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William J. WeiseitB, of Washington
street, was a visitor in Danbury y-es
terBday.
The ladies of the Christ church will
not hold their regular weekly meeting
Thursday.
Miss Mary Angeiman, of First
street, is on a vacation trip to New
York state.
’Miss Emma Larsen, of New York
ls'a guest of Mrs. Charles Lexen, of
First street.
Miss Helen Savage, of Rownyton.
is the guest of Miss Mary Cullen, of
Osborn avenue.
Theodore Olsen of Fort street, who
has been ill for several days, is now
able to be out again
William S. Bartram and family, of
Norwallt, are enjoying an outing for
a short time at Calf Past-are.
nether neat little sum was raised
last evening at the ice cream sale, to
raise money for the Methodist picnic.
The Rev Kenneth McKenzie dcilv
ered an interesting address last even-
in‘g, before the Saugatuck Men‘s Club
Mr. and Mrs. H. Nathan, of Osborn
avenue, are the proud parents of a
bouncing baby boy, born a few days
380.
Miss Lillian Webb, of Rowaylon, and
Mina Elizabeth Cullen, of East Nor-
walk. were visitors Sunday, at Steeple.
case island.
The Rev. G. K. Woodson will con-
duct the pastor's meeting, Thursday
evening, at the East avenue Metho-
dist church.
' Rev. A. Ohlson, pastor of the Swed-
lab Congregational church. in Danbury,
is in East Norwalk, spending a two
weeks‘ vacation at the seashore.
The annual picnic of the Advent
Christian Sunday school will be held
at. Huntington L l. The excursion
will be on the steamer maunngton.
Mrs john” BBBBBBBBBBfiBl and children
have returned to l adelphia, after
finding several weeks in East Nor
with Mrs. Bounage’s sister Mrs.
Iglcllard Rossman.
Clifford Cooley, of East Norwnlk,
who graduated in June from the Yale
Medical. school, is now an interns. at
the New Haven Hospital anti is well
pleased with the w.ork
Mrs. Edward E. Mead and three
soils. Howard Gerald and Russell of
.Edlie avenue. have returned froru- a
visit with Mia Meuti's sister, Mrs.
Minnie A_ Hoffrnan,1itPlalnville
Captain Fred Love-joy is having his
sloop overhauled on Captain Dickson s
ways. When the work is finished, her
place will be taken on the wms by
captain Horace Saunder‘s ivy Point.
Small boat owners found a heavy
sea for them. this morning, when they
ventured out of the harbor. The wa-
ter was stirred up into waves of con-
siderable dimensions by the east
wind
. According. to wireless messages re
solved fromcMrs and. Mrs. Edward E
Gorbam andrdtiruraud Mrs. Milton El-
wood, who annals-Mr. -Gorlranr‘s cot
tage at. Bett's island, they are having
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Howard Gelmnlnrp, of Cove avenue
who is seriouIlystllrrof typhoid fever
and who was invitrtcrltical condition
a day or tworago, was reported this
morning as being quite a little im-
proved.
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Edgar M. Denmon, who was taken
the firefly. Point car more
39:319ka 33b; is ha'ving .1 some
wbat protracted illness. Mr. Demmon
is still unable to return to his duties.
oliB account of stomach trouble.‘
Moment! ,‘of Hartford place,
is“ a sin young man. but he makes
WNW. Yesterday he went
down the harbor in a rowboat. and 1e
towed-”home With a handsome catch
of wéliihsh‘ and blackflsh.
The bmtllgrhbod of Locomotive Fire-
men have I bi p at Calf Pasture.
There are fr in yo to fifteen tire
men and their" families in the camp
in it time, it- -is’ Wood to keep the
((21:31. open until the middle of Sep-
...-.
Meyer Josenl or the Washington
street bfid’gb; Was called upon to go
to the scum woman. police court.
this morning, on account or the visit
to his place of business yesterday at-
ternoon. of two small boys, who re-
ilrived the woman: $1;
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Arrangements it“! been made to
holdrtIe dead-h picnic or the East.
Attentionmtiflrmday school on
WedneItlay. Animal. ”Bronx Park,
New-”sort The excursionists will be
conveyed to About. Verdun by train,
and when to tumours:- my trolley.
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The work on at the Connecticut
Comm mini has bean It: work on
WM Iridge for ser-
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summer.
. the cylinders.
. send the offending cl
' makers and secure a new one.
B by the picture George
oral days, iIB'B -. -.
mobile-411 taut it [I
to: anything. On one
the car is' a regular
automobile number. L ',
, Exist Norwaik lIdII poipg
every aromatic for bath ag' BtBB so In.
One of their favorite that. lI to putBBmBB
on their bathing suits the am thing
in the morning. Theirl clothes go on
over them, and than when they reach
the shore it is brrt a moment before
they are overboard. . .
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Issachlrsetts
The Messrs Wright tBbhk a party at
thirteen to Combo Eluuday, and I
pleasant day was spent. The trip was
negotiated successtuily,‘but retroa-
bia is being experienced wi one of
it has 11 en decided to
Blinder to the
PI.
As a result of the conlrroversy raised
1W. Washburn
painted of a lobster, Mr, Wasbburn ex-
I)r. Mulligan, the New Britain physi-
clan who claimed that one of his pa-
tients was dead for an hour and then'
came back to life it haBE not. yet been
settled to George‘s sat sfactlon just
how many legs a lobster has.
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M. S. Partrick, of this Washington
street bridge, is m posstlssion of some
old copies of newspapers. One of
these papers is the Bosttin Genetic and
County Journal containing an account
of the Boston Tea Party, and another
is the Ulster County, New York, Ga-
zette, published at Kinigston, of the
date of January 4. 1800, containing
an account of the death and funeral of
George Washington. 1
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—Baby won't Iuifer five minutes
with croup if you apply, Dr Thomas'
gclectric Oil at once. it acts like ma-
e.
ROWAYTGBNB.
Carl Raymond. of New Canaan, has
been enjoying ‘set'erai days at Hickory
Bluff.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene lCuahman and
‘family are visiting friends in North
port. Long island.
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Mrs. Mary Themes. of Rowayton
avenue. is visiting her son. iEdward
Themes, at his home in Jlamaica, Long
island, for a short time. ‘
Howard Every and fatally, of Pen-
noyer street, have returlied from a
week's vacation spent virIitlug various
points in New York state.
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The Colonial baseball team trimmed
the Rowayton u twice, Sunday.
the morning th, core stood 16 to
and in the afternoon it it) 4. '
The beautiful silver cup won by C.
E. Bedfortls yacht. Little ‘Huste at the
races of July 9 at the NorwaikB Yacht
Club. was shipped to Mr. iiedford at
his home in Greens Farms, yesterday
~Fredcrick ii. BBBBiBB of Raymond
street, Rowayton. wii have an auction
sale of valuable building lots on Wed-
uesday July 22 at 3 p m. If stormy
next day at satire hour.
Mrs idrr S. Keep andB Mrs. Frank
D Layton. who have been residing in
Rowayton avenue. for several months,
are staying at the Hotel Clifford, in
South Norwalk for a time.
The large ruuddigger hills completed
its contract for Cupiain‘H, W. Cole
and Capt. E. E. Case, and a fine chan-
nel now runs to their doc‘ks, and they
can get arty boat. to their landing at
low tide.
The Methodist and Baptist churches.
of Roway,ton are planning to combine
their Sunday schools and will enjoy a
sail to Locust Grove. Lonlplsland, Fri-
day. The trip will be made on the
steamer Huntington.
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, The special music at the Rowayton
Baptist Church. Sunday evening. was
enjoyed by a fair-sired congregation.
Besides the regular choii, there was
a duet by Mrs. Victor J Benelisha and
Charles Petty and another by Miss
Alice Brundage and Miss Bartram, of
East Norwalk. ,
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W. F. Clarke's Marguerite lost on
time 'ullowance in Saturday's race at
Larchmont. She came in first by two
minutes and lost on allotvance by one
second less than that timgf. The Wan-
r IV. owned by Rus ell P. Budd.
EST also attached to the Norwailt
Yacht club fieet, did not: finish the
race. ,
Mrs M. H. Polltalner and daughter
are at. Dr. Bursteins residence for a
sojourn. Miss Ruth Lillian Felnherg.
the pretty eiocutlonist. is expected to
arrive today These arriTals are pre-
liminary to an anticipated affair which
will take place some time next week.
at which time Miss Felnherg will en-
tertain. with her'. recitatiorrs.
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Mrs. John Dauchy, of New York, is
the guest of friends in Darien.
it is understood thatithe Sunday
school of St. Luke’s Church. Noroton,
will not have a picnic this summer.
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Thirty-six members. of Eagle Hook
and Ladder Company, of .Darien. par-
ticipated in the outing to‘ Rye 'Beaoh
Sunday. ’ The boys report h great time.
Hamid Cantrell, of Dorian. has re-
turned home from a two‘ weeks' out-
ing in Huntington. L. 1., and has re-
shmed his position in his father’s
ton substituted. for him.
two-
Florent Cantrell, E; B. indiey and:
Stanley Whti‘my. Biol? Dari it: and Mr.
Jones, of Stanford. have returned
from a two iwIIkI' drain to the east-
ward. Nothing happened to seriouslyg
mar the pleasure of- their 1in
M
There was an interestler bet yester-
day afternoon betwaenl {bury North-
rop ar‘r’d Arthur Wood. Northrop bet
that a load of pipe woud arrive at
Sedgwiek “and. NW
it would ”BBB Ellie MFA? chosen-t
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poets to get a mail “ruling that of B
,erinary O G. Palmer ex
‘pike is meeting with consider is op»
store. During his abseuep, Bert Dea-l
Ered Smith, of Darlen, who is a
9 b llllll team,
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left “BBeid o BBBHItifipl BBbutBBSBBBldBBBB
tho" but. Bq w” ladey up-
Au effort has been made to get a
game for tomorrow afternoon on the
Noxoa lot. in Main street. between the
Durien aan Tokeneke teams. A num
ber B: the; mombegs of [it‘s latter, it
WII ear seer ay,w id be an
RN! (0 ”5'0ng to:
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Miss Stella hasten. offirien, enter
talned a company of tlvenyoqng lady
friends at luncheon, at her home, Fri-
day afternoon. The sue
Miss Addie Waterbury, iss Smith.
Miss Ethel Cloak. Miss Irma Smith
and Miss Ethel Staples.
The annual picnisbt‘ the Darien
Moth t Sunday school will be held
Thur'sa ay, at Rye Beach. The trip
will be made by trolley. starting from
in front of the church It 8 a in. Two
special trolley cars have been engag-
ed to transport the excursiouists to
the Stamford line and two more from
that point to the beach Tire tickets
for the trip are being sold for forty
cents each.
ed by tbeB Bfans.
Frank Saffeno. of Darlen. was fined
$25 in the City Court. this morning
for’cruelty toa horse. Saffeno ill
treated the horse here, Saturday, and
was arrested by Policeman Smith. Vet-
'iued the
animal and said it was In ring from
an incurable disease. So. one gave
his consent. and the police shot it. On
the way to the brrriai field. Chief Brou-
nan and Dr Palmer saw another horse
that was incurably iii. This belonged
to Charles Gentile of Pacific stmet.
They had Gentile take it out of the
shafts. and yesterday it, too, was kill-
ed -—SBtamford Advocate.
Wm
Miss Grace Rogers. of Springfield.
Mass” is a visitor at the home of Miss
Alice Smith, of Bridge street.
G. Dickson on Friday evening. and
Grandpa Taylor is the happiest man in
town. ‘ ‘
John E. Lawrence, driver for the Ad-
ams Express Compan, is still sauer-
lng from the bite of e dog which at-
tacked him at the residence of Am
bmse Hurlbutt, last Week. The wound
has been cauteria'o e.d and he expects to
have little troub a with it. The dog
is under surveillance.
The service at. the new Methodist
church on Friday evening took the
form of a reception to former pastors
and members of the (hili'ch. There
was a large attendance, and many fa~
ces ware Seen at the service which
were familiar here in past year s Miss
Kathryn Allen and Edgar H. Perry
were the soloists.
Sylvester Batterson and Lewis Burr
Nichols took advantage of the perigee
near Little island woods. at East Com-
po. They reported when they returned
that they had captured a round clam
weighing 13 pounds avdirdupola Those
who were tavored with a’ look at the
monster verify their statements, but
town who claim to ball from Missouri
and demand to be shown.
included .
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W.
tides, last week, and went clamoring '
there are still some doubters ln the.B
Methodist ‘
BBhIBvoI In IBEMI“ on rail huwuh.?B‘.
IIo Int: I, ”all Nil!
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DAMAGE BBY WIND BALQE’B‘B SHORE.
. IliI Yacht DI-
colt HII hi I In HuIL ,‘
The wind of last ay night did a
great amount of damage to bouts along
the shore. H.. H. Newman 11 line
launch “Dacott" was tied! at her moor-
ing. at Tavern island, and Saturday
morning it was found wedged under
the float at The Knob.
'it took some time to get the craft
out of its position.- and it was badly
damaged in the amended. Tbg float
bad banged it part of the night. and a
great hole was stove in its side. She
Lieutenant H. hi.
that time, and about Mm were fOuad
on Hoyt’s island. others swamped and
many were seriously damaged. , .
MAKES
B 325 and 501: Bottles» .
E. E. Gorham,
Decorator ‘
l‘el. 452,
B. You can' t tin
gs tow WI 3 pyards,
were its nowfim mi ireBB: ..
fieverai other boa broke loose at
Veneer
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Tire program at the
church, Sunday drew a large congre-
gatiou The Riv. John E. Adams, 0.
D, preached, a d Mrs. Stanley B. Fil-
low was the oibist. In the evening
Superintenden Charles Harris presid-
ed at the Sn da$achool rally. The
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Rev.Jp1nes e deityered an can
dress upon “’Pi'u
day." JB.
tone solos; Alfred T. Goodsell.
Bridgeport, at. the organ, and Misti Eth.
el Snliiin at the piano,
The proposition to expend th appro-
prlatlon for state roads on 0 turn»
position. A number of men it inent.
of the voters expresIed in the town
meeting, to expend the money on Riv-t
erside avenue. it was believed that
the approval of State Commissioner
Macdonaid could be obtained when he
is informed of the willingness of the-
‘greater part of the property ownorI .
on the avenue to provide a proper
drainage. No action has yet been tab
on but the legal aspect of the can
held the discussion.
“SHORT ARM" CONDUCTORQ:
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Mifold Company.-
The gentence of twenty months in
Jail imposed in the case of James iii.
Meachan. trolls conductor on the
consolidated ml ‘msh'a' Dcrby divi-
Isl‘on may beam 11‘ s'évere penalty for
Bhiive a deterrent
Mr. Meachau's' p ity- for sleight
of hand financing! ii the future. butt
other trusted employee to whom op-
port‘uniti'eb i!) steal bring with them
the temptation to do it.
convictigw was secured on testimony
that ah ah Inch 11 vigilant which
upon this s loyés of the road that
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That Triumph To- .
.Hsdiiiin was heard in bar-r. ,
in town affairs met together informal- B‘
sly, one night last week and discussed 5.
the possibility of carrying out. the will -
wiii be looked into by the men who .
Vigilant Watch Upon Employ“ of .
the ditches of "touching down" iIreI, .
:bBilt it is the severity of it that. will '
act upon not. only .
Meachan's '
nor warns
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compensate for the risk of- detection
a dtp‘nnislrmeat. He was convicted on
tour donuts cf embeuling money,
amotuittnirm all to less than no but.
Motives caught him dead to
i‘Brlgllw and In view or the unmistaka-
ble evidence of his guilt he was sea-
to ced 1‘3 five months on each count,
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Bahama... saBBf ey for aBBB,i.ime atom
the fund of the complete an of
espionage constantly in operation the
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Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and 'B
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Automobile Repairing, Carnage Trimming
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Factories and Repositories—South Namath and Statutord.
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James Buttery. oi‘ (i nbury, nearly
' lost Ban eye. Saturday' a err‘looh, while
ill one of his horse's feet.
nding‘oVer the animal suddenly
its rear hoof. and struck Mr.
ry square in the files
A long gash was torn in the
(1th about one inch under the eye
, t. The wound is healing up nice-
; ly, and will in a short time be as good
1 as ever
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Saturday
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money and We are troops” to Is tram It I sacrifice. CcBane IB'Btii i .;
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Earl? BGIBr id, the popufa'r young
the Con soticut 001:.
may. sustai :1 a painftt influx.
moon, when in Itep nBBg
off Wear; in sprained hiI right with
quite badly. Mr. Garfield was about
switch at Post swamp when he Item:
pad on a stone, turning his ankle ren-
towalk for dome
time. He was taken to Dr. Wilma:
Tracey, who treIted the wounded‘
member. This world Mr. GM
was around with the of a cane,as ,
bright but not as nimble as usual.
A battleship means wBlfIB it IIyI.
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turn the
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Fruit Jar/s
Look .1055 trim 5W itiiIBtu:
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Wail Papers
Crockery, gyssware, liousefuruislrt'
iBngB Goods. ‘ ‘ i
Japanese, China in Cups. Sauce”,
Quietly ’ 'l
Paintsrs’ Suppl“. . '
Good ready mixed Paint: BL! 25 pet
wig” B i .‘i ‘ B
White Curtain 'l'oies, with fixture;
tutti ‘ .
Window Shades and Ricture FramedB
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