ing s vacatio.
. W .
Miss Adeline Naphoy. is enjoying a
vacation at Killian {iris N. J.
‘ m
m.,vna»aa“am~w.n.h snout
Neodymium. a It
Kiss Flora seiiert,‘ of Simsbury. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jimmerson.
”m
Miss Ella .Blydenburgh. has secured
a positioaat‘w the'Cresent Laundry. .
Morris Hatohtnan. John Magner and
George Buttons are cruising in Henry
Warm's yacht.
zasrryriirot'm. or New York. is spend.
lng his vacation at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Tove. of Osborn avenue. ‘
' gang 0st doaen men was at work
till morning laying a: new gas main
under the Washington street bridge.
{demos L'Hommedleu will lead the
regular weekly class meeting tonight
at the East Avenue Methodist church. ‘
. Captain H. ingeraoll, of the Salva-
tion Army Corps. has moved to New
Canaan. where his father. has an ex-
tensive farm.
whites Sadie Qoldstein. of Brooklyn.
had returned to her home alter a few
weeks’ stay at the home of her cou-
a’lti, Harry Tove. oi‘vOaborn avenue.
alert Gelb. of First street, intends to
relinquish his position with the Con-
itettticut Railway and Lighting Gom-
pstl’y. this week. and ‘cn Friday to en.
9.9%“ Salvation Army Training Home
to": ew York city. ‘- , . :
r A meeting of the building commit-
fie of Christ Church East Norwalh
Willbe held on Friday to take action
rdgardlng the plans for the church
.ich are not satisfactory. as the
gncture would cost about 020.000 as
g‘ttpresent planned. '
.The Epworth League oi the islet
Matte Methodistfihurch will hold a
" “tern social totem-row night at the
We of Mr. snd‘Mrs. Edward J. St-
. ,ln Winfield street. Mr. and Mrs.
_ us intend to move tovNorwalk
J. duty. 9
litter the past two days a diver has
n employed fixing a leak in the
‘ th Nor-walk water pipe under the
‘ hington street bridge. Quite a
' ’w‘d of interested spectators watch‘
« the work yesterday afternoon. A
1 crack was discovered
. and it is being bandaged. it has
it necessary to shut off the water
' or three times while the work
‘9 being done.
he barge Clarence. is being over-
led on the beach at Gregory's
‘ at. The leaks are being stopped
new de timbers are being laid.
steamer Addie V. is to be towed
New York in a short mine to have
or boiler installed. Her boiler is
be increased twenty-live per cent.
be will be much more powerful
touting uthosos when she returnr
_ - ogicai Seminary. will give a lsc~
in the Swedish Church. in Sea-
aventte, tomorrow (Wednesday)
I ate olclock. The sub. t or
titre, with storeopttcoa ilustrs-
, a. will be; "What Jesus Saw While
‘ ‘ Was on Earth." Prof Granol- is
g levers! Norwegian churches in
t and expects to pay a short
.icaun. J. Mistress. in
e ace, one at his former no-
it.‘ All Icaudinsvians lavited to the
in «Adrianne». .
go._p,aitroa. .
. " . l. .1 .
Idiot-d or New Ca-
‘ “:frloada'io’ nominee.
.' " “. Hod "allocate eater-
" ilhg‘gm s not ‘Iltica. New rots.
m— or
s ding a week in
mm. .m.
M
Meier granddaughter. lira. d. llallill
.’ O. C.‘ Grauer. from the Chicago
" torus. 733s
sprained her ankle.
m
, igauotnohiles were an
and. nod .andvcoats. aun-
Ditl‘ieii‘tor' ’ lag the state
twenty miles on, hour.
I‘d. the: organism; (:13
000 ‘, mosrut . .
of “the"honstablea to
so are to gmafter
hiimth as 05133;” sawere or:l WW” Jobs
s .e. _ masses ocean
I .mds-‘ea‘ch‘mountte about. “it. Every-
One of the wnera kicked like steers
‘ it .nottse
stop. unearths . '
on tbscha'rge'of gold over‘ twenty
miles an hour and don ared that they
were not layover ‘ttvoivejmlles an
lien e si holdup h
OWBVOI‘.
‘ g for
tomorrow.
‘RobortSmltht
meme summon. coal-4
W
., V weaves.
Joseph Msikin and wife. or Norwaiit
have been visiting relatives here.
7 Mia's Eva Downs of Bridgeport spent
the and of the Week here with her
parents. ‘ l
, Miss lililth Bradley is home from
a iortnlght'a visit with friends in
Winsted.
‘ __ W”
Miss Grace Moat-aw has returned
hometo’New York after a visit here
with friends. ‘ ‘
Edward Gropple and wife, of Bridge-
port. spent the end of the week here
with relatives of the former.
These are busy. times at Bangstuck
and the work beln done there by the
railroad exceeds tgat during the con-
struction of the new lltt bridge.
A voluminious document in an odld
cial envelope drifted into the select-
men's omoe onedsy last week and Se-
lectman Wakeman did the investigat-
ing. He found the contents of that
it‘sirtleld envelope enigmaticai and cal-
led to his assistant prosecutor Harry
Sherwood. The document proved to be
a challenge for a game of baseball be-
tween Fairiieid and Westport town
oilicials. the choice of place being left
to us. Attorney Sherwood's opinion
is that: “it's like finding a shore dln~
nor to take them in and I would rel-
peott‘uily advise that a date he set
and the deal consumutod instantsr.’
Wakeman ls wary but Town Clerk
Hyatt. Probate Judge Bradley concur
with Sherwood in his opinion. l’lny
ball. .
WESTON.
E. L. Beers is spending six weeks in
Massachusetts.
Relatives from Brooklyn are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch.
Friends from Ridgetleld were over-
Bnndsy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Haw-
ley Williams.
Rev. Mr. Schgum. of New York, and
other friends, are guests at the Faul-
hsuber residence.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch. and Mrs.
Josephine iv‘itch are guests oi friends
in Byonne, N. J.
The Misses Bottle of Weatport, are
guests at the reald ce of Mr. and
Mrs. 0. Warren Bradley.
Miss jloronee Casey. from Ridge-
dcld. h been spending several days
with illaa Minnie Williams. _}
Mrs. 'i’heodors Hamilton. in company
with Norwaiit tri . med the day
at Casey island. y , ‘7.
~ honoree. \
m at Norgltlo fiWim
"agile”s’tr‘eet “ca? a3:
Di
of
of
air
out
m Masseuse“
drain from *i’ort‘ffli
o! lira. D. 3. Notation“.
Mrs. Anderson ad children. have re:
turned to their otno’v'in lirl
Thad club.
a 3 If. “m-
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cataract: an
children have returned to New Yer =
‘after a month's visit with Mr.
lira. Charles cm. ‘ v
' m
liranc' of, '7 i"
htwaiaaovaouitdgnflww
, .
the Congregational parsonage.
‘ that sent smut «at
fin. . '
nihilism triot‘o
W
.gl
«, till h
wall-son
masonic"
my mum than. .
a we dance
Mrs. Gear
pbia,
town. Miss
, Mrs. Undo
Chicago.
hsbury Park.
Mr. and
daughter.
‘The‘opera‘house opens tor the ass-
Wi 50“.. MG”. * ‘
Mr. and Mrs. testis
Ring" friends iii ilsrttord.
. a... lil.
alter a visit In Newcliaven. ,
M
. Mr. and
York. are at the Colonial House.
W...-
The Ardsley, which is enjoying its
first season. is filled. with guests.
' m
o. w. Hall and totally are moving
aooupis of weeks in Bell island; ‘
'Mlss Marjorie C. Davenport has re-
turnsd‘from.
Mrs. F. M. Andrews is
Mrs. Horton and son.
sum it
home. the Colonial House, Main street.
. ”WIVFW'Ws
fight“ friends from New York this
1". ill. Green has sold his term in
ass svenue‘to Miss Juliette C a
9 or New York. 9 m” 9
Mrs. James A.
few weeks'vislting interestin into ’
along thevfludson. ‘ DO ‘ '
David Graham. formerly. of Stam-
ford. now of Mtddletnwn, was a visitor
in town. Thursday. ‘
W
Mm Anita Raymond will-teach in .
strict Bob
the coming term.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Park street. have their
with summer boarders.
Mrs. Julia A. Heath. of Carter.
street. is visitin
_. B. P. Mend. I’li‘
George Smith has the contract-tor '
painting Center
will be given a
Miss Hannah L.
Mrs. Alice l. Webb.
and days at Groton. Conn.
H. C. Turner and family are enjoy-
ing several days at the home of Mrs.
Turners' parents, in Massachusetts.
..........___.
Bennie Chen. the youngest son or
Mr. and hire.
a tree, Saturday and broke his arm.
Misses Celeste and Jessie (lentine.
Washington. D. 0.. are visiting their
aunt. Mrs. F. E. Weed. Prospect street.
“at.“
Mrs. Wesley Candeld and daughter.
New Haven, are visiting
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. A. 1". Jones. Purl: 4‘
eat.
Miss Allettu Rankin. is
some time in Wollsville. N.
she met friends from her old home .
town. Austin. Tex.
The iodgehouso being built on the
'Dr. Walter 1‘. Wood place is nearly .
completed. and carpenters wil soon be
gin remodeling the old residence.
Supplement .
ot the New Canaan library. has been 3
published. T
latest additi
during
Warden John F. Bits- boa issued no-
tiec to the effect that the ordinance
tot-bidding the use
bicyclists wii
uses.
WM! ‘
. ,. it W
after spending a week with lira. W. P: a?” at Matiapait' .‘litt
Ilerahouse. . ‘ t it. it . Itaw '
{I has
a
in. 9 _
$34M...
, iii;
3me
tobacco.
go Rancher. or Philadel-
aad Miss Frances Mason. of New
York. are visiting Mrs. Frank A. Shu~
tea at Bank street.
“—1—...
Mr. and Mrs. Minot Kellogg enter-
tained a party of eighteen friends and
relatives at their summer home
Talmadge Hill. Saturday.
ona to the library.
Miss Florence [a Puncher. of this
Bernard. of Greenwich, and
rhlii and Miss Granger. oi ,
are spending several weeks at
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt
Mrs. H. ll
laying an extensive tri
west and central Now \?
Hoyt will visit a number of large nun-
" ill
’l‘h m1’lucb3t‘amatrictiy uilaniorc'okd.
wast ng on , e we a
, hailtaootne so oontttton that it is a
‘ cements have been received “
starring at Miss Genevieve .
all of attapan, sear Eaton ‘
ow. its
rs
W
as—
suit... are via
sau—
W . . . ,. .
R. Johnson. has returned ”
Mrs. Relies. Jinn of New .
w "I. .
- , trivial-Md MIN.‘ ,
‘-—-““‘~«‘* ‘“°"‘°“° ........°2vrt? .. Glasehale
.i . ugu ,..nx.pr.e
0, £23343“ ing’ibdiclments timeout the tsan- “ ~ - ‘
Cousteau-uh at an “
Anderson has been so
il‘alrty is spending a‘
ool No. 4, West avenue. I)
M
P. Kaiser. of
house filled,
W
her enlighten lira.
street.
”my.
school building.
drab cast.
It‘
Avery and sister.
are spending sev-
-—--.
M.
Benjamin Oilen tell from
her par.
pending
.. where
w
Flu
Ill
__...
e
nun-pun..-
No. ll of the catalogue
he list includes all the '
and
. Rogers are on-
through the
ark state. Mr.
. his trip.
0! sidewalks by
in
west. ~'|‘|i m ‘
turned in the Islam
“it": will '*
a r
stated. and has ,
. ”will till iarst 'l-
.‘a «timer place.
it .
‘ ironing. The .
dard ti ‘ b tea
6009 as re a . ,
iiclais will hold a
need
carefully as a precise on ag
being cbasbed one
expectedthat both
and quickly, and thererrno friction.
except between the kgllvea. -»where it
ahnuld'ne. Call and We. them.
Charles EoD9Wi
. Wm
ua WASHWNGTO” STREET.
. ll. "3.“!
Bloc Fish ..............‘........L..120
Butter Fish
pilver lines . .......... ........... 8t!
Bleak Cod and White Halibut
Eynitn Mackerel ........
i All other kinds iiah selling at reason
hble prices.
l5. and con
9.“
Oil Company
, stereo
ay and. examine each ind
icall
WILL our 214. one. near a
MINUTE.
.
its best, chopping “themifiood Easily
"altimwgittf l
me an;
kiss and Flat Fish ....... 80
. 13c
not
nit Finn......................106
u and that A4 '
Sept. e. we
(to be tlgifid (0".
Mum iii ‘4‘!“
not as We»
utmost , '
" ‘ 9m. coo.
«Drink It
‘ls light running; ln‘eperation it is
loo.
‘ 'jfwe cthIdol in; sea-
, 5*
“honour
rm “2“ 9,: ‘9 ,, 9'
, Painters" supplies:
Crockett
. Hou‘Seiti‘t’hiSllhia
Goods
. a“.
. Paintiiig and»
Decoration.
, t. H. SEWER. f
It wwasmm 1.-
Brooklyn brewery ilrla’a lager beer.
No better. We deliver it in your
house. $1.00 per case (it bottles.) Li.
filters at lowest prices. Tel. 161-13.
ascension». and m struts
, loath item
soups nieces, Prep.
Mack pr an Trades
' be. new
crew... and a..."
a done. to dose.
. . agrees a. aasaoIc-r.
'I'l
an...» «a woe-nae»
I
g. .. ..; r .4... .4...
e M» b "
l .
3, . ‘M we‘nfiaz'.’
‘1
Cloth Window saga». snarl-inn no 7
.. White Curtain Poles, with natures, lilo ._,
PttwoframsaMWW
:1 Statesihietoorder .
l‘ -"-- '
the ._
laayAleb-
- o .5 .
v: e To. ,tlu 0‘»;
- vStan‘s]. Wags: than trainia at”
it no. indn writes: Juror-gases
«has! wfltrouhled with'kim
his rs 'tiona;,.wbicb cs
3%! 90h. MAMM- smash.
. ,. .- i,ran.dowb,.and areas also
iiddh‘ivorlt‘ehtlrei ‘l’lisd
: the best ill! . _ ho’did
me no good and.,,l<' practically giv-
on up to die. , 1:0 5 Kidney Care
was, recommended "and. the first bottle
gave the gran relief; and . after tok-
iug the secon bottle 1 was entirely
cured." Pleisted's Drug stores, 1‘.”
DROWNID lN CEDAR LAKE.
CHESTER, «August 21.—~Catherine
C. Bishop. aged seventeene, was
drowaed in Cedar. Latte while bathing
‘ he got. beyond» her depth.
t
Butter, per Ilia-nag
wulnms‘ Root Beer Extract, p 9 ":
bottle .. .159
Mill?!“ gee
“fittest. par but
lteases-aehaus-Ialr‘aqo-ssous-es
in Cans Early June m. ........
'l
50
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard 250
§ .
; ‘ .I. 9
l—— I...” ...' I
:4 Cottage are. so: “Nth-walk.
liaoowssavs'tr It
OON. -
NW YORK August 20’
written a Pmsideotnoosatstt
greenman James Engattoh
ville. Ind.. reviewing and up
the work of the present Co
declaring: “To chun‘gtie the .
and organisation of the ghouls
time is the steady working»
great and comprehensive hell
the betterment of our sects! '
conditionsh,"
The president also declared. the
a change, would result in a
president said also that he in
present Congress will ensestl
whiting political contribution
iporntions. lowering duties ‘
from the Philllppines and lint
number.
f$ .,
.3 ,
'. . .
terms. Tmim- ‘
particulars. address
, “ paint in
‘ moses. 'ra‘k
moon out;
«33.3?
find by all I
”W“
was made pubil
of hours for railway
Phone 223-3.
_ DAVID W. Ramona.
1s north-Main at. some am
a w m
Telephone at house. i“!
avast uov'v‘e assume ease
III- ’ -.... .
sum it. flint.
it; y .1 . L t WW"?!
son's-lint the
.. .29 . w... : '
norm. .vlclo
“ so eats ass
sous tame «'5? 1'“
Till It". KIA
crlnnuut
Funeral Direcm ”UT-fl @wa8. ’
and Embalmur.
TMNIAOT. A GINIML
« ville
._.__. , _ m twosome
1st: ‘ iii ' ' "“"'"' ~
gamma nun am ”"5“! 489,. PI.
. . HEATING. ‘ - ‘ smashes
HOT WATER HEATING. "W , m ;.‘
'i93'vs“.mm§%i3§¥°' some n. as saw .
. ' salesmen also '
”32.32.33 and“ m... mower.“
Isa anus. Metal Calling. so. , - ......... :
‘ Have unmounted"! " ‘ml'fl‘ol‘
RICHMOND RANGES? . ‘- "- "WWI ‘
was JONES a HOTCHXISB “MW-KM»
COMPANY Josiah a. one a.
grown: cram; ilogwaut. ‘
salon
autism
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