R. A. smith and family. who have been at Belle island. all monster. turned today to the Bronx, New York hire. diary Thomas, witches been several weeks with liver elm in Jamal cc. Longdelaud, has returned to her home in Merton avenue. Thomas 1. we or Raymond evened. will leave next Monday tor New Rochelle, where she will enter “h "WM "5"“ ”d enthusiasm a college for a course of study. «brides work. is fun again after the several penetrate. ' Dr. and em. Clinton wnuu return- . t Charles w m. and lemily are '4 to their home in Brooklyn yes or- day. having spent the meter at the W“ ““9"" “”1" “m” “t D“ residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles '3 Point after its summer rentel. i Harris , ”will“ “an“ Miss ems L. Decker, of Staten in] land, has returned home alter a visit mwith Mr ._and Mrs. C. A. Breisted. of East avenue. of her friends at a card party Satur- cdsy evening at her home at Hickory Bluff. Whist and euohs‘e were played The derrick crane 13 hoisting buck and reneshunents were served. All etc of mud out of pier No 2 which 13 ”9°“ ‘ ”19m“ time 9““ WM Mrs. being “mat“ “a We ready or Kent a delightiul entertained before ‘ the reception of cement. \ I'M” I [he bridge workers are constructing Miss Jennie Scott, of .(lrosa street, a caisson mound the pier to the west- entertained “ party 0‘ friends at a ward of the.ono lust. finished. The luncheon. last Saturday afternoon. and stcum'hammer is working rapidly. a "’5’ P193591“ time ‘5 reported. 5°“ . erai of those present were members The Ullmer family. of New York. of Rev. John Stapleton's party. which ‘. who have been occupying the Lane toured'through Europe last summer. X cottage at Marion's Point, has return- The guests included Mrs. E. I) Ran _ edrto the metropolis for the winter. I dail Misses Elisabeth Stapleton, Lois _ ———-— 'I’Beers, Hattie Clark, Irene W. Lynch, “Pickles." a young lad of quite some Dorothy W. Raymond and Ruth D. repute in town. who has been work- Thames ‘ in; for the Empire Construction Com-' '~ pony, was. laid off this morning With‘ The friends of Stephen H, Pardee. several others who will not be needed of West «Side avenue, are relating a further. . true fish story. He went out last Fri . ~ 'm. and in Stamford Cove succeeded MIS- WW '1'- Pencil. who V“ in inducing a bass to take hold of threatened with typhoid fever, is slow- the bail; on the hook. Then began a 1y improving at the home of '10? "1°“- struggle which made Mr. Perdee reel- el‘. 'Ml'a- Sidney Smith, ”f 44 “’5‘ ize that he hadsomething unusual to . street. and is able iv“ 5“ up a short handle. For fifty minutes he manipu- while 9““ day. ilater the line, and finally succeeded in A fine covering as protection from tiring “1° fish out. When shore was the weather has been raised over that mached the bass was weighed undl Mrs. George Schlichling, °f Mans- ; stationary engine working the derrick tinned the scales at exactly twenty- -six crane midway on the east bridge sp- and ”84"“ pounds. prosch. The roof has been covered with tar paper and the whole is quite The books added to the Rowayton comfortable for the engineer and his ”bmy ““3 month are “New“ The. helper. committee purchased them, hoping ._ 3 that the young people would find both East Norwaik people remark that pleasure and profit by reading them the sun crosses the line today the The “at 10““? ending of the equinoctial storm of the AM An“ '3 past few days and regard the token A Frigates Namesake. , n of the chill clear day with a north Alden. W L- ‘ wind as D. telecast of the majority of The Cruise of tile Canoe Club weather for the next six months to The M0?“ Pirates. - come. 'Barbour, Ralph .H. ‘ - - 1 Behind the line. ' A political argument in East Not- The Half-back. walk, last night. would have resulted 'lhe Crimson Sweater- in a light of the iistic nature had not ””1"- Frances C- one of the "politicians" been scary and Jim“ and “MM possessed of excellent sprinting qnhli- Clamp, Walter llcaticns. The runner was an insur- The Substitute. gent Democrat and was assailed by Drysdnle, Wm. another of his party, but one of the The Fall“ Mali. ' regulars, iDudicY. A. T. . M... l The Yale Cup.“ Overooots were not uncomfortable Ewing, Julianailli. ‘ for those crossing the temporary Daddy Darwin's Dove Cot. bridge this morning. Even Patrolman Grinnell. George R. Frank 8. «Strstton. a hardy ontol- . Jack Among the Indians. doors men. thought kindly of the time Haley. Mary M. when he shall have shaken the moth A Dornlicld Summer. balls from his great coat. A llxed Loughead. Flore '11. post on a chilly day is not one to be' The Abandoned Claim. chosen it there is any pick. Munroe. Kirk ~-—-—— The Fur-Sears Tooth. Mrs. Harriet ‘Shorwood, of Green Snowshoes and Stooges. field diili. widow of the late Wilson Pyle, Howard Sherwood. is visiting relatives in East Otto of the Silver Brand. Norwelk. Mrs. Sherwood is ninety- Soaweil, Molly E. two years of one. but is as active as Little Jervis. a women of fifteen years her Junior. Stoddard. William 0. Her husband was in his eightydnrst mp Klugar, year when he mused away several Thulet, Octave months mo. Mrs. Sherwood will We All. later to to ollrooklyn, alone where she Thomas; u, M. will pay an extended visit. Captain Phil. -__ vule, Charlotte it's 3 Waste of Time W" ‘"‘«f§17’£§.’."°" strength and shoe leather to walk to Collins. F" “_ Booth Norwulk for your mm. m. The Boys Book or Model Aero- roniso home trade. ’PMME 3 Pill". Drum Perfumes. Bonn, 81. John, Thomas M. Deliciou- sous. Thinsu a “or Should Know About Prescription: e specialty. WWW. J. STHJLMAN’ umm'orm. Wm. ll. The A. ii. (i. of Electricity. Yule. Elsie i) it!!! ”'1‘ WABHINM’ON .1; When Mother bets 'iie (live a last New-lit. TM. me Party. Johnson. Mueller The Story of the Constitution of the United Glues. Johcnuot, Janice alleles at Heroic Deeds. Brooke. E. s. The Heroic bite of (letters! if. 8. Grant. like Elisabeth Pencil. WM has The Heroic Life of General George been 1%” school for severei rem cramming, In mum. he: returned teller km The nun-ole we of WI]. ifsltinloy. h Icfileloy meet The Jim Life of John Paul Jones. , . Heat. 1!. A. n. “I B. Potter. in. and unity, for mm oi m, 'ilenedtolreoitiymmm.fimsm emmmwuw mmawmveiilemss. W oaths We» also. Aim request oi liquorice people. . .. ”N... Rowuvrgpfi) book.) germane; in. way we the use me ‘ dropped them. She appeared who .1” Mrs. W. J. yKont entertained a law: this week reconstructing the state jeutomohiie trucks will cert the me- lAustiu's. on last b‘rhiuy afternoon. the some a m (A hand toward Guider's corner, pnmblr'ito N’tehe a trolley car. handler one! cent- ins alons later found a oil-k ileell m and a pair of slices iylns in the trol- ley tracks, where the women had stranger hereabonts. A whimsy trot» tie was found on the sidewalk when she was first seen. W... The Warrenlte construction can. party’s plant arrived here yesterday from Hartford,- and filled also care. which are now on the hidetreck hem. Eight more care arrived here today. having been left at South Norwaik. over niirht. Over one hundred (men are employed by the line here. the greater number being. sources and ltelisus. Work will be commenced road along the Connecticut Turnpike. The job Will last all winter. lmmenn teriai from the railroad stations to the turnpike. ,.,ru~_ DIARIEN ‘ AND , NOROTQE i W when- Mrs W. W. lie-wee spent Saturday in Stamford Ray Finch spent Sunday sailing on the Sound. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. KiUCk. of Nero ton Heights, have returned from their honeymoon in Boston. " Rev. Dr. Knox, of ‘Brooklyn, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Fitch, of Noroton Heights. field avenue. has returned from a visit to friends in Sen Cliff, l. Wet weather Sunday prevented the game between the home team and the Brooksvilies in Port Chester. M. .i. Smith and family have return» ed to their home in Brooklyn. N. Y. They spent the summer at Tokeneke. Elbert T. Marsh has contracted With 8. J. Atwatcr for the emotion or e home upon Highland avenue. Rowny- ton. . Rev. H. S. ‘lirowu. Ph. 1)., occupied the pulpit of the Congregations] Church at Dsnlnlry. upon Sunday morning. ' The Noroion Heights and the Holy Name lcluus were unable to play at the Heights. Sunday, because of the wet weather. The, Holy Nume Society of St John‘s Church was in Riverside. Sun- any. at the corner-stone laying of St. Catherine’s Church. Many Darieuileg lire exllcctinc to al- iond the performance of Way' Down East at the Alhambra Theatre in Stamford. Wednesday. The contractors have a large guns of men tearing up the Post road from ruiroed bridge eastward. orepuring to put down the new pavement. At the meeting of Womun‘s Chris tian Temperance Union at Mrs. 'l‘. W. election of officers was postponed for lack of quorum. The town makes a lcbcrni allow- silce for tree warden and yet there are trees on public highways with branches so low you can get a bunk if you do not sleep. Mrs. ncorge ll. Woodward and two sons. of Noroion, huvc returned from a two weeks' stay at Atlantic City. They stopped at Philadelphia on their way home to see friends. The M. in. llrolhcrhood meet in the parlor» of the church tonight at ii an. m. A lull attendance of the members is always appreciated as there are matters of interest to all. The Republican callous on Huntley evening paid It high compliment to Miss Esme Wood when they nominee ed her on the School Board with preo- tlcsily a unanimous vote. Who shall any Derlcn men do not know when to be gallant? The mashed stone. which was a part of the old Port flood. is being used in repairing the mud—holee and bed 9!“ use in the other roads around have. and is en Improvement, especmly at the muddy inaction at Mansfield are hue with the Post Rood. WEI-mam“! uwmini-fifi-wm Win mm or s tomes-ems summon ileum - ”flwm‘mfl MHWW memm’mesw" The machine Giants. neelIM' «on. stamina. will play the m done momentum“ as- . ”flasher whetwthontmer. silo: lo " You‘lruovr the rest. llegs, preached in the Contraption“ ~ at 8:30, p. in. whose services are in ' over with the ultimate object of Mimi's]- um MW’.‘ at the m. at am. pm. 3 be erected. in 8t..ldlko¥s W Church. Eminent shrines Mahmoud ~ ending local clam out. me- dating services. The moral public are invited. v. harden is written up to them mend ammonium mare vomit. Two-oddest recentlyfront the'ceue mam. hamlet thus» thermos tothlnbiodt Dulce st one than had «thumbnail as muilmleaatoowereeeenlined optimumebythebridcebogivo an accusation. The. mistress upon mum noise found moment apparently very ill. with "If Hornet well and new a bot th of medicine intbrtnhle, in your child. 6 rdope madnlt.emtic. a to- blespoonlni. 1 result a- child nor on adult nor an emetic. so I tooth whole , Poetlroed and Gracie street should - have a. danger illusion. that. corner. as it is a locality whore many'crols. particularly children going and com- ing from school. Autos-timed on-Peet road from that point to railroad cm Ins lines at the rateof sit perymlnute. On bright Sunday afternoons they will average more. ” That old sign should be .put up again and an officer of the law detailed to see that the law is enforced. Prof. H. H.,.Tweedy. of“ Yale Gol- Churcb. Sunday morning Other. ser- vices in the church were as usual. Rev. H. S. Brown. ”1.1).. preaching in the evening. 0. H Williams, Sun- day school superintendent, says he is intent upon having a large Sunday school and so goes after them with a vehicle Children who so to Sundly school make good day school scholars. Mrs. Crossett, who is ill with ty- phoid fever, while very ill and fever shows no immediate signe of abate meat yet h‘cr physician has ”(9" reason to bps tf’filermtimete recov ery. Mr. Croseett has been broken of his rial. million the Rev Dr. Knox. connected with. inner M E. Church. was prevailed upon to come to Der ion and occupied the M E. pulpit both morning and evening. The Epworlh ~ Lame mcctlné was fairly attended ieresting and instructive. There will be a general rake up of lawns and other linings up in town, as in October e. committee of wedlock- ere. men and women, appointed by the Civic Leesue'vlll- view the landscape w W "06K 0' RANGES hhmmrlfihmifl til“. STAMFORD, MAGEE YORK. PERFECT ACORN Aloe em for an em Jones & Hotchkiss Company 17 WHO Oi. Wit. co voo elm W Ilse WWW. hummer correct-ind holler M The“ cream we“; ”fl mum on *9 _ ,1 l Muesli“ ' Wisteria. would WM. unemmimmmf enters! Wetting inter-l mom.~lllrections:'l‘hreednopsferi :1.)an pom THE ORCHARD-LANDS on LONG AGO. The orchard—lands of Long A 09!. O drowsy winds awake and b ow The snowy blossoms back to me, And. all the buds that used to be! Blow hard along the grassy ways or truant feet, ‘and lift the haze Of happy summer from the trees That trail their tresses in the seas Of grain that float and chr flow The orchard-lands of Long Ago! Blow back the melody that slips; ‘ ' In lazy laughter from the lips That marvel much if any kiss “' Io streetcié than the apple’s is. Blow Bad: the twitter of th9..;‘ ‘ birds—‘- Thc lisp. the tiller, and the words 0i merriment that found the shine Of summer time a glorious wine That drenched the leaves that loved it so In orchard-land of Long Ago! 0 memory. alight and sing Where rosy-bellied pipplns cling, And- golden ruasets glint and‘ gleam As in the old Arabian dream The fruits of that enchanted free “ The glad Aladdin robbed for me! And, drowsy winds, awake and fan My blood as when it over-ran A heart ripe as the apples grow In orchard—lands of Long Ago! 4—]amee Whitcomb' Riley. in: to ”A person having the best . kept lawn. house and surroundings. ‘ .aise queues or manners of grounds not model. Mill! and its elem ;mteurronudim will. no matter how small «meantime and grounds. Every- ihody will have a chance to win. “a vac-WW Lovsu's THE PLACE» ‘ FALL " SHOES The new ones are here in all of the latest toes-— ' ELITE RALSTON HANAN w Daily Line to N. Y. for freight only. Freight propeller leaves Pier 82, East River, New York .(foot of Pike street) every day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight received all Nerwslk up to 5 p. m. and South Non walk up to 5:30. Noxwaik Steamboat Line amino .1. 3mm, Lessee. GEORGE F. FOOTE, General Agent DIETZ JUNIOR Driving Lantern Shows Red in the Rear $1.25 each Charles E. Dow The Gorllam Co. Always the Latest Things in WALL PAPER Painting Paper Hanging Decorating 1 The Gotham Co. 10 First It. Elli Nomiii Mommi- V e. musicales. l”I to ”in imfimmm it
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