Little Helen Bartlett granddaughter
of M. S Partriok. as the whooping
has taken a posi-
lion in Rider's meat market, on the
bridge.
filth. and Mrs. Eugene Lockwood of
(inborn avenue, spent Bunday with.
tripods and relatives in Stratford.
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.Mrs- W 12. Brennan sprained her
ankle so silly. last week as to require
the servl at the lomily physician.
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‘The lllllo noun; Ingersoll of
fisht avenue, is can ed to the house
with a severe attack at scarlet lever.
ioChIll‘Ieb Hill Howard Benedict and
who L'Hommddleu went to West Nor
will! yesterday. and conducted services
in the Union Chapel there.
boring the past week or so, the bath-
' his has been line at Gr'egorys Point
the tide being high in the afternoons
alld the bounds well filled each tidi-
pecile 3 pet letiugs were held
$83 09 (3145:”; on the, bridge yes
terday. J'i‘lla meetings are very en-
slaatlc and Ml’. Clark is a speaker
13 exceeding eloquence.
Captain William H Hoyt started
by Saturday in his handsome yacht
Mepoiim which he usually keeps at
illegal-y a Point. lie accompanied the
power boat cruise to tile eastward
about; very interesting stereootlcon
Vi W8, lllllltrillyo of the lite of Christ.
v to its last evening at the East
arcade Methodist Church, and the at
Manda at the aelvloe was consid-
willy larger than usual.
3 some unwell, formerly of Bridge-
, t, but: he has for some time re-
Blind not on'a Neck, has been plat-
bil’i’n c of e new lighthouse at
A»
assumed his duties
2 2 5-9
. a Ad’vont Christian Church has
completely redecorated and
sited inside. and yesterday was the
service held in its since the work
finished. The church now pre-
la a very cointortable and cosy op-
ralice and there was Idiom! attend-
aloe yesterday to appreciate it
41ielisrd lrwiii and Arthur Day, who
hive tawny for a week cruising
mi the hindaomo sloop Broadblli. llaVe
sainmod to their homes hero and re
mhnvibl hall a deilglitlul trip lloth
was gwii as he‘lt‘l‘ll‘l‘b and are talk-
I of III again t by can arrange
in Th“ as fir east as New
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‘housaud bushels of eye»
, day are being taken
oblg pile of "shocks" on
company's
waistband with the Bridgeport
Traction Company and later with a
in a)! company in New Bruno
i spent Band at Itii tripods here.
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snooty. . .2
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‘ 'flggllhog.“ ll visitibgvber parents, on
ii
12 taken a pool
, ‘ m
Parke Mathewson, of New York.
.iindrew Mills are on-
r. and Mrs. Stanley Hart.
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or w Viki
rocettyh Walk”
over
We
racy Ambler is able to be around
a but. has not yet tally regained l
strength.‘
sse Porter, at Brooklyn. New York,
been visiting Miss Lida Wicks, or
set t street .,
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Mrai George A. Shine. or:
visited Mr. and Mrs. John
lander. wounds in .
3913,, of Port Chester,
ton l’o’int’ avenue
Frederick
W
ken, of this place, has
n with an automobile
concern to comm. """
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Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Lanphere, of
liar-tier. are the’ guests of Mr. and
MrI Denim P. Winks.
Charles Walls, of Lincoln avenue,
has taken a position with Jacob ll.
Raymopd, the ice dealer. '
Principal Iii. H. Lane and family
have gone to West Hartford to spend
the balance at the summer.
«* mugbne Chairman. of this place, has
measured '9 position wit h F. l). Lawton
a Company. in South Norwsik.
George Ml or, night baggageman in
the South orwalk railroad station.
has been enjoying a brief vacation.
Mrs. Weymer, or Westport, and Mrs
Lucy Hall, 01 Jersey City New Jersey,
visited Mrs. John Broadway. last Week
. w one.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hall, of Croe-
kett street, are the parents of a
daughter. born last Saturday morning.
Miss Pearl Hayden. of Bridgeport.
has been visiting Miss Moseita Hart.
of Crockett street for the pastwcolf.
Miss Pearl A Stevens. of Rowayton
avenue, is visiting her brother, Dr.
Howard G. Stevens, to West Cornwall,
Conn. .
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkney and
son William are the guests of relatives
at Echo Idlkti,,NllW York, for a tow
days.
Mr and Mrs Chester A. Stephenson,
of Mount Vernon New York. have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. lra
E Petty.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Bell and son
Clayton, of New Haven, spent Sunday
with Capt. Charles W Bell, in Roway'
ton avenue.
Elwood Broadway has taken a posi-
tloa. in F W. Jormnil’s shoe atom in
Stamford, and Russell Broadway has
taken his paper route.
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Mr. and Mrs C F Weymen. of
Philadelphia, I’eniisylionin. have re
turned home utter il two weeks' visit
with relatives in this village.
l.
. Preston Hart has taken a position as
clerk at the Rowayton post- -olllco, suc-
ceeding Miss Bessie Clark. who has
resigned because of ill health.
Roller skating at Roton Point has
been quite a pastime with the Rowdy-
tori people. The vaudeville perform-
bones have also been greatly enjoyed.
Those who have apple trees on their
property are complaining of the sear
city of trail on the trees, and it seem!
probable that the apple crop this tall
will be a light one. .
Mrs. V. J Bcnolisha, oi‘ Bounds,
an accomplished pianist and a violinist
from South Norwslk. furnished
music. Saturday night. at the first
the series of weekly receptions to
hold at 'l‘okeneke Beach ion. The
fair was largely attended and very on-
ioyab le.
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The elm worms are working havoli
with the elm trees about town. 2 it
seems a pity that titers cannot bosom
plan used to prevent the destruction of
the foliage. for not only does it spoil
the looks of the trees, if not actually
killing them. blit the dead leaves
whim fall litter the lawns and streets
and give them In untidy appearance.
Watch this Space
for
Tomorrow.
v
13%": .bomeJl in
dad a tow days ago”!
. “plate.
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bertfimlth
Men.
Balls 0
Orchard.
“gone on at for wi'i‘la
more
make an criterion sigmm
turning to this country tho
of October.
Fred B abandoned-,2” Iii lusura‘aoo
2...... of Dorian. not than with Mrs.
“Milli i-i “Comm-FM
refiners.
otiilh‘hr'h‘is'iim We? a cot-
tage on her estate near Great [distill
Mrs. Walter E Stoddard, wife or the
professional or the Woe Burn (loll
Club. who was at the Stamford Howl-m
tal for several weeks receiving treat-m
thankful? typhoid Mendel“ lilo hoopl-
Ml‘l. BlOdilbrd
is to leave Noroton in a few days, on a
health trip.“-
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The Wee Burn links ware crowded
Saturday, many of the entrants for the
state championship, which is to be
played here 4‘“? Wednesday to Sat
utility best; Q5 a‘rr'l'vbd. la the
play off for the M McCord prise,
L C. Green beat J. R. Swan. 2 up and
t to play. There was also a ball
sweepstakea,, eighteen holes. medal
play The scores: 17‘; W Doty, Jr
8t, law-71; EB. mnehart, Jr.,281 18——
71:1”. A. lookwood, 88 16—»72'113. C
.Hoiy, 87.16—«2'HC. W. Selleck, 98,
Bil—«72; H. Kflcflal‘gfi 88 iii-«73; F.
C. Mullgrew. 103'3 32-— 8; R. l). San-
ford, 07, 24-43; P ‘N. Khan. 80. bar—
76:1. Cisco smith 93.18—— 5; D F.
W bury. 96, all—~76: 3.1.. and
9.7. 19- 7839!. Frederick Scha-
voir. ldl 19—422mm Hoyt, Knapp.
as, Hi: Arthur Keduedy.108. 22-—
so; at. M. 1.0ch Hood ll 92 ~49. N’s
cards—«J. ll. Knapp. William McCord
Seldon Hopkins B. B. Brown. Sn,
George A. Jennings.
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, -—Dont and harsh physics. The re
action weakens the bowels. loads to
chloulc constipation. Got Donna lie-
stomach, cure constipation.
auras Or can essences.
hMr. and .Mrs. Adolph 'l‘utnerelle, or
Terrace Place. Danbury, are spending
a week at Belle island
m
The United States hip Elfrlda was
anchored cit Roton lat, yesterday.
and the pickles were given shore
leave. _ _
John Miisslo did not have his ca-
rniisei t Baton Point. running ester-
day, , linear an accident to nice
tric motor.
There will be two excursions at loot-
on Point on Wednesday. both coming
by trolley—the Norwslk Congregation
at Church. and the Point Mission Bun-
day school, of Bridgeport.
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Preparations are being made to re
slime the mails: picture exhibition in
the auditorium at Baton Point. Pro-
prietor Emil Bonenberg expects to yet
another machine in a few days.
“The moment base 'all attraction in
the new building at too Point. op
oned last week. and is proving a good
attraction. it is under the manage-
ment of Mr. Scarles. of New York.
Roller skating has been stopped for
a time. and the pavilion at. Roma
Point will again be devoted exclusive
ty to dancing The roller skating on-
filled the floor for dancing. The pas.
time may be resumed later in the sea-
son. ‘
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'l‘lie Wheeler and Wilson Band, 0!
Bridgeport gave a concert at Baton
Point. yesterday. in the absence or
rhyncb, who i; ri‘il, George san-
if: erelirlilnot the ban George Mc-
ar‘tlly look Mr Sanger“ I place. as sea
and carneliat, and Mr. McCarthy s son
was the trap drummer.
The big Fall River steamer l-‘riink
Jones brougb a crowd or about 1,100
esourIlopiata ro
on Point yesterda afternoon. one (it
the incidents at the return trip which
furnished interest tor bfhe t Hallow
$2 I‘M-in“ say.” an? we
to a point near Stamford harbor. when
Jones was a every part
The ill: program at Roton
Point one god do good coin
puny is antlplrabed this week. Per-
formancesw begiven in the after-
noon at 8:801 unlock. and in the oven-
iug at 8 o'icock. And excellent oom-
{shilling 'l'd W lollila week.
pl oars: ‘
aunt. in
or and
_ and Scotch bagpipe
mutt. a comedy
V, in the comedy
Cook, and the ac-
’l'lisrewillbs ;
, Mill“
Mind by Miss Mir
booms that the residents on the shore
.Rspuiadlo I
They operate easily, tone the .
; p Mr. Bell, who is said to have been
New York to Not ‘Mah
practically even loom oft ftBoton Point '
actors rants. c2,
ular a very ”3 ad.
we l-known Bartletts, .
a Generation; Bak- ‘
' l2“ - hes-
sitab ii r tr t l . 2
a climate mesafimolake
It some lite were infused in our ,
town administration and Comps Beach
made a pop pillar resort, the result
wotilld be a grand good thing tor Wasp
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Some campers out at Combo serve
to keep awake certain interests here.
unit the place really is attractive
Odor reclusos than people boat on
binary outing- and being in the popular
summer swim.
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The Lilly. Dunno. Sturges arid mm:
centers for social gatherings and re— *
from the city being entertained at all 2:
those palatial summer homes. ~
Certiiialy the entrusted of Peanut '
avenue. Bouthport. to meet the allure
road has been one of the biggest
have had in years. it not alone opens
tip a popular driveway, but establish
es a- llulr ,betwaon towns that seems
to have removed some barrier. No:
where along the Sound isthérp a plea.
center or more popular boulevard tor
riders and driven! than is to be found
now, extending along Wale street in:
Souimhport through the Farms to they
depot road
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SOUTH AFRICAN FINANGIER DIM)
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Msn ill London and Formed ' 3
Bold Trust. a . ’
well known South African financier.
died today. He had been in poor
health for some time.
Mr. Belt who was born in “loll at
Hamburg, was a “re governor of the
De Beers Consolidated Milieu, a part»
nor in the llrm of Wernher, Belt and
Company. and a director: of the nails
Mines Bodesia nations, Bochuann- ‘
land Railway Trust, Consolidated ‘
Company. Buitfoniein Mine and Brit.
ish Chartered South Alrlca Company
He ”as reported to have been impli-
cated in the Jamison raid, testified be
fore the Jamison Commission and re-
signed from the Board at Directors of
the British Chartered South African
company. but his indignation was not
accepted at the limb. Later a suit
was brought a last Mr. Belt on the
ground of camp lolly la the raid and his
prosecution was demanded b llr
laid, the representative ofailla Cratin-
Viial in Flame.- and in 1898 his res.
lgnation train the board of directors 0
the British Chartered South African.
Company was accepted. When (loci
Rhodes died In 1893. it was found that
Mr Belt was appolnied one of his one
«realms and the latter thereupon re-
turned to the board of directors of
the British Chartered South Alrica
Company. Early in 1903 Mr. Bell.
lied on apoplectle stroke while at
Johannesburg and it appears ,that he
never fully recained‘llls health. Since ,
that time. he had lived in London.
the richest; man in London. and who
controlled the output of gold to South
Africa. was at one time alleged to be
forming a “gold trust." in which the
names or prominent American finan-
ciers were mentioned. Mr. Belt gave
large some or flimsy to the Red Cross
and other institutions and recently
gave $600. 000 to lound a university at
Hamburg
Mr. Bell. I,“ the ric est man "‘W
England, being worth 5,000,000 to
850. 060,000, yet he was seldom soon in
public and was hardly known outside
or the circles of scientific finance.
He controlled the output and price at
the world 3 diamond industry. but a
great distaste for notoriety, and was
very popular with intimates and was
usually referrqdwo as the "LittleI
’l‘il on so were not elected by
it". it‘s oalb as for a long time!
it had been recognised that he was in
poor health. .
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Morton will sociocul-
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a pants optic oar
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319.. (both dos:
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nail. thallium ‘
saute Dani‘shdsiends
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lilole. with the result «that the two
sarcasm billed. Mrs. love was
slight!“ injured.“ but It is ”embed that
in“
constant .
Dane
was all
undo
The car qua billet-lightly assisted. .,
Mr. Domini villi-ileum here until
humanism
the brunt: in
the Wells
it before
aloud homes. at the Farms. are all 5“
sections at present. In honor of some n ,
Loin Bailing
”Mi m2;
Have Been the Bloblllti‘: I
All ranges enamored
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turd frames and Window
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Sea Food at reasonable prices
Contractor and Pitsiiber
is Non-iii lists or;
Bound Clams and all other kinds of
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