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The Misses Morwl11,of Gregory
,IBoulevard. are enjoying a week's va
cation.
The steamer Huntington took an 11n-
-.usually large number of people to
Long island, this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis St. John of St.
,John street have as a guest Miss
'Mary McLeiin, of Brooklyn.
Miss Minnie Kin1n1ich,of Osborn
avenue, has returned hohie from a vis-
'it with friends in New York.
Mrs. William Goodfellow, of New
York is a guest of Mr. and Mis. F.
K. St. John. of St. John street.
Carl Wicke is getting S. F. Ward's
knockabout ready for some forthcom-
ing races. The boat will be hauled
out on the ways.
Sylvester Elsea. of East Norwalk.
who is employed on a Bridgeport o.‘1'
I , sier boat, has received orders to re-
port for duty on September 1. \
Captain Peter Nelson's sloop, on
which he has been at work for several
months is commencing to look “good. "
."8he has been almost eptliely rebuilt.
The campers at Gulf Pasture had a
cool night on the beach. but plenty of
blankets kept them comfortable. All
, appear to be having an enjoyable time.
a. The Dory Club will have a special
nieetlng, next Tuesday night for the
purpOse of (lioCSlllg a presideni. to
‘llilcceed Charles Keene, who has re-
"signed. ,.
in the absence of the pastor, Rev.
C. K Woodson. Fred W Mills conduct-
ad the weekly prayer meeting at the
East Avenue Methodist church, last
evening.
. James H. Hanford decided to enjoy
.,the attractions of Coney island, today. '
wand is taking a vacation from his mail
route for this purpose. Edward B. Mc-
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, ,‘Gowan is substituting for him.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wayne, of
I :N’ofiton. N. J., are visiting friends in
.4
East Norwalk. Mr. Wayne, who was
,Iformerly employed here in the shoe
1 business, is now a mail carrier.
So many people Were hurrying from
,. East Norwalk. this morning. to go ei-
ther to Coney island of Huntington.
that the place had the appearance of
one of the annual Sunday school pic
pics. 0
Daniel L' Hommedieu took a little
trip to New Haven, aestciday aftin
11, whole Mrs. L'Hommedieu and
en son Carlton have been visiting.
Mrs. L'Honimedleu and Carlton will
return today.
A delegation of about twenty-live
members of the' Advent Christian
church went to Rowayton. last even-
ing, for the Weekly prayer service,
which was held with Mr. and Mrs.
Nimrod Tilly.
Mrs. Robeit Thompson, of East ave-
nue. is expecting the arrival tomorrow
as her guest a friend fiom her no-
tive home at Eurkhelmon-the- Rhine,
Germany. Miss Stork, whods at pres-
ent in Newaik, N ..J
Mr, and Mrs. Levy, of the Washing-
ton street bridge, returned home, yes~
terday, from a several days’ visit in
New York. and were pleased to find
Mrs. M. Kweskin. their daughter, and
the latter's son waiting for them.
The re-varnlshlng, repainting and
,.,.:re-kalsominlng of the interior of the
Fitch and Marvin schools has been
completed. and everything is now in
I' readiness for the opening of the tail
term in September, and that is but twu
weeks away.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill of Van
Zandt street; Mr. and Mrs John
Knapp. of Thomas 1; eet, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wheeler, of eyser Phloe, are
.I' among the many who are taking in
-the Coney Island excursion, today, on'
the steamer John Sylvester.
The fishing party on Arthur w.
Day's auxiliary Broadbill did not get
back in the boat, yesterday, as ex-
pected, but are figuring on reaching
home today. Edward L. Hanford had
.to return to his mail duties today.
‘ .1111 came down from New London last
1‘ night, by train.
There has been a report that the
deal for the sale of John C. Sllcox's
‘ cafe on the Washington street bridge
to two Hungarian residents of Soutn‘
,Norwalk had fallen through. but tits
1', was denied today, at the place. The
deal has al been settled, it was stat-
‘ Ea, retiring and leaving
the new owners in lull possession
Bert Ayres', while dredging off the
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,‘ the salt water about 4 o'clock Hp
, towns. Wednesday.
an oyster t w
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had evidently died did his
shell was also and call-half inches long
and five inches broad in tho-middle.
Owing to its site, Mr. hAyros brgught
the shell ashore with'III
one, was a visitor iii New York city,
yesierdny.
Mortimer Keith Knapp. of ihe
Bridge Pharmacy. has joined the
campers at Columbia Grove, near Ro-
ton Point. This little temporary
change in residence is in keeping with
a course. of physical culture that Mor-
timer is taking. Last night he walk-
ed tlown to the grove from South. Nor‘
walk and was 11p bright and early
this morning and took a plunge into
declares that the experience was sim-
ply great.
William Dennison, the well known
young First street marlletman, is ser-
iously considering locating in Califor—
nia, although he has not yet fully
made up his mind. in the uvent of
deciding 011 this step. Mr. Dennison
will dispose of his interests in the
business of'the firm of Johnson and
Dennison to his partner, James 1A.
Johnson. if Mr. Dennison leaves town
he will probably take this step next
week. He has many friends in town.
who would regret. to see him go so
mi away.
John W. Beatty, the Washington
stieet bridge painter and decorator is
of the opinion that some one will
shortly have a serious suit against the
town, unless some adequate repairs
are made to the Washington street
bildge. While William H.Trlstra111
was driving Mr. Beatiy's horse over
the bridge, Wednesday, one of the an
lmnls feet went through the bridge.
He stopped so quickly th t Mr. Tris-
tram was thrown from th seift to the
horse's back. By some good fortune.
the horse‘s leg was hot broken.
—Cures baby‘s croup. Willie's daily
cuts and bruises. mama's sore throat,
grandma's lameness.—-Dr, Thomas'
Eclectric Oil—the‘ great household
remedy. '
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. George Scott and Miss Jennie
Scott left today for a visit with friends
in Spring Valley. N. Y.
Mrs. Kate Themes, of Rowayton avo-
11ue. has had a telephone installed in
her home, and the number is 129314.
Sylvester Bowen and little son,
Claude. spent Monday and Tuesday
visiting friends lll New York and at
Coney island.
Lawns are taking on such a heavy
growth of grass since the. recent rains
that the lawn mowers are constantly
in evidence.
The services held in the Baptist
Church in honor of the memory of
Mrs. May, were largely attended. Spec
ial music by the choir, led by Mrs. V
J. llcnellsha, was a feature.
Woodchucks are making such havoc
in some of the vegetable gardens this
season that some of our citizens aic
paying the boys for each one killed
A difference in p1 ice is made in the
ago of the chuck.
Quite a number from this place went
on the moonlight sail; last night, on
the steamer John Sylvester. of which
Captain Frank Stevens is in command.
Many took the trip from the feat that
Captain Frank had given them good
times in the past on the different ves-
sels he had commanded, and last
night‘s patronage was but an endorse
meat of the captain's popularity.
OA-TORIA.
Bears the gill! Kilill It)! IIIN AME”
ligature
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
M 3 Anna H. Hadley is spending a
few eye in Pelham Manor.
Mrs. Merlin J. Waterbury returned
Monday night from Montreal.
Miss Annie Scdville is entertain-
ing her little niece. from Greenwich.
Mrs. H .H. Seely and son, Charles.
are spending August in the Adiron-
dacks.
Mrs. W. A. ungdon and Mrs. Will
Langdon spent Wednesday, in South
Norwalk.
spent Sunday with- Dr. and Mrs. G
B. Noxon.
‘Mlss Etta Bowen arrived this week
to spend the vacation with her par-
ents-in Darlen.
Will Covell. of Amsden. Vermont, is
spending a week with John A. Weed.
Noroton Heights.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Bell return-
ed, Monday. from their visit to
Moosehead Lake.
Mrs. B. A. Lockwood, of Noroton.
spent two days this week with Mrs
Henry Whitney, in Darlen.
Miss Helen Waterbury spent Wed-
nesday with hei grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Waterbury. of Talmudge Hill.
Mrs. Charles Hayes returned Friday
to New York after an extended visit
with Mr. and Mrs. 0 C. Bowen, Dar
ien.
Miss Susie Fleet left Monday for;
New Jersey. after spending a few
days with Mrs Walter Whitney, of'
Darlen.
Miss ,Georgie Whitney returned.
Saturday. from Lake Kitchewan, lid
is spending a week with Miss Helen
Morehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Perry have re:
turned from their wedding journey.
and are at. the home of Mrs. Perry,
Sr.. 'ln Darlen.‘
‘The Sunday school class of Mrs. H.
S. Brown. of the Congregational
Chin'sb, enjoyed a picnic Wednesday,
at Boton Point,
Mr. and Mrs. Greenleaf Chumer, of
Sound Beach. have a second little
daughter, at their home. Mrs. Chas
mer was Miss Florence Stlvers.
Mrs. Richard Frost. Mrs. E. Mills—
paiigh and children and Mrs, Theresa
Tooker enjoyed a carriage journey
throush Tahsnelie and other more
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John W. Olmsted of Heavies: ave- '
Miss Emma. Sutcliff. of Brooklyn. ‘
As neigish'in as
meat—more healt ‘ful.
Shows a greater ercent—
.388 of food value t an any
'Iotherfish. Ever can ar-
anteed to weig a ful lb.
Ssh ”organically-Sum.”
alumnae 0_ lanes
unn- ' ,1-
Staniford are enjoying a week on
Block island. having gone down on
Mr. Whitney'Is launch.
Many Dnrlen people enjoyed the
fireworks at Boton~ Point, Tuesday
evening. including Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Hoyt, Mr and Mrs. 0 Bowen.
Miss Margueiite Hindley, Mrs‘ Ernest
Lounsbury. Miss Lulu Bowen. Mrs.
George Sherer and Miss Helen Brum-
mer.
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WILTON.
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Miss Frances Eckland has returned
from a visit in Bridgeport.
Mrs. N. M. Belden has been a recent
guest of Miss Cornelia Redmond.
Il'red Weston is enjoying an outing
at Compo Bello, New Brunswick.
Miss Marian Darling, of Bridgeport,
visited friends in town last Friday.
The Flower Mission met Monday ai-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M.
Betts. ° . 1
Miss Daisy Auniaoker is « spending
the week with a party of friends 117i
Conipo Beach.
Miss Emma Gregory, of Bedding, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jose-
phine Gregory.
Mrs. Edward Olmstead and Miss
Alice Olmstead arevlsltlng friends in
Colchester. Conn.
The children of St. Matthews Sun-
day school will picnic at Roton Point,
Tuesday, Aulust 251h.
Miss Alice Derti has been spend
ing a few days with friends at the
Moeller Cottage, Belle island.
The Kelseys, of Norwalk, having
failed to appear in town. the ball game
was postponed Saturday afternoon.
Miss Cornelia Redmond entertained
Mrs. J. M. Belts, Miss Ethel Beties and
Miss Helen Nesbitt at her cottage Sun-
day evening.
Miss Helen Nesbitt. Who has been
spending a few weeks with Mrs. J. M.
Betta. has returned to her home in
Pelham, N. Y.
Mr Ashinan editor of 11 prominent
musical journhl, has been a recent
guest at the Swanwick domicile,
North Wilton.
Mis. G. A. Davenport and Mrs. llor
ace R. Nash. of South Norwalk, were
among those who enjoyed arsall on the
Sound. on Friday.
Miss Carpenter, Mrs. H, (1. Thomson,
Mr. Rundlc and his daughter. Miss
Abby, are enjoying a two weeks’ out-
‘lng at Mr. Bundle-'11 cottage, in Green-
villeI N. Y.
An artists‘ exhibition of choice paint
lugs will be held in Silvermine several
days, beginning with Friday of this
week. Fifteen of the fraternity will
send pic . among them H. (1.
Thomson, f Wilton.
Mrs. Richard chaperoned a'number
of young psople on a picnic to Lake
Warcabuc on Saturday. The party left
town by train in the-afternoon, were
met by a carryall in Ridgedeld. and af-
ter a merry time boating on the lake.
with other amusements, they returned
to town by automobilesI.
The two plays. "Stage Struck” and
“Mrs. Oa‘kley’s 'Telephone," were suc-
cessfully‘ repeated at North Wilton
school house. last Friday night. under
the managemen? of Miss Alice DeWitt.
This entertainment. was for the bene-
fit of the Sunday afternoon mission
school at that‘polnt. it it stated that
$17 was cleared.
WESTPORT.
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J. Frank Elwood was in town, yes‘
terdny. in the interest of the Bowker
Fertilizer Company.
Allie Kirk has been laid up for sev-
eral days. and unable to do his work
at the starch factory.
A fine 'collle dog owned by W. S.
Estel. of Lincoln avenue, bit a man in
the. highway yesterday. This is the
second offense of the dog. and the
neighbors are loading up their guns.
George Mills was before Judge S. A.
Purdy. on Wednesday, charged with
drunkeness and non-support. He was
sentenced to the county jail for 30
.days, but the sentence was suspended
on condition that he pay his 'wife :4
per week. which he agreed to do.
The Congregational church Sunday
school held its annual picnic at Alhin‘ a
Grove, yesterday. A sight seeing nio-
tor car from Bridgeport was engaged
to carry the platforms. and they enjoy.
ed rides about the country The my
was pleasantly passed by a largo num.
ber of townspeople.
Leonard Wagner, who is taking his
vacation. seeks the most strenuous ex-
ercise. Wednesday he went with Dan
McKena to the Saxon residence in
stones on the new pillars erected at
the ontr co to the estate. The stones
weigh several hundred pounds, but.
they are pebbles in the hands of Capt
tain Wuhan.
The races at Compo Beach, last Sat-
iirday, created considerable interest.
The course was triangular, one mile.
twico around. There was a good breeze
and the race was close between the.
three leaders, The result was as fol-
lows: Rd}, Sherwood, 1; H. B. Nuts,
3‘, Wilter Allen. 3. There were six
entries, Eugene Hayden, John Warren
and Joseph Seabury, besides those
Stanley Whitney, Percy Cantrell.
Carlton e,ihiii‘ard and friends from
mentioned. , Seabhry quit after the
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‘ Josiah R. Marvin Ja-Wsilss
Saugatuck and placed the bean cap- '
Look nicer,I emu easiel‘. Dloii
cloaer than the Old It‘lIshIono‘d Bound
Blue Glass. _ J
Willi Papers
Crockery. Glassware, Housefurnish-
lag oods.
Japanese China in loops, Saucers;
Plates, etc.
Painters‘ Supplies. 1
Good ready mixed Faint. 31.25 per
gallon.
lOc. »
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to ord
Painting and Decorating.
w. gIlea uqs. a H. ore-n Trad.
lag Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. DECKER,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. SOUTH NoRWALK.
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rho 11 Doll!
moIIwI what’s. 0110' I53. " Card" For
cclfiin Enameled hang-y.”
no you ever I 9 cause:
how delightfully convenient it would
the to “have not and cold running water
lug app-imam or first floor tolls
its presence wOuld adord you
1be highest degree of 311111011.
We will gladly quote you price; (in
olumbersaro arc-trictly compound: a.
amnion. honest and reliable.
HORACE- it, NASH.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO.,
Daily Line 11 N Y.
For Freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January 7.
1908. Freight ropcllerl will leave
Pier :8, East yer. New York. (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. 3.4 Height received
at Norwaik up to 4 11.111. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 10 p.111.
Norwaik Steamboat Co.
AMIIII' J. Smith. c. G. Niagara-n.l
Lou... comm Agent.
CityNationalBaiiIli
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN. —
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O. B. Jackson,
Opffolan,
Everything' 1n the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Fi'ée. ~
Hazelton
The place to get it is at
The B. Hershlield 81 Son Co.’ 3,
omemo. BOATING, IATHING.
AND OTHIR ATTRACTIONS.
[special attention given to automobile panics. .‘ .
Chmiiiencing Next Menddy, June 81h. FREE VAUDEVILLE.
GEORGE XANTI'IAKY, Manager.
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81 Bailey Co
3911111 NORWALK. CONN.
Luiiiber and Mill Work for Every
from a ,Pigg‘ery to a Palacéi
SPECIALTIES:
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LADDERS, ordinag'v' and exten-
sion. .
FIR GUTTER. two slice.
SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
N. Ba—VI. cion Saturdays promo tiy at noon.
fishnets- .
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m slings a7,
Luther M. Wright
IUILDER OF AND DEALER IN
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Goods
Lottering
Fadiories and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and I__.
AutomObile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
Jeddo and Old Cdiiipauy’ s hellish
FOR FURNACE
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters. _ ,
No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per T011, delivered 111 cellar
. >11 walru-
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Coak and S111 House
P33m80111h Main Street, south Norw‘aiit.
Clearance ice of LadIES’ Suits, Coats. Skirts,
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. -. .Wiii sis and Dresses.
As we do not carry over any Merchandise trim one season to aiidlii-I
or, so we mark it. down wary. low, cone and he cousin
8le iii Both Stores.
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I party mfihvcw been LBNBNIIIVW‘
I Atlantic city—winced trips.
"‘ith'e best tour of ‘the season.
Arthur w. pay. my. h. R. Wood-
son. Phillip Fielding and Edward Han-
ford are expected home tonight, from
New London, on a ilshin
g and cruis-
ing expeditloii. I:
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Betti-1' use Gold Medal Flour. " ‘
Yotnor.
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The ‘ ford
hesitant cIthIlno.
l! 1’ Dinners ildsnlngs,
. -‘ I' 6 to tip. Il'l.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet:
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, solicited. '7
CHARLES REYNEKE,
. 4 .Prpprletor.
. Telephone 999.
Liquid 3
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MAKES 'riuuizs
OLD NEW
E. E. '
Decoratdr
Tel. 452; East Norwiilk.
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The Recreation Tours
Personally Conducted
REMAINING TOURS FOETHIB DEA,
SON: 1
Block island-{rinse day drip p.s. ..
August 15th. 22:111.. 2th '95,... .8“ .OO
August 31st, 8s lember' 1 h . "
28111....;.._.. gain tidal" $21.06
White Mountain --‘,Five:1‘ liy. -
‘ trips, Align ~1§th§ 81st. .,~j.’1_. I124.“ I
Autumnal 0131‘, Sébt'eiiiher
16th six days trip ...,.,. -..
Isaratoga Springs -—- Four Iday
' trips (Good Hotels) Allnst ‘
21111, Sept, 7111 $17.09, 3,111,319,011 '
Niagara Falls IaIndI Toronto— '
Flve days tf'lpr Animist“ ”our
International Hotel 7. ; . .. . . . 115.611
Ab0vo iates ft 0.11 Niw ilhvcn. For
rates from youi c=Z:t‘? «1111 on Ticket
Agent at Depot, 111 address THE
RECREATION TOUi‘..5T '00., New
Haven.
YOUR
Shoe Repairin
is 1107 moosan on sing};
L outsss nous av. on.
MenarEh Repair Sh
43 ”mean or.
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N'orwaik Hardware CIO
, HEADQUARTERS r011
_, Garden Tools
Lawn Mowers
and General Hardware
Machinel .W it Iand Mel-Isl Béplir-
ing Prompuy ttepdedI To.
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39 MAIN ST.. NORWALK
Attendance all hours day and night.
Frederick ll. Ganung,
UNDERTAKERL
mist-1'1 Pailo'rl 111 bonuses».
madam. 1 Tilt 9114.
Lady Oillce liliil ResIIldonéo. ‘ ‘ ’7
Isl so. was sir, 90.11711 squats
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