. tor a week's vacation.
‘ Thomas Cornell the station agent is
out again after his mgnt illness.
Mls‘i‘l soviet Orofu‘6 has returned
to hart-homo at, , 4" .. .l In New York}
Miss Ethel Adam has returned to
her home after rt viblt with not Edna
Blydenburgh -
Mr. and Mrs. Nelford J. Platner have
moved to 7 Seaview avenue, in the H.
1. Bennett residencey. .-
'. . «W , ’
Howard Benedict hast resigned his
position at 0.8 .Trowhridge’s box fac-
tory. in south Norwalk.
There will beta. meeting of the Olli-
clal Board of the am Avenue Metho-
dist Church this evening.
Mrs Henry Warm and daughter Ce-
cilla of Cove ave do. have returned
from a short vac on tvip.
Mrs. LeRoy Harrlsiand daughter, of
the Bronx, are visiting Mrs. Charles
Gehrmann. est-Imam“.
-—Luther Wright must sell a large
steel: of Waihdasmnltcarriages. To
do so he has decided to sell at prac-
tically cost. Bead his adv.
awn—W
Mr. a‘nd Mai. Hen
been ascertaining a ,
dietown at their horde an Cove ave-
nue. . ,
Miss Carolina DeFabritis returned
yesterday afternoon to her home in
Waterbury after a three Weeks' visit
with Miss Edith Mead in Edlie ave-
nae.
arm have
Mrs. Susan Green and Miss Mildred
Bennett are visiting in Wilton Miss
Bennett will spend a portion of her
vacation. there as a guest of Miss Ma-I
bel Green.
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The officers of the .i’astlme Athletic
Club are requested to meet at the
home of Edward Cunningham on How
an street. East Norwalk, at 8 o'clock
this evening.
W. G. IACount has sold his residence
in East avenue to E. B. Robertson.
Mr Le Count and family have taken
apartments in Worthington street.
South Nortvalk, and moved there yes
terday.
—*I—
The Tuesday evening class meeting.
last night, was well attended and of
great spiritual enjoyment. Those
who attended listened to the sweet
songs of Zion and my testimonies
were given. The meeting was attend-
ed by Rev. G. A. View. of Thoma’stoln.
Conn" who was the guest of F.l
Field over night. on his way home from
Ocean Grove camp meeting. He gave
the class a Bible reading from the
words “God is able to care to the ot-
termost all that will come unto Him."
His words were very inspiring and up-
lifting. There were present also a
number of visitors from other char-ch
es and the service was of unusual in-
terest.
Rowava‘oi
Agents for The Evening Bsnllnel. in
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Charles Petty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
George 0. .l. lamphere. of .East
Hartford, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel P. Wicks.
George \V. Raymond.
sides of the road. making a decided
improvements to his property, and will
have It in line conflltion in a short
time.
The Darien selectmcn have a force
of men at work on the West Side re-
moving the brush and grass from the
aides of the road waking a decided
mimprovemeut
DARIEN AND NORDTON.
for the livenin Bentlnaii
1536“", Arthur GHQ and Walt
hater. Orders sent either of
the allelic will receive prompt anew
tion.
FOR BALI—«HARD AND SOFT
Wood sawed or sawed and split. Ad.
dress. David Raymond. Rowayion.
Cosh. 4
Mrs. Harry l. Bennett and Mrs. Elia
Wood. of East Norwalk visited friends
in Davies. yesterday.
“Chance of a lfetlmo to buy Wog-
one and Garcia 0 at right prices.
Read thither Wr ghi‘u adv
. INDY DIM IV HiI WIFE.
CHICAGO, August as «William Van
venom was III led by his wife earl?
toting in, is restaurant at 32nd and
aim at is. The two were quar-
Mrs uVan Voorbees. tired
l is at her husband. When
themes arrived he was dead.
Mgdhhvagowosags gust-130s.
. gas we Glliil nails
«it’ll in tail fulfilled and Is throwing
. marrow.
libs m picnlefltlgdt
, from Mld- '
Of the West a a
idea! of Clarence Stevens
its to so all
r is to be sold at public auction to-
.‘6. .. $1,.” a... l
Miss Beheooa Medea has returned.
home attgr a in with friends at 8s
ohm
Mashhad
Island yesterday.
.d‘itiil 13:33:”; in; Windy.
gone to New 131%]? .
iwaned Luther Wright's advertise-
mmncki Mghodist‘
and Carriages.
There are to be examinations for on.
trance into the High School in that
building, tomorrow. ,‘ ,
I"
0. Whittier. and nfa‘lnilv who have
been outing at the Behcll lull for their
home in New York Monday.
Joseph-w arvln hastreturned in his
home in ttsburg. its.» after a vaca-
tion visit with relatives here.
Cyrus Mead and family are soon to
take up a resilient! do Bridgeport.
where Mr. Mead is played: ‘
N L.6 Grant. wife an: dauéhter. who”
have been visiting friends at the
Farms and in uthport, left Manda
for Crescent Bach. y
Green y'mers club is to
picnic on ”€601.“ y. The partici.
pants will not go far from home. but
.1216 event will be none the less Ionigy-
me. i ’
W up tonsil l
r e or n egatonai chur has
invited Rev. Warren P Landfill. of
Sutton. Mass. to accept the pastorate.
it is very probable that the gentleman.
will succeed the Rev. Jabs: Miss.
M
WESTON.
M
Miss Florence Nash and sister Lulu
are visiting in Bridgeport.
Miss Hawkins. of Southport. is the
guest of Mrs. H. M. Beers.
Ml‘ss Florénlie Perry. Jof Nor-walk.
g‘lad. been the guest of Mike Grace See-
on
——
Twin daughters were welcomed last
week by: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coven
dale.
—-Chance of a lifetime to buy Car-
ria wggt'ad and vWagons. Read Luther
'sad
liaise Birdie Kennel. of Norwalk, has
spent a few days with her sister Mrs.
Charles Barnes.
Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Gliiveiy are on-
tertalning Mrs Shively's mother and
brother, Mrs. Robertson, and little son,
of New York.
The gold watch which was taken
with other valuables from the house
of Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey at the time
of the burglary there last. week. has
been recovered by Mrs. Godfrey. it be-
ing found in a Bridgeport pawn shop.
The articles taken from the house of
Frederick Coley. which was burglar-
covered.
--Bodlly pain loses its terror if
you’ vs a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Eclec-
trlo Oil in the house. instant relief
in cases of burns. cuts, sprains, accl-
dents of any sort
NEW CANAAN.
Mrs Chester Fitch of Vista, has
been visiting in Norwalk.
Mrs. Harriet N. Fields. of New Ca-
nrlian. has been visiting at Hickory
u .
I
m
Mr. Blaster. of Staten island. is a
——..-
Mrs. Charles Kaiser has returned
from a visit in New London.
Min—.1...
H. E. Turner‘s new home on Pros.
pent street is nearly completed
aha—W
Mrs. Lewis C Hill. of Bridgeport. is
visiting with Mrs. Samuel Crissey.
Miss Doroth Booth is eniertalaln
Miss Harriet ago», of Stamford.
Mills Marion Benedict, of Norwallt.
has returned after visiting in town.
Miss Julie N. Wee. ofNorwalk. is
visiting her brother, shots E. Wood.
”mam—a
a guest of‘her aunt, Mrs. Evelyn Cris-
soy.
—~
Rev. Mr. Y g preached in the
Congregational urcb. Sunday morn»
ng. .
Mrs. Emma Smith, of Stamford. has
laden visiting her sister, Mrs. Will W.
Kirk. ,
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J. A. liuith and family are spending
several days at numerous watering
places.
Mr. and Nos. William Hatter. at
Smith Ridge, have been visiting in
Bodford.
Thaddeus Johnson has res ed his
position as engine wiper. andt e place
out an summons mass at lava.
is being filled by Dennis Doyle. who
66.66.66
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meat of slhughtllr rates in Wanda
ized on Saturday, have not been rc- .
Miss Ievtha sumo: summed. ip‘ ‘
for-
as:
Miss Annie Clowns clerk in the
post-oiled, has been enjoying a week's
vacation. .
sun—a—
Harold Russell is worlfiitg‘ in the
Stamford.
bani—an“
Miss Ethel Foster. of New Britain.
is spending a week with Miss Mary E
DeVunna
The Nines d’rdce had Marthe Brno
gigs.- of Brook ya. are visiting at (I:
enemas-rt ~
George Potts of Pound Ridge. has
purchased the Eisner Blouses estate
‘n Edit Woodfl. 6
own-m
Mr had Mrs. Anal‘ Patterson re
turned Saturday after a two weeks'
trip in Canada.
m...—
~Phehhmensl cuts in prices at La
ther Wright's carriage emporium
Read his adv.
Misa’Susie Briskeritoif. of Btainford
was a guest of Miss Ruth Tucker dur
ing the past week.
mm
A Green Mountain silo is being set
up on the premises of William Grape,
in Oenolte avenue.
Rev. LT. {6... Price. of New Hayes
preached in the. 'M. E. Church. Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs. E. G. Cunningham and daughter
are visiting with F. H. Gleason and
family. South Norwallt.
Miss Edna Hall is entertaining Miss
Bunneli. of New Britain. a former
teacher in Center school.
-........_.....
Mrs. Frank B. Weed. Who Is con-
valesclng from all attAck of intermlt
tent fever. is much improved.
who have been spending the summer
in Demon-st. N. 1., are home again.
The ladies of the M. in. Church held
their last cake sale of the season on
the parsonage lawn, Friday afternoon
Mrs. Willis Cummings has returned
to her home in Brooklyn. after severe'
weeks' visit with relatives in Smith's
Ridge.
Julian D. Heath has returned to New
York after several weeks' visit with
his grandmother Mrs. Julia Heath, in
Carter street.
.m—u
/ Jansen H. Raymond. the owner oi
the house occupied by E. B. Benedict
in Vista. is having it rerouted and oth-
erwise improved.
Milton Crosby, who is under the
care of Dr. 0er at. the Stamford hos-
pital. for Bright's disease. is reported
to be in a serious condition.
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Alexander Sesrles, of Mt Kisco. has
purchased the Smith Hoyt farm
through Real Estate Agent Green He
will greatly" improve the property.
About $17 was realised at a cake
sale- held recently for the benefit or
the children of Grace Home. Miss
Catherine Guion of New Haven. who
is visiting in town. deserves mackerel
dtt for the work.
Members of the Congregational
Church will present the play. "The
District School at Blueberry Corners,"
l the lecture room. Tuesday evening
septeihber 5. Proceeds will be used
in improving the parsonage.
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IOOTNING AND COOLING.
The salve that beats without a scar
u DeWitt's Witch lineal Balve. No
remedy effects such speedy relief. ll
drain out hflmmllfll. . soothes.
i
. 5 {Item , ;
ll . 6% “Iguassu “I
ier gr. twat
empties was so i 6
shoe factory of Lounsbury dc Stanley
stands Oauoad‘ allaappointmant to
. timospheric conditions were also
Principal Henry W. Bette and family. _
* swift waters of
, made their way back through the swir~
, ling tide to the dock, where hundreds
for t
, , .to the iotrcumstan es of
”firm? ”at : laid
r s. o a
ham they had heard,
. bracts to "get
“,I not Nit twelve yd!
Irferdhhd been order
' it use by his father.
it abort tune beta
rimmed with W‘l
. ordered my a
tht he was about
strl a his other. he knocked him
pliib; cutting a gash In
his hes . Cummetford was drunk
and went away threatening to get
square. The state oifered no further
film" “i“ ”with “5W2
prsoaer e se.
motion waamverruled. rs. deletes
offered no evidence and Cummrford
vas bound ver to the Superior
Court for t al.
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.OOULID "OTC LO::IIRVI ‘UN'D
—u¢p—.
v‘,
Harvard scientists.
CAMBRIDGE. Male... August 30.—~
)bservations of the sun's eclipse at the
Harvard DhserVutor today were im-
possible because 0 the clouds. Aiv
though the conditions were a. client»
ointment to the observatory omciais,
be local study of the eclipse was not
ixpecte'd to contribute anything of val-
le to science. Professor Edward C.
RiglltIering. director of the observatory.
ii
a sending out costly expeditions to
view eclipses. l do not know how the
where, but there was the same cha cc
of failure in other places as here. or-
vard arranged no expedltl0n to any
point for this eclipse. At our 0
man here we had “arranged to he
photographs. and we had pre a
special instrument to detorni no he
axact time of the beginning and end-
ng of the eclipse. 0! come we a
ilaappolnlved at the obscuration
view; still our local study would not
have been followed by any scientific
esult. "
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nevi 'fe Ayers anasnicma.
Most victim of We dlclt :ng
hose .who are haploid d.
)ri lair-luvs mu s
in
t pa and is mild and pleasant
o ”in. fuss substitutes. Sold at
PW g Story.
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cLuiaaUvibnianm in waves.
swimming Palm" We! DIarln
Arrest ’ifid Roadie. a
NEW roan. a at has swim-
thing policeman ea‘n AW Ill the
Gate, ii! the float
River. today. after a atrd , faith
water with an alleged pic ‘ , etipn
whom he was compelled to, , .
club. Edward Brown, " ‘ '
licking the pocket of a man more
early to see the sun' 3 eclipse s d fell
asleep on his doorstep while waiting
'or the clouds to clear away. when
pursued by a policeman ran off the
dock and swam toward Long island.
The policeman lumped in after him.
his brass buttons showing through the
water and still holding his club ever-
took Brown some distance bit above
5 After a few seconds“ clubbing Brown .
consented to surrender and the patrol~ ‘ ‘
mall ordered him to lead the swim to- ' ..
ward shore. in this order tad pair
of spectators waited to pull them out
of the water. , . ,
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FISH AND GAME WARDINB.
Appointed by Cominluionara for Next
Two/V Dara.
The tlsh and again commissioners
yesterday res ppon fed for two years
from September 1 the following fish
and game Warden”
Hartford County—John M. Fonts.
West Hartford
New Haven County—Henry E. Erad-
ley Sanford.
New London County—Thomas W
«Midst “(Me 1’. 0.) atonington.
Fairfleld County-Edward H. Bailey.
'Danbury.
Windham 'CountyL—Hermon G Car;
cools and heals all cuts. burns an
bruises. Aauro owe for Piles an
filo diseases. tits is the only
nulne Witch mm Salve. Bows
oouuterfelts. the!
Ild by The Glider
. ONIGON sitar-an RAILWAY I»,
is caress
n. a town on t
the late. half a tween
my your. and lime
temperature ”animators
nested with it: fierrlmap lilies.
KILLID Y UNKNOWN PNNIONv
WAT , . August sit-—
6{the tracks on his
Ill. li-
grounds of W Willem Pacific'
ringlleld 9:9
"6W” noun ar
an
“g‘h'*‘l”l;i
~ ‘vr ;
, the results .. ,, _
::!rr3eas’s,7sgr6"" ti.
rigging; a: Crank“
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LIWII “EWING Nil QINEINOI.
use.
. ' t .—-’I‘h
will g‘ o in ° nutmeg. Angst reef—name“ .v.
i t. 6 , N l 0 ill Gill 0
on shawl“? not {”6366 fill, ggfiltm tolwhiuhi ofidzgng'
0 I ii I 0 r
Timur Namath own, the present boomer-seams “menisci of use
m Wheaten and pleaded guilty.
“5'6 canvas Wm anus-h
yer. Putnam.
’ L.
held County—Dr. Hosea
an e: County—Charles E. Bike.
a ."Canaan.
. 'i'olland County—George W. Eaton,
Btuiford Springs.
went before Judge uCharles Bishop in
chart 30. —-'l’he
veils in“ , _
cane and the vil
"Miss“
. toast s to be dism
“The cloudy conditions to-dlli' ‘
afford a notable example of the risk
was taken "today togthe Juliet pan ion- 2 ,I ,.
Widens son- _. ,,
I! secretly '='
MESSINA. ling? ‘
:anclent order of" slaud of Btrom- _‘
boll is in full erg on and is electing ,
‘ My Mum your
so psi-guts object 0 who 00mins to m
sac sells to ‘
Brown. was tor twelve» years past has
at. the head gt the Korean ous-
ssed. This Isprolh
ably due to the fact that the customs
administration: has been undertaken
{by M Megato. the Japanese adviser
oft v; Korean government. and is part
.of h it gqnersi plan to reorganize Kora
can an
In 1 1 Russia named to oust
Brown who was retained however.
owing to the concert of the govern-
ments of Great Britain and America.
Blue‘s the Japanese influence has pre
idOMllI‘INde at the Korean court. it has
hhén expected that they would tales
g r‘ the control of the customs. but
t. was recently reported that. even
their the contract with Mr. Browij
would be renewed. Consequently the
news that he is to be dismissed comes
as a' surprise. Director Brown lighted
the coast and improved the harbors
during hls long service in the depart~
administered in the gayernment.
RUSSIAN FOUNDRY HEOPENB.
NiJNI NOVGOROD. Russia. August
30.-The Sermovo Works. which had
been flexed for seine time owing to la-
bor d sturbances. reopened today. The
:steel foundry was the first to resume.
follow
The other departments will
gradually
Will Look! Liiolil
WHITE HALlIuT. .........rlln lb6;
BONITA MAOKENEL. 10c lb.
GILVIR IA”. Bo lb.
FWKEC AND FLAT, ........ Bo lb.
Ill! .-.4”................I....126.").
NUT-YIN Fl!H,....... .. idolb.
ITEM! GOD. ....... 10c lb.
WEAK FISH. 8c lb.
BLUE FISH. "120 lb.
SOFT SHELL CRAIG. . . . . . . 05¢ dot.
All other kinds of Fish selling at
rehaonable prices.
THE MOPLE’G FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET
Old Salvation Army Building.
last [M of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCRGII. Prhp.
south Norwailt.
tr rats: as: any «as a
at" In 10va
it la no fault of euro. It Is the fault
of those hoopla who hav. not used
“Bunions." the great lad lug launc-
‘ra 6 t
Not a poison. Not explosive
25o.
Does the work every time.
lite loitfuss Pharmacy.
a no. IAIN a. an. aoawaax.
he ‘kBODSv
kOCDSv
liivatllulti s
meht, which was the only one honestly '
Hunts.“ LIGH
with
AND A“ v 309;
Napalra fa lulled. WI
filth.” 9:5an as ooa’s’rslgi!
m 0 N- Mam
, arr-arcs.
IOKU'I'OOF AL
. l
rev ONET , ~ : II WATER 061'. '9‘}
Charles 1;. Dow
W" "' * CLEANLINESS
warn“
6.131631111311116 ”AND smalls
'IEATING. .
flow warns Reactive.
nor are assume.
erotics
aura AN attire "noggin.
”are.
“M!"Xturo-u ".va Willi. ~.
HIV. yea .uen our stock of in .
RICHMOND RANGES? '0 “Owl-6|: lam
T9 (it‘ll M aloha” _
THE JOINES & HOTCHKISSM Idiom Ilia,
COMPANY 6 h you
17 wawsressr.‘ NORWALK-
titt‘uiwmvt t
Maud i". ii“
Sale Of Geld "Wall
Papers at Cosr. "
' tor andfiavo , ,
wa or as desired. a , r
We hiya 6 ,I
and Will gl'a‘
Now is the time to any. Annual
Clearance SALE 0!" GOLD WALL PA-
PERI. it is my custom during July
and August to waste the price of
list "be it
tourists its: that
GOLD WALL assess to cost. an
order to has. robin for new goods
IIOIIHI NNI'WIIIIIIN. IOOMIo. .
if you need want. PAPER for this
summer or next fall. soma’onll see
our nous. . i, g
1—— - ‘ an area sly
Cloth Window ahadea llti was. also implode? 63%
250‘ ‘ :s 6L a.
m
01—— hJJIIeQ‘Ev
Palaterl surpass. ‘-'
Window Ilada'a and! Picture names
to ONO.
L
rains-s as m Inn-ah
tel-pious usual... .
L ii In El, “rt
Merrill and ndit’s “not. . ';I
’36: " WW,§,;l '
'r. J. soLmva‘N, proprietor.
a1 ornamented ovum.
flLlPl-iONI chanson-s.
loath Nomailg Gone. ' ,
rm tr:
Ba the compass 6 :
A Gas Rance Kitchen
moms a .’
clan . titties.
museum“
use: . ,
'i‘ai. Calla".
VAN SCGY.
momenta. ' v M .. ,. . _
STEAM. “ 666., _ Our stock of new goo'dsj‘ust in, ‘
my: “Mm is a little larger thancver before.
“ND 66‘!- Wonderful how low yohcln
OAS Fl’fl‘md. ' " buy nice goods here. You know
d
Il‘in. Sheet Iron. ‘Coppet . 31:31:12“ work in a“ «17 wt
and Zinc. w, ' ‘ -' “r“
We have taken a good my
6'0 Math Main Street. 6 contracts for house painting and
Telephone. tar-3a. will be glad to "submit fignm 'Ilcr .
Booth NMIM your work .....u * '
~ ~ weifytomryla -
_ thing you need for a“ m tion
. of your ham. mud. or out.“
"a. a.
Gorham. ,
r." TILIPHONI UH .,
10 FIII'I’ IT. I- NORWALIQ ' 6 6
causative lists.
on "production
ms... Wagons
hunbssmsmrinsiivis'u‘slsgg 6
I'Vl‘hm ill in
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