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' . Mrs. 05,
this his 5th is especially
hoods Mil ordinances.
h5* can. aha
hill 0%” stb‘scsuti‘t
: , rut, sum
W "test and host tie~
torcisu and domestic
M ASH NM‘ N 1' IT.
55' 5:33.52“ ,
' “Who- tmns tor East ’Norwslk's new
‘ motor generator house has been rain:
Oil.
Herbert W Gerhard. o! Gregory
Boulevird. has overhauled John
Who's launch
Royal Decker and daughter
, lie on of Cove avenue have returned
. home from a visit in iiprticrd.
l
«Fro Haul: is overhauling his
‘ Mitch encnsh and hopes to sell her
I'M turn the proceeds into an auto-
inohlle.
Improvements have been made to
the sidewalk at the corner of Scsvicw
avenue and Jl‘irst street by filling in
with ashes
_ lob Wood continues quite ill
at her iihmc in Pleasant street. Mrs.
Wood has been in a serious condition
tor a long time
Following the meeting of the Prohi~
bl-tion party last, evening. Fred ii
Mills led an interesting meeting or
the Rescue Mission.
George Beltner of the A B 0. Club
(aimiucport. is a guest oi his friend
illism Dennison. oi the firm or John
lion and Dennison
m
The drill trolley ride of the season
of the Ollagowailns is about due.
though such an event has not yet
been announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Pearce. of
New York, are guests of the formers
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Pcarce,’ in'CIvo avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Crockett
who moved from Rowayton to Gregory
Boulevard several months ago, are
preparing to move back again.
Tho Ollagowalla unior b shall
team and the Pirates, 5 Now it. are
to cross buts Saturday. The Wt Nor~
walk boys are confident of victory.
Mrs Chalice W. Seymour of last
Norwalk. who is seriously ill in Ridge-
iield. continues about the same. it it!
feared that her condition is very criti-
cal.
John. the bright young son of Mr.
and Mrs. John E O'Suilivan, is ill or ‘
scarlet fever. Tile house has been
'quarintincd on account of Master Sui-
iivsn‘s illness.
Both the Advent Christian and East
Avenue Methodist Sunday schools
will present their Children's Day pro-
grams Sunday. Both have their pro
grams up to a high standard.
The newly formed sewing society of
the acne Mission, on the Washing-
ton street bridge promises to do some?
excellent work it is intended to
teach the nsoiul art to children
The house is being taken down from
about Attorney John J. Walsh‘s yacht
Beulah in order that she may be
painted and the finishing: touches giv-
on for her entrance to the water
W
li‘hc Rev. G. T. Fréenlan's many
friends are glad to note the improve-
. incur. in his health during his stay in
Wslflnmtord Mr. Freeman gained a
number of pounds in weight during his
sojourn.
The Prohibition party had an enthu.
Horatio meeting last evening at the
Rescue Mission on Hie Washington
55m: bridge. Albert. Shel-wood, the
chairiiis of the local party, was in
chw ‘
R Van Alstyno is getting
Moat his recently purchased en-
sine idvmluicn at his laundry.
Thir «in showed. as the old
engine did not produce a suincient
to! power. ‘-
ready
' " one of
Y‘all“: prob
highly b8
r
' One bi
: was made by Mr. Tobey. who landed I
.I evangelist will deliver an address at
2f the Advent christian church Thursday
. night on the topic, The inst Days of
'2 form of a prophecy.
‘ tch-
'Rnoeinnn 1 wife of
tho Dory Social
the matters
ably be a
lay ride... Ono MY;
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s , _,
the entrance.
sheen under the
home we
impression Hath“: new motor new
orator house in ”view avenue into
be causii'uctsd ct concrete. flush in "
not the ham steam. tail: materiel :
only certain tilt iounds ion I d the]
base for tho‘xsnoriltcr itsgit. 9
While blush ailing yolterd Geo its
Tobey 5nd chard Sr he?!y hooi‘lsd
into some do duh. o y causht‘
two. and allowed them to go again.
do an: snapped Mr. Sween-
ey '5 no a. he biggest blacklish catch
six sounder.
The Rev. Mr. Hatch, a. blind western
Russia. His remarks will be in the
The speaker is
described as a brilliant speaker and a
colleée graduate.
William J. Weissit, Richard Sweep:
cy and Constable Samuel lrolnnd set
out down the harbor this morning in
agent oi! weskiilh his catches or
to latter have yet b reported but
the friends of the above mentioned
three abandon are confident that it
there are In woakllsh l‘beymill set
their share 0 them.- '
At the monthly business moctin
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com
last night, one at the chici- topics illi-
der discussion whsrtllc fills clnmbako
recently tendered by the Oh] Well
Hook and Ladder Company. in pay-
meat for the late pool tournament be-
tween the companies ’libo East Nor-
waik firemen bad a line time.
Many residents of East Norwalk
were very much surprised one day last
week when they saw a big “for sale"
sign in (rout oi J. Bturscs ltnndalls
residence at the corner of Scavlcw and
East nvonllos. Mr ltsutlnil however,
was not aware that he was endeavor-
ing to dispose of the property it do-
vcloped that some one he said today,
boys had taken the sign and stuck it
on his property for a pr.unk
J. Bturges Randall intends to noti-
the police authorities rchllive to
damage done by boys to his build-
lugs on the Iloncdic Farms bridge.
The trouble occurs. r. Randall says.
while the boys are in bathing. lie
has no objection to them enjoying the
latter sport from the point in ques-
tion, but he cannot allow the destruc-
tion of properly to go on. Many panes
of class have been broken out a par-
tidtlon torn down and the roots demos:
e .
witching, torturing shin eruptions.
disilgnrs. annoy, drive one wild. Dean‘ I
Ointment brin quick relief and last
in; euros. iity cents It any druu
store.
nowav'ron. .
Miss Beatrice DcWaters has return-
ed home from a three weeks visit in
Woodcliiie and Bayonne, New Jersey.
James H. Taylor. of Fall River.
Mass" is spending a two alontns' va-
cation with his totally in Raymond
street, Rowayion.
Elbert Woodward, who . attends
school at Wesley Hills, Massachusetts.
has returned to his home in Raymond
sheet. for his summer vacation.
. é "er
-
Miss Mabel Ambler is playing the cr-
gan in the Rowayton Baptist church in
the absence of Miss Mary 8 lion. who
is confined to her bed by ill css
The children of the Rowsyton Bap-
tit Sunday school will meet at 'l: 30
Wednesday and’ Saturday ev
o
enings rehearse tor Children‘s
Day.
. 4‘ M
Mrs. Ci. Raymond of Raymond
street, entertained over Sunday Mrs.
Frederick Hallie and son. Stanley. and
55m Herbert Garnsey. at New York
cty. -
M
Commodore Charles Klein's hand-
some new launch was placed in the
water Memorial Day. from the pli‘mtoi
her builders. ,Me’s’srs. Obcrhlndsr &
Klein, on the West Side.“ The Vessel
was given the name or “Okay " the
christening ceremony being performed
by Edith Wright. daughter of George
Wright. who is a prominent member
of- the Rowayton Yacht Club. Only
those interested in the launching were
present. oculnlodorc Klein held a re
caption at 2 o ’.ciock on board the boat.
and it Was attended by all the mom:
hers oi the club. and all went out for
a short cruise. It was the original in
tactics to land at the Country Club
wharf in South Norwalk but this whom,
abandoned, on account of the storm:
The Okay is fifty feet over all. ten
feet silt beam. draught three feet. six
She has a compre-
miss tel-patio stern of the latest type.
with a cabin forward. trunk cabin aft.
seps rated by a‘ bridge dock. from
which the bout is controlled. this is
equipped with a lavatory. and has seen
5g- lighting and cooking purposes.
era are sleeping accomodstlons tor
tour in the main cabin and two in the
toenails The engine is right forward
under {the but deck. no shit every
glotticie‘ of mini bio specs is occupied.
c View 15 obtained at the engine;
Clifton engine.
I
and no noise can be heard during its Hunter. 5 now J..J Cioonau, 6
solicit: opérstiomb The cabin” is all sashes W2g.m am til, 8 down; J. BeldenJ
silly finish. with gas warn and hard: ‘
‘ «assassin assaulting srcting‘uile two cabins; W
' one» cutouts M 2W a green velvet . ND TINNN TOURNEY.
Emmy; and tits hangings. curtains; ., 55.4.3 Julio il.~—0 n the courts
5155..» in" stool: odour. rue mars-lo “s can slab. new this
in! the “ridiculed: Imam or tell 2 -. 'tw‘snt'y first annual New
spas tennis tournament the!
cloves ‘muer mn’W‘lidtir
signers of the: casino.
to the game.
‘ (other Alsop Wooster.
inches. and has n 28- 40 horse power
miles is predicted- by the dial
Uml‘he vessel is
gaging}?! new «illicit? m he held
in use on use.” r ovenin
June 12,1908.“ ”block. I.
To hear there I133?” oi cities to
elect sincere for contains year.
to transact any sill business ma
pcl'ly cumin; be”! (i miss . l
.: "M’
DARIEH AN
MI
5 nuances.
Terrence J. Anderson's new house in
chwick avenue is now complete and
ready for occupancy.
M. J. Taylor. of Hawthorne. New
York. was s truest yesterday or his
son, Andrew Taylor. of Dorian.
Dr G M. Brundszo. the Norwullt
Veterinary surgeon. and William Drew,
also of Norwalk, were visitors in Dar- -
lea. yesterday.
Daricn boys found the nest of I
chicken hawk. Saturday. It is supp“.
ed that the hawk with which Mrs
[Wank MeGinnis had"such an exciting
battle last week. came from this nest.
The Dorian Juniors won 5. hard
tonight contest from the "Yale and
Towns Suburbaas. Saturday siteruoon.
at the Nazca lot diamond, or the Dar
The score was 3 to 2.
{Center School. has been appointed
angc. Conn. lie will enter upon his
new duties in September. His ounces
her at the Center School has not yet
been appointed.
An sdjcr riled .monthly‘ business
meeting or Dorian Business Men’s
Association was held last night at the
selectmcn’s oflice in the town hall
building. This meeting would have
been held a was]: one but im the an:
anal meeting or the Darien llieutel'
School district.
.45....“
Opnctablo Hartford Smith. of Dorian.
has been forced to walk with a limp
since Saturday afternoon when he tell
and out his right knee open. Constable
Smith was running to catch the min
for Greenwich at the time. in order to
be present at the game between h:
Darlcn and Greenwich baseball 1
Daricn being a. central point between
Stamford and South Norwnlk. it is lit-
tie wonder that a large crowd went
over to chlor's illil. handily. to see
the baseball game between the Nor-
walks had the Stitulicl-ds. One man
said yesterday that it seemed that half
of Dnrlea’s population had gone over
There were routers (or
both teams.
WESTPORT.
Newark. N. J. lie was called to his
old home here by the death or his
Romario Ferrari has been bound cv-
or to the an orior court in bonds or
$500 as the r salt at his arrest for soil
lug objectionable post cards. . '
The friends or Dr. George Under
wood are anxious about his condition
Although hill physician has given him
permission to leave his bed the pa
ticat shows no inclination to take as-
moat of the time.
Every boy who owns or can borrow
about il now on the river waiting
for the blasts, which are set all in the
removal of the rock in the channel of
the harbor. Hundreds of herring and
other ilsh are stunned by the explo-
s,lcns and are readily picked up when
they rise to the burl-loo some ortil
fish are muiiia'ilod by the torso of the
explosion. but many or them show no
marks, and recover a tow minutes I!-
tcr the shock. ‘ .
When the town vacates the rooms
in the Tocuct building, the pilot of
the Westpcrtcrdlsnid will nomad
in and the paper will no issued from
that place in the future. Editor Jones
will put in a stock of staticnhry and
conduct a general printing establish-
'n'lont with all the necessary equip-
ment A new press has been mom
ed and in its new home the Herald
will issue one oi the host country
newspapers ever seen induces parts.
W
GOLF on, W! MN mm“.
The Wee Burn to}! continents—not-
withstanding the ardent suit player
doesnt care many rap: about the
wontbelw—showcd its appreciation at
Saturday 5'2 use otter-ins in the Weath-
or line by turning out in force. The
qmpetitlon was am 18- hole match
against basis and the host nine hole5‘3
counted. The play was keen enough
all practical MW Rev 13. M.
Addison won the price. one adored by
amembsr.’ The scores: w :
Rev. 0. M. Addison 5 up: James
Hoyt Knapp. Ii up: Chester Selleck.
Dr Frederick Scilnvois' and E.
Rindhsrt. Jrll‘esoh 8 up; Henry Cape.
.W. Dory. Jr.. J'.‘ ll. Knapp. w. 1..
twin. DP. George Sherri“. Dr. Ger.
list Smith. Joni; caveman; such 2 up;
till: claims. at". Gillespie. W. P
Selim. W D Mchooaid nelson Toy.
loll, deem w. Weber". nucleon n
kins. each 1' up; 1.. unholy. D.
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Seoiield Jr.. even: J. H. Jenkins?
A. Lockwood. 8 dewn; G. H.
rich; ‘1‘.“ W. Dow. 2‘! Jdown. Robert
(1.
Ehkhnii
sinslosubs‘iimii‘nt {eddy and the dub-
due at tho largest. handsomest and
aw at '
y street. momma
mi 5.; V
The Jones
ion Beach" Club. Saturday alteration. _ “l
sun—M L . '9 ' , I
Principal H. :V. a. FAWN“. 01 the V e -,
princianpf the Rich School in Or ~
The HM. CLARENDON $700K 00..
happening Mr. Hill Clsfcndon. “Brook
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday «Ni his.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday Nights.
Vaudeville
Priecswnvsnings. 10c and the: insti-
noes. lilo.
355:. on male at (zillion! Drug Store.
Dally Line toN Yum
Clarence Wooster when returned to ' 2
vantage oi the priviicfio. and sleeps ,
Woodbur‘y'. ll. 8!. .Lockwood. 18.1.. .
,loilts‘ Will
the tar main to
labor and must and Weir. of,” Was“
this street.- ~sro'2 chums with sulliill
the substance unlabelled. The My:
very Ipsciihl in brownies im‘ the hind
slid hiss or libel to he used.
cam ilW «Mien to some as in Title
Wlmrrow. ,
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17 WALL STREET?” yNOHWAhK.
Coolest Theatre in the State
lyn’s Favorite Actor." in
“HE! HIART’S DRIER."
“TN! CONVICT'S DAUGHTI.
Mniinoos Wednesday and Saturday
and Moving Pictures.
Reserved costs at 20c and
For Freight Only.
on and after Tuesday. January 7
1906. Freight Propellers will leave:
Pier 28. East River. New York. limit
of Dover street). ever! it”. (except
Sandor)» at i p. m. Freight. received
at Norwslk up to l p. lo. and South
Not-walk up to b: 30 p.111.
Norwsik Siesmbdit .00.
Mining J. youth, 0. i3. Hsgemsn,
LII-u. Olaf“ uni.“
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Millet but-lo;
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new items volt soul's activists
m $452.0 5 is.
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retells"
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We Have Designs all
ran Wills
mt pulled it“ OM Hill! 1' W
illusion. Anymdromubow
“Slim out-rm- Willi!“
Japanese China in Oil". ”“00"-
Put“. Gm- l. \
l’Iinters' Supplies.
“lion.
White Curtain Poles, with natures.
lilo.
Window blades on Piston Francs
smalls to order.
filming and mention . it!!!"
m.
m lump; Mir firth-IM-
L. H DECKER
I? Washington BM '.
“hi. on ‘ lentil Hamlin
may? amenansms ennui
should b0 «i ....... with 0 sum
snow white. one n cos "WW
Mists mus: Mallory.”
film you our stoppedto consider
how delightfully convenient it would
dressing chamber. sleep-
in; apartment: or first floor toilet
the highest dam of
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent Inc-
classics. honest sud reliable. ‘ 2
HQRACE R. NASH.
Mr
DJ VID W. RJYHORD:
hours! Director
and transistor.
18 North Main at. South Nor-walk
Resilience. 6 ”Washington 85.
Telephone It house. «3.
Telephone Ii stiles. 555.2.
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Values can only be determined by
prices. it is only when one comes to
nothing unless value be there. This is
:5 point we are constantly «tidying——
best: possible for the money asked. it
is u: this way that. we have built up.
rind us still building up, our business.
AJ. Angevine 85 Sun 00..
554.155 wssumcrcu 55.. -
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smaniaymlxosmiattluw '
8—w-llncusuen.2oms rm 7,.
its presence would more you ,
comfort. .
compare qualities and prices that one -
sets a true idea of where real bargains -2 '
are to be had. new prices count for ‘2
striving to give our patrons the very 2 ‘
The Hatch dz 3 ,T-t
gm seem a pawns. colts
.04. r
from a Plgl léry to a Pulse"
YARD TEL. 56-2. ‘4" Y‘ . mv- H in MILL TEL. 5
~ srocmmss ,
LINCOLN ROOFING, i . ..
ior fabric roofing, wail 5:51“ 5MDDERS 105511an and it ,
FIR GUTTJER two lit”. 5
for eighty cars.
can PAPER. 5. a. and 5-1: Ir: ‘SASH Willows; d‘
§.-<WI close haturdsyc stomp": ly It noon. , ‘ I. ‘
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hot and cold rennin; water "
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2.2 Washington Street.
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DOUTH HORWALK, CONN. ,
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‘i VWMR‘D HOWELL, Cashier.
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mm , .
1?. Han-6 N. t 005‘. 'l: I!
cum . ”F ”’7
-. with Captain Stuart, who was collector
pggmHHHkaH‘rsbku. :51 5518 aggro when. I messenger some in .
. P) 5 s
“:30:le "'° 3- WM“! t“ Vh" “Your mother telephollos from Nor-
_ folk Captain Stuart. muesli as you to2m
wait nor call in vain utiios '
N‘fiws GP!!!
‘15 is' “mitt," 5 prising how £2
travels. and also sinus
manner in which ‘it
twisted. The recent t : ,
trimmers employed by he"
Knapp Co. was heard of i'
”Hi8 MOTHER was FIRST. 2 . 2
Several years ago while ewpcrt
NoVI; 275.. the writer was 9 cos:
torn house. conversing with captain, J.
ii. B. Stuart. son oi to htrpniido
n B. Stuart, son' of the intrepid Cen-
federate cavalry loader. There was
also present the captain ot a; coast; .
wise steamer transacting business
unethoi; employers who
the .5885 in ord Sp n
,reo ldest‘ to til en
fits. It is now. our
appoint the time who
oldest. and more trout) i
: come to the ’phone."
‘ “Excuse lachi gentlemen." llsid Cap-
tain Stuart as he hastily arose 5.5.52
his oilicisl position. » 2
"I have no time to wait here .”"grnf~
fly and impatiently unclaimed the cap-
lain ot the steamer. : : ,, _ .
“My mother is cabin mo.” chldtly
said Captain 8t rt as be all turn
or 15'
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