cacao ‘ ‘ latter xhaa been
blind an the bridge hi root at the
at Wiiilan n. all .
missiles an 1-0:?" "
.DMI'NG in signed it
I.
., 9. _.\
«“9909 filflmfl‘h
new cm: and Haaiord is
continua to his him by blow.
Arms sloop szormi asst-v
wardpia anchored at Gregory’s Point.
Miss Helen Bartlett is visiting her
mother, Mrs. William Bartlett, In Nor-5
walk.
The condition of Ariel Cameron.
8r. who is III. is somewhat Improved
to day.
ocap'li't'lll' Willifl'fl'fi' Kim has moo»
ed hiss awiy yurc?se{I yacht at Grati-
orys oInt‘
A H. Van Solver. who was Injured
recently In an automobile accident.
is Vgetting along nicely.
Mrs Edwar ith is spending
a tow days "1% fir 3.9 chVVeV guVeth
of «Mrs J.
'i‘he Infant sou ot‘ Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Dooling, who has been quite
ill, is verysmchhVVV Vlaproved.
Chester on 3011
Mr. and Mrs". III'InnI' SInitHV‘Vot EleVle
a'vénll'é' 'e V '.‘ '
Ha Mitt th”" ing of
the Junior Band last evening, at the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
Ch‘r ”greet; intends t9 convert his
catbo to at launch. The engine
wiilgV lied In the Vsptiul; "'
loses Louisa' a'tid Victoria
Kostnechski will go to Bethel this“ at-
ternoon, to visit Mrs. C. P. Peck.
'i‘b's' nostpoae‘d floating of the East
Norwalk Fire Police will be held on
Monday evening at their quarters.
The Rev. W. R. Grissom, ot Greens-
boro, N. 0., will preach tomorrow mor-
ning at the Advent Christian Church.
Kenneth Thomas has returned to
his home 1:; Bring port. after a visit
with Gard 90%,
street. ""'«‘l
Mrs. Jenn'le Mend Bennett, of Idaho
avenue w'etit‘ to Ridgefleid today for
a two weeks' visit with relatives in
that place.
Frederick M. Clark, of Cranbury, is
now busily engaged In threshing. He
has several large contracts in Nor
walk and East Norwalk.
Captain Gehr 1; took out a party
last eveni all s auxiliary. the Ar-
row. was oonllght 3Vaii was enone'd
very inuc
Rev. James W. Davis will deliver
the second of his prophetic discourses
tomorrow nvehlng at. the Advent
Christian Church.‘
The annual election of onions of the
Advent Christian Shuday school will
take place, tomorrggl at the regular
session or the sch l and it is hoped
that there will be a large attendance
{he rwegular weekly meeting of the
LoyalW orelérs‘ Society tomorrow at
the Advent 'Ghi‘lsllah Church will be
led by Alfred Nickerson. The subject
of the meeting will be “A Message to
Young Christians."
The meeting of the Epworth League
of the East Avenue Methodist Church
tomorrow, will be under the leader-
ship bf Miss, Orab Mai King. The
subject of Ilia medlihg will be what
is PMith Chriapidnlty?" '
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold its monthly toasting.
Monday evening. at the truck house
in Van Zandt street. The sight of the
fine new tire house will. probably ex
cite the members to full attendance.
Miss Jenni 'vls, .who underwent
an operation at. the Huhnemann, on
Park avenue. Now York for a tumor
on the right c It” It! now able to take!
short walks a It He hoped are long
will return to her home in New Rd
cbeilc New Yo9k Miss Davis is a
niece of Mr. aners. E. W.'.Jml‘es.’
Tho mushroom nuto—motoloco-foco
drivers would be'a little more polite.
as well as careful towards people,- old
enough to be their grandparents. they
might command some respect. As it
is. they puto rc air than the
head ”ottlhe It and I k like so'
many bullirogs dressed up In their
night clothes
It is long little that has no turn-
log“; “all it will be a great relief to th§
153de e rs’bi decent people to Ioar
that I Micogcnnllonisis who so ion
annoyed- deccnt folks of the other end
of the bridge have packed up their
dads and naps and gone fifteen miles
futhi-r east and we trust will have
no butler patronage thau they have
had hem.
ROWAYTON.
nu (onlhglv-M"; sentinel. in
a. .J‘.‘
Ilwood Broadway and Charles Patty.
Orders not to any or the above will
resolve prompt attention.
A largo number or launches antic
sailing vessels are 'belng laid up for;
the winter In Rowuyttm harbol‘. Ca
talc StrohmuYeI‘. of Bell inland, ha
his yacht Critic randy for her winter
north.
The schooner Willis 9.. owued by
lllckson W. Cole and tluorge Davis.
a: Rowayton. has been undergoing a
orough owl-hauling at the
yard and launch works of John Ober-
lander.
itowayton Baptist Church, Frank C.
Grown. pastor—‘A amiss oi
wines will be hl'ItI In the Baptist
urch conducted by the musical
urangciists. Charles 8. McDowell and
I”. I; leahocsy beginning this Bun-
day evening, under the auspices of
of Van Zandt 3d
ship .
revival -
The 33%
lag ths% 'HVrk'é
I'Ww 0:3
school 1:80 p. as: lllpworth League,
13:45 199* two evening sages 1:30 D-V
sill
”Homo of 310' evang°9ia
masonry sail Hollows“ . Vli'd
der heapeclaVl music on their last; .
v rv
heuristic WWII 39$ .
gregation may proceed at” M'ofl .
to 'I'e'i‘ Hunt at chhurqghtor the union
serv cs. {1‘ rough w
eyelidegsiic «fling I’n‘n 333$?” ”‘6 'I’thll'
avenge s s w a
Church. . lt‘ iil9 9&3“. In”:
that as ma is» ab “r6635
services, which “Whit
eating and helpful. .
Mia; Ella AlbinV 0: Georgetown has
bee ‘ap
wee? with rel3tivea
In
puns
Ml“33" LIIII'I Bowen and Miss Isabel
Delih‘g'o leave next week for Miss Del-
gado’s home in New York.
Miss Lillii ”M91133 recently (2th
pleted some very artistic new glass
; traygn with eitective decorations.
Mt. Bowen is painting and decorat-
ing the interior and exterior of Mr.
Wecke's new house, LeRoy avenue. '
Owing to the severe storm of last.
Sunday the sacrament oi the Lord's
poor 3&3 not adininiatered at the
Dtir agregatit'l'hal Vurch. Thai
33 Ve will be held ton; rt9w morn-V
111's. "
The annual fair of St. John's R. 0.
Church in Newton. which has been
held in the Darien town hall for it
week past came to a close Thursday
night. it has been successful in every
way, the attendance being large and
the variant; attractions as interestingw
as 39331.,
‘3" stamps.
William Staples and wife are back
from summering at Lake George.
'John: Kell and family have leased
thg Ogley pace on Railroad avenue.
Frank Taylor returned here Monday
from urinating in the White Moun-
tains. '
bliss Ruth Keeler has returned to
New York after a visitmere with relV
ativeV3.
V a rd Cash and Wife have re-
turn from a holiday visit in New
York city.
Fred Lewis and wife. of Compo,
have taken a tenement in SaugatuckV.
near the depot.
Mrs. C. Carrington. of New York
haslbeen visiting friends in Sauntuck.
Mrs. Willis Jones has been outing at
Fairiield Beach.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE,
Mr. and Mrs. James Silliman, of
New Canaan, have been at Hickory
,Bluit this week.
Miss Emily Nash. of South Nor-
walk is to give a private dance at
The Knob Outing Club. this evening.
‘ s. Hel'mle; of Belle Island has
gone to her winter residence No. 99
lV-Iewgs street, Brooklyn
'MI". Nichols and family have left
Belle island for their home. No. 213
Hewes street, Brooklyn.
The ua'u'al concsr'l. will be given at
Roton Point, Sunday afternoon and
ginning; by the full Wheeler 0. Wilson
Il‘ha' third or I'Ile No'rwnlk Yac'li't‘ club
sailing races will be held this after-
detach. .3
ti): Golden, of South Nth-walk;
And A. Pack, of Wosiport, have
been elected members of the Norwale
Yacht club.
Co dare James A. Farrell“
yucht bill" has been hauled out
the shore at the Norwalk Yacht Club
and repainted
tum time M. atrohmcyar. 'who has”o
been spending the summer with her
parents at Alta Bits. Bella island will
return to her home in New York to-
"" 1'“ Wu...
Mrs. 00010;. who has been summer-
ing at Belle island, loft yesterday for
her home at No. 3'82 West One Hun-
dreIl aVVthd EoVrtyV- -iiVVrItV streth Nofli‘mlt
a
lilo“: “mull” camellia 01000 6"?
tend a blocker of fine Home“
Yacht Club, next Tuesday night, at
til. club house at hickory Bluit. Ar
rin'gsmonta ba've 'be'stl made 'to' make
this the most successful event ever
given by the club
onu'n'i r of Hello island
Day. the firemen ot ne‘e-
Ihsir annual picnic in a
quot hall, New Canaan,
West notch Point. The;
perfect .0008» in svory' .
very enjoyable to the any or
who attended. The hako was under
the supervision at Charles Kaiser and
Lester Maul agar.
‘ harem bad spots in the roadway oi
, an now all that to 30o“
noon. The start will be made th 2‘3?"
use... 36.: and m an.
(in account or the, storm 1.9m _
, d lit a The town ich
‘ Wllhia matter are one
store ice I
Itors Mo school
When i k oi sport to I: caused by
gurgling. take Beccham’s Pill!
hrelieve the feeling of heaviness.
hon Va Vsick stomach takes a
l , 'Iood, use Becc 3%
li' variably tone 1 t
.5
yr 0.7“ ». "
A. J. Clank, ' Vista, i. very ill
John E. Seeiey will enter Columbia 3
Colege, New York, this winter
'UT‘New Fill'l'
033mm“ tan is‘ 3931:; tumultuous-w
Oll- ' .
no. Frank Wood, of Cherry street,
is now able to be out. after a lost
illness.
El'i'otri'c'ia'n Theodore Benedict has
completed the wiring of F. A. Weeks'
llVo'i'ise, Daricn. ‘ “ "" “
“6rushed host; has been placed on
Railroad steam. ..
Brown & Duryea have completed the
new front stoop and other repairs on
”magi Huggwflm 'It't'l't'ledgo and
'tamily have returned Iron; a two
weeks eVVtIlI‘ougVVt; CFFW and New
York Sta
Mrs. manna D. Wood, who is living
In gfmtord to; the summer expgcts
to a scene of or house a out
the lat III 9cm" . 1'
Miss Innkwood. who has been
spending the summer In town with
her parenhuakrstdrndd tot'hor du-
ties as test: New ‘.Britain ' w". ‘
The law "in (lost or the rbhidence
of John Thu’tcher ‘is heIn'g' drilled, and
several target stones at. hula”: tomor-
so which nocelbituted'liimeh‘liflutiig'
ti '3
"1"" art) HI? "9% 11:9?
po'sedr r61
1" er.'b rething' 'IIG'C MEI! h
II'II" “trad no direc'tfits and 903%
holders. who wero
lib lse at the 'start. l't"i's 0 'ed i1I'l'st
project will nbt fill ba'c
Mlle othets‘lap d' uni Inc's;
Hubls°d§i31lwfl
r: l 13'4
V a ,mH t 39”
when se've‘t‘r‘a;
is 0331033
trolley use; lawman II. '
i '6'
" roétiy "Va
lids heir great 3th VVV.gor a’
s charter
f6 ll
ehtoliusfas'IlI
t0 Ihiti
the necessary nous; tolls tithe road.
A trolley on paper and a trolley In
reality are vast Vy tilting-out things.
HE GAVVE upV HIV: Joe.
‘ .——-—-
Yale Graduatc'a lgparlcnca In a Coon.
try. School;
John Stetchell, just graduated from
Yale has returned to now Haven af-
ter the first experience with ‘the‘ world.
us says an the basis; or his are:
few nights as a freshman And his ex-
parlance In college that“?! livers as ho-
thicg‘ compared With hi! first attempt
at teaching! country school “
Botched was engaged in principal
of the Bean HIII’ school In Norwich
toa‘b.‘ Udall” He hid’h’ notion or In-
troducing new principles of psdagogyfi
to Dean Hill He arrived several days“
ago. and is reported to have said: “A
little or the Yale spirit will correct
solos or this hoodlum manners of Vthcsp
ydungs tors."
Betcheil's remarks got abroad in the
district, and when school opened on
Tuesday morning there was not one
absentee. 113' made a brief speech to
.13 pupilir, commending them on t elr
promptnesa. and‘ expressed the 9pc
that their conduct would be mar ed
by a spirit of obedience. At this
point a rain of spit balls directed at
tho new teacher closed one eye, spoil-
sd' his lininqculaie lihen‘V a’u'd a‘sVilrly
clggke'd him.
l'choil recovered his sight and Ill
b'rqath after some moments and called
I adors to to t‘t 'at one
9999339 vile it? 3 ill”
u;t'ane'obsly a dozen llubk‘y c0031!
try yu he presented that‘t'lhélves. wh
as many more did gymnastic stunts
on» back at the mop: Betchell began
99 9.3mm;
to'gi “III" a 'Hnarts't‘ol
m‘ h‘ln tlliVi" ball to
sort or or-
Is; “Ann l. antr'Irb:
dd'to coma é'dihn .ii'i- "9°"
Ilhish'tl'dhlli'II M633 'HI'lebiI
he hill”
odit‘ih’o
dust at Bella Fill trom his ”I at. Ha
htI’It not yet I! ed whether
curious hIQJ:
ai'f'b ti politg
A sister of Mr Betcheil was seen
yesterday afternoon by a New Haven
Mr. Botcheil had started to teach in
the Bean Hill school in Norwichtown.
Conn. last Tuesday and for anything
that th e (In aw to the contrary.
he waal .
Bile
about“ .
she believed It 'to be untrue. or he
would bags er'Ittt‘en to tVlaeaf about lI' if
tru Al on 3 won auyw are
but" home were he to 163 "did school.
she replied that he would not.
"i do not 93ll§ve the story." she IIIIL
oIN nu was
her 2 next w l vot'e an the' collation
of ado9tion of chapter ill of the int
Assembly, which in elect pro-
vides that electors shall decide wheth-
er or not tree text books shall be pro-
‘a autonomic" has been' '
3 offices of the con;
s will “I’ll
ndrHi'l'le" chfi’Yafi? "
”MK A summit» 3953.
; stuoaroma "sud hts ‘8e'ttl.:-
r; meats. September 9.——'i‘h Geman p
l‘ Sgfldlfil’ig
V'u‘"""' I; 36993:
9ch lhs' snip"
o‘i‘ts'
I.“
All] IAN"
ls port
r
“"st g '
“fie" n w? toli‘it' 63313th for do":
hm the 8318 0! spir-
thousand honors, in Who
shall purchase hitpsicating liquors to
am s‘oh place: or ofthe proprietor at
b "llill'ce or' any at his sar-
rants or 3 ts,“ 'either In such placa'
or”elsswhe andmvor'y person who
Incline radii ‘ia‘ Vany such place
than W'nollira: provided that his
in such hours shal be lilned uoI mane
aguonjahail not a iny to the propric
ny sags-*- use or to his car-
," ”131th.“ m' away.
More. I «Wu-Malian m
~ -0 0W.» at hours, 131-3
You May a Stir push
nabiprolliany you can invest iioo
Miguel: V in Endowment Life insur-
In the connecticut General" Life
dorms; Company, qt IlathfotV-d,
y‘vi alt t;the" place for the pur-
po'so of bsésrt'al'nlnlr it the la'w iir being
Violet? ther'ain. nor to any person
a.
For pai'ticulaI-a apply to
[DEL A
local the?” '
who ti all testify to any such violation
by 1in proprietor; or his servants or . _
agents.‘ j‘
This act amends“ an not passed by
Central Hotel
the G'éneral Assembly of 19113, by the .
J. DISESVA. Prop.
addition of the word. "and every per-
ass who shall no found In any' Incl:
The hunt modern hotel In The Nor-
9731 a.
place during such doors." which does
away with any chance at escape (er ‘
as who are found in saloons at-
to; hours. or during such time that
erytbing new and u'p-to-date. Fine
’ a. with at the latest improve-
and, baths, sectric and gas light.
Gddd afry rooms to rent by day or
placed where liquor is sold, are sup-
posed to be closed, , _
H3. 1:. rice moderate. Come now and
a‘ your selection.
W
auto to GQNBQIIDATI'III.
Today's Ac'il'on
. ‘ thamford ”so
At 3 lat meeting or the stock-
holders dnd directors of the Stamford
eatreet mama Mushy. at the local
cities- of the on party. at that 81:!
:yesterda’y, tho
diction tilksti‘ March 21 i .when it .
wits voted to sell the its road’ colu-
p‘an‘y to the Greenwich Tramway Coin-
3:93!le which had alread changed its
little to the Stamford allway Com-
party was rescinded, and it was voted
to sell the Stamford ‘8 rest Railrond
Compdny and to dial hate the net
proceeds of the sale‘ among the stock-
holders ot the Stamford Street Rail-
road Company. so or as the distribu-
tion had not already been made under
the terms of the previous sale.
Th‘e'directors who met consequent
ly approved this vote. and also approv-
Ina meat to e on er of
the $311130 it
Gar Monroe and Chestnut
“In sum Norwalk.
opossum sou. . .
it
IF IT'S A LITTLE CHILLY IN THE
EVENING THE ROOM CAN
BE MADE, COMFORTA-
Street a'Ih-oad Cour ‘ ‘
M39949 yths Wt suntan at B“: WITH
the yieg'l'sia re 'which eaten: the
thus in which tile! sicompanmyhabal have
a right ’to exercise its rig t to lay
tracks in thg any at Stsmford.
he action was entirely tormal and
simrm y trunnion;l tl;e 3319mm“??? . . .; . .,
o y o e case a e ,
Vsauw'ay 800?:03 which Is the hold "'3 CHEAP'EHI CLEAN“ AND
:93 corporat the New York and
w Haven itifioad, Viporganed to £5.31!“ F0."
toe up ltss file 01 street. "Mill. .. '- ...,'. ..
'l‘fitaon anguish Company assumes ‘
tbs: mlla'bilitlea. obligations .
and contracts 'ot the Btumiord Street , . V r
Rail mommy. . , ‘ ‘ ‘
azv. 1'. M. o'laleu'a WILL. I' «I ~— I
.Formo'r Norwa'ik' Tioopymau’a Estate
' " """" " “m” ' Iiilllll' Illfillllllflfill
. The VIII! 0'! Nickle Rev. Timothy ill.
.0 Erica. of Thomuto a, who {gr sump
[years was assistant rector at St. P110110 53. '
Mary's church in this city has been
.Vdmi, in' the white court In none-
"GIOvIRV'VV sV tut Putt "
as:
3193-. after providing that all bills
E“ e carried in Atlantic
that; is requa'pt'ed to donate
It.
on '1'" tot her “gag l no class. -. .
a may Isl opt.
“M upon: his brothers
To Bt.'1‘homaa' church in Thomas-
Ielec ad by the executor and the pas-
The 3 output was drawn in New
. ‘v‘orlt city A cat 16. its main pro-
xvrsl Allis nae! be said are u
a mother, ohal'l be paid the po-
at 0! slammaadtn.‘
ll°6n $0333 Catholic ‘
pvglsn glob of or Wall: ‘
Iliu' fin, Isi‘ior his Iov. ..
on, a V1domest o, Is giv-
To his bro nor . trck O'Brien.
{even such books iron:
31 ohlt‘a'te wh hv'h
friend fig. Jera-
ostliaven. the oth-
sis .
To his brother. Jere '1‘. O'Brien. is
given his watch and chain.
Oil t
mm... mgr-u stub Mil
chat .the aligns of which shall be
tor of Jtho church.
“do
abrother. ls g
m'lu be used to- ' .. I'l' "' '
all, Stilts; Now WY.
cat ifhglfisoo, Wit; 'r
ills estate is to be
I i ty slaéerbmahl’. 0.
cu maid . »
The tour ll ’0»; nplctum are given
to Margaret. V . - urn, Ma Hoar.
‘ ylem atlas archot
dlvlded between 'FHOVNI Sills-4.
“WE AR SVll0ESVVVEV lllAlV I‘ll
The ramsindc;
my
or board of education to tarnish such
true text books. The voting will he
by printed ballot and the solution to
be answered either In the allmatlvs
hookw'“. The
or nudity-V is "tree teat
“Mr “G “R”
anything we
and acute built” and bladder
as Foley's Kids Ours. it stops in
Omicritlu and slide a: the whole
will
. a, I
the in both slur-9;: urn HGUGIOJG ”am by ICA- . y
to; Ycur
STOVVfig.
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tarovs‘s AND maul
IMI'I 'ANWINW IGOFI' I,
2. an. IMI’ Sham Fauna;
In Fixtures. ilVAetai outing, I30.
""HI'V'a You i'u'u our
RICHMOND “has”
rule pennant; Hercumss
1V? WALL GTHVEEVT'. NOVVRWAVLK-
Sale of Gond Will
Panels at Cost.
New II the time to buy. usual
Clearance saw or GOLD want. PA-
9333 it in my custom during July
and. AW so Mace no men at
GOLD WALL name to innit. 1n
order'to make room tor naw"gbodl'
rimmed! want. Pam tot" thil
our-m
1..
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Cloth Window. Iliad-VV Ilium“.
263.. 'f'“ ' .,
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Dream m III-VIVI-
mm' Utopian;
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Window shade. and rim names
6 ‘0 011C. '
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ll‘ln, Sheet Iron; Capped
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is “Dunno-dwells I!
scum nonwALK. cons.
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Nioiu'iilafoanin‘ «maintain. 'MII'I-
uiactumu. merchants and corporations.
upon favor-obi: tonal.
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NA APP wean-u.
LAvi‘ou. cashier.
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atlas Mn:
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HenryI Demeter
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summer or out tau. com- an Ice
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Not a poison. .
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mill... _..,,,
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THE osoPLs'o rial-I Aria overall '
one 30...... Army dual.
East End a! “flown”!
CAPT. ennui.“ Dill: ._
It is no fault of otier'.
9! those piopla" as. have not and:
5.; sandstone, the gain Bed Bug Bounc-
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"to lolifIlSs Phat
a 30. MAIN 31',
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prom: album ‘
comma ma yams
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consult uAn'l AaVo 9.0; are.
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