Harold Burritl; hos returned from a SS'S
v sit st Greenfield Hill.
John scorers, of Hunt... shoal, ..
suffering from s
W. E. Bouires has returned from no
flierSIiudan visit in 2Muw. .-
Edvard Studivéil. :6fS rm Chester
was distinctiyv isitqr si- AV. 0i ' d
from the West
‘ ‘ 19ml
Miss hassle Trondweil graduated 2t
port High School on,
ow ,
their first 8111119 Saturday, by n‘ score
of 8-5. The? NS V ed a thdiiifdrd team
Hayward Di“ s mun 3 tires a ten-
tiii-1‘? RRWGIKWF ,
Fred Bird h‘reti‘li‘nod utter sev-
days' visit with his brother,
aroncohii'n Wyatt)“ ,i-Is ooh his ho
a
cl) rim 9 wimh‘ Witllié‘
i din
Cid: ‘irsii'ii‘ Regulars on S
cw it iS the best
to be had
.314 ..
141ml: lo 20 inch
Charlesll lieu
Charles E
m “n": 127. “busy-
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD“
12m wen-yin rub on ‘ Ic‘ctm
"your mundane bothdr with
dich‘u or stove when pisssant
weather comet.
Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
“on in the nun: enduring NSQIII'LS 2
W
.. ' The buried .‘bnSébhll taunt is to phiy
the atrntfords on Saturday and a hot .
some is expected. It Will be played
Mon iidpfy”
i K
_ Mrs. G. W. Post. of South Wilton,S HARDWARE S GHARL‘ESS BEYNEE
1‘5 “vi
The sewer, excnvdtion in South ‘
Main st ct
piaceS of interest
This three blind mimicinns Will give
3' musical in the M E. Church tonight
at 8 o'clock Tickets. 25 cents. Ice
cream will be on sale after the en.
tertsiumsnt.
2 The gang young men who have
2 been disturbi g the peace over at the
Benedict Farms bridge have been
much better behaved since Constable
oofdwiit build them is warning visit
Frederick H. Rowan bus purchased
thé Fitch place in Fitch street. This
in one of the oldest residences in the
“Mn and has been in the Fitch fum-
fly for over a hundred years. It was
of this family that the first governor
onf Conrrecticut—-Thcmas Fitch-conic,
whose remains are buried in East.
No rwalk. A number of cannon bulls
which were fired by the British. as
Neil as otherrintcrcstlng relics have
h§fen dug up in the grounds surround
lug the pines.
This morning the subject of inquiry
at Hat‘ner's store was the mysterious
disappearance of Jim Anderson, and
or n time fears were entertained that
sibly Mr. Anderson might have
Seen kidnapped by a “Black Hand” so-
cléty, or that the earth had swallowed
hijn. Early this morning some boys
iiiscovered Mr. Andersons bicycle in
if ”club of bushes in the East Norwalk
fifnvel pit They waited for some
time for an owner of the bicycle to
appear but none showed up, so they
took the wheel and left it of Burners
store. Mr. Anderson subsequently
showed up however
Musical and 8on2 Recital
2 , SBY BLIND MUSlICiASNs.
East Ave. M. E. Church. June 19th;
8 p. ’m. Tickets 25c.
ice cream for sale at close of en-
f ‘lVSOVi‘talnment.
ROWAYTON.
. M.r and Mrs. S. A. Carpenter spent
. VSVundnSy in New York city.
.' Mrs. Elmer Case. of Crockett street,
hos returned from a visit in Heliport
L. I. ._
“.-
V S SMlss Helen Wheeler spent Sunday
with M. M Carpenter, of Raymond
sireet.
Robert Morrison left Rownyton to-
Vflay for a two weeks' trip to Sunspec
kc, N
John Murphy and J. Morris Wheeler
‘ of New York, spent Sunday with
friends in this place.
The launch owners of the town are
fucking big preparations for the second
3 cc of the season of the Norwulk
pcht Club, which will be held on
Murder
A‘ new bridge has just been con-
V ’ tcnnlvo improvements on Edgar S
Anchincloss's place in Dorian.
on the Norton lot.
M
Branch & Calunan
Lake N Y., have the contract for ex-
Selectman Houghion
day, to meet tb
River bridge
Dr Claude F.
Rev. and Mrs. C
herst, and in 1897 received his Ph. D.
from Yale University. He is a tench-
cr of ten years experience, and for the
past four years has acted as lecturer
and inspector, and has performed oth-
icn.
wEs'rson‘r.
York, passed Sunday with his father
visited his family ovch‘Sunduyc
this Staples High school will hold their
quet Hall on Friday night. Tire pro-
gram has not yet been prepared.
The Alva Grey lromc§tend if
of the new M. ‘ V
occupy‘lts site. ’Work 2will be com
mcuce on the church immediately.
A horse owned byC
being driver: by his owner.
to stagger sud died in it short time
sowed up several deep cuts on the uni-
mni's leg,
Joseph Piukhnrn has added to
rnuliit’hiinus duiirs that of settling cs-
tatcs and looking nitcr prom-Hy for
nonresident owners lie does
his huuds full.
A horse drawing a surrey in
enjoying a ride, exhibited signs of dis
tress on State street Sunday afternoon
of Surprise '
and Town
Counsel Kenenly. of Stamford, and so
leclmnn Poolcy and Town Counsel sec.
field. of Darien went to Hartford to
e rsilrosd company’s .
representatives with the state railroad
“commissioners and come to on under-
stduding if possible, about the Norman ‘
niker the son of
.wsrnsr, or Aro-
lierst. Muss, has been appointed nsslst- .
ant supervisor of lectures in New York ‘
city, where he has been for the past
three years a teacher in the depart~
ment of chemistry of the High School
.of Commerce. Dr. Walker is a grad- ‘V
note of the Agricultural College In Alfr—
er services for the department of edu-
cation in New York. With Proféssbr
F. A. Gooch of Yale University be Is
the joint author of a college text hock
in chemistry. He is the grandson of
the late Charles C Morehouse, of Dar-
Edward Gorham and furnily_ of New
G. B. Gorharn, and his brother Fred
' The members of the. class of '07 of
class exhibition and reception at To:
land-
mark for yours in the village. is being
moved to make room for the building
E. Church, which will
C-lrarles Wilcox
of Compo street dicd Sunday while wrecks" vacation
When to-
kcn out the animal uppenred to be. in
good condition but later commenced
A horse owned by Sylvester chler
. urrd stubled nt his burn on the corner
of Coir‘ipo und Sinto streets. kicked a
hole through the pnrtition in his siull
Sunday and injured himself severely.‘
Dr. Bates, of Norwalk. was culled and
his
this
work for very lliilo remuucr‘uiion and
it is cxpccicd that he will soon have
which
two young men and two young indies
was a. Suuduy guest of Mrs Charles
~ Adams. ,4 .
Miss Edna Meeker. Vol New Canaan
The homestead of "St’hé isle Benjamin
Bradley has been pi‘irchuSed by
Charles Duty, of New York
Mrs. Hnnush Barrett bus returned
home, after a visit with her son. Wil-
diam SBaVrrctt, of Lyons Plain. .
WT
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch And Mrs A
E Tut-hey attended the funeral of their.
relstivé.‘ John Perry, in Edict oh, 'yes'
terdcy. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Gifford and fumily have
moved into their new home: the form»
or Scribner place which they recently
purchased.
The Norfleld Aid Society will glvd a
supper at the residence of Mrs. Som-
uei Puncher from 6 until 9 con sutur-
afternoon to sewing 2 .‘
The Norfield Congregational Church
Society will celebrate its ‘150th anni-
versary on August. 17th the note of
the ordination of its first pastor. Rev.
smug: Sherwood, the Society being
gggnizcd in June of the same year
cregational Church on Sunday morn
ing. The floral decorations) in finch
snowballs were prominent, were very
beautiful and reflected much credit
npori' Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey and her
chin Vnssistunts. by whom they were ru-
ranged. The infant 3011 of Mr. and
Mrs. Theron‘ Brown Chester Henry,
wn‘s baptized.
N EW\ CANAAN
living Lockwood has purchased on
automobile.
L. M. Monroe is ill at his home in
. Main street.
Flor-old Hamilton is enioying a two
m
Ceorge Purdy is enjoying it two
weeks’ vacation.
so
the Birdsuil House.
William 1. mm is visiting his son.
John, in New York
Mrs John E Herssm is spending
at week with friends in ‘Rye.
Miss Alice Everett entertained rel
olives from Stamford, Sunday!”
Mrs. Mnry H Lockwood is visiting
her son. Stephen H. ,Putcrsou, N. J.
Miss Fanny Arthur has returned
from c visit with relatives in Phila-
dolphin.
pneumonia for some time, is greatly
improved.
.. was a. Sunday guest of her purentsfifi’
"*2 Mr. and Mrs. A P. Meeker ‘2
day evening, June 22nd The ladies -
will meet at 2 p. m. and devote the 2
Véry enjoyable Children’ Day exert. i
(rises were held in the Norfleld th- =
Miss Martha Scodcld is a. guest at it
Arthur Sniffcn who has been ill of ' ‘
V is progressing very slow-
iV.‘y (in factor mourns has cocoon
torcd “flinch dlill‘cV “ ‘jin H‘excsv‘z'rting
through“ the rock' gee in this sec
, i
shimmer with Mrs. Hollinghworti’r s par.
*ents, Mr. {and Mrs hcwm Hoyt; at the
nurseries." They nrrlvcddrom abroad
'Si'uthrdsy nftc’rn much.
The Sound school of the Congregc-c
tional Churci, enjoyed du outing to
Stdmfor'd and Shipped Point Satur-
:“aa'y' afternoon They were chape-
raped by' tho Midses Rogers and Miss
Eleanor Hall.
Dr. Willard Parker Who has been
confined in a New York hospl
heart is sold t5 be in it ve‘ry serious
condition. ”ills wife 'Mrs. Yorker is
lili at her summer herbs in Ognoke
menus, withVV‘heumntl‘sin star? said
to his Slightly prov
C E Briiick‘é‘rhoff is having a stone
wall erected in front of his Railroad
avenue reiddohce. A concrete. Walk
will be is ‘ lifter. This will make a
marked imgroiicincnt in the pinpsrty.
As soon A i e server connection in
walks will be laid the entire length
of the street and will make an im-
provement similar to that on the east:
side of Soutthnln street.
Como were held at his late borne in
Smith's Ridgb, Mondny. at 4‘ 1:
Only the’ ‘ifhmedia’te’ relatives find
Hands were present. ’A solid from
‘conveyed the ‘r‘émhlns to rooklyn tit
.10 ociock yesterday ‘m‘ornln‘g rind an»
‘other service was held thbré “at 2
'o clock in the afternoon.- interment was
in Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn. t'rhe
2 deceased was Well known in New York
iihadc’is‘l and business circles; and was ,
engnxéd in s brokéragc bdslness.1{e
Viwns‘ nlsb largely interested in a e
manufactdry. For the profit yébn
large force of workmen has been en-
glazed in the erection of 's‘ beautiful
summer” house‘ in Smith Ridge and it
was hearty completed in‘tiie burly.
spring and has been occupied 'this sec-
son by the deceased' 3 family. He was
‘w‘cll and anvorsbly known in the com-
‘many of the needy and deserving.
bouuiry.
ties were as one family.
Home FROM .THE EXBOSITION.
Richard J. Cutbill ‘of Sprint; street,
two weeks in Virginia, visiting the ex-
position, Norfolk, Richmond and oth-
or places; In: returning by way of
Washingtohi hen Mr and Mrs. Cut-
bill reached home they learned for
the first tithe hurt their lion. Alfred
Cutbill had been in the Norwuik Hos-
pital and had underweng an operation.
POLITENESS IN THE HOME.
Morris 9 is life with the veneer
on. for V
some one, with rheumatism ‘cf the '
,Mfller 8: J ordsn,
in! is his idle
hike Shop’s Thain Building
this section is compress concrete’
The funeral services for Sturgls‘
inns in ii
mi
ed A simple‘ life nlway's enjoying
he companionship of his wife on .
their drives through the village and .
There Were no livcried ‘
currencies, and the maid and domes- ._
Err-Street Commissioner and Mrs. 5
have returned home from a trip of S
1.1.;
‘Mrs. W. P T Holilngsworih and
faintly, of France, are Spending the
l
iSS .
No
\
OM
i
g»:
1101“
Consisting of
. Chunks.a
These 1;! rsss will be guaranteed Sn
represented or money rewiring.
11¢ WASHINGTOSI eraser.
79
GAilLOAD lids; 1907.
GHdi’SBS
n , 41 mi) 2.2V inn is,” ,.l
d Drivers.
Rospectfully.
OSCAR I. BANKS
Midis l’kilp' lesd’i! Stimuli iii
illusi- street. Norwiiit‘.
.. 3”]th
SOUTH NO _ WALK.S
m “‘1“ ,
hair that ill Slate Strut
BRIDGEPORT.
Bill
( qd 3.2: a
R‘IANOS TUNED BSV THE MOST V
PE'TENT TUNER8 WHO CAN
SE bBTAiNED!
TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
.E UlBKWIII ill
: “Honest Good-S at lS-icncSut Prices.”
is won stun. -
Not-walls
.-....._... .9“; a m . ,.,.
EVERY. LADSX'S BBESBJNQ CHAN
inirnity for his generosity, and public 2
Spirit and his chariey and benevoé 2‘
an. pinup iiTSwSiStl: I hint!
now white cos p be f‘dtundurd'i Foo
lain mailings Lavatory. .2
you ever stopped to considsi
del ghtfully convenient it would
Eli ave
air
9 to have hot and cold running ism
in your dressing chamber
sleep
u; apartment of first floor toilet
2 com? its presence would afford you
9 highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
3 as l
blunts». Business
2 ‘” Proprietor.
Telephone 498.
Landlords.
.. $2M.
1‘ Very such: line of fully guaran-
to 86.00.
A complete assortment of the best
2 grades of RAKES. HOES. GARDEN
FORKS, SHCVELS. SSPAPES, and an
Farming UteirSils. at the lowiast prices.
V General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
lil.- )-
...l
loud Hardware 09-
39 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Coll 97-5.
Gregor 3 Paul
fifigw EAST NORWALK
p—-—-
Shore Dinners end All Kinds ofVSes
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath Houses to Rent by the Benson
John O' Sullivan,
Proprietor.
M
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. CONNOR. Manager.
l urn—u.—
BERVICE UP-TO-DATE
.__ CUISINE UNSURPASSED
Mb». RATES REASONABLE
Sunday Dinners a Specialty
For furthsr particulars apply at of
tics. Telephone 488.
"UBAlEE llNllSlN
45 will: as, NOSI’SWAVIK' m
M Whine“! 9*» 99- benefit!
Real Estate and porno
«I.
‘ .
teed not one! “We", it on .
F. T. EcurgsondSon
tDEco ATORS ._
Wholesale and Retail Dealers is
WALL PAPEWIS
y -0 i .
professional inch in our cit
large holdings with us, and :who rs
omhiend these investments .. the
most intimate friendly. ‘2
A card will bring you our life
or A personal interview. _ -2
‘ SR. L CDSBU'QRNS‘ General AficSan
2' 16 South Main arrest. 7 A
pk
PLUMBING ANDS STEAM
HEATING. .
HOT WATER HEATING,
‘ HOT AIR HEATING. "
‘STOVES AND RVANSSGEB S‘.
ILATE AND "T‘iN Rhianna
Gu and Bntneam Fitting, Gn- Fixtu‘rc
4
Have y cuio'ttr albeit of
RICHMOND" shunts ?
mic UONES & HgTCHKIS"
for freight Only
On and after Tuesday. ‘JunuaSrvS 'f
1906, Freight. Propéll'crl Will luhvt ‘2
Pier 28, East River, New York, (fool
of‘ Dover street), every day,
Sundavi, nt’ 4 p. m. Freight: rccchur':
No‘rwalk' up to 6‘20 p. up.
(excl/“hi j _
at Norwab: up. to 4 p. in. bud Scull V '
and “before urodlcni attendance could
be secured the animal died. The rig
belonged to n Bridgeport livcrymsn fly in Railroad sl’enua‘.’ Saturday and
and the young people snid they hud on. Sunday.
gcgod it for 11 week. The horse hnd .
evidently been overdriven and then
fed. while wurm. A team from Bridge
port removed the surrey ycslcrduy.
Rev. Kenneth MucKcuzle delivered
the bnccoluurentc sermon to the gro-
duutlng cluss cf the Stuples High
School at Trinity church Sunduy eve
ulng.'1‘his is the first of the regular
program for commencement. inst evo-
- sing in the Asserribly hull of the school
the regular graduating oxcrcises were
held. The class this your consists of
nine girls and one boy. Those in the
«lussicol course. Marjorie Doors, Ethel.
Beers, Elizubctb D. Donahue, Julio
Huggcrmon Bonnie Treadwoll Allco'
Smith. The class colors are sold and
white. The clnss motto is “Vincit
Qnise Viucit'
_ lumb'ers s‘i-e strictly competent mo ‘
ca honest cud reliable.
brace R flash.
pounds mm Auo wss'rm
robbed a it is the one relationship
in the world in which men bud viomen
fbcl that' they can the penile with at
the amenities of divillz'ntion, and l
which they buys the courage of their
rudeness
Human beings have no ideas of how
many faults they possess, nor how
they look to‘ others, dour they hear ‘ ‘
the litany of their shortco‘min s ehbnt- '
ed With menu {is candor by t air but
bands or wives.
Other people laugh at your good.
Story. Your wiledesis called upon to
remind you that she has heard it .
forty times before. Your people praise; .
your youthful vVivsolty. Your, buqbsnd -
feels free to tell on not to ,tnuke aV ,
stupid of ‘youi-iitli by noting like n V
schoolgirls when you look like forty .
yours old. ;
It is on our husbcnds and wives not
flush out all the il-‘tgm or end nerves ;
and irritability c' h vs not cured .
vent on customers and servants. it i: 3
our husbands and wives who toiln V 2
the things sbcbto' ourselves first we
don‘t‘miht Wit 2 ‘ 0
Courtesy is the buffer which we inS- . J,
terposo between ourselves and the tin-5» . -
Pitt‘sssnt fcgts‘ioi lifts mimetic SN” 2 2
1! Ho use ed as n run many. 0-
when: also is it so corn ictcly tilll‘"S'SnMi‘n°S"A
penned with, Which ocean is for the ;,j "
number and violent: of the family 1M5“ ' ‘
do hear on evéi‘y u do.
rooted over a brook on Bummls
set, Rownyton. The bridge takes
a place of a. bridge. which wus in a
lupidatcd condition.
We have several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must increase in value with tho cupid
growth of thl town.
Aniiibg u. stuns, ’."
‘Lensu.
llii Not lion .
Our: Home ‘2'
Rants nr'é sdvn‘ncihfi' nil fire
and desimble spuri‘rnentt are
ing boomer every Vds‘y. .
nudlbsr' of my ”acidic
sale, and can all)
price right. i ‘
J. MlovtondtCo
i “.4 your ‘Nca “mi «cum
8 IIHMC’AWM
C. iii. Brinckcrhoff visited his four
Mrs ’i‘ W Benedict Jr and ciriid
are visiting her sist’ir, Mrs. Monomer.
Stamford
Samuel Bond, who is welldmown in
Is place, with two other blind music-
, will give a musical in the East
onus Church, Eust Norwclk, at 8
look tonight. Tickets 25 cents.
WM”... ~~-¢.~-.... M.
Poser 0 ers TANKS. ' ”
Auto Garage
2. and Machine Shop.
Automobiles stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tires. Lung»,i This, ‘Dry
Coils, spark Plugs, ate. ‘
idunbh Enuinu. Covers, curtains,
2 Tarplulinc. Tents; Awnings and is.
204' WA3H|N¢Ton af’ifl ill run
If. B. Bahamian. magnum.
‘ ‘PREB‘NDhLIT‘I TANKO.’
rhs sour-H uonwnut
Mrs Reynolds is confined to her '
home in Railroad avenue. with a se-
, W Vere cold.‘
VrThe item printed in lost Friday‘s
nuns——
Mrs F. S. Bullock is a guest of
Mrs. Mnrshnll Dalston, of Hartford for
several weeks.
any and Alden Salmons, was a mis
I its.
onrad Koch n former resident of
be c. has returned to this pious
’ iocni ty for the summer, hiking the
W Hoyt, cottage that he formerly
- cupicd. Mr Koch is accompanied by
and Mrs. Koier. also of New York
nun—tum
runmr "i. times. no. ,
S 21“. MM, M ' II
For FicticulsriS Address F
c. N. Moms-m,
9M0- Room 4. M ii II
_.S ”FEMS-S Jim. to.
www-
Mrs, Irving Mallory has returned
from it two weeks‘ visit with friends
in Bridgeport. ,. ~
Mrs. William Potter is entertaining . . ,
a number of friends and relatives "‘
from buyonuo. N. :J.‘
. Mr. and Mrs. F E. Wood are Pgueuts
or Mrs. Wood's sister, Mrs? .Gon-
'ticn,Wilminzton Del.
WW l
Mrs. William 0‘. Rollo
gusto Cu. is visiting
Kebabs. Prospect street.
William Q
old broumeiy i’diyrmmnnt nvcuui.‘
of the George Mia bud astute.
W
Mrs. McCuiun and brother of flouth “Whatever hummus" said the putrid:
Norwnlk visited Mr. and rs. Mor» tic citissu, "there is no oubt that
ris wheymhocuct Avenue, Sunday. the country iii Info“ “You;‘ tum ‘thn
W cynical grumbler: “the can try is we
Mrs. G. Humpbrevilia and two enough. But with these rui wny trains;
childrSn, of Pittsflsld, Muss. are vis- and automobiles“, how about the‘ in-
til it: at C. G. Tsyldr’s. Talmud” Hill.‘ lidbitsntsi"stshington Star.
Mist ii iii. Abbott teacher in Little Frhhkmmnrms, please toil
Clerk University, of Atlnnts Gm, is a me how father t to know you. Moth _ ~
{gust of Air. mid Mrs. George N. You. arm-Ono day I all into the deep river. ‘2
V V sud your father. lumped in and saved “
the. Little Fromm-Well. unit's funny;
Children’s tiny exercises were held he won't let ‘9 learn how to‘ Stills.“-
: it’ll: the if. it} Church Huntley morning.‘ lisrpcr's W,“ y.
v
n '13 H. V! V2
FRANK C
VAN SCQY
2' wr.‘
phoneme.
Jim.
I lids wan.
'rmumuuu. ‘
iris; mu ind. cm. it
’piiplls of Mrs. Mary Thames’
‘tohool class in dab? Methodist
Lphuroh hold“ own party,
YS afternoon. st the home of
omen, and it was it great. nuc-
are won a large attendance of
hers cud their friends Vor-
goals we enjoyed. and refresh
The courage nud‘ presence of mind
of Mrs. desrd‘fl urges prevented it
serious fits of her in c on Washing-
ton avenue Sunday night. M ll o ‘clock 2
the bnby of the family, three years
old, was being put to bed by an older
sister. The candle was placed upon
the tsbis‘piodsr the lnmbrediiin which
caught fire The bed clothes csusht
and the older child screamed for help.
Mrs. Eturgcs rushed to the room.
c’sught the little one in her urms‘ bud.
after removing her to it place of :ng
I, returned and smothered the ire
ith blankets. in thb counties her
feet were burned so that she is this
isn'- tosmut”Sign N“: signify“? “(if
yo 11365 is a r n “V .
(“Ming pincer, but but serlonillyg ‘ ”i“
MM A
ae‘r‘rv'u ms‘cbvssv. V ,
“The robins urn itciisn birds. 2
A V 'ji'tn autoimmune? unidilitls Netty,
. "i see them as tats worms out {bore
Just in Italians our spit it t "
rpsr' so lily.
, of Au.
rs. George
glib!“ purchuscd the
hill the Rot/nylon Baptist
ut. “evening. and it was s. suc-
A for cottcnd
'evcniug til Jhmas
dill tit km
W” (hard ”$9..th
ours on
S05. {MM Ends
1
s.
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