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Each way tonight at Roton Point on
,loy Grove, L- i.
in“
saparilla. ’Iith’. know w
ElioTNiiiiiiiiLli
Arthur Carr is visiting in New York
Mrs, M A. Friei is visiting ln‘Rowan
street.
Lester Wood. of Stamford, is visit-
llig friends here.
The pllblic schools will reopen Mon.
day, September 12.
Miss Aalla Cope. of Brooklyn, is vis-
iting Mills May McLean.
Miss Mamie Eldridge, of lianford
Place. is visiting in New York.
Miss Jennie Davis alld Mrs. Richard
Bland alc ill New York today,
Rev, Charles Benedict. of Season-
illlrst, is visiting his parents here,
The Misses Emma and Jennie Brun-
dagc have returned frolll a visit to Mt,
Kisco.
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The Radei Oystersteumcr Dreadr’
naught is being overhauled at the Rs-
dei wharf.
Miss Edith Seymour, of this place.
has gone to liuullury to visit her cou-
sin, lua Scylllollr.
Miss Laura Douglass has returned
laligttid step“
of thin blood,
Doctors call it “anonua. o: i'l‘iley recommend you Ser-
hyitcures..l .
hitch, w
’Ilél hill
tin ur‘o ebionic-II
ly principalof the Noroton school, is
to cater the teachers' college at Colum-
bia Ulllverslty..‘this fail.
Miss Addie Waterbury, cashier in .l
A. llislop l: Company's dry goods
store in South Norwalk. has resumed
her duties anoi- a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs, (I, H. 'l‘lliey. who have
been sojourning at Saratogn, N. Y..
have returned to their summer resi-
dence ill Green Farms.
Joseph Hindieyi is to blllld another
cottage in Main street, similar to the
one which he just sold. Nathan Finch
has the contract for the entire atruc-
lure.
The Norotoll Athletic Club will give
a dance and carnival at Kelly's bake-
side Park, Noroton, tomorrow night
There will be music, dancing. elc., Pro-
fessor Walkcrlfurnlshlng music.
Mrange me have been completed
for the sun fair of St .iohn 5 ii. C.
Church. of Norman, which will com-
meucc September 1 in the Buried Town
Hall, and‘wiilicon‘linue for a week.
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aloha McNaiiy, of Stamford, is mak
ing a number 0! improvements to the
Columbia Hotel. and in filling it up in
lino style for the new lessee, who will
probably be Thomas Picket.
W. W, Owen. Ellen M. Owen, Marga-
ret Own and. Hammond
have disposed of the. handsome 103
to hel home ill Jersey Cltyt after a vis.
it with Miss May Behrens.
The annual picnic of thc St. Paul‘s
Mission will be held at Roma Point
tomorrow, A very pleasant time is all-
tlcipllted.
Miss (lrucr lirowniow and Mrs.
Schuoumukcr, of Iiallbury. have re
turned to their homes, nflcr a visit
with Mrs. ii. l.. Seymour.
acre place in Oracle slrel to E ..l 0w-
cu. The consideration was’;t.’0,tillll. it
’ is understood that the property will be
sold again in a short time Robert
A. McDonald was the agent who con-
ducted the sale.
Miss Emily Francis and Ernest B.
Crofoot, both of Darlen, were united in
.marrlage this morning at 8 o‘clock, at
llhe Church Around the Corner, No. 1
East Twenty ninth street. New York
by the Rev George Clark Enlighten
One ilv one the humps ill the Wash<
illgton slleet blidge are rcmoud For i
three dms a gang of own inns beenl:
at work underneath the bridge mak.
lag the repairs ilv chopping out largo
IiOI(‘S in the caps and letting the string-
ers down so that the bridge, is level.
A spiritual time was enjoyed at the:I
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal:
Church, last night. at the ’l'llcsday
lVL-lliug class meeting. The. attend-
ilnce was good, several of the young
men adding much interest to the occu—
sion. chcrnl visitors were present
l‘lom the News“: c.illulh Holly
C lossctt who has just rctlllucd home. i
assisted icadcl James l ilollllnedleu.
The annual picnic ol’ the Advent
Christian Church Sunday School llcld
yesterday was a grand silecess, The.
weather could not have been liner and
all enjoyed it immensely. The special
trollcy car chaliclcd for the purpose
conveyed the piculckcrs to SeasideI
l’nrk Brld eport. where they spent
the day. are was not a hitch or an I
accident of any kind to mar the event;
The return was made into in the after-
noon and all were tired bllt happy.
Going to the fact that the regular
meeting night full on Labor Day, the
monthly meeting of the prortll
League of the East Avenue Methodist
Church utli be held Wednesday even
,lng August 3] Arrangements for the
p:l(nlc to be completed. also arrange-
ments will be made for going m North
Wilton on September 12., It is expect
ed that the debate to be given under
the auspices of the “literary depart-,
ment" will be very interstitial; and in.
structlve. The subject of the debate
will be “Should East Norwalk Have
improvements?"
ROWAYTON. .
Benjamin Bllrdlck, formerly station
agent at this place was in town. we
lcrday, settling up mattels pertaining
to the. olllce
Rising Star Division Sons of Temper-
ance, held their regular meeting last
night After llansacling routine bus-
iness. a social time was enjoy.cd
Mrs, Lowry and daughter. who have
been at the honle of Major and Mrs.
Livingston Luckey. Rownyton avenue,
have resigned, and will take a trip up
the Hudson river.
‘ ——Sleamer W. 1. Stevens will stop
sail of Jennings Athletic Cillb to Val-
Tickets on boat, 50c.
The steamer Kate C. Stevens was re-
turning from Greenpomt. L 1.18.“
Saturday when the rough weather
compelled Captain Frank R. Stevens
to put the vessel in to Port Jefferson
harbor for shelter. The boat came to
Rowayton, Sunday.
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. Dr. and Mrs. Garret Smith of New
York city. entertained at dinner Mon-
day evening at Tokeneke Beach inn,
E C Benedict and Miss Benedict, of
Greenwich; Mrs. Ramsay Turnball
and Mr. and Mrs. Hastings. of New
York city; and Clifford Harmon, of
Philadelphia.
I).D Mr, and Mrs. Crofoot started at
once for the Louisiana Purchase icxpn
sition. at St. LOUIS. They were no-
companied by Mr Crofoots brother
George H. Crofoot, and wife, of Stain-
lord and the party expects to be gone
two weeks or more. Emcst ll Clo-
foot is a clerk in the padlock depart-
ment of the Yale & Towne Manufac-
turing Company, in Stamford. ‘
WESTPORT.
Miss Annie Donncliy, cl New York,
is a visitor here. ‘
J. c. Folsom, or New York, has been
attending to business.
Albert. Bennett, of Boston. has been
,visillng friends here,
Mrs. George Prive. of New York, is
among the late arrivals in town.
Miss Bessie Sanford, of Bridgeport,
has been visiting in town.
Archie Totlen. who fits been con-
fined to his home from illness, is re-
covered and about.
E. S. Rapello departed for New York
Melltlay.:ntter a visit of some days
here, with- is mother.
E. C, Birgc was in attendance at the
field meeting of the Connecticut
)alrymeu's association, held ill Salis-
ury, Monday night.
There are a number of campers out
at. Cornpo. this week. At least the
Beach is useful for that somewhat
pleasing mode of outing.
Alpetuck Lodge, K. of P., held a
special meeting last night for the pur
pose of arranging time for its clam
bake to be held at Dorlon's Point.
It is expected that early next, month
trains will be running over the tem-
porary bridge, crossing the Saugatuck
river. and work will begin on the con-
structing of the new tour tracker.
Arrangements have not yet been per-
fectod for the proposed trolleynlen‘s
clam bake, to be given at Old Mill
Conlpo. It is to be a midnight af-
fair, but none the less pleasing for all
of that.
The Soulhport carnival is as much
a matter of interest here as in that
wide awake town. and numbers of our
young people are arranging dates to
attend. Dancing and the balloon as-
eenalons are the chief features of in
terest.
The acoommodatlons of the stopping
of the Naugatuck express here, morn
tags, is greatly appreciated by many
of our summer residents who are call-
ed to New Yorkon business daily.
When it comes to serving the public,
there is certainly little cause for com-
plaints for the management or the
Consolidated railroad.
OJemerlI‘GIll'llfin ofI‘Bridgeporl, came to
ltown Saturday, he animator the pur-
poseo ibpld forwrk, out it up
pears asgot tin r iliist'ead. and
the realfimfusthatWMDda Elude“
obnoxious. and got in the coolant He
was tried before Justice Samuel A.
..scmfuia, salt rheum.‘ eryalpelas,Pu
totbea
yield distally and permanent]
I Bui-
cleansing. purifylns We:
dock Blood Bitters
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Dr. Alfred Bluett, of New York, was
visiting in Barton, yesterday.
L
and other distressing eruptive diseaaeai canoes and
ownhiakfllllndnmuttlmd'
, Manda ound guilty of drunk-K
rdy ‘ v.0 9 “fan language. and got
ig'afiég'a: oi" £33.?"
fig: re are to
participator nus! reunion of
PIES-WI a: '
Miss Mamie Donahue has returned
to her home in Newton, after two
lweeka’ stay in Norotoa.
anointed.“ Bfldsoport. was the
his malaria-lav. James 1!.
Myanmar
1). Owen”
Belle island House are:
.Annstrong.‘ or Danbury; ‘Mr. ‘and Ilrs.
all.
slew; Charles
I
Mr
Sunday with relatives ill New York.
Charles Johnson is doidg‘somo ear-
penter work on the residence of li‘rod
Kcyser. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halley. of New
Yorii, have returned home aftel a visit
with he aster. Mil. Danni Green.
from a visit with relatives in Blidgc-
port and she also spent a day at Say); i
Rock .
Mr. and Mrngdwin Johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. George Reed spent Sunday
with their aunt. Mrs. Charles Rider. of
New Canaan town farm.
The Fresh Air children, who have
been spending a few weeks at the sum
mer home of Charles Green, have re,
turned home to the Bronx, New York
soE'Fa WILTON.
Miss Eria Moreno se spent Sunday
with her aunt. Miss osie Morehouse.
Mrs McNenl, who was visiting Mrs.
William Law, has gone to her home in
New York.
Charles Whitlock is making exten-
sive improvements to his house in
Kent street.
Miss Jennie Fiilow from Norwalk
is visiting Emma Grlllanma, of Crum-
man Hill.
of Wilton while driv-
ing, was run lllto by an auto and quite
badly hurt,
Dr, Gorham.
Miss Edith Cromwell has returned
to her home ill Brooklyn, alter a
three weeks' stay in this place.
Mrs. James llanford entertained Mr
and Mrs. Frank Morcilouse and Mrs.
Ambler from Wcslport over Sunday.
CRANBURY.
Miss Frances Gregory is. visiting
relatives in Bridgeport.
A son was born to Mr.
George Mills, last Friday.
and Mrs.
'Mrsniieary Hialchford and son, of
Brooklyn, are visiting Mrs. Minnie
Gregory. , . -
Mrs. Frank Willmett, of New York
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Gregory.
Charles Rubey. who has been sick
the past two weeks, is now able to be
at his work.
Mr. am] Mrs. Webb entertained their
niece, Miss Flora Chase, of Plttsfieid,
Mass. last week.
The Misses Jennie, Jean and Beryl
Cronk have been visiting relatives in
Easton the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George l‘louton had in
guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Norris.
of Newark, N. J.. and Mr. Casey, of
= Perth Amboy, N. J,
Mr. McNaughton and daughter on-
tertained a large number of relatives
from New York. Bnldgeport. Broad
River and Nor-walk over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyons and children.
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William Gregory the past several
weeks, returned to their home in Phil-
adelphia, Penn, last Saturday.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
. m K
Morris Morganeon, coachman at
“Nylked.” has resigned his position.
Dr. Edwin Hoyt of Brooklyn is
stopping at the Hubbell coiatge, Belle
island.
A party of young people went out
last evening for a. moonlight sail in
the launch Unique. ,
Miss DeWitt and Miss Florence De-
Wltt, of Wilton. are visiting at the
Comfort Cottage, Belle island.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Raynolds went
fishing yesterday and returned with a
large string of very Jargebiackflsh.
Janitor Edward Gullai'son, of the
Norwalk Yacht Club, is overhauling
Russell Bailey’s knockabout “Pam
hero." , .
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Mr. and Mrs, T. H. Foster. Mr. and
Mrs. Joel Foster, Miss Jennie Olm-
stead, Mrs. Norris and a party of
friends enjoyed a trip about among the
islands in the launch Thelma yestcr
day . ,
Among the recent arrivals at the is
land View Hotel are: . C. F. Merton.
of Woodbury; Miss Ryan, of New
York; the Misses We hie, of New York;
Miss [pulse Baker. Jamaica, 11.1.;
Miss Gwendolyn Hartned, Dallbury;
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Woodcock and Miss
Alice Woodcock of Brooklyn: Mr. and
Mrs, Charles W. Hadley, of Brooklyn
IMr. DeKlyn‘a auto had a. small
smash up Sunday our Danbury, and
as a result the canopy is in the repair '
shop. Joseph Lombardo, the chant-
feur, was going down ’a hill and found
that the brakes failed to respond and
the machine became unmanageable. He
Was compelled to run into a bank of
sand and in doing so the top struck
some obstruction and one of the up-
rlght posts was broken off.
Among the recent arrival: at the
Mrs. F.
hummus, otNewal-Iri Dr. 1.5. w.
Coley. of Bridgeport; Frank C. Ryder,
~of Boston; Frank P Thayer.'of New-
arkp Richard Northrup.“ Hartford;
in S. Than-r, at Newark: In. 0. 1:.
Armstrong and daughter. Mina Ava, of
Dahbury. Mina va Armstrong was
taken til you and returned to
Danhwitrlth‘ her mother. -K
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and Mrs. Edwin Mather client
Wu .
"Miss Edna Pillow has returned home ‘
. Cockenoe Tribe. at Norwalle. Friday
; l
< Norwaik Democrats have decor
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arocx YARDB' ai-loo‘rlNG Arias
Non-Union Fireman Said to Have Mist. ‘
Man Who interfered With Him. Ml
CHICAGO. Aug 24 .-—Another Ihootvii: .
lng affray that probably will cost a life . '
marked the piogrcss of the {stock
yards strike last night, and in HIM-1‘”
tion the second killing of the long,
struggle was lecorded in the deoth of
Details Ry,an one of the min who,
was wounded in the train slot but
Sutlllday ev.elling Albert Grohn.a ,
striking cattle butcher was wounded
in the stomach late yesterday after-
noon The man who fired is believed
to have been a non lli’IOll fireman em-
ploved at MIC Nelson Morris power
house, and he escaped.
According to Grohn’s statement to
the police be together with two other
stlikels, accosted the fireman who told
them to be about their business. When
they followed, he turned and fired.
Grohn fell and the fileman fied, ,
Booker T Washington has been apr : ‘
pcaled to by the loaders of the strike . ,.
and labor union officials in Chicago t0
use his influence in inducing Degrees
to mimic flom working at the packing
plants until the industrial conflict; 18
at an end. A telegram has been sent»
to him asking that he address a. mass
lilccling of colored men and women of _,
Chicago on the subject “Should New
gross Become Strike'breakers'l'h f '
i
WILL VISIT NORWALK.,“ ' .
Konckmotahauh Tribe, L, 0., R. M. A
Coming Friday Night. - , K. 1
, The allangelnents for .tho.v,isitation . _‘
lo Sachem Ferdinand B. Smith. of
night. were completed at the. session
of Kohckapolatmuh tribe, 1.0 R..M
in Bridgeport last night. The speciaI
trolley car will leave the corner of
Main street and Fairfield avenue at. ‘
7:30.011 arrival at Norwalk, Cooke.
lloe Tribe will receive the Bridgeport;-
chicfs with due ceremony: '
Konckapolauauh Tribe will hold a‘ .
stag smoker, Tuesday evening Septem-
ber 10, at which the potatoes man
will be entertained. The committee
in charge will secure interesting enter-
tainers. and the smoke talk will be in
tersperscd with songs and lnstrhm
lai selections.
MR. WRIGHT’S NEW REPOSITDR
Will he of Three stories and 40x76
Feet in Size. ,
Councilman Luther M. Wright its
planning to move into ills newca' ~
ritue repository which be is bulldi . .
next to his repairing shop in Madison
street, by the first of November. The
cellar of the new structure is new
practically completed and war
the superstructure will soon be.
menced. The new building will bavd
40 feet front and will be 75 1’ I;
depth It will be three start
height. Architect William S, Knap j
of South Norwaik, will have the ping;
for the new building out this tree
The sand taken from the cellar h '
been used by the Bbese, Peppard 5:
Company ,
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NORWALK DEMOCRATIC HEAD».
QUARTERS.
their former headquarters on - the
third floor of the Gazette building! , K
this year‘s campaign. Arlargeisl
“Democratic Headquarters," ,. w,
swung from the windows yesterde.
is not likely that «there Wilhbo our
meetings here until after the Demo. ,
icratic convention at the Town Assemu
<bly Hail, Thursday evening. K
DEMOCRATIC MCEOMM ITTEE Vie
T _.
NEW HAVEN, digital 2 , '
peeled that Chairman Walsh. 0
Democratic state central commltt
will call a meeting at once to s not
temporary chairman of the in con- ,
vention. No name has been time
as at the recent meeting Gav
ed, and the invitation to ill
unanimously given.
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