, W Dontty is in Wnterbnry today
‘ business.
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ny, cooler tonight: truth 'MW"
5 a
mono
any.
Miss l’henlo Palmer 0! Long Ridge.
, moths guest rosterdov. '0! Miss sear.
, . wood, at Filth avenue.
The regular woekl prayer meeting
or the AdvontChri ohurch with
bold lust night. Rev. J. W. Davis led
Mrs Got-(liner 6t 1? utiliugton. L. i.,
was the guest for the anniversary, or
Mrs. George Robertson, East Norwaik
W
n
it“ til
tau. water?-
Mr, and Mrs. James F. Graham, oi
Bridgeport spent yesterday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Upson or Second ave
nno.
The regulnnvwveoltlyrpirnyer most g
of the East Avenue Methodist ohur h
Was omitted last night on account of
the celebration.
Rev J. J. Faust. of East Norwalk
will address the inundation: meeting
in the \. M. C. A building, Stamford
next Sunday niternod’lt.
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~ The Misses M Frances Wood Edith
" L. Meeker and Florence \‘lotor oi New
Haven were anniversary guests of
friends in East Norwalk.
Mrs John Wade. 0: Long Hill Mr.
:33 Mrs Herbert Wade, or Bridgeport
Mrs. C. M Judd were the guests
yesterday of Mrs. C. M. Judd. Von
Bandt avenue ~ “ ,
Many in this plane were busy today
tolling down: their decorations. it
illusions n‘shmno to spoil the apponn
euro oi the piece I): removing the un-
tlon‘s colors.
. m...
William R. Gilbert. the shoemaker
dressed in the garb of on indian. sold
lndinn hoods nil daft ostordny lie
snps that he is hardly a lo to more to
tiny from the exertion
Mrs; H Foster and daughter. Miss
Emma oi Ba-yonne; is. J.. who hero
been making on extended visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hose
good, of Seaside place. will return
home Monday.
Win-u
Mrs. Maggie Photon and Miss Lizzie
Gounod. of Bridgeport. and Miss Rose
Wrublo, ol Waterbury. returned to
their homes today after being the
guests of Miss Mary Shea. in East
Washington street over the celebra-
lion.
”—-
RQWA YTON.
nondny services in 'Rownyton Ban
list t‘imrch-~i‘ronohtng by the pastor
at 10- to n. ru.. topic oi sermon. “Doors
and Windows of Honw‘en:"”evening at
itati. praise service. followed by son
upon on the subject “A Cheap Ro
lining? Sunder ,sohml?ut ill; Junior
Oh Endeavor at 3: 30 and Senior
Chrltitinn Endeavor at 6:30 p to.
Thursday at 3 unlock end at "l: 30 p
on. meeting of Councpl {or ordination
t S. D. Woods.
«Hip Rubber Bouts first
not made. by a trust.
Olson‘s.
mom: who nonoran.
Mrs. 'Sp‘euoor is at Asbnry' Pork.
Miss Lily Smile” is in New York.
Miss Mm Sellerlrmss returned from
Stamford
RN Arthur Brown is now enjoying
, on second vacation.
Mm; F W. hot at Newton.
is ill with typhoid. "nor.
Mrs. Dr Tripp L risiting her slider.
Mrs. Arthur S. Bibhlns.
Mrs. M. 01. Score" and son are spend»
in: a west: at Burnout.
" Mr. and Mrs. Northlprldgo hero rt>~
turned to their Emlyn hoops.
John Golden is building a not resi-
dues in Me avenue. lilo M M
mm in,
mm
, Aalituhlflamm
um wen. Willmptl. Jr ..
Mrs. Homer Bernhard is visiting her
stem. Mrs. tan. or Springfield Mass.
“or ii 3. Brown still soon give an
other motion on “The Min ht Mon)”
5 Mr and Mm Bowen and family at-
tonded 1.de Wm. new“
day. ,
Mr. B. mount: Nototun's some
to 0:1le0 slam Norm-o
duality.
$3.00 a pair. at
George Rowen. of New “Torin me
mad manhood. with Dorm
Prolpalpty elderly tonight and "tort
, ”W
.. “all“hy‘Congre-
f-tlethodist,fpptolrersw -'
$5 PLAINS.
of New Jertley; in win.
with his ucle. .
qul'gdn, bl Marshall Mich“
spent Wednesday at 1.. It. Hoyt' 3.
Bit it toll Jollereun. who me nor,-
lots now convales-
., 61130 301606606”: hot Dnnbury, spent
sored-"bl «toys with friends here last
we .
r‘a. Agile; Thompson. of Wilton.
spent Wednesday with James Smith
and tnmilpn ‘
Dr. Gorbnm sud write and Charles
solemn; wife rind deptkhtor spent Wed
header stolen island
Mrs. Frederick Stillman and son of
Bridgeport are spending a Week with
L R. Hoyt.’ and wife
Miss Mary Crowley. ot Bridgeport.
who has spent two weeks with Mrs
John Williams. returned to her home
Sunday
Henri Nichols and son Hurry spent
two days In Danipury last week. Mrs.
Henry Nichols and Mrs Ciillord Put-
cheon spent Friday in Bridgeport.
Cherles Perry. ol Vollew Forge. and
Miss Nettle Merwin, of Norwalk were
married last Tuesday. and are spend-
ing their honeymoon at the Pno.Amerl
can.
' Miss Minnie Williams and friend. of
Ridgoiield, visited relatives here last
week. going to Norwnlk. Sunday,
where they will spend the remainder
of the week.
Muster Herbert Nichols returned to
New York, Saturday. He has been
boarding with Mrs. Frank Lyon tor
two months. .
WESTGN.
Miss Bert. ot Ridgollold, has visited
Mrs. V. Godtrey
Miss Lizzie Adams has roturnoi
from a visit in Cranbury
Mrs Burden nod son at New York,
have visited Mrs. Adam Kennel.
Miss Alien Fitch has returned from
a week’s visit in South Norwalk.
Miss Osborn, of Norwalk. has boon
the guest of Mrs John Bodient.
Miss Mary Adams has returned troop
:1 retail with relatives in South Nor.
“Hulk
Mr and Mrs. C. 0. Perry returned
this week from a two week‘s trip to
Buifulo.
Mrs. G. A. Sturgos has entertained
Miss Mae Scale: and other Boston
friends; ,
There will be oronrhing in the Con-
gregationul Church on Sunday at l: 36
p In. by Rev. Jane; Backus.
Miss Gordon, of Easton who has
been spending two weeks with Mm
P. B. Perry, has returned home.
Alp-n Bulkley, of Bridgeport, who has
spent two weeks with his aunt. Mrs.
Martin. Rowland, has returned home.
A number of members from this
place hugged the meeting of Fsirtiold
County one Grange on Wodnos
day.
The Donnelly family. who have
spent the post .throe months at their
summer home here. bore returned to
New York
The third and fourth degrees will be
conferred noon 3 class of fifteen can
didntoont the regular meeting on his
day evening.
~
LIFE CHEAP IN TENNESSEE.
A Timon County man has been son
tonood to the penitentiary for titty
yours for reorder. attempted murder
arson. and malicious stabbing. He
shot and dmomnsly wounded or
neighbor while the latter was snddting
his horse. with the intention 0t going.
to town to appeal to tho, shorilit for pro
tmlion Bullpen proceed“! to another
neighbors house I,P‘Iwerioun to this he
end not his onunhtorvlrglurs hand
hourly will with a knife He one son
toncud Io moire yours in the. petition
tier: ‘ for murder. Eileen more nor
wounding a. man titteon roars tor or
sun. and eight years tor malicious stab
bins
Moon years tor arson. Eileen yours
tor attempted murder and only moire
mm tor deliberate and W‘W
tour-Mr lindhekilledtho on; his
«liver innovated of bumifig a house.
would doubtless have sored six room
on his sentence How many he would
have to kill hem their": would horn
tell it n dolor to hug him is a matter
Wm Ono oi the cheapest
things in Tennessee is: humus life.
Whenllhe murderer does not go tree
it: is usually unknown; about him
the WW. from
minutiae
‘ name that he to
Writ his: sentence ~Nowhville new»
team
mumsmhndnonlednnolm
mWwilhnwmtmldommoi
WWWWM
Hr mmtrtt Mott.” Manually»,
lioni ilort at Boston, hi ‘7
A young man has reason
his horse When his nitrides;
Chamberlain’
areoulckiycorodbyxt.
OFF FOB NORWALK
ans—uh
Good Representation, 01 Police and
Fire Departments.
Representatives oi. the Fire Depart-
ment and police headed by the Orion.
tel Flute and Drum Baud left on the
10: :5 train this morning. for. Norwnlk,
to take part in the parade this attor-
noon. The men formed at the engine
house in Advocate Place and mulch-
ed to the depot the Orientals enliven-
ing the route with live!) airs. iii the
head was Chlel Bowman with 3 pin-
toon of police comprising Policemen
Heflornan. Foley. Baotou. Hickey No-
tins and Lnnney, Following thorn, with
Drum Major John F Mathews ut their
head. came the Oriental File and
Drum Bond Thirty members or the
fire department. with Assistant Chiol
Harry w. Parker in command. brought
up the rear. The engine and hose car
ridge left about 7 o‘clock this morn-
ing. The engine was drawn by n doo-
hio toom from Dr.
stable. The police petrol horse Oliver
was also taken to Namath. lie is to
draw the Chiefs wagon. The Green-
wich timongine reached Stamford last
night, and was housed here over night.
it started for Norwalk early this morn-
ing. The rennin-wagon passed through
here nbout 8 o‘clock. Driver Wilson.
of engine house No. 5, is doing duty to
day at No. 1 engine house. in the ab-
sence of Driver Sid Hyland. who tea!
the Norwalk oolohration.——Stsmiord
Advocate.
MANY IN NORWALK.
Huodmflo 0i Danburians Helping to
Otlelfl'att Anniversary.
For it short time this morning Den
hon promoted a decidedly gains on
manure It looked as it than city was
not only win: to help Nowell: mick
brute its ill-50th anniversary but as it
it was doing a little celolprnting on its
own hook For nearly an hour hetero
the special presumption train tell our
Main street station was crowded with
unurnlonlsts and when the lied Men.
twenty-two strum...5nlmhed up the
street «looked out. in [authors and war
train loads instead of one The two
hundred and our common tinned
that w been other! on site at the
station? are out early and n dinn-
wounded told “WWW-tum imitated hundred m towed to m the
he regular tare The it: 333 train curried
another crowd or Dnnlpurism and the
Math mil WIN-W
‘miinlle oaths hunIdr'ed mid
warm" ”immune m .33
n M
ecu-mm that went to putt to
wade.
inthe
by their showing in the pander-Dane
helpers News.
05W nonwALpr ,.
> Hammers livery .
paint. it looked at it those were two,
.4 .
Wounaw
multidonunhmmditm
Nonnulhleglorimmlmithoem
to loot proud 0! himsolund
with the ntedieiné in iloui to ,
ave lite. But whyttlesach desperate Chem: when it
costs but a trim» oé'p: ,hoilie oi-
sf Colic "
and Diarrhoea Remedy
in your horns. , it, new; r tails and is pl'ensiuit and
take. Colic. Cholera Mullins; Medium and
I Borstal. polo. inventive rim.
solemn Over $0,500 and m a...
$5,000 Balarlu. ,
BiliS’l‘OL. Sefitedib‘er 13 «Very low
people appreciate the exponslvenoee of
the Brunet turn that won the pen
out in the state tongue this year. says
the Waterbury American. The John:
piapsd 105 games and the motel;
from all sources were 8855566.. This
means A contribution or nearly one do!
is: horn every man. woman and child.
0! the amount toten over 35.009 was
void out In solutes There was a dent
of about $560 that was held and the
balance was eaten up in traveling ox-
pauses
t The Bristol tonne this your lived well
on the road and plopped at the boot
hotels. litold h c p dun nph
ihotels Regardless ol the expense
Bristol will have a team next year and
win the pennant again it it can The
circuit will be rearranged. Derhy has
seen the last of baseball that it will
tor some time. Hartford win take its
place and doubtless Springfield and
Help-eke will be admitted making the
circuit a tenant; one, unions it is do.
sided feasible to drop- New [nation
.and Norwich on. amount at the ox
noose 0! getting to and away from
them.
FAT “EN REJOICE.
Run MVant Dashes and Eat a Sea-
thington Dinner.
SOU'l'lilhiGTON. September 13‘
Men weighing more than 300 pounds
learn were eligible to partake o! the
first annual dinner at the Connecticut
.Pnt Mono warez-lotion hero version!”
warer me ha (acne 5mm New York.
Bmhljrn and many cities in Connor:
Iiiout. were. (pond to meet the require-
innate and rum admitted to member
whip the scales showing their weight:
‘Lto mm from M to 352’ periods. The
lost named mm was reached by H.
Dodson-rill. oi Hartlord- The ”“C-‘urtin
['6an of New Britain. prom found to
weight 236 pounds snob. Twenty-five
or those at in more owed the scales
at :50 each
Lunch this sorted 31:13:36, after
which there were field We looted»
insomnrdmrowhichonlym
commute pounds were eligible.
Previous to the annual dinner which
was mod at 3 o'clock. the [influen-
meeting was held.
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in was matte in Dr. King's New
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tor Doolithkhlorml It“ and. J6,
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will I? 061666 ‘11,;
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with“
« flow.
$3.5m...
The, toll prospectus is sometimes a
pipe dream.
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We otter One Hundred Dollars Re
not for any cm at Catarrh that can
not be! come hr Hall' ‘5 Court-it Cure. .
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will
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or non nortectlp' honorable
, 6?:th mutations and hamlets“?
, e to room out any obligation npndr
55555515975053 Wholesale Drum
tibia. ToledoJ)
WALDING. KlNNitN all ”M6:R.Vllil
Wholeatnie thoughts Tutorial) .
Hull’s ME. to in tsltfill into:
onll’y'; noting directly upon the blood
arid mucous so 0! the system
Price 15c per bottle Sold by all Drug
Elsie. Testimonials tree.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
it‘s a pure tools that won't work
both ways.
A Npspi'r or rsnnon.
“Awful Anxiety was tell for the wit!
owr or the brute General hornhaon of
Machine M0. when the doctors said
she would die trorn Pneumonia bolero
morning” writes Mrs. s. E. Lincoln.
who attended her tint tearful night.
but she begged tor Dr. Kings New Dir-
carom which had more than once “5!“-
edher lite indented here! our
lion. After taking she slept I i night.
Further use entirely gored her.” This
marvellous medicine is nmnteed to
mull romancesnmmngms-
mes. Only 500 1nd 55.00. Trial bots
tied free at F. H. Data's, South Ror-
nlk. and John A. king‘s drug store.
Norton.
Water does not'ropnnin on memoirs.
loin nor vengeance in a great mind.
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.
While you think of it, go hnyand
try a box of Cascmls Goody Ca-
tharfiqidcallixztive. tonight. You'll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped CLC. C Never acid in
bulk. Andaman“.
Little memoirs“ doesn't matter
he hall enough!
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f ‘ mum Gloss Boon.
" 4 11 bars Snmtogrriiotp. “ 5’
o trill: - Hot ..
envy hob nailed boots. ‘
Tho loonatobie who had chili-go“
em 0
Our vary but Rutter.
Woshburn Creel!” Goidf Model ,, ,
Flour. ,, 58c bog.
Penineulnrililk. , to con
5 lb; ukullominy. 150.
London Cocoa, '5 lb. can. no
,, 6 boxes Sardines in Oil, 200
51b. pkg. Gold Dust Washing
Powder, 100.
250.
'A. STULL.
.Leavc South Norwalk, 7:35 a. m.
Leave New York:
Beckman Street, 2.10 p. up.
(Saturday. 1:30 p. or.)
East 3lst Street. 2:40p. to.
(Saturday. 2:00 p. m )
ARE:
Extrusion, 70c.
Last Afternoon Sad to
Cold Spring and Oyster Bay,
Sunday. Sept. l5ih.
25c Excdrsion Fare
Leave 50. Norwaik. 2:00 p. to.
~—
anour PROPELLER
‘0
Norwali: and South Norwalk.
Leave Brahman SLJI . . Y.:
Single. 40c:
Mom, Wed, and Fri. at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk:
Tues . Thom; and Sat , at 4 " up.
$5 7Spefltm
nituvmnn in room our.
250. ’ 6
250
on:
1’
tot the cell
of everyone, the prion of
Rinses and Heaters v0 4
mod mine. Designed tutti
on true principles. they xiv!
some in appearance and
strength Our 318 Ram”
ofeorohactnem >
nimble: and Steam
on. ‘ '
Hot tum 1100:1111.
Hat Hr MW. _
D. W. RAYMON
ransom. opos‘éro‘n
lino shutout. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler