‘1 ‘ ' ' ill ulls'."lt..ilm'
L m swaths-I dsiiy~T
"To” “In wrlnr so an
, ones It “good 1'! I
‘ ltov. F. 8. Ainswort
out or town. . tit ‘
Miss Lotions Adams has returned
train I. assailant tip”?
Mrs. T. B Smith who has been
rim fierml 710$ng not II was ltd—53
day.
W
lildIn‘dI Gilbal‘tlliss returned to his
home here alter a visit in' South Sa-
lem, N. Y
Miss Josie Walsh and Miss Ruth
Gilbert are spending it few days in
Bridgeport. , ,V
Mrs. M. S Pal-trick returned this
morning from a visit to Cranhury
where she spent Sunday with friends.
waits—-
Thomas Keogh and party started
yesterday for a week's cruise up the
Hudson River on the launch Sara K.
Work was started this morning on
the erection. submitructure at,
E B; Bomrgon' enew .pr hiue shop
on services. butter». , it an.
M...
Charles R. Baker; at Brooklyn, who
has been spending a portion of his
vacation here, left this morning for
New York a... I - m I
Alonzo ,Wheeler spent Saturday In
New Eleven Where he attended the re-
union '2: th6~ Thirteen h regiment,
Connec ctlt Volunteers. 1:,
it as W
Howard Benedict will lead the meet-
ing of the Junior Band this week at
the East avenue Methodist church, and
witness tail attendance:
Mrs. Thomas Walsh led the meet-
ing of the Loyal Workers in the Ad-
vent church yesterday. The meeting
Was a very interesting one and large-
ly attended.
H. A. McNeil. preached yesterday-
evening at the Blast Avenue Metho-
dist church in place of Rev E Cun-
nlngham trim is ,on a vacation. His
subject was "'l'he Prayer of the Right-
eous Man Avalleth Much."
The annual picnic of St. Paul' 3 Mia-
sion will be held on Wednesday of
this week at Roton Point in con-
Junction with the Sunday school from
delsboro and Salem. The start will
he made from the chapel .at 10: 20 a
m.
Quite a number of East. Ntlrwalk
people are planning to attend the
camp meeting to be hold by the Adven-
tists at Plalnville. 2”The creating will
last from AuguRYI 'lo Septe'lnber 0.-
Rcv. James W. Davis will probably at-
tend.
The Ladies Aid society of the East
Avenue Methodist church have com-
menced the work of furnishing the
parsonage. The carpenters and the
painters and paper hangers are deco-
rating the .intorior and extwerlor The
work will probably be completed in a
low days.
Services for the last avenue church
are Tuesday night the regular tlass
meeting. will meet in the class room;
Wednesday, all day the ladies are re
quested to meet together for work;
Wednesday attorno'on lntnnt class
picnic at home of E. E. Koch-l; Thurs-
day evening. the regular weekly pray-
er meeting will he held; Friday eve-
ning .lunior liaud will meet as usual
led by liownld iicnedlrt.
ROWAYTON.
nap—n—
Agents for Tin Evening untinoi, In
Iowayton, are Frederick Memo.
Iiwood Broadway and charts- Potty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
resolve prompt attention.
WW
“'l‘hc livlkloy” is quite tilled with
boarders.
Rov. F. t“. llrown-iuta returned from
Ocean (trove.
”We.
Mrs. Alonso Tompkins, oi Noroton. 0V0 men W-
has a young daughter
Numerous raisin-e oi ptko are re-
porttfl trom Ohamuor's pond.
gnu—‘4..-
l‘IhiI. moumkswmm at his
war home in, Church street
”Mi-t PM? “i
ri‘i
3 entwined tidittl'ltotli
tutor tin? will line! lnl
nor...” are Arthurb blackmail Vital-
lsoo shaver. Ordon not to either It
lira above will receive prompt atton
W
Mrs. Matthew Cullen is confined to
her some or pistol“ "4 , I it “
W—
An old veteran who was crossing the
street in front of the Columbia Friday
had a narrow escape from being struck
by an.automobila‘,< . . t
Miss Gladys Jenkins IIwas thrown
from a pony carriage recently and sus-
tained a fractured aria She is set
this slits: nicely. .hOVovar. -
It I W '7
only} at dampening. minutes at tli,
soldiers’ Home are planning to atten
the reunion oaths -Twoaty-eishth Con»
necticnt Volunteers to he held at
Gregory' a Point on August 28. ,
l "sunbeam rimmmfltwnw wt!‘ v’
The laying oi! the telephone con-
dults has advanced to point abouts
mile from the Staibttfi'd line. {Agpod
at. rocit’t! tplioi‘ng cocoon
at: h“.t“‘h‘2.t.fil‘t..h ”‘3";
at on
in Quinton!!! will be commenced Ill
about two weeks.
I The innards-oi was Deborah Anni)
Bates, who wasydrowned in the city
tern oi her home‘ in the 0:: Ridge dis-
trict, last Thursday, was held from the
There was quite a large attendance at
sorrowing relatives and friends. Rev.
Louis French, rector of St. Luke' s Pm-
teetant nil psil‘iahuroh. whore tho
deceased am cotalnunioadt tor many
years amylateglr The pallbearers were
Charles and Albert Betsey Cyrus
Provost and r. Provost. The in-
terment was in the Bates cemetery. in
this town it is expected that the pro-
perty of the deceased will go to her
aunt. Miss Fannie Smith, of Stamford,
who is nearest of kin. This consists
of a ’sixty acre farm, with the houlii
occupied by the deceased and one
rented by Selectmen maerlck Conrad»
er and Rancey Pooley‘.
warmest
Agent. for th. Evening Iontinol, in
Weatport. are 0. Diplovanni and Wm.
It Null. order: sent to either oi the
IoovsI will resolve prompt attention.
0. Alexander «We. of New York,
have returned home after a visit here
With friends.
Rev. George lmders. of Sutton,
Mass, preached in the Congregational
church, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Crossman is entertaining
relatives from. Massachusetts at her
home at the Farms.
Charles Anderson left here for his
home in New York Friday. after a
weak s visit with friends.
The children of Clarence Miller.
Rev. Spencer Bray and Jesse Hayden,
were "among those present” at the
Baby Show at Roton Point, Thursday.
tod lime. for which Thomas Quinlan
the architect.
of Greendol
flier
outlaw use our ls tmbc h
Extensive improvements um bolas club grounds, Sept. 12. 13 it.
made In and around 'i‘okeuoke.
Int: ans-Ia.-
Mlsn Lucy Lyon, of the Want Bide.
has her house Iliad with guests.
week‘s visit in Cos Cob.
Frederick Popper, who has been vis-
ths West.
‘ W
The Norton residence at Tallow
huh been sold to New York
and Mr. Norton has moved to number
cottage on the point
«2-.-
upwm CANAAN.
in this place
street.
“nun—aunt
owner will, hate piI «awn tor
Dr Howard amen” returned to his erection at a Islam reissue
bone in Monti bridge. this mors- the property.
tag, after ”adding a few days at his
[armor borne in this place.
(W
William H. sanctioned. at Mount
flatly. Virginia. is spending a tow extensive
waste with his lather, Henry Louie the real
Wood. at Rowsyton overalls. who cou- Johnson
tlnuas cartoon; iii an interim hesitant
plans of Architeo
tor
my years I nsidoat at our Ire‘
t 4 ,I
log wiring?” up'hylth egergnmgden lemma
' o 00“ W 3
"mi It sonnets.” WW a tram 58000
a (Saturday and. film I
Stamford. Iott today tor is ill
31”” she will sound the flunaowx ‘
in!“
late residence Saturday afternoon. M
. Thol‘piinilations have been complet-
ed for t e new schoolhouse to be erect
has the contract. The building will
contain three class rooms. heated by
furnace. with slate blackboards. M.
Morris, 82 Wall street. New York bV
Farmers are beginning to talk fair.
and It all up [trues to the coming annual
Country Club. There is
added interest in this section from
the fact that some of our representa-
Ialected to udgo.
Stephen and Hill akeman and cargo
Sherwood are conspicuous in the list
of superintendents. the two former-yon
Gretta, Cattle. Sheep and Swine. r.
' Ion dull. worklmfnspdm. flat
Wolfel it Greenwald have the con-
Iitu Gertrude Close, of Raymond tract. to gate“ three new bath room
street. has returned homo from a Hill"! 1'0 ”COdIHN-“H 4 3-3080":
it C Turner. or the firm of Wood
iting his tulimr Harry Prom. tor a A Tumor. lumber denier: in new
low days has realms to his horse in menu. II. I li’lAllIOiilOfitiI’tto
erect I new residence in Prospect
at Bella island. broke
”Captain Btrolnneyer.
wlib halide ill'gtt M
Wagner. creams chills“
teIumVlner. It , .-
"W I_ V, ,I , . l V,
The trim ‘littier ‘yabht “'Dudlinb "
ownedt by Dudley Raymond, carried
away her mast In the broom Friday
afternoon oft Yellow“ nook. The own
er was in ohargotol «the craft at the
I
r. :I
time ot.the,s.coidont. ,4 I
The white dress carnival at Rotor:
Point Friday evening proved a big“
drawing card. The dancing pavilion
‘ was crowded with spectators who am
ioyed the dancing until the prise waits}
contest began Then they ranged them-
selves on the four sides at the bull~
(1 “soil "ii oiling watch the
.I... an: “or...
t I rer e~j e
mitkalily title dancers among them.
Alter the preliminary. three couples
were dropped and live were left to
have another trial. Soon the contest
narrowed down to two couples. one
called ‘tThe niacin" and the other
The Blues " because at the color or
the ladies owns. Th9 indies had a
hard time eciding which should win
the prise. The spectators were al
most even divided. but‘ the lady in
blue bad a Ittlc‘ larger folidwing than
did the lady in black. and the prise
was awarded to the former and her
partner. The winners were Miss An-
na May Walsh at Port I(strainer. and
James Manning, 0! Stamford. The
judges were P T Cuneo, William J
nbuncement of the event and the
presentation 0! the prises—two beau-
tltui silk umbrellas-Were made by
Manager L. M. Rich.I
STAT stuns :reAM.
Blues, (3
panics:
The rte
‘ Separate Com
kW om Delegates.
that will represent
national stile tournament at Sea Girt
, one." owned by “wu ‘
was sailing of! th Knob Vyestarday sf
ch and Frederick Wehle The aa- been
the Cooaahticut National guard at. the ,
N. J.. on August 25. has been selected
are from the Second Regiment. Nine
of the men will be from this pity, the
Blues and the Grays each darnishlng
four and the First Be loompany
one. The New Haven 2” so as fol
lows:
Compaliy D,Cs M” L, label]
lvate T. A
shit...
F‘lrst Lieut. A. A.
Reed. Private W.
Company F-Liotit. Edward L. For.
Corporal E. H. Baker, JrI, Private 0.
W. Harrison Private Vlilrnest C. Simp.
son
First Separate Compan
J J. Bosworth.
BAIL OF THE IOCHODA CLUB.
-—-d-vb~
members Found the Water of tho
I Sound Too Rough.
The members of the lschoda club
enjoyed a sail Friday evening on thb
Sound. the start being made on the
y—Sergeant
ton street bridge. A trip down along
the ohannel. past The Moon and
Yacht Club was taken after which
the members tried a sail on the Sound.
began to feel a little uneasy hobw.
so a return was made, arriving back
at the club house about 10 oclOOII
There refreshments were served. .. i
Ic—u—v—o-o -
tourism—canvas.
M
Young Woman Wile Wu Nearly
Drowned at goalie Becomes I v
r a.
couple went away for a days on
returned tile. with. manta
cret. but shall:) if the patrollin-
some known
ttonI oi their friends.
Min Carver was line you
who was nearly drowned at
few weeks such 5 u ' t r r
W 4
ounces Aso Hippoosou‘s.
at the baseball park. at. some
his horses w
F a. Green has sold to Charles
alumna are his" Whistle on the
t oodrutf mm-
ing, at till Broadway. New York. tor,
ultim- sitar-doa- to any It ima-
will? sun nus-ml by l ‘
ew‘ plumbing.
muWW-IW
out over holds this soon
sided to place,
M, “I! 0301“.
“MOI m
and! 10 oi the 15 member-sot the term ’
Chestnut Hill residents Were. can»
pleisly surprised to learn Mt Mlbs
Cora Carver and Edward Scolitld tare
married about two weeks ago The
l
and were quiet married. When {EgA
MID. MN 3“ fl.
Bootleid are receiving the congratula-
CT.“ coating» in charge boi tho3 3,“,
" runs an ppodrome” o a you
gotta: 1i 0°" W
the week at August Blst received
Igord this morning glit- Msnsgor Bi- £33,:
i 00.
#1031532 1035 Evil Mam W
romembo bored
that these norm were brought from
on
Wendell“ ”malt cougars: 335-:
mind.» flint all ma Char-
M,srrill sixteen acres at land It the lot Horses in ry. The com-
north and ot the town. The new. mittee are tips
I :Ithoir Interi sat on-
history. “'33:... mandamus: “have ?
with Pruldont Butler and' '
‘ open Iiifm.
unseat... bruins. Aug. lit—Tho :3
audience at amuse: William had by,
President Nicholas Murray Butler and; u;
been Burgess. of Columbia Universlm- I
New stark cits. earths castle at Wil-
holmslioohe, saturdsy. lasted tor WE ,
wit
hours and “was concerned mainly
the cabinet at the interchange or pro-
iessors between American and Ger-
man universities. Baron Speck Von
Bternburg, the German ambassador to
the ,Unltsd mots-almond -:IthI sua
stance through the foreign otilco. Al—
though Preaidastrnil Butler and Proielsot ' , a I 'r
Gas not only saves you
. ' (but most and
payday“ as well.
it’s um tint oi Season,
h! nod—u-
flurgess represented Columbia alone.
the conversation courol general ques-
hoth countries. it was agreed that it
here better that only.» American pro-
tensors who know German well should
lecture sin German universitiesfi and
that only German professors knowing
English should lecture in American
institutions. No decisions, however,
Page arrived at.
retool. Prussian minister of to-
cleslastiol‘i aflairs. instruction and
gradient its, will vislttthe emperor
at Wiihll shoehe and Dr. Butler and
Burgess at Russet this" crook to
continue the consideration of the mat;-
Fiona relating to. the universities of
liar. The emperor. Mo Burgess said
Was most kind and surprised them by ‘
his frequent use of every day Ameri-
can expressions. -
W
l, ~Half the ills-that man is heir to
some" from indigestion. Burdock
Blood Bitters str hens and tones
“the stomach; ma I‘ indigestion Inr
possible. ,5‘
I 'l
scnoonan Townes Aesouso.
two masted schooner. T. Towner. with
Wreck .oals the Towner was stran-
limo yesterday but not all at high wa-
ter.
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the dark.
"But why couldn‘t be obtain the
eyesd"-—V-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
parrot talk!
Dealer—Tall: why, say, lady, you 'd
club's headquarters on the ashtag- t'lnk he was brought up in a box at dc
opery. —-Puclt
euchro club. "u—Wsehinstou Star.
genitalia transom
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target at I
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aGLUMBéNC'
HYANNIS Mass, August 10.—-The
'a cargo oi paving stones bound from
Cape Ann to New York went ashore
duri the pi ht on Wreck Shoals
ssett iigltship'. I Today
morons postwar: with a
Wild blbwlnt A tail to
by- the encoded vessel and
In often will be blade to iloat her at
high tidtlu Furious to modding on
if you are interested in It
Legitimate Lite insur-
ance Proposition
Confer with Insurance Agency 0!
Jacob ii. Lautou.
0 Railroad Place.
south Norwsik.
lied on Horse Shoe shoals tor a short
" “Yes, he actually tried to kiss me in
same result by merely closing his
Almost Humshlsdy-v-Can that
“is attains a well~intortnsd man?"
“He ought to lie," answered Miss
There was a blink brow! bloWinl‘ ll Cayenne: i'lila wile belongs to three
the time and several of the members sewing moieties and a progressive
saw roan. NEW HAVEN a
LIAVI sooty,“ soawItK ros'
VI.
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0'0”, 5:45, 0: 013.,
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shots nosw‘ Ls.
site; 3:00;. nos. ,
win. we
F. In
8:81! $002,008,000. 6:00! 8:,
0;: 10:0 ’
For that summer Cold of
There is no promoter or aster malady
A. B. GHCapsules
lilo leittussf‘lillarmaty.
‘I no. MAIN; or.
set I Poison. '
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fl. E. i) sou. Proprietor
armpit “kilo
to none Into It. will list-want.
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«span soon.
satellite-Its silo droves! 3
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= summit tit In. gunners , _‘
so. sonwaax.
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17 WALL. ITHEETRJI NORWALK.
MW
Stile of Gold Wall
Papers It Cost -
Now Is the timo'to buy."
Clearance saw be soon Want. ra-
‘ Pm it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
(39L!) WALL PAPERS to cost. in ’
order to m. room tor new goods
it you head WALD PAPER lot this
summer or next tail. coma and see
our" stock.
——
Cloth Window Shades with trill”.
250.
I.“
crockery, durum, ruou. 0'
u—u—a—
riunm' - surpass.
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Window shades and Fluent-o names
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Punting Md PM W
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Telephone Connection.
L H Decker
'7 WA'H'Nli‘lPii QM”!
spun: Norwslk. cons.
stamina.
arson. “
HOT WITH
“W ’1” J > I
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and Zinc.
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trimaran“. ”sz
a JINUW
MIN 00. “WWII M
JOMI Heating?!
fill. Work too it“.
MID STEAM
T ”was HEATING.
g AR, R rise
It scar. that.
Tow provost» sloltnm
confett- or lilo you
Manama-av omit-own: ‘
tum w to» a mom «will!» all
I “aims-ni- Porcelain shaman Ii:
2on one move running notions
water as abundant your town '
WI" Ive-ampli- in our WM
and will gladiyvqsote you pfldflmidld ;
Hit flash
eats-R lulu may,”
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Carnation
oonltl‘n sumo avoids
- In.
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I'prn iniuwm'wlcim thini-li lair-i) '
van soot.
Wall
Our stockist new gét’dt 3am in i
is a little lurker than over before.
Wonderful how‘ low you can
buy nic’e goods hora. 'Ydti‘ ,, I
we do the work in the very V‘
0A8 FITTING. " .
ll‘iu. Sheet Iron, Copper
We have taken I good ”I
contracts for house painting
will be glad to‘ submitilgufll
your work.
so Milt Mala aunt.
Telephony til-0L
0 Id W
We try to carry in stock
thing you need for did
of your house inside or out. g I
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Norwalk Chronicler