' ‘ ‘ squalityi
to marry bruahss} altered at 360 and
a
William Cathail. of Orange, N. .I-.,
spent Sundayzin town.
Robert E. ‘Motehouse has completed
9- mw grewhouae on his property.
Mrs. L. W “St John and Mrs Edson
K lift John 111.1111 returned from a Visit.
follow York.
“lio- -morrow night will be the annual
inflating of the Junior Epworth League
and election of officers.
A special meeting of the Pastime
Abbie-tic Club will be held tonight at
flo'clock. in Randall s Hall.
insane“. 11m has returned to Col
gate Academy, Hamilton, N. Y.. to re-
sume his studies.
"The i1 gs of the Decker oyster fleet
are high lf-rnast today on account of
. the a death of Frederick Warren
Decker.
'James L'Hommedieu will lead the
nieetlng of the East Avenue Methodist
crass tonight, and Hey. it Cunningham;
will talk to the probationers.
‘Miss Nettie Ten Broeck, of Albany,
N. ”Y“ and‘Mi‘s. "Byron Gallup. of New
York city. were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Nails Burns, of Belts Place.
“Work is progressing rapidly on the
sewer through Van ‘Zant street. but the
earth when being refilled into the
trenches, spoils the fine macadam road
in spots.
The tender of the towboat Alex was
badly pinched yesterday, between the
Ajax and another boat, and was split
from end to end. The tender can be
repaired, however.
Mrs Jennie Mead Bennett who is
m[lending the autumn with her son E
Mead, of Edlie avenue has gone for
a {week's visit to her brother's borne.
Qmstock Hill. Broad River.
.Dr Clark. of the Vacuum Varnish
company. is doing quite a little in the
landscape gardening line just at pres-
ent, and is meeting with very fair sur-
class. His specialties are vines and
shade trees which he is able to make
grow in profusion. In other words. he
is raising an imperial. which promis-
es to be an ornament to the septic-
man.
V v . ’\ W
113w“ Florence Reynard, who spent
eat part of the summer here is at
out in Cribs. where she is visiting
r sister. She has been at Mntanzau.
ha. and says in a letter to friends
here that while the New York papers
the several-times had Matnnznu at
tacked and the inhabitants slaughter-
ed. that she has not heard ashot fired
and does not believe that there has
been any trouble within fifty miles of
the; time. She says that tlro'i‘epnrts
of the revolution are greatly exag-
aerated. and it is confined to a few
toners along the coast.
.l
' (Communicated. )
shearing before the seiectmen.
erday. with regard to the estah
ll ate! a' switch on Seavlcw ave'
nus makes‘; one wonder what "colored
[ballerina- trim is in the woodpile’.”
'l‘li combany wants a switch there 500
f long. Not a turnout. but a switch
to re cars on. Only one car is used
II a rule on the Doric Point line and
le said the sw lch he used for
e rpoies.. The people“)
who live along Sesview avenue do not
want to have the trolley company use
their highway as a storage barn. and
if the selectmon allow the switch you
can bet that they'll. hear from the
voters this election.
YRgUD‘i' TO FIGHT.
5mm Stile
Pillsbury. Jones and Gold
7, Medal Flour.
63¢ per bag.
3 Can: Milk.
.ltayaiond. of this face
front a we was
1.1m-
5 and pinata“ in
The case of William“ Stafford. of No
roton Heights. charged with a serious
an.
a
m. ra'rid In. Hiram ’1‘. Taylor and
W .rs...
m. and lira, George if B rse rri
turnedy yesterday; from Niagarp
adds.
assault upon Kate Malone. a 16- -yeur
- old South End Stamford, girl. was
myriudge Young in the Stamford
heard by
City (loll yesterdays morning. A hum-
noon the case went over until after
result of spite growing out of the or
boys for assaulting him. He is war
ried, but does not live with his wife.
W
The best four scores
the 18 holes handicap fer the presi-
dent's cup. at Wee Burn. Saturday
The scores: J. Belden Hurlbutt, 89.
20 69; F‘ A. kwood, B9. 15, 74
F. B. Smith. 106. 31. 75: Rev
'l‘lpple, 97, 20. 77; F. 'W. Duty. 108,
30. 7;8 E. .Scoflcid.97.19.78; W.
N Travis. l 3.- 25. ‘28; 1.11 Swan. 94.
16 78; 11. Clsco Smith 98 20 78; K.
lock. 89 11 78: Dr. Frederick Schnvolr
8,7 7 80; A Leland Brown,1()tl 26.80;
93 12.81; J H. Knapp 103. 21, 82;
M Loakwood ‘,104 22 82:11.
Green.99,16 33 n 1.. Scoflcld
1190.17.83; Harold only. 112.
E. E Rinehart .lr.100.15.85;
17 85'
W.D.
113. 26 87: Jahios lloyt
nepp. 105.
16. 89. Did not finish:
Mills. E. C. Hoyt, H. 11.
on the 24th hole; 1 up.
The Stamford Advocate says:
inspectoryhave been under fire.
their duty in many wave.
the charges were not sustained.
one on Tuesday of last week.
crts. Adjutant General George M Cole,
of Putnam.
Kerr, of Stamford, and George W
Couch. of Meriden
and Major Spittle.
engineer of the Soldiers' Home.
tyolive in number.
neglecting their w.elfnrc
WESTPORT.
town friends for a day or two.
the town.
touring Europe during the sulphur.
8. stay.
Mrs. J. (‘1. Hyatt is much
in health for her recent vacation trit
in and about Suratoga. N. Y.
tentlvc to business in the town clerk‘s
wat effect her health.
of the river.
school of sharks;
destroy many of the smaller fish.
harbor blues.
val like its ten feet off from his boat.
to his “banishment and for the mo
intuit grin. he swears he saw a man
testing shark that measured at least it»
feel. and that was evidently bent on
mischief. He struck at the fin with
‘ an ear. but the shark have and cheap
ed. to come to light again about 20 feet
The fishermen hereabouts
Ire all of a mind as to the truth of
distant.
the story for the exceeding warm was
this. if at rare intervals. the man anti
t satisfies that Install
species of shark are here along with
others.
that sharks are killing their catches
and owners is being seriously effect
Congregational Church combine
mod to the higher castes
s
1
ed home some evening tram their
weddifig trip to Lake Hopaoong. New
th ‘ defusyfi find oth’ar places of interestx‘
a“ feat Mr. and Mrs. William auditorium rl-ol
a
bar of witnesses were examined and at
noon, at . request .of Attorney Rowen. ,
Stafford claims he is thevictlmvof a
conspiracy, and that the charge is the
rest and conviction of four South End
qualified in
BM. Norwalk on Sunday, after a two weeks‘
W. Mansfield. 99. 21. 78: Chester Solo
Phil Knapp, 99 18.81: W. 11. Baldwin.
C.
.lr. .,
Daskam. 110. 26. 85:11‘ 1" Robbins.
B van Gerbig.
F. W. Doty. Jr., D. 'i‘. Woodbury, F. H.
Woodbury.
In the play-eff for the captain's prize.
F. W. Doty won from Harold Doty
For
a number of weeks. Col. James N. Coo;
superintendent of the Soldiers‘ Home
at Noroton. and Major William Spittle,
on
hharges preferred by one Mattthius.
engineer at the institution, who accus-
cd the two officers of being derelict in
After a full
: and free investigation. the Soldiers'
Home Hospital Board has found that
and
has dismissed them and fully exoner-
ated Colonel Cue and Major Splitle.
The board held five meetings. the final
The
board is composed of Governor Rob-
Surgeon General Oliver C. Smith. Gus.
; tavus ‘1). Dates Robert
Matthias. who pre
ferred the charges against Colonel Cog
was discharged
some time ago from his position as
Af‘
terwards he made his complaint to
the board. and his charges were twen.
Colonel Coo was
accused of being arbitrary in his deal-
ings with the old soldiers. and with
Most of the
counts against the two ofllcors ware
of a trivial nature. but all were fully
investigated. A member of the board
said that after making its investiga-
ilorr that body was satisfied that the
Matthias charges were based on spite.
George Hour is entertaining out of
Copper head snakes are reported to
he plentiful in the western section of
G. H. Tilley and wife who have been
have arrived at the Forms cottage for
improved
Like
her husband. Mrs. llyatt is most his
office and a long and strenuous season
of labor there had served to some»
Cornelius Kernper had a novel ex.
parlance the otherday at the mouth
Cornelius is an export
fisherman. and was plying his men,
tion at the time when he noted a large
those animals have
been much more prevalent heruabonts
this summer than for yours and serve
being particularly destructive with
Kimrpor had about gi-
ven up the job when he sighted a sub-
ear at Mt. Holyoke (to!
i be a rare opportunity for all who
re interested in indie to hear at first
hand from that country. Many who
read this have never seen the sea
turtles of the Hindulwomen. Let them
aruin next Sunday
96" u isolo. Please
remindiyour friends but Miss Maya
Dos has consented to sing. it is do
hatred that. when audi Who on hand
to welcomes her all their in only for
*her encourage his t blitv that rm
ostruotiou and well “layout friend
who studied at Mt. olyolte last winte
to include you in her party she is git
ting up to hear” her. .uollege friend
Miss Dora Maya Das.
MW
WESTON
m-
Miss Edith Bradley has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia
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Mrs Frederick Burritt is about again
after" a week a illness
Afirew Perry is struggling with an
attack of whooping cough.
Rev. .1. I1. Shiveiy will preach in the
Congregational Church. next Sunday.
in exchange with Rev. W. D. Hurt.
Frederick Middlobrook returned to
stay in townu , .
Miss Alma Fasten and Mrs. V. God
fray were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. 1 C Fasten
Theodore Comstock and family. of
Wilton have visited Mrs. Eugene Bears
and E. L Beers.
I
Miss Louise Coley and Miss Mary
Coley have returned from a visit in
Sionlngton.
0'
Willard Fanton. of New York. war
an over-Sunday guest of his paronts.<
Mr. and Mrs. i. C. Fantou.
Frank Gregory and family. of Non
walk. were Sunday guests of Mrs. Co-
lumbus Bulkley.
E. Lafayette Beers has returned from
a four weeks' stay in. Massachusetts.
George Corset has returned from a
visit in New York.
NEW CANAAN.
Mr. and Mrst. I. Brant visited
in New York Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William 13. Simon are
visiting relatives in New York.
W. O. Middlebrooks and family will
move to Stamford about October 1.
his daughter. Mrs. Frank Brooks.
.lolrn ll. Coo. of the Central Phar-
macy, spent Sunday in Smith Norwalk.
Howard Sellock. of Scott’s Corners,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brown.
Calvin Miller. of Talmadge Hill. is
the new clerk at Dickerman's news
agency.
Roy, .1. Howard lloyt. D.D.. preach-
ed in Union Chapel, 'l‘almadgo Hill.
Sunday evening.
The New Canaan Grange will hold
its annual fair in the opera house.
September 25 and 26.
Professor .1. C. Wyckoff will resume
teaching at his Prospect street school
Monday. September 34.
Charles lloyl of New 1’.ork has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Allan Patter-
son. Cherry street
George liraut. of New York. spout
Saturday and Sunday with his pur-
enfs. Burtisiavcnue.
Gilbert Stevens has moved into his
new house in Main street. lie is hav
ing the grounds graded.
Mrs. Thomas Mcllriith has rented
the new corner store in the Wood
building. and will sell br'cail. cakes.
pies, ctc.
ed the plans for thou sewer. and it is
expected that work will shortly be
commenced.
Mr. and Mrs. lloward Raymond. of
ents. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Ray-
urond. Seminary street.
The Mysterious Vniis supported by
a good vaudeville company. field forth
at the opera hourw last night and
will also play Wednesday and Then»
day.
The engagement of Miss Ethel 1i.
llishup. of ftoxbury. More" in Chester
Church, Bun
lsnac 'i‘ltus has been the guest of g
The surveyors have about complet- ,
New Haven. have been visiting his par- ‘
ly of this town. has been announced.
dared the members of the Epworth
Magus at the Methodist Church Tutsi
“lie. evening. by the pastor. end his
ther coupled with the fast that before
are have ventured as far north as this
”ideally
Black fishers too complain
ENichols of South Norwnlk. former-
...—...- .1.
An informal reception will be ten
Samuel Kuriansky and family will
celebrate the Jewish New Year. 'i'hura
day and Friday
clothing store will be closed on those
fin’fl.
Mr Kurisnslty' s
can “in?
51:15:11“;
Quickly elem hurntpa a ti
utensils. malts off Insertions ea
cleanpalnt. Cinnmsrhleorwhilssione;
a e est-lid ”51351.net-
without injury.
.Soid' by an Grocers 10o.
FREDPEAV&CO.WYoaK,U.S.A1
.....-.
and adds much to the ..attractiveness
of the street.
Raymond G. Crane. of Bensonhurst.
Brooklyn. who is visiting Rev. E. C.
benedlst. sang several sorrel] hymns
at the eve vlaorvice in the M E.
utiy evening;
Francis G. Keeler and wife. of Earl-
ville. ll|.. are spending a few days with
Mrs. Gardiner Hoyt, Oen‘oke avenue.
Mr Keefer was born in New Canaan
and moved away sixty years ago.
The funeral service 1...- Mrs. Emily
East Woods. Friday morning, was held
at the East Woods Church: Sunday of-
ternoon, at 2. A large number of
members of the Daughters of Libel ty
attended the. obsequies
An employee at Hoyt's Nursery pur-
loined oneof their horses and car-
riages. Sunday ev string. and drove to
Stamford. He was later apprehended
by Officer John B Wee. in nu intoxi-
cated condition. He was held until
the Nursery people were notified.
Miss Edith Kuhueo, who has been
boarding with Mrs. W. ll. Gilbert. is
visiting for a short time in New York.
The Winnipauk baseball team do-
feated the Regulars on the South ave-
lilio diamond Saturday. by a score of
6-, .
The concert under the auspices of
the New Canaan Singing Society and
directed by Prof. H. R. Humphries.
Friday evening. was successful and
satisfactory.
well filled. and the audience was most
appreciative. Hubert Arnold. the nob»
ed violinist of New York. was at his
best, and his efforts brought. a con-
tinuous round of applause.
Don’t Put ~115le Coal
Stove Yet.
Use a
Gas‘Heater
for temporaru
warmth.
Culinder Heaters.
$125 and $1. 50
Dana liaiiwdli
Ti'll“ a“
GILLETTE
and be lrappu.
HARDWARE.
1:. wssmsoron smear.
Phone m» ,
Fresh (Fish.
Iluefish..... .............140
Weakflsh .106
assets.
A game of ball was played at Tel
inadgs Hill Sande afternoon, between Bonita M.°k.r..“”
the Hoytvilles.o
Stamford. sndt
to
form I union service which will be
addressed by Miss Der-I Mays Dan, on
‘ the subject. “The High Oustedli‘almiiles
. .. chartered as now-
wm‘xhs sills“ and the mass. f
as. but we can form so conception of
the prevailing casts distinctions in
India. The parent- of hitIs Maya DI; gin
an
m tall sum it many
ed thereby. local (Benches. The former team was
v c or one.
Most Sends u‘avoni g 7. Eyelash.“
the coast ‘de cos of adretns‘hmi
at the residence of Mrs. Walker 10.
societies in the School
i311“
2mm
'feet. “M a curb 111:!th
The improvement s
on me by ,m‘tl'“
harass. Thursday. September to. Sub-
1eot. 'f‘he Elect of indiscriminate As-
The new walk on the east side of
thlllain street, has been song“?
“b£.Wftw_ , .
Halibut .‘lla
Steak Cod.............. .........1!e
Fluke
f
Dncr
.""Q .‘r
is.
«1: 11:.
rise of! stats from fingers.
E. Vaiien. who died at her home in.
The opera house was,
61111131. no.
that; ‘ ’
om mm useless his. it.i
dashing.
‘ iii in tolliligibldll was impressgli
with the fact that Postmaster bi
accept the place. The letter was the
first intimation Mr. Rogers had that
" he was being considered.
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WITTE HATED BY 50TH PARTIIS
I'l‘. PETERSBURG’J Sept ill—The
Russian Banner. a reactionary organ.
intimates that. Gen. Trenoff. command
nrrt of the imperial palace. was poi.
sorted. chs here. are linking the name
of oat-Premier Count Witte with ihls‘a
intimation. Count thtee is more he
ted by the reactionuries than by the
rcvolutionists.
Prefect you Leunity has summoned
the editor of the "Russian Banner to
his office and warned him that the pa-
per must moderate its tone.
m, up...
Painters’- Supplies.
Crockeru.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
‘ Goods.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. 281:
White Curtain Poles, withllxturea. 106
m
Picture-frames lilid‘WiildOW
Shades Made to Order.
Painting and
Decorating
s
|.. H. DECKER,
l7 Washington Itruf.‘
Tel. Con. Coutlr Norwallt.
w[IS—rink it
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewery ilrm's lager beer
No better. We deliver it in your
house, 31.00 per case (24 bottles.) Li-
quorI at loweIt prices. Tel. 151-12.
Central Hotel,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut «rash.
South Norwslk. Conn
Joseph Diana. Prop.
all
Paper
We consider this sea- ,»
son’s line the best
we ever had.
Rogers had not. applied for the place
a and at once (‘fllltkled nmlut‘ttet;l to 1:3 . . . ,
. writ u to him as 1 in 0 won '
i n “g i bet. it looks as an... the disease at
that. crippling our not on.
means are trying the
from East. to West on
parts a the earth in marshal, .
leal help and relief.
The greatest boon to mankind has
eently been brou ht about.“
to those who on or with Khan
it is a harmless
A treatment. as
the blood. bladder oand kidneys. Wis
marvelous remedy. taken lute
acts in a thorough manner on
blood. relieving those ferric
that. heart craze the mind.
mode for heumatism only. hand it
siti’ve cure for the disease in 9'11 t:
rms. It is harmless and pleasantto
no poison. alcohol or
taken as directed. will
care each and every form of It
item. no matter how bad.
Draggi'sts eel URlC-O at .100
be sent. at. above
DRUG COMP NY
Liberal site nor
as and circulars will be forwarded
see to all who apply for same.
take. oontainin
whiskey, no.1
bottle. or it wi
Uric-O is sold in South Norwaik by
Edw. W. Kelley. Jr.
ire—Twas ~I was ’sEut'tn'rBXleet'mrr.
01'.
Maid—Why, sir?"
Hc~—Decos ev body sen whiskey‘ s
killin' me by inchosh—lllustrated Bits.
m
Bun ( our Saturdall’ s
Groceries at ourstmei; ~11.
and Save Moses.
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar .....1 61106
3 PkgI. Zest 1.. 266 H
3 in. Can Baked Beans, too; 3 for-25o ' > 1
2 Pkps. Cream Wheat .......... 2561.1,
Sweet Potatoes, per peck m... 800
Assn
24 Cottage 'Ave... am norm
Phone ties-3.
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CTOVIB AND RA ,
OUT: AND Tm R
an and Steam E
h Fixtuna. Metal,"
Have you also our
. be ‘
new white. on
csiain mood lavatory.
Have you our steam to
'bow delightully convenient it
he tells so hot and cold running watt
brushes would was It
yuots you prim.
all y comm "
ohanloI. honest and reliable.
Elmmt
nmum’ .
I. NORWALK.
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