ROWAYTON
W. J. Moore. of Now York city,
in.
1111113111. 'l‘llltrsday availing at his home. in
I
I’ond street.
'i‘llo (1'l10h of tho Methodist Church
It'ehl its weekly tehcarsal liliii. oven-
11111 at the church.
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Miss Julia Ilrownoll. of Brooklyn.
is tho gucat of Mr. and Mrs. it. S.
Barclay, of “01111th avenue.
Ernest Taylor is enjoying a week's
yacatloa from the J. & J. Caall rom- .
pally,
walk“
of Chestnut street, South Nor~
Mrs. dlorace C. Mills, of Darlen 110ml,
leaves today for Chester. Vermont.
where. she will spend a two wceka' va-
cation.
Miss 111. Gertrude Dillllle felt ycster'
day for Cornwall-on-the-Hudson, where
shé will be the guest. of friends for a
few days.
'—
‘l‘astor William R. -Itlcl)01'mot't will
'pl't'acll at both services ill the. Metho-
dist Episcopal Church tomorrow. All
are welcome anti the seats are. free.
The many friends of Miss Ethel
(.lrlssoy. of Son Pines, Musk, are, 1'0-
ceiving post, cards.
at Hickory Bluff.
Miss Ellen James returned yestcr.
day morning to her duties in the busi-
ness office, of the Southern New Eng»
land Telephone company, after having
enjoyed a, two wreks' vacation.
llIIl. DONOVAN’S AMEND-
MENTS T0 BRIDGE BILLY
(Continued il'om First Page)
both houses of the general flSSQIllIll}
lilo as follows:
Add at the. 0nd tllol'cof tilt1 follow-
ingl
$00,. to. Said bridge and park are
hereby deviated to he oi public use
and necessity. and the said 11ml bridge
is hereby established and laid out 1101'
(zol'llillg to tilt1 layout of 1110
heretofore made by the sclcctm
tho town, now on file, in the tow-n
clerk‘s om10.a11d the said park is
hot 1- by 0stablisllod and laid out with
tho bountial 105 11010111 desrlibod.
Blllllt‘,
Oil 01
Miss Crisscy rev.
cently spent a few weeks with i’l'icndaI
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OROTON
A llorso balancing to John 1‘). Crim-
mius died last week.
N
Carl \Voialleit baa returned from a
ton tlaya' trip to Pennsylvania.
Wliitlnl ilolloter has retained from
a tell tiays' trip by automobile to the
Adirondacks.
l‘lr. Godfrey and his wife spent yea
tel'tltly at Roton l’olnt. They roglrncd
in: the, evening.
.4...—
.lol1n Grant; is Illi‘lllllg his attention
to the training anti breaking of first
grade. trotting horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stoke?
"are expected back l‘rom tho Adiron-
dacks ill a couple 01‘ Weeks.
Mr. and M1111. “Norman returned to
their home here. not night. after spend.
lag two days with friends at Bridge-
port.
0
.lhscph Galfney, of the New York
DOIIIK‘ iort'c. returned to New York
after a ten days‘ stay with his family
here.
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It‘l'pnh Gallagnu and family will
loavt .anoll for the mountains where
summer.
(‘llris llt'adley William Alol'klln
Thomas lloylc and Francis l1 alley will,:
ill a tow days. go into camp at l’ear
tree l’oiut.
tor Reality Company spent the day.
i
l‘yesterday. ill Not'otou.
, looking over land.
Mrs. lltll'l'y lltly. who has been
'1A.(lllittt1,v oi (.rarlt‘ Hilt‘t‘i,
1wlll stay for two woeks
l
l 11' ip to Oklahoma
Ivestlnaio the oil we
pull and Gas Company and 11001115 \vr-il‘
pleased with what he loar.ut'ti
they. will spend the remainder of the,
Arthur A. Moraine. of the l"ot't (.‘hos- 1
looking. over ;
Andrew ’l‘ayor has returned from at
110 went out to Ill~1
lkc lloutolt has pulthastti 11 llt'llfll
Anna Kano; candy. Mandamus L.
Kirk and F. Lyn nch, lllias C. Sealant
lemonade, Mina Mary Kooilaue} iISl‘b
lag, Mrs. Angel; Strangward; retreati-
Flanalgaa: announcer. William Dolan;
music. Noroton Heights Military Band;
gate, William Golden anti llaniel Mar
honey; electrician, William Strung
ward; star and bell drill, Miaaea Mary
(Thalighlln. Rena Kenealy. Margaret
Mctlail, Esther O‘lntughlin. Ellen
Waterbury Mildred llailoran. Mary
llaylc, Mary Wagner Florencia lthzpat
rick, Nora Callahan, (lely'udo Farley.
alhorllpl Walsh; solo, Master Kit»
brldc;. Spaniall tarantula. Misses
Gladys Wilson, Tannin-Shea. Vera Han»
ion. llolcu lloiaad. Acconlpaaiat. Miss;
()llo Wilson. ’l‘ht,1 committee in chargo
of the ceremonies wore Father Mc-
(luauc. Miss Elizabeth Browor, Mra.
1, Brunncr. William Golden. James Cant»
van. William Cullen. 1.. Kirk.
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William Kirk was a guest of friends
here recently. '
..
Mina Clara MeKendry Is a guest of.
friends at Narragansett Pier. for sow
'tli'al days.
, John J. Maitlaad, of Mount Vornon.
its a guest of his clltlm. \‘i‘inilcld S.
1. .lcwcll. .lr.. North Main Street.
m..
_ ’i‘llo illtorlol~~ of Raymond‘s Main
. street restaurant is being painted and
Irenovatcd. Mr.-ita,v1noud intends to
i pill in a night 1111th counter.
1
jior a repetition of the country (1111.,
similar to that hold on the .I. ll, (lord
j 1'l11h estate in Oopoko 1111011111: last sna-
stm. ’rIlt' 0111' will include gardnn o't
hiblls of IIOWOI’H and vollomblas, inn-1
0y noodle work. amusements and side-
silous. both amateur and professionaig
‘1
ilrlutlllzlna for a Mattel lot of paironsl
1tl1aa 0101' before. 1
Thursday and l‘l'itlnv ovonlnua. Sop
l(‘llllll‘l‘ ii and 15. for the benefit of the.
library multilenullt'a fund. Tho min
allot filltlw will be undol tho peruonal
Add “1 I'll" end thereof the iolloubt gelding w hose she won In his day one 1 supolwlslou of from 1:0 T Smith and tho
ill}:
DOC.
ll. Toward the1 coat of said
IJI'It’IFH‘md the approat'hos. tilt1 Stato‘
otlo-i'nltl'l It I
or (‘onuoctit-ut
tl1t11'0oi',
(101 11011110 ol' the said bridge t'onall'ttt'~
lion committee that such sum in 'ono-
fourth of tho actual cost of said coll-
sllall pay
not cxceodlng $511,000 on- thcl
101 the. greatest, ~111 this part of tho,
.t'ountry. llollll was DWIIMI by .'1 1111111
lllllllt'tl llirkorlllau, of Altlllittl‘ollt't'lt.
I W...—
A. V. Mlllspanglls garage on the
fturnpiltt1 will noon I)“ oi 1101110111 I11
filead of wood. lie Intends having :1
glurgor building collstl'uetml about tho
81l‘lli‘llOll anti tho oxpmlso illtiduatal ‘ mg; of Snpipn‘lntr _ and will lllolo tIlt‘;
ll101'0to: and tilt' (ompilollel' is llol'vby' prosollt 0110. but It and uso it as 11 111111111
mush is to he tiltoctoti by Carl 5.
Raymond, This: information is nullit-
0111i lo 1:11:11'1111111111 good show. A star
0111111111111 will be used 1Ills ,\"t"Ill to 11111
hollish tilt1 slant: setting and 1110 to:
tllultw. ulllt ll will he «~1'l1bolnie. lll‘c to
be l’urlllallt'd by a New York llrla.
ENID BURIES T l: HAMMER.
m
“furor g‘oelhln
¢i‘y'tla Ill
”can, 511;": 9.9511111.
11111.": a 1,131: 1.1....
13:21:11.0“. Awful. liner“. 7.
Miss Katharine Rogers is arranging ’
, 111101113111 anal-s
,. . SWEET‘POWDERS
“3.? “#1095591. ‘
011111111“ 5: “IE.“unalt: ml. ill-ml
W. l" Wixmore 5; Co," 11 North 11:...
8k. South Norwalk. ‘
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BUFFHAGISTS MEET WITH OPPO
SITION.
Some Dllor'der Apparent at Meeting In
Wont Cornwall This- Week.
The first appcl'll'ancc of opposition
that tho suffraglsts have cacounte ed
during their campaign ill llitchiiold
county which has been going on since
the that of Augunt. threatened to do?
velop this week at West Cornwall.
The meeting was held 1111 Tuesday
availing. and ill canvassing the village
before the meeting. the ladies were
again and again assured that It would
be. useless to try to speak there aa‘u
number of tho rougher "boys and
youths had made up their minds to
break up the proceedings and to make
things altogether too hot. for the ad-
vocates of votes for women. When
Tuesday evening came, however. there
came with it a heavy thunder shower,
which l'cndcrod traveling dliilcult and
tho suffraaists who had to come from
Limo lloclt were late in arriving. 'l‘llcy 1
found the hall dark through a misun-
derstanding with tho janitor, and a
111'1llaltlul'ahlc crowd of people
waiting outdoors untlol' the
shelter oi nearby porches,
was
friendly
Appealing to the bigger boys and
young 1110.11 1111 help “111th was readily ,
given. the autil'agettea soon had the
hall lighted and the banners pill in
plum, anti ill apltc of adverse weth 1
01‘. the Ilall wan noon iilloti. !
The first speaker was Mrs. 1
Blorkmau, oi llonvcr,
I1‘. M.
it in t_‘.olorado She was tlalenotl to;
lwltll clone 11ttc1ntion.but as she. 11 losed;
them was a slight attempt to at
some noise and giggling.
tlri up
This nan:
smmnu three wool“ with Airs. W. ldtttlt'llla and band 00111011111. it is ltotwtlfl‘lli‘kl.‘ I’m down by members of the “my.“ man-tallorcd New: are they
it'll you to make lIlt" fair not 1111' titan tho last "“‘lli‘llm “ll“ “0‘ 1‘ lllleOUS to lie-if itlll(‘liliII\ tlimniotl. Neither are illtl'
tott'ay for Atlantlt (‘l1_\. whore 101010110 Mid 1111‘ l‘mhmlliec In cilaltte la "WW: “lid “11'. luduald l'olrltt than 0101' of an axtleme style.
gave an address on infant \imtalltyi
and 110111111... She made all 010111111111
tappcal lol- lotus for women III 111th
The Youth: Men’s (‘th Will ill"? “,1” “Hallie them to obtain the primal plumes. than alto would dream of wvear
"\- of '11... R(1gn]dlllllHl‘01 show in the 01111111 liouso. llOt‘t‘hBIIIHi 1111' 1110 babies of tho cities mg a fluffy lingerie. rbapcau
-« air. sunshine, pole water and (loan,
food and 1101' appeal so alit'trd lilo
hearts of all hit hearers that after
ahe had llnishtul 11 1111101111111 watt.
madl- 11111011111111" to 0101' sllwquito
tilt" lal'gost tolluttlon lot so small a
\‘Illtluo tinting ”W “110111 «"11 ililllilltzll.
Instead of IIII,‘ tllrcatellt'tl (IIHII‘IIt r tht’1
autirpnists declared at the tlose of
111111 monitor. that Wont t"oltlntlli was
one of ”wit chief 51101111111101: and that
VIlIt'Il‘ audience there had glt'op them
.. .~'—:‘.‘=‘-—t #:2241119.
in an"
:“fil'l' 11"
nan-n
FETCHING WHITE COSTUMES.
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TAILORED WOM EN DESU a! BED.
.«T‘...
Marlon Morris Call: Her But Dressed.
Bar Harbor Regatta.
of A“ Woman. White tailored castumeal, are
Now that tailored clothes have he- travagantly fashion-able this summer
come very much In vogue, it doeslalld at Newport, Bar Harbor‘
not. mean that every
title of “The Tailored Woman." Ai-
tllougn this season has been called a!
tailored period. it should so down in folk together.
the history of dress as a season oilrespondent at the Portland Oregonian-
simplicity.
wllite—wwhite frocks or tailored suits
Yes. i admit that a greater lltlnlllcl',wtltm shoes
of women have been wearing “plain"l
but they 1110 not tallmed women. be.‘
cause the majollty of so- called dead 1
tailolctl tllosaca a hit it they are w-em 1
look (1121210 breezy
balkgrouud of the blue sea.
01' models.
0l “"0“ “”5305 ”193 are “0' (‘iil‘i‘llll lo cut and shaped to give tl',i111 ntttlow
have ev'ely lining of a tailored charm». pups:
101'. if they did. the tailored effect
would he. more'apparent.
But what sort of a creature is this!
real tailored woman?
I11
01"1‘1 little white braid.
in the mornings many
lilocks are. seen, and a_ soil.
“W estimation. ““95 \larion coarsely woven limo laundered with
l-
“I”, 31110 ll1'liorrla I“ ”‘0 “lll"380 llll‘” 'Ol‘i‘mltloul 11. particle of Match is the sort
\‘0l,\' gl'nphlt description of the work; she is the may drphged woman in the used These [lot .13 haw rather short
Illll: (if human slllilaga as slit 11,..1 “up“. world.
Howetmcr i may be partial.
‘
I'm“ “1 all aha “‘1‘an clothes ”l l" ,on under a double row of know stitch
refined t'llaratter. which necessary“
are of quiet 10110.
are made of tilt1 host fabrics and are on along me opening
'lilcse 1111011 trucks are inl .11 ian1 ac-
Iln tll0 any of lililld- math1 t-‘ollar
liar millinorl t1tltls.tht1 cuffs 110111;; four or
,abora t 1'
is smart. but not ct;
She would no nloro think of
nearing a hat lltlldrned with willow
tive in-
in a \ at the trout anti tulnlnl: ovl'e
Site actor wears very fanciful binds a round shawl collar 001,101.
1111 But I)_\ that i do not mean that day (.011
aha always wear». tailor
stilt wililc linen collars. because hot .lllll’llt‘lllltih 5mm,
aftorntlon blouses arc 111011011101 of 0m liar m,
broitlerud marquisetto. rich silk c1't1po,1
or chiffon. And during the summer
she does not deny herself the. pleas-1““! 1.110
are of cool llnltel'lo blouses althouall1
she never wears 11111.9 11
lacy.
Her iootwoar in also of a tailored
The Car
is are made of 0111l11'o‘11101'eti mtll
and linen
illi titt' W” I 1~ lulllnr boas hold
cuff togethor on the sleeve.
8X-
aad'
woman who Souththamptou one sees many of mono
wears these new styles deserves the. smart and fetching costumes on coun-
itry club plazzaa or at the regattaa'
and tournaments which draw society
writes a New York cor-
1 Women who come down on yacht club
Tile gaalline "tailored wotnan"1lloats to embark lll sail and motor
wears smart lilaa~taiiored clothes. and '. boats are almost invariably dressed in
mot Clothes that are just plain.
and stockings, white hats
and white floating veils. and very cool,
clothes during the sprint: and summer. ‘ flush and pretty do the white costumes
dot-k against the
Yachting suits are built of white
ing 1110 i111 lmnovod from bs'ltlg tuil- 11.111 g0 01 white. 111011 air, and are usually
Basilica. with the Wt‘ilrlllgAmol) plain in style. thou vl1 perfectly
There is sometimes a touch of
white satin in collar and cuff facing.
white linen-
rather
waisted litte bodites with skills set
lag, and tho i101 I\ f11~tolls down one
liar tailored “”13 side of tho fr.ont bit: but tons being set
iconlpaniod by the smartest 1100100110»
and
the blouse in a square sailor elicit oi"
111' out off Ftluarelv at the front
”1 shirts and til: i Imaging for down at the bark is
l
1111110 cult and col
lucky-d hat lts'to and dotted.
iSwlss. with trimmlnns of cluny and M
l sually :1 l-‘llll‘lil little black
1011111 bow llnldlcs the V Ill float and NOVA SCOTIA ...............
the edges of the
,Tho reversible cloth motor coat ls
which can be worn an unbalievahly
long time without the necessity of
Fashionable Attire 111 Newport and laundering.
Some of these coats have big shawl 1
or sailor collals burdened with linen
.1 of a contrasting color. and the buttons
are of this contrasting linen setdn‘t'
rims of linen matching the coat. A,
coat of this sort Is ideally comfortable ,
for summer traveing, as well as most:
useful for motoring during the day.
though alter the sun goes down in the;
country, in August, a woolen coat'la.
seldom too worm.
a.
17....
ARE HEMSTITCHED.
Some of the most attractive coat and
dress sets, made of a sailor collarand.
large turnhark cuffs, are of whiteay,\_i1‘
lnousscline or plain swiss, withno fur? 1'
titer elaboration than the hemstitched ,
il'1m says the Philadelphia North Am— "
111102111.1 2.,
Helnstitching, by the away is a law. .
orite feature on French gowns and no -
cessories of almost every kind of iah~ ,1 ‘
ric, and can be used with excellent ad~ ,
vantage on neckwear. '
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DIAMOND” BRAND.
u! Ask nub
:ll‘l‘l' °’1'°'il§5"1l1’<‘1"301 magi“;
1:01;.zealcd 1with Blue Ribbon.
Tall a no other gmflrlssfl'fl'
0 It. A ltfl!
hill «Franklin 1. mammal
years known on But. Saint, Aiuysacllzhhlt
5010 BY DRIiiilIISl'S EIIERYWIIERE
CHIBHE§TERS 11111.11
Recreatlon Tours
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. 1911
.che: deep and 110111 at the elbow or ATLANTIC on" 5 day trips _ 32209 .
just lltlow it. and tho collar 0110111119]
Hotel lroquois.
$11.50
.-\11_1:.‘.’.'~’ Sept. ll lS.
B.LOCK ISLAND, 3 day trips .
Aug. in. :6 30111.13. Ocean View
Hotel.
‘ SARATOGA SPRINGS, 4 day trips. $15
A1114. :31 2S. Sell 4.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. 5 days trip 325
Monday. Aug. '29 Sinclair Hotel N
BERMUDA. 5 or 9 day trips
...................... $23 50$42.50
Satuldays. A111: in. 211. Sept. 9.16.30. , '
ONTREAL QUEBEC AND
WHITE MOUNTAINS ....... $5200
(lilo .\‘ d 1111 tour, Sillill‘hlll)’ Aug 26.
$41.00
1
‘ (I‘ 11 s tollr.\1lgust 1.9
AUTUMNAL TOURS
( ”10“
authorized and dilt-clcd to 11 '11W Illti
warrant upon the tt'caaul't-r to tiltI or-j
‘ u t 1
dot of the down of i\or\vullt tor said
(1110. Ioultll ol the said (“Ailt‘llnti on lllt~,t‘aliloil1't'hul't'h Ti 1111'. 1.11111 evening. on 11111111101,
shop.
The town party given by St.
.lohlt‘a ’
'Town Lays Away the Emblem of the
Knockcr and the Grouch.
l-I.\'ill, (lltla. Aug. 111. ‘ [1111 old
llllllIt 111 of tltt1 knot'ltol , pos
said 11111111001110 ol‘ the in 1111.0 couldt'ut- {the lot 11 at 1111- 1111111 oi the (hurt ll. \Vllri allniat and al‘mu‘ll is (land
lion t'olltlllltteo; and the 511111 sum is
hereby applopl' 11111111 0111 of tho moneys
in the treasury not olhclwlso approfl owtl hunting and with tinsel
plil tttltl
vcl'y \voli uttelldotl. I‘llo lawn was.
handsomely dor'olnted with many 101
A fence
lot til't1oll (lolll with .lapnllt'ae I.111I1'1 1114
"tlul of tho depths of dimension. dis
told and its sordid outlook upon llle
:Euld haa 111111111111 with apiril renew 0d."
'l‘hls acntlnlclll may be 111-1111 today
1
'1 I111 bill itself halt boon printed bo- intuition (l'\t'l it olltltlsod the arounds ll’ll‘mV‘IWI 9"(‘l‘l‘lll’l‘l‘ “I’m” Ill" ill‘
tore ill those tolumns ill the Isaac of
Attlzlltl .i.
The bridge is the talk ol'\ll1(- town.
at this time lrolu out- 1nd to the ollp'r.
'I‘llt1 poaslbllltltra ol‘ tilt1 mtlttt't' 1111 pm:
ut'iltt'tl litm- lillllt‘iill‘il to 11111 rotors and
on Holy stl'ltot rtil'llt'l‘ 11111 propositionl
Kvt-l'ytllltm halt given?
1; that 1
tllat'tlsnotl.
way to it “till ovt'l'y llltilt'nlioll
wilt-n IIII' apt-vial t‘II'K‘llilil tUllll'H
around, thorn will be a largo vote
11117111 and that lavauly ln‘ furor of thc
111111 1 PF»
'l‘hc way The Norwalku Ilnvo lnlton
hold of tho propoulllon baa made a
dill,‘.iil(‘tl illlpreunlou In Hartford
1111a disclosed to tho it‘llllilllltll'll 11111
otllur 14mm of 'I‘Ilo Ntll'wtlilta WIlIt'Il they
llcwr know btd'ot'o ('Xllllt'tl.
’I‘llnl tllu opptudilotl on 1111‘ bridge.
or at tonal 11011111 111‘ 11. 111111 atrial all
the ritual and l'tmlunt'tl itself to tho
'lnt't'ltabio la tWIIIl‘lll‘t‘tI by tho fart
Illtlt already tth of tho prollllnallt lat-1'-
11111111114 arc 111111111111 plaua to build. an
in
\
lviliit1 otllet'n are looking around for
dralralllo lortltioua. it in tultlt-ralood
that IWo of the moi-11111111111 art1 11111111111!
11 ltll'tlllg lllil for the ilm'kor block.
width in la the courao of eonalruvtlon,
ill Washington street. ’i‘llay aro at
logaot'lloail‘a with each at 1101' no to who
will land the store and the oulcoma
or the matter is lining awaited ultll
llittueat.
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GREENWICH HEIRS FEEL AG~
RIEVED.
(leorge F. Mead. Caeb ll. Mead and
Lena ltay Heckler, all of Greenwich.
haw filed an appeal in the superior
court from tho decision of the Green-
wlch probtlta court in accepting the
will of till) late l‘amella Mead of that
place. Tito compialntants are children
I. of the {19090301} and they any that
they are aggrieved all the {incision of
tho court.
until
'l"llt-lo wctt' very pretty booths llllIIi
1 the \outllt \volllt'n ill (‘Illll'lLt' 1101'11 ht pt
inlay. ’l‘lt'o \v hold of fortune was a ver y
1 popular tlttl'nt'tltul.
around this dm'lct' tlfld spoilt lllonov
‘l'l'voly on it. ’l‘llt~ dual-111p. floor was
popular niao. Hillllb's ort'lltmtl'a ol'
Htaniiol‘tl pillyoll for tiltnrilln. ’l‘llt'l'o
11'1-1'11 aevol'ai Ilululwl'k given by lllf‘
girls of tho pariah. Itlvltltllng. ll alal':
fund boll drill. 'l'llla' wall a 1111'} pretty
tlllko and (‘ill‘II born a Mail with
11111:. The tit-xi attraction wan a aoio
by Mattie-r Kllbl‘ltlo of Now l'ol'lt. Ila
11111111. "llna Anybody llol'l- 15111111 Kelly."
and l'ot'alvad much 11111111111110. 'I‘lltm
than» who a ripalllah 11111100 ttlvutl by
four atria from Nt-w Ilavoll. ’l‘llo Ta-
raulllla pt-nuulli dual-1'. 'I’hv ttlrln
were dropped llt tipuulalt coaulullul and
lhoy Want Illt'ough lilo puri‘tlrlllaut'o
tuttah to tbo'dnllght of all. This wall
tolltlwod with morn lillnclutz. 'l‘lln via
summed... When the mimic alltrted up,
many would turn ithtlrti the1 dance
pavilion. ’l‘llo varloutt llotlla and liloaa
in charge or them worn: ltil‘ cream
booth, Mil-111011 it). llrtlwor. M. Atoll.
Mary Cullen. M. Connolly, ill. llavaaa.
Mm. (l. llrttnnar, Mrs. 0911110“. and
M1111. Noulat; wheel of fortune. Mina
FRUIT
CANNING
The trait canning season 111 now on.
We can anpply everything necessary.
Schllchtla'g, 0108.81 Co.
on. Wilma In». D nip It” mam
A vrowd militia-oil 1
11110111110111 on tho xlt'la wore (ll‘t‘iilli‘il:
n:
litnra would not got (though oi this. it.
wan told Ill lhuar columnn ypalertluy.‘
l1tlitl 1'llost' for lllu aytnllol of its for
‘111111' unhappy mistont'e ll l.'.lnntit' haul .
nit-1'. .\ 1:1'111'0 wan prepared and \vllllt'1
Illp band played and tho iti'illlll‘ chevtu
11d tho Ilitllllllt’l‘ wan built-d,
'11 «alllpalan thi~1 1111111111111 111 th'Olt‘uiII"
E1fattlona by unltlul: 1111111 on a plan “to
build 11 parking plant by Illt- halo of
1.111114 'I‘ I111 sutu' 011111111 1111111 lualon oi‘ the
(llilliltllltll 111111 the (lillllililll fill an 1111
11111111111 hammer 1't1lt1llt'atlon.
1",lllo lltltnlncr wan thirty it‘til Iona;
laud ivu foot IIIKII and tho funeral 0111'
111111 a whip llllIlIt draped in black and
.lwlllto and drawn by four botaea. 'l‘ho
{parade wan motto of aroloaquo fou-
llll't'fl ty'pltal of tho bur.lal Almost
oven bualnraa house in the city was
taprotwllletl by lloala,
W
l
A parallel (‘IIKD with The Norwnilta.
all tool tho (ilitltlla of tho ultltllll'ntlou
all a result.
Mm...
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
WHllthI’l‘th. Ana. llama joint of:
.l‘ol'l. by this two 111111111111 of (fonlzrtum
lwaa lutlunurntod yoatorday to bring
about a dual adionrlmnmt oi (,Ttllllzl‘t‘hll
at it o‘t'lotllt Htlturday night. The 11111;.
traction Wall 11111110 to individual acna'
torn by Senator t‘oarotte. and at hln
111111111100. Honalor Martin. chairman of
tho Democratic canctla. conferred with
his homoerotic lleatlrr Underwood, of
the “0111111. in tho hope of bringing the
ilouao to accept that 1111111.
1
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HOTEL MIRA/ALB.
Mallacekemwa. F. agony. E. noose.
J. Jackson. ll. humanist. Newl'ork;
l~l.v.\vltltl111waon,.i. M. Layton, C. J.
Fillgoon, city; Ii. it. liurlhatt. Wilton;
it. liunter. 11‘. W. Bradshawwéw Kw
van; 1.. A. Libby. Hartford; ll. A.
buyer.» Brooklyn: Am. llreattthain.
Bridgeport; M11 2.. Dana. Mitts ill.
1
i'Initl.r1~Inrtloti ht dimension. lit-gall
1. 'l‘lla Iutluuwr baa 31111111 hul'it'd hero and ',
1the: titlaest 11111 11111111 and ll 10 warmest 4 clllirat'lt1r«~-slll:tl'1 (.‘lii blah boots or ox-
ylt‘fiiitllll'lt‘. lords. of Russian calfskin or kltlakln
of the tum-tinge: \\‘I|Ii'Il is for 11101111111: wear.
ux'ol'thy of note was that at Now Alii- lira oi ultra-tone in the allot noon
iorti last Saturday At this mention Suede, and ualln shock or pumllfl WWW
they had the 11111]! of fills \\ alter ll heroine :1 mm of but stl'lt'tll tailol'tu
“110d. tiauahitl oi llepl'raulltlltlle l~,‘. “ardlobe
.llill who “'11 th hurt tan slalom Miss, .\0. this tallorml woman In not 11
(‘lala and Allan labile llill lllllo been Qlltlkel maiden, neithal is she 1"-.eplo I
at live III tilt1'ttinittllull slut'o its start (Ill('t'tl from the pages of fiction.
311:4. \lm'ti's husband is tilt1 “oil may he, soon evt'r) day along tho
kilown 111111111;th alto lll making tho’atrcots of out large, American cities.
sul'lt-y of \l'lltl“\lllllil l'alk lot 1111- and 111 many of the small towun and
(lovt-t'nmont. iIIHi'Ul't‘i‘t‘tl the (anions villages.
lit-nth (lulvll. whore tIt‘i‘l‘. hill and’ That the vogue of tho taliorcti null
1llt'ill'd are killed 11111-111111 tlilllldohaa declined this aoaaoa is a \l‘t-ll1
than from an exilnrl hot spring. 1kllthll fact. All a result. tho randy-1o
l’rot‘l-aaol' Ituald and Professor} wear clolhea market in burdonctl who
hates ilal'vm' Robinson both 111111111111. 'lllerutom one may purl-halal it
tho lllstoly and l’olltha lhpartllwut 111111 of 01100110111 duality for a more
of t‘olumbla l"'11|\«11:ut,1 halo also 11111111. Do not 11111111 tor one moment
‘ "111110 to tlw aid or Illt‘ ultimatum I that this 11111111111111 aill Ill.‘ lamina. or
PM liuhlumm 1:111'11 a tuna :lIIII ltblo‘ that it lllli'i boon 11111111211 by the tickle-
,adtlluaa at ”W .‘1111 MIIlllI'II law-11111;.naaa oi our smartly tll'oaavd woman
Sharon and tiallahull limo b.1011 illt'i llut 11 ball boon 01111111111 by the mummy:
moat meant 11011111114 oi illt' attftralzllu who hav1 t-olnplotoiy aut'culnlwd lo
11"tlltlty At 11111111111. 11 lamp and r1311 tho new dcmi tailorud tiraaaaa.
ltsontatlvo inertial: was 1111111011th by ' Qilllti ”if? lilitii‘lelll (101!“ “ll lDl‘l‘d
Mina l’lt‘rhtlll. Mra lllorhtnan and Allan 11111111111311 for mltlaummor waar are outdo
A ll. Hptlltwaa lualtllrthaoman who of llotlly llnan. Shantuox poattoc and
than lat'tvntly jolaml tiwgul‘lrnga mtl\v(\.1'lilllllll alik. it 1111011111 1111 1110111111 one of
blunt in thin 11111111111 altar 11 wide ox jihaao dream» in llama la a llarcanltv
1111111111111 oi Islltttllldl llll‘lllilthl and up do ovary womana wardroht'. 1111 ll
llt‘lilt'lt. 'l‘ho Sharon pmpm 1.1.0.0011 maiwa an ideal travailutt aml amoral
than practical M'tnpmhy will. tao‘ntiiily costume. whoa 111111 11111111 not.
111111111 of Wotntttunutt‘mtte la it outta... aura to war a tailored unit.
that or over rtwantl mt, tlllllarll at tho l.'lhlrtwahua were player so sortlt'ely
alone of the meeting tailored. Tillllfitinlloll many of tham
Another l‘ttnlpa or ribbon
\
by
I
t
Sllt'i "'
the smart garment (or country motor-
Ing this summer. and the violet, or
blue or tan reverse side or the mater-
ial which 511001 on collar and calls, is
matched by the Veil lint there are al-
ao delectable 00818 of heavy. soft linen
whit l1 baa a way of shaking out wriuk.
leicss alter a long, tl11,\ :1 11110 and
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BUSINE8S AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILlTV CONSISTENT 1
WITH BOUND ‘
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profit:
$100,000.00 3117.01.70.00
Safe Deposit Bolton 33 and $5 per your
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m ViewPraa.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2110 Vice-
Prel. ‘
WILFREO BODWELI... Culllor
‘DIRECTOHB
E. HI. Mali-0mm J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Ghrmiln awn": Frail. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbuu
Hoary B. Lookwood,
Wil‘ll'E MOUNTAINS. 6 day trig;
Mondays, Sept. ii and IS.
NIAGARA FALLS 4 days tour,
Sep t. 9 .................... .3100
NIAGARA FALLS, TORONTO. ST.
LAWRENCE RIVER AND MON-.
TREAL. 7 day: tour. Sept. 9. $51.50
OLD POINT COMFORT AND
WASHINGTON ........... 4.9.9.00
7 dav tours. Sept It; 001.131
GETTYSBURG. LURAV CAVERNS
AND WASHINGTON ........327.00
1‘. (l.'llté trip (1111 it
or tlt'st'l‘ltlilvu vlrt'uiar call on ticket
111111111 111 depot. or address The Rec-
t'olttlolr Tourist t‘o.. 191 Orange St.,
New llarcn.
“1
._ ma..- w ._ m
.. . -y “w. ..»
Excursions to Hualmgton and 1
Valley Grove
SUMMER TIME. TABLE
On and After FRIDhAY JUNE 23. 19"
Steamer Huntington
CAPT. WM. C. YOUNG:
Wlli run an follows:
Luv. Huntington for Norwalk Mun»
daylt and Fridays at 6:45 a. m... not!
2. 25 p. m.
Luvo Norwalk for Huntington. M0111-
dayn and Friday: at 8M6 a. m. and
6: 30 p m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 000.
Mafiawm “no...“
Motor Boat l’l‘lips
in the communion: powtlr boot. to. ‘
Now Mildred
'ihp routing truck will and tho 1111f»
tram: party at (31111111111. Noritllk and
New Hartford. with meetings at tho
invaalllg village» and amall lowlla,
while tilt1 Jamaal lowaa old Ililrlltlold
county ~Wlnalad and ‘l‘orriuutnn «arc
loft to tan clotting daylt of the cata-
paittn. which it: to wind up at Tor:
rintttml on Atlgllttt Hint.
WNW—1.“
Folm’ Kidney Fills will check the
program of your kidney pills and blad-
der troubla and heal by removing tho
causal. Try them. The Bridge Phat:
many 1111de. '1‘. Wiltmoro til: 00. “
l.‘—n .
aAanm: M’OARTHY DRAW.
8A1}? LAKE Ci'l‘Y. Aug. 19.141110,
Baldwin, or 11111111111. and Johnny 111a.
earthy, of San Francisco. 111113111 titan
ty rounds to 11 dram here last night.
McCarthy total the plane of Jenna;
Hart. Mr. Poitier.
ii. 130, 1
Frame. who flaming) I'll 1111111133111.
aided, the call is made more simple. to
" 1111111131111 magnum.
are made tlrcrlaaly lllta mon'a shirla.
A1111, of course. that 1110 good looking.
Tilt. ta'h allk alllrt hall unite, captivated
tilt: talltlrodealan. 1111 it 111 1111 smart.
aunt. and cool. Although there in a
alight Variation of 1111111111 in thaw
slam. the majority are absolutely
plain.
4.
BLKEVE TRIMMINO.
When the sleeves are of the peasant
typo. large folded-back carts are no
llaliy employed on trimming, wlth per:
order.
hang a narrow undersioavo of name
it will move prompt ‘attaa
embroider: . mark at.
edging or a narrow 111M piping
«Mitten the regulation sleeve. that ii! god” for ‘ trial urdur
cut on the lines of a coat tile-ere. I11
Brookside Ice Co.
conform with 111111 11131111., it 111 usually
ll. cantata a
Whoa 111111ch or ice. phone 1111 your
lion and you will know that you are
We can’t explain why, but
1"“! 05“! be edged with a it". Of 1809 amahow 0f ()th mun ICC scams 1;)
last: longer than 1:11:11: ion. Phone 580
The boat a i be at 11.01011 Point
from a a. m. an i"l p. 111.. for prirattfi,
nailing parties regular trlptt.
Al" TEIINUDNB. from 1 to 10 9 mm ,
mllghltal hips around lighthouse: and
gap buoy [Pom Eaton Point. ’I‘lcltitl.
'10 canto.
All parties and trips subject to
change on account of weather.
For terms and articular: regarding
sailing parties 11 11101111 Capt. A, W.
Mill's. Rowaylon. R. F. D. 37.1‘10. 50512.
The Reed 11 Volk M
Electrical Co.
Tho Only Fullyaqalpaod
CCICTMGAL It")!
in Ill. Tm
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