Danbury. , .
for the tdlilntlff.
ROLMvAodN
Final-lea Clark has returned to his
lidme, in Rowayton, fitter visiting in
“Mrs. George Beniamin, of. Tokenslie,
hits” been visiting relatives in Fleet-
ville Peiinsyltianla.
W
Miss tinsel, McKendrie, of Rewar-
tob avenue, who has been visiting roias
ttllv'éfl in New Canaan, has returned
home.
thins Vivian Stevens. of Pannoyer
street. has been entertaining Miss
Anna Bishop, of Rochester, New York-
Miss llucilc Brands, of Tokdneke,
lias'retiiriied to her homeplter a visit
wil’h relatives in Fleetvllle, Pennsyl-
vanla.
\
A special and important business
meeting or the Flower Club will be
held in the M; E» chapel Thursday of-
ten noon ottltlmweelr at 3 o'clock. All
members are requested to attend.
Miss Minerva Carpenter resumed
her duties at the store of C. J. Mlntz &
Company, in South Norwalk,'yestor-
day, after-a two woeks' vacation, part
or which was spent in w’mnna, New
Jersey:
Captain John H. (forties and family
in the. motor boat Marjac, witnessed
the races at Huntington. Monday.-
L‘ltai'lcs. Scoliold took a party of youn‘;
men over in his boat also. They were
Preston M. i‘iart, M. J. Burke, William
-.-oreley and Sanford Wicks. The
launch W. ‘D. Anderson, of the Ober-
laitdcr launch works, also attended the
tacos with a party of young people.
The case of Oscar Anderson vs.
'tticimrd ’l‘jader, which caused consld
crablc discussion some time ago, has
been settled amicably. pialntit! havinil
made, it substantial reduction. The
suit was over a yacht built by Antler-
son for 'l‘jadcr and the latter claimed
that parts were unsatisfactory to
‘Xlllll. Judge William F. Tammany rep
'rcsehtcd the dcfcndant in this matter.
whllu Hurlbutt 8: Davis were counsel
Labor imy‘was observed at 0rch~
nt'ti \‘illa by a clambake given by A
.nlitirch on Thursday oven-lbs. icons 6
'to 8 0'1ka.
. week. on a two weeks' auto trip to
The “chowder supper”
will be, loilovod by a social.
‘ i W“
Mr. and Mrs.» P. Cshtrell start, this
19oz island. They intend to go by
way of Rye, then across the ~Sound
by boat to Sea Cliff where they will
be met by Albert Cantrell. ‘
l
The mission at St. John's Catholic
church opened Sunday, with a sermon
in the morning “by Rev. Fatherland
O’Donovnn, B .l. 'Tho‘tsxt of the sets
man was "What doth it profit a man
to gain the whole world, and lose his
soul?" The mission will continue un-
til next Sunday night. A large con-
gregation grandad the opening or the:
mission.
l
E
The rsunion‘ which was to take pime
last Thursday. at the Knob, of many
of the school trionda ofvltov, DNH. s.
Brown.,wss patponod until the fol-
lowing eveninx, because of the disa-
greenhle weather. A very enjoyable
time was had by the party at the club»
liotiso.li‘riday night. Mr. Brown‘s son,
Theodore. accompanied him, and his
wife. Among those present at the
gathering were: Dr. Baldwin of Nor-
wailt. John Lawrence and family or
South Norwalk. Charles Bell, formerly
of South Norwailr. now residing in
Montclnir, N. 3.. and Lewis Nash and
family of South Norwnllt.
John A. Sparks, who left Stamford
amount to $8,000,000 or 89,000.000 in
WEE;2lli8liii "PBX
Senate Hall Volsd‘ior Bond Issue
wAilliid Situation in Senate on!
tits finalisation! lli‘vs‘r flutter
HARTFORD. Sept. 8.—-~Tho house
yesterday voted tor a state to: as a
moons of meeting the expenses mouth
red and appropriations made by the
present general assembly. This is con
Mtrary action to the senate. which had
voted against a. state tax. believing
that a bond issue was preferable. The
house took up the report at the finance
committee for a $5,000,000 bond issue
and amended ti by adding 81.000.000.
making the total 86,000,900.
it is expected that when the senate
asto._thls bond bill it will increase the
order to cover the amounts which
would be met by the state tax. The
disagreeing action on the state tax
matter may, however, be reflected in
action on the bond issue.‘
dictation Acute in donate.
The situation in the senate yestor
day was extremely acute. Senator
Peck retained the floor to speak on the
Connecticut River company matter.
but yielded in order that calendar mat.
tors might be taken up. A motion to
34 years ago. and was supposed by his
in that town Sunday, and yesterday:
was sent to the Soldiers Home at No-
(‘ompauy It, Tenth Connecticut Vol
unteors which. by the “M, left Siam
ford for the front just fifty years ago
Tuesday There were l0] men in the
company Ten of them admire. and,
Sparks is one of the ten. Sparks was
and ie'tuined to the sea ai‘lor the war
was (“01". The last time he was seen
in Stamford before he turned up Sun--
day was 3-1 years arrow
of the time since, he has been a sailor.
death. lie is about
Stamford he was near Sydney, New
South Wolds. ills son and daugbtcl
are living in Stamford.
llcnjnmln ii. .lcssup and Miss iiar
(i. Halt The bake has sorted by W.
(7 ”Nuts. of Mount Vernon. in theE‘myv “E2 ‘
‘mhfl'd 'adiolning the minim 0f 1: Kileubrooli by Rev. '1‘. A. titanium ol't
Among those lit-989m were at .'lohns Church, Stamford
of left to spend a weak in Boston tiller
ii. llnrt
Mr. and His. Richard Rivimond.
Mount Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. William ”w “hm“ following ”‘0
The“
marriage
family anti friends to'bc, dead, arrived,
liuring much ,
75 years old now. ,
and when he concluded to retard to»
adjourn at 1 o'clock in order that set
out senators who like horse racing
Stilt till it] ill EXPENSES ‘
and others who like to go to fairs
might go to the state fair was passed'
,lt ioconsideicd.
the senate should stat and attcnd 104
biisincss -.
i
it‘s Psi»;— recites- somerset-00292» asses» r»2»-i»2e~r2~¥<2~r2-c2~2»:2»~»2»»iw2»2»-
roton. by some of his old comrades ot ““1 ”‘9“ ”‘9'" Willi an attempt ‘0 MM? 4.,
it was argued ihatE4:
Senator Spoihtcy put in a resolution 4,
tall:
§t0 limit debate to the minutes Sens-
étm Peck objected. saying: "This son
(hate in the last amen months than-
{any other. Now he comes here with
this and rule.
and not for the state.
I
i
'E intended to Cut Off Debuts.
a sailor befoi‘e he became a uoldiemator h“ tskon “EX more "m" I" de‘ J
t A:
it gives me the idea‘éX-i
that he. is norltlng t‘or corporationmi'ds
i do not any
lie has sailed over every sea, and has .thst ”"3 is “0' but it looks that “m" l
l , lwrc t, (it, ititt OSCRlEXIE
teen “h“ 0 km ”‘81 I “3 Senator Spellucy replied that lilsE-l»
rcsolutiou was not intcuticd to cut oli'A‘
4s
debate on the Gonucctlcut river matog‘h
lei'. .
Scnator Peck rctortcd "‘ilia‘. is
i
all,
do
Senator simllucy said he sins tire-dick
i
t
EMU" it a for. and you know it.‘
i
talking on temperance niattars
Sciintor llonman tlanmusly til-
iict l. iiottomly hero malt-ted Mon- 0’ “Em“ 1“ "'3 "RX MN! “stoning to 4-
p m in the bride‘s home in the senator front Danhury continunili A.
, ~li-
Q'.‘
tucked the resolution and dcnotmccd 4,
out attempt to limit tiohato in the
body
(1. ”child. also of Mount Vcruon 'l‘hct took the trip in boat ftoin Non “m rcsgha‘i‘d‘dr ‘Ej‘:°k9:i “'l‘” :KMM‘,‘ 4..
and Mrs it‘. it. ilnit Mr and “in. A rEl'orit Mr lossup is the son of Hit “mm H) (mm if“: Mini ital it: was
(‘ Hart and son Frederick gm.) Miss latct‘hnrlcs ltl lesson and is mustard a wool now ”1M":- 0‘30“" it! days :5,
Man llatut A \(‘l\ enjoyable day was in the plumbing business in partnct- Fund Knitted tionu tofltlfl " 1““ 0‘0?
about .by all. ship with lA-Rtw lion at lisricn. The 11‘ PM (‘llilflld ,4,
«——-—~-—————--- 'hiido is the dauaittct ot Eduard E. ”mm” at leuh‘hm‘m ”" did "m “i" .4
Tim Ilonnttnn lilleHl school olK‘llPtl itoitomly who is councttcd with tho ”0‘" I" putting “"3 “"‘E‘im‘m 0" i“ i":
t it ‘
hastening morning at 9 o'clock \tltlt an Yale and Ton-no Mmmfmtuiing (”om t ate I“ ”"3 ("mm““mi ml” com :42
entireli tic-w tarps ot‘ teachers nithipany. The. bride nusdiesscd in white ‘
Thi- school building with a large bunt h of rod loses whiili
’itun becii thoroughly tenotated on tho had been presented to tier.
inside and the buildings on the, oiit- E
tilde llrt‘fif‘fli ll \i‘l‘l lili‘iifiilltl “Dim" and a low of their frisuds
mic cxt cptlon
auto, hating been
in anticipation of
recently paintcd.
the opening of
school in order that no delay or con-»(;t,.ntu-.mk,
fusion might result, the teachors
spent Saturday afternoon at the school
making everything ready. assigning
the puplla'soats and supplying them
with tho necessary books and sup-
piles. The corps of teachers is David
w. Henry, principal; Miss Eva Petr
by, room 3; Miss llottttlt-e i‘iiites
room 2; while Mb“ llelcn Blames,
who for the past four years has so
sum-ossfully hail charge of tho prl
tuary, li_al'becn recognized. Taken as
a whole, pronpccls are very iirlilht fol
a successful school year.
W
DARIEN
AND
Noaorou
Tito annual election of trustees will
be held in the Methodist church on
Monday evening next.
w.
The house being erected by Fred-
orti‘k 'i‘ooker. on the turnpike. next
to the Center school. has received its
first cost or dark brown paint.
MW-
il-‘s
The ladies' Missionary Society or
the Ctmitregallonalchurch will most.
home, and open the regular monthly
met-tings oi“ the society for the winter.
0
The new harbor shop opens today
on Main street. The proprietor in-
tended to have a pool-able in the
patients. but it is round the room
would he too small
m
Dr. and Hrs. Brown. accompanied
by choir son, More. ion Hm
meals; to attend the «union «that: ‘ 7 ,
4
in: in was LeRoy Hoyt. and the brides-
maid was Miss Hazel Kennedy oi
0n returning to Dorian.
pally mailer.
thin: to am and it could not be told
tthc tcsolution preiuiled.
lie nould halo some .4
in die mlnutos. 4’
Alihit JudInP ttAi D. E“!
dinner Wins the families of the couple ° r0 cs ' 9" not ° W ‘
The he“; A motion to Xlldi‘flfl“(t]y volitional“:
‘44
l The quostlon ol‘ adjournment than 4‘
came up. and Senator Judson again;
.protcsted against liming business to ‘4
,XW don' visit iwith Mr. and Mrs. Illinlt listonlnn to anyone talk. it
the couple will live on- Main street.
80 to th~ lair. lain
near the business of Mr. Jasaup. ‘
Senator Paddock said it was tiincE'E‘
that the senators not their noses told“
the irrlndstouo so that they could drum"
tiah business and [(0 home and attend’
FRUIT ‘tn their own affairs and try to do 0.4"
’llttlo work He said that this loglslu- I'd!
ture,wss the. laughinx stock out only 2+
of this state, but of the United States ,foh
‘ fin aid he: "We keep stalling, stallion 0h
Tho fruit cousin; season ll “0W 0“ ll am hero. i out here; i know liovtv=,,,‘N
We can supply everything necessary i stand and l'm “lady to vote. Now 4
l .
M us do business. " 4‘
Schiicliting Bros.&Co.E '
Not in o Business Mood. t
000. Railroad Ave. . “all It. Whntmout might as well be taken, III Son t
Senator Spellaty said that adjourn-t
Select 0m“. a". Drain. Mr ntor Peck said he intended to keep 4,
I: Found Hardware Points (lion m wilting until snow tiles. 4,,
in response to a attention. Lieut- 4.
00v. inlakssloo said he wished to he
:psrdonod for making comment. but
he could not help saying that ho ho-
lievod the senate was not in a mood:
to do business. $44
senator Paddock said that 21 min 4"
into. bad boon lost in discussing this
matter.
ltwu than and minute of I admit
and Senator Hooker said that ho .
{sloped'thero would be no reconsider»
Richard 0th". of broad River I on o the motion to adjourn. He
has ”cum I mm” with the Am- had a speech ready that would take
orican (lraohophtm' company of more than one 'mintus. The adjourn-
ilrkltimort. inept arrangement iiittl been nicely
mode by senator Woodrufl This is
l
Broad River
Mrs. Mary A. irolitnd it! spending I
few days with relatives in New York
city.
Mabel Storm. 0! Hillard, are guests m“-
at so. mi sin. Harry A. vol. 3mm Ion-s- to auction...
Mr and Uri. Allen Moltroil and
Miss Genevieve Feminists returned
to their house in Brooklyn. after a work. while Senator spouses was
will be nice, cool Weltlldl‘ next week
“and next month. (Senator Spoilscy
added, “Yes, and next vision") Thou
John 9. Ellis. of Broad River.
Allow“? AI OOMPILMNG
. will.
' in cryostat. iii all work to butter sdvsutsdo.
mic real the force The new. Milled to
ad
am. pm“, 1.. «storm m, uuth vacation week in the senate. he «to. fore it silicon-dad with tho exception
A“... of to" york city. and um mum” had three tickets to the .0! two matters and an effort was rustic
to sdiouru' to It'll. Tuesday to visit
haslmumu the senate. but a doubt»
"Where are they?" yelled 0 doses his 0! the vote disclosed no sacrum
asenators. Bellam- Hooker, continuing, and the house was declared sdiourn-
ssid that senator Judson desired to so until tomorrow.
N°°N|D A .HARKt
NEW LONDON. .0!“- tuition. XIIEI‘
In; for blacklist: oil 000st: Benoit, this
the senate can come mother and MW“. GA”- N. I. My W
"piano w tile its: W0!
A Properties
Writs! hr
Shiite Properties .
FOR SALE
1~xo—r001n house Hickory Bind“.
all improvements. Price $11.-
000.
FOR SALE ,
a—-9-r00m house Hickory Bluff,
all improvements. Price $7.-
000.
FOR SALE
3——7-r00m cottage, B 1 Island
Price $6500.
FOR SALE
4-7-r00m cottage at Fine Point.
all ingrovements, excellent
condition. Price 86000. Fur.
dished.
FOR SALE
‘ 5—7~r00m cottage, Bell Island.
Price 86000.
FOR SALE
6--io-r00m cottage, Bell Island.
all improvements. Price $3,-
750.
FOR SALE
7-7-r001n was 0 and two lots
oppo'site. Be Island. Price
$4500. One lot adjoining.
FOR SALE
8—-1s rooms. all improvements.
one of best locations on Bell
' Island. Price 58000.
FOR SALE
9—9-room cottage on East share,
all improvements. Price $8.-
. 000. . ..
FOR SALE
loc-ds-room hotel. Greens Farms.
Price $100,000.
FOR SALE
11—Large house. Tokenekc. Price
$3 0. 000.
FOR SALE
56-4 rooms. improvements. lot
dsxaoo. on Rowayton shore.
Price $6000.
south Norwalk
FOR SALE
12—12-roorn house. West avenue,
hot water heat. Price 312.000.
FOR SALE
13—Woodward Avenue. 8-r00m
. house. lot 4031125, all im-
provements. Price $5000.
14. SOLD
FOR SALE
r5—Beautiful home, West St.
Price 335.000.
FOR SALE
16—-13-roorn house. So. Main St.
Price $15,000.
FOR SALE
17—14-room house. West St.. all
improvements. Price 315.000.
FOR SALE
18~H0use, Foirficld Ave.. lot 100
it from by 211 it. deep. Price
( P».
812.000.
FOR SALE
53—Lots. Washl tori St.
FOR LE
54—Double hound rooms. at-
tic and both for each apart-
*ment. Price $7500. Lot 50::
:25. Quinlan! Ave.
FOR SALE
60~Building lot Cedar St.. 50 x
150. Price $1400.
FOR SALE
55 rpom house, Conrtlandt
1t. all improvements. Price
84500.
FOR SALE
19—74mm house Elmwood Ave,,
all improvements; new. Price
$7.000.
FOR SALE
20—Houso and building lots, Ely .
Ave.
FOR SALE
ar—New house. 6 rooms, Summit
St.. all improvements. Price
$2900.
FOR SALE
sown-room house, Chestnut So.
all improvements. Price $6,-
500. .
Building Lots
FOR SALE
23—L0t North Main St.
FOR SALE
24—50:!64. Elmwood Ave. Price
81000.
FOR SALE
ss—Recd Ave. Price ~31:100.
FOR SALE
sd-Several lots. Highland Park.
FOR SALE
ray—Lots! Bayview Ave.
each.
East Norwal-k
‘FOR SALE
28—io-r00m house. Seaside Place.
lot Goxsoo. Price $10,000.
FOR SALE
$800
ag-u-room house. Cove Ave.
all improvements. Price
85000.
FOR SALE
30-w10-r0m‘n house,’ Cove Ave.
Price 85000.
FOR SALE
31-8-r00m hbuse. all improve—
ments, lot 50x150. Price 85.-
000.
FOR SALE
32—6»er house. Winfield Sh,
all improvements. Price
$4200. ‘
FOR SALE
33—7—room house. First St, lot
5011150. Price 82600.
FOR SALE
34—6-room house. Winfield St.
Price 32500.
FOR SALE
35—6-room house. Winfield St..
all improvements. Price $3,-
000.
FOR SALE
57—6-r00m house. all improve-
ments. Osborne Ave. Lot
150x51. Price $3000.
FOR SALE
58-9 rooms, all improvements.
Crockett Ave. Rowayton.
Lot 80.9mm. Price 84800.
FOR SALE
spurs-room house. all improv -
meats. one am of
Bnyvievv Ave. Price 500.
38-1 lot,
Taylor 8: Goldenu-Agents “all?“
LOTS. EAST NORWALK
FOR SALE
35~7 lots, Gregory Boulevard.
Price 84200.
FOR SALE
37—1 lot, Cove Ave.,
Price $700. , .
FOR SALE
East Ave,
Price $i050.
FOR SALE .
5011150.
60x225.
'39—Scnral lots. Fort St., East
«Ave. and Edit: Ave., cheap.
Darien
FOR- SALE
4o—Several new cottages and
bungalows at Darien from
$1800 to $0200, with and
without all improvements.
Norwalk .
' FOR SALE
41—‘-Old homesfcad on Green.
Price on application:
FOR SALE
42—West Ave., large house, lot
runs through from Street to
street. Price'sropoo.
FOR SALE
43—rs-room house. Wall St.. all
improvements. Price $12,800.
FOR SALE
44—12-r00m house, Morgan Ave.
Price $10,000.
FOR SALE
45—12-r00m house,
Ave, all
Price $8500.
FOR SALE
46—6-room house. 3 acres more
or less. Harriet St. Price $8.-
000. ‘
t
Newtown
improvements.
FOR SALE
47—9-r00m house, all impnove-
mcnts. Price $7500. Lot
60x234.
FOR SALE
48—i0-r00m house, Maple St.
Price $7000.
FOR SALE
qg—g-room house. Maple St., all
improvements. Price $5000.
FOR SALE
50—8-er house. all improve-
ments. Price $5000.
FOR SALE
51—ALots. Rhodonolia Park.
Cheap.
FOR SALE
52—12-roorn bonds, lot 300x400
or. larger. Elm Crest. all im-
provements. Price $35000.
Broad River
FOR SALE
60—-7-r00rn house, lot 72 it. front
by 82 ft. rear, :33 it. deep
Pric'e $2300.
FOR SALE
-room house, lot 50xx33.
ice 80800.
(I If you will send us a description and price of your
property, we will insert in this list Without eXpense,
except our commission for selling.
ARIA? lN‘i’IRII‘E‘ IIIIG OHDWIE
m PHOTO convolution.
Int list Dove New Domain Idlers
Opening of New Rolland Mit-
aria. st ”spleen-00‘ island.
not six days now would before
the Infill. conviction «or hold to
briduport will m it. sessions at old.
“stimulant him. or .
wordy, tire Wollm’ Association
or tin film will be in W
“More w to m W
ii, other».
seated in tho so.
is ”- IrW-e! ma
TAYLOR a commwaomse 74 WASHINGTON ST.
to; to most you It tit-options“ is- room to display every picture «at in ‘ ~'
loud and t not you to coin. pro- sad i wont to so. every men's and
pared to enter lolly into-tho old~tiuio every women: work properly handy
convention spirit you will and then. led and to do this we must harp .
but us incite this the one great ro- tiino." ‘
union at the mono than (or car. That this call has been responded
dill stations, the bulimia; or now to enthusiasticdlly is shown by the
friendships ind the masonic at the number 0: oshibits that have ‘
. nut to J P. Haley. oi Bridupori. v,
"Above all i want you to be room is the «00nd nonresident of iii. «- ‘
i want minim. some even Erato is s
opio- Texas. and he is maria
. “i of mu: sit
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