piles of the testatrlx is
, rholpal beneficiary
ill or, personal
Julia Ferrell. 0f
TIL. GALL. 641—4. .
Orders Delivered PM of charge.
' The,
' llil mat.
time in
' , a chap
4... - M» f the
. Bowls. in. of the Wilmington (1111“?-
teen. bridge. is “L
There will be a d
. lice re
once this evening
. ‘ ‘ Club. (8 mi
, y .y at the Norwalk country It is fortuna ‘5
’ (l Immen a position new lisl‘lal‘ilzayafizmwt‘ 5!“ . Idem 9W R' l‘
“ h . , , .0 n t
l » “guidebook“. the 0W“ Mam 22m hall" is concer n ‘ .
' m“ or First Canevari will i335 nthe Q i 4.
.llisshaefggn :t‘i‘tking it, short “9“ 01 “‘9 “W b“ g " _.. -. L U . . w.-- -_.--.:_,_. “5—K..- - . :5: .. .3 ._ . _.,..,_ _
.. - as - » i, ..
,1 littfllgé'w York- Martin 13- 0mm“ ‘9 n C an coupe TP NORTH-l ARRESTED FOR euoovwo or i met»: A omnibus.
‘i: t _: Illll'ned home tins “‘8 auxillaly s‘oospi‘e '5 Fl‘LDI ‘ BALLOON. ‘ m
y Charles L. Hill has rwthere he grnd- commission tough,“ at ,1 m .i s . . .. . local..fac..congreuman-at-Lsrge to
.4 Colgate Academy. thoroughly ove‘ponpital and 13mph”. lowland!» Two Man Accused of Attempt to Kill Succeed Lllley.
T‘ ‘ noted this week. avenue 830M 0;. 0t in Warmer. ‘ charm J. Gilddoo.
"The driveway about the Nogrdnll:
country Club is being filled in,
to be made into it iuwn.
_____._.——-—-
son of William White
w" his evening at the
ed tthe Washington s
____....._.—-—
W. Edwards
Wedding trill.
in EN“ 1‘0”
treet bridge-
”on
and Mrs. Percy
' ir
, ' returned from the
Eli? are now residing
walk.
“The Rev. ll F. Reynolds will con—
ornlnl! and gimm- (1 train Mr. Kuh- 100ml!“
. rvlces tomorrow m mrs, Otto U“ 3 ' use eveiop
“Ft $3“: at the Advent Christian firsts employed by the Wostintlho emu“
$3.31. Company. M ginmford- . “ml the
' __________._... . _,..-._ "’ 3st: at
, must and children 1
fi‘ho Ladies Auxumiryi :fmwn fete Mrs. L. F. lgeynofg‘r“ a five weeks ,- tiracted
ch‘ TC“ is planning to ho wnua‘“ Wl“ leave Mon “Y n P ““19 wl“ ‘1‘ thleles,
shgrtiy at. tne home or Mrs absence A 1‘0““‘ii‘odlltttrd' Mann, and 50mm.
rvin.’ ' be Silent “1 M‘w ~ ll. Muss. “1 M" b"
. M“ nter of Gregory the remainder atesMhflf‘rioliityllilmi' will pm" or
jars. Ambrose (”me Monday for a their sputum?r 110'“ t. Marlon for a “V0 ”mum”
Kolllevtli‘d: will leave urn at green join them lutel‘ It as well
two or three weeks .3019. ..; -i‘ weeks’ vacation. til ll rgpre
.Hill.‘ - ‘ . Woodson W 0‘”
mad" . ilinry of CW“‘ The Rev” (33$:st ifomorrow at the the here.
The Ladies “it.“ Thursday nf— conduct the a Methodist church. nod {or
rch held a mac
33.00.. with MTB‘
’ ' in East/avenue.
C. H. Jlmmerson.
I ‘ n
A “mm l‘°"“.5‘.§. ii. ‘llvey‘i‘éel
‘ ' lot on . ..
Mm Blit‘g’ffigvcening, but there was a \ cry
2m“ attendance.
t demo“.
‘3 3 Mrs CM“ A- A“ .
Gmapiitlguilgig. are making a brieécfi:I
itfiiinrsNew York, and are ext)
“time this evening.
. -.-”l ty
- Prohibition ,par
‘ mlfng Monday night. It
till“. delegates to the
one will make it ropor
will hold fl
is expected
t at this time.
A?“ , is se
.,., st Norwalk
infiltrate th‘eG
'triotic sty .
ll'gglosiveillw
week. A
#T‘I:
‘ l (1de a“ '
’--A'N'g1:.;al fishing “We
' kilsh, yesterday.
awreoawh‘ispering that they
not a bite.
. A‘ I
it, is Philnthea C
" regular session tom
‘ ‘ds school hour.
3?: tile new pastor an
halt-in chol‘ge- __.
”icons? R. van Alsty
” ,. scent Loan
‘ gfiflsfigduy afternoon, «Inn Y
I“ don, where he attended t e
fil‘wl‘d boat races.
‘1" ‘ mK. Scott,
’ Show. yesterday;-
thongh th
dition
F
. 3 d m, Gorham
pfiggmke of Clinton
by the Will of
“rim-Iridgoport.
and by 15ml} chain of cir-
umsth’nces it woultl'lnllur‘that the
orflstly‘e which she desired to
,3 all» ,rtion of the estate. in
g -. Box: {to of which is $3,866.27.
.290 resident of. Hartford,
, 4 > o, 1.898, «coated in
la pMIlons she
v York city. At
tonadeAt appear-.
on or would:
I like 3 'rrty that
.. lng occai,
There is at,
Connecticut Con
Washington streetl,
handsome in a new 0
l to be held in the We,
is to be. fully as 311ch
cent chowder party
Mrs. Charles
her will
ru avenue, m
hnert are
Kuhnort is a sis-
Mr. and m,
the lntter’s
srnniord in 0tmo
Mr. and Mrs. K“
recent conven-
tting ready to
‘ July in true
Fourth me big rush fort
ill not begin, until nex
H. Fielding
for
Their friends
did not even
its
use will hold
orrow during the
1‘ ‘3 expecle
a lender will
he ' proprlet 1‘
return
my New
_ came down from
h wand was a guest-
at the outfits
Commefl'lal‘yr
defeated
receives
prove “Y D
estate of l
ore than I
l
mitt:-
59, mat in l
. to ,
Cole’s if: ‘
as a rest
mains at i
alg’
,., ., ,
l dill
088 ’t‘JO £110
good, ricl pasteurized cream from
which iii in mpdc,
is were ickntifls s
in a. dairy. that
upsrvision.
Owes ii permaneppgoodness to
thé air-ti ht, germ-proof package
which kc ps. it headrom contain-
‘inatiou fr‘ m the cannula you.
i ,
. ‘ ‘ A
harms. ”Emile?“
‘ l
r
medulla.
r in the city.
1] your linger m'fupfly you hm'tc us.
DlLL N and DOUELASS.
New smandflortfosd. Comm
. The flatter
from (tillers
s
by m... .
blitziIlian
' " others
__._.._..——-—
The Epworth league
in will be led
ingerestlng and pr
. ' ho attend. Strut t conference will
_. l'Wliite. m 3w,“ by all w d diull
~01C‘llilulnflold street, was taken down a‘nd all young people are legr “Safe ow Tram m?
. ”‘5 with pneumonia. yesterday. vlted. The subject will . "his. litobed on
I I . nd.’: "Cu to Not-m.
‘ lallv rebuild God s Ho ,
. rd Tobey is part . ns 0 wm . \ new '0'”
i' “it'll: long board walk which :2 The members of the Easing: :0 ,0. ll mutant
:5- to Peter Decker-n oyster hou . wire police are ionising;g {31'3” ms will tilsntlon.
. e . , camp
‘ I? ‘ will be morrow with keen bake, which , to
i, 5 coffee and bean sapliggclle Mis— be the date of the big (33.: This event ,, camp“
and Mrs.
East avenue .
will probably be m(.
nations.
1
The Nor-Wu ‘ , “ma,
with its appearance. can
leave .. a
Reynolds will ,
Rev. Lpamlfllvg‘i'tancc. Mass . to attend , .lebra
Monday for 6 Young 0 m.
the annu
co le's
{will Workers.
by Harry C
sstul as the ‘9'
Yesterday.
‘ y
Woodsou ntll‘ilsfg‘xé ’became acqua
sl convention of
st . .
General TFl‘tae convention will ._ ,
HFIELD, NEWS” June
”33:? 700 ct liege men
orthfield,‘ when the
and lid“.
Kumert . idelegntes
from .
move w founded
:xt Week. -
bridge devoting,
“ 1: and the
t b large conlim‘
{he Rev. |‘- .
trl
took it p intod
ern Society 0i“ i '
three days on ,.
be gaffgflg: present from all the 1:2; 1, s" 2::
Emu“ states adtn (flattl‘ltedgociet‘y. H61 lists;
0
Sili‘lifirgn‘fifle‘lfefim for the 6selrvicea f .33
at his church, Sunday. Ju y . , mull ‘
’ “L“
THAT COUGH
it mfl'ifinn in pneumoulln. was; gong: .
or Balm is breaking up co 3 tion ‘ much \
zmantried almost without excep lug~lo .
6;? 25c 5'04: and $1.00 bottlies. . _ m be
1Clif'ford 'Baxter's and Plnlste a. ‘
D I I ill snow
aownv'rou. m
. e l.
Mrs Blarney. of New York. has a \ nsuhi;
. cottage on the ltoc to“, q!
rived at her t [39
West Side. ‘f the
Mr. and Mrs-
Jersey'. “1'9 7"
make Beach.
w,_ Coene
ed from N8
ale- the summer.
‘ A valuable
Lynch. a we
William
citing Mrs.
family have on f, in her
:18 $219k at Pine Point
ed
0 own
l€k§own resident of
West Side. W“ P
'1‘. Raymond and a
men have started in
BO“ 1
d
Richnr Cu". at T 0k .
its plan»
when to
,ack or
5 may
oisoned this week: “as“,
w...”-
by Fran
Among
‘Anlon
to harvest Hal Uni-
: hay in var; es. of
£0er
~ scent.
' ‘ When you
‘ takeit promptly for the stomach. but
. take something you know is reliable——
“militarism drummed» rune
, macy.‘ 0
BRATTIMOKO. Vt, June 26.—
Cilorged with assaulting (insoles ti.
Citation, of llmton.‘rhe wellkuovvn our
ltuoolule and balloon enthusiast1 with
{d lilo with intent to kill while Hild-
den Was traveling over Bi-aitleboro in
‘u-balloon with loco steeds, of New
York.‘ last Friday. William Murphy.
and Blinded Charles Rigamnu. and
Stool til city, were put under arrest
lust nlg t by Deputy Sheriff Myron P.
Davis. .
The charge was made on complaint
‘ of Attorney General Clarke C. Fills.
who normally gave his attention to
the complaint made to him by Glidden
'tud Stevens, whose balloon, Boston.
was hit by u bullet bu Friday.
According to Oi den, twa bullets
‘WQEQ fired at the,» ii in, apparently
from a white born. be time of the
, shots and the onset location of the
-' balloon were noted by the ueronauts.
One bullet grazed,th balloon, leaving
a near. The recommend completely
. through the balloon, and
it became
" necessary for the bullmnists to de-
scend. Owing to the small diameter
of the hole. the gas in the balloon did
3 not escape rapidly dough to endanger
the lives of the occupants b
... l. i
need to take something
y the de-
somethlng like Kodol For Dyspepsia
i and indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to
take. it is reliable and isrnurantoed
to give relief. it is soldby The Clif-
‘FOPULAR AMUfiEMFNTS.
LUCY nonhuman OONl’ANY.
The initial performance of-Mi’ss Lucy
Millikan and compnny wnsvgiuen under
the most "susplclous circumstances. at
.Hoyt's Theatre. lust night. and was .
.witnessed by a large and thoroughly .
delighted audience. The bill. The Belle
of Richmond was an excellent one.
Miss Millikan, who played the leading
roll. possesses a most charming pél'w
sonniity and her nxdolleptrwork and
cosy stage presence won her audience
and held their closest attention during
the entire performance. The support-
;ing company was exceptionally strong
in every detail and their earnest and
l;efl'ectiv’e work was highly appreciated.
'Tllhe staging. under the direction of Mr.
lieynold‘was all that could be desir-
,£~d ln’every way and the entire produc
" tion was most successful in every way.
,At the earnest solicitation of the aud-'
'ience Miss Millikan appeared before
the curtain and in a few are" chosen»:
words thanked them for their. applause
and support The same bill will be
presented th s afternoon and evening
and Monday night there will. be anew
bill, mentionof which will be made in
the advertisement. The abOVe com-
pany will play an indefinite engage.
‘ment at the local thong-e, with semi-
weekly changes of program, and
judging from the. enthusiastic recep-
tion given them last evening, will re-
ceive the'hearty support'of the local
theatre goers. a support of which they
are thoroughly deserving in every res-
° Del, says:
NEW HAVEN. June Stir-The polit-
ical situation grows more..lutomstlng
iteroirhouts each day. The formal-su-
~nouuomnent is made by the friends of
.Major Tllsoc. and with his permission.
that he will be a candidate for the post
of representative-stings to succeed
”on. George L. Lilley. who has de-
clared that he would not be a candi-
date again. but was funded for the
governorship. -
Molar .Tlison is at present in the
mountains of‘Tsnnsssee, where he is
dust recovering from the sheets of the
serious’iiloessof s few months ago,
‘ “'uii.?'nei}?lim1“nflffliil
. Spokane.
‘ coming from New York tO'Lonetown
‘ irheumstlsm. .
' ploy of Mrs. Amory. .
:‘ :cure the stoppage at Bethel‘snd West
. to Mr. Wslbrldgo's summer place in
[Pleasant Valleyhiylyn,
. nietnmiiy, will be totalled in his log
. by William Hoggaon, brother .0! N. F.
«on I i. G.
l
Judas Hume». on Tuesday. for
W
m ,
‘ Eight car loads of lumber on the
siding at Bothcl lust Tnenduy Vere for
stile house of waltger hot on. of Au-
gust Belmont dz 0., is uilding on
W
sunset Hill.
Mr. and Mm. June; Higgins are
~io spend the summer with Mrs. Pat-
rick Qusley, mother of Mrs. Higgins.
Mrs. Quiley's‘health is impaired from
. M.
Two broken ribs and in. fractured
wrist were the injuries suffered by
James Delaney last week Friday as a
result of being thrusts) tram his wag-
on while descending the hill near the,
creamery store at the Center. The
breaking of the harness caused the
accident. Mr. Delaney is in the cm-
M...
An effort is now being made to se-l
Reading of the express which leaves'
New York at 3:26 p. m. and a petition
to that effect circulated by D. S. San-
ford has received. numerous signatures.
The change is urged in behalf of the
Hartford School, the Ridge inn and the
town's summer colony in general.
W
Robert Wnlhrldge and family return
2, for a further
red Briggs, with
v
and prolonged s ,
cabin about the same date. Falrlield
Manor. will be occupied this summer
Hoggson. the owner. The latter with
his family. sailed tor Europe last week
'I‘humday.
Action was taken by the school
board at its last meeting towards stim-
ulstlns interest by the several dis-
tricts in the matter of enlarging ll-
braries and providing other education-
al aids. With this object in view an
appropriation of 810 was voted for
each district, the , , to be available,
for any district when it should raise
an additional lid. The districts have
the patients of this ‘mspssluent.
*‘ , W
(300mm end-um Biddle. of
Philadelphia. the iattyr aged nine, are
spending the summer with their grand-
when he come near succumbing to up
lloudloltls. He writes that in a short
) lute lie-will be in his usual vigorous
good health.
The speaker and Governor Wocdruif
have the same circle of intimate poll.
ticpl friends. among whom Colonel
'liilmon lo the recognized leader, and
the assumption is drawn that the up-
:lesrauce of Motor 1113011 on n candl-
dste for congressman-at—lurge is evi-
dence that Governor Woodruff does not
consider himself a candidate for re-
nomlnution. inwopito of what the news
papers have said. sit in not thought
that New Haven would have candl-
dates for two such important places
Or that the speaker would go in if
the governor wanted the field loft
clear. . Many of the delegates to the
struts convention will be men who were
members of the last Legislature and
the members of that body are a
friends of Tilson.
. Pi
ONLY CUBE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
“1 suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
-cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H.
Baxter and The Clinord Pharmacy. "
VERMONT osmoanrs.
Outs Convention to Elect Delegates
to Denver Convention.
BURLINGTON. Vt., June 26.—-’l‘he
Democratic state convention to elect
four delegates-at—large and four alter-
nates to the Democratic national con-
vention at Denver. and to nominate
other state oflicers, was held here to-
day. interest. however. centered chiefs
ly in a contest for election to the‘ na-
tional committee of the party. between
Colonel Bradley D. Smulley, of Bur-
lington. whbse res-election. ls opposed
by James E. Burke, of West Rolland.
The nomination for governor was ex-
pected to go to another James E.
Bin-Io. a former mayor of this city.
. Thomas H. Browne. of Rutland, was
temporary chairman of the convention
and the committee on resolutions was
made up of V. A. Ballard, of Burling-
ton: James E. Burke. of West Rutland:
D. T. Noyes. of Hyde Park: Joseph N.
Burke. of Middlebury, and R. S. Childs.
of Brattleboro.
After the «adjournment of the state
convention. the First and Second dis-
trict conventions were scheduled to
take place. At these meetings two
delegates to the national convention
were to be chosen.
” granted by the railroad company in
mrents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Bradley. in Pleasant Valley. Under
the will of his paternal grandfather
the boy is (the mutually 00: hottest
of a million dollars. tide was the out»
toot of a scare in Philadelphia some
luonths ago in consequence of a plot.
real or unaglnary, to kidnap and hold
rhlm for mucous. For this room and
Ito nfegitud hlmraasinst such a fate
ho is now constantly encoded by a
private detective. Waking or sleeping
the boy is supposed to be over under‘
the vigilant oversight of his body
guard. .
The community already feels indebb
ed to Mark Twain for what he has
done and is willing to do in behalf of
the library project. Many also award
him the credit of obtaining from the
Consolidated road the concession
the matter of having two Berkshire
expresses make stops at West Reading”
and Belhdl. Whether the eoncesoionls
due to his! influence or out probably
only the railroad officials can positive-
ly say, but certain'lt ls'that various
petitions asking the some favor were
put in during the last two years and
went unneeded. About the time of
Mark Twain's advent the much desir-
ed change was decreed.
until- June 1 of next year to secure G
annually. 1
.. ..»
’ Iifl. .
i
.m—
. scstAw
m
There is only one true way—-
‘ by attacking thereon or the dis-
ease—poisonous gyrms in the
, blood—with
DR. TAYLOR! “QUERY.
Selves, soothing soaps and
olntments wil only alleviate.
never cum. r.‘ Taylor's; Rome-
dy is unsettled. No some
pay
l tsend for free illustrated book-
9 .
2' soup or * ~
FLAT": to “sunny.
- Sou ll ffonivslk.
family st't’oe Center. Squab‘s for the
author's table are supplied by A. E.
Plukey, who has established a pigeon-
ry on the Eli Osborn ‘place. near
Georgetown. at an outlay of $2,300.
WESTPORT.
John McCann has repainted his
home at Saugatuck. and the place is
much improved in appearance.
Otto Fesc has sold his saloon at
Saugstuek, and will leave town. The
new proprietor took possession yester-
day.
Mrs. Underwood has removed her
stock of milllncry goods from thestore ~
in the Tootiet. building. She will con-
tinue business at the Westport Hotel.
1
David Ward. of the firm of Ward tit
Meyers has bought the interest of his
Dartner in the restaurant on Main
street, and will continue the business.
Mr. Meyers, ho is a conductor on the
local trolley ne,‘ will engage in other
business.
William B. Douglass, who has been
an attache of the War Department at
Washington for many years, and who
still calls Westport his home, is look-
ing up old friends in town. Afr. Doug-
lass has voted in Westport for many
years, and always comes here on prest-
dentinl year to drop his vote for the
. 0. P.
M
- Another town meetlng has been call-
ed for next Monday evening at ti
o’clock. This.time the committee ap-
pointed to obtain figures and plans for
ll. new town bail have called this meet-
ing, and they will submit their report.
The undercut of the town is largely
in favor of building a new hall, and
against spending any money on the
old house on the property recently ac-
quired by the town. .
Samuel Conifer, the third man con-
nected with the assault and robbery
of George Smith two weeks ago, was
captured in Bridgeport on Wednesday;
and brought to this town. where he was
tried before Justice Samuel A. Purdy.
Joseph at. Hyatt prosecuiteil; As 'Ceui~
test is not yet of peg, W. H. Petrlo was
appointed guardian ad litem by the
murl. The prisoner was bound over
to the superior court under a bond of
$1,000, which he was unable to fun
nish. He was taken to the county
jail, where his cotnpanlons in the at-
fair, Meyers and Koley, are awaiting
trial. . ‘
._.____,_.
The death or Lloyd Nash has room'-
ed from the town one of its most
prominent and energetic citizens. Mr.
Nash had bee'n ill for months. but his
,death came unexpectedly. On Friday
of last week he was well enough to be
up and sit on his reloads. Although
weak, his condition, gave ng hopes
or ultimate recovery. nesdny
morning at 4:16 he passed away in
the presence of his family. As a busi-
“-7
Thus far the? m few pomanent
boarders at 9 Ridge inn. most of
the “untrue having come from no
toring..piwt.isa who stop for a meal
and sometimes prolong their stay furl
it day or two. With the first of next
month will art-lye quills a contingent of-
“wmannte.” new war Resume}
the smut-latrines. has. still seemed
some very muscle rooms. The for-
mer Show house, the original hm, will
be occupied as a dormitory from July
1. by Miss Nortlr. principal of the
Montclalrfl N. Y.. high school, who
conducts a group of nine young ladies
for‘ what is described as a summer
camp. 'flte- party will remain through
the season and are to take their meals
at the inn. '
——.————.—
Thomas Clark, a young man who
formerly lived in this Itown. suddenly
disappeared about three years ago
soon after he had finished a term or
service in Porto Rico and the Philip-
pines as a member of the U.‘ s. caval-'
ry. His mother and his brother. Eu-
gene. were much worried and made
unsuccessful efforts to trace him. A
lotta from him which came this week
to'an old friend here clears up the
mystery: The letter was smitten in
the penitentiary at Canon City. Col,
ness man the deceased was energetic.
honorable and for seeing. He was
Identified with every movement to
bcuetlt the town. and his energy and
business capacity. carried through
many movements for the general good.
He‘ was the originator and principal
stockholder in the street railway
which superseded the old stage run-
nins between memoir and Weflport.
and when it was absorbed by the Con-
necticut Railway and Lighting" Com.
puny. he who stubs controlling factor. ,.
Mr. Nash was born February 18, 1865.
the son of Edward Hnwkes Nash.
and ensue from a long line of honora-
ble nucestry.‘ Edward Nash. his DB~
corned ancestor and the head of the
Nash family in this vicintty. came
from gland in 186,2, and settled in
Norwli k. The energy and business eo-
paclty of this pioneer besidescanded
to all of hill successors. The tamlly
has been‘promlnetlt‘in public aifsirs
since Revolutionary times. Lloyd
Nash was a consistent Republican, He
was a representative 0: the solid ele-
ment of this party which carried the
country through thecml war, and
brought prosperity to the country. He
was elected representative from- the
town or Westbort in 1300, and in 1902
was elected to moment. his district,
in the state senate. e was best
. 0 where Clark has been conduct! for the ' * ~ .
'1‘ .st Bells Islaud- mood Brothers 92:” mi so on. pact. '“ .. .. .. past two years. under a. sentence for “3% betrayed. as I .business man
. ,o, ., . new parts of the WW my m. Teacher—~Psrse court. Pupil— robbo H he become discour- Ul insulin. 39 lllhnlfltetlfi 13.139 95’
g MW} and“ operations are all- J mes “0“on risn Kodollo the best known preparation Court, a verb. active, indicative mod, a d 3,10 -; 3:? th ~ h h ‘ tats “MN.“ hill-119“. and ‘80 conducted
1‘“ mod on just above the“; “e Mr. and Mrs. at Mass” endurance. that is clued to the people today for present tense. and agrees with all the “‘38,, MW id: 3“ ° :wneflégffid NB bum,“ that It“? muons increased
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