WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwsik and Vicinity: —l«‘atr tonight and Tuesday. A diatu hence II; t is new passing cut of to ill” wreuce Valley is producing cloudy and showary weather in the eastern portion of the Lake region and along the North Atlantic coast. This will move eastward today and be follow- ed by clearing weather tonight. ’l‘ues- day. Wednesday and Th sday will IDrObnbiy be tan with the rate tem- .. ‘Edw.W"Kélley.Jr. peratures. Frederick Ahrens, of New Britain. was a visitor in South waaik, yes terdsy. Arthur Casey and Frederick J Fauna were visitors in New York, yes terday. Edward Quinn, of 6 Foster street, Dmbury, is visiting friends in South Norwaik. Complexion treatments are a neces- Sary part of the grooming of a well preserved woman. it is not so much a matter of how you look today, as how you will look tomorrow l-lollis ter's Rocky Muntain 'i'oa does the business. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Piadtsed‘s Drug Store. Palestine Castle and Douglas lI‘ow ‘ler Post will hold reguinl meetings this evening. Misses Sadie Coggswoii and Anna Lynch, of South Norwulk, spent Sun- day in New Haven Mrs. S. J. Sherman, of Stony llill, Danbury. is visiting relatives in Bridgeport and Norwalk. John T. McCormick has returned to his home in Norwnik from quite an ex- tended, trip through Massachusetts. Mitts Marjorie Hallornn enteItalned Misn Lillie Krieg, of New York, Sun d0.3 at her home in Seymour avenue. A. W. Dreyfus. J. E. Kane and Char- lcs Lockwood, were guests at the West Haven fire company. yesterday, at Sn- vin Rock. Mrs. William E. Olmstend in outer- taininslier mother, Mrs. B.~~F. Greg- ory, of Bouth Norwalk, at h"ér home in Mill Plain. u—-.. Misses May Collins, Catherine Col- lins, Helen Green and Euretta Ed- wards. of Danbury, spent yesterday with friends in town. Howard Hunter, of the office force of the Gilbert & Bennett Manufactur- ing Company, Georgetown, spent Sun~ day at his home in Norwaik. Kennedy‘s Laxative Honey and ”for is the original laxative cough syrup and combines the qualities necessary to relieve the cough and purge the system of cold. Contains no opiates. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. Mrs. M ii. Wilson and iamiiv have taken the Bassclt cottage at “Illuut Bosch, MllfoId, for four weeks. They will return homo on August 18. George Gerlp, who is employed in the Job printing business in New York is spending a month's vacation at his home in Fulrvicw avenue. Secretory George id, Curtis, of the Norwnlk Yacht Club, witnessed the race of the Larchmont Yacht Club, Friday, from the committee boat. I ww-‘ 'l‘. II‘. Gilbert and family, Mrs. A. W. Morwln and family and W. K. J. llub- bell, all of Wilton, are spending two weeks at tho (innit cottage. Compo. William J. Henry, clerk of Edward P. Wood’s pharmacy. has entered on a two wccks' vacation. which he intends to1 spend making quite an extensive tr p. Miss Bessie (lurdner has returned to her home in Newark, N. J.. after a visit with Mr and Mrs. John Cashew and Miss Nona Barnum, in South Nor walk. “.3.- Horgcaut William lIcIIry. of thc Bridgeport police fol-co, with Mrs. Leary. worn the ghosts of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ryan, of West Washing ton street, yesterday. Maw-«aw Edward Creag quI a visitor in New York yesterday ad new his brother. Richard (Breath, who is much lmprov ed at the hospital, though the plaster cast is still on his ankle. ‘ W John W; Dunkirk Company, the first Norwaik builders, have purchased it four-cylinder, four-cycle, automobile type Regal motor of ti. 1., St. John, the boat and engine dealer. ......»w ”...... .... willow. I. Cleanliness IMO Atwava Iasn con AIM. cells III one an chairman. ,INol‘Wllk; . 2 a; It %. Johns . %? fikl‘ghd Oliver . Install; In three children!" elm (bindery... OF OUR PERFUME! iaopen to all. Excellent extracts are sold in bottle or built at moderate prices. One of the newest odors is Poms dour, an exquisite addition to the long vice. PERFUMEB, 'l‘OltIET BOAPS AND TOILET WATERS form an important part of our stock. Lusigamers who have a special favorite f th lines will find it here at t lgiwcstugrlce. Drugniut. 8 North Main street. Tel. 026—13 Connections for all north .and south bound cars can be made at our store. Mrs. John Neugebauer and son. oi Clinton avenue, who have been spend- ing two months in Germany, are ex pcctod to arrive in New York tomor row on the Frederick der Grouse. There is just as good fish in the brine As ever come out of the son, But you will take it out in fishing Unless you take Rocky Mountain Tea. I’ialsted's Drug Store. The yacht Mohawk. of New Haven cruising eastward with ludward S. Rob- inson and party, stopped at The Knob Outing Club yesterday for lunch. Mr. Robinson is II nephew of Charles E. Seymour. Anson Keeler, l-lsrold Van Liew and Stephen Smith, well-known members of the Nutmeg Club. of Norwalk, vis lted Couey island Saturday and re mained over Sundayyith friends in Brooklyn. The summary of real estate trans fare for The Not-walks for the past week show eleven sales of properly, with mortgages of $29,975. For the last week in July, 1905. there Were six teen sales and mortgages amounting to $13,200. Rev. Paul Moore Strayer. of Roches- ter, New York, occupied his former pulpit in the South Norwnlk Congre- gational Church yesterday mowing, preaching an excellent sermon to a large congregation. preach in the church on Sundays dur- ing August. Mrs. E. B. Manvlilc, of Lowe street. has rciurncd from II visit. in Larch- mont Manor. whorc she attended the races and yorhtetucu's bail. She also llllt‘llllt‘tl II l‘t‘i‘t‘lillflll glvcn by CIIIII modore Wilson Marshall, upon his yacht the Atlantic, and saw the prize cup which the vcssci won on the other side. Dr. J. P. Ryan. a former wcli~kuown Norwaik boy, who is now a physician and surgeon in ii.Irth..Ird has recently been elected to the position of one of the. operating surgeons of St. Francis’ Hospital. beginning August 1. Dr. Ryan was thc surgeon who assisted Dr. Sullivan in tho operation of removing a man's stomach, which attracted so much attention throughout the country a few days ago. Messrs. films and Schrld, owners of tho Sonthport poultry farm, caught a chicken thicf Thursday night in the act of wringing lill‘ necks of some of their fowl, but after II short struggle the follow Inado his escape. Allractcd by the completion In their hsnynrd that night the two men went out to Iliscoch the thief industriously at work. it is said that the fellow was recognized and may be arrested later. -ltchl itch! item—Scratch! Scrat- _ oh! Scratch! ’i‘ite Iuorc you scratch the worse the itch. Try Dean's Oint- ment. it curcs plies. ecezma. any akin itching. All druggist soil it. Frank I). Rood, executive clerk to (lovornor ltoheIis. Went to New lla- vcn, ii‘riday afteInoon, for the purpose of having l.chItoniInt-tlovcrnor llolli fl Woodruff act on several matters mendih cdlnte attention. 21' acting to approved the redI l tlouu of tho IIdlIItIIui- -goIIoInl upon the (Wtfmlllliliil'l for at Bill) for iruuoporfar lion. NIH] the rcquiultfou of Treasurer A. ll. lit't'l'li, of the Soldiers hobbit“ blood for fill 000 ‘or. the clue of sick and Wounded culture The Milk of the Alum lrIIII School for the float for 345700 to July 1 and tho Grpnd Vie Montnrlum for $78 for the quilt adding June 30, wine“ also apprdVed The admission of bills crotut. of llcthcl. lllld Arthur Jonea naberu of Ellington, to the Connecticut School, for lmbccilcs wan authorised. E. l”) Minnrd annrk. N. J.: H. ll. Carter. Mnyilcld N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Mullér Youli'nrh. N. Y: and Mrs. John MIIMIIllcn, it A. (iody,(l.A . iii. hisonnc. A. 0 Short Alfred gulgr. Mr. and Mrs. annual Meyer, Hefner. W A. Freeman. 1‘ MD criy, New York: if. s Durfee. Rec er- fer, N..:'Y a. s rods by Macaw II. KI? Dr. and Mrs. J tzniium Coburn. Mr. and Mfg. Geogolddglragt. South . Ill. I if I n. l. sum llook Camden. 1%??? If. bellman H. R. ombmwmm'mwu floured, Ernest Gout-ll ~ Wilggn 'T'Tibmflloh Hunk flannel crmiulb , N lil.l(lng,l3 0.1mm list of those shoddy“- hi my litdy's ser 9 Mr. strayor will . 3' ’l'ni’l'fnndgen “if“ fill“. .. CHICAGO, July'ilomltfha Alexander in will a ski from the decision of i shun s of“ the Federal Court. swarm Zion till! a trust estate and holding that theme pend First Apostle . elitism ’ “ stout that notion toward an appeal had been taken at a meeting ”startle ‘ at Shiloh noise; also our. Ithtepde by nearly roentgen loyal- supporters Notice of up i will he sent at once to Judge handle.- uaui Ashram Pat rick t‘. Haley and Emil o.,.w then so poet to have OM it mid parts with» in the Weeks: Whether the appeal Will . be taken to the United States Supreme Chili-t of Appeals had not: berm decided dbflnit t.ely in his address Dowle appeared to be niore concernedxover Judge Media's denunciation of the “restoration host oath" us tressonnble than any other point in the opinion. He declared that. the judge himself in his oath of of- fice was compelled to put’ God above man and family ties With regard to the trust estate find- ing, he declared that ho had never received money as a trustee. but that it was always simply a matter of con. tract, evidenced in writing. showing all payments to be debts, payable in one year on call. if the election ordered by Judge lion dis be carried out, he said, the Wills of Zion will be violating the whole theocrniic idea, the very foundation stone of the church. He emphasized that the people had not called nor placed him as head of the church. but that he as God‘s chosen man. had ad- mitted each individual member into the church Simultaneously with the llowic meeting Overseer Vollvn conducted the Ieguinr Sunday services in the Taber- nacle. The meeting was attended by 3,500 persons. FAMOUS HOUSE lN LITCHFIELD. Talimadge Building to be Reproduced for Jamestown Exposition. ‘ thchtlcld is a town of‘ famous houses and prominent among them is the ’l‘allmadge place in North street. which is to be reproduced for the Con nocticut building at the Jamestown exposition. The house was built in 1775 and Colonel Benjamin 'l‘ailmndgc item whom it gets its name bought it of Thomas Sheldon in 1782. prevlqua to the farmer's marriage with Mary r‘loyd daughter of General il- lhIIII i-‘loyd of Mystic. Long island a signer of the lkciaratibp of independ- nucc. Colo cl 'ljailmudgo was him self II nntiv of on; Island and after the Revolutionary war he moved to lltchacld. wh re he lived for more t an a half niut'I’ lie was one of the urea in the war and w the frfond of Washington and Lafayette. lie was for a time a member of Washingf' n‘a military family and carried In with him an important confldcn l 2 con ,rcépundence from 1778 to 17H. After the capture of Major Andre (‘oioncl 'i‘ailmndgo had custody of the mic om-r and walked with him to tho so field. it, was a hard duty for cvcn in s loyal man to erform, as he had found Major An re II most lovable man Years after the executl of Mnlor Andre, Colonel ’l‘ullmadgc rc rolled the event and the lull“ in these Words: “i become ‘so deeply attached to Major Andre that i can remember no instance when my affections were. so fully absorbed in any man. When i saw him swln ink under the gibbet. It seetncd for a line as if l could not support it." Colonel Tallmadgo is described as “rather above the ordinary stature, well proportioned dignified and coin- manding. His step. even in his last year, was firm and el stlc his body erect, and his whole carriage pee shawl of a military dignity in which was comblu d the [limit] of both the soidlm and t e gentleman. ills edun tonance was in loativo of intelligence. firmness all e’cerity‘." After the Revolution: liflfvhd 16 years in beh- gress. ‘lt is stated that while living in his Litchficid home ho had his onlcc In the southeast room of the house and that "here every morning his wifet used to powder in queue.” The once w s owned for 12 cars by’ Old n 'H. llbllistcr. who wro ‘hls History Of Connecticut in the south- east room on the second floor it is a three-aim frame building of Item-r- oux proportions, with gambrul roof and in set not far back lrom the street. The body of tho hence is about 40 feet in length by 8i) in depth and with the wings whifh wore added in Colonel time the entire length is about 85 foot. it has spacious rooms and II broad hall running through the center it is practically unabashed from the time of Colonel 'l‘ullmadgc. who made some ulteratlons' in it in the nature of‘ addition» utter victim's Mount Vernon and looking over the We of Washington. After his re- the fill! go and pillars were added ich give” the bulldln tho forum if ncetothe’Wuhingtan once which has been noted. it in not the plan of c archi not to make If??? great dc- I‘I’rthre cm the fluid: Id nousel'o the reproduction for the opposition. is the plan tub have in? first II If second floors open to the pd lilo. bu ‘the pub- ll‘d Will ‘not. be admitted to the third. which will be used for sly to storage newness. 0n til e to d fl r is the which .I‘Iu much used in Ci 'i‘alirnadge'l time, and where [dished men and handsome when seen in the dance. ‘. hoops y“: at resent owned that much «I II, of ‘gi'laértlog'n I :grln an; r none I girl“ in admin"; to or from her father, , make 0W4; cramming It dime. “it pummel-'35 Emma” ill: guests in: thefts“ New Can-h to e : of Mr. Hollis, 1860 after it '- only in combo I. anymore I has no individual propriotoruhlp in the I, . 1‘ Danie hlluuld min the announce- . ‘ourt or to the United States Circuit - train from immune etc .12. CHOICE BUHIDING LOTS TN and Schools. The Hallo View A detective title prevents you vldy' Is to‘ravc it guaranteed by Grannies Ask your Real Estate Broker cheat-hip of Mr. wHollister. who had the wing in thc rear of the building t on down but this does hot affect the spearsnce of the house from the street. As. has m mid. ll- lc practi- cally the house! of' the days of Colonel Tailmudge. Since Mr. Noyes bought it a half century, it has remained in the family. RETRIBUTION HAD COME. (New York (llobc). "l rarely ever complain of petty tiliI-vory,” compiaincd the philanthro- pist, "because my idea is that there are always other victims who will sooner or later save me the trouble: but this was II little too bad. it was at the Brooklyn subway station I gave the man a dollar. He handed me back my ticket and the chine. keep ing a quarter of the change just within the little window. so that in my hurry i didn't know whether it was mine'or not. \Viltn i got home i found that it was mine. ‘ in about ten davs i bought another “that there and put in my complaint to the ticket seller. “How ions ago was that?" he asked casually. and not at all with the air of one who would steal a quarter. " “About ten days ago.“ i said. " ‘lt was about that time or a day or two after.” said the ticket seller. 'that the other follow was fired for that offense ' " POPULAR EXCURSION T0 SAVIN ROCK. Snvin Rock. as a popular excursion point. was fully IiIIqunatrntod on the last excursion from this vicinity. Par tics contemplating going. who failed to purchase in advance, were excluded from participation so great was the de- mand for tickets. Remember that the number of tickets from each sta~ flop is strictly limited. and no tickets are sold beyond the capacity of the train. To meet the public demand fli- othcr oxeursidn is announced under the directions of tho Now York New Haven and Hartfmd Railroad Com- pany for Saturday next. Bee ad v. in today‘ 3 edition. M NEW FACTORY lN BRANOHVILLE. Blanchvll o is to have a new fac- to'ry.‘ .Taylor, of Jersey City. his leased about forty acres of land near the station and la erecting a frame building 40x40. in which he will install a complete plant for stone cut fer the mid p of August. '1‘ e quarry and Miami plant will div Employ ment to about fifteen men WILL ‘S‘il‘t'rrdn tonal-l. 'Molbert D. M. of Wildforms.“ companied by Mrs. Cary and Melbcrt on the steamship Cnrtnsuia, next 'l‘u- esday, expecting to remain abroad fill-cusp the month of September.- dgeilei‘d Frau. WW. ’it's a mighty menu man that won't to a child so as to help it to be py over its belief in fairies. , rs quote. how the fun we: Iris-Inn no. that «no; you i. . W (church-u"! tell they are crying fol“. re missionaries cm in Africa.” authumu‘Why. lam oannlbsls not :eguiar gluttoflei"-Yonhon 8 tea-w, .Ww I" L in ad. usher, Minibar ntudihlilpar M II out the Boating. Bathing and Fishing. Every lot has right of way to the water. mill and level. with she‘d: trees. Near Trollt‘y‘. Churches k CHANCE FOR ALL T0 SECURE A HOME. ‘ Title perfect his fiddarant’eed by "In New York & Colin Mortgage '& Title cradle 00. .CAPITAL, $150,000.00. For Mapi and PartIcuiars, apply to SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, TEL. 154—4. QM ANY REAL : TITLE lNSURANCE A NECESSITY The New York and motion Mortgage and lifts ONE FEE PAID PROTECTS TOO AS LONG AS YOU OWN ‘ THE PROPERTY. about it. or write the home office. New Rochelle. New York. ting. He expect in ship three or four no ,4; they were: lb id find work otrioada of cm ed atone a duvet - in he millsu t it airy, Jr.. intends to sail for Europe . ~linve till“ i ii "i f‘w‘i :I.I'V' ll, ‘i Really LIIIIIIIIIIIII “STAT! BROKER from selling or mortgaging your ‘ real estate. How do you KNOW your title is perfect? The best I. d' ~ ..1' .II Como» or Attorney. He will teihyou all BATTLEQHIPe AT aocKPosr. aocxronr Mass. July 30 ~The' blttieship squadron of the United States Atlantic fleet which has been here for ovhr a week. sailed today for. Newport, R. l At that pint the war. ships will roll. and it is expected that they will return here August 8. The a hadron is in two divisions, the first cnsisting of the Maine. Missouri. il- "hole and Kennarxe. and the second of the Alabama. indiunu. Kentucky and lows. Near AdmlIIIi DnIls is in miral Evans. who is at Bar Harbor. Rear Admiral Events will go to New- port in time'to return here with the squadron. WHALINO WHOONER ERA WREGK Km EAST HADDAM. July 30 «Word was received'hore today from Cap~ tain Comer. of the small whaling sch- ooner Era ”lift the. boat had been wrecked Saturday at St. Pierre. Miq- union island. v' There were no details in the message excepting the state- ment that the crew of 11 men were a lo. Capt. Comer’s wife'. son and d ughtcr live here. The wrecked sch ooncr Was a small for-tyvton craft. and this was the sixth trip off-Capt: Comer the others beln very successful. The was owned by .Mbn in. of Stamford, phi; her home port was New Bed- or PROFESSOR MOORE IN EW YORK. NEW YORK July 30,—l’rgf. John Bennett Moore arrived fibre today from San Juan. Porto Rico. on the steadi- elIip Philadelphia. Prof. Moore was a member of a yachting party. which sailed from New York on the yacht Woklvn to attend the Pan American Congress at lilo do Jancrio. Head Winds and stormy weather delayed the yacht. and as M. .llod chartered the Wakivn,H was unable to procure another vessel, the trip to file was ainindonod. The remainder of the party are null cruising ih West lndian waters. EIGHTII‘N ARRIGTID 'N‘l‘ A IMO PLAINFIWIID July 30.-‘l‘ he mob arrested in the Tramp camp by detec- tives of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Rillroad mmauy wore :trled before Judge at more day and each was ten cod Man in i. Nike in ii The raid on “r": pump in part of the crusade to breakdown genre which have infested this section of the state during ,9“? an mar. InvurIoA‘rfun'Iv titration mm WASHINGTON. July 30. ”Brludier General James Allen chief of mind Corr- 0': til.- ”you In Ifcr ilhuopotina . «is ”lot; a , itelldilllf ”'5. . ion strum convene at This new DEVELOPMENT I see sans FROM: Iommnnd in the absence of floor AdI ' 30- who - Elna. whie nine “mm“ snowed ’ II when eoooe' wasK . e makers lose, but they would rat or load than winter their surplus products Your gain sure if you' re 'int'erested. Soft finish fine quality of white batfite, with email and large flowered elects, colors pinks! blue. violet and y,ellow at ”they 30 inch lm mrperiala linen finish cheat- Mays for shi waist suite. at 150 yard. . 86 inch lilnonaman extra line imita- tion of linen suiting, has all the ad‘van~ tages of linen costs only one-quarter as much. Price.14c yard. 30 inch white dotted dress mull. va- . substrate Wan ‘ "' Innate CWLM we ' , dce‘thesé bhrgdms before } “ 011.,“ buying Judgment: wt 1 do the rest upon your mepectmn. ‘ SPECIAL LOTS . FOR QUICK ”WOOAL‘I'“ Assorted toilet loans. 60 01h. Whisk‘brooms, good quality. 10¢ 15c. Darrin: cotton. 2 for Se. Assorted sires safety plan-5e, lather white duck belts. at film Golgate‘s Tooth" meet-nous» Ludies' hose supporters, 106 i V‘ Children's fast black hose. 10o h iue 35c yard. While it labhii‘ for 250 yard. ' ~‘ ' 1‘ now at :1. 25. 86 Washington St. So. Norw’allr. in the shade. ... BY THE GAD SEA. Same old summer As of yore: , Same old breakers 0n the shore; Same old Ionic NB! the fluid: Same old mm 0n the and: Some old mosquitoes. Same. old *lilt‘es; Bruno old people Out 0‘ nights. Candy, popcorn. ‘ Pressed iIi‘slehs; lamenede‘toad loft chelMlcrabs: Same old flavors In the air: -' Burns old “mousse Everywhere. ,—-Washiugton Star. OATOMAL iNNOVATlON. (Kama City Journal.) Capt. W. In English. of indlannpolis. has Written home to his“ wife of bib Itrungo misadventure at a social Tulle: tion in Washington: my frock cont waist coat on the hook “let” my". dress ”new. and when Purim it"? “is autumnal; m; t new as In: . mason» 83-85.“.Wush1p Pa “”5015 White linen l‘urasols are necessary this season to give the finishingI touch to a summer toilet. Our Paranoia are very dainty and have tacit hunch admired. Although the sales ha Ve been large, we have an exception“- ly good lino still, inriudlng hand pain ted tucked and embroidery trlifinietl styles. that were priced up to Q2 09 each " ” HERE” 8: CO. SUMMERSALE A HOST OF HOT WEATHER NEEDS. shut Walsts, Hosiery and Underwear. canal-ens Dresses, map. with Fabrics, Hammocks, Mattings. Kitchen Ware. etc. etc, have all specially priced that will put all the best possible leaders in the past we! Come and see what we have for you; _M.$: sIII'IITHeco LeatheI Souvenirs. Water Wings. 25 cents and 35 cents. Boais. all sIzcs. AT NELSON ’8 "My dear, do you know that you put, . , .. _ , hm till mirrors ’maum? M if! dl‘blii (1°;th is”? it twice. them. I“ L its pair. .I. ,,..,,... ...». - 'rr4"|*" You may choose from hello I F Telephone ... 5.903 South Norwalk son YOUR WINTER Corn. SUPPLY. ——_.. Tell us what kind of a rune- you have. and what kind of luv nice you have. and we’ll tellyol film what kind of deal you and . Harris 8r Gene 60 T'el'.‘ 43o: Isa Wages" III: sternum was s“ nook IIIuIIo. as: . all. 33. MIMI 4. Him but . own custom. musk: c on trim, on In, :11. a, Inst. from New _ some: errv I If. m m ' unmet II 17,310.». . ‘ wart: MOUNTAINII. Mitosis Aaron I: to. QARATOOA IPRMO‘.‘ $363 of. Ammfiyt' NIMIM'M’ P l. fit If». Anti“: ‘ WE‘RE}. " TI-Iouuuo Iguana I Tim Adm ‘ ATA ccp‘vo km n1 '1'!
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