V
. " x ‘6‘.“ng
, 1 union
or»... attention um mull
pré lptt work.
'r’i'llit evil troll3y mu.
Contain dud watt he yoursel-
burner: enhancer
3i. “Elfinld‘anhpor.
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‘ P. H. Fieldlu the mail Norwalk
business “has and yachtsman is a vis-
itor in New york Qlty today.
W
H. 1). Perry. has returned home to
Datibtlry ‘ftbx'daivnl; with your. Crom-
well, of East Washington street.
Master Herbert Ayers, of Flushing,
is a guest or his 'xrandparents, Mr. and
Mrs, SI’W. Osborn, of East Norwalk.
a-Ild—u—I—n—
Edward Blood. of East Norwaik.
has taken a position with his brother,
Bert. Bloomywho is in the automobile
business at Springfield, Mass.
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A son has been born to Dr. and Mrs..
Herbert D. Ayers. of Flusing. mug is-
laud. Mrs. Ayers is a daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Osborn, of East Notii
w‘alk. ‘
Miss Mary Rider, daughter oi Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Rider. of East avenue.
has returned home from her studies at
Mount Holyoke College, for the sum-
mer vacation .
The Marvel SoEial Club, composed of
East Norwalk Young men has recently
purchased a tent and will erect in at
Calf Pasture. it it proposed to keep
the‘teut in commission all summer.
The Randerson mud digger. which
has been at work in the harbor for a
few weeks. did some digging in the
channel. below the Cdbntry Club yes-
terday and today has dropped dovVn to
the lower crass channel, where she is
at work.
At the special meeting of the East
Norwalk Yacht Club. held Monday ev
enlng. arrangements were .made to
have a smoker on Saturday evening.
.iuly 2d. There will be a very pious
nut program arranged by the entertain.
meat committee.
Not much has been said about Sun-
day school picnics. A prominent llleln'
ber of the East Avenue Methodist
Church said today that he had not on
en heard a place suggested for that
church's Sunday school picnic.
.1 . Much interest has been aroused by
' the motor boat race of the East Nor-
walk Yacht Club, arranged for Fourth
of .inly morning. Sonic {if the entrants
are expressing themselves relative to
their chances of winning and this adds
not a‘ltttle lest. .
There are now several camping par-
ties at Cal! Pasture. They have been
there for several days. even before the
wet npoll quit doing business. With a
continuation of the present hot weath-
cr, it is expected it whole village of
tents will spring up at the beach.
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The weather was no small topic to-
day. for yesterday and today have
been the hottest days thus far this
“anon. Bummer arrived on identical
ly the same date as prescribed by the
calender. No heat proutratious have
dial in beenreportod from this end of
the town. Very rarely are there any
hero. '
Salt water bathing has been quite
popular for I number of day“. The
water, however, is not yet up to unin-
A v
mer temperature, thoulh the atmos—
phere in. it was pointed out recently
It one of the orator-hearth”, by Dr.
Stiles. of Washington, that. lit in not
parloularly hoalhiul to bathe where the
water is polluted by newbie.
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Dr. Ralph it. Bedouin.“ Suvlew Iv-
onus, witnessed the double defeat yea-
terday afternoon of the New York Am
arisen League baseball team by tho
Piuladciphlanthlottca. of the same
league. Dr. heuuett is very fond of the
big league baseball games but it has
been his misfortune to hove the New
‘ ‘rori’r teams. which he favors. lose
shout every time he lids seen them
play this season.
some of the Washington slrcet
bridge marchanto’ unlined
solved its utility planed today over the
not. ill“ Ill! Wfl will”! ill! Mil
of. v". 3’ 3"
l don‘t outif
them-
‘ 11 loss dirt to be swirled upon.
Elihu ,
.1 ~ ditto Minnow dots: on sweet»
in; this week said he‘ could not say
positivity Whether the tub in I! bdrm
I‘waa put to work by the
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holed mail.
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The hole in the highway of Seavlew
’ avenue, .. near the meter-nonunion-
kind” and the not) teen machine shop
has again been ill d up. Yesterday,
Superintendent. William H. Hendricks,
of the town ram. arrived with a wagon
load or pave! end today the spot is
close by, would be appreciatéd. as has
been painted out before in East
Walshilixt'on Itreet. at the corner of
Keillor piece, there are four
water shut-offs and' one sewer
level 'Isain. While it is hardly bellev~
ed the hole iebottotnlesa, it seema'to
hollow our rapidly its often as repaired.
The repair Job is a good one and a lit-
tle attention to the projection in the
highway of East Washington street.k
at tlia'bdl'ner of Xavier plies. than“
are four water anabolic and one sewer
manhole that extend above the surface
of the road.
The removing of the shells from the
Radel OyIter company plant on the
Washington street bridge is now so
in; chin earnest; There are two
schooners at the dock today being
loaded by a delegation of colored work
em. if is understood that there are
more than 10.000 bushels of shells in
the big pile over which there has been
so much complaint. The city board of
health. of South Norwalk. ordered the
removal of the shell pile by March lat.
but the matter wua'iguored by the com
pany. Only recently notice‘ol’ luluno
tion prooeedtuas was served on An
drew Racial. who is ordered to appear
before a Judge of the superior court
and show cause if say. why the lnlunc
tion should not be granted. it is ex-
pected the Job of removing the shells'
will require several weeks and in the
meantime people in the vicinity will
probably complain not a little abofit
the odor.
Mrs. George W. Stevens and Mrs. H.
W. Danton spent yesterday as shells
of friends in Stamford.
Frederick Merrineld. of Raymond
street? attended the Yale comm-um
merit exercises in New Haven. yester‘
day.
Warren H. (lager resumed his duties
in the New York omcc of the llllcken-
derfcr Typewriter company. Monday.
after a month's illness at his home ill
McKinley place. ..
Many of the young people of the vil-
lage have taken advantage of the au-
pcrb nights the past week and the high
tides and each evening a large num-
ber oi canoes and rowuoats are to be
seen on the river or on the Sound near
lloton. where the think from the
dancing pavilion furnishes not a little
editiymentl’
i,
A meeting of the ladies’ Auxiliary
was held MondIy evening in the hose
house. There wan a goodly number
present in spite of the warm weather.
Only the regular monthly buIlneuI was
transacted. The treasurer, Min Vivian
Stevens. reported the auxiliary to be
in an excellent condition financially.
Alter the meeting reiroahmantu were
served and I social time enjoyed. The
nextreguiar meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening, July to, Ill Monday
is Fourth of July and so many people
have other enxalelneuta or Ire out of
town
The Dilrlen bddd‘btll team Manon
ulod to pldy the “lumen team Satur-
titty stir-noon on the Nokonvttot dia-
mond. There was no nine laIt fit
nrday afternoon. on account of the
thundor‘utorm.
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A number of Dorian midontu have
let their residences out furnished tor
the summer to New York people.
among tum are Mr. and Mrs. George
0. Stevens. at Prospect undue: um
and Mrs. 8 ti. Warren. of (lucid
street Mrs. B). Treat Payne and lint
Thaddeus Bell.
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The Dalton Literary and Dramatic
Association will pmaat the vi”
"Above The Clouds" .at the Darlou
Town Hall. Thursday and Fill“? Ivl
Iniuc. This entertainment but bout
arranged to provide forthwbolr Mill
of the mum Methodist Glitil‘dll. rad
members of the choir give their sari
vices (m.
Aside from the sum to its moutbi
Thai
identity oi t ‘
bond. old. The child
can of good circumstances and “M al
battered to be or American pdremol
the mystery.
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The Comrllda's Club. composed oi
7' younk ladiiln of the Presbyterlail ” ~
Charon, Noroton. glive I. lawn part9
ind entertainment Friday afternoon ._
at the Dorian-untidie'n'ii none in
sinus in the torn: oi games. This club
has agreed in I medulla to adopt twb
children, a boy and I. girl of the horrid.
agreeing to saw for them and furnish
them with clothes. Captain Reinhard.
manager of the home. desires to ed:
press his most sincere appreciation to
the young ladies for their work.
YOUR LAWN
W3 handl3 333mm n3o33ury for
alivdm’dlk'lm‘" ‘Eigvm Giant...
_ and lawn mower:I
Crocus! beta “anagrams“. Garden
Schllehiing. Bros. 8: Co.
CornIr mill-cad llwc. 3nd M3ln on.
Dal-kn ' '
Select GrocerieI. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed, Hardware. Paints GlIII etc
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DARIEN
lI prepared to dolll Ir in the town
8. Lieblntutn' s mltllcingold Beer
$i .25 per Gees, Net
Pie! Bros.’ ore Beer
$2 25 pit
loan 76 acute alluvial fare Imptiu
A full line of WlnII Ind Liquor by
the bottle or gallon
' iiiiltiil
Miss Nellie Bullion is assisting
the postofiice.
Ill
Fred ll. ilaiteraou substituted on
Route 35. Monday.
Mrs. Edwin Quail-en is recovering
from her recent severe illness.
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Mre. Loyd Nash's new bungalow in
being wired for electric lights.
Mrs. Harriet Price spent yesterday
with her daughters in Bridgeport.
”hum—why»...
Over two has already been aubscrlb.
ed toward the fireworks tor Fourth of
July.
Temple lodge. A. F. and A. M.. will'
meet Thursday evening. Ark lodge of
Georgetown will be present.
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Postmaster ChIrch llarrla. who has
been in poor health for several weeks;
is recuperating in the Catskills.
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Christopher Hank. in building
large addition on his house on Spring.
llill and making other lmprovomoutu.»
Dr. w. w. Wheeler and Frank 'l‘ay-T
lor. oi Dayton. Ohio. hove been enjoy-
Mr. and Mrs. Balboa. kiln
BImbIl-x. Mr. Benjamin and Ethan
lilwood wen recent mm at Mrs.
damsel Elwood. .
MrI. Oliver Keith has returned from1
I viIit with her daughter in Wailing-t
sueIt for the day.
The pupilI of East SIuIatuok wheel
will walk down to Compo bunch to co
able them to view the now becomes:
They will return by trolley.
club will leave Hotel secure this morn-g
where they aollclpat3 sporadic: I
pleasant day with him nuanoli.
“haul...
ty ill while It hlI went on the trblte
he will have to undergo an donation.
in Weston known an the Noah
place. they discovered I large box i
it found it full of countdmlt queries-Ii.
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~ clue and tor recovery ii
to lie trace ”has yet
blob 4ii’ill lead to tb‘3
panda or par-obi
, who abaud 11“ the little boy. who 13
3 WW abut“
' illiI‘ awry thaw M W Milli“;
The authoritisi Ire nth worth ‘3 1,1,.»
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Roy avenue. ice cream and cake worn
served and there Were various diver» ‘
Teoiter Heuse‘
“i
in; I brief vacation in Weston. ilIhlnl.1
MI‘
ford. Iii-I Marjorie Partly was her.
The members or the Current invents
tag on the s: as car Iot“ Wooded! int
l,
Louis nun who who taken sudden-
line with Ipbdhdloitls. nu huh ro-i
aloud to I hoInltal. When it is fennel
Al the stone 'MI were marina"
3 down the out cellar wall at the plan
Some of tin older reside-ti «tutti that
lit your! an. ‘I their when“ to ltdvo’
born I waistline. would that
non». but. so into interfered with hits;
‘ The place is now owned by New York;
people, who Ird having it marveled.
Flotsam true :Iéitzta’pm
em tit m noun
hit! I iltitlllm
nibbliiIEil MIME
‘(Uotltiltuod trots run run.»
the brothers were not aware of it until
it was toollate. ’
Levee was 28. French. small and
thin. Hill bride iv" 51, fat and fair
for her axe. She weighed couliderablo
biometric did her husband; When the
brothers learned of the mat-rinse they
were tut-ions. They come to the con-
oluIloa that the French chauffeur mar.
riot} their “sister for her mound. and
they immediately began I notice oi
cults aaIinIt her to recover the broiler-
ties that waI hold in her name, but on
which they held notes and mortise».
but for “.000.
The suit started yesterday belm‘
Judge Curtis oi the superior court. iI
to recover on I note of $9,000. and
the property attached to Istiiy
tIaaau. not there were a number or
suite brought in New York city, aggro.
gating $ll3.0ilii. and in most of the
suits so far brought, the brothers have
W0" out.
The plaintill‘a are represented by
Judge a, x. 'lohoison and Attorney
James w. OIbfln. formerly an nudist!
out under William Travers Jerome,
who has been represented in the case
all the way through. The plaintiti is
represented by Attorney John H. Light
and be and Mr. Osborn have been run-
ning clone to the firing line all throuxh
the case. it is certainly a hard fought
and n oloIe tried contest.
Note in Evidence.
From the Evidence it appears that
the two plalntlifn. when their mother
was alive, advanced money to the
Millpoi'l and maintenance of the home
'liitl clearing away debts. for which
they held their mother‘s note for 89-
000. Thé will of the elder Mrs. Haw.
Icy mlldl' her dkuchter the residuary
lesItco. but aiter the twd Ions Were
given largo bequeIla. The plaintiffs
claim in their wit that in the cattle
mom ol’ the estate they presented their
note at 39.000 «M‘s. vile,- testify
that their sister took the note and gave
them one for the nine amount, than
assuming the debt and clearing, the.
estate at the Iamc time. The note was
ml in evidence.
PiInI Went Wrong.
The two brothers were on the. stand
during the forenoon. and explained
the methods that they employed. ad
vuuclng their timer money to pay the
expenses or the houses, and Able to
keep up the panic. They took a per-
soual interest in clearing up the debts
of the estate. in improvements. taking
hotel for the name or thermos. but
the property remained in the name of
their sister. They never pressed tor
.’ settlement. becatlae. their sister be-
in. older than they were, and betas
I IpiuItIr, who Iaid that me would
never marry, the property would
eventually fall to them. with “I in-
creasing v.3luatlou Their plain were
all knocked in ‘tha lioad. when their
sister vIII secretly married to I. younl
and romantic chauffeur Some oi the
record: at the New York litigation
were offered u a part of the evidence.
To I. anItion put by Judas Hunt to
one of the blotting: "Would you have
brought live Iuite midst your sister.
Inventing 3113.000 it your IlItIr had
not not married?" The reply was.
‘ “Well. we mluhtltavo.“
Woodsman «and.
The fair «flaunt we: oil the stand
meat of the afternoon. Que tIIttdId
that her inhibit did in 1304 and af-
in that aha took chm of the home.
like Iatd um Illa auditor brothel-I all
tired together very harmoniously and
Ideotlouatcly. When omitted with
the note 3t. teIuI IhI said that III
nIvIr signed it. kid that: chooser»
in" them monitor mutual-note
title also denied that than was a trans
M on her mute Who unlisted
obtain» her mother ms hu- man
out. like «to that like was never
l
3
1 united to pay anything for the totem
bedded is out masonry Ind all coining
ht lhI forever Iota. lbs and the com
that when IilI returned trout lumps in
tlie‘ fall of tool. III wItrt stimuli the
ileum train the steamer. lite had an
interview with Allen that tins, or re-
wlttoh he told her that t I ban would
than ten ambit not. out, but on
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Right
' ed.
the7
claim it maintained. is located in Now;
than her brorIIr had one with hot. in 1
will birth
.mb
. “ammychukmouaddum
til moat ofslup with an
ill».
will ItrIngthIn
anti (lap ration.
“glitter, I’tbmach.blood
tit and ibnirln ”on
in at tillligl A
Milne are»
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she wduld have to dead all the prop-
arty over to them. or if not they would
bring suit after suit on her. and tie her
yup in litigation.
Under cross-examination of Attorney -
Osborn. who when an answer was xiv—
on not quite responsive. promptly had
the answer stricken out. she said that
she did not know how the brothers
secured the 89.000 note on the pur-
chase of the East 76th street property;
Or how they secured the note an the
East llh street property. She admit-
ted that her brothers gave her “.000
toward the New Canaan property. but
she bought the Dmnerty at 34.700.
WitnIII Angry. "
During the‘aharp examination she
turned on Mr. Osborn once and asked
him if he was trying to make fun of
her. The New York attorney protest-
Judse Curtis administered a
gentle reprimand, and told Mr. Osborn
that it was not so much the form of
the question as-hlo manner. and that
in Connecticut the witnesses are treat.
ed with the untmost respect.
that Mr. Osborn was not offending.
Ronnmtng. she said that she met
Mr. Levee in the summer oi 1907. and
that she came home in August of that
year.
Attorney Osborn asked the witness
if it was not. true that she was living
at the Gotham hotel with her brothers
alter that and that she had been man
ried before that time, the her broilers
did do know of it. and that they were
paying the bills.
The question was objected to by
Judge light. and the two attorneys
Were fighting over the admission of
the matter when an adlourumcnt took.
place.
Attorney Osborn put in a lot of
testimony to showdhat the defendant
had testified to various matters in a
different manner on former occasions.
which wan admitted to test the creole
billiy of the witness.“
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IIAVILEV site run to
tags. J. Hill. our
Sheriti “Sid" Hawlcy. of Bridgeport.
one oi the Republican lights. if 'not
the top-notch luminary of the party
in F'alrdeld county. was a visitor in
New Haven yesterday and in I conver~
nation with a Register man said a few
thingI of interest retarding the grow-
ing political situation down in MI part
of the state. Regarding the Ienator.
lul light between Bulkeley and Mc
Lean sh if Hawley made one rather
striking rtlou: it
“The projecting of McLean into the
acnatorlIl contest is but part of a
deep-laid plan by Hartford folk to
keep Congressman litil out of the race.
Nothing could prevent Mr. llill's so
loction by the next general assembly
lor the United States senate. This
is really Mr. Hill's your but he has
been cleverly aide-tracked. Mr. lliil
would not have been a candidate two
onrI Ino Illilltll Senator brandogee
but be I'll induced to enter the rare.
In that this year the coast would be
clear for ell-Governor Mciaoau. it
wan all cooked it in Hartford by Mr-
loau'a frieadI. boy worked wall for
Mr. Hill and were sincere tor him. no
doubt, but Mr. lllll put into the run-
ulna too late and so was defeated by
a narrow margin.
"Then there was an understanding.
probably“ with Mr. lllll. which the
congressman. likely thinks htmIeli in
honor bound to respect that hI should
not stand in the way of Motions this
time.”
"How do you stand. Ibertlf. II be
tween Dietitian and Bulkeloyf”
"l have not committal myself to
either." was the reply. but his which
can be why inferred from the re-
mark be made immediately afterward:
. ”It will in impoulble to Illa up the
respective ItrIuath of the two candi-
dam until the mpmontatlw angina:
“lull Ire math in the fall But if the
tin at people 1le Iny indication II
to tho probable mull. i think buikolay
I aim! in mlrdeld county. But we
cut want we lit the party into (Io
tidal. We w
party this ntitu‘aud i believe we IkIll
have one."
it was probably in mutation of this
Ind hill the attain I artl't visited the
county commissioner-t office.
wkool'ue av Ivuaoocuk.
iiiu lel iioltowlta. of New no
elicits. New York. and items Vegans
well known North Main street buIl-
ltull lad will he married auuda’u
and. corner South
Iii-eels.
reception 1”will toliuw at Arlen Hull .
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After
i a wholi republican
e «selenium
«am at it o’clock and a
llr. Ila all to have an f
”has. or your .w «a v
down. We mlh’tiidtu. all blast
they SELL run ooonsl
you to order larger on“.
u wannlkorbua't "gab.
Iourn uoawk
TIL”.
Weather
IS HERE '
OW.
Llllt'l famous warranted Enamel War.
is clean and sanitary. WI Ire cloning
out our entire line at greatly M60006
prices. Come in and get Iomo bargains.
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