“ witness the yacht races
" next week Tuesday night in the “ '11
Hall.
’ on the Wee Burn Golf course. Thurs-
ice was to close it Saturday.
New York.
well are Doing and Saving.
,fl. I
“thallium Anion c. a...» expects to
today.
The ladies of the (ion
Church will hold a harvest I
_-
A harvest iestlval under the auspi-
eu of the ladies of the Methodist
' Church, will be held in the Town Hall,
tonight. . .-
JphnD cummlns and family.or
New York' city. s'pent Sunday at their
Woes. Firwood-on-the-Sound, Col.
lender's Point.
Charles' A. Richards has discontinued
his store. corner of Myrtle avenue and
Ilia street, and assumed control of the
store near the Noroton River bridge,
formerly conducted by Harry Webb.
The Stamford Christian Endeavor '
Us will hold a meeting Thursday
‘ 0011 and evening in the Stamford
Congregational Church. Several mem-
bers of the Darien Congregational So-
eiety will attend.
C.D D.Perkins, the new road master
of the Consolidated road, has assumed
a of his work in this division. He
it reside in Prospect street. Stam-
ford, in the house recently occupied by t 5
Captain Coates, whom he succeeds. 0 3 . - '
Second floor.
The entry list for the invitation tour-
nament and team match to be played
day; Friday and Saturday, has been
left open until today The original
intention of the tournament commit-
Alexander Farts. son of Mrs. Alex:
ander Farts, of Dnrien, died yesterday
noon. after a lingering illness. aged
nineteen years. his birthday anniversa~
ry having occurred inst Sunday. De-
ceased was well known, and had many
warm friends in town who learned
with regret of his death. The funeral
will be held Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the Congregational
Church.
On the links of the Wee Burn Colt
Club Saturday afternoon, a bogie con-
test for men was played. it was an
eighteen-hole handicap match for the
captain’s prize. Results: George Hec-
ker, 4 down; C. H. Seely, 5 down; F
W. Robbins, 8 down; H. R. Pitt, 2
down: Dr. Schafer, 10 down; L. C. Cis—
co‘ Smith. 10 down; H. L. Williams, 11
down; Schuyler Merritt, 11 down: P
Jackson, 13 down; Belden B. Brown.
13 down; George Jenkins, 13 down;
Dr. -J. H. White, 13 down: Walter l).
Daskaln. 13 down; Dr. George S. Sher-
rlll, 13 down; W. N. Capes, 14 down;
W. L. Baldwin, 14 down.
MIAMI.
Vincent Griflith and family left Con-
tentment island, yesterday, for New
York city.
Mrs. A. M. Simona, of Main street.
has returned home from a visit in
Bridgeport, with her daughter.
Mrs. S. Seifert and daughter are
moving from the Samuel Pickett place
to New York city for the winter.
Wilbur E. Scofleld, tne Stamford dry
goods dealer, spent Sunday afternoon
with friends at Five Mile River.
The ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church realized $25. on the supper
in Gulder's Hail, last Saturday night
. NOTICE.
For the convenience of Rowayton
taxpayers, I will receive lists tomor-
row (Wednesdayl evening. between thr-
hours of 7 and 9 o'clock at Dibbic's
store.
C. w. DELL.
caisson.
Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin. of Stamford
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. C. F
Danton.
' BURNS!” BOD! IDENTIFIED.
Cahhlor a! the Nat-cg Slate found
Afloatlsgls the lieu-d.
Stamford,” October 17—711.: badly
bored body that was found floating in
the Sound among a qutltlty of burned
wreckage Sunday and brought here by
a Boston yacht, has been identified as
Terence Brady. cabin boy on the burn-
ed steamboat Nutmeg State. The id-
entification was made by the man‘s
brother. Brady was forty-live years
old and lived at No. 4 Jackson street.
BIS LIFE WAS SAVED.
Mr. J. I Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo, lately had a wonderful
de‘llvemnce from a frightful death. in
te ling if it he says: "i was takcn with
Typhoid Fever. that ran into pneu-
monia. My lungs became hardened. l
was so weak i couldn't even hit up in
bed. Nothing helped me. i expected to
soon die of consumption, when i
heard of Dr. King's New Discovery.
One bottle gave gmt relief. 1 contin-
ued to use it and now as well and
strong. 1 can't say too much in its
praise." This marvelous medicine is
the surest and quickest cure in the
world for all Throat and Lung 'lron-
bio. Regular sizes 50 cents and 81.00.
Trial bottles free at Frank H. Busters
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures
then; also Uld. itching and Fever
has. like-rs, Dolls, Felons. Corns.
Warts, Cuts. Bruises. Burns. Salas.
cupped Hands f'hllblnlna, nest rile
all" on Mirth. Drives out pains and
nets-n. Only 25 mutation. tiul'w g."-
Botd by Frank H. Beater.
, silks You may buy them
again. but 10 blue only; four
shades, 85c.
ular. We mention but two:
and every pnce; silk and
crinkled and plaidcd, 75c
to $3.50.
mood and we havelots of
’em. American and Ger-
man velvets, black and col-
ors, velveteens, in velutinm
and corduroys.
casters and grays are pret-
ty.
Center aisle, rear.
can define what? about an
Irish-point curtain, that up-
peals to most everybody. In
the aggregation here are
many taking designs at 83
to 815..
lovers of the artistic.
have handsome ones at 85
to 812. For 87 and 88 very
nice ones.
Third floor, take elevator.
all-round Si shoe for women
we know of. is made in lea-
thers and shapes for all scu-
sons. Just now you may be
thinking of a winter shoe;
you can find in
Quality” many styles for
winter wear; all weather-
proof, but not too clumsy
or henvy; soft.
tough,.durable, perfect-fit-
ting and comfortable.
Shoe store.
. Tuesday. anchor 17: use.
Whild‘Wd’have'bedn giv-
ing special attention to jack-
dial. capes; and suits of late,
the? really-to-wear things
have not been neglected
We hays a fine. collection of
waists ”and skirts all ready
We she'll talk about waists
in particular. ‘
Mercerised sateens and
Italian cloths. we’ve told
«you‘what they are. look like
silk and are as durable as
here in black at almost any
reasonable price: 81. $1.50,
$1.75, 82 and $2.25.
Waists of black brillian-
tine. up to 35. At the high-
water mark two beauties,
one with vertical, one with
bayadere tucks. ‘
Beautiful figured French
flannel waists, all colors, up
Our dress goods man says
he can’t promise such good
golf plaids at such low pric-
es for any length of time.
I‘hey’re growrng scarce.
“A word to the wise”—-—you
know.
Blue cheviot, pretty
shades. from 50c to $2. The
biggest line of blue cheviots
in the city undoubted‘y
Some imported; some of
home manufacture. Oh yes;
estamines too.
Embroidered French flan-
nel (polka dot) is ready
Left aisle, rear.
There are many reasons
why black crepons are pon-
Appearance. wearing qual-
ity. Every variety is here
sonille.
wool, embossed,
siren.
pend a you.
Rial! company back or it is the very
best investment you can make.
We
one: such.
THECONN. GBN'L 1.an ms. 00.
United ”limit l“blinildiufimh
Frank L'Homnedteu. General Agent.
Jacob ii. Layton,
tire, Life and Accident
msugAsc-E.
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts. Loans Negotiated,
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWALK, - - - - CONN.
TaNotary Public. Acknowledgments
C BORDA
sou'ru sonwarz-s
llPlNlllllliPllllllill
Priatlngoiany kind and
on a par with any work
done in this sestton of
(humanist.
SBNTINEL BUILDING '
South Norwalk, than.
I we“...
My room painted or papercd in a
hurry.
This everybody is crying now.
Jobs of this kind cannot rush so
fast but that i can handle them to
:‘lvlerybody’s satisfaction, prices and
JUNIUS BROWN,
prim-rim.
D. W. RAYMOND,
5amva\‘D\rcctor
and Smbalmer.
93 Washington St, South Norwals
ResidEnco. t Crescent Terrace
Telephone at house, 84-6.
Jo 0e JENNINGS.
«Piper W, litidnlllsr, Paints.»
m I.
Wall Papers and Borders
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwais.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers, Borders and Gilt Molding
taken to houses for inspection, on no-
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully
Left aisle, rear.
Velvets are in great do
The new
There’s: something, who
Brussels curtains too, suit
We
“Queen Quality, ”the best
“Queen
flexible.
Tns Howusn
Dar Goons Co.
(ill
RICHMOND HEROES I
hdonestlioiclllsxllo.
innocuous:
Mhtng,eioetrieearstohotel. must
ingwith all mthN.!.,N.I
manna.
neoc- ‘rs'nasn onus an. arm
HORSES
M. TARLOV.
1:141
Plumbing and Steam Heating
lioi llaier Heating.
liot iii Heating,
STOVES AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TiN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock of
etc
17 WALL mum. nonwuin.‘
formal-sanctions. manned:
sill-ms:
ens-Ins
‘ commas-:53”
To Suit Everybody.
the car-load every
few days.
,il , ' ‘ .
fihw 1": ii'mm‘is’
Apolicy thathastha .‘
10.6110.
Paid, Sore Throat,
Sore Chest, Bron-
chitis, Coughs and
Colds.
(Avoid Substitutes)
l
Mrs. Lucius M. Fanning is visiting
friends in Hartford.
.,..._..__.__..
Joseph H. Sniflln has been spending
a week in Brooklyn.N 1'.
William W. Stoothoof. of Flushing,
L. i., is a guest of Supt. S. A. Purdy.
Frederick 8. Lyon has as s. guest. his
father, Dr. Lyon, of New York City.
Mrs. Carrington, of New York. is a
guest at the home of Edward Alien.
J. Fred Gorhnm'ls spending 11 week
with relatives at Queens. Long island.
The Harvest Home festival of the
Methodist Episcopal Churlh will be
$5.00
P11 in delivered
'0 ”HI. I
Careful Drivers.
rect.
pect it to be.
3r0u's'tr'mgs
tic goods.
mil-fl
Warren Haributt and wile. of stam-
iord, are guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank
ll. Sturges.
...._._._.__..,_
Mr. and Mrs. i. D. Goodsell, of New-
town, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick D. llubbeli.
M—
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Snags. of
Waterbury, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Soley, Riverside avenue.
-——_—-‘——
There are unclaim‘ed letters at the
Westport post-allies for William H.
Wates. Mr. Anson H. Hurlbutt, Miss 1".
Wheeler, Mr. 1". ll. Eddy.
At the regular meeting of Aspetuckm
Lodge. K. of P., last week, George A.
Darrow was prelicntcd by the members
with a handsome eight-day clock, as
a wedding gift.
A young child of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Preusscr, of. Norwaik. was brought
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, of Memorial
Church. onlcinted. interment was in
Willow Brook Cemetery.
Pamunlc Ragozzlno has a force of
men at work laying a new pipe across
the river above the King street bridge
for the Water Company. it takes the
place of the old one now in use which
leaks and lots in rt large amount of
salt water. After this defect is coni-
pleted the townspeople will again be
able to have as tine water as can be
found in the state.
WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK FOR?
A guarantee on the back of each and
every genuine package of Nutt's Cough
Syrup. Take it back to your dealer if
it falls to cure and demand your mon-
ey. Regular size, 25 cents; three times
the quantity, 50 cents.
COAL
The comfort of home assured. Warm house. happy
wife and children to greet you at night; good natured
cook with meals on time, all because you ordered your
COAL from .
Raymond Bros.
Careful Dressers
of the Norwalks and vicinity have come to recog-
nize the fact that we are justly proud of our Cus-
tom Tailoring Dcpartment. and haven right to, as
it has taken years to establish it.
having fabric, cut, trim and finish absolutely cor-
Thcn we price our work lower than you ex-
priced to offer a very spiftantial saving to the
purchaser. Over 200 styles to select from,
Many exclusive patterns in Imported and Domes-
Opcn every evening until nine o'clock.
8.35015 5) Son. ' 1
$5.00
P01 in dollrusl
We begin by
55.00 \0 $0.00
0131: NEW cross.
85 Washington Street.
None but the Best
Goods Sold.
Bridgeport
H. K riegerd Cci.
Istablished 1868.
Stand ego—mine »
'53“ Mildew).
Clocks and “Sure.
You are all cordially inv1ted to impact our new styles
in Fall and Winter Millinery.
whether you purchase anything or not.
H. KRIEGER 8: 00.
L Iahsckene lietel Block.
None but the Lowest
Prices Prevail.
You are all welcome
Suits ltorwalk, Cass.
here for burial yesterday afternoon. '
< NATURES 5095/
iieadaohe for forty Years.
ache. A year ago i began using Celery King.
The result was gratifying and surprising, Mgly
hon lcav vng at. once.
used to return every seventh day. but.d thanks
toCciery King, l have ad but oneh hheadsc e
in the lust eleven mont I know that
cured me will lielpothen—Mrs. John D.
Keurermiaugertias. N. Y.
i 'eiery K1111! cures ( onaiipallon and all dia-
tho vos. Stomach, Liver and Kid-
nevs. Sold drurrists. 2541. and we. a
l'or forty years i suffered from sick head-
Upon the first a ..
cold procure a box «
tulle according to .1 _
and your cold will “dl ,
a few hours with no.
ant effects. Acotoh
colds
Acoton is recommufl‘
physio li'lllll.
1
Accton is harmless. V
disturb the stomach, .
iivr r or heart.
Act-ton reduces (Mr.
pain. drives away
prevents pneumonia. ,:
At all druggistsl on
mail for 25c.
llORIllLll GillFEllS
Continued from First Page.
election of ofllccrs was next in order.
llobcrt Van liurou was llnllllrl-ll with
the presidency, and [in attempts at de-
clinnilou wcrc unavailing. Tho oftlccrs
chosen were as follows:
I’rcsidcnt~~llobcrt Von iiurcu.
Vlcc-prculdr-utmld. M. Lockwood.
Sccrctu1'y———(.‘olonol l“. A. Hill.
'i'rensurcl'——Victor Scllcck.
Captain—Le Grand ‘ltaymoud.
-l)lrcrtora~—(leorge H. linttcrworlh.
H. W. Orr-gory, Samuel L. Wood. 1’, N.
Knapp. item] (1. Havilnnd.
The list of membership is one hun-
dred and scvcuiccn. Those not, prrh
sent at last night's meeting will have
a chancc to sign the charter at E. P.
Wood's drug store during the next four
days.
it was reported that there was cvcry
reason to believe that ”10' Mir-hurl
Rntcliford farm at Winnipauk could lzc
lcuscd for a tr-rm of years.
A committee was appointed to as
certain the cost of those grounds and
of grading and putting ihcm in order,
The committee is Robert Van llurhn
lcorgc l". lictts, i“. A. Hill and Howard
Mossmnn.
Another meeting will be held next
week, Monday night.
W ESTOS.
Mr. James Slurgcs, is sulIcrlng from
a broken rib.
Frederick Banks and family spcni
Sunday in Greenfield.
Miss Alice Comes spent Saturday and
Sunday in Norwulk.
Charles llrock. has bccn spending
two weeks in Bridgeport.
I
itcv. Dr. Riker. of Port Chester. has
bot-n the guest of i’. ll. Fitch.
Miss Currie Kcuncl, of (lt'rlrgetown
has visited Miss Muy Hamilton.
l). 1.. ('olg. .lr.,vund two sons. lum-
bccn spending a few days in Stoniugo
ton.
Mrs. Edward Scclcy and Miss May
Scclcy. of Easton. are gucsts of Mrs.
G. A. Sturges.
Miss" Nr-lllo Mcl'wlu illlll George
llmwu. both of this place. \wru mar-
ried on Suntluy.
Rev. Ii. F. Roof. of lil'idgvport.
preached morning and cvcning. in the
Congregational Church on Sunday.
DR. JAMES CAMPBELL DEAD.
Hartford, Conn. October 17~-Dr.
James Campbell, one of the lading phy-
ull‘ianrl in llll‘ Stale, lllml at. 6 U'CIm'k
this morning at his homo :14 Congo-as
slrcct, from cancer of tlic sloumcll. Dr.
(‘umpbcll was a native of Manchester
and was fifty-one years old.
PRESIDENT LOI'ili'iil'l‘ NOT ll.l..
Paris. (hctober 17—.\ report was in
circulation early in tho day that l’rcs-
illcnt Lillllli‘l'l. was suffering from un—
ginn [wt-torts. (lawful investigation
shows that there is no ground what-
ever for the rumor. ... Loirbct is
quite well.
Irmwi ea matinee the
larva-killing“ :buc:m:’lw '
removes 15.110:le
out nertons distrssln
tine, purlflesthe bl:
nori-a iost manhoo
makes on strong
rich. 2'"- . '
s .
boat. own drugglst. who
willzouch for ll Take it wit its
New liritnim—Gmrgc‘ E. lladlcy, a
contractor at Russell A: lrwin's. drop.
pod dead at his IK‘IIi'II at the factory
shortly after 4 o'clock yesterday after-
noon. lle received a slight shock of
paralysis about two weeks ago and
foil in the street. as he was returning
home from work. it was thought, '
however, that he had fully rccovercd.
The tlccenscri was quite promincn’l :1an
e "L.
DEAFNESS CANNOT Bl ‘ w
by local applications, as W
reach the diseased portion '
There is only one way to co
and that is by constitut . .
Deafness is caused by an i
dition of the mucous lining
Eustachian Tube. When
lnflamcd you have a ninth '
or imperfect hearing, and‘
entirely closed deafness is
and unless the inflamation
en out and this tube fig
normal condition, hearing
troyed forever, nine cases 013%
are caused by catarrh, which
Ing but an inflamed conditius
mucous surfaces. '
We will give One Hundred
(01 .my (use of Deafness (caused ,S‘
inrrhl that can not be cured by
Cuturrh Cure.
Sold by Drugglsts, 76c. ' -"-'
‘ Hall's I‘nmiiy Pills are the belt.
11.111111 R. R insulin
1.1mm sourn nonwam so.
A. M.—12:53x. 4:551. 6:46, 6:15. 0:“.
7:13, 725411, 8:16x. 9:08x, 9:36, 9:3". ,
10:22:, 1113511, 11:40.
P. M.—12:47x, 1:11, 2:25x, 8:04. 8:31:
4:07, 5:10x, 5:331, 5:55!,
8:11, 10:20.
A. M.~12:53x, 5:451,
P. M.—3:21x, 5:35. 7:20, 9:45!. 10:10.
LEAVE SOUTH
A. M.:—12 02x 5: 00, e: 00. 7: on“;
9:00... 9:02 9:04x, 9:,00 10:03.10»;
11: 00s 11 02
P M.:—12 021.1:04. 2:00x. 2:01, 8:01! . .
3:30x, 4:02x, 4:04x. 5:021, 5:89; 6:“: .
6:02, 7:00 11:00:, 9:30.
A. M. -12. 021, 6' 00, 7’ 39, I...“
P. M .—6'00 .2
LEAVE SOUTH NORWAI‘
A. M.:-1 11x, 1: 20:, 6: 28. 7:48,
9:11: 10: 12x.11:08x. 11:42.
P M.-—12- 02x 1: 12 3: 072.4:1s. s.
6:27, 75.05 9:05x.9:i5. 9::052,1118..
Bridgeport in addition to above. D.
111., 2:42 5::04x.728.
A. M.:-—-1 11x, 1:208, 7:42, 9'“.
P. M.:——7 15.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBUBY.
A. M.:—-6 35, 9: 15, 10:031.
1". lit—1:20., 4:25, 5:10, 5:58.
DANBITRY TO SOUTH NORWAI‘
A. M.—6:00. 7:25,: 9:38, 11:84. '
P. M. —4: 20, 6: 40.
Sunday trains to Danbury, 9: 20 I. IL.
7:25 p. m.
6:10, 9:00x.
An 1 indicates mun.
50ml: nun sang. lltil
Open daily, except Saturday, from t
a. m. to 12 m., and fromltoSp.m.'
Saturday, 9 a. m. to 12 m., and onlfon
day evenings from 7 to 8.
interest allowed on do
JOHN ll. FERHIS, Vice-Pm
GEO. I". BEAHSE, See. and Tm ' '
an; LINCOLN
arouses
so..‘l'§‘.m‘l'lf.'ll;.’ii"ll."oii."t‘.’"ufi WAREHOUSE.
""‘M’Zcfflilc'u': 12.112.31.21231 m m 81'0qu 0'
ALL mun” THE STATE. Furniture. “.3...
Taylor-£1 Golden’s: ‘
lull Estate and instruct (list.
:4 mum» in» scum. Rn
Send for circulars;
l‘. .I. CHENEY & 00., Toledo.
in eil'ect June 11. .899.
NEW YORK.
8:41, 7:“.
SUNDAYS.
9: 06.
NEW YORK FOR
NORWALK.
SUNDAYS.
NEW HAVEN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Danbury, 8: 06 I. ll.
ALDEN SOLMANB. m
Bicycles. Carri-gel
etc., etc» etc.
son rumosmsne 11008 as
' "l
Hadley and also of Reuben W. limi-
loy, proprietor of the Hadley liouso,
this city. ilc leaves a widow and five
children. "is age was about sixty
years.
Mlddlctown—vhlrs. Mary Luby. a Will-
ow. aged llftydlve yours. was arrcsicd
last night and hold'nt tho pollcc sin-
flro to thc Mitchell's block on Mnlu
street. Sunday night. She will be giv- .
on a preliminary hearing tomorrow
morning. Mrs. Luby denies her guilt
and takes the arrest vory unconcerned-
ly. With her son she occupies an up-
per tenement in the block.
tin-ts... is
" Q. Pale-mt 00:.
rats to lab!
«ti 'I-vs 1'95 “Ml- S'H'M
.s“
set. sun-In. . t no
was a brother of Fire flommlssloncr
lion without bail. charged with sctilug 0
MUG. BACK
s'nn LUST!!!)
narch"
MAI.” .
rm"! its-e. Mn.
Tiling, Hardwood}: “all
loans loos. a co. m £
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