h
liéothei‘ and are not taking
to the proposition. Liberal
one are being received from
the residents and the com—
is circulating the petition
,. one to contribute some-
be people. who do not give me
who Would be loudest In their
' iii? of the state of affairs in
arc there was not the prop“-
11901111511111 workers at Elin'l
so to Contentment Island
ooh. where they will con-
ing. The meeting ls held
ltstion of Miss Scott, a work-
01mg Women s Christian As-
‘ f Passaic, N J.. who acts
tithe New york state build-
'tment Island during the
ll Here the service Is
are several working girls
1: pro enjoying an outing.
I wealthy lady of Content-
d given the use of her
as working girls during
tor 01H Foster. with the as-
1 Edward Boutou and Frank
Vbstérday fitted up an older
, the west corner of the
small. but cosy
The
11.911 1199 been stor—
9.1" or the Farvlcw cottage
iI considering transferring
do from tine main barn to
its. thus insuring the pri-
mpossible at present to
lliam James moves a letter
, , 1'. Avery. Yesterday, saying
at! taken chargs of a iargr
In New York city, that had
Morel! him. and would be unable
he island again this season.
; was formerly pastor of the
Vernon Methodist Church. and
have spoken at the Gospel tent
.last Friday. All \who have
1111 testlty to his ability. Mr.
naiderahle tho i: this sea-
I once cottage. ‘
"Donaldson. private secretary
l aloud Improvement Socie-
-. sate day sént out to could of the
rty owners on the Island who
; heir cottages. typewritten .letters
their attention to the su‘ll’scrlp
1‘ that is being clrculat 2d. and
théy would like to be counted
idle subscribers. Replies sire ox-
in the course of a few days.
11 John- Benedict It is st‘c ted
- {e to the State Soldiers‘ Home
Wu, tollvo. 111.111.111.211ch is an
and the state furnishes a
for 1111111 111911 at this place
be generally missed on the Is-
all will be glad that the cup-
ch a pleasant place to pass
years in.
and Juniors have been
out NOrwalks that.thel1‘
a decanted and that the same
,piayed In the Brown lot. Satur-
oon.a at 2 O’clock. The East
. boys have a. strong team. and
e promises to be exciting. H.
and Hyatt will be the battery
Judie”. .
Cd'ra' wand Adelaide Putnam
an. audience on the plossa
d puss. yestnrday attor-
ts of divingvoff ;
«I
d
he'thunder- shower on
the evangelistic service 111,115,.
t however, a set; N
dotta'ge. Today the clay
This will make a very
that delivery wagons
Incidents
Ill lulu thick
DAVID. .‘B
5191‘ Street and North
material similar to ‘duck‘. The boy
certainly look decidedly unity in then
Rev. Mr. Lea conducted a special
children's service In the Gospel tout
yesterday afternoon Another mocting
of the some character will he held this‘
often noon at 4 o clock.
Rev. H. H. Baattys. of Stamford. was
the. guest of M 8. Cornell yesterday
altclno'ou. Mr. Cornell and M1. Bout-i
tys. wont to Gregory's Point, and on
toyed a shore dinner.
Miss Delano and Mrs C. ll Knapp.
who am sojourning at the Huvllnnd‘
House. went to Thc' Knob. yeatctwday';
where they were the guests of Fredr'
crick Foster.
'I‘hc Misses Corn and Adelaide Put-
name have a new twelv-c foot 111m.
from which they derive a great deal of
pleasure. The craft Is painted light
green. ;
John J. Farrell is having a centre-
board placed In his “dink" at the Nor-
walk Yacht Club. Ho cxpects to have;
the boat returned by the end of the
.wock.
' A large new screen adorns the front;
piazza of the Belle‘ Island House. The:
screen.‘ which Is of wicker work is
much appreciated by the boarders
Civil Engineer William Rider. of‘
South No1 walk was at the Island yes-
tcrdny. flushing the hydrants. He
found them In good condition '
Mrs. General B. L. Wagner. of Bal—
timme arrived today. for a stay at;
Bartlett cottage. where she will be Ihcl
guest of Colonel F. B. AdamI
Andrew Morgan. 11 Christian w01‘ker1
from New York, spent Tuesday night
at Elimwllome. He returned to‘thc
city Wednesday morning.
Rev. Frank Lea spoke to the veto-
rans at. the Noroton Soldiers” Home.
Friday evchiug. The old soldiers gave
him a hearty welcome;
David ngson returned to the island
last nlght..after a few days' stay at his
home In Danhury. lie was accompam:
lcd hv Miss Barley
Mrs. F. Littler. of Lewis cottage.
went to (lreonpolnt. L. 1.. yesterday.l
tor a short stay. She expects to return
Saturday morning
Colonel F. B. Adams. editor of the
Mercantile and Financial Tlmcs New
York city. Is sojourning for a few days
It Bartlett cottage. ‘
Mrs. Frederick Foster returned to
Danbury. yesterday, aftcr'a few days'
stay at Sunrise cottage. the guest/of
Mrs. T. H. Foster.
The tng‘ Hilelnl C. Ennis" is at the
Wilson Point dork discharging a large
cargo of oil for the Standard Oil Com
pany.
Wilbur Davison who has been 11
guest at Bonnie View cottage. has re«
turned to his home In Bay Ridge. New
York.
Miss Delano Is ill at the Havilund
House and this morning Dr. Clark of
:9th Norwalk came down to“ attend
or
Mrs. Scott Benjamin returned to her
home in Hartford last night. after a
few days' stay at the Bartlett cottage
Jesse M. Ferris 11111911111111; will re»
side for the rest or the season at the
Route cottage on Cresdent Beach.
Miss ‘ Marguerite Btindel.) 'of ' Dan-
bury. Is the guest or Miss Maude
Twcdy at Harbor View cottage.
Work on the new chimney on the
e; north side of Le Repos cottage. is being
ushed rapidly forward. _ .
" illlam JIméI will preach at
' gds‘ie ca’in‘p Electing, {611101--
w alternoou. at 2: 30-. -
Rev. Rank Lea wlll preach In the
Blunt venue Methodist Church East
slit. this event . ..
C R. Davis tiled Top cottage.
up in New York state for a
.. til her mother; ' -.
M138. A. C. Thompson returned to the
island Tuesday, after a ten days‘ silty
. in New York city.
Mrs. C. E. Schroeder. of Far View
cottage. is spéudlng the day In New
lIork city.
Mrs. Browne and children, Eleanor
» and Allen. are guests at Bartlett cot- ,
Mr. and Mrs Taylor. of WaterburY.,; j
. are sojourning at the Haviland _ ‘ " '
loge
HICKORY BLUFF.
Robert S. Barclay has received, his 1
new host and each day 1111s.: part
of friends out In- her -
able z{it-feboax‘d. comes up to his to '11. . ._
boa passions. snels'
. follows:
1 WA 51 MIN“
1 MIMI/5W“
ROWN & CO.. ,
River, New York City.
roaslaw'A CANDIDATE;
Republlcanu Looking Toward Senator
Maxwell as successor to Gov". McLean.
‘ 'l‘ho youuttol‘ and more aggressive
clement in the Republican party In
llaltfm‘d and vicinity are sold to ho
iccr Iously considering positing the pool
Huntlon or State Senator Francis ’1‘.;
m,l\iaxwoll of Rockville. as a gubcrna
1I01illi tandlduto to succeed Governor
:(lcotge P McLean. This movement ls
sold to be taking form among the co
Io1ie in Iiurtfbrd, which doalro' to one
more substantial recognition extended
to the young man who have been bdar
flog political burdens. but participating
ivory sparingly In the distribution of
tho plums which the I} 0 P. hands
out
It is urged that} r Maxwell. who
is just it) yours of go represents a
large and growing element of the Re
ipubllcuus of this section and at the.
some time possesses the friendship of
inlany of the party warhorscs.a1nonp
§Ihcm bcln'g Fordmr Governor Morgan
0. Holiday. Senator rMaxweIl is a
fan 111111" president of the Aetna Indem
inity Company. having retired a few
;n1onths ago. when the company was
1“coxgun'.lzed by the addition of capital-
isls from New York and Chicago. He Is
inow a stockholder in the company. and
1111 addition has large holdings I11 the
Consolidated road. As a plomlncnt
:manufacturor of Rockvillc his friends
say he may be expected to satisfy the
l 1xtrcme protection wing of the Repub
Iit‘an party. As a legislator be In said
its have made 11 fair record. and many
isood friends and to stands equally well
In the towns and In the cities. it
$111 pointed out that he did not mix up
lln the recent appointment squabble of
"the. majority of tho constitutional con
“cation. and has no snrcs to heal one
rules to punish or fr ads to reward
‘bocansc of that gatldr 113 Then too
and this finds mtichw favor with hi:
loamy. ho ls sold to be a liberal cam
lpnlgn «listwriilulor Mr Maxwoll was
'11 1‘cprcssntallvc in 1899. his term as
sonator will expire Jnuuurv l.
W
‘otoaou wsLLs NA'VAL VETERANS
sown—w
Ninteenth Annual Reunion to be Held
at Savin Rock, Toesday, August 5.
Members of the Gideon Well Vote:
inn Association in The No1‘wols have
rot L11 ed notice from hcaduuat tors
John W. CIHOWHIQI‘ captain command
mg, and Henry F McCoIIum secretary
that the reunion 11 dT be held at Saviu.
Iloclt August 51th. be circular lotion
The nineteenth 111111qu reunion oi
our association \vill he held at Savin
Rock West Hav on Tuesday. August
Mb 1992. the anniversary of the hat
11‘s of Mobile Bay. .yTbc slupmato
arc reduosted to invite nll naval voter
111111 to join with us in the cclol br'atiou
of this memorable day The boats
wain will call all hands at five hells
(10:30 11. ml for the buslucss meeting
to be held In the Savln Rock Theater.
The mass cloth will be spread at three
hells ll: 30 p m.) at tho Pier Restau
rant. Dinner tickets can be obtained
at tho paymaster's desk at 50 cents
tor how many tickets you may require
that suitable provision can be made.
Past Guptain Walter E. Jacobs an:I
Shipmate Philip ‘ll'igglns w1l'. be on
deck at the Union Station to give ship
mates coursé 1111;! hearings for Silvia
Rock 113:}; c 1r mra an .
Delegates 3nd gitel'ina'tés $1.93”; hé' dot
on to the National Encampment on 11
hold at Washington D 0.. 11111111311
first week in .O'titober.
New York and return via any route
will he 86.59.0111‘ ranks have been
11110111111 by the death or the lollowing
named shiprn tee: Levi B. Coo. Jana.
my 1 1091: est Captain Henry Ja-
quel; October 13 19111; Admiral Fran
cls M Bunce. ctdhar l9 11111: John
Norris Morons 190‘ Gil
derdale. July 11) 1909
‘ to Newark N
of during street. 1
‘Slguor at tho Muhat‘kcmo i-.Ilote
per plate. Pleaselnotlfy the payload ‘
The fare from .
~ ‘ " 'Miss dortrudb 11119111111111 New York
visiting friends for a tow days.
Daniel Hoyt or South Norwalk went
J.. yesterday on busi-
ness.
Miss 1111111.. enough and Martin
Cross. at Union plane. are visiting In
Danhury.
Mlss Jennie Shorwood of Danbury.
In tho ghost of Miss Florence Cutblll.
a (homo Brady has returned to
Brooklyn after a month's stay with
rolatlvos In Norwallt. ,
Maurice Abe'arn is enjoying a
Week“ 8 vacation it'jhm duty at tho Fin
any and Benedict store.
The Misses hostels and Bernice 31111
ton of Waterbury. are visiting at their'g
aunt’s. Mrs C s. Trowhrldse.
James Brown and William Signor.
of llallblli'y arc guests today of Frank
Miss Mary E. Smith, of High street,
South Norvmlk has returned home
from a ten davs‘ visit In Danbury.‘
Miss Little Collins of South street,
Danbury has rctnruéd homo frbm a
several weeks’ visit in South Norwalk.
..lli1‘. and Mrs. William A. Ambler.
Iii N‘orwalk. Icave today for a two
decks stay at Ashury Park, New Jorg
883’. '
Mrs. W. I. warrcn and daughters.
\Iubol 11nd Elsie of Union Park have
Evolved homo from a visit In Ridge-
(l1
Mr. and Mrs. LcGrnnd Raymond, of
Norwulk. will leave town Saturday for
Narragansett Pier to spend several
wccks. ‘
Mills K. Gormond Voshurgh In
spending a two woéks‘ vacation with
friends and relativcs In Caldwell and
Newark.
Mru. Daniel Belts and sisttu‘ of WII
ton were guests of Mr. and Mrs F. 5.
111111113. of Center avenue. Norwalk,
yesterday.
Ira Cole and lumlly of Elmcrost
Baulsvard have gone to Watch Hill.
Rhodo Islan1l.to spend the balance of
the summer.
Frank Eisner night cloth at the M11
hackemo l‘Iotcl will leave Sunday for
I hrlof vacationnt Croat Harrington
and Danhury.
loud of East avcnuo will visit their
dnughterwliirs. Frank Hubbard. In
Port Austin. Michigan. ,
Sisters Ambroala and Sylverim of
the convent ln‘Albapy. New York.
Mrs.
H
ward Flynn of Huniord Place
Flynn still continues unite ill.
.W. P F039 and J. E. Conltlln,’ of
llaverstraw. have been visiting friends
In South Norwalk Mr Eons is tho
well known 11111111 11 champion billiard
player . ., ’
; Miss Mabel L." Waterbury, of Tor-
"laptop. Ct; is spending the month
of July at Bowaymu the summer
home ‘ol her grandmother. Mrs. Julia
iScoilcld.
Mrs. H E. Stevens returned to her
homo in 1119311111111” today. after having
been the most 11 her sister Mrs S.
K. Stuntildf. of M u strefi. him-walk.
for twp weeks: v ;
Mlaslliattle M d at M
Norwnlh has go 'to Bethe where;
ailc will 11.11.19.191: tuturé at; the
home of her uncle-still ll. Brothcrton.
33 Beaver street.
lyn. formerly rcdtor of Trinity Church,
mndc a business trip to South Nor~
walk yesterday. and also called on 11
number or friends
Miss Annie I. Ireland of Matt Ila
you New York. who has been spending
several days with her brother. 6. 8
Ireland of Elm Grove street returned
to her home today. ‘
George G. Seymour. electrical en-
gineer. who has been doing some work
at the Norwalk Iron Works. was called
.to West Virginia ”this morning. _ Mrs.
Seymour resides in Philadelphia.
Mrs Ira C. lockwood and daughter
Eleanor Iris of Mei-win street, will
"I few. «gays in? Fall River.
ry’s Episcopal Church. South Man-
‘s‘INIlh Congregational Church. will
spend his annual vacation at Saratoga
Springs. N Y.
kosh Wis. have rented the house at
3 Livingston Place. owned by Ray
“mood lites . where they wil reside In
0 ' the futil're. Mr. Parke: ls atravellng ;
salesman tor the Diamond Match
Company. ‘ g . ; ,
Mrs. Henry Seymou
_ 6151111 111 .,
5:1th returned yeste day from a visit
at lirdniiiond
has been yin-ting friends in Ridgeliold
M Hardwood will be the gas I of
ey‘rfionr at the home of and
vi 111 In ,
. Mlss Fioronco 11.111.11.11. of Phlladol ' "
phiu. In tho guest of fl‘Icnds In Nor~ 1.
; walk. ‘ ‘
"bitten
'(‘lolonul and Mrs. F. St. John lock .
have. been visiting their brother. Eti~ »
1 means. '
Rcv. mums-w. Norris. of Bronx-E
where thsy’ will be the guest ; .
Rs J. A Biddle. pastor of St. Ma— '
ehdat’er. formerly of the South Nora
George Parkar and lamlly, of Gala»
Views on Ambltion and
Dyspnpsni.
"Dy: nomad. Eugene Field.
or duties-
vet and aginprtdmemt ext’i'hgulshda 11111
1 dreofambltlonT " Elclda walled 9:19p-
l9 himself. Thgugh gran than
911pr this had leap aha felt the
blightlng effects of the disease all his
life. Thousands suffer similarly. '
A weak. tired or diseased stomach
can’t perform the roccsaof digestion.
It needs rest. i forced to work it
wl ll grow constantly w'eaken. It It.
gets rest it will soon growsbron again.
uchapre ration as Red 11111 [jive
Ila Curewl lgive itj not. such a rest.
yaponsia Clue does the stum-
ad's work. 901 Istanbul. 111111 eat.
Don’t diet. Idaho is neither more
nor less than pertla starvation. uStar-
vati on never benenttcd anyone. if
you take Kodol D yspeplia Cure you
need antler the pangs neither or Indi-
gestion nor of starvation. Equally
good torch hll rep.
pIIIOure the III-
"I cImIidar odoi
pbri or‘of any prepanml'nzor the prevention
undcuraofdyl I."1.e9 r9. .
til?“ we do 00119119
three" “do” ago! In at India or the most
III: III Itlnalmlmy. [dried many remedies
but gained 0111:: mporary‘rellefh until I used
“9‘“ m11s11°“.‘1‘.‘.1.‘1'
.91 1‘31“.“ 1’9““
Kodol Dyspepsla Caro
cum all Stomach Trouble»
l’rI retinal 11 E0 DIW 91311.0 0hic9co.
Thong: bottle’coyatainl 91; sign the 999.91».
Anemia 01119 for pill» and 91191 (11999891.
"rus'cut-‘Fono PHARMACY.
It,
MANILA CIGARMAKERS STRIKE
MANILA, July 24——About 7.000 cl-
garmakers of Manila have gone on
strike They demand 11. material in.
crease In wages ‘
“1. -w
0N7 JRONHVG 1511 r
[1583‘
GAS RANGE
.. ‘i
59. 7 to 512 75
Connections Free.
Conn. Railway d. .
Lighting Companu.
.
999' Send tor testimonials. free.
Phone 192. ’ ‘
When Your Engine
Clues Back 011 Yod
and you do not know how to make
it roépoadwackhowledge the coin
and some to us. Our “knowing
how" won't cost you half as much
as your ”not" knowing how is
' yourself.
THEG. N MCKIBBIN
M'F G CO.
W. R. T'HOMPSOM Handy”. 1
d‘l:‘
50 11111711111911. ~ so. woman
so
.910.11:40I.m.,
dock 811th Norwalk, 9‘ 99
state of Ohio, 1111.. City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho
is the settler partner of the firm at F.
J Cheney d: 00.. doing business In the
City of Toledo, County and State afore-
said and that said firm will pay the
1111111 oi ONE HUNDRED DOLL 113:8
(or each Ind every case 0: Cats
thIt cannot be cured by the use of
Bali’s Catarrh om
FRANK J. OHENEY.‘
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 6th day of Decam
bar. A. D., 1886. , ., ;
. A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Publlog‘.
bully and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
F. J. CHENEY. & (30., Toledo,
Sold by Druggists. 760.
lInll'a Family Pills one the best.
Presidents”
By Gen. Charles H. Grammar. :
20 year. member of CongrdII. . Pro»
pounced the most Inmptuous and Inas-
nldcently beautiful book ever issued
In the United Stated (101111111111 27
large full page Fbotog'r'avure Por-
traits. reproduced from the best palm,
lugs In the White House, the Con ass
tonal Library the Capitol Bulldln 931111
the Corcoran Art‘GIliory. of Washing-
011.
Letters showing an autograph letter
of each President of the United States;
and Genealogical notes. There two
In any book ever Issued.
dent Roosevelt posed specially In the
used only and exclusively in this work;
' This Is the greatest honor evcrE'c‘on- .
ferred on any publication ever Issued T
In thiI country. Title work red t9
credit upon the Nation. Every pit in
tic American citizen will buy It.
sells It eight. Small families
and will be
Ian 9 ‘ 1 forums:
next three years.
part salary and part commission :1,-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also, Manager
wanted to open small cities at home or
In home town, to have charge of. 11¢
ants and correspondence. look after
the advertising and other work
'Ad-
the for terms and circulars.
re
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS.
Coreoran‘llullding, Opposite
U. 8. Treasury,
‘ Washingtonn
no.
TWO IMPORTANT PIC:-
FIRST
' Are you Insured In a
company that is condagratlon
proof”? _
SECOND
Is your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of a quarter of a
century is at your service
JACOB M. LII YTON.
Fire indurance,
5 Railroad Place. 80. Norwaik.
Fire lnpurnnoo
iNeel-1111 to be about the only commodity
bought without regard to quality
There In: as many grades or Insim
sites as them are of merchandise.
You are undoubtedly paying for the
best quality; are you quite sure you
are getting it? Batter to 11109911 1192‘:
than after the ill-c.0111- fifteen y
no to do this wall.
Tovlor 38: Golden
Telephone Call.“ 107—44.
18“. ~
1 STOVES ANIIRA‘NGES
ELAN: AND TIN RbOI‘iNG. -
. 10911 and Steam Fitting.
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling,
Hays you seen our stools of
on ill 0 N AN I} E I i'
Hull’s Catarrh Curs'ls taken into-'1" 1
"“16 ”156617611115
Contains Department of Autograph '
and Department of Armorial Henri-not 1
features have never before appilIrell - 'H I
Both President McKinley and Brash :
White House for their portraits to lie .
being made by men and women'
made on this publication within the .
High class men and ‘ ‘“
women employed on commission or ;‘
TORS IN FIRE INSURANCE
strong.
diporleuce' on the subject have fitted ‘
. ' .. 1-992. 1
Plumbing and Stun: boar ;
likely’ 19, I: you attempt to 11: it 51 '
etc ‘
best to go to the busy men whoa you
want anything In his line: If he wasn't
good he wouldn’tbo busy. That's Why
we believe you’ll be suited here.
WALL .PAPER
Only IrtlItlc design.
You find them all they Ihould he.
PAiN‘l’IfiNC AND
PAPER HANGING.
We've ready to do the work.
WINDOW SHADES. ,
Any. IIII. make or thickneu, to
order. '
PAINTERS' 911991.159.
ARTIETB' MATERIALS.
PAINTING AND paras HANGING.
pit-.1115: FRAMING.
We Make" In art.
~ 11111111.
87 Wasn'tuorou eraser
South Normlk.
Telephone ”connection.
111111119911.“
WI! 11111111111111". "
. Pluto Whit! new Ind Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twlcg
, II long and cover double Isr-
. ms 119 machinery mixed.
,. house or ”11111191111 Stevens on of
.Btephea Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by 1119
in this manner over eleven ”In
9311 1th In still need.
* Your house will stand II well
‘ i! I point It. My allies. 53 South
Main street. My “911191109, 19
w Elm Grove street. ’
.1..«.r...
A Flush
Valve.
Nolxeldl's. close: without lu- or to
tilt hammer. Bu no tank.
THE iDEAi. ‘
VOLUMITER 911119911111 neu-
LA‘rmo Ffiuifl VALVE.
A salt adjusting preIsore regulator.
applied: to wFIush .Vaivo~ operated” by
diroet prouure. . Discharge: the me
amount of water In the some length of
time. regardless of the head or pro}
sure in service pipe.
See it in operation In our til-plea
> Horacell Nash
1111111111111 1111193111111
limit 111 11 1111
NO till WATER STREET
1 SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
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