' drcre at 0:14 o'.1.,iock was held 11p for
, 0
WI?" doom,
‘ y
' ab- 0 1111
» y: 11.111 every tlmc- you
GlfiggkATEah It???"
noun a we
at 300. 40c. 800. 80c and
i.
' Quite a number of people enlol'ed
moonlight sailing last evening.
Jacob See '3‘ a new heel and
cente1board put in his jib and main-
sail oyster bout;
Mr Tencjllio
bus been I reside
has sold his place
11, Quite a number of East Norwaik
ople attended the benefit dance to
:v’s Orichtestra held last evening at‘
w 119 avenue, who
“ for some time,
New, York man.
3' . “—I-t—I-‘F-II
l‘IArthur Ainsworth intends to erect a
ouso on Cove street The residence
will be finite an addition to the pret-
It’y residences on Cove s11 eet
ii
11"1 Rev. Mr. Reynolds will commence-
reaching at the Advent Christian
hurch on October 7. Rev James W
Davis will preach until that time
s; E. Tronnsen led the. regular weekly
~illrayer meeting Thursday evening at.
the East Avenue Methodist Church
The meeting was well attended.
ti Mrs Charles W Seymour and Mrs.
Henry L. Seymour, of. East. Norwaik.
hue returned from a visit with Mr.
rind Mrs Robert Seymour, of South- "
port.
ii
:1. Ernest Reynolds has purchased a lot
and intends to erect a house in Win-i
field street. The lot which he purchas-
ed was owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jerome .
E. Smith
Alfred Bou‘tweli will preach tomor-
row at, both services in the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church in the absence
of the pastor Rev G. T. Freeman, who
is away on a vacation.
1 The L S. Club met at the home of
Mrs C. Ti.rompson, of Van Zarrdt
street. on Thursday evening, and 11'
Very pleasant time was passed by all.
names were played and enjoyed. At
10:15 a tempting lunch was served.
ti‘ire next meeting of the club will be
t the home of Mrs. Percy, of Win-
old street.
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1 The greatest. farewell address of iris-
.lory by the greatest leader the world
has ever known will be the topic 01?
the Baroda class tomorrow at the as
oral hour, followed bv a discussion of
our national prosperity, emphasizing
“the danger of great wealth to the na
ltiou as much as to the individual. Any
fortune, however small, is ,too large
if obtained by unfair means. The
:class will organize 11 mandolin, banjo
and guitar club. starting with twelve
members, and adding others from time
to time. The promise of a first class
teacher has been obtained and the
dlrst meeting will be held sometime
next Week the date to be decided on
tomorrow after the class. The first
mro'mhers of the club will have a slight.
advantage in the nutter of tuition.
ROWAYTON.
The Pcnnei families went to Long
island In a so i. boat yesterday, after.
beach plums.
. i
1 It. its reported that the Tokenckc
lomorution is to build a large club
house in Darlen. 0
The Durien sciectmen will make
great improvements on the I'I‘okeneke
rorui. Cedar street. Dnr'len, Is now
being surveyed preliminary to its wid-
lining.
cur-II—
. The New York newspuper train dns
ten minutes here this morning, by rca»
son of a freight train ahead blocking
truck fonr.‘
John Mott. has secured a good post-
111111 in West Virginia for the winter,
and may make his future home there.
HII many friends in Rowayton wish
Jilin ”access.
«Captain Samuel Mott, Jr., and hill
.brothen John, took a pn'rty of friends
fishing in his sloop lvy Point, yester-
anyhow all had a good time and
caught I good mess of fish.
Frank McKendrie, of Dorian. has
purchased a fine form in Rowrryton
from Mrs. Richards, next to 111. Frank-
Iyn Wood's place. Mrs. Richards will
my hormone at the residence of
(3903 age, in Barton.
.v-«Lrw...
MnsJéederick E Lockwood. who
nanometer! out at the Post Graduate
Hospital in New York. and the left
1 pm! a portion of or shoulder and
‘coi'i'io boils removed, 11 39111111; 1110111;
as well as can be expected after- such
11 serIouI opera
" ore Bell. mitt?
have bce11’ the'
Mrs. lioveiouI
1 went
icon for the occasion.
with scenes
. in the rose glow of eve
nuelota.
today
rs. Bell and child will nremain
oral days loriser.
r P
QEPWI
that make.
or alter
attempt. to blast it out to back down
about, one buddy $4“ sud make a
new channel at this. point. Considera-
his time and expense, it is believed,
have been saved by this move.
The last trip for the season on the
1 Steamer Huntington. was made from
South Nurwalk', yesterday. The stearn-‘
1 or was tilled with passengers from all
over the town and the outskirts. Many
‘rom Rowsytoit and report. a
splend d and on the Sound and a g'ood
time ashore, with a day made to or-
Postal
of many places, were
his shore
LLLL..,__L_.
Rowaytou Bahiist Ghurmch Rev F.
C. Brown, pastort-«Services,10.30 a.
or and 7: 30 p (11. Morning subject,
The Balance of Power. Evening
topic, The Sure Howard of Labor.
Stillbirth school follows morning sei-
brought 10.111
n
1 vice. Junior Endeavor, 3: 30 11 n1:
Senior Endeavor 6: 30. Tuesday, at
7: 30 p. 111.. porcl'r meeting at the par-
concise. Thursdulh 7. 30 p. 111. regular 1
happy hour service on the porce of
the church
711W“ Albrecht. who. held 11111118111
he Crow cemetery, while going to his
home, night before lost. It is claimed
that a man wedrir'rg o. mask jumped
dirt from the bushes on the side of the
road, and commanded Mr. Albrecht to
halt The latter did so, and their the
man proceeded to find a match and
s rike. While he was going through
this performance Mr. Albrecht saw an
opportunity to escape, and he made,
good use of his legs In getting away
from the hold-up man.
\
In the Rose Glow of Eve,
f
When the .nightluguics sins, .
With nrclodiops.,ring;
When the. moon sheds its light
On the young of the night,
We will stroll, fairest bride,
Side by side.
And your bluec cos will shine
With a wonde ui light,
in a moment unite;
Then our volume will blend
With the moonlight, and send
Melodies high above.
ISweetest lovo.
-—B. FLIJOT BERNARD.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miller Jeremiah to Colin Kiley,
Springdule.
. 0f
1
pron, G. H.111 Mary A. Anderson.
SEdEwl'ck avenue . ~"
Miller. Jeremiah, to Kath. M. Jack
son, Springdaie.
\ M
Weissman, Jacob to Stamford Lodge,
149, i. O. O. l1‘.,lund.
LLLLLLTLL
Mrs. Gainer has recovered from her
recent severe illness.
Mrs. Lalnc is entertaining a young
lady friend from her former home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l-itndley enjoy-
ed a trolley ride to New Haven, 'l‘lrur's-
day.
Miss irieicn A. \‘I'atcrbury visited her
grandmother at 'l‘uirnndgc iiili, Wed-
nesdny.
William H. Willniott Sn, met with
quite a loss by having all his penis
stolen, Sunday.
Howard Willrnott has taken a posi-
ilon with R. M. Smith in the newspa-
per department.
Miss irmu Smith and Miss Thomas
of Rowrryton. are among the teachers
at Center school this fall.
’ Miss Florence McDonalds vacation
continues until September 27th when
she returns to Wclicslcy.
Leon Main and family have moved
into the west hail of Mr. W. ii. Will-
mott’s Sr., house in Maple avenue.
Mrs. W W. Seclcy and Mrs.
Danchy recently (rollcycd from
Vernon for a visit with Mrs ‘B.
Soeley.
John
Mt.
A.
MIII Anna Hadley of Mt. Vernon
very. ugr'eeubiy surprised her Darlolr
friends by a visit Saturday on; Sun-
day.
Will Willmott of New York, visited
his parents Saturday and writ return
to spend his vacation, beginning Bop-
temher ill,
”I!”
Mr and Mrs. John Fairbanks are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
many friends over the arrival of a son
at their home, Sept. 5.
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'i'hs Dorian dwsresuticnci church 11
being electrically equipped by the
Fairbanks Company, electrical con
tractors, of Stamfru'p.
in Barton, last week. there were
four real estate sales. and mortgages
of $1700 During the first week in
Seutember, 1906. there were eleven
sales of real estate Ind mortgage: of
$110,750 The rules ‘ct preperry follow:
Miss Susie Willmott attended the
“Corn Party” given in South Norwaik
recently by Frank Svec. Besides no
men and dancing, the company Were
invited to partake of sweet boiled corn
(1 novel and highly appreciated retreats
merit . .
W i.
'3'” 1111111111 uni-.1. 11.10111
6111111 11111111 I firm ccroryn in
process or construction. RI 111ch
cards ‘.
‘ H‘hven, the other day, and was
J
. and Dr. Scovlile
-~ ' bone is injured. The car is
vices ls changed to
vice st 7: so in place of 7:45.1’reuch-
Ing by the poster.
'2 _ p ‘ 3," 104. ‘ “
alimony and the“ custody of tour child»
ran.
by mail. I
W
Miss Margurdt Bullock entertained
her cousin, Miss Max-well. of. Brook.
lyn, last week also Mr. and Mrs Wood
of Greenwich and Mr, And Mm. Frank
Bullock and son Stanley: Among Misc,
Margaret’s many, beautifgi plants is
an nyarngus fern, some (1 llllant ger
autumn and a large Mexican plant full
of large pink blossoms.
Burt Miller finished a term of six
months in the county jail at New
rested by railroad detectives and
brought to Barton, where he was tried
by Justice of the police Wiiimott for
theft oil a brewer's wagon from a flat-
car at Noroton. Justice Wllimott found
probable. cause and bound him over
tor trial.
‘7'"? '1‘?” . 11"": ""1 '
wssreon'r.
Mrs. Samuel 'E'iWood has been enter
mining relatives from Bridgeportr
An interesting meeting of
grunge was held Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Paul Preusser of Norulalk was
the guest of her mother Wedncsday.‘
Miss Louise. Bulirley or Greens'
port.
om
Mrs. Geor 1.12 Jennings has been a
recent guest of her mother in New
York city '
Mrs. Fred ljiattcrson is entertaining
Bl‘id [gr-port.
Mr. and Mrs George BunnelI are
for the winter.
iicnry Peterson of Saugatuck, who
improving nicely. ‘I-
Wheeler have entertained relatives
from out of town.
Mrs. Edward Lewis of Bridgeport.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Aaron
I .ockwood of Cross Highway.
The Sunshine club held its first
business meeting followed by a social
at the Congregational parsonage on
'i‘hur' sdrry eyenlrrg
NEW CANAAN.
will
'l‘ho Opera-house ushers hold
their annual 'bull- next Wednesday
evening.
Attorney Brinckerhoi‘f and John
Rae have returned from a week's
visit to the Jamestown exposition,
The fire department has received a
lihndsome gift In money from A. ll.
Muilikcn. in recognition or services
rendered at a recent first in the Lam-
bert house. Oenoke avenue.
Mr, and Mrs. Elford McKeudr'ick.
who have been. visiting their y par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McKcnrir'lck,~
Rulirourl Ivonne. have returned to New
York. The” son. Edward. will remain
for some time with iris grandparents.
A serious accident occurred Wed-
nesday at noon, when the spirited
horse owned by F. L. Simon he
icame frightened by an automobile and
bolted, throwing Mr. Simon his wife
and sister Miss Annie Simon. out of
the carriage. it is Iuid that circul-
fear did riot stop his car to reader as-
sistancer Tho accident. took place
within 200 .yards‘ of Mr Simon 11 home.
in Locust ayenuer Mr Simon was
thrown against a stone hitching post
' lie was bruised and was Injured inter-
rruliy., His wife caught the dangling
reins 11nd steered the animal into 11
fence on the .corncr below. Wore. It
not for her prollcucc of mind, she and
i Miss Simon might hum gone over an
embankment into Monroe' 11 rniilpond, a
few yards from the corner. The wa-
3011 Who demolished when It struck the
fender: Mrs. Simon striking the fence
with her race and right arid. broke orro
tooth and had several tooth loosened
Her face and am were Miss
Simon is buffering from more shock,
hand that I pelvis
d to in»
long to a wealthy resident of Mt. Le.
banon. 4.4m
WILTON. "
1
Miss iiolen Sturges has accepted a *
position as teacher
in the Rowoyton
ipubllc school. ~
Miss Kutheriue Btur es has returned '
from a week’s visit. w
tli her bf other,
Rev. J.
C. Sturgcs In Mt. Vernon.
W'
i Mrs. Bruce McQueen returned this
week Thursday from a visit with mi
1111ch in New York and New Rochelle.
, ..L-,.........._.
Rev C A. Marks and family have
remoVerl from Sound Beach and are
now. occupying St. Motthew' s rectory.
tbilfpluce. .~,. ’
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Mr. and M111. '1‘ J Miller. Harry
Miller and 111. Louis Ambler spent
Sunday with Mrs. M. L. Duvmrport, at
Hickory Bluff.
Mrs. Oscar Burr. of Weston, has
.besp, 111111111: her mother. Mrs. J ii.
any: es, and last Friday called; on?
WI 11911 111'qu raw
' .1
1 far the Ep”'.
rworth League and the preaching ser» '1
Subject. Our Splr-
Itunl Foes; or, The Christian Warfare , ,
Service will be made on Jeliifc
roar- UNITED 'FBAMSTERS’ PRESlDEN’T. 1 '
ROCHESTER. N. Y., Sept. 1.14—~'l‘he": '
tlro'
till 111111211115 111111111111
out. i 1. . .19.
Milli-lo his.
1 1:"
The 'i‘rin'iiy‘ av
meeting last evenIn
attended and tire me hers intend to
recrganihe the organization soon 1111-. ‘
der another name. A slacker- will be .
hola next) Friday night and arrange-
ments wl l soon be made fer the for
oration of a, kctbali tean1.'l‘ho or-‘
sanlzation' w 11 secure new suits and
new grins during the winter.
W
delegates to the annual couventiou of
the ilnltedi‘ Teamsters of America are
returuiurgthome today. John Sheridan. "
of Chicago was elected president of
the organization. The new. charter
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1111 is a Bruhrs
Farms is visiting a. friend to Bridge- '.'
her sister. Miss Jessie M. Price, of}? i
has been quite ill with the grip, is' .
Mr. Samuel Wheeler anti Miss Mary ~
~sting}
iiiii'ius'ruo:
stress/r,
nor WATER
dill) "
Gris sumac.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 80111117111611 Street,
Norwalk Conn.
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square shape and white glass fruit
jars, than they will In the old fashion
round shape and green clan. The
square ones have lightning tops.
Crockery, Glassware, Househirnlsh-
ins Goods. "'
Wall Pthrers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades'and Picture Frames
to order. '
Contractor for Pllatlns and Doom-
-w. am 111- s. a H’. can Trad
lng Stamps" Act: for them.—
L 11'. stokes
31 Washington, Strut.
TIL. 6qu . . , ‘
6911111 Norwnik.
1111 " 1111111111
The cod 811 Volk‘
Electrical Co.
to our way of thi'r'rkins and understand
our way of doing boldness Just as soon ~
as ycu have maids your first visit to 1
our store and and as. it is true.
that our system is d erect from oth-
Irs, but inasmuch 511% have In in-
creasing flirt of 1111110 I who are ”satis-
tied with our giro“. our service, Ind
our prices. we him: we may fdiriyd
claim that the peoplew approve or our
business methods and ,heliev‘e in g
A. J An‘gcvme
as corn and 11111111111in have been ,
lily the recent welcome ruin. ._ ,
pIIIeoIEbiy effect dry ;.
1' cases '1'1'1' (1'
3111111111 notch-J '
'erves held a y
. idh was you
of the organization Was adopted.- The " _
onxl: convention will probably be held ' '
‘ in St- Louis. 1,: . . “
flute. lion’s 7111qu Building
1.1 11111111
mission scars,
and motor boats.
No. 3 graphite cup grease.
best in the world. ‘
“Hones (loads at Honest Fri
39 Well our. 1 N
chant!
, Icon-1 Nonwstrt.
5, 11110th 181 11111511111
IRIDGEPORT.
I
for freight MN
on and after Tuesday. Jenna 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will {gave
Pier 28, East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street). every day, (except
sunday) at 4 11.111. Freight received
at Norwaik up to 4 11. mm. and south
Nor-walk up to 5: 30p .
NORWALK STEAM BOAT c0
Annlnu J. Smith, c. c Hegeman.
Lum- General Agent
4 cts
I ,II ' h.
22 00'!th Aim,
.LL LL... LLLLLLA 1L LN.
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I BR
snow white, one piece “Standard" Por-
celain Ennrnciod Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenlnet it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? its 'prescucc would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent mo-
chunics, honest controllable. 1
7 Horses ll Nash
'. cosy,
"(its mayo wsstr ore.
I 1N H. mares ‘” e.
H 111% H. KNAPP, We Vite-gut.
FREDERICK EIG'WAN, 211d Vice-
W l3. licrlbutt. Olarehce Jackson]
1
o. 588 for motor: vehicle truhs- 1,
lilo 6177. for share of both automobiles ~
These lubricants are considered the .7 .
9. ' ~
Wethlpatndn It. ~
s... Nor-walk. '
EVERY LADY’Sr DRESSING CHAM-
should be equipped with a dainty
AND MANY OTHER
111 _. NH 1' '. .
Summer Goods
IGet In the Habit of Having Your
Sunday Dlr'me'r at on
CLIFFORD ‘~
No worrying about selecting
your meats. no bother with
dishes or store when pleasant
weather- comes.
Courteouo Servlco.
, Pleasant Surroundings.
, Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor-.1
telephone, 498.1
rm: THE LA'i'ES'i' AND BEST
.I'.
LawnMrrrrers
at $2. 75') up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
teed High .Wheei Mowers, at $5.50
to $6.00. "w.”...»EI..;-~lu.simmw2
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES, HOES, GARDEN
FORKS. SHOVELS, SPADES, and all
‘ Farming Utensils, at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work ‘ 1‘ ‘1
promptly attemled to. -. _,I_ , “.4
liorvllir Hardware Co.
39 Mitts St, Norwalka
Telephone Call 97-5. M.
Greg 0111 s 1111
& glABT uuoswsix
w
Shun Dinners and All Kinds of Wash
Food Cooked to Order.
Bathing and fishing.
Bath 311qu to {loot by them:
John Q’H‘ylilven.
Proprietor,
"AIW
45 Wall St, Nor-walk. m
04 Washington 81., So. Norwall."
Real Estate arid irisurarrcc.
we have dovcra'i vdire'l‘da‘d bIrh‘IlhI
In income producing property that 5
must increase In value with the rapid
A Minimum Adrenal
of
Home .,Comforl
Happiness,
and
Contentment,
with a 11011ch of Expense,
‘ that' as 1
, (31311111111111.
We are piping houses. at :1
Mirrors Cost. * ‘
Let us pipe' yours.
' .' ' ‘64F1'on15nccr, ‘
EIZas‘i: Norwall’iq;
1 strictly c
~ in AETNA mosu‘hiiw COMPANV.
sun. etc. .
1111 CHARLES r: snows CGMPAN‘.‘
fipla Sui” Annie (“its .1
1111111111,”
Tel. 452.
MONEY
Money i6aned to salaried employs”
and houseWiVes on their own in; is
without Indorser. All transact") , ~ 1
fldential. Call and see It'll '
INDEPENDEN'er LOAN AND saw?
0.
HIvllInd Building. \Nflhlllgtnb fl
Office hours, 9 a. m. to B 11. m.
Grilling Grier iminnrr 811111
THAN NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
. For years this Company has paid
% Guarattced interest .06
‘ Bond 8 agree by Check mill}?
Iomynnhhuliy. our herrmiili“ ‘
dollars paid to investors to 15
ASSETS NEARLY 32, 000,000. Oil 32,:
Investments of from $100 to till hill
accepted, partlcitlating in earnings
from date of recs 1.
A card will bring you our literature
.or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN General Agent,
16 South Main Street. '
JL‘I'
31
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PLUMBING A‘ND STEA
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATING
S'TOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND, TIN ROOFING. 1.
Gas and Steam Fitting. Gag: Fixtures.
Metal Ceilln'g, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES & HOTCHK‘SB
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET, .1 INon .‘IALK.
+11: SOUTH NORM?
iIiifi '
‘i
i' macaroni: smiths 121's.
Tclcph'orlc, 341—5.
it; For Particularc‘fddran
. c, N. qurasm,
Office, Room 4,’ minimal Block,
‘1
,. . \Ngchlnstm
MG 0"}. Q ~v
insurance Ada
Barri lifil
"Foruwcrusd IIF comm."
this: and Illlcrms 9!
.1. universes
'11": r y kflwrue'd rel-b“ 01411- or
. N‘. 1
ti Railroad Ave. Inutlr Norwalk
11ml soar-1c 1.13th 111""
cry room lint!
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