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Mail Carrier H Sea an is en-
joying a two hymn-111111111.”
Daniel L’Hommedleu and
have returned from their
Massachusetts. ,~ ..
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John L'Hommedien intends to join
his family at Bellpdrt, L I. Thursday
or Friday, for a week's visit.
family
vlsIt ill
Harry Rider and party who have
“binomial“ lo the eastward returned . . .
yesterday afternoon and report a very
lure trip.
Pastels from Edward Shea dated
gndgtifing Wiend. have been received
ll‘é'a has sailed for home, and is
cted in a few days.
5s.5All plans for Christ Church and es-
ti ates must be in the hands of the
h Ilding committee before tomorrow
night, as a. meeting will be held then
to act: on them.
Many complaints have recently been
thede regarding the boys and men who
swimming from the whurves along
the harlror front. Many of them went
no bathing suits.
.::.,'I‘he launch, Elsket, was partially
Thached yesterday. at Jesse Ayres‘
“ rine railway In Starch Creek, bill
tore was not water enough to float
two craft. off the cradles.
ass of the South Norwalk Baptist
arch and the Philathea and Barnes
Classes of the East Avenue Church
(aspect to enjoy a moonlight. sail to
mrorow night They will serve re-
freshments on board the boat. ,
' , WEST NORWALIS.
Re. Mr. Laine, of the. Methodist
Church, Darieu. will hold service in
the Union chapel, Sunday, August 25th
at 3: 30 p. m.
gi'l‘he Decker Club and the Philathea
~.—.
Mr. Fred Field Mr. Ferguson and
r. and Mrs. Merriam are holding
a me ver3 interesting services in the
Methodist chapel Sunday evenings.
The ladies of the Union chapel are
p5epnring to hold a lawn party at the
r'ghidence of M1. Glorre, on Thursday
gust 221i. afternoon and evening.
e proceeds are to Ire for a new our
pet and other improvements,
-—A healthy man is a king in his
own right. an unhealthy man is an un-
\pppy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
11111111.; up sound health—keeps you
well
hasten AND uoao'ron.
'Walluce Mocks, of New York, was a
Writer in DurIen over Sunday.
Grand Juror Nathan Duuchy made a
hiislness tllp to South Norwuik yes-
terdny
’The Buried justice court has had 130
cases since last full, most of them be
ing violators ol' the automobile 111w.
Yesterday the grand juror inn out of
wal‘l'.unts
W-
A drunken man who we lying in the
streets of Barton was arrested 311111-
terdny. It was found that he was not
sufficiently sober to allow of his being
tried so the case was continued. The
arrest was made by Constable Hanford
Bmitll.
A veteran named iiunlon wandered
play from the hospital of Fitch 11
idicis' Iionu1,on Saturday, and the
lire ill this section were given a
d scrlpilon of him 11nd asked to look
tor him. At the hospital, it was said
asterllay ho had not been found. He
n1135351113551’15511dc1| 11s 11 hit irresponsible. and
shit of going off trnmplng.
WINNIRAUK POST-OFFICES FATE.
The fate of the. Winniplluk postv
ea In still unsettled There has bee
t if ofni 'Asking the present office a su‘
111111111111 11 money orders and stamps.
but it ill doubtful if anyone would lake
It on this busts, as the government re-
munerated! to the extent of but 3100
r 1'. The present postmaster, J.
E: d ,it Is understood, would not
accept the sub- station on this basis.
The thoroughness with which the
government is investigating the nitua
lion seems to indicate to many of the
poop ple of the section that it is prac
tlcall settled that a free delivery ser
yids ll calculation.
,Ng‘fwi, WW
SWPOIIT EXCURGION.
”it, peep 0t Watering
r11 8.3.1111: 1151111 111111111 attractions
for a day's outline a greet popular
ivy or there 91111111111111 is evinced by
the large advance sale of tickets. First
class coaches are pr'oV'i hired and no of-
fore is spared to snake these outings
11111011111111. out In to
his? 'g‘imgam writ til? clam regards
popular resort
"it? 4W“ if?”
Bronx Park, N Y
Mrs, Theron G, 0011.151 Howey
ton avenue. has been taken‘ to “the Nor
walk hospital to undergo an operation.
yltir, “'Mi's. J. B.
the West Side, spent yesterday at
w
thur N. Taylor of New York city. have
gone on a trip to eastern ports in the
menacing tug “Elmer A. Keeler. " Cap»
thin MI ner.
Cum
1 According to the usual rule, Com
uiodore William F. Clarke's crack
“Marguerite" came in first in her
class in the regatta of the Stamford
Yacht Club, Saturday afternoon, win-
ning from A. G Black’s “Thalemo” by
five minutes and thirty nine seconds.
' A large number of relatives attended
the funeral of Mrs. John L'iionlnrediou.
yesterday. Among the number were
we brother. Daniel Pel:,ly and a sister,
15 .
Mrs. John Rider. of Heliport, L
and another brother. Smith Petty. of
Sailors‘ Snug Harbor. Staten Island.
Commodore William F. Clarke, of
Mac Norwalk Yacht Club, has purchas-
the little bright. weed knockabout.
formerly owned by Mrs. Fletcher
’MOntgomery The commoodr'e will
keep the boat off the club house and
she will be sailed by Iris sons in lo
cal sport and races.
The funeral of Mrs. John L'Homirte-
dieu was largely attended, yester-
.day, from the Rowayton Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev E W. Bi',sshe
pastor of the church. officiated, assist-
ed by Rev Frank C. Brown of the
Rowayton Baptist Church, and Rev.
A. L. Hubbard, of Cannon. Jerome
Smith, of East Norwnlk, sang several
hymns. The interment was in River-
side Cemetery.
, The Wright family. of Rowaylon,
the prominent stage people, are about‘
to open their season tor the winter
Mrs. George Wright and Miss Olive
Wright started last evening, at As-
bury Park, in Al. Wilson’s “111ch In
the Alps." George Wright, J12, is to
go with William Faversham in “The
Squaw Man," which is to open in Kai-
lamazoo, Mich, on August 29. Mr.
Wright himself is to appear lrl Charles
Klein's new play, “The Step Sister,"
which is to open October 7. a
ington, D. 0.. coming to the .url'lck.
New York, a week later" for an all-sea-
son‘s run.
. The automobile highway front Du-
i'icn through Tokeneke was com-
pleted. last week, and now the devel-
opment of this residential park is
practically finished. Persons who
“ ...are..skeptical of. the passiiblliles of
developing salt meadows such do
those in the park tract for instance.
should go down to 'I‘okeneke and look
around. T'hlee years ago, the entire
' tract, which now contains a score of
more of costly residences, was 11
worse marsh than the meadows of
Wesicott's Cove, Stamford. Even two
_ years ago the reclaiming had not pro
ressed very far, but now no one would
hink that there ever was a marsh
about the section. The beach privileges
and recreations are controller] by a
clilb composed of the owners of [“01
pcrty within the park limits.
m
CRANBURY.
Mrs iiawxhlrrst is visiting relatives
in Southport.
George E. Bouton is sick with inter-
mitent fever.
Mr. CilllSP, of Pittsburg, Mass. is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Katie Liliinger spent last week
with friends in Bridgeport,
'Mrs. Raymond. of Norwalk, spent
Friday with Mrs. Blake,
Mrs. Hyatt is entertaining her niece
Mrs. Scholley, of Shelton.
Mrs. Caroline Wynuln is visiting vol
atlvcs in Norwalk this week.
Ernest Gregory, of Nol'wulk, was 11
Sunday guest at W. T. Gregory's.
Mrs. Chester Coley visited on Sutur-
1iay with relatives llll Cannon.
~—
Mr, and Mrs. A. B. (il'cgory are 1111
icrtainillg relatives from New York.
Miss Evelyn Ely 111111 provided 11 p11-
sTtlon as Itonogl'sphcl' Ill New l'cl'k
1: iv.
Mr. and Mrs. F J" Clark are visiting
their son and faintly, ill Skowhogun
Maine.
Mrs.no1iient.oiNorwulk liiiii boiislll
the Leo Brown place on Grumman
avenue.
Mrs. B E. Allen entertained her
cousin and daughter, from Brooklyn,
last week.
Mrs Jillian Fitch and granddaughter,
of Bridgeport, visited several days
last Week at F‘rod Gregory’s.
Mr and Mrs. Parties, of Newtown
avenue, have as 11 1111111 their daughter,
from Los Angelou. California.
M
Mr and Mrs: Robert Clark, of East
Norwelk and Mrs. newcomers stop-
ping at its stolark'ii place.
Mrs. Fisher. of New Canaan, spent
Thursday With 1111- mother, Mrs Hnwx
burst. on Newtown avanub. ’ ‘
Mrs. ida Ci'oult had all guests hot
singer, Mrs Brown and her daughter
an husband. from Bridgeport. over
81111111111. ~
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.i"? R Stevens, of
Captain 1'! Smith and Lawyer Ar- ,
Wash»
Mr, and Mrs. George Benton have so ”In
11111 ‘
Mrs. Willi’ani‘" E.” ‘ii‘ayior' is enter-
taining guests from Danbury. '
Miss Ethel Fairclilld is spending
her vacation at Highland Falls.
Edward G Wheeler has secured 11
reunion with the Weii’tport
1.
.Conrpany. » 1'»
for his departure soon to a mining
. camp in Mesico.
Rt. Rev. Bishop 91111111111111. of Cell
trul New York, preached at Holy
Trinity Church Sunday mor.ning‘
Rev.‘ Mr. "Lenders conducted an
open air service Sunday afternoon at
title residence of John H. Weed, Rose-
vl le.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. iiaTterson
have returned holne from a p ensant
visit in Port Chester Mrs Charles
Barlow and son accompanied them
ironic for a three weeks' rvislt.
NEW CANAAN.
George '1‘. Smith has finished piihlt-
log and decol'atlug the interior of
Raymond's Hall. The large hallway
and staircase have also been painted.
’l‘he1 interior of the building now pl'c.
seats a very attractive and clean up-
pcul'ullce.
Several complaints have been made
about the speeding oi automobiles in
South avenue This Is a m'ucadam
road. over two miles long. and is it
great temptation {01 drivers to let. out
a notch NotiCes have been
warning chauffeurs to heed the regu-
lations of the speed law.
ly to several charges. made by Mrs.
re til',l'cste1l yesterday .rfternooon
paid 11 similar line. He was caution-
1.111 to keep away from the Seeley
house. it was Intimated that another
charge would incur a jail sentence.
and
Installation of officers was held in
\Vuhuckmu Elicurilpliicul, No, 15. l. 0.
O. 1"., last evening. After the work.
the members and their guests repair-
ed to the banquet hall ill the enedlet
building, where a collation was serv-
cd under the. supervision of rotller
R. 1.. tSei ens. District Deputy Grand
Patriarch C. M. Daniels, James Far
l',e1i G. H P.: Harry! Smith, G. S.
W; John F‘. Healy, G. 8.; Nelson W.
Benedict. G, T.; Geo. 0. Crosby, G.
J. W.; and S. B. 14. Evurts. G. i. 3., all
of Norwalk, performed the work In
a creditable manner. The following
officers were installed: C. P., R. l..
Silirml: H. P.. Henry Comstock: S.
W., Williiini ltodimer; .l. W., .l. K.
Ruyurond;Sc1Ibo, F. C. eager:
guide, 1!. A. Wood: 1. S, R. l.
Storm 0. S. Chews Schmidt; F, W.
Geo. T. Smith; Lewis Buttery:
'i‘ W. Herbert F. Tattle; F. W., 600.
W. Bell.
AaMENiAN Aaal'a's'iao.
Prisoner Taken in Chlolpo Denies
Knowledge of New York Murder.
CHICAGO August 20. ~Irl the arrest
of Morroog Ctlrezhin. forty years old.
11 well-known Chicago A1meniun, the
Chicago police think they have a pos
sible cletv to the murderer of a
wealthy New York Armenian rug
merchant, who, it is believed, was
killed because he had refused to con-
tribute lo the maintenance of 11 secret
society. and the killing of Father Hot"
on Kasperkut, whose body was found
in a trunk in New York.
Curezhln admits having been a
member of both of the A1menlan
Hullchuklst Societies, and that at one
time he. had been sent to murder the
sultaxof Turkey, but he denies that he
had anything to do with the recent
murders in New York or has any
knowledge to the iuurdcrers.
Circulars and letters. believed by the
Chicago police to hold valuable inform-
ation for which the New York author-
ities have been searching for months,
were obtained from him.
LITTLE JONBIDERATIONS OF WO-
OtiTlciA
wm 1.1111(15'1‘ N 11111111 211——
'The women politicians whose cttlisc
was championed by the House or key»
f‘f‘flNllllUVtm or New Zcirluud. received
scant 1.13511si1i11rati5ou from tho legislu
live 1'olillull,iv-ilit".ll teddy. without in
visiou.reji.1cti1d the bill plovldlliu for
the election of an upper house by the
li‘liltii' lli' iit'lll't'liulllutiwm, according
it! can of the ointment of which women
electors were to be iiliglill to election
as inhibitors of the upper house When
,iiltl 11111111111111 passed the o9uuuittee
1111111511 In the 1111111111 ill itdlrrou'éiiiuuvns
Annual ll. the wonder and three 111b-
liicti u embers voted for the clause 111-
Home to, which was than adopted by
:17 to till votes. The itigiiliittiVe court.
oil of New '.1111|11nd‘,’or upper house of
thi1 general assembly. 11115111 consists 0;
fully foul 11111 iiillii limp 111.1111. some 0
’wiiiuli mist’iil‘o ’ni lobe is: ,The House
of ltepveaerltutivtsi.‘ di' owar 1111111111,. iii
composed of eighty inelllhers. elected
by the people for terms of three years.
111mm! 111 11.11 COMPANY.
John it. Brandon of Olivia sir-eel,
DGi‘W. has secured th 11 position 1111
manager 1311. M. iio oyh’u Knickerbocker
Stock company. with: is now 11 (incurs
ilng in South Norwalk,1in1l which be-
giul the season of forty four weeks at
Stamford, Monday. August 19. The
company leu in lhiii city the week of
August 0. M11. Brandon left yesterday
afternoon for South Norwulk to begin
his duties—«Anselm Sentinel
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FIGHTING relies? since.
i EAST THC‘TM FSON. August 20.~«The
forest lire iil‘cliii as been raging in
Milli vicinity for the past four days was
I still unchecked today. and all the men
available about here have dropped
there other work in order to light the
the fire. 'lhe fire has extended into
Massachusetts gnu Rhoda 111] and on
has burned ovr live thouilii’nd acres.
From 1111111 111 i‘e'nh an area 1119111111 at
trying to check the flames.
Water
—-—«.-1-+-—-
Leslie Merry is making preparations
William Sheldon. who pleaded gtlil- -'5
atria. and
her Mwiirm of W. F
gifti’ifihég’wfiiiwu wug’ifllig’if‘es N‘eli ii:
ugwiefivégrxstigghgiddrmih
H11 Miti ,,
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Goutelliiliihii
th 21 Modicum oi Expense,
‘ . that; is
Gas 111111111111.
We are 1111111111 mussel 1
WI
1
sent 1.. ,
Currie Sccicy 'I‘hurdday evening, and Afr
paid a fine amounting to $23 27, was 1
F Chili. dLéiiéts 0‘11 so i
[it
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I
If you want a G inn 0101914011 can
get her e. 111st: what you want when’i
you Want it. and the price is justij
what lop want.
Closet can you buy (01 912 {10? We
1111111 know what you can buy else-
where, but here you can buy a quarter.
ed oak strictly lip-lo-date Chills. Closet
that is equal to ally $18.1:loset on the
market. . ,
Call‘in and see it._
P. A. MI‘I‘CEELL
Fuanwusa Argo Houssruauisu
611115. 9191155111! 111 1915.1 111,111,111. ct.
Fruit
Jet's
l'TL‘o.“ ......._.. 1
' Your grult will loo’k'nlcer if you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
jars, than they will in the old fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnish-
ing Goods.
Wall Papers and Prepared Palate.
Window Shaded and Picture Frames
to order.
Contractor for reprint; and Decor-
ating» . .1 - 1
u-Ws gm til} 9. 4 H5. Green Trail
"to Stamped Mk lot them.—
111' III—op
xi
Lflmwm
8' Virtue?" $1111.19.
'39?“ HEMP?-
TII. Con.
“1'88
1.» 1.11
Carpets
131.1311
Trim...
What kind of a China. ’
8'
missinu‘gears
and motor- 01111.
1111,11 355115111111 cup grease
Thanh lb trellis are considered the
host Iii the 11115155111.
11
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1 Religions a no ’13.: N's.”
Telemetry ems, 9119::-
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5 1111,1111. Thalia Building
SOUTH NORWALK-
Till (lilies 181 Still Street
onloesrosr. 5
Hotel Mahackemo.
' ‘ ‘ Ella.
a. I. CONNOR; Nun-pain
m
9151115110! up To 1111; 1
cuisine unconvinced; .
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‘LSilllday 9111111115 756111113.
1
,9 For mullet. pirticlrlarl apply at of-
1 111111 Telephone 488.
iiali illie illN. Y.
for freight Only
On and After Tuesday. January I
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (foot
2 Dover street). every day (oxen ea!
unday), a1, 4 p.1n. Freight recei'i’
t Norwalk up to 4 p in. and South
orwalk up to 5:30 p.111.
i NbRW‘ALK ‘TE’AMBOAT Cb.
Inning J.“ Smith, ’ '0 .c. Hegomali
A house... General Agent
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The very best ELGIN CREAMERY
BUTTER, per lb. .3............29c
211 1b.. ORAN. sueAs .. ........ $1.00
vssv oooo zoos. per doz. ..... 251:
21111. PURE LEAF LARD ........ 25c
lull
Phone 02311-8. ’
:2 Cottage Av... East Ncmlk.
EVERY MDY'O ggllllNG CHAN
should N3“ , “till 111111111
snow wit ‘ “A"mx
15111an Enamelodph It ry.
line on over stoppedto
how dc'l Milli? eventual. it it!!!
hm hot so cold running
111 your, dréuln hotelier, do“
in. apartment 0 rat and:
We will gladly note you prion. no
plumbers are lirtl c tly column! In
H. was 1101111in111111"
room! its presence {will afford
MRNII‘ MAIN AND wu'lis "To.
‘ the which»; decree ‘to contort.
117 for gears of both automobiles ‘
”ghoul. Quark Plugs. etc.
Eclipse ~ Self. (Simply
, Neil dBidiOlS. .
Palmer, Hammocks
Summer Coeds
HARDWARE.
1!! WASHINGTON STREET
. Phoncim
’on In the Habit 111 Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
GLIFFORD .1
i 115 1111,1111. about “WNW.
your niche
no bother with
‘ 11111111. or a ove when pianist»
weather comes.
Courteous Service. I'M. -
Pleasant Surrounding ~ |
Excellent Cooking. 5
CHARLES REYNEII‘E,
u”; Proprietor.
, .; 5 . . telephone 49'.
1‘ il'Hl LATEST AND user
'LlllilllMiluel's
at $2.75 up.
A very stroll line of fully guaran-
teed Hlx‘ Wheel Hotel). it 05.50
to 86. 00. 11 m-Mlmmflm
A complete poser-tines! or the best
gradelof RAKEB. HOES. GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELB. SPADES. end all
Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine won:
promptly attended to. ___, g. a
ilouulk‘ 11111111111 00.
89 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97- 5.
1M.
Nlegulgs P111111!
4‘. EAST NORWALK gravy
Shore Dinners and All Kinds. 01 .Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Both Houses to Rent by the Season
John 0’8ulllvan,
Proprietor.
NNNINEE NiNNNiiiii
11" 4| Well In, Nor-walk. ‘
I11 Wilmington 01.. so. NOMIIIS‘
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have sworn! decided bargain-
In Income producing property that__
must Incl-«u in value with thoracic":
growth of the town.
nun
easel-.6 1.17: 111111111.” .1...
Au 11139 Garage
L
Hot All
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles Ital-11d, overhauled Ind
repaired. Tires. Lumen. 1111111. M
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ti on Wti it
It"! 11111"w»umosrorsr.
E. D. Hammett. marl-1111'.
rulers-1.17s TANKI. .
Washluiloii Street
SIN.
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flap. 3'11. 11:11.49 sister '
11
True Spirits of Turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA .9”me
If
i‘oi' fine Juneau, undue". Va
Bic. .. etc.
I: For 1111.1
‘1“;11- l.
'1 HE CHARLES E Si 101.113 COMPAN‘
Solo Sula Agenti .
lM Front Street. New Yell; Cit;
n.
Niliii’liSE Doll 1. u,
Neill-lulu;
...
EastNorweik
Tel. ’ 15.2.
Haviland Building,
. % '
. semi-annually. Over hal: miliuai
accepted,
from date of receipt.
MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on their own name
without indorser.
strictly confidential.
iNDEPENDENil:r LOAN AND SEOUR‘
All transactions
Call and see us
60.,
Washington at.
Office hours. 9 e. m. to 58 p.111. ,
Niliiiillil 81in Nliiiiillll 811111——
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
Guaranteed Interest on
Bond Shares by check issued
its
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2. 000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $115). 001
participating In earnings
A card will bring _\’()Il50u1' literaturi-a
or a personal interview.
a. L. COBURN. General Agent, '
16 South Main‘Street.
1841
17 WALL STREET. ’
MINA ‘ 11111111151111.
PLUMBING AND STEAM”
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
sTovss AND sauces
ILATE AND TIN noormt.
can and Steam Fitting. 9M Fixture
Metal Calling. Etc.
t Have you seen our stock 9515
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COMPANY ,- _
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Insurance Against“
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IN AETNA INDEMNITY COMPANY.
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1; Roto- ond Particulars of-
J. Mo Iay’iion & CO
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