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Mr. and Mrs. William Hirsch. 0t
Rockviile center, Long island. are via-
iting Mr. and Mrs]? ..L Beach. 24
Second street. «
Robert Nathan. the East Norwslk
painter, who is ill of tuberculosis. is
still undergoing treatment at Liberty. '
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Oldroyd and
child or Seavlew avenue have return-
ed home from a several weeks‘ vaca-
tion in Vermont.
t..-
. Mrs. Amos J. Collagen has returned
home to Peoksklll. New York..atter a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Aisthorpe, of Seavlew avenue.
The whooping cough epidemic seems
‘to be on tho wane. There are now
comparatively!“ cases of the disease
in this and the other sections of the
town.
There will be a meeting as usual this
evening at the Light House Mission
on the Washington street bridge. The
meetings are also hold on Sunday ev»
unless, the some as usual.
m
John Lillig and son Herman and the
lutter'g wire and son, who have been
guests or Mr. and Mrs. John Richards.
of Pleasant avenue for about a week.
returned home to Brooklyn, New York.
toduy.
Mrs. Keyser. of East Norwalk, has
recently received a handsome his
Stoddard-Dayton automobile, The car
arrived at East Norwallt by freight and
was unloaded here by Expresumsu
John Knapp.
Mr. and Mrs, Milton Elwood. of How-
an street. accompanied by Mrs. El-
wood‘s mother. who has been visiting
" here, will leave this evening for Crime,
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Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood will spend
two weeks at Orono.
~~Pure. clean feed and grain at right
prices. Manuel ’i‘oro Hatch.
‘ There was considerable Imculstion
among the baseball fans this morning
over the weather prospects. The gen-
eral opinion seemed to be that the
rain would continued
quantities to put the games out of
commission.
\V. J. Bartlett. president of the
South Norwalk Engineering Company,
whose place of business is located
near the eastbond East Norwalk rail-
road depot, was called to New York
last evening to close a large contract
for his firm.
m.—
The last of the moonlight selling par
ties went out lost night and it was not
until very late that they saw the moon.
Tile latter has been steadily fading [or
a number of nights until lust night it
was only the late retirels who were
aware there was any menu.
“Now is the time llllil llnrris &
(lans’ is the place to buy your cool.
Good cool and clean ctml delivered by
curei‘nl drivers. try a ton
Mrs Allen C. lloweil and her infant
daughter Bernoliu are visiting their
parents and grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Adams. 'i‘hey ill'i' receiving
dully visitors. have had scvcrhi auto-
mobile rides, and the little blue eyed
Bronx girl has had her portrait taken.
A double truck car that was being
used to convey some of the members
or the big party that visited the Entre
Nous Home inst lliitllt. had it hurt! time
at the Seaviewmvenue switch. The
car refused to take the switch for quite
a. lend time. bill. was dually count!
oIvor it and proceeded to its destina-
t on.
A delivery wagon owned by his:
Cutkowsky csme to grief yesterday OI .
the Washington street bridge. though
not with serious results. The out of
one of the rear wheels slipped elf and
the wheel was not long in following
suit. The out and wheel were recov-
ered and replaced and the wagon was
put in commission sgIln.
An lllast Nurwsllt resident takes me
caption to a statement in this column
yesterday thstttho .0” on the highways
is wearing well. Mention was made or
the need of another coat or oil in a
short time. This resident stu the Id-
dlllonhl appllt’ltlon of (ill is needed
right now becIulI’of the dust that ris-
es respite the reboot oiling
Bet-tier Gridin. of Gregory Bouts»
yard, and I port of boy friends have
been expecting quite I long time
to establish I my It Cult Putnrll
but have been dIlIyId ”th the non-w
rival of their tIutfrom the rim of
which the {msdoagrobm Now they
have resolved tho
tent will soon ho hum
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uranium JIIIII has mum on elem.
gent priciest-I li containing portraits
of Flore and id her second eld-
est Ind youngest I outliers.”
sire surrounded by elm tress. tire
in white. with pretty lithium in hair
bonny heads or heir. I'loIIis'I like
her tmothers, hsi III! brow .
Wit’y turnip. “lot
dashes. gt
- new
in sumciont ‘
Id news tht the (is
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The Men's class of the Edit Aven-
tie Milli. Chilton wiilh h‘I "
marrow, taking tor their:
oil. thIt to team is thugs?”
dish has to do.“ liner g
vii been“; :o‘oui‘sd to take
dilution and our ”bed;
are In ”‘oimortunlty to sum pots.
A 1in re attendance is expected.“
mitoh utere‘It has been msnilestsd in
the preview debates.
Just how manic iish were esulht yes.
terdIy by the lsket only was not
given out but it was claimed by one
member of the party that the catch
was a fair one. Some of the friends
of the party have contended that so
little has been we shoot the catch
that. it waI I small one but all of the
iishsrinen‘hre old hands It the busi'
new. They included George R. Van
.c
'Alstyhe. Charles LaCroix and William
Hell on.
"To attempt to stop the natural
course or a river. backed up by an
ocean ever moving and restless. is
about as sensible as to expect to be
able to kill an elephant with a one hun-
dredth part of a grain or Itryollnine. "
So remarks Captain Tom smith. II
he looked over the bridge. and saw the
bubbles in the water. which emitted
foul adorn the result 0! the sewer mud
ever going back to the place from
which it Id been dumped by the
dredger months ago.
A touring automobllist had a shock
this morning when. going in the direc
tics of South Norwallg. he hit. the
Washington street bridge at the rate
of perhaps 20 miles an hour, in I smell
runabout. The car began to buck like
a cow pony on the rough board cover-
ing of the bridge and the outcome was
doubtful for a time Finally. however,
the machine slowod down and the re-
mainder or the bridge negotiated It a
slower speed One of the points pass-
ed was that where a machine oi" llr.
Melbourne, or Derby. was wrecked re
coolly.“
Winsome BBrnettI.
Bright little sunbeam,
[6an or dark blue.
Rely tipped lingers.
None such as you;
Ever so winsome.
Treasured beside
Tenderly cared for
And melanin it own pride.
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W. A. Wheeler has moved into his
residence at Tokcneko. The
house is a line one.
Ralph Ponncll started today on a
two woeks‘ vacation. and will take it
ilshing trip for the first tow days.
A special meeting of the Reliance
Socili Club will be held Monday after
noon at 3 o'clock. in the headquarters
in Rowayton avenue when arrange-
ments will be madc- ior the annual pic-
nic.
«Tickets for the Itaptist lilbic
Sellout picnic can be secured trom
E. H. Every.
The trolley wire at the corner or
Rownyton avenue and Crockett street
suddenly parted this morning about 1
o'clock. and made it necessary for the
motormsn on the 7:35 cur to run his
car from the rear end for quit- a dire
tonne. The little storm this morning
appeared to put the line out or com
mission.
George Wright. the actor, who has
I summer residence in ltowartun. will
begin rehearsals Monday with the play
llobble llurnli. in which ho made a his
success last season. Mr. Wright's son.
George Wright. Jr., has been outlined
for a part in Charles Klein's new ploy.
The Gambler s, which will be produced
in New York in October.
The manner residents or Tokeneke
report that there are large numbers
of wild mobile in that locality. ldvsry
morning and evening the little rab-
bits can be seen Icalllllerlllit around
or English hessants in the woods
herebbbut. hose birds are magni-
ileent specimens. with tons. flowery
tails and green necks.
Mrs. Chutes Klein. accompanied by
her friend. Miss Alice Bradley, or t‘ro-
I-Hudsou. will leave Monday
onIIIvIrIi mks «cat on trip They
will go first to Quebec.t once to Mur-
ray Bay. the wIll~knowo Canadian
summIi' short. the BIgusuIy itlvor.
them down the at. Lawrence River to
PM a liiderd island, to ileum: and
h to Mon. whole they will be
met by Itr. Klein and Charles Klein.
Jr.. for on automobile tour through the
Berkshires.
”Baptist Bible School picnic to tire
Belch. 'l’ussdsy. August ii. Cars will
‘MVO‘ROWWOII switch It 8:40 a. m
*i‘iokotti. boo.
Nari? Ill of the books glvmi in the
' MIDI/ll. list were slits to tile llowuy
ton memo. They will be ready tor
oireuietlon on Monday:
1 Mile HIIklIy.
WIPE“
Chronicle- owt IReboccu.
Tonpfluhmis
“mm mm;
'l'iiI Old. Old diary
Ivory.
A”invite and mu».
Mrs. '
| new
, troemonius.
the Itrestli. There are also I number "’6‘
” use. .
poo Precept.
’liil ,
CllIo.
The Flower or Youth.
him some...
Aim. lit.
German Grenadier.
Anon,
Anatomy. Physioloixy and Hygiene
William. Henry 1...
DeWitt'I Psri'sot Crater.
Leitch. Margaret and Mary,
bevel: item in Ceylon.
Trumbull, H.(‘
Hints on Child Training.
Orton. H. D..
Lightning Calculator.
Wythe. I. J. H.. M D.
Ions in Vegetable lilolosy.
lyp Bach Inge.
Whipple, ltdw or
The Literature oi the litre of Elise.
bath
Todd, David P..
Stars and TeleIcope.
liurliins. id. F. ..
Little Pli‘l‘lllfll” Among the Men
Who HIvo Written Famous hooks.
Bchllisr's Poems. translated by Ar-
nold-Poster E. P.
Meredith. Owen.
Lucile.
Uncle Josh of Rowayton. sends an-
other letter to Mandy, who is visiting
their invalid daughter.
My door Mandy: l was root glsd to
sit. your letter’ a l’m 5min“ ’lonx test
rate. so dont worry none 'about me
int I May 'I a ole hon scratchln
worms for her chicks. tor this his
boom hero 'tcrts me tour
our on them oommuintloners sod at
th doopo ‘tother day that in“ title or
lmmxursshun 'n ih wave at prospoer»
lty had rendered Rowsyton I veritable
Klondyke. l s'poso he meant all th'
folks that I dockln' here startln' new
industries 'n all that. tip above ”1'
doepo's I new factory where they em'
ploy over 100 men 'n girls. mIkln' I
new toy called th' Rustic-lamb. it's
reel rule, in has took th’ place of th'
Teddy heir it was invented by one
of our ltowayton boys. Ed llotherton.
who's xittln‘ rich ‘n he’s clsppiu' up
nutshr big inct’ry up t‘ iirooltsiue.
Til' ole lnvslid chair fact'ry has sold
out V th‘ Rational BiIllet company.
who's tired it all up ‘31 use ih' hull
place it cnl' lIiu i‘ put in s sin story
”.nddishun l forgit how msny thonun
loaves they bake each hour, but li'I
We now have hot Julie
ott rolls ‘n l.‘ll RuIIls buns brood i‘
th‘ house for brealtfss'. A new street‘s
bin put threw (rum th‘ dccpo t‘ Witch
Lane ‘n it's all asteltcd 'n has hydrants
'l squirt water from 'n 'lccirlc light. 'll
shade trees '1: savorlnl new coilltroot
houseI lI bulidln‘. 'l‘h' name of th‘
street is Julisott lloolvvsrd.
That New Canaan tellers sold out
th‘ place at hls'n t‘ I big Eyetnlun
tirm lhnl‘l put on another story ‘n
.Iome wings “a have turned it later I
roof garden ‘11 table do boty rosterant
called "The Rustin." Come on th‘ ns-
bors. l hesrn tell. is nilln‘ over it
Those some [issues has leased th‘ vai-
ley train the White Bridge on t‘ ih‘
railroad bridge 'n have cleared it on
up. “a mode Ievorisl islands with rm.-
lick bridges “tween 'em. 'n tired it Just
like a fairy inn! with Ill color 'lociric
lights. ‘u fountains “a flower beds 'n
tines. 'n have I bid thesyier 'n s movin‘
plrter show. If pavili‘uns ‘h. oh my. i
can't begin t' tell what not.
Th' tthyter opened up last night
with Romeo and Julia-eit. i went. but
was kinder sorry Irtor l‘d bin tharou
spoil. Borne on't was reel entertnlnin‘
‘u out like 'n th' olo nurse was real
comic. but in“ way Juiisoti gIlIrIntod
‘round was IIrltenin'. She cried ‘u
rung her hands 'n kcpp poor Romeo
nll ctldoodiod up 'n on th' go every
minit. 'l'h‘ grout balcony I'oen wan't
decent 'n i don't rIl‘lute she was a
likely girl. i blushed t‘ think i was
there. but when I looked ‘round “u
seen all the church folks there 'n
three deltins way up ahead ‘n one on
'em on the front seat. Ill be sod. 'oausu
he was ‘leord he wouldn't be able i'
hear. i lost and to myself. In: 1. it
they use stand it i can. All or o-lcety
out in great shape from Takeout
'n th‘ West slide. 'n i set right amid
th' excloosivcst.
When th‘ thing was out. 'th' Iocsllod
-"fIIt Ist" went up t' ”The Nunlo" tor
lunch (mostly in bottle form. so i
heard). 'i‘h' rest on us went for eddy
'n ice cream 1' Ed ltoekwoods pavil-
yun. it was like fairy had with Ill
th' lights n fountains ’n poIIyI 'n
forty pretty girl waiters. illi in white.
Mont «my one was tslhlu' t' ouct ‘u
t'IIII mostly ‘bout liuIIio-lunb. Home
on em did lsv him out 'n bury him.i
tell you. Wall i listened Jest I long
'I i could ‘n then Uncle Josh Illd his
Isy. tics l. l mini. stickin' u tor so
one. but i ”Willi” that More vs III
[good lesson. sea l. ‘n l den’t how
any lclior could be much of I IIint
with some bewitohin (smell vinii’n'
on him up all in time Sell. the hIln'i
no lioy able to lane from ge‘bettls
uttulzsled when I lie terili‘ reruns IIllI
inter him tell Item on. 'Ipeshuliy I
married one who ortIr know‘bbtter‘.
Now. III i. l member when this per-
tie in boy th t's been so raked over.
is» “in re: tin-“i“
I. "it I" it
as did Man lino inIttIr usable
done or whit he hunt done. 'tdillt'I
. Christies. m l. t‘ III liI‘I this. thht ’r
t‘bther when you dont know nothin'
'liout bbth hIidsI o the question. Mob
ushsigt. but ’tsint’a hr with 9
him. have I lot or Iyuipsthsncs
with bits. us i. It.» lies Mindy.
llI' HIii spotter oism up in her use
nipltsut my in I
b i. sin east or test stone."
Oh. my!
ass site. real pit
‘th' filtration
. r Iii a hose“ t'
die I Ii‘torter.
ty veIrI ago 1
says thI I
help 0‘ diuretics ‘twssu a Christian 'n
I church member dad. I Christian
relieves th‘ Lord}: ”in? bless t’ Hires
all th‘ time. so its by ad to whisper
'n be heard by Him. but so: he. Chris-
tiiuiI sir I‘I Ilium I lion's teeth.
Church members. he III. pdi‘tends t'
follow its herd but they only in
along in their. will we so tar behind
that they hove holer themselves
host-Io to maker int beer. 1'th ro-
mind me. Is: he. of s‘ ole hen thst
does lots 0‘ oscltilh’n “‘tlont «or toy
s on 'n their name lI leejun.
MiI' ledy shot. up like I clam n
ole Grandma Biehett. who had bin
tskln' it all in. ’h who was 91 your
ole thIt ted”. hitched inter Liddy ham
mgu “ton ' Ye r I mean ole ginip.
Li Hail." III Ibo: “l've knowod
that buy all his life '11 i don't b'leeite
I word out. Manny it money I night,"
sea she. "when he interred l was Ilene.
be some over ‘n lot with bis ’1: he
never made th‘ lsIIt advances. i guess
l’d knowsd. " Every one was lost
bustin' t' is" but didn't dIIt t.
l‘d intended t' tell you Ill about how
the 's goln t' ”corporate ih' town tutor
I c iy. but will be as t' wait till next
time. i guess urrlton will be
mayor. but they say liamoy 'l‘yior on
th‘ West Side would like it. Will tell
you ill 'bout it drier town meetin'.
'i" Catholics has took th' new oyster
works ”I turned it later a church.
lhdn't need much this“ only t' make it
in one big room. with nllerys en tb'
sides, 'a put I cross en the tow ends-
l must quit new. Good-by. (rum
Yours.
JOSH.
P. S.-«l.ast ninht ’bout it, I l~bous
talley-hoe with a load or you: folks
went by sinnin'. i couldn't hear all
th' words. only th' hurls. which was:
ltunledstnb hinh~bslls rollin' on th‘
ground.
lioney‘boy cocktails ilostin' threw th'
air.
They say he‘s had I big otter i' play
t' one on them voodcvei incnytors
down t' No' York
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Mrs. linrriei i‘riro. oi Greens Farms.
is spending a week at Newton.
There were two Isles of real estate
in Barton. last week. with mortgages
recorded at 87.700.
New telephones have recently been
installed as relieves: illenbroeltin
i-‘srm. 835-6; C. ll. Neale. 123i“; ll.
Wales Lines (70.. iii“; Edmund Kirby.
1231.2.
ticorso R. Smith, oi the lmrutury do-
pnrtmeht or the [kn-den Condensed
Milk Company. how York is spend
in; I two would mutton period It
tloshon this state.
Mrs. Henry Brenrhor. who formerly
coudusicd I shoe store in Main street.
llaliru. near the the house. has now
uprnrd u collhllng establishment in
railroad avenue.
Mrs. A. Ryan. at New York. has pur-
chased the llauchey plnre at the can
nor 0! holler Ivonne and Main street
Mrs. line and totally have already
taken possession of the premises.
Darius people turned out In large
numbers yesterday at Stamford in see
the Adam Forepuush Ind Soils [truth~
era circus. A few people wont over
to South Nor-walk to see the circus but
the bigsost number appears to have
untied until the Stsmrord date.
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Tbe West Norwslk thspol is to be
sold at public auction at b: 30 this Ii
tornoon by h‘. 'l‘. listen. The chapel
Mil be suitable tiller remodeling, for
I dwelling. There is also I lillmtlll'
tin Ilse piece of ground with the chop-
oi.
(leomo Krause. lhtriun'a new rnll~
road agrlii. has taken up his duties
here. Mr. KrIqu mums here from
the (llonbrouk station. ills predocew
our st llsrlon. s. C. bird, has taken up
his new duties It Review on the brew
ch between New Rochelle Ind
Harlem River.
Elmer lounsbury has taken I posi-
tion in the plumbing business in New
hondon and II I result or this move.
has been chilled to relinquish his pet
Iition II ion tlIldIr for the Dsrlon
base hall team. The piece he leaves
on the teen will its taken by Terry
Connors. of Stamford.
The members or the Dal-ion Metho-
dlIt Sundays school had I tine time
Thursday. on the occasion or the an»
anal picnic. which was bold It Retort
Point. The trip to and tram the Point
was mode by trolley. At the Point vs-
rions Ittt'setions were taken Idvsn
tune of and lunch was served in the
Irove.
W
The civil stilt of book had dens 3W
Ililst mm minor. who was for-
moriy I Itmkueur in Newton. has
been continued by Justice William ll.
Wilimott. Joe. to Ioino thus dunes
tguoh'rho one was not I is I one.
Ibbut "I bIlnI leoSVId Th pinin-
mg WWI” over as til-tierp tht
e Have Every” 3
tot- the fruit canning III-on. MI-
Oh bother old .
sop. new Doubt. W
' no need a you mm Cu.
5,0 990m MAIN Ir. , .; .
, why don’t you line ‘
min I day
thInIilthIothi-Ilbsvstskcnmldln
“m" . 1m mucous,
103 ”steer Db. Jersey City. NJ.
$33:
final“, .3
VIII oInoelled. it is claimed that Mr
Gainer ordered some fruit jars and If-
tsr he sold out. and previous to the
arrival or the goods. sent his cancell-
ation of the order.
Michael KeneIly and John Weed, of
Newton lctt today by automobile, for
Vermont. Mr. Keilesly will spend I
week at Mr. Wood‘s Vermont home. re-
turning tor the meeting or the Repub-
lican State Central Committee on Aug.
‘0
ICANED THE BAVAGEB.
The pluck of Sir Harry Johnston.
the famous exillorer. who has lately
been elected a corresponding member
of the Italian Geographical society.
"in recognition or his research work
in Africa." is unquestioned. but strat-
egem has not him out or many a tight
corner. On one occasion his Isreba
was surrounded by I howling mob of
savages, who sent an envoy uniting
him to surrender. Sir llIrry merely
told the envoy that they had smallpox
in the camp. and s wretched albino
was trotted out as the awful exam
vie Five minutes utter the scared
trillesinen were bust putting us largo'
a stretch of Atrlrs as time would
permit between themsclrns and dun~
yer AI Blr llcnry well know. they
were more afraid of ‘tho wlliio dis-
ease“ than they were of alluho in.
voutions or Maxim.»~'flt llits.
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m to order hum ones.
Two electric touring cars halt the Ed-
ison laboratory at West Ornate recent-
mrly on a series or test tours. Each ear
”carried two passengers. One was to
.truvel to Manhattan“, thence through
Staten island by ferry scrOII the Ar-
thur Km, and on throush Perth hm-
boy. Illetuehen. New Brunswick. Bound
Brook DInielson. Plslnfleld. Westneld,
Springfield. Union and Elizabethport.
Returning to Staten island the car
crossed to Bergen Point and Bayonne.
and then run along the Hudson Beale
vsrd to the Mercer street ferry at Jer-
Iey City.
The second automobile had I course
laid out north or Elisabeth to Morris-
town and Little Falls. and from there
by way or Montolalr. Belleville and Ar.
'ilr‘iutou to Jersey City.
“These tests." said Thomas A. Edi-
son “will demonstrate that a man can
take his wife into the country and the
no fear about citing back On such
roads as one w it encounter from New
York to Philadelphia a set of batteries
ought to be good tor 150 miles with-
out recharging, 0n hilly roads the
machines ought to run about 125
miles. "
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of W0
Chiropractic ll the science or IN
cause or the disease and the art or Id
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by I wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diner-Int organ and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this discus and pain. and health is
rumored through harmonizing the It!
uorvs system. in our body
Nervousnen it eumItiIm Pull!
IiI, Heart Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special Ittentlon; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
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