' a.
y
prayed from his recent Illness. .
A large force or men was at work
today repairing the trolleytrdbka’ 'inr
Fort street,
Mrs. John Bell, who
lug relatives here, has
home In Colorants...w
loan it. L'Hommedieu led themest- been
rag attire Junior Band. last evenin
There wsaa;-aoodrattandaaee.. ..
Rev. ‘J."A. ’Ciarli. 'who‘expecied to
leave Wednesday. having believed that
from other
holds. has not left-yet. the call not
having come up to dill?» Consequently.
Miss Mary Treatises will lead the
Epworth League to
marrow at the summons Methodist
Church. The Sunday School Union and
local Sunday School ’in
the subject of the meet! g. .w
Mr. and Mrs. Albert 6er were ser-
he would receive
meeting of the
a, {call
1has been vlait- lag
returned to her i
....
ended last night, at their home in
First avenue. They treated, the boys
royally and a collation of cake. Ice
cream and a cordial and hearty wel<
come to all made the evening a very
pleasant» one.
Harry Young. 0! New street. has re-
signed his position as saiii
oi Crauturd Brothers’
Box Company. wherehe is employed
as a foreman. Harry is a well known
baseball player. and will be seen the
rest of the mason with
of South Nor-walk.
the Nationals,
A very pleasant reception was ten-
dered Thursday night to Mr. and Mrs.
flowers Beers, of‘Cove avenue. Music
was rendered by the Pastime arches.
tr'a. songs wore rendered by several of
those. present. and dancing was in-
dulged in. Mrs. Beers was presented
with a handsome chilienler by those
Root. whose recent death occurred at
{$523.32} mmgafxfigpgfizmfi T3 Noroton Heights, will be interested in.
factory. One 0 the pleasures oi the
evening was confetti. with which all~
were pleiitltull‘y supplied. ,
Mr. Clark is undecided where to. go.
:.The condition or ,the Washington.
Itreet bridge in front of the once or God
Gale's Express is getting rapidly worse
hid it now rises and falls
thus of the see every time
ilk the
‘s horse
d wagon or an automobile.goes over
it} The selcctmen promised the pod»
‘ or East Norwalii that they would
, , in under the bridge. but have neg-
”ted to fulill their promise this year.
e price of lumber is so high that
the bridge is a great item of expense
and it would
it! a hundred feet or s
sothat within a few years the town
he as only as not to ill]
0 a year under it,
would have. an earth road. instead of a
costly wooden structure ,
.A unique and most interesting ser-
g'ze will be held In the East Avenue
‘ thodist Episcopal Church on .Sun-
‘ y evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev.
. Edward Farrow, at Brooklyn. N. Y..
,ture on Touring With Missionary
fill deliver his celebrated stereopticon
hops In indie. The cities. towns,
).
Ill
_ n pictures.
. los, manners, customs and rolls;
oils rites of that most Interesting
Oriental lands will be described
ii illustrated with first class steroop~
', The progress of ‘lIllI’h-
nary work among these different
Mouse and nationalities Will also
‘ faithfully doacrihed.’ This lecture
‘ been often. d ivered and always
"' pa and new
E
ii. Intense interest.
e hour is 7:30p. in. sharp.
.. wad. this Space
l
M sir-it“
a w.
.3";
' for
Tomorrow.
- ' w
all Nellie uni/ram: .oeut t.
‘ ”islands Is visiting r. and rs.
rd? 1““"-'sm.‘:"‘ arrived home
i n. > r
M ,. A’s met .ioiio;
y i..
t e . past
’ r we or
. ‘ for
“if by his arstwiio.
terests wili‘be
‘ '» “completed. Workman are busy on the
all“: mutt“ "
yac niper a, , .. . .
had resumed his work at the Norwalli My.“ h" bum
.a lad cl 1 he'becaine a Christian and
’. ad to sergeant June in use its was
”tarnish
" W ' lion. Conn.
« W .r . .
. William Weed and
were cats at “Gain
:oé mo least 5
‘ ,Johnlnile‘y, sold his place“ at
“Iilorutonriboidohn niuorlmmins. ‘
"Nils Alli-its narrow. oi‘Westnort.
I?“ m at!» '
- arena or ”bought , scene
. pllace on the Newton. sights road.
m 1‘ W. (loft, who has been an
' i _ , or manysmouths.‘ died at the , er
; sutwordtcuospllhl..hioaday.~ . , glad
A large numbergotyachts are ar- ° . _
by new. we seem. run. «onto the "Retainer-Iii
MI%M";ei thiapoiat now , we“!!! broke be Monday,
. l
' summation
called on. Harmon Bellman"
A , Hari'quoliei hsdl
Sand tobacco, and ‘
to entertainvtwo su bums.
a
«WI?!»
Mabfl Fitch. or Noroton Heights. last
wee.-- '
Mill. ‘usrtne narrow and was Lil-
ian Darrow.“ Westport. are visit-
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lsngdon and
New Canaan Messenger.
_ WESTPORT.
Mi
taint . g bloods from Weston.
Miss Kstherine A is entertaining
a friend from-«SoutherNorwallr. .
Miss Blanch Gruulw. of Utica. N.
Y.. is visiting relatives In town. .
new ”door and new. millage have
nine on the Bell avenue bridge
overall ' . "alumna-the railing has
hm “lam- w : .
labels Winifred It. Englishand Jen-
nie A. . lislr. at New York city,
were th ’ sue aythe past week of the
Misses bass, x-sisple avenue.
, .M,‘ the Darrow counted ninca
teen ,, , ohiles in twanty minutes
pairs her window and she counted and
past in one day in We tport, Conn.
The new land he some residence
near the, Episcopal Church on Collen.
liar Point road, Noroton. is nearly
New Haven and Brantord,,yssterday.w
among the (tempera, out on .Cocirenoes
island.
William Hohner and wife, of’ New
York are visiting relatives of the lat-
tor here. »
Judge. and Mrs. D. B. Bradley have
returned here from a visit with re-
latives in New Haven.
There is a marked Improvement in
the condition of Mrs. Isaac Allen. who
has been seriously Ill at her Banga-
tucli hams. ‘
Nordsld Congregational Sunday
school picnic‘kcd at Compo Beach yes-
terday. The attraction drew a num-
ber of town folks to the shore.
Men have started work on the new
library building ln'earuest now and
it really appears that It will he un-
der cover at least heme snow dies.
grading. carpenter work and lawn. a
Mrs. E. V. Cantrell entertained re-
cently Misses Ethel Fanrot. Lillian
Fanrot, of New York city; Misses Lot-
tie and Kate‘llill and Walter Hill, of
Palisades, N. Y.. and Albert Cantrell.
Huntington. L i.
William H. Fairbanks met with a
erioue aocident,‘ Tuesday. While
‘ , ‘ on Maple avenue
an automdbile collided with his ve-
liicleI thrown:
and injuring is
Mr. Fairbanks out.
arm and back. it
was a very narrow escape from death. w
Anion the Darien visitors ratI Roton GEORGETOWN-
Po nt. ‘ nesdsy. were Mrs. arence ‘.'*"".'
Clock. n". w' M. wmmgy' Mills mm Fred Exirsm ll {gillldlnz a new
house.
Axle Anderson ishuiidlng a new“
carriage house. ‘ .
Joseph Murray has moved’his family
to Providence.
Miss Della William Is
Ethel Stevens. at at Norwallr.
Mrs. Elisabeth Inert ls entertain-
ing friends from New York city.
Aaron Davis is camping out at Lake
Waccabuc with a party of triends.
Mrs. Edith Foster has returned
ironic from visiting friends in Nor-
we .
Baleahllss‘iieuuie A. mm lish. John
W. Bass and alliter. Miss Fossie Gor-
don. Mrs. Iona Fairbanks. Miss Kath.
ryn Fairbanks, Hauford Smith. Fred
Smith, Benjamin St. John.
The friends of idoiitenant Edward
the guest or
the following account of his life and
death: ‘ Mr. Root died at Noroton
.l-lelghia alter a'briet illness. His
heath was calm and peaceful, as was
this disposition and to the last he was
faithful to his trust in the goodness of
.‘ Mr. Root was born In Bristol.
Conn" of good old Puritan ancestry»
his mother being a Hemminwsy. o
Mayoflwer descent As a hog, he
was love, y all who know him. hen:
children were at Life’s Farm Monday
night. They will remain two weeks.
. John Ferris and family have gone to
orcester to attend the inneral of
Mrs. Ferris‘ cousin, Miss Ethel Stain-
r.
The Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany are rebuilding the old Mutual
Union Telegraph line. The new line
will be one or the largest turnpike
lirlies when finished. it will have 53
,w res.
lived in. a quiet and unostentatlous
way. When a very young man he re-
moved to Ansouia and was widely
known among the residents or the
city as a man of uprightneas and in-‘
tegrity. He had a power or strength
intermingled with gentleness and kind
near and was counted among Anso-
nia‘s prominent residents. He. was
connected with one of the large mills.
he afterwards engaged in the livery
and trucking business. His stable
was located in the yard of the elec-
trical company and alter the shop was
built. was moved to Water street. The
stable Ior years remained the leading New York
one in the town and Mr. Ram amiss!- '. .
ed a lar e compo ency an was 0 '
owner or, In .real estate Interests.» KJGI‘JVQAIUILIGWD PRESIDENT.
He waaran '33s Fellow. was a past Ear ,4 m J ':~- MW“ 13-“
ofllcer in 1m and past grand in use. '3 "my “‘9 fella." oi the Frat»
or Naugatucli more No. as. was «a. “m“ 0"“ °' mm‘lnnoumd that
member of the Grand Army Post of “'3” ""0“" h“. resulted in "19 9100-
Ansonia. Twenty years ago Mr;
Root disposed of most of his propane,
ty In Ansouia and went to Florida.
where he engaged in orange raisingr,
Like many ,bthera..he Ioet~heavi in
the great More and some years a obs;
having lost his wife returned to Cons . .
nectlcut. Lately r. Root has been? Maire it Ionic Yo
living at Noroton Heights, where he; '16 Isaameflelluihlmer.
married Miss HagrietJones. He w , Yougpejngm
a veteran of the Civil War. enlist .. son and
In Company l3. Twentieth Conn
out Volunteers. infantry. August
1862. Company B was made up.
moat wholly of Derby men and .
commanded by Capt. B. 8. Chad
Mr. Root was time corporal. prom
~—————...._..
NAITONAL TIMPKRANCE UNION
CONVENTION.
DANBURY, August 18.—Rev. Wei.
tier J. Bhuniey. of this city. president
of the Catholic Young Men‘s National
Union. has lixed September 26 and
86 tor the thirtyeecoud anuai conven-
tion of that association to be held In
ton. Deb, for Granll orthy President.
font holder of that onliie.
voila ! reissue. I
not one .bit stream.
. "A. weal: h. h u the ”b
a ' woman cause W O atom
3-! fails in Its ~wora~sutritlonuauat he Im-
H wasn't help. beingzdsipsired.
. r wean, tired. exhausted stomachs
there is nothgarg bottom: tn ven ‘
, , . . . rda
unnecessary to. rats. at"Peacli 'i‘i-so hail... .gonth Norwslk
Creek. Ga, where the 'i’wentiatli dis- iladiag this out.
tlnguiahed Itselt bys gallant charge James T. Vail. the well-known
which swept tha'snemy on the hold. mndry man residi at all! South
The regiment: saw much service. he- died: street, south orwslii. 00m.
ing prominent at Chancelloraville Gob says:
tyshurg. Atlanta and many era. ‘. “l began to suitor with dyspepsia
lit the (our days' fight at Raises: the about live years and I used to _
regiment captured four‘now brass oan~ throw up my food most as soon as i
sons by digging through the 'ot a had eaten it and even it this did not
mountain for the .,i' any or. s yeti happen! had always a reeling or dis-
cuss who were ‘ his so trig goes. I was also-uh act to attacks
or the con ' displayed by; ‘ Rout f‘dissiness and h as and sodiu-
and ”owner things height/wuss in hard: than had to sit on some stoop
cow
chs of the ears.
save a party of
iv !. 'i‘W a,"
[at a baths «Dr. iii "
Id . about
“ «is
“him...”
tolnsonia. lie was .
wife. three sons
'_‘ said Odd mllows.
. . W
animators-vs i
: 50mm
got out his to
" his loss
the mosquitoes began a retreat.
rers. The in
.. . _ ‘Schmidi‘
m. Whites and'diughter. Fm “"‘“"" “m” ‘9 “Niki“ ”I?
Miss Hattie, ot-Sinmiord, visitedfliaa “and “an, um, Bull ”Ax. H
Eddie White has been enter-
a
Miss Sadie Carlson. of Bridgeport, Is
he last installment of Fresh Air '
Ha
«I. mi 2..
tlon of Edward K use. or .WIImlng- '
over Henry Davis.~ot Cleveland, pres- 1‘
doom siiow u .
rag-WT: [
stoastridoitiisao‘ur ,.
Wilma". , 3 mass
sacs. but Harmon was oesgrtrtlfi
world dreaming 0! his “little dream."
lingo
day.
Admiral Evans, together .
tacky, the Rear-eras soothe Missouri.
headed south. theirxeatlueiiou‘bei
New York.
Portland.
Boston. where she/‘will. have the in-
juries caused byeher recent. collision
with the" inmate rehab-ml ,
charleatown Navy Yard. The idea.
which went Irom here to Bosiion yes—
terday. to secure s-how snohpr‘nhain.
wilijoin the lmliana at Portland. The
lilinols is undergoing repairs at New
York.
l
r
i
ssyour storm 1
stomach 'melus'siweaii man
crliniua
"undo _
broughtbe real
and Iaosdunder bonds at landlines
as to «be hadwbeptenibor aunti-
..,was boiled 0 tag, his
‘wiiogaisowontsnbm: , lg. 0600
as hirinpuit. , .7
f‘rseling "ls running pretty high
over moment an , . , ‘ ’
rings takes place i .isdeared
of tar and feathersvwill result
young man. “’
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BATTLESHIP UADRON MAM
‘ [UV
, ROCKPOM‘. MaosrAugust lat—The
battleship squadron: or the Atlantic
Iieet whichhss "been having maneu-
. vres of! this port dart hero early tor
Al Southey madao business trip to
main here for somaitime.
Fresh... Elsi-i.
Blue rial.
Britt‘s:- Irish
Silver Bass .. 5c
Flakes and Flat mph
Steak Cod and Whitmllailbut . .. . 13c
Bonita Mackerel ..c.il........... its
Wealn
All other kinds ash selling at ream
able prices.
16;? old
“3' ”i rail
”ll“. UL 396
rather
in the
.w . mar-
the
a can
k
The Mable. theidagship ot'Rear
With the Kerr
The rumoured" r
The Alabama handed tor
at the
The mm‘ flotilla Will re-
ui.;n.....u. 12¢
..-.*.'.'.‘.....'....ioc
.....".'..... ‘83
run. lilo
7 Si
«is. a... .3, .
l, '.' .
i. pron. grassy;
. a z:
its gyms ‘
ri-y
for ”Ni
doors
. .. @nfiiiilfiir
til Sebi. it"). we wilii”?
§ "raglan
the folioldndieims f . V'
i
i
r
Creckorili
, Goods.
l
|..
rel. cos.
p.
Y
is' av
. furl“ ‘i-l
We _ nsidbr ibis
liar fistula“
imam j
'«nimi mm
done “some: it
‘ " Gillesware. “A '
liousefiliiiishina
gloth Window Shades, with fringe. 28o
white curtain Poles, with mum. 10o
murderers Wu
Shades Modem Order.
'2 . inn-— i
Paintinaand
.Deooraiinc. _
ii. 059553?
_, loath "prevails
Tlrinkit
an: "i. in I '- an d ' . ., 1
, 11;; isr ' 9?] bee
{antes wary in. agar. r.
Nu better. "3. d :er it in your
were. two per m. or bottles.) Li-
a hweat prices. - mom-n.
Consolidator.
.. Oars-r Nonroaaad chestnut uncle
. w ~ Mhmfiflh
‘ ”wrap.
Harwell.
1r
561'
" son’s ““6ng bOSHV j": ‘ the
his warm. 5
»: wiiW‘dimhl'b lb
hotelier will thank Mill Tar (ll
. paint in 'poilshedsnd artisti fash-
‘M’y q to ..
No - ‘
”Mills-ire”: .3!!th ass...
. a.
TRIJOIEES & HOTCHKISS
saws“: naaan.
r .
*‘ and can‘hfwcll
will necessitate his taking the witness
tits. and the last of A ,ericsn; Filo ~
oirgsr For all at tbisflouhtiefif r.
d the treedom oi the Ameri __
press both of which he has been no.
toured to deiy. . : ,
m. lioclsefelicr of martial dad.
is Tarbell says: ....?‘Iiight ,. has
.i
Standard Oil company and therefore
am Rockefeller may have more rials
sultan: coininfldns remsry, inbis' iu-I
Ion. ' hen he steps'jdowu '
the cry Bast. El in 'Creamsry
Butanneribg
Williama' Root Beer Extract. per‘
”bottle ...... > ' ‘ V
scans-u...
2 Case Alaska .Salnion ..........
Hiras’ Root Beer Extract. our hot-
i
O .........u..--.......
3 Cans Early June Pass
2 ills. Pure Loaf Lard
..... 25!:
..........'256
oavro w. saviour).
Funeral Directos
and Embslsur
1' ashoss at house. I“.
PLUIBING 1ND I
- ’ HEATING.
HOT‘WATER REA
HOT AIR HEATING.
arovss
an as
. . n‘ I
’ smmJNI-Wu'“
meniscus assess:
0MP Y
.Mux
avails Laws ammonia ‘
mill»
‘ ‘l'dxit‘i .4 --i
h {is the in
s ed‘on‘t’li devious‘wa a oil I I! in it!
a y M blesba'bov‘e all tbihitl'
on e
Running to all men. and he wt
‘ l‘ll
, the' Witness chair Pom Willi .
prophesy that the. court will have.
. ~ ; treated iitlleor no Informatiomr H,
. retirement at Bethei. brin J . f
to the limelight." He '
, noted for lsisycapability. '
glitter and distinction. of. on
others. but at ‘
was secrecl'. Will dosh ess’ ,
adhered to, as Mlssihl‘, ,
esled. He knows his ‘I ,
do knows his characterstlcs.
individuals are
another.
. all ..
cure your propensity to regulate
86 ere. , .‘ .
roarsrkshls
mlfilllll‘ l
o
skinned. But!
ha 1). Rockefellerxiw
l
and the last. or their 'i’
an yunthinlring “ perilous “c
a no
easy: . a or , ‘
‘meringy'gown. But "oh
(case this time."
“_..
Thus does Miss Tarbell. Mill
lsst‘he is,
ii
ms
The practice of righteoh
’rnsosu ‘
wnumrosw )-
a ii ii. ms " “
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