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‘ t; ‘21. it“ ‘ '1“ a”? ”a? NE W If“)? Elf; ’5' it. Q ‘h A: :Y“ “fill. ' I I;
. own. Month» 45 m. a: villa .y. ,1 Wm“ mg“): L‘ o. or. all y, ,. ”up, ,1: MW,“ 135.; . .", .
Mira“ Tun rsoin'rrr on ~ ALKl =
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. .3.“ , , ‘3 . , ‘ 3‘2 i,. . '
WWW“ iNOTEs on THE snasnoah. 8th nature with a. burden. 013;. aqvcorrstu. m strait}
,5 ‘ I , ._ . bathera were ready to oitl'hitn by that W ‘
For tho convent-no. or the vendor-
of tho Bantinoi, a latter box it» been
Placed on tho bridge in front of tho
shop of William R. Gilbert. [term for
publication or. collected dolly. They
ohould in cloned by the writer on on
ovldonco of good filth.
The launch Foxy Grandpa is be-
ing painted at Cole's float.
Wm...—
Mish Katherine Din-roan has return-
-cd from a via-it to New Haven.
Mina Mlldrod Baxter, of East Nor~
walk. has llccn visiting Mrs. Twucdy.
in Danhury.
Principal E, ii. Gumbart l‘d cxpoctod
to leave today for llcthol to spend
the remainder of the summer.
The tag Port Chester was in the
harbor this morning. and cleared with
a low of empty bargcs for New York.
it is expected that the pile driving
for E. D. Robertson‘s new factory.
in Seaview rivcniic, will be commenced
today.
Mrs. Edward 1.. l’urdy, of l’cckskill.
New York. has been a gthHl at hcr
aunt, Mrs. Charles ll. Alst‘lhIN‘Dl‘, for
two weeks. ‘
Work in progrcsslng lllCi‘ly on tho
new East arcnuc railroad hrldgc.
Spannttrs for two tracks have alt‘tpidy
been put in place.
Misscs Kathryn and Mary Short, or
East, Nnrwalk, haw, rniumed homo lit .
ter unending a mack in llanbury. thol
guests of Miss Marginal SllSSi‘, 5 ‘
Balmforlh avcnuc.
('aptaiu Vtiflll' towed the coal barge
NON“ Stilt tithl‘. from Norwalk. ycs-
tcrduy. She has hccn discharging a
will" Ul Mud tor thc Si, tieorgu Pulp
and l’flllcl‘.(30nipiiuy.
ROWAY TON.
Agent: for The Evening Sentinel, in
'Rowayton. are Frederick Lockwood.
Elwood Broadway and Chariot Potty.
Order. sent to any of the above will
receive prompt attention.
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J’cm's arc in the markets.
All the slrtams and ponds
abouts arc awning wry low.
S. E. lllblllo is ill at his homo
lltm'ayion avttnuc.
Miss Anna Hollands. ui' ilowaytnn.
has rclnrncd homo after it visit with
Mrs. 'l‘wucdy, No, 3‘1? Main strcct,
llanbiiry.
lli‘l‘t.‘~ ,
in
Farmers arc btisv cutting and storw
liifi ilioir hay crop for the coming win- i
let”. Tllt~ growth is much llghivr than
lard. your. t
Mist-i Manila McKay, who has lit-cu
ihc giicni. oi hlrx. .l. ll. Raymond. rc-
iiii'nt‘ti to hcr homo trinity-tutklyn. in—
day.
liixtt-usiw prrlmrutiopa arc lwiiil:
iiiatlc tor tin: Rcllancu Hook and hail
lli'l' i‘unlpany fair to ho hold at Mrs. A.
lliitltlo's, Friday and Saturday of this
work.
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'i‘lwrc is univcrsal round in South-
purt that bliss it‘lm't-nco Raymond, thc
tcachcr at Hanks North district, will
not rcturli in lltl' tall. Miss liaytuuntl
will aticntl tho Stalc Normal School
for a your.
DARIEN AN D NORDTCN.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, in
Dorian, are Arthur Slauson. and Wat.
lace Snorer. Orders ant to either of
tl‘e above will receive prompt atten.
t on.
i
A lawn party, :iuppcr and Killl' for
thc hcncilt ni‘ ilurluu M. ii}. Church
will ha llt‘lil ltl tin» l't‘filtll'llt‘t‘ of (i. ii.
l“ll(‘ll, Nurotnn ”rights. this cvculng.
(invcrnm‘ Rubi-rm has approval! tht'
rcquit-tition of A. ll. llccra. trr'alturor
of lili' «oldicrn' hospital board, on tho
coumlrollcr oi ilic stain for 33.1530 for
tho purpoac of buying land With bull-
dlngu at or poor Fitch's llomc.
'l‘iic tuncral wrvlcc for Rcv. 'l‘hom-
all T, lltlott. who tllt’tl Monday in New
York. wna llt'lll ycxtcrdoy afternoon at
3 o'clock from Norotim Presbyterian
Church. Mr. l-llllutt Willi tho? pautor 0f
tho church. and Willi beloved by every
momhor of his congregation. Ho be-
climu lll whilc in charge of the
church at. Norman. and was sent to
Clifton Bprlnlta. (in tho roturn trip
he got, as far no Now York. whore ho
was fatally ltll‘lt'lti'ii.
Novoton and (trccliwlch arc, wcii rap-
rollcnied anmalz inc dairies for the
annual t‘onai-riltni gulf tournament.
which hogan .thiurday in New Haven.
Woe Burn onlrlua arc: Wllnrm 1.).
Baldwin. 8. ll. Brown. ii. i5. llrowu. .lr.,
Robert Huntcr. illicidon Hopklno. W.
M. McCord, itrhnytcr Merritt. W. B.
McDonald. Ailrntl i3 Pitt. (i. ll. Shelli.
R. h at' bridge, (7. M. Wuhhurnw
12. Th .. airfield County (loll Club
at Grecnwlch‘cntcrnd F. 8. Armntronrr,
(3. a. Cox, W. M. t‘npp. it. (J. Carroll.
it. M. out. ,Jr.. a. J. Graham. it. s.
Knap, Frank iminwood. Curl ill. Mill“
tin. B. it. Warlord. Calvin ’t‘ruottdulo
wll.
"PI, whitf'll a tip?“
“A tip. my son, to a small mum of
my. whloh you give a on“ because
you‘re mill hr want him not. being
paid tot. othlng you didn't any him
to daft-«i it. ~
This in anoihor good day for2 llalh~‘
in: and sailing parties.
M
A new pump is to he installed 0n
the west little of the inland,
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G. 1“. Waters has had u very pretty
in lllli Hickory
rustic chimney orociod
Bluff cottage.
Mr. and Mrs, Charter. DeKlvn of
New York. have been recent visitors
to Roton l’oint.
.w-
William Hoyt. who is annihilating on
llelle island, has taken theClnrke cat
boat for the spawn.
William H. Bylngton has his speedy
little “Grace" hauled out at tho Nor-
wnlk Yacht Club.
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(imrgo Hounookor in having a new
buoy and mooring put in pint-c oil
the cast beach for his liiullch Halon H.
The Bailey knockabout l’ampcro
has bccn hauled out to he overhauled
and bow rcpalrs made to bur l‘lltllltil‘.“
A polo has boon (erected on the
baacball grounds at Roton Point and
a flag has bccu attached to its top.
.lni-ii‘ph Schuldice had a party of
iricntla out for u moonlight. still. lost
(arching, in Walter Sirolimcycr‘n "Cri-
l c.“
'l‘lic oystor good nonstop in ondod
and now thc sailing crnl't l‘tllili’ anti
go in the Core with oyster strolls for
transplanting. '
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'l‘lir liallt‘y knorkabout "l‘ainporo"
has bccn linillcd out at Hickory Blutf
in ordcr that repairs may he made to
her rudder.
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These arc bully days at the bathing
lioiisak, 'l‘hcrc Was a largo crowd in
thc wulcr at lioion l'oint, yesterday
afternoon.
Evory night for savorni days, big
tliundor bonus hate blackout-(i the
horizon, but no far al'kcf tbcm have
"sour around,“ as l )rcssion is.
Charlcg ll. Eartha New York pho-
tographcr, [biased through Stamford
ycstcrday morning in his automobllc.
Mr. Daria: la anmnicring at iicllc law
land. and was up roulc for Now York.
(‘llfil'lt‘>'. llcltlyn of Nov l’olnt ycs-
icrday cclcbrntcd thc clghly-alxth illl~
iiivcrsury of his birthday at, his sulti~
mcr homo. A banquet was the spa.
clal tcalurc of tho day.
(l. li‘. Watt-rd hug. had a wry prcity
rustic Mono chiinncy conatrurtcd on
tho (lxlt‘l‘ltli‘ of his home at Hickory
limit. it will furnish a llroplace with-
in tho housc.
.._—.
Among the t'Ot‘t'lll visitors at. tho
island \‘ictv lluit-l arc .W. K, llumls.
ton, Mr. and Mrs, John Kylzood. of
Ncw York: Mrs. W. it. Blyuncr. of
Lakcwood. N, .l.. and Miss ilallctt, of
New York. '
'i'ilc lllllilt‘ll Hum K. of Smith Nur-
walk, with a salcrl party on board,
wont to Stamford lulu t‘i’t‘lllllg and
aitcr roinainiug in tlic harbor a short
lllllt‘. lllt'y lcit l'or thcir homily-Siam.
lord Advocati-
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A'larlzc cruising rat lltlill from Ncw
York. with tour follows on board. was
at anchor. last (ironing. off Plant licach
licllr» island. t)nc of tho young llli‘ll
playctl tho guitar and thry all sang.
furnishing quite a tilt’tth’ttlll conccrt.
A largo uumlirr of sailing and
launch partial: werc out lakt owning.
l‘iic iorincr had an t'ht‘t'llt'fil sailing
llrcrzv throughout both aftcrnoon and
owning.
'l‘lic watcr was so warm that
it uiirnrtcd many liaillt‘l'n.
Lani. night thc suinll lilllllt'llf'H all
l'('lllllllii'tl up tlic harbor. on, though
it was up lllcul night in most rospt-rio,
lllt‘l't.‘ war. a iiitlt- too much sra duwu
tlic harbor for llll’lll. 'l‘hc bright
moonlight and llnc llrcczt» mudc tho
riilirc allnrc i‘runi uncut idi‘al illlt'l'
tho hot days rccclitly cxpcrlcnccd.
gut-his at the
Mr. and Mra.
Among tho. rcccui
iicll inland llutcl arc
.loltn iivynoltis, Mrs. l.. Wood, .ltilih
Mllca, John Wood, Mlsu Agni-k Wood.
of Ncwurk:
Mina ltlla Harrison and
Mira llcrthn Stone, of llanhury; Mrn.
l“l't‘tl t‘. Finis. Mrh. iinrry Mayor and
Mike Clara M. mayor. of Newark.
‘i‘ho llrnt verandah nwotinlr of tho
notion“ wait cundut-tcd liltit cvuotnn by
Rev. Mr. .iuuwa. o! llclln island. on
tho piazza of tho linioul (lollngi'. Mina
Simon 'l‘ylor. an African ndltalonary.
upoko vcry intoratinniy. Minn 'l‘ylor‘o
futhcr WHN tor forty work a addition-
my among this Zuluu.
hot-Holt watt horn in Africa.
h...“
On Thursday night two crullting yachts
put into Norwaik lumbar and the mom-
boril of the party landed at llull la-
inhd. whom they had it lunch and nor-
cnatiad tho cotiugcra. Thry out off
fireworka and appcarrd in be having
a rather brlatml Fourth of Jilly colt;-
bruiion. (inc boatload rnmprlilud vo-
txullato. and on tho ntbar wait a man-
dolin club. The mimic wall much oil-
Joyod.
“mu—a.
(‘oraoltua liyilu. who ill a atrial:
and fourloua swimmer. While at the
lotion Point bathing beach a day or
two also. Wail atartlnd to hour a cry
for help. lie turned that in time to
are a hood. which proved to ho that
of a boy. disappearing beneath the
waves. Ho plunged in no he was
and mum out. Just as he reached
the struggling boy he tried to who
The boy got both
hold him.
arm» around Ryan'a neck and for a
moment it limited rather parlour; for
lino is .very amllbtlllllf and
shook himself. iron or the smash"
built of minor. then-proceeding do
both.
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Minn Tyler
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vi.
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time. but book! not need their u-
uiotonce and awnm‘ abhor» ’l‘hu bolt
was little the our» tor hie narrow
arcane. but Wan thoroughly frightened.
Hill namo could not. be learned.
WESTPORI‘. .
Agent: tor tho Evonlno Iontlnol. in
Wootport, I" St Dial-until Ind Wm.
E. Null. 0mm «M to hither of the
uhovo will noel“ prompt ottontion.
Mina Susie Taylor is outing at As-
bury Park, N, .l.
E. .i.‘ Mctlioary. oi’ limlililagiuii. wall
a recent \tlnllifii‘ lli‘il‘lé;
Mills llclcu Kcnibler of New York,
is spending aoino time here.
Miss Edna Hilla of Now York~ is
visiting with frichdu llcro.
new..-
I n
Nathan Shippcu and fitllllly
Bridgeport, arc auuutwrlng hero.
of
Mra. it}. .i. Abbott and daughter of
Ncw York. are, visiting in town.
'l‘olcphono toll between Falriinld and
this town has bccn reduced to tire
cunts.
M rs. ll. ti. Shoarin of Racine. Will,
in tho gncat of Mrs. hi. (.1. lllrgc. at the
Fill‘l'llb’.
Louis llurr lri spcntling illc vacation
scantily in and about Delaware Watur
lap, i‘ii.
Lusllc Fabio has boon ompioyod by
the Blue Ribbon horse company in
llrldgoport.
K, A. llolgc and wlic have returned
harc from an automobile trip to the
ilt‘rknlilrca.
ltclallvcn from Wothcrsllcld. arc. ba-
lm: antisrtiilncd at tho home of Stan-
lcy ll. Finow.
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Mrs. .iosoph N. Spit-or cntcriainod
thv Social Whist Club of Soiltllport.
thin :iiicrnoon
Miss t‘arrlc (‘l‘tlSHllllill in on ihc list
of "ilcllo" girls now at the local talc~
phonc cxvhaugc.
Janice: Hutchinson and wilc. of
South Maurhrstcr, arc ghosts at tho
homo of (i, ll, 'l‘rarcy.
On lbw night of July iii ihcrc is to
bc a' iiisicalc givcn by mcmbcrs or
lllt’ (. 0le Farms church in that cili-
iicc. An cum-taming programme is
pruniisctl.
'l‘uusrlay night Mrs, it. N. Sippurly
tlclivorctl an address to tho nicnibors
of Ncwtown gi’angc. it (lt‘llll with
thc llllb‘lllt'Sh‘ of thc stoic mango at a
rcccnt mccting.
(‘onldn‘l stay away, (‘harlus
raclmigh has illlt't‘ more rcsunlcd a
position on tho trolloy. This is thc
third‘attcmpt that t‘hnrlio has math:
to itrt‘alt away and ouch limo ihc fast-
i'lltliililii til' fill't' punching has won liliu
to tho company again.
liar
TOWN TOPICS MAN ARRESTED.
Had Five $100 Bill. in His Pocket——
Was Accused oi Extortion.
NEW YORK, .lnly i:l.- With ilvv
Milli hills in his liilt'kt‘l, which hc bad
Just rct-clrcd from l-Zdwin M. Post, a
inciuhcr of thc Stock Exchange.
Chitrlcs ll. Alilc, an advttrtlsing solic-
itor for Town Topics, was nrrcstcti in
thc Stock ldxrlinngc building ’l‘tlchdal'.
ahargcd with allonlpicd cxlortlou.
That night lit‘ slcpi in thc lfillzabcth
xtrcct station.
Whllc iiic moncy was onlonxibly
paid a..- a Hilllfii‘rlllllilll for a work cli-
titicd “Aiiicrit-n‘s Smart St't.” to his
puhllaliatl by ”to Stlclciy Editors as.
soclatlou at No. Still Fifth avcuuc.
Mr. l‘tuat tltlt'llil'tls it was tlctnaildcd
from him as tho price or preventing it
scurrilous arilclc about his pcraonal
attain. hciitu pritiicti in Town Topics.
A5 to witctliur lilt‘l'o was any truth in
tin» information. which, he says, ho
was told was in tho [ltlHlit‘Ktlltlfl of tho
oditnr of Town ’l‘oplcu. Mr, l'uni will
not any, but lli' anacria that whatovvr
thc u‘i'fnir may havn llocn. hr, has told
llin witc all about it. and that, aha
agl'vtid with him that it wax his duty
to inkc lrlznl tit-lion. 'l‘hc :trrcxt was;
tho rcttuit of a trap halicd for Ahlc
by Aid-datum lllntrict Attorncy Krmrl,
in whosn t'lllll‘Ltt' ihc mattcr wan plac-
ed by lllairicl Attorney .loromt- alicr
Mr. Pout had madc hla complaint. All
if to dlapcl the idclt that ho had triad
to oxiort mom-y front Mr. Poul. Ahln,
utter hill orroal. allowed Mr. Krott'i ii
largo bundlu oi racoipia, showing that
man and wumcn of wcallh had aub-
ucrlhod for tho work. Nono of thorns,
howow'r. no tar an it known. partml
with their thtltl through any Idea that
their private attain: would bu ventilat-
cd should lhcy docllnc to do no.
Littlc in known of tin» ilocicty
Etlllilf‘it' illitliltlllilltlli, other lhtlli that
ha laitar pundit and rareipto for mon-
by paid itllOW that M. E. Woontcr in
ilw niauagcr, W. ii. Dank-la tho truan-
uror, and Citation hinting Wynn tho
i'illltirrlnli‘tlliit. Mr. Wynn to aim tho
managing mllior of Town ’l‘npk-n. ihn
official oi wlildh urn at No. if)? it‘lftli
avnliiio. not lay train that-«2 occupied
by the Society Mllvl‘tl' auscultation.
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DEFICIENCY Al'PROPmATiON.
HARTFORD. July . iii.-Roprouonto-
iivn Maillt'tt. of Norwich. allot-till in the
boom youtorilay mondmonin to tho
dehclonoy bill passed by the minute.
adding 33.000 tor nhoriif'a finances in
New Haven county $500 for jury do
podium in hitchiiol'd county, 8260 tor
the building and load commiulonor tor
legal «turmoil. 'i‘bo umendmuntn
were adopted and on motion of Mr.
Pmkllck. of Lyme. who dealrau in ex-
amine the marinara. the bill was tab.
loo. Subsequently the but wait taken
up. ’l’ho amendments adopted, and
tho marinara limbo.
TROOP A APPROHiA‘i‘iON.
The hum? yoniordaiy [littorazggogug
ed . apropra at; . .
. ",.)i.';.’olt,:( ,, .- i/G‘..mt‘i’h:
9 critical: aw in y. nib
dltlottii traitor which the annihilation
to mode give the staid control omit
the proprt'ty so tor on No prcvont its
' ill” Walt
tlh M iii. lull".
HARTFORD. July ltl.-~'l‘ho follow-
ing bill. reported from tho comrnltt‘ee
on labor, rejected in tho. liouao, in be-
torc the Sonata and yoaiardnv was
aunt. to the tool. of tho calcuttarzw
Every person who shall threaten,
or also only uniml’til mean to compel
Ally pill‘iioii against his wt 1, to do or
abstain from doing any ,ltlilt which
such person has a legal right to do,
or shall persistently follow ouch per.
son in u diaordorly manner. or injure,
or threaten to injure. his propert ,
with burnt to intimidate him, aha
ho illicit not more than $100. or im-
prlaoncd not moro than six months.
This upload» act-lion 1296 or the
general statutes and in connection
with tho. ultuaiion ihc following opin-
ion by Attorney General King to the
coininiitcc will be read with later-
tia is-
l nudcrstand that you iii-aim my on-
inion no to tho lcgal effcri which
would result from the adoption or
the proposed amendment. Thu pro~
pOSFd limoudmont consists substan-
ill\lly in )lll‘lltllll: out the words “in.
tlmldiitc any pi‘ratm" in the second
lino of tho prcsoui statute, and insuri-
lug bcfoi'o tho word "means" in paid
line the. word "unlawful.”
The lnngnauc. "nan any unlawful
mouth; it) (‘flllll‘it‘l any person. against.
his will. to do or abstain from doing
any act which such person had a legal
right to do," scams to ciiihodv cou-
fllcting olomcnlu. l tlrlbllllllt'. howcvcr,
that a court would construe that. lan-
guago as tho onuivalcnt. of this ox-
pt‘iiarlun.~iikr ‘iltly unlawful mourns
to prompt any pcriam, against his
will, front pursuing a (nurse. of ac-
tion which such pcrt-ion has a legal
right. to our in.“
i think yo ll‘ amondmnnt tnakoa the
incoming at tho suction morn apparent;
but l mu ‘lll‘lllllli‘. to non whoritln tho
statute as amciidcd will. in legal effect.
he uiatcrlally diffcrcnt from tho [ll‘i‘l'i'
eni alalutc, Truc, you strike out the
torn) "any unions to intlinidatoz" but
the phrase "unlawful lacuna," would,
in my opinion, include intimidation,
whtui lllit‘tl in conncction wtli thc lan~
gauge "to compel any pcrson, against
his will. to do or abstain trout doing
any ut-t. ctc.“
in this coniicction, i call your at-
tcnilmi to thc construction given to
Section l‘zilii by our supreme court in
statc Ht. (lliddcn. l'u'l Conn. iii, and
more rcccntly in slatc vs. Siot'ktord,
” ""‘ ’l‘lic opinions thorn
Attorney Pun-m, Kin pm: on Opln“
:7 00““, hit.
dcul lltil "icrcly with thc itiiltiitc. but
with thc [ll‘llli'llllt'x underlying thc stu-
tutc. i think thcy apply with equal
forcc to tho propnacd filatntc submit
tcd by you. 'l‘iicac principlca arc iii-
no discussed in a dissenting opinion
dclii‘crcd by Chief Justice llolincs iii
a char cniiilcd \‘cgcluhn vs. thintcr,
167 Mass, 91!. '
'l‘ho supremo court in state rs, Gau-
non, i: (found 210, llFt’S thin languami.
A cmnlyiuatton’ to unlawfully lllfilt‘l
upon auoilutr sonic injury dcpcndeiit
for its sncccosl’ul ncrmnpllnhmcnt up-
on lilo) fort-c or coitiblnntiuu. may hit
no, in curtain lnaiunccs, in» a criminal
conspiracy, although no act to be
done in its cxccntinti, or in consumma-
tion til it}; obit-ct, would ho a crluic if
dour ludcpclidmilly ot‘ a combination
by anyone of the conspirators."
If by the proposed tliicntlntciit, to
Scctiou l2iltl tho coitimlttoo intends
to changv ihc law rotating to com~
lllllllllllllfi as riltlltltl in thc allow puss-
alzt» qtmtcd from the slain v5. ilannuu.
thc llinnungc iiscti in» tho aincndcd
stiitutc dtwu not, in my opinion. cf-
toctuuic such lutcut.
YOUNG PEOPLE’SNGHRlSTIAN UN:
to .
Delegates Attending Convention in
Hartford From All Over
Unliod States.
llAR’l‘Ftlltl). July 13.» A dovotionni
xcrvit'c. lcd by Miss Laura l. Kcndall.
of Mauaaclmsolls. oponctl tht- iirst
day‘s Mission of thc National (‘onvcti-
lion of thc Young Pt'iiplii's Christian
Union in tho Church of tho llcdcctticr
ti‘lllvcrulllisil today, 'l‘lic zillciltlutit'o
of tll'lt‘lllllt‘ii was vcry largo. on most
at ilinac train tho t‘unnorilcut anti
hiiilesnciiiiroitk local unions arrivvd
during tlic night and on ”in curly
morning trains. 'l‘hc convoniion or-
guiilzcil for litialncao at the claim of
tho devotional aorviro. i‘rckitlcut Lou-
ia Annln Amen. of Now York city, call-
ing in order. The roll Hill by states
brought rcsponacn from all Nt‘t’lll’lll! of
thc linltod Status. and many llrtllllllln
cnt nwmbura and cicrlrynwn in tho
iii-.ntmiiimtlon wm‘c onihuainailrnlly
granted by the convrntiun. '
'l‘bo rcport of National Secretary
llarry Adamo Horsey, of lltmion. was
prcmwnicd. in it he rot-lowed not on-
ly tho. uumorican growth of thc an-
ion. but alum ihc work accmnpliahod
during the pant your in both tho mun
tor and junior bodies and in tho field.
'i‘lto figural! submitted by state acorn.
tartan. lit» mild. shown-d a mombarship
at approximately nlno lliouatid. (it
which numbor 65100 wore in tho avatar
and 2,500 in the junior union. 'l‘ho
yonr‘u gain in lnemhorublp had been
about mu» thouuand. Financially the
your bad boon a satisfactory our. tho
total rarrlpla nxceeillnl: thorn: of ltitli
ll mill. The contributions to mill-
uonury work nvaragc ilii y ccnlu por
rnplia for tho, anti: Iiit‘iitllt‘flthlp of
tho atinior untotlywlt In all tho moiicy
plmllzcd for the ultqtl‘t work at Provi-
douuc last, our‘hnd bar-n paid Htht'
:26. The I oto,,,uniohn tho phat your
hum not out plld thrlr aaaoadnioulh.
but have ‘ntl book illlllh no that tho
total coco pio‘from this colircc hnvr
boon lot-liar than ovnr balm-c. indlcar
but a hon thy revival of interest in tho
work of the union. “
seem" Hartley also re on on
the road“ it of tho Onwor , tho om~
chit arm of the union. of“!!! pout-
ofilrc mluloii‘. Which had increased
lili work thrill-fold. ohtho lath, library
and the pictorial higtoify titanic». tlnl.
voraolhu church. WMM past your
Secretory lrio , lit motion with
lipid Work trot 'lflilr a largo port
of the tuition Biatoll, adtlrouoeaiug
Mala conventions and nummer moon
lugs. , .
Among rlmhilnonilottohn alone in
tho secretary's radar. Jami that, greater
attention but. micro, thwork by com
uoniratlon o lilomlrlnus minionary
l0 anodhonrimant iihdor
, {$0.9 ,outi tho Appoint:
meat in! ion l‘oeoroiary." 7 oohnii
ovate exciuuivo attention to hormonal
1
or. «used by indigestion. if you out
little too much. or if you or: unbloot to
attacks ol‘ lndlzont‘ion. you have. no doubt
had shortness of breath, to id heart but!»
heartburn or palpitation o the hurt.
Indigootion nations the othlnoch to
oxpand~owoll, and go
heart. This crowds t. o
limo the heart booomoo diseased.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat. takes the strain o
of the Stomach.
lint. toilet. After urinz ti tow bottlos i am cured.
i had stomach trouble and was in a bad state as
had heart troubia with il. I took Kodol Dyspopl
Our. for about four months and it cured mo.
if up against tho
. heart: and inter-
fares With its action. and in the course of
of tho heart. and contributes nourishment.
strength and health to every organ of tho
body. Cures indigestion. Dyspepsia. Sour ' “ " "
Stomach. inflammation of the mucouo
membranes lining the Stomach and Diges-
tive Tract, Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh
Altar eating. myiood Would distress me by melting
rnybeort palpitnio and i would bocomo very wank.
Finally i not a bottle of Kodol and it gave mo lmmr
MRS. LORING NICHOLS.‘PIhn Yon. N. Y.
D. KAUBLE. Novodl. O.
Dioesizs What You Eat
When you buy rho
Palmer
Hannah
and will aubwoar
all others.
i i "it. ~---—-—-- '
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
no WASHINGTON ST. ,‘
5‘ Phono 143-8.
i!
x847. 1905.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
{HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN ROOFlNG,
Gas and steam Fittlno.
l Gas Fixtures, Metal Coiling, Etc.
ll
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
‘ Dollu mu. nun“
tint! on much u the
uni. or to «at If".
Input! n the L0-
oruot- atmomwm
£00.. hie-(o 01A.
17 WALL. STREET, NORWALK.
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
a“
Site groan” wan
‘llllltm was road by Sccrt‘iary library"
as tho national trcayiircr. ('lcorgo l.
Scars, of Chicago. was unable to bc
'l‘hcn
manual by l'l‘llfilll‘l of lllilt‘l-‘N.
followed rcports on missionary wor
by .l. t.‘. iloud, of Atlanta. tilt;
Ark, and tiny. iicnry B. Taylor, of 8
Paul.
A nutsmigc of nyuipathy was twill it
tho t‘tlll\'t‘llll0ll to 'l‘l‘cnsut'cr Scars.
niimbcr oi‘ l‘tit‘tllllllli'lltiiilinnit war
inadv by tho cxnrtitiw board in it
mm» for Punt-ulna. utin-nlnl
. ilcv.
Alhalla L, F. lrwin, of Littlu iloclt,
A
report. and thcsc came in for conuidc»
Mono. my oi your “fault! or "no to. II
no "Rollo! by Louis. in tailor, by r.
a. l" 3"“ ‘t‘l‘i" ““3“.”‘1' “98"
nu on. ' no“: , on on 5.
“a“. Indium tum I‘ll“. If.
Papers at Cost.
Now to the time to buy. Annual
Clearance SALE 0]” 10M) WALL PA-
PERS. It is 'my custom during July
and August to reduce the price or
GOLD WALL PAPERS to cost,
order to make room for new goods,
if you need WALL PAPER for this
hummer or next. fall. come and ace
k
l.
lll
Y
o
S
””0“ our stock. ‘. . l .3 , ‘i
cfllchllYII‘l ENDMIK __._..
Euuvnflyyal P'LL Cloth Window Shades with triage.
_ 25c. .
IAIhoAitl-mnhhlo“ 209.1“ tin In a ‘ I a u.
f PM” ‘ mantra N! P.
h . ’
with hlnrihzolg;:k:‘:l;‘2;hzo:iui 53:." 01‘0th Glassware. Lamps-
humus. Inhtlmuul llill ulw
Painter-3' Supplies.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
get a
Wgter
Heater
when the reallu bot
(labs come.
'Phonfll.
mmmmwu
Now is the lime to
Gas Range
Then uou will be readil
till. it'lllllltlilli. ,
to order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
Telephone Connection.
l. H. lltitliiil’,
87‘ WASHINGTON smear,
South Norwaik, Conn.
FRANK c.
VAN scov.
PLUMBING. ‘ V
. 0 -- ... .. _. ..... “.4.”
STEAM. .
HOT WATER,
AND . t1.
'3’!
. I
GAS FITTING.
tTin, Slicct Iron, Copper.
and Zinc.
'50 South Main Street.
TolOphono, 137—3.
I 40‘!
. Fresh?“ Fill
W
FRESH ilidli‘ili‘lsil .......
SWORDFISH
BONETA MAthitllloi.
l’Olttllllli-l. 4 pounds
li'ldlKlilll ANI“) lflm'l‘lflilll . . . . . ..
litt'l‘l‘ltlltlt‘lilil l
WEAKP‘lt-lll
.....l
”nun-“nun“..i.
REA HON A [11113 Pill (YES.
MARKET.
Old nitration Amy Intuit“.
loot [mi of Washington Iii-cot Ind
.10th Diwali.
‘ (r. “Rollins '
that it?”
al‘fiiDINGIl-I-
«in for any other purports than that Mariam at a union.
oi cavalry drill, , ‘_ ‘l'ho titularI at vapor}. q: ill! notional
.4 In: ~31. V’H'E" “‘1 . ."'. All” “" 3‘.‘ K x fr . ,, HA
L. I . A N"; gm. 1;” .-
...........lllu
250.
Al!!! O'l'llllllt, KlNllR 01" Fill” A'l‘
Till "on.“ ma no OYI‘i'IR
olilir. CHARLII ooomo. mo
Carpenter. Builder and .. ,. I
General Contractor
Imam“. CiVINw on How
IMO. 't‘llkflmfl 0P NIW AND II:
"'3 0? an.
:0 ‘44 0| DIV
MAIL PIOMWL ENG!” 1'0.
27 WIOTFORT AVINQI, NORWAHK' ‘
South Norwalk. Conn.
0
2e
2e.
EOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
OFIGANlZID 1882.
WtTH »
mull
Surplus.
Not Promo.
W
Goliath Iooounto oi individuato. man
lib.
no
81:
upon favorable terms.
sowm H. MATHIWSON. Pr“.
JOHN H. KNAPP Won't-u.
JACOB M. LAY'l'ON. cum-r.
DinEcTORo.
E. H. Matlnwodn John H. Light
‘John. H. Krupp Henry Boymour
Jonah R. Marvin
Christian Mort:
., . mi Hpflolimi. .
usual amount
‘fifl mom. with ”Allin!“
I
o 4.50 MO” ir- town»
0 o o
"a. orthogonalit-
. loo 1.00 . am. I' It
.50 moi . D. In loo Ion o 00.,
“flaunt“. Ind.
. .
u mm.
You buy the but.
Colors will not run or fade.
Have you seen our stock of
n will it
3100.000.00
[100000.00
360.000.00 '
ufacturoro. moron-nil and corporations
Samuel arummn
J.,Waliuo Mervin
’Pl'lono. 1353:
bulbs not talus
‘ t W m “it;
tlulolt lilting ‘
contort in «oak.
GOLDJAND SILVER PLATINQ
lbw England Electric iioiors.
Ham no ouporior. Con allow
them in oporntion.
Repair. to stationary and MI-
rlno Engine. and General Moch-
rlng Work Boliolioii.
.THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F’G. 00.
so WATER or. so. NOMALK.
to o nocesolty of perfect Health and
an essential element of Happlnool.
To prevent sickness and enjoy the
comforts of life you should equip your
sleeping apartment or dressing Ghlhl.
hero with a snowy , 9, one. low
"Standard" Porcelain elod ava-
tory and have running hot and cold
water as desired at your touch.
We have samples in our showroom
and will gladly quote you prices.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 8T8.,
South Norwaik. Conn.
throat. Nose and Ear. ,,.
‘l” or "
Any diseased condition“ of the
Throat, None or Ear successfully and
scientifically treated and cured by the
latest and most improved method! and
remedies. Now installed at. 1&8th
Main street, and any calling, fill be
given consultation , and oxal, {.‘nation
free. by a specialist who has i on con-
nected with the New York .mpitat.
WAGE WORKERS’ HOSP. EQGIETY,
Branch, 66 So. Main St. a...
Treatment hours, 8-10, 1-4, 7-8. ""
n—a—d ‘
CORNER RAiLROAD AVENUI AND
MONROE OTREET.
lowly tarnished throughout. loot
comfortable and up-todate hotel in tho
city. Electricity and heat in "or!
room. Bathl in connection. Por-
tect sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Alwoyo comfortable nod
quiet. i ‘0'. l
Cato carrying a hill line of term
liquors!
Merrill and. Goodit’o wince,
and ciurl. lie-t stocked bar in “3
0“,. ‘ .g‘ .a‘
if. [1. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL. ”H.
Wan fl
Paper.
Our Itoci of new [003- luot fl
is I little largo: than ovor boiort'.
Wonderful how low you our
buy nico good: hero. You know
we do tho work in tho very boo!
mum“- l - r u .. .« ado-uh
No have taken a good with
cataracts for homo painting on!
will in glad to submit figured hi
it“! Wk. s titan-mm
'1
of your hour: inside or out. ,
E. E.
Gorham.
TELEPHONE 335-4! "l
IO FIRST ST. E. NORWALK;
.l
. mom? a. articular:
Aalflclfl.
ALL INSURANCE REAL 007$?!
neuron“. nomav. ornit-
ooxr TlGKETB,
PATENTO ozcuaao. it
,2 scum MAlN STREET.
‘ Tot. out, ace-«o
'. l
n
MW;9‘W¥“W _, “
mouuwt
will first tor mm on P
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l
‘ili
Wotrytowryinltockm'
thing you need tor tho docorotic r.
. gym-$.14,
Norwalk Chronicler