CIT Y MARKET
69 N0. MAIN ST.
NORWALK
Charles Kuhner of Van Zant street
h enjoyjing a. trip to Nebraska.
Superintendent R. C. Macy is spend-1
in; today in New York on busineu.
Miss Ethel Nuylor, at East avenue,
in enjoying a vacation from her duties ‘
m Raymond Bram. odice. ‘
The Third District Republican Club
will hold a meeting in the East Nor- ,
'wnlk Yacht Club on Friday Semen:-
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Captain (‘ztri Anderson took a party
‘1 friends fishing in the “Ferret”:
.t. all accounts ie‘w m
. Blinds y, but
'volefiaugbt.
The ‘tRed Star" barge was towed
from Ferris‘s (‘oal Dock to New "Yorit
yesterday after being prepared by
the Bridge Commissioner.
Miss’Jennie Roberts, the trained
nurse, left yesterday for liartford.
{where she has accepted a position in
the isolation hospital. '
Dr. West has hauled his speedboat
‘illlmic” out and it is receiving a
through overhauling and painting in
the hands of Wallace Batu.
The weekly session of the Ladies
Aid Society of the East avenue 3!. ii.
Church will be held tomorrow after-
noon in the church parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles boron and
family, Nancy and lip, of Osborn ave-
no. took an automobile trip to Bridge-
M Sunday, where they spent the
day.
After being out of commission for
some time, the bell at the entrances of
the bridge was ringing merrily again
yesterday after it was prepaired by
the Bridge Commissioner.
Miss Blossom Sllcox accompanied
‘ fir. and Mrs. D. S. Murphy with James
lurphy as the driVer to Norwich. and
Providence. R. 1., They all reported a
very nice time.
The District Commissioners met
Inst evening
.i’lant on Bayview Place and trau-
onted regular business. Commissioner
Runner was absent from the session
no he is enjoying a two weeks vacn-'
lion visiting his brother in Lincoln,
Neb.
lira. Edward F. Smith, of Seava
avenue is a member of the committee
at card playing and Mrs. Ralph G.
lacy a member of the fancy work
booth committee, and should have
been included in the list of committees
announced by the‘Assoclntlon, yester-
1moving in the Poughkee ‘u pursue
' and hope to do better in this one, The
‘ 'nnd there were hearty congratulations
in the Electric Light
“a munflfithmm
nadnnletobeheldoatheflth.
The Inn Side firemen have decided
to sand I delegation to the Newburglt
Firemen'a parade on October 5. The
Third District firemen made a good
um mansions visiting
friends in WWW.
is
trip will be made by automobile. and
Schools here will reopen on Mon
full uninforms will be worn.
day, the teachers with two exceptions
‘ The Nortleid improvement Annals
tion will meet in business wssion in
the town hall this evening.
Samuel Andrews, of Hillside
street. spent Sunday in Pound Ridge,
N. Y.
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DARIEN
New York friends are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Horn. of the
l'pper Parish.
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Mrs. Jerome l‘iiiilonds continues
ill at the residence of her son.
(‘harles DiBionda.
Mrs. Elizaehth \'arm has returnel
tr) Straitord. after several days' visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wakeman.
IQOROTON
. Samuel McCrea is moving from the
tl‘ost road to New York.
Miss lielsn Mttha. who has been
1 making a visit in Tarryzown, is expect-
ed.to retutu the last of the week.
I Mr. Quinn who has occupied the
4137.
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Mrs S. B. unnumnding Ieverai
WslihflfidmhlLVemon.
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Mia! Anni. 01:” the “this first;
assistant at the postal! is‘enloyins
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'1‘”me "(are its poet-l
pnedeoneegttuourthenaplemeon;
the Town; Hg! green, Saturday ere-
ning. ' ' ’
L. l'. Guano! or the Jet-Icy City.
Printing 00.. visited in town over the
weekend, and attended the Bent-e
uwrenoe wedding. ’ .
Rev. William \‘t'illJnson of Trinity
parish, New York, preached an excell- .
ent sermon in St. Mark‘s church, yes-
terday morning.
The Library did not open on Thurs-
ns was“ advertised. it was
thought beat to defer the opening on
account of the epidemic.
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Mrs Sarah Adams. who has been '
iBlbbina house tltit summer is moving
Mi 3 Gertrude Craft has mug-bed
ltiI family to \‘ew York.
to town. after spending the summer
in Stepney.
Miss Marcella Corning has reamed,
to her home. in lianbury alter a visiti '
lviuit with her aunt Mrs. M. L.
liaines, iirookside avenue.
Though able to get about. Clarence
imnins on the invalid list.
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A number of liaricn people are in2
New Haven today to witness the out
from: parade in ":‘tonnettlon with the
Deutotiatit at 1nd» (Ulllt‘llliOll.
1).. Morris Andrews of
street remains quite ill and is attended
It his physician Dr. Ernest Smith.
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‘ Mr and Mrs. Elmer 'i‘readwell, of
Mrs. James Carroll. widow of a for- Men“, have visited East Side rela~
our pastor oi :ho Methodist (lturch in liver!
the guest of .\lt~. Ftetl Mullttt.
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M" and M” George F- “9“” “(South Manchester, where she will
Mr. and Mn. William J. Flemming
_ , again teach for the coming year.
are. receiving congratulations the oc~
(-ncion being the tenth anniversary at
their marriage. The double marriage,
l'tat of the. sisters. the Misses Water-
bury, to Messrs, Flemtmng and Bearse
was the society event of the seaeon of
1906. ’
~After nearly a year's illnese Mn.
iiarrict‘ ll. (loley in now able to ride
out. '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Potter have
returned to Guilford. after Ieveral
day: visit with Mr. and Mrs John
P. Fitch, of the Upper Parish.
September happens to he a popular
month for birthday anniversaries and
Col. George Robbins commandant at
Soldiers home and Frank R. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick lashing.“
celebrated theirs in joint fatniiv ro- Black Rock. have been in town to
union. . The event was held Monday I“; “’3' Lehing‘n father, Frank
evening and members of both families .y ' '
enjoyed the mansion in a fitting man- The engagement of Miss Ruth
ner. it is an annual accurcnce held at
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,the homogt either of the gentlemen Than“ ~m Alfred Der“ shire. o
the Bronx, bl. Y., bu been to
and the presentation of gifts. Citi- nounced.
sens generally will embrace the ow
portunlty to extend their best wishes.
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some line with his parents, Mr. anl
.“i‘S. .l. N. llungnk-tl. cf tlto llpp'r
Parish.
DARlEN SALESMAN
‘ LIABILITIEQ TEN
TIMES His ASSETS.
Schedules of ‘2). H239 liabilities
Ire ‘flled by W. H. Allen Sheldon de-
scribing himself nu ma automobile-
salesman of Darlen in a petition to
the United States district court ask-
ing tor adjudication n.5,bnnltrup't. As-
sets of 82.844. 85 are shown by Mr.
Allen who formerly did business in
Philadelphia and New York.
Many physicians of Stamofrd and
Philadelphia are among creditors list-
ed in the schedum. Stamford mer-
‘ehants. a Cape May Hotel and loves-V»
tors in Swnrthmore. Pa... also appear
among the prominent creditors in the
list.
among the assets listed are loads to
members of the Union league Club
of New York‘and Wall' street oper-
ators. whichhavc not beenpaid.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Mendel, l’orry rnv‘
daughter have returned to Eomhp rt
after encoding a month cairp'ng n
'lluck Hill."
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Mrs. F. J. Cold) in entertnlning a
party of New York friends at her Hill
side street residence. Her aunt. Mm.
Lockwood has returned to New York.
after spending the summer in town.
Chester G. Coley has returned home
after spending more time at "No-
wood Farm." with his mtttlptet'
Town Clerk and Mrs. Arthur C um-
Icy.
Accept all the luck that comes )‘nll'
way—~but don't DEFERD on ltfaonm
inc! if you want a job. one a serr-
uel Want Adv.
(to his home for two weeks.
lililslle‘nmt *Ii frown out.
Miss Ethel Salmon has returned to-
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Van! llungstr-d ht in town spending,
emailing six weeks with relatites at
To: n-of-Riter and Stamford has re
Horned to her home on Hoyt street.
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'0. iieers, of the Upper Parish. ”.lened with appendicitis, is able to be
F. 1. Raymond who has been threat—
around once more. after being confined
The ail~
Charles Mills of Stamford has been
:in charge of Chris MnthiIon‘ a automo-
hiio nation on Railroad amour, this
week, durin gthe absence of Harry Ku-
tniIh. who in enjoying n vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ireland 1". Booger and
child have returned to their home at
Stamtord. after .tpendlng most of the
summer at the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w.
street.
H. Rodilner, Hoyt
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Stephen Dietrko of Plunvllle ht via
iting for several days this melt with
relatives and fr'endI here. He will
return Wednesday with his mother,
who will spend I week with him at
his Plainville home.
Howard noun. who broke his knee
cap. a number of weeks ago. h able to
attend to tno‘jiook- keeping at the office.
of lrving Lockwood on Railroad av-e
nee. With the aid of crutches. New
or!» "“i’P‘fi’m” about.
There, “will an illustrated lecture
given It‘ the _ wn ilnll, Thuudsy eve-
ning. at 8:15. by Neil Morrow iadd,
pneuident of the Bird Protective Asso-
ciation of Greenwich. which has proven
of 'u'h practical value that residents
of New f‘rnrvn are our“): the forma-
tion of a similar association here.
in the first game of the series (it
three. for the champlotuhip of Connec-
ticut. New Canaan trimmed Nmnllt.
nt Amusement Park. 7-1. “The big
goat crowd that hns'been registered
in many a, day was present. and re-
trained until the very lnIt man was
out. in order to cinch the game. New
CInnnn added four rune in the ninth-m1 any...” of mm", w... taken
and in rein-tag the wot-walks in this
inning pet-fared a clever double. Bed
Kelley and George Stevens. left hand
baits it who have done nothing this
"ct-on in the hitting line. were there
with the goods ycr'erday. the former
getting two inhuman off Tobin m
Stevens golfing one two-llama Wood
A word of the New Haven Lanna pitch-
ed for New Canaan. Butler caught.
'imfismnmmww.
:0!!! third. Otter-lo the New Ce
'nnu tent was as ea...n. ‘
.church held m, monthly business meet- er and the present holder of the title,
' ing Wednesday evening.
their home on West side avenue.
_ lives in Stamford.
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AI interim. Instance! the guests at the
m of the Mucus It Dorlons
Pdnt, on Saturday afternoon.
MAN WHO ATTACKEO
Mlfl'f ts msa
BRiDGEPOBT. new; [moiety ,
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‘ 1°“! subunit. ‘7‘”— 1.x recs chmingtoo Arms gnaw, w: .
' HAJOR AUSTIN TO THE FRONT cteated a near pauit in St. (hurl .
ONCE MORE. Catholic church yesterday main."
No‘ satisfied with capturing the
“city champioafliip" at the contest re—
cently held at the Casino, Ilajor Bert.
Austin, of the Maple Fife and Drum
Corps, saiiied forth to Westville. on
Saturday. the 15th. where the Edge-
wood Drum Corps. of the. Knights of
Pytitias, were having field day, closing
with a baton swinging contest, in
which Austin annexed first prize from
m .a field of nine competitors. among
The y? p} S. C. E. of the Baptisttwlmm were ex~State Champion Walk-
at (hi 9 o'cloek iztass. by attempt”-
an attack upon Rev. P J. bieGivney'v
has been adjudged insane by pity ‘
ciansc and sent to Hillside home
Lyness, who boards at 215] Seavie -
avenue, widly waving a handkerch -
stepped over the altar rail and clutc-
ed the priest whoee back was to ':
ed, by his vesttnents. (‘ity i’rosecuto
Alexander 1.. Delaney and Dr. lilm
F. Blank dragged Lvness from the a
tar and had him sent to the cute
gency hospital.
llnjor Ray Burke, who recently won it appears that Lyness was intatu
ithe title from Major Walker. :ted with a waitteh. who faiitd to r
Mrs. i". C. Albrecht, is entertain-f Th? “infest was a spirited afiair andiciprocate his affections. The fact lh'd
tug Miss iiaverstraw of Brooklyn, at ' hatched with interest by a Very'ghe recently married another in ..
large audience, alieved to have unhinged Lyness re
As the Maple Fife and Drum Corpa‘son
ML and Mrs John and daughtet did not accompany Maim Austin to Twelve women waiting to receiv-
Ruth have returned to their home nt- \tnttille, the Drum (:0 p. of the. communion. fainted during the inci
“r ' several W99“ stay at Detroit. Loyal Order of Moose, of Waterbury, dent
[law fol ltim during the contest. ——~———-——-——-—-
As there Were onlI two piizes ll‘DR. BLAYDES HELD FOR MURDE
ions liliil the dapper young majorl tsunammn, Ala, Sept. 19.~Dr
will soon be one of the big lenguers. J, E. Biaydes is being held und-
and it looks that in the near future $5,000 bond charging murder in co
the state championship will he defend nection with the death of Dr. Willia-
ed from Stamford. M, Avery, 'who died Sunday night it
This is the filth prize that Major a hospital here. it is said thatdeai
Austin has won in less than a year‘s was caused by a fractured akul
lute. ' alleged to have been received in V
light with Dr. Blaydes.'8aturda¥-
The encounter, it is said, occuite
in an office. in whihh Wise men hm
locked themselves. There Were n-
witncsres. ‘
R0 WAYTth i.
Mrs Harry m is able to be about
after. several days 111nm.
H—a
Frazier (Hinton, of Brooklyn, is mov-
ing here, and will live here for an in I
‘cihdte period
Mrs. lfiaac Stiinus has l‘t'illl‘lll‘d to
llii‘ home in Brooklyn after spending H
the MilllllK'r with rtlalivvt» here.
Mitt: Marion Crockett of New lin-
\‘t‘ll spent last week \‘vllh her parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. (i. Crockett.
tieorgc (‘udlipp of llowuyton
spent Tuesday visiting rela-
Mm.
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. . , ANCIENT RIFLES UNEARTHED.
Mina Elisabeth Savage has resumed N“ “K’RI‘EANS' SW“ 19.~\\'rerk-
her studies at the State Normal school ers demolishing the Old St. 1"“15 H0
at Danhury. lei. one of the tumours landmarks in
_’_ the it‘punch «quarter of New ()tleann,
“m. Marie Mm”. who has burnt hate unearthed ahuudred rifles buried
the past ten weeks in ”in hospital, n “MW the floor. Th“ rifles “N bun?“
slowly convalescing at her home. ed to have been placed there durtnc
the Reconstruction troubles in 1574.
when the building was occupied as the
state capitol under the ndminlzti'atlon
of Governor Kellogg. They Were said
'to be of the 1870 model.
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OUR JlTNEY OFFER Thin and 5G.
DON'T MlSS TlllS. Cut out 1h
slip, enclose \vlth 5c and mail it t
Foley & 00., Chicago. lll., writing yo '
name and address clearly. You wit,
receive in return a trial package co ,
tainlngJ-‘oiey‘s Honey and Tar (‘0
pound, for coughs. colds and troop.
Foley Kidney PiliI, for pain in side
BOSTON' sq“ ‘9 ‘Mam‘ger 5”“ and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
m“ 0’ m“ mm” N‘”°““'~‘ ‘0‘“? neys and bladder ailments; and role
announced that the club had cancelled Cathariic Tablets. ‘ wholesome u
"5 craft of Outfielder Mcc‘md‘m' 0‘ thoroughly cleansing catbntic, for eo-
‘h" "an“ ““b' °' ”’9 Tun" Leagup- stipation, biliousness. headache am
No other major league club had sought , sluggish bowels.
the player. . Sold Everywhere,
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ernoon at the home of Mot. it. Q Bar-
Siewari Siovesé Ranges l
Hose (‘0. ‘ ‘
Miss May Savage of‘ West Side, uvc= ‘ % HY
nue. is enjoying a two week‘s vacation
Cook Stoves ill and around
from her duties at the Boston Store.
Ntll walk ?
Norwnlk.
There’s a reason; yes, there one
Several reasons. Come 1n and we
will tell you WHY.
Mrs. Bower of New York has re-
turned home after spending SBVt‘l'zli
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. l". ('. Ai-
brecht of West Side avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Albrecht and
family have returned home after
upendin gthcs ummer at i‘kcvilie,
\
(.onn.
The Deli ll‘lnger Circle of the Bap-
tist church held a meeting mm the
Misses Lynch of Tokeneke Thursday
evening.
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A turd party was given Friday aft~
do we sell more stovesy‘and
ranges than any other store
it] the Notwalks?
has our stove business in-
creased every year for the
past 10 y arsP
have we sold 1.500 Stewart
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The lecture on "Wit and Humor" by
John Fel’er of Wort Side avenue, in
the M. E. church, Friday evening was
a great succora. _
John‘ Cleverly of CM Hill returned
to Troy, N. Y.. Saturday to resume his
studies at the Romanian Polytechni.
cal College.
Miss Mat-gent Hathaway of Craw
Hill. while visiting her brother. Sam-
seriouIly ill. was Bethany is able
to be up for a few hours such day.
um Minnie sntmn has returned to
her home in Oneontn, N. Y. after
spending the week-end with her par-
ents. Kr. and In. John Bnillln of
West Side avenue.
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