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expect to take life after marriage. ~
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some ordinary persons.
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chooses to think for himself occasion
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hit Ioal '
stiller! language of th
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FANCY CREAMERYI BUTTER. 22°
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saw one 109 POK.
A. ?* Itull
ut the church.
has secured a position at the South-
port pharmacy,
walk, visited with friends in Now Co-
nnun, Tbursda‘y.
her home suffering from poisoning.
Her face is badly swollen as the re-
suit of it.
Miss M. Frances Wood of New Ha-
ven, the professional nurse. is spend
ing a three monlhe' vacation at her
homo here,
The Washington street bridge has
been practically cdmrllsted and the
trolley cars have resumed their regu
lur schedules.
Mrs Arthur Raymond and deugh
tcrs, who have been visiting w. and
Mrs. Daniel ll'HcrumeIlieu. have gone
to Stamford for a. visit.
The oyster set is now an assured
fact as every oyster man is willing to
F. E. LOCKWOOD ’2. ca.
39 Wall St" Norwalk.
are factory agents for the following
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Insurer: a Warm House, Day and
Night, In Coldest Weather. '
.4 COTTAGE AVENUE. admit. it is well advanced now. and
I seems tO be general all over the beds.
EAST NORWALK, I CONN. Albert. Bergen of New Mllfrod. ha:
i commenced his duties at the Bridle
Pharmacy. Mr. Bergen has had three
years' experience in the drug business
in New Milford.
Mr. and Mrs, James R. Warden, of
St. John street. trove returned from a
delightful trip to SaratogIL Ausu‘llo
Chasm Lake Champlain. Lake George
and surrounding places
I], W 1' Tickets were given out yesterday to
craft; '1” the pupils of the East Avenue Metho-
L r I dist Episcopal Sunday school for their
LOCOMOBILE annual picnic. Those scholars who
were not there can get. them at the
church Thursday morning.
Word was received today from Mrs.
lmttie linuford and Miss Loretta Ains-
wortlr that they had arrived safely in
France after a very pleasant trip
across the ocean. Neither was sen-
sick at any time during the voyage.
ROWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ambler are on-
tertaining relatives from out of turn
Mrs. A. L. Hubbard is visitim:
friends in Shelton. Bridgopost, and
other places.
Mrs ltrlgene Cushmau and daugh-
tors. Emma and Mildred. are visiting:
relatives at Northport 1.. I.
Mrs Charles Terry and children
have returned to their borne at North.
port, after a visitvwlth relatives in
thialploce.
‘ A concert was given in the Bull
tlst Church Sunday evening, at 7: so
to which all were invited. A very In
rerouting program was prepared, con-
sisting of readings recitations. vocal
and Instrumental solos, duet, come.
solos etc.
The itcwaytou Flower Club picked
one hundred bouquets from their dow-
er garden, yesterday. They were son'.
to New York with others.
Rev. If. C. Brown, who has been
spending a month In Northwood, N.‘
Tal. Call 97-5.
lire gurus Point!
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ITEN-VV
il., has returned borne and occupied
the gulpltoa Sunday. Preaching at
10:4 ; Sunday school at 12; Junior
Endeavor at 4. At 6:30 there was a
union meeting of the Epworth League
and Christiou Endeavor Society in the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Marnie Donahue, of Noroton, is
spending a two weaks’ vacation in At—
lantic City. with friends.
George Shel-er, of Dorian. has secur-
ed a lucrative position in New York
city, and is a daily commuter.
Charles B, Fitch has work well
V along on the, new stable which he is
building for George W. Southw§ck.
Frank Hindley, who has a s tuation
_ in New York, is IOW residing in that
place having tired of commuting on
’ the railroad to Darien
~ancy Crackers of all kinds at.
Streets Cash Grocery
Mr. and Mrs. Harry St. John, of
Hartford, are spending a few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
I St John. Main itreet.
A check for 85, 737. 60 for government
aid for the Soldiers' Home at Noroton
for the quarter ending June 30 has been
received by Governor Chamberlain.
The engagement is announced at
Mics Amanda Elisabeth smith; daugh-
ter of Edward Smith. of sound Bésch
and Francis K. Grain, secretary of tho
I.
port. The wedding will be in Octo-
bet.
I l
.
WasrPOR'r. I:
Harry Lloyd. of Providence, has been
cliotel Victoria. D-
Corner Railroad Avenue and Monros
-,_ at rest
Special Tab “oi Dlnasr my.
nrNINo finish—“— OPE—j UNTIL" r. N.
Everything In“ season prepanri by
an experienced chef, and served in art-
salient stile.
r. e. soon/AN Prop.
Tel Call sass
FHLL III. 02
Iron YOUR .rurvx. ”~
vacuum mountainous
k II to
inn 2:.“ interests} a.
visiting here. -
A. W. Grant, of Palnfield, N. J), is
visiting in town.
Leroy Davis and family, of Bethel.
are visiting friends here.
Dr Kendall and lentils. or New York
are recent arrivals at the Forms.
Its nearly all strange men operating
rBridgepOrt‘Westpor-t trolleysp now.
Without cruising the new comers,
our public greatly miss the old cm.
loyees. '
have is no earthly reason why re’aI-I
dohts On Riverside ti‘venuo should be
”I forced to transfer to and from the
..V
‘~ca.osecllrl
errltt spout yesterday in
Charles Hosegood is spending his va~
Norman E. Malmo started today on
worth league will be held this evening
Charles Merritt, of East Norwalli,
Mrs. Joseph llollrtlran, of East Nar-
Mlss Ella Blydonburglr is confined to
Fairfleld Motor Company, of Bridge»
"if
be
III will:
all or
m , serum"...
’of it but there' a riot/bit y ”and tug push~
' ing the sand car special’cuer t 9 road
and as Thomas says: "Variety is the
cinnamon. cloves and allsploe Of life
even troiloying." v ‘
The day cannot be far’ distant when
the Connecticut Rallwa try it Lighting
(30,3981. make the Wes port terminus
of the Bridgeport runs at the depot
Snugntuek. That the VVililth century
wills see the long promised through
cars, even to Norwaik. not even out
cials of the vouchers believe: in im—
portant details the corporation is woes
frilly defective. in cost of transpor-
tntion and time. exorbitant from the
present terminus to Baugaturk depot
would entail the trip flronr‘ point to
point could easily humans In an hour.
It will dispense with the spasmodtcai
iiggers now run there, the beach runs
easily covering North Main street. and
chief in interest to the company, will
ultching plies? Never mind if ev-
erything elso failed to cure you. Try
Dunn‘s Ointment NO failure there.
50 cents. of any drug store.
NOTES ’OF THE SEASHORE.
A party of New Canaan young folks
had a pleasant evening at Roton Point,
Thursday.
Joseph M. Ives. of Danbury, spent
Sunday at Tavern island Norwalk, the
guest of Eben ,liill.
Miss Alice Everett. of New Canaan
tho Coarstock Cottage, Hickory Bluff.
The annual picnic of the New Ca-
naan Congrrgational Sunday school
will he held at Roton Point next
Thursday.
Walters Brothers Of Newark, N. .l.,
and C. It Snow and wife. of bridge-
port have been recent guests at the
hotel Roton Point
Rev '1‘. B. Miller, of Dnrien Metho-
dist Church, led the tent meeting at
Bell island yesterday afternoon. The
meeting was well attended.
A fight of brief duration took place
on the grounds at Rotcn Point yester-
day afternoon. The fighters were two
intoxicated iouglrs from New York
'I‘heir friends parted them before
much damage was done to either. A
largo crowd gathered to see the ex-
citemeut.
There was some disappoinimens
among the large gathering at ltoton
Point yesterday, over the nonrappcar-
sure of Milo. Murphy, the soprano Solo-
ist who was to appear each afternoon
and evening this week. Mile. Murphy
sang with great success on the- hotel
veranda Saturday night, and then left
by trolley in the evening for her home
in Bridgeport. On the trip she caught
a severe cold, and it was explained
yesterday that ho was unable to sing.
Professor Show. the accompanist, who
is also a singer of ability, entertained
yesterday. receiving a number of en-
thusiastic enact-es. ' He has a good
voice and is a skillful pianist
There were three large excursions at
Roton Point, yesterday. Several hun-
dred members of the Passaic Singing
Society came by steamer John Sylves-
ter and barge it. M. Church “from New
Jersey, and 2,000 members and friends
of the Catholic Lyceum. of Brooklyn,
came to the Point by the barge Em~
pire, in tow of the tug Rice. The isa-
bel also came to the Point with an ex-
cursion from New York. The singing
society rendered a number of noise
tions on the hotel veranda, Lowe's or-,
chestra gave a concert, Walter Reed
and Mr. Show favored with vocal
numbers, and a delegation of politic-
ians from Ansonia. Derby, Shelton and
Seymour. who came down in alaunch,
sang and gave instrumental numbers
fol-the edlflcation of a large number
of people. Two excursions from New
York are booked for the Point this of-
tcrnoon, and on Thursday the Congre-
gational Church members from Green
rhrms will be present. other excur-
sions are due the 19th, 20th, 23d, 27th
and alst, from New York.
DEAD BODIES FOUND.
A Waterbury Man Died of Over- Stim-
ulation.
I WATERBURY. Conn. August 8-
John O'Leary. aged 39, was found
dead late yesterday afte‘rnoOn. in the
collar of a house at the corner of Bald-
win and Pleasant streets. The body
was badly decompOsed and had proba-
bly been in the collar for over a week.
OLeary boarded with Mrs. Bowl in
the same house in which his body was
found. He had been out of work for
some time, and left the house about.
three weeks ago, stating that he was
going to New Hayen to look for em-
ployment He had pawned or: watch
and secured four dollars on it.
.He was Identified, by the pawn tick-
st, which he had In his pairet. The
doctors state that he probably died
from stimulation.
DEAD BwY FOUND.
RIDGEFIDLD, Chan, August 8.739-
tween‘ 3 and tvO‘OlOck Saturday after-
noon's boy named Johnson, while fish-
big on the banksrcf the river. which
runs through Branchvllie. discovered
the dead body of a man about 50 years
Of ag e
Itgprov‘ed so humor of Joseph Bar-
‘ .
ly emnIOyed in the blacksmith shop
of John Quinn. In Branchville He left;
there about two weeks ago and has not
been5 liberal of since until his body was
discovered today.
composed '
TIPPE NOE CHORUS ON DECK.
cli'm'us. of Bridge:
‘ Bridgeport runs. , r ,
‘ ‘A‘bout 25 members of. “Dbl! ck
Whfilf dlub participated in st atflw
' ride Wednesday night With »
, st the bench as a relief“
rm magnum
pm. "will" no heart! spars this coming
itifivaiii or to Elton active
be an added source of revenue to it. .
has been spending the past week at
5 improves on the cart wheel by having
noise they make is “‘kiappering" (snap
man. of Georgetown, who was tonne!» ‘ sees
it was badly Vile-3 mi
found lutoim.
tensed to thlrt days,
county Jail. ’1‘ eodore In.
Meriden. refuses to eat; ‘
leave his cell. He adopted
ten days ago, after having been In
diail ten days.
the expiration of his sentence in ten
days more physicians so! Dasnekindt
will starve himself to death This he is
determined to do. even fighting atten-
dants who try to feed. him.
ion that this prisoner is insane, .al
though relatives and friends at he is
In his right mind Sheriff Dutham’
is now trVying to have the remaining
ten days of rail aen'tenco must... The
police Object, fearing the man might
become violently insane if allowed to
go free.
As lilo case is one of punishment for
intoxication it is probable that the
man will be given into the easterly of
his family.
ONLY WAY TO save IRELAND.
New Industries Alone Can Cheek the
Exodus of 40,000 a Year. I
"For 25 years over 40. 000 people have
left lreland annually Unless this is
stopped there will be none but old peo-
ple and girls loft there in another
quarter century. It is this which we
are working to avoid, and avoid it we
must If Ireland ever is to he more than
a name in history"
Kinsley' a. declared at the Stratford
hotel that the salvation of Ireland lay
not in rebellion, nor in political endeav-
or nor oratorlcal flights at the picnics
of Irish moieties in America, but in in
dustrial reform. , »
"in lrcland " he said, “there are 290,-
000families wh‘ eh llvo‘ on loss than 15
acres of land. There are of this num-
ber, 180, 000 families which has less
than five acres and 90. 000 f ilics
which have less than one acre. One
family may be able to exist on these
little patches, but when the young men
grow up they must find means of sup-
port elsewhere.
"That is why the irish Industrialiso- I
ciety has been organised; lit Is. estab-
lisbing other industries'fbesldos agricul-I A
tum There are now over till) of them.
but of course they are small. Yet they
are doing their work. and we know we
are not laboring in vain. "—Chicagb
Journal.
THE ONION CURE.
A Remedy Which is Claimed hr Be
infallible In Pneumonia.
This remedy, which ia'claime'd to be
infallible. was formulated many years
ago by a well known physician In New
England, who never lost a patient‘ by
this scour 9: Take six or ten onions
according 0 size. and chop fine. Put
in a lungs spider over a hot fire. add-
lag about the same quantity of‘ rye
meal and vinegar to form a stiff pasta
Stir thoroughly and simmer five or
ten minutes. Put into a cotton bag
I
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Fair tonight and Wednesday:
variable winds. 1 I
”le
W
Unless something can be done before"
At the Jail, officials are of the epic...
.- railroad. from A l I I l
York cemmlhmal dPllIudeOn &
V road: from
I Shore and Michigan0 Souths
' from Los Angelou to' sen
P. J. Hanson, of Dublin, who SDOIIG‘ ‘
before the irish Fellowship Club at '
IIIISI
not [Indian
Vat Winslow at 7: 30 s. In.5
you. Those who wish may make trip
TWO CENTS.
res.
Ingres-”J
and Marl
who constl
represelfhgl]
lodge and earn
as itihsrm for H!
all the local Oddi‘m 1‘ch
Intends who decided to .
uey..wblch is a most dell
The arty will is o"
newt. sepmmna‘r intro:
New York. New Haven and”
rauro'sd. from all Connect”
Springfield, Most. from
Albany via fh’c‘ some.”
road; from Chicago to Cir
and Los Angeles Saute Nd
Southern PnCiflc railroad, do
The complete itinerary of It;
as follows:
Woducsdsy. September,
8 ringileld at 6: 24 p. In. ac
{’38 late at any convenient eitflléi‘ AW
.eirve Albany via New tori: Ceiitrsi
1t) p,m ,. , I
Thursday. September 8 .—m
falo via Long. Shore and
Southern. 5 30 a to En recreates
the south shore of Loris .Erie, more
through. Ashtahula, Cleveland Titled
and other thriving cities or Ohio n
lndlann Arrive Chicago 9 pm
in p to leave Chicago over the
{e '
Friday, September 9.--.Br'ealtfn,
Irinrng car—«a is carts. Arrive Knots
Guy. 10: 30 a. m Deere 11 s. In. the ’
Kansas City until arrival at Los 11- I
who (eitcefp; ‘at CrandCau .
meals will served at the
eating .houses. All day
through the best portion.
Topeka. dinner at Hutehln
I Saturday, .Segrtémbsrlo
Co at 7 : t
' Til
Peak anI punish Peaks
Ascent ,Of. Briton Ringo.
Oxide and, rich at LasV
than? . ‘ g m
querquc a r V _ ’
the from lth’ munimool
r on. ~ Leave .
Isente'mbar;
sumo; .
von. Diabio about. 9; 16 a. by, V
staff and San Francisco
about 10: 30 a In. Arrive Williams
11: 55 a ruler lunch D’eavs Willittma
for Grand Canyon, 2 p. m. Arrive
Grand Canyon. 5 p. m. _
down trail to bottom and this Is rec- I. ‘
ommended. Others can walk or ride
along the rim.
Tuesday, September 13.4mm
Grand Canyon 9 a. In. Enroute v
large enough to cover the lungs and
apply to the chest just as hot as the
patient can bear it. in about ten min-
utes change the position. and thus corr-
tiaue reheating and applying, and In a
few hours the patient will be out oil
danger. And‘just here a word of can-
tion. ‘In appl this or any other hot
poultice CSI‘O‘ uat be exercised not to
let the patient get chilled during the
changing process. Have the hot one
all ready to go on before the oodling'
one is removed. and make the ex-_ .
changes so swiftly and deftly in
there is not a moment's sexposute
the bOdIv surface. which becomes Elix-
ceodingiy sensitive to a chill. ./
M
STORKS HAVE NO VOICFN
In Holland Where They Ar; Numer-
ous. Laws PMeot Them.
Storks are has often seen on the
American continent. but drc commonly
found in nearly all the countries of
Europe. in Holland, whose they are
particular numerous and are tect-
ed by law, their nests are general
the summit of a tall post. not up on
purpose for them. on which is fixed as
old cart wheel. A Dutch gentleman
has one such post In his seconds with-
in sight of his library window. but he
an iron framework for the reception of
the nest The first year it was put
up, toward the sod of June. a solitary
young stark used to come daily and
inspect this framework. He was seen
there One dlry standing in an empty
receptabio exactly like a would-be ben-
c‘dict inspecting an empty house, con-
templating the view and wondering If
the drains are all right.
The vordict was apparently favora-
bio, for next season ss'w the nest oc-
copied by the newly wedded prior.
Their power of wing is very tine, rind
on hot days they ssoehd in spiral cir-
cles, hardly mOving their broad, black
wings. till they look no bigger their
files After the young are hatched
'thcy'ra‘ppesr to be snspicidus of
another and unwilling to leave the heat.
“1188!“de-
Sterile have no voice.
The only ‘
pin]: their great rad mandibles rapidly
and loudly.) Thus they -
other, gilnersliy by th t
head until the upper mandible 'reiits
on Ith'o back. but Occasionally may
per n
. -
MISTAKEN IDENTITY. I. .
enteof a certain part of Spruce
have often seen two charming
much all that he one evor bothers 7
to {listings h between them. coming ‘
.I from one of the finesse The not
or both dross almost alike
”3&0!!!“ who knows the old can
I given I:
rival will give ample abnormal I
party to get comfortably will all
do a little sight seeing before the so
sion opens on 6191 1901'.
have brought $25 is "any
bring more than are
hacoonist.
PHI" to be fashIOnsble and
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Williams. Lunch of Ash Fork 1:05
In. Dimer at the Needles 7 p. m.’
Wednesday, September“
Les Angeles 8: 26 a. m.
to rise early and
through Sun
arrival at
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lets informs n, by:
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gains and vicinity
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_ Santa Barbara and Sun J
Saturday, Ser'itembor"r 17-»
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mods
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excursion rate for t
which is $77, includin
the Grand Canyon.
made up of standard and
man sleepers, an obsefva
fet car, baggage car. etc. " "
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state, the de’iegatlbn has on "
ing headquarters in room 733
float, Mutual building, Hart!
sleeping reservations Will be M
all details explained to my, ' ‘
the order and their moods.
received at headquarters" _
the Rhode Island delegation "
ably join the Connecticut
the Vermont delegation h
join the Nutmeg state Odd
Chicago The tickets its
turn until October 23..
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