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Many people, especially Women who
suffer from what in venerabterms Is
sailed “nonpartisan: Among all forms
of treatmentjnone his area approached
in success theivntsiligent use of Dr.
David Reason alloverite Remedy, or
.. which promotes an
easy and natural‘lctlon of the digest
FANCY CRIAMIRY IUTTIN. 82°,
. to move to- her house near Railroad
I .. M wt A.“ ~., “
The Fitch school is being repainted.
Mrs. William ,At‘mfitrong is Iii at her
liol’ll. r ‘ ‘
for a visit to Chester. t.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland have
returned from a trip to Coney Island.
Mn. James Hanford and Mrs. Ill. 1..
Hanford spent yesterday iu-Redding.
Mrs‘. Anderson. of Flrst.street._ is
«ableto be out again after a week's ill-
aess. . ' , . , '
Captain Wallace Bates took a party
out In his launch Leola Mae yesterday
afternoon. -
Hubert 1". Pierce. .of the Bridge
Pharmacy, is in Bridgeport today, on
business. . , , . ,
Miss Fannie McGinn, of Bridgeport.
is visiting her aunt. .Mrs. Joseph Reed,
of Belden Place» ~ . .
George Bell, who is employed in
New York, has returned home larva
few days' vacation. , , .
rs. William Barnett and Mrs. John
‘Co e have returned from Danbury.
where they have been.
day in Redding. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Bates.
A rehearsal of Fitch's Orchestra was
held last evening. at the home 'of E. A.
Benedict, of Cottageiavenue..- . .
John Costello. of Bridgeport, substi-
tuted for Richard Irwin. on Cole’s Elec-
tric Express wagon, yesterday. ‘
James L’Homedieu led the regular
class meeting of the East Avenue
Methodist Church. last evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Ward Palmer, of South
Norwalk, entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Xi’allacc Bates and children. yester-
33'-
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland ,and
Mrs. Ira Youngs, of Norwalk, went to
gooey Island, yesterday, to spend the
ay. ,
Work has been commenced tearing
up and repairing the approach to the
Washington street draw bridge on the ‘
west side.‘
Miss Nellie Ericson and sister, of
Benedict Farm, returned home yester-
day from Springfield. Mass, where
they spent two weeks.
Miss Ella Biydenburg Is dowiy re-
covering from the severe case of Ivy
suffering for several days past. ‘
‘The members eta-the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church will leave
the church tomorrow morning at 9:45
on the trolley for a ride and then to
Roton Point, to spend the day. Mem-
bars are requested to meet promptly
at 9:30. . ,
Such a lovely morning to start away
on. an excursion. Nevertheless, uu-
donated by the weather. Arthur 0.
Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bruta-
strup left this morning on the excur-
sion to Block Island, trusting that the
weather wouldxciear during the day.
Hurry Reed has taken a position at
William Weishelt's, saloon. on the
bridge. Mr. Reed - is well-known in
East Norwaik and South Norwalk. He
has been away for some time. but‘has
returned with Mrs. Reed, and his many
friends wilibe glad to see him again.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Mary Richards, of'Brookside. Is
avenue, . .
The members of Rowaylon Hose
Company will hold theiuaual ice cream
festival tonight, . , _
Miss Lillie Webb, of Bowayton ave-
has. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Libble
ill'alrchild, in Bridgeport.
, Mrs. Jennie Sharon and Mrs. Loretta
Slater. of Penuoyer street, left today
{or Hensonvilie, in theICatsklil Moun~
sins. -
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Ogden, of
‘Rowayton, avenue. drove to Bridgeport
‘today, to visit theirtormor friends and
old home. _
Mr. and Mrs. Ranson Smith have re-
turned home ,to,.tbe ,Bcr ,shires, after
spending a week with M as Maud Ad-
ems. of Highland av,enue., ,
The Rowaytcn Baptist Sunday
School picnic. to Corona, Beach was
postponed until tomorrow on account
ofthe weather conditions. ,
A drowns discovered Monday morn-
ing about 4 o'clock in the pantry at
nine home of Hannah Broderick .in
"Rowayton. In trying to extinguish
the blaze MryBroderick burned his
hands quite badly, but, succeeded in
putting, out the fire some any great
damage had been done.
names: AND NOROTON. .
figie’ Hook and Lpdder Comnsuy ts
organising a; hall team . . , ‘
Charles Hanson. «Brooklyn. visited
Frederick Smith evor‘Sundsy. at his,
homemmmamtmt . . . . .. .
The Darlene: d Olenhrooks, Seo-
oude, Stamford, will play nest 8st-
urda’ “a tel-neon, at 8:80 o'clock. ,
w llism Willmott and Stephen
Prince left {Juries yesterday. and will
spend two months inflow York.
Nathan Nash and Ennis Taylor have
been heard from, and are new or Glad-
weil. Kansas. workine, In threshing
me! on wheat reside. f , '
7 ~Jelle Ice Cream do: at Street’s
“lacqxj! : E) _ _ . .2
, Arthur Wood and Henry. Northrnr'
isn‘t-gym. the sheet iron also
aim ' e M s ,
Gauguin Tuners. saw. E.
{Company will soon took
panel- the work.-
, Masthead the
.4.
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{to irayfilfhenu' fly
air growtrestorootohir. . ‘
Kiss can. not is vi- tomorrow ‘
Mr.-.and Mrs. w. I. Bates spent Sun,- .Thurgd“,
ion the excursion to Block Island, giv-
‘of that period seemed to go Its way
poisoning, from which sheibas been lization served the purpose of'keepiug
its Incorporators has been instrument-
al in a largely increased list, and a
corresponding popularity.
house proper is one of the old and sub-
stantial dwellings of a decade ago. and
much of. Its originality hasbeeu re-
tained. It is an ideal resort on a sum-
mer's day. and for the links, an im-
portant adjunct toal‘lgolf clubs, they
are copddered among the very best in
the country. There is. an
number of members from
and no better endorsement of a club
can be bad than the coming of mem-
bers from so far away to participate
actively in the club sports.
brother, Samuel Hathaway, of Dan-
bury.
residence and made other improve-
ments. w _ , ,
: . Mrs."Studwell. of Hackemhck. New
Jersey. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred. Keyser.
family have gone to .Grendeid Hill to
spend awash with Mrs, Burtis'
outs, Mr. and Mrs. Sammie.
NOTES OF THE SEAS-KORE.
plug at the Hall Cottage.
look Cottage for the season.
visitor at the’ island yesterday.
are stepping atthe ClilI Cottage.
are stopping at thejl‘alr View cottiize.
son.
are stopping at the Arbor Cottage. on
theEalt Shore.
street, is visiting her daughter., life
i". H. Fitch, at Hickory Bing.» v
South Norwalk are at the Clover
sou.
=Edwiu Hoyt and family it ‘New
buttsge for the remainder of the sea-
lIe eastward came to anchor in front
of the Norwallt Yacht Club yesterday
afternoon. '
enjoying It to the utmdet.
It > d, - Leda: .tnmofblle house on land; near,
”I u ”,3: suitable. The house will be used
WESTPORT.
m
Aspetuclt lodge, K. of P. is to meet
tonight ,
Miss Grace Strickland is visiting in
Boston. .
J, I). Roe, of New York, was a re-
cent visitOr hero. ,1.
Dr. H. 1". Adams and wife are out-
lng at Litehfleld. ,
Mrs. iiidwin Jennings is visting rela-
tives in Hartforsl- ,. .
New York, are guests at the home of
George Gregory, Saugatuck.
Mrs. Frank N, Taylor a eating at
Bethlehem. White Mounts us.
Tennis is the chief entertainment at
the Farms at present, and the cent.-
of social gathering b on the courts
of the Misses Earle.
C. H. Norton Is on a business trip
to Brooklyn that will cover several
Weeks. ,
Miss Helen milgloy. of New York,
is the guest of merchants Dannigan.
Horses 3. Coley and wife have re-
turned home from a visit with friends
at fiharon. ‘
David Stungea and family are on-
cupylng the Burweli place, on King
street.
Greens Fsrms Congregational Sim-
day school wril picnic at Rotoa Point,
' Mrs. Jasephlne'Harrison has return-
od home from an extended stay In
New Jersey.
A number from this place are to go
on by the Consolidated railroad on
Thursday. ‘
J, E. Haseidlne and daughter, of
Rev. Robert. Thomson. of Bound
Brook, N. J., Is spending hls'vacatiou
her with friends.
This evening there is to be a drill
and water throwing contest between
Compo sud Vigilant engine companies.
The event will attract tire laddies
from the Norwalks, Fairlield and
Southport. There is an abundance of
friendly rivalry between the two com-
panies and the tests are, certain to be
on their merits. .
Tiler a no more attractive place in
this vic nity, even for the locker on
than Is the club house and grounds'of
Hockanum Golf club. It has been
some time In existence and for a part
uninteresting, save only to the few
whoorganlsed it; the intent always
being to make It an exclusive organ-
many that are new active in the club’s
membership from joining, but the
charm of the surroundings, the la-
creasing popularity of the sport, and
the broadening out of the views of
The club
ucreasing
ridgep’ort
HWEST NORWALK. ‘
n... Fred Keyser ls, entertaining her
Charles Johnson has reshlngled his
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Burtis and
par-
Mrs. Sensing, of Brooklyn, Is stop-
Mrs.. Littler is“occupylng the Over-
Mr. Barker, of New” Milford, wane
Mr. Flynn and family of New York,
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison,“ BOthél.
Mrs. Bradford. of New York, has ar-
rived forthe remainder of the sea-
Mrs. Marley, of Brboklyn, is occupy-
Ing the Union cottage for several
weeks. , .
Mr. Johnson and party of Newark.
mirage. Brown. of South on}.
George F. Fools had friends from
Cottage for the remainder of the sea-
Tori: are occupying w. a. Hubbeli's
son. , .
A, handsome ileum yacht cruising to
~ William F. Clark, of Brooklyn, has
moved into the cottlxorlately erected
for biurlm the south abound is new
Timothy H. Foster is erecting an on-
his ii"
shelter for (1H. Davis’. new-Lento. ~
w. Damn, Ward auxin-ed
’ I mmklyn- i ‘
Among the recent visitors At the Io:
" - Fleming, Miss Mary M. Laby and
rim
F», ‘.'~ '. . .
moment.» It Iran‘s-
rlson, of Newark, N. 14-qu Ethel
Yule. of Newark: Robert ,., or“ of
Newark. and Mrs. ill. S. Area, of
land View hotel are: Mrs. M. L.
Mary M. Q. Laugblin of Laurel Hill;
7W, C. Missy-Mrs. ‘W, B and W
Gray Bliss, of prisms, N. ,.; Miami
Mrs. L. W. Reufrew and sons, of No
York; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rico, of
Newark.~.N. J»; uthwoaci Nichds
and ,Ilcrbart .B. K I08]. 01 Piiillfifiiil.
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WAS WAOTINO AWAY. ,
“I had been troubled with kidney
disease tier the lust Ive years.” writes
Robert R. Watts. of Salem, lilo. 'fl
lost flesh and never felt welt and doc
tor-ed with leading physicians andt'ried
all remedies suggested .wlthout «lief.
It‘lnsllyil tried Foley's Kidney cure
and less than two bottles'eompletely
cured mevsnd I am new sound and
well." During the summer kidney ir-
regularities are often caused by exces-
sive drinking or being overheated. AI.»
tend to the kidneys- at ease by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale at
Pialsted‘s drug store. . W
HAT. IN THE ROUGH.
A Letter From' Vice-President Lee. of
Hot’flniphere' Annotation.
'i‘he Dsabury News prints the follow.
Ing commaaintlon: _
On a number of occasions recently
there appeared in The, News articles
on the batting situation. In those arti»
cles reference was made to batting in.
the rough, and it has created ,no little
discussion. To me it Is the paramount
question. Since the establishment of
the industry In this country.,DanburI/.
Bethe]. ‘80th Norwaik. Newark Aend.
its neighboring district, Orange. were
the home, or center of, the iegltlmatsin.
batting, but within the past fifteen
yearssomc enterprising. but. not very
far sighted manufacturers saw a pos:
sibliity of a, get rich quick sclAame in
venture has proved a boomerang. as
the, situation today shows. It, is not
the honest competition between :manu-
facturers :or supcsed high pricesfor in
bar, etc.. but the fault lies. with these
same enterprising, gentlemen who,
slang with a few others, have crept lot:
or late. the business, andwho'now find,
themselves so firmly, entrenched . that
they hate to be dislodged. (This Is not.
ur‘ai enough. but it issiso natural that
the trade at large. which ”injured
should takesuch steps as are neceqa.
sary to protect itself. This is the os-
sence of good business, Regulate‘the
traffic in this commodity that hasprcv»
ed such a blightin the industry of, beta
ting, There are thousands .of doom
hats being finished and trimmed daily
under all manner of conditions by for‘
sign born and foreign speaking people
in garrets, collars and dwelling places
of people who, like their "get rich
quick" preceptors. manage to earn a
livelihood sufficient ”only for their,
class. at the expenses ofthe rightful,
English speaking workman and. fair
trimmer. Some maycontend that the
oatputof these microbes of industry
is insignificant. This is a mistake.
These parasites get upisay a.dosen or -
so hats, wraptliem up in a cloth, there.
by saving the expense of~boxes, cases.
from dealer to dealer, finding ready
purchasers because they can be“ bought
from ”to 86 Jonathanfrcm a mute;
his concern. .The; output of these
sweat shops furnishenan argument
in thoracic or. saying», in the ewe
gregste enough of these hateare made
to keen several large factorlemampioyg
fed, and it means an incalculabie loss. to
our men and women, to say nothing of
beer. the argument used. thatmaiters
work ng at that end of the business
wou
existingorder of things. I myself hsye
a better opinionof their fairnessmnilf
manhood. There are just so many
heads to be covered in this great Unl-
tod States, and what goth doesto maker
derive to see these hatssprcad broads
cost over ,‘the ountry IQ: be finished
and‘ trimmed y these whose oiliy
vworklng'card Is to speak "Yiddish,”
compel his fellow craftsman. the tin-
isher. to follow up these goods to gain
a living? Beingcomnelleddo, follow
up employment in nu bibles is as
uncurtai as itls unprofite le.‘ “It‘ll!!!
divided _ files broken,” homes, slid
reddced" a, portion of Our,
mend‘era. th respect to ace drops
In different parts of the country that
have risen to the dignitfoft a'-"‘fls‘t
Manufacturer” either in the rough or
‘the,‘flul_shed article, .woul ,ilt not be
'good business to still furl er dignity
or honor th ives by adding smoke
shop or, cats , g department. as the
requirement calls Ion. her-phymakiag
,a: more .bmlthyécoadl , , for ’tb ,
J‘selvea...s.a;.their71tnausac3ons«this;
ter collections,wbetter everything? By
havilitm mass In the me factory
maggot the
9f thehetting business. The hot man-
ufacturers as a rule are, making an hon-
eat effort to. raise up; “at
e
getting up hats in the rough, but the ,
freight, cartage. etc; and paddle them ‘
that hats can.» be, produced, to. seli,_for p
less money, than what;thcy humbling .
establishing and ,maintaining‘rWi‘Ons -
(and damaging principles of trade. "yo »
resent any interferenoe'wuh the .
, , "yen to the
incision: Installers 3% camellia '
from threw an to the finished pro- 3'
duct will .aiitarlnats or exterminate the _,
‘is gnawing at the vitais “II
lt‘ ,. ,, .
‘wIIi Jin o.’ . ,
our Danhury 1;sz bwe w'lii polomi
, , ,P am or 0
559534?" If our Mr. Law is
pmeer‘thctiy 1pr he will hev _,
courage of his conviction. Lot "
rogrd of directors pus such I!!!
Iihtlng the traffic in rough hob.
tfie rties concerned shun
a"? irfimselvefiito the ‘
a. tour o so a coach
eglslzt'lotn and not p‘snder 1:0
r. 0 men. us ' ,
handouts» [01% i, I?» flew ,
number, and this canines »~ .
, without great or purines
$310110. l' .l ‘iiiéamg‘ '
Danhsr‘y. August 8. ‘i ’ , , "I
swam: Mayo, 1' ,. ,
' The startling auctions, , ,1
preventive of s iclde had“, I,
cred will Intern t_ martyr A; “
system.~or dcspOnde cy‘ldv f
cede suicide and so eililiig‘vv
found that will prevent-tbs} ' . .
which makes'eoulcldé-‘liktil Ni? . , .
first thought of self dehtrlbn, *'
Electric _ltters. It bill ’ 7
topic and nervine wtllu ‘ f
nerves and build up theis
also a great Stomach, Liv
hey regulator. Only Iillc.. ' , .
tion guarantied by F. H. Baxtoo m
"t . . I. , ,I' M
PEACE MAKER WALO 3: . .C
. ”up I. ‘ is '
Democrstlc etate‘ 00mm
‘ Maltese Visit to Irl , ,
The Intensity of though "
lug In the packs, of t'h
party between the 'foi‘d
Mulvihlll and Probate 13:? . , ,
is causing much_app_reh {outfit
of Bridggyort, “and’llioa‘tt'entl =
John J. aish.'of'Norwalk,’tiha§‘ ,
of the Demoeratlc statb' ' tint” '
mlttea has been dire‘etedcg‘
ation. and it Is udddrstotid
coming to this city within"
to‘mske an effort to‘ bi: as the
eats” together,” hays ,' he ’
Standard. ’ . ,
y The reason' for"‘c"aIiIIlg ll
*mitn Walsh'to use hls‘lullu
the combatants. is that the «us
injure the chances
tionai ticket i‘
sitcom. no ,
the state realise t _,
a cook in', this fall on
log shquid be, ‘ cemented. 1
card and dimension 'so a
Islin a number ofhp'l s ' , 7
chances'wlil be bbor I
Chairman ' Iii
, . , W‘sl , , ‘ .
life on 'hand Ir ho’int‘on ,‘ tau»
two scrapping elements of, amps: a
Democracy together. ‘ m or
made some time ago tedious "
clllatlon, because themayor
let up. That he has date,
the obstinate sort is evidedt
followthe game of politics
this city. The mayor has ,
station, of never , letting ‘II ,
whom, he has started, out ,_
Theflght is bitter new“ I}, y
are saying hard thIngs about in; op-
.ponent and no matter what me
of success Chairman Walshlm’
streets of the present struggle,
lasting. ,V , " "
, it is the plan of Mr. Will
use persuasion. If this-
O
distributing the cashmliimo
lowed this fall. .
i ruinous"
dilution .
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‘UNION MINER DRIVEN
‘ ‘ .4 VICTOR.
, moron, Cola. . subarea:
Harper. former presidents,
,Mlne‘rs' union and late mating“
Mluers' Union store, in
ofrtlle band of deported an ,
who returned to the comp).
aelsed at his home by sporty»
:ed, men, and driven out or
Harper’s sou Ritchie, about
years old. was “also 1 ’
company his father. but .
back about one bout-1 is
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ee. o n, orw , -
. ollce Nesta- started
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death. , Thusia'm
foam cuts orphny
death; penalty. ,_~I '
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t chest Salve on earth,
vent totality, when, Bu
.cerfiliidl’ilesthj '~
1‘. HfBaxber’s .
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. "arcade 3””
with a better class of customers. bet- ~ Q
:50!“ 97.73“.“ I
ifias "
A tend II .”“°““’om ii.
a a o wages. , ,, Io:
'slgltm‘dbliwgfegt the; In“? laud-
Iem. . on a I9
ofhats; ' 3% e suingg
this on snuggle chout-twe‘u
tymillion. but do confines-inconcei-
‘ eilclajeffect'f Asl
1area are
as.
d 1391!! consoling. em. Dc.
no
’ its first so many '
willbe :‘osads by the self-same
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