II ‘ smedicihal as Well as thirst
Mum. The acid phosphate In
is d for the nerves.
oua oouuo PHOSPHATIS are
”It hull drinks as they are made
from pure uit juices and are prepared
under the most cleanly conditions, All
Cotton, ‘Sa.
m BRIDGE PHARMACY.
‘ out WAsHmoIron "new.
TI. CALL. «(—2.
MI 0rd". Delivered Free of Charge.
._, as W. Conklin has taken a post
till! with George Van Keureii, iii the.
cirrpeater business.
Miss Lillian Gibson. 01 llllli I’laili.
landing the week with her cousin,
leasant street.
Charles H. Platt. of East avenue is
violins his daughter, Mrs. Gordon. of
West Hoboken, N. J. ,
Frank Adams, of New Wilford, has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs E H.
Patterson. oi Winfield street.
Mr. ‘11:! Mrs John Matthew oi
~‘that Norwaik. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Wood of Bethel
Harold D. Peck and family have
"all: from the comer of Osborn ave-
and Fort street to 80 Strawberry
is
in
. tephen LeSaulage oi Brooklvn is
pending a few days wltll Mr. and
first Edwin A. Benedict. of Rowan
t‘eet.
Bert Voorhees. of First. stl:.(I(It who
greeting his many
‘\1
IA new house hrls been started In
' bkld Sti‘cct oil the Dost l’nl‘k plop-
y. The cellar is now ready for the
dodwork.
rs. Peter Wyland of Fort stiI.(I(Ii
ligating along nicely at tile \(1i walk
Vfluapitnl, where she was operated up-
on yesterday.
The YOIIllg Peoples Society of (la
n ish Lutheran church will meet
Is evening at 8 o‘clock with Miss
lma Stahl, at 37 vFort street.
Ernest Younns will resume ills dil-
ties Monday at the Marvin coal oillcc
ter (1 two weeks‘ vacation part of
lch was spent at Atlantic (‘ ity,V .1 . .l.
The Auxiliary or the Dory Social
DIM). will meet Thursday evening at
..08' clock sharp. with Mrs.ltobertson;
. ,. New street Will all inclillrers please
I); present?
The St. James Circle will meet illls
belt Thursday at 2: 30 with Mrs. MLII-
“Ville Youngs. of Charles 13. street. Al'
Dulles are invited. Car leaves D01 ion
”Point .at I: 36.
Miss Fannie Casey, the popular
young bookkeeper at the Jackson
store and market ls ill at her home
in Van Zandt street with quinsv sore
“now, but is steadily improving.
Tile cellar’for Miss’Anna Radzlman-
,QWBKI'R‘ new residence in Sycamore
street s rapidly nearing completing
Wad the actual construction of the
house will begin in a few days.
“Captain and Mrs. Peter \elson. of
_ is place have returned from a \21-
tion trip to Port Jefferson. 1.. i. ., ulld
japtain \‘elson has resumed his boat
work at the Sear-low arciiue \aclil
hospital.
"Sunday School Work; or. Religious
Instruction 11 Social Ncccssity." is the
pic for next, Sunday evening's lIlp-
‘wortli League. mccling. Dr, (\iorglin.
inborlnteiident of the Sunday school.
Will lead.
“John W. Pedcn. of Vlrn Zaildt street
Whod had a small tumor r'ciilmcd iroill
his face. Monday, at tho Nor-walk ilos
Ital. is getting along nicely. and (Ix
Deals shortly to tally lccm (Ii from the
fleets of the operation
' Mrs G Howard King, of. Van Zillldi
itreet. returned today \ironi Ilousrr-
Ionic, Mails. Miss Ornh Mai King iI(I
. _ tired and extends helluncatiori with
Miss Lucy Literuge. of New Haven.
returning hoiii August
.Last night was a magnificent. one for
Oonligllt sailing and was taken ad-
, ntage of by many boat owners. Onc
" the pleasantest of the moonlight
Halls was that oi‘ the llaraca Class iii
l'l‘éachei H J. Iiipson‘s launch.
A small delegation of The Rounders
(
Ight In Louis \on Gal' 8 launch Comet
fit. V011 Gal will probably be accom-
ied by Walter I' alter, Joseph Good
n and Joseph (.hiotto.
Several II ast. \‘orwalk young men
the are members of South Noiwalk
Norwalk drum corps went to Stain-
m this morning with their organiza
titers and drummers of the state
Into them Everything is now prac-
O~ lI‘urlils bridge.
' [mes by ills (ind starts. but the rcslI
planning to go to Long Island tot
he, to attend the big field day of the
L‘ East Norwalk' 5 new lights are being
filled into the sockets todm and iii a
z'ht or two the "jui'ce' will be (run
tically ready. The new lamps are the
All for 5 (Am
1 5c Package Wild Fruit Cut
Phil, I .................... 05
lCor'TliiobI’ipe........... .06
1 Box Matches ....... .01
1 One- 0: Package Bucking-
bani
All all»L 5 (his
...... ......to.- o
.2 .......
Tungsten type and are of 32 cundie
power
“him y little bit added to what you
got makes a little bit more” is par-
ticrilarly applicable to the Ilencdict
'l‘lie filling in process
dents ot' the neighborhood are hopeful
that the job will be completed ciwr
tually.
llarry Fox. Frank Sweeney and
or a big supply of camping parapher-
iialiil this iiiornlng and set out in Him
i'y Fox's rou’hoat for Cockenoc Island.
win-re they propose to camp oiit for
several days. It is expoctcd that. they
will receive visits from many friends
during their sojourn at the island.
William III. Smith, (I Winfield street
young man, has returned home from
(1 three months‘ trip through New
England and Canada, and was employ.
(Id at. various places (Iiiroutc. Mr.
Smith. also attended the tcrceiitury
celebration at Quebec and says it was
a grand affair. Today he went to New
Haven 10 take a position in the ship.
ping (leplrrtliieilt ot’ the International
Folding Puller Ilox Company.
There was a genuine exodus from
lizisi Nor-wall! this 'iiloriiing between
A andiit o'clock, on account of the air-
illiill picnic. of the East Avenue. Melb—
odist Sunday school. The nieeiiiir:
place was the west-bound South Nor-
\thik depot. from wllicll‘roint to Mount
Vernon, the excursioiiists were, taken
by train and thence to Ill-on): Park by
trolley. The (1113/ opened perfectly for
sin-ll till outing (ind the event will Ill-
(ioubtediy be. a most pleasurable one.
ilank Renaman (in East \‘orwalk
young man, had somewhat of a close
(-lliuve iiolii drowning hioiiday wllilo
(li‘lIdgillg on the oyster mounds. “(I
slipped and tell overboard. got laugh-Id
ill the net rind Went. to ”lo bottom.
He finally liianaged to get to the sur-
Ill (I and to his boat, which hild (irii‘t-
(Id quite. (1 distance alloy. All of iilr,I
foregoing is according to Relidiuzins
I'iiciids. Flank hillltzcli llI'i‘ldlI‘S that
~lf he h.i(i such an (xri(IlIr.ieli(c he does
not. know (lily-thing about iI.
Call A. Anderson, of this place,
wishes ’i Ill‘ Scltiliiul to contradict a
statement which appeared in the \\ (Ist-
liort news (1 low dais lino, and which
stated that he had inzidc application
for foi‘iy acres (11' oyslcr ground off
that place. Illt’ itclll' diving llilI lllllll‘I‘S'
sioil (bill it was (1 sclicli'rt- (iii the WIN
of several oystcrnlcn ill Nlll‘li'tllii M
get control of the natural ol'II‘lI‘l‘
ground ill II‘airiicld county waters. Mr.
Anderson slutes‘lllfll tlic ground he
has made appliilalinn for is inside of
Cockenoc Island buoy, turd ,hes‘ never
been cultivated; consequently it could
never have l)(‘l’ll.llfi€(‘l by the‘ natural
izi‘owtlicrs. and there is no reason why
they should iccl bad over the. matter.
(is they never derived tiny benefit from
this section oi ground: The. applica-
tion is nothing with which the town
(it \\'(I.stport has anything to do, ihc
right to sell the ground lying with the
Hllcll Fish Commission.
Captain Duliicl Boone Tobey and
Captain lI‘i .tiik llottle lluy. llurc (lccid'
(Id to dissolve partnership ill their
(Iiiibino schooricr yacht \\'uit:irvlllle.,
which was started oiic cold and shiv-
(Iin morning last January. ill the cor-
ilci' ot’ first street and St‘ihllIW live-
rillc. Captain Tobey intends to finish
the craft and daily explcts ('l (Illilorid
of lumber from St. Alliiriis \t.. \vlllli
rvllicll to coiliplete this wondrous craft.
’i‘lic \Vaiiuwllilc. in! liirIiilioncd. was
storied ililil to date has not passed this
point. It would be sonicwlilil of :1 task
lo discover her just at present for she
is buried 'lleatli it fine young crop of
woods where she first began to see
(be light. licr prcscnt advanced point
oi" construction consists of a heel and
., stem. Since she progressed Ililis i'ui'.I
.l. Silirgcs Randall has built 11 high
board fence about lllc ltclicdict lI‘arilis
propcl'ty and in consequence. the Walt-
awhilc may eventually bccoillc (in nor-
oplune and again prove that necessity
is the mother of invention.
ROWAYTON.
9 into,
. “ROM”?
a q
\
Richard W. Sweeney antliercd togetir u
Miss Maude Raymond is entertain-
ili; lier Sunday school class at Bronx,
Purl. today.
MISs M. (‘lair Hart. of McKiiilcy'
stretch and A. Frisbic of Bridgeport,
spoilt Monday in New Jersey,
Ladies whoae names begin with I.‘
and M will some ice cream in tlic
(Iliapcl of the Mctliodist Church, Satur-
(lliy evening. August Ihili.
The usual prayer meetings will be
held tomorrow evening in the Roway-
ton Baptist and Methodist churches.
Mr. and Mrs. William ’I‘. DcWaiers.
of Mt. \I'Irrion, are the guests of Cap-
“I. Good Measure
(In what you always get here;
always get courteous treatment here
as to get rich slowly. WeIwould rather
loll to a. great. many people at 11 rolls
omble price than to charge an out
customer again. -. , ,
Ré’ad 5'1.
. 'c
tidal
Coiieewe milselirtatZSc
per ill. for out: Week.
Acne-no‘au..u:uu
you
“ways get good quality here and you
Our prices are low because we are will-
mooua price once and never see the
To introduce Oiit‘ l’D'elicious 30c
AINE CORN .....1DcG:N
thin and Its. .Iohn DcVVutcrs, Funny-
or street.
The Delpliian Athletic Club will
have u try-out, tonight to select nieili
hers to compete in the
with the Belle lslulid Athletes.
Mrs. William Brennan and her sis-
tcr. Miss Eniulino Hart. of Slocum,
R. I, who have been visiting with
Archie Mills. oillowayion avenue, are
visiting friends in Port Chester,
The fireworks at Rotoii Point last
night, were the best display yct. Judg-
ing from the attendance of both young
and old from our little hamlet. it is
becoming very popular with all
The motor boat belonging to a mean.
her of the Tokeneke Club. which drag-
ged its anchors and run ashore during
One of the recent heavy storms, had
been overhauled at Obcrlander's
Launch Works. -
The funeral of the late Postmaster
George ‘W. Bryan will be held tomor-
row afternoon (“8:30 o 'clook from the
Rowayton Methodilt Episcopal Church
‘OLD NEW
various games '
0
be in ”M'Ef‘ Cemetery, Rowaytoii.
‘ depart“ " layf'nra prominent
resident of Itowsyton and owruIiI oi‘
boat‘s/islands and iiliIoiilobllls. relia-
qrrlst. his seat In the New York
Stock xciiiingc. lus‘t' lvcck, and has
now retired from business and will
spend his time for the most part. in
Rowsyton lilltl at his summer home
on Wood island. Mi. Barclay has held
.the seat and has been active in Wall
street operations i(Iii tor-Ir si\ y'elris
Miss \iulido linyilioiid, (1111- of the.
popular tlIai-lici's in the Methodist
should be equipped With d (hill!)
Sunday school. has tnlwn her class 01" snow white, one piece "Standard" Par
girls on the. excursion to Bronx i’ark,
given the the East Norwlilk Methodist
Sunday school, today, and loft ltow-
ayt‘oli this nioipiiiil; iii lime to ('lll('ll
the 9:06 irlliii for Mount Vernon, from
which place the (lip \vus iiizrdc by tlIol
lay. ’I‘liiI scliollirs accoliipoiiyiiit- Miss'
Raymond were Florence Moore, Mar-
L'nrct. .lciiiiiiics. Ellen .Ilriiics, IIliiliiiIi
Cusliniall; May Trick and Jessie Closc.
_ .WESTPORT.
John Spiccr is able to br- out. Again
and attend to his business.
Mr. and Mrs, .lolili I)wy(Ir urc visit—
ing friends ill New Jersey.
The members (If lllt! "Vigillrnt Engine
Company will hold a business meeting
this evening.
Joe Sands and George Allen visited
(.‘oncy Island (111 Sunday. and look in
all the sights, including the “Red l)(I.v- .
ii" and the"'lClcpliaiit.”
A baby boy arrived at llli.‘ Methodist.
pursoiiuao on Saturday night. and Rev.
iiild Mrs. George II}. Bishop :irc receiv-
ing coilgrutlilrltioliIrI over the (Ivont.
\.
living Bragg silcuriIds licliry Rider
(it the railroad station ili Suriglltiuk
HitllI‘l rILiIsililcd lust \I.(-.Il. and lining
(Intcrcd llllilll his duties lllII some day.
(itillll lirollici‘s will lilkv (r truck
load of “’(Islptrl‘IOl'S Io Lyons l’lllln,
torilelit, Io (ittclid the fair and festival
to he glVl'il by tlroluillcs of Elniliuli-
ilcl. elrii rcli. .
The recent grading or'Washingtoil
(tvciluc (midi. the glitlcrs liable to
wash. and the recent storm curried
(ill'ay the dirt and liltidv the sircct ll‘
wreck. 'I‘biI gutters arc liorv being.
11' vod with (Iobblcs. under the direc-
ti )ll of SclrIctillnn Kt'llllli’l‘. The work
is a great iiiiprovcniclil.
LAWN
MOWERS
Refrigerators
Croquet Sets
Hammocks
1-3 OF F
r. A. Mitchell,
(COR. WALL AND HIGH OTREETB.
NORWALK. CONN.
Excellent Oululno.
Dinner- Evonlm
, 0 to I p. in.
Sunday Dinner. I Specialty.
Dinner Portia. and unqua-
Solicitod.
CHARLES REYNEIIE,
Proprietor.
Telephone it”.
MWWMW
Liquid
Veneer
MAKES THINGS
“mm
25‘ and 50c Bottles.
E. E5 Gorham!
I ‘ DeCorator
Tel. (152.,
celuln Enameled home".
Have you ever stopped
liow delightfully convenirnt it. would
be to have hot and cold ruining water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
to consider
. East Norwalk.
DIVID W RAYMOND.
Fine"! Director
andtmbalmor.
log apartment. or first floor toilet
room?
the highest degree of cbmtort.
We will gladly quote you priced. out
plumbers are strictly competent mo
ghanics. hopcst and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.
Daily Line to N Y.
For Freight Only.
0 On and after Tuesday. January 7,
1906. Freight Propellers will leave
of Dover street), every day, (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
a: NorWalk up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m. .
Norwalk Steambdat Co;
Annlng J. Smith. c. C. Hegeman,
Lessee. General Agent.
CityNational Bank
sou‘rH NanwAuK,coNN.
TRANS/ACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
' i
CAPITAL} “S '
{100,000.00 '
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
$173,500.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1at'Vlce-prel.
FgEDERICK‘I-l. ROWAN, 2nd Vice
reo
WILFRED BODWELL, Cu\
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuli Grumman
JoalahR. Mervin J. Woll’aco Marvin .
Christian Swartx John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
FRKAN' c. _
Van Scoy'
PLUMBING.
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin,
Sheet Iron, ’ Cappel
“I and Zinc. ..
50 South Main Street,
Square White Glass
Fl'il’t J at S
Look nicer, ,clean easier, pack
closer than the Old Fashioned Round
Blue Glass. -
.i‘. .4”;
Wall Papers
Crockery, Glassware, Housciurnisll-
ing Goods. new
Japanese China in Clips, Saucer-a,
Plates, etc. .L .
Painters' Supplies. '
Good ready mixed Paint, $1.25'per
gallon.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
10c.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
random order.‘
Painting and Decorating.
—-——L"‘
We give the 8. 6. H. Green Trad-
ing Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washingwn Street. _
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
5III a. "(out once.
10 North Main at. South Norwaik
. Riddance, 0 Washington at.
Titephooo It boon. 098. "
Tcteéhom at office. 88%.-
l
( 1870 ..188.
Offices,“ (“ABM
moose-mar. (flu.
r
lend Paul for Becki”, all em
Its presence Would afford you ’
Pier 28, East River, New York; (foot .
strayed Iodlly‘ iii (1 fire which (Ioiislrni-
(Id a one-story brick building at 1710-
1718 Indiana avci‘iiio, occupied by U!
A. (looy’dr Coliipiiliy IIH a garage. The.
fire started with (ill explosion. ’I‘he to»
'iolal loss was estimated at $500, ,0“.
M“ 1». apt—.w ‘
HUNG HIMSELF IN JAIL.
NEW YORK. Aug lav-During tht‘
(I, Iiiuge ot’ guards ill the early iiioriiiur,r
H‘v‘ 'I'l today \lilllilui Sc ieiislll held on
u (.1, “large of murder. equiniilted suic ido.
l“ hi '9 cell Iii Ibo Itauofilnd street Juli
“L in ooklyil, by hanging himself from
”u, ha is by. his suspenders
ROUND STEAK .
CHOPPED STEAK
‘Rl LAMB CHOPS
22 Washington Strait
YARD TEL. 46- 2.
ior fabric roofing, warranted
for eight years.
TAR PAPER, I, 2, and 3- -.ply
N. Ba-aWc close Saturdays promo ti
“x;- Look at .These Prices
SHOULDER STEAK ............ '12c
LOIN STEAK . ............. 18c
POT ROAST ..... 10c (Z 16c
PRIME RIB ROAST
IIN LAMB CHOPS .......... .. 25c
J. W. DODGE,
A Cal re of Eczenia
and other 11‘ (Idicllioa.
DIR. TAYLOR’S
ECZEMA REMEDY
will positively curo it—the worst kind
of case or no pay. .
Sold by PLATNER a BRADLEY.
32M;—
80uth Norwalk. Conn.
Send for tree illustrated
till
”I to. l'ili.
16c
.13c,‘ 2 for 25¢
.. 20::
(.4 ..... (A
South Norwaik.
IScrflflllil, Srli't ltliculii, Fdoriaoiaor Ulit
ccrs tliut bus buillcd all doctors' skill
fix: ~:—:=,‘
MILL TEL 46-3.
lilion.
FIE: CUTTER ltwo sizes.
AI'SH WEIGI "S and CORD.
V (II noon. I
—__
so WALL STREET. "
n
The Hutch 81 Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK, CON N
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palac
SPECIALTIES :
"LINCOLN ROOFING, a super- ILAIDDERS, ordir arv and exten-
0000.0”... WWO
O. E. Jackson,
Optimum,
Everything in the Optical Line. -
Eyes Examined Free.
NORW’ALK.
‘I:
The place to
TELM , ‘
=’
HOT STUFF.
Hazeiton
Lora
get it is at
The B. Hershtield & spin Co’s,
122 WATER RT.
r
Automobile Repairing,
For cooking Range
I
Corn (1
33, So. Milli St... Sol Normals.
, As we do: not carry over- any Mc rchaqdl
el- so we mark It down very low.
Sale in Both Stores:
Luther M. Wright
BUILDER OF. AND DEALER IN
Carriage Trimmiilc
. '.' - and Sign Lettering
Factories and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
I . .. .
Jeddo and Old Company’ 3 Lehlgli
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehlgh
and Self Heaters.
The Paris Cloak and Shit House
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk:
Cleriraiice Sale of Ladies’. Stilts, Coats, Skirts,
Waiéts and Dresses.
from one season to anoth-
nnd be c n'vincod,
515-517 Main $1., slamtoul
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
. Horse Goods
‘lllll.
marsh AND crib IN.
. Mrs. John I'. Trimmer” oi Drirlrii,
was it visitor in Nur'walk, yesterday.
Ellis Jones undo part (1101qu
hhvo' gone (iii 11‘ c rnlhé to tyliquuslwa'rd
in the launch (lnuay.
There are lliiclillcd for letters at tho
llarlcii post office Addressed to Georgo
s‘lginuii and George Buxtcr
Constable Wilbur Bates is (InJoyiii. '
a Week a vacation from his duties
\'. (‘lrntieli's grwoury
Ralph Ull‘ClIliiiI is
him
A pickup Dni'icn baseball taiim
starIEd in to play the West Norwaik
numbers at a garlic or bullebali, yester-
day afternoon, on (lip Noxon lot in
Matti (Street and 1111-11 is the session
was beooinilig llite’i-‘(Itittlig the shOWcr
broke. and piayels' . mi iiDLLllIIUI‘S had
to Hill to covrII.i
David Carr. libel] w is placed under
ari',cst Monday night, on (:Iiiiipinlnt (it?
his site. wt. (1 charged n(1ii-srippoit,b_v
Constablu’Illriitord smith. The onsu
came up before Justice William II.
Willinort .I.,]l yesterday iiiolilliig. Jus-
tII‘c “1’. illiiolt olI-dcied Campbell to fur-
nish ll borld ol $5110 blit afterwards
reduced it to $2 50 lo give his wife $5
per week
Tile handsome guru (I which is he-
lm: cirutcd in lblrirIn for Mrs. Wil-
111- m thIglcr , of that place. is nearly
I (Indy for the root'. The Shell and Sul-
llllin Company are the builders, Jo.
'Iepli Daley. of New York doing the
llibiilg, and A. A Scotlcld, the car-
ter work The building was plun-
ncd by Architect James L. Barley, or
29 Bloadw.
about $15. 0
'Ihrorlgil an error. it has been stat-
ed that Allen Itisk's launch Comfort
had gone I Hartford. ()n the con-
trury, the Co it'ort is still in these wu.
tors. and will remain here. The Corri-
fort, as her IllIII(' implies is 11 com»
i‘oiltlblc craft and many people in this
ichiiiity have enjoyed Mr. Risks lios~
pituiily ill stills about the Sound The
ill
store, and
substituting tor
(‘oiiiforl is thirty five feet long, and ,3‘
(Iqiiippcd with a ten IIUII': e porter Bu "
lilli) gasoline illot.I,oi l ‘ t‘
I: (illard Scotlcld of Spill
pli.y(I(i (is collr-(Iyrr by it”
Stamford furniture or
izp ill NorotoIl, M
111., by a lllklll 1.1:
After (I
(IIoillsIc of \I
‘ Ito littllly h(
Ilay. the h' J
alcr r, Was held
.nduy, about 1 p
, . stirs was an [tul-
mill‘p struggle.
(olch Scoiicld was 113ch
a had to stay ill bcd. yester-
I ..wani' ld up man ran away through
5. Scofiold went to a couple
Jiiiers and inlide collections, and
he came to Stamford and r3—
Id the multi- r to the police ’I‘hev,
tilr,n notified the Barton officials,
”(ll (ilBl'
' tlicll
I port
l' iii
iicld’s assailant.
cAULht,
stable Haiit’ord Smith, of a lc
told him of his cxpcriencl: r n and
lilld left a .ly'orwulk street car. and was
walking from the Post Road towaldi
Noiotou Heights when he met the as—
sailaiit. He approached from the (it-
“(I has not been.
., rectioii of the Heights and asked SLO-
demandch I
money. Sroficld says he told 11m lie _
Ilcld the time and then
hurl none and then, . ‘
struck mm .he adds the man.
on the ground. with
\i’t(r a while. the
(it free
Swill ll had SL1” .35 of M21
Iliilllt) iii :1 poclret. 'I‘lle st
lint get this. but no tore Illeospl'lng'
(l: lle youlii. mun“ collection sheet out;
(1 :1 pocket in Ms: I~".lliii "-nll took bu-
tween $1 and Ill 1.le (I am (her pockI
I..It Ml. M: (lb 131,“ 1 I , ;~( (in. ii! has rII-
(Icived intchnl iiijl: IiIl . inc assnib
3‘11 15 Ili‘stiiiicd as (I' it years ”I
I1: e W ..rvhilit: loll will.“ (1 He "w; ro
(lurk cloths and (1 so: at.‘ The (3111-
I310 (or of the. victim (It the assault (II:-
IP‘Iiissed the ol illi(1I1I.I i" Ilay that t
Duricn town ant" . -. ('I;ht to in:
more active il': 1 w 'l to be '1
the effort to (In, "h; ;.i how to --'
bcl‘. .
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Tho moon \lill le iI ill tonight. _
A scnil w (Ickly dam (I will be It: hit all
the. Kliob this (Iv.cniiig , _
There was another good attendance,
last (vcning, at the weekly pop of tho -
Noruulk Yacht Club. Spoiiel's (N'I
(Iliestru of Bridgeport, till (.1 (11 Id tho
dancing music. , - -
Lonnie Follotle and. the (lib r rundo-
ville artists diliglltci .ilicttIrI r 23:!)
JOMI on the lloton PoiI t Hotel return
(to. last night. Seats were at 21 (1131113-
holdup niail sqiiirnk
I; (7
Film and several hundred people scOoIi
through the 11erf01I.uiaiiCe
It appears that. there has been ll.
. mistake in connection with the fit-
a.
No. 2 Nut $5 00 per Tori, dehvered in cellar
nlous wild girl who is to appear at RU-
‘ ton Point on the. Saturday. and Sunday
Mime Labor Day and on the holiday
itself. Bile has been referred to as Ed
(1a, whereas her real, true. name is
Amy. (\‘ot til it it makes any partictl- *
hrr (Inference but. Fred Edwards her
clever manager, is a stickler for var-
rarity, even to such a small detail as
a name.
The fireworks exhibition at Roton
Point, last evening. under the ambtces
finest display of the series and was
witnessed by a big crowd. II‘hese ex-_
liibitions are costly affairs and while .
one night’s crowd far from recompehv
sea the company for the outlay, Rotmi
Point is getting prominently In the
minds of the people, and starts them
pany’s patrons also appreciate the
tertain‘ment It is probable that. on
next display will be given (in Tuesday
night oi? next week.
Belle island Fire Department is cer- .
taluly an uneasy propositionan
Chic: H L. Rowland of the dep a
moot, would not h'e surprised to first 119
any morning, and find that thin 1
house had anchored out in the Son
somewhere. its frequent change or [Mf'
catlt'm has been due to the objecti
of various members Io! the Isunl
colony that the structure interior
with their line of vision to the hillo
jdeep. Willis 8. Mills, who cqfis “do
IIIIII the. iire house moved Ryan
I 111 be property ohthe Belle 13:15! afifi
t
,3:
fall men could make money a?
ilyI as they can lie. alnlslioum you
Ipcon belong to th .. .. 7:
-v a“
su \Iu‘lU
‘ ' Ll.
.Ncw York, and will cost.‘ ‘
i
gi'i Ild, cm.
.atlii (In, tho If
.lid gave them a description of Sm- .
Scritlcld also caihd on (3011- .
Scofleldj I
They clinched and rolled ’
Scofield on torn.
going Roton. Point. way. (The cm- .'
. .
That little new tire house or "tile
, 1.334
1
1
1
in tho '
.iumlud to his loci and ran. ‘E-I“
Iii.I tliisoii' a :I.-I
rrlngcl (lill' ’
Of the Connecticut Company, was the .
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