II. “,n . ' ‘ ”
31.11.11 on the bridge in front of the
”0%. of “Milan ,3. Gilbert. items for
Nation on ocliooisd dslly'. ThOy
should be signed b the writer on on
evidence of good In 01...,
Most of the stores in,” si‘NorW‘itiit
will close all day Monday.
yawn-W
Samuel Kemp ha’smoved from Us
born. uterine to (low arcane.
.F' ‘11" I'L"',W ‘1, .
Miss Charlott: Temple. who is un-
dergoing treatment for cancer in New
York, is improving slowly.
Miss Eva Bowen, of East Nor-walk,
has‘been engageditoteaoh in the West,
Saugatuck school.
There will he a baptism of two per-
sons at the Advent Christian Church
tomorrow evening.
Drew Keeler. of East Norwalk. is
visiting his uncle, James Keeler. in
.Saugatuck for sItew days.
W
The regular weekly meeting of the
Junior Band was held last evening at.
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
The Story .31 Nnornsn will he the
subject of the Loyal WOrkers meet-
1113 at the Advent Christian Church to-
marrow. ’
Mr. and Mrs, Michael Drew left to
day for Norwich to visit Mr. Drew' s
brother. ‘ Mr. Drew will remain over
Bonds and Mrs. Drew for a more pro-
tracts period. .
Rev. James W. Davis will preach a
propheticsermon tomorrow evening in
the Advent Christiao‘ church. his sub-
ject. being Nebuchadnezzars Dream.
it will doubtless prove a very inter-
esting meeting.
The Abundant Life; How to Get It;
How to Use it. will be the subject of
the meeting of the E worth Measure of
the East Avenue ethodlst Church
tomorrow. Miss Mary Trounscn will
lend the meeting.
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liq-5*
Superintendent Richard Bland do-
slres a very large attendance at tho.
Advont Christian Sunday school to
morrow as there are only four more
Sundays in the. competition for the
prize banner. The average attendance
for twelve months lost your was 89
out. of 11 total membership of 120. This
year it ‘has sheen for eleven months an
average of I100 out of a total member-
ship of 132. , This is very encouraging
year it has been for. eleven months an
extra large nttendance tomorrow.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for The Ming sentinel, In
Rowayton, are Frederick Lockwood
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Orders sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
School sessions will bo resumed next
Tuesday morning at 9 o‘clock in the
South Five Mile River and the Mid
die Five Mile River School Districts.
The winter timetable of the Con-
neclicut Railway and Lighting Conr-
puny will go into effect on September
lil.’ll1oro are no radical changes from
the timetable of last winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles farmb. of
Brorlklyu, N. Y., accompunlod by their
infant daughter, are visiting at, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. V. J, llerrcllsha,
on Church street.
Ml's. Henrietta Raymond, of Ray-
mond sirocl, is entertaining hor broth-
cr, William Rusch, of Jorscy City, New
Jersoy, and a nurubcr of other l'cln-
lives and friends. who will rcmnin ov-
er Labor Day.
_——.
W id (70110111, the well- known soio'l
and gospel singer of Now York has
been soculod to sing al ilro (‘ onfololicc
of Christian Workers to be bold in the
new Baptist Church at itownylou rroxt
Thursday, Soptcmbcl' 7111, iii 3:30 and
7:30.
The new healing apparatus for the
Soulh lI‘ivc Mllc lilvor School arrived
yesterday, at the liowaytou depot and
was unloaded on illt‘ depot platform.
The lien or wolglts in lllt‘ neighborhood
of live tons and tho In akclnen on the
train had dliflcully ili handling some
of the llonvy plot-oil. 'l‘ho 11th boating
plant will he of 1111111111. and will be
installed by Frank C. Van Beer, of
Soul ll Norwnlk. sonic limo this monlh
Miss Morris lrrrd M1'11. (it-orgo Pal
terson, who have been stopping at the
Berkeley all summer gave it very plea-
sani. evening for tho young folks last
night. The guests pluycd sovornl
games and a good deal of nttonlion
was given to each auto. Amonsb
some of the garner-l w in which most
of the interest was taken woi1I ll11I the
name and polar hour name. All wont
well until it come to those games
when Mr. ilcndlickson not cold foot
and fairly backed down in the polar
bear game the lake was on Mr. lienI
drickson also. The ones who liiil‘iiiiI
ed this pleasant evening wore Mrs.
George Patterson and daughter Ethel.
Miss Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan.
who are also stopping at tho llorkloy.
Willuir Lockwood and ti. licndrlckson,
who is stopping at Jsrucs E. Slcvcns'
house.
M.-
LEAD COMPANY INCORPORATED.
HARTFORD. aeplunrber l.~«»'l‘l11I lu-
dlsn Neck Lead Company, of llrunford,
was incorporated lo-day. 'i‘lro capital
stock is 050,000.
0—...-
Miss Elia Bates leaves September 1
on a Colorado trip.
Workman are busy lmprovlns sever-
al roads In Dorian.
Mrs. Murphy has rented the rooms
formerly occupied by Wall's Market
www—
,MIIIII Emilee, of Noroton. sells on the
Carolus of the Cunard Line. Tuesday.
September 5.
Mrs. James Roscoe and family. or
Stamford. have been visiting Mrs.
Clarence Clock. I
~
Mrs. James M. Wilmott will enter-
tain her friend, Mrs. Nelson, of Brook-
lyn, on Labor Day.
The Misses Julia and Mary Holick.
of Port Chester, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoorza. .
The meeting of Eagle Hook and
Ladder Company scheduled for Mon»
day night, has been postponed until
Tuesday.
The rIailroad bridge on Main street
is being newly painted white This is
the first time in eight years it has
been painted.
The fall schedule of Ill) Wee Burn
Golf Club goes into elrect today with
a tournament which will be continued
on Labor Day.
“M.”
Bell. 111.6131 8. Brown and family
have returned from Ocean Grove.
where they have been spending int-h
vacation, and services at the Barton
Congregational Church will be resum-
ed tomorrow.
AntonNordln's attractive new dou-
ble house is nearly completed. it. is
on Leltoy avenue, near the railroad.
Houses of this description are nruch
needed in Dar ten and are likely to be
in great demand
Among a another of real estate sales
this week. F B. Chudderton closed
out a. sale ,of‘Wecd properly» at Nor-o
ton Mr. Chaddorlon reports flourish-
ing business and a great demand for
medium- sized houses.
The Darleu Business Men's Assoc-
iation held its annual meeting and din-
ner at Rye Beach. on Thursday. There
were eighteen in attendance and al.
had a good time. The officers to charge
last Year ‘ware re-eiccted.
An ei erly woman, who is believed
to live i Greenwich. had a. narrow es-
capo from being run down by a motor
car as she was nilghtiug from n trolI
iey chi'..»near Noroton bridge, about
0 o'clock Thursday evening.
The annual full' of St. John's it. t‘.
Church of Noroton opened in the D11
rich Town llull Thursday night. 'I‘ horr
is n11 attractlw- assortment of articles.
and all the usual features of a fair
will be carried out.
Work is being rushcd on the now
truck house of Voiurrteor Hook and
Ladder Company. of Nol'otorl, so that
it may be ill rendinoss for the open-
ing. September 12. A tint-1 concrete
sidewalk has been completed in front
of the house.
Miss Harriet. Turtle. aged about eigh-
ty years. who lived with the family of
Benjamin St. John, in Main slrocl.
was found dead Thursday. The 111ch-
cnl examiner was summoned and do-
cided that death was due to natural
causes. Deceased had no relatives.
The schools will open on 'l‘ucsduy
under the direction of (‘ ii. llyc. oi
Springfield who takes the place of W.
C."l’e11y who has an Important posi-
tion with tho Souch Norwuik I11 liOUI
system. The repairs to the schools.
which were under way all summer
have been practically cmnpir-lod. ’l‘hc
selectmen believe that the school-
houses will bo In line shape when they
open for the full term next Tuesday.
The tennis tournament on theI
courts of Woe Burn Golf Club is at-
tractlng many indies, both as players
and. spectators. The courts are in ex-
celleut shape. The finals. to be play-
all t 316001100“. will be noted with
lunch interest. in Thursday after-
noon' matches. the winners were:
Miss .A. Jenkins from Miss A. Loyd,
MissJ. Trsmmon from Mrs A. ll. lion
allow. Mills five Hoyt from Miss E.
Loyd. Mills ll. Abbott from Miss
J. E. Cnpen Miss B.W11Id from Misti
Eleanor Hoyt. Miss A. Dicfrmthclsr
tram Miss N. Crimmino by default.
Miss F‘. N. Jones from Miss N. Wood.
by default. The socolrd series was
played yesterday afternoon. 'loa will
served in tap club house after to—
days play Which is to begin at it p.
111.. Weather permitting.
4.“.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Edger Diotolhurst.
is the guest of Hammett Norton. of
Rockcliffc, Hickory Bluff.
Hon. B. P. Mead and family. of New
Canaan' are now enioyin‘c a month's
stay lri’ their seaside cottssc, Hickory
Bluff.
Mrs. D. 3. Ward. of Newark. N. 1..
has returned to Belle island after visa
ltlng her sister. Mrs. 811111111 Jennings.
08 Lake avenue, Danbury.
Mrs. Carrie Maine and Master Mer
win Maine. of 10 George street. Dan
of Bensonhurnt. I
t in y,m s of which .
‘ been ouinms’nngm at Bell Island. ,'
‘IWMWWNII' returned yesterday to their home, No. “
to venue
a rod ly
.p 1 1..“ .-
brothers shipyard in Bridgeport
Rev. Mr. James conducted the last
gospel service for the season at Ro-
ton Point last. Sunday night. He will
pm hi? ablet thold 11 service there to-
women
in the dedication;
nylon 111.1111; C
be .iiealer Q 11...... Band will
Elli fflnish one. its line concerts
a listen Point tomorrow. Leader‘
Lynch will put on a number of patriot
tic airs ill honor of President Roose-
velt. It will boa “Peace Jubilee" con-
court and should draw out every lover
if good music The vaudeville show
this week is first class in every re-
. spool and is ,iurnirdrlnx lots or aruuse—.
meat to big crowds of people. There
will be one more week of vaudeville
'nt the point and the show commimc-I
lug Labor Day will be. a top liner in
every respect. li‘lvo his acts will be
on the bill. There will be dancing
orcises at the Row.
pavilion.
WESTPORT.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Wootport, are 8. Digiovannl and Wm.
I'iflh' Ordni'a not to either of the
above will receive" prompt attention.
will
Miss Alice Godfrey, of Brooklyn, N.
is visiting in town
0. H. Jennings is
friends from New'Jersey.
Arthur Jelllff returned yesterday
from a brief visit in New York.
..__.....,......
is announced that Conrpo Beech
close Labor Day.
Y.,
entertaining
improvements are being made to
the Sylvester iiurlbutt place in the
Plains district.
Arthur Bunnell and wife. of New,
Haven are end of the week ghost:-
.vilh relatives in Snsco section.
The Bridge street. school is hnvlnlli
1ls final furnishing rlp preparatory lo
the opening on Tuesday next.
Charles Fable will attend the Fun-
- Irni Directors' association meeting, to
or hold in New lisvcn, September 12
and 13. .
I...“
Mrs. P‘. H. Warner, of Galveston.
l‘cxns. is expected here early 111le
Week to spoilt] some time with Miss
Currie Bradley.
Lincmen are preparing to erect icic-
,1hono poles from this point to Lyons
Plains. We will soon be heiloing to
rur neighbors there.
.. ._..,
Wostpori is to be largely represent-
ed ill the line of exhibits at the coming
lgricultural fair to be held at Green
dold, Sopt. 1.2.‘ )3 and 14.
lrvlng Mills look a couple of days
off from the front of the trolley and
ipont most of tile tlmaI in Bridgeport.
Ho roturllcd homo ycsicrday.
'l‘llo exodus of tenants from the
buildings at Main and Slllle sir'cer
begun yesterday. The site is intond-
ed for the new library building.
Local peach growers are getting
front $1.25 to 81.50 per basket for their
product and large shipments are no.
lag made to the Bridgeport market.
NEW CANAAN.
A few of the city people are arrang-
ing to vacate their summor homes the
{onI part of next Week. A large num-
ber will remain through the urontlr of
Scptolubor. it is said that this win-
tol' will be a record-breaker for the
large number who will remain right
through. 'i‘ho popularity and conven-
.ence has made it rather easy for
summer rosidolits to commute lo the
city. and for this rousou a number
are influenced ill remaining, providing
the train is continued on the seized,
die. it is well patronized by tho New
York colony in Stamford. 11nd offorts
are being made to have it relaluod.
The alleged kidnapping which is
said to have occurred in thc vicinity
of Monroe's ice houses on the bur-it
road, August it, has not been cleared
'up yet. A young linllnn I‘lll‘i'ill‘ a
prolty itailan girl away from her
work in Lane's shoe factory. and. with
the aid of one or two accomplices. Iu-‘
ducad her to so with him for a walk
on the book read. in It lonely and un«
lnllllblied spot she was bound and
caused and forced into 11 carriage. and
drivon lml'rlodly to Nol'wnlk. whorc
they boarded a train. lonvlng no
clue as to their destination The
parents at the girl and loyal officer-11
haw,I been trying to co- opcrulo In the
solution of tho n1y11icry.’l‘he relntivos
cannot speak English. and. for that
reason the officers have been able to
learn very little 'iiie Investigation
«lius- to the kidnfippin‘ however.
1] colored an interest I not an
alarming condition in the italian col-
ony. The investigation has revealed
the tram re; .cu in. present
about thirty- five is] of dl Int
ages all boxes": via _ all
cottage. n lacunh'mlfie It iu'”
until a 11.11 yen 11mm“ Ii
Omamd- ‘ 1
lulnl'ns ohiy s (in 11min rooms. Colo
sillcrablo indignation was manifested
by peopo livirm'ln the not borirood
at the tins of rho sale. of ill propen-
1y. who objected to an ilnilan settle-
meat in that vicinity. it in said an ap-
pea bill will be e to the
who. it Is than: t. have 1111 utJur-I
imilctlon to alleviate the matter. Ato
other colony has been started on the
, lameoati'cel. and people living in that
,1“? , _ ill I,“ «it? fairly
fit £1“le militlllltgi 353:1 lib. '{lha
' , or: son or
wit 0 e 11131113311133.1111.-
dson accompaniments and other "mu-
steal" instruments malto- the nichton
hideous 11nd close is settles to be m
3‘3
ll...‘ '11.; n.3,:
.qu ”liar“
fines he is to take part "
every night during the week at the
I .
uihorliivlr
dill
or WWI “
ed to iiolpmoln ion, sick
on personnel-1111.1: shoul—
1101113111 by In indolent
burn it by «rubles a short
unknown blessl‘llkl W 1011s ln‘lhe Mo»
an axe. Charged with felonious as-
out, not only doing the town. but ow‘
in; upwards of $250 to laborers for
work on various jobs about town. He
was , a contractor.
"isaphtlnimussnssré:
Friar.
Oaths Courid.
“12.1 1'
Nature's Wonderland.
Management of A. J. Smith and James
8. Kelly—L. M. Rich, Amuse-
. meat Director.
free. ~Va111i9viie. ———freo.
From Keith's and Proctor-h Circuits.
Daily at 3:30 p. m. and 8: 30 p. m.
, DANCING EVERY EVENING.
'FULL ORCHESTRA.
Saturdall Baseball.
SUNDAY. SEPT. 3;
WHEELER c WILSON'S BAND.
Special instrumental and Vocal Con-
cert.
CHORE DINNERB CLAMBAKEC,
ETC. AT POPULAR PRICES.
BEST OF SERVICE.
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Watch for the next attraction.
will be I dandy.
If
George c. Tiiyou'o Great
snroecedhl'. coup.
loo—Wonderful natural-loo
Grand Free Carnival: of Fire Tuesday
Evenings.
Conn. League Baseball Sundays.
Round Trip (steamers or ferry) . 10c
Morldon vs. Bridgeport, Double Header
3 P. M. Sunday.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY, BEPTI’LMBER 2ND.
Now Presents the Hurricane Triumph
of I Thoroughbred
THEODORE KREMER'C
Latest, Greatest Melodrama
“A Race For Life”
In 4 Cupromai‘y Sensational ,Acto.
Oh’ Ranch and Racetrack
The Wild Life of the Pacific Slope
“Our Janie" Winning Gold and Glory
Wild Border Beauty. Bravery and
Brutality ,
A Nico on Horseback
The Comedy of California Characters
Surpassing Scenes From the Sierra.
Greatest Pioneer Flay Ever Produced.
Strongest Company of the Season.
Heroic in Horse and Heart Interest.
PRICES:
Matinee .......... 15c. 25::
Night ............. 25c, 35c. 50c, 76c
Cost- on Solo Tuesday, Aug. 29. ‘
HOYT'S THEATRE.
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ONE NIGHT ONLY
TUEGDAY. SEPT. 5TH.
Melville B. ijylnond Presents the
Nowoot‘Novoity in Musical
Comedy Creations
“Buster, Brown”
.Intcmoticnsl Copyright.
Permission by the N. Y. Harold and
R. F. Cutcault.
OO—PECPLEu-Bo
The Talk in tile Country.
A Great on for Little People.
A 'Gl‘uicr, wlfor Jig People.
Prices 280, 80c. 75c
1.1.11.11-111...
lot Four Row. In Orchestra 01.00
out. On Coir F'Idlyr “pt. 1.
may ill“ gran Mommas.
Its
Sal“
NDY.MBGD"1‘ Iltlr. 010.60 or um .
Ausnhie Chasm. six days trip, Mon-
day Sept. 4th. $20.00.
White maintains tivc days’ trip. so—
sept. 4th. 823. 00.
Moosehud 14110., mswiilcsut nine
dew trip with Mammalian: at the
line Mt. Klara Rouse. Sept. 11111 colit-
ing tron; New“ liavan, 340 now .
or Ferry.“ .
can; ad'i’itiil labia,
any rum warm 11
ii“
11395111.?" 100"sz
ln'lptivoct stall tours and 11111111.. 11111
C. W. I. Ticket Agent. N.
Y., N. H. C it. it. It.
our
Kendrick homestead only a few weeks.
ago that an ltalian named Par-ills bev '9
came involved in a brawl with all . 1I
ltalian lady. and assaulted her with I; ’
sauit he was given time to procure 1"
:ball. and during the Interval skipped .
in 111111111111
SlEiPIEIHISEISiilIII
,Ifoul'br all days' it'll). N011— ‘; ‘3‘
commodations at the Sinclair House. ‘
meeting oi, the directors oi. the Flirllt.
Natldnal 1311111
lWiiiialn E. Henley. deceased.
‘ ‘ MAINE sorrow DEAD.
SKOWHEGAN, Mel, Sept. 2.—-Joseph
0. Smith, a former sections? of the
Itili years of use
lvsteran. A willow up athrli’e children
survive.
EVENING THE ROOM CAN
BE MADE COMFORTA-
BLE WITH
i In Enter
IT'S CHEAPER. OLEANER AND?
EASIER 'FOR
Everybody
3.1, .1
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Phone 68.
"IilOVEii 8.... IIIE PlAISE. "
Diffs-tiles Now Ready.
’PHONE 301—4.
“WEAR SHOES liiAl fll'
.. ,.
._E—¢s._
“1'”-
Ltlllkl Lililll
WHITE HALIBUT.
All other kinds of Fish coiling It
reasonable prices.
Old Salvation Army Building.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROBB. Prop.
Booth Norwolk.
ff THERE ARE ANY "BI:
mm 111 row"
It Is no unit of ours. It lo the fault
of tile-o people who drown,“ until
“Buuoicnofl the crest Bed Bug louno~
or.
Not a poison.
Not explosive
2511.
Does the work every time.
L11 5
lean sl‘r
IAI‘T NORWALK. CONN.
thong,
newline AND ”plan.
”1'!
ALI. KINDI. COOKID
in. a “film... 2.-~At 11 i
hold this 111611111111 ‘
Charles C. danford was elected presi- ,
dent of the Institution to succeed lion. .
.sioate of Maine. and. publisher of a”
.weekly paper, died notability lie was .
1.12.111 nClvil war ‘
Loolll ,9
......12c Ib.’
BONITA MACKEREL, ..... . 100 lb. .
SILVER BAGS, ............. . 81: lb.
FLUKEC AND FLAT, Dc lb.
Eels. ......... . ........ . 120.01.
CUTTER FISH. . . 10c lb.
CTEAK COD. 100 lb..
WEAK FISH. . ..... . ........ . Bo lb. ‘
BLUE Fluid. ..1211 "1.,
SOFT SHELL GRASS. . .. . . . 850 dos. .
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THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MAR
East End of Washington Street Bridge
DINNIRI AND CIA FOOD
1.11.11.11.11. harass A
,rowmrut 1.16111
ARE ossoturnnv ,._ .
WIND PROOF
AND All: superhero TO ALL
TRY ONE.OT
Charles 11.113...
lF me A LITTLE’ 611qu N THE
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WDWABW
1.. WASHINGTON IT.
Phone 140:;
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.1147
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM5
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
nor AIR alanine.
BTOVES AND RANGEB.
ILATE AND Irm accents.
flu and Steam Fitting, .
Du Fixtures. Motel .Coliinu..m.
Nev. you been'our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONESM & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL eraser, NORWALK.
mm a-.. ,_ .. s...” s .. .u.._1,...... ..._ m-.. ___...
Sale of Gold Wall
Papers at Cost.
Now is the time to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE OF GOLD WALL PA-
PERS. it is my custom during July
and August to reduce the price of
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost. in
order to make room for new pods.
if you need WALL PAPER for this
summer or next. fall, come and see
our stock.
1
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Cloth Window Shades with man.
2511.
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Crockery, Clo-swore, mil.
.-_—.
Paintorc' Supplies.
*—
Window Blinds- and Picture mu
to order.
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Matias and mu inning.
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ll'cIOpncno Connor!!!“-
L. H. linker,
I7. wKsHINe'roN orator,
Icutb Nomnlk. Conn.
sass-m .. ,. ..
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, FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
newsman I.“ _
STEAM. \ ”ll.
HOT warn. ‘1. “
'AND in. '
eassrr'rma.‘ Va;
Il‘in, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. ”.11
It! South Main Strool.
Telephone. 187-0.
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CITY Nillliliii HANK
. ,. 11011th country
Oflflmlfibw 1!!!-
smomc ca
811ml“. ”00.000.00
1m Profits. “0.000.00
Coilclto recounts of individuals. mon-
Mo and corporations
V HIWDON. PM
mull
, , AlIIII Vice-Pm.
. jI_,____1.AV'I'on. cantor.
I H M DIRI‘CTO‘Im.n
.1'11 «Us m'l'3. Maury m1
Josiah R. Marvin Contact rummn
Christian diam .3. Wallace Marvin
Rowan.
I Caron, of Chico
‘ 11‘ met MI? 1501 .
that Marshall Field and M111.. Arthur
site to be mhrrittdi
at: s, Westminster. .
There have been frequent rumors
that MorobaIIField the merchant. and
. Mrs. Delia accuser Catch, who is the \
widow of Arthur J. Catch. would
no Marshall Field, whose wealt “a
variously «unrated at between 0100. ‘
, 000. 000 and 8150. 000 .000. was 70 years I‘
old on August 18. Mrs. Catch. .who. .
was Miss Delia. Spencer. dillighfléi‘ of
the man who founded the hordwll'e
establishment of Illbbard Spencer,
Bartlett ii: Company, is 46 years old.
She is one oi? the leading figures in
Chicago soolety. and for years ranked
second to none of the society loath
ore. Mrs. Caron not only inherited the
estate of her husband. but a large Dur-
tion of the estate of her father. Elbe
is reputed to be worth 31, 000,000 and,
$2 .000 ,000.
W
QUEER SUMMER WEATHER.
Average temperature for June. July
and August. highest since Will—~72”!
Only one hot wave. that of three
days in latter p.1rt. of July. . I
One loch 11101' c of rain than last sum.
mer
Nine thunderstorms in August, the
maximum for four icon yours.
Only eight clear days in August
1 No telling what is coming in Septem-
rer.
HUNTING SEASON OPENED.
Tho hunting season opened yesterc ~
day and the hunters of game are full
of the joy of living?" on that account.
I. a necessity or 11mm l-le‘sltn' pull
an essential element of 11111111111111.
To prevent sickness and chilly tit.
comforted! life you should?“ equip yuan
sleeping apartment or droning charti-
hon vultn a snowy white. one- rm
“Grandma" Porcelain Enlmclcd lul-
tory and have running-hot 0nd Will
water so desired“ yourvioucnr' 1. .I.,I..1..
We have sampled in our showroom
and will gladly quot! you prion.
Horace R Nash
down MAIN AND Wm bani:
Ioutlr Nor-walk, Conn.
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUI «our?
MONROE CTREET. I
lowly furnished throughout. I
comfortable and unto-ditto hotel in -
city. Electricity and but in "a!
room. Bath-tin connection ,
feet Imitation: Moms no. . ,
cylii'i
Inc I W05
appointed Always comfortable“
quiet.
cm a I fail
mills .
Merrill and Condit’s mu. new:
and dun.
:-
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
TILIPHCNI CALL. m—o.
lost noes-c ”Nu-Inf;
1
. aper.
Our stock of new goods just in
is a little larger than ever before.
Wonderful how low you can
‘4 «uy nice goods here. You know
we do the Work in the very best:
manner. |
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.1
, We have taken a 'gcod runny
contracts for house painting and
‘will be glad to submit figures for:
‘ your work.
t 330%
.Wc try to carry in melt W
" thing you need for the dccorltion
of your households or out.
E E
Gorbam,
TILIPHONI “H
10 FIRIT CT. I. NORWALI:
1111' JOHN B. LAWWI
101100113.
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neuroses”, sonny. Imu-
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Norwalk Chronicler