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Tel. call 4111.
All Order
I Oeilvcred Free of Charge.
Sunday in Danbnry.
lerday in 111211111111 for ltev. E. 2 Ellis
. Miss F'orence Shea. of Brooklyn, is
kite guest of Mr. and M111. Charles Byx
Miss Vl'la Byxbee has returned from
a vacant: trip spent in and about
ew Yor .
Rev. E.‘ Z. Ellis; Mrs. Ellis and son
fredepick'. Ellis, are visiting Rev. F S.
‘insw‘ort
Richard Bland commenced work to
day on o e of the delivery wagons oi
the Cresd'ént Laundry.
Mrs. Joel Godfrey, of Weston has
fiturned 11mm 11 week 11 visit with the
lanes Kent, in East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs T. S. Glover and
yughter Ethel were the guests last
ask of friends at Rye Beach, N. Y.
M
Communion service was held yester
th at' the East Avonue Methodist
flhdrch, lRev.G .T. Freeman ofllciat
11% ,
Those Iwho have plans out fo1 Christ
Church should return them by Wed
tiesday to the building committee of the
church. ‘
‘ Frederick Buckley has resigned hi1
dosltion ‘with the Crescent Cannon
and taken one tending bar for Weiscii
Brothers;
Rev. James W. Davis will exchange
gulpits next Sunday with Rev Mr
lanchar'd. of Bridgeport, both morn
ing and evening.
The meeting of the Pastime Athletit
Club will be postponed until Wednes.
day at the home or George Barnes
Hawkins avenue. \
Daniel L'Hommedleu,
Mrs. IfHom
modieu Miss Marlon L'Hommedlel
and Master Carleton L’Hommedleu ,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard King anli
Miss Oliah Mai King are spending 1
week or so at Mountainvlew Farm
Montgomery, Moss.
A hri f kaarte from Amsterdam, 1'
post kaf'te from Welsbaden and 1.
chrtollne postollno from Venice, the
namesc cf post cards for Holland, Ger-
many an d Italy tram George .I. Klucp-
f'el to El James, of this phace, tells of
the grafld time he and his wife and
their tel ow tomlsts are having cross
ing theicontineni. and while some oi
the pally have dropped out the K':
are there to stay through the wholt
illnernl 11 Their sight seeing and shop
plug in‘ the beautiful city of Venice.
which as been made immortal by
Shakespeare‘s Merchant of Venice
with i at. strange character Shylock
the Je , who insisted on having his
pound f flesh in lieu of a debt, has
Been 11(an on the water, the. principal
streets there being canals and the
means'va‘ transportation gondolas pm
pelted rpm the stem. Just now the
«locals lure full of Americans and as
they gt shooting past each other lots
of lumbar sayings are bundled from
one hm t to the other, This week they
will 111:1 in Rome. and the happy couple
will goito mass In. the grand old cathe
dial 111'1 St. Peter‘s underneath which
lie the} bones of the great saint, who
”Was crucified with his head downwald
according to tradition. The carrll'tgo
riding l'ln this city has a lecturer to
ficcmuliany it. but he doesn't have to
slow ‘ megaphone along as Is the
“new will the side blowers who nccom
panyt 11: mliomobilc tourists through
New York city In order to make them-
.Ipu veil heard.
nodan’ s linguists cure constipation
withou mining. nausea, nor any weak-
ing c act. Ask your druggist for
them. 26 cents per box.
ROWAY'I‘ON.
, I'll Case took advantage of the
' Week celebration in 1311211111.
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talent island. joined the Stokes
‘ [of Newton; on Saturday. and
“ the stokes summer camp at
the Adirondack
M F. Kendrick is very ill with
, at his homo in rurtyrseoond
til till 1111 made
0 ng‘ man 0
th: :idltfii IAIN! M 1&ng the' dimtlon of
-, every ascension made.
1 reasonable cdnihensl’ltidn for endanger
on Sherman Hoyt and family. of ,
am “oh st ati llE
that 11138881.: 111911 mania“ 8‘25 a
week. Tomluiomation comes direct
from the young man himself to his
friend that he received 312. 50 for
This is u more
lug life and limb as he often does
The young man intends to enter Har-
vard in the tail and could not very
well save enough money on 325 a
]week to pay his expenses at that col-
A runaway occurred Saturday that
‘caused quite a little excitement in this
place. The horses started from Balls
Island and dashed up Highland ave-
nue and down North avenue to Row-
aytou aveneu, and then went down
Crockett street and towards Roton
Point. Here they were captured by
- ‘ John Cakes and Han: (lager, who.
with the assistance of some other boys,
drove him 11p to Gulder‘ a corner, where
they met the owner who had been
looking for them e rewarded the
,boys, but did not give his name.
Club was held Saturday evening at the
headquarters in Rowayton avenue. It
was voted to change the name to the
Rows ton Yacht Club and steps will
he ta on at once to have the club in-
corporated under the laws of' the state
of Connecticut. There will be fifteen
charter members“; four more having
joined on Saturday night. A commit
tee consisting of S. E. Dibble. George
Wright andColonel W. H. Boyle was
appointed to ,draw- up31 a: constitution
and by-laws. and they will meet Mon-
day nlght. for this pu1pose, and repolt
to a special meeting of the club to
be held next Saturday night. Ell-May-
or William B. Hubbell was elected fleet
captain, a most excellent selection, Mr.
Hubbell having hnd‘mnch experience in
yachting and launch sailing, Dark blue
and mange was selected as the club ool~
ors The change 01' the name is ex~
‘pected to give a wider scope for mem-
bership and a broardel charactel to
the organization. The club now is fully
under way, and promises to be one of
the chief organizations of the phase.
and one that will affotd a great deal
oi! pleasure to all its members and
their guests
wnsrponr.
Mrs. Benjamin Brotherton
ill.
is quite
Chester Meeker was ill town last
night.
Mr. Preston. who has been ill,
able to be about again.
18
Quite a number of out of town poo.
pie are camping out on Ccmpo Boat 11
Julian Burr, at State street. is enter.
talnlng a boy friend from out of town.
. There will be no more evening scr-
vlces at Christ Church until Septem-
ber.
Miss Gertrude Dolge is spending a
few weeks at Pearl Point House, Lake
George.
William J. Wood, of Wright street
is entertaining friends flom out of
town.
Miss Reed is th'é’gucst of Mr, and
Mrs. W. 11‘. Preston at their heme on
Riverside avenue.
Mrs. Fred Newall. of Bridgeport, ll
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Gersllam Polk
ry, of Riverside avenue.
WESTON.
Miss Hallie (1011111 In recovering from
a tow days' illness,
Mrs, Herbert Quiluhy has returned
from a visit in Westport.
Miss Frederica Fuulbnhor spent part
of last week in New York.
Mrs. Charles Merchant, of Rcdlllng,
visited relatives in town, inst wock.
M T. 11111111111111.111 Now Yolk spent
over Sunday with his tamily hero.
Mrs Frank Murvln is entertaining
her mother and sister. from New York.
Miss Leda Peck woturncd to her
boom in South Norwallc on Saturday.
Mafia-“war
Representative James A Smith is
home from a protractcdo stay in flari-
.ford.
Mills Edith Ilrndlcy and Miss Lona
Fantou have returned from James-
town, 1
.
Mrs Rachel Banks is spending some
time with 1101 31111111 daughter M111 1).
8 Parsons.
William Osborne is recovering from
the effects of a sunstrokc which over1
came him last, week.
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Miss Maude Lockwood is spending
two weeks with her grandparents. M1.
and Mrs. John Lockwood
Albert Gerhardt has returned to
South Norwali: after a few weeks‘
visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Gerhardt.
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DENY VIOLATION O' LAW.
CHICAGO, August 5.—-Denial of any
violation of the Iillklne law will be tho’
party. the. link corporation. when
brought to trial in the United States
court tor accepting rebates. as aberr-
ed in indictments returned Saturday
by a federal grand Inry. according to;
astutemont made by Justus Chancel-
Prom m reclaim Ilium Point, Int
tY'm'm counsel for booth 81 Company. last
1’ “I“: , . .
Medea...
A meeting of the Rowayton Launch _,
new 1111111811 11111111112,
Into a chair
in the glance.
Mrs Maxwell icily.
”011.1 say, what's up?" I asked
coming to the point.
“Perhaps‘ your mother will
plain," said Mrs. Maxwell. . ,
i turned in my chair "‘Well ma-
tor?" I said encouragingly. My moth
nler nodded to me.
I lit up.
cloud of smoke.
half suspected it
“You couldnt have a better sub-
ject.” I said trying to be light.
“We are in earnest.
my mother, staring at me.
my chair.
I began to grow bor.ed "1' m waiting,’
cigarette end.
“It is something which concerns Lil-
lian." began Mrs. Maxwell.
“Your daughter," I corrected,
membeling my snub
it time that you should take some defl-
ulte action in——-—~"
laughed.
I inquired at last.
“Interfering!"
her mother!
how dale. you?”
' I nodded
she. burst out.
my mother. with the air of one clinch-
ing an argument.
“Yes, " I agreed. "Well?”
"\Veli?’ she repeated, looking non-
pulsed
“Is that the reason?" I inquired.
I didn‘ t get any answer so I smoked
on in silence at little. "We don‘t seem
to be getting on.” I'remarked,
I heard nothing, so I got up.
i said
“I will explain." said Mrs. Maxwell,
with the air of a judge.
I took up my stand by the mantel
piece.
'Pl'ay continue," I said suavely
“You are causing my daughter to be
talked about," she began.
1 "Who by?" 1 demanded, interrupt-
11g.
“A great many people, I fear," she
answered.
“Tell me how you know,” I asked.»
“Mrs. Boyle for one," she replied
‘011!"l leiacuiatcd throwing my cig-
arette ‘end away.
‘ any one "
"Add a great many other people,"
she continued
“It seems a pity,” l remarked.
“it is a pity," she returned with em-
pllasiu.
“That they' vc nothing better to do,
i 111ean.‘ i went on. A simultaneous
snort came from both of them.
“You dont appear to understand
the gravity at the affair. " said Mrs.
"llllt to speak plainly, I won't have
my daughter's affections—~"
“Who says 1 am?"
angrily.
"It certainly looks like It." she re-
tortod quite unmoved. "Your name
has been coupled with several young
lion—and I Won t have it."
i soothed to have lost my advan-
lane. and i felt too old to be lectured.
fair?" 1 reflected aloud,
"if it Were your affair only " she
1111111911. “1 should not interfere, but
unfortunately. there is my daughter's
rcputnliotl.'
8)"
a‘l'Tllore is nothing to he gained by
the use of words like that." admonish
ed my mother, sitting up very straight
ill her chair.
"1 ill guppy " l apologised. “but it is
annoying isn’t it?‘ '
1 I got no ansWer to that, and thorn
was 11 dead silence but for the licking
of the clock.
‘W'llul n to he dope?"l said.
"One illillil." said Mrs. Maxwell,
"you must come here very seldom-«-
perhaps it would he!) better that you
should discontinue your visits here for
a while.”
, 1 suddenly realised how I should
ltililrl ilillinll
Y “Thank you," I answered, “1 don't
think I'll do that "
Yb She opened her eyes.
“You can hardly venture to~—-—" aha
hauls all.
'1: 11.1.] 1have another solution," 1 said
“I"Aud what may it be?" inquired
Mrs. Maxwell, looking at me with till;-
approval.
i I was inst going to ahswor when I
heard a sic-p on the staircase and Lil
lino came in.
81111 looked at our 1188:. in display.
"What's happened?"
lied news?”
“You,” answered Mrs. Maxwell stern
defense entered by'A. booth it Com- ‘1'-
Bit by bit the gossip was repeated:
everything we had ever done looming
mists of exaggeration.
large in the
Lillian looked anxiously at me.
. "I don't care whether these things
are true or—-—-” began Mrs. Marty/ell
I "liieoauss you know they are cruel
lies." I at in.
81101101 deny it.
.... .
I
.‘ him has blown c
There was an uncomfortable silence
"Where's Lillian?" l inquired, sinking sorrow" In
My mother looked so that
varely at Mrs. Maxwell. and there was
a badly concealed “l-told~you~—~so”
"My. daughters upstairs." remarked min
ole
“We don't seen11to be getting on '
very last" I remarked blowing out n
“We have been discussing yo“, ” said
my hostess, and then i wished I hadn't
pressed them to tell me, though I had
Willie!" said j
“I apologize.” I said. sitting up in
Mrs. Maxwell coughed.- again glauc-
es passed bemoan my mother and her.
I remarked, flicking the ash from my
re- '
‘ Your mother and myself. " she went
on, completely lguoxing me “consider
I leaned back in my chair and ‘1
"isn't it a little interfering?”
“I
Lillian is a young girl—-
“Oh, it's Lillian, is it?"
And you, mater. " l askcd1serenely.
“how do you come into this affair?”
”You are my son, Willie ” answered
"surely
one of you has something to say?"
They both began at once at that. and
“Will one of you please explain?”
"She’d talk about
I interrupted 1
India: In the post. now it is with Lil- '
“How dare people discuss my af- j
And then i‘m afraid I let a Word 1.9
sits inquired.
118’. When this
w can receive
again. and the endow—T"
“Will never 111111111 l‘lutcrrl‘lpted.
Lillian 1.1011811 at me and there was
3121‘ 8788'. Hub" I Wished
A
plisbie‘d 111112, 11121111111118” 11111111118
211811111 11an passed; And yet 1 coal
not say nether she' really cared for
our 11 .’ lint I 111111 made up my
"‘ rs. Maxwell, ” I began turning to
her; “I told‘ you there was another
solution. There is."
sweled and there win no trace of soft
none 111 her voice.
4 “Only this. and u very simple one, "
e'rdltlnt seenlanxloua to begin. “Any I Went on ‘ "that i love Lillian with
ablectioni" I inquired. holding up my all my heart, 11111111 pray that she may
cismette 01189 Mrs Maxwell and the 111 to think me halt WOIUIY enough
mater exchanged glances, and the for-
to be her husband "
, The difference in her face was in-
dicrous '
"I don't understand " she faltered.
“It’s very 11111111119 I illiliwel'hid and
then I Went to Lillian's side.
you 'l‘nurry me?" I said quietly
gal-den.
, ”Bother gossips!" I ejaculated for
about the hundredth time. ,
And then I saw she Was smiling.
' “Tell me “ I begged.
At first she wouldn't and even at
last‘ I couldn't see her face.
“They did some good.“ she said soft
ly.‘ "you are a'flirt. you know.”
”I may have been once." I admit-
ted. “but you were, too.”
“I know." she confessed.
"Why have they done good. than?"
I insisted
POLITICAL SITUATION, IN ITALY.
ROME, August 6.--In an interview
on the political situation and anti:
clerical 112111211011, Signer Giolltti. pre-
mier and minister of the interior, de-
clared that the government is abso-
lutely impartial and will not depart
from this policy.
meetings wele held‘ Shudny at Spezla,
Leghclu. Terni. Genoa, Florence.
Udlne, Palermo and elsewhere, but
there wore no disorders. In this city
Mgr. Santermo, an intimate friend oi
Pope Pius, was Inslllted in the street.
and at Naples the Well-known patron:
omer. Father Aliaui, was booted by
roWdles.’ A newspaper here says that
a number of memb rs of t he Cham-
ber of Deputies of ai opinions purpose
holding a meeting 111' an upper Italian
city and to invite the government to
adopt vigorous measures against the
unti- clerical agitation.
- TRANSPORT WARREN BREAKS
DOWN;
SAN FRANCISCO. August 5.--The
transport warren, which left on Sat-
urday for the Philippines with a large
contingent of troopsgand passengers,
was compelled byn eakdown of me.-
chinery, to put bat: to port while
eighty miles out at sea. An examina-
tion revealed the fact that one of the
condenser tubes was in such bad con-
dition that salt watc1 was running
through and mixing with fresh Water.
Chief Engineer Donnelly. of the trans-
port department is In hope that the
new tubes can be installed by tomor-
row‘. , "
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BARON nornscuito osconATED.
PARIS; August. headlamp Edouard
De Rothschild, of the firm 0! Do Roth-
child, bankers. of this city. has been
decoruatedwith‘ the Cross 02 the Le-
1gion oi Hanan
Maxwell. ”you know Im fond of
you—m" 1
lbowed. 1 HARTFORD RAILROA’D.
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Pier 28. East River, New York, (tool
of Dover street), every day (snoop
Sunday), at 4 p.111. Freight receiv
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‘ dishes 9," am when pleasant-
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Courteous Service.
Pleasant Surrounding.
Excellent Cooking.
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‘ m Proprietor.
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L11
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A very strong line at fully guano:
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FORK‘. BHOVELS. SPADES. and all
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Bath Houses to Rent by the Season
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Real'lfslale and insurance.
1 We have several decided bargains
in Income producing plow” that
than mom» in value with the rapid
growth of the town
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Automobiles stored, overhauled and
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Launch Engines. Coven. Curtain»
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INDEPENDENT"r LOAN AND SECURa
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Havlland Building; Washington It.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. ‘
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Nothing 81in; Nollllna Shel—.-
THAN'NEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
For years this Company has paid
% Guaranteed interest on its
1 Bond Shares by check issued
semi annually. Over half-million
dollars paid to investors to date.
ASSETS NEARLY $2,000,000.00.“ _
Investments 01 from $100 to $10,001;
accepted. pa1tlclpatlul, in earnings
from date of receipt
‘A cold will bring von our literature
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent, , 1
16 South Main Street. *
184T ' it:
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
ILATE '1 AND TIN ROOFING ,
Ola and Steam Fitting. Gas Fixtures» ,
Metal Culling. Etc. 7
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RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES 8: HOTCHKISS
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