' Mr. and hits. Arthur
' the “guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.‘B
‘ . am
miss; are "visiting In Maine.
been tails [agent at her aunt, Mrs. Rev.
3 MIITO.
humane: old. .sI|H Pm; id
are 100! rest:
The little pests ermine” rest
'l'tii were found their nests.
Don't talie something Just as good.
There is but one Mini‘o. 25c bottle.
natlhfsetiogfior WW.» refunded
up“ .
._ '.._' ”a Incl.
Janice Finch is enjoying a week‘ a va-
cation.
Harold Rundle Is visiting III Stan-
wich, N. Y., for some time.
John P (him is visiting his son,
Contractor John W. iteatty.
Charles N. Mueller is rebuilding a
row hall: which his sons found some
time ago
Miss Ethel Parmeiec is visiting in
Glancestor. Mass“ where sire will spend
the summer,
The 0. N. C. team will play the R. (i
A‘s a week front Saturday, on tile May-
flower Oval grounds. '
Mr. and Mrs D. H. Robinson. ofCot-
tago avenue, are entertaining their
son. James Robinson, of Merlden.
Tire quarantine upon the home of
Marguerite Sherwood. of South Os-
born name, has been removed.
William J. Allen and three daughters
of Brooklyn. are visiting at the home
of W. H. Plait. in Rowan street
Large numbers of bathers congre-
gate nightly at Oyster Shell point. and
take advantage of the cool sea waves.
Mrs. T. B. (iridin and‘son. Kenneth.
wtro have been visiting in Massachu-
setts. returned yesterday to their home
on Scavlew avonire.
Richard Bland. who has been suffer-
ing from tonsilltis. iii so far recovered
as to be able to resume his duties at
L'Hommedieu Brothers' store.
The prayer meetings held last even-
ing. at the Advent and Methodist
churches were well attended, iil spite
of the severe heat, They Were of a
very interesting character.
A number of members of the Advent
Church will be interested to know that
the Advent Church. in Bridgeport. was
set on fire on July 4. by a skyrocket.
and damaged to the extent of about
$300. The insurance has heed adjust-
ed and repairs are being made.
Weakflsh are said to be running well
again. Very few people have the nerve
to go after them. The story is told of
a fellow who went down the harbor
nine days in' succession to (‘tltt‘h weak-
flsh, and had no hair. He uski-Ii all
old r fisherman what the trouble was.
"On y fished nirro days, oh? 'l‘lliit lIin't
long enough."
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wounds of any sort: cures sore throat,
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ROWAYTON.
Mr. Gishirrni- and faintly “PC at kit‘s,
John Plander's for the summer.
Mrs. Josephine (‘rriw has returned
from a visit of several weeks at Ocean
Grove.
Mrs. Stockcnburg and son Clement,
{roifi'Now York, are making a short
Isis;i In town.
Miss'Jessie Powell. of New York, is
tlro“‘gtlest of Miss Lida Ma'y Wicks. of
Brockett street.
Amos Knapp and Mrs. Addie Woods.
of Stamford, were guests of John
Broadway, over Sunday.
MI“. and Mn. Fred LOtltWood, or
Stairrfdrgd are spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs John Broadway.
There was an interesting meeting in
the, Baptist Church in charge of Miss
Goidsteiu,‘ assisted by others from
Belle Island.
Mrs. Kate Themes entertained sever-
al of the“ clergyrnen. Wednesday. who
were in attendance at the Evangelistic.
litre. Valentine's health it somewhat
Wraith? Airy ilindiey‘ has cmn'blhfibb
her to e of medical studies in New
Y.ork and arrived at her mother's in
Barton. Wednesday.
ileorse their. the carpenter who
broke in c tar bone by falling from
hill bl ie.j or y, tshn muroviag at.
the St to!
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Miss use d Mai-y: moot. Iii
New brlt. a'ro‘ endink the summer
with their cousin Mrs. W. S. Whit
ncy, Brooksido avenue.
' C. it. Harris, of Noroton Heights. tins
lint returned from Ramapo Moun-
tains. Orange County, N. Y He visit-
ed liorilinrd' a country place.
F. P. Wheeler. wife and son, of
Savannah. Ga.. rave been visttilrg Mr.
gridtMg. “£1111; oolfy, ill’lso friends In
on qrw no or . "
Mi",Q and Mrs gowen fromywllom Mr.
M. Haas purchased his Noroton
in Norptorr recently and gave Mr. Hall!
It call
Tuesday. Miss Mary Fleet. of New
York. Mrs. Walter Whitney and aid
tcr Miss Ella Bates, enjoyed Ii trolley
ride to Tarrytown, White Plains and
Yonkers.
, William Fleming's relatives did not
let trim forgot that last Sunday was
his birthday anniversary, and present-
ed hlrn with several beautiful remem-
brances.
A shore dinner Is to be given at
Wee llIrrii Golf Club tonight. A simi-
lar dinner will be served each Friday
evening during the season at47zll0. ()rv
dcrs are to be given one day ill ad-
vance.
‘ .Mr. and Mrs. Milo Smith, of Denver,
left the ninth i spend the remainder
of. the slimmer Ith Mr. and Mrs. Na-
than i)ilrrchy. They will tome by way
1
Heights property, were visiting friends ‘
Ammontated Borax
of over 300 premiums. which
lfivr‘l" )LIIV‘M: a." ”.31 Au 4.
-3!
[air to wrest the honors from the ever
famous Jersey both ill the number or
mosquitoes and their size, Town Clerk
of Canada and the Lakes, arriving here
the last of this month
The Noroton Heights Fire Company
has received its new chemiiirl engine.
which cost 3700. The company “Hedi“,
it with a tire composed of railroad tics
and shavings. over y.hith was pourcd‘
coal oil. The test proved very siltls- i
factory. '
Arrangements are complete for the!
Ian party of the Junior (‘iiristliilr inn. 3
dcluor Society of the Congregational,
Church at the home of Miss Stella AIIs-' ,
iln. tomorrow afternoon. There will
be lawn'tcunis. croquet and other
amusements.
Tilt3 littdies' Guild of Si. lrtlkt"'li
(‘lrurch held a meeting yesterday lificr- l
noon. and arranged for tho entertairr-‘ i
ment of the I‘airfleld County Cterhus<
in Noroton next Tuesday. An all day}
session will he held. and the Ladies
(lurid will serve luncheon.
James Gordon, Randolph Willrrrott
and Robert Wilson. of New York. were
the guests of Mr'. and Mrs. James M.
Wiitmott. on the Fourth. on their
r'o‘turn they were accompanied by little
Virginia and Master Herbert WIllmott,
for a visit with relatives
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs
William Willrnott. last Friday. Among
those present were Mrs. Willis Mills.
Rowayton; Mr. and Mrs Arthur Ray-
niond Misses Kate and Stella Coffin.
Miss Lulu Cloioot. of Norwallf; Miss
Marv Anderson. Frank and Walter AI-
cxandcr. Refreshments of cake and
lemonade were enjoyed, and the young
people hird a merry evening.
Mrs. Savailc and two sons. Frank
and Willie, are visiting her brother
and family, William lr‘li-Ining, of [la-
Ilcn. where there was II happy gath-
crlng of relatives Tuesday evening.
There were present Mr. und Mrs.
George Oberlandcr, Mrs. Cavallc.
Frank and Willie Suvallc. Mrs. Raf-
ferty, Miss Emma Rafferty. Mrs. E.
Case. Miss Estelle Case, l‘ZIrdci'by. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Frost. '
There was a large aicndtiince at the
patriotic services attire Congregational
Church. Sunday evening. ltcv. Her-
bert S. Brown's address on the “His-
.tory and Symbolism of thc Plug" has
been highly praised. Alia-rt C.Wiii-
son's cornet playing was one of the at-
iriicllvc‘ features. Prayer was offered
by Mr. Baker. one of the veterans from
gathering In the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Bert DeFaiiit. a boy living in the'
viiingo was in bathing below the Col ‘
one} Raymt‘lnd bridge, Wednesday at-
lemons 'and while passing a bittidogl
ownediby Major Livingston Lackey. be
war! attacked by the animal. A woundi
well made in his leg and wrist, and he
was obit to have the services of a
physicia. The dog's days were end
ed by Veterinarian Lyon
Next Monday evening a company of .
abolxt sixteen will go to North Wilton ‘
to attend the rally at the Norwalkt
Epworth League Union. This will be
the first rally of the year. The adw- .
nylon delegation will Include Mrs. ,
Kate‘ Themes. Miss Ruth 't‘homes Mrs. ;
Sarah stoic. Miss Jennie Scott, Mrs.
Mary Tobin“. Mrs. Etta Slater Miss,
Vivian Stevens. Mrs. Edna Walker '
Mr and Mrs. William I". Jennings j
Louis Kendricks Miss Maude Ray- 1
mend Miss‘ Jennie Rowland, Miss
Emma Whiter and ltev. A. L. Hubbard.
Mr.» Hubbar will deliver the address,
his 'topic’.b rig The Modern Magus
Motto. "'3
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Charles Dillon. of New York. visited
Darlen friends on the .Fourth.
Mr. and-Mrs. Wiltmott and family
visited Retell Point on the Foruth.
Mrs. We W. Raymond visited
ymond. July 4.
Mrs. Brew ‘lltnroo Broolrlyri.
Will-
all Directly and Mrs: Charles
this
Bertha Rocky. of New York.
film Fourth with her parents In‘
lire. J. B; fifth). of New Haven. has
iii-JIM
“Frank‘s, weed, of Not-lites. returned
on the simian-3 .week from a two
Mr. ind I'll!
£1,153“.er 32-: III
oValcntlneJttt
Werfihndfiathe}; a!
the Soldiers' Home. l'oclns were ren-
dere‘d by Miss Ethel Staples and Miss
Agnes Reid. “The Battle Hymn of
the Republic" and “The S‘ar Spangled
Banner" were finely sung by the choir.
The church was decorated with flags.
WESTPORT.
E. H: Lehn ts visiting in New Jersey.
Miss Nellie Wtibllr of New Haven,
its visiting friends here. ~
Extensive alterations are being made
to the home of Charles Fable
The expenditures at the town farm
for the month of June amounted to
881.81
Westport Grange met Wednesday '
night. Routine business was the chief
feature.
The Bradley cottage at Compo is eti-
copied by James McCready and tom.
iiy; of New York.
A number of local Arron wilt accom—
pany the Nerwaik society on its excur-
sion to North Beach, Sunday.
James Smith, one of the striking trol—
leymcn, has secured a position with
Thomas Glynn, and is able to discourse
on how he likes to be the lcemdn.
Henry Jennings and family are 41
possession of their new and attractive
home at the Farms. It Is among the
most sumptuous residences ere.
Dr. Fred Ruiand has the a to of
a menagerie at his retreat here." on.
day a prise specimen of deer sent: hull
"6 “by friends in North Carolina. was ad-
-Iled to tile list. With dogs; deer. hires
and game the doctor might convert
a‘portion of his extensive tract into a
preserve.
The Crank Turner's Club recalled,
has been in existence several years.
although not formally insulted
:ls‘lhfomhinationI of molar?“ nitrite sect;
are all 91 article
. ago will? madam
beehmtngm a conspicuous 'fao'el‘al and
boat Brill? moment an“ 'lF'i’m‘at‘:
ter of wonder to many that the step
has not been ”‘11.: - . \.. .
Following are‘ the newly elected om.
corn 0!
B.,t
“Lennon Commander; Mrs. J. Galla-
glen.n vi'ee commander: ‘ alias Lime
aid Mrs. least: w. an, men-Ir
Nemtul I‘M
anemia? Fm in
mi?“
w-Arzzwglte. out-him? The mysnnuatj.
3 4.233.333
Hyatt threatens to wear a veil it the
agony continues and Judge Iliadicy is
so generously per fumed with pcnnyroy
at that be Is Irnappronchahlc to some
others than mosquitoes. Lewis I‘.
Wilkt‘mflll was uritii yesterday. consid-
ered a mar',Ie| no elldeuces of mosqui-
to attacks or attendant annoyances
being perceptible with trim hilt it has
leaked out that Mr. Wakenlan has rip
plied a solution of alum writer to
facc, hands and neck nild that appears
to have bccu too strong for the mos
quite to tar tile. Mr Wakemau dc-
clams that it packers up tbell nippers
and proves a greater nstorllslicr to a
mosquito than Water to an old toner.
Following will be the teaching corps
in the schools next your High school:
Mr Curtis arid the Misses Hall and
Jones; East Suitcatuck. Misses ’l‘avl‘or
and lulwood; West Saugrrtlrck Misses
i'arsclls and Patrick; Comer school.
Miss Rooney: Bridge street, Misses
Taylor. r‘alken arid Coytc. (There is
one addition yet to be made here);
(lrccns l- arms Misses Adams and Wri-
(in: East Long IAJIN Miss Sullivan;
West Linn: Lots. bliss Sherwood; a on
let Plains Miss M E id'livooil.
WESTON.
Mists iditdlco White is the guest of
friends in Georgetown.
Mrs. F. P. Moretrousc entertained a
friend from Hiiigctlcld, this week,
Miss Florence Hoyt, of Ridgetteld, Is
the guest of Mrs. M. E, Godfrey.
Mrs. Wilson, of New York. is the
guest of her filth-tr Stephen Stains.
Mrs. ii. A, Salmon has III-mi quite ill
lit the home of her son. (‘hrii'lcs Sul-
rnon.
The Iirtldrin of A. it}. Southey and
human Mcud are ill with whooping
cough.
Alfonso Coley has returned from it
visit of several months in the south.
and is making his annual visit with his
nephew. James Coley.
Miss Jiillu l‘i-I-ry. youngest daughter
of Mrs. l'immil Perry, of this place. was
married to Mr. Iluvcrrpor't. of Bridge-
port, in thilt phii-c. lust weck. They
will reside in that city. ‘
The Noi'ilcld Aid Society laid a very
successful icc ci'cirm and cake sale. at
the home of Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey.
on Wednesday evening. A very pleas-
ant evening was passed by all present.
Henry J. Hamilton aged ninety— —eI2e
yours. for many years n resident 'of
Weston, died at the home of his dnii h-
tcl'. Mrs. Charles Meeker. in New ir-
van, on hiéirdiiy The inner 'ul was held
in that place on Thursday at 2 p. In.
Ho’ is survived by his daughter and
one son, 'l'hcodore Hamilton. of tills‘
place.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
' A new flout has been placed in nest-
tion at William Miillory's doc,k Belle
lslilnd
Kn. Mr. Freeman and family, of
Wdodbury, lire occupying their cottage
ori"East Terrace. ‘
R. Eastman Jal'boc's family has mov-
cd from the Cliff cottage, Belle Island.
to thad'lcaic (‘ ottilgc.
The Lewis cottage. ilelie island. is
occupied b\ Mr. ariil Mrs. John Keith
and family. of Brooklyn. ‘
The adjourned meeting of the Belle
island improvement Association will
be held tonight, at Retsof cottage.
Among the guests at the Shepard
cottage. Belle Island are Rev. and
Mrs. G W. Griiilth and daughter. Het-
on of Bethel. ‘
James H. Ward has as his guest at
the Hull cottage. Thomas McGrath.
who was at The Hague during the
Peace Conference.a tew years since.
The Belle island Athletic Club has
organized and the first, set of games
will he run off tomorrow. on the Park
,nvenue bond. The oili'cers of the is-
sociation, are: President and treasur-
er. Vernon Jsrboe: viee~presldent and
sec‘l'etary Chester Nicoll; nearer. Hapc
old Clarke; time- -keeper'.‘ lily/b
hell: auctioneer. Byron Browne; stirr-
er. George Sims. _
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GILMAN ESTATE HEARING.
The Parties In interest Are still Un3
able to Agree.
There was an extended hei'rrtilg be
fore the Probate C'oult in Bridgeport.
yesterday, iii an attempt to settle the
part of' thc (liirnan estate located in
Connecticut. Judge Carroll, counsel
for tire ndmintstraiors,‘Attorney Reti-
den representing Mrs. Matt's interest.
Attorney Goodwin Stoddard represent-
ing Miss Kuptor‘s claim, Carineld &
Judson. representing the claim of
George A. Smith; Judge A. B. Beers.
and several attorneys from New York.
The compromise discussed was
about getting control oi the seven tell
stores in Connecticut. The surrogate
court in New York allowed the heirs
at law and Mr. Hartford. wire always
claimed to be u partner of Mr. (illman,
to come to an ngl‘ccnlt‘llt in control of
all the tea stores ill the country out-
sidc of Connecticut. 'i‘horc are seven
of them in this Ionic. Mr. Hartford
and the heirs at law have formed a
syndicate and liiit't' assumed control
of all the property outside of this state.
They want the Connecticut stores, and
offered to put up It bond of $25,000 llil
such time as ttIIl entire estate In set-
tled. Nothing Ilciiuttc came out of
yesterday‘s hearing, as the Probate
court intimated that it preferred anti
amicable settlement between the law-
yers and parties in interest. The ht-
torrrcys tIII-n adjourned for a dinner
and a‘ further discussion among them-
selves,
AMERICAN PHILOLeeIcatisrs.
Next Year's Session lb be Held in
Ithaca. New York.
NEW HAVEN. Jilly iti.—--chi year‘s
meeting of the American i’htlologicat
A's-sectarian. which has been in session
hero three days. will he held at llhara
beginning .liily ii, the invitaton of Pres-
ident Sthurmuu. of iorncli. having
been acteptcd Officers for the next
year were chosen as follows: i’resl
dent Prof. George Hempc. of the tint
Ieisiiy of Michigan. vttcprcstdents
Prof. Mortimer ll.‘ Earle. of Columbia.
and Prof. H. T. Merrill. of Wesleyan:
secretary and treasurer. Prof. Herbert
\V. Smith. Harvard. The Executive
Board will he composed of Prof. tier-
nardolte I’errin. Yale: Prof. Francis
H. March. Lafayette: Prof. Morris H.
Mrogan. Harvard: Prof. Charles T.
Bennett, Cornell and Dr. C. P. G. Scott.
editor of the Worcester Dictionary.
Tire motion to make Ithaca the next
meeting piac c was carried after a live-
ly discussion in which an invitation
from the authorities of the [mutation
Purchase Exposition was strorrgty fav~
or'cd by many members.
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were Issued Jilly 7.
1903. List furnished from ottlcc‘ of A.
\‘l. Wooster, solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport, Conn. Thomas V. Allis.
Bridgeport, reducing hot metal
Into streets: Edward ileVille. Bridge-
port. adiustahte cloth presser for sew-
ing machines; Jacob Kobos. Bridge
port, automatic stopping dcvtcc forele-
vators; Eugene S. Marsh. Bridgeport.
cable hanger: Charles Schroeder,
Bridgeport. fireproof window casing
and sash; John T, Austiir, Hartford. en-
graying machine. Edmund L. Bullock
Hartford. washing machine; Curtis H.
l'ecder. Hartford, (two patents) tach-
umeter; William W. Bradley, Water-
bury. adjustable wielt- raiser; Charles
E. Wtrth. Waterbury. (two patents),
adjustable wick- raiser wick- raiser;
Charles J. Cale‘y. néw' similar lock and
latch; Nathan W. Crandatl. Merlden.
lock: Gustave , A. Mel-idea.
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Goethe; Wallififltord; basic:1 for mirrors
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Iéla‘l'kll: American Silver Coronary.
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W. J. BRYAN GOING TO El): EPE.
LINOO .‘Ndll"' July‘ilo-‘A lath
has
tentlen or Will?
study sociolggyp pride: ,. menarchtat
forms of government. ill! the inten-
tion of J“. Bryan to sail early in Sep-
toolbar;
Jenningsw
bars .
new. ‘ '
silver and plated nrttelfl of
and «remain “until Mind: ford
State of Ohio, City of Toledo..buoaal f,
County. as.. ,
. rank J. Cheney million oath that he
is senior partner of the firm 0! F. J.‘
Chose a 00., doing business in the
City 0 Toledo. tormty- and ‘ateafore-
said, and that said hrnr will pay the
sum of one hundred- dollars for each
and every case of (‘ alarm that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh
CI‘Ire.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Decem;
her, A. 12., lass,
. A. W. (ileASON.
(3 call Notary Public.
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raucous sursfules of the system. Send
for tnrttinronlals, free . ,, .
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SAVED A IOY'O LIFE. ’
Mrs. Captain i interiors. of Mil.
ford Del. trays: “ razliiarf Balm sav-
ed my boy“ s life. He began just like
the one we lost with cronp We gavr
him a few doses. He quickly dropped ,
to steep anti was all right in the aroma
lug." For sale by it. H Plaiste‘d. F
tlglsaxter. and The Clifford Phar—
macy. . ‘ "
Hammocks
We harm: a fine line of these
goods at oery reasons“: prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS Fore
Grins. Reveillers
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fi’s'iriil‘g‘ iaCltie‘ ‘
, arid .
all sorts of
Boat and Siren: ile'
‘sort’ Supplies
10c.
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HEATER is not known until you
{costlier the fact that after five
‘ minutes the quantity of hot writ-
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cos'rs LITTLE TO suv.
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Cloth Window “hotel. with trill”
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This valuable information giv-
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‘Usaa Gas‘ilnnge. ttvwl‘ll save
on motley as well as many other
b
nconveniences.
The value of a GAS WATER
Prices from $8.00 up.
Connections tree.
on. as. if the gas is truth
danger of are from
matches. match
«Fourth-Ito
' V tits and the
throwing the d
door, and the c
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Becond~Tho
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II of auffocat n from
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bird-“I‘ll. In"
liters
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One of our color cards will be
Irv» Four Yetta-of
The residence rot 'Thd’inas
Smith 55 Osborn avenue train
Norwatk vtas painted with tad, ,
oil and zinc hand ntixed,fi it can _‘
years ago by me“. ‘
l defy any patent paint to new
equal body with as lunch I. ear.
wills drill
Plinth
52 south Milli street. .
Residence. 25_ EIQQWQ 8t.
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The Conn Cent Life lllI'I Co. has
disreveicd I) lie profit that the best
adteltiscmcnts it has eicr had have
come grntttiousiy from its satisfied
policy holders and We are striving In
this agency 'to live up to a high stand-
ard in the Life insurance business.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK H. 'FIELD
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