‘ Mrs. John Cole does
not improve I" set as her friends
wish“. _ " 2
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I‘DWW’il‘il’ihsh sie‘w 'dayi' visit in
:hscountry.
visual: Lundoulst. who has been
Mullins the summer here has return-
ed to his home in New. York.‘ '
“"Rev. IA." Clark leittiiis mornilg
0ft New London where he will remain
over Sunday. He anticipates return-
ing to this city duringthe winter.
“It is very llkelythat a number 023.9
working boats aboutthe harbor ill
have a brush tomorrow afternoon and ,
some 'goodffioin‘g‘ is "expected.
‘Mrs. William Platt‘and two sons.
Ernest and Earle. of this place. are
ndingi their vacation. with Mrs.
latt'chlfiel‘. Mrs. Ovlett, of Hacken~2
a - ' 2.
. vi- ‘
Miss Mathilde smith will lead the,
meeting of the Epworth league to-
lho‘rrow at the East Avenue Methodist
Church. The subject will be Filling
the House of God» 2
: ,The building committee 'of Christ
. uroh held molesting last evening.
, t no definite action was taken as
the architect has not yet been heard
from regarding the changes.
.-‘.“i‘ho meeting of the Junior Band yes-
terday was led by Howard Benedict.
”plated by Harry Crossett. it prov-
G‘d‘to be one of the best attended and
bloat spiritual meetings of the season.
gamma) 8. Mc'Dowall. of'lilait Nor-
‘.v carry, a. ,. Y6 in
.ethodlst Church next 813%” migra-
, ' and evening. , Mr. McDowell is
j I known as an evangelist and his
‘ fif'aching and labors have been highly
‘ roved in the churches where he
2: labored. {
fillies Lilllangmist John is spending
Hugday with ndeln New York.
2 harlss ill. cWilllams. and a party
ffrlends from New York are coming
2 .‘ Gregory’s Point. September 5. on
'2 ocean tug Battier of theMchl-
, a fleet of tow boats and enjoy one
Qf‘ Landlord O'Sullivan's clambakoe.
very pleasant lawn party was held
$evenlng at the home of Miss Lillie
l and a number of her young
‘ ds attended. Music was furnish
y an orchestra and refreshments
served on the lawn. Grapbo hone
. tione were rendered and al en-
. the occasion greatly. he lawn
decorated with Japanese lanterns
nus!-
fl'he concert antisocial held last
‘i 'nlng at Mayflower Hook and Lad
(‘lmpuny's room was a great
ass. The attendance was large
the concert by the Pastime or-
trn was highly enjoyed. The or
, trs rendered music for dancing
ice cream and cake were served.
sotiale will probably be held
hiy durihg the winter.
.2, e soldiers of Fort Dorlon stood
«a their guns; some leaning on
‘ as still ‘2 iner handles, or aer-
; "i 7 ha ”hiatus breech mechanism
. he so or“ fortyg'leven inch
awaited the word to tire. On the
. - rts the admirabgenorsl watched
2 n his glasses the near approach
long. low. rsltish looking craft.
which" mm: Wm?
“your“!!! boss. through which
‘ ”limit”?
and. with seating on has
m. It needs in complete
W M2“ plain Kidd's
‘ ‘2 i'Wi’W‘li‘h‘“
v n w 0
WW“ lilh 13:1:sz sons
.2 Yet .2. ‘2 island. sndwss'
“pi, ’sndsn its-recto
trans. Osurlious ss ted by her
icons: {, «sails union.
‘ “ ng‘ths absence
trier. S‘Adnliral
Iron brim-0o
miles!
Robort$
Lwith a It‘lttlc Bil-Peep drill.
i . ~~ - l x in
t .... '°“°'°-.ri~.. .2 .. scam
«change of one dollsrvfor awhottis. .- “WM”! ”I
il'res Samplernottles'st R. It. mum's! ’
Whig t.
Miss Nellie Woillver of New Herod? '
,_ spondi the and
flm/ma‘ 2 we.
is
2. ~ ‘ p ‘ .illb‘lie‘ Reconciliation
cc .... ..
2:22”. chainsaw :. «this:
» 'Watciii'iiiis'i5mm
511(5 _. [w
m‘>
Mimi serif
.Bouth Norwslk yesterday.
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Nor-walls. yesterday non business.
2 George, D. Weber. of Brooklyn. N.
Y., passed through here yesterday in
his automobile.
the steamer Carmania.
Dr. Alice
*—
for the Berkshires. , ,
2 Eagle Hook and’badder Company is
planning to hold a fair sonic lime in
October in the town hall.
Walter Btoddert. the Wee Burn Golf
. 1.. Where he played in.
on than. "watch.
l". D. Wright. of New York city,
contemplates erecting several cot-
{ages at Cedar Gate, Tokeneke. Dar-
en.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church will hold a fancy banner in the
Tom Hall next Thursday. with a mus.-
lcal program in the evening, ending
i
A car loadedwlth ill smelling ferti-
liser is being unloaded right in the
center of the. town. There have been
many complaints regarding the prac-
tice in the past. but no action has
been taken to stop the nuisance as ‘
e ..
Y .. .
Whiter Btoddert. professional of the
Wee Burn Golf Club, has about recov-
ered from. the recent illness which sell
all him at Hollywood, and is getting in
of the Eastern Professional Golf Ai-
sociation. which is to be pluyed next
month; Stoddert is Conecticut'a reprbé
sentallve on the executive committee
of the Association, which is u compara‘
tively new organisation. A meeting of
the committee is to be held on Septem
bar 6. at the Hotel Astor. New York.
to fix upon a course and make other
arrangements for the championship
tournament. T
_—~—ss—~_~_ 2
The ladies of fit. Luke’s Church held
a Very pleasant and profitable colt?
sale and fancy articles bazaar yeste -~2
day at the chapel. During the after-2
noon a flower drill executed by six:
teen young ladies was given on t j
Miss Hewley. of Glenbrook, who drill
were arranged for the sale of the dis}
fcront articles. and a separate boo “
for the children. The ladies of tilb’;
a" very pleasnt sour; resulted.
2 ‘ W . .
A ““lOVllllllIN‘ THAT ’00.“
. ONLY ON! DOLLAR.
Dr. David Kenned 's Favorite Item
dy. of Readout. N. .. is a “Sove
medicine for nervousness.
“In ckldll .y a z‘ . ‘ 3 _ as
moduli available“ "mm'n.
it drives the poison from the blood.
I
of Edith.
wssrsoar.
is visiting friends in town.
human—annui-
Mia nous also» is. home from a
visit with friends at Winstod. .'
W
0.3. Wilson has purchased
it rtyhof (initials Wilson at ..
. i
Mme-tor 'Hsrrii‘h
a ‘2‘" 2 2 m
" mo ll. ltihllldill‘.
m2.
.2“ > .
I
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littlest!
‘ 0 Ease "
he isvenlas the ser»
has an o. I fill
w g'or3.'n2m'rhiihrz
Shour'scrw
Theodore hasten was a visitor in;
‘ James Bates was a visitor In South,
James Pooley was a visitor in South
Norwalk on business yesterday.
‘ . :-——-L—---——
Fred B. Chadderton, of Dorian. sails,
for Liverpool. next Tuesday. on board;
Lyon Fitch and her nelce. .
_ Miss Helen Louise Jelliife, lenve soon-
Cluh' prof ional returned yesterdayi
"4 from 'Northfleld
trim for the championship tournament;
lawn near the church. This was ve f i
pretty and reflected great credit on?
led them for the work. Special booths-
cburch had charge of the booths null; '03
;» til"
rheumhs Wilma
i "Com
W“ a
4
land Will I
.tunlty as well as
‘ wheres.
3““‘Niirileld Grange hold its regular
semi-monthly meeting lastevening.
m.
_ residence. , 2
Miss Bullion has returned to West-
wrtulgiter a. visit with Miss Edith
Brodie . “ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
Miss Eleanor Osborne. of nodding.
‘ was a “9%“?! Misses Willing. on
. .1,- .. i. 2.,i;.r ,.-,
2 lsrsnd. Mrs. Hutch?" returned to
, Bridle”?
, after a .vlsi
Nichols: '
the est 1 it.” iii" mama?
tan ..or .an- rn , .
3 and hire. Frank Hairball.” e .
an. Krug‘hnd'dsgi’ter and Miss
‘ Ida htasuoh. of Brennan. art spending
.with hir. and
shire. Fran
Miss Grace,
twojweeks at mini: ‘2 rm.
, ,, . rec-W
. bliss Minnie Williams has returned
' to Ridgefleld after- spending four
i ml.- with ”it. and WI. Hawiey Wil-
Mrs. Frank and family. of New
York. and Mr. Ilechner. of Jersey
City, will remain at‘the Burrltt resi-
g deuce, until Labor Day.
4
Mr. Letkcman. oillclnl photographer
of Central Park. with his two sons.
Herlrus and Signed..have returned to
2 New York, after a visit at the Cole‘
man residence. ‘
Beers attended the reunion of their
Bridgeport on ’Tillll‘tdlly. Mr. Boers
, expects to start for his home in South
~ Dakota on Monday next.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
Mrs. s.
Jennings. of 76 Pleasant
bury from Bell lslantb where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. D. a.
Word and nieces. llirs. Johnson and
Mrs. Davis. of Newark. N. J.
'Rev. Mr.. limes having returned
willcondpct the us-
(Sunday evening). at usual time. 8:30.
He will also hold a Gospel service at
the East Bench. Bell island. at. 8:i5.
There Will be baptism of two persons
by immersion. ' ‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
A MELODRAMA TBA’P CAN ROAST
OF ORIGINALITY.
It is not exaggerating in the least
to state that the new melodrama
Queen of the l-ilghblniiers, will come
to Hoyi's‘Tiicatro this afternoon and
evening carrying the palm for original-
ity and magnitude of its scenic and
spectacular effects. This play is omit
ed and produced by A. ll. Woods, w
o
knows what the public wants and
gives it to them regardless of cost.
It is in four acts and twelve scenes;
each having a distinct bearing on the
other. There is no effort. or neces-
sity, on the part of the author to jum-
ble together his characters. and {till
up time with palaver and senseless
dialogue to been the ball u-roillng.
‘- DEBIRTED AT THE ALTAR.
Pierce Kingsley-hes been awarded
can play of modern times.
ha in sootbson stat of the lac _
oi “’u' Whit".q art} lihsfpla‘ )
hi ‘ en gemeii iii Greater ew
York, and has been seen in' colours
four weeks. and ismtocpunced b
on pro: in lgeneral {is the cleanest
.l ‘ 9 mo D" 0
9V. 2 m , lWfithi‘R 2
frigate incidents,
aughs and clean cooled
hag companies or plays contain alto-
' or.
rooms. hrs-ma nil
or seeing Dev
sweeter .
bios "
.. “it
* Flt
u
r otnlm’onilvn n
gaff. Willi ;
to. sum and in». Boo‘s is New urine lei
; hammers guests, at. the Faulhbrher
‘:Company, formerly the "ride jWater
‘zpan‘y yesterday ‘ ported in sheriff
Theodore Hamilton and Frederick 3,
old regiment, the hard C. V.. held in '2.
streetuDanbury. has returned to Dan- _
‘uai service at Roton Point tomorrow. ‘
the credit of writing the best 1.‘Am'eri- U
u 2
been on the road for several seasons; 3
all
more genuine “
y. pathos and :
M“m “doses otdi- v
2 .vwoll‘iitnown‘ minister or.
flirted at the Aim... I...” Durex. or . 2 .
n ‘m “'0? [Mitt . 2.
“'9' '9 pm 'Iidh may... .
., . ‘ ““912
also "i uflss‘. ‘tiomi‘o stirs
committees dil-
,, emcee
Mil 81 .V,‘ on ‘. or
and'prrpcrildot Igm 1.3;“?!
magnetometers: a. n. mime-i
ears. atowisd sir“ lflANifORD.
Job at ‘f'rap Rock Company Appsrmh
‘ ly Monoclonal. , .
BRANFORD. August 25.—~Ths auth-
orities here are investigating. the blow-
“ing to pieces of the safe in the allies
of? the Massachusetts ., Corporation
mm-..
’Trap Rock Company. located on the
road from mailman toihls town.
gSuperlntendent Taylor. of the com-
‘Bradley that whe earlier inntlle day
‘he‘had gone to the office he found that
male blown to pieces. but the papers
:and. books. which were all it contain
ed. practically uninjured and all were
there. An invc‘sti tion was at once
begun. and up to t e present time no
clue to the guilty parties has been ob-
tained. it is believed that it was the
work of professionals. ,,
W...“
The Homood
With our 2th one. near a
MINUTE. '
is light running; in operation it is.
at its best, chopping the food fishy
and quickly. and there is the friction,
except between tyhel‘liniveg. where it
should he. ,Gilil nominee “them."
2 ..
uni—on-
..... ....... ......JOc lb.
Spanish and Bonita Mackerel...30c lb,
Silver Base .. 'ic lb.
Eels..‘............. ....... ...2..14clb,-V
but ......12c lb. ‘
‘ 09d ......... ....lte its:
NW (1-05»reiuohI-ssoes-y‘g‘oowc lb
'- “(when kindrof Manning st]
rWopoi ‘ '
i
,. ‘ airline cases on man
ime; ,. 2 ., "
loosileoll-wlleeio
v
:NW ‘, 1k I V 2 2‘ V.
rink It
its better.
. . I“ vacations
_, Son’siio'ethojbest ;
, ”through here on a special trainpto-dsr
7"“? Chi. and redo
South ill
b
I ‘ , track today. with the Neponset stake
Painters" _Supplles.~
Cockle!
. 2 Glassware,
‘ Househiullilshina
' Goods.
/ 2
Cloth Window shades, with triage. no
White Curtain Reinsurith worse. loo
l—--fl
ii’iolurefrtmes and Willow
‘ ShodesMadoloMor.
...—- - l
Paintinsaud _
. Decoration.
i. 256cm,
:2 . ‘ . .17 webmasters-'-
9 it, is‘Good
Brooklyn brewery arm's lager beer.
Wedellvcr it in. your
house. thou-per case (24 bottles.) Li-
’ ,. * doors-st lewsstprlnos. ~l‘el. turn.
', we noted-
p
sums list-ens.
“.mlh.
title: are 2
1 noini‘betwesnm
«toriglwos castings“? ta
‘ g a. y” c. .\, P .
film " origins to about oat-offends
mission this week. this understood
here that a car was backed down upon
is A. party of oiliolals in-
ndlng General Manager Miller went
twiml‘i’hiil“ Within
7‘ 1 “9- , r :2. 1‘ 2
2‘ grew of the freight ‘tgin which was
2 in collision 'With a. passenger-train iit
Silver Hails early 'in ‘ the 2 Week has
train ran by the danger signal.
.RIADVILI‘II TRACK riser.
READVILLE, Mass. August 25.--
The pacing horse had the hold stills
Grand Circuit Meet at the Resdvillo
for the 2:06 class and a. purse of .1.‘
200, for the 2:02 class. The entries
for the latter event, which would have
been filled a few years ago. included
to-day six of the fastest harness horses
in the country. while there were twslVe
on the list for the Neponset. :The
test pace entries were Angus inter,
Baron Grotton, John ML, Lokan , Ner-
vola and bland Keswick, and even
careful followersot the sport had dim-
culty in choosing a likely winner
‘ among the six.’ " For the Neponset.
which to-day saw its eleventh renewal.
the choice seemed to favor Ecstatic.
81950 I is.
The Very Best Elgla Breamsry
.2 Butter, per lb‘. .2 260
Williams' Root Beer Extract, per
' botti
.c.
sleeealsasiossessololsa.
. a 2
22 Cane Alaska salmon 25o
.l-llrss' Root Beer, Extract, per‘bot-
Nee-essisaa-e-Iaes-ecsnesose
2 iba‘fiure L‘saf Lard .......... 269
. 1;,“ 22...... Judy...
ii
:4 Cottage, ’Ave; East Norwslk.
' Phone ass-.3
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sham, 2.
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rot-phonon inn-s. loss
2 ,
my . _ no
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2 nannies.
BOT .ngk HEATING.
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. , . an. "ill ,
g . ,Centrngotel, bu:fi::”wn«§“cgl§n
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Challis E. D0“. new“... 2...... m toggling? . K188.
. . WWARER ~ _' 22 irwaausraasgr. 2 lioawstlt ,,
us WASHINGTON smear. A Jack of , all Trades “m “ff“
Phoa‘s 151:? . hmmmmmwsam .22: ‘
.. x ‘ 2 ‘ noulrogoodworlunsolhlp. Hy . .
‘ -~~ ~"T ... ~~~- ls manganese ma say A no
Fresh Fish. , censure Ills-wr-
wuegah........ ............ ...lzc lb. Wmtmmfim
fl ’... 2 .3 ,
out» so»
Horace R
”I!“ {IMW‘ m 9“!“ I11
2- r". ‘r ’i m "Wu 2'2““le
ems.
been suspended from duty. q The in- «
> . lluiry is said to hare-shown that this
:tuvil.
,Tlio haphazard use ‘0 "it?
(Will never
Beccham'a
‘ health.
RHODE’
tes’ cruiser
will steam
port.
convention
its session
‘mittee will
‘ ‘térms.
and. note the improve tilt
‘ ISLAM, MIL]
Nimrod
Rhode Island hattalion of nav‘,
today went on board «the» it
Hosea OPERATED! P92
new HAVEN. August a
deciding the place for that
either Kansas Citthou ‘ ,
wall or Denver. oi
Nutbreaker. Jr.. a vsiusblettrscir
owned by N. W. Hublnger. int-thin
was operated upon for paralysis,
vooal chords.
5o dred surgeons witness
which was performed 2 it
Williams, of Cornell, assisted.
2L. AllMa‘l‘ili, of Chicago» '
326st» Bari‘yduas Poss m....'.. the ‘
discover its «sill
"Pills morning’hrl
‘ 'riol. ~'
1' ll; lmAtisnst
Oolnmbi e'for
ceurss'of‘practics were; The til
slowly : own the
the southern cruls zgron 2.
capes of the Chesapeake. an
at Fort Monroe. The b
in char of «much 0 s' ‘
board t e “Columbia. and wi
engaged in target practice.
in the battalion collie 1mm
East Providence. Eris
to!
the American» V'e
Medical Association ”sterility
here. The executi .
call the next titer
Atrsn one
More than
”2
til
en
ice-ls! inhuman.” a“
parlicnliflfliidrdl .1 ,.
hummus-silences “we’ll.
\
sowm'nfmr a
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ifir'tm .
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