. GREENS FARMS
' Ivnuwmomc
so Phoebo like 01‘ 111.191.1111. 11ch
is the guest of 11111111111111 in New
”he misses Mugcc. of Saiannub (in.
'12 guests of 1111111 1'ouHi11H,thc Missed
'Oauu. of t‘onrpo
Edward 1.. 11111111, 111' Mnin utrcct, wuH
, cplflii‘riduy and Saturday of friends
it New York.
' ,..Mr and Mrs. ll. 0. iicncdict, of Main
1 fitroct spent Sunday with thcir futhcr.
. 12,. ll Bci111ii1:t.oi‘ Norwalk.
. Miss Mury 11312511119131» Wright shoot.
spout Sunday with 111111 Frank Saxon-
Meyer, of iliv'cisidc uvcnuc.
"1 A pluycr of tho, Compo Pinochlo club
‘1 stated incl cvonlng that. iiicy wcro still
I billion of tho Sungntuck club.
.' Stephcn ll, Wakcman of Compo, who
bits boon spending a wcok at the Pan-
" American Ewositlon has 1"111111111111
Miss thencc (lilbcrt and Miss 1111
undo, of Wilton Hpcnt y11Ht1'11'1d 1y of
J tsrnoon with 11i1111l1» 11111'1 on (3111111111
pouch
. ‘ Mr and Mic. R11111rl MilllN‘ll. of
:West Hoboizcn, N. .1.. arc gum-its, this
[block of Mrs. 1.. 11. \Vhitncy, of Grow
in Way
135 May Alllli. 111'lmp1111.1l avonuc,
spending it f11\\' 11111 H 11 1111 l1(l‘l!,l‘illlil
thor (10111111111111l'ldword I\ii11n of
varside 111'1111111
Miss 01111111 S:1\'011mcycr. of BMW-
e avonuc upcnt Sunday with 11111'
andmtitilu'. Mrs. Whitucy. of Cross
lShWny district
Mi‘. and M‘H Noll ilodt‘rcy and in-
fill will inovc lhclr houschold 11ff111'1H
.éBrookiyn this wock. win-1'11 llicy will
blinds during 1.1111 1.1111111:
Wouqucts Opera House, under which
the town ofliccs, was artistically dc-
llted yesterday in rccounltlon if 11111
can: of P1 csnlcnt \l1Kinlcy.
flown clerk and Mrs. G. 11. Knapp.
Itocompanied by M1H William (11111111,
jlfl’ll'iidt‘i‘lclil wmc gucHtH yesterday of
ytornoon of rclntivcs in 001111111.
‘Kx- Commodmc 111111 MrH. Philip (1.
‘«,,-Si,i.,ni’ol‘d ,it‘etui'nod to their homo in
Minna, ‘SiiiliiHllily aftcr enjoying two
weeks’ recreation nt tin-tr cottam1 on
Block island.
. B Louis ’l‘oquct of thc Toquct
Launch Company took his onipioyccH
{3h ii‘dishing trip 111'Htr111lz1y ’1‘1111 purty
131130311113... clambniu 1111111 wards on
Bookends island
The guests at 1111- \VlHtport 11111111 11111
[past two days wcrc: (‘ hurlcs P.l\'11llogg
Waterbury; H. M. Conwcll. New York:
(2. A. Scoficld, .icrsoy (.‘ity, and licnry
A Jcnklns, of Hartford
Charles Raymond. of Lookwood 5'1
llves' Westnort iii'munth who wont to
111'; borne in Ridgcticld last w.11ck to
,,tr:eciiperato, after no unions of two
"[I)eoks.”ls much improved.
‘ Ia Sougatuck or W11Htport to bars a
r,~ifoot ball team this season? The two
' places combined could furnish enough
1: players who have had considerable ox~
fps'rience, to make a good team.
#811106 the insertion of 1111 article in
:yesterday‘s Sentinci, in regard to thc
organizing ngolt’ club in Saugutuck.
two more young pcoplc 1111111 been
“found that. will gladly 11pr to make tlic
n Sbgunizatl'on it 9111' 1111 SS. .1111 there still
Embers intcioHtcd " ‘
on ‘ompo Mill pond haH :1 rcpuliillmi
and wide as b11111: duo of 1111- boat
and, Ices for crabs: in thiH 111111111: it is:
p-imiunily visited by 1111111111113 101 1111111
:i‘uvorltc kind of 5111111 fish How-1111,11:
this is one of tlic oil Si'flStillS for 1'11le
andthe many pcoplo that hnvc drorc
for miles to not to thc rcputcd plncc
have returned disuppointcd.
The Saugntuck 11111111111111 tcam wish
"‘liO thank Ftahl. \\ .1lHl1 to; tho hund-
some bouquets 1111 prcscutcd thcm with
after the game last Saturday. Sough-
,tuck Hosc Company :llHo cxtcnds ltH
thinks for prctty ilowcrs that, \Vcrc 2in
on its mcmbcrs ihc duy 1i lbc parade
in Norwalk. Thonuhtiulncss and 1111111
' ismsity are cl111ruct11rlsllcsi of this
young man.
The Rev. 1(1111111111 i\i1l(c117.lc Rcv.
Father Sillnlci. ill11.:l1bc7. 11111111111,
Rev. Gcorgc W. llarhydt and Rev. Mr.
rTliomsmi. 11111111 w'cachcd a scrmon in
. choir respcctivo 1211111111111 Sunday on tho
:' death and waluablencss ol' Prcsldcnt
‘- {William Mclx’lnlcy to 1.1111. linitcd
1initiates. The sclmons 111.11'c in111c1l
touching and 11"1110 intonsoiy listcncd
to.-
Fuller al seiyico: 11111 tluc remains of
-Wllllfim Holmy.Allcn.\1ho 1111111 int his
3 homo/in Combo ptrm- t. Sunday oysnipg
it be held from his into 111.11111c11cc at
o’clock tomorrow afternoon The
. Mini-101111119 of thc Wcstport M.‘
lynch will oflicintc. Th11 pullbcnr
re William I11.Nush.11‘runlt Ray-
.of P. will nttcud thc scrvlcc
held. over t.1111 remains of Presl
cKinlcy at tho National Capt
7:111 traitors 10011 that the Roy.
,2 W. Barhydt.
harbor,,iirokc her anchor rope
find drifted down the sound
if”.
men of the
.Wzgt
the season.
little? part of October.
' booted to as
St A M and Aspetmk
inK (‘hl'lst Church Thursday, at
he timc the factual SOI'VICGS arc
pastor of the
, will be 111111111th by the Rev.
ackus and Rev. Kenneth Mc-
Iter sloop, anchored off Black
,3. wind storm one eveninx last
itlous of the wind and thin
, c vessel on to the rocks at
W's Island. where the seas
E"lumen pounding hcr against the
that place it. is roportpid that
obi is badly wormcuien and not
having. From appearances at
1,thd sloop is about. fifty feet
"Smart
ti and Saugatuck held
tho former place last ev-
, t 1116 Combo Beach pavilion.
L the death of President life'-
It MI decided to give the dance
The meeting was
2211111111111 The dance will prob-
veb‘ in Toquei'a Opera 12101111;
tion of the young men to
vyof danceI through the
ham bitched at the aid: of
I store fell lump II»
. in»
Alton he tarnish
. v at manifold
leap and,“ one
11111113133113 attractor; .83"
land “you data: up
in the air, ”But: from Irm- communes .
it seemed the horse only did It to tho-
roughly uwakcn himself. Many of
those present said it was the first limo
ihcy cvcr saw a 1101 so fall asleep and
tail to the ground.
T1111 Westport Board of Trade hold
a meeting in the lodge. room inst cv-
oniug. Those present were President
WilliumH. IBurr. Samuel A. Purdy.
Frederick Fairchild. Jr., Homes Woke.
mun. .ir.. and Mr. Ryan. The meeting
was called to order by President Burr
and Mr. i’urdy was elected secretary
pro-tom in the absence of Secretary
.ioncs. Mr. Barr then took the floor
and stated that he had rccclvcd a let-
tcr from William Kingsley. who was to
give 11 talk on the. improvement of
town..- before tho liourd at last night‘s
meeting, that he would be unable. to
be prcscnt, but hoped that 110 Would
be able to favor 11111 board on the 111111-
,icct. at a later clutc. The board then
1111111111111 to 1111 in favor of adjourning
the mcctini; on account of the death of
President McKiulcy and a resolution
to this effect was put bcforc the board
by Mr. Ryan which was unanimously
acccpicd 111111 the secretory protom
was uppointcd to arrange for 1111 artil
clc to bc printcd in the local paper.
stating that 11111 mccting was adjourn-
1111 in 1'111'ognltion of the death of Proc-
ldcnt McKinley. The meeting was then
zilljolii'iicd,
CYCLONE lN EASTON.
Sunday Night’s Storm Created Much
Havoc.
A miniature tyclonc pusscd ovcr thc
town of Eastou, during thc curly part
of Sunday ovening. and havoc. marked
its tracks, conHldcrublc lllilllilgt’ rcsult~
lug from tho antics of thc high wind.
The citizcns 11.xpcrlcnccd a brlcf sen
Hon of terror. for while 1111' wind up-
11111111111t11b11conti111111 to a narrow
Hpucc, those living within tlic course
it. pursued wcrc badly frlcgbtcned.
Buildings wcro dostroycd. trecs werc
uprmitcd and pcdcstrlans who chanced
to be upon tho streets were badly
irightcncd and narrowly oscapcll bcing
struck by flying dcbris.
A portion of the corn on the proper-
ty of James Ward was totally destroy
(111. A horsc which was confined to
its stall in the intcrior was killed out-
right and several wagons and other vc
hicicH Werc knocked asunder, A large
trco on .1, 11, P11rry's pluco was up
routed, and two largo trccs belonging
to W. A. Sherman were carried away
2.”. foot, from tin1 top and blown along
for a distance of 75 fcct. A man in
the 11mploy of Mr. Sherman, who was
on route for his homo h an open was
1111, stated that bud he been riding in
:1 top buggy it would surely have been
ovcrturncd. The force of the wind
carricd the wagon along at 11 rapid
gait and nearly took the liOi‘SO off its
icct. 'l‘hc town presented a weird 11p-
pcurance yesterday. the streets being
Htrcwn with broken limbs and other
dcbris, which was carried for a long
distance.
Only a space about 75 feet in width
was nffccted by the storm. The light
ning was incessant. but no places
Wi‘l‘t’ struck, according to reports from
1'11Hldci1ts 01' lhc town.
FOR THE CITIZEN'S CUP.
F. T. Bedford a Challenger to Briwe-
port Yacht Club's Regatta Committee.
1". ’l‘. Redford, of Groups Forum, has
forwarded achallcngc for tho Citizen‘s
cup to the Regatta committce of 1.1111
Ilridizcbtn't Yacht club. T11111'ommittt1c
has H1111 Monday, Scptcmbcr 23. as 1.1111
dny for thc rucc, and has named thc
conditions which provalic‘d in the last
contcst, that in t1 triangular course of
six miles. Hailed twicc around, Assocla
lion ruics to govern.
Mr. ilcdfol'd [12111108 the raccabout SIH
sloop mcnsurcmont 24.50 as the chal-
lcngcr. The cup at present is held by
tho Folly. C. S, Hill. owner. Mr. Mill
will probably dcl'ond the cup, and in
addition it is 11x11cct11d that the Kit
Viigubond. Shippin. ’l'crn, and Maudc
will particlpatc. 11511111. will bc started
promptly at 2.
RICH STAKE FIXTURES.
Return of the Opening of Brooklyn
Jockey Club'I Fall Meeting.
NEW YORK, September l7—Two
rich stake fixtures will bc the features
{lithe opening of the Brooklyn Jockey
Club's meeting. this afternoon. at the
(lruvcscnd 1"11111 (curse. Of these two
the 11111101 champion. 31:11 on for o-
ycareolds of $15,000 [11111 11.1.11 11 ac
ovcr a six. furlong coup in the best
'l‘hc othcr is the hint 11111111111 f01 three
your olds and upwards at a lie and
a quarter '1‘1111 junior champ on will
have an actual value of 319. 000 About
1111.1 pick of tho entries including the
$50 000. colt Nasturtium. Blue (111-.1
Goldsmith and King Hanover. August
Iiclmont’u Masterman. (i. B. Morrlc‘
Golden Cottage: B. Bchreiber’s Otis,
and Captain S. S. Brown's H‘yphcn.
For tho First Spcciai, Wax 'I‘apcr. tho
long distance winncr: Advance Guard,
and the three your-0111s Blues, Termin-
us and Water Color are to be surf/61's.
P. F. Dwyer, president of the Brooklyn
Jockey Club, has decided that there
11111111 be no racing on Thursday. the
day not for the funeral of President
McKinley.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
John Connors Armand in Torrinnion
-' .1 ‘on OOt‘lOul Gilli" I. "
TOBRINGTON. September 17—40113
Connor-I. a well known chamber of
this place, was arrested were. last
night. chnrkc'd with .Imlilt with in
tent to kill August Mai-.112 East Ply-
m011tii;on'AquIt'18;Ind with timing
I
Connors made hiI- bulbs. and tits Ply-
mouth authoriiios had been unable to
locate 111111.110 returned to Tom
takim into cumin.
his guilt, and claim to are proof that
mo of the “Inuit. HI "I button to
yinoutb today-.1121 Dinner Barnes 2
W
sums-4M
MONTANA'O PROOLAMATION.
111111 Inbointinx ti'iiurudty’ I «y
of “in ruins and' my ." Ind callInI
upon life 1160111311
mile in 111211- incultoinsd mm of
1111111pr to hold Ippro rim i'Ili louI
claim
robbed him of 857. can Che 110011..
1011,1351 night and will immedin y 2
0111301211 deniu 1
be 7011.. 11101115111: in Bridgeport, It the.
Governor J. K. Tools, on iIIued I bro 1
tIItItI to 1II~'
VI , calm m at
NolIworth Ionian! tho III”.
Mrs. Roosevelt. wife of the Presi-
dent, while not born in the state comes
mother, boi’orc her marriage to (than
his Currow. of Now York.
Gertrude Tyler. of Norwich. cldosi
daughter of General Daniel Tyler. 11
graduate of West Point and a man
held in high esteem by Governor Buc-
kingham. His advice and counsel were
sought and followed by Governor Buo-
kiniiham during the Civil War. Mrs
Rooseveltu paternal great grandfather
was Captain puuiel Tyler of Brooklyn.
who was General [cruel Putnam‘ s udju
iant at the battle of Bunker Hill. and
whose fidelity to the cause of the col-
onies in the War of the Revolution has
made his name honored 111 tho annals
of Connecticut. At his own cxpcnsc
()uptuln Tyler organizcd and equipped
a company of artillery and led the men
to the defense of Newport, R. 1. Col-
onel A. C. Tylor of New London, is an
uuclo of Mrs, Roosevelt‘s and the into
General R. 0. Tyler and is}. 8. Tyler, of
Hartford. ware cousins, Mrs. Sophia '1‘.
Curpcntcr, of No. 122 Garden street,
Hartford. is a second cousin.
Mrs, Roosevelt's 111111111111 name was
Miss Edith Carrow. She is the second
wife of the President. His first wife1
was Miss Alice Lee, of Boston. Her
death occurred two or three years af-
ter her marriage to Mr, Roosevelt.
The families of the present MI‘S.ROOHl"
vclt and her husband lived in adjoin-
ing houacs in New York and they wore
(clouds from childhood. 'i‘hclr marri»
111.211 took place in St, George‘s Chapcl.
London, in 11386. Mrs. Rooncvclt was
truvcilng abroad with 1101' mother 11nd
sister at the limo.
Mrs. William Shothcid Cowlcs, wife
of t‘ommandcr ('owlcs ll. S. N. is 11
sistcr of President Roor cvolt. Coin-
mandcr and Mrs. Cowlcs huvo a sum-
mer home in Furmlngton and during
the winter live on J street in Worthing-
ion.
«11 a request from the President ask
ing that he and his inmily might occu
py thc Washington housc until
White House1 could be prcpnrcd for
them. The request was gladly acced-
ed to. Commander Uowles is in New
York on buslncss connected with tho
appointment of Admiral Ramsay to
the Schley court of inquiry.
Mrs. Kate C. Perry. of Hartford, is
also 11 relative of Mrs. Roosevelt’s and
attended school with her at Miss Com-
stock‘o on li‘ortlctb .strect, New York.
Mrs. Perry describes thc wife of the
President as a woman of high culture
sweet manners and kind disposition
As the first lady in the land she in cx-A
ceptlcnally woll qualified for tho dc-
munds which her station will mukc up-
on her.
W- .._._-.._...___
GAUTHIER EXONERATED.
His Fellow Barbe“ Find Him Not
Guilty of char II.
At the regular quarter y nlecting of
the State Barbcn's’ Association held in
Foresters Hall New Haven. Sunday
afternoon Frederick Gauthier of Hart
ford, presldcut of the association was
cleared of the charge of misappropiin
tion of funds which was lodgcd against
him by brother motnbcrs of thc Hart-
ford Union. The charge uiicgod that
Gauthier had 111111111. personal use of
$20 which was xivcn him to assist in
passing a bill through the lust legisla.
turc.
At tbc quurtcrly meeting bcld herc
Juno 31). 11111 dclcgntcs exonerated Mr.
Gunthlcr and disrcunrdcd 1111-1 charge.
but since that timo thcrc has 11121-11
much talk ovcl' tho affair and at thc.
lnccting ycstcrduy Mr. (imithlcr nrouc
111111 asked for vindication lie was
willing that u committcc be appointed
for investigation but utter arguing
the matter to. two hours. the delegat-
us decided that their previous act in
in cxoncrntlng Mr. unuthicr was suffic.
lent to show their opinion upon the
matter. So far as the déleuntcs are
concerned Gauthier is proved not gull-
ty of the alleged misappropriation.
No other muttcrs were tukcn up and
thc meeting adjourned about (1 o'clock
h—v'.
COFFIN To ROOSEVELT.
Former Governor of Stats Warm PreI-
ideni: Regarding National Policy.
The following telegram was sent
from Midrllctown, Saturday to Presi-
dent. Roosevelt at Buffalo by (ix-(lov-
ernor Coflin:
”Mitidlotown. Conn. Sept. 14. 1901.
"To President Roosevelt. Buffalo.
N. Y.:
"The welfare of eighty millions of
people depends largely at present upon
what you may say and do during a few
hours of coming iimc. Long ago you
were apprised, in your volume of lot-
tors from governors. of my view con
cording you. Let thiso views be now
instilled in this supreme moment for
you and your country. immediate an-
nounccment by you that the plans. pol-
icy and cabinet ofiiha deeply lamented
McKinley are who continued, will
prevent panic. establish confluence In
your administration. and promote the
porn 11 11nd prosperity of all your coun-
trymcn.
“OWEN VINCENT COFFIN.
"Ex-Governor of Connecticut.
CONSOLIDATED OFFICEB WILL
GLOBE THURSDAY.
The following explIInI Itself:
New ,York. New, Haven 112 Hartford
Railroad 00mpany.
President's Office, New Haven. Conn.
September 16.1901.
ONCE.
In accordance with the proclamation
of the nruldeni. of flip United Stain.
and as a mutt ’of rdspect to the mem-
ory of the late president. the general
adieu of MI company will be cloud
on ThurIdIy next. «number 10111.
(Signed) JOHNM
1'
Madden.
not!” no T16 VIMDGIPORT.
li‘rank Ind Kilt“! .Bo‘yd, bound cvcr
.by Judge Downs. of stImford. satin
day, for tIliii. in the Bumrlor (Snort on
the .ciiIrII o! Idiom proforma by
Email; husband Muei. were taken to
was confident she could 111111 some out;
acre who would be willing to put up
.000 for «on of than. out Io fan Ibo
MI not foil the bump. on 11111011
pic no In uni. if". K
111111611111 111m “Ethnic 111
my .
I;
was MIIH "
On Saturday Mrs. (iowles rccciv- '
tho. ,
Brldflobol‘twiatlfl'iioy afternoon. mu droved’ in
I fly matting.“
M
litany Mm Linwffin‘gm’ “Gum-1..
of "mm“ 'Uonncctcut ancestry. Hor .1
«.1.—.2..
Norwullt.‘ it. is lip easy matter 10.21.11. ‘
lfy its col'rect ens. Surely you cannot
ask for‘hettcrrproof than such conclus-
lvc evidence.
Mr. William Ackor, of 10 Cove streot,
employed at tho Norwulk Lock Com-
pany, Ellyn: “l was suffering from up
attack of buckuchc, and my attention
was directed to Doan's Kidney Pills.
got a box at Plulsted's drug store. and
took the contents as the directions in.
dlcuted. They acted promptly and rud-
lcully. '
remedy for backache. No reaction, no
bottle to carry, no spoon to forget or
lose. You simply put them in your
pocket and they do the root."
For sale by all doalcrs; price 50
But.
Iolc agents for thc United
cents a box.
fulo, N. Y.,
Staten.
l1‘ostor-Milburn 00.,
itcincmbcr the namc—lman's—und
take no other.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD‘RAILROAD.
TIM I TABLE.
In IffIct May 19,; 1001.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.~»12:35x. 4. 5511 13:45:, 6:15
13:55, 7:,” 7:5.4 8:,:ilix903x.:,936
9:511 lllz22x.10:40,11:351.
P. iii.--l'.’:55x. 1:17. 2:25x. 3: 04
3.2111 4: 07, 4. 50x 5.33. 5: 55!. 6:0“.
0‘14] 7.07, 7: 55x, 8:11 10,120
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-——12:35x, 4:5511, 5:451, 9:05.
11:40:.
10130 M.:—-3 21x. 5: 33. 5:55)! 7:20, B: 40!,
LEAVE new you FOR scum
NORWA A.LK
A. 111—1202:. 5:,1111 11:00, 700
3:00.11 11:02 9.00.1. 11:112., 9 04:, 10: 02x
111-111 11. 00x. 11' 02.
r. M8112 112 1:01 1:20: 2: 00:, 3.112
3:.30: 1:,02: 12,114 11:311. 13.02. 31:.oox
1:. 02 1': oo. 3'- 00x. 11:31). 11 00:
SUNDAYS
A. M.:——12 02x. 6100.7:30, 10:02.
P. M.:—-6 00. 8: 00!. 11' 00.
LEAVE OOUTH ,NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. tux-12:08:. 1:0911. 1:20; 8:18.
7:42, 8:42. 9:,10x. 10:02:. 10:10:.
ll:tle.M 11:38. ,
i’ M~l2: 02 It 1:,10 3: 0711. 4: 18.
3:22 (3:20 7:115x,9:,05x 9:,1511:.15
Bridgeport in addition to above—P.
Vi:~.2 46,5:041128.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-~i2:08x, 1:09x, 1:201, 7:42.
11:12. 1120831.
1’. ids—7:15. 9205.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.-—-6: 23 9: 15 95.3:
PW'M—IZO 2:22. «.25; 5:,10 3:.00
7'
111A'Naunv rc ”Mun-i NORWALK.
A. M.:,:,~—600723 8.5.0 9:38.112”.
P. M.——i:00x. (1:25, 6:42.
Sunday trains to Danbury, 9:20 I.
111.; 7:30 p. in. Leave Danbury, 8:05
1.111.; 6:10, 7:57 p. in.
An 1 indicates apron.
W
G, w. SMITH'S CLAIM.
Gilman'I Wife'I Nephew mm for
Nearly $275,000 of Tea MIn'I EItItI.
The Bridgeport Trust Company, as
administrator on the estate of the Into
George Francis Glimun today, receiv-
ed a claim from George W. Smith, for
a sum approximating $275,000 of the
estate. The claim was filed through
Mr. Smith's attorneys. Canticid & Jud-
acon. The items are 1111 follows:
For money advanced Mr. (Iilmun at
divers times between July 1,1879 to
March 3 1901. $106, 742. 22; interest on
same 820 547. 80. Money advanced to
improva 8111111 and 15101111 streets prop-
to be'given to Mr. Smith when for
proved, May 1, 1881. $15,000: interest
on same 817.700. Amount duo the eI~
tale of Aurora M. Coo, decemd, undor
an agreement with Mr. Gilmun, and in
herited by Mr. Smith 86,436.96. Total
of above claims. 8166321198.
Mr. Smith also puts in a bill for per
uonnl services for taking care of Mr
Gilman's business and household lif-
fairs from July 79.10 the date of Mr.
Olimun'I death. the 1mm allied being
$711,000.11. Smith puts in I demand
for the State street property. which be
wild“ at 515,000. Another clIim rep-
rIIIntI the money Mr. Smith want on
maintaining the Gilmnn household Ind
stable batman the time Mr. Gilmun
died Induce data of the appointment
074110 “mutation total $1,182.95.
11% ~
1
‘MAVOR ITUDLEY'O PHOCLAMA-
ON
NEW HAVEN. sttc‘inbar 17—-
11122131133112 .Palstudigy intently is
won tin foliuwliwpmlmtiou: 1
"Where“. the president of the Unto
ed Staten. and H111 Excellency, George
P. Helicon. Internet of Connecticut.
II In corruption-day to join in mourn
1113 the on of air kite proIidIuI. now
imitators. in continuance. 1 direct that
all public buildings in thin city on
mountain. and 1qu Iii pull
lic oilicoI- be cloud. lost the city no;
119 biscod It halt must: that the halls
be 1011M botwm the noun of I no
i it. 111.. and that I nItiouII some he
fired It Itidaet on that day .”
Iii shim will In
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The followingycase is but one of < '
many similar occurring daily in 13382:. ,
Dosn's Kidney Pills are a line ,
crty. upon verbal agreement and it was '
have set Iptu't Thursday. the 19th but; :
Numismatic Inca-11110111111011“ £in ' '
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at L011 Prices.
Co'msmt—o—ck,
Watkins
6': Dow,
ll2 WASl'llNGTONSTREET.‘
South Norwalk.
. Phone 4341.
i
Glover’s the Place
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Dressed as thinlu as possible.
The Underwear at its thinnest is thick
enough lust 111111.
- A popular price is 50 cents per 1131-
meat. and realizing it. we have made our
line at this price as high grade and as
51111513010111 111 61112111 respect as is our
abilitii to secure.
The results 01 our efforts are 111011.
11111 sailsfactom. We, the: .sellina'con-
side'rable Undergarments.
We hare higher priced garments. all
correspond‘iiidlu .ii'eil selected.
Straw Hats. as liaht as is consistent
with .dulabiliiii.
98 Washington Street,
“SOUTH NORWALK.
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TblI Summer vacation has
been vary but! upon Ihoe leath-
er—he has played Ill Iort of
rough gamu and has not been
the lean particular in Iavlng
his IhoeI. “Pa will get me
more," thIi'I been all the wory
he on bad In the matter.
’ Now pa, it'I up to you to get
him I new pair—Ira yo! going
to pay a high price for a shoe
that will not and “hard" m-
age or are you going to let him
wear one of our
8118 liiihiis
that gre made to ruin Intens-
fully the hard knack of youth.
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You will at In“ examine thiI
line will you not?
WearShoesthaiFit
HORSEé
TO 51111 EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THE]! COMING BY TH!
OARvLOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLOV,
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south NorwIlI. ‘
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DinIItI what you out.
guns. It. sthelutestdiscovercd digest;
lot and tonic. No other prapI tion
can approach it in efficiency.
Iiantly relievlunnd permanently 1'11...
gill?“ Indigeoiicn 1 “firfiufi
ad
who; Quito] alt,
aiio resultoofimpnfcctdlxeliion.
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It Nurtiiiglal'iyn digest: the food and aids
Hubble {room Manic In pacon- ,
Itruotin the ox distort-dikes ya on
« purse and dropped it into his innit wéil
‘ computed bin "T'lnkii.’ '
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ALITTLE BOX
qf IRON-OX
IRON—OX is a nerve tonic, tissue builder 11nd
blood maker. it correéts impro er performance
of the functions of the brain, t e nervous sys-
tem, the stomach, the liver, the bowels, the skin
and the kidneys. It cures constipation, indiges-
tion, headache, nervousness, and all conditions re-
sulting from disturbed functions of the organs.
named.
At all druggists; 2 5 cents.
TheNeWFllSh,
Double Extension Soles and Extension Heals.
Burt 81 Company’s Shoes for Men. $3.50.
Lounsburv. Mathewson 81 Companv‘s Shoes for Women. $3.00.
Children’ 5 Box Calf Shoes Still). $1. 25 and $1. 50.
The Faultless Ladies‘ Shoe now selling at $2. 00
01511115 311011 STORE
SOUTH NORWALII. Quail, '
WWW
‘We' Sell Coal
at Lowes't Rates
And IhIll mulutaln Our reputation in IIIIII'I of flu IBOT COAL min-
Id IinnIl Ill coma". Our IIIortmeni II IIIIiy the brunt of any
«tutor in thlI tIrrIIory Ind WI oIn Iuit III tII’tII In thI mat» of
s.
tool. It M I win economy to put in your wintor’I Iuppiy during tho
' IummIr and fall, thIIvIr the price II likely to IdvIncI or not.
' Olll Ind a» our prion.
John H. Ferris
‘ 149 Waslungt‘oufitrgehw ‘ hdfwa‘ik Conn.
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that dtmIndI the genius, madam!” '
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A benevolent 011i lady clapped on it
Itradt corner to wait for no.1 liar, 111111
was attracted by the brlulit face of a
young fiction who was griddhit his or
Inn near by. »
She found If. tencént 11131211 in her
‘1 1.11121. from your conversation,"
amid the carping etIou “that you “1
1mm 1.11 iii an a build."
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”than “will!“ it h
' n on o 12ch It everythln in
all for tile belt?" E
"Well. i'in hint to meet you. i uni
to talk with ma out: who hos Itudiod
the subject and who can pouibiy tell
me why it in that the man who min
tho but IIliumyii mum to Mu
IIlicre no lot the other pooch drown;3
it 111!!st All for tho best but i'd 1111c
repaid by the brilliant smile which 11c-
"lt muIt be r0111 hard to turn that
crInlr II Iisiuiy II you do. and Imp
Inch good time Ihe Iald. cordiIiiy.
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