The ug Stamford was in the harbor this a min n.g Mr- nd Mrs 0. Land of East Nor~ walk era In Bpringdale. this week. as Eruption and wife, of Hunt go, about Sunday with relatives I Ashwortb has rota sands Vacation In Da Mrs L. 0. Wood with her son iiil «a, o! Stamtord, is visiting her sister e. Miss Josephine Peterson and her friend are enjoying a sail to Hunting- toil today: Louis Groeschuer left yesterday for -New York, where he is to attend a phrasing school Miss Ethel Adams of Danbury, who Ilia been visiting friends here, has re turned to her home. Miss Clara Wolfe and Miss Ethel . Vdorhees have returned home from a 4 short visit In Tarrytown N Y. Roy E Gerard, the East avenue rketman burned his hand quite bildly recently with carboilc acid. 4‘,Mayilower Hook and Ladder Cour- 4y is to hold a concert and sociable ’ t evening at their track house. ,‘3eaterday siternoon the bathing at gory's Point was ideal and almost ry bath house was occupied while i p tide was high. 9.4 The work of layibg the new gas 4 In in Fort street and the easterly dd of Washington street has been dirmpleted dtMIss Annie Jaycox, of Poughkeepsie *44..Y Is the guest of her grandparents. r. and Mrs. John R. Matthews, 20 (love avenue, for a couple of weeks. A new engine from the Fairileld Mo- Company has a ed for Louis hoonmaker who .wi [Install it in a t which he has been building for fime time. 1.4 :‘lMiss Elisabeth Fu‘lkert and Miss ' rlon Hartman have returned to Ir home In Trenton, N. J.. alter a t at the home 0! their cousin, Miss cl Voor east be M Mauslle Ackerman and both Ashwbnlt‘. vae gone for a he sojourn rSarstoga and Lake Coorgo. as the seats of the Misses Olive and Ethel butcher. Quite a number of the oyster boats which are to take tart In the race now being planned ior voririug boats were 0de yesterday lryIrg out their cruit (1 getting lines in their opponents. tthe race is held twill be for blood. and some lluc sai rg will be seen. ' nfo‘llirs Frank H. Davenport little all has been I): gilt by Ralph Le Ix against Ann R. Jackson, the er, for O7. duehim for wages ‘nds oi' the defendut In local banks ' Ie attached today The case Is rc ' able before Juboe of the Peace Ilium 0 Clark t that" Monday in » 7 Banks is build ‘ a tirirty- foot so abut boat at his e In Film str . She will be h 7 on by a thirty Regal engine. boat has only :feet beam and 4 : probably be t speedlesl craft ” ‘tbe harbor. She lite be named the ' eBuch. is canceled t there will be 4Mt three hrmdrefleople in attend open the Rope Pipe Associa- on'a oiambake, Bun y. at Nauvoo ire ‘ 'd. The Iauochesfr‘e rrett Captain _ .An or n In stipend; Chris ’wa ll»: the ’a launch, andjptber cratt will the plculcke o the Island. on any one we? to add to their misery durlu :e reign of the r. they shoal. so. wal over ver when til I . seat and and o edgir in?“ by r nowa ‘ drum. which lath ’ ‘ at the people ready to col re. but Impre- .: “011.9! as Wei Wadi hora ulnar I‘ one; at set In. over , ater they bsv shivering i , . “4:4“: 4.44%Wl‘4ll‘ edging ' ym~ ...u of, lens a U ,sta rs with? ' saving the old lady lots at alone. But“ it 4 ”coined no more little". , ' Board oi Education, is the guest oi revels: August C . will“! rob, ' in t a Soldier“ a “Renew Chapel “its bib 4 do: events . 1 .4 , ‘ Canada. are uvlaiti their fin Charlotte 0. Ward ulna ‘ ‘ Old man yestsn; day by Contractor James Waldrou.en oihis bosom II; I bl been :ol‘ trick was his waiting for thawing-‘4 criterion tailugaebarga or all no a an g4 u . 51mm: out:d liblbrelgi he would never deliver a solitary scrap of paper until a cracker had been pine ed down in trout oi him. Since Mrs. olismues death Billy as been rather last, and while he ws't bed as usual, for James Haniords whistle, he re our Main manual... the second delights”! Mr and Mrs. Arthur at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Long is landed the III. . Site was as estim- able young lady of eighteen of a moat lovable disposition. and In spite of her having been lame from early child- mil. win an. nation Illidiuu Inpiain- sat csalutbe tori: b58ba has left tour sisters and one brother to en and Albert are the remaining chil- dren. Cyrus Woodworth. of Boston, Mass. was her uncle and Mrs. Nettle Aldrich. of Canon .and the late Mrs. Susan W Clapsatt a; of East Nprwslk. her aunt. Mrs. Edwin W. James was a ceasiu. The parents and all rein: tivesuhave the deer) sympathy of all aim have the pleasure at knowing all). ROWAYTON. Mrs. Remington is ill at her home in Brookaide. Miss Myra. J. Davis leit Wednes- day Ior her new home with Mrs Lyon. Rowaylon. Mrs. Charles Soderhatur, of Brook- ~Iyn Is the guest of Mrs. Fannie Canton. of McKinley street inspector Devlin. of the New York William Dolan, oi Rowayton. Mrs. M K. Lynch and daughter: also Miss Julie Scott of Brooklyn. are the guests or their sister. Mrs. John H. Coulee. ot McKinley street. The water is Chasmsrs pond has settled about two test during the past week. from the large quantity of water used by the scoops on the locomotives which take water at the troughs be- tween Rowayton and Dorian. It i6 hoped the present rain will reilil the pond to Its normal height. A party oi! yearrg ladies with Miss .Ruth Thorn on as ehapcrone went for a picnic to Trinity Lake Wednesday. in the party were Katy Themes, Mary Lynch, Mule Smith, Mamie Thomas. Grace Bysshe. Ella Godfrey, Cassie Lynch, Lizzie Wicks and Maud Wood. They report a line time with no thrilling experiences. Watch this Space for Tomorrow. RobortSmltI‘r’ Phone sen. acumen. Gena. DARIEN‘ AND donoTOIt, William H Orchard of Newton ii now in London. Mrs Theron Burdlck spent Weduehe day in New York. Mrs. Edward Hindley iricnds In Massachusetts. Mrs. J. K. Butler. of Boston, is lit guest oi Mrs. J. C. Jones. Noro ‘ Heights Miss Raymond or Darlen. was III. recent guest of Mrs. Chester Mills. III Georgetown. center School Dorian. has been newly rooted. and Is being painted by Thomas Cave. Mr and Mrs C. II. 'I‘llley and and Dudley left the past week for a. brief visit to Europe. Mrs Charles Hayes, of New ’York II visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0 Bowen, Dal-lea. Miss Lulu Bowen. and Mill Ida ir- win of 0mm It. lit are awnings i'ew days at Albury Park. N. J Iaru Alberlta ham. or Wei-trad who has many ends in Darius. returned from side. 0. C Bowan is sting the fenced windmill. and vs has buildings on the ’i‘llley place, Darius. “Fired gamers. who. will: his mother; open ag some a n ratoga. wit/Id Dorian trio ”Sunday miller: Elisabeth obit-lander has re- from a visit with her sister. Ire. Sherwood. in Port Cheiter. midi Misses Adelaide Ind Mary” of Smithtown Branch L. b, will ”not; wash. be the guests at as. Dr 0"start an 73;. Rev. Herbs I. visiting I”. ‘ brown. or, to armor. News. gogwsl. I Briggs or settle. area a New York . L ' 1 city. on thugzilth inst, arid was buried mourn a loss Which will never be gh L. lied this pi attire grave. Jose e,‘u Florence, Susan, el- sand, . ”fielded“. Ward; Gilli . of New The picnic ‘given by the combined wimpy-gown ol the Methodist Pres Wham Churches 4 e Beach, wednesday, was largely d our smilv salaried, var nus words are belitd Milled, and» n is being laid in the median room. The floral decorations of the 4, Home grounds, under the care of Pattrick Darby, gives evidence of care. Miss Morenoe McDonald ct Dar-lea .one or the past year's High School gradus as. will. in October enter Wellesly Cottage. Mls stir-ace Hend~ rio or Stamford. and as‘Jieien Mao- J In and Mrs. James N. Cos. h,£rlends in Winstad Major Wil- Ialn Coe's absence. :at are home. today crisis to the Bells Waterbury. the two future brides at September. at her home last evening. A largb out and every line had a therou‘gbly good time Those present were Misses Agnes Reed Beatrice Reed, lsabel Quackenhos. larcretia. Cullen. Nettie lesson, Addie Waterbury, Mules Mead Florence Chancellor. Belle Writ erbury. Helen Waterbury Addie Whit- IZ’I mm mm in Its d sun go or v e b can. Frank Freddeuthal, Mr Butler, rom Qaa’ckenbos. Aubrey Coaches bos. ..WIII Flemming George Hearse. Henry. Morehouse larence Bell Ed. Austin. Walter iison. Will Reid, Harold Mo'rebouse. The two brides- best wishes for a happy future. THE END OF THE WORLD of Bear Grove, ls., at all 'usefulness. came when he began taking Electric Bitters. He writes: “Two years ago Kidney trouble caused me great suffering. which I would never have survived had I not taken Eledtrlc Bit ters They also cured me of Genprni Deblllty." Diseases. Headache. Dizziness and Weakness or Bodily Decline. Price We. Guaranteed by I". H. Baxmr' I, South Norwallr. and E. P. Wood's. Norwallr, drug stores. '0 NOTES OF THE SEASH.ORE has returned from a‘ few day's visit at. Hickory Bluff, Mrs. Jerry Miller and son Robert of Spriugdrtlo have returned home at tor a very plenant sthy at Hickory: Bum , .. Never before in the history of Bell island has this little colony been so well kept up. as has been the case this season. The parks have been ca- red for, streets cleaned and straight- io make the island a "thing of beauty and a Joy for the summer" has been done. There have been more visitors to the little colony this season than over beiore. ONLY CUR! FDR DYOPEPSIA. Mrs. Franidin dab of New cutie. Del.. says: "I suffered for years with dyspepsia. used to have great distress and belching. i tried everything I could hear at but nothing helped me until I took Brazilian Balm. and one I50 cent bottle cured are completely." For sale by II. II. Plalsted, F. H. Baxter and The Ciliiord Pharmacy. '- WESTPORT. Mrs Fred Lyons of Bridgeport has been visiting In iownn Out of town irienda have been en- tertained at the Godilot cottage. town. Idley his ubrother at the Farms has return ed home to Derby. Edward Thomas Is the victim at nightmare. Over indulgence In pies and watermelon are the (leases nitri- buted. . Beach parties from the Rims. ton and Weston. serve to I belli'e Into (tissue. Petrls Ia pushing his . I, 43?" will be all lb! In side inn, Saturday ‘ hosti Ens i blew In Manuals 7 “strict yob- terdsy and alter ha“ 4 ,4 ml” 'll"? timid“ . will“; or et es s s on y as one meals or «firm. sleep- on bodi y harm was tortuaats. - ,pt Gleuhrook will also enter " We returned from a ten day's visit 3 li‘ar‘r'l Spittle was In charge during Cap- , ', Charles E. WlI- 1.» human. who has spent his August vn . , cation in Maine, resumed his duties ‘ Miss Stella Austin gave a “kitchen ,4 Misses Helen and -' number were pres- . rs. Clarence j to be started home aith a clothes bas- . ket filled with kitchen utensils from : their numerous friends. and with their 4. at troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfe. ‘ Sure cure for all Stomach. - Liver and Kidney complaints. Blood . Master Harry India, of Springdulc i ened, and everything that would tend 1 Judas. D 3 Bradley and with have ‘ been entertaining friends from out at , Friends from out of town have been ‘ the guests rscentiy‘ of Miss Currie; Adams who has been visitias , boy at 1 This to arise w it guest- , at years age revivsrl. ; wry tow tag that all; sotlvd will mail: Ira meeting. : ‘ 444443 ah baseball alas I abate with is- lent here. Its rRercy Barrett. oi fitra'ttord. Is to talk business. A Labor Dares would meet with 4 ”gamer here. .4»; ,4, 1 The "is it hot you" man » inn run opt . 3324!. ~Rohberles by farmed men and murders having be- come more frequent here. the cltiaens have petitioned the gavernor-geuerai to double the police force and compel every proprietor of a house to main- stain. three instead or one, armed pore \tel‘. . FR ODESSA. Augu r Mr Tiiewoed~lf l promised you s idollar. and your Uncle Joe promised .you twenty- five cents. how much would you have?" Tommy Hltewood——"I'd ihnve a pretty good chance at de quar- 'ter.”-»Cleveiand Leader 14 n I The Herwood . - t I " was. car an LBS. near A MINUTE. is light running; In operation It is at Its best, chopping the food easily and quickly, and there is no friction. except between the knives, where it should be. Call and see them. .... 491s , .. I r . r'lv . 4 ,' HARDWARE. m Wasbluorbn draEEr. Phone rev-c Bluefish ....... .......... ... .1240 lb. Weakilsh ..................... lil'c lb. Spanish and Bonita Markers] .100 lb Silver iInsa ................. ... 70 lb. Eels ......................... ...Hc lb Halibut ................... 12c lb. ‘ Steak Cod ............ . ......... 12c lb. Swordfish................ ...... 12c lb All other kinds of l‘lsh selling at reasonable prices. soar errant. CRAIIS on FRIDAY I ‘ K ' AND SATURDAY. - Dacross. ms was as“ mm On and titer Aucusi llcau silica ushers also with the mm hats been Inhibiting to lie I the situation Fiesta ts av , CLIPPCHII‘PM‘AIIMAO‘V. Once in a while a woman ielismthe mi? about her children. b4ut not out I i Painters’ Supplies. ' ' Crackers. GlassIIareJ H'oase-iaruishinu Goods. . Cloth Window Shades. with triads. 286’ White Curtain Poles. with natures, 100 Picture frames a... Wilden Shades hide to Baler Painting and Decoration I. II. DECKER If. Washington“ for.“ con. Iotitlt Norwalk. llrrnk II: II Is Good Brooklyn brewery arm‘s lager beer. No better. We deliver it In your house, 8100 Ker case (24 bottles.) LI- doors at low at prices. Tel. 151-11. central Hotel, as...» Monroe and Chestnut Streets. Death Nomi It. Done. [Joseph Diuaa, Prop. A Jack of all 1783's Is not what the people want when!" ro‘qulra need workmanship. 'IyA ls done Right“ and when I aayA deals, ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT. Job Hauling. Timing and Steam man. “not. .04. NQMIK * Son‘s in. ... as. ”we or. hurl; 177 ‘ll armor. E M s. Iowans We co‘déidél this 5011- ”m“- “It" If 43W of parts unknown, for intolerable a!» MTBQI Is wanted tor assaulting on rli "last, the Rev. John Kalil). blew sGermau Lutheran Church Oldest nrt Chester He was lesions of the minister. who is a bachelor. Mrs. De Paul is a retry blonde and "her, busbhbd though the minister was toosattantive to her. a As she was walking with the minis- ter to to church of which she was or- gduist. Paul struck Kopp with all axe and nearly killed him. Mrs De Paula maiden name was Dodd. The): were married July 1. 1899. and libs states that the cruelty dates from that time. De Paul disappeared sites as- saulting the minister. ARIZONA linings}; JOINT STATE- TUCSON. Aria, August III—Tire Republican party In Tucson and Hllo County at the primary held yesterday statehood in Tugsou the antl-jolnture ticket received 402 vies against 243 east tor joiuture. In outside preclnts the result was similar. A feature of the voting was that Ms- xican electors went almost solidly in favor of .ioIntrrre. SPE IALS The Very Best slain Granular Buttonhol- lb. ... Williama' Root Beer Extract, per ttie . ...... ......150 2 Cam Alaska Salmon . .. 25° Hirea' Root Beer Extract, per hot- tio ... .. ..... .. 3 Cana.EarIy June Peas . 2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard cu... '0‘ u a. ...-o 25o ..........25c Wi,’ ...-4W :4 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk. Phone 223-3. 4 DAVID W. RAYMOND. Funeral Directcg and Embalnrcr. 4 is North Main 0%.. “Home, ashlu Telephone at lived. out “ ”‘4 PLUMBING IND HEATING. m. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. arovss asp sauna ‘4 OLATI AND TIN anon Gas and Steam Pl I. Fixtures. Metal Bailing, El. ’ Have you seen eta- stealth! RICHMOND RANGES? COMP ,, 11 warn: avatar. boawmr. IVIIY. LADY’O DIIIIINO ORA. III. .- shouldlia 4444‘s“ 4 sn' urn. naveyon erato how delighi'ully convenient be to have hot and cold no Horace mR. lash consort wars ape wen ' ' loath amended. '1‘ THI NIW. uorrr vrcrolua memor- all!) It mes WIVIO'IAN P meow first not... a!” ”town ”B m IV Mm numeral not; '4 A llmflMW’uflll‘M‘ "fl... ...... 'r-I went on record as opposed to joint ‘ two young men. it’s die ms JONES a sarcomas 4, ANY our 4, 5 H “5W as; “73%. nutter ' SULLIVAN Talibliii'n’b NEW 4 I You need an e of 3WD, Pour kinds, Cirggglats. V ' Strewperrydh and unharmed a: blood-mitt: 1‘. chm AFTER THE EALL. "Eve: snarled Adam, u longer have I got to wait for my ill) last? "You must give me time, any d responded Eve, with her melt or hairpins, "to learn how be fill 4the back buttons or my waist."‘-é-C go Tribune. m pnomss or IMPROVIMIN “Edith!" exclaimed her mot sorry i brought you to the Illa Here live days and yours 4 ‘ ” “Yes" admitted the a "it's pretty slow work, but 6‘ gr nit; time. me, give me time."--Pbiia‘del in Press. 4 ‘ $15....“ CASH westwards Bel ti terms. entryway? particulars. address The Willi-ins Mtg Ca 38.! 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