W
Mrs. P. B. Perry is entertaining an
out-of~town friend.
Mrs. David Morebouso is about again
alter a month's illness.
Blil‘lltrll' Brothers are doing farm
work for Mrs. A. E. 'l‘urucy.
Miss Ethel Beers is spending a few
weeks with relatives In Monroe.
Miss Mabel l’ost will spend over-
Sundny at her home In South Wilton.
Albert Beers. of Monroe, has been
the guest of his brother, Lyman Beers.
Mrs. M. 'l‘, Donnelly and two child-
I‘en rcturtn-djrom New York, yester-
day.
A large dolcgutinn from Norileld
(trance attended New Canaan on Tues-
dny. ui'l hing.
Mrs. f‘olnmbus liniklcy. who has
ESTON.
m
headache, turret} We.
wish cast to the whites o
, eyes, sallow skin, offensive
th. are all signs that the
needs a dose or two of
When. to bone KIO- olui 2‘0.
gAnsuav PHYSICIAN CHANGES
3 NAME.~
RIDGEI’ORT, May lii,—~I)l‘. Annie
.ier Bailey, of Daubnry, n We"
newn woman physician in that city,
,ado application to Judge lioblnson
' the Superior court, yesterday, for
I'missiou to change her name. She
haired to leave. her father‘s name oli‘.
lid use only her mother‘s liliiltlell
‘me, that Of Kecler. After helmet:
or reasons, the application was grani—
blc, is improving. .
Miss Piulihnm, who has been spend-
ing a Week with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Williams, retained to Ridgeflcld, yes-
terday. /
'l‘bc Nor-field Aid Society held a
Very successful social last evening at.
the home of Mrs, William I’lunib
Il.oel(\vood. '
The engagement of Miss Emma
I~‘:tnlluabor to Adolph Horn, of Brook-
lyn, in :mnouncod, the wedding to oc-
cur in the early fall. ~
OAS'E‘ORIA
., . my. iiiil Illnll You llau ilwayi Bangui
W
III!
' fl Airs. William Robinson and bits.
, (lwrlzi- I'eno enjoyed an automobile
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COAL
, No. 2 Nut Coal, suitable for the spring season, lights
< 1», quickly, burns freely, lasts well, at $5.00 per ton.
HARRIS & GANS so.
68 Water Street. Telephone 450.
per ton. per ton.
"MI
MEATS
At Low Prices.
J. W'Thobcr,
22 Washington Street,
Mm
Emmet-i.
.. .a
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r " )
,.. j.
South Norwalk. i ‘— '~
Buys... ain‘t... a BBB
GIRLS WASHABLE DRESSEsv—Wbllc Lawn, Gingham, (‘humbruy and
l‘crcaic: worth ils‘e ................... . ........................... 496
FINE WHITE LAWN CHILDREN'S DRESSE8—»~Wol‘iil “.50. $1.911 tutti
$2.49 ................................................ 98c. $1.49, $1.98
BARGAINS IN WOMEN'S NEW UNDERWEAR.
WOMEN'S FINE CAMBRIC DRAWERS~ilccp embroidery radio and
locks; worth 09c ................................................. 49c
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington St, So. Norwalk.
Indian Motor Cycles
Everett’s Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
Auburn Wagons,
Carriages of All Descriptions,
Harness Goods and Harness Repairing,
Horse Clipping and Siioeing.
L. M. WRIGHT.
NORTH MAIN STREET, OOUTH NORWALK.
THE Baron V a BAILEY 00..-
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lhmber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace;
MILL. foot of Marshall sum. Tel. 46.;
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. l'el. 46.2.
The use In homes of Hardwood Flooring, pure or partly covered with
rugs, is rapidly increasing.
The reasons are: lot. It adds gr cnily to tho nppcaramc of a room.
find. It, is easy toe-loan and keep clean. 3rd. it is much cheaper In the
long rim than the old method _of common flooring vcrod' with carpet.
We have a large and varied stock of Edge Grain Yellow Pine, Quarterod
Oak and Maple Flooring on hand. “A hint to tbo_wise is sulilcleut."
. SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand of ready made, uptodato
Rooting. Warren for eight years'woar without repairs or attcntlou of
any kind, it is so a. good substitute for olicioth as a floor covering.
H977? 3T5”?
Ha‘zelton Coal
, ,._ '2‘The place to get it is at
ire-54> r ..
Co’s, ,
suffered from a serious threat trou-' 0
, w
wamsatw
> e K flows
, Consult your Joyful/min ailouf medi-
caimallm. he knows. Trust him.
Do as he says. Follow his advice.
r.‘
ocri
T
trip to Not-walk yesterday, where they
spent the day with friends.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's Stats League Results.
At New liaw-ancw Haven, 7; Wat—
erbury. 3.
At New llrliain—vNow Britain, 2;
Hoiyolie, 3.
At Sprinflunk—Springfield,
Bridgeport, ii. ’ ~ 7. .
AI llartt’ord— Hartford, 3 Merldcn,
It);
Yesterday's American League Results.
At I’Iiiladclphla—Chicngo—Pliiiadei-
phlu. ruin.
At. lioston ”Detroit. 6: lloston. I.
At Washington —- Washington-St.
Louis. rain.
At New York—Clevelunleow York,
ruin.
chter ay's National League Results.
At ’ittaburg w Philadelphia, ll;
l’iitsburg. 0.
At St, inpls-—iioaten, ii; Si. Louis, 0.
At. i_.'ltlcugo~—liloolilyn, in; Chicago,
E"
At f‘iucinnari-—~NcW York. 9; (.‘Incin.
null, 15. '
Insist upon DoWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. it is especially good for piles.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
O.
The bridge Pharmacy.
cfilbflia‘lhliisilhs
I ~ ’
ladle-II All: yourl v, m
I'hi-ol-nun’s III-um: and.
I'llio In Bed and fluid metallic
imam. sealed I-III‘I lilac lithium.
'linhh no akin“. PM :f 0;! 7
o M ‘ . 3 . .
. .. ........ alien:
warehouses Imufinfczt. Always Neill-l it
010 Bi IIIIIJGGISIS EVERYWHERE
't“
7’s
f FRANK c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND
GAS, FITTING.‘
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street,
80. Norwalk, Conn.
CityNational Bank
sourn NORWALK, couN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
CAPITAL.
$100,000.00.
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
”73,600.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vicc~
Prcl.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
THE NEW
.o ' ' 0
.~ Hotel V1ctona.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT...
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms a special man. an
and Electric Light. throughout. Iv-
ery room heated.
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe In connection.
A full line of Imported Ales, includ'
log the famous Boss's, Burton’s and
lines & Co's stout, always on drotlsbt.
Anbcuscr-linsch Beer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
Liquid. ‘ a
Veneer
MAKES raises -.
on) NEW
25' and 50c Bottles.
E. E. Guam,
Decorator.
. The: B assures a San
“ .i Milt“;
“'t"'
m way-ca or.
..
Ta. 452. ., Elist Norwalk.
alcoholic Sarsaparills. iAIkalm'll be pre-
him if he recommends it when the blood
is thin and impure, and when the nerve: or:
weak and unsteady. Ask him If it old: nature
In buildingupthcgcncral health."°-‘- mfg;
I .v-
wit ,yo :- actor onM’5'm‘ I ion-
bcs it for polo; delicate children. Ask
Li .GETT’S
SATUR AY CANDY
‘
29c BOX.
For flavor, assortment and purity
Lip‘gott'o Saturday Candy Is un-
equalled In stills city.
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY,
205 WAOHINGTON .TREET.
TEL: CALL, 641-.2.
All Orders Delivicnd Fm of cum-go.
John Wheeler, of Knyser Place, is
entertaining a friend front Dunbury.
Miss Margaret. C. Iluiehtnun, of Sen.
view avenue, is a visitor In New York
city Itnlfl)’.
A daughter was born on Thursday
night to Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Taylor, of
Cove avenue. ’,
1'. II. Fielding, the East. Norwulk
.ioctrirlau, is spending the day in New
York city.
Mrs. I). liurr llcach, of Delta Place,
is entertaining Iu-r mother. Mrs. Bkcno
0f Saugoinrk. _
Jacob Scblcss and son llenlumjn, of
I'lret-Ilpol'l, lamp inland, will Ill} IL 800'
titty mural of M. JUI-il'lil.
Charles Lexi-n and family fire to
mm't- from (Tove avenue to Robert Jeri»
I-lovnky'n block In I’ll‘r‘l. street.
’” The South Norwallnf‘olored Giants
are do play on East Norwuik ballet-nil
ham. this afternmm, on the chke
IIII.
The Rev. .Ipscph Irons, of Mount
ycrnon. will occupy lite pulpit at the
East Avenue MeihodM church, iruner-
row.
Edward llanford look a party of
friends down the hauler. Thursday. in
his lnuurh, after lIIIlr-M'Ih, and they ro~
port a good catch.
Fraud Illrdsall has iii-cured a boat.
tIon on the job of cutting ready in
erect Rust Norwulk's new electric
lighting system.
Frederick Oderdonl: is “breaking In“
to u conductorship on the that am
nln- trolley lino, nndlr the Ini-uship
0! (‘burleu M. Vi'illfuoo
Mrs. William Sullivan, ,lr._ has her
mother. Mrs. llonncy, or New York. as
11 guest. The latter rcciperuiing
from u acvore illness.
'I'IH‘ lornl fishermen who no out
nights after eels. f r noun roomy: and
poor luck last pig t. m: i‘-lI‘i,\' foil-
ed to secure a single eel.
The regular Sunday scrvl- u n will he
held tomorrow at the Advent t‘hrisiinn
church. uml ll Iii hoped to Irm- a large
atirminncc at the Sunday school,
All.» .\d.i l.. llyxbco will be the loud
or of the Loyal \Vorkcrs' Society nicot-
Ing at the Advent Christian church
tomcrrmv. The topic is to [)0 "Win-
ning Souls."
The South Norwaik, high school
mun value to East. Norwalk yesterday,
.md met defeat at tho hands of the
‘ioong Men's AREOCIiIIIon nine. The
M'Ul‘it was 16 to 10.
No mccdng was held last evening at
tho- \\'nshlngion street bridge Rescue-
.‘Ilssien, all efforts being bent. toward
tonight, when a supper will be served
belwvell 'l and 8 o'clock.
'i‘he. Phllnthen Class will meet In the
class room after the morning service
tomorrow. it to expected that the
preacher of the morning. Rev. Mr.
irons, will talk to tho i‘hiluihcu.
Joseph Vroom and family have
started to move from South Norwalk
to their handsome new homo in Sea-
aido avenue. The carpenters are just
finishing up their work at the house.
It Is announced that Miss Anna F.
Kocour, daughter of Mrs. and Mn.
Franz Kocour, of MYrtle street, and
Oliver Pcrry' Coleman. of Brooklyn.
we‘re married in Brooklyn, on May
3n.
'l‘lte. Ollagownlln Juniors have ham-
, ed Jack ()liercushuw, “'iiiam Krinkcn
and Howard Anderson as their enter-
talnmcnt “nominee.“ Tin» committee
is now busy arranging a forthcoming
dance,
The engine of the towing boat Ajax
is now located in Contractor Leslie
(luntble‘u Hhop In Seaviow avenue, and
n cursory examination seems to Indi-
onto that it. was not damaged during
the recent. fire.
The Anderson Lnunch Works. at 0y-
stcr Shell Point, In head over heels
in work, but an order has just been
received for still another 45 foot boat.
The new craft is a launch desired for
this~ season's sport.
The oyster steamers H. S. Lockwood
with the Standard and the Laurel, are
expected In the harbor today, to spend
Sunday, on route with oysters from
Greenport, which they will take to
Princess Bay, near Staten Island. '
The L. 8. Club had a very pleasant.
sessio last evening with Clarence
Miller, in Van Zundt strct. One of
the features of the evening was a
chow r supper. Entertainment was
provi ed by selection! on Mr. Miller's
m‘aphophono.
The work of filling In the lot In Sen.
view avenue, near the Junction on
Washington street, in preparation for
East Norwalk's motor generator, has
been started. The building will be put
ilp very soon,
Morton Knapp. right hand man and
general assistant of Manager Harry A.
Bradley, of the Bridge Pharmacy.
took a tumble the Iona-lb of the collar
stairs, yesterday, and sprained his left.
wrist. Morton is a very popular yuan
at
‘1'
.,
' standing over their proposed
. mlng match.
the erection of the building to house '
.man, m jeep neatly many friend
have/offered th ir srnypatby. 3
John Wheeler, Hohry Brown and a
Dunbar-y visitor took a'irlp down the
harbor yesterday after long clams. and
so successful were they that their
catch was as large as would ordinarily
be secured by half a dozen men.
At the Advent Christian Church the
pastor. Re‘. Lester I“, Reynolds, will
preach at 0:30 a. In. and :30 p. m.
Morning subject, The Message of the
Flowers; evening subject, A Bible R0—
mance. Sunday school at” m.: :Ilm'
Ior meeting at, 3 p. m.: y ung people's
meeting at 0:15 p. In.,~ object, Win-
nlng Souls, leader, Ads 14. liyxbee.
The Ollagowallas and the Pollywogs
lct last night clip by without a sur-
prise party. These affairs are almost
weekly, and as a result a number of
the members were animus last ulllhl.
not knowing whether because they
had not learned of a proposed party
Was an indication that none was to be
held or that they were to be the vic-
tims of their friends.
John C. Silcox and William .I. Wels~
hell have not, yet come to an under-
swim-
Mr. Silt-ox is willing and
anxious to swim against Mr. Welshcit,
and In confident of winning, but Mr.
Weisbeit has not nmch enthusiasm ov-
er the proposition.‘ His friends are
confident, however, that they will be
able to eonvnieo him that the 0121110“
would he an excellent one.
The loyal and Patriotic Association,
with headquarters on the Washington
strct bridge, has ceased work tempor-
arily on the formation of a mayoralll)’
and nldermnnic ticket, to refute the
base insinuation that It has been con-
sidering ways and means to turn all
of icitst'hiorwulll’s lemons into pench-
en. Said one of the members this
morning, wlib rising lnlleciion caused
by anger, “It's not so, it‘s not so, i
tell you. Fur be it from the, Loyal
Protective Association to admli‘ that
East Norwnlk has any lemons outside
of the fruit stores, I’cacheswwhy.
for peaches, iiillll-wiiili‘l Norhlk “W
lilo garden of Eden beaten to a fraz-
Z‘P'It
A very important meeting of‘ the
clal board of lin- thou Avenue Metho-
dist church will be bold tomorrow, at
the church, Immediately following the
morning service. The board will colt-
sider the supply of the pulpit for the
following year. it has been known for
some time that Iilv pastor, Her. (I. 'IV
Freeman, will have to leave tbiii cil-
mate for the benefit of his health, and
be has an opportunity to make a
change which he believes would be
very beneficial to him. The punter 0i
a Methodist clt‘trch in San Antonio,
’I‘enxs, would like to come north. and
Mr. Frtilnun will maki- Ihe exchange
with him, provhiing- this arrangement
can be flittlsfaeiorily Inude, During
iht‘ IIIIIc more than a your that Mr.
Freeman has been pastor of the East
Norwullt t'Inlrrh hc outdo made a lurin-
number of friends and thcy rcarct that
his health hill but ptl'mlt him to re-
muln bcrc.
Kodei ctmipictrly digests all classes
of food. [I mil cut right at the iron-
blo and do Ibc vcry work Itself for the
slrmrnrb it is piratinnl to lake. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge l‘lmrmacy. ”
ROWAYTON.
ii. Arthur Griffin, of llowayiou sve-
uue. ban gone to llnston In the Inter-
est of the Griffin Manufacturing Com-
puny.
The members of l‘iowayion nose
lumpany had a sklddo march. Thurs-
day night, led by Commander linrvcy
Minor.
The fruit trees of all varieties have
put forth their blossoms profusely.
and it is predicted that there, will he
a good yield.
Mr . Silas A. Carpenter, of Raymond
slrrI , who was operated on name time
ago for tumor, in the .‘x‘orwalk Hospi-
tal. is doing very nicely.
Mrs. S, F. laefferts. of‘ New York
city. has rented Dull Cottage, at Toke~
nekc. She spent yesterday there and
will arrive Monday for the season.
0. H. Pom: and family, of New York.
arrived today to spend the summer at
their residence on the rocks, at Toke-
neko. A consignment of household
goodssnrrived yesterday.
I-‘rank Imkwood. who recently pur-
chased a‘lot between the properties of
B. A. Grillin and M. C. Ogden. in now-
ayton avenue, has had a new fence
erected. and will in. the near future
erect a. barn.
A surprise party was tendered Miss
Katherine Kilncfeltcr, last evening, at
her home in Rowayton avenue. A large
party of young people were present.
and the time was pleasantly. passed
with games and music. Refreshments
were served.
The house. committee of the Nor-
walk Yacht club wishes that the mem-
bers having boats stored in the club
house would remove them, at least
for a time, that the club house may be
cleaned up and made ready for the
opening on Memorial Day. ‘
The Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
Churchwlorning service. 102350; Sab-
bath school, 2 o‘clock; pastor’s Bible
class. 2:20: Epwortn League. 6:45:
evening service, 7:30. The pastorwlll
present“. both services. The topic for
the evening sermon will be The Motho
dllt Church and Amusements.
Rowaytou Baptist church: Services
as follows: Sunday—10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m., public worship with oer.
mon. Rev. Thomas McKay, of New
"Mom-officiating. Bible school at.
11:45 a. m.; Junior Endeavor meeting
at i p. m.: Senior Eudoavm at 6 p.
m. Monday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ad]. Cleverly social under
the auspices of the Missionary Com-
mittee of the Y P) s. C. E. Rehearsal
for Children‘s Day exercises this even-
Ing at 7:30 In the church. All mcm~
hero of the main department of the
school are. urged to attend.-
Joscph Urban. :1 city resident of
Rowayton. who met with an accident
while dismounting from a train In
that "city" last; winter, brought suit
yesterday for $1,000 damages against
the New York, New Haven and Hort-
ford' railroad company. It. was, on
January 20 that Iii-bun tumbled” In
Rowayton. He found It a hard place
but it . , ,Ib incubation airlift}
The no tday he was mad and dams ,
6d that he be taken back to the land,
of his adoption. Urban was carried
past tbe'station by the frat “and.
when he dismounted he went III ough
the bridge over Rowayton avenue. He
claims that. he was bruised and shock
‘cd and It was the railroad’s fault. The
suit was brought through Attorneys
Keogh & Cnndee, of South' Norwuik.
and the papers were served by Cuti—
stable Itoseoc P. Brown, of New Hr.-
ven. ,
. M
Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup
does not constipate, but on the other
hand its laxative principles zently
move the bowels. Children like It.
Hold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. “
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
There is an uncalled for letter at
the Darlcn post other: addresed to Mar-
garita Valdez Webb.
Miss Frodericka Siliiman. of Dorian.
was a guest yesterday, of her sister.
Mrs. A. C. Wilson, in Greenwich.
Mr. Spooncr has been negouatlnr;
for the purchase of the J. B. ”other
place In Dnrlcn, belonging to the us-
tato of the late Representatives
Charles G. Waterbury.
have been residing In Prospect rive-
nuo, have gone to Great Barring on,
Mass, where they will spend the ‘ Im’
mer on their, farm.
Ground has ben broken for the c ol-
onial cottage of William Warren, of
Stamford. on the enter of the m 'w
road and the St nford turnpike in
Norotun. , .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morchousc 8i
have returned from a visit with heii’
son, Theodore, and family. in Borko'
icy. Cal, also their son Harold and
wife, in Chicago.
The tit-nth of Mrs. Melville E. Mead
In Norwalk, Thursday afternoon, was
i‘eet‘llvcd with deep regret in Daricu.
Mrs. Mead was a resident of Darlcn
for several years, conducting iii‘ school
here.
Mr. and Mm. Henry i‘nochrr will
return from New Hart-n Io Darlen in
June, and will occupy their former
home on Railroad avenue, Mr. and
Mrs. Shaughncssey will return with
them. i
The [union basebal team, weather
noon with the Crittrlou t‘iub, of
liridgchori, on the baseball lot in Main
strict. ‘i‘in- \‘Ifiiitlra‘ are opposed to
I'm n strong mun, and a good game is,
looked for. , l
Tim Burton Juniors arc to try to,
win a \Iclory this nftcrnon from the
Kelsey Athletic (‘lub baseball team.
of Norwalk, ui litio at the Noxon lot-
in Main sirct'l. This contest In to be
a preliminary to the buried-Criterion
t‘lub game.
Mrs. Sarah sweczy has purchaser!
the building occupied by Mrs; M. I'et-
crson, Railroad avenue, and will con.
[little at that place her restaurant.
Mrs. Peterson will move to the next.
store and mnduct a delicatessen, fruit.
and \cpciablo business.
l’oricr Emerson Brown, a short-
story writer, whose work Irrqucntly
appeals In the magazines. has moved
from llaricn to his new house In‘
Norwulk. There is only one or two
celebrities left in flatten now, of all
Ilip colony of a few years ago.
Mrs. Anna A. Johns, widow of Mn»
son Johns. died at her home in Nom-
ton. Thursday. Funeral service will
he held at the residence of her sister.
M rs. Andrew Sniffcu, Nomtou Heights.
Sunday. at 3 p. m. Interment will be
at Woodland Cemetery. Stamford.
Muster J -m iibrlaub. of Nomton.
the son 0 John (‘. I'hrluub. Wild
ducked III the stream that flows
George 0. Stevens and family, who-
permitting, will cross bats this afterw'mllli new; establishment. About July I.
, , he Romy ’ "
toll .chibwas not . '
tornoon. The so
favor of Wilton; ,
‘ 0‘. ‘i K,‘
Buutho ' I l ‘ l
Ilswm T .
I “f . . ‘ ‘ I
, ‘ . WW‘ vii!» '__,'
‘ ~ A! SL‘IQRT.,ifli-' n"
Miss .Iullin Adams has returned from
MIIIBOUI‘I. where she has been ensued
Inlteach'mg school. She will remain at»
no: home in Greens Forms for the ‘
patscnt. , .
frown Clerk‘Joaeph 0. Hyatt, Dr.
R Mara and Charles Fable attended
'l" ceremonies at Pyramid Temple,
N 01'.ch of the. Mystic Shrine. at Bridal:-
in v ; last night, ‘
The cottage prayer meotltIg at tEo
n fildonce or Mward Pillow, at Poplar
i ins, Tuesday night, was well at:
Iended. Rlev. George E. Bilhop cou-
I lucted the service.
A cottage. prayer meeting was held
'5} the residence of Charles Mills, at
arena trauma, Wednesday evening. at
which thus was a large attendance.
Rev. Gnome E.”Bishop ofllcloted.
The triangle at the junction of State
stret cutie Myrtle avenue to boil:
transformed from an eyesore intoia
pretty littlofipark through the clans
at" the WW“! improvement Boole-
Prof. W. ywheaucy. who has been
appointed «superintendent of the West-
DOl‘t “hauls was In town yesterdu.
and ‘madei, a tour of the place In order
to gel in, touch with the scholars ‘be-
fore the next term,begins.
Louis ,Leptic, who broke his leg In
Jumblng from track two weeks ago. .
ls able to be. around on crutches, and .
has returned to his home in compo
from the Norwalk Hoapltal,“wbere he
has been undoi- treatment.
Jotieph Cahlll has moved his family
to N orwalk, where he is engaged as '
liocatau for the S. N. E. '1‘. Co. MP-
arn' . lira. Olmstead are installed In the: ,
telep hone building here . Mrs. Olm- ‘
stem . is manager of the exchange, and ' ‘
Mr. Olmsvead has taken Mr. Cahill'o
plot: 9 as lineman. '
E. 0- Simption, who bus been inxnl‘
9“ '3“ a n‘narmacist at the Cannon
PM "We! in this village for six years. .
has Ielfifd the store in Toquet block '
WV. occ'ipIPd by Mrs, Uhdcrwood as a
Mr. 53in .paon will open the store It a
first (‘I'ass pharmacy. . -
An I .xle on the Bridgeport chiefl'
gulcy car broke while the car was
pass" ig'down Riverside avenue, Thurs. .
day—jumping. i'l‘he car left the Milli. ~
did when It was stopped it lay across
the tracks, wher It effectually bIOCKW
this road until It was hauled off by the
carts from the local line. ‘l‘he on? “3
talc an to the. burn, where a new‘ Iain .
war: subutltwed and other ,I'cpairs
Inn dc. ' . - ‘
{l‘he' cased Invoking the shine I)!
Illnthorne a ' in’ which Mrs,’.lo,lln
Ellie I8 dctifiut ' against John" A
”(We and Carl Konrad wil,bc heard
before Jud no Booth at :Nuwalk, next
Monday. I agreement of counsel, “‘9
whole ma nor will be fought out betcha
:: refuse , mesa cases are. the mantis 7‘
of a fun ll; quarrel in which bl‘OthBl'ii
.oul inst rats are struggling for the how
fission in? the property on the CM“ ‘
or Stat ’s-Vand compo streets. 3 “ ‘
A P grander fell from a car at Har-
ris Cl moor Wednesday afternoon and
I.ct-clx ed Injuries .wbich Iesuiieadun .
”mks n collar bone. The caroml‘fitdl'
:(I it a». corner from thin east. ahdrlr“ .
mm attempted to alight, although It
was still going rapidly and. was to
NW at a switch a few yaids further
on. After turning hit a dozen comer»
:n' dis the man crawlsd to the side of
ill 3 track and \vrlihcd in pain. Con» ,'
.f-k
through the Phillips Illt‘lit'rifx‘ ll1.,(iii n-
brook. Thursday, ulni h:.~': lather has
asked the police to investigate. Mus-
ter if’hrlaub says that a boy he nines
not know met him near the stream.
and first tossed his but upon the wa-
Icra. When Ultrlaub went for the:
but. the boy followed him and shoved
him into the stream, bendforemost.
John “who was placed under or
rest, yesterday, by Constable Wilbur
Rates, on the charge of having an ll!!-
Iicenscd dog. It is also understocd
that Mr. aurkc used sonic warm ver-
lal expressions to. Grand Juror Nathrm
hunchy on the subject of his nrl‘oztt,
and It was hinted In Dnrien that there
might. be an additional charge as a. 1‘!“
suit. The dog case will be heard this
evening at 7:30 before Justice William
H. Wliimott, .lr._ at the town hall.
In Dar-ion last week there were
three sales of property, as against six
for the second week in 1907. The mort-
gages amounted to $22,798, as against
$2,700 a year ago. The property
changes follow:
Herzog, E. H., et al, to H. C. Flutt-
mnn, Collendcrs Point. ~
Illadlls, Andre, to L. C. Bitmap, et
al, Hoyt street.
Hillside avenue. ,‘wh
‘cAawoan.
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WILTON. '
'Mrs. Frances Fesscndcn ls seriously
ill.
Miss Sarah Aboit has been on the
sick list with the measles. ’ '
Mrs. Oscar Eckland is visiting her.
sister. Mrs. Botsford. in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Frank Hartley. of New York.
spent Sunday with relatives in tovni.
The made Sewing Smictyuot St.
Matthew's parish. met Wednesday at-
ternoon at the rectory. -
Miss Tucker and her aunt, ofeNow
.York. are occupying the format“! oat-
tage in Hurlbutt street. . .. ,..
There was no sessiodinfflheihui
I
Miss Augie Post, being away,,_ ..
Mr. and Mrs. Slack and family, ,ot
New York. are occupying .thelr sum-
mer cottage in' South Wilton. , , w
A number of ladies of the, Congre-
gational Church attended a mission-
ary meeting in New Haven on Tues-
sml will Weill? illii iii Mill—HM
day. . .
.-.9ViӤ to it}? rain the ball
l?,lri .I)‘. do,
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Warner. Ma, et ux, to O. W. Crabbe, -
. heard.
‘ Ferris, of Nortleld, sang solos,
‘ Mrs. Wood, of this village, sang
um school. on Tuesday, ans-teacher, .11
fi'lili-Iili
«It‘s-tor Comuick out him'aboard init
r. and took him to Dr, Nolan's, where
the doctor discovered a broken collar .
hub. The injured man was taken to
'..ho cruel-geocy hospital in Bridgeport.
en the neat car. and afterwards to the
Bridgeport Hospital. He is badly _
‘, injured. , L
l The South Norwalk schools will be"'
twithoni ;. nuparlutcndent now that
Superintendent Fools has resigned. L
South Not-walk would ,do well to stance
over the line before looking any fur
ther for material with which to fill lilo.
illnce. Prof. F. 1.. Mend. wbocrdr “I “
connection with the \VcstpoI-t schools
in July would sniouth out the writ}. . ., ..
in the South Norwafk school, affaiw, ‘
and. got things in running or Qr‘h'hlia,
In in short time it allowed 9 do so
The wonderful change in the aspect
that local school affairs slud'e’uhe took
hold has caused much favorable. will
meet. Prof. Mead is as big in man
le at and heart as he is physically, out
he has had years of experience int, ,
cationai’nnatters. it is not often: '
a. man combines the instinct 0‘! .
instrucmr with great executive ability
and these two qualities are prom V
In Prof. Mead's character,
About two dozen members of-W”
port Grange wont to Cannons on, "
day night, and enjoyed the hos'pl'
About 25 members came fromfi
field, and about 50 from Nordéld.
program of excellent numberfi
Mrs. Seofleld and Miss
B. Bradley, of Westport, read,
Miss Bhutan recited.“ Other aunt
were equallydnterostinr... After. W
business and the program a, ban ,
was served which-c . ‘ 1.
previous efforts of the? idle: of.
him orgngaghs’ucn :chiljfi wet-clout
e. e , we :. o , ’
variety of ‘e'dibiéd‘so'ld‘ a d
ladies of this mac horas
lines: one
reputation if being the,
the state, and their exceeded the!
utation'on thlolooc
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are on n "3 "tiny 1 box of
Now-Hum". they get the
311:; muo‘ihgoi in weight.“
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