W . , Miss Carine. Palm“ ‘Brooklyn. l ”in front of the , li‘i‘w is “3.01%.”. ital!" H initialisation are collected daily. T . abilitid in sign,“ it the writer II on evidence of good lath. ...—~01; ‘ 10. n. Cinrhatn has revised from a visit. to New York. W. Narhdtaitih R ii. edit-e111 has put- ‘ chilies a aw was Miss Sally Doodle "visiting at Plg~ 999,987? forum ,dsys. Herman E. Malina has taken ape silica with William Weiselt. Mrs. Susan A. Tlchenor, of Winfield street, is visiting in Pittsiielti, Mass. m Mr. anti Mrii. Frederick Keatlng are spending a vacation at Asbury Park. Rev. Daniel Green. of New York is the guest of his cousin, Miss N. E. By an. Robert Joselovsky is having steam - heat installed in his house inili‘lrst street. , . Homer Crow hall returned to Ridge wood, N. J., after a visit with friends in town. Miss Ids, Tichenor, of Winfield street, is visiting friends in limiting- ion. 11. I. Judge E M. Lockwood went fishing this morning. leaving Giiitorys Point with a party . . Thd7.r£siliar weekly‘ Radial service will be held this evening at the Ad- vent Christian church. The regular weekly prayer meeting will be held this evening at the East Avenue Methodist church. Willitim Hopp is out of town on business for the Norwalk iron Works . Company, in South Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. Ch les Heydrlck of Brooklyn are visiting Mr and Mrs. Edward Mead. in‘ Edits avenue Bert Geib is to take a course of study at Mr. Hermon in preparation for work in the Salvation Army. 'Mr. Jacobson’s red skiff which had ‘ been moored to John Cole‘s float, broke adrift yesterday, and went down the river. , r“- Mlss Clara Wallin has returned to her home in Benedict street. s‘iter a two weeks’ visit with Miss Della Yost of Norwalk. Hofard Benéifictfif Wdllace Hosted; William Moffett. Harry Crossett and Bert Geib left this morning for Mount Hermon School Mount Hermon, Mass. Curt liilng, of this place, who has been seriously ill with typhoid fever in the hospital in Stamford. has re— turned to his home, greatly improved in health. M The meeting or the official board of the East. avenue Methodist church, yes. tertlay. was a routine meeting. the re- pairs to the parsonage being the prin- cipal topic of interest. Mrs. Harriett Rider and Mrs. Her- bert Carr, who spent esterday at Sall- or’s Snug Harbor $11k)“ inland re. turned home last evening. They saw Captain Charles H. Rider who is on laying the best of health and happi- ness. Oscar Mills started at. the Radel Company's opening plant. this morn- ing. washing ulid swelling the tubs so as to be ready for shipment of oys- ters io-morrow. A number of colored .oyster openers were waiting about for the busy season is about to begin. A special tlflort. Mil be made on Sunday to have Its large on attendance of children at the Advent Christian Sunday school as possible so that the school may be nblu to win the prize banner for the largest uvcrngu attun- dance of any of the Admit Sunday schools of the state if this can be accomplished fot the next few Sundays the school will lie oliiu to will liw banner again this your. making three conneodtl 9 years it has been held by ihll scoo ROWAYTON. Agents for The Evoninl aentlnel. in loweyton, are Frederic Lockwood . livvootr Ito-away and Charles i'etiy. Orders sent to any of the slum will receive prompt attention. new” 1111111 Emma Cushniilii has retained from a visit of several weeks in Han- nibai New York. ‘ Mrs. John Brita “ti and Miss Alice Iii-undue film. the timid in their home in Rowayton after visiting Inltilivou in King utregt, anbury. iiiimsr hottest. who has been spend ing a few weeks at. the residence of Mr? slid llrii. John H flotilla on the wigs SE9, has returned to his home in Don W rs. Henry Sireeler died at her it e in iii. Petersburg, Florida. on Nondsy, and the remains were sent to , mutilation. Vermont. where the tim- orsi is being held this afternoon. Mrs. Icently p r Roads were alpaca cdowgponr. At tli , Brown 11 Ii .Rowayton, t Belle land. ' eager ace of 3M" Bent ., next week on , ‘ 'lth. There will be the unions. at 3. 30 a chl‘trc wi limit? set ving a simplo 0 sessions. so 1: ii ' distance may roman for t e would: :ervtce. Mr. Jameghags Iii-9d s iei-‘eliiliig ilptiuiitlr tr its can once, among the number. Rev. Mr. Ms. Keniie. of Westport. R.ev George Av- ery, of Mount Vernon. Rev. C. C. Cook, of New York and others There will also be 1min: staging had several 01 Alonso ur's butt staccato, the “Glory song and hat a Change,” and others will be Attila. A‘“oi’il'dlal invitation is extended to all persons to attend both sessions of the Confer- ence. . “It?“ ”IL—“m A DARIEN AND NOROTON. ...—t DAyonto. tor Atlas“ lvenlna sentinel. In or Gil lacs 8 or. A0 Wit oltii of do above will resolve prompt aiton i on. Foii’ shamans AND ‘sor'r wood sawed or sawed and split. Ad dress, David Raymond, Rowayton, Conn. v' ' ‘ , Miss Elvira Mills augh. of Dorian. is visiting in Brook it, for few ’days. M An re‘iv' Taylor has re- use 0’ new horse“ The animal is quite a valuable one. ‘ Livery The New York. New Haven and Hartford Raiir‘o‘lld‘ company is 'reptilr- ing and repainting the bridge over Mala street. ...... The annual fair of St. John’s R. C. church in Noroton will open this evening. and will continue for a week. All the usual attractions have been arranged for and all 1116‘ ihdiootions point- ton very successful affair. En- tetidinme’h‘ts ill be given evenings, some Siaihfhr and Norwalk folks having been engaged for some of the evenings. ...—— The fiftieth anniversary of the or- ganization of St. Luke's Episcopal church, Noroton, will be celebrated next Sunday with appropriate cere- monies. The rector Rev. Louis French, will preach the sermon. and there wfll be it special musical pro- glam. vetting clergy and prominent layineri in attendance, making the event a memorable one in every res- it???” t . , _ . Volunteer Hook And Ladder Com- pany, of Noroton, is making extensive preparations for the opening of their newly built truck house. The affair will take place on September 12. There will be a parade. music, fire- works and an entertainment and dance. The firemen are planning to do it up brown in all respects and make their opening an auspicious one. The conduit for telephone wires which is being constructed along the turnpike has been completed almost as far as Selectman Schrader‘s house. The selectmen are paying special at tention to having the roads put back in shape after the work is completed. tin-t wasrr‘om'. Agents for in. Evening Sentinel. In Wooipori, are 8. Dluiovnnnl and Wm. E. Null. Orders sent to either at the above will receive prompt attention. Miss Grace Crosoma‘n is visiting with relatives in Brooklyn. N. Y. E. H. Perry is to move his barber shop to the Roland building. Rev. Paul Eitrnyer has returned to his home in Rochester. after a visit here with his brother. quarters the first of the month in the Munnor building on North Main street. E. C. Redford is to have a garage built on his (iroeiis l-‘tirms proporty.‘ Thomas Quinlan has the contract for, building. The ”1:30:11.” A oointion of con- nectiptlt, inch alrlck Murphy.of this Mace is president. will have its annual outing at Dorlon'ii Point on Dept. 7. Titers is talk of the Worosters erec- till: a building hm. TM more the merrier. and the order is certainly able. financially to stand the improve-I meal. W Louis Dinhlson and wife have re turned to their home at the Farina. after an audit at Bar Harbor. Maine. Dr. 1r, H. A his end family. have left here for their home in liroottiyu, ‘Y' m There iii a lot of homologue- tween trolley employee on the line of idle. and the result iii that passengers in sonleihiu of a hurry have to wait until than u tolled are over and the cars pron it looks new as b the work of oilm'library would 9y near future. Titer mu bout the by the heavr ,, , , gait-king as chauifeur for Silas Drlsss. friend, Miss Grace Weston/sit. of New rived at Grilles tubal Mnrketitian Wood is to take no new ' a item to another door. Sands 5e eclt of Greenwich. is now nth avenue. _ ”Mrs. ‘Stsnhen Hoyt. or Carter street. lfo‘r the past week. is com a Tabby is entertaining her York. They are pending this week near Dyrldn I? lit. ,,, Another batch lot ohlidr hsv minim" The till be taken for an outing to Roton Point weaver» times before its close—Mon ‘ W ’ ' onward crate. alanine .... the o; a cruiser Cincinnati. who has been spending a ten days' furlough in town. wilikreturn to li‘ls marine duties next W86 ‘All‘t‘h‘e hrelnen“‘vlhh tiré‘ io‘iake in the clam bake at West Roton, Labor Day, will assemble at the engine-house ‘ at 7 :30 a. in., Monday. where convey- ;inceii will be in waiting to take them to the Point. The game between the New Ganesha and Bethels. which iivns to be‘ played at Bis no. haturday. has been cancell- 3d. Mike Moylan and Anton Johnson at Stamford, were to be the battery or the locals. it is understood the ome team will play the Glenbrooks an the south avenue diamond on the above date From a motion passed his recent reunion of the School Board; it would appear that the parents of some cbil iron who attended the Stamford High School. did not make good their pront- se to pay 010 towards their tuition ee. 0a the motion referred to, the :ommiitee grants permission to all eli- gible scholars to attend the Stamford High School during the cushion year; provided their parents pay the 010 Phone whose parents did not psty last Y rear. as agreed to, will not be hermit- ed to attend this year until the last veal 's debt is settled. At a recent meeting of the Reboot Board. it. was voted to discontinue the Smith's Ridge school. The secretary if the board has been authorized to nnko arrangements for the transfer- .-ing of five or six pupils of the anus cloned school to attend school this erm at Olmstcad district; where here are said to' be about the same number of pupils. The closing of the school is the result of a thorough in- vestlgallon by School Visitor J. C. Wyckotf. who looked into the condi- tions of that school and found a great. icnrclly of pupils. According to a itatcment by him. it has been costing he town about 090 each for their edu- ‘nlion. This is the second district That has been abandoned during the taut few years. Dantown district was abandoned for similar seasons. and the few ciiildrenxin that section are iitendlng a Stamford school, which is near by. LYONS PLAINS Miss Alli-e (inllck is spending a month with relatives here. Charles Johnson spent last Wed— nesday with friends in Easton. Mrs. isuac Thorpe spent Monday with her daughter at Brn‘dlcyviile. Mrs. H. .1. McCoukey and son are home from a week’s visit in Bethel. Frank Nichols spent Sunday with his mother. returning to Bridgeport on Monday. ‘ —&—-—~ Servltes will be held in Emmanuel Church next Sunday at the usudl hour, .. r"lib p. m. John Andrews, of Dover, N. J.. spent last week with relntlvcs here and in Norwaik. month's visit with his grantlson in Bridgeport, Mrs, George Brown and sons. of Norwalk, spent a week here recently with relatlvm. m The telephone poles have been deity. tired in this place and the new line will soon be ready for use. Mrs. Frederick Riiilmin and Mrs. L. R. lioyt made 11 flying visit here Moh- day. Mru.'Hoyt ls spendinp two weeks in Bridgeport. Mrs. McMnrray, of Brooklyn. in s ending a week or more with Mrs. lipank Lyon. where he; grandson has boarded for over 11 year. Bylvmter llurlbut iii constantly lm~ in; his new home. The painters eiiiiit finished their work and the it»... presents it very pretty appear- the tiller. rg‘i’fr ant to at tilt hedge "dildo “Thumb Nbodelg last Friday night but word frightened away by Mrs. John Will I . who was stay» wing with Mills 80 iii. and hearing a. noise new two In ”about the place. Titty demanded admittance. Which was womb Within 11W: ills Madrid away she would 11 out. They no- prosrhtiii the" tidbit,‘ hereupod and Ir- on They ran blibl to the trees but In a few mlniitlii Guilt main and hire. Williams then. blow a born. I 8" V“. lid to he condom are 11111 m mi. 1 ”it?” the Mod $3» wimpy!“ libs other; : it til , aid. of Pittsburg, ‘il’in whore they stayed‘ for a couple Josiah Williams is home from n .1 the entire plant 11101 and Inn. manholes bx disasters. yenten $1911. werein W 011'. and 1111.. 1'1. . that left vest r« y‘fo‘r Autonomy. M00 ’ w dayti. ' . a :..Miss Amy Cook, guest of friends in and Tuesday. , ‘ ...... litre. Chariot White has returned from Northilelti Mash. where she has been for the last three weeks. ”to. Edvard nation and son. (lor- re guests of ”friends in Glenbrooli yesterday, nil—I’l— mam Miss Helen Dayton and Miss Firstly teammate Monday from sayvtlie. of weeks. nus-... Mrs Gardiner and daughter Emma. with Mr and Mrs. Frank Bates and daughter Emma, have gone to Bedford tor a few weeks. urn—- Mrs. Chaliies Hemphttind and son. and Mrs. its stlison and two children, have returned h0m0.f1'011l Great Bar. rington. Mass" where they have been spending the summer. W ‘ MANY DIVORCEG WANTED. Petitioners Flock to Superior Court in 311110013011. A very large number of divorce pe~ tltiohs are pouring dallly into the su- perior court to be entered in time for the September term of that tribunal. which convenes on October 6. The cases hare been coining in for a month and especially during yesier m and today a greater number than usual have been filed from all over the country Rather peculiar claims are made in three of the cases in which the wiyon are seeking the divorces and they ask for the custody of children and permission to lcsunic their maid- en names as well. The latter request is usually not made when there are children involved. ’Heflnifia Dvorcsak, of Brid eport, wants a decree from Anthony Liver-o salt. of Minneapolis. for deacrtlon. They won: married July 2. 1895. and .0! '3. he is said to have left her October 28,1897. She wants the custody of mrick Dvotcsak, aged ii. and to re- same her maiden name of Windegg. Jennie Antis, of Bildgeport, wants a. divorce from David. now of Pittsburg, fol desertiun. on August 8 1898. They were married Noveniiierfli. 1897, and the wife wants the custody of a minor, ,Watson l0. Antls, and to resume her hiiiiden name of Junnle Rosenberg. Another suit for “dcsertion is brought by Ellen Davin McAlreath, Whomarried David McAlreath, of New York on January 31 1894 The de- gel-don is alleged on April 14‘, 1895 he wants to change but name to Da- tie and dashes hot daughlei, Eliza- beth. aged 11. Sadie 1.. (lorhsm, of Wilton, asks a decree from William S Gorham with alimony Her ground In that of in- iidellty with one Pauline 1“. Perry at Wilton She states her husband owns property worth $9. 000. and she wants it share of It. together with the oils- tody of their four children. Rosie ii. sawyer. of Stamford. thinks she should be freed from Frederick H. Sawyer for lntoieiablc cruelty and habitual intempersnce. They were m'arrleti October 7,1896 She wants alimony and the custody of two chil- dren. She states her husband makes 04 a day as brick layer Susan Farrell, of Bridgeport, claims a divorce from David B. Farrell now of Wethersiield, because on Janet 1903. at the May term of the criminal superior court he was convicted of a crime and sentenced to a maximum term of live years in state‘s prison. They were married July 9,1902. She agate to resume her maiden name of Alice M. Lawrence. of Bridgeport. wits deserted by Bestiary Lawrence. now of parts unknown. on August 1. 1901. she alleges. They were married one February iii, 1893. and she desires besides a divorce the custody of her aughier Dorothy, aged nino Alexander Bermuda. of Bridgeport. claims that his ville Jennie (lvlds Bergman was untrue to hint. naming Frank J. 101 or in lirldgeport, and he desires as operation. together with the custody or his daughter. Mabel. aged win. The date of their marriage who December 8. 109. Bertha Kuliher of ridgeport, nint- rloti John Kcllher on August 28 1895, and he claims he deserted her Jilly it 1000. Her maiden halite was Bertha Farmer. She wants a decree and the cutiiody of two children. Frank G iisufol states that hill wife 11111111 deserted him to live in Clove- iand, Ohio, on March 15.1897. They were married October 11.1880. Samuel P.01rit. of Trumbull. at loses infidelity on the part at Phoebe ’1‘.Clsrlt as the ground for his unit. He named one [frank Msunnim 1111 the ooduphndem in the case. Their mar- riage was on October 6 1895. in. Clark within the custody of four child- roll. iiLAtIiIlIa MILL PLANT IUIINIO. NWPORT. Wit-it'll. August life-- m. which “tried in this pissing min of the White Pine Lumber Gumball at r1111”: itiv1,II'."i‘1:II . has destroy of lumber. about me y live redid done. es. comprising” thorn portion or half of 1.05“ e‘lods wtli 110' simulate 0070.000 $000,000 linin-I r are. PORII'I’ "IN V O OONTIOL. 131% g‘cllifh August minimal! video and 01h. Wit-tors Ind dim last Holiday bribe mountains about.“ or northeast of he 1'01 0! the ”h“ flit W‘%' “M A for ”m a “but. 11111111 I NO. MAIN IT. In. 11111111111”y feet 1 : It out Paul! ,0i.-A haunt are whlohh has burned . f . « tit dim oils. . dd There are indications that the attend- ance at the Brith Nelson tight at Col- 12: September 9, will be the great in the history or 3111311111111 in the stile. Mont of the seats 113111 by to club have been taken up all: it won 11 not dinette sunrise it the gate receipts exceeded seventy thousand dollars. The fact that the day is It fetal holiday in this state in a measure explains the 11an eced‘entod advance sale. ' Both rltt and Nelson are practical- 1y at weight and are merely keeping on edge for their meetintil Nelson has shifted his quarters to t is side of the buy, the hot weather at Larkspur having caused him to lose flesh at a faster rate than was beneficial. min—u GOLF PLAY lN LITOHFIELD. ,LITCHFIELD, August 31.——Rnln pre- vented the resumption of tennis on the Litchfieid Club's court yesterday Ino‘riilng, but the semi-finals for the president's cup in the golf club tourna- ment were rMun off. George Richards def sled FM .Iinrrlson,2 up. and Al- aidwin. of Bridgeport boat 8. P. erliiin, 5 lip and 3 to ‘go. In the qual- ifying round medal play for the She- pang cup R. L. Jackson, of Mlddletowu, was the best player. iSEOOND CONNECTICUT HEAVY , TLL ER R.Y Notices haveR been received by local members of the Second Connecticut Heavy Artillery. that the annual re- union will be held at Savin Rock. Sep tember 15. Lilolll Lilli! Look! . l. HALls is ID. IJM‘TEA MACK «first. ... Is. sILven sAss. 81: lb. FLUKes AND FLAT, 81: lb. ..... 12c.lb. nor-ran 'rlsu“ ...... 10c lb. s‘rznk coo. .. ........ 101: lb. WEAK r1511. .ac lb. LUE FISH, . . ......... . ..12o us. OFT SHELL GRASS. . . . .. . 66¢ dot. All other kinds of Fish selling at reasonable prices. THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER ARKET. Old Salvation Army Building. East End of Washington Street Bridge CAPT. CHARLES DUCBOIO. Prop. South Norwalk. I! THE” ARE ANY “8.311 1.!" IN TOWN it is nogfauli of ours. it Is the fault of those people who have not used “Bayonne," the great Bed Bug Bounc- 1'. Not I poison. Not explosive 250. Does th. work every time. The leltfuss Plurmacy. IO. NOIWALK. than is Judged Bu the compass he keeps. A WOMAN Bil ihe ititdhen she, keeps. l' ova—n. \ T .i A Gas Renae Kitchen means ii Clean Kitchen. 11111111an Tel. ball 0“. it did “vi-ii .1: but WINES A POWERI‘UL LIGH ARE assbLuTva WIND moor" “ T RS. rtiv' oNa. "lineman. r, g is Whennfo'ron 00'. Phone his-s. humerus mu srnnus' HE EAT me. . HOT, WATER HEATING. nor AIR HEATING. mm AND a N s our: AND TIN 0301:“. and and Steam Fitting, - and Fixtures. Metal Coiling, Etc. luv. you been our desk of RICHMOND RANGES? THE JONES & HOTCHKISS COMPANY. . 11 WALL eraser. NOIIWALK. “A”... ...... .. .. “can...“ .M__....__ Sale of Gold Wall Papers at Cost. Now in the time to buy. Annual Cleanses SALE OF GOLD WALL PA- PERS. it is my custom during July and August to reduce the price of GOLD WALL PAPERS to out. in order to make room for new goods. if you need WALL PAPER for this summer or next fall. sum and no our stock. Cloth Window 311140. .1111 m 2511. , , * crockery, Glassware, Mull. Punter-0' Suppul. Window Shades and Pinion Frames ‘ to order. . mm and Paper longing. telephone 0011110001011. .11. Better, or onNINsToN ovum. loath Not-walk, Conn. mm, c". VAN scov. PLUMBING. i STEAM, HOT WAT“ ‘ . AND one FITTING. and Zinc. .1. In South nan 8M ‘ Toldphond, 101—0. ,1 “1.0010711 $$$t0flvafgl ml“, 131091090100“ £71.11 In 0100 M10.“ “D 0000 111m mounts mm m autumn. merchants and 1m upon Journals term. «win it. “it won't. M00] ”a“: LAY'i‘O N. Misr- ‘ autumn. , _ 0"" "tau." to. an...» 0. Wallace [damn men. I. it. John it. Knapp Josiah h. Marvin Morin. AND rile got-lintoit To ALLt Charles E. Dow, . your work. ‘mo sinvs‘h risotto liar England and delta. 11. *1 ‘ ‘ them 11"3133335‘3.‘ flit m Repairs to dictionary and not . vino In Inc-innit Geno tins Wont-it lbiielioii. mil”. m G. N. Mom M’F’G. CO. “so warm 01'. abolition: 'I. 0 it Of: ran on manual sigma ni of Hint T: witriltl'dloknédd and hm 0110 come 11 oyoueh at a sleeping apartment or‘lrgu‘x‘mchznh hero with a snowy white, one-plead "Standard" Porcelain Enameled Love to? and 11,11 ruanIni not find sold wwr as desired at your touch. . have slump pie: in our showroom and will pla iy quote you prim. ’1 Horses 11.111511, polities MAN AND visor pro}, Iouth Not-walk. Conn. .1. ‘t;s,iiiis Carpenter :Dutidc‘tnnd General Contractor 11111111711. divéu roll the limo. IbinINo on NEW AND N!- MODELING or OLD annoyance. in on our-or Town one no.» ruin. rhonrttv nuns: no. i-REBiDBNOI-d " "i 27 WESTPORT’ AVENUE, Nohwliiiii .. ......DW. HOTEL VICTORIA coI‘tNin dilution Avshbi Add , MONROE ATRII‘I' . ,. i. lowly tarnished throughout. Ion comfortable and unto-date hotel h (I. city. Electricity and host in on!!! room. Baths in connection. the foot sanitation. looms mom appolnud. Always comfortable and quiot. I’viv ‘ Cafe. Lian line I! Intro _ Merrill and dit’l wines. “0110.0 ,afig elm. stocked in is lit ' o . T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. rdtitruotih mitt. dos-i wall A , Paper. - Our stock 111.11% guilds Just in , is a little larger than ever before. . Wonderful how low you can i buy nice goods here. You know w J il‘iii, Sheet Iron,;.Copp,ei i we do the work in the very belt manner. . , ,, We have taken it good many contracts for house painting ih‘ia will be glad to submit figures for I #9... M We try to carry in stock every- " . thing you need for ihd dticiit‘dilbii , of your house inside or‘out. .... E. E. to "A" or. my JOHN a “wuss: . 161N611". . , Ms 0A .‘ and“ ‘ A "i'ILIPi-iONI Its—I i ‘ I. NORWALK. .
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