‘i
.ii
. yesterday.
. loin". .\
- - .lf»
‘3’“: '3. I’d} .l‘l‘l 3 '
Jit'
J .i. it. won. of Pine Ledge. a
thing lire. George it. Bryan. of
l .
l
”ml t tt Mullet—Inns...- . -
“hr. Hewett and family., who have
been itsyfng at the Union Cottage. ‘Beli
Island. left today‘for Orange. N. J.
. around—uh“ t \ it
o».«.flrs..tlfenley and family. who have
been summering at the Clover cottage.
Bell island, returned to New York city.
hire. a. E. Waiters and family. who
have been staying at Bell Island during
the ‘ summer, leave the island next
work (be New York city. ‘ "
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Joyce and son.
Clark. of Brookileld. are to be guests
of Mr .and rMs. Reed Haviiand. of the
Bavlland house. for a few days.
Chris Uhlernann. late superintendent
of the dispensary at Roton Point, is
how sojourning in South Norwallt. He
will leave for New York tomorrow.
General Manager Julius Finkenstein
will give his annual. excursion. from
New York to Roton Point. tomorrow.
and on Monday Timothy J. Campbell's
club will picnic there. . ‘
hfr. and Mrs. D. D. Joyce, of Brook-
leld; D. Clarke Joyce. of Hackettstown
lifts Along tits Sound.
‘V " lists ltesr the Norwslhe.
Coliue. New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam H. imcey. Miss Bernice Lacey, of}
Brooklyn.‘N. Y., are among the guests‘g
at the Haviland cottage. Bell island. i
\ror Infants nil Children.
r ,.‘. 9.
Kind
You Hart
‘71» is set» i
. , g. .
I r'
. "n I V
we drains dam-anti. new unit em.
‘v
Dorlon House.
Gregory's Point, South Norwallt.
A gospel service will be held at the ' J. E. Sullivan. proprietor and manager.
Haviland House. Bell island. Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Miss Graccl
Wiest Will give a Bible reading.” This'
will be Miss Wicst's last address. as}
she leaves the island on Tuesday to:
speak at Philadelphia and Lancaster.
PI. '
i
i
canoes oven nr an urine:
'l'wo Chicago Newspaper Ian Drown- t
ed while on an Outing in Canada
(By Associated Press.)
Quebec. September lO—(‘ari
who wrote the "Fired at Random" coi-
ttntn in the Chicago Record. and bouts (
Sass, sporting editor on the same pti-
pcr. have been drowned in the heavy
rapids iii the Grand Discharge by the
upsetting of their birch bark canoes.
They were on a holiday four. The
Grand Discharge is the outlet oi Lake
St. John. for which resort the news-
pepermcn had left here Wednesday .
morning.
The Vaclie Callie. where the drown-
ing occurred. is opposite the lower poittt
of Alina island. where the watt-r of the
Grand autt Littlc Discharge unite to
form the head of the Summary rivt-r.
At «low water the rapids are often shot
by indisns its causes. But the water
being high. the guides objected to the
trip until urged by the two men. When
one canoe upset. the other went to its
assistance anti was also swamped. The
guides were steed rewned.
Mr. Smith was well known through-
out thc west. and at one time was man-
aging editor of the Omaha Werld-iicr-
aid.
Ilse Iattie Grilba and diaries Olarh
Isis Away to 'ed.
Last Tuesday morninn .\liss Mattie
flrlffcn. the tintuhter of Judge iii-tilti-
stilt flriffcu. one of the most influen-
tlal and highly l‘f‘fll't'lt‘tl t‘llllt‘lls of “to
town of llrooltflcltf. disappeared. and at
the same time it was found that t'har-
lee t‘larlt. a popular young man of the
neinhborhisid. had also tittuuiiwurt-ti.
When the days pu~scd and iii litter of
them l‘f'llll‘llf'tl the friends of hit». tlrlfv
fcti and Mr. i‘lsrk began to slll|ttcl
that they were together. and us they
were well acquainted with each other.
it looked all the more as if this was the
case. rture enough. yesterday a lt‘lltf‘
was metrnl from them. written lll
l'llllatldilpltlit. and t'ottfcstsilll lliitt lllt')‘
sloped fro- WMM on 'l‘uesdtit.
My west directly to lirewster where
they were married and are now «tilt-y-
tag it switiina tour.
Mr. Pink is it suit of wcli-to-dtt par-
ents and is very popular with n lum-
circle of at-titiainiantw. llt- ini- spctit
a number of years in the south and
while there was successful is the proc-
llt‘tt ttf law.
'l‘htt parents of both young pettpitt
took the event in littll spirit. tiltil
Willi" iltt‘i‘ ri'ttfrlt they will receive it
In"! '(‘ll'itlllu
l‘.\l.t‘fi.\‘ ItiLtNil llll'lr\l'l‘l‘:l\lltl.
tlt Ant-dated [trout
Vittoria, t f'. Wfllt‘fllt'llt‘l‘ in. News
l'ttlllih fi’otit tint-u by the infusions ”lift
neiti flittl r‘tili‘fl“ island. trtwtifi! Ill‘
tinftd tiiitlatiy iii-twciin the 'l‘oitltt 'l'itlitt
and ltattfoi groups and immediately op~
pomp iht Nontiittit li‘oiip of islands. has
tllllppcsrcd lieltfttttlt the waves. «will
to volcano~ action Them are til-out
iwtnty native ftsttcrtncn on the island
who doubtless have perished.
W
AIMWGH tht'l‘tt iii f'ATlINTI.
my Mandated l‘rcaat
.‘iirw l'ftl‘b. sepiamtwr iii ’l'hi» llftl|l1~
fitl sf' amt-i 'l‘fifi lti-ti f'rtt-s siriitvt thtt
nutrition frets Monisuit stilt Mitwn its
fit-tits for Roosevelt hospital. \ntoiin
lllf‘m was f'rtil t‘ Vim-t f'fitl'imtt) A
Ninth unititif’lilffltlld. cilflf'fllttl from Mt
sells. .
smith. "
I
l‘erms reasonable; iiatltlni: boating,
flsiiiit .eiectric cars to ltotclI coit-
net-t up: with it" trains on the
Y.. N. ii. a if. it. it.
l'Nfll'RI'AfiHlllt lilllttllltl INLAND ('l..\.\l
“ARES AND Slitifll-J DINNl-llis.
Jyl lint
The EveningSentinel
in
the
Norwalks.
L‘ln'ttlntton atom-
iclls the story.
PEACE!
are you read the daily pit-
porn?
n to you landed tip-lirtltttc '.'
nnttdt-ts
mtiitty.
citpltircd Fltll'llf‘ltl
A iitl controls the Nututt-u stoic.
U ‘rc invited to headquarters,
N II. l‘..‘ Not‘tlt blaitt‘» the slow.
Don't-y; "Ilt'cult lltc lit‘ttn lit
littitltct."
E \‘ctyissly‘s I‘ltl of WA".
file the "I illil‘IN'l‘." prtti-o its
livi’tttin,
a tan and i'iirlpcs fiifttt't'flttttl't‘.
“a... s...
Tllli STARS-
Michael. ltlllltlll. hlclliillbe.
Taylortt. llhrs. Hoyt. “'Nl'
for. Martin. l". .i. 'l‘liu- and
.‘lnlof 'l‘nylor.
THE STRIPES—-
Ml. White and llittc.
”nth...
II" t0 IIII.
Moos. tilii Haiti fittest.
e'oll
t
“In-"II-
'W wmyw No.04“... .. .
“I nvrtutmi
ltllN’l'lNltl.
.tltt'lilt'l‘ltlitllta
llfiltt'il Tillf
lltitftti-i
a...» mom W m'm
HYPHENATED NAMES.
lenses wtirfh Iasblqs sf listen Ilse-
. h Bees-lag tonal".
One of the fashions which. at first sight.
resin difficult to account for. is that par-
ticular weakness which densest-enchan-
number of people to change their enr-
names. But a little thought will give the
elew to the rapidly increasing array who
go through the world labolcd in a form
diflcring from the oriirinal advertisement
of their known male ancestors. . It is
strange. but nevertheless a true fact. that
the undoubted tendency of aristocratic
families is to become extinct. or to end in
heiresscs. There is no legitimate mole
descendant of any king of England who
sat on the throne before the reign of
George 1.
0f the flit barons who set their hands to
litigate Charts not n single lrfnlo dtittetsitl-
nnt romaine. There is not a single ling-
lisb bnroiiy by writ (bcrlp'hhle‘ by or
through fontnlcti) now he! '; bye. ‘nlftlfl‘ilf
the ‘taiiiiiy in which it“ soot-i ,‘
created. There are only tilip’tt t nob
or gentle families now bolt ltfk 'tlfc’si‘titic
land in mine sueccssiori’v’fliioh‘ ' iimlo
ancestors boldevcu its nil 'att thercign
of King Henry Vii. 'i'lf fi’lltjttroo an
English pedigree withotttfs‘iirtisit. . t is
doubtful if there are Mgnthentlc mole
pedigrees today in Englan which cdbbc
taken back to the complain. ‘ ’
Thus the necessity til chanting one's
name argued a connection with and dc-
socnt from an ancient family—ergo. it was
an aristocratic thing toohitngc ono's name ‘
or take a tlottblc name. After that of
course cnniotho deluge of such changes.
At a much later duto came the class who,
. ml. at
t.‘ti I;
Wi
Wheeling comfort.
than you think. .
pearl buttoned cuffs,
also at same prices.
Golf Itoekintza.
with no inherited obligation to do so,
Were glad enough to perpetuate by a i
(then of surname or by the adoption of t
a don lc surname the fact of their descent i
in a female lino front an ancient-house. .
At a still later date. probably within the i
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last. 50 years. has arisen yet another class. .
a typical product of the days we live in.
who for mcrc pit of distinction, one 3
might say from t c necessity of distinc- .
! ilon. have been glad to seize any plutisihlc .
! excuse to either make it oornplofe change t
i or more often to hyphen on some other
name in the hope that the coiiibiiintion ‘
. will be more or loss distinctive. While 1
. such names as Plantagenet. Mnitraircrs. :
' blottliwcrer.Conycrs. Fitzulnn. De Bolton. '
ctc., have become extinct, tho names of ‘
‘ flmith. Brown. Jones and Robinson still i
. int-mono and multiply its the mud upon
the RWtFllfifo. And with this ghostly nttil- ,
. fipllcntion and duplication. sitinli wonder
that distinction becomes advantageous. ‘
. it seems to be u very gent-rat ldf'fl that n ‘
than may change his name, us. how and
when he likes. ftt‘t‘lilllg the approval and
. anthtirlmtlon of no one saw ltlllltlt‘lf.
‘ Nearly every solicitor will atlviso you to
this effect. because the. textbooks lit-critiiiit
from and relies upon do not teach liliit to
the contrary. ’i‘iiitt itlcn. unfortunately.
is rapidly spreading and to a great extent
distort from tho following tilt-tutti of it
judge. who rt-tiinrktd from the bench. "i
know of tio law to pnivt-rit tiny tiiuti cliutiir
iiig his tintiic its often as he likes. provided
that it is not done for tho piirptiscs of
fraud." This is not the only case in
which n jtitlgt- fin.“ gone wrong by omit-ov-
tiring to apply the rules of law court low
‘ nntl Jurisdiction to matters or "tumor.“
wbich art-tit the stile prerogative of the
crown and which are within the jurisdic-
tion of flic curl iiittrt-ltui'ti court—ileum-
loglcnl Mitgiiriitc.
Life sell a Transport.
You have no tilt-ii of what it transport is.
null f'r‘pt't'litllt' tiiio llmf isttvcrt'rttwtioil. it
fit really it llt‘ll on earth. or rather on im-
li'rl Tliiiiik llt'tH't‘li. tint weather has lit-t'll
tine. iiitti l have slept on deck every night.
not even going below when it rained.
lltWI‘I' felt hour in my life and have I'Itltit'
to the conclusion that 1 can attend any
thing.
As l have not llf'f'll at all mick. 1 tot
iiiitwrt-tl for the slut-lit police. who llfllt‘
to clean up below tint-lu- win-re tlic bur-vs .
are. If you could put all the terrible
nillt'llfi in tile “'tll'ltl together. you would
got some idea of what it In. \t'tt can only
stand it for about httlf an hour of it time
and ”it‘ll have to fnlto u spell on tlcck to
I'I‘t'lth'l‘. if wi- ball a storm. 1 not afraid
it. would go hard with Millltt of flu- iiitls. us
it :tuiitl tiinity .tru prrity mutt-it now.
The food is fierce. itntl we onlyltitvcotiii-
don-ml Illt'ltlll to drink. which is ttltitmt
hot. but still i seem to thrive upon it.
lit-Ty iitoriilttn \\'i‘ “of tip of :t and form a
line fit our birthday suit-innit limit a urine
llfliltt pluyttl on us 'i'lirn wo lIlHI' lll‘t'llls'
first. nuttttftcrtiiut ctiiittttttiirirct vl'llt'lli‘t‘
tit invites ovor tittt stem. “to With' on fire
flirtc times in foo tlaysniiilt-iily find hard
tin-k and ruin it count to cat and it little
dirty \t'ttlt'l‘ tit drink—litirpcr's \\\“Ll.\.
“1...... .-
Itsatanh's least.
Sumo accumu- iutrttcuiareus to the form
ttiiil liltlftsllf‘i'litt‘lll of Prince liisitinrclt’s
ltmitl hott- ltt'ttltt‘tlllll'llttlldtl by Itcrr l’l‘lttll‘
rlrb ll. Krone tho present bond of "iv old
l’raiiltfurt firm of littttttnLt-rs. Martini u
t'tt . to the llutitl-tirucr Nat ltrit'litcii AI
tlto lttsiittirct. tuittily ultjccttsl to nctt-t ttf
iiis lictol ltt’llttl tnltt-It nit-irtltutlli. llft' trtulp
slitll-llt's supplied by llcrr Klimt! tony Ito
\tiltiuitlo to future iii-turnpln'rs ftlltl pit) st-
oingints Fifty curs “if. actor-ding to
the first Marni of flip .‘lttrfilti KtIpImuII
lilitt'lllllt‘t Illstitart'lt's liontl boil it width of
how. tsuitltticfotfl. llttriiiu the later ytuus
of hislifo his ltottfl litttl Wolltttl to tho
width of tilt couttittetcra
llis skull was of n "villi“ formation.
the “turnips" biting considerably larger on
therifltddethan on the left. Portions
this was a phrenoiuuntat syitttsd of his pet»
littt-al syiniutfhicn. for, tin-tuft lw outta
mid that tho old Adam in lithium: iii~
elitists! to ropuhlloaufsiu. he tit-tar allowed
these cart inclinations totvant the left to
influence tls ro-otutoilctcrititnstiou to tip-
hold thccouirnry sides in politics. and tho
tiiyslesl tlttVriiipnicttt of the right side of
liteshallntey hart-twin ll‘ttlll" of tho
itctory of his will out! his the frictions.—
ltuiulcn News.
AI "dd Intact!“-
‘l‘lw llev. Ulllt'ltin Kniereuit Is an odd
Restitution who has two on both sides
«tithe law. llbi father was one of the
truly tlfsllt‘l‘fllif llniiiwlt county. ‘l'tttii..
Illil ll s ttnttlttit‘ Wits tiff lttdlitft. full!“ I
ntttiititn of the tribe of fMlitilll liftibiit
mitts. 'l'hr itcv Mr tt’cetomiu is lfwi
it Hit hos tall. thititllt tut t‘ltellitl when fit
”It prime of iiutfilmml In was our it hot
fall Ills height is ”if” pounds. and be is
lit roofs old
\‘lit fl litht'idllt'l‘ Mil at its height. the
"Ni .\tr. “I‘Mf'rflflfl w‘ s the terror iif iltitl
rttttttfry tie in tt'l' lteirti tiw whistle of a
itmtitiuiiwor not the iron ltiitftstcra till a
year or so ago. sits-it its went to Knits-
vtile It Is «intuit-ti ty prettyui hi- neigh-
burs flint ll" fill INN iif finest sewn turn
'l'lto old prom-lit t iicitim this "II no
httttht-tfwthi- «min of his youth. lift.
says that to- NW" ltiilctl so many—cu.
,eioiutti Inquirer. .
m. i. ..m
I .liiivc rt-itiriiml tti lirtstklyit. :tftt-r
Extraordinary Men.
"Ill°'llt°
'.,.,.§ Illn ‘l.
IIW "I'll,
log-loo church 'I.
IIIOGI'OII’,
gay lain Street.
1.. Open Monday, Friday and Saturday lveninn. " y'.
ii=SettingPrices
on Bicycle Suits
, Midsummer chances at modisli bicycle
suits are here, because of our July sale of
July clothing. \Like bicycle prices. bicycle
suit prices drop as the. season wanes. until
our $7.50 suiis' have reached 35. our $10 suits
$7.50 and our MS. suits $9.50. Read colors
and dress-up kinds. Why not get next sea-
son's sutt. now, and smells: difference.
There's more comfort in crash brceciics
In new shaped legs, With
We’ve halved prices on most of the golf
stockings. Some that were :32, with fancy
striped tops, have been promoted to the dol-
lar class. The dollar kind are now 50 cents.
Cycle clothes. as well as all other kinds
for extraordinary men. it matters not how
stout or how thin, how short or how long
armed or legged you may be we have clothes
here that were made for your size. made for
you if you buy them. Our tailor will see
that fit is perfect before the clothes go to you.
Visit our lrunk and Bag department
. riit,‘4|f"d":‘kr ‘it
it
:a .tittvstw‘o
, mien.
$2 and iii}. Of duck
inane.
.a
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momumuuummnuimfi
=3. . .. 1-. _.... - . ...
Du!" AND NOMION.
Alfred Mill‘f‘llflllp". of Prospect
nor. is quite sick.
“VP-
.._._.._..____.
'l'iicoilort- .‘lflf‘t'liitllrif' will i‘ilff'l' Duri-
niotitlt ('Ullf’fli’, .\'. ii .fotnorrttu'. to coit~
finttc his course of study.
The storm. \l'tt‘iiiestitty. blew down
the ting polc at tiiw Soldiers liottit- illtil .
it litt'gt- tlm tree :trcttiy across titt-
roll I l.
-_—-—
The Rev. E. Z. llliIi of llanbury. ad-.
dressed the soldiers at the VHF“ tlotiit-
last inciting. Marlo-ti :tttcittioti and
iii-cp intci't-st Wt-rc iiiniiifcsl.
Mrs". Robert Ncwmtittii. of Brooklyn.
and Mrs. Alfred )li‘ri‘ill. ltf littrtcii.
it
\\'i‘t'l§‘rl stay at Mrs. Ncwitiiin's iiitt'ltt‘s.
in littrit-n. Mrs. Mt'l'i'lii will probably
lip gttlit' ti few weeks.
”m...— w...
.\llltlll|{ flit.- latitoi‘ its} attesti- of lit'
and Mrs. it, it. litttisttti. .tt tiit- Filll‘llf‘lil
plate, were Mrs. Louisa Watts. l‘i‘ttttlt
.\. Watts. tumor 1". Watts. Mrs. t‘oi'~
iicltu l'ritchnril. Mrs. .l. it. Ilunaoti. Miss
audio Hanson. Mitslt't' Joseph W. llitll-
son. Wllilliittt A. lititzottitc. Miss Alice
Kt'illitn, ll‘rilllt'lltt l'illllt'i'y. of New lot it
My. untl .\li'. and Mt“ t', W. l‘ltll't‘lllltl.
of Itattltury.
'l‘lic tcut nit-cling i.i~i ert-ttittg
litruciy attcittlid. im- some unknown
moon the tier. M. lint-it. of 'l‘ttl‘l'lllll‘
out. who was UKINN‘lItl to |tit‘tt'lt. wit»
itot present. The iii-t ll. rtwcci titert~~
fort addressed the [ample from lititiuin:
it” 94. Mo prt-scitit-d fit it inmt inter-
esting tnnnncr lllf‘ litre of that. ‘l‘ltt:
. lft\‘t be mild, is not liliilt‘ll ith it ui.tilt
«lli.tlli‘ttl problem. but we "filed show it
in operation. which ttut out.» t‘ulultlihll'
cs the fact btit llli|ti‘t"i:‘t'rt ll upon our
llt‘til‘le. 'l‘lit-t'i' ltl‘t‘ ii‘iiltlr. said Mr
rlucot. who l‘t'lltf'tl the lore of tlod .iii
tit. .\ if t‘ of religion. but who unites-
it.ttiiigii‘ reject it. ‘liic lttct Wlta t‘lt|=‘l~
tlillf‘ll tittil ill flit f‘t'lluiiitt. llllltflli'llt‘tl by
the rays of t‘hrltitiiiuzit. was there any
lilt.t of u "find of lane." We ltllit-l. iii
tillll‘l‘ to tip consistent. either take it
fll'lli stand for ’flod oi purstic blank uni
lit‘iillf. l‘ttitttit-l llllf" mitt Ntllll so-vt-i'nl
,t'mi .. ago. in u popti ti tuitgitittitc. tiittt
the «auto argument» which tilt-prose
. llti ”(all to! illt‘ "ll‘lt‘ illsprtit't' itlt)‘ find
of oil illicit d littllttl tlisi sponltci coir
iiititctl to more rout-i tt~ttt than it then
to of that which rep in Ills Ron .imiin
l'liliel. rlistcuti slim was plated on
"it wonderful truth that tho tit-nth of
Hunt of which the .tposflc aintiihs iii
thi sou. tans for itll the world tiiiii ftti
tviw'i‘ tine Mr rtwi'i-f itl'llll‘t'fl llliti each
of tie. it» individuals. were in lllli grout
limit as tic hung on f‘ltltnrt'e mm
The Htltltf'~‘llllti ltt'lwti'fl lltt' lillt‘ of
fltitl and the death of “in Mlll b» vii
“it time that the not of one imrttiittw
lht- ttt'l of this ttihci .It'nfta therefore
uii~ find tttislifwl in tho flash. The
t‘f‘tt-s stutt- forth a love without any
int-tit tir goodness in its. flttti loved us
“do
imituse we needed him. or immune llii«
is tied. l4“. Is the impulse of lit-i
Milt lil'arf Auto. the t rim slttlwe that
love shrinks at no sat-rims, llutl's
ititt- made "I" [Hottest possible surf]
the tittttcitultlc. sparing not lift. ttiiii
.titit l‘iritillr. the crow print-n it lim-
which wont- opinion in return but our
lftt" f'lirisi Hunt in tie Witttlttl.
put-tins iilltl mums ml to gttc ifitn
our iii-irri- As the bIN'dltf’l" pictured
tho ltllllmltltl stones. he could we noth-
init more awful than stamina before it
.. . ... an
"0 concluded his sermon by ctitrciitiiig
his llf‘ttl‘l‘l‘ti to return now their hearts’
iii-Hilltill to the ('brlst of the Bible.
ltt-v, S. A. Solids. put-for of the local
Mi-illtltllhl Episcopal church. fttlltiwi-tl
with mm but turnout and exceedingly
tuft-resting rt-marlts. The special slug-
litg was by tho Misses ilircltarti and
lire. littyt. it t-niiiiot bi» tintiouut-mt who
uiil >llt'lllt‘ tonight. The Sunday :or-
\‘ll'f'n' ut the tent will In» as follows:
l'rcacliiug. at it p. in.. by itev. |.;_ Z.
Hills. of ltuiibut'y; titl. 7:3" p. m., by
Rev. (‘. ll. Sweet. whose subject will
.llf‘. May We Know the i't'oxiniiiy of
t'iirist’s itcturti.“
.-,_... mm-..‘ .—
E nowaucii.
it. Arthur lli'tfllti l‘tdtli‘ilt'tl bottle to-
ttl.iy front it Unit, in New York city.
i l'ttslmttstcr George W. lit'yan llt‘lr- rc-
titriit-d hunt-r front it ei-t‘i-i'ul tl:t,\'«‘ it. ii
iii lll‘itlllf‘littl‘f). \‘t.
3 Miss tintco and tlcrtrudt- t-ipraguc.
'i‘ltft have been spending st-vcriil tinys‘
tut Samuel Wltltc'.‘ llt't'f‘ll“ftml-Itll'llltt-
Stiiititl. l't'llll'ut’il to New York yester-
titty.
d
The flint-ruin! hit-s. Nam-y At'ltt‘l‘lt')‘
was largely attended. yesterday after-
noon. front the Methodist ”lift-Hip“
t‘lllll't'll. “M. if. B. Wing till‘lt‘itilt-tl.
'l'lte puillwt‘irers were t-lniiitit-l Mott.
Willltul‘i lltit'lir. 'l'ltctslori- lsl'ktttitttl
tutti llltllh tittgt r. The t'lllll't it tllttll'
l't‘llth‘f't:fl sct'ltt‘itl inductions, 'l'lic l'iil'lltl
Willi iii l'ititui f’t‘iltf'li‘t‘)".
rlt-t‘tlt-ts lit lllllllliii t'lllll‘l'll Lord‘s
titty niui'iiiidt ill to t.'.. sluitji-ti. .\
l‘ttlliltl‘t‘llt‘llrfl'i‘ I't‘.i,\cr. iiiiilt- Ht‘lltiltl til
i: ti’citnk. Evening “Hint at It :tti.
n‘ttitjto-i. Why him are Iltll f'llf‘lrlltlll.
.i ellliJiI‘l of \‘IIt't'litl llilt‘l't'ni to itll Illin-
cs. fI'f‘t‘ llllllltf'l'p lll'llltlttl .\ t‘lll'flltll
ititittttii-tt it. thlt‘llflt‘il in one hit all of
our N‘l‘tiit‘s.
an... i-iarali Moore. of Ifruottlyu. rc-
rt~itirttttt liltllltt this niorniul itfli'i‘ ‘tt
witok‘s visit with Mrs. tl. itiiitt-ry.
«W...
tttimtit-l tliiilor anti fitnttly hitie rtu
tut-ind fit their hitfllf‘ lit llrotiltlyii utter
risitiiui friends is littinil ittwr and
New t‘nnauit.
._ , w................_»— n.—
hit» Marion London. who taught lit
the primary department of the broad
litter school last year. lifts gone i t llltt
x. w lliivcu Normal school.
MN. tlioflc Vite-ilcr. iif lll‘tttiltlt‘ft.
with ltt'l‘ lltl't‘tt tliiltlrcii sill count up
on the finite lloi'ioit lllto afternoon
and t-lttltil it work with hits. lioutti
lltlllt'l‘)‘. of titular-wood .tt'oltiic.
'lllt‘ iitttuttteiuittit- on the Nets t‘ii
‘ itittiii rttati urc to lot i'ttllllllllf‘il iroitt the
Five t‘iirttt-i- to the art it lil‘itlll' i-lur-
g'd‘b‘tirl litllt' boon llillltl off in not lllf‘
prune. Work not the Wt‘olf'rli hf't‘lltlll iv
,wcli advanced.
A ’l‘ltlli‘iild WINNER.
illy Allfl'llll‘fl l'l‘t'ssl
llitliinm. his-I. l‘cpiiintlwr liiw'l‘ho
toitdttioii of lion Thomas P. llat‘urti
sits tittriiuttgiti this morning. llf' is it
triflc I'I‘ifltf‘l. lii'wm't'l‘. than on l‘i'i-
tin) fort-noun
i'itititttty Wftflill'f‘ wit.ti llmltl‘t' dwarfs
um way"
Nwlptis- llttlsltt 't’m
nit "flflflf used
irritated and shamefully-treated Christ. . still. i reckon.
lililliill]
items of interest from Every
Quarter of the Commonwealth.
The entering class at the New Britain
Normal school numbers 131. the largest
for several years. There were 100 in
the entering "class at the New Haven
. Normal school and 55 in the entering
class at the Willlmantic Normal school.
The Rev. (icorgc W. ltcmington, of
Winstctl. wont biackbcrrying the other
(lily niiti while walking through a lonely
wood road met a wildcat. face to face.
The animal shied off into the bushes
and there not watching the minister.
who went cautiously by without stop-
;piiig to pick any berries in that pttrtic- .
l i s
illltll' totality.
i Henry L. Hall. one of the most pront-
. incnt citizens of Wuliingfortl. dieti
.‘ about Al o‘clock this morning. He had
i been suffering from typhoid fever and
1 other complications. Mr. Hall was
; fifty-seven years old and hatl held a!-
I. most every office within the gifc of the
itown. lie was a prominent coal mer-
' chant and quite wealthy.
‘. J. H. Hale. of Glastonbury. the well
‘tknown peach grower. with orchards iii
:Gcorgia.’ says that his peach crop this
year is about one—fourth as large, as last
lyear's crop. Owing to rainy Wt'alllf’l'
the earlier fruit was inferior. but it is?
ijust beginning to be good. Mr. Hale
than 50,000 trees in his orchard at (lins-
itonbury, and 200.000 trees in the floor-
‘giu orchards. Eight years ago the ar-
'rivttl of fifty car loads of llf'ilf'lliirt into
New York city would flooti the markets. ‘
fine day. recently. Mr. little shipped 13ft
‘t'ill'b of the luscious fruit to the metro-
polls anti i223 care the following day.
.lanics Ward, colored. llli'f‘il a team of
l.lvcryman Edwin Perry. of "tritium. lll
May, to go to a dance with his sword-
licat't lti Kiliingiy. l'pon arriving at
his destination lie hitched the horse to
it nearby post. During tin-reverting the
horse broke Its fitstcnings and Ward
limited in vain for it. This so Weighed
upon his miutl that hi‘ linnicdiatciy ills-
ttppturtd ltllll has not iii-cu llt'tll‘tl of
silit't'. ’i‘lils wcttk tt illllll of the name of
Smith, while out in the woods near
\\‘llllaiitsvillc. discovered the l‘t‘llllltllllb
of it t-iirrittgt- and the partially decom-
ptiscti body of it horse. which lltl\'t‘ been
identified its belonging to Mr. l’ct'ry.‘l'ftc
ltors‘ had probably wandered ittto the
woods itiid being unable to gct out lllltl
slowly sliil‘Vi'tl lo tit-nth.
St-nutttt' (li‘viiic it, Matt and wife
lli|\l lif't‘ll sp titling the summer vitt-a-
tiou ill \\'utilitiigtoit. f‘ttnii.. llit- ltlt'tli~
’pluct- of Senator Matt and once the
home of Mrs. l’intt. whose ancestors
ftirtiti-t'ly resided in i.lit'ltlicitl. rlt-iitt~
tor l'l:tit rt t"llll,\' purchased it tlclhrlii-
fill site for it lit-w titittsc iiiiti is hitting
lllt' structure plutinctl by it firm or low
ding itl't'llllf't'ls‘. it was his intention ttt
have his new home hf‘lll'l)‘ t-tiitipii-tcil by
this time. but owtnu in ii luys its t‘llll'
sll'lli'llttll hits ttot ici bt-uun it Will be
read) for occupancy ucitt itf‘flttflll. 'l‘ltc
l‘t port is than it is rlcntttor l'lutt'tt lll‘
tcutiott to Mom to l'ttlllil‘t‘llt‘lll tlflt'i’
lli' ltd.» t-i-usi-tl iii» pttitiitui ilfw t‘llltl rt»
iiiultt flow as long or ”fit lllrls. lli
owns it lili‘ilttttill lttiitit- iii .ltlri'lticu.
with-ii is now (lt'l'llllfl'tl by Judge l'lilll
lllli tutti. ’l‘lte ilf'lltllill' t‘lllfi)‘ country
life. and Hip tittiuy another who llilo
lift'll prominent iii tillllt' and tuition lli‘
toittrttipltttcs spending the pt-itrcittl
tlztys of lift! llt«lililllli it.iiu~ itllilll Iiic‘
mitt-it lutvil .tud fitililllltl' in tttc t‘iillil'
litttiti pct‘ititl,
“I“ OH I" I'l‘ltlll.
Faahoda Occupitd by Force of Whites
littppoaed to be l'iench.
tliy .\s~ot Iati'ii I'ti-tttt t
”Illtllll‘llltlil. rt: pit Illl‘i‘l' i. llll'lilll'tl tit
ll'illlsilllh‘tlitllt Au tittpnttiut
an ill H‘Il lltl-t itittt‘lillit:
fiii‘tllt'lil
ll tippi'ttt‘e littii
llii l\'ltiiltif .\biltii.tli. ti ivw tints infor-
llit' .ll'l‘ittll lit-i- of the .tiuiltivl-litypttttu
arm). lit-iti‘tl that it ftili" of Illllt‘ lllf'lt
iittil tlitt'llllll‘ll rusfuttln. n town (iii the
nest luiitit of the White Rib- uttti I tpl
t.tl til it it‘ll ftlllll‘ ittitl iii-Iiscly pttpti
latttl tllhll‘ltl Ftialtoilit is about foot
iittiidrt-d itiiim south iii Kliiii'ltittili 'l‘iti
Kiittllfl llllltlt‘tllitlt'ly “1“ too stcutio'is
lti ll|\«tllilitlf' iitt- town and our of
ilirtn i'ctuttitti but this ittuiitiiui tutti
stilt “third in llt'lll‘lttl Hlt'lit'll Kit-ti
I‘lllt 'llit‘ toitiuiitnttci oi the nit.llll"l‘
I'i‘llfltllil that on his iiii‘ttuii tit i-‘.i.«ltoll.t
he found ilttl pittii on W litt "l .t fillf'
of stifle-t i‘bi- ltiittr op Hill a ltitill
ill“ on lltt rillttllttl‘. who it llillitttil) fit
tut-t ti .tiitiiiittaiutit. titt- tti \\‘ lttsl'ifl tit.t
ii,\ tit-1t iit ltlllfil utol \Htlllltllll. t'toiti
llli ltltlli tn lotititl lilllittltlt'llllilllt ltllll til
ilii Ilt‘illlli l' it to his to be ti'l'llllll that
tltt viltiim at r'usliotti hit it littt‘f' of
f’tititli itottps in hit) that tho lll‘tltiii
titlillllfllltl-l silt mutt ti tltiiitis of suit
boots up lltit wliiic Ntlt- nit tum" it. PU“
sit-is in tfl’flt'l' to itittaiiaaitt the hilt”
fit-ii of affairs its i‘uttitodn.
tiit .tiigitt-leaipiitttt raittlrv has titli-
turrd thi- piliittpttt title of the Khalid
flit ltioftor fl ftsifititi “tuna. and ”will
nutliit. ’lhty Ititi found in clima-
flf‘slllflllilll tilt the lf'fl built of the Nile
Hunting stitimi tent-lot Yes. ltoltcit_
only good little lltj't' no to itcutcu i
suppose you would llllf‘ to no florc.
wouldn't you?
‘l filflll scholar Von but i would? l‘d
llIIV" an eternal tooth rhinitis dent
1W of Wilton:
illi stiff
.ir
«SPEAK
hi . “tit. .3.
fizzled
UU'i‘. .,
Tho settles-Liga’t':ot ‘Pt'tbiit‘it'y Is
Pleasing South Norwettr
People.
Publicity is what the people want. .,'
Let the public speak on the subject. ‘
There has been too much :Isi
little pzliof.
Claims made by strangers are all
proof. . . ~.
Claims endorsed by strangers are not
proof.
There is only one kind of proof in
a South Norwnllr citizen, ..
The ex cricnec of people we know.
When ricnds and ncigitlitire'endoflc. .-
Makc public statement of their case. . , ‘
T ltcre can be no question about such
evidence. ‘
This is the roof we have.
\Vlllcllpl’lIflC 5 every box of Dooli'l
Kidnc i it.
No {llllt‘l' kidney pills. no other kid-
acy remedy.
(‘ait produce such proof.
I Here is one case of the many we have:
I. Mr. W. R. Green. of No. 44 Spring
; street. the engineer at Crofut & Knapps
‘ lint factory. says: "When a boy on-
i listed in the army. and exposure and
i hardship may have weakened me phys-
; lt'illly. In the factory we use under the
boilers about two tone of coal per day. ~
i and as i do my own firm . I have ‘to
handle it. It is quite a )0 for a mate
' that has kidney trouble. and! was al-
ways anxious to get rid of it. Slight
urinary difliculty set in. and as I notice‘
an advertisement about Dean's Kidney
; Pills curing such cases. i got a box
' at Plaistcd‘e. and took them.‘ After tako
ing the first box my back did not ache.
l i felt ever so much better. and the se- ~
f crctinns were natural. i recommend
Dunn's Kidney Pills to the workmen its
the factory." - .
Dunn's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all tiealcr~. prict- 50 cents, mailed by
Foster-Militia?" Cti.. Buffalo. N. Y.. sole
tigcuts for the United States. Remcm-
1 her the itatttt~--l):-an's—:titil take no sub-
sfl'llll'
A DititMMillt'S EXPERIENCE.
. "Just came from St. fouls." remarked
iii well-known commercial traveler. as
he nilgittcd from the traitt. "and had
|one of the funniest experiences of my
ilife on the way up."
.3 "lit-late it. and be quick." replied his
about to
tfvilow'tli'uinnicr. who was
i"ltlt'll a train.
"Well. you know Mentliebaunt, the
ticket sculpcr," rv’llllf'il the other. "Just.
.is l was about to board the train he
' auto to me and offered to sell a first-
liitts llf'ltt'l for so low a figure that I
‘u'us obliged to take it for strictly bus-
illli's's' reasons. My time was halted.
lllil l neglected to look at the name of
ill" original purchaser. so i boarded the
Wrath and took possession of a seat in
.'lic smoker. i-‘ii'si ('llllli‘ a cigar, and
thin. lit iiig thirsty. i took otit that old
little of iiiiitti from the sttti'ltitl and pro-
.“t'f‘flf‘fl to flitt'lli'li my thirst in good old-
.'ii:'ltloiicti style.
"All the while the conductor kept his
-yc.~ on me lllltl at times whispered to
the brakcman, who was sitting quite
iciosc to me. They \\'t‘i‘t‘ bofli strange
on the run. ntttl consequently l tlid not
pay mitt-ii itfft’llllflll to them. I then
twl ntiitcti tip in it hot game of seven-
tilt, and told one or two stories which
would not puss titt- tll‘flt‘lll of prose coll-
.orsitip. Finally ”to conductor canto
wound and whispered in my car. He
isliiil how the Sunday school was get-
‘litg on. ltllll illlflwl‘fl that cltttrttll inat-
tt-is tit-re brightt-nitig up a bit in my
action iii lltl‘ country. lilii talk was
ill iii-tt-tt lo llil'. but i iititfl'ifgcd to look
also until no hail i'f'ftt‘llt‘fl (‘hlt'n'tn
"’l‘li. whole business dawned on the
ilicii. ttc told the i should have been
'titili' l'll'i'lllllt‘lif’l‘l tilt the journey ftp.
titti \t’itl‘lif‘tl llii' against one of my con-
tzt‘l‘tfitlltiti. llt' said it was bad forts
‘ittr it tlti'g_tliinti tit stiittltc. play “fill
not drink “liltilt- y front it flash in full
How of the purist-tigers on bond a lull.
i .ttiitttt him if he knew who i was. and
if‘ ltllllt'tl tiiai sculpt-rm ticket from MI
itocttt-i :tttti inftu'iucd lili‘ that i was this
‘tt \. Mr. l‘liliittu- lint-coin of l'llltlllldl.
tlo. l but. made up my itiliiti never to
out tittttlttt i‘ stuttpcr it ticket from Halts
~ilrittttitti." f'iiti :iuo f‘ltrottit-lc.
‘i‘Milil firl‘ \‘fit'lt liA'l'.
this will fit it suinui‘r remembered
or of hunt our pcrtilittrlly of m
which itcruittc i‘ttlllillfllt t-iiotuh‘fo obtain
t't'tttflllllltttl trerywhci'c. This is ill.
fashion of tittiitu ltifilf'” fhrotlll lb.
uuiift'y. 'l’lic habit is certainly well Ol-
‘Itlllllltf'tl lftiidiitg. driviua at lot! or
li'liltll. it Is how the mode for the you“
noun-u to go littl’t'llf‘lttlltl. iitid fut" lltlt
.iutttri. iiiittttlt-«agt-u wtuntin its well. “
iiot litiillitll' to tortiw the presents.
flittltlttlt wttitii ltilti won such a secure
.iiittt- for itself ‘l'lt f'llillll'lll‘ of not“
built“ lte not t-tiiitpiicafcd. All that h
littvbrdl)‘ tit ititt tti wt-ttr lllt' ital. 0.0
-ttiiiittliiili iii iltitt t‘tlllll‘lt lit the m
if lltt lllfll'l‘ wont-it, who M11" in It“.
lt‘ l-liil liiifl ttttt thitllttttl hats they
iiiiitif no llll‘ ennui iciitilltit as l“.
tittlllflil “It‘lo iltt. illitl amour borrow
it ttlltti float ltlt' illl‘tIM'fl itt after"
‘tu-lilfut‘ \\iiit llit'llt the “ileum
lentil and tic shut attittt are chili
muttttiui Iitti titiistiiiic sillum Ill“
til ltlllltllflt‘. It tt ittc tttiiti- prevalence
or I‘ll; hillt' Ilfflttil pit-trot tows W
{ti.|l‘lltfl itiitiotttiictlit tool from. [ht
tailll tottitu aim the iotflem‘ is but em
otutti ilt wliiitcitt as) they any I!
tllMDt‘tl.
itlflf'ltif‘l‘dlii' Alum! IN "HM".
flty its-virtual Frees.)
lit-troll. Mir-ti. iteptaltfisl’ 1W
fury of War Msct will arrive be" t.-
ttity M i'. o‘tlto‘tt lit ill" Iftfllfll I
"flffii'f' tif lltlill of“! Mill fulfill" ”a
titties will form and march to when
llw an it fill) in tttipping and escort fill
in tho itsfit itiisiil nrtnory. it m be
formal ft'f‘f‘llllfill will lit» given I“
flit-re lliiti M lilibltllfm. “0"?”
Pillar!“ and ti number of slim ill!
'ftldlthtl’ termites.
Norwalk Chronicler