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PRICES 10 ‘i'O 40 CENTS.
See ‘i‘hetnmln the Window.

THE BRIDGE , PHARMACY.

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3-1"") more oyster buyers from Rock.
away arrived this morning in Wilson's
Cove. -‘ , - .

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The Pastime Orchestra is to play at
a surprise party in East Norwalk this
,evciss. .

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Sea bass are commencing to run,
and the local fishermen report some
800d catches. ‘

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George S. Bailey, of'Dcrien, was s
1. Bennett. of Sea-

>view avenue, Tuesday.

 

Mrs. LouisaLWecd, 0: Cliff street.
Norwalk, has been spending a tow
days with Mrs. Susan F. Green, her
sister.

 

John J. Walsh has lustailc the en-
' zinc in his yacht Beulah, an expects

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Fred Gehrmann launched his sleep

yesterday. and intend to use her in
bring the sea-

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William Lyle was taken ill while at
work on his sloop off Sprite lslnnd.
esterday, and ‘was obliged to return
ome.

 

There are now so many launches
about the Washington street bridge
that there is imperative laced of more
floats. ,

 

Conductor Charles J. Caffrey. of the
Dorion Point line, is enjoying a day's
vacation, and his car is inst-barge of
Harry Kipp.

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Max Levy-of the Washington. " ct
bridge, arrived home inst night f m
a several. days' visit with relatives in
New York and Brooklyn.

The East Norwalk natural growth
,workcrs loaded down the Elis-
worth gasoiene oyster boat with oy-
sters for..Princcss Bay, this merniug.

 

 

‘ When Fred bovcjoy was out on tho
Sound yesterday in his launch. the mo.
tor broke down. Fortunately assist-
ance was nearby, and he was towed
in. '

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Floyd J, Angovinc's new launch.
which has been hauled out on William
Tobcy's ways for repairs to the stuf.
ling box,‘took a dip back into the wa-
ter today.

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, Thuwnuai Children's Day program
of the Advent Christian Sunday school
will be held on Sunday, June 2lst, in-
stead of next Sunday, as previously

announced. .
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Dr. Herbert D. [tyres is expected up
from Flushing. tomorrow, to make ar-
rangements for placing his launch.
which his father has been building, in
commission. .

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The famous Hip Club, of the Wash-
ing it street bridge. has disbanded
for the season. The next meeting is
scheduled for 11259 p. m. on Thursday,
November 12th. ,

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‘ -—The ladies orcmiswhumh will
old 1'food snlc‘ at the‘Parish rooms.
. an gantstrect, "on Friday, June 12.
rbn'l '3 to 6 o‘clock.

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. Millard Schoonovcr is busy these
days at his Wih'nipauk farm, but he
has found tim

e to have the front of
his WabhiugtOn strcct bridge cstab~

llshment re-painted.

 

'Raicbnrd Sweeney took a trip down
the’harbor yesterday, and , returned
homeiast evening with a half bushel
0t “ has He was accompanied by
two. _’ rgetown friends.

Titer’liiive‘i‘s harborFWas a busy place
this litOl'nilfl,,_,,-It was estimated that
between aoiancso East Norwoik oy:

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, walk ~

I. on June 24th. , The cals
_ ~ successful rehearsal. last night. at the
j home of Miss Marion L’Hommedic

, Dorian .Centerzach‘oeliorlfthe coming

 
 
 

 

laid ‘ i torment foi-

church. doillclatcfi
owed at Rivers a cut ‘tery. in Nor.
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Ferd lisuck hit-only line WIM‘ln

connection «with lift rep rtod new six-
cyiihdar Fiat ear, is. . i
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his run

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is now too late to titer it
Grand Prix automobile race,
in France next week. ‘

The home of Mason urn. Item-y J.
Blake, at 15 Beavicw avenue. has Just
been placed under quarantine, owing
to the illness of.scsrlet fever of three

children. The warning card was put
on yesterday by Health Oiiicer Tracey.
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The Phliathea Glee Club is prepar-
ing for the; recital of Miss Kathryn.
C.‘ Allen's pupils, whichlwili be held‘

bad a very

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in Rowan street. -

 

The swimming race from the Wash-
ingion street drawbridge to the coun-
try Club dock is not yet “off." even
though it has been hanging tire for
several weeks. io‘red Knapp was one
of the-principals. $100 was announc-
ed as the stake.
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Work is temporarily ata standstill
on the new Christ church in Gregory
Boulevard, but it is exported that the
carpenters will resume operations
in a few days. The bell for the
church has arrived, and luncheon pluc.
ed in the lysemcnt of the building.»

William Eilsworth's handsome gaso-
icno yacht spent the night in the bar-
bor. Mr. Elilswuth. who home is in
New Jersey, and ‘who is a member of
the Ellsworth Oyster Company, came
to South Norwalk in look over the oy-
ster grounds of the company in this
vicinity. ' .

 

 

The blind evangelist. the Rev. Mr.
Brush will speak at tho itdventChrim
tlan church, ~this cvcnihggon. "The
Last I), of Russia." This address
is‘in th nature of a prophesy. Mr.
Brush is said to be a very eloquent
speaker. and will probably be greeted
by a large audlbnee.

 

The “city hall" building at the Jon's-l
tiorf of Washington street and Sea-
viow avenue. is a busy place these
days of nmnicipoi electric lights. This
little building. is thewheathunriers of
the construction derntrtnicnt, and the
men who are building the line start
out from here each morning. ‘
' There is likely to he an interesting
rowing match shortly. ,licnry Parks
last night made another. offer to row
Jacob Sec, .lr., around the Norwalk ls-
iands for any sum ranging from ten
cents to 8100. Mr. Sec promptly ac-
cepted the challenge, and has no doubt
who will collect the sinks should the
proposed race materialize.

 

—Msny ills come from impure blood.
Can't hsvc pure blood with faulty di~
gestion lazy liver undisluggish bo-
wels. hurdock Blood Bitters strong
thcns stomach. bowels and liver. and
purines the blood.

aowav'rou.‘

.Eibirt Woodward, of the West Side.
Rowayton, is overhauling his Jib-maln-
saii bout.

Mischievous Darien boys are again
up to their antics in Rowayton. Last
evening they destroyed the cotton in
itsymond street.

 

 

The new cobblestone fence around
the Rowaytou Methodist church has
been finished, and the dricssing is now
being put on the ground. ill-eparatory
to needing the lawn. ‘

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There will he a rehearsal, this even-
ing, of the lndian Drill (to be given at
the library fair) at Crhw‘s Hall, at
7:45 o'clock. All taking part are ear-
licslly requested to be present.

 

Hickory Bluff is already a popular
place for bothers, and quite a few go
in there at each high tide. Captain
Alvah ll. Tuthill has placed a large
new iiout off the-b sch. All of the
bath heusce at-thc pavilion have been
rented for the season.

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The legal 'voters of the South Five
Mile River School District are hereby
notified and warned that the annual
meeting of said district will be held
at the school house, on Friday evening.
June 12, 1908. at 8 o‘clock.
To hear the reports of officers; do
elect oilicers for the ensuing year, and
to‘ transact any other business pro-
periy coming before said meeting.
EARL F. THOM-ils,
District Committee.
Rowayton, CL. June 5. 1908.
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day and his blade was

it for the
day by B. T. Natteford. ’ .

 

Dr. T. F. Session. who formerly re-
sided in Noroton, and who recently
had an allies in Dorian. has recently
located in Georgetown. with his ism-

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Mlldw’ard Raymond; their . I Dal-ten
mason. and his bride, M It Lena Av-
ery, who were married ”last night at
the bride's home in Dr geport, are
on a honeymoon trip to orids..~
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Miss Ruth Ballard. of Dorian. grad-
uated Monday in New York from a
school which qualifies her to he s kin-
dergarten teacher. Miss Jlldna Spoon-
er, of Duties. attended the exercises as
Miss Ballard's guest.

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lsaac H. Bettina. who was injured
by being run into by an automobile on
.Noroton Hill. last week. continues to
show improvements. this week. and it
no further complications set in his re-’
covery wii be only a matter of time.

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A somewhat exciting runaway occur-
red in- Main street, Darlen, near the
Columbia Hotel, arly Monday night.
George Dance su coded in stopping
the runaway. The. wagon was over-
Eurncd but no serious damage was
one.

Noroton Heights chicken-thieves.
or those who operate on the Heights.
evidently do not go about‘the business
in a haif—hcnrtod manner. in proof
thereof is an entry on the, biotsr at
police headquarters. «in Std ford.
which sets forth the information that
on Monday evening the 1‘ hennery of
Mrs. Root, of Noroton Heights. was
entered and 100 chickens were stolen.
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wnsrron'r. _
The foundation for two newscaltales
near Compo Mill have been begun. *

Miss louise blush, daughter ot'i‘ion.
Lloyd Nash, has returned from Vassar
College, and is passing the summer va-
cation at her home here.

 

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A cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the home of Judson Watts, at
Poplar Plains. this evening. Rev. Goo.
E. Bishop and Rev. Kenneth Macken-
slc will be present.

 

Tho strawberry festival and fair of
the ladies of the Methodist church was
largely attended and a large sum add-
cd to the fund for church work. The
Friendly Circle was in charge.

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The new Methodist church is nearly"
completed. and the carpenter work
will be finished this week. All that
will remain to be done up will be
some decorating and touching up.

n. at Ruby has pill-gunned the resl.
deuce on King street owned by F. .1.
Banks and will begin extensive repairs
and improvements, immediately. He
will occupy the house when the work
is completed. '

 

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The Rev. Kenneth Manitoulin. of
Trinity church, pod Rev. Gerald ll.
Dean, of Christ church, with lay dolo.
cations, were in attendance at the the
cotton convention. which was recently
held in Middletown. '

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Friends of Miss Scnlotier here have
received letters from her, saying that
she is happy in her new home, and
that she is not suffering as the result
of her experience here. She is thunk-
fui to those who took I friendly inter-
est in her, and is profuse in her ex-
pressions of gratitude.

The repairs to the Southport road in
Greens Farms are ornnpieted. and the
work has been accepted by the county
commissioners. under whose supervis-
ion the work was done. The read now
is smooth and solid. and lean example
of what can undone with gravel alone
in road building. _‘3 The necessity of roll-
lng down a road when built 0! gravel
is snipiy proved in this instance.

That the people of Westport enjoy
seeing a good play well taken off was
evidenced last evening at Met Hall.
A‘- record breaking number wercrin
attendance to witness the play cntllled

 

 

 

sented by the Westport’ ' Dramatic
Club. Th1 the play was a great suc-
cess both financially and otherwise
goes without saying, and every one
present pronounced it one of the best
evcrnheld in the town. and the whole
aflair reflects much credit on the abil-
ity of the club. The cast of charac-
ters of the play was as follows:
ChaunceyrShort. the. iooi,‘.Artbur ii.
Jelliiie: Matthew Ruthvsn. banker
and broker, 'John A. Kimber; Banister
Strange. linthven’s partner, Horace
Wakeman; DePeyster Ruthven. Ruth-
ven's son, Alexis Godiliot; Jack Daval.
manager for Ruthven, Robert Pear
son; Rev. Jacob Howell, interested in
foreign missions. Frank Dayton; Per-i
kins, valet to Short.'ll‘ranlr Oshorni.
Thomas.» janitor at :Short's, Robert
Hubbell; Morgan. butler at Ruthven's,

 

 

 

William Sturges: Margaret But on.

 

 

 

"'bsnrim sophomores. ‘

Allen Bates is' assisting ati'James C.-
Pooley's market. in Main street.

Mrs, Henry Breacher. of Main street,
baricn, is ill and under a physician's
care. ' ~

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l Theseus, an uncalleddor letter at
the Dairies post-once addressed to Er-

vi'gu Puioi. ' . ‘
M . i $31 . ‘

Mark Wilbur, of Dagen. aging-ed
atvthel’arls. France a ‘ one o, our,
cost Home. stanchion a; .
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year have not yet“ been announced.
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A stonewall is may shut in trout
of Mrs. Georgédiz' entry's: «recently

nue.

 

‘ he predicted with :s. 36.000 cottage
w id cost when completed—Chico I

purchased property. in Mansfield ave-

Ruthven’hndsughter. Marion Hub ell;
Sophisgrnnthvcn, Ruthvs‘n‘s wife.
Edns‘ or: Miss Jessiaitood. with
a ray , for .the‘abtidue. Georgie
some; elite“. Ruthven. Ruthven's
nieOBwIflW Dayton; Marie. maid at
Short's.‘ Vivian Toquet. Act l—LShort’s
bachelonspsrtments. Blotter morning.

Act lb ry
sunfish. Iict “Reception room,at

Ruthvsn’whionday evening. Act 4—
Same as Act 3,-ten days later.

gan—Thgpoor telly mishtook an auto
horn'“fer‘*h whistle and topped wurr
,croshinl the stroller-Pu ' . ‘ .
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us. CommuteréaSplcndld:

lets- curses

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as Parklflllilvg' oi. 00ng .
from Nor , ‘-." ill on-

~ golf. ivVimmin

“The Gilded Fool," which was pre- .

giltnthven's, Monday '
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nfi—Sghwst became av Pct? Gro.

#Was the clairvoyant

ml \; . , link", I ' . .t‘r , ‘1,
several smaller Athletic Indies
sd Under, One Hand.
NEW HAVEN, June 11.-—-Under the
name of the Yale University Associa-
tion of Minor Sports havo been
hrousltt mother inhnnsiomllluilpn
the various ,smsllqr. sthlatio bodies of
the university, as bpslul boll. “W11
g, gymnastic, wrestling,
recalculation has and wooing, clubs.
according to an announcement made
public today. Thlslactlon was taken
at s meeting .last night of the man-
agers orthe teams named. who enter.
ed . into an hgreemc‘u'i. which is sub-
lent ’to ratification by th‘c‘generni ath-
letic committee of tho-university.
The constitution states that “the
object of this organisation shall be to
direct the general athletic policy of
the minor sports at Yale University
and to control the collection of sub-
scriptions and the disposition of the
funds so .coilected for the minor.
sports."
it is further provided that the or-
ganisation "shall not as the more.
sentatlvo of the minor sports in their
athletic relations with other colleges
and universities wherever the action
of the management of any one sport
would affect any of' the others."
The membership of the committee
is to consist of thirteen men, includ-
ing the presidents of the organisa-
tions named, the director of the gym-
nasium, member'of the academic fac-
ulty and member of the Shemeld Sci-
ontitio School faculty.
The ‘two faculty members of the
committee. with the president or the
association, are to constitute a snbw
committee, to be known as tho Flnuna
ciai Union of Minor Sports. and is to
be associated with the treasurer of
Yale Field.

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COMPANY.

A§.iiiil second bid for popular favor,
Mr. (ll motion will offer tonight "The
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thoir very best. and Mr. Clarendon
himself is particularly happily cast
in the role of Jerry Weston. The
usual excellent performance is prom-
ised. The dance alter the perform-
nnco last night proved to bc aebig
success and we: enjoyed by many
couples, who whirled srmind until
nearly midnight. For the first three
nights of next week Mr. Clarendon will
present “The Man of Mystery" and for
the balance of the current week "The
Convict's Daughter" will be mcscnted
with the banal matinee on Saturday.

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REFUSED STAY OF. EXECUTION.
srnmormm. lit. .lunc il.«—-Tho
state Supreme Court today refused
to stay the execution of Herman ini-
ilk. who is sentenced to suitor the
death beauty in Chicano tomorrow for
Millimeter“ Mrs “W .Vmii. ..

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:7 j _.. ~ 1907
Plumbing and Steam

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SLATE AND'TIN ROOFING.
Gs- snd a com Fitting. Gas Fixtures.

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The HAROLARGNDON STOCK cc.
Supporting limits! Clarendon, "Brook-
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“TH! CONVICT'O DAUGHTIR.“
for Thursday. Friday and Saturday
'4 3mm“

announcing. Mendy. June“ is, tor

Monday;- Tendon madly-W
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Vaudeville...>snd Moving Pictures.
Prices ~Evoninglr doc! and.. 13c;,,,.ni
nees, 10c. Reserved aunts at 200 a
25c. on sale at Clifford Drug Store-
Willi Kind «(3 Jun-vii; ‘-

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0n milliliter-niches”. January 7.

«Matinee: Wednesday and waster-day.
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We ive been. gas on
iv at. lwtw , . ~
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our do . .
‘ ‘ M‘ ‘u with w.
That him roll emi‘hindo
titers on. Any more room to be so
"to“, ._ - .... .17; ,; . ,,, ‘
.. Crocus-y. Glassware.- Houufcrntsh
ing floods. '
,‘Jspsnsse Chin!
Plates. etc. '
Painters' Supplies. .1
Good My mind rust. 01.25 per
gallon. 7 ‘ 71 -’
White Cu
1“. " ' . .. . 9
Window Shades and Picture mes
made, to, order.

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in cm. 'stmrs.

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Painting and Decoratinlc'i Ditch
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interestpisy which will appeal to an. ~ ‘ : . . 3"" s , i ,
The pluy’glvcs the entire company on should )0 equipped with I m
excellent oplmlinnlty in stipoar at new white. ‘cns niece W” M

celsln Enameled tars . ,
, Have you over slow to m
bots have hos-sad cold running enter
in your .drcssing .. chamber; sloop-
ing apartment or first .iioor toilet
room? its presence would word you
the highest degree. of comfort. ‘

:Memlllshdlr note you rm 0'!

olun'ibon maiden, compo no
streams-i s... new , ,_
liOBACE it NASH.
consign mus mo “'5" are.

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us no minnow.
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and Emulsion , ,
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‘ Residence. 0 Washington Mr
‘70le It house. III.

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JOHN H. KNAPP. is: Vicepru.

 
 
 

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Morass snowstt. Cashier.

.. .: {DIRECTORSF

LN. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light

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fairy?“ his]. back. which made
life misc w infer airtime.

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in; intuit!if " , no line, is .iirst lieuten.
anli of the ,thzoompany. and has
«80!!!! ~to. drillnifhil Iabsencc. the
handles Obi ' ‘ car are in charge ofL
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*noon.‘ . "I, .' 'i‘. Freeman; pas-
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pathway are constantly. stalwar—
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