\xames between the Danbury and Nor-
‘Bauiiitets a Specialty
'1'he Kind You H'nvo always Bought. and which has been
in use for over 30 years,
has home the signature of
_...— and has been made under his pir-
’. loual supenision since its Infhney.
O
A‘](“v no one to deceive you. 'n this.
All Counterf'eits. lmitations
Experiments that trifle wit
and “ J ust-ns-good" are but
. and endanger the. health ”1
Infants and Childronv-Esperiouce nm‘inst Experiment
What is CASTORIA
T‘Mizoris is a 'hurn'iless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
goric. Drops and Soothing
Syrups. It; is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. its ago Is its guarantee. it; destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishuess
It on is Diarrhmn and Wind
Colic. It. relieves Teethmg Troubles. cures Constipation.
a nd ll‘iatulency.
It assimilates the Food, regulates the
VSI-mmch and ancls. glvihg healthy and natural sleep.
‘ The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
'csnums CASTOR|A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kill" You have Always Blight
In Use For Over' 30 Years.
“I. outrun ”NOV. '1 IUIIIV "It". I" Vol! om.
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SATURDAY'S EXCURSION.
Special Train to Bring Baseball Fans
from Danbury.
it is expected that a big crowd of
baseball fans will go to South Nor-
walk Saturday afternoon to witness
the third of the series of baseball
walk teams for the semi-professional
championship of western l’nirfieid
county.
Manager Moore has made arrange-
ments for a special train to leave this
city at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon and
to leave South Norwnlk for the return
trip at ”o‘clock. The fare for the
round trip will he eighty-five cents:—
Dunbury News.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo~0. J. Murdock W E.
Bradlc3. New York; L. Mintz. New-
ark; F‘. l..1)o3le, Manchester; \V. W.
,hChapmnn S. Glccnstcin. Bridgeporn
E. N. Richardson \Vathbuly; Thomas
C. Manrtland. Charles Well, New iln
ven; \'. Williams, I). W. Pratt, Sauna~
tuck; l<‘. Manchester. Providen e; 1..
ll. liurlbutt, Wilton; G. l.. liot. wcll,
Ridgcfield; S Furnhnm H. Watson
New \ork P' i). Lawton city; M.
Jordan. Bridgeport; H W. Bloom San
Francisco; George W. Roberts. nos-i
ton; G. G. Phillips, J. W. llouton and
Wife. W. Price, A. W. Cross. N. llobcn
stein, New York; F. S. Johnson, Chi:
cage: W. A. Coggdale. Norfolk, Va.‘
H. F. Mitchell, New York; ten boys.
Hebrew Technical institute, New York.
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Hotel Mahackemo ,
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATES $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper orTable D'Hote Dinner,
6 to 8 p. m., 50c ..
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c
TEL._6ALL 933.
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ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
‘ EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms o Spool-l Posture. Gas
and Electric Lights Throughout Ev-
ery Room Hosted. .
. . RATED REMONAILE.
{Lino Gtookod Cofo In Connection.
A full lino of Imported Aloe. includ-
Inl' the famous Boos'. Iuroon'o Ind
loos a. Go. ’o stout. olwoy'o on drought.
Anhouo Busch Ioor on Drpught.
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unto loos '
IodlcmlIMlInlu Street. :
morons. COllo
WM 34-5,: “a,“ ,u~~ Hum
no; proof puoi-
After :3 girl gets to be about so old
she gives up the idea of n tnIttI and
puts in lwcnlyd’our hours a day seek-
ing a husband.
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A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This Is the season for cleaning
m. the premises. Soap and the
r ‘, brusn for the house and
the ‘. to for the lawn are good,
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt swny, but
to make the. house. the horns.
bios and fences right they
old he freshened up with
:sint.
We have eyerything for the
paintingmlinsccd oil, turps.,
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
rns rmou»
ourcn aov PAINTER sumo
We can guarantee this White
Leud’s purity.
See us about your pointing.
E. E. GORHAM
I osconnon.
EAST NOR‘WALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Do_r__lon Ho_I_I__se
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK.
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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked'to Order
John E. O’Sullivau
PROPRIETOR.
an n...
Miss Ruth liurt, of Bethel, is a
guest of Miss Eva llowcu. of St. John
street.
Miss Amanda Nelson. of Springfield,
Mass” is a guest. of Mr. sud MIs. l-‘red
Bet-gren, of Sellock street.
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l George lloisford and family have
,moved from llridgcport to Edward B.
Robertson's house. in Scnvtcw ave-
nus.
! lioy Fain-her. of Winfield street, has
gotten out of the automobile class at
least tcmporarlly by selling his
machine.
i Thus far there has been nothing to
change the opinion of the local oys-
lcrmcn that the oyster set this year
will be mighty poor picking for all
hands.
i Mr. and Mrs. Marshall H. Tolles set
out \csterduy on an Interesting vaca-
tion tIlp. among numerous other
'piuces will include Buffalo and Niag-
I ma Pulls
l David licrgren. of Springfield. Muss,
who on his 3lsits to East Norwalk has
, Innde Innnerous blends, is a guest of
his cousin Albert Hermon. of 3 Sci-
lcck street.
Charles Y0st and son bouts. of Nor»
. walk, and a party cl friends hove set
up it camp at l‘ockcnoc island. in lieu
of u down cast cruise, interfered with
; by the into several days“ storm.
Mr. and Mrs Tcuuolli have sold
l their Icsidcuco in Hawkins avenue and
I
hnw IIIUVI :d to No. 9 on the some thor
'onghfnrc. They are arranging to
build a new residence In Scuview
pincc.
. Tomorrow is the day for the Advent
Sunday school picnic and consequently
the members of the school and friends
the hoping for clear weather. The
outing will be to Doug Island on the
stcunicr Huntington.
(‘onlructor H, V. Carr. who has the
contract for the erection of the new
house of William .I. McHugh. in South
Main street. has begun the raising of
the frame and hopes to get it up be-
lloro nnothcr storm arrives.
Plans have been gotten out. for a
new residence in Fort street and it
:is expected that work will be started
on it In It short time. The details
iwlll probably be completed today. and
call for an eight-room structure.
At a meeting of the governing board
of the Eust Norwalk Yacht Club last
evening. one new member. George D.
McKay. of iiownyton, was taken in.
A meeting of the club will be held
next Monday evening at the club-‘
house.
Tbnt everybody was tickled with
the reappearance of the sun and clear
mother this morning faintly expresses
the situation. And especiuly glad are
those who have wallowed through
nearly a week of rain in the tents at
the shore.
\
The indications are that a number
of the firemen and friends of the lat-
.ter In East Norwalk will go to the
o
Everything Pertaining
to Electricity '
Appliances of every description—-
goods always in stock for Motive Pow-
er. Electrical Advertising, Decorative
Work. Bells, Cut. Oil Switches, Adjust-
able Lights, etc.
Orders carefully and promptly es-
ecuted—prlceo right!
The Reed & you actual co.
as rm 3?. so minim
Funeral otor
i and airbag)".
.19 North MRI" of. south N'orwaik
l Residence, 6 Woohlngton 8t,
Telephone at office. 336 -2.
Telephone It house, 993.
36 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 806.
TRY A LENGTH or
Long Life
CitvNatInaIBahk
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EDWIN H. ”ATH‘W.°NU'
N H. KNAPPyfi
IDEHIOK
I”. 1w!
WILPRED DODW L. Ollhlor
DIRECT?”
¢.,l-I. Mathewson dairy Ionian
John H. Knopp "him! Grummon
Iotlshfi- Morvlp A..Wol|ooo .Morvin
Chi-lotion Swag" Jan It." 'LI‘ht
TRANIACTO A GENERAL IANKINO
Aflfifizaoo
Hose
.f.
Ice Cream Freezers,
“’31-'15“ Waiter :Coolcrs,
Gopiul surplus and Profits -
"°°'°°°'°° _..' " ‘7 M *Ha'mmocks,
sofo Dope-it Boxes,” sad 6 por your. ,
ands“ I'I't'h'er seashnable goods
is. E. In
112 'wAsHmoron eraser.
"room an
; ,‘ri
, left for
Get radiating. Wo'nts
Filled at the
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt Ind enciont'oorvi'oo It
all times.
Personal ottoutlon given to oil
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley “trons.
Come In and wait for your eor.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
' The locol firemen have all eyes sliced
.l. PARKER. Ilnoior.
great Poughkeepsle hremen's celebra-
tion tomorrow. They will make the
trip on the special train leaving
South Norwaik at 8:30.
The regular weekly prayer service
will be held this evening at the Eost
Avenue Methodist and Advent Christ-
ian Churches. The meeting at the
former will be led by N. Smith Fer-
guson. while the pastor, Rev. Lester
F. Reynolds. will lend the Advent
meeting.
in line with the proposed xtenslve
rebuilding of o large sect of the
Hefner building on the Washington
street bridge. the shed was removed
from in front of the Ryder & Howsrd
market yesterday ~Tbe piling for the
new section will be sinned in about
a week.
Ward Van Alstync, who has been
working part of the summer at his
father's lnundry. has recovered from
his recent illness, which was believed
at first to be a case of chickenpox.
Now. however. it is thought that It was
simply salt water poison from both-
ing at Block island.
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Charles LnCrolx‘s and Charles H.
Aistbnrpc's little dogs get into an III
ten-sting altercation yesterday In Key
ser place and for a time there was
quite a tempest in n teapot In the
canine world. Someone finally discov-
ered the scrap and pnried them before
any serious dstnngc resulted to eith-
er
The Swedish Congregational Church
has nearly reached Its filial destina—
tion in Van Zundi street. This morn-
lng it was at the corner of East are
one and Van Znndt street. within less
than a hundred feet of the location.
The trolley work cur was on hand to
take down the wires in the path of the
edifice.
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Charles ii. Alsthorpe, of Seevlew
nveuuc. intends to begin work Monday
on the proposed ne store house of .i.
and J. Cash, i.imi ed. in Concord
street. South Norwnlk. The structure
will be usmnll one. 15 by :0, and one
story III height. it will be semi-tire-
proof in. that the roof and sides will
he covered with nsboslos shingles.
Jesse Seaman. the well-known let~
Itcr carrier, is lnid up at his home in
Cottage avenue by illness and his
route is being looked after by George
Hunter. Mr. Beamnn' .lllncos Indi-
cates what the molmen- are up
against. He was drenched at various
times during the protracted storm. the
net result being the development of
his present sickness.
A sign at the Nelson & Ayers boat
house at the rent of the Crescent
Laundry, in Scsview nren-uo. is a lit-
tle more. subtle/than the bit of verse
which tells about. the answer of the
damsel to her wooer when the latter
proposed. This fair vision of femin-
ine, loveliness told him to go to ask
pups and he knew that papa was deed
and was fully acquainted with the life
that pupa had led. The sign III ques-
tion reads: “Terms cash:
to trust. take vibe elevator."
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Skoglln. of Brook-
lyn, are at the Rctsof cottage, Belle
island.
Jack Elliott and Andrew Cooper. of
New York. are the vocalists at Rotou
Point, this week. "
John Corlcy and family, of Brooklyn.
home yesterday, after a
month‘s stay at the Rotsof Cottose.
Belle island.
The high tide of Tuesday noon
ncat‘ly floated Bell island off its
foundations. To many of the summer
residents who never saw one of the
real tides of winter, that of Tuesday
was a wonder. It was an exception-
ally high tide for his season of the
year. and eomplet y Inundoted all
of the low roads of the resort.
Danbtlry. people at the summer col
onies along the long island sound
shore have been having rather a. stren-
uous time of it during the last day or
two The storm has been one of the
heaviest. that, has swept the sound this
season and the east wind has piled up
waves almost as large as those of the
ocean surf In some places cottages
that are located close to the water
have been In more or less danger. All
the Danbury colony at Bell island
turned out to watch the rescue of a
shipwrecked launch party night befone
inst slid the Dnuburlnns at Fnlrfield
Beach watched so to dangerous trips
into the sound of r boats that had
broken from their n1 and"e were
being carried to mmmin‘y
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John Sansom. of Newark. New Jer-
sey. Is a. guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Brummer. of Dorian.
Edgar C. Auohlncloss shipped a
handsome and high blooded cow and
calf yesterday to s men In Windsor.
Vermont. The animals were crated
and were put nboord the I: Is enot
bound passenger train.
Much enthuslostn has not "been
aroused I3 , rien, firemen
lover the“ : mm
if you want "
for the shore dinner which they are
to have Sunday afternoon at the Col-
onnade restaurant at Savin Rock.
.iohn P. Brummer received an inter
csting present yesterday from s friend
in California. It is a piece of petrified
wbod. which has been made into a run-
or bone. MI Drummer has tried it
and while he finds it needs some
smoothing down still it has the prop-
lu'ty of an excellent hone.
The summer season has hardly wen
up to standard this yesr in Barton.
This is duo prio'isrily to the lone
amount of cool woother there has been
during the summer. When it is cool
enough to sleep nights in the city
there is not sulllcient incentive for
city dwellers to get out to the coun-
Irv.
Constable Hanford Smith had I3
rather interesting caller yesterday in
the person of a man who he took to
Bridgeport jail inst Setpember for a
small theft. The man. who is a
stranger, was passing through town
yesterday and decided to call on the
constable. The latter was not at
home.
To an uninitiated person. it looks
as if cars had been off the tracks and
running along the ties all about the
vicinity 'of the Darlen railroad de-
pots. The cuts in the many ties. on
the contrary. are the markings made
by the section men to indicate ties
which will be replaced with new ones.
A count is made in advance of the
season.
Last night the Dorian Business
Men's Association had their shore
dinner at the iloton Point Hotel and
a very enjoyable event it was. The
din-net was served from about 7
o‘clock on and the number who on-
ioyod it was about fifty. This dinner
had long been looked fol ward to with
interest and it fullv came up to ex-
pec tutions The committee of arrange-
ments for the dinner included George
\V Shercr and Andrew Taylor Robert
M Smith is president of the Associa-
tion and most of llorlen's business
men were represented at the dinner.
Announcement is mode of the forth-
coming marriage of Miss Susan May
Wlllmott. the popular young daughter
of Justice and Mrs. William H. Will-
moti. .lr.. of Dorian, to Herman F.
Puck. who during his residence in Dill
len us one of the right hand usslstnntd
at the Schllchting Brothers and Com-
pany store, has made a large number
of friends. The ceremony will be per-
formed on Labor Day at Mr. Puck's
home in Brooklyn. Following the
ceremony. the esteemed young people
will go on a wedding trip to Portland.
Maine. and upon their return will take
up their residence 'in Burton.
IJcRoy Edwards. a Danen young
man. who. with three other young men
of the place. pulled up stakes and
headed for California a number of
months ago. caused quite a little sun
prise by showing up in town yester-
day. Young Edwards denied that his
return was due to homesickncss, but
says he does not like hes Angeles and
maintains that he could not make as
good a living there as here. On the
trip out he was accompanied by
Eocene Willmott. Fred Peterson and
William Petersen. He has not seen
these three. he states. In about six
months. They are still In the west.
Wlill’lllll
There will be no serebice in Christ
Church, Sunday.
, Mrs. Joseph Hyatt is entertaining a
friend from out of town.
Mrs. Van Schetck is entertaining
Miss Belle Hope, of Brooklyn.
The interior of the East Saugntuck
school Is being repaired and painted.
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Miss Laura Chapman has returned
from a visit In Redding with rein.
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. William Knight were
guests of friends in New York yes-
terdny.
Mrs. Elln Daniels, of D. A. Salmon‘s
store. is enjoying her two weeks‘ vu-
cation.
Wllllom Dickson“ and faintly have
been guests of friends in Port Ches-
ter. N. Y.
Mrs. mom. (I. Staples has been
entertaining her father. Rev. James
E. Coley. -
September 2 and 3 are to be Turkish
nights at the fair of the Church of the
Assumption.
Joseph Platt and daughter. who
have been visiting in town. have re.-
turned to Wilton.
Miss Emma Phehn. of New York.
is the guest this week of Miss Annie.
Walsh. In the Forms.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Kemper
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Gould, in Weston.
Mrs. Oscor Smith. accompanied by
her sister. who itssbeen very ill. has.
returned from the west,
John Neumsn “has been absent from
his duties oi. Wood's musket for sev.
eral days on account of illness.
Delegations from tho differ nt tire
companies In town attended open,
tug of the firemen's carnival in Fair.
field last evening.
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Thomas Shaugnessy's auto was
badly injured several days ago by coi-
Iidlng vllth another machine in south
port. No one was Injured.
W
Several relatives and friends from,
Snugstuck were present st the linen
phowor given Miss May Grumman. In;
the home of her cousin in Bridgeport;
Monday.
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pursuant-lithium and...»
. shoots in town
: the strong Darlenites In a commend-
- IOI‘)’.
«onw- ‘
>k " , . , .4 is." t;
Club are preparing to hold soother
boat race st Compo Beech. Labor boy.
There will also be several clay plum
The report that Richsrd Wskomol.
who left town two weeks “or with
n livery team. had been captured in
New Jersey. is false. No trace has
yet been found of them.
R. 8. Gregory returned to his home
in Weston yesterday after spendfng a
delightful week with his cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles. Godfrey, at their
cottage on Compo Bench.
‘IIW lillliill
Martin Wnsslng has been ill with
sciatica.
Hunford S. Weed spent Sunday at
Lake Waccabuc.
Dr. C. B. Keeler has purchased a 35
horse-power Pope-Hartford.
Mrs. Stiles Wood is a guest of rela-
lives in New Jersey.
Mrs. E. Horton. of Park street,
hos been '3isitlng in Greenwich.
Mrs. Gardner Tiffany Coen is visit
his her aunt, Mrs. James HOyt.
Miss Catherine Weed Is visiting for
a few days with friends In Bridgeport.
Adelbcrt 'l‘. Deforest is spendinga
week in Boston and suburbs. sight-
seeing.
Mrs. John Enlist-sum and son. Don—
ald, are guests of friends in Rye. for
a week.
Leland Smith, of Weed street, visit—
ed friends in Belle island, Saturday
and Sunday.
Senator Crime, of Massachusetts.
has been visiting at P. W. Anderson‘s,
West avenue.
Jack Hawks, of Ponus street, has
been entertaining his cousin for the
past few dnys.
Dr. Ford. of The Church of Strong-
ers. New York. preached In the M. E.
Church. Sunday.
Miss Florence Meeker, 0f Nerwalk.
has taken I position in the local tale
phone exclmnge.
The delicatessen store In the As-
chsuer building. Railroad avenue, is
now ready for business.
Mrs. William Potter has been en-
tertninitsg relatives from Bayonne, N
J.. during the past few weeks.
Thomas Martin has commenced ex-
cavating ground for S. B. Hoyt's
greenhouses in South Main street.
been Tooker he. resigned his pee
sliiou with James F. Dunn. the At-
iautlc street plumber. In Stuniord.
Miss Armour, cf the Parisian milllnl
ery store. Is having a removal sole,
preparatory to opening her new store
over the Enterprise Market.
Brakemsn Theodore Mills is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr,
this week, who are summering at
Lake Sunapee. N. H.. in their bunga-
low.
County Health Officer C. E. Hoadley.
of Bridgeport. has been conferring
with Health Ofllcer Dr. C. B. Keolor.
and some existing unsanitary spots
were investigated. .
S. Segbert Brlnckerhoff. who has
been canvassing for the anniversary
edition of The Advertiser, has about
completed his work. The supplement
will be Issued the latter part of this
month
It Is said that the quarantine regu-
lations have been entirely disregarded
during the past few days by on list-
ian fa ly living in Forest street
where ere has been a few cases of
scarlet fever if these rumors prove
to be facts arrests will probably be
made.
Ernest E. Bossa. o brother DIV. L.
Basso, and wall known here. become
presiroted from the severe best loot
week, and in falling his arm unsub-
mersed in- s vat of acid. burning it
seriously. Mr. Bosse is new in St.
Mark's Hospital, and Is recovering
slowly. .
The baseball game between. the
Renders and the button toomrhtur-
day afternoon, was a earlier, and- for
nine innings It was onybody's some.
Dorien. however. got in‘tho winning
run. and the score. +3, attests as to
the amount of interest from start to
finish. Hayward Davis, for the "seals.
was in fine condition. and heiddown
able manner. A feature of the game
was the pitching by Chester Meeker,
formerly of this town. but now of
South Norwalk. The rien lods made
no mistake in bone tug Meeker for
the some. and he demonstrated his
remarkable ability In striking out
some of the old timers st stick work
for the'Reso. “Chet" had perfect con-
trol of the little white sphere and be
was also a star with the stick. tapping
" MI
Yon Vooht out... OuteIooood In You
-'tomy'o Events.
MABBLEHIAD, Moon, Aug. 19~
O! the fleet of nineteen Sonderbosts,
which lined up on Monday for inter.
nations] honors. only pix remained to-
day to continue the struggle for the
three piano on enmerteon teom
for' the 3 man mos. ‘liho
elimlnotlng no or ammonites on
selection out- doop otter youterdqu
races and word visa sent around to
too yacht ovum that their boots
were a trill. Issued, while the
skippers of the n. Wolf. Joyette.
Manchester m., koezix sud Crooner
were asked to come out todoy for on-
other ser es of short races. .
The: n yachts have been to the
front. in nearly every one o: the six
races that have been sailed during the
poet three days. In those fintests
the Ellen won three firsts. sud three
seconds; the Wolf four firsts and one
second; the M cheater lil. one first,
one second on three thirdsxthe Joy-
ette two iirsts,-one second and one
fourth; the sksczix two firsts and one
second. and the Crooner t'wo flrots
and a second.
The six yachts represent five yocht‘,
clubs. the _Wolf and the Manchester
ill hailing from the Eastern, the Joy-
ette from the Bensonhurst of Brook-
lyn. the Ellen from the Boston the
Crooner from the Quincy and the uSkee-
zix from the New York.
There was a light westerly air when
the msiusniis were hoisted badly
which gave some promise of strength-
ening later in the tiny. But the weath~
or for the first time In three days woo
clear and oliskins. which have played
such a prominent part In the former .
trials, were stowed away in the lock-
era.
——Slops enrsche in two minutes,
toothache or pain of burn orvsoold In:
five minutes; hoarseness, one hour;
muscleache. two hours: sore throot.
twelve hours—Dr. Thomas Eclectric
Oil, monarch over pain.
WILTON BASEBALL TEAM.
Nelson Hurlbutt Leaves the connonv
ion for New Ployorl. . I ,
Nelson Hurlbutt having. mud so
manager of the Connonielrs has form.
ed a new team, to be I'nown‘ as the '
Wiltons 0n Satur rsy afternoon“, Au-
gust 28. the Wit It nioewlli play
their first game under the new msn- .
agement, at Silvermlne, when my
will cross bats with the nine of that
September 4 the this w'IlI
tints
place.
play at Winnipouk and will
with Bldgeaold's manager for!
her 11..
Mr. Hurlhutt will act so
for Saturday, and Jones as
The team will not ploy on , ,
home this year, but wh
of mo opens. will out "
on tho held as can he s -
Jones. sud: Morehouse on t
staff and Ecklond u catche .
ton men will put. up s. got f. 2""
seeing. Brodlsy and Chichei“
be there with the "big stick" l
trey will continue to make '
and star catches. Morohonoo
osnm bosoduriuo'thol
which he played wos exp in .
didd ngtlmoke o‘. “310 error‘h cs ;
so ooymae aoor -~_
the game. Bradley lumped tour fist , .
In the air, but came down. with the .
boil in his hand. Jones walla. Ilia. ‘ ‘
usual form. which moons victbtj for
his team.
Saturday's lineup is . Millie‘s:
Meyer second base: Coley. mu.
field: Cbiohostor. right “kiddo
pitcherp Morehouso. first bode: 131'
has. third base; (load and: the!
Ecklond. clicker; irelan'd, Iib'or
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For Indigestion and all eh
trouble take Foley: Orino up.
as it. stimulates the stomach i
cud regulates the bowels slid hill
_positlvely cure habitual constipottoo
Bridge Pharmacy snd- F.. 1-1.,
ter.
FRONTIER DAY CELEBRATION.
CHEYENNE Wyn, Aug. 19-'Wild
west sports begun in es'rnost;
in connection with the “outfit id” 001'
ebrstlon. In the wild horsqace.
teen men pitted their skill
animals” one than was throng: ”sex
In corneal}: routes and one
or was pain ui injured from o it-
in the breut. The eh
Mose Render, of-Ch
chi: It.“
The first, exhibl of: of bucuofi'
:t4
che riding by a, woman eyergnfi
frontier <1”ch le_bration
Mrs. Bernie?" Claire's ids his
title at chomploo oomph. dimer of the
world; ohcceeded‘ 1n subduin‘; s vielg
ous bucket.
ASTRONOMICAl CONVENTION.
LAKE GENEVA. -Wis., Aug. Ill-‘-
When thee astronomical and ash: h-
icsl society at America begins '
st Yerkes observatory. (William’s =a ,
today, the most Important hp‘s ,
will be the discussion of o rhso ,» ,
denial-in and aiming to correct. 1-,. 2
too ran y acceptance by. Willa -
public of sensational outrun ,
Such Items as mosaic liy o 0 «ti,
out about comets being esded for“,
earth at a rate that will (“AMA
Itsion In a few, ”do” mouthed: kg
as the case may he hove 90w il '!
out a few pretty ones before the and
Otto Schmidt. foi- the Reds pinyedo
tine gnmo In the field out! handled
everything within a mile of his terri-
it Is to be hoped that the Res-
ulorg will get another rap at then
tists from Judge Billy Wilmett's baili-
wick and if they do n record-breaking;
crowd will turn ottt.
W - p.
'GA'B'T'IO TAKING Till. OU'II.
SANTALDER, Spoin,.Aui-. 1W
rtnno Castro, tormer president of Ven-
ezuela. has left here for Boioros a
resort seven miles from sontolder to
toke that 0 re. , . U.
c -
I'EFIN'ED WOAI ADVANCED.
NEW YORK August. lbs—veils!“
of robbed sunt- were advooced' ten
cents or 100 into 'I' II
I... ”who u.
the ban of the society and it to. -
bable that 1! campaign looking to -' .
better education of tho gone til
lie on astronomical topics will be It'll-
dcrtaken.
Mr: ib-
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search for. tboihoilloo at. .-
liens, of Tree N J., uni nib G ,
tion, of Sonto .lost' 11 hi '
enr hos tenet-Ari“ out. obit
Guideiil Jul on were it, his,
have returned on are of the
th ot the his will never ~
no vote! t‘rooko - , g .
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men. lie1 or. The ow” ‘
be mode from she
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