tobolls all 01' till place. drove to Eas~
. day. and spent a vary pleasant
. halt ban '3 withM Mrs Siliimnn, who is
paths old She
Atoll ior one so;
the the oldest wo-
. toss. clowns
EST-1 .QRWALK.
he Christian Endeavor will he held
evening at the residence or
over. and there will be service
119 he nion Chapel at 3: 30 p.111. on ;
very enjoyable surprise party was
nr't'o Frank1Downes at the reel—
. x 1111 Mrs. Msccomber on.
y evening about 60 people enjoy-
the games of the evening after-
on 11 line supper was served.
G sts were present from New On
nysn Nor-walk and Darien.
ROWAYTON.
0 ed at 6 o'clock today, and hereaf-
. toll on every Thursday.
:rsa ew York Press is at the li-
bpsry ev ry day. for the use of nny
who wishes to read it there.
A large number of Rowayton people
will] attend Hoyt’s Theatre next WedA
n‘duy evening to see Commodore
C ‘hrles Klein’s rent production "The
Lion and the ouse.” This will be
one of the theatrical events or the
senses.
companied by E. F. Fine and Attor
hey Johnson, of that place, went fish-
ing yesterday afternoon and caught
a line mess. Mr. Fine caught the jums
be blacklish, an “old barker" that
“@8th six pounds.
special meeting of the ladies of Re
11 co Hook and Ladder Company has
boon called by order of the president
Mrs. Robert s Bar,clay for Friday
evening. September 20th at 8 o’clock.
inghs headuqarters in Rowayton ave-
nuc-
Jyl .
gAll the boys and girls who have
b n keeping bird lists are requested
{iglve their lists to Edgar H. Lane
on or otter November 1st. when the
prize will be awarded. This year the 3
sister of the prize hopes that the dates
w aden the birds Were first scan will be
ad
E’George Roe, the New York lawyer.
who has been spending the summer” on _
Bull island gave up his summer abode
yesterday and returned to New York
for the winter. Percy Keyworth or
South Norwalk. who has been acting
aqgchaui'feur for M1s.Roe for the past
six weeks, set out with the family's 9.
Rik) car for New York city early yes-
tsrday morning.
Residents of Raymond street, who
made complaint to the Durien select-
men regarding the cutting down of
mill. thoroughfare and the condition in
which the entrances to their property
were left sometime ago. are now deter-
mined to have the driveways fixed as
they should he. The selectmen have
hi'en notified to have the work done
a“ once or counsel will be retained
and the matter (ought out in the
courts. which would put the town to
considerable unnecessary expense.
A TWENTIETH CENTURY RAVEN
«up.-
With Apologies to E. A. Poe. .
l
A lonely bachelor weary,
119911.111: evening dreary.
‘WaI mud in his dark and sombre
furnished room
And thinking. thinking thoughts in kep-
ing with 1119 gloom
0 his... 1 d
1mm Rowsyton Free Library will he
.George F. Foote of Bell Island, no 1
11y Hendricks. the- past‘ two weeks.
loss. A parrot sat M it
made to the health authorities but
nothing has been done. 1
The missionl st Joli M R. c.
11 M;
Olin b.4121) ton. tuition 1‘!
ed lgewse s
or the Connecticut Anastolste. came
undsyweveoingtr'
e well.a site den and the
at, the closinll
service when Father Dolsn preached
a particularly topceiui and eloqu t
sermon on Pe eversnce.
Dr Robert Williams, of Saugatuclt.
has accepted a. positio his New York
1: y. 9‘ _
The little son of Mr. and Mrs W15;
999mlinnli Ailing; or Greens Farms, is as
ous yi
Miss Nellie wolver, of New Haven
has been the guest of friends in 811115
xatuck.
Mr. 11nd M193.Gershom Hill of
Georgetown have bee nvisitlng friends:
in Snugutuck.
Mrs Daniels has resumed her past.
he on at D A Sslmons store aitsi a1
‘We’ek’s venetian.
Mrs. Herbert Quimby and three
children have been visiting Mrs. Hen.
ry Meeker, of Gross Highway.
1 F. B. Gregory. of Norwuik‘, has the
contract to erect a lnrnee’burn on the
property of William Smith.
The MusicStudy circle will resume
their regular wmk in October.
first meeting is in be held at the home
or Mrs. Fliiow. 1
Stephen Wakeman, of Compo, is the
proud assessor of it that primer:
Which e‘ won at the Greenfield hair
on his fruit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alb in Allen. Mr. and
Mrs, Peterson and O 0 Peterson have
returned to their home in Suugatuck
from a delightful trip to New fork.
Misses Nellie and Lillian Civlilette
have returned to: their home in New
York, utter spending several
with Miss Mellie Di Giovanna, of Sau-
gst’uckp
y...—
Mrs. Grant Chapell and son, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs lien-
have returned to their home in Willi
mantle.
W. E. Rich of Bridgeport hos pur:
chased several hundred acres of tim~
her land from George Gorhum and
will bring his mill and men here
about the first of November.
..._..,...
NEW CANAAN.
1 R F Lockwood has purchased an
automobile.
, Mrs. Alva L. Dickens has returned
from a visit in Belle island
Charles Woundy is now driving one.
or the Adams Epress wagons.
The ushers ‘oi the Opera-house will
hold their. annual bail this evening.
1‘. W. ‘Bensdict. Jr.. has been
New York for a low days on business.;..
.—
New York friends Saturday and Sum
«By» ['9 1
.io
nomadinmwg
The
weeks .
in 14 hours and 40 minutes, and at one £
in 9
Frank Lane entertained several
The New Cannon voea Society will
. h d 11311111111111: .concert hr: that Drier
cuss tomorrow evening Sept 120.011
‘ in: tonnesdeathsoil Hubert Amoldll‘fl
0 er violinist will have to be en:
ed Mantels has a chorus or well.
30 voices.
The Selectmen sliglmnking applica 1
mile ongoi‘. 320.1001 ,
ion for
for a macadam road on Smith s Ridge.
' -. an etensiewoirthewpmentistm road. .
5 (9 ed 5. 000 I i
The town has appro
it‘s prepo‘rtio‘n or the 111
Dr B H Keillor an
" £1 ettie Hodge and M’.
BEDDING
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J L. Blackman is. filling his silo.
.. WP...
l. Miss Maude Bronson spent two days
last week with Miss Lena Gage 0i
Ridgebury.
mr. and Mrs. Howard llawley oi
Cannon Station. spent sunday with.»
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson.
9 Mr. and Mrs Frederick Grillln of
Bethe], spent Sunduy with Mr. Grit-
i‘iu's father. U. S. Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd assumed the £
illtiethanniverssry oi thein" marriage
at their home in this pisce on Satur-
day, September 14 and wow the re-
cipeuts or. many benuuiul and vols
liable presents. Abouhiiity of their
i1 lends helped them to enjoy the oc
casion.
OUTSIDE PAssENdss "LINE.
Steamer. Vale Reaches New Yer-l1 and
Harvard Bdb‘ton on Schélul's Tints.
NEW YORK. Sept. mil-#31:; new out
side passenger line between Boston ,
11nd this oily was successiuliy inaug-
urutsd with the arrival today of the '
steamer Yale oi the Metropolitan
Steamship Company. The sister ship
Harvard, which left, here last night. A:
in the opposite trip, arrived in Boston
about the same time.
The Yale made the run of 292 miles
time speeded up to 28 knots an hour.
showing hersell capable of even bet
tering the initial trip. it is expected
that the boots will average fifteen
hours, although fog on' Nantucket
basis and the crowded condition 111!
w ivepgmsynpnuseg delays. The
Yale has been running between Boston
(1nd in. John during the past summer.
so that her turbine engines are well
shaken down and. very little vibration
was felt throughout the trip.
The boat was crowded with passen-
hers and it is 1111th her accommo-
dniions are weiiensssed {or the next
iew weeks. 1 1 _
1}. '1
NATUR
The nature growtiiséeson for oys-
.tersilpommences, tomorrow ou‘nths
Bridgeport oVstsr beds and a number
1, of loss! oystermen have taken their
hos that city or the season, which
i flesfly so.“ to loss he
turns tomorrow. Some to i113 made
Mrs. Lydis Whitloek is a guest oi
friends on Franklin street. South Noni
walk.
W
Harold H. Demerritt iii enio
ten days vacation at Mackinaw.
It. 1 .
inch
and.
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echo 19.9%; Weed.
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the attempt to see» red
port yesterday. bu ‘
running that it When £
1110 this harbor ' _
the "his bubble" of! P9 Mill l
Among those who took then; one.
around today were Captain William
Tobey, 01111111111 Cook Tobey, Captain
Edwardsfl‘ohel; William Rois. Henry
R olds Georg Kinsey Ind Capt.
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abolished alter
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‘ Exccli'stfit cocking.“
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£ Avery strong line or fully guaran-
' j teed High Wheel Mowers, at $5.50
to 16'. oo.‘ ' ».11-11~m-tsmI-.:
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES, HOEG, GARDEN
FORKS 314011218. MAINE and all
Fanning Utensils; at the lmstlprlces
.Generai rewiring-11nd mdchine work ‘
’ promptly attended to. 1-1.11-4“
rHAN new YORK azure.
Fer years this Cempany ha
nit Nesday. January 7
5906, Freight .Propeiisrs will lend
:‘g-gler 28 East RivmrNsw Yo
Dover street). everye dun-«except
holiday) at 4 p. m. Freight received
st Norwaik 91111 101‘ p. m and South
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