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nose. auntie. .
place, dear.
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Aunt Prisms-wt ‘ailf' Ibecked at you. 'I
Maude—He only touched me on the
Aunt-l’rlsms—lt was quite out of
you tame In so suddenly, you see—
use Ayer's air Vigor. It
Miss Ildna Stevens has returned
from It visit In Itcdding. .
(‘hiiilos u. .llnimorson is attending
the (i, A. it. cniampmeui in Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Edwood are oh-
icrtululng Mrs. W. ll. Rowoll, of
(irimo, Me.
Miss Vcrn liollurliau. of East Nor-
walk, has been a guest of her cousin,
Suslo Fltzl’iitrlck, Forest stroof. New
Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘hiirlos Simona arc on-
toriuining Miss Elizabeth Simone and
Mrs. Clara Scott, of Port (‘liesli-i'.
A regular routine meeting of the
Juanita Dating Club was held last
evening, at the home of It]. It}. Keolor.
(‘iiptaln l‘ctcr Dockur's launch iii-x
has boon put out of commission for
the. season. and placed in her winter
bcrili.
'l'lio Mlsos Kittie lircnnan and Alice
Miiliouoy have returned to their homes
In liuubiiry, after {I visit with Miss N.
1‘}. Ryan.
llarry Mchtt attended the Spring-
flcld cump meeting on Sunday and Us—
tciicd to II scrmon by the venerable
Miles tirani.
Miss Evelyn Simpson. who has been
visiting Mrs. Charles Aistliorpo of Son-
view avomio, is visiting Miss Lillian
I“, St. John.
Mr. and Mrs, William Plait, of How-
an strict, are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. William .l. Allen and daughters.
of liroklyn.
Rev, James W. Davis has rcturned
to his homo bore after ii fish to the
Springticld camp met-ting. IIt‘ enjoyed
tiio trip very much.
Richard Irwin, of Cole's clcctric ex-
press, Is utionding court in liridgc-
port. and Mr. (iiisiollo, of llridgoport.
is siibstiiiiilug for him.
Mise' lliisio .l. l’cck, of Fort l’olnt
street. has secured a position with
tho firm of (Yrofiit & Knapp, and will
learn the but trimming business.
’Ilio rcgulai weekly class mooring of
tho l‘iist AYt'llIlt' Methodist Church
will be held this evening. under the
leadership of James I.‘lloiuincdlou.
The Ladies“ Aid Society will meet
Friday instead of Wednesday It is
icqiiosiod that as manyvas (an will
come In the morning aniI’siay all day.
“MIIII'IIOIIUVI iiitcinoon tho |)lllllul\
dopnrtmont of the East Avenue Meni-
odist Church will enjoy Its annual out-
ing in the orchard, where they will
be entertained by Mrs. It). lien on
During the absence of the Rev. I".
d”. fallln
color to gray hair, and makes the hair grow.
EIISTNIIEIIII II
I'
h It is it brain. to
It. fie’m‘ult? You lv‘Iillil‘
cheeks felling hair, restores'I
“'01.,“
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
J, P. Francis it quite ill at his home.
Mrs. C, H. Noxon Is visiting in As-
biiry ’l'a'rk.
Clifford and Elsie Street are at Skin-
neauolls. N V. for a visit, .
The selectmcn linvc adjourned heir
meeting iintll Aiignst‘fl.
George Oberlander is entertaining
friends from New h’ork.
llonry Valentino was
yesterday on business. ‘
Charles G. Waterbury was In South
Norwnlk yvstcrdny on business.
Mrs. Henry Puncher. of New Haven,
Is visiting hero for a few days.
The weekly prayer mcoilug at the
Congregational Church will be omitted
this week.
Whitney ll‘. Bailey has been appoint-
cd administrator of the estate of the
late Albert Bailey.
The funeral of Mrs, William Wuerz
was field yesterday afternoon at 2
o‘clock in New York.
The Misses Addio and Helen Water-
bury have returned from a week‘s
visit to the Catskill Mountains.
Mrs, Caroline Perry's now well has
been drilled dowu seventy-five feet,
and no water has been struck yet.
Rev. H S. Brown and family are on-
joyim a two wooks' outing at Fair-
flold Roach, occupying Mrs. C. It,
Baton cottage. "Beach Croft."
Louis Folks. the Chinese laundry-
mau. has moved from his old quarters
to the building next door. which has
been fitted up for lilm.
Mrs. Joseph Morohoiiso. Mr. and
Mrs. WilliamMorchousc. llenry Moron
house. Percy Cantrell and friends are
spending two weeks at, Lake Ketchuan,
Rev. Dr. Ryder, of Stamford. will fill
the pulpit at the Dnricn Congregation-
al Church next Sunday morning, dur-
lag the absence of Rev. H. S. Brown.
Thomas Cave is painting the truck
house of Eagle Hook and Ladder Coin-
pany. ”The house will be much im-
proved when the work is completed.
The colors are buff 'and light green.
h‘dward Sanford, of New Haven, an
old soldier Is at the New Haven hoopl-
ial quite lIl. Ho wasnt the Soldiers'
home at Noroton. several weeks. where
he had a surgical operation and anoth-
cr operation will be necessary. He
was a member of Co. B. Fifteen regi-
ment C. V.
The annual shore dinner of the
liaricn Social Club will be held on Fri.
day. August 19, at (lien Island. This
was decided at a meeting held at Pros-
ident Louuabury's last Friday. Secre-
tary Nathan Finch is busy sending otit
notifications to the members.
King (i. licnnctt. who served in the
(‘ivil War in the 'l‘wclfth (-'. V.. died at
In Norwalk
Cunningham, pastor of East Avenue
M. E. Church. the Rev. l.. K. Moore,
of Neiwnlk will willingly aiiswei
calls for pastoral S(l\ICt‘ from thoI
East Aieniie Congregation.
Piivate liinjaniin (‘iiipciitor of the
li‘lt’iy foiiitli (‘ ompuny, Submar‘lne
Mining Dcfeiieo Slflllnllt‘tldll Fort ’lot-
tcu. l.. 1., Is spending it Evo day‘s fui~t
laugh at the home of Gorge lliiriics,
of Hawkins avenue.
Small snapper biuo fish are biting
down the harbor and many fishermcnI
are bringing back long strings of the
little follows. They are growing.
howcwr, and by tho cud of the month I
might to be In mccllout shape. for guild
sport I
The animal picnic of the East Avc.
mic M. E. Sunday school infant depart-
ment. will be held at the usual place.
Wednesday afternoon. Tho children
will meet at tho church at ‘J o'cloili. ,
IICII'OSIllIlellIS will be served the cliil-l
dron. Parents and friends are invited .
to attend. If Wednesday is stormy tho '
plciilc will be held Thursday.
James L'Homiuodioii‘s class will
meet this evening in the Sunday
school room at 8 o'clock. Notwith-
standing the season and weather the
attendance and interest are very good
A fine meeting is anticipated tonight.
The regular church prayer meeting
will be field on Thursday at 8 p. m; in
the absence of the pastor Rev. Edward
Townsun will lead. The Junior Band
will be lead by Albert Bloom, next Fri-
day evening, at 8 o'clock.
ROWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ambler and son
Tracey, have returned from a few days'
stay at Sea Cliff, L, I.
Mrs. J, Arthur Cnylor has returned
homo after a Week‘s stay at Maple
Shade cottage, Ridgefield.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Every and son,
Milton. leave tomorrow for a two
'weeks' visit with relatives in Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cushman and
family. of Logan street, have returned
from a visit with relatives at North-
port, L. I.
Miss Marie Pinkney who has been
the guest of Mr. and. Mrs. William
Pinkney, returned to Echo Lake, N.
J. yesterday.
Misses May and Gertrude Schultze,
of Plattsvllle avenue Norwalk, are
guests of Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles
H Oakes In Rowayton. ‘
Rural Mail Carrier Selleck A Water-
bur of South Norwalk left bright and
eary yesterday morning for Boston.
where he wtll attend the big conven-
tion of that}. A. R, Substitute Daniel
Dunlap will look after his route dur-
lng Mr. Waterbury‘s absence.
Mrs. Ada Thomas. of Highland ave-
nue, has returned from 'a two weeks'
vacation trip through the New Eng-
land states. She attended the summer
conference at Northneld. Mass. Her
visit in the picturesque little village of;
Charlestowm New Hampshire, was
most delightful. She also visited
friends in WinstedI and Pine Grove.
Conn.
The members of Rowayton Hose
Company will have a drill tonight on
.—
ing about 7 o'clock. iwflch the public
gatlon' as can as
Water Cbmmiifilouors, of are chiefs
from The Norwlfkp'.‘ Uevreeent to
fol tidied
witness firming of g m
exhbi anthers wlilbere-
We!
Elli the spring but ictuinod home soon
Ihcw on Long Island.
'abeth Scofleld, as a permanent fund
the public school grounds. commenc- Compo
is cordially invited to witness. A date- to Philadelphia. after a week's visit
the South woman with Mrs. James Adlerd.
o, .e merely“ than time matey
his home in Wart-house Point. Sunday
night, from the effects of a shock sus~
tallied about six months ago llo came
to tho Soldiors' llomo iii Noroton early
after going tbcio on account of ill
health. Mr Bennett was (it) years of
age and is survived by his one and
three daughters.
WESTON.
Mrs. M. 8, Hill is visit-lag her nep-
Miss L90re Banks. of Bethel, is the
guest of Miss Mildred Banks
Alva Bulkley, of Bridgeport, is visit-I
lug liq aunt. Mrs. Martin Rowland. ,
Clarence Carver. of South America.
N. \'.. is the guest of relatives h9re.
The regular meeting of Norflcld
image will be held on Friday even-
lug.
Miss Ethel Lockwood
several days with her
Mrli, J. M, Lockwood.
A large number of city boarders are
being ciitq‘talned at the home of E.
1., Bradley.
D. B. McGowan. of New York, who
has been spending a two weeks' vaca-
iloii with F. P. Merchouse, has return-
ed home.
A, C, Bradley is rejoicing over the
atlvcnt of his second grandson, the
young man arriving last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Coley.
The Christian union service, at. the
Congregational Church was conducted
by Frank Fitch on Sunday evening.
Mrs. llorime Hurlbutcwill leatl the
meeting on Sunday evening next.
The services at the Norfleld Congre-
gational Church, on Sunday morning,
were of an unusually interesting char-
acter. taking the form of a. memorial
to the late beloved Deacon Hiram Sco-
flold. The text of the sermon preach-
cd by the pastor, Rev. John L. Shively,
was taken from lsalah 32, 2. there be-
ing‘also special music. Previous to the
sermon. announcement was made by
Trustee A. C. Bradley of the gift to the
Church Society of $4, 000 by Miss Ella.
Is spending
grandmother.
to the memory of her deceased brother,
Deacon Scotleld, the interest of the
same to be used toward payment of
the pastor‘s salary. The formal ac-
ceptance of the gift and vote of thanks
to Miss Scofield for her generous deed'
was followed by the rising of the largel
congregation to express their apprecla~
tion of the noble work done by Miss
Sconeld.
SGU'II’H WILTON.
Mrs. William Hubbeil la visllng_ ,
Miss Viola Taylor.
Mrs McNeel is the guest of Mrs.
William Law.
Miss Cromwell and sister Edith are
guests of the Misses Morehouse.
Mrs. Kentlng entertained a number
of friends from Brooklyn dyer Sunday.
Miss Carrie Teylbr is spending the
month of August, In Stamford, New
York.
‘ The Post camping party is home af-
ter spending two delightful weds at
Mr and Mrs. clipson have returned
.. ., ,
:“The lost one; ear him be bid me
for a {emu tmubl 'I. ~ an
tr nr. snot-Ht. out
what?"
I. I lain Pursue our 3 Ships
It (Continued from First Page.)
squadron steaming southward. Sato-
lug us, the enemy endeavored to
northward. We Immediately ‘ cloned
their rctrcnt. The engagement open-
ed at 6:23 a, m. The Riirik. being the
slowest of tho cncmy's vessels, was
constantly left behind, and she form—
ed a target for our incessant fire. The
Russia and the Groinbol gnllantly et-
tt'iuptod several times to protoct tho
l'liirlk. They frequently returned to
the Rurlk and when‘iiultcd'thc three
advanced t0getbcr. Our fleet thus had
the advantage, pouring its tire front a
formation In the shape of a letter “"l."
The enemy‘s ships were seen to be
on Iii-e several times. allowing thereby
that they \vorc heavily damaged. The
Itiirlk was tin-ally disabled and hci‘ fire.
weakened. She began lowering in the
wutor tinting to port. The Russia and
(lromobnl fluidly abandoned the Rurik.
Just. thon our four-lb detachment con—
sisting of tho iotcited cruisers Nan-
iwu, Captain \ add, and the Taiinchl-
ho. Captain Mori, having bccu‘ soon nt~
tacking tho Rurlk. our squadron pur-
sued the llossiii and (lromobol. Sov-
crd lighting continued for several
hours. The Russia and (lrmuoboi es-
caped to the northward at full speed.
At lilzlii a. in., our squadron changed
Its course to starboard and went south
in search of tho Ilurlk. In the mean,-
tlmc tho lturik had been sunk, Our
ships steamed ever the locality and
succiwdnd in saving six hundred mem-
bers of the itiirik‘s crow. (fur- damage
was not serious. The spirit of our
men was cxccllont."
Admiral Kiimlmura was on the Id~
sumo and Roar Admiral llriu com-
manded the fourth detachment.
(.‘Hiulmo, August 16, 4 p. in.—A
creditable report states that the Rus-
sian protoctcd cruiser i’iilliida was
sunk by If tin-polio during the ongage~
meat on the night of August Iii.
(.‘IItutt‘OU. August It}, 4 p. m.———A tel-
egram just received froin 'l‘sliigtau
says that tho officcrs of the Russian
battleship (‘zzirevitcli insist that a
Japanese battleship sunk within flll
vIcw during the battle on the night of
August It).
SHANGHAI. August 15.-—’l‘be Rus-
sian proteciod cruiser Asliold was
dockod this morning and repairs are
now proceeding. Se-iiiries have been
positc all around the dock. ’I'lio tor-
pedo boat destroyer (irozovoi has join—
ed the Russian guuboat Mundjur
which was dismantled hero the latter
part of March, The (‘hiiicse authori-
iics propose to decide the case of the
(lrosovoi tomorrow.
A report from .tie Saddle Island..-
says there are no Russian nor Japan—
cso warships ihrre.
S'l‘. PE'I‘leitSiii'Rt‘i,
Official Messenger publishes 'a des-
paicli from Lido Yang which says
news from Port Arthur announces the
Russian casualtlis there in the attacks
on the fortress July 26. 27 iiuu as
follows: Kllod, two officers and 243
men; wounded. tliiriydlve officers and
1.5.53 men; prisoners, one officer and
83 men; eight hospital assistants.
. At the thanksgiving service for the
birth of Alexis, held in line Yang on
Sunday, the officers were invited to
dine at headquarters by General Kilr-
opaikln.
Recurring to the Rycshliolni Rluul‘,
the NOVOI? Vremye demands that the
Askoid. Grozovoi or any other Russian
vessel now taking refuge In Chinese
ports, shall not be dismantled, but
shall retain their armaments, so they
may be in readiness to repel Japanese
attacks from which, the paper declares.
neutral Chinese waters afford no pro—
tectltm.
LONDON, August l6.—-Japnn has
notified (lermiaiy that she is entirely
satisfied with the latter's course to-
ward tho Riisslan vessels at Tsingtau,
and German has advised Japan that
SIH‘ is quite willing to permit a Jap-
anese vessel to outer ’l‘slngtau harbor.
so that bar commander may convince
himself that the Russians are really
disarmcd, such ship to leave the har-
bor within twenty—four hours.
PARIS. August lit—Russia‘s protest
August 16.— The
against the Japanese violation of Chl- m
nose neutrality at (‘hcfoo has been
transmitted to the Mikado's govern-
ment by the French legation at 'l‘oklo.
acting purely as the hiermcdiary-of
Russia, which has not. made. any rep-
resentations to France on the subject.
The latter as a neutral poWor, is not
directly concerned, and has no reason
for intervening in any manner at the
present time. The impression in well
informed circles here is that the whole
question is not urgent. and that it. will
be solved diplomatically.
The newsthat'the Russian legation
at Pekin has protested to the Chinese
government on account of the Iatter's
permnung a breach of neutrality in
its territory is officially confirmed.
PARIS, August Iii—Advices from
Morocco point to the conclusion that
the Sultan's unpleasantnees with (lrent
Britain in connection with the confis-
cation of tlie‘propcrty of a British sub-
Jeet will shortly be settled amicably.
In any case the thoroughly cordial uni-
derstaudlng between Frame and Great
Britain suffices to prevent the incident
from assuming serious proportions.
LIAO YANG. Monday. August 16.—-
'Army and other officials remaining
here have attended a special‘servlce
In the Russian settlement in honor of.
the emperor's son, Alexis. General
lliluropatkin-‘s review at
yesterday in the rain, when the troops
passed before the commander and staff
through mud and growing corn, testi-
fied to thoveathusiasm engendered- in
the ranks. “Twovdaysj fan‘igitipaend—
. . "i .
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.Anshanshan:
When Welt-Known Oouth NorwelNII
Peep I. Tell It so Plalnly. ,
When publid endorsement a made
by a representative citizen of 80th
Norwalk the proof Is positive. You
must believe It. Read this testimony.
Every backache sufferer, every mil). ,
woman or child with any kidney trou- ‘
his will find profit in the reading.
George War-en, oyster planter and
dealer, of a Chestnut street, says: "Ex- .
posure induced my kidney troubles. ‘3}.
At all events when cousignmetntsIm are ~ ‘
being shipped to Europe and It
busiest part of the season I feel my
back troubling me most. [know I
had kidney complaint ”for Ilong time
and chailcing to see- 'wKIdner
Pills advertised to us so a kid”! rob!
oily and not ii. cure-nil I had con-
lldcnco enough in than to get a box
iit l’lalsted's drug store andt t.hel$
The first box convinced me tit ‘1 new
just what I needed so I took another. -
I did not require any more after that
for my back became wdl. I preI‘I .:
cribrd them for my son and they. cur-
cd film." :i-- w
FOI solo by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster -MIENII‘| 00..
Buffalo N. Y. sole ‘a’gentl i 105 the "
United States.
Remember ihe name Doen' a and told
no oIRicr. ,
__-..._ ..____ .m--.--_~J-._ 1
ed yestcidiiy on the south front of thoI ‘ ta
in my.
Tho Twelfth Siberian regiment.
which has boon honored by I despateh.’
from the emperor appointing his son
colonel in chief is distinguished for
its participation In the battle of the
Chiitlcn Cheng, and all ‘the fighte‘
along the bongwang Chang ‘r,oad in-
eluding that of July 31. The Japanese
are reported to be much nearer An-.
shansliiin on the southeast than twelve
miles, and Lieutenant General Zasal-
itch's troops, who had a severe skir-
mish on the guards, beginning a few
miles south of Aii‘shanshan, swinging
around to Sanchengtse: occupying
l.lnudlunsinu Klit‘liltilzil (about thirty
miles south of lino Yang) and tho
hills opposite Penslhu on the Taltso
river, about forty miles east of Lino:
Yang. ‘ " '
Grand Duke Boris. who has been re. _
called to St. Petersburg. doparIU to- ‘ ,3
night. 3.3.?
TOKIO August iii —-Tho Japanese i
generally are comparing the treatment . 9
acorn dod to the crew of the 'lturik to
ihat accorded by the Vladivostok
squadron to ‘those on board thb trans~
port .iitaohl which the squadron sank
June 15, during its first inld. A prem-
incnt offldal said to The Alsbciuted
Picss today: ‘
"Japan has avenged the Hitachi. ,
Admiral Kamimura rescued and suc- t
cored those. who aided in sinking the
Hitachi and who sailed away from
hundreds of drowning victims. We of-
fer their living for our dead."
ST. PE'I‘EIISBIIRG, August 16,‘ 3:18
p. ni.—Th9 news of the defeat‘uf the
Vladivostok squadron has added one
other crushing blow to the reterse bo-
lero Port. Arthur. No publlohno.
nounoement has yet been made of the
sinking of the Rnrik
The Chefoo rcpml’, of the sortie of
Russian warships from Port. Arthur
naturally cannot be confirmed and tau , ‘
admiralty is tumbled to know W]! 1:95 »
it refers to the ships which rem net!
in the harbor when the main squadrol'!
went out August 10. or to the ships of!
the late Admiral Withoi'l'siorlgiunl
equation. In either event. however.
it. is construed as evidence that tho
shells of the Japanese rand batterir'i
are falling in the harbor: rendering It;
Impossible for the ships to remain.
there any longer. It is also interpre-
ted in some quarters as indicating
the eve of the storming of the fort-
less
'l‘OKlO, August lit. noon—it seems
certain that the Russian protected
cruiser Pallada was torpedoed and
sank during the naval battle of Ange
ust 10 She failed to return to Port
Arthur and has not been reported «
since Admiral Togo's fleet. depart ‘
on \arious missions on the night 0
August to, when the Russians retreat-
Belated reports from various vsaéll
continue to reach Admiral Togo. “to
Japanese destroyers and torpedo boats“
made a series of attacks during th
pursuit of the Russian warships. One.
(I98tl"'()y(‘l reports that she hit. a veillel
sf tlieP Pallada ty,pe and It is thought
the. vessel fouudcied. and If: is bellow .
ed to be probable that the static crow
\vorc either ,killed or drowned. ' ;
Admiral Togo In reporting to the
admiralty, says it appears certain thhi:
the Palladn was sunk. it we! thought
at first that she had escapedraoittli-
hard with the Novilr and Asltiild and
the admiralty believed she m don;
coated in the vicinity of the Ten
river. Whatcver her fate, It soon ‘0' ll
be determined. If she is afloat she.
will speedily be reported. and If de-
stroyed it is probable that soils 0213
her wreckage will be found. .
DEER IN THE SOUND
Saturday afternoon Henry Judson. _~
son of keeper Judson or me 3W6 -',
light. and a Mr. Vorloy ‘bf unites, '
West ladies. who is quidln minus
mer at Lordship- Park; M11 OM11;
saw a deer swimming in the'wdber to-
ward Milford The deer one
mile from shore, and when It got 4b
shore at Milford beach became
oned at a crowd or peoplb who
it and tech to the watere‘hgaidj‘idffl
swam to the eastward. The deer-W
of good site and the swim did ’not it‘-
pear to tire It.
. BALBs sTAeLae aunties ?
TAUNTON Mass, ling. Juli-‘-
sales stables of J. J. Nichole
laundry iowned by Merton
were destroyed bv fire In the'
ed part' of this city early today}-
total lose to cstltnsted at limb“
000 and "swoon Sixteen hot-sea
lubed in the stable The cause-
been determined.
w—n—d—
voumrm. euneLAn «Mi
CHICAGO; Aug 10.-In IN .
to elude’pollee and detectives ’ ‘
day Chester Severson. one of -
giant win shot and instantly
None etc the thieves are not. ,
seventeen years old. 8cm "
their leader.
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