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Violations house.
and Extracts.
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rel. mtg-ta. East Norwalk, Ct.
EAST
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‘ folk Bulletin’ of Huntington, N. Y..'heglth regulations.
team improvements and also enter.- grain modular which the ouch-J
mg their greenhouses in the Roway-_trewllhnbbl‘.hmuic.wllidbw
t- enets- of town. Pita band unseat. ‘
Dr. G. H. Noxon. health oficer. after, Guests {Nil 1"" Wm m
uannining the Turbo water supply. and the m as '9” 3' D"
reports it tohevery good for drink “.mmuamm
log or “any; purposes. «attend to Miss manner Ital
Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick will Sunday, at the home of Mr. and Its.
again be Darien residents this suns- Pfl” 3"
nor. having arrived at the Pope m : Thirteen new members were ennll~
which they will occupy for the “m ,ed last week at the Junior Epwafi
l J h“ placed his League of the Methodist Church. sndl
auxiliary cathost “Duchess" m M further accessions are loohedffor at
mission and she made her appearance :1: {:ed a? mile?” figh‘smem:
at the Norwalh Yacht club this sea ‘ c
for the ilrst time this season. 1”“ much interest. hil
Michael Buckley. who is residing at" A you" mum“ c d "a m"
H t ' th 1 d
Bowayton for the behest of his health. :1“; '3: fining"; gang’s“?
spent the weekend “0’ his family. o'llfloxon’s quarantine. When the dou‘
Locust “em“- I"- Buckley'shealth “‘nd a constable visited later, the!
present is considered very good. 'suceeeded in W the residents
The following appeared in “The Sui-'vt-itll the necessity of keeping the
No other cases
May 26, and is of local interest: ‘developed, and the child has now re-
CIpt. Rackett Writes. _(oovered.
Capt. G. B. Rsckett of Howey-ton Ct.,‘ Unusually interesting Memorial I”
the Bulletins erstwhile “Lloyd Neck vices were held Sunday evening in , ,
Philosopher,’ writes us this week "'Nomton will ,1 P Church mn-
e”
The Third District firemen will par-
“pale in the Poughhoepaio firemen!
grade Arrangements for the trip
'ill be found in another column.
v-
Lewis Divine and family have mov-
d into one of the cottages in Bay—
View Place. Mr. Divine is it foreman
in the Remington U. I. C., in Bridge“
,ort and will commute.
The ollcinl board meeting of the
last Avenue M. E. church was held.
hat evening, following the regular
dd-week prayer meeting. Matters of
pueral interest were gone into.
The bridge paving is finished! The
ht wood-block was laid'lhia morning
at 8:09 o'clock, and there was an in-
‘hosested group of delighted spectators
tho witnessed the winding up of the
mutly delayed job.
The advent of summer residents to
{be two summer colonies, on the East
Idr. has started. Owners of cottages
. Marvin Beach and Dorian Point are
mow busy putting them into shape for
occupancy during the summer months.
Friends here of Wlilnm‘klmmlck.
d Van Zant street. are confidently
taking forward to his speedy recov-
uy. Ir. Kimmiek was injured in an
.tomoblle and trolley accident. in
tidgeport, recently. Bis coMition is
wry serious. ;
Although still dangerously ill Wib
tin Kimmick. of Van Zant street. lap
fired in an'sutomobile accident in
Iridgeport. is posting more comforts.
we at the Bridgeport Hapitnl. and
tiny his chances for recovery are
considered good.
The regular sewing and socialmeet-
hg d the Women’s Annular! d Christ
lpiscopal church was I‘ll. yesterday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. P. I.
Wheeler. on Myrtle avenue. There
was no business transacted Refresh
seats were served during the after-
noon.
It is not yet known when the for
as! ceremonies of turning over the
Washington street bridge to the city
)y the. Bridge Construction Commit-
uo will bo'observed. There will be a
'neeting of the committee tonight. The
nge paving was practically com-
)ieted today. the last block being put
hto position early this morning.
A record number of campers is this
ammer expected at Calf Pasture
3each. One of the chief improve.
aunts that is to be made at Cal! Pas-
.‘alm this year is the providing of bet-
ter sanitary conditions, a source of
much annoyance in the past. The
dty council has been petitioned to
bring about that improvement. and the
mncil in tum referred the petition
to the board of health. who are now
Investigating the matter.
V‘M"~
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Ilsa Alice Lauft has opened he
'Johu Sherman Hoyt has sold his
aunt. “Grayling.” to Norwalk parties.
. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Blabou of Phil-
'mphia have opened their house at
‘ . If. and Mrs. Dutihl Smith, 11:. have
”into theirnowhouaoonCou-
«Noemi Hrs. John Shaman Hoyt
arrived atthdr Month
Mame. bushland street.
. kittens. prays night and morning for,
.Mhthhel-t‘lflm ;muums0mm
announce the opening of Roton Point ducted b
y the young people of the
1°” Saturday 1“" Capt. R‘Cke” d°‘ Christian Endeavor Society under to.
.clares: “I have known old Roton for “leadership 0‘ CaiebB Hull ' A "M
l fifty years “d I never '5‘" it in bet- .was delivered by the pastor. itev. Din
i‘" “MP ”'3“ " ‘3 “3“"- fny Hamilton. which was s tribute to
' A“ m“ 1’ 0‘ 10°“ interest: the heroism of the Civil War veterans
“Notwithstanding your old friuid-A number of ”II If I of to m
has passed the 85th mile stone and “home were present C M” Chat
. q . _ .‘
.nisht U“ 1- 0910“, “km“ in the ercises.
'show and enjoyed it too. lie walks’
five miles a day rain or shine, eats 3 . Miss Margret Gill. one 0‘ the "-
stars of the local telephone exchange,
square meals a day, sleeps the sleep . .
oi the just man, has two pets, grnnd- while driving along the Post roau, yt.
‘terday morning in s dog-cart. war
sons. pretty as pictures and good as _
run into by at Stamford automobile,
his friends slid toes. and can see spir- land ‘3" about the eye '0 M, that
ilunlly a bright shining light in the Dr. (.. H. ‘.\oxo:i was obliged to take
m." future. . two stitches. The driVer oi the Stem—
"The good old Bulletin tells us the ‘0’“ a" "“ “WWW ”0““. "‘4
Fteamer Huntington h” gone to the offered to take Miss Gill to the doc
Delaware River. Too bad. The Con- ‘tor‘s otllce, but as Edward Austen was
nectlcut people joined with the Long pissing in his automobile. the latter
islanders in pronouncing her the best ‘toolt her.
3'3;th ACTRESS AT TOKENEKt'1w0MAN‘ SUES h R
illlllt. fill limb
Loretta Taylor. the star of that
(Continua From First not)
famous play, “Peg 0' My Heart."
when it made its famous run in New
York. several years ago. has taken a
summer cottage in Tokenello for the.
season. Mrs. J. Hartley Manners is;
the civilian name of the actress now.
and she and her husband are looking
forward to many days of pleasure in
Tokeneke's charming wild-woods. They
are already useonoed in their new
home. Mr. Hanna b the author of
“Fag o' iiy Hurt.” and the romance
which surrounded the medal and
marriage of the couple is a delightful
one. ‘
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injured man for six years. Asked by
Attorney John P. Grey. what its
thought int. Allen‘s servin- were
“0.1“ weekly, throughout the entire
period. she stated a ilguro rnn‘ng
.cm 015 to 920 weekly.
crow examination. Attorney
t3. chambertnin. tor the defense.
neutered to show that In. My
-J ptlyslcaJy able to take are at
l of. up to wphin foul would a.
. uteri; um til... I nurse or meld
‘l was superfluous.
ins-its J. Johnson of flirlold
z l ...s the next witness to take fie
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S DARlEN “$31.33
W ‘ 716". i
iNQMZIflNl
...on and Mr. i‘uruay well. He also
.tid he wus amneinted with lhcl.
" ken-x WA- - I He testified that he heard Ira
Miss (Barbara Weed is enjoying two. 'l‘urncy lull .tils. Allen on one econ
environment.
weeks at Aug-me City. sion that she would I‘OCt‘l'tr' compwl:
I ..u .-..... ..llen .
i turney 1’" he was nailed.
I union for her services. Ira. 34AM
. ‘M'l Grover C' Raymond recently according to the without. “out (I
visited relatives at Wilton.
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to
ymhoddoukmETkwplsd.
“You wuu.d new thought so i.
digging clams. slfulig coal and ashes
l Miss E. French has returned to her and didt web-thing inha‘rder to secure
home at the Heights for the summoning? Sm“! prov 3“? Much“ 4
George W. Dolseu. who removed to. of the plaintilf and Mrs. Gertrude
Stamford recently, has moved back id) tirlndisi. respectively. toolt' the stand.
the Hei hts.
‘ that given byhlrs. Allen and Charles
The Presbyterian Church Aid Soci- n..- :\ - wvroonu mo
sty's rummm sale is to be held to- that Mrs. .Turney told her at one
mot-row from lo to 5. ltime that it would cost her 821 n
Frank Ii. Gardner. of New Paltz. N. :3": if she N to hire a trained
Y.. spent the holiday here with his sis-
ter, Mrs. De Mott.
'ley' W'tnos‘! to fake the stand
.wns ‘Dr. William H. Donaldson of
Fairh Id. H ha
Aithnr TWIDHM hill moved from thee (1608:8de imymegmgg‘
the Dr. Hanson house to the Austen and on each visit be had seen Mrs.i
block on Main street. Allen at the house. She was in.
r. R. Whiting. editor of Ainsllo's "Mb" “8"“ h dolor house
' H all that t tired
lMagazine, is now settled for the sea- son“ unable as take $.13 hitting;
iron at the Floyd Trigg's house on the tar some time before he'dled and re»!
'ang's Runny, culled constant attendance. ~ Ho-
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Mk N. Hayten. wife and sol. of awasuznyfl would b. adequate
Crestwood, N. Y., visited the formor's lacy. I. S. Chllds. pastor of the
aunt. Mrs. Sarah Fancher. of Brook- Email“! church °‘ Fairilold.
side avenue. for the week-end. 31°“ 81° court he had "Ed in tho
itnwn 28 ' "’
A successful cake sale and silVer tea Allen mdnfi memem m:
was held by the Congregationii m. ed to see Mr. Turnoy during his in-
ics’ Society. Wednesday afternoon, tit disposition. she was invariably en-
the home of Mrs. Frank R. Hulmes. lgsged in “"13 housework. 11° said.
lie also said he nave
A. P. Msgner. the new proprietor ‘Eatherino Tumey at [thougmm‘
of the Columbia Hotel. is mfig 'nsidence. RSV. Child! said his
many improvements. Painters “3"?” "‘9 ”“1 stated l” D“ 903‘
decorators are busy on the Lil li‘ son for compensation would be I
work. . “1°" ~ultt one. This cempleted testimony
of the plaintiff‘s witneaodi‘.
din. issue Holder and her dnugh- : Commllod to Support.
ter Edith, of New York. have arrived Gathering
.o spendtbosummerattbaho-sof
At‘. and Mrs.‘ C. L Croat. Center
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Mrs.
lard after the short recess.
wand Tm
em or August. 1887. not ills-sat
‘he asserted. she was compelled» to
support him. because of his Miss]
The final m cm...“
- ~ “a” Won. Ho warrant-u trams
mcummmm
on his 86th lsp. he was on deck last '1” end B I firtlciplting m the ex- -
hrir testimony was corrobo:-i.:lou o ,
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“Pit mutton. imcl urtlglf‘ ‘
hunch; RM) Diotsrlvt 3. i L‘
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Groin
THE
Beve
- Good
’ Olden Time
BM Than Ever Now
BEST
rages
in 18“
Root Boer.
Birth Beer,
Cream Soda, Lemon Soda
Norwegian stem-é " LYN 'N
I anchored
-j .Vell. then. a kindly new and.
#Wa—o
amass Lm mm.
In we. I. 1. in 1—?“
went ashore yesterday. gfiedyaood.
St. W: Bey. wfle tau-d he!
Baltimore, for Christianlsgwas (hated
today by the coastal stoogest Perth.
Although first reports inflated th‘
the SWI probably would be 1
wreck. it was found she was main.
no water when she cleared the shore.
Damages to her how will necessitaid
overhauling here. {
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PRESIDENT AT NAVAL ”AMY.
ANNAl’OLlS, Md. Jun. 1—Mk
dent Wilson arrived here todny to do
liver diplomas to the members of thd
graduating clue of the madame-
my. The naval yacht Mayflower. will
the president and his potty on bond.
in the Severn river at 9
o'clock and vs saluted with me
one guns by the station ship. The
trip from Washington was unevent-
fol.
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l'malltirodoutendcannnlhulmi
A weary housewilll II“-
“‘34- mm ya buy your bread".
i‘m new in town——e- you ”It
Where i had better go! i
' if it is homemade breed you was.
Just go to 5 Monroe.
Ginger Ale,
Sarsaparilla,
Order a. Case from Your
Grocer, Dmggist or Pruiterer '
or Wine Horcho nt
man Bottling Works *
V. i 'hrtifical Teeth
~ by dropping.
._.. 1”,... ___—
in the practice of dentistry a pom/1
should have a certain amount 9! m.
chanical ability. Everyone is not in-
dowed with this tiflent, and no mail",
how hard he tries to develop it. he to)
not excel the one who is possessed of
it by birth. My success in the mailing
of artificial teeth is due largely to this
talent, combined with a wide exper-
ience with peculiar and ill—snout
mouths. if your plate is troubling yru
or makes your mouth
sore. come in and let me see what the
trouble is. Consultation free. .
: Dr. J. ii. Mallory
‘16 Se. slain N...“ Not-wall. Goon.
Hours9a.m.te$p.m.;7tobp.m.
the time of his accident he had the
habit oi coming to Bridgeport on an
average of once a week. The couple
had two children. The children re-
mained in Bridgeport with their
mother;
She said he hurt his-Ime‘ about
seven years ago and his sister. two
nieces and herself took care of him.
Howould not at thattime come to-
Bridflpurt. She visited her husband
.n roundays and sometimes in the
evening. The first time she saw Mrs.
Allen. Mrs. Turney said. she was ly-
ing on the hose al thee wanehas
house in an intoxicated condition.
.Sho went way nod renamed to tho
house the next day. On this visit
nuanced drink. witness asserted.
Woman Was We.
She continued to visit her husband
until the-time so. as m con-
servator over his oatasotr Blar that.
she said. hers. Allen was agree-ire to
mussels mth-fimwubwhwiw'
the house. She stopped cailingjt the
en wrmmflwsnt torso!!! m.
Asked in «Irectbraminatitmrit she
had .over mini-d be compenssm
Mrs. Mien ibi- hc‘auvian. he re
flat b Is negativw. mitt cross
h muflutdflflnwh
,_. , . , “ii at ‘ m: -
”unambutthatdldnotdetlrthotepibbdlg f’flflrltul'l'owerandifilidni‘ mm“ on
”tan" - .- ‘monflaud‘flit’mdll.
«mould-assistant!!!
,t'lhfltman
.m l”
he."
5. - ". ,4»
”filth?“
; m- new on ”semi
pallets-ill arlnaalpubne appear- '
gases airing a Mammoth. role not sum
mums-n. unweowmw
ass-enn- airing-soul»: 1"
u- see or thwfttmflm of new} “mm“?
weel‘wblhre his (math. »
.A . she 'admlttedv' that she
Fad-nae too-rum Wind! it she
Me‘s-eta of her hum.”
Mu. Allenwas‘sgalnundartlleiao
eral times. but that she always ro-
lurned and he sympathlaed with bet.
lie said she was an unfortunate on!
he feltam'ry hum." lam-y
added that Era. Allen. had on one oc-
caston denounced her in the presence
or her son an deaths:- witnsss and
applied vile nlinea to her.
“She assertedin the presence of my
husband. in one and myself. that she
won the rut wife of the deemed,
physically and morally."
i
Fran'rurney hilwwedhiwm‘othor
on the stand. 'He corroborated her
testimony in full.
gourt adjourned at this point and
the case was continued until Tuesday
morning next at 10 o'clock.
Jim“!!-
. to protect this notion.
hen-air
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l 5 A; 15c. A! 31.00 i W ago. she. 81.00 g
'l “m.w Hose mun ' nouns Plain and rum Ribbon :
w to ‘1.” a
l At 25c (Guarmtccd) 1!" '5‘ to 59‘- o
l . CHILDREN'S Tun a
. Ladies’ stilt Hose Dresses Windsor Tim la
2 sec. $1.00. $1.50 see and $1.00. 95“"d 5" g
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fifiiu‘ifl'fi‘inmm “mmefdmw ml: in N ova-n; her oi! the place In- at all
kinds and cm i asked what
was necessary to equip them and put
them into mission, ready in
busine- if the President. united upon
us to do business. and found that
instead ot 1W0 addition” men be-
ing reunited to tb it. 28.000 were
necessary to put the ships we had
built. now tied up to the docks or
”anchored autism back into or
’der for business.”
ssman am, called attention
‘MIM Mullins cm
army it will. inks thme years and
four months he get the army brought
up to th recent authorisation at
20.000 men.- “This is not pro
ti: it is cruel I'M" no
man behind the gum." cried. Mr. Hill;
"for he is the'man we must rely on
lam ever-
. tired of mg I the
morning purer, and finding that the
letters of business men in the United
States. sent on a mutant port so
a neutral port. are taken ‘luto a bel-
up for three.
1 wall fl.
der contract or our government.
would. man. thorn and start them
letters ,froin New York to
"l wanton give a bonustotho»
Electrical“,
most, Bungle-loses
ILMMLW
ianolal
mutual.
”Hum.-
‘fimw.m~
1.10 b one who papers seam
notifies your taste combat.
With artistic shill your wah will
decorate. ;
an the intent styles he's shown '
Kind attendee he's bestowing. -
And the work is promptly done. -
None have to wait. ';
And if painting you are new“
in this line he's also 10“
He will make your house loch new.
3 COHEN.
WWW“ m
IQOK !
I share "all! with you by gun;
you the lowest prices on 15 use
me tin .Ie late iaadars. hide
made. lniled‘ "11:3. an Mg
and heat
plumhl ' asfilt
looting. - 1 ply. 81.46. gonranted B.
ysarsul‘ply 81.65 guarantee to yum
my A. IEGELEIN
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as m at. .
' Residence 3654 I’M". “3
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SOME MEN ..
lit u like a new saloon and later
at onptha sins of the; gas- iii.
nah-tn,“
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