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singles. has received detailed informa~
tion In regard t the New England
field day progra in their city Aug.
18. Accord rig to heir calculations
there will 1, 000 lee in line. had
it will be one of the biggest turnouts
Springfield has seen in many a day.
The parade uniform of the Eagles
will consist of red. white and blue umv
brelias and white hair. Connecticut is
expected to furnish 2,000 men. who
will have a band. Worthy President
Frederick H. Dru i has charge of the
tickets for the tri by special train.
and they can be Obtained by these
who are not members of the order if
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mouohiLEC AND BICYCLE ‘
5 some new house.
i i a visit with her- sister. Mrs. William
“ Miss Nellie and friend visited Hun—
, tington, L. L, Mend day. ,
’ Mr. and hire. Daniel sinuses acre
Bmlth Brothers are having their
sloop overhauled
Isaac Heipon of Fort street, is en-
tertaining relatives fIOm New York
Mr. and Mrs Daniel L'Hommedieu
are entertaining Frederick Bmith, of
Bethel.
A meeting of the registrars of voters
was held today at the store of E. in
Durham.
A T Eldridge, of the Norwalii iron
Works is laid up at his home with a
slightly injured knee.
Miss Mildred Hyatt is spending a
few days at Asbury Park, as the guest
of Miss Louise McClave.
MI. and Mrs. J. B Wheelermf Key-
ser Place, took a trip to New York,
yesterday. on the Martha’s Vineyard.
The Springfield camp meeting opens
today. Quite an umber of East Nor-
walk people are expect ng to attend
some time during the seal ion
The regular weekly player meeting
held last evening, at the East Avenue
Methodist Church was largely attend-
ed. it was led by the pastor.
Charles F. Lambert and brother,
George, of Philadelphia. have return-
ed home after a visit ,with their neck.
Thomas C. Lambert, of Osborn ave-
one.
The date upon which Rev James W.
Davis will ,preatlr in Waterblry that
week from next Smday, not this con;-
ing Sunday, as has been previously
stated.
The christening of Helen, daughter
of Thomas Haley, of the Washington
street bridge, took place yesterlay.
Herman E. Malmo acted as godfather.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
William H. Mbhcr, D. D.
Invitations have been received by a
large number of East Norwalk people
to attend the wedding of Miss Jultl
Davenport daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Parks Fackles, of Salisbur;,
Conn. to Lieutenant Wilford Judeor
Hawkins, United States Army, at S-
John's Church. Salisbury, at 2 p. In.
August 17. Lieutenant Hawkins is
well known hero and is a. nephew of
J. C. Hawkins.
{RB-WAYTON. '
Henry V. Lockwood. who hssbbem
seriously ill, is new improved,
Mrs. A. L. Hubbard and son. Car ~
ten, are spending a few days wits
friends in Bridgeport.
The regular prayer meetings wen
held last night in the Rowuyton Meth-
odist and Baptist Churches.
The Baptist Sunday school will pit .
pic at Compo Beach. next Wednesday,
going there by special cars.
Mrs. Joseph Judge, of New Jersey.
is the guest of her parents Mr and
Mrs John Crockett Claw avenue.
. Captain William l. Stevens, Jr., has
vacated his residence in Rowaytoft
avenue, and is now residing with hit
father.
The Official Board of the Baptls:
Church held their regular meeting
last night after the prayer meeting mat
transacted routine business.
Lewis Waterbruy has taken the or-
gine out of Captain Henry W. Welir'
launch, wnich sunk here last winiel
and is placing it in his own boat. the
work being performed in Mr. Water-
bury‘s yald
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Helen Morehouso was recently
in Bridgeport.
Miss Susie Wiiimott has a new bl
cycle. a Hartford.
Miss Susie Fleet left Darien friends
last week for Mentclalr, N. J.
Mr and Mrs. Quaclvenbos have been
entertaining Brooklyn friends
I
to teach at Greenwich this fall.
Ledyard Scott was unite badly pol
sorted by a plant, recently, but is now
out again.
Miss Mary Fleet leaves Mrs. W. S.
Whitney‘s next Monday. for oyster
Bay, L-‘l-
Mr, and Mrs Merlin J Waterbury
have returned from camp at Lake
Kitchewan.
with and Mrs. Robert G Parry. of
Newton. have been guests at The Inn,
in Ridgeneid. -,
Principal William Perry and moth-
er moved, Tuesday, into their hand-
Mrth J Nash has returned frOm
Davis, of Larchmcnt. ,
«Mrs. G 13' losses and daughter.-
having an extension bait to their Le
Boy avenue homes v
i—ésugar cured barns and shoulders
st Street's Cash Grocery. -
Mortimer. Mead, of «Stamford. lsex
f Mn. Fairbanks. .
Miss Annie L. sooneld will continue on
‘ PDSSDND. N. J . 0
Miss Folsom, of Ridgoly Farm, is
entertairiing. her mother, Mrs. Folsom. Db
Misses Marion and Clare Sconeld. have
been spending some time with ifr. and
Mrs. James Whitney returned, Batv
ulnar. from a very enjoyable visit of
six weeks. with her daughter. Mra.A
B. Ohichestcr, in Stamford.
Monday a parlty of friends visited
Huntington.l.. i. They were Mrs.
Walter 8. Whitney Miss Blhl Bates.
Miss Mary Feet Miss Libbie L 80er
Samuel B. Weed and wife are travel
has in Norway. Sweden and Russia.
Mr Wood‘s brother, Nathan Wood, of
Homestead, L. l., is now at Brookside.
Rev. and Mrs. '1‘. B. Miller have re-
turned from a work Is visit in New Ha.
veu. During Mr Miller's absence Rev
Mr James, Bell Island, occupied his
pulpit. last Sunday
H. Sands Selieck of Riverside. for-
merly of this place has the contract
for erecting a school house at North
Mianus to cost about 88, 000. Mr. Bel-
leek also has the contract for the Glen-
vllb fire engine house, and is just cons»
plating two houses at Coscob.
Mls Andrew J. Nash has among
her many pets, a parrot whose versa-
tility is a great amusement in the
neighborhood. its imitations of ham-
an laughter. and its comical manner of
changing the tone of its voice to imi-
tate a conversation between two per-
sons, are remarkable.
WESTPORT.
pvo—
Francis Sherwood is clothing for W
E. Nash
The registrars meet Friday from 12
m to 9 p. m.
II‘. M. Belden, of New Haven, was a
recent visitor here. _
The Kemper cottage on Church St.
is being repainted.
Charles Anderson
week's vacation.
Bethe] parties are camping out at
the old mill, Compo.
Miss Florence Baker. of Bridgeport,
is visiting relatives here
Member: of Compo Engine (30., had
a practice ran last night.
W. Ill. Osborn is home from a week's
outing in West ringlield, Mass.
Miss Hattie arrow has returned
here from visiting friends in Darlen.
An extensive addition is being made
to the Frederick Bradley residence.
Mrs. E. J Taylor has returned here
from a visit blth friends in New York.
Miss Clara Wakeman. Is visiting
friends at Pond Point Beach, Milford.
is enjoying a
East Orange. N. J, are visiting in
town.
’ C. I) Tenney and wine, of Brooklyn,
N Y., are visiting at the home of G90.
A. Darrow.
Miss Annie Quinlan has returned
home from a visit with friends in
Southport.
John Folclre and family are occupy-
ing s tenement over John Woods
Main street market.
A Judgment lion has been filed by
O’Neil. O'Neil & O‘Neil. lawyers of
Waterbury, on the dower rights of
Mrs.- Mnry E. erht Smith to satisfy
a claim for $4, 045 58.
Following are late arrivals at Com-
po Bench inn, rapidly becoming the
chief hostelry for summer guests in
t.cwn B Bedell. wife and children,
Miss S Spencer, Mrs. L. C. Merrill, it
Pctrof, Mrs E. Denagstaff, C. R Giles,
wife, and daughters. Mrs. Gibson,
Mark Dean, wife and daughter. W. ll.
Lake and family.
WESTON.
Miss Ethel Beer's is visiting her
aunt in Monroe.
Mrs. V. Godfrey has a. horse ill with
spinal meningitis.
Little Lamsn loads is recovering
from ‘a severe attack of measles.
Mrs A E Turncy and Mrs J. Fitch
visited friends in Reading. on Wed
estiay
*' Mrs. Charles Seoiield entertained a
number of young lady guests, on Wed-
nesday. » .
Mrs Theodore Hamilton entertained
several guests from Norwalk, over
Sand nday.
Miss Flora Whitiock has been spend-
ing. a few days with her aunt, Mrs. I...
A. Beers.
Mrs. Eben Hosted, of East Nor-
walk, spent Monday with friends in
Boriugdale. ‘
M T. Dennelly has been spending
several days with his family at his
summer home here
Miss A Robinson, of Lyons
Plain, is spending a few weeks with
Mrs. M. E. Sutton ..
A sermon for the young people by
Rev J. L. Shrivcly will be an interest-
ing feature of the morning service at
the .Congregational Church on Sunday.
.‘ I" m' - .
Norman Betta, who has boon enjoy-
{lug an outing in Canada, has returned
Dme. -
Mrs, D. B. Ogden and daughter Miss
Agnes have returned to their home in
of. New “York .
Mr. and the Frank 1...... ofwash.‘
whhm the guests of Mr. and Mrs;
, pating were the Misses WM
Charles Carter, wife and daughter of '
of the iron steamboats. Several mem-
dOlng "stunts" at the shore this season
for the edification of their friends and
are several of the members of the Star
the land.
the stearmers and barges which come
one of the members stood on the deck
Water polo is another sport engaged in
by the members of this club and some
game
ing two teams among the members to
companied by a row boat in Case they
should become tired out with their ex.
competition in swimming, rowboat rec
as and other similar diversions.
_ few tab races would add much to the
hoped that something will be done
along these lines in a‘ short time;
W.”
George West .of the Hefty, spent _
Sunday with he uncle,H . G. The
son.
bull’s big fidelity firm. formerh the.
Bold bolus: stead in wares-
mh .
III-s. Does: Eehlaad recently took a .
7 in» “New .York on the stander liar
, tha'a visor-rd
‘ held at the .. W. - '- ‘ "
den, Tuesday,A
An audience of to.
spectators were pro
entertainment held
last Saturday evenlng‘l
pleas of the young poop,
thew's parish. Two play
seated. a three-act drama.
All Forlorn," and a coiled
scene laid at Harvu-d. Those .
White Mary Miller, Alice Del
Halon Sturaes and Mita Willing ado
Timothy Merwfn, Fred Sturges, Harry
Miller and w. DeWitt Mr. and Mrs.
Barry, summer visitors at his. J. B.
Sturges favored the audience with
scene well rendered vocal selections.
Refreshments consisting of cake and
cream were served at the close of the
evening Nearly 838 was reamed
when will be devoted to parish later-
as
LYON S PLAINS.
Miss Flora Goodsell is visiting her
aunt. and grandmother.
Morton Lyons spent last Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives in
Bethel.
Mrs. Isaac Thorpe was a guest last
Thursday, of Mrs. Edwin Godfrey. of
Norwa‘ik
Miss Clara Banks is with lfrs. Wil-
llam Gerham, in Bedding, who is in
very poor health.
Marvin Sutton. daughter and grand-
daughter. of Brooklyn spent last Tues-
day with Mrs. Henry Nichols.
Miss Bessie Treadwell entertained
on Tuesday evening. about fifteen of
her young friends in honor of her six-
teenth birthday
Misses Bessie and Charlotte Hamil
ton returned Monday, to their home in
Norwalk, after a visit of several days
with Minnie Lyon.
Mrs B. M. Cowperthwsit, son, and
niece, at Stamford and Miss Ada Wli<
llama, of New Jersey, spent last Thurs-
day with Mrs. L. R Hoyt.
Tile Sunday school picnic at Putnam
Park, last Saturday, was a decided
success, there was a large attendance,
and all enjoyed the day immensely.
Mrs. Charles Johnson rode up to
Mrs. May Fantcn's last- week, and call-
ed, all were glad to see her out, as it
is some time since she has taken a
drive.
I
~1ilczema, scald head, hives, itchi-
ness of the skin of any sort instantly
relieved, permanently cured. Deans
Ointment. At any drug store.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Miss Edith Whitiock of Danbury is
visiting at: Bell island. ‘ v
James Robinson, of Danbury,
spending his vacation at Bell Island.
W. K. J Hubbeil, Timothy Merwln,
Samuel Keeler, Christopher Evans and
William Post are camping at Compo
Beach this week.
A carryall load of Georgetown peo-
ple, headed by Chester Mills and
Frank O',Neil drove to Norwaik Sat-
urday morning for a few days' outing!
at Calf Pasture Beach.
Dr. F M Wilson, of Bridgeport who
is a member of the Norwalk Yacht
Club, with his family, creased from
human to Paris on the 30th uit. They
will stay in France, Germany and Built.
zerland during August and September.
The Pioneer Club, of Brooklyn three
hundred strong, came to Roton Point,
yesterdlv, on the steamer Isabel The
excursionists had a fine day and good
time. Today the Bethel A. M E.
Church is having an excursion on one
l
III
I
here of the colored arches of The
Norwalks met the p and are icin-
in: in the festivities
Several expert swim to have been
the spectators. Among this number
Swimming Club, who apparently are t
as much at home in the water as on
One favorite dive slon of
theirs is to dive from the top eck of
in to Baton Point. Several days ago
I
of one of the barges until it had pro t
cecdod nearly. a quarter of a mi 9 from
the wharf, when he made as pretty a
dive as possible and swam ashore.
of them have beCome expert teasers
0f the rubber ball which is used for the
There is some talk of organis-
have a few match games. At Bell
island several of the swimmers have
distinguished themselves by swimming
across to Tavern Island and back ae-
onions. it has been suggested that'
some one at the island organize a
‘ A
ety of the islanders and stimulate
dict-oat in spastic sports. ft is to be I
' s
A Games on heclosfl're
Last week; wasta marked by C ions
series at aebiderds an Harry Hurl-
sunde‘ I... Willie II
Maine. yFreeII soutir'to
’ windl. ~
.my‘liusu
‘Mly :1. (3:98!an
heart of New York's business sections:
There is one piece at 60 Maiden l
another at 21 Liberty meet and. ‘
third at 57 Cedar streak. . , , r
to order these who have 11!”!me
property to make an accountln
to secure an order for the «lungs?»
the propelt.
Justice Janice Fitsserald of I31 Kahlil
York supreme court.
tame from the edicts of"!I
Thain, 38 Park Row. New Yer
cipal defendant in the action.
at the beautiful home on Green
Hill.
the attention of a trained nukes all
the time ’ v“
for several years. its was in Wills]
mover in having the .DI'ODOI’t
ferret];
, the best interests ofvali £0!!th
and John has been carried lent tit,
county.
when Mrs Wests. a niece. brough
action for the appointment '
narrator. .
Elmore 5. Banks in the ital V
bate court. but upon appea ,
the superior and later to the a”
could, this decision was re _
the probate court was’
home a conservator. In tit
Samhei had been sent to
and died seen after.
Wallace M. Bulkiey was up
over John J.
Samuel who made his slats“.
administrating
hold its annual reunion a
on Saturday, August 18.
placed at 1 500. Special ‘
sun from "various phi-ts
lot Bevin Rock therein?!
Sports and a tour of the
darn have been teen ‘7 .
General John H. 'f'liucl‘ielr‘I ‘ ;.
it this
litigation is caterer, IL:
York and is retumahleto
of that el'ty.
The action is bromht by
B. Nichols. one of the many»
ants of this famous full”.
names the following defend“
Mutual Life insurance . >
New York; Susan W.
Greenfield Hill; Join . , ;
Greenfield Hill: Maria 8.
can W. Wolfe. Elizabeth HI _
Georgiana B. Wests. Maude
hart B and Laura '1‘. Nichols. WIN“
and Mary Ely. Alfred and rm.-
llng mid Georgiana Nicholl..
The plaintiff in her petition.
over all that action which.“
brought so often before the
this county, in the varicusrla ta .
have been entered is the has
years, in which the transferelhtmropr
erty by the weakeninded l1 , ,.
the family, Samuel John and?
is alleged to have been so
by fl and
The property involved in th '
readings is very valuable. It: consists
of three pieces and is hamlet), in
$9
The court is asked to common
the interested parties into court... lift!
The order is simd
'Miss Nichole. who is really the pr I,
lit)“
She is paralyzed and I... to he”
Bfflngham Nichole who wealtho ruin .
ng spirit in the family, has been dead
He honeyed mail. it:
The litigation in connection with
It first got into I16.
This petition was refused
fl.
DQDW
Nichols. ..
The second litigation isrstlIl»: ,
ng.- It is the contest overture
e
Rook August is.
The Fraternal Benefit league
sus-
It is expected abet 1.000
tuck divisions and to concerts , , .
unate ct the number tic-«be
The supreme ledgeiofli s'. ,
end an official air to h '
Supreme preald
obo:
Howard, New Haven; sap
president, William [10¢
iyn, N. 1.: supreme V
P. Tyler, New Haven:
promo medical director ,
M. Hall, M 1).,- Ne ‘wHfi
promo president and cones }
P. Glynn. Winsted; supremo
Dr. Albert L House; New
NATIONAL e.A
will
encampment which”
Boston. The
ion for vetermh
wrung-“no ,_
m. .
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