“6 New you; city. after a few do
, learn at the Island.
on was asstw it»
the stone pier at the
hairs returned to New York city. alien
e Godwin, who recent-
launch “Techie, 'i of
Rowayton, has decided
aft to New York by beat.
all ‘lierito South Norwalk.
a w placed on the frei3‘ht
«Mon ails"; Mr. Godwin
he trip by train and from
‘ $9 craft to his home in
horses were kept
ranks 6nd,
the work was accomplished
line and to the shtisfactlon of
nerney. the good natured
rk at the Island. informs
., distally will not return
’ -nntll the “lust gun is dr—
"about October 1st. Mr.
states that those who
not fear for being “left
. he will. take care of
luring the
ii, and .0! “the lslinld since June ‘
return to their home in
”1., next Tuesday Mr
the most active men
‘d, and everyone will be
see him and his family here
,,rothy Qlarke, of Outlook cot-
. net! at evening. from a
"‘w .’ win with relatives in
' _‘, S. 0. After spending a few
filth! plhos Miss Clarke contin-
. . her journey north and stopped
it days with friends in Balti-
she reports a most delightful
the recent departures from
have been Misses Florence
Schilldice, Maude
filled: and M‘cssrs.
3., , ob'ert Wilcox, Harold
“ 3%.. ‘ar DoKlyn and Charles Hull.
.e Militant! to return to
' flatworm part of the week.
Farrell Mrs. William
antes Farrell. Sn. and
which returned to Break-
”hardly. after a delightful stay
‘woeks at the Island. During
boy were guests of Mr and
Sarah Schuidice intends to re-
' the Island septemuer 15th.
c 'm‘oth'er will take possession
and thetdeparture of
,who are
, oh: “This“ l'b‘e joyful
"holler many friends on the le-
anse ficGrury, who have been
j. , mtmmmer at idle Hour
‘ “’1‘“ v ky‘llwmfi math?"
6 w or c y ass a as
, the most dellsbuul
ensdminer sue have
. be here early next season.
on the stone pier under the
ear. of the
Na rk city. are e 6yliigts
eeks' rest and reel-orient
mm o as
n this Inia ion.
rest ad on
in four days‘ at
, .PnIk avenue.
0"city. after a few days’ stay at Ellih
been the guest of James A. Bailey. at
“ caster. are the guest
I ris. -
6‘ Leila Williams last Thursday and Fri»
to ldne .
ad;
._
, multimin own. wife and son Geri:
1‘ st ito their home in Men i.
th linvlland Hons
s Herib‘tgn A’hd Mr. Maguire
Iniiy returnedf
Mr. Wetilnufeu and it.” bu y “at.
. l1 1‘ . fl 5
todny, to their
6 .
“duties in New York?
80min;- "i‘
Joscp Franks and T. S. Gladdlnh
a short vacation at Eilin Home. . .
Mr. Hickey returned to Philadelphia
yesterday. after a few days’ stay at the
mayhem House. .
Mrs. J. C. DeWitt and family, of
Wilton, are spending the week at Well
outtage. ‘
Mr. Barr has returned to his home
in Brooklyn, after a short stay at the
island
PINE LEDGI
......
York citv. were uests Saturday, Sun-
taze. .
HlCKORY BLUFF.
Chester Fitch. son of Frank H. Fitch,
the popular grocer, commenced yester-
day his third year in the South Note
walk High school. Chester says that
the first day away from the share was
drudgery, but that he will- soon get
into harness and net mind it.
Mr. Albro returned yesterday to his
home in Brooklyn. after a month’s stay
at one of the Barclay cottages at the
Bluff.
Howard Bailey. of New York, has
his cottage on the Bluff
wk». I
norm
The public schools opened today for
the fall term.
There are lively catches of crabs at
Compo Millpond now.
Miss Edith‘p Fairchild is the
Miss Educ l3‘.ennett in Normal.
Miss Fannie Gray has returned from
a visit with friends in New York
Miss Grace Jennings has returned
from a. visit with friends in Stepnsy.
Rev; Levi W Holmes who is out-
ing in the Berkshires returns this
week.
Miss Florence St. John has returned
from a visit with relatives at Broad
River. 4
Henry Downs and wife have been an-
tantalum;r the former’a sister. Mrs
“Frank H‘swley.‘
Miss Moi-the A. Renonde. of New
Rochell was a recent guest of Mrs
W. Edger Nash.
E. C. Binge and William Sherwood
are lobe judges of blooded stock at
the Greenfield Country club fair. ‘
Miss Grace Sherwood has returned
to her home at Lyons Plains after an
extented visit with relatives in Bridge
port. ,
nest of
r~¢-———v o———'
A otonosromv.
Mrs. Main Beach is visiting friends
at Southpo
leden Fields. of Ridgebury. was in
town last Friday.
Miss Leila Williams visited Bridge-
port last Teusday. .
Charles Beii made a business trip to
New York city. last Monday. .
William H. Thompson was the guest
of Aaron Davis over Sunday.
Ridgéilold coni- dealers are purchas-
in; cool of mandamus...
William E. Osbo‘rn and family. of
Westport. spent Sunday i towa.
Mrs.Taintor and gifiba ll!“ Wor-
W. so.
Helen Shir-plea was the suit of Miis
day. -
Mr. and litre. Ferris, of- New Haven.
visited their son. J. W.“ Eirris, last
week
.ncit Manufacturinr
vl ln‘s iii a ilnlshl mt‘o‘uc es.
6 my
.t char, and
ad iii
mot the Somerfi id
«Brill
were located al of eatsrday aft '4
_ noon. and Just
3 ed upon from
i
day hnd Labor D y st “Wawanda” cot-
The last installme at city children '
on red at Lites £361). last Friday ,
nl‘si:
use addition to the Gllhcrt a Bch--
's phloem ,
. he public school will reopen Tués.’ _ '_ _
alumina. with Mr. Kinm as‘ e
“136m assistant. ,
PM for . ,
f Washington and Old Po comfort.
it‘iast Saturday morning. for a short
the first still
was within fir , ace. and war ii
bills, but no,
tsntiou was paid» this warning.
the ships came right along. headiu
the direction of Fort Wright it
fleet afloat, with the aid of Forts Mich
in. and Terry. . - . .
The iilil
passing.
attempt enter into an engagoinent
with either Mlchle or Terry. Very few
guns being fired from these farts our;
a determined attack on Wright, and
the firing from the guns and mortars
from the fort was kept. up incessantly
battle and sailed slowly by the fort exé
changing shot for shot. so far as possi}
le
Ilefore attacking the fort. the ship's
towardb Fisher' a island, and command-
étl hiring, after two ships each had tak~
Wright
rout hilt an hour, when the ships
cause well out tooarda the Race again.
,t'h as: ehdersew ulna that the ships
were to retreat in. the direction from
whence they Ina .Suddsnly the ahipii
tniped and. alnfiadea’v porous at
tack on Eurt W ht... his use at-
tempting to Empire lull in";
the big ships dre‘ ”{Lin pretty co to
the (on. and with up ddre. go a coy;
cred the landina- partyf‘1h‘u in opposi-
tlon to this movement t e (liming
guns at the rim were broug t_ into re-
qulsitlon. and the landing arty was
evidently repelled, or rather that 93““.
ticuia'r phase of this attack was not
considered successful. After the cou-
steamed out into the Race. and back in.
the direction of Block. Island ‘
Both on the pa" age to and from
Fort Wright. the s ips mnde attacks
on Fort Mansfield, at Napatree Point;
and it is Quite likely that Mhns‘fieidg
will he considered as havingh been re.
duced by the en‘s-m and.
enemy will 'clalm Fort Wrfitfl‘hl
kind of a naval attack and were ham it
led skilfully; and the nuns Very sheet»
lve Still aru‘iy oillcers claim thntEo
sistance from Fdrts meme 6nd Terry.
battleships engaging with Fort wright.
oI .Teiry had aolnoth a to do in re
polling an attac in set which had
come by way of , ardiners bay. its live
made on Fort thght.
will not be known until after the urn-
pires make report and perhaps it will
he the occasion. of much discussion on
the part of the hots-d of arbitration. It
was certainly 2 Input magnificent at-
tack and an able defense.
At 6: 50 the parting shot was fired
from Fort Writtht. ’
FORT TRUMBULL, New London.
Conn. S tsmber :l—The first des-
patches f'o lowing this morning's en-
gagement off Fort right. was receiv-
ed by Major-General MacArthur, short-
iy after 9 o’clock, as follows: .
"Prospect. Hill.
Septembcrdi. 17003. :10 a. in.
“Chief of Staff. Fort Trum ull, cosh:
"Eire commander Fort H. G. Wright
reports first ship. Koarsarge, put‘ out of
action at 5:20; the second ship. Mus
ashore? 1166* that of action at 5: so:
lp’ ems. put out of action
at 5: 35 a. in. ii the ships were after-
wards r. to y. fired upon .by all:
guns at: crt ran 8 ,oo‘ilto 4.990 ya
arid fibula. glint Silesia rednut
tioncsevw over. million his;
put out.
'3DAVlB.
,tbe. evident purpose to capture tar .
_‘-I strongly fortified pipes. believed to h ‘
a capable of coping with the strongest
in: the two hours of lighting.- it was ,
as the four ships formed in line of '
made a. detour and than swung well in .
en positlo on front and rear of Eort ~ ‘
his work was kept up for ..
eoi‘.
cluslou of this second attack the ships ‘
ships certainly did put up the fiercest...
Wright was competent to cope with .
four battleships even without the use? .‘
The latter forts did not take vary so ,;
tivs part in the nihnoeuvres this morn- .
ins. perhaps not olier twenty shots be: .‘
ins fired from both these forts at theil :
Either the dispatches are cohilleting,‘
War vessels were reported in that vi- 3
clnity shortly before the attack was
The result of this mornln3s conflict “
1"”; st‘ieatby fire trout
Edward J. Einnexan. Norwsik.
Charles L onto. Norwslk.
nasty Matheis. Norwalk. . _ ~-
Georze Otlaine. Norwalk.
New York rosary Co. Nth-walk.
William Br son East Norwaik.
I Morris Epstein East Norwulk.
Women’ 5 Shoes.
Worth $5. 00.
for
Button, light and heavy soles.
Ton sets at .
. Conrad Becker. South Norwalk.
Charles Fisdler. South Norwulk
, Bernard Hirshtleid. South Norwalk.
.Morrla Navlasky, SouthNorwallt.
New York Grocery Co ..‘8 Nor'wal‘k. - ‘, <
.“August Roettecher, South Norw'nlk.
Steegmuiler Bros, South Norwalk.
R. Joaelovsky & do" East Norwaik. E. L. Gregory. Oranbury.
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”Hum-Ike hunt-66:6 slums
«monuments.
» articles shoal
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Any use, finite or thickness, to “‘f y
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as mercury w '
yes-rs
‘ sense at smell and o ’ '
. the whole systodi !‘ wllulzil ”mum
‘ in Toledo. Ohio.
The book of the
ribs
through the and .Nurfoceg.
sure all”
rout «potable b i
he d more they will ”do”
. Cure”; manufactur
.. .00.. fl‘olqtlo‘. 20.
d ‘e mucous taunts
Hairs fit
the genu-
intercom. and made
hy F. ,l. Cheney A. Go.
Testimonials tree. . .
the. Sold by Drugslsts. price The par b'otc
Hall’s Family Pills are the hilt.
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of.
Duffy—Alb, that isn't necessary.
has undoubtedly seen brass before.—
Chicago News.
,. GAVED A news LIFE.
Hrs. captain H. Hubbard, of Mn
ford.l)el., says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He bacon just like
the one We lost with snap. We gave
oat-6W“
‘50: icoups; " said the young mailing;
tho
I!
am send "'6 prices
Gully—4 in its. to show that teller}-
Upson what kind of metal l’In made
his ‘
him a few doaés. He quickly dropped.
in maize}; so? financing?!“ klalgt. (lino;
an s a
$665: and The rd ’Phhtx.
many.
The superiority of Portland over or.
dloary cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
dale cement in. to an extent being
crowded out. We handle the "Atlas."
which is conceded to be the best brand
on the market. Our sales of this ce-
ment have increased ton- fold within
a few year-.1: you are going to use
cement use "ATLAS."
Of course, we have the "Remodels"
else. and our line of masons' buildinl
materials blue stone, sewer pipe, etc...
* ems
1.” Washington St. South Nprinlk.
is complete.
Husbands are not made to order—-
but some wives seem to think they
are. _
cine Calcura Solvent set
nerves like turning a liddls.
to get good sleep.
wonder-l believe in Dr.
suitor—4'; haze suits p
,u i an,
If“. our indigo hen‘ ow
A WOMAN SAYS:
"The first bottle of the new med! .5
up my
I began
After that I felt
hungry and when 'l smelt breakfast I,
wasn’t long getting down stairs. .
picked up weight and strength. and no
viii Ken-
< arisen” llami‘uih‘i
‘ V
. main W “96%
.39 my“ ('1
lotlloriiiiiinuliatihttit
mind by hand will was: tithe i
u long and coral- double sur- 3
hi1
*. nun street. were in .,
humidifier omen !
in. Tilly Zara-Milli hill." ” E
outiih'iil'hi'flfl‘uha'él‘
T:IlIi'h Mot.”
limitless. elem without for or n
tor humor. Has no tool
ThElDEAL
voLuusrer raccoons one
‘ Latino no: . VALVE.
A soil sdlnstina gesture regulator
applied to a Flush WW
direct “pressure. Bloom in some
Amount 6! water in the uni. “sixth of
time. renrdloss of the is“ or pros
sure In service pipe. ‘ '
see It in operation is our aim
B huh
so to wma srussr
hours unmask
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. Bells
" . made on this publication within the
1" FIRST
sole. silver. Nichol nil Copper
Mn ‘
inks in the. White lions the. Coast
tonal Library the dept inclining 6nd
the Corcoran Art Gallery, of Washing.
tocontains, Department. of Antoni-hub
‘ Letters. showing. an autograph letter
of each President of the United mates.
and Department of Armorial Bearings
and Genealogical so». Then two
features have never before appssred
in any book ever issued. ' .
Both Prosldent McKinley and ML
dent Roosevelt posed specially in the
White House for their portraits to be
used only and exclusively in this work. .
This is the greatest honor cv
fen-ed on any publication 0 er’liiliioil
in this country This wor reflects
credit upon the Nation. Every patrio-
.tic American cltissn will buy it.
sight. * Small fortunes
being made by men and woolen
and large fortunes will be
next three years. High class men and
women employed on commission or
part salary and part commission. u,-
600 guaranteed yearly. Also. Mum!
wanted to open small adios. ‘at home or
in hams town. to bare churn of s:-
ents and correspondence. look after
the cavern-lax and other work.
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