ii
:1
llll Wathlngton St.
ran. Scott and Hasel have gone to Can-
. ads on a visit.
itlng relatives here. has returned to
. walk and East Norwalk Fire Police
" who will go to North Beach on the
A, excursion is a‘nythi
: walk fire police the boat will be crowd.-
Sunday school desires the attendance
" of as many of the pupils as possible
lag near for the annual consolidated
‘ kets will be given out to the children
_, facility and the smaller snow will
17:"? 0“an
i
. York today on a business“;
the fishing.
A-xwho h
A‘ entirely new one put up.
der that Mr. iKlmmich feels a bit high-
._ or up
' nell. who
, sitters.)
‘ldo bottls. a new...” A
star «uh. filtrate
IRIDOI PHARMACY.
BOcNOrWIlk. CL
Captain Cbarlps Duo ' 1:4th
Miss Carrie Wilkins. of New York.
is visiting friends here for a week or
wo
Miss Katherine DuCross starts for
New Haven this afternoon to spend
Sunday.
Contractor Leslie W Gamble took
a party out in his la‘unch today to try
,, are won: L Bean and two child-
Mrs. Hobart Gear, who has been via
her home in Brooklyn.
The A. No. 1 Outing Club. of East
Norwslk. will hold its first annual
clam b.ake at Compo Beach. this after-
noon. They will be accompanied by
Mr and Mrs. Enoch L. Bowen and Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall H. Tolies. The par
ty will sail over on the newly purchased
aulilary boat "J’Juanita
The East Norwalk Fire Police are
getting ready for the consolidated exv
curslon of the Norwalk. South Nor-
ugtut 2.‘ it the
like as popular
the East Nor-
steamer Hampton
as the one given ll'y
ed on that occasion.
The superintendent. of the Methodist
tomorrow morning. The time is draw-
picnic and tomorrow morning the tic-
who are under twelve years of age.
These will be given free of charge.
There will doubtless be a large atten-
dance at the Sunday school.
A scow has been brought from
Bridgeport for the purpose of loading
the shot which have boon dumpasd
under te ‘openlng house of the Rs
Oyster Company. The other boats
which have been carrying the shells
have been so high that it was Impossi-
ble to load them with any degree of
doubtless prove just the thing. Oscar
Mills is hoaslng the loading of the
shells. It is believed that the num-
ber of bushels will exceed what they
were estimated at tonsiderably. Al-
ready 100.000 bushels have been plant-
ed and the big pile is diminishing rap-
idly There are thought to be 60. 000
bushels left yet Two gangs are at
work, one loading boats at the dock
and the other planting shells in the
Sound. A
Ferdinand Kimmich, the tonsorial
artist, wears his tile in good bit jaunty
since his barber shop has been trans-
formedl to a barber parlor by the dOlt
hand‘ of he dexterlons Bradley Hull,
Ampered the establishment
from r to ceiling. While the cell-
lng itself has been torn down and an
it is no won-
has never lathered the
face of one AL. but he has often shav-
ed tha3fgce of the man who shook
hands with Sullivan Comes sie nither.
The Daily Argus of Mount Vernon.
N. Y.. ‘of July 16th. contains a portrait
and bids pity of James E. MQcDon-
as elected supreme rs re~
sentatiy'e to the Catholic Bencvo ent
. ”fits-swarm Arm. '
- hot'ne ‘yesterday,
' coverings however.
to her home a hBrooklyn, after a visit
liikmifsm Ind misfits". or iivht- A
lngton. are the gues ers. Eugene
Cushmsu. Logan street.
Some of the young people of the
pines will enjoy a straw ride tonight.
if the weather perml A.~ .
:t again“ when .twho bgystoppb.
I”?
”Maggie“ iscon lChu llsent
six baskets of flowers to New York.
ye tsrday. to be distributed among the
William Gisburne of New York. has
returned to the metropolis. after
spending a vacation of two weeks in
town.
Captain Daniel Wicks had the
"Cyrlo" out this week. with a party or
mean of William Mallory,ot ot-Belle
island.
lira. Sarah Darrow. of New London,
who has been the guest of Mrs. MarA
tha. Taylor. of the West. Side. returned
An ice cream and cake sale will be
held at the Methodist Church. tonight.
Like the former function held at the
church this promises to be a successful
affair.
Preaching as usual Sunday. in. the A
Baptist Church. Morning service at
10: 46; Sunday schooltatoiz: Junior
Endeavor at i; Y. C. E. at
8: 30, led by A. B. Cleverleyi. Service
at 7: 30. Special singing at the evening
se,rvice
Services in the Methodist Church to-
morrow as follows; Preaching in the
morning at 10: 30. by the pastor; Sun-
day school at 1: 80; Epworth League at
6: a. Pulse service in the mains. at
wfihich the pastor will speak on some
of the hymns sung;
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Attorney Louis F. Beers. of South
Norwalk. was a visitor in town yester
day on buttiness.
The Friday Afternoon Reading sir
cle hold a meeting. yesterday after-
noon in Noroton.
Samuel Davis, of Middle Five Mile
River. was a visitor in town. yesterday
afternoon. on business
Dr. Ashley Scovllie the keeper of the
Sanitarium at Ox Ridge. is confined to
his bad by. illness He is rapidly re-
Mlss Ethel Staples spent Tuesday in
Bridgeport. She leaves today for her
home in Brooklyn. after a visit with
Miss Stella Austen.
George 8. Edwards is in Boston. in
the interest of the United States Indian
Bureau. and later will visit Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Valentine.
George Strobel. of Darien whose
death was reported yesterday. died at
Stamford Hall. and not at the Stam-
ford Hospital as was announced.
“Magistrate Mott, of New York. who
Dr. Scovllle’s Sanitarium on 0x
R1 go. is able to sit out on the plans
at times now, but his condition is such
that he is still in need of close care
by the attendants.
The schedule competition for the
ch Burn Golf Club. today. is at eigh-
teen holes medal play for prizes offer.
(Ad by the secretary and treasurer. A‘
week from today a team match will be
(played at Sound Beach with Innis Ar-
Gil
Miss Sadie Weed took her Sunday
school class out for a little picnic. yes-
terday afternoon. They boarded a
trolley car and went to Gorham's pond.
where. their luncheon was spread up-
on the green lawns and a very pleasant
afternoon resulted. Among those who
made up the party were Belle Boots.
Helen Drummer, Julia Sherer and sew-
cral others.
The barn on the summer home of
i
Legion. at Yonkers. at the convention
held In Yonkers. on Wednesday.
nJmes- E.. as a boy. was amanuensis
for I. James. and hence his present
greatness; Mr. James had four othsr'
prothges in his employ at various
times, George Kluepfel. chief accountv
ant to the Brooklyn Water Works Den
partdsoat; David Hyam. proprietor of
‘ a largoslothing store in Seattle Wash-
ingt‘ntiti John O’Connor. fianager of a
noted French restaurant New York
andjlaat and least. Luke .whose
A' clown; ““George L Fox. who. amongst
7 Laidfia
rities. used to steal the
mps. and when he got 31
lipid sell them. to his boss for
half prlcowil-ie was or a roving dispo-
‘may now be a Texas cow-
boy.AAb lifornia alderman or .have
been hung-Jung ago. for all, Mr. Ja
knows-- to the contrary. 'Hence
grammatica-
ROWAYTON.
Russell Hall. of Crockett street. is
seriously ill:
John Leubr tls quite ill at his home
in
“ M
is
Roles
in. William Hoffmann is seriously
ill attthe recideace of Mrs John Broad-
le._: «.I.
Captain Cole is overhauling his boat.
{romeo don’t
now- the cause
of red hands. It’s
the use of ch P
E w on
, “aunties“
w 4M for
‘ i tainfng Miss Bessie Brown of Pascale;
George H. Tilley at Greens Farms was
destroyed by fire. Wednesday night.
jDr. Hammond's automobile tank ex.
pieded in his barn which property‘
I adjoins Mr. Tllley' a. This set the barn
. on fire and the llamas soon spread to
.Mr. Tileys barn. The horses and
curing“ and most of the other things
in Mr. Tilley's barn were removed;
i hgt the building was entirely destroy~
l e
NoTss 01?;an SEA SHORE.
i Joel C Foster. of Dsnbury. is spend-
ing a few days at the Arbor cottage.
‘ Belle Island. ‘A ‘ ‘
5 John Spineo and family of masonry,
‘are to spend a week at the Clinton
ss‘ House. Belle Island.
A Miss Shirley Gleason. of Rocky
e cottage; Belle island is antec-
i .
i, NRussell Bailey and two friends from
Yale College. New Haven have return:
ed to Hickory Bluff after a cruise in
its? macro.
Miss Lottie Leisheire and Miss Char-
lotto Reynolds. of Passaic. N. J..Aa'r‘a
spending two weeks at the Bartlett
cottage Belle Island.
Warren E. Smith, proprietor of Shep
field-onthe-Sound had a new rowboat
come up on the Norwalk boat. recsnfly.
It was a fine specimen of this kind of
craft. She is of bright cedar and was:
built by Glore. of Peék's Slip A.i
tion of young men recently formed in
tions for camping at Calf Pasta
week. Malachi Kane and M.
members of the club are in
. .. A.
”Alia/u; .qu Misti
The r c. o. a Club. an organisa- .
Danbury. is making extensive prqtara‘A .
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WESTI’OR
”—9
Miss Mae Totten is visiting in New
York.
Friends from New York are guests
of Miss Nollie Elwood. .
Mrs, Joseph Logan. of New Haven.
was a recent visitor here.
Electric lights are to be installed in
the home of Charles Fable.
Thomas D. Adams will preach in
Weston Congregational Church soon.
Miss Frances Quinn. of Bridgeport.
has been the guest of Miss Annie Quin-
lan.
increase Pursell of New York. spent
the early part of the week with his
parents. at the Farms
Mrs. David Bulkiey has returned to
her home in Saugatuck from a visit
with friends in Port Chester.
Miss Nellie Allen...who was recently
prostrated by heats while at work .ln
the SaugstuckA factory. is now fully re-
covered..‘
Dancing tonight at Petrie's pavilion.
0.,0. Osias. of Dayton. Ohio. has
been the guest of his daughter. Mrs. I).
ll. Morris.
Word has been received here of the
dcath of Mrs. Martha Twist. nee Lees.
n former resident here. at her home in
Danvllle. N. Y.
Miss Julia London has resumed du-
ties in the office of the Embalmers'
Supply Company, after an enforced
idleness of two weeks, owing to ill-
llt'Sl-i.
Wcstport is interested In the hear-
ing on the estate of Eli C. Smith. in
Bridgeport. Mrs. Mary Wright Smith
owns a summer hoch here and her
husband was well liked by all who
knew him.
The damage done to the steeple of
the Church of the Assumption. by
lightning. some wccks ago proved to
be greater than at first surmised and
oxttnsive repairs are necessary. Work
on it .ls being pushed by Contractor
Quinlan and men
Chicken thieves are again busy in
this section. particularly in the Compo
district. and shot guns and revolvers
are in general use. It is rumored that
Louis Leptic gave chase to a thief re-
ccntly and fired on him but the fel-
low was too agile and dodged bullets
and man.
it won't pay to let the mattcr of a
soldier's monument here die out. Too
often has the spasmodic effort to
arouse interest been stifled. There is
certainly patriotism and enterprise
enough in the commuting. to win for
the town a fitting memorial to its vet-
crass. Why not at rt a popular sub-
scription for the on
Talk not of seems; it is. A demand
for summer board here far in excess of
the supply. The story is an old one
and the fact that is summer hotel prop-
erly located would boa profitable in-
vestment has gone .far beyond the
limitation of "seems " A An ideal spot
would be on the property occupied by
the Mary E. Wright Smith homestead.
As the grange meeting Wednesday.
night a varied and entortpining. pm
ammo will be altered Ans follows:-
aper. “The Partner of a Century
Ago." S B. Wakemnn: paper. ‘Should
tho.Farmer Take a Vacation?" E. N.
Sipperler: nan". "Should-the.» Far-
maria Wife Take a Vacation?" Mrs D.
Handler; ‘thno and .How Should
They Take lt?‘ Mrs. C. B. Meeker;
readings. Mesdames J 6. Hyatt and
Leonard Gault: music. under the direc-
tio'nLof Miss Elsie Sherwood; tableaux.
directed by Charles Fable.
WESTON. -
L. R. Hoyt still- continues In a criti-
cal condition.
Miss Velma Berrell has visited in
South Norwalk.
Mrs. J. H. Gregory is spending a few
twe‘e‘kfls in Reddizigfi‘l
L M d has visited in
sport. thlslv week.
Sarah Sturges has returned
a visit In Norwalk.
A. 6. Bradley has returned
a visit in Norwalk.
Cot. Windham dNolwalk. has
Miss Hattie Gould
r
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pessimist was
V, ‘ ‘
l ' . Mrs. Wt?” mast! is man;
MM
lit-A «tinned,
mother. Mrs. Bill. from Bedding.
fé‘l‘
mt. «swim in Add»:
unit,
pohantb
BECAUSE. by their specific Adieu on tho BM" Olloll‘I
BECAUSE Issohnrn's buts natty um lrrllatiortcf the am anus”
cumulative and civaaslag action upon the liver pad atoms. ingestion pmssds wi .
Wain-c mind and body are prepared for «can’- and
:13»; sums-nip wwmmmm ....
You will Work in"
ascalusa await".- MIME»... tion the props: all-nation of the food um. nutcas
”roommate the Nervous amass torsional-sound
’u roughing methanol” and power.
“Mascaras-Jana“ monogram
or and XVI-'Ja 1’. Whom. flair“. ~:1
isc. rafts” _a ‘
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'W- "A" “n m "vii «5.1.5... Citrels mt Arcai
. A 3 ly. "and acts irectly on the hicddiand
aria-tr
restless after an exciting or convivial quisg." a
4,- victiiafld ti
v.4 .. new . a .
V F‘-
or ”the Congggmtin Church pulpi t,
on inns .m‘pr single; v. Mr. Shl‘lYOl):
being a pinch? a two weeks“ vacation
at his home win Pup nayl l.vaala
W.
CHICKIN THIIVIB STILL ACYIVI
Comps Again Visited by Visitor who
Likes Irpilsr Sires.
Chicken thieves seem to pick out
Comps district as a. field for their man
oeuvres. Wednesday night. John Ai-
len. who lives just below the Campos
railroad crossing heard sounds about,
his place along coward midnight. and
he set out to .find out what .the trouble
was.
once entered his mind and went toward.
the coop. Here he was surprised to
dad a fellow in the act of taking one of
his fat broilers. As soon as the thiet
saw .ur Allen he gave a yell and Jump
ed. but Mr. Allen was after him. The
thief in this case also proved to be too
much of a sprinter for John and he got
away. but not. before several shots had
been fired in. his direction.
His description of the fellow tallies
with that ol the one that gave Louis
Leptlc a chase one night last week.
Chicken owners in Compo are now
keeping a strict “watch of their docks—
by night." and should they be visited
undoubtedly something will he doing
TORNADO'. GREAT HAVOC.
o—o—
Nina Parsons Killed in Illinois Towns
—D&ma9s Aneunts to Millions.
sap/tron. Ill. July Iii—A tornado
killed five persons. injured a score of
others and caused a property loss of
82 .000.000 here last night. The dead
are: Harry Doylc_ Nelson vens. R.
Purcell. Charles Snyder. William
Brown. a negro . .
MENDOTA. III. July 18-— Four per-
sons were killed and ten others act'-
Iously injured by a tornado which
struck the northern part of this city
last night. The path of the storm was
about eight miles in length. Eyery-
thlng In the atorm's track was levellcd
to tthe ground. The known dead are:
GeraA Boondorf. aged—b fifteen; Ora
Luny Aaged nineteen;.———~ Schatnel.
boy aged thirteen; ~— Schamcl boy.
aged four.
J. C. Sohamel.
The Injured: Mrs.
Mrs. John Wisschcm. Miss Wisachem
Mrs. Oscar Mllllgan. Jerome Milligau.
Alice Wilson. Edna Austin. Janice
Smgt: Henry Schweitser. Mrs. Jamep
Sm l
CORONQB DOTEN'S RETURN.
Has lean on On a Sailing Trip l0
A Flori as.
Coroner Charles A. Dutch returned
yesterday from. a two weeks' sailing
awny only one week but contrary
wia lads delay and his vacation was
langt and out... dve days. Ths- coro-
unmade hintsrip on the schooner
Jails A's Trubse and he had a most
«lovable line.-
there was rough- Awoather part of the
time._.bnt.tha trip was most enjoyable.
nsror A'l‘he landing was nude
at Jacksonville Fla.. and the return
home was or rail, A
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AGED. smarvurous VEARI.
Joseph -S‘oofiold,-Aiho oldest person in
NewCanaamAcelabrated- In a very quiet
wayiia‘ ninety-tannin birthday on Wed
nssday‘ ofttlts Veékflnly 15. Mr. Airp-
MM is still and well preserve
ct Soto-mot his‘adva years AAbeing
ship to walk shout. Mr ll. His mind is
marks bl-ysolebr ind active. and as
divas promise as ioolohratlsg. several
Momma. . MtAAiloofiald tsA not
the Mi inhabitant All! New Ca-
lass. ”it? and tho. :disttl‘tmon of set
N“ EW'! ass Inn
mm Aunts-wits was AApiil~ 2s.
1m. and if she ass lived until .i
only ‘Asl'svsn‘ oar-t. he would have
taunted. Justin-years;
t
Ali-*5
soar mam ’am'lopo
it”
“1'35...
Thoughts of .chickea thievesAat .
trip.- He originally. lnteaded to be.
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VIOTORI‘R B 0.; July ikm-‘Ml trace :.
upsetting.
«as.»
County.“
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“are“? dpin
city Con
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and
sat
ford!“l not:p sari.
but all life.
0
it Easter. and
of Yale, will occu- mm
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escort.
saw :v‘
John H. Knapp
John. H Light
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mum. proofing}; .
‘ . , rnANK r annuity
Sworn' to before me‘ and that!
in at! probcnem‘this 6th day“
John Har‘arris. .
of the Iiiv
and
ratw
"do
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas.
iA rank .1 Cheney makes oath that he
ofAll .Al.
is the
you .3
our: ‘
9
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mucous surfaces of the system. S’cnd
for testimonials.
'1 ct) Toledo...
Aby' ailAADru
Half I Fondly Pm“. are {no best "
.séwsn A row on.“
. H. Hubbard. of tsu-
“groin.“ than
WN’B“ tl
the,ona .we lost w “adores:b
a fair. res. Hoop
writeup“: anew I somatic SLIM“
DJ“.
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hit illlifliB
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gulch
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nuanced
rich eon-0
any Isynlsur
Obsidian: Masts
I. H. mattress
Journalsawln samusl mansion
A . MWsllsosA: carers: .
a. At-
Accounts Solicitor!
gators; '
t-edalii
ord Al’sare .
tf'
n AA -
trails- the biennium look like
‘ haw. 'tnakei new buildings stay
ADttflemnt
wm yet-instincts BANG];
and be COMFORTABLE, or will
you worry along with the coal
. stdvo all summer and- he Mill!
salons? ‘
f A GAS RANGE set in your
. 3 kitchen ready to light, for 810.25
E and up.
‘. Water Heaters from $10 up.
Connections free.
A poatal brings our represent-
!i atlve, .
i
t
A. apart. erlway and
.2 him... camp-av.
t..‘tl"t
upw‘longsr.
.COSIS, LITTLE TO IUY.
I8 EASY T0AAPPLY..
chasers.
Tn Opting. A»...
Window Shad-s. “‘
”start m
was Panama '
Paintsrs’ espous-
Artists' assisting.
At .“g-qs
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ha
‘i 99%.
Next Door-pity Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
s'ourH uoawsut.
Push...“
Th0 Conn." Oeu’b m‘inla‘ Gonna
discovered to its profit that the boat
advertisements ltthsa Ivan lineman,
cone gratltiousiy from its MM
pollen holdsraA Aasd. tramp striving in
this agency to live muss
ard in tho Lids-insurance
A». a r
and .
all SQLIIS of
Boat and Short: Re-
sort , Lunatics.
COMSTOCK.
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enquire or.-
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N. Acumen nt.
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United Bank Building. So. Not-walk. :
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HEADOUA ms FDR
Guns. RevOIVers,
Ammunition. Blank-s.
Fishing Tackle
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. . Cloth Window Shades. with 3"“
MA‘L-AM-«Aw'rru . pg. ...--..A ,.... .
We hm is find Heidi these Solid amt nan Curtain Beds. 8 n -
..... long, with natarss} 16c".
goods at very rationalize pace: on Cloth Binding. too has.
canadmng quality 9‘1"?le '“u MNCINC.
«confirms.
v.1
One of our. color cards will be
interesting to intending paint. pur
watts Cousin *Pclo‘a with Mixtures
.0111; New Goods are
. rstblks t
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rim—m oonvaalsnos- W
to get tbd digit without
5‘ A. .
adr'l‘bs lssssaing .
arc of suffocation
y accidentally leaving
0 :s,ifthogas latA-
“Third—Tho grant
gar of firs from .
ohss, matches
Fourth-4m
bags sc‘r'am' A‘ _ ..
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mating-m d
and than '
tbs carpst.
. The cost of tit
loss than tits cost .
proper cars tbs Ll .
1%"
'rité ‘ Miles? 3%“
Smith 55 Q
hot-walk wow”;
oil .and auto
yearsA'go "by
. I defy any ll!
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