returned to ‘
h ood
Bridzépo . alters visit with J. F.
R wsyton. ‘
0
spent the dmy yesterday as t a guest
Oi , rather DnnielLHommedieu.
. .
Louis E Reynolds has been enjoying
day aédtion which he has
shunt down the harbor fishing with
excellent results. i
........_...... .
uteher George Everett . recently
a horse get cost In a. stall and
king the animal painfully
lecernted one oi its legs
rs. Morris
beanmody, of Fort street, enjoyed
t e recent yPittslield excursion
. Winfields Bentord is having his
house painted.
Work was commenced today dredg-
lg? the East Norwaik channel some-
n that has long been desired hi“
relii outs of that place. The dredge has .
commenced at the Cross Channel buoy
and is to dig a channel 100 feet wide.
‘81iippsr, Junior" the line kitten Iii
L'Hominedleu’s grocery. store, died
yesterday afternoon, having obviously
been poisoned. The cat was a iihe one
the son of "Old Mrs. Snippet" which
imei is probably the oldest cat in
' e Norwaiks. The cat was highly
_ zed as it was a line hunter knew
a, umber of tricks and was very affec-
liqnate.
. Harry W. Mather, who has the com
tract for the new Christ Church. in
Gregory Boulevard, has commenced
the work. The foundation is. being
hdilt by William Lawler and the con-
orete blocks. with which the super-
structure is to be built. are also he‘-
in; mode by him. The building will
W two stories high. and about 40x75
test in size. Work will go on as
first as the weather will permit.
One oi‘. McFarland and Pickering’s
toe wagons collided with the entomo-
hilc of F. E. Lockwood on the Wash.
ln’gton street bridge, stripping the mud.
guard from the note on one side but
i tunately doing no serious daniage.
rLockwood has pieced the matter
gains hands oi Attorns s Hurlhutt 8r .
vis, of Norwalk, on aspects dd-
gss as a result of the collision. One
the rear mud guards and the ten!
hens ot the auto were smashed.
There was moré real sorrow in the
- cosy home or Mr. and Mrs. James Mer-
ritt when Dick died in the urine of his
adopted mother, than had been since
then- marriage. Dick was as mischie-
vlbus as an Iron but when the tender
hssried mistress was preparing iood
took particular piedsnre in stealing
anything he could get his claws on On
en occusion he tools some string beans
said new to the attic with them where
3h tilled his little belly, so came
4 n halt dead with peritonitis, which
it had eaten on the outside of the
and died shortly siierwurd Dick
who it red robin, which hsd out. from
on nest haters he had any leathers,
and had been ado tried by Mrs Mer-
ritt one was as tree and as happy as
a little child and had the run or the
house. while Jim built u live toot case
in the garden. where the bird had lots
of fun with his lollow‘ birds. who as
mhlod around the one by the hood-
v reds. and when he died it somedh as
it all the Rollins in Chance lit
coma around to console
1'" in “wool ooh
fii. ”M“ n“ dsmd‘ MM" mate. Minnie Bloom. Mrs. Balleteln. ni‘iiMco i! ,
vecotrio ri .li‘rnn’ois sir Chrotlj- .
ish.P. E3“ Ove arse . .“
, ch whdhiy died
lid Miss Will- ..
be secure
mt . .
1: on... in in: First Notionat horn;
Mr. and Mrs. Leo
returned from s lsi
Mrs. Harriet '
“g. . 3 from 3 two we .
Ito s: udlip str . t,
is visi “its... York orL "
en's double house
in Gudiipp street
Miss Mosette Hort, of Port Chester.
is the guest at Miss Lida Wicks, this
Ber bullshit has returned to his
home in this piece, alter a few days’
absence. " .
Mus. James H. Taylor is moving,
here from Fall River, Mass. and will
occupy George E. Everett's cottage.
John Stahl has moved fro Rev.
William H. _'i‘hornes' place in Hi land
syenue‘ to Fort street in Esst Nor- -
wells . ~
W—
E. Hobo Norton is moving from th.
Carr cottage to his big house at 'l‘oko-
risks and intends to remain there all t
wintér. .4' .
liars L. Jessup, who occupied the “'
Palmer piece. Logan street. has mov- -
ed to Mamnroneok to mulls her rssl- ‘
dense in the future.
Jensen Penne‘ll and ismily he e
moved from Charles W. Bell's plscen
‘ McKinley street to Mrs. Byxhee's
house in South jNorwalkp
Mrs. Chester. A. Stephenson, of
Mount Vernon. New York. was the
guest '0! her parents. Mr. and Mrs. I.
la]. Petty, of Rsymond street. yester-
or."
F. .A. Field and laniily «have depart
ed from Tokeneke to New York city.
He has purch d 9. lot tram the Toke-
neke Corporat on, and will build in
the spring. .
F. 'A. Hart has moved here from
Mount Vernon. New York, and taken .
possessidn- or the Gluck place, torm-
erly the Olchsrd House, which he re-
cently Purchased.
Charles E schools; who has been?
living in the Barclay plscordlowsyton
avenue. moved to New York. yester-
day, after a year’ s residence here. Roy;
al A. Mills will occupy the Borcldy
cottage.
..._..._..__ in
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A
M.. or South Norwslk worked the Erie
tered Apprentice degree, Tuesday eve-
ning. upon Hurry Snyder. ot Rowsyton.
Who is oil the United States gunboat,
ithode island
Owingto the serious illness of.
rehitive or Dr. William Feller. the
entertainment “An flour with Longx
renown Evangeline." which was to;
have been Egiven Friday evening will
be pontoon until further notice.
Charles Klein“. the playwright, hes L
moved to New York her the winter. but
will return to his summer residence.
Shirley Manor, in the spring. He is
having on sedition built on the house;
and will have s number of other 1m.
movements mode.
are letl. rs at the Rowsyt
. hiss Stout. Miss Li s
ILW Welter Mr. and
bdrew no... Ml rill
,Mrs. Noonhn
W.’ at... low o... *
u . a 99
mi: 93%“ . mm
“A no used.
than they can remember. they
tunnel and Visible enemy.
veils, H.
Mrs. it. i!
M
is rheumatism iroiii which J D
tier but been on the dry dock
limo out. Oscar has had it
in: since he was mustered
also: on Union Army. but Go- hss :
been more manners. whens only hull
Ndmtinm in his life has he been
On one nourish when he .
' , t, in... finis ed po... .
lug Miss 13. ‘ “ 11
Mrs. Shepherd;
v ton Allen who has be
much better.
Aim ‘
Mrs. William Bulkl'e‘y. oi , a
has been the guest of her piirents‘ in
Bridgeport.‘
» Mi! and Mrs. Ambrose Hurlhutt or...
entertaining relatives at their Steto
st’réet home. '- . ‘
.. on business i
Delia A ililfs. o! the George '
istrict, hits been spending sev-
era d s with her sister.
Franc God ,‘"y en
{Odd hsv been 'summ 9A or lul‘l'
uty in Bridgeport ii
A“
John L'Hommedieu
seph McGili. Imperial
Tuls’dsy with Mrs Flat} God y.
inn. Roblnsdnw WE? or; or
o
5
gittuclr',‘ entertained the niche He‘d
eilcent Society sterility otter-noon.
A“
been a. recent guest of her niece Mrs.
Charles Godfrey. ot the West.End._
Benedict, has returned , or home.
Schools in town w so 0 Eridsy
Haven. . . ‘ .
ist Miss 0
record like this.
2 Hezekiah Allen his son gned his no
sitlon as bridge nosirwith the rail-
road compeiiy. soelit mum came
grog:I bonfires tors!s 5 Laid? it saw
on out o r . .
the tower. keep ill tainted, “etc As
there we- use: is solely """ 'smn‘eh.
Mr. Alien resigned. .; [M
M} 9
Miss Christabsl Onons
Frank Marvin Nichols wer grimly
married at St John's Church; v'l‘ues-
day alternoo .st 3,: 3,0 b,R
fstls. , " dd 9'
Ndrivoik‘ tit
years ago. Very few children have a
'z rhoi nodal in iron L
known ‘ 0'15
t .
M “in a pro“?
ome on lristsn avsn e 'viihlch the
savour limos. , '
AC. Bradley spent yesterday in
'iilridgsport. " ; .
Mr. and this.
motor district.
sud Mr‘ so ininin
Adi-on Bennett Westport‘s oldestj
citizen, and Mrs Jane hinso spent,
Mrs. Charles Ride of ',Dslton Pd, ” .1
who has been visiting Mrs.“ Emily -
(Miss Odn fiendtsin is on the sick
n missed m any in school . .
esday tor the that time since the ,
' snags street school was opened. live
i
r, .
F
‘(i
l
j ..-.
Mrs Lucy Wood of Dsnhury, has i 7
helBtli, sndthe to raw latter)“;
the State Teacher' s Convention at New , _
groom has, titted up.-~Bridlml‘t Tel. .
“i9. ._
s Odercosts. Oslo:
l; swagger ‘6. t; for $14. so, worth
H
Li»... 5anhiyifiii‘
Blast from 3 he 16, in all the loading kstyles aflidllclitsn prices; £91; this sale, 3a 5a tor $7.00.
GAS,“ 0R CREDIT; ERIGE THE! SAME. ‘ fi
3U. ll 'il
e aisort
history of T
; You hhv'edéaéhdeil all 1dr; g
ed up odds and mat reasons ‘bly low figd‘r
thing been :ofiecod at such ridiculously '
'hlnc Eugen iii thei‘tcst out an: nioll
.- m‘.
V' others'who. have boys to clothzg W. . 2th A ‘ [so
gene” in dingy?) than We ere goilflg .9.“ fiic‘hr ‘ ‘ , . :9; i”
3 " "’ ; ‘ ’ ii in a.
limos bosom .my: not seem xtrlr‘ot'di
invention-cosine» onetime suits, are me up.
a Wool Mirna». and sell' in all‘iother star. to _
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