“T0 REST MEANS RUST‘
* T0 RUST MEANS BUST
NO REST N0 RUST
N0 RUST NO BUST."
Wu are always at your ,éorvlco.
r. B. ,GRiFFiN,DruK£ist.
205 Waiihidgto‘hjst. «f’fsoutn N
w, w...
about of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. llaat’ord.
Carl ‘chkc is now cmployod on Com-
modorc A. E. Chasmar's yacht "Ayil."
Frank Malkln, of tho (lrcgory lloulc.
vard, has roturuml from a
Brooklyn. ,
William llakcr and family, of Osborn
avcnuo, are visiting friends in Wash-
ingtmi, Conn.
Miss Laura ll. Baker is anticipating
a visit to rclativcs in Spriuglicld,
Mass, hex-t wcck.
Mrs. Lcwis St. John and daughtcr,
Lillian, of St. John avcuucyspcnt ycs-
tertiay in Bridgeport.
Mrs. A. L. Marks and family. of
Springfield, urcvisitlng Mrs. G. A.
Morrcll. of East avcnuc.
Rcv. Edward ' , Cunningham will
preach at the Cruubury chapcl, tomor-
row afternoon, at 3:30.
Miss Susan [vans and fricud,
Waterbury, tho guests of lsiliucr
Nash, of Van Zandt street. .
, The Mayflower Hook and Laddcr
Company will hold a praciico‘ruu
next Wednesday cvcning.
Miss lrcno Youngsr of East nvcnuc.
is now omploycd as stcuograpbcr for
an architect in Bridgmmrt.
Henry (lorham will spcnd his vaca-
tion next wcek. Ono of the trips antic-
ipated is to Block Island. ‘
Mrsb Rufus Osborn has bccn outcr-
taining friends from out ottown, at
berl‘iome in Osborn avcnuc.
George Van Keuron, of Now street,
is building an addition to thc rcsldcucc
of H. 001m, in West Norwalk.
Arthur Johnson is entertaining to-
-day, fourteen boys from St. .lalncs’
summer home. at his home in Hill
street.
Constable Morrison and txvo sons,
Harry and Robert, ol‘ llanlord l’lacc.
“goat to New, Haven today tor a short
v s .1 .
E. W. C. Cunningham returned today
from New York. whcrc ho has bccn
busily engaged the past few days in his
law office.
Mrs. J. W. Davis rcturncd today.
from a visit of a tow days at tho homo
of her sister, Mrs. Henry Pinncy, in
New Canaan.
David (iodncy. ol‘ Astoria. L. i., re.
turned homo today after having- boon
the guest of Mrs. (i. ll. King, of South
Osbol‘lf'nvcnuo. ,
Mrs. Ii. Hammett Scabury. Harry
and Raymond Scabury. of Sprlngiicld.
Mass. arc the micsts of Mr. and Mrs.
Miner D. Randall. ,
trip
oi’
l l.
l
B it Beers, with a force of mom:
, star (1 this morning on the brick work 3
for the new Rundlc bakery. Raymond j
Brothers are doing the carting. , g
One of the largest‘and handsomostg
flags in this place has been flung to the 3
broom in front of. the residence of Moi i
sou H. Wilson. in Seavicw avenue. ‘
William Gilbert will go to Bayvillc,i
L. I..‘tomorrow. and return with his;
wife, who has been visiting relatives?
joy an outing in it at Hay Island. i.
it]. E. Gorham. wife and son Lcslic,‘
Wont-t0 New Haven. today. whore they [
will spend the Sabbath the guests or
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lockwood. ‘
Jalm’or Burke returned to his duties 3
in W. A. Bronson‘s market today altcr t
a week’s 7vacation part of wircu he?
spent with relatives inNcw Bt‘lldill. ' f
Mrs; Joli. Jennings and daughter,5
Miss; Anna Jennings. of Greens Farms, 3‘
spent. yesterday afternoon, thc guests
of Mrs,‘E.’ B. Smith. of Osborn avenue. 3
, Mound Mrs. Marshall H. 'l‘oilcs and '
Mr. and MrsLE. S. Bowen and families,
accompanied by several out-oi-town
guests,.a1'e enjoying the afternoon at
, Com’pochach.
Miss'riJchnio Burchard will load the
meeting ol‘thc Loyal'Workci-s at 6:15
Sunday evening in the Advent Clll'lh‘l:
ion Church. All the members arc. as..-
ed to be present. , .
The mileamminule phenomenon now
un’deficonstructlon in Buffalo, for Aricl
Came .011. livid, as describcd in last
nighiils Sentinel, is an a’ilto-bi, and not
a mobile as stated“ . . .
_ Clitlith‘arscn. of tho Washington
streé brl, go. has completed a new
V 1‘. his sharpie and intends
have an auxiliary engine in‘
cram: . ‘; * _ ‘ ‘: -
Club will meet Monday
, it lss Drab Mal King, at
her home it South Osborn avenue.'and
complete rhangemonts ,tor their, trolley
ride next riday. night. . . i
Mrs .. Morrl'tt, of Seaview ’ave-
‘ niéd byi‘her-guests, Mrs.
‘i at; anduMlss Mattlstlainster,
. _, r,‘ enjoyed a pleasure trip to
the if; up its yesterday. '
_ intendsofsMrs. E. J. Red—
bo pleased to "learn that her
condition 5 considerably improved,
and mat she is resting easily, at her
. 4a,
. Somatic ,
'Tl‘ho eventual-viesfill 1) hurt, not
lasting over onehonr‘ f ‘
‘~ no rd 1 ‘
Noiiest for theWicked
oihvalk
’ ' 1 Companionship,"
[0
f. wcok's visit with Mrs. John Rich.
i on:
Fonts.»
other aunt. Mrs. Footc.
r
trench. Mr. Coorr asks that everyou
o’prcaonl, as a vcry‘lmportant an
, uounccmout is to be made, Stranger
and all are always made welcome. .
The Young Ladics' Industrial Socio
ryn Thomas. in Rowan utroct. (lame
and songs were the diversions of th
evening, followed by a tempting lunch
con.) "the society Is planning to giv
. a trolley ride in the near future:
cvcnlnn in thc blast Avonuc Methodist
. parlors. The topic will be “Constan
and .thc
promises to be of cspcciai Interest. Jc
rome Smith will sing a solo.
taptain “Alov” Hoyt and win: wan
scnson. 'l‘ho lilacknsh which
licsidos tho big follow Mr. and Mrs
from two pounds up . '
Mrs. G. H, (icdnoy and four chlldron
of Astoria, L. l... .
and child. from i3rooklyn,‘cnmc pool
of Mrs. (i. ll. King, of South ()sborl
avcnuc. Owing to tho car being do
ininod on tho South Main
train.
pastor of tho Wailingford
.l. W. Davis. Mr. Stone is rccogulicd
doubtcdiy bo gr
nations. ,
Mr. and Mrs. .lamcs M. Wardcn rc~
turncd to their homc in Fort strcct.
yostcrday. after a four lloys' plcasurc
trip to Niagara and Toronto. Mr. and
Mrs. Warden wont. direct to Toronto.
whom they rcmaincd one day, thcuce to
Niagara for a thrcc duys' stay. chcral
places of unusual historical intcrcst
wurc visltcd. Among thcso was tho
battlctlcld of Chippewa, tho scone of
one. of the must {anions tights in thc
War of lilili. ‘ ’i‘hc couple also had the
plcnsurc of taking thclr lunch under
the shadow and at the foot of tho
llrock monamcnt, where the valiant
English lcadcr mot his death.
ROW]! Y TON.
Mrs. Martin llourkc and daughter
1 Lizzie. of New York, are ghosts of Mrs.
i Jamcs Stovons.
Mrs. Agnes Knapp, of Danbury, has
‘rctnrucd home from a visit with hcr
! brotbcr, .lnlucs ll). Stevens.
i Edwin Stcvcus has rcturncd homo
from a visit with Mr. animal-s, L‘harlca
’l‘.‘ Lowndos, of llatchogue. L. l.
, Mrs. Agnes Kliugman and son liar-
i ry have rcturnod to, Brooklyn utter a
noted by largo cculnro-
,,,.. ,
Miss Kate Crockett left town this
week for several weeks‘ visit with
hor sister, Mrs. Joseph A. Judge, of
Windsor, N. J. ,
At the‘scmi-anuual clcctlou ol’ oiil~
curs for the Y. P. S. 0.10.. of tho Bap-
tist Church, the following wcrc. chos-
PrcsidcngLA. B. ClcVorly; vice—
presidont. Joseph. l’cnnoll; sccretary.
ldu Sllcrcr; treasurer, William Stev-
cns. .
Scrviccs at llowayton Baptist
Church as follows: l’rcaching at
10:45 a. 111.. by pastor, subject of ser-
mon, "Symbolism of the Rain" even-
ing at 7:30, "'i‘wln Parables.” topic of
discourso. The Log Cabin Maic Quar:
tottc, of South Norwnlk, will sing at
tho cvcuing scrvicc; Y. S. S. 0. ill.
mccts 11002.30 1). m. social praise and
prayer service. Thursday evening at
7545 o‘clock. ‘ .
Sunday morning. at Mctbodist Epis-
copnl Church: Preaching by the has
tor. Roy. A. L. Hubbard, subjcct, R'onb
cities for Corr; evening. the second of
tho scrhs of sermons to young pcopic,
subject. Ornaments of a Bountiful Wow
mun. Sunday school at 1:30; Epworth
Lcaguc at 0:45: prcaching at 7:30.
Wonk. night serviccs: 'i‘ucsday ovcn—
ing. class mcoting; 'luursday evening.
l’rnycr mcctlng. .
A crokinolc‘ party in honor of Am-
brose and Laura Crockett was given
last evening at tho Crockott bomb in‘
lrow drooling. ”Among; thoso pmsent
were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. Mrs.
Etta Slator, tho Misses Clara and‘F‘iora
cncc Raymond, Miss Pearl Stevens,
Miss May E, Raymond. Miss Helen
Lynch. Miss Maud Raymond, Miss LIL,
lian Crockett, Miss Mabel Hathaway.
of Danbury. and Messrs. Benjamin
Burdick. Harry Bryan,,William Clark.
Earl Thomas, George Sharron. Edgar
Lynch. Reuben , Hawkins; Howardfito-
vans/and Charles T. Mitéiléll.
aanrzgvplvn No‘norqlv.
Charles “Kéélel‘; lists slééiircd“ employ-
moot atltho Columbia Hotel. '- ,
Reed G. Haviiand Was in Durban. yes
torday afternoon‘on business. ‘
Fred Smith found a'row boat adrift 0
while baton-tho sound Thursday. .
Louis,“ St‘oor‘za hasxpurchased a
new anvil .forhls blacksmith shop.
Miss ‘Nel'liei‘Goodevo‘Will spend a,
week with her» aunt, Mrsl- Herbert.
Samuel Shercr has resigned his po-
sition! with Druggist Robert-A. Mc:
Donald. ‘ ’ « ‘ -
Tho Knowlton Fife and Drum band
intend to pay a. visit to Naugatuck in
the‘nenrlnturo. ‘ ‘
» Mlssvllolcn'l. Goodcvo is the truest
‘ » She will re.
main three web's. .
‘Frank Tucker wont to Scotch C
yesterdayfiud {succeeded 7
o. sevonpoundjwoak fish... . . . .
,The Barton and 'New On aan bosom
bull teams pro 11 l
are
ty hold a very pleasant meeting, 'l‘hurs~
day ovoning, at tho homo of Miss Kath-
Mlsay Lullretta l).fAlnsworth will lead
thc‘Epworth Lcaguc mcctlng tomorrow
mcctiug
down lilo harbor ycstcrday and re
turncd with tho prlzc catcll‘ot tho
they
showod to frlcnds yostvrday tippod tho
scalos whcn drossod at right pounds.
Hoyt had sovcrul blacklist: wcighini.
tho cXcurslon from Astoria to Itotou
yostcrday and spout tho day tho gucsts
stroot
switch. tho ontlro party niissod tho
‘ boat and Wore compollcd to return by
RM. llcury Stonc. tor iwclvc. yours
’tdvcnt
(L‘hristiau Church and prosidcnt of tho
State Advont Sunday/School Associa-
tion, will occupy the pulpit of tho Ad-
vcnt Christian Church at both S‘H'Vlttfld
Sunday, oxchanging pulpits with ltov.
as a spcakcr of powor and will on»
catching .
0
8
Now York.
home in Philadelphia, from u thrc
r
Daricn. .. ~
A. l’llclps Stokes will occupy his 0x To
5 Ridge rcsidmlco In August. Mrs. ~.
(i
Europa. ., .
e
A ictter rccoivcd by Mm. Ror
,tton by frosbots and floods, near bl
home In Iowa.
Miss Jennie Walker. Miss Adoiaid
Bass and John W. Bliss cuioyod u tri
on the steamer S. E. Spring, to Ry
Roach. chncsday.
Mr, and Mrs. Gcorgo E. (loodcv
and dnughtcr, Miss Nellie have boo
t
t
t
li‘oolc, Lo Roy avcnuo.
linnchy, this your. is tho largcst ho ho
cvcr rccclvcd. Mr. linuchy cxpocts t
linlsh the collcctlon this month.
A musical
quartcttc from New York is expected.
I
l
‘ ucw liaptist Clulrch.’
.A lctIcr rcccivod
from Harry Dauchy brought titling
ot'a full of tour inchcs of snow
tool in anothcr town of that stain,
iurcd, by tailing from a carriage ll
roll. Mr. llallcy says that other com
lunch wo’rsc. u _
’l‘hc Knowllon Min and Drum Haul
night. Both responded liberally am
thc boys had a lino tithe. '
An adjourned lnooting fori‘thc pur
orrc of laying; a school tax was hob
in thc town hall Thursday night. Ai
about forty votors prosont. ‘thlian
li‘lominiz marks a motion‘to adjourn im
mmllalcly. and it was carried. no bust
ucss bring doncu - '
up with a wcak knoc.
-:uys it mado a report as though com
illi: from a rcvolrcr.
has bad morn .or loss trouhio with it.
hirhor wa‘zcs. ’i‘hcy woro
and forth in n carryall.
1 Thu); wanton
5- .
'l‘hc cutirc lot was discharnod
1‘s. Win-n comploicd tho
willflcmt about $250,000. ‘
’l‘hc topic for thc Christian Endeav—
“Constnut ‘Companionship" (John‘ H:
crctia thlllcu. The Junior Society will
discuss the “Old Testament. ernrlcs"
ll.. Lcssons from tho Brazen Sorpcnt“
‘Num. ‘21: Hit; loader Miss Florence
MacDonald. ‘
Burr Hawlcy French. the volcrnn
who died ”Vi'odnosday at the Bridge.
port hospital. was lnlriod. yestordny at
Noroton. ’I‘ho ‘i‘uncrul services wcro
hold at the undertaking parlors of
Cullinan Kr. Mul'tlu's. Bridgeport. whore
tlic Roy. H. A. Davenport officiated.
Mr. lt‘l‘cllcll was survived by but one
relative, a grandson.
Moihodist Episcopal Church. Rcv.
Joscph L. Gucrnscy. pastas, 'l‘iivinc
worship tomorrow at 10:30 a. m.,and
7:30p, ill. Preaching at tho morning
service by the Rov. W. W. -’l‘. Duncan,
of South Norwalk. in tho'ovcnlug
ihc pastor will deliver the sccond sor-
of Christian Life and Doctrine as Em-
bodied in tho Parable of tho Prodigal
St a." Thcmo. “"l‘hc Ponitont Son: or.
“but M list I do to. ho Savcd?" Stran"
gcrs are cordially invited. :‘
WESTPORT.
_ Mrs. Chauhccy ’Alion is quitc ill.
(icorgo Allen has purchuscd o. whccl
for his son from 'Bljiducport partlcs.
‘1‘). ll.‘~‘Bradlcy andf’wlto Wore
Bridgeport. ‘chn’esday. .
Vli‘runk Somalis, .lr., of llridacporl,
was a visitor horn Thursday. Mr. Sam-
lnis is wcll known hcrc.
Captain Joscph Shcrman has
docked his fast boat Nollie. in ordo
mnkc somo needed repairs.
J. -C. Mills, of Patcho‘gue and J. E.
lreland. or Amityvlilo. were the guests
or Dr. F. D. Roland this Week. ‘
Mrnand Mrs. James-El. Lees. or
New ,York, who has been spending a
lirt‘ml‘th in Westport, are at Newport.
in
d ry
r to
@The exactamount realized from the
barn party held on the. premisesol Mr.
and Mrs. William (9.: Staples last
month was just $322. - . I . -
,‘Mrs. Cruufurd and son Robort are
at Hot Springs; Va, for a few weeks
in the important the changeavill honor
t Mr. Cranturd's health.
“The roads about our'outlying dis-
tricts are in generally, excellent condo
tiongand Westport can point to them
With pridc‘as models ot‘ good roads.
filter, SLH. Bray of tho Soundtrack
Mctbodi Church. will preach in tho
Weston: M
morning in _ . 1,:
Rev. L. W. Holmes. , . i. _ .. .
The Snuvertpro ortv ’North Main
street was (imposed of Wednesday. to
hMrs. McMahou.. (of Danbury. who
(than other property in, the locality.
The price paid was - " ‘
‘:"Tbo monitor; of
in‘thc Granite Hal
has boon out!
a G . nan people
it evenings
Margaret Sylvia. Opera Company. of
Mrs. E. Morrcil has returned to hcr
wacks' visit with Mrs. Hurry Hindlcy,
Stokcs and daughtcr are traveling in
R, -from
her son Stuart, rcports .much (instruc-
tho gucsls of Mr. and Mrs. l-lcrbcrt
"l‘llc dog tux colicctcd by Nathan
mtcrtalnmcnt will bc
stroll in about two works at the. Town
. Hall. by the Congronational Society. A
and Mrs, l“. llrowu
'l‘hc Mlh‘fit'l‘i Claru‘Campboll and ‘1le-
na Raymond, of liowuyton. wcrc in
this place yostcrday, gutting subscrip-
tions to swcll a building land for a
thc past week
in
(irlpplc (lri~ok,,Ccl., and it full of, one
Mrs. Albcrt (l. lluilcy. who was in-
Stamford, in not getting along very
pllcatlons harc act in and that shc is
scronadcd Mr, and Mrs. Mark Norman
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis F“. Stoorza, tho
rwo nowjv. marrlcd coltplcs. ’l‘hursday
cxnudor Mnokoy prcsidod. Thom were
Willnu"llrcd. clcrk In tho grocery
slorc of ll‘. V, Control], is almost. laid
,Yostorduy' it
slippod from its socket and Mr. itccd .
‘ ll'c iniurcd tho
‘illllC sorcrnl yours ago and sincc’thcu ‘
'I‘hc brick laycra on‘thc ucw Stokns’ ‘
l'osldcnco wont on strlkc ,vcstcrday for
gutting
Sitib pcr day and wore taken back
and now mun wili‘bo put in thcir pluc-
rosidcnco
or Soclcty. Sunday. July ill. will bc
15-28: Matt: 28:20.); louder. Miss Lu»
mob in tho scrios on "Vital Elements '
0
war
1']
Many ' Fa
A Woman is sick —-s
g iu‘hcr systcln. Silo
story, but not. tho whoic
b‘llc holds back sumo
what sbc wants loony.
and this completely my
Is it
Still
some of tho symptoms
This is the re
in our
can in
is in possession of more
than tho physio
(\
D
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0
D
H
0
itbsolntcly colitidcntial
in any way or monitor
but huudrcds of “onion
haul and bcr nualicinc
only couscut. to pnbli
dono in ordcr
exivlricncc.
ii
l
W
rumours Filli-
Cure ManyCasesof ,Fe,
Sonic 96911911116 ‘ Reasons
Pinkhnin is " More iSh‘cCessful Than
milyl Doctors.
”Whom...“ “flog.“ .L, .——w
omc disc
goo
story.
thing, loans her head, becomes agitated, fl‘lrgots
and liunlly conceals what silo ought to have told,
stairs tho doctor.
a wundor, tiilcrctoro. that tho doctor fails to ours
we cannot bluluo tho
b
that-Other wmncn who suti‘cr
can pccaiiar to hor'sox is fast dcvclop-
a to llcr iauuly physician and tolls him a
I
i
i
i
l
health and have born for
bearable llcndnc.
”sick with ouc of in
condition.
a slow tcvc
completely prostratczl.
sloop, Hillt it w:
was ndviscd t.) takc L
would liho your allvio
book you scat uni.
lomcthing the slzu o
‘ Shoridd'ri, Mont.
now fool likc. a new croaturo.
Here is Probf'of th'eVZVaiue of
“ Dnan Mas. PIXKIIA‘M ifi-“I have. been i
months and writo to you for some mlrlco c
hourly three yours.
soreness in tho back of my he
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice.
airing your modicinc for two
oncoming it. I am in vcry poor
I am troubicd with a pain and
and pork which dcvolops into an almost. un-
hu at limo of mciistruation..
«Intincd to my bod a great, part. of tho timo.
Since last August I have bircn
In January I was taken very
y awful bond-adios. and lay for five weeks in a critical
Our doctors wero unable to tcll mo thecausa of my iiincss. .I'had‘
r sccmiugrly in my norvcs with a. nmrkcd bilious‘ afi‘cction. I was
My physician did nothing for mu but. to put mo to
is thc condition of my ncrrcs at tho timc of monstruntion. I
ydla 1‘}. Pluklmm‘s Vegetable. Compound, and
o and to know tho cause
‘ Fluscns l.‘ biotinsa. Slicrblan, Mont. (April
" DEAR Mus. l’lxsuau :—~l wish to to
final by tho nstuif your medicine. Aft:-
hond and neck “icy-c pmltly rclicvcd.
of my bad fcclings."—-—l\llls.
moo.) .
silty that l have bccn greatly benc-
r taking four bottlcs I felt better, my‘
After reading tho tcstjmonies in the
.,~
at,
l bollovod that I had a. tumor. and a while after when
t on egg passed, from inc. 1 was oonvinccd oi“ the fact. I
can no to my work, and can out and sleep well.
I. privilege that I appreciate very much.“_-- Mas. F‘naycss l.‘ MCCREA,
are not
goon no,
mission
‘ REWARD. —- Wu havedopositmlwtlb
lwhlob will bo mid to any person who can
0t '9"
ublisboll below obtaining the writer’s “social per-
.yrllo l2. Pinkhnm Medicine (30., Lynn. Mass.
I510 National City Bank of Lynn, W. _
nd tbai the short! worbuoniol loll-era
$59“
walks to scout-c tho cl
counnlssloncr.
port. lli‘urlnor. .
and ‘ mortal cahoots}
vimwof backing of
horc and thcro with pvrlcot 1
it sorvcs to
taunt 1 .
1 Willowbrook ccmclrry is o
tbo‘Eaaton turnpike below
Although on the highway
oplruous. brush; woods.
wild andmthewoutlook from t
is not at all as many believe.
bcfi
.Ios‘cph Sherman cnlpioyed
F. 'chlcr, the paintcr. fell
Bridge
bunes were broken but his,
also badlyshakon up. Tho
Mr. and Mrs. Wan-on 8.11
of July. , Dinner was served
island. and almost enjoyable
had by all present.
luring twenty-dye pounds in,
and twenty nannies.
field:
and son; of Waterbury,
Sausatuc‘k. , ‘,
Richmond Hoyt. of We
IHoyti of‘Dnnbul-y, sustains '
“ paralysla,Tuosday, and has:
rltlca condition; althoag ‘_
‘somswh,
. battery;
, 9ch ii
and
gr
shrubbcry have been allowed to grow
toriained a party of twenty-livsr‘li‘Ourth
, jAmong.thos
proscnt w‘oreer, and Mrs. A. I.‘ Ca
.1.,
intro for County
This is partly due to
tin; candidacy of. Jorrph ,(3.
partly also from u bchof {hut Norwalk
is boggiah about tho muttcr.
Hyatt.
~liridgc-
lCarly droning along the blob“ in tho 5:
(troops Farms sortiml brings tho SUI" Iuppcr bridgoirom its original courso.
roundings to as ncoraidcul as tho avor- ilorcing it wrist in tho rivcr and throat.
A grand mauve
vcrdurc, broken
mlaccs, a
shadod roadway and clear pcrspcctivo,
nttracc numbers from
no of the
most pictu-rosquc ,citica of the dead in
the. slate. and is kept in model condt
tiou. all save that. suction bordering
the hill.
con-
ass and
he street
it should
by Ja‘més‘
from the
new consolidated school building on
street, Saiigatuok. yesterday
morning at about nine o‘clouk.
No
right hip
was out very badly requiring several
stitches to close the Miami. Ho was
distance
which he tail :was about ,ihirty-iive
, loch: Dr. J. \V. it‘yfc attends him.
ogors on-
up Hall’s
time was
.. The gentleman .
tritid diorama at black fishing, cap-
ono hour.
e
\
Mr. and,
Mmrliidward Prltchard;,-_Mr. and Misc
Clayton Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Smith. Mrs. ,Rice and daughten. all of
Seymour. ‘A. U. Smith and family, of?
,. , stport. a ,
“ brother for Granville W. and ‘W
railroad from Wcstport to lianbury. by
way of Putnam Park.
,’ “What are you going to do about
Iii?" is? the question bolng uskcd tho so.
‘lcctmcn rolutlvc to tho. work in pro-
(gross for the Water company that is
divcrtiug much of the water above the
suing, it is nilcgcd. the two wcstc‘rn
piers of tho. bridge. tinder present con-
ditlons thcrc is no possibility. but
spring frcshots or an unusually swol-
len stream would try tho \vcstcrnpiors
of thohridgo severely. Certain prop-
erty owncrs here are loud in their crit-
icism of the sclsctmsu for permitting
the Water company to continue the
proposed plan.
Westport Grouse had a most inter-
esting meeting Wednosdny evening.
third and fourth degrees were confor-
red upon, Horace Wakomnn, of Compo.
The lecturer-'5 program proved an in.
terestlng one, being known as “Our
Own! Building . Night.” Subjects along
on. all.being thoroughly discussed.
Much enthusiasm was shown,-particu-
larly along the litre of raising funds.
A committee was appointed who will
aubmltplans at a future. meeting tor
tho raising otthe some. The topics
wet-ens follows: ‘jthn Shall We
Start?“ J. Frank Elwood; “How Shall
(loorxob‘airohlld: "What Kind of a
Building Shall Wo‘HavIo." Thomas S.
Osborn. . “ . _»
Aaron Sherwood lives near Shor-
Wood's mill in one of the oldest hous-
os in town,kooping ‘llnflllelofs quar-
crso fihcrwood of into has been not.
'itor- his reccentricitlos but nothing
out. of the; usual was thought of it. as
thosowh‘, knew blur paid, but." little- at.-
relation to} his oddities. {Ashort limo
rim .nltrtios from. Now-silt. came-lip, the
hill! or booting v'l‘poy. had learned
that uh; m
inale Ills-
Why Mrs.
the discuss ?
Woman, flir it is your cmbarrassihg to ('lotail
of hcr culturing, cvon to hcr family physician.
'ason why hum‘lrcds of thousands of wonlcn are now
rcspomlcnco with Mrs. Pinkllanl. at Lynn. Mass. To her they
yo ovary symptom, so that whou who is rcwnly to advise them she
. facts from hcrcorrcs iondcncc with tho‘
ran can pissiblyoblaiu throng l a mrsonal intorvilow.
Following wo publish a lotlcr from a w
acorrcslmndcncc with Mrs.
mticnb
onion showing thorosult of
l’inkllaln. All such lctztcrs arc considered
,v Mrs. Pinklnun. and arc hover published
without lilo consent in writing of the paticnt;
arc sogrulaful for tho llt‘llllll which Mrs. Pink-
llavo bccn able to rcstorc to thcin that thcy not;
siting thcir ictiors, but writc asking that this be.
may be benefited by their
; Status.
Volunteer Flour
COTTAGE AVE... EAST NORWALK.
After the opening of the Grange the ,
the lino of ‘building’thoughts were glv: -
Wu Raise the Maury?" E. N. Sipncrlvr, ~
“'l‘hoMost Available Place to Build." ,
‘ I I
lilll no
lions.
Mrs. llnsucll lirothcrton,wan titkon
'l‘huradoy. ‘Tho woman nu
wcll known charactbrn i
this sdction.
Silo was nninmuto of tho Wostou poor
houso, swcralyilurs ago and there mot
llroihcrton. The pair wcrc woddcd in
that institution, and allcr a brict rosi.
dour-c ulacwhcro rcttll‘hml thorc. 'l‘hat
placo was later abuudoi‘lod, and Broth-
clton audthis wltc caulc bcrc. No soon.
or had lhcy arrlvcd that tilcy hocanlo
town charu'ca. Wcsion paying Wl-stoort
for thcir malnlouanco. it was satin.
factory cuough to tho won‘lan no‘ long
as silo llvcd outsido a poor house and
at tho cxponsc of tho town. but no
sooucr had Ihc outaido poor policy
boon abolishml and a town farm creat
oil that who hogan to couso troublo.
Silo lci’t finally aolnc wooks ago. but
wound up at lilo poor honsc Wodnos
day to tho surprise or Supcrintondcnt
l(.unpcr. l’niionco had ccaacd to bc a
virtuc and silo was hurrlcd to tho lock
up. Silo is mldoublclily slightly dc-
mcntcd and was disponcd of in conso-
qncucc in tho stoic instituion.
. Grorgc (‘. llumc. a lawyer of, Chilton,
Wis. is about to rcccivc n uniono bou-
or. llo will bc mado chlci’ of tho
lilroihortown ludian nation. Mr. Hume
aidcd tho Indians gratuitously in filing
prooofs of thcir claims against, Ibo gov-
ornmunt. and in roturn thcy have cit-ct.-
cd lhc luwycr to thc chict‘tanship of tho
nation. tic will acccpt, as the otilcc is
morcly a nominal our. and will not in-
lcrfcrc with his othcr duties. ’i‘ho
Iirothcrlowns still maintain tbcir an-
cicnt tribal customs. though thcy arc
amenable to thc laws of tho llnitcd
V Special Sale‘
’ 55c» bag
1
A. S’tuu
REFRIGERATORS
HAMMOCKS
WHITE MT. snazzans
SCREEN ooons
wmoow SCREENS
cunwarons .
ONE-WHEEL Hoss
TWO;WHEEL Horas
FILTERS ‘
(Both Stonoand Faucet Filters)
WATER COOLERS.
Wood Achhol In any quantity.
in Paints, Varnishes, Shellacs, En-
amels, Stains, Etc., we are headquar.
tern ‘
Remember, Longman a; Martinez
and Dovoe’s are'the leading Paints i‘or
house-boats. fences and“ floors, etc.,
and prices are low considering quality.
Qomstock, , .
Wat kins
A112 wAsHmoToN mm,
scorn nonwstk; -*
A Phom 1“!"
- A»: a,
F‘.
,, ‘l . ,.; . lit-v!
Arayiomotlmesharil to get, but there
are Inch thins-,‘nevortheleas; We
don't want to scam boastful. but. we
a“ r «l 0.1.9!“ stock W's "(irked
it it. We didn’t take what
mm 303115. Walloonde
w wohavo tho hollows do. V k "
lug.
urly up and he oti’orml no objoc—
by b‘cloctman Jnulca timith’. of Weston,
to tho iusano rct‘roni at Middlutown.
ls ono of tho
‘ Eruptions prove it's, the best.»-
, . ‘ .«oouv'r FAIL To m This.
. filming,“ Paper Hanging. Decorat
AIR LINE RUMOR REVIVEDc a.»
MIDDLE'l‘OWN." July iii~F~Thei up
pcaraul-c oi' scvcral cagiuocrs of the
(lklrlsoiidatod ltoud who worn takln‘
mcaaurclncnls of tbo (,h.~nnooticut rive
brldgo horc rauam‘l a l‘l.‘ll(lWfll oftli“
rumor that thc Air Linc. double-tract
that was to bc compictod through it
Now Iluvon; it was also reported tint
tho road would again start through ,
trains on this lino. Stops have be ,
takon to abolish two grotto crossing
botwccu hero and Easthampton, which
adds crlulonco to thc rumor. . ‘
\.
VACATION DAYS. ,
Vacation time is here and the ob ‘
dren are, fairly living out of doorlb.
'l‘hcro could be. no healthier place; M
them. You ncod only to guard as, it!
the accidonts incidental to most 0 on"
air sports. No .remcdy shoals..-
Wlti’s Witch Hazel Solve for quick]
stopping pain or removing flange ‘
serious consequences. For cuts, so.
and wounds. “1. used DeWitt’s.W
Hazcl Salvo for sores, cuts and b"
ca,” says L. B, Johnson, Swift,
“it to the host remedy on the merit
Saro cure for piles and skin diseasct.
Bcwure of counter-felts. Clittord P
macy.
STRIKE OF BOILERMAKER’S
. SETTLED. ‘
Cl-llCAth, .luly le’l‘he strik
bottcr wngcs of the .500 boilerm
on tho cntirc Chicago and Northw ,
crn railway systcm. which began iluly
1. has boon scttlcd. The men are to
rccoivc hali‘ of the advance askod‘ for.1
liudcr thc agrccmcnt the cmployol‘sol
tho boilers will rcceivc the sunm aver-
age rate of incrcasc. Time and a half
will be paid for Sunday, 110“on gimdl
night work. , ' ‘ ,
ACTS IMMEDIATELY.
Colds arc sometimes more troublod
some in summer than in winter, it's a
hard to keep from adding to thorn-
whilc cooling on’ after exorcise. .One'u
Minute Cough Cure cure: at once. A“
solutcly safe. Acts lmmediatelyoSure.
curc ‘i‘or “highs. colds, Group, throat;
and lung troubles. Cltflord Pharmn
Hey. ; ,..’
DERBY HAS ANOTHER FIRE. ,
DERBY, 'Jnly 12~The ‘Mansio
House, in the lower side of thoclty“,
was damaged by fire yesterday hitch-3'
anon. lhoblaze starting in thc kitchém
Tho kitchen. a barn connectod withthei
house. another barn belonging. to D,
li‘. N Loomis and a cobbler shop, wer
burned. and the Mansion iHollso,.pi'o
or and annex were damaged about tho
roof. Tho total damage is estimate
at $8,000; partially insured.
SAVES A WOMAN’SVLIFE.
’l‘o havc given up would havo‘moant
dcath for M rs. Lois Craig. of Dorchesl
tor. Muss. For years she had endure
untold misory from a severe lung tr
bio and obstinate cough. “()ftenf-flaho
wrltcs, “l cmlid scarcely breathc an
Hulllt‘llllll‘S could not spook; Airflow:
tors and remedies tailed till ‘I useerr
King‘s Now Discovery for Consul!)
lion and was completely cured.”iSlt
forcrs from Coughs, Colds, Throat uni!
Lung Trouble need this grand turned.
for it never disappoints. Care is soar
antccd by l“. H. Baxter; Price 500‘ an
$1.00. Trial bottles free. "
PI‘CKET FORCE INCREASED
NEW HAVEN, July iZ-e-On sec ,n
of a tear that men were to come from"
Stamford to take the place of strike
in the hardware factory of Sargent:
Ctunpany, tho picket force .placeclab
tho strikcrs about the factorywas :in
crcascd yestorday. The union commit
tcc again announced that the men wll ,
stay out until all their demands aro'
acceded to. . _ .
--STOP THAT COLD. . ,
or it may result in Pneumonia. :Bra
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds whom
cvcr iricd. almost without exoepfionl
10, or ’(lc and $1.00 bottles; The (iii:
at). 0
lord. Baxter's or Plaisted’s.
iNQUEST WAS NOT FINISHED.
NEW HAVEN, July 12*Deputy‘300r
oncr Pond yesterday resumed his in
quest. on the death of Hugo H. _,”
of Buffalo. who died at the ho, ta.
Tuesday, the result of a fall dow
flight otsteps at No. 15 Clark, 8‘ at.
chcral witnesses were examinedi but
tho inmwst was not finished. The body"
of Voigt was buried in Evergreen our
ctcry, yesterday morning. " .
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE. ‘
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. 1or ‘v
lord. Deb. says: “Brazilian Bat
cd my boy‘s life. He began instill;
the one We lost with croup.‘ Wt; gov
him a few doses. He quickly dropp
to sleep and was all right in the“
ping."
H, Baxter,
macy.
and The Clifford
CHEMICAL COJS LIQUIDAT'flNn
NEW HAVEN, .luly 12—Thc Butler
Chemical Company. wholesale drag
slots. have taken steps to go intuition
dation. The company was the at! c,
sor of the, Calhoun company.‘i ‘
stated today that the company; will
was capitalized at $30,000, hasib‘e‘e
doing business at a loss.‘ ‘ ..
IF A MAN LI'E TO. YOU»
And say some other salve, ointmen
lotion, oil or alleged healer is , ..
as Bucklen’s Arnlca Salve,»telt
thirty years or marvelous cure
Pilcs. Burns, Bolts, Corns. Felons,
ccrs, Cuts, Scolds. Bruises an “
cheapest.
26cm. F. H.‘Baxtor’a
storo.- ‘ . .
t
'. . . *“i'”“fi <i
*BULLETINS 0N ALTERNATE
. LONDON, July 12.~—At Buck b, x H
Dillard. the following bulletin was ..
ed at 1 a. in. today: "Klnglsldw r
limiting cxcollcnt progress; ‘ ,0
count of his majestyfs satisfactory _
dltion bulletins will be issued and
termite days." ,
. Whenever an honest trials“ given
Electric Bitters for any troubl '
commended for a permanent it
surely be effected. wit never: ,
tone the stomach. regulate the kl
and bowel . ,
‘ lat-n so and our!
, , that
wonderful tonic, forming."
f ti m , ins
Norwalk Chronicler