' oil N bill. was i “ " no hing on business. n Elmore“, ll. ii, in town. I . Mills had run 5 lll5e rt d‘visiou.5 yes- ' do. , eeler line the con- urcus Allen's resi- f Bridge 5 and , “Who hos been vie. ‘ . Mrs. John 8. Wake 55relurned to her Connecticut Railway .t. . ‘ ennd‘fnmiiy. who. for u we made their home ntlrille avenue. recently Chester arty. composed of guests side inn, took a straw rule it last evening and enjoyed is at Petrie‘s. . the Westport Hotel WI re II Burne Merritt New ii. Rodgers Watertown. .il Henry Cross of Philadel R. indwin. of Spring on t guest of friends in ._ hdwin fornlerlr made estport inn employed by it. s as obliged to stop working uncounl of a i‘eltm on his went to n hoepitnl in , 0 t attended to55 eler child the l' Keeler of ”lived in town last even I email to spend a tow ouon Compo Bench. ed in Bountnck inst ‘ tilted how many miles ’ lie told the usual he inert: and no end that he won lit-5 WW and Holiday. The ' . the that week rel ”tenuous might building and marble cine] work done won the on found-lions for the 111610“ 15:11:11.: \libll “ii all. t billion South: ion“. to n nBent ilnei ~ - “111112 the wool. ., and that he was Miss Florence Alien. “" uh. , 8 not a were made of (30111110 tM tin Gibb crook he ' omorrow utternoon. the Oreneent field. ltlvcrnld ‘ Ill! ’ . oil. at 3: 30 tomorrow after. the Snxtou field. I The loyal Crusaders ware to hold the annual picnic thin afternoon at ide Phrlt. Bridgeport. Arrange to leave Hotel Square on a special car at l: 10 this lIlt- ternoon. litre, Bylveeler Still-gen celebrated the gritty first nubiverdnlliinot her“ birth Tithedily eir‘enin‘g by “gin“ g 11 party‘ to her relatives and friends The bongo and grounds were handsomely decor: Iute‘d for the were. nerved and u monorail good time wan enjoyed by all those present who numbe5ed about einfeen. Another comblniut wan mode Tues. day by Mrs. Jennie. Puntelt. to the board of neiecilnen lost the appear- once oi Betti ileI'ns horse car pinint althouhh preeented by Airs. Punnelt who made for and is from David Brandiey and sons The only reason the complainant gore for want- log the our rehlib’red" wits unit it was an obstruction in front of their prop- erty.‘1‘bo matter in now before the board of eelectment and is undergoing on invehtlgntlon ‘- - I" Clarence Wooster. ' the champion j Illnherman of Sonminck. thus far this “'1‘ neutron, went trolling for bass yester- tiny. morning and had his usual luck. . cinching line that Weighed n little or or set on pounds and another one that tip» tied the scales at two pounds. The seven pound fish was on exhibition in Adams Brothers market. One of the fishermen admiring the large boss Was heard to any: “Wall. nhnt has become of the llurlliutt boys They used to catch some last year' Motormnn Edgar Kimball met with 'o puiniul accident yesterday afternoon that will probably prevent him from folioulng his profession for several necks. The mishap occurred at the burn in Riverside avenue. MoiornmnI Kimball oils attempting to switch his car onto the trucks that lead from the main line to the barn. Supt Purdy was near by at the time and offered to run the cur in As Supt. Purity slop ped upon the pinttorm to run the. car in. hiotormnn Kimball look the swatch iron and tried to open the tongue to the switch which was nearly under the front end or the our; The switch was bent and turned hard. ”Motor-mull Klmlmil placed the imn5Iin til 1: switch and pried with oil hisln hill. luI dome way the iron slipped and he plunked his hand through the glue in the bend light. cutting the back ‘of on; member iriohtfuliy lie imniuiintoir started for the residence of Dr. Nolan. where the wound one dressed. Motnrmnn Kimball is one of the most respected employees on the local division and has the svmpnthy of his many friends. The entertainment given by the in diee‘ of the women Grunge. in the Grange room. 'l‘ueedn: evening. to ex- cell my previous entertainment given by their brother membern'. one a huge success. “The hull urns. crowded to its “intent cupicliy. over sixty members being present. The mom one Most eouiailelr decorated for the oration with white daisies. All one on ,the room nimoet the Anti n; tun t “ ere the ‘ would nt‘trd‘et. hie 151 tion nererol large ‘nlottos it were hung on the wall mating Mon Wanted "no Mitrlniol'ly. And No One to lore. To any that the brother members of the Alt-Anne were on at the einborote entertainment “iodine had Mun: ed unaided for them. would be. putting _ . And the otter reunion. Befreehmentn’ . restnllrnnt ”lit 36mph Bench. The com ”d it mildly. The lulled memo n W ‘l. I. mm compliment: for their well no “WW5 Financial eeeretnrwAdoiph bonito “Encounter-«hire. Louisa; ultimo. inlllde Guardwurn. Ohflohnnoen. . Trnetm-lilrn Storm and Mrs. John Moehrlnx. r A delegation of fifteen from the ~ Westport lodge wan in nttendnnce at the ceremonies. , , 0. B.- A. OFFIBERB. W‘ South Norwnllt lodge. 0. B. A , held its annual meeting. recently. and elect ed oflicere for the culling term as follow: ' . President-41.15”“: Vice presidenthnt-uey Pulley Recording and financial secretory—- Philip Minoan ’~ ”Presenter—~12. Londe. TrunteeMéorge Keeler. Slomansky.sunan—Hernchlleld. Sexton-4 Alexander Guardian—54. Miller. Philip BASEBALL NOTES. . A meeting of the leaders of the new league will be held in the Mnhnohomo Hotel. next Week when the schedule of games will be made out. '~ The new pennant of the R & G’s will be en dug in the breeze tomorrow. when the it'd ‘GDnrien game is «nib The Winnlpnukfiraphophone game on the Fair Grounds tomorrow will be worth seeing. The Mill boys have not been defeated this year. only one pitcher thin year. did o‘elllnet year and “he in certainty doing good work thin year. no no out is hitting him'hdrd. and he has goal control. should be another pitcher to rail hook Collins and Moylnn. Youngn and Mack will be the oppodlng batteries in the Dal-lend! & G some tomorrow it in thought that Lauder will steady the it k G nine grently. it gets 11 eligh't case of rallies once in it while. but with a good hand at the helm should make a bid for first place in the new League. The R & G Juniors will meet the Owl Juniors on Decker Field at i o‘- clock sharp tomorrow afternoon. ’l‘nl module and Light will be the battery for the R «A Go and Hawkins and O‘Brien will be in the points for the Owls. Schumann has returned home from Hartford for n few Weeks. He has been playing with teams in that vicin lty lately “ Schumann will nssist Lander in coaching the R a: G boys tomorrow af- ternoon. when they meet the Darlene. The new nix team league will start to playing Saturday. July 20. it is un— derstood that there will be two games in Nomii‘l ererr Saturday. ' SERVANT GIRLS“ UNION. Working Women Believe They Should Have Set Home of tailor. CHlCAIGO: July iiv—Semnt girls and working Women generally have taken the yrelltninnry steps for the formation 0 the onion they hire been wishing for so long Last night. the Working Women's li‘nlen‘ of America was drunken under the direction of the. internlltiondl Union lather League Fixed hours of work. more ‘iiecdom and better mention generally no the objects nought by the Working Wool on a Union of America. Another meet in; will be held next week. at which it in wheeled the emulation will he perfected? Mir. Louchfldge. president of tho Women inter-unfilled! Union lather Home Mil : “One olI our brilneohlee villi he to u‘ out hours you outsell I I 911111151131: should not" “ 71mm ' ty hellish liar. but should ileum “anda time oil for muse . motion the dine is «on: :1: enable other intend to about immunities t‘fint the gored hi5- giving their Inelp more time chum: remoti the tumour: . 11an of the geological Way and the tumour work of, the Department of Am riculture. will genre here Bdlurdnron through" the Went“.I.: he: will bonito Rural charm Milt. Lilli! Iii; the Cbmnemhl The Winninnuk nine hon nppnreiitlil Motirntit‘ But with the league there ‘ uphill: of their service will he ltn- 9:401. LA. I his, fol Osborn oval nun.. who won till“?! a cyclist and quite ‘ha‘diy bruised. e improving nicev ly. She received a frighthll fall. Miss Mary Saunders and George Gro- hum. of Dorian, :on to south Norwaiil mic rdyn afternoon. nod” tolled on friends iyn the H‘n‘iilund House They returned in the early evening. A delegation of South Norwnil‘t young men and women. rbdé to Dnrlcn inst evening to attend a lawn fete. but ow- ing to the min. returned home curly. I I I it is thought that by tomorrow Edgar H. Fox. who won. badly injured in a bicycle accident in Gin: otreet. noble} time ago. will be able to attend to his duties in the store. D I I William 8.. Schmidt. or South Nor- walk. is ridingIn new bicycle. A party of young men in South Now our and Nom‘aln will ride to Bridge- port Sundny morning and take the steamer lenoir to Pleasure Beach for the day The American Wheelme‘n are scheduled to come to South Norwniit; and go to Baton Point It is expected that they will take dinner at the Baton Point hotel. 0 O .' ' ’ S N. Williams who was badly bruin- ed by being run into by another cyclist . night before last. is improving nicely. and it is not thought that there will be any serious results. I B I. Miss Currie St. John. of Bridgeport. rode her wheel to South Norwnik yen terdny afternoon. and called on friends in South Main street. CONGREBBMAN HiLL’s TRAVELS. Representative Henry has received a letter from Representative E. J. Hill of Nornllt, dated, Nikki). Japan, June 59. in which Mr. Hill report: having a most enjoyable trip up to that time. and with great traveling pronpeots be- fore him. Mr. Hill in this letter lays out his route on tolloye: "San Francleoo Hon- olulu Guam through Sun Bernadine Stroltn. Philimi’ine lelnndn to Mnniln By all to Bushnell and return. Thence from Manila by steadter to Nunavut. thence br steamer to Tnllu. China, and by rail to Tien Trio and Prairie. ile- lurn to Mu eteome’r to Nngmki rail to With) no Bhlmoneshi. Moll. Osaka. Nova and return: Yokohama. Toltlo and then to Nikko. where i now write. ‘ * “i shall return to Toillo, Yokohama - take the steamer through the inland Sea to Nagasaki. take the steamer to Goren. to Vladivostock. and thence by rail and the Amer River steamer. through Ronnie. home." AN OLD CONNECTICUT COM- ‘MANDER. General Henry L. Abbott U. S. A. retired. oanmbridgc lines. who was chem: flee-nlvaident general of the ”Gonnebii’cnt Society of the Cincinnati in an old commander oi the First Coir necticui Henry Artillery. He succeed ed Colonel Robert 0. Tyler in com- mand of the regiment and returned with the regiment from service on September 29 1855 . new ironic new. HAVEN a 555. HARTFORD RAILROAD. no: none. In met ”no “ll. 1101. LEAVE 801ml nonwntx Foo” view vonx. 55th:: aching not, 1 " ‘ . iulment5 rheulnotlc joints ' his come: from the kid- ' Donn 3 hidden Pun c... oil kidney in; I _ ‘ m are e dlirned by Booth 1:019:31an Mittens. * es- ‘ (3 Mrs. Ellillleth Flatt. 513 Elizabeth (3 ‘ street. MYIF the mother or a large family. i had kidney trouble for A long time Willi ,, "i not '17 years old and very severe backbone. nod to moirem matters worse rheumntiem attacked me. It was so bad that my hands and m limbs were of no use to me. i took Donne Kidney fills and they did me good. i did not suffer as i did. My backache disappeared and the rheumib tillm me much better. I think i can safely any if they help people of my use. nflilcted so badly, they will help anyone." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 , cents. . Footer-Milhurn Company. Buf- falo. N. Y.. eole agents for the United States. . Remember the nnmeI—I—Doan'e'nnd take no other. Cornelius Burke. of New York. by marrying his step- mother-in law has mode a tangle of relationships which the desenhdnnte of the couple will have to engage a lawyer to figure out in years to come. Burke is new bill sons step-grandfather. the lad'n step- grondmother now becomes his step- mother, and be is his own stop-uncle wurre mm TURNED vetLow. Greet conmtemltlon who felt by the friends of M A Hourly. of boxing hon. Kin. when“ they now he mu turn in: yellow. Hie skin slowly changed color. Also his eyes. and he nudercd terribly. His malady was Yellow Jenn dice. lie was treated by the bent doc- tors. but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters. the wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes: "After taxing two hot ties l was wholly cured ” A trial proves its mntchless merit for oil Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. Only 500. Sold by r111 Baxter, Sou Nowell: nod John A. Riggs, Norwnik, druggiste. Old Friend-Anll so both of your children are studying professions? linoleum-Yes, my daughter is in a polytechnic college, studying mechani- cal engineering. and my eon in in Pat- is. learning dressmaking. DeWitt'n Witch Hazel Solve should be promptly applied to cute. burns and scoldn. the injured part. There are worthless countefreits, be sure to get DeWitt's. G. C. Stillnon. insult}; Donneliy was once rudely interrupted in the course of a political speech by a head of cabbage thrown“ from the audience ‘Gentlemen,“ he said. mildly. “i only naked for your ears. 1 don't are for rainbows.” it is easier to keep well than get .. cured. Dertt’s Little Em! Risers token‘nowrlnd then will always keep your bowels in perfect order. They neverrgripe. but promote on easy gen- tle action. G. C. stilleon. AMENDED. Friend—4W: don't believe in the rule “Never prophesy tiniest; you know?" Fortune Teller—vomnoi Our role is: "Never prophesy unless you're paid for AHM#12:$x.4:551 5:45:11. ens-V” 51.55 7:13 "not 8::1iiL903x,9:,36 waimmlOWllflt‘. P. “:42: 551. 1:17. 2:253. 3:“ 321:. 4:011:50! 5.33.; 5:55!.6:051. 6:415 7.01. '1': “x. 8:11 10””. t- We~ SUNDAYS. A, Irv-512351.. t: 55:. 5352, INS, 55511555 ”Ml-4 313.5: a: s: tut; no.3: loxI'. LEAVE New vomt can count nonwnut. 14—inch. 5:00 e- on, 1: no moor, 1:019:10: moment: mm id: or 11:11: 11:11:. Ritz—4: a: 1. cl. 1: antennas“ to 12101.1: 0111.4..M 3410. 5:02. «11:. 1:11. 1:10. new. 9:30. 11:00:. SUNDAYS. I A. ill-31mm. 0 11. 7:10. 11: u. 1*. 1-4: 53:14:. 11.». “(Lave 14 nonwnnlt m Him mum - Ann-11M. 1: 419x. not 6:3: Disgusted Ultimo—Aren't you unburned of your indolence, living .vlth out with? Drilling Dobeon~liol on. strum; it's bird work livin' without work! 5‘ W A“ bill complexion generally results from Wm liver mums. in all tracheal-u. DeWitt'n Little Early itin- or: produce notifying rennin. G. 0. billion. e Thebentvuiommctdebuie to m meow—hut noiuohow this plan izhnnpopnlnr with In grunt my M ’ l4 rm famous little ‘pnin‘nmw Little Bork libero-cont your liver no Well: lodo M! «to that fit m mobibndiommtd. 1“ WMM 1m. NW that won sultry. it soothes and qnicllly heals 3— RPM ‘1 .J hr. lzv'l‘b’e annual Attendnuoo5 of tnahiopn i people. 9A1; willie time Eton ‘ scored 154 mm tor eight wicketn. down. . ’ Eton won all out in the first innlge for 239 rum. Blithe of Ohio, 1181.0ity5 5bt55.'l‘oledo, Lucas County. Freak J.Cl1ency molten onlh that. he in the Senior partner of the limo o! F. J Cheney & 00;. ”doing tunnels in the City of Toledo. donut)? pod State more said, and that cold firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. for each ’t’m‘d every case of Catdrrh that cannot. be cured by the use Of Hull's Qatarrh (lure. FR‘A ANK 'J' CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 6th day or Decem- ber,A I...D 1886 A. W. GLlllASON Notary Public. Hull's Ontarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous sortaces of the system. Semi for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY. a: 00., Toledo, 0. Sold by Drugglsts. 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. 1 .— BTEAMER PRlNB MADRITS FLOAT- ED. PORT AU PithCE. July l2.vln Hay- tlnn Cable—«The steamer Prine Munr- lta. of the Roy‘nl Dutch Went lndia m Mail Line. which stranded .m‘tlw roads here July‘ iii; has been hunted without having nustnlned serious damage and will proceed on her voyage. SAVED. A BOY’S till. Mrs caplun a mom. of mi ford. Bet. 81”: “Brazilian Balm say- ed my boy's life. He begun inst like the one we lost 1with cronp We move him A few doses. Re quickly dropped to sleep. and was all right in the morn ing. Fbrniebynii. Phistadnndli‘ msuneeme FIRING ON CEBU. MANILA. July lZ—Cebu. capital of the island or that name, is still fre- quently fired upon by the insurgents. General Hughes. in command of the Warns islands. reports progress in the task of penetrating the Island of Samar. null scattering the insurgents. W . ”Anion-mi or Bobbi Pillacnre all kidney ills. W PREST. EZET'A'B EFFECTS BOLD. OAKLAND, CAL. July Ill—Thefurn‘i- tune and household effects of Former President Carlos Elem. of Soivntor. have been sold at public auction to satisfy the claim Oi a money lender. The piles that annoy you so will he quickly and permanently healed if you use DeWiit’n Witch Hazel Solve Be ware of worthieen counterfeltn. G. C. Wilson. Minnie—So you are really going to marry trod? Did he tell you you were the only woman he ever loved? Momma: he told me that i was the only woman he never told that to ‘ onw cone row menu. .. urn. I Bush. of New Game “.12.... w iii"? in menu V0 in! conld‘iéirbf. but‘nlothlnihelp‘od nu thermal: W Mono“ ghomocmdnlewmtlaely.” r‘ "remnant-mm In You lure no right to so! “He is it" nice men; but there ore some thing: i do not like Dione him.” There are thing! about you which othert do not I My. crimj one i511. more mg I I en Eton and Her I ‘ 2 but their wu‘a'iurze 1». ~ . 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