‘ llcaliu Completed
min lever oil having a
hieh to hold Entertainments
denial functions, think that
“I to Would be on the little
191:1 H Beeley’ s cottage;
’ish tind commands an ex—
W1 Others. bewevcr. favor
ll bungalow. saying that
out picturesque place on the
“' meld be an ideal spot for
But they doubt if Mr. Goi-
Wish to dispose of his pret.
‘ Those who are agitating
y that I mood many are
or I chsino. .and hope that be—
' Moi the season the build-
bed’pandin use
Allohscl Molneruey has been
lulu; up the and in the
the rent- of the cottages on
1 . and throwing it to one
used as filling for the road.
w11$1compieto the circle
it will run from
L to where it joins
‘ mmit avenue. 'l‘he
lined for filling. then gravel
A ten dressing The mire
thtul place to 'work in and
odd: that is decidedly un-
lit. ficlnerney and everyone
vih b the job is complet-
e‘lslnnd Juniors tooll the
boys1nio comp. yesterday
bi: tel? score lg n to‘t‘it, Th;
oaths rown a on
y Hearse if. Foote. who
_ unsatisfactory to both
119 battery for the Juniors
1 bee and Alexander
1c: the Rowsytcns Louis
and William Moore. The
on have challenges out for
.1ti‘l the East Norwnlk Juniors
A. Juniors of South Nor-
1 Putnam. of Newark. ad'-
on by her brother Edward.
I“ Hsviland House Saturday.
feturned yesterday. but
will remain for a two
Miss Putnam is an excels
' er and diver and with her
AdelIide. will shortly give
ii hi I of diving.
Flutes Klntsch". was
d'dninty biscuits were
. Willi-1 B. E. Donaldson read
ill039prese‘nt. promising '
future: for all. Another
che some kind will probo-
Iobt Club regatta
the Defiance"
B. Keeler. oi
cgftwo boats are even-
d on exciting race
he l‘aunched his caiboat
‘ 1’; at Crescent Beach.
rift fills all the nodes.
1 In and he intends soon
"Elm: in his speedy lit‘
31‘ but: are quite evenly
lice should be an en
‘. t. John “(1.301! Chem
Mill: Hamlin lance. uglier
_ gm ore 19! re re
nl’n'ters'on. they will
” «'dIy’s' visit with Mrs. St.
' Junaw, Stanley St. John.
1:3;
Wm the and island
1 item are happy We?
or s new but the darn
' Schroeder. one have
viii moire good ”3111146
' Dockvvood have return-
‘ ' in Norwnlk. little!
than Willi boil is”
mull
tor a tow days' sojourn t
lslIud House. 1
i). H. Miller and wife.
daughters- Herein and Sarah. of
Georgetown. have rented, the Andrew
cottons on depth Beach (or a tow
Mists: Fletcher. Knurgney, Marvin.
Jumlnson and Mrs. Crane are staying
at uum Home. The Home is full and
Frederick Rolfe. of King' 3 Bridge. N.
Y., hoe urrived and taken his place no
one ‘of the crew oi the good yacht
racism.”
land House. oil the rooms being tilled
now one[1 and will be for some time
from Donoru. Pu, to spend the rest or
the season at Schnldlce cottage.
at the Schuldlce cottage. the guests oi
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Farrell.
Hhrdwarc (iompnny' 9 store. is spending
N Y. and Belle, island.
Recent arrivals at the anilnnd
house are A. Durham. of Bethel; Mr
J-aun. William P Howleyiund Messrs.
Knapp. of New York. .
Misses Priscilla Hulborrow and Lois
Gilmn have returned to their homes in
New York. lifter staying a fortnight ut
the aniiand House.
Misses May ltoblnet and Bertha Puf-
tet have returned to their homes in
Woodhuven. 1L. 1.. after a dclightiui
stay at Elim Home. '
Miss Belle Jarolem‘an und lfioy Hop-
ping went out clnmmlng, yesterdays
ternoon, and returned with a line in
of the bivalves.
. Mr. Warren. Miss Whitman. of New
York. and Mr. 'l‘iison, at Brooklyn.
were guests at the Fay cottage. over
the Sabbath.
G. B1. Gleason spent Sunday with his
family at the Cilil cottage He intends
to spend Sundays here for the rest of
the season.
ed to their home in Paterson. N. J.,
after a short stay at the Belle island
House.
Mrs. Raymond Rogers, of 27% Stev-
ens street Dnnbury. has returned
home from a week's visit at Belle is-
land.
The Misses Martin. who have been
staying at the Havilnnd House. will re.
turn to their homes in Brooklyn, Suuv
day;
Edward Benton is now filling (‘np-
ta‘ln John Benedict’s position and not
111; an driver for Proprietor 'i‘ ii. Foe-
Er
Miss irene Dungleisch. of Dnnbury
was the guest or Miss Maude Tweedy
at the Tweedy cottage over Sunday
ed the ‘Crliicf‘ during the absence of
Walter J. Strohmeyer at Arverne. 1
Mr. Aldon. at New York was it guest
over Sunday at Red *i‘op Cottage, the
summer home of Charles H. Davis.
hits. hiycrs. who occupied the liar-
num cottage lost season. spent Sunday
calling on friends on the lslaud
Walter J. Strolimeycr has gone to
Arverne. L. 1.. for a short stay at the
residence of Sanford Shumwny
have returned to New York. after a
short stay at the Beale Cottage:
Dr. J. L. hooters, of Bridgeport. has
been the guest of Miss ldllisn Eimen-
dorf at the Belle Island House.
at his home in Dnnhury. ‘
George H. Hunter has returned to his
home in Norwnlir utter a short stay
at the Harbour; House.
Attorney and hire. John Bonk: of
the Park City. were streets otter Sun-
day. at Hull cottage.
J A. Farrell's dink hIs been ”10125;
ed iron: the Norwalir Yo ht Gino s «
lion neatly painted
hello island Hohso.‘ " ¢
Hrs Raymond Rogers, or mild...
was a guest over Sunday at the Wilcox
1 crustiosting ,‘j Sn
r Putt 6! C
pg
Mi‘s‘s‘ Dorothy Kline. of
is a guest It Clover
1. on murmur"
1 1 short: 111151119531”
the Belle 1
and two ‘
there will be new arrivals curly next
we“ 1
anchored oil Arbor cottage ‘ 11
Sunday was a big day for the Huvi—
Mr. Clinton states that every room is ‘
Mrs. William Farrell and son are‘ 1
expected the latter part of the week1.1 '
Misses Winnie Brennan and Kathryn 1
Butler, of New Haven.1speut Sunday 1
James McCoiiuin. ot the Danbury‘
a tub weeks vacation at Croton Falls. .
R F. Nicoll and family here return. 1‘
Mr thing.“ Bunset cottage. has rent- ,
Charles Jul-hoe and Ray Underwood '
Louis ngsou has returned to- the ,
Hubbell cottage. alter a four days' stay 1‘
poorer in my lite given I 1.00111116an
me that i feel culled1
“113‘ numlivlt
nu antenna in. coconut.
{outdone oi coal-nu Wo'mIn'I Billing cm
the wonderful curative 71011118 91 13”“.
Plnkl m’ s Vega
pound. For eight yours I had tunnel;
trouble, falling of the womb and othfi'r
complications. Durin that. timclwu
moi-e or less of an invii id and 1' much
00d for unfithlnc.1until 01111311on
uund 1311100111111 ‘fuyflo hull telilpm
the cores on bill mmx
intercsic: I bought nbottlo o!
E. Pinkliom’s Ye egotnble on -
lelllll1llnd wushclpe I continued to
use until seven months was cured. and
l’Iinco that time I hd‘vc 11nd perfect,
Bhonitli. 'l‘hnnlru. deer Mrs Pinkhdm
in orthe henlth I don" enjoy "H
gr. Junie. 0' Holman“? 78 Eliot 311“
St. Chicago. 5000 IN!!!“ if 350"
intimation: not nebular '
Women suffering from any
form of icninic ills can be cured
by Lydih Ii Pilllrhll'm’s‘ vegan.-
blc Compotl (1. It’s sure
Mrs. l‘inhhil ilvlses sibkwo-
Ilon fro 1 Address, Lynn, Mom.
at Roton Point The members or the
school left the Presbyterian Church
about 9 a. m on special trolley curs.
Tompkins Lodge. No 471. F. and ‘A.
ll. of New York. will picnic at ltoton
the iron steamers
The members of the Souihport Meth-
picnic at Roton Point 'i‘iiursdlly. Jilly
8i.
Economic league
(Continued from First race!
they had demonstrated that they
could and do nucccoeiuiiy manage the
dii'ieront trfitornsl bodies Their ein
ployers never found fault with their
belonging to those bodies. but on the
contrary. encouraged and incd thorn
themselves iii! 1 ll
they would «111; 1 ‘
neglect that ethic was of sir greater
lmpol‘thho oginliuon to better their
condition no urged every voter ores.
they miirht more of-
tectnnlly manipula the primary and
control the nominations. " He reviewed
legl‘ol lure n the co
cont l the election 0
Mayor Sullivan in 5 their intrude
He is A bright brainy lookin at
gsbout forty years of age. vi
not and speech plain. i
nest. He began his Ill 11
that when he was invit ‘
“Drain \inn. Plummwtl hove“
Point. next Saturday, coming on one of -
results
in; utyeu
hetero. but you have done In much tor '3. “9
‘ victory
due the minority and that the best men
from oil sides Were, entitled to consid-
brntlon.
The weaker said lblt the mane
- , recognized that the best men than they
could put forth and those most capable
. for its work in judgment I
inintrnlive abilitv‘ were not
he Worked It herd manual labor. but
those who were engaged in mercantile
not! other
nilicle
Quentin
Ldokin
tion it
since the prospects for the people to
inaugurate a beneficial change were so
bright and the indications for the tic-'1
font of the Republican party were an
ominous. ’l‘hst party had forfeited the
écopildcnco of the people and especially
the working people. Through the rum
tonne they Were in a position to do
(out the will or the male
people oi the state as by
oi representation that they have fII-
toned, ‘on them seventeen per cent. of
the population controlled and detected
the will ottho people. 'l‘h Republican
party was lost defeated in an attempt,
to still diminish that control by placing
in control oi 115 per cent. of the popu-
lation in the rural districts the wet
titre of the people of the. state in or-
der that they might more effectually
manipulate legislation in the interest.
or corporations.
The speaker concluded his remarks
by stating; ihiit it turns the intention of
-thn Economic Maxim to capture the
Democratic party or the state. as it
use the only party they had left.
Waging liar (in Beetles
mentioned tron: Flt-ht Pm)
etoll some ortli toord-
odisi Church will hold their annual 1.1212“ gr‘fdom’tudagon amass”...
1'l‘ruckmnn (T. J Ferris served notice
on the city that he would expect re—
iron: for injuriemo hie horse. which
had tolled on the. New Canaan road on
July stir and had injured its knees
so badly that the animal was render.
ed unfit for w.ork
he said that the horse had slipped on
the cobble stones near the Renrdon
property.
City Clerk J. Bolden llurlbhtt stated
that immediately-1 upon receipt of the
complaint, be hell Assistant Clerk lice
Davis and Street Commissioner lllnr-
:1 tin Keilo ego to th- spot and cushion
the
:cport to the cholrninn oi the highway
committee. Councilmen Avlson.
addition to this he had the names oi
several people who need the road ev
cry day, Who held that it was not in
the bad condition that Mr. Ferries
unlined.
the city attorney,» Mr. 11l-luributt.
11The.1muiter oi the changes in the
ilro houses was informally discussed
,nnd on ndio’urnmont wasytalren.
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1..i1....- than
(Continued tron: First Page).
‘ lllill (tile demons tench, fiioh draw men
1 m
one tor million dollars
won 1 . t
‘11
tall: us that before Christ comes.
3' tinge. Why do you suppose our
to till
in «illumloltinp he
f land lormird to
gkey not»: éliodldt‘bo oi
rd 1hinlln nothing of the meaning. now
H 1 drops. it will be where no one also
, ’ this
was much couldderntilml
Pd those
ursultu where their had
in sure to eeouomlc
chic thoughtv ‘e‘and study.
3“ forward today to I stole clue
as been in good many years
lly or the
3
in the complaint
Ind they had mode their
in
The case was referred to
was.
be perilous times; men
roe. bellevlni doctrines
Christian Science so
Spirituallsm are among
” 1 the) have he Christ. 1
we. 1 bid when i think what the
1 years my bring forth;
mum. that this my happen'
ii iii self a thief, some supi
in! the snddeness or,
' certain munlincnsiu t.1 But
ir system 1
be business man 1 inks thal'
Pet'-
tovcr rehilve the real meaning
it may not be It the battle trout,
Wants to 30:1 it may mean “to be now.
ng” i wont to it at Philip lunI
0:5 it is the shin est lite cl hrist
on record, but the one which
lurthcnt hunk of all the lives of Child .1.
ever written. The point i want
call attention to is “He made himself
of no remtotlon.” Character meant!
what a man is; reputation. what men
think he is ' not here it means. lie.
emptied himself: Kile look upon him-
self the form or n servnnt: lie did not
bring with Him His glory. his kinsly
prerogatives. All that He left he-
hind. no is in absolute eubmiulon
to the will of God. All his acts were
the product or or the indwellidk or the
Spirit. He did His Father's will. end
111m: laid the foundation of coneeura
on
any good thing come out of Nazar-
nth?“ That was where Jesus was
willing to come from; even Willing to
Itn‘y there. We sing. Anything, Any
Where Will: Jesus. is it so? Are we
Ill sweetly under the sovereignty of
God its to be where it will be God
spanking through you? i believe if
the whole church were to stand tor
the whole Bible there would be it won.
deriui transformation, "
After several prayers, Ind the sins-
ing oi some hymns. the rooming was
thrown open for testimony. Quite a
number praised God for what lie had
done in the past. and expressed the
desire to he more fully consecrated
to Him in the future The closing re
marks Were made by Mr James He
said. there are. many persons who we
may not think are interested in sub
when of their souls, and so we say
nothing to them; we hill: to them of
everything else but not of that i
once met I literary young lady who I
thought wait skeptical The Spirit
told me to speak to her but i put it
off. However, on coming out oi
church one or enlng. the Lord gave the
courage to apt-oil. end she was con-
verted. There have been several such
roses in my experience: have there
not been some in yours? When in that
terrible storm last summer. near the
new light house, men were drowning.
m' erybody wanted to help But every
day we are coming in contact with
those who are going down ioeplritunl
‘tieath. rind wo any nothing to them.
Wit you not endeavor to say some.
thing to some of them, before this
week shall go by. on the all important
question of their salvation?
ily unanimous rmuest. the evangc
lists, Movers. McDowell and Rimnnoc
Ir. who have beenrendoring such ef-
dclent services at the conference will
conduct evangelistic meetings each
week at 7:30 o‘clock, and on Sunday
afternoon at 4 o‘clock and evening at
8. Their singing with weirdnstru-
mental accompaniments in very lm‘
nresslre; they are also impressive
speakers. 1
THE PROCTOR SOUVENIR FQLDER
Of the numerous souvenirs Idannger
F F Proctor hue distributed with inv
lsh hand to the many patrons of his
several theatres in New l ork. Newark
Albany and Montreal none have equal
ed in artistic beauty style and work
mauship the one wh ch in now being
given out-«"A Pictorial Souvenir oi
_ the Proctor Entertainments."
it is a booklet 915 inches. contain
ing sixteen full pages Ind us many half
sheets printed in red and block on
lienvy plated paper The full pages are
utilized to describe Manager Proctor's
methods of conducting his various en-
torprises.1'rhe reading mutter is dis-
played in various odd designs printed
in black and surrounded by I double
border oi rules in red and black; the
entire page bolus bordered in double
rules treated in the some manner.
intent-living the: full meal tire heli-
_ sheets bearing portraits of several of
the more popular members of the Proc-
Tflvlor A Golden
easy Hudson Liston. Frederik
ell James Casi, lo. 11.15,?allaee
‘ limo: Kenn.
Archer Crown) Idaho! Hontgomery.
Florence Leslie
Hrs. Ade Levlelr have excellent not»
trIits. These cuts are striking exam-
pies or the photowengrsvlng Irt- Ind
hroe subjects to each page. Banking
picture is ‘I
“In
' ~.ornan1icntal design.
1 doors great credl
The cover to this very artistic bru-
chore is made of a dark red Roma
11cevorpoper closely rescinhling well
tuition and “stoned by a. heavy lunch
.sllker cord. This dainty souvenir
Milanese:
advertising dopIrlment Ind
,rlntcr.
“y will be mulled hpon receipt old
we cent stomp. on application to J
A son Fynes. general manager or F.
metered Fifth
evening during the. remulnderoi‘ this ,
Mrs. are Vincent ,1
‘ Bessie BIrriscIlc Adeline lisi’etto and ’
are: cleverly arranged in groups of ’
. sire etch h 1
~ of a dancing nature, I‘ Mophisio or
To those who desire. I1
1 vars? lt love
State of Ohio, on. City or Tbiodd.‘
linens Gaunt!
Freak J. Cheney muses odth thiit ho
is the seniII' partner or the llrln of F.
J. (311911qu it (lo. doing business in the
cm; at etal ducouuty and:
sold. tut Bold ”arm
sum 0 our: nounnno ooLLARs
{gr ouch Izul'; aurora: (auction-:21
I on e our 1 so
lind's (9.111111 cure.
mum: J: onnunv‘.‘
dworn to before inc end subscribed
in luy presence, this on: day or Docent
sber. A. 1)..
1 A. w (Johnson
Notary Public.
Hull'I Catlin-h Cure is taken inter
nnily and hell: directly on the blood
and mucous suriuces oi the system
Sand for testimonials. free.
F. .‘l. CHENEY; Av. 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drnggists. vac. "
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
“The Bock “of the "
Presidenls’
By Gan. OthIII H: comm.
20 your: member at Coupe”. Pro-
pounced the most sumptnpuI and mix-
ninc‘e‘ntly bountiful book ever issued
in the United states. Contains 27
large full pugs PhottlngVure For.“
traits. reproduced trnm the best point
inns in the White House, the Congress-
ional Library, the Capitol Bulidln god,
the corcoron Art Gallo". oi Was lot
on.
decision Department 6,: And: on,
Letters showing All durum m
of each "President of the; ”(initialisation '
Ind Dominoent of Arthritis
Ind llenenldgicnl N III we
featureI have never efpre ”Mind
in unit book ever tuned.
Both PreIident McKinley“ and no: ‘ j '
dent Roosevelt posed ,I‘peciI-iiy in the '
White House ion/their rtra'its to be
used only and exclusive 1‘; in this work.‘
This lI the greatest hbnor ever con.-
118113.111. on any pubi'i‘efitlon ever. lashed
n noun ry. I our
credit upon the Nations" Evgl‘llflm
tic American citizen"will buy 11'.“
Bells It sight SmIil fortune":
being mndo by than do women
and. in: o fortunes will he
made on 1:11 publication within the
next three years.
women employed on commission on
part sulfur and part commission. :1 ~
50:) summer! yearly. Also. Moniker
wanted to open small pulse nthome or
in home’ town. to have come em
outs and correspondence. look Iiter
the advertising Ind other work.
”(Write for terms Ind circulars. Ads
ress.
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
Cameron Building, Opposite
HTreusin'y
1 Washington. D. C.
5!:— ‘
‘1 TWO .iueoiirliiliffrnc.
rails in rmegnvsunmvcz
FIRST
Are you insured in I. strong
company that in conflngration
p In?
sECOND
is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience or a quarter or a
century is at your scrvlgo
JACOB M. ui rroii‘v.
Fl no insurance.
5 Railrond Place. so. Nemik.
Fl‘r‘o inouranco
re root etc. dill
,.You‘ Ire undoubtedly pnyinxutti"
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Better to how no!
then liter the tire. Our iifteen onrI’
experience on the subject have titted ,. 1 -
todo this well; *
131%“. Call, 1111—4 ‘
tails .ln1
tin Ind has cured thodhndo 0.1 hope
this Ilore- ,
ill pv‘y ill a ‘
nuns; .
some 1 "
High class men and 17' .
a ban unison. Hay in; ‘
HI: Fever, 1m.
veteran tintIrrh. Asthma. or Broncht 1
1v: nt’Inythlnx; In I, a ‘1an: it he wont
good he wouldn't be bevy. 111‘»th why ‘
we believe you'll be suited herei ‘
WALL omen
Only IrtlItio1dIIipnI. ‘
You and cumin they Ihould no.
murmo Into 1.
1PAPER Hnuoino.
we» 1...... do the Work.
WINDOW .HADEOo '
Any bitmbdko or thicanII, to
order.
Mmrsnsv SUPPLIES.
Auris'rs' uA'rsnIALI.
mmmo AND mesa rimmed.
PICTURE resume.
We take It In Irt.
'DEGKER.
I1 WAIHiNorou arses-r
South NorwIlk.
Telephone Connection.
III
duulusiirown »
. " 'Plitlln‘nd Piper larger.
1 Pure White bend Ind zinc.
': mired by bond will not twice
in long Ind carer double Ill!-
iIcI II, mnohlnery mixed. Tho
house o! Willing: Stovepl Ind.“
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
thin Itroet. were minted by In
in this summer over eleven ”In
1' I‘ll They are still good
Your home will Iona II well '
: it 1 point it. My duicIi' “South
1 this street. Hy residence,“
:1 3131.0!!!” screen 1 1 1. .
1A Flush
Valve.
Noiseim. eludes without mm or n
tor ism-Ir. HI: noun.
THE lDEAL
VOLUMETER PHmUHl. Iliu-
LATINO FLU!" VALVE.
A no]: Initiating pressure mm.
Ippiied to I Flush Volvo cheated by
direct pressure. DiIchIrsov the pinto
amount or tutor in the same length of
time. reurdless or, the haul or It“
sure in, service pips.
See it in opal-Inca in our dinlIr
Horace Nash
or North lain nihilism '
“’” larval Fill in his. _
NO 40 WATER STREET
IOUTH NORWALK- GT: ~
~———
SOLOMON SCAM Minuet.
Gold. Silver, Nichol Ind Coptic:
rum.
I
1‘ ChandehugfimdlrmFInduI, '
Item was. hm
Ind RefiniIhod.
ANTIQUE BRONZE“).
1M. consumptive: onlrsenn exter
thinner known to science.
W181,
Norwalk Chronicler