'i‘hat overflow serves to
‘make the surII-Oundings Venetian in
appearance. at times, and George Dur-
the Snugatuck river
ilsh lines, while Ell Meau‘thlnks ser-
ness, haying boats for hire and of run-
plug a ferry from the hill to a landing
at State strebt bridge.
a.”
to the New York World. yesterday, was
the following:
ministration in connection with the
'thlr‘ds.
‘to provide for. had be not so suddenly
M. E. Church Tuesday night will be,
carpets and hhem string band, so they,
“chuld dance "
i a line article for billiousn’ess."
Firestone. of Firestone dc‘flln
publishers of The News, Aliegpn; Ml
CUMMINGS CALLS SUCH TRUCKL- -
INC TO TRUST; "DISORACEFUL." ,
In a special despatoh from Stamford ;.
The disgraceful unsung or the Au. .
ITATI TAX LIOT
Board of Equalization Ad
Fl cum.
Henry H, GIIlup, treasure: WI
Isl Seeley comptroller.nnd" ~
ates; tax commissioner,
the board of coordination. hdfl‘ ‘
to the amounts of tuatlou ink ~
towns for the purqu
county taxation. NoVI' ,
this year. ‘
In closing their report “It,
s‘:ays “The boaId of «lull ~ ,
happy to be In a punitiou (DUO! '
late the towns in the Ito
grout improvements made w
years past in the unusual.
party at fair and iow‘est’ rm“.
action of the estimate of I null
her of towns that still hold to gross
undervniuntioun iI thus Mind!“ Into
unpleasant nation by m“ quill!-
Thero being no sluts in I
is little or nothing gained y,-
to this plan, and ther I“? ,
and the spirit of fair 9 Iyl . ,
“II III best to obey the Mtg
within fifty yoaII has this
assgssmonts of property by
Ily as this your. int that) ,.9
this board. . '
'l‘he additions of the towns- in Fill“
Ilcld County moss follows: a. I ~
Danbury Sb 000 000.
Easton. $60,000
Greenwich tinhoptio .
New Canaan 9... .000. . j ,
New k‘alrflrld $50. 000. i . T -I
Noonwn, 8500mm
r"
Silall'tll'hl $385 000. l. "‘1 ii
'i‘r.umbull $237. 000. '\ I i I
Weston $160, 000. 1, ,. , I
Westpmt $846, 000.
wonsT or ALL expanldnoka ,
(‘nn anything be w rseth hunter feel . ,
that may mlpute w 11 b your “fit? I
Stub vlns the expcrlonceo 3513.8 , “H ‘
Nouson. Decatur. Ala. .“Eor three '
years " she mites, "i endured iriluff¢r3
able 'pIIIn from indigestion. stomach
and bowel tIqubIe. Death seemed lit-
ovitabie when .loctms and {III remedies
tailed. At length l was induced M‘
tly Ech tIic Bitters and the result. will! ,
miraculous. I Impr’bved at once and
now Im (tOIIlDIt‘Iel) recovered." For
i.iv.er Kidney, SIomnch and Bowel , ‘
traubles Elccrtrit Bitters is the only
medicine. Only 50c. it's gupranteed
by F. ii. Baxter. DrItIggist.
MRS. GRAVES WILL RECEIVE
$8 ,OQOIOOO.
Litigation Over the 317, 000.000 Eltltd
of H. B Plant Ends. i : I... ,
Nit: \\' \'.URI{ June III—With the en‘-
by of II Judgment in the Supreme
(‘o‘utt based upon the I'IepoI'It of fornler.
.ludgc Charles i". Blown, as ‘reflh‘ec.
willing Iht amounts of the eddcutoru
of the estate of the late He ry' Blhdiey',
Plum that vast foItuno ll be dis--
tributed ln‘a short time,‘ an'arrnn‘g‘e-
meut having been made An a compro- ,
mine of all the litigation which has "'
betn in pI'ogIess ever since the death!
of MI. Plant in' this city on June 23.
I899. ‘ ' ‘
The exec'ulois are Margaret J.
Graves Mr Plunt’s widow; Morton F. ‘
Plant a son and George H Tilley. , fi
By the tonne of the judgment Mrs, , '
lraves is to Icccive one-third of tho
Iesiduaiy estate and the son two-
Ail the other bequests hay
been provided for. Illlii thq’dlsrrlbutlo
of the balance will soon be made.
It is believed that Mrs. Gravcs'
share will be somewhexc about $3. 000?
000, and tips will enable her to mpko
provision for some chmltable obj'vct‘s ,
that her I01 mar husband was mucl: .
torested in and which he had intent;
died Her stepson will get the remain-
Iicr of the Iesiduary fortune
When Mr. Plant died it;I Is said his
estate amounted to 817 000,000. and iii'
has materially increased since then. '
' STOP THAT GOLD :
m it may result in Pneumonia. Bra- ;
zilinn Balm is breaking up Colds W39?"
ever tried almost without eiception
10125 50c and $100. bottles. Que out.
foul, Baxter's and Pleistod‘s. ,
Mrs. Jenner Lee 0nch;o--“Whut do =
you think of this new idea 0! IottIt‘lg
your servants hold a reception In your
patims once or twice a year for the
tribnds?” .
Mrs Selldom- Holme-“I In stral '
uldn I work I asked Verena hora .
shill would like to have oils, and she ,
said she rl do it if I would take up the '
o- ,-
.I..‘_ .
Jus'r THE THINoSIFOn I”
NSE . .
“i took I. dose of Chaniberl in ,
Stomach and Liver Tablets lust flour
in; after dinner and want to day, 11130
i feel fifty per cent. better than I have ,
for weeks. The Tablets are oertoliuyj
4%.:
'i‘hcjsc. Tablets strengthen the digestion
uroinotc a healthy action ’"of the meld
liwr and produce an agreeable movtm
ment of the bowels. Price“ 25 cell
For sale by Stillson- #5qu 00%
“on Clifford Pharmacy. Pierce' 3 BIrldga ‘
Pharmacy, ZeltIfuIss Phornihcy I - "I
Barnes—Holden always "I II Ilium
felicw.’ I boilers he was born '1
silver spoon In: his mouth.
Howeswi‘hat j
the aboolute subaerrlehoy of the lie6
publtcsn partyuothe criminal Trusts
pacts.
HOMER S. CUMMINCIB.
Senntorship of Penhsylvnnin discloses .
and cannot fail to have/a reactionary ~_
effect beneficiIIII Ito Democratic pros-I‘
Norwalk Chronicler