at. mi? is' in installed on
the Benedictui'lggrulisfiidgo. ' *
’3 Miss Florence Ajlhwofth has return-
adrfyromanjestended. vacation In Dan-
:srrs. M. L. Whitney. of Waterbury, Is
Elizflgueat of Rev. and Mrs. James W.
.3 s '3
:"Frederlclr Warren Decker, who Is In
the IWhite Mountains, is getting along
nip .9 Y~
The condition of Mrs. John Cole,
' he has ban ill for several days, is
considerably Improved.
ifiharles N. Hsnford. of Winfield
street, is home from a week's vacation
13pm Mount Hermon School.
1“ ~
‘—~Festlval and Dance at Mayflower
Truck House, Friday- evening, Aug. 24.
Tickets, Including cream and cake. 25c.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Bates. of Fort street, ”died
last night of whooping cough. The
victim won'two months old.
attempt Fowler, who went to Michi-
gan over a year ago, has returned east
and is now located in as Cob. He was
in East Norwslk. yesterday. looking
too a suitable rent to move here.
.'.' : M
~Arthur Saunders's brother's wife
ago son returned to their home in
illlamsport, Pennsylvania. yesterday
utter a two weeks' visit here with
relatives.
Ilsa Nellie Pennington. of, No. 10
rue avenue} entertained: coni-
‘p'nny of friends, Tuesday evening. in
honor of Miss June Clark. of Brooklyn.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed by
'Misses Mabelle Acherman and Eli-
sabeth Ashworth started yesterday for
I’week's sojourn at Ssratoga Springs .
and Lake George. where they will be '
the guests of Misses Olive and Ethel
‘ Butcher.
s A stereoptlcon lecture was delivered
1 . evening to a. large number at the
fiedisb Church In Sesvlew avenue by
- v 0. Charauer. of Chicago. The
biect was What Jesus Saw When He
,‘uanarthH ' .
‘ .
”Wig and Mr ‘ i ii Wood. of The
(loov' entering: '. party' of friends
last ening. ‘and instrumental
' huslc ormed on of the evening's
entertainment. lifter which refresh
manta were served."
l.
' The Rev. '1‘. I}. rlow, rector of
riot Church ' sodas. Mary.
. who as is; spending a few
rust th [reside e of Mr. ‘snd Mrs.
, m
oteg , ,of Hawkins avo-
figs, has retbr e home.
3‘ .
3A small '0 curred about fifteen
. . east 0 Ms ‘(lutkowslty’s store.
"neadsy, at‘iM’fl p. m.. but a cor.
lady wearing glasses came in D.
.. I‘s store and explained the
« 3 r to Mrs. Cnnevsrl, who with a
. f! otfui of water easily extinguisher]
. mm as it had not gotten good head-
‘ lantern social was held last even-
»ot the horns of Mr. and Mrs. l. J.
‘ons. Winfield street. by the mom-
of the mpwortb lasagna of the
Avenue Methodist Church. The
3 amid lms‘surrmng the
3 . r. vs. a were
decorated with lanterns and refresh-
We»? fioslsb‘wss in the asters
j .. farewell to Mr. and ttrs. iiirnon
{o are soon to move to Norwsiit.
this space.
1
for 3
Tomorrow.
. didn‘tgmi,J members of his audience.
:1 sorry elever’lndeed.
. Burt. s‘tnianted Brooklyn luiin renders "
popular soloswhlch are esosilently re- .»
celved of rhucn‘benetrati‘on and sings
”solders i
-mo «reserved to those who so '
j Methodist
Its. annual sac
O'Itttt'llty. ‘
Sunday
.7."
xm ;. ~~ :-
vudgille
hour ’ at
A _ Th 7 - . . "’3
variation" " ‘ c: Mafia-“35
, Retort. Howard and Cameron. who
are first on the bill have a most or-
lglusi and entertaining sketch in which
Cameron. n imitation of the old lrlsh'
as he sings it, embodying In it hits 011;
Miss"
In an easy and artistic manner. The
'lll'ie‘ render rig excellent music from all
sorts of 3-inatrumonts, being experts
with them all.
Miss Florence Banks and Miss Marl
ion Kent, of Patterson, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. lit Kent. at Bell island
for a week. _ ‘ , 1
The family of F‘. A. Hull, of Dan-
bury are apendin a part of the men 3
of August at the r cottage at Bell 35
land. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Armstrong, of New York city.
WESTPORT.
Eugene Hall. of Southport, was a
reent visitor here.
-m—o
Charles Fable spent a
part of yes
terday. in Bridgeport. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Hyatt. is enter-
taining friends from out of tUWn
._,.._.__.
Miss Alice Blocking. of Georgetown
hiasubeen visiting friends In this vi-
c n . ~
Friends from New Haven are being
entertained by George and Mrs. Bun<
nell at their Sacco Lake cottage.
Miss Minnie Skinner of New York
is being entertained at the shore cotv
tuge of Mrs. A. W. 'Jennings. ‘ ‘
Benjamin Elwood and wife who have
been visiting relatives at the Farms
returned to their home In Bridgeport
Monday.
William E. Eco offers a silver cup
prize for champion saddle horse. at
the coming County Club fair and
horse show at Greenfield. Mr. limo Is
.one of the committee on horse show
Frxlasses there. “ ' -' ‘ '
Them Is gratifying activity now In
the matter of library work. A suin-
cicnt gang of men is in evidence to
accomplish something and the public
wath the progress of the new build-
lug with interest.
James Bradley. of Westport. has
broken hlsparole from the Connecth
cut state prison. He Is a lineman by
trade and is described as being 281
years of age. 5 feet 10 inches tall and
weighs 200 pounds. The police are on
the lookout for him.
tl is to be hoped that the town of-
ficials will not show the white feather
in the matter of accepting the chill~
Icngo from the officials of Il‘alrflcld an-
o game of baseball We have the mat-
tor in our own hands and can select
place and time. The sinks, a shore
dinner. and aside from interest in the“
game. whatever the outcome it Is op—
portunity to meet and make friends
and have a day of genuine pleasure.
TOO HOT. 3AVB MR. CARTER.
Sensible Folk atsov Clear of Politifi
in This Weather. .
Galen A. Carter, of Stamford. was
of politics, and he replied that it win
too hot to either talk-or think abodt‘
such a sublcct. Mr. Carter. howev .,
is observing affairs very closely. a
be In generally accredited with true -
ing more about the political genre th ,
any one else in liltamford. When this
'llht times as. Ilr. Carter-mill l
his friends .‘ how he feels‘towa
the talk 0”!
he is very likely to lot them it
just the right time.
WILL Vlll‘l’ NORTHPOIT
Number of sum»: mm or
‘bsn “galvanised; Nor-
, nun: t . .
walk “Yacht mus will in sou-mum
daturdsy to attend the mount
of the Northport Yacht Olu . The
Northport am our mail loos
guitar-t db. entrance to the one
or .a sscor s , . . ~
" ‘ u " m'rfist‘hfil‘u tbs
iiiiiil'dl the annual
sv , are will he s‘ mailer It the
sin boss of tits North unlit Club
to 0 23¢: ‘ "“bil.i o r
“'3 hindsfimhwggo‘gsuszdnfiga
bards: ms " upntbe words of his sons“ .
Lillian
"8.1!!!!“ch sketch are very :1
a we l-ltnowu N , more» maker.
on hon glob flan mm.
‘ many yours, is to be obelished.
asked, ibis morning, what he thoughti'wm only ‘0 “5 “momma who merit
running for mayor. and 5
now at ~'
. “threw swsydlle m
'ods," has caused More of
think that has happened
‘HIuH-fl "7 3“
l. ngswlgfi‘ on ‘
ianlpauk trolley car, yesterday
:1, because haoouid not
at
walk is toslt, own her upon
bite I???“ Jammy“ and
{he nmflnmn who are at
, times employs "by, thla‘compthy,
practically own the road , , .
their offenses are overlooked by
the management. ' The trolley
people should not forget that they
are public servants and should in-
stlii this matter Into the minds of
t lr employees. , , ‘
is 'Is‘only one of numerous
comnisinit against the“‘"l,mh"
tbnt run the, local trolley cars. Of
course some of the conductors are
gentlemen. About the others—-
en ,ssid.
cwfinauom on
feel strongly over th
3.
the various lines
a matter and any
act.
parties at interest 'in this par-
ticular case are Mm Anus M. Partrlck.
"The offs 'ls claimed to hsvé occur—
red Manny afterndon.“ when Mrs.
Partrlcit boarded a Wlnaipault car in
West avenue. near the Norwaik Moth.
‘odist Church. .. ,
According to the Hour's article. she
was put off the car houses the con-
ductor could not change a. ‘5 bill.
Davis admits that Mrs. Partrick ten-
dared him the bill, but denies electing
1?“ heart‘s: can be learned is ver-
s n, o occurrence is that Mrs.
Partrlck boarded the car as Meteorite
claimed that the had stopped and
started again. when; is attention was
drawn to the fact that. a woman Want-
ed he car. He pulled the bell rope
and waited for some time in alloy her
to reach It from the plants of the resi-
dence of Mrs. Add Hill. 3
His story Is that she handed him
the bill near William P. Becrs' book
store and he being unable to change
it, said to her:
"I cant possibly choose that. would
you mind waiting luv the next earl"
l nthe moment that followed. and
according to the conductor, without
«further conversation, the car stopped.
without any pullingof theboll rope
on his pnrt,‘hut,b‘y the request of an
other passenger near the motorman.
and live, Partrlckaligbted.
Conductor Davis maintains that he
this Is the way the raster occurred.
POSTAL EMPLOVK-ES WILL NOT
BE FINED.
w
System of Efficiency Records to be Es-
‘ tsbllahsd Qhortly.
WASHINGTON, August 23.~Flnlng
of employees as a means of enforcing
discipline in the postal service. a s a-
tem that has been in operation or
_ First
Assistant Postmaster-General Hitch-
cock, who has jurisdiction over all the
250.000 or more posboillce employees.
after a year‘s observation of this
means of disciplining has; reached the
conclusion that it is detrimental. rath~
or than helpful. He proposes to es.
tablish In Its place a uniform system
of efficiency records, which will be put
into operation as soon as lmrfoctml.
To that end he has started Assistnut
Superintendent John A. Holmes. of his
bureau. on a tour of Inspection of the
largest postoi'llces of the United
States. Dr. Holmes will confer with
tho postmasters and their assistants
regarding the introduction of the pro
because ‘ '
that they do not believe that once! i
lthofinumber would perpetrate the al- ,
. “a ,, ,
' he
has plenty of witnesses: to prove that .
3 rile ,
‘W our last a sh ~
er the caption “Highlander! Motto 3
a rumpus
among the local trolley msnhtgan any- “j
r 3 d w
m. slices
39., ,
W'm; menu
a . the ma William
{'sll of Nell:
. 3 van. The truth:
cufiiial stools is ”2,000, the
‘m
.‘i
o‘
, Thef'company' will transact it
its ,rspltal'l‘stock,‘ $40,000: The I -
corp‘orstora are Frederiek’w. Arnold.
of‘stt'flitrtford, and‘lfi‘tdn"‘P. rm:
3 i
gas a snacks lb cosy new.
Platirm Submitted En ms Bryan
For tbe ’ Presidency. 3 ‘
COLUMBUS, Ohio; “August 22.—-
;'l‘he committee on resolutions” of the
Democratic state ‘convention adjourn-
‘ed at. it ociock t-day after an, ail-ought
sessin In an effort to. reach snagree-
Iment on the platform. The platform
submitted by theflsuMommltme last
night included pi hits 6 nursing r-
ygn. initiative and referee um, and in
agenernl we a pro adandmillrmed
previous exv'msglosggof party princi-
ples. W. l". flimsy, secretary of the
state committee. was not satisfied
with the platform, and ssld‘ll' could
not be made “thinning robin: unless
0. specific endorsement otihe temper-
ancs‘vlews of the late novel-nor Pat.
til-ion were included. The committee
adopted all that could meet with the
approval of all present and left out
the plank of contention. ills expected
that Mr. Finley willhrlng a minority
report In fuvorlvofioountyoption be-
fore the move tlnn today. ‘
t
wrm. our 21/. we. near a
sworn,
la light running: L,“ operation it Is
at its best,‘ chopping the food easily
andlqulckly, ind there is no friction.
except betwwn tha'knlves, where It
should be. Call and see them.
pmed change. Under Mr. Hitchcock's
new plan, which will be used as a'
“salary, employees will be given
understand that when they become
generally careless or ineillclent, a re
ductlon In salary will follow. The
"aperiodlcsl promotions that are made
fat the beginning of .ssch‘llecai your
advancement on their eillcloncy rec—
ords. Tho amount of reduction in the
(salary of so lnoliloioni or delinquent
lclerk will he lost to the department,
fss in them of lines. but will
gutlllsod in the promotion of the most
stunning.
ssancumo son ArrLssoso
. ~ nouns. .
i
a
Search for the th as men who robbed
Arthur Greene, tie messenger with
Whom]! Myroll‘bf‘th'terbiitod'Iit- "
well-y Company. yosterd, and thou
ill‘ytzllolr‘ flight.
was rescaled my. reene is not at-
to to givefisuy accurate doscriptl
.his ssssilsu , owing to the an en-
,nsss ogtliti sitack..; ’ ‘ .
. ‘ it other
from out
near, ‘ kept up is? ‘ roll
woodsi into ‘tvhihh ihe't
0
out] It
appeared. bitten licting reports
received
lvouriirut. as”
and the local boats will return on Sun“
"I , .
ran. mvsn euros mu. m
N a
ram- itivnit, flan.
"Will” has been shut
I
woacnsrmt.
lotteries iiayo. of ,3
old boy sfts
E
.l
basis for all Increases and reduction In:
to
.‘ 25'“ _. 7"" '.L" '7 c-
, Duchess.
._' ' ' ‘ on?"
arransono.’ Moss.,"August n.—- 3
of.
I.
a.
Y the suihorlt . ‘
ths‘liysrk as to ti:
dang-manna in
"men resbou
W
3 3 ._ "". Genital Hotel.
ar . 3 _ Joseph muss. Prop.
"showers.“ ~ ,
us wasnrncron eraser. A that Of 5“ Trades
' ‘4 " lemma-mom's.»
, Photos-1!“? ,. swinmwourimmni a?“ lot
W '4“ ~~ biennium,
F reshiFioh. «mum-mm
lllueilsl'i ..... '......... ....... ”no lb.
Wealrlish ......... ......... lllc lb.
Spanish and Bonita Msckerei...10c lb,
Silver Bess .................... 'lc lb.
non .; ............... . .......... ltc lb.
Halibut ....... . ...... . ...... ...l2c lb.
Stools God ..... . ................ 120 lb.
Swordfish ............ .' ..... ....ch lb.
All other kinds of Fish selling at
reasonable prices.
SORT BHELL’URABB ON FRIDAY
Allure-WW. " ‘
telesa-
No better.
home. $1.00 per case (It bottles.)
duals st inventories» Tel. 151-18.
and anleer. Markham: of Hartford. .
l i" ..
‘“| not-—
Painters} , Supplies.
Crockett)
Glassware. -
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. as
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures, lilo
thruvfruvvdthdow
Shades Made to Order.
now
Decorating.
t. a. DEOKER
South Nsmik.
l . _
it Is Good
Brooklyn brewery 'nrm's lager beer.
We deliver It to year
hr] m
r '4
(‘7’ ‘31 ‘ Y) 5 "fl
iW°°9°5i°°“i““°5°“ '
’ “5°55 “““li’it b',°“"“ '
venom
w l:
till
3‘ If
6'}
at with Whicliflthe business will
‘ 3 Metropolitan smarts and.
Monster Cor-persona of, Hurtful-d tiledH
a certificate“ incorporation yester- :
do . . .
lashes Iterage' w reboots business
dfid"Wlll 'lle'g‘ll'i wit the full sure i. -
. alias been revived by the book entitl-
jer, today, the annual mastitis
*fortioth time. The attendance
as large arr-usual, duo. it is .s
‘ in part by' the general shunned
gliltts in various partsof the
”which give cost to the gathsrl,
3 adherents of the principle of
3 peace. A program has been
which gives promise of co ,
' interest as the committee. id‘.»
{3118.8 acceptance from a number 3.
known peace advocates in the - 3
suction of the country. Most '.
speaking will be on Thursds
day afternoon. , ,
HOW TO AVOID APB!
, Mott victims of 3
those who are habit ly
Orlno Laxative Fruit 8y ‘
chronic constipation by stimu ‘ ,
liver and bowels and gestures.- 3
unit action of the bowels. Orino
alive Fruit Syrup does. not use
or grips, and is mild and nitrous
mammalian—Kim
. wooswossmmuss— ‘ a~
l
lwaurss ssso MEMORIAL'FUND.
WASHINGTON. August 28.—~lnio_r-
(est ln‘the Walter [teed Memorial Fund
led. “Walter Reed and Yellow Fever.”
lwbich Prof. Howard A. Kelly. of John
i Hopkins University has lust publish-
ied ‘
J ISurmon-Gouernl O'Rcllly, of the
3Army Medical Department, and other
lprominent army and navy surgeons, take. Refuse substitutes. Pl
las well as scientists throughout the Drug Store. ~ o_ .
,United States and In many foreign -~.
countries, have Interested themselves HARTFORD DEPUTY. 8
lin the movement to provide a fund for . OUTING.
the support of Mrs. Reed and her HARTFORD, August 23.
lehlidren, which shall eventually be lag of the Deputy sheriffs of ‘
,used In erecting a memorial to the ty is being held at Lake Gum,
:dlstinguished physician, who demon- to-day. Among the Invitedigues,‘
‘strated that mosquitoes are responi Sherilf E. J. Smith, Senator
isible for the spread of yellow fever. Mlctiovern. Senator E. J. Lair
‘ ' ‘ " Judge Garvsn- The trip with
trolley and automobiles.
'SPEclllLS.‘
The Very Best, Elgln Creamery
Butter, per lb. 26¢
‘Wllllsms’ Root Beer Extract, per
bottle ..
CASH “flit? ”"
westwards:
leans Alasl'ts 8:1mon.........250«$
8 Cans Early Jone Peas 25o
x. ‘ ——-o ,ANW‘W‘,
‘ ' s “ standard’tfisllllo'i‘newritet‘
tu J, 3 ‘ nnélhrnars- “W
as Catt-gain” East Norwalk.’
5 ‘l » , “ '
lilres' Root Beer Extract, per hot-
2 lbs. Pure Leaf Lard ..... ..... 250 '
3 ,3 l. ..’$
_ 5 ,
A . Balance may be laid on easy
. 3 snowman-Macessssmyuzi‘icns
“it?“ owns '
. DAVID W. RAYMOND.
F?“ Dim ‘ i M _ Aw“ h _
.anEmbslmer. .rusms...ap,‘wl
is North Hahn. .31um w . iv“ ' .‘ ”duh. 'l ..
W. a m”"°“1m""". 1:?le wane -,
. ‘ 311003000.”
1st: - ., I. . r . -—-.—
menacing!) W > sumus All; one
nor WATER, ultimo. "Liam
nor am HEATIN¢
srovss AND assess“
ours sun rm soon I.
the and Otsam Fitting. .
"momma“
RICHMOND“ RAN 28! John" K", ulna
.. 3 ’°%%§.§A§$‘ ”“3"“. Josiah it. Means city 3
trump: srnssr. “W995: christian Mrs: °il
svm Laws panama cuss ' '
, mm, a. trust!» ‘ . 3 3
resumes s. new, ,
murals snowstorm-r.
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