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111.11.11.11 es. Keep well supp dd. In
house at 3011, 401:, 300 Ind 80:.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. S, Glover, of East
Nor'walk, are visiting relatives in
Danbury. Miss 111's Seymour. who has
been the guest of her words, Miss Eth-
el Glover, returned home with them.
A special musical service has been
arranged for the tent meeting tomor-
row afternoons ,Al-thpr' Merriam will
ender a‘cornet able, The Holy City.
lithe an orchestra has been organized
for these'meetings and they seem to
grow in power and interest, as they
draw to a close. ‘
The"East Avenue Baraca Club will
study the fear of marching 11 great
mob through a great wilderness over-
coming all obstacles of heat, sand and
mountains. It has been demonstrated
through all time that no one man could
know all things, nor be. suthcient un-
to himself and this study brings out
the craving of the great man for the.
help and companionship of the humble
man. Human nature is 1ery much the
same in at logos and times,
ROWAYTON.
Rev. E. W, Bysshe is spending a few
days with friends in Bogota, New Jer-
soy.
Harry L. Wilson ,oi Brooklyn ,was
the guest of friends in The Norwallts,
thlI week, and attended the Rowuyton
IYacht Club's reception Thursday even-
fig.
There are letters at the Rowayton
post-cities for Arthur W. Barry, Mrs.
Doyle, Miss May C. Fancy, Mrs. C. J.
Frolke, Miss Louisa Grunn, Mrs. Frank
Knssay' C A Newschafe, Philip Schul-
ler and F, D Wright
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Mrs. Theron G. Lockwood died this
, morning at the Nor-walk Hospital of
concer of the liver. She is survived
by three sons, Wilbur, of New Jersey;
Hubbard and Gordon, of Rowaytou:
two brothers, Henry and Richard Cut-
iii“. and one sister, Miss Annie Cut-
Thc Rouuyton Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev E. W. Bysshe, pastor——
Morning sen-,lce 10: 30; Sabbath
school, 2 p. m; Epworth League, 0 45;
evening service, 7. 30. in the absence
of the, pastor, the Rev. William H
Thomas, D. i) will preach in the morn
ing and the, Rev George T Freeman,
of East Nor.walk will have charge of
the evening service.
Reports have been received to Row-
ayton that George ii. Drew. the young
man who made several balloon sscen
sinus at Roton Point, had been killed
in New Haven and also in Worcester.
in neither city, however, was llrew
killed, as he was written to friends
here. and no later than yesterday, that
be Is alive and in good health at
Kingston, Mass, his home. where he
has been two weeks, since ch ersignde
has been two weeks, since. he resigned
his position with Professor Fowler.
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'l‘ht1 mud drcdgcr is ticking good
progress here, and is ulrndy consider-
ably above the dock of Captain Edward
F. Smith. it is expected that the pres
out appropriation will take the work
up to .lohn Obcr’landcrs launch Works
so that he will I111 able to flour 1011110111
on any tide The efforts of a number
of residents in having the dredging ex
tended nearly to the, mouth of the bar-
bor are appreciated as heretofore only
those inning docks at the.1 lowor end of
the village have been favored in tht1
government expenditure of money.
Rev Frank F Brown, on behalf of soy
oral tuxpav'crs, wont. to New Haven
and personally took up the matter with
Major Taylm and his visit was produc-
tive of good results,
Yesterdny was a gala day for Rowsy-
top. The fair given by the Ladles’ Aid
Society. of the Methodist Episcopal
1 Church. on the lawn of Captain An
drew Mills. was one of the grandest
successes in yours, despite the foot
that it was Friday and the “skidoo”
day Iof the month. if anyone skldooed
at. s 1,
They skiddood to the fair
And about their money there.
Everything was carefully planned and
carried out with a determination that
deserved the great success decompllsh-
ed. The town presented u very pretty
sight in the afternoon and a splendid
one in the evening, when a hundred or
so Japanese lanterns were lighted
Stands and booths Were arrested on
the town, where you could buy tiny-
let's candies. home-made cakes, lem-
onsdo. ice cream and other uppetizlug
dinette!-
A stuxiii containing novelties trod no-
tions contributed by the ladies of the
villages proved I great attraction for
the crown folks and did u rushing bus
incda. both in the afternoon and even-
no; tin this stand were some very
original designs in needlecusel, pen
wipers, plucuuhi ens, etc.
During the sturgeon Ind eveninly
' was served
1 o'clock. and a large number took 110-;
vuntrige of tidal (lithol‘tunlty to get their 1,
as tho 11111 at 3 id
1 1 it at e v on
11111131mb schist citation. it’d
vantage of Mr. oyt's liberal offer to
give the proceeds of the trips to the
chxrch ti
team as d elaborate Iupper
iii” Crow's Hill, at 6-
supper already '-
Cooked and served by the dam
tiest hands
in Rowayton and other lands.
At 7:30 and again at 8:30 shadow
pantomimcs were given in Miss Huck-
ley's' studio and large audiences enjoy-
ed the many clever features at both
times. Altogether the event was One
long to be remembered
By the young and by the old,
Who Went to the fair
And they will be. as days grow cold
Proud that they were there.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Major J. B. Merwin, of St. Louis.
addressed the vetexans of the Soldiers'
Home. at Noroton, last Sunday giving
a talk on Lincoln.
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The wedding of Miss Mildred Stokes
and Dr. Ransom S. Hooker will not
take place in Noroton. It will occur
in Lenox, in September. Miss Helen
Stokes will be maid of honor. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hunter will not be at the
wedding, as they are in Europe for
more than a year.
There were four sales of real es-
tate nu Darlen last week, with mort-
gages of $3,500. The property changes
follows: W. E. Daniels to Eugene
Palmer, land; H, P. Felslng to Charles
Adams,Roilroad avenue; W. D. North-
1'01) to Helen L. Phelps land: S. P.
White et1ux to AuM Beardsley. et
at, land. '
The onefamily house which Robert
Orr. of Glenbrook, ls erecting at. Novo-
ton Heights. for William Pension, is
being raised. N. E. Emmons is the
architect and plans call for a frame
structure, two and one-half stories
high, containing seven rooms with
shingle roof. All modern improve-
ments required.
NEW CANAAN.
Charles Bishop, Leroy ElIWood,
Theodore Colwell, Henry L'cwis. Wile
llsm Ruscoe and Jefferson Hands are
camping at Lake, Waccabuc for two
weeks. They started Wednesday
morning. '
Miss Mary J. Brovvn died at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. A.
Jones. Titlmadgc Hill, Sunday morn-
ing, aged 64 years, of heart disease.
The remains were taken to Spring-
field, Mass, for interment.
Mr. and Mrs. Joice, of New York,
who have been stopping at the resi~
dence of Miss M. L. Hoyt. on South
Main street, the past two weeks, have
returned to their city home. M1.
Joicc is in the New York tire depart-
ment.
A special train is to leave New (‘11-
naan at 1le a. m., Saturday. August
31. This will allow 11111 1isltors to St.
Aloysius' bazaar to return to Stunt
ford and Nonvalk. Visitors can catch
the Washington express. Only the
regular lure will be charger].
lrvlug Lockwood, L. S. Knapp, Ed-
wand Rutledge and S M. Slmllng en-
joyed an auto ride to I’Otighkocpsie
and other cities and towns through
the eastern section of New York
State Sunday. The trip was made in
Mr lwotkuoorl's cur 11111] “as a pleas-
ant out1 in every respect
D10 Ruscoo has been construct-
ing a 1ondway through his property
from Locum 1110111111 to East avenue.
This road he has been building at
odd times. It commences at a point
west of his resideute and will strike
East avenue just east of house known
as the Baldwin homestead.
Contractor J. 11‘. Stillman is build-
s new road through the Hoyt
esTute from a point opposite Maple
street continuing for about 300 from
then turning in an 111111111111 direction,
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‘ gem a do ignitul riot
1- oruuviiie , Markers Tum returned
hi
Miss Clara Fairehiid has returned
{Sour a week's vacation in the Cats-
its
The Misses Ferris, who have been
visiting in Brooklyn, have returned
home. .
Mrs Charles Godfrey and daughter
in}: been guests of friends in Nor-
we ,
The congregation of Christie arch
will worship tomorrow at '1‘
Church.
Michael O’Brien, of Compo, had the
misfortune to lose his horse Wednes-
day night. . .
Mr, and Mrs. Bradley Baker have
been entertaining their daughter from
Bridgeport.
Mrs Fred Batterson entertained
Miss Katie Lewis. of Cross Highway, 1
Wednesday.
John Snuer is laying the foundation
for an addition to his house on Wash-
ington street.
Oliver Johnson has purchased the
homestead of James Hawkes .911 River-
side avenue.
Several from this place attended the
funeral of Mrs. Joanne hockwood, oi
Weston, Thursday.
James S. Sherwood is entertaining
Mrs. Hattie Senibclt and daughter
Florence, of Stamford
Sheriff Kemper, who underwent twoi
operations at the Bridgeport hospital.
is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Herbert Beer‘ti‘, of Greens
Farms. has been entertaining Mrs.
James Gray, of Bridgeport.
Town Clerk J. G. Hyatt has receiv-
ed a large number of dog tags, which
are ready for distribution.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Weed enter~
tained Mrs. Horace Mills and Miss
Catherine lzewis Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Leacrui’t, and son, of
New York, are visiting Mrs. Fred But-
terson, at her borne in the Farms.
Today being St. Bartholomew's day.
the Holy Communion was administer-
ed at Holy Trinity Church at 10 a. 111.
James Sherwood and family, of
Cross Highway, picnicde at Burial
Hill, Greens Farms bench, Thursday.
James Brown and family, who have
been camping at Ne wCreek for the
summer, have returner] to their home.
Ebenezer Baker has returned to his
home in Southington after 11‘ Visit at
tliie home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred
ills.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sullicn have
recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Malkln, of Grand street, Nor-
walk.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey, of Sungatnck,
is entertaining Miss Merriam Vun
Ughton and sister, of Brooklyn, for
I few weeks.
A special toWn meeting ist‘to be held
the lust of the month to take action
upon the appropriation from the state
for good roads.
Mrs. Howard and daughters, Ethel
und Estella, of North Adams. nMss.,
are the guests of Mrs. W. F. Preston,
on Riverside avenue.
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A number from this place enjoyed
the exaurslou and picnic of St. Paul‘s
and Trinity Sunday schools to the
Bronx Park, Friday.
Miss Nellie Goodsell, who has spent
her vacation at her father's home in
Cross Highway. has returned to her
duties in Norwalk.
Gault Bros, with six teams of horses,
has removed the well digging appara-
the of S. B. Church from Greenfield
Hill to Bedding Ridge.
mukln' its exit at iloyt street, be-
tween the residences of W 8. R111
proud and W, A Whack-".1 The, open-
inuo of this road will make available
11 number of building lots.
Contractor Roberts has completed
the sewer excavations on South are
one to Maori street lit,1 has had 11x-
ccllent digging so for on the avenue.
At present he, is digging 11 in such on
Mend street where he hits found con- I
sltlernblo rock. it is oxriectod that in
the course of two weeks or sooner
he will commence work on Railroad
avenue again, starting at the depot
corner, going west to the borough
line.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. John Ball is visiting in New
York City
Miss Bertha Oehmlclan, of Greens
Farm is very ll 1. ,
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Mrs. William Taylor is entertaining
a friend from Dnnbury.
Mrs D. A Salmon is entertaining a
friend from New York.
Ernest Rinses has returned from a
Weeks’ visit in Rhode island.
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Mrs. John Wilson is entertaining
Miss McIntosh, of Brooklyn.
Mls Mary Bank has ucceptd s 1101311
tion as utonozraphur in Bridgeport.
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Mrs. William Walsh is entertalnlnz
Miss Emma Gusltck. of Bridgeport.
Friends are rights; at the home of psi-intent.
Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Dykeman. 0t
Suugutuck, and Mr .and Mrs G. 11}.
Bishop were raoceni guerits' of Mr. and
Mrs, O‘Doil on the Norwuik road.
Julian Burr, W. Morse and Allan
Doremus spent. Wednesday in New
York. The party enjoyed the ride
there and back in Mr. Dorerrrus’ auto-
mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Mills Morris
'Mllls Mrs. John Barlow and children
and rs. Charles Barlow and son, Earl,
passed Wednesday at the Greens
Farms beach.
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J. Fred Gorbatn, accompanied by
Clifton J. leby, of Bridgeport, are on
a trip up the Hudson and to Lake
Georgina and later will visit points of
interest in Vermont 1 i
The Sunday school. of the Methodist
Church, of Cannon, hold a picnic. at
Clompo Beach, Wednesday. There Was
lso 11 party from Wilton Centre at
the bench that day.
The officers and executive commit-
tee of the Historical Society held an
important meetin on Monday evening
at the home of ev. warren l’ Lun-
ders. Plans for an interesting year' 11
program were discussed.
The annual fair of the Church of the
Assumption opened last night in the
old Catholic Church on State street.
and Will continue the remainder of the
month Thon- Mil be an interesting
entertainment ouch evening.
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The Sunshine club held a Princess
evening at Parsonage Park Wednes-
dnv evening The illumination social
and sale oi ice cream. cu dies and
fancy [-911.11 were well 1V0 ill the no
tention Which was given by the large 3
number oi parishioners present
Miss Marguerite Jacobi to
street, entertained a tow friends at
curds Tuesday evening .fi‘lrose pres;
out were Miss Alice urn Edythe Ton
vey, Miss M B. Toqnet, bibles Kenn,
per, .ir., Francis Sherwood, Richard 8
bitty 'i‘uylbr and Leslie, Perm ',
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ZODL’OGlCAL, CONGRESS ENDB.
BOSTON, August 24 wWilh all the
practical work of their Boston session _
completed the delegates to the Inter
national Foologlcal 0011310311, which
has been holding its sessions in this
city during the punt week, spent the
last day of then stay here 11lltlr visits
to the museums not rules and labor
atorles connected with Harvard Unl-
ve1sii1 and Radcliffe (701101110 '
The delegates leave b1 an (1.11 [V t1uin
tomorrow for-tho government biologi
cal station at: Woods Hole. Shortly
after noon they will take" :1 steamer
for New York, where they plan to
spend a week before taking excursions
to Philadelphia, Washington, Niagara
Falls and Toronto.
ONE MORE POPULAR EXCURSION
TO SAVIN ROCK.
Owing to the Imge number of re
quests made. the. New York; New Ha.
yen and l-1'1hntlord Railroad Companv
announce that they have arranged for
another popular excursion from this vi
«fully to New Haven and Savin Roe!
on Wednesday, August the 28th. ' This ‘
will positively be the last opportunity
uttered this season for visiting the
"Elm City" and the famous “Rock"
and no one should miss it. Detailed
information in advertisement in to-
day's issue. 1r
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Home Comfort,
Happiness,
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Gas Lighting.
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The annual social afternoon for the
members and visitors of the home do-
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Der. Hluit Ind war In. NorwIlk. c1.
pso present
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Main
No 077 for gears of both automobiles
and motor bouts. ..
No. 3 graphite cup grease.
These lubricants are considered the
best in the world. 1
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1 Telephone at house. 093.
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Miller“ odor-dam,
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Billie. Hart’s Theatre Building
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liain Billie til State Street
BRIDGEPORT.
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. n. CONNOR. Manager. ,‘flr
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RATES REASONABLE
Sunday'Dluners. 75 cams.
For further particular-I Ippiy II: of-
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On Ind after Tuesday. Jana"! I
1906, Freight Propellers will lea."
Pier 28 East River, New York, (fool
of Dover street), every day (excep
Sunday). at i p.111. Freight receive
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. Ind Bout]
Norwalk up to 5: 20 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith. c .o. Hegumln
Luau. , , General Agent
Specials.
The very best ELGIN CREAMERY
BUTTER, per lb. ..............29c
20 Ha. GRAN. SUGAR . . . . . . .. . .$1.00
VERY GOOD EGGS, per doz. ..... 256
2 lbs. PURE LEAF LARD . ..... ..25c
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Have (or: ever stopped to comm
how do! sinfully convenient It would
so to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, Iloap
in. ”Impact of first iioo'r toilet
room? 1“ presence would Iffovd [DI
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you will“. Dill
plumbers are strictly camp.“ I.
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AND MANY OTHER
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HARDWARE. ‘ “E E;
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Phone $07,.
‘ an In tho Habit or HIvlng Yuri:
Sunday Dinnbr at tho
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No worrying . About unlocking;
your meats, no bother with
dllhOI or stove thn plIIIInt
weather comes.
Court-om Service. ,
Pleasant Surrounding. ’4'
Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
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Telephone 49!.
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LawnMrurn
at $2.75 up.
I very Itrou line of fully guaran-
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to 86.00. am .wfiifll-«WquIiu-v
A complete lssortment of the best
grndeI of RAKES, HOES. GARDEN
soaks. aHovsts.’aPAnss, and an
Farming Utensils, It the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly Ittended to. Jam y
littvallr Hardware 60.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97-6.
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Shore Dinners and All KindI of Boa}
Food Cooked to Order.,
Bathing and fishing. ‘
BItir Houses to Rent by the Season
John O' Sullivan,
Proprietor.
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Real Estate and Insurance.
We have IIVIrIl decided bannin-
in inoomI producing property that
must loom-0.111 VIIII Mill in. mid
growth of the town.
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Automobiles stored; overhaul Ind
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MONEY.
Money loaned to salaried employees
and housewives on"tholr'own name
without indorser. All transactlons
strictly co11ilde11tial.xCall and see us
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For years this Company has paid
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Bond Shares by check issuer
semi-annually. Over half-mlliroli
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ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.
Investments of from $100 to $10,001
accepted, participating in earnings
from date of receipt.
A card will bring you our literature,
or a personal interview. ,
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