,Vlllod Worthington, an sided ths‘t the names of two his to bus chsrse of tune dioceses w l noon snnou ed. There have been ‘ ‘ " this tissue since the death ~ my. and now it seems . twhsu a. new bishop in i , "l-hss'fis'rtiol‘d Eon. he. a the complete lutindlctiou l hon Tierney bad. but that so will be divided. ocsss of‘mrtford will remain mother. diode" of the state. , newldlowse. it is understood. o..ldslnlod.in section of the . . . muturedfln and umund the Nor- wich-New million section. and extend o to Wiilunsntlcsndotuer parts. WW " .‘i‘ s ' , A Pump that fits the heel and is free from all slipping. . Art Lss'russs. firm to $4.00 Wear suds... Fit 122 WASHINGTON STREET. '1 i PHONE 542-2. .. y. . e Mrsflsv GUILDB , MENT. o . mmlument to be given by hiatus and the Rev. n. .l. Craft, tomorrow ‘ MEN. at lac-Wood's Hull. should's ‘ . a large audience. Mrs. Hovllsnd 1 ends no introduction where she is so Warm! a favorite. and her selections for this ntsrtainment are her most Dill” , on. Mr. Craft has also in ' 9 himself 8 great invorite by his sin once, and is at his very best in the flhsllesperson. interprets- tlons which he'wlil present. MAN NEW FEATURES. There is a old adage that “all work and no plsy molten Jscls a dull boy." The citizen in and srounu Norwalk '1‘“ have 0 golden opportunity of their lives to have a week of sport and play during Carnival Week at the new [)3 shall grounds. There will be everyth S to amuse and interest. housed und the various white tents during the eeit. You can visit the old foshione circus with its graceful, ‘bespsngle’d r dern. the during mid-air flights of the. aerinlists, the dexterous norobats and Erratum builders, all sur- es. 1: ,6er serum» rounded and nhsnced with the funny clowns and he looting of the ever. welcome cm-us baud. Then/you can go up in the Ferris wheel and whirl u“. whirls; g and view the side show with its mil .V curiosities from all parts of the rid: visit the Japanese village with i ‘ oriental surroundings; be mystified l the Temple of Mystery; see the inter i the world's doings in the Temple Pictures; ride the hub- by horses; so the snake charmer. and look with new n the int woman. They will up be ti e and afford a delight ed and dive fled entertainment for all. (lee, Jim 3’. it’s great; don‘t miss it. he being pnld for ad- cring to remove super‘ so large sums ore be dvcrtlsemeuts oflering Large sum verilsements finous hair. lug paid for to show you Why not lusu transfers? TIT—”w...“ an EVERY , My”. ——-—-—~ “:OING TO BUY ‘ ”A” if; ‘ ange? 'Get it now while we can make prompt connec- tions. Postal brings representative. s. , . Connecticut , i ins lion. Wil thefto you. Prices range from since. Debbie non. ole Agent. tor s'r. Beck. at on; . ,. deciliilllany.’ 1 Wallpaper ~ Hangings r n st on are ready tor. your Ou sprl it y} be pleased to show veins wuo use “ADVANTAGE or J Eledlrici l n the Heme “so anv L UNDRY AND ULD Use Ele They do the labor, do not c stops the mom switchli ’ See our stoc irons today. a by Electricity. . The Reed s Electrical Co. TeiJ 805. Washington at. undry irons better with less . and the expense on turn off the Electric Laundry 6 price, and iron EVERY LADY RESOING OHAM. with s usinty “Btundsrd” Pot tory. ,_ oped to consider veniont it would id running water chamber, sloop should no soul snow white, on = celsin Enamel line you ev new deltgbtiull, no to have not . in your are: men :logml‘wlts pro would siford you the highest do t comfort. We will giadl a you prices. on: 10" plumbers are .‘ competent me. , cosmos. honest enable. Ill! 3 ingewsy at Cupenter's Well Pspers. _ Mel?!" WWII”, Gonds, Pointers'fiupplles, lilns by in not. Columbia Photo in Machines vRocords. Music on both “is indestructible Cylinder ' linder .r‘ifi any , 03' House mish- . English the piece or set. ‘Thgfl‘ ponhgn'juill - ‘WSBT‘ Silt , “flown“ w. . old and : QMJDE’OT. ‘ “A?“ lug: «first; i kw l . . ‘ Fm ’ magi [as Alon, inane ."Bilmn'husnd I first floor toilet nous " NASH Emile, ; DOES "Nd” (:0 ,l. 0. Am: (-9, Get Your Drug Wants Filled at the "' Bridge Pharmacy Prompt and sflclent service at all times. ‘ Personal attention given to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come in and wait for your car. BRIDGE PHARMACY J. PARKER. MIMI"- Mrs. Hull: Miss Hols Penny and Miss liolen Blackmail have gone to Fairileld Beach for u few days outing. it is believed that Mrs.” Lewis G. Fowler, who went to s New York hos. pitul recently to undergo an operation. is getting along nicely. Francis M. Mulkln, of Gregory Boule- vnrd, Ernst Norwalk. is in Hartford to- day as lay delegate of Christ Church to the diocesan convention. Gregory Boulevard is n highway t at shows the marks of better days. On o :his was quite a line highway, but the modbod now might be in much better shape. Louis E. Reynolds is enjoying 3 two weeks‘ vocation from his duties on one of 3. ll. Ruudic's delivery wagons. Ed- ward Bloom is substituting for Mr. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Knudsen. who, have been guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Charles town, of 22 Senview eve- nuc, have returned home to Brooklyn. New York. , 5 Apparently the Saturday night visits of Constable .l. .l,,Goodwin to Fort street and vicinity are a fixture. The constable was nrdund again Saturday Home E. Dunn 4&~Son, l a 45 WALL on." Nonwnut. Real Estate and insurance 1 ‘3 " Ws hsvs sovsrsl decldsd burg-in in mourns producing properly Ins must lncrssss in yards with is. innit growth or tl'is sown. Q u lltlnu litiltllllé [AWN MUWER- has a Double :Stesl‘ notchct. like lightning in action. ' Hall a Triple Gear. entirely enclosed, so that no dirt or cut grass can iind its way into the pinions and ‘ clog. them. Real .3: micrometer adjustment ' » Chas. E Dow s 112 WASHINGTON swift. “f2 'PHONE «51.. our Rooms s [l Fulton. ms ' i‘ ,iss m, , p ' greys: Cal’s ~ i ty- on draught. ; ' h '- . i' on Draught. , uron's‘rnss'r. Ind Elsn‘tnio‘jl. l linul‘hout.. Ev‘ . .1 0 ”WHEEL R' strip...” I use i . . on "i night-whet» did not bsvo we . the way of preacrvin Andrew Anderson, thor ofOscnr ‘ I Anderson, bod his leftssrm quite pains fully sprained yestcrdér while It work a the istteuls lsuncb .works at Oyster . ll Point- , ~ , m. Borne erair work couldnbe done to. good sdvantsge st ssvprni points along the Washington street bridge, where theirsnrdnore loose and likely to osnuaroubls. . : ' , An important rehearsal oi the East Norwnllt Glee Club will be held this evening at the East Avenue Methodist Church and it is hopeddhst there will be u iuil attendqnce.‘ . ,— Two weeks from Friday the public schools will close. following, which therewill be two solid months of voca- tion for the school children. Promo- tion I“! also to be made this week. According to a. report that has been going around. an East Norwalk young man will figure as the groom and a South Noi‘wslk young lady as the bride, in 3 wedding that may develop before. the end of the present month. Leslie Gamble, vice-commodore oi the East Norwnllt Yacht Club, left. town last evening tor Akron. Ohio, in connection with a large contract, but expects to get book in time for the club’s cruise which starts July 8th. it is not expected that the annual meeting oi! the East Norwalk‘School district wll devcopc as much spice an the recent fire district meeting." The school district meeting will be held Friday night at the ll‘ltch School. Bumuei'l‘. Cal-man and family have taken possession of their new home in South Osborn svenuo. which has Just been completed. and have vacated s house in Cottage avenue, where they. moved recently, following the sole of their residence in belts place. The Epwnrih league held 9. monthly business meeting last evening at the East Avenue Methodist Church. The work being done ‘by Other leagues was dismissed at length. A ‘soclal was talked up else. but, the date for the giving of it has not becnasnnounce us yet. ‘ . Several of the local natural growth oysicruion returned yesterday to the Bridgeport grounds, but the reports from there have not been particularly favorable lately. A number of the oystermen did not go over yesterday. preferring to work on the grounds in this vicinity. , The Essf'Norwsllt Fire Police. hold their monthly busi so meeting last night, but trouser-ill only rantine moo ters, on account of the annual meet- ing of the department. which the Fire Police .ntteuded and participated in. The Fire Police have not‘ yet disposed of the matter of the acquiring of the former Christ Church psrish rooms. Apparently the. launch question. be- tween Chris issues and Captain Fred Anderson is not yet settled. As has nlrcndy been told, theirwbosts :met Sunday and Captain moon's Cruiser put it over Csptsin Anderson's Ferret ‘ on a trip to Oyster Day. Just reversing the result of a race inst year. and it is stated that another race is being planned. r ‘ Mrs. Alfred H. Boutwell, of Step ney. will entertain today at the home of Mr. sud Mrs. G. R. King. 34 Van Zant street,..isomo ~ pf. her . school friends, among whom will be the fol- lowing: Misses Ruth Thomas, Edith Fitclu Helen Sturges. Susan Seymour, Catherine Millard, Roberisiiiuwltins. Amelia. Whitaker; Marlon L'Homme~ ; Alon, Amy Youngs. Emma Parsons. That line looking terrspln that was. captured loose in Buy street last wee by Jack McGuire, a butter. and place on exhibition at John C. Silcort's lisp market, is now soup. He was purch- ased by one 0! Ellis Campbell’s South- ern New England rosobuds, who has, the making or turtle soup down to a science. No one has yet figured out how the torrents happened to be on s voyage of discovery about Day street Lost night the East Norwnlk Fire Department. held its ‘nnnusl meeting and it was a very harmonious event. with, little but routine business being brought up for discussltm. “The. re- ports of the ohlcers showed the depart- ment to be in “good condition and as shown by themeportJotChiof F.) M. Wheeler. ‘thore hes been" but very lit tle fire darlings during the past: year. Chief Wheeler submitted his. report to tire rsceut‘dlreudistrict meeting. when he announced that . during the . your, there land * been but two ~, still ,slarms 'illld one William. the totsi tire darn- ege not encoding :10. The department " ‘ omcdrs werewolec‘ted issft.sveoing. and withoutdeontest. chaise being mods o! the following: Chiefs-lifted rich-M.~whceler. First. AssistantwArthur Curr Second Assistant—F.1d. dunes. ‘ Secretory“; Ledger Edmond. Treasurer-r: roentifounys; * Dennrtmenti,Physiclsnfi-Dr. F.’ B. chut.‘ , 1 You can ‘clerm dist sway. but 3 , .lo;.‘ntslcn. the‘. Mom ‘ms...bum. “ , stables audiences right they; . , id be mentioned un‘wlili‘ or we urinlbmsrror the ii runs u " society the, i meet in the cbsoel hi on at 3; lot: use d mend. formerly of the Duricn road, but held Saturday evening, ’ 110's. bill. when is 18‘ inches both!“ use not made in accordance with , It. A. U. omnibus. and therelore \vlll not stand ss a record. . . bliss lends Raymond and Edger Lynch, of the West Side, will be mor- ried at ii o’clock Wuesdny smrnocn or the Rowsytos Methodist Church by the Rev. William R: HcDermott, of. the church. Miss lre’po tonsil. sister otrthe groom, will lie- N. Y” bmtbeolndsw of, the groom. Monstrous. _» _ . Dudley ill. Hoyt, the Norwalk con- tractor sud rest salute man, has rent- ed hrec at his cottages at Pine Point for 60mins senses, sud our 1‘ will be taken thininonth. tiles s Phillips, of Brooklyn, will have the 9s- cswunsootioxe; Mrs. Ellis sud daugh- ters, of Brooklyn, the Hiawatha 000' tags, and Dr. Cooke, of Bismford and New York, the Lotowsns cottage. Ne- gotiations are pending for the sale of another one of the collage: at the point. , . A very Eglossont sifslrtwss given by Reliance ocinl Club. yesterday After. noon. at their rooms, Rnwsfiou use. one, the occasion being their closing reception. The ms were beautiful. ly decorated wit palms and flowers. Friends and members were received by others of the club and plenssntly ontortninod. tions were very amusing, being hits on the various members of the club. A collation was served and dancing on- joyed. . Frederick McKay. dramatic critic .o the New York Evening Mail, said last night: Having accumulated a fortune through .his “Fold in Full" and ”Fire Easiest Way," and having prsc ically completed his new play for Charlotte Walker. his wife, Eugene Waiter is about to write for Nuiulovu. “i don‘t cure to say much about it." Mr. Walt ter observed Saturday. "but i greatly admire Mme. Nuzlmovs's genius, and l have an idea torn play for her use. that pleases her. i think she will up: pear in my new piece next season.” Monypeople in town have received invitations to be present at the l2th graduntlon exercises of the New York . Froehcl Normal school, to be held at Mendelssohn Hall. 1l9 West 40th I street,New York city, on Friday oven- llig. the litli inst. Miss Clara M. Roy» now of Esst Norwnlk, is one of the ' graduates. The diploniss' are to be presented under direction of Prof. Earle and Supt. Maxwell, of the city public schools, and the functions are regarded largely as n lending social as Well as educstlonai event. ‘ ‘ Rowsyton has on excellent chance of gracing the pages of history as the town where practical Jokes are ram pent. Ever and such some aspiring individual tries his hand at producing sellsntions, and some. but for the luv tcliigence of the average citizen. would often be more, effective than the origin~ otor desired. The latest report didn‘t go very far. but 'twus not the fault of the joker. A notice was intended to be published that a prominent couple had been presented with a young son, last week, and that the youngster was it good, healthy one. The author should have let the residents know that he meant a son-ln-lnw, as the former way of putting it would havedisgusted the old gentleman known as Diogenes. who once upon a time traversed the two- ones of ancient Athens. always with n lantern, seeking a truthful man. This young gentleman only recently caused a report to be circulated that he had been married, which was all right, ex» cept that he had not and gave so many details that some well-meaning friend had the nuptials published. causing the reported bride‘s family much surprise. at least, not to men- tion n less gentle feeling'thnt probn» bly possessed them. The legal voters of the South Five Mile River School District sre hereby notified. and warned thst the annual meeting of-the sold di riot will be in.) 12. 1909. sis o’clock. .in the still i house. at which time reportswiil he heard from theollicsrsdor theorist year and sl. elect-omen norms ensuing your. an. rev mitt. schemes renovation dioxinL tsrlor. oi:- the.» school building; also on laying it cement milder sznewbosr walk on “337311“ sud . rector building; if so orderedptoumolto .movision to pay iorosmewdlther by. laying nuts: or authorising the committee to borrow the necessary nmount‘of money on the credit. of the district; ‘mdw'flltnmt any tether- business» smelly comics before said. meeting.» . . . ,:.~. ; .« Signed. Juno 5. 31999.‘ ' ' t ~< i , GEO, W... STEVENS. s i? N? 0" ’ “W“?onilnmee. ironed. M m ' Gosstslfle Honford Sm sttsoirof gastritis iii. hls‘homc in Main street. batten. ‘- " (ff - -; There are uncolledfor letters at tho- Darlon postiolii‘ie odds-dosed to Mary E. ' “ i itit R. mourners than!“ record. The lumwlnwev . V, Lynch. son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin . bridemaldLsnd Qilrt'l‘Jlllng. oz 73%; Two original composi-' li‘aie and Harvard students. iind who street, Fourth of Julymorninx. ‘ : kind in“ Edenwlth on automabnsn'rne «; police .bsvn‘ possession 9‘1 thorns, . wi nil . memos undfslinysli‘eyerlshnoss. it and Flotatoncy. , ‘ ‘slianch and Bid-Wills GENUIN ' / Jeers the ” In use ‘Fdr' .l ., ‘. g, , M will be. guests of Cyril“ Cflmmlns, will play on the Buried baseball club’s diamond on the Norton *lot ain Main Mr. sud Mrs. Grannies! Chusmer have returned from Washington. and will spend the summer at the Ferris lunuesteud in Sound Beach with Mrs. Chasmcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Silvers. of New York. < The police authorities did not go wt after automohlllsts Sundsy. it is ststr cd~ thntthe machines in goingnthrouxb‘ the town traveled at s“ very consider, stc pace. Great speed would not have been very practical in view of the con. dilion of the oil on the highway. The Darlen ii‘remen's bssebsll team went to Port Chester Sundayond Pu. gaged the Port Chester firemen}: nine. The Dnriens came home with n vio- tory by the score of 10 no 4. A large number of‘rooters went down from here to see the contest and to cheer their favorites. The 18 holes handicap at Woe Burns Saturday, for the J. Bullion Hurlhutt prise ended in a tie between», Dr. Frederick Schnvolr and E. ill. nine hart, .lr. Their cards worm: Dr. Soho~ voir. 84, 9. 75; E. E. Rlnchnrt. Jr.. 87. 12, 75. Cummings was third with this card: 88. 10. 78. , There have been no new develop— ments in the cone of Fred B. Che/tides- ton and Grand Juror Burt Jackson dun lug-the past few days. Mr. Chndderton. it is stated, has been unnblo‘to get any witnesses andthst in lack of the lat- ter. there is hesitant: n the part of the oilicisis in getting t s. complaint RSnlnst inclination 'GhaddEl’lon'B oile- gution thug? ., consulted. ' Another post of- oilwns applied to the town's mnlnilliighwnys yesterday, in order mammograms n sufllclent quantity to meterit'oflective. Provid- ing there is a continuance of weather like yesterday for a few durum fur- ther trouble is expetced. it being an.- ticipoted on the contrary. that the dust problem will be largely eliminated XOr the summer. The tank our of oil was unloaded from the, Railroad avenue sidingin Dnrlen. E... _ , A motor our authors the Conecth a cut license number 1.988 was sham . donedlln Glcnbrook mod,- lste‘r Sunday night. by a. young man whose identity «hssznot been ascertained. ” Four men were jumped from‘theoukthen at a stand- still and run pothlnglhe matter withihe car. and this :_polics~.nr the: yours sways They found s. lot of tools .9” the our. .-,Chief3rennsn. of .atsmrord. says that the" toolswere mostly of *the children .. GP"? «soreness _’ CT“, ‘Igl'f’rfi FE Guild-”silt relieve! Teething Troubles, cures It assimilates the Food, . . , , ring healthy I Inna children's ‘ ‘ The Mothers r cssronmmm Signature '01,. riding menthol roe .on"::tllelr .- wsy to New Conan. when the youth ' serous lots. There was * pussies .to;_iundlirstfind ~ n‘s.:reoson for running _ ‘ neuron; is the guest W urn. , some... at... mm W . in’ use ibr over 3.0 3m;m Mm g, .. Mr L W News : ~- . “ Allowno ones} \ W’ at ' Miilountori’cits, Imitations Mdi‘Jungood' Experiments shut trifle with sundown!” Infants and Ohndrenellixperlonoo midst W What, is CA§T bacteria in s. harmless commonality ‘ _ sorlc. Drops and Soothlns‘.‘8y!‘unso . 7“ contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other W museums. [to s‘gs ill-tilts guarantee.- “(neutrons ’ ‘ ‘ v .r.. ,':..»‘2 resolutely“, the , 3 Th0 mild in Always « ‘ ' ve‘r“30 Years. “Wt ms ass-rites soon-m n nouns smn. on can syn. Wilton, who is very ill, with fever. 1 .. ~ » Muster Raymond Fitch and brother. > Kenneth. have returned from... to“: days‘ visit with their with “In; F. We Gregory ,of Norwalk. ;~- The cottage occupied by the John Chase and lately pure Mrs. Hewiey Williams ,vrss . «’3 by an incendiary lire‘on msyr‘d The funeral of unifiA‘i‘insM widow of Cyrus Mesdswwu. .. tended on Sunday afternoon. iron residence or her communiWKr Rev. D. Moses conduofln (O The. three sons .of tho, Meade, of Westport, James , . Bridgeport, human Meade. , ‘ armpit, acted as pause rs. , Mrs. Meade _is,s rived by. scsrlet fl. ‘2‘. m; ' .iers. Mrs. Loco. ‘Dnnbury M C. T. Gregory, urn. Mrs. C. H. Sconeld. ‘ M -—Dyspepsiasis"our, , Burdo‘ck Blootll Hawaiians . cure or it.. t s , ‘ sch membrnnonsnmo of gestive Juices. ,liu ‘ builds you urn ' ’ . tnining guests from. Miss Mabel Lewis ‘li been tainlng a. friend frontfimlfii ' Mrs. Harriet Price-Zen ', , . daughter from Bridgeport, Blip Mrs. George erection ‘ , from’u visit with reintir yesterdsy afternoon. Mrssflhsrles ., .. tnrnedhpmo fromvpssv ~ st , her home in Eur ’ The Woldsn’saimpro ' have pledged theinsol'lol towards thencw still mission. . 1 , , ‘lios'slmu .u'l‘hs young people national church will .hol this 1 evening est '8" " chapel. - w .The last "in 8 . . society‘tor the season was" . ,, eveningist the hours r Charles Recipe ‘
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