up, dualliilifliiiadiu
M. W :
elniaad Athletic'mub had a
. . molar: last .evenl‘nlrri and
tertained by Harold Clarke. one
members. at the Outlook cob
floater Clarke '_ proved himself
3; kind of, a host. and when it
. ne‘ toga every due was sorry.
atom piazzahad been prettily dec-
filth
“the scene was a pretty one.
g~~enhlbitiou was given by
icoll. Ernest Jnrboe, Harold
,. e and John A. Farrell, who are
' the champions of the island in
polar game. An exhibition Sumo
., as plsonin order and the first.
mentioned took part. also B.
e, in place of John Farrell. When
n time for refresh cuts the boys
eir appetites wi h them. and
quick work of five quarts of
‘ addition to cake and other
lea. Shortly after it) o‘clock the
aborted. .votlng Master Clarke
thind of an entertainer.
weather is fawornbie another
“cowl“ take place Monday
” '. ll‘ethen Harold Clarke. in
e ‘n'n‘d You." Chester Fitch in
shame." and Miss ivy Comatock in
.Skipper." Chester Fitch is quite
that. barring accidents. he
pally defeat his two opponents.
I y Comstock, howover. 10W has
té mastery of her iitt c craft.
” pacts to give both of the boys a
“ it , Male
on at Ft. Seeley. T. H. Foster. Mich.
Molnar-hey. assisted by Edward
up, yesterday completed the road
running from Foster's stables to W. F.
' ' 's cottage. and, with a filling of
and'snnd, the roadway is in good
peifor traffic. The stones were tak-
, from the roadway and placed to (me
I39, a The thoroughfare will hereafter
known as Meadow avenue.
be road from the residence of W. li‘.
rke‘s to Senator John H. Ferrls'
Idcnce, has now been oomph-ted.
Job was done by James H. Seelcy
T. H. Foster and is a good one.
a material used was sand and loam.
loll, placed the thoroughfare in ex-
entcondltion. A lamp will be plac-
pp’the north side for the use of
, ‘ ‘s‘ at night.
he usual services will he held in
Gospel Tent at Belle island on
(lily. Bible School at 11 o‘clock.
1?: a hing at 4 o'cloek by Rev. 1.. C.
lltll‘. pastor of Grace M. E. Church.
glidersongN. J. Evangelistic 9m
5"
You can't fool the public all
time. .
’i‘bey Will ilnti you out urinal.
Every time a. man in fooled
Another skeptic is made.
Many the remedy that makes the
skeptic.
Because it. fails to keep its promises.
Dunn’s Kidney Pills bring renewed
"reward. ,
'l‘hey cure the skeptic.
Plenty of proof of this at homo
East NOi‘Walk proof for East Nor~
walk people. ‘
il'urc'a a case of it.
Mr.. William F. Knapp, of 55 Osborne,
avenue. ldust Norwaik. ilreman at Roth
tho
ii- .3
.& (loldnohmidt’a, says: "i am an old
‘tlme engineer and ollke a great man-y
who follow my calling the weak spot
in my anatomy was my back. i know
tit arose from some derangement of tho
,kidncya for backache and the sedi-
ment in the kidney secretions left no
room fordoubt. Sometimes in leaving
the over-healed boiler room the cold
atmosphere sudd‘enlyiowering the tum.
.poraturc of my body may have induc-
cd colds, and as a rule they soatcd
themselves in my loins. i noticed in
our Norwalk papers Doan's Kidney
Pills advortiscd no cure just such
troubles as i had. i procured a box at
Pl‘nistcd‘s drug store. They cured mo."
For sale by all dealers. Price ill)
cents. Foster-Mlilmrn Co. Buffalo. N.
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name—~Dr;an's’—~antl
take no other.
afternoon, and gave an exhibition of
diving off the (lock, before a large audi-
ence. which was loud in its applause of
the feats of the divers.
George F. Foolc has been presented
with a handsome owners‘ cap from tho
conunodorc of New York Yacht Club.
The cup is adorned with two crosscd
anchors on the front and Mr. ii‘oote
prizes the gift highly.
Addison Scott. Norman Peace and
Mrs. Peace, of Middletowu. Pa., who
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. ira
Jaroieman. of LoRepos cottage. have
gone to Orange. N. J.. for a short stay.
Alexander McCormick will return to
his home in Brooklyn tomorrow. after
a wcck'a stay, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. M. S. Cornell, at Ronnie View cot-
tage. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin iiowc and
son. Gerald, of Mount Vcrnon. N. Y..
arc sojourning at the linvilaml liouac.
’i‘hcy cxpcct to rcmnin several wncks.
James A. Gulldis, of Grccnpolnl. l.
i.. and Mrs. William H. Holmes. of
Broaklyn, are cit-ported up tonight. to
bc guests at Rose cottage over Sunday.
Rose collage, on South Beach. now
enjoys the use of the South Norwalk
city water. This is the ilrst cottagc
on the beach to have this privilege.
Miss Grace Judson has returned to
her home in Woodbnry. Conn. after a
very pleasant visit. the guest of Kath-
ryn Freeman. of Freeman cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller and
daughter. Mrs. Dr. Hanum, of Ludlow.
Mus-5.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Bartlett, at the Bartlett cottagc.
Dr. and Mrs. Aimee arrived today.
8, o’clock. Rev. Mr. James will
W ,t the usual service at Hoton
. , n ”at 7 o'clOck.
" ter J. Strohmeyer and Arthur
c. while out rowing yesterday.
picked up a pair of “white wings.“ The .
113 merrier had one puncturc in it. ‘
could easily be repaired. The,
5’ men took the preservcr homc.’
little that the owner can have it ,
.pply at Outlook cottage. ‘
amulet Adlson. of Norwaik, has 89- ,
all a. position on board the “Nyln,
C. B. DeKlyn's fine steam yacht.
Allison's fath has quite a record 2
, bellman. bavl 3 served under two;
kale. three captains of the United ;
er navy. and two captains of first
York Yacht Club. ,
cod Cornell and Harold Clarke,
- ’a spring board on Mailory'si
yesterday. but unfortunately itf
not secure and Master Cornell was ;
dot-thorny into the water. The i
ho watched the performance say .
was one of the prettiest dives El-
oodpiver made;
, '9" Walter Colahnn. John Feeks.
" .. Oarroon and Frank Clear. while
1‘ the tbstiue clam yesterday.
end a new clam island. the
booth of which they refuse to
The result was that may
home nearly a bushel of the
't bir'nlv'es. '
Cornell and famil will leave
law cottage. Mon ny. for Dig-
Bhotmrwbere they will to-
mentor the season. Minn
I troubled each season about
with hay fever. and the
‘ made for the benefit of his
Instrohmeyer laud Elwood
acutnsterdny afternoon.
I. "Critic." with full» sail.
re was a‘lwo‘ reef breeze.
contained
9 concise.
n ‘mant and albumen as only the sharp '
from Orange. N. J.. to romnin over the
Sabbath as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
. .larolemcu. LeRepos cottage.
John Cardos, of llaubnry. is enjoying
a few days stay hi the iiavilaud
Housc. He expects to return home to.
moi-row evening.
Plumbers have repaired a leak in
the water pipe at the Outlook cottage.
and now the water system is in pcrfuct
condition.
.
Miss Belle .laroicman returned to Le- ‘
Repos cottage, last evening. after a
week's visit at her home in Orange. N.
‘J.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton. of the Havi—
land House. were in Stamford ycstcr—
day afternoon. on a busincss trip.
W. F. (‘larkc is. up from the city and
will spend Sunday and Monday at Out-
look cottage.
PINE LEDGE NOTES.
The members of the DeKiyn family.
about twenty—live in number, enjoyed
a clamb‘ake, last evening. at Mr. De-
Kiyn's spacious "Nylked"_q9itage. 'i‘hc
bake. which was prepared on the beach
in front of the cottage, was the handi-
work of Captain ‘Arnzi Waters. who has
a’ peculiar talent in preparing affairs
of this kind. The bake was eaten on
the brand verandas of the cottage, and
heartily relished. Later in the. evening
the entire family boarded the steam
yacht “Nylkcd” for a moonlight sail
on the Sound. '
. ulokonv BLUFF.
Miss Adello Emnierson is expected
from Brooklyn Monday, for a stay at
the Emme‘rwu‘cottage.
ROTON POINT.
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the New Canaan Congregational
Church was held yesterday. at Baton.
The members came down in caridngea
or by trolley, via. Stamford; and had a
Input enjoyable outing. w ’
A STOCMNOF'OOTED NAIAD.
A angry party. of Itidgefielders
spent 1 day at notch Point, last
Thursday. being conveyed in Scott’s
carryall. They left early and arrived
at the Point about 1‘1 o'clock, where
the day was siren up to such onion!~
can provide tumours. ‘Av’shoro din.‘
nor was one of. the chief features. The ‘
party did notntnrt for home until aun- ’
., blockbuster _
tub ‘
ring
Maxi Sunday.
motion was called in these columns to
the isolated condition of the pretty vii~
luge'of Ninutlc on’ Sunday. there being
no mails ontarlnu or leaving the vil-
logo. it Was the some with Cresuout
Beach and other post (rhinos in the
town of Lyme. from Saturday evening
until some time Monday foreuoou.
comes the information that Ninatlc
is to have at least temporary relief
from complete isolation with the out-
é'Illf' world by mail.
Postmaster Bush makes the un-
nouucomcnt that for the. honour of tar
National Guard ho has made arrange-
muutn to receive and deliver to (lump
iicclcr. a mall arriving at. Nluniic Sun.
day, August ill, at 10:26 a. m., includ-
ing mall flout Hartford, New iinvon
and points cast. and Now York and
points wont. The post office will b0.
opt-n at the usual hour. from 5:30 to
65:30 p. m., receiving andd ispritcliinu
a mail at 6:07 p. in. Collection will
be made at camp for that, mail and do.
”vary.
at, Niunllc until Monday morning, so
the arrangement will be only for the
benefit of Ibo ,
fizuard” in camp over Sunday, perhaps
fifty porsona, and presumably for the
‘ogular residents and the summer vis-
itors. The National Guard adds about
2,500 people to the population of Niuu.
iic for about a wcck.‘
’ERSON‘AL PROPERTY MISSING.
Mary E. Wright Smith May be Cited
Into Court- Again,
'l‘hurc, is more trouble in store for
Mary E. Wright Smith unless she
allows an accounting of the dismal:
lion of some personal property of the
estate of Esther Sanford, of which alu-
was udmiulstratrix, until removed by
. no.
According to inventory returned on
January 18, mm, thorn. wcrc ariicics
of household furniture in the rcsidcncc
at. Huston. valued at about $265. thu
Judgc Charms ll. Peck, of Strutford
was appointed adminiairntor be bouau
iooklnu into the affairs of tho ustntc
and Attorney Shaw, rcprcsntiuu tiu’
mlmiuintrotor, Wunl to Edition to us-
l-crtain the condition of things thcrc.
llc. found only about. $40 worth oi
household furniturc, instead of $265
worth, as pcr invon‘ory. and so for of
forts in asccrtain what disposition llil:~‘
boon made of it bavo failed, Mrs.
Smith said she would render an no
counting at an early date, but aim has
not kcpl bcr promisu. Unless this or-
counting in mndc soon she will be. blind
into court audio to chI' what has been
done with tho propcrly. 'l‘hcro was no
l‘llli‘Stlllll as to bar right to dispnac of
ii, but the law rcqulrcs an accounting:
and the breach! administrator is hold
accountable until this is made.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
Del. says: "I suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. i tried everything:
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
i till i look Brazilian Balm, and one 50
, cent bottle cured me completely."
, For sale by R. H. Plaistcd and F. ii
Baxter. "
, DR. AVERRY APPOINTED.
fNoroton Physician Coroner's Medical
: Examiner for Darlen.
Dr. John Wait Avorry. oi Noroion.
‘bus just been appointed medical ex‘
famincr for the Dorian district, by.- Cor.
‘oncr Doteu, of Bridgeport. Now of
,ihc appointment was received with
3 much picasurc by Dr. Averry's friends.
(he more especially in view of the fact
. that there was something of a contest
on for the oliicc. Dr. (3. ll. Noxon was
once nwdlcai cxaminsr for the do;
irict. lie was succocdcd by Dr. J. ll.
White. who left Norman thrco or four
months since to practice in New York.
where ho now has a large and grow-
ing business,
Dr. Averry came to Noroton three
or four months ago. He obtained Dr.
White's clieutage. and through his own
efforts and the influence of friends
has been able to secure the above an
poiutment. The new niedical examlncr
Is a Vermont man. He is about thirty-
five years of use, and is of the silo-
pathic school of physicians.
BHATTERO ALL RECORDS.
Twice in hospital. I". A. (mileage,
,Verhena, Aim, paid a vast sum to doc-
tors to cure a severe case of pliers,
causing 24 tumors. When‘nil failed.
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo soon cored
him. Subdues inflammation, conquers
Aches, kills Paine.
w6rid.
store:
85c at P. H. Baxter's drug
KILLED BY A FALL.
NEW HAVEN. Allgunt 9.-~Aa the
result of a fall of sixty fact to the
grotmd. striking the iron orli on the
his; tank which the New Haven Gas
LIgMCompauy It bulletins. Frank Blue
shuil'anddied atl’he New Haven
plan Thunderclap lie arrived here
, Miami acorn no employeei at
1 e‘AInurlcnn Briana Oomplny. . villa
nearest ' relative. lam Molnar. living in
Jersey our 7 noticed
down...nnd‘ntoppcd ut’the Norwnlk ho.
,. an on the; return. tor pineal: racy i
. a, .11 o'clock. ram ,
cued somewhat
Last sunmiar, during tho Wecirof on. ‘
campuient of l’liewrlnilonal Guard. at. "
That was twelve months ago and now «
Tho National Guard does not arrive .
few of the “advance *'
thc probate court about two months
Best salve in the.
of Jersey City, N.’ 3:. fractured... n:
wasp *
L 11135.54
octor’sFailto Cure ‘
L: yam..u-.»*1?inuaa’srenew
Compound succeeds: ”
Mrs. Pauline Judson, Secretary Sebarinarhorn Golf Club,
i
Brooklyn N. Y., Writes On This Subject.
A woman brat understands a woman's ills.
Iiow true this ia,.aud‘how well
follOwn.
proven in Mrs. Judson's letter which
How many thousands of letters Mrs. Pinltham is constantly rocelving‘
‘from women recounting their mouths.
cure, or cvcn relief from their aufl'crin
cured by bur advice or medicine, or but
Just. think how hire. Judson
how quickly» also was curcd by
pound and Sonativo \Vush.
such proof '3 Surely out.
Any: woman who in troubled with
and nomctlmcn years 0! trcotmcnt by
physicians for some derangement of tho fcmnlo organs without obtaining’ I
I
i
u treated for months wlbbout success. and
ydlo E. Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Corn-
and how eventually they have been
is utmost beyond belief. '
is there a sick woman on earth who will doubt the power of Lydia E.
Pinkluuu‘s Vegetable (:rnrnpouml over womens’ diseases in the incest ,
any form of female ills, painful mono
strfiutlnhybmkachc. dizziness. bearing down feeling . ovarian inflammation
or any womb trouble ulnmld hasten to procure Lydia E. Plnkhum’s Veg-
etable Umnpoluid. for no other medicine is so universally rewmmnded
by prominent women of all classes.
" unau- Mns. i’mtuau :mfioou
new
a
{W
has. P.\l'i.l.\lE JUDSON.‘
after my marriage two years ago 2
“null up. suit in mummin pull). The doctor said my womb was turned
and mi: caused the pill, ‘3. 11b considerable iuiiauunuiion. lie prescribe
”new “'ill'tii' in; .1: l at b ‘Iilii'fiIHII m
Wash. linr. 1 mil [bail taken iii
it liliiljj :v :
sox, 47 ilnyf “it, Us: div 1, .‘I. Y.
worksoi‘s-ud'uiu. it look lbrrc long months to newton: nu:
' . (Llll or: both moat graicful it. you.
in»; bruugh: jug. in our labor and lizaulth to Inc.”~)ln.~i. PAULINE Jun-
ior lm for ipur urn: ii-z. win-n my husband bccumc ilnxuilicnt bcoauw I
“waking in tine druguist lio advised
llllll to g.“ Ly Il'l i2. i'iuliluun's Vegetable Compound and Bunatlvo
at at first; it would lam: saved me
but its is
Your (.otnpound
It would upon) by this statomcnt that women would save time -
and lunch six-1.2m»; it they would not Lydia E. Pinklnun's Vege-
tnbh' (‘unumumi at mum.
It might as well be understood first in
last that no lucdicinc in the World is equal to it. and no druggisls’
substitute will bc satisfactory. Get it 10-day; don't wait.
II but annulus. or wu‘
Minion. ' 1
@990
REWARD. m w... buvo deposited with the Nationll (My Bank a: Lyn m
ullil-iioiil lvl'p‘ciil manygsimuvhncnuiln-l le tho Ibovc mtlinonla lotto:
pul-likhed before chill-Ilia
, Lydiu 9. (Inna-n M lolly. 90.,
the writer's lpoclll per
Inn. has.
" "”“ibiélddbfi naive... "
Positions of Planner—Many Meteors-—
Tlic Moon Like Harvest Moon.
The moon in its course during Aug»
ust passed thrm of the morning group
of planets on the lat. Neptune. Mars
and Venus, and overtook Morcury on
the lid. New moon occurred on the 3d
and first quarter on tho luth, and the
moon runs lowcst in the south on the
”lib. On the some rialc it passes near
Uranus. it overture Saturn on the
16th and Jupiter on the llilh, is full
on the 19m, and at last quarter on the
28th. ,
The morning group of planets will
have separated widely during the
month, and the moon reaches Neptunc
on the 28th. Mare on the 80th. and
The moon in its course during Aug-
Vcnua on the 3m.
Whiic'the August moon is not the ban
vest moon technically, as the moon
next month is full uuarrst to the time
of the autumnal equinox. it exhibits
this your the peculiarities nearest the
Harv t moon in greater degreeathan
the“, plumber moon. '
The moonlit evenings from the on:
to (health will aim the plea test
timec‘for excursions by water. when
the moon‘s gleam on the water will
planets Juniiemad Venus can.
Millie month of August 31mm: and
"aim Newbie in the owning. Ve-
rnal. and
Wm completions; to the naked eye.
ontrlvai the; beautiful glow which the ,
In the morning. The ,
Withrl‘ 1&le 'b’ranun all! “who j
DEBARRED BY AGE LIMITATION.
The Woodbury Reportcr in speaking
of probate nominations, says: "Judge
Huntington will be dcbarred from re-
election by reason of age limitation. to
tho regret of a large class of people in
both parties, and therefore. it will be
necessary to find someone to succeed
him." This sentiment concerning
"Uncle .iim“ will be felt not only by
the people of Woodhury and. of Liicb-
held county. but all over the state.
it does seem too bad that the law prev
vents such men as Judge Huntington
from serving as probate and other
judges. simply because they have
ruched a certain agmwinaied cur-
zen.
410? THAT COLD.
or it may result in Pneumonia. Brae
ziiian Balm is breaking up Colds when
ever tried. almost without exception.
to, 25. 50c and 81.00 bottles.
‘rll'li. master‘s or Pluiuletl's.
The Clir»
‘ tar hammer.
good he wouldn‘t holiday. That's why
we believe you’ll be suited hero. ‘
WALL PAPER
Only artistic designs. .
You find them all they should be.
PAINTING AND .
, PAPER HANGING.
We're ready to do the work.
wmoow ell-moss.
Any also; make or thicknun, to
order.
PAIursas' enemas.
aurlsrs' MATERIALS. ‘
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
PICTURE FRAMING.
We make it an art.
DECKER,
87 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nat-walk.
Telephone Connection.
Jufliusfimwa
Painter and input linger. ‘
Pun White Load and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twico‘
as long and cover double sur-
face no machinerymlxed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox, both on South
Main street; were pnintod by int
lauds" manner over eleven yours
I30. They are still good. "
Your’hdusc will stand I} will
if I paint it. My‘oflcd‘,’ 5! South
Main strut. My residence, 8|
lilo: Grove street. . ,
A Flush “““““
Valve". . “
Noicslcu. closes without in or It
Has no tank
ins lDEAL
VOLUMETER PREEIUIE RICO
LATING FLUOH VALVI.
A solfi adjusting "some regal-cot
applied to a Flush Volvo operated by
.iirect pressure. Discharges the am
mount of water in tiresome length at
time. regardless of tho head or we:
sure in service pips. . ‘ . .
Mull:
800 it in operation» in our
room.
Horace B. lash
consummation.
lull anus,
,:N'01 to WATERIflRBET.
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and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. in buying lluii'a Cu-
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inc. it is taken internally. and diode
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ms Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. ow.
Hanna seen our stock of
RIOMMOND RANOIII
‘mlmllflfllllblm
: '11 mm. mm. summit;
_. ,, “Fem:
samurai M. Cuibbert, Wilmington.
Del. ms: “Ons“'bottlc of ”carillon
Balm-ha cured alum case ' my ye-
sm, in.
tin and has cured innocuous of hope-
less (locomotives. only gum otter»
minalor known to science. 25 and We
at linguists.
‘ OONBTIPATIO , , 8.
Brazilian Balm, am locally. cm-
ia one week to stay cured. Romero»
the inflammation. Never: use , purga-
tmb, only make: matters worse. 26
and 604: at draw-u. . \
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