Mrs. Frank Fresco is spending a
I“ dIVI hm
arm this... whit“ WWW
MIIII! Alibi; ”isti “It"! Wood are
visiting in Troy, N. Y.
Clarence Sherwood has secured a
position with Contractor White
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Miss Emeline Eoyt has moved into
the Taylor house in Rowan street.
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Waltor Creeiman, of Bridgeport has
been visiting friends here for a con-
ple of days.
The rcgular‘weekiy social service
will be held tonight at the Advent
Christian church
a...”
Mrs. Alfreg‘ topics, of Brooklyn. is
being enter nined by Mr. and Mrs
Charles Lessors: or Betts Place.
The regular w e iy prayer meet-
ing will he hbld 2N?! evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
—.-o-.
Cyclone Moe Needles has resigned
his position wi Estein and taken
:7 place with Men S lib in Roway~
on.
The cruising party on Captain Tho-
mas J Keoghs launch Sara K. has
reached Albany. N. Y.. and report a
good time.
Miss Bessie Rider is "spending her
month‘s vacation at Long Hill, near
the Catskill Mountains, for the benefit
of her health.
Mrs. Behrens, of 6 Winfield street.
is having seVersl rooms in her house
repapcrcd and decorated J W Beat-
3. of Washington street. has the can-
act,
The annual picnic of the primary
department of the East Avenue Mcth-
odist Sunday school was Hold this ut—
ternoon on the lawn at the pleasant
home of E. E, Keeler.
Captain Nathan Roberts, the sage of
East Norwalk is eighty-nine and three-
quarters in the shade. and if the frame
work holds out may reach the hundred
mark. Long may he twinkle.
Herbert Carr is mourning the loss
of a bicycle. no halt the wheel oh his
piazza‘ last night and “this morning
when he went for. it found it had dis-
appeared The candies been reported
to the police -.
Mr. and Mrs.“ John: B. Rider and
granddaughter Lois, Miss Alice Rider
and Miss Minnie Ferrisuof this place.
are guests at the'Whitlng house, in
West Goshcn. aft spending two
weeks at their ctmi‘csidc Lake Mor-
shapoggc, in tbgt place.
Hialmar Burl‘té': NEE assistant in tho
Brousonian market, is out on a tort-
night's vacation. whic he is spending
in the Green Mountai State. and very
likely. it he did not take his mils and
overcoats, has felt. the noted of them.
Burke. is it faithful. reliable. accommo-
dating. good-natured young follow, and
the much needed vacation. will. it is
hoped, give him a new louse for an—
other twelve months. at least.
Allen Wood. the mulii-millionulro
who recently died from the effects or
an operation from appendicitis. had
been only recently married to a pret-
ty chorus girl of nineteen, hilt he had
scored more than three score. He is
not. our friend in the Dipper and Milky
way lino bearing the sumo cognonion.
and has left three and one-half mil-
lion behind him. which the live Wood
says he would be satisfied with one-
thousandth part of what the dead
Wood left.
lire. F. ll. Davenport has been crit~
loally ill at her home on the Davao-
port term in Bunnington. Vermont.
Tip. as her little brother Toni nlolt-
named her when they were children.
is one of the best natural women in
the world and together with her five
children. Mabel. Harvey. Eddie. Floa-
no and Ruthie. have many friends in
East Norwalk, who will wish her I
shoddy recovery to better health and
easier dines from new on. For a
time her illness troubled all the peo-
ple on the farm considerably. and at
such a time her services ought to be
thoroughly appreciated.
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BOWAYT 0“.
Agents tor Tits lvanin
Howayten In ”re deal-i
Elwood Inadway and Charles Patty.
Orders sent to any or the above will
Neely. prompt attention.
~m
Th6 infant “lighter of Mr. and Mrs.
mgumt; ct Railroad attenuate
firs. am Thomas and Mrs John
“It to Hartford, this morning
to spend the day.
ital Florence b. deln, 0! iii Uni-
New Hares. iii muss
howiiuid. die. ltoway’tch.
Mum‘s-n
It. Iantinsi. in;
Ir
was iolned on Saturday by her cousin.
; William sows. lush. oi bismuth city.
‘ Home hidlffldwu: eufl’Waui
who accompanied her home on Sun
day evening. , '
. ' .'
Darlan.‘ are Arthur Nansen. and Wai-
lacs Ilium. Orders sent to attire oi
the", ..M" will motive prompts
The engagement has been snnounc
ed of Miss Louise Mead, to Dr. Wai
ton Wilson. at New York.
, The Congregational church will re
main closed for the next two weeki
during 'the absence of Rev. H. S.
Brown on his vacation.
Rev. Arthur Mamet Springfield
Mass. who is visiting relatives in Pet
terson. preached at the Preébyteriat
Church there, Sunday morning. upon
the invitation of the pastor. Dr. Dean
He gave a strong. earnest appeal and
was listened to with much interest.
—-‘Largest stock and lOWest pricei
at Street's Cash Grocery.
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Editor Sentinel: Mdy idol-root at
impression which has gone out tron
an item in The Sentinel of a few dayi
ego, regarding the Darien Free Li
brery? The statement was that its
less innumere iraisede by an entertlain
hi; to e not
the ”Library. This is a in as statement
or rather a misunderstanding on thi
part of your informant. The Libr
Association is o llged' each you
raise: more than lull towards tbi c l
rent expenses as the town appropr
tion is only $500 and the expenses ex
ceed 8800. as the following will show:
Librarian’ a salary. $144. 00
Librarian's substitute. 3.00
Rent of room, 60.0t‘,
Electric light. 42.59
New stove and coal, 47.65
insurance. bond for officers. etc.. 17.0t
I
Total. $314.24-
Last year we also expended abou;
830 for magasines. This year 11168th
re donated. Our Libra? is edited 1:
Library. but as the hove hows
more than 8106 must be cont butet
in some Way t5 meet the expenses
We have a building fund, but of coursi
that cannot be used for current or.
penises. Persons who use the Library
ought to aid when entertainments art.
given, from time to time. for the bene .
lit of the Library. Few are willing
The Library Association was incori‘
porated and has been maintained
a few, persons interested in having a.
Library for our towlnspebple. especial
ly our young p eolge. Thére is or
danger of the Li rsry belng‘ closed
but unless there is more interes
shown by the persons who are bone
fitted by use of Lib y. it is discour
aging Work for the A sooiation to Ull‘
ry on the work. The Associatiot
membeis can carry on the work bui
desire all to help by showing interest
and appreciation. All of our room
people are requested to meet at tht
Library on Monday evening next to
arrange for an entertainment. tht
character of which will be according
to their wishes.
A BOOK-LOVER.
WISTPOR'I.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Weatport, are 8. Di iovannl and Wm
E. Nash. Orders can to either of tilt
above will receive prompt attention.
Willis .ioncs' family is outing at
Fairiield Beach.
I
Miss Martha Darrow is homo from a
visit in Daricn.
Rev. W. Smith, of Norwalk,
Sunday here in town.
spent
Out of town friends are guests at
the home of Henry Ochs.
Bay Powers is making a tour of the
foothills of the Catskills.
Miss Gertrude Bradley, of Chicago.
is the guest of Miss Carrie Bradley.
aw,“
Out of town trieuda are being enter-
tained at the home of E. N. Sippeliay.
W. F. Hendricks. Jr.. and wife, of
Bridgeport. are visiting with relatives
here.
Mrs. Josephine Harrison this return
ed home from an outing on the north
shore of Long island
a ey looit and wife, ..t New
b.77rg . Y.. are guests here at the
cottage of Miss Carrie Bradley.
Dr. Adams and family, who have
”if". '“i‘il‘tl‘li‘i i“ “will
to at ves. o is r one In
iyu. N. Y.. natal-den.
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The town is represented at ca
this week by William Biurges Oscar
Path-son. . . Wheeler, Edward
WNIIN and Harry aherwood
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The ciiacutlvs committee of the
Methodist Church met Tuesday night
and reported progress in the matter
or the proposed new church.
W
Edward helm, who it iii the dmpltly
or the anchovies- (le.. has been pro-
moted ton lion that. results in
more an is an svidmoe clap pro
elation or an laithtuiness.
it iii a clcfll mafia!
ofliltitlliauicai
engineering departmental thaecm cam-
ii“!-
, i‘ucsday in September.
. lrys counsel are Walsh I: Hubbeil,
. if Norwalk. According to a state-
‘ ed a deed on a lot in Jamaica, L. 1..
. date. Mr
W, A i, , ‘ ,
house in H yt‘“st treat.
Nd. iii. Raymond is having his resi-
deuce painted by~8tephcn Bishop.
Schleuter and sister
my”. are visiting in
a»
, Wm
"m added no t leftifor camp at Nlau-
tie, with his orwslit company. Mon-
.iiiy heroism,
Ne“ dii’iaii'dna.
of New York.
ri. James; Les-f
‘ i
liov. Dr. .7. Howard Hoyt. of the}
Con regational hurch. reached, in
the EChurc dosed evening.
Miss Emily Wood. of White Oak
Shade. is entertaining Mr: and Mrs.
Jharies l3 Weed. 9t.Phila elphla.
Mrs. Erstsei anti son Harry. of Ply-
mouth. Pa.. is visiting her daughter.
Mrs William J. Feiner, Ponus street.
The family of W. S. Raymond and
Dr. D. F. Keeler have returned from
a week’s vacation at Hickory Bluff:
Mrs. J. D. Warren, of Park street.
has been Entertaining Mm. Philip
tj-iolzer, of Bridgeport. for several
aye.
W. E; Strong, at Park street. is en-
Lertsining Mr. and Mrs. W. Emer-
.on and daughter, Isadora. of Brook-
yn,
Mrs. Hammond has been
Iisiting her daughter. Mrs. John H.
high: of South Norwaik for the past
wee
Mrs. Charles F. Fancher and daugh-
ter Elsie. of Beaten. have been
guests of Mrs. John T. Fancher. Sem-
mary street.
Brown I Duryes sre.making sever-
il improvements in the residence 0!
Mrs. Bridget Fitzpatrick in Forest
itreet, '
Mrs. James A. O'Neil and daughters
Jertruds and Edna. or Henderson, N.
3., are visiting friends in South Main
street.
~—
Mrs. Frank E. Lane, of Southport,
.1113 been entertaihing her mother.
Mrs. Lewis S_. Oi'histead, for the past
.hree weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Brown and son. or
New York, and‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank
ind daughter are visiting .Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Crabb. Grove street,
Some one pulled up all the pole and
lush beans in Andrew Hersam's gar-
isn last Friday night He did not
want the beans, but apparently did it
or mischief. x,
Mrs Eunice S. Ctinnitlg’nam former-
y of this town. hilt at present resid-
ng in Stanford, has brought suit for
livorce inst her husband. John
Junulngha . on the ground of habit-
lal intemp’erance and intolerable cruel-
.y. The case is returnable to the Su-
ierior Court at Bridgeport. the first
This case
rears a marked resemblance to one
rled in the Superior court last {all
George H. Raymond ital Mild Frank
ncKendry. Jr., on a pro y note
'or 875. Hearing has bull postponed
. .
lntll Seturdsy,A1 ore Jus-
ice Mustard 8. Y! , .Raymond
ias retained Atto by. J. E Drinker-
tort, of Stamford and Mr. McKen-
7uent by Mr. McKendry. be borrowed
$75 from Mr. Raymond and surrender-
tor security. At the maturity of the
McKe'ndry was made to pay
no money but refused to do so until
he had secured his deed from the com-
ilelnant. who had lost it. The deed
Was not recorded. and it will ndcésc
iitate some little expense to recurs
mother one. interesting evalop-
name are expected at the proceeding.
ind whatever the outcome. it it said
that the defendant will institute pro-
:eedings in a libel suit.
NOTES OF TEE EEASHORE.
Vernon Jarh’oe is spending a week
at the Deal Cottage. Belle island.
Misti Edith Malloy. of Newark. to
visiting at the Bay Cottage. Bella is-
him!
J. ii. Beeley installed a new bath-
room in the Davis cottage. Bella is-
land.
Edward ll.
been spending a few days at [the
shore.
, v
“shun—no”
M. 8 Cornell lott Belle Island for a
con
Mon talus.
J. a. davai'it. of New York. to Visit-
ing at the Shegard cottage. Belle is»
land, for a was
0. W. Johndolmt «Nationalism
tag a stirl may its t the l'airvlsw one
an.
"Mr. and Mid. Ilia" Robertson.
ruin
pi e or
W Midas-in
Messrs!
moral!
to them
While
,:..
1
, pines
~ Popular im
it‘ny, of Danbury, ham
ot weal“ visit to the, White
at
of
5:“ “Yeager.“ dmndgu I double .
mil lentil? m
‘ allied 4!
tors relishing
Arkhiisas Lieutesn
:iieau Aservics inlthe P Ni);
dildos the san-
.‘ii
Dr. C. 8. Res (1 wile. of New
“Canaan. set out I today atternoon
from this Norwslit debt: in b on nip
cruise to the canon d in Kabiei's
handsome sloo yacht “Defiant:
fore eéthey- hdd cached Bridgepgrtne theyc
wer overtaken by the storm and had
to put in. for shelter. They expect to
rgitich the Thimble Islands before they
r urn.
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I8 KENEALY A QANOIDATE?
resales That H. May suc-
osed ttorn'a‘yfl choral King.
Since it biscuits known that Attor-
hey-General King was ’s candidate to
succeed Senator Brandegee as con-
gressman from the Third Connecticut
district. at good deli! has been said
and written about Michael Kenealy
and the attorney generalship It has
long been the populdr impression that
Mr. Keneaiy stepped adide and gave,
way to Mr King when he might have
landed the attorney- general‘shlp of the
state Just as well as not. This is be
lieved to be gospel truth in many
quarters. it is largely the basis for
the present talk that Mr. Keneaiy
would be a logical successor to Mr.
met on. The fact that Mr. Keneaiy is
now in Hartford acting as sttbrney-
general in Mr. King's absence gives
more ‘color to the talk.
Here i‘n Stamford it is not. at. all
certain tiat Mr. Kenealy wants to be
attorney- general. He has a habit of
keeping his desires to himself until a
psychological moment arrives, There
is good authority for believing. how-
ever, that it does not necessarily lol-
low from the foregoing talk that Mr.
Keneaiy would look for the attorney-
generalship.
it is known that Speaker Holcomb
would like to succeed Attorney-Gener-
Roberts are on very cordial terms. The
appointment would be made by Gov~
ernor Roberts in the event of Mr.
King's promotion. r
One thing is met ‘ certain. however,
and that is that amuel Fessenden
has no intention of retiring from the
state‘s attorneyship of Fairlieid
County. Mr. Fessenden is in good
health, is active and comparatively
young. and there is no reason why he
should retire from the allies he has
directed so well for many years. it
Would seem. therefore“ that. Whatev-
er Mr Keneaiy's itical ambitions.
he is not living in e hope of suc-
ceeding Samuel Fessenden as state!
attorney for Falri'leid county. as has
been intimated a good deal of late.—
Stamford Advocate.
EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT MEETS.
—---~e
Gathering of War Veterans Held in
New London, Yesterday.
.NEW LONDON. Aiugust 17~The
thirty- scventh annual reunion of the
Eighteenth Regiment. Connecticut Vol
unteers, was held in this city yester-
day. The regiment was recruited al-
most. entirely in New London and
Windham counties, and about 450
members are now suriiving There
gas an attendance of about 90 mem-
ers.
in the ab ace, of the resident.
Comrade 110 art Kerr, tamlord.
presided. The report Secretary
George Gréeman, of Norwich. showed
that there had been 13 deaths in the
regiment during the past. year. The
toliowing officers were elected:
Presidentwdeneral w. G. Ely,
Norwich.
Viee-Presidenis—-S. K. Spalding
Putnam; F. t}. Bixby, Boston; R. M.
Brown, Jewett City; A. W. Loonlis.
Williiuuntic; A. B. Potter, Dunieison.
Secretary and Treasurer-George
Greenman, Norwich.
A short address was made by Presi-
dent Ely and Comrade Kerr also re
ported on the work of the regiment'a
hospital board it: bettering water sup-
ply conditionl at the Soldiers' Home
at Noroton. This veterans were on-
tertained at dinner by W. W. Per-
iti'ns Relief Corps. of this city.
”Mun-—
uwuen DILIOATiON esriseieoi
Ialiava That Russian Assembly Will
Take Up the Matter.‘
CHICAGO: Auto i7—Adoll Kraus
returned i6 Child .yesterddy, well
satisfied with assault or. con
ference of Jewish representatives with
It‘s“ Wine. in Portsmouth. Monday
n
of
"There is no doubt." he ‘,'said "from
present. myindicagious that the Bosnian
mum] celled will take up
ously the quedtlon of settling the
“win rt slits.
"Mr Witte fairly iand candidly dis-
cussed that.I conditions as they exist in
Russia II}? it all in all. we
were muslii pie with the interview
we feel that better times are coming
tor our 919%
'fl not as in some papers the dicta
Menu 7 the interview was prom ted
ia'stind r money. ’1‘
igzvarnntfim £67 in is unquestionably“
at this hrs mt present at that
meeting. each a statement is unjust
to Mrs = ,
ii
it,
i
Kin in the event of the letters pro .
771 King. Mr. Holcomb and Governor .
77 It
Tahshir Ml
m Association.
«”509 trout heron Korma
donated by the distinguished state
city. The course of. the school con-
and literature. ,
”W.
man in your room?”
“More“ . 0: course I should sink
throu ah the floor." .
“But what it the, dotbclow one
commit a Mobster-TM?
his his
sweeten. 12o
WEAKFISH. 8e
enamel-l MAcKensL. 10o
sate. 12c
sWonoFisi-i, 12¢
ereAK icon. 10c
All other kinds of Fish selling at
reasonable prices. ,. , '
SOFT SHELL GRABI. , We DOZ.
ri-i‘s blooms “gran and ovtras
1
Old IIIVIHIII m; IIIIII?
last Ind or Washington W ridge
0A". CHARLIE D0080... Prop.
3 89th Norwillt.
Allan is it god
‘ Bu the compass
hekeeps.
.
mi! .Wt i I 33"
i wont
Bil the kitchen she
keeps.
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A Gas Rance Kitchen
means a
Clean Kitchen. .
unit it ttidiiuh
Phone 68. .,
Spatial offer
Good until Saturday only.
«nil
\
CHERRY. CADIZ. ore. 39c
EHERRY, SUPERIOR PALE. QTSg’
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RHINE. FORSTER RIESLING.
aI ' 49°
lHiNE, RIEBLINO. 01's., 690
cuss-r. er. wuss, are. sec.
pour, era, are
roar. sac
wateou WHI8KEY. are.
shut-ism MAu‘, seseiAL.
PAUL JONE8. 7/. are.
unscrew-rm ave,
MARYLAND ave.
DOgTOcH'OL CHOICE RYE, VERY
907
its leitiuss Pliarmacv.
.a net want or. fee" nonwshn.
Ailiiglidfiilt iNSUNANBE.
.91."! IA EEO.
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This Company writes a most liberal
term at insurance ooveflig the our
wherever it may be in a United
Italics or Canada. «slain are srislnd
.fl'ont any cause. explosion and liable
includsdm-ailo marine and trans»
risks—theft or. piltsrage‘. up.
on the most resemble terms.
. it you are interested hint.
mats Life insurance Tropes
term thematic-agency
. Jacob H.
tlon '00!!-
sum raises-
.bs upwards or on railr- choir-and
Ill corral , the terrorists
fill
I , til: oftilie’ bid?
r indications point ,
That. thou NH "
5 Railroad Page?“ lasts Norwsikm
Iii . ‘
fiasco .
rum to the Japanese school of this: . ‘
slats principally of Japanese language ,
, ”What it you were to and a strange ‘ “
‘ Colors will not {an or fade. V
Mediciiiai Wines & liquors 9
I“ .uflur f
; spwmgg H. was AI'WION. Pros.
.i,
and will out-wear
. climbers
. 7- | B .
Charles at. Dev.
"enemas.
at: WASHINGTON s'r.
, Phone 14”.
t
1
1847. . ages.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
L , HEATING.
T WATER HEATING.
OT AIR HEATING.
craves AND assess
stars AND Tm nooruia.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
dds Fixtures. Metal Ceiling, Etc.
HIV. you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES i! HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Papers at Cash
Now is the time to buy. Annum
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA—
Yeager the but. i
Is I necesiny of perfect Health and
an essential element of Hspnidcs'
comforts of life you should equip .
zieepin apartinent or dressing chit-N.
are
“standard" Porcelain Enameled Laval
tory and have running hot and sold
I rinmlieima Ind Ema
ring Work Iaiicitad.
‘ tarts o. s hematite
matched...
To prevent sicknsa‘a and glue y
ltli a nanny white. Clio-plead
we or desired at our the
sale Of (301d wan and WIN: grillii‘yhmgglgogupr “W
Horace R NaSli
CORNER MAIN AND WE" ETO-p
80th Norwaik. Carin.
PERB. it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
com WALL parses to. cost. in
order to make room for new goods.
If you need WALL rerun for this
summer or next fall. coma and see
our stock.
t
_
Cloth Window Shades With fringe.
50.
N
pun—Q
Crockery, Glassware, taupe.
in...“ suppusa
Window \ahades and Picture Frames
to order.
nun—..-
Painting and Paper Busing.
—
Telephone connection.
..H linker,
I7 WACHINBTON ITRIET.
i. 3 .my aw!-
«in. Norwaik, Conn.
"FRANK C.
VAN. SCOY.
PLUMBINQ‘
cram.
nor warm,
nun, .
ess ammo.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper:
and Zinc.
if
l .0
80' 86nd: Milli Street.
Tiiwlpm-‘Oa ’
' acorn son he. eons.
. . 97%:va ,,
0.0
000.00"
ins so rail one
upon also. held. PM
We. LA ovum”
DIIIG‘MW
Carpenter Builder l?
IINO.B '
MODELING or can BTRUCTUII .
ri
MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED o. ,
' manner.
I thing you need for the decoration;
. . at your house insideorout. 4....
liter .. JVIIMIII, mas- .
F. S BANKS
General Contractor: A
can. ares eivsn r'clt‘ J, “
lLDlNG or NEW me
IN 03 OUT- OF-TOWN ORDER
~RE8|DENCI—
27 weereosr avenue. nonwstn '
HOTEL VICTORIA
cortices RMLROAD menus and,
”OM! OE QT “3T. i
la tarnished throu out. ‘
comfgt’able and up- til-date hotel II
city. Electricity and hut in I ‘
room. Baths in connection. . Pink.
feet adulation. Rooms e‘x’cellm
”ligated. Always comfoitabld an
at
q Cafe carrying a fall if“ It Aokt“
Merrill and Condlt’l wines, “and ii
,andoigara. Isltstockedbarlni 7
ct! .
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
TELEPHONE CAI-“L. III—I.
r.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You than 3
we do the work in the very but
it i" Wt
«I
We! have taken a good many
‘ , contracts for house martyr-ad 1
‘ will be glad to submit examine .
your work.
tailed-Mai ’
We try to carry in stock overy- ..
is loner or.
Norwalk Chronicler