\
John Brown has recovered from an
attack of rheumatism.
There will be trotting on the Booed
way tomorrow afternoon, .
B. A. Jackson, of Riverside avenue,
is out of town for a couple of days.
John ITryon, of Riverside avenue,
is confined to the house with an at-
tack bf the grip.
Mrs. Ezra Hoyt, of East avenue who
has been ill for some time. and at one
time seriously, is able to be out again.
The lloys‘ Praying Band will meet
at the palonuge Friday night. it is
desired that a large number be pres-
A
cut. . ,
some of the old planks lathe. ridged
In Riverside avenue are rotten (PM
new ones are being placed in midfield
stead. Jelf II
in I H11» l i”
There was a good class meeting at
the East Avenue Methodist Churcu
last night. James L’Hommedleu was
the loader.
n—.¢¢m x
Robert E Morrison night encineer
on the railroad d awbridge, is seriously
ill at his home a Van Zandt avenue
with appendicitis.
John F. Morris is moving his family
to New York from the residence 1n
Maple avenue. The house will be va-
can‘t by Saturday of 'this week.
The family in the house on the dor-
ner of Fort Point street and Van Zandt
avenue. recently purchased by Theo-
dore Olsen. the shoe dealer is moving
to a residence in Reynolds street, East
Norwalk.
‘ The funeral of Mrstiibert .1. Bloom
Will be held from her late residence in
First avenue. Thursday afternoon at 2
0019ka mm W J‘. J. Faust will conduct
the services and ihtei‘mbnt will be In
Rchxs’ide cemetery. .
' haw
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the East
'Ave%le Mdtilddist Episcopal Church
will éot this afternoon to new. There
is considerable work on hand to be
attended to. and the ladies will hold
Weekly meetings hereafter.
Mrs. Lucy l mamlre, of Selleck
street who has been dangerously ill
with appendicitis. is improving. Her
many friends will be pleased to learn
,of this. as at one time it was thought
she would not live twenty- four hours.
Dr. Russell Morgan, whose parents
reside in Cove street. and who gradu-
atedIfrom the College of Dentistry in
Philadelphia. has located in the (Junk
or city. and has opened an office. His
many friends here wish him success. ‘
The free watermelon social tonight
in the Sunday school room of the East
Avenue Methodist Church promises to
be a grand success. There is a Whole
barrel of watermelons and the young
people of the. church. have prepared an
elaborate program.
Several members of the- Advent
Christian Church went to Darien last
night and attended'a cottage prayer
meeting at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. James Blrchar Rev. J. W. Bir-
chard and daughter some were guests
of the Blrchard family yesterday.
Mrs. ida James 3 pet canary, which,
she brought from th city nine your»,
one died yesterday orning.1ust as
she was preparing his breakfast. The
little fellow uttered several notes 0'!
distress and fell oil! its perch.I Mrs.
' James picked it up tenderly. placed it
' pired. The bird was
in her hand and after a few little signs
of lite the bird closed its eyes and Mid“
a great favorite
1;”! ,ahd it would: iii
any time durl the day or ill; b
when it heard hiis nice. It could imi-
r. tlamess pl
, into any tune which Mr. James would
. whistle. ,
i' relative to the lighting
,: night. Consent of DWI. insurance
.. companies but as has sen secured.
An important adjourned meeting of
the sound board of the Ease ,itvenue
Methodist :Churoh Inn be hell
row night immediately afterit e pr
or directing. Some tuition Int“ i9“ t8.
and it is possible the
line lights will be shin
T and it is thought t le one will be heard
" f.
the do not hear from this company. it
favonnbly; by}. this “oiling. 2 It
able that icy will be, do
«Daybed toothypmurod from an
titer infiurfniaionipany :hatc will rbe
Q 0 W M!
mg? For. along: me «nth
ii I‘Itinl‘ga
matter has been hanging fire and the
members of the church are desirous
n w of having something done. so as
do away
eraser last
, .o the comer.
. , rn‘ are?
or in tel-Ii pertain-
I~ttehd
d
WIstmnwmtu on
' no from start to union. especial-
this so at the conclusion. when
rm was mods to here someone
‘ “j! I I,"
5 suddenly yesterday afternoon.
tamer-.50 Ilo
' discussions.
.~ his- There
[7" . with d
or can. E. Ill. Cerium
as registrar. Marshall
paged to confer with
on“ ~ “
d. by. the school can.
by Inca a‘iid East avenue.
, ‘ yesterday afternoon, was a grand one
I}? III-mm I met at the East
Avenue ethodist, Church immediate
ly after school and promptly at 4
unlock, the em: moron
terest was in ted in on parade.
not nnlv by dream cinema mommy“.
"ht by the grown people as well. Near
ly half and hour before it was time ror
m eolumaio f0r people began to
stable along the no of march They
had read the notice of the parade the
, night before and turned out to see
what the children had been planning
the last two weeks. They were well
pain for going, for a more unique af-
fair could not have been arranged. Run
sell Feast was grand marshal. The
line was formed in Henry street. with
the right resting in East avenue. The
grand marshal headed the parade. and
furnished the music by beating a
drum. It was remarkable the way
those behind him kept step. There
were five floats drawn by different
slim, , p ads, and the wagons
yi'tlecorated' Tin every
, _ s the
Nag. o trey int 9 garb of
.~ TIW‘HN ”glib riowhfercy Briton, who
Iron , no In I nasma wagon.
'mhmaage Helen Faust al
so gowned in lndian attire. She drew
Pearl Waldron. who represented the
Goddess of Liberty. She looked very
pretty draped in a handsome silk Am
orican flag, with a crown on her head.
GraceGodfre‘y, represented Queen Vie
torlnp Then eame‘ Edna Stevens as
Sunbeam. drawing Ethel Adams. who
represented an old woman advertising
breakfast cocoa. Horace Richards
was George Washington and Marion
Faust. Martha Washington. They
drew Edith Mead who represented a
colored washerwoman. Edith Beymour
represented a Chinese women. Marion
L’Hommedieu was the vasy fortune
teller She was drawing Leela Bates
the fairy. In large letters on a canopy
on the wason, were the words.‘ Tour
Fortune Told Here. " ThisIBnded the
procession. The line of march was up
East avenue. as far as Mr. Bates' s res
idence. counter- march to Henry street
up that thoroughfare to South Osborn
avenue and counter- march to starting
point.‘ After the parade refreshments
were served in there“ of the Methb
dist parsonage where the Misses
Feast have a playhouse. called “Chat-
terbox.” A very meanant time was
spent bye: all. ‘ .
rand mar
i {:1’t‘fx/ILI
’ . I. , ‘ .
polyphonic
Miss Mamie Dead, of Newton, is ill
at heir home with a hoary cold
The Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Company will give a concert Saturdav
night in the town ball. A good time
may be expected
Rev. C. A. Willson. pastor of the
Methodist Church. of the Smithtowu
Branch. L. 1.. delivered a very interest-
ing address at the Soldiers’ Home in
Noroton, last night.
In...“ ..
The farmers around this section
are busy harvesting potatoes. pump-
kins and other vegetables. There is
a scarcity of apples this year and it
is not though there will be sufficient
to meet the demand.
.~.——_.
The free peach and ice cream festi
val was held in the Congregational
Church last night and a good time
was bad. There was a large attend
once The entertainment consisted OI
vocal and instrumental music.
Hon. thn H. Leeds. who died very
while
boardina a train at the Grand Central
Depot, New York. for his home in New
Haven. was an uncle of Mrs. Gemge
E. Nell. of Darlen.
IW
The Stamfords and Darlene will
meet in Darieh next Saturday. and a
coed name of ball may be looked for
Both teams are 'out for blood. and both
are confident- or winning. The Stain
lords. freshmgm their victory of. last
Saturday-.15}! Ll Endeavor to again win
1tins week. fimiil be a league name
and it is to p ay off the tie which re-
suited when these teams played last.
m ‘
The Volunteer Hook a Ladder Com-
pany had a rousing meeting Monday
at t and it was decided to not com
Idate with the Eagle Hook it Lad
:d‘er Company. There were some hot
Several were in favor
of the consolidation,.wviille.
- others did not like the idea it looked
at one time as though the consolida~
tion would be a sure thing. but when
the vote was taken the result was far
ere For a longtime t ,twodlre
o p ts here used at cadre tfrom
appeiaranee at Elie preamtw tin , they
so or a w
- y the volunteer: town“
at than”:
in oteriitl a d.
W! IRIFdway Wit t
and fitter meaning? 1, fifth: Willi
child . o aw
the name I the other and. IV it ll
said in; “lea,
inch, . he}
of b'eina tlfig‘
Tthought
3"brunch ln-
.able changes.
first.
by damn may that inner-aw It _
Wit strum 6W":
“it In limb bandits dies“
several days with his mother in Dar- j
lea.
I .
Thirst Tinker. {wife of Dr Horace
tbs Tinker. of Morrlsalna, N. Y., has
been the guest of Mrs. Samuel Rich. ‘
ards Weed, “Mldhrook.” Bowayton.
flung-u...“ m...
lanyard stereos. who has been
mending the summer at his home in .:
this village. left town milliliter Balti
more. to resume
is studi
Baltimore Medical
oileze
. Wm
,.A. meeting of the Order of the Ear
am Star will be held to Crew 3 Hall,
Friday evening at 1:80.1‘hil will be
an important meeting and all mom
bars are requested to be present.
s at the
Rev 6. D. Woods. who was recently ‘-'
ordained into the Baptist ministr. is
expected to arrive in Jackson. last
and become set led in his new charge
this week. He as the best wishes of
many friends in this place for his one
sees in his chosen work.
Captain Stevens of Rowayton
caught a large number of fish in his
several nets, last night. They have
I'ben purchased by R. J Cutbiii. of the
Bridge Fish Market of South Norwalk.
They include snapper blues. weak and
lint fish. black fish and butter fish.
mm
Archie Mills has sold his residence
to Frederick H. Rowan of South Nor-
.valk. A number of improVemeats are
being made to the place. a new roof
and repainting being among the notice
Mr. Mills and family
are to move to R. C. McCaslin' s house
GENUINE CORREGIO PAlNTlNG.
Said to Have Been Brought to Light In
, Rochester a Few Days Ago.
NEW YORK September 26—A paint-
ing which is said to be a genuine Con
rcglo. has brought to light, according
to specials from Rochester N. Y.. /
The picture is larger and said to be
more valuable that the famous Gains
borough dllfehess, of which so much
was said a‘ few moons ago. The pic-
ture was obtained thirty years ago
from a gypsy band for a mere song
The canvas is 38 by 36 inches. the
backcround a delicate shading and in-
termingling of sreens and browns. On
the foreground is the Christ child ly
mg on a white cloth held by two ador-
ing angles. Beside him kneels the vir
gin her hands held up in wonder and,
awe. Above her stands Joseph and to
the right a shepheid with his crook.
A typical ltalian priest points out to
him the child.
Professor Forest Cheney is the pos-
sensor and not until rebemiy did he
suspect the value of his prize It was
cebered with black asphalt paint and
only faintly showod the Christ child at
Now the entire picture stands
out.
moss passe. seas.
Woodbridgo May Become. Famous
from the Diaries That Are Rife.
A deer has been seen several times
up Woodhridge wa‘yw The latest I'G'.
port is from E. O. Pardee‘s farm. it
has been seen by more than one not
vary for from that p‘ace.
were discovered and t is said that
tracks of a fawn were with those of
the larger -.animal
The story of, ,tho deer seen jumping
a fence has grown new so that it was
a deer as large as a cow that sealed
a hedge eight feet hixh, a‘nd several
feet across. Pretty soon it will be a
herd or them jumping over a church
steeple. Or it may grow to rival
the nurse story of the cow that jump
ed over the moon.
I
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ENGLAND's‘CHANCES SLIM. .
British People Do Not Believe Sham
rock II Will ‘Llft the Cup“.
LONDON. September 26-Thc bet
ting in London. shows how slim are re
~arded the, chances of th Shamrock
il"LlftinI:"ilie America‘s up. There
is such dimeultv to find takers that af
ter fifty to forty was twice laid, the
Columbia's admirers were obliged to
raise. the 0d II to 110 to 80 Even this
did not attr ct the betting men. The
neural public is apathetic. The long
otlmistic special despatches from
ew York fail. to. enthuse jpr convince.
The newspaper; halls are trying to
awaken interim in the race by more
or less imitations Of American news:
paper methods in announcing the pro
grass of the cup races by electrical de
vices and firework dispels one paper
launches with need and red lights re~
speetively on the Thames.
b t one Ib'o‘tte'n t6 Cough
re did me more good than any thins
Immeww
oi stiletto”? Imam as {f ,.
O 'l: .
”like DWI? II;
: " Willi
Ix: celebrities moons:
. are are fifteen (idling
d they have a total ‘
modem to Will I!” iota
.Ii’iltbil‘k‘b WEED...
at present $1.140.
it”
Is.
Irma“
“it.
Chamberlain Counelipflt‘dlomlir
w as oi 'i‘em- ‘
bonnie: “Mil. helm“x “Tamar meetins
its tracks,
having arranged to can a couple of -.
W0
more me;
email ..
we‘ll
one coin
'lhfil‘
i
I .I: » Km.
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CALL Eon FRI; , ~
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR as Washington Street. South Norwnik.
WILLIAM M. nuts. 15 Mlll'i Street. Nerwslk.
“ant.
Maw...» “A H.
, NO DIVIDENOS.
Frank-«“Didnt l‘ understand that
Belle married money?"
May—~“1‘hat can hardly be for she
told me herself that her marriage was
a failure."
k
A SHOCKING CALAMITY
"Lately befall a railroad laborer.”
writes Dr A‘ Kellett of Wiiiiford, Al‘k.
“His foot was badly crushed butB uck
ion a Annie‘s salve ‘duickly miredB him.
it‘s simply wonderful for Burns, Bells
Files and all skin e‘i‘uptions. its the
world’s champion healer. Cure guar-
anteed. 25c. Sold by F. ii. Baxter.
South Norwalk. and John A. Riggs-
Norwalk.
M
'liowne—.—“Didn't Doodman leave any
thing at all?“
lilownew‘ ‘.Qh yes, but it was dissi
bated immediateh. "
Townes-«“Tho idea! What was it?“
Browne~“An exemplary reputation.
but two ,wldowa appeared to claim it.
. Norris Silver, North Strntford. N. H".
‘i purchased a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure when suffering with a
cough doctors told me was incurable.
One bottle relieved me. the second and
th rd’aimost cured. Today I am a well
Idea. 0. million. "N
‘fsolenoe has proved " said the pro-
lesser of astronomy, "that there is no
water at all in the moon. Now, Mr.
”French what do we deduce‘ from
cm? 1.,
‘ "That there is some excuse for its
getting full so regularly." replied Mr.
French
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“Laid n[JarliIm-s10,13 Howard St. Port
“if when, “I have tried
ET 1 npin Ii Miami butDeWitt's
tte
pills I have ever. W!”
mpg, Geo. oi scum“;
Mrs. G fillies-«Mrs Uptoii"
% I
man. "
Mr. William Donaldson 690 Blue Hill. Dorehelter, Mass.
built these houses in Iayo and roofed them with M?
Every roof is as sound Ila-day as the day it wasput on.
although exposed to the sea air, so destructive to tin
plate. The extra heavy timing of IF makes it the most
durable roofing made—the only tin that lasts a life time. Trade 4
mark smmped on each sheet. Ask your roofer for II” or T
write to W. c. GIONEIIIII. Aunt. clrneule Building. PM".
for illustrated book on rooting.
. ,. ”HEM-3R" mismatch III-rm.
. i-
L .Tomm‘Of course
I the pools a man in the rear er the hafi
Early macro tire for the best " “
lii‘hey never. 1‘ .
i U ; he attended her that' fsnrtui
”whim“!
- idliilitb‘l‘iilé‘lié’a
,5 roR soups oysters. Has
ems. ME'Ara are-
4min as...
SAMPLE At
J
He (who has been refused a kiss)—
“it used to be an easy matter to kiss
you. "
She—'-“ My doctor told me i must take
more exercise. ”-—The mart Set.
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.
The busiest and mightiest. little thing
that ever was made is DI. Kings New
Life Pills. These bills change weak
ness'lnto strength, listlessness into en
ergy, brain- Jag into mental power.
They' re wonderful .n building up the
health. Only 25c per box. Sold by F
H Baxter. South Norwaik, and John
A. Riggs, Norwalk.
OUT OF His EXPERIENCE.
Tom~"Bcncdlct says he thinks its
nice to be engaged.”
Mrs. Aw” Why, he‘s married. "
Thats why he
thinks so.‘
Don't wait until you become chronir
cally constipated, but take DsWitt'r
Little Early Risers new and then
They will keep your livers and bowels
in good order. Easy to take. Safe
pills. Geo. C. Stilison .
Auiurnuurn
as?" bibles“ err-nemesis
B. W. Purcell Kintersvillo, Pa . says
he suffered 26 years with piles and
could obtain no relief until Derttjs
Witch Hue! Salve effected a per‘mail
out cure. Counter-felts are "Willie”;
Geo. O. Stimon
“What is the remedy for poverty?"
demanded the lecturer in thunder
tones
, He paused for a reply. and durin
‘ ry the gold cure."
m
,: A NIGHT OF TERROR.
:" waif anxiety with felt 'fdi’ ”the wid
em uld..dlo- from) Pneumonia before
are a": writes Mrs. s. H. menial
limit
dorm» King’s Norm»
blah bud our
‘ syndicate. are concerned. The man
. patch save:
with purchasing the Ode
flour mill has been acquired at Belfast.
spot ax, arm General suntan 01W?“ '
bellies. Me. when the doctors shit! '
airy“ ii ‘iflma
. you would like ted
calling on .
it is stated that the Am
erican Tobacco Company, not content
at hirer-pool. is about I) “start War
tion in the north of Ireland. A artist
and it is said to be the intention (if the,
company to turn it into a tobacco the
tory. There is little wheat griddle:
‘at Belfast. newadays. most of flour
required for baking being imported;
to the fact that honest old line Life
insurance In a line, investment for you;
also an absolute protection ted those
dependent upon you'f.
the General Office of the Conn. Can't
Be Nor-walk, JCOnn.
FRED II. FIELD.
amend Anna-r,
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CURES
R'HEUMATISM
30L!) BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
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M. TARLOV.
Dealer In Junk oi All Kinds
Highest prices paid for old metal
rags. papers. everything. Write or
call. Prompt attention given to all
orders.
lilo. TaylorAve. Se. Norwalk.
swash _
Ivsw: Ironic
noawuxmrn .
soumguon WALK.
Scarricrs Eagltr and C ity, of Nor-
walk icaxc New York, Pier 23.
East River, Beck-man street, 3 p.
m. \orwalk and South Norwalk
during the night
23c lb
washbnrnI Crosby's Gold Medal
Our very best Butter.
Flour,
Peninsular Milk,
58c bag.
So can
5 lbl pkg. Hominy. 160.
London Cocoa, 1,5 lb. can, 18c
6 boxes Sardines in ‘Oil, Zoe
5 lb. pkg. Gold Dust Washing ‘
Powder, 15c.
7 bars Gloss Soap, 25c.
26c.
11 bars Saratoga Soap.
out
:4 Cottage Ave. ‘ East'Norwalk
A L
$5 75 perton
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
sou—.—
We handle only one grade of Coal,
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders new. and take ad-
vantage of one. ducted above. '
Best in nudity. cleanly, screened,
competent drivers. prompt Inning
been in the pest, give us your order
and we will plane yin.
HILWV'Q
ill.
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..I5.,.5l1ll,n‘.h y i
ig‘iieirt cadh priced will he paid?
ARE You AWAKE
If ydu do not ‘
understand this fully call at or write to .
Life Ind. 00.. United Bank Building. 5
nI'IfIyrIIisgutiIé
. Tolqphono It house. I“.
No matter what your experience has
_ connecting with all trains on
your” eases most is
”Good paper as low ..
per mil-vhein vmglizh
tits-Isis the why. 0 ‘iso
OUR: NEW 00098
Are now in‘ stock. A mm W
than ever before. Prices. at:
very low. Keying engaged a‘ , M
or near enass PAPER m
we are in better position then m: to
do your work.
in,
PAINTING. mesa, HANGING sun,
saccharine.
10 First Averill!-
Tef. gall 135-2.
of everyone, the price at", .
. Ranges and Keatei‘ s “we
. good “value Designates
on true principles. they give
from i: small amount of1m »
some n appeardnce a ,
strength. our 818' Range II new
of compactness. .
narcissism, .
mounds
FUNERAL Imam
AND IMIALMIIB '
98 Waslinzton St. W _ .
axiom, 9 Crescent
GREGORY; “POINT.
South Norwailo
J. E. OULLIVAN:
Prlprletor and. Mann". .
Terms reasonable. BItlli 1
lug, fishing. Electric ears
Y., N. H. I: H. R. R
Norwalk Chronicler