"mm-“s- u... raccoon from worry about your to. I turo—lf you live. INDEPENDENCE from want of your family—if you die, An ENDOWMENT tn the Conn. Qen'l. Life ins. Co. gives you both. FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT. N. Smith Ferguson. Special Agent. UNITED BANK BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK, CT. NECESSITY A GAS .——.—.. BOTTOM PRICES at present, we look for an advance soon, so get busy. CONNECTIONS FREE. 'PHONI. Every Style Every style of wall paper that is In a d dustrisl Savings and Loan Co. are free keeping with 80m taste can be to n from speculative dangers—earn h per cent. per annum in our stock. Oiir assortment is so large and var- ied that you will have no trouble in making a selection. TO ORDER Window Shades. Picture Frames, Painters‘ Supplies,. Artists‘ Materials. SPECIALS. i i 9., BRANCH OFFICE 12 80. MAIN 81'. ”White Curtain Poles w “I F Ixtur Resident Directors.'Resldent Managers. 0- i s Afliii Mortimer M Lee, Cloth Window Shades. fringed, 25c. Charles E. 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Lawrence i Extension and Solid Half Curtain Rods, 10c. CROCKERY. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. 87 Washington Street, Telephone Connectionl. 23""? . . , . ‘_-_.!_'L"_}_,__._...._ TI-IE John H. Knapp Josllh R. Marvin Specialty Mfg. Co. Eliif‘li'i‘di'iih Elli NiilllNii BANK IOUTH NORWALK, CONN. " ”00.000.00 3100.000.00 355300.00 Solicits aoo°unts of Individuals. man- ufacturers, merchants and corporations open favorable terms. South Norwslk. Conn- snwm H. MATHEWSON, Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pru- JAoos M. LAY'TON. ctr-rim. DI SECTORS. Henry Seymour Samuel Grumman Capital L .H .; Decker mitts. gate for yourself. i'!‘ AND Retail House Imported Liquors, Burs. etc., as well as all the Damestlc Brands, Bot- tled by the case for Fam- ily Use. Delivered free of charge. Call and see the stock. at my new place of business. Herman. Quittner, 45 Railroad Ave.. South Norwaik. cation. tiny in New York went to Springfield, yesterday. day from a visit to Long Island. morning to her borne in Brooklyn. after MEADOW “MK “A“ cow a visit with Mrs. Eldridge, of Hartford MILK, Io DAN. Place. Miss Mabel Barnes and Miss Edna 3 CAN“ SOLID PACK TOMATOI.' Cummings. of Morris Cove, are the 25e. guests of Miss Etta Schultz, of Cove READY BIT 10o P K. avenue, t . (I Miss Annie Kaske. of East. Norwalk. who has been visiting with Miss Louise Broitenstein of 46 Greenwood street. New Haven, returned home yes- . terday. Captain Verity hauled the steamer 24 COTTAGE AVENUE. Addie V. out. on the beach below Greg EAST NORWALK. CONN. coat. of paint. ul'y's l'oiiit. yesterday, and gave her a 'l‘llt‘ regular weekly prayer meeting _ . . at. the East Avenue Methodist (Shirt-ch was led by E. Troimseri. 'l‘lic atten- E E. LOCKWOOD & CO» dance was good iiiitl the meeting an in- tcrcstlng one. 3’ Wdll St" ”07403“. Miss Lillian Walsh, who has been in are factory Igdnb for the following ltitlgefleid for some time for her health automobiles: is considerably improved. Her motil- OLDSMOBILE. a” 5",.‘5 tr. who is with her. has just recovered from a brief but serious illness. THO WHITE. Jay l’ctty has recently purchased a sloop which ho was out testing yester- FR‘NKLIN' day. He took a party of friends as LOCOMOBILE. far as Rottin anti back and is well sat- WIII demonstrat. any of the above isflcd with his new acquisition appar- machlnss to interested parties. (intir. Headquarters for Miss Louise Breitensicin of 46 AUTOMOBILES,3UPPLIE3 AND RE. Greenwood street. New Haven will PAIRING. leave Sunday for a trip tip the Hat]- son with a party of friends and visit with friends in lisst Norwalk for the in that Still lied Bolton, .. it is rumored here that a few days FOR STEAM AND ago a young married couple had a lit- HOT WATER HEATING. tie difference of opinion anti the wife packed up her things and returned to her mother. it is stated by a friend . that in all probability the quarrel will Inuit“ ‘ Warm “0““! Day ‘nd be patched tip in a short time. Night, in Golden Weather. While in swimming yesterday after. noon off the float of the lschoda Club iiert Parker was seised with severe cramps so that he Was oi one time in considerable danger of sinking. Sev- eral other young men Wilt) were also bathing grabbed him and prevented any serious occurrence. ———"ltcbing hemorrhoids were the I lioun's Ointment, cured mo. quickly and permanently. after doctors had failed." (1, l“. (‘ornwelL Valley street, Sanger- tics, N. Y, ' "gift-iii ' .. ~47 I“ ’ ROWAYTON. Send for Catalogue and Investi- spcnding a few days w 96 LIBERTY STREET, New York city. NEW YORK. street, left today for a week's stay at Wallace Marvin John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. 7! WATER STREET. soars NORWALK. new AND sceonossuo FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE- PAIRED. lUATIOP‘AG‘I‘ION OUAR- _ THE JOHN 8. LA WRENCL AGENCIES. ALL INSURANCE: REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES ARV, OTEAM- Elect! 10 MOTORS soar ricks‘rs, 12 SOUTH MAIN STREET. Tel. Call. 8”. ANTIID. -_._.... _ illitlilliiill PLUMBINO. .. STEAM. HOT WA TER. IAND OAS 1847- I904 '” PLUMBING AND STEAM . HEATING. HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING, Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures, Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? - THE JONES & HOTCHKISS . , COMPANY, ‘ 17 WALL STREET. NORWAL . rrrrrlva ' » To. Sheet Iran. Copper and Zinc. 80 South Main Street. Telephone, 181-3. loath Norwalit‘, Conn. DAVID w. RAYMOND. Funeral Director and Embalmer. is North Main st. scum Nomads ,nesids'nde, I Crusoe-it Terrace. nut that ITOOK OF NEW OOODO JUI'I' IN IS A LITTLE LARGER ' THAN EVER BEFORE. ‘ wouosnrur. new tour you, can but! nice oooos HERE. vou ' com KNOW we no THE WORK m 'l'I-IE vaav ass‘r nausea. WE HAVE ~ TAKEN A GOOD . IMANV CONTRACT. FOR HOUSE PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO, DUINIT-t ' FIGURE. - FOR YOUR Telephone at house, 1894 wpnx, ' ‘ WE TRY TO canny in cross avanwuiuo you NEED FOR rus osconsrious or voua uouss iusios on our. _..._...---. Huntington. L. i. Etbcl Austinn. who has been spend- ing some time in itowayton. is home at Springdale against. Tsl, Call 97-5. 9 ‘ o 1 Mrs. R. S, Barclay, of Rowayton. ac- . coinpiinlcd by her friend. Mrs. Addie f . . Booth, of New Orleans, spent Tuesday EAST NORWALK. CONN. in New York city. ~—-——- Mrs. Annie Knapp, who has been SHORE DINNER: AND SEA FOOD spending several days with her broth- or ALL KINDS. cooxap or, James E. Stevens, will return to To ORDER, her home in Dnnbiiry, ncxt Week. ————._ Mrs. Addie ilooth, of New Orleans. IATHING AND FISHING. Mrs. R, S. Barclay, of Rowayton, rind _...._... Mrs. Samuel McGowan and son, of BATH HOUSES To RENT DY DEA. South Norwalk. enjoyed ashore dinn.‘ 80H. , Wednesday at Dorlons‘ Point. William Cutler and family have re- turned to their home in Brooklyn J. E, O'SHIIivan. Proprifitol' after a three weeks' visit in South ,, Norwalk and Rowayton. the guests of III Mrs. Samuel McGowan and Mrs. R. -.. . .. .. ., . ,, .. , . _ W. - . S. Barclay. . . , Dr. Bernstein. of New York, who owns the Fairview House, in Roway- ton avenue, anti is now occupying it with his family. is making prepara- tions to have it converted into a mod- ern residence. A considerable por- tion of it will be rebuilt, and figures for doing the work will shortly be obtained from contractors, At the prayer meeting in the Metho— dist Episcopal Church, last night. there was a very interesting service. Echoes from Northfleld. Mass. was - the topic. as seven from the church at- tended tae Northfieltl conference dur- ing the month. The Glory Song was sung with great interest by those in attendance. This is the piece which Alexander has been singing in his evangelistic tour In Australia and through England. Rev. A, L. Hub- bard preached to fifteen hundred peo- ple on, Sunday afternoon, the 7th. giv- ‘ -<lllotel Victorian— i3§§:2.il.i‘éi.“m°“” “is“ m... Corner Railroad Avenue and Monroe The” “m be a “'9 “i m” "“1 Itrest. HAMMOCKS. LAWN TEN- NIS AND BASEBALL GOODS AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. HEADQUARTERS FOR AUT- OMOBILES AND BICYCLE SUPPLIES AND REPAIRING. H. R. BULKtEY, _ 52 80- Main 8!. useful articles for the benedt of the . sewing classes of the M. E. Church gym“ 7.“, mm». Dinner Dally. Sunday School. in the chapel, Saturday ' ' ' allocate. also were made by the'members of ‘ l , the classes. There are many articles DININGROOH GEE" UNT'L fl " M' of clothing for children among the at- ' Ewry‘hln‘g In .udh" Pr.P.M by an‘lve things offend. There Will DI- . , so be a little candy for sale. The chil- 2Imwr:.d chef, “‘1 “Md I" .l‘ dren‘of the classes are invited to help _ * in the capacity 0f cash title. as they .' T. J SULLIVAN, Prop. did last year. The older girls and ' To; Call a“: , teachers will serve In the'capscity of sales ladies. A large attendance will be appreciated and many sales are hoped for, so as to enable the sewing school to be self supporting next sea- son as it has been this year. "Some men." said Uncle Eben. tsittn' most new honest do: Is FULL VALUE FOR YOUR JUNK. ~°‘.;"i‘..':i.:°i".2i..'“'i”£.’..t°‘:. ‘1 swimsuits .Vo ‘t and out airmail“!!- . ”I“ m till tiado'fltdl‘floimsdatde s ”worrisome. r Cheap Docto « heap doctors don't rcéorbrnend A or’s Cherry Pcctorai. be best doctors endorse it for co ds, coughs. m iiiTiiiiiii A rank Fox is cnloylii a week's'va- Mrs. l). Burr Beach is spending to- Tliornas Lambert and Edward Irwlii s ecia ls ! Mrs. It), A. Ferguson leaves today to p spend a month at Delhi. N. Y. FANCY CREAMERY .UTT‘R. no .lobn ii'iIOllilldt'tiiL‘il I'l‘llll‘lltid yester- l-l- Mrs. 1‘, ll. Gritfon and Mil-iii Lottie SCANS“NECTLES"COW MILK FOR [VIIIIIIgeiI'iIhar-e spending today. ill New 350- Miss Emily lircsscl returned this The 'ncveriisy. Don’t employment. Gettbc best and pay the price. I'S DARIEN AND NOROTON. York weeks. lll. is much improved. llncst. potato patch in llarlcn. New York Wednesday. his new lioiiic, liigblanti avcnac. avcriue has been newly shlrigled. Miss Eva, visiicti Norwalk, Monday. Miss l.. L. Secly returned Tuesday front several days‘ visit in New Jersey. Mrs. Dr, Nixon and little daughter Annis are spending a week at Ocean Grove. Rev. Herbert S. Brown and wife and mother left last week for Fairiieid Beach. Miss Emma Sutcliff will reopen her kindergarten September 12, with Iiidi‘ tiorial pupils. Miss Cora Hall and friend recently enjoyed a delightful drive to New Ca- naan. Mrs. Lolioy Monroe and daughter. Miss Lucy. arc visiting i't-lutivt-s in anisboro. Mr, and Mrs. John ()ltlriri's little daughter has I‘l‘t‘t‘it‘t'li the [irony name of Lucy Esther. ‘ Mr. and Mrs, Merlin J. Waterbury loi‘t Tuesday, for a few days' stay at Lake Kticbcwan. . Mr. and Mrs, George Sclileuterer and plague of my life. Was almost wilti.i night, August 20th. Most of the srti- . litlte son Frank spent two days last. week in Pccitsliill. ——Sweet potatoes anti home made cake at Street's Cash Grocery. Mrs. Stcpbcn Hoyt has returned from a visit with Ilt'l‘ iricnti. Miss Sadie Illemlrigton. of Providence. Among Mrs. George ()beririntler's many beautiful plants is a remarkably tine specimen of sage pairn. Miss Ella Dates and Mrs. J. E. Bai- iard left Tuesday for a trip by trolley to Savln Rock, New Haven. Miss Ivy Birchard is visiting Mrs. E. A. Hall. at Sag Harbor. L. 1. Miss ivy cltpects to remain for two weeks. Tire W. R. C., of Stamford, has been planning for a ciambnko at Mr. Sis~ son's. East Matti street, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, George H. Tilley, of Dorian and Green Farms. are spend- Ing some time at Saratoga Springs. Mrs. lertrutle Valentine returned Saturday, from a visit of a few days with her grandfather, H. C, Boswell, of Greenwich. Miss Maud VanDIne has returned from her visit with Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Morgan, who are now keeping house in Soathport. Mrs. Scott Williamson's father. Mr, Van (lleef, and sister. Miss Lillian, are now visiting Mrs. William Conuely. Lincoln Park, N. J. ‘ Miss Florence Finch, who has been spending two weeks with her uncle. EVerett Milispaugb. in Bethel. is expected borne, Sunday. Miss [pulse Mead. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, I. V. Mead, East Main street. I A new telephoni- hiis been lnstnllctliis spending a month with Mrs. Wil‘ in the residence of George Ciidltpp.llianirner, at Summit. N J. 60"“ & legeNOOd company i (:Iiiiliftil.‘.lliilze(i1arttitiy. OIEMwai'tmi, isi The funeral service for Mrs. William Wuerz was held in New York, from tb friends in iStepben Mcrrilt‘s. interment was be . lside her husband in Evergreen Ceme- Willlam A. (.‘usbman, of Logan tery, Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. George Oberlsntler are entertaining at tiieir beautiful home. East Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. epb D. Nevins and sons, Masters Jes- cph 1)., .lr., Edwin and Jack, of Jersey City. ' , Miss E. T. Blrtlsall has been taking excellent pictures recently, which show her fine skill as an amateur photographer. One of little Frankie Schlen‘tcrer among the kittens is spe- cially fine. Mrs, Scott Williamson has recently entertained her niece. Miss May Bur- ri'ette. and friend of Morristown, N. J.: Mrs. Kent and daughter. of Brooklyn, and her brother, Charles Vanleef. wife and daughter, of Pompton Plains, N. J. Mrs. George B, Edwards and daugh- ter. Miss Margery, of Washington. who have,heen spending the trust month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Valentine, are spending a few days this week with, Captain A, V, Reed and family in New Canaan. Mrs. Edwards will spend two weeks in the Catskills lti September. - The. New York Herald, of August 15 saysv “Mr. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes have a large house party at their camp. Birch island. Adirondacks, John Sherman Hoyt. who has been visiting at the Stokes camp. has re- tiirntd. to New York. Mrs. Thomas R. Hunter is one of the guests." Miss Grace Birdsall celebrated last week her sixth birthday anniversary by a delightful party. There were six little friends Invited. Miss Gracie had a beautiful birthday cake, lighted by six candies. After the candles were lighted each little friend made a wish. and all the wishes were full of happy and kindly regard for the little hostess. The birthday cake was from Mrs. Chauncey Bartram. Those present were Frances Hall, Florence Birdssll, Wilhemina Chalmers, Frankie Schien- tor-en, Ethel Everrett, of Orange, N. J. NOTES OF THE SEASHORE. C. F. Martin s stopping at the is- land View Hate, Belle island. Mr. Parker and friends. from Stam- ford, are occupying the Wilcox cottage, Bells island. Miss Sarah Schuldice, of 112 Liberty street, Dsnbury, is spmding several days at Belle island. Miss Ruth Shepard, of Belle island, is spending a few days with Miss Ly- dia Barnum. of New street, Dsnbury. Mr. and Mrs. Flynn and family leave the Cliff cottage today. and Mr. Scru- ple and family, of Pascale, N. J., will move in shortly. M. 8. Cornell and holly leave to- day for the mouths to Kaine, and of their! m:Newv‘Yor-k will w,,_ t... .u— -..—...—.m.. c...— Mrs. Emma Blckner is in New Percy Oldrin has been ill for several Mrs, Blrdsall. who has been quite it is said that C. Bartram hits the Miss Lulu Bowen left for a visit in Wm. Perry is having a well ting for The Frank. lloyt house on Loltoy Mrs. Wilbur Hates anti daughter. the guest of relatives here, Mass. is visiting at the Farms. ing Miss Ida Pulmsri of Brooklyn. J., is the guest of Dr. Wooster Beach. Leslie Siiiflen has returned from an sessions of the Ancient Order of '. bernians and the Ladies annular-you that body. were held yesterday after- F. J. Beers and wife have taken up noon in this city, arid officers were elector] at each. There was only one. , contest that for secretary of former, 2 Leroy Davis and family. who have there being considerable opposition to John D. Cunningham, of New Haven, among the younger element, which There is a merry party of young peo- was strong enough to elect its nomi- residence. in the nee. John P. Sheehsn, of Waterbury. Farms, chiefly visitors from New Mr. Cunningham had held the cities for over 20 years and with satisfactie cxtuided visit with friends in Brook- lyn. house keeping in the Stringbam house, King street. been camping out at Cornpo Beach, left Tuesday for their home in Ridgefleld. pie at the Dunne York. there is a number yet to be heard from and threats are rustle that if set- tlements are not soon forthcoming vice president. John C. McMun‘aY. of Bridgeport, reelected; moretsry, John The story circulating yesterday of P. Sheehan, of Waterbury; treasurer. E, T. Lines, of Hartford, rte-elect“; some prosecutions will result. ternooa that there has been an agree- ment between the tire district commit- tee and the Water 00.. that puts to an end the differences that have existed is i not frilly credited here, That there has been discussions between the heads of the company and the committee is no news but that any agreement, verbal or otherwise that is at all tangible at this time has been entered into is not considered seriously. The opinion pre- vails that there must be a meeting call- ed of the tire district. committee and there is not a certainty with some that a town meeting will not be necessary. That the troubles will be adjusted no one has doubted. biit clear heads here i are not disposed to anticipate. there has been‘ too much of that already. What everybody wants is a settlement and water for fire protection. but at the same time they are not disposed to court ftirtber misunderstanding in the matter and there are rules here as well as elsewhere governing the contracting of debts by the town. and the fire dis- trict is certainly a part of the town that even if the ilre district commit- tee were imprudent enough to ignore, wouldn‘t be overlooked by the Water 00., or town fathers. Fireworks are I the Ladles‘ auxiliary was holding not yet in order biit an early call for l a special district meeting may he look- I ed for to ratify the alleged agreement. perhaps, or legally set. In the matter. Stevens street. sud Miss Jessie M. Car- rodus, of ill Willie street, Danbury, have returned after a week's visit at Casino Bench, littlle island and liuton l’oirit, Quite a number of hallo islanders watched with interest the cruise of tho Congressional River and Harbor t-oniriiittt-e, past the island yesterday. in live lituiiclrus. A stiltito was fired from tho Norwulk Yacht Club as the tlotilla passed that point. Miss Fay Purinan. Miss Helen Pur- man, Miss Gladys i’iiriiarn, Miss May Piirrnaii and Mrs. Titian .lolintarn. of Washington, D. 0., are guests of Mrs. Walter H. Wood, at the Scbtildice cot- tngo at Belle island. The Misses Pur- mau are sisters of Mrs. Lorhi Thurs- ton and will be joined at the island later by Senator and Mrs. Thurston. Now that the cottages and the hotels are tilled arid the rnaiority of the people at Belle hlaud are staying for .. longer periods than ditl those who came during the earlier part of the season. there is a more concerted movement toward enjoying the pleas- ures of the island, and those who have been at Bella island in years before, remember with a great deal of pleas- ure the fine entertainments which were given in the past. There In some talk of arranging another one, or perhaps tw0 or three before the close of the season. which Labor Day is generally expected to bring. Last night It was cool weather at the island and those who did stay out of doors were glad to wear a light overcoat of some kind Detts re 'eritl receiv —or else sit very close together—and of paint.‘ y ed a fresh .0“ it would have been an ideal night for an entertainment. it is probable that daughter Miss Florence returned , something will nesult frorn the enter- home on, Monday. after a week's out. triinrnent idea. For it day or two there has been a look of nervous apprehension on tho ImmI in the land the middle of last tacos ot‘ sortie of the more tlmltl rcll- “mpk II forerunner of frost which may deals of Hello island, for a mysterious story has been'iri circulation that ii MMR “0”" supposed i" “MW ’1 m” in the Town iitlii, Saturday eveninfl. crew of bloodthirsty Sound pirates had August 20th, The ”mm,“ Will be do. been seen hovering off the island (luv. voted to the interests if Wilton li‘ ing the day time, and gradually draw- brat-y, ' ing in closer to shore nights Other places alotm the coast are said to have and Mrs. Oliver Dewlng. of r'latbush, received visits from pirates who have stapppd In town last Week. on their re- commlttctl burglaries and robbed boats turn from the funeral of a near rela- trud some of the. Belle Islanditos are my, Eli S. Sturtevunt. of Bridgewater. in mortal terror for fear the guess may prove true. The only trouble about the Congregational Church Sunday the yarn scents to be that no one can morning, returning to his 'home in verify it, anti everyone asked about It Milfortl the game day. it is expected said that they themselves had not seen that Rev. Mr. lliscock who resides on the mysterious sloop. but had heard Chestnut Hill, will officiate next Sun- , that someone else had seen it and da ', were sure that “1" "9‘” We” pirates. 'l‘he accident to the steel bridge, last m "" Frida , which (1 it WA: to POOR HEALTH For YEAns omit of mewé‘ét'situiieii'fla'i'tl'e‘l _ I” W- KPH” 0‘ Mansfield PB" much annoyance and discomfort to the . 3 writes: “i was in poor health for two .0 mut f m hi years. suffering from kidney and bisd- 0 m ers m t I place, who we” der trouble, and spent considerable money consulting physicians without obtainingany marked benefit, but was cured by Foley's Kidney Care, and l desire to add my testimony that it may be the cause of restoring the , health of others." Refuse substitutes. giggbefirgggdege flzgggflu mag: ‘ t ‘ .. ‘ . For sale at Pialsted a drug store. lowing contestants received prises, “"""'""_" Mrs. Herbert Sturges, Madame Fessen- den. Mrs. R. H. Fitch and Mrs. G. A. . , Davenport, who received the ooosola~ Chauncer Weed 01’ New Moan. in tion. Mrs. Frank Weston will enter- . tain the Club Tuesday, August 30th. I ., .— WES’PPORT. Miss Minnie Stanton, of Pittsfleld, Miss Florence Bradley is entertain- Ricbard Tissington, of Montclair, N. Dog licenses are straggling in but l obliged to wait four hours in I stifling tunnel near Mt, Morris, in company with other unfortunates, finally surly- ing home at 11 p. at. day afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Final Session of the A. O. H. “O my on by the A. O. H.: PresidsnL-Jo P. Murphy. of Ntrwich. reelected ville, was recommended as state. chapl- by the bishop. . city in which to hold the next convert tion csnie up. there was a lively‘bi in behalf of Hartford. New Britain“ Stamford, but when it came to a vet ., New Britain pulled out ahead. and and, i3 cordingly the next convention will he held there, two years hence. . able token of remembrance in' honor of Father Walsh. formerly of Westerly the members and it was decided that each member be allowed to contribute not tnore than 25 cents nor less tiara ten cents, for a monument fund. capita tax of 60 cents for the state organization and it was reccomiaended that an organization of Hibernian ca- . dets be organised wherever there-is a division. After some minor bust" ness had been transacted, the convent tion adjourned at 5:30. ' ; Mrs. Eleanor McCann, of Southllatt‘ cheater; vice president, M11, M. E» Burke, of Meriden; secretary, Jennie E, Turiey, of Waterbury: ’ orer. Miss Mary O'Donnell of Merl 2 ‘ , , ‘iIEiien T. Maher. of New Haven. . . Icounty president, M. I I it, [l I) Y (it ‘U (70 t3 ft . I , , , , Kemps BALSAM t‘\ , -\\Y\ «y‘ . ungtjwi \lvb ) I\ :‘t ,\ I it; tic-«cor Con so 'ntm tale. can. Whoopl 05%. £3de ' ‘i A certain cure for assumption hi ll stages. , t r s sndssurs relief in advanced of Ussat Iii: wi soc the teemt or! after takin I use he. he tout-Imusnd’soooats. M" ._ ._._--..,_.._ -.___ .__.:_!fl WILTON. Mr. Arthur Neshitt, of New York, spout. Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. J. McEweii Berni. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, who have been stimmering In Wilton, have removed to New London. Miss Ethel Boits has returned from an extended visit with a party of friends to the Adirondacks. If". . - ' Clerc Ogden anti Edward Ebh d) “‘3. took a trip to New York oaths “Mso- ; tha's Vineyard," on Tuesday. The handsome iron fence surround— ing the premises of Mrs. J. Mclwen I it“ Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Gilbert; and tag at t‘ompo Heat-b. , The first voice of the katydid was be expected in six weeks. 'l‘bcre will be it Whist limeflt party Mrs. Eva Lambert, of Gosben, N. Y.. Rev. Mr. Upsoii filled the pulpit of The Summer Whist Club met Tilele e , MURPHY is sense-rap. 1’ Yesterday. . DERBY, Conn. Aug. lit—The Following is the list of officers chos The Rev. Father Kennedy.'of Wes sin. and will doubtless be appollIl - When the question of deciding II The Question of providing some ault- ‘ y, R. i.. and Waterbury, came before It was also decided to levy a per,» While this meeting was goin'sif‘od ast session and during it the follow. us officers were reelectedi [”th These officers were installedhylf The foregoing oiilcerti were a! Wil'nhmmm "“59“" delegates to the national convert _-‘_ a “easy-ave years and travel found any to 4 . hltltznntillohmuhingyoerucufls.Since ““1 as alternates these 1119th began using Cuteness he has never had i “' ”“h' ' 1"" h" "m“, “m “I“ .Wood. Meriden; Mrs. Elizabeth r Cord. Merlden: Mrs. Gather-in . ins. Derby, and Mrs. Lulu Ho , nia. :mcdnugwg m'ricicovarnfeno Isirens to do. I '0 on one o as II. . . “lest-si- BMW. 1 work as president of the ‘ u Mrs. McCsnn was presented ‘ handsome diamond ring, the tattoo speech being made by I Frank he auxiliary were chosen: Mm. As an appreciation of heft} i is TurleY. of Hartford. WYliE-KELLY. . PARI . August 19.—-The .. vile. a fellow of - ' Oadord, to the . .. - mood Kelly. the well-known Iiawyer of this city, took; day ’st~ the m
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