tuurt. of compo. has re«
sit with relatives in
W
titty Sherwood of West-
EDavis. of
six, of Genius street
New York friends-
-. H. Nichwits. of State
proud parents 01's son.
W .
d. of Brooklyn. isu
ldeuce' of Mrs. Sniden.
W .
25 head clerk in D A.
an 2 store. is enjoying
,Wood. of Westport,
r nephew. William J. .
If
in W i. t Hotel
e or
a“) d it. L
h llsy party rom‘ Norwellt
Wn’las evening. on
9%. .M‘r‘ss black and blue 2
of Waterhulwi 11“
sin. Miss M loom
9'2
enjoyed the dance at Locust Grove. , ,
I of two Married WMens baseball
teams of Westport and Shoestucit were
5 fotlcinili.‘ last evening. in getting
one for ridey’s game some his
I‘: Kenton“, 0! the mastitis-t team stir;
r r
' promises to drew a large crowd it. will
‘ undoubtedly be sinusitis to’ see Repre-
sentstlve Lloyd Nash and Thomas Gain
legum- run the bases
A surprise party w given to Miss
Clara Baker. of West End. last evening
by a number of young friends. Miss Bu-
ker was the recipient of a handsome
, gold ring. ice cream end cake were
served. and all Voted the affair e suc-
cess. Among, those present were the
Misses Marion and Stisan Alien. Alice
Heine; Rose Dennert and Messrs. Ralph
Allen. Oakley Wuhburn. Arthur North,
rap. John Baker 2nd Ernest Alien.
Alec W. Sherwood, oi Greens Farms
wits driested y'ést’e'rdiy morning by
Deputy Sheriff Frederick Kemper on
complaint of his fatheriin-law. John
Guyer 'ol' Greens Forms The case was
brought before Judge Joseph G. Hyatt
by Lawyer Harry R Sherwood in the
ofilce of the Town Clerk. yesterday
morning John Guyer. Mrs. Ale'clt
Sherwood and her eleven year old
duushter appeared “witnesses against
the defendant. who was found guilty of
assault and lined $1 and costs. which
amounted to :23. ‘As the defendant
could not pay his line, And no one ocuid
he found that would go bail, Sheriff
‘ Kemper took him to the Bridg'eptirt
jail. where he will nerve a sentence of
twenty-three days. From eviden
the court room, it seems that Mr g
W wood and his wife had‘s ‘
Saturday afternoon;
SherWood brutallyb
further trouble arose unti untidy
when Mrs. Sherwood's father come ov~
er to make a call and thke .2 .At
the time of his 'ar'riwgv
not around Without‘gv rxfo film.
Mrs. Sherwood and Mr. Gnyer began
the rep est. in the udshtlms Mrs.
W Sherwood has told her father the pru-
tsl way her husband had treated her.
"2 ii‘his immediately aroused Mr. Guy'er’sI
spirit. and Just- tit this peribd 8h
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252.252?” Guver
him? wh y he periti lisp d
told did: that it with brush «who 0
worst hind for a var-on in do we" a
r. shocking thing in on instant Sher»
inputs of Mr. and
W , tor. of Main street.
he who hue been the
Mrs iii. Keeler.o
toilet to her home
i
"1th ””5 mil"
ptti'sad heyday in2
he pastor. Rev
i‘h‘iil“
nylwll
hindr-
ttend
‘ Mr; Guyer and, t 071 hi
ion
1.2223
wood was freiaisdwitli, ggdgfgfisasgdp
vin an warn .
without gl 8 y’ out~ct—doors
on the stone p‘ev vni‘en‘t is ended the
row. and Mr. Guyer. «cent for a tow
bruises, escapedi Jury. Mr. Gursr re-
turned ho sand ondsy made a noisy
plaiht, 5 lab was timed by Judith
Hyatt. Sheriff Romper started to innito
for Sherwood esterduy mornlns.an
found him in reens Farms. where he
was at work on the road with Robert
rGaul t. W _ r;
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New, Ind lander MDin‘Midlt
«I h... daily haunts
ailerons. 1.. July 21.1453 Ooh,
lotion "which is to have til’ew and
i. tlhd dhe 2' oils of
ad list"
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i
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. ‘ ‘ entrain
#Wumnaer, the .
lid reel ”
DiDonh‘
a: and the work at that
been “1min!”
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hurlltte us on. Minnesota
tie to South
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may this week
,5
and Mrs. Lauren 8. Brownfi .
d tilt]
omss and John Gaildgher. The 5er .“M
say they had an excellent time, and
t’ avenue. to In couple of ,w ‘
Alex/tinder is a brother to .Mr
in.
Morris Guggenheimer is riding a new
hicyel e.
U U I
At the Doliseuin board track. No
Haven. last night, in s 15 dolls motor
paced race. Hohli‘y Welthour; of
to. Gs. easily defeated Walter S.
of Waterbury. Conn. in nearlye
mile up to the I13th, Waithoiir lllil _
the Gonnecticut buy. (in a dying 5
Penn forged ahead and took the no
tthe first 125 was the
throughout the race in whisk 55.15 .
Welthonr rapidly- out out a swift palso‘
and passed Fenn in the fifth lop. ii‘rdni
the first mile Fenn was lapped at re
ulur intervals. but he kept on. and
n’
the 13th mile it looked as it his silorts’ I;
Walthod)" s ‘
pacing machine gave out. Fem) ln’im I
pace out With.
would be rewarded, for
dieteiy sailed for to
mom. after lost ‘
behind his oppo
this position fer a mile Fenh g
ly offered to change pines ith i
thour. l) l "e
the invitation. n
of the 14th Welthbu
hind the pace and
pacemakers in 5. sprilzltl Ifor the tape.
At the finish the penis rner was six
lens to the good. he t me for the .15
miles was 26 minutes. B 4-5 seconds
The summary: Half mile handicap--
Won by George Webber. New Baden.
(till yards). Time. 69 seconds. ‘l‘en
mile open amateur—Won by 'i‘ J
Grady. Chico'pee. Muss . secbnd Den-
ny Sullivan. New York; third, George
Schoiield. Long island; fourth W.C
Dobbins East Orange N. 3.; .tlme. 25:.
07 4 5. fteen mile motor paced race
“Won by Robert Walthour. Atlanta
05.; second, Waiter S. Fenn. Water-
7nbury. Conn; time. 26: 05 4- 5.
was.”
THE cAPiroL DOME.
nan—nu—
lens. tacked on
After
and find his
. Prominent Future of emf: Building
to he Given 2 New Gliding.
Measures are being taken b‘y the
state comptroller to have the dome of
“the capitol regilded before the summer
has passed away. This is a ‘worlt of no
small dimensions and it has to he
done with care and fkill. The large
surface is to be not rely recovered
with the best gold i. ordinary this
point; not being It at suitable for the
purpose.
has not as yet been give out. ‘
The dome was last ded in 1826
b th ,8 “a 135 was dent;
y e ormenpre n comedy. 0
Hartford. Previous to that it was
gilded under the direction of the mica
Oaptsin Thomas urlte, an expert in
that line of decor tips The exposed
situation of the do, finalise its 557 r-
in: especially susospuhls to the a a,
tennis and for a year, out it's bristle-I4
nest ashssn d in The chit of,
"gliding tile uddiilliflw be about 52.-
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NEW VAULT EITTiNGI.
Arrangements
«hunt
The him to
adiutsoi Mil-
liner-d5.
tho men of the
the capitol .lias
with modern sat! up to
inn 2- min of
d-iohlim 12:"
suiltfl
is most committal... W,
and letterbom. {55“
The contract for the work i
‘ K21. the omnipresent etch. edited with
:62 minis! f
OI
W hioh with their a "
nuonlao well with the
the. pens ant
golf skirt whidh'. howayer
ado longer then formerly.,W lust
l the ground all A weaxon?
o f
odico-a shirt. pointed, hack and front
d is worn with u tucked mudlln
hirtwnlst and tin eton jacket The
- W. I. do!
vn'rm snrcu a)
Courtesy of John Wanamaker
ho ice is heavily stitched with Cortl-
csil stitching silk and is honed 12nd
iittediolieep its-I place it is fitted
smoothly over the hips and is added
3:?” to the knees, where it begins
, 0
no seam and the fullness at the;
bio it 0!, the shirt ”is gathered in Ill
Werted pleat. 'l‘h's stun is stlthlied
around the border and some and it is
cut up in a point at the hack. display
ing the princess effect of the shirt.»
The sleeves are gathered into a point-
ed cuff of purine Velvet with stitched
bands of cloth st :‘tho edge. The Al:
ion collar is of the stitched velvet.
Quiescent-tinted taffeta. shimmering
n rose blue And green lights is shoim
in the test-iiiusmuon. Tilers is a
bell-shsped skirt. tucked at the hips
and sweeping broadly below in a ctr.
cular flounce. At the top of the canoe
ther ma alternstlng clusters 0 tucks
dban'ds or lace insertion. an
pllqued on chiffon. The bodies is made
a soil sud fol lna over a diminished
or units ft 'nf tendon phniifs velvet}
the oath is cut low and round shout
the shiiuldm audithe yaks. vast no
collar m oi lace over tucked chi on.
These thin counting a great hoe for
“l.“"i Tl‘l'iii f’°i' “i will
a ism e it top so! 1
also“ it! gland liaison as. Next tots e
seclt 555M
on the claw
as. are bias d5 dof‘pih and blue chit
W, lid, son.
. “But then the marriage service: it W
I 225252 to lower one so. " ‘* ow do you I I
“5 5:5 place éfor the
The opening is at the left”
An exquisite '- reception [We of
attention
7
‘ are 2 date with ir
over the phone don’t forget the en-
. easement rings
’ had commission generally resil-
inactive liver and Ibo'V‘Iels. ln al
2 produce gratifying results. G5 ill
make that out?" “Why. the men true
the women; and the women takes th
than, for better. for wor
a rummage sei
You can u I
5 dieting M W
plenty of ”good od properly- digested.
your I much will not digest? -
Then if
it. K9601
It so
thins all 2;
2y W sis Cure will.
and so pro
it in nouris
the waste
health. st
and good. lied W
son.
in
as.» mus plying Wilt
appetite. G.‘ C Still-
ln the sump pf matrimon . it costs
it Rood deal to still y
m; some to}. wstk
rnusr COMPANY. I
Present location.
First National Bank Building.
Washington Street.
nun—g.—
RICHARD H. GOLDEN.
Inn-id.-
Guordlnn or Trustee. and executes
trusts of every description.
m
Conducts a General Bankinz Busl
Dollar and Over
sourii noswALK. CONN.
Capital. . W $100,000.00
Surplus. SIO0.000.00
Other Profits. V 324;“
sous II. more. WW.
nest it. urns ouster.
IDI HECTOR“
John H. Farris .Hahry‘ humour
John H. Knapp Christian 8mm
John H. Light
Josiah R. Marvin Bimd‘iil Gi‘umniln
J. Wallace "swim:
innocents Sallolfed
mu Mini
cures”
‘ RilEUMACl‘lSM
sow BY’
ALL DRuGoisiS
WW
Highest Cash Prices.
Disdiirddd msthiii'ety oi hit liiuds
pipl “more and watér fittings, stoves
‘snd ullders‘
sold. Headquarters for refuse motels.
rubber. feathers and all articles thi'it
you would like to dispose of.
prices will be paid bye
highest ‘cuh
calling on ,
. ABRAHAM HARRiE.
18
Notice by posihl will receive prouipt
,to up in visited last-
5252.3. DeWitt’s Little Early Ris- W
it's so like T
n'stural digestunts.
hence must digest every class of food
1;» that nature can use
body 555 replacing
52551555. pure blood :1
President ‘
_ EDWIN O. KEELER. Vice-President
‘ CHAS. E. HOY‘n Treasurer ,
.
Acts as Executor. Administrator.. '
j,
ness. Accounts of every kind solicited. . -I
interest allowed on Time Accounts. »
Commercial Paper Discounted and». '
Loans made upon approved security _
or collnternls. Savings Department- ’
interest allotted on deposits of one ,§
sow va specs-25:01.. III
011'! “limit iiiiii
000. 0,0 .
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*f“"~" ll ‘Dlii’i Mlilllt II
hardware housht slid 1,0,1
5 15 Raymond (it; I:
71 iiiil Taylor Ave.
If
Highest prions paid for old rue-ta!
rs ,papers. everything. Writer 0!
c l. Prompt attention given to oil
orders. ,
”Printer llldl‘yliiiiitfr . '
Pure 57 its Less slid zuic .,
mixed by and i‘vfilli 725,er twlo'e .
it‘s long 3555- 22222 double 22‘2-
it? “I. till“ ”if?“ .52?
as 0 am or us a ‘
stesuen Wilde‘s, both on south f
Main street. were pointed by me .-
in this manner over-,5 yen yours
Theron-est! ‘
Your house Will is I f “ -
ii ,lpalnt it. My spice .WIIasIso‘uth '
, _,iitreet. My resident-e. 25
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‘ “ FAUCET AlfrACi‘iMi-zurs.
" Six-Day Tours to Buflalo,
Leaving every Mondity. front 223 to
230 according to accommodations se-
lected. not from New Haven.
ThreeaDigyT ours to Block Island.
Every sturday. 38.50 to $19. 50.
Five-Day Tours to Catlilélll,
July 28d August (lib and 20th. 814. 50
from New Haven.
5-_ ay Tours to White Mountains.
33132221. August 5th and 19th. Rate
Tickets and copies of “The New Fins-
land Tourist" gt the office of HGeorge
Wiiarris, as at NH. & H.
uz WASHING-5205 STREET
"SOuth "Norwalit.
255554345.
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