_, s resulusd his 1hr
3316‘: Brothers, and
, . this was
.1 1 or the Advent Christian
Church. last evening ‘
A drunken man had a rather stren-
coastline set 1
Farms Ibr '
1 roadway is
slept the rest
the night on the sidewalk.
, 11‘ pipes on Fort
s set were tween the greater
1;! lie time, owing to the (anti
urge quantity of earth had been]
moved from the street while it was
sing graded. which had not left
,-..prot ct the pipes from the
gang 6 men has been at work‘
I ,or scale days now lowering the water
i 3 below the frost line.
—Cheepeet accident insurance -—Dr
,, homas’ Eclectric Oil. Stops the
pain and heals the wound. Ah drug
slats sell it.
waLYToN.
ts, has returned to continue teachf
, p at Taftsville, Conn. - 3 is
1,, Mrs Fields of “Woodywaid” Token-
eke Beach has purchased a piece of
«tend and intends to build a fine resi-
~3:dence before the coming summer.
J. Dell the owner and occupants oi
31,1he bungalow at Tokeneke Beach, has
1§cqulred title to more land and intends
31,10 put up a tho and one-halt story re
g‘sidence before the coming summer.
,2 Rev. Frank C. Brown preached last
‘gSunday at his church in Roiwayton. up,
.‘On "The Balance of Power" in the
looming, and in the evening his sub
Neel. was “The Sure Reward of L8.-
or H
ii, .
, Edward J Pope, the former skating
‘grotessor at the North Main street.
1 outh Norwalk skating rink has been
1‘21”” charge of the bathing pavilion at
okeneke all the season and will pro~
bably be there for some weeks yet, or
until the last family leaves.
1W1il1liam Ward has purchased the
{tract of land in the rear 0! TheiToken
teke Inn, where the standpipe is located
nd Will build theloon befOre another
year. The standpipe is to be moved.
M.r Ward has been a resident at The
Sun eevr since it was opened.
“a Followin' the prayer meeting in the
inowayton aptlst church last even
‘3 1;, there was organized a society for
't1 epurpose of studying the immigra-
.1tion question. members realizing that
the aliens are coming into this country
"at such a rapid rate that their re
lisioiis and moral welfare is not looked 3
fter as carefully as it should be The
ha of the coutse is to enlarge and
give powers Ito the forces Working for
the evangelisstlon and Americanization
of the immigrants. it is proposed to
ereaent papers on the. problems from
‘ariou's viewpoints, end follow these1
“with parliamentruy discussions. The
Since 11 are open to eVeryone and an
,ipvii t on is freely extended to all,
i hether members of a church or not
,1 .he sessions will be held every Tues-
uy eyening. commencing with Octo-
‘T r first, in the lecture mom of the
swuyton Baptist Church. The organ-
ntion of the sooie'ty has been nerw
fictedfl by the election of Rev Frank
Brown. president and leader. and
rs E. Every, so .the soofreto
For in first meeting a 14mm debitte n
him. as been mrange and the tips-
at subject of the exclusion of the
when other immisl‘ents are
M11111 be considered. «tilde 1 Mi
exclusion Miss Clare. Raytiiond will
submit the argument, and against the
exclusion Mrs. E. H. Every will argue. ,
There will be a paper by Mrs. V J.
Banolialia on the immigration probo'
lam and a tree discussion will fol-
low. I
an AND ‘Noao'ro‘u.
nave—un—
lice Duiton arrived Monday
‘ s Theresa Hoyt has returned
from an enjoyable trip to the Then-
in island a.
one to of the Muigrew Place Got
1‘ ‘ road, hays returned to
'sono‘i‘NewVYork City;
meat guest or Mrs. M.
,, avenue.
1 rive This
with' her daughter Miss Agnes Ray» 31 ‘
Miss Florence Raymond, 01' Roway- ~
a who has been visiting her pan, 2
, Mere
Mrs. C. will his,
a viiit
11211y 'Prgrxiinfiidnug (or
mend.
W
Mrs Charles W Raymond, Jr., at
, Iii " in Boston,
Na tied. 'fte r a‘
vary on oyable stay there or two“
.Mt'sJ “neglect! {a residence on Main
stréNt tile greatly hunt-(Wed by a it wf
cent of paint, ornamental pillars
the gateway, and ainew gate. =1
Mr and Mrs. hilace. Noroton (3
Egg}; :50” rginia, to vi it I-
latiye an also will include the amp
town exposition in their trip.
Miss Ruth." Billiard aspects to attend
the Bridgeport school of Miss Mills;
where she will take lessons in the ‘
of kindergarten instruction.
Miss Jennie Fairbanks underw,‘ t1
successfully in Mlmrgiration at thesmn
i Hospitslm, ay. tor appenditib
dheririen Will be glad,
sue is doing remarkably woi oil
and it is hoped will soon be abl 1
return home.
Mrs 1M; J; Waterh y, Mrs. W
Whitney and nuns bhis L .Seey
spent Fridayf of; last week in sliu‘ntipg:
ton, L I. going by steamer "iluntihsn
ton " which then made its last trip
for the season. it Was heavily nest,
will passengers 3 “
Saturday: last a party from liar
spent the day at Lake iKtchewan. cnn~'
sisting of Mrs. J. E Moxehouse and
daughter. Miss Helen Miss Georgie.
WhitNIey and Miss Ethel Clock Mrs.
ouse remained With her son and
wife Mr. and Mrs. William Morehouse,
and the othdls returned. ,
Detective Heifernan and interpreter
Joseph ltri, of Stamford came to Nor-
oton, last evening. for Francesco Ions
bmdo, who was knifed in a tight in
Pacific street Sunday evening The
pollen are holding Dominico Tavernito‘
for alleged complicity in the slimy.
Tavernito has engaged Homer S. Cunn-
mings to deien‘d him.
Martin Kellogg. street commissioner
of Norwaik, whose sad and sudden
death occurred in Norwalk Satnrdhy.
by an automobile accident, was a
brother in law of Mrs. ,.0 C. Bowen and
John Pooley, or Darlén. M1 Kellogg
formerly resided in Darlon and was
held in high esteem- by this commu-
nity. Mr. and Mrs: 0. C. Bowen and
Mr and Mrs. John Poolcy, of Dorian,
attended the funeral services.
WESTPORT.
of town
finds.
Mr. Det r of New York spent
Sunday with his friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonee1oi West Red-
ding called on friends on Compo street
Wednesday.
last
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Adams of South
Norwaik, called on Compo street
friends last Sunday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Orlandoi Allen have
been the guests or Dr and Mrs W. S.
Putney of Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen. of Black
Rock, were recent guests of Mr
Mrs. James Kecier of Bridge street;
v
t
par ltoargetown called up
ill-33 311W 5% Georg Jellifip oi
Corn 6 rates ednesd‘hy‘ afternoon. I
i
_ gs saddles *1
sens 11th making “other
improve outs to herrhomo in Crum-
mah Hill.
Mr. and Mia Groped, who have
spent tile summer with friends here.
expect to start. for their lie 0' in Flor-
ida this week ‘
1‘wseits at
d; be silent oi
(I rs Emily Bene-
dict Nero no. allude Beware of
ridpeport
eughter, ham
Nllla Collie; ‘0!
New
on business“ 3.11,
this week on businehs.
Merritt‘s jewelry store.
_.._.;.n_..
is visiting his parents, East avenue.
dhis parents in Cherry street,
laxisitin'g hilsg.Ed 1KelleY.1Carter
street. . , 31 . 1 ,
socially and linens any.
,1 ed another position in South $10er.
She began her new duties this week.
owned by l“. 1.. Simon, is being trail-
ed and put in that class condition for
the races at the Danbury fair.
to be out.
injured are still confined
home.‘
severely while cutting telegraph notes
1 that be may
knee.
has been installed; in William Rcln- _
hardt's sbaheril. stutter south avenue ‘
and Cherry street
stamps out thirty-six rolls at one time ,3
and is a great labor saver .
ter street.
spending some tithe in New Jersey, re»!
turned with Mr. Murray.
the new road through the Hoyt estatei
South Main street.
as James, street \Aiirdwellipg ‘wiii
and‘,
Mrs. Minnie Gregory is visiting out so” 30 from 3I um“ 7 N
street Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt were mar
1amdo at the neuroiloi
of Lincoln P
3,111 lie by thewbouislana
C. N. Arsoid is new employed in
York city. ‘
w 1).,Atwfiter has been in New York
Joseph Bartlett has been in Boston;
nil—chm 1
Josiah Riley. 1s the néwI clerk in
Carlie Johnson or Brocketon. Mess,
Willie woes, Marmara visited
Jester?-
in
Miss Undermine
Oyster Bomb.
m
Theilshers‘ da1n1ce1he11ld in the Opera-
house last evenin was successful
Miss Edna Baraclough has acceptw
“Admiral Rod " the valuable stallion
—-—~w>
F. L. Simon who Was injured in a
runaway accident, last Monday is able
His wife and sister, also ,
to their :,
.l. D. 'i‘oomey, who cut his leg quite":
in Bunkevilic woods last Friday, is
able to be about. but it is now thought. 1
lose the use or his »‘
A new apparatus for dividing
rolls 1
This machine .
Edward Murray 01 Bosendale N. J
is visiting with Edward Kelley, Car-
Mr‘ Kelley's daughters,,1
Mary and Bessie, who have been1.
:
”M .
Contractor Stillman has completed,
It will be known, :
e enlisted
soon )1 ”Jr-plies”
invitations, have linen issued Mr};1
win Hoyt” for the tiltiei lN
y or their marriage, Mopdayi
at thei
Carte
unnive
home "Pinewood Teriace"
rich“! in 185711
”bweumdflndfiosrs. 1i ‘
Recoittfrplecoveries
ado Near Pyrai
ypt.
Some of Prim Petr-1‘s NW,
itch,
the south of the on ”Win are
now to be seen at 1U 1‘
Among them are little clay models oi:
houses which were placed beside
tombs so that the ghost or spirit might
dinwc ting similNr to that he oc-
cupie‘li iiiiigiti‘t
wo tuners!
hNNats were found One
another-o A Mile" ii, thesl
field‘s futile: uni! . clutched dficlt. '1‘?us
other is pain and the sail-
upat gear“
era are hot militia 1. who steers-
muu and lockuu are flin their places
and there is a on in on deck, in which
the captain is seated: ‘
Along with these boats were found
small stutuetéeuh of the two brothers to
wnoni . the
1111?:list 118'
arcs 1”of servants elitism helmets of
bread and at
R
'Niiiw Gamma:
banishing otmitgtipn tor drastic rsili
road legislation 11 Louisiana, follow"
in: the lead n111thlir’iiodth‘m‘n States
is announ spool to the
timed thim
3' warped to house
adhere ones havbii‘htniut tops.
Your money- back after a
month's trull if you want it
crash; ‘ ,
’HN’WMER
asap -
cps Willi“-
Tin, Sheet Iron, Coppe
and Zinc.
Crockery. Islam», nodular-n1
§ Sunday), at it p. m. Fret
On Tu ’
1906.3 Freight Prepeilers '
Pier 28, East River, New York. (foo:
off'Doyer street), every day. t ,
PB
'alhnptoln man South
' promptly attended to.
' A very strong line at 1111in suaran-
} teed High .Wlleai Mowers, at 3550
1 to 86 00
_, , A’ complete Assortm
1 grades of “Rallies node.
j soaks, SHOVELB, SPAb ,
‘1 Farming Utensils at the lowest prices,“ 1 1
at $2. 751111" 1 p1.'_
Wil|3 *I'l' inflisHIi-Qil“ I
apparel repairing and machine work
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