. .
.fiiilon has resigned hi
hlnrk In morn Brothero’ M23.
Thomas. of Compo street.
hing Minn Hard or brook-
110 Mrs iii. A Noah the enter-
9‘ Mr Smith and family, of South
"
uni-M-”—
.mle Lodge. I" and A. M. will hold
it gulnrmceting. in Mononir Iinll,
. and Mrs. John F Hull are guests
the Franconln inn, Franconiu New
puhire.
.' timotor Odour Smith's men have
:pyfuntiiok carriage bridge nearly
Minnie Silllman lll' Elli-1U)“, is
mold: of Mine Iwilic lv‘lwood, oi
hs’ll‘nrms.
‘ . L. G. 0011111111 and daughtel.
4' Carrie Cannon are lllc guests of
'00 In Boston.
. to Edward. 101.115.7331... been Irit~
“'oi lIcI aunt M15 Edward
01' liinyhtulcu’ " ‘
~Adams.‘ of Greene Farms,
been scIiously ill during the
081th" in improving rapidly
and Mrs. llllclterscn, of (‘.unul
have been entertaining MI and
George 'I‘ Dickerson, or New York.
wTrotillng and BusciIIIll at the Nor
Walk Fur Giouuds Saluran Sept. 28.
newsman 25 cents. ~
“chorus Boers nnd Benjamin Allen
attending the Grccniield Hill Conn-
lob'u hgricuiturnl fair. at that
(may. ,
Mary S. Bennett, who has been
k Mrs. Lina (‘. l1 um hill) of
street, has returned to her home
‘ and Mrs. Frcdcllck ’i. Redford
who have been spending the summer at
home in Greens Farm Ieturn to
York next week.
The guests at the Westport Hotel
‘ erduy. were: 8". (i :I‘uthill New
[OFkl B. Golf, New York rind George iv‘
to ', Bailstown. N. Y.
’0 190110th League of the Sanga-
010M E Church. will hold u fniI sup-
filernndE entertainment in the Sangu—
12015 ME .118“ this evening.
aleltial Eaton died at he home
‘ bury, Tuesday morning. Mrs.
an a sister of .i. Wesley Perry.
Ethel Wnkcmn'n. oi Greens
as been engaged us it teacher
~. Staples High School. Miss
. n1 recently gmduuted from
i .
:of'tho' local contractors.
than from here who went to
it this morning. to witnebs the
filternaitounl yacht I‘ili‘.t‘ che: E.
. 0 Wheeler. Louis 'l‘oquet. Prof.
llnm Ill. Collins Alonzo Wheeler.
rt U. Smith and Ernest Bradley.
ward Baldwin. who assaulted Miss
Wicken. known on Miss Daisy
,.ln Westport this summ will bet
In Bridgeport today. . énry ’B
.. and Stephen B Wakeman. oi‘ is
0800 on the jury. Attorney‘lfl. M
and Lawyer Harry R Sherwood
0 on the cane
W 0‘.-.4
0110010011.; prlc‘en (or pI‘lu'lIll-é' onc
this morning by Captain 8. G.
. tile maIlIei bant' DePuy:
7] lie onions. 84::00. Ied onions.
follow. onions. 82. 25 to 82.50.
. to in very little nnlc for smull white.
and those‘ few bring low prices.
too: 82. 00 p01 barrel.
W
-.-..
i000 Gates. of South N01 with wan
' out of Sidney Dayton. ct Compo.
8y. During the- afternoon. the
ahermcn went down the river for
100117: sport or their favorite
which they had 011 when they
lay exhibited ovcr two hop-
a prom anappera ever been
W...“
.Chnrles i’. Chapman is In
- today. lookinx aim mil.
’ e 1100 at that place. ,
. uhilonn canons will‘b'h hold
. I.“ 0080‘)” 4th. in To-
mu}... it In reported that
0110 Frank M.
Mpublicnn 1111111
U to Hill morning the
‘ not gully doubt“ that ,
old total; couch».
Illw
‘ l’alm'ortoii Lodge. Shepherds of Bethle-
. the United States.
_aIm. would have sent
M who in "
=10!“ mum 160i: 7‘
70M
'90!
o A. Simmon’fionthlnxtqn
aivy‘ L»:
i I. Lewin. bridgeporl.
Esperanre. b. In. ..
0.1mm. Westport.
AIletu Aim. 0. 01.,
Needlcl,‘ b '5” '
C. .l'. thelpvdlleilon.
13"le mil, lug,“ '
(1. W. W imry, Anaonia.
Pl‘ “WINCH hr. 8.
G. l. 0. A. L. Stewnrt. Bridgepor
TimE. 2. 3i), 2: 25. 2:82.
Joseph Perry 8. Baker Boil Won third
money in ””10. Frtio For All
i
“‘1,“ 4
1
8
3
4
6
5
701'
t.
Anumbor oi the member-II or body
hem. 001qu n nimprlao to Mr. and
Mrs IIIIIIII'I Walsh, at. their home in
Suhghtuok.’ last evening The first part
or the evening wan spent In aoclai coilv
verse. lotsrtha donkc some was pro-
poi-leti.i1n('l thin brough a hearty lauph
from oil present when Iill‘iencnt blind-
folded members were pinning donkey
tolls In all parts of the room. Mrs.
Thomas Gallagher captIIIctl the first
prize and Mm Nowaok won the cou-
lIolnlltm prlz‘é Solos were rendered by
Mr. and M19. Albert Willlnmn and
Frank Talbot. Refreshments were serv-
ed at 11:30 o clock. Among those pres-
out were Mr and Mrs. Frank Talbot.
Mr. and Mn. Thomas aliagiier. Mr
and Mrs. Albert» Willia HI Mr and
Mrs. H. Allen M15. Northrup. Mrs.
Sherman. ‘Mrs. Nownck. Miss Alice
Haynes. Mina Davis and Messrs. John
Gallagher and John Curtis. .
A GENUINE LINCOLN ANECDOTE.
for by the. editor oi’ Leslie's Monthly
who has it from a very old lady. Mrs
H. A. Baldwin. now living in Los An
(roles. (‘01.. who was a close. neighbor
of the Lincoln family when they rc
aided in Springfield ill.
“i run remember clearly u iittlc. in
(ideut which occun'od one Icry hot
sunduy morning in uummeI.
just about the time Mr. Lincoln had
I'eceivml thc'nmniuatlon i‘or scnntoI
My husband had gone to church alone
that nIor,ning as l wan not feeling well
i was sitting ut the window looking
out on the street when I espicd littlc
4
past our house as lost on his little. legr
could carry him. He. was between two
and was the sharpest little chap imag
inublc. Hi3 father had nicknumcd hlr.
anpolc.’ soon uhortencd to ‘Tad."ns
all the neighbors knew.
“Mrs. Lincoln had gone to church
lcnving the children at home in charge
01‘ Ml‘. Lincoln. and the. little fellow had
escaped from the yard in Home way 01
other. As i watched 'Tad' trotting post
i heard some one calling him froth up
the street. (limping up, I now 1111‘
Lincoln comin as fast 1104101 long legs
Iould cnrr hm. A0 I have said it
wnn exceo ingly worm that day,- and
people wore wearing their «thinnest
i‘..l0lll98 As long as i live i shull ncv
or forget Mr. Lincoln’s nppournncc
He was cootlesn, voutlcus. barohendcd
and bnrcfooted! Think of it! Thr
man who was later to be President 0'
actually striding
down the street lIuI'ci'oolcd after his
I'unowuy child! it was the most com
icnl night I have ercr witnessed
”l‘ud' wus noon ovoriukcn.‘ and Mr:
Lincoln. grasping his rebellious son
around the Waist. tucked him under his-
long arm like II suck of meal. with hi.t
hood to tho rear. and storied tor honII
ngnin. Unfortunately church serviced:
had just closed. and the streets wert
crowdcd with people. fashionably Iiros
sod, who stored in‘ mtnninhmcnt and
with murrlmcnt upon the comical
sight. Littic ‘TIId' won ’ccrcamingl
kicking and shuiming’lh 8 voiuofl’orl’
to escape. ills little ‘0rm hull. legs
were revolving in all direct one and tin
sight of Mr Lincoln. nominated and
halidrcsned with that by under hi12'
a wife i'nto
' posing had she. wi '00 it‘. He
however. was not emhnrranoed in the
least but ducked and bowed right and
lett to acquaintances relpondiug chcri.
iy to their 'Why. good morning Mr.
Lincoln. with ‘How are you M1080
and So.’ or ‘Fine day. Mr. 80- and So.‘
all the time wearing a pleasant smile
while the spectators were nearly con
ruined ut the sight."
Two of our prominent citizens. who
live within a thousand miles at where
the writer In domiciled. met in tho
ubllc mid" . ‘ '
‘ Thcy' vo csptured Aguinnldo "
'(‘Iapturcd who?"
”:i‘Atulnnldo
”What’u ho boon dolnn“
‘ 'Klllinl tiollt int."
(81de 'vinIn'wup film he kiuedr"
otnfiprnon ‘
, iii no oneundrel?"
' (More on '00).
and lvnI-b lm "
“it won ho: too expensive. 9' '
Whnt‘a point to mom
Lot‘s sell I crowd
iI't
II in Mon
mllllv.“
. ,WN'
It 900::
The ‘roilowinlz anecdote. .15 vouched ,
it Will» -'
"l‘nd' Lincoln trotting down the walk '
and three. years of age at that time : M, .
Goa. l and B of Heavy Artillery Gather
In Bridgeport, Ontohor. 0. .
The 32nd annual reunion of Com
ponies i and B and the band 0! the
First Connecticut Heavy Artillery mill
in the Atlantic Hotel
October 9
Noticcs to this client have been
kept out by flecretnty John C. Taylor
from the headquartol'n in Hartford.
IIIII Ill-0m
in Knot-lord. one I 0010
l 70 hill:
0.... many. be her 84" iIiltI
:gg'sloii will birdie 803m
001008.011
bjuiinons 0,208le lithe Friday.
noon. ' '
Tho 8088100
Boplist 0
mil
Strong: or WW.
will attend the gathering.
the onit 0! the auxiliary
ution throughout the world
Thmriny Aitonnoon.
folio we:
2.
3.
ll: iii-vv—Responae by Mrs. David
board of Connecticut.
Solo. Mrs. Ruth Darrow.
illnry Works. .
3: lsmblscuaélon. 10 minutes.
1).!" Webater, Waterbury.
cohort. Brion»
4: 10~Addrensl Denomination
1
0011; Hartford. .‘
-' ' Friday Morning. .
0 IIII-Devoti0nnl serviceu 'lcd
McKinney Annonilw '
9'. twonnideration oi reports
Solo. Mrs. Aborn F Smith.
Hartford.- 1
11: 00—13110ch cantorence I.»
Friday‘ Morocco.
.2: 90-Devotlonni norvicc.- -Ied
l. llixby. '
.l. W. leler. New :l.ondon.
Selection. Quartettc. '
2:45~Bnninenn~ meeting.
election 070810011.
be held
Pridgeport.
1901
Wedncodny.
The bunlncan [booting will
at I o‘clock.
that every comrade who con
clndcd in the. invitation. and
know how many will mood
that adequate preparation
mi thereon
Jim“. W W. Part“?
Major A. F Brookor.
'(I‘nal'len .1 Por'_teI
Taylor secretary
treasurer:
summita BI‘
loom with
Cilnsi
train
a to granite loosen,
most delicately benpmul 01
mph. become (‘otnmli'li'tivélv
8011: have .11
33.2%" on... "‘
mothey nro Maturation“;
W
7140 0203800. on m:
Nor-walk Cour III .
give 0 come a
turn "The
bathroom ulna
noted in
18.74000. A
M II -rl'l
Just thir
“About 8.000 Inna. ..
“00,40 03M
to ni'n'cilllto.
Minion «or. . ,
it! 001040804
8 1 ,
ans Auxiliaryv of the Yuan: 011's
Cristian “Agent-lanolin“ or Connection ,
nip: Thursday nitol'noon. lit
Iii conclude with the
will be held Ill the Flint
Ioii Wis mm «0008
e presl ed over by Mrs. 130th
We chilli'mnn'of'
the slate hoard. 0. About 20 auxiliary
associations will be repreuopted and it
is cxpectéd'thaf fully 10. delegates
The pon-
vention is hold {Or the advancement of
Young Mnn'q ilhriatlnn Association.
which in connected with every nonocl-
The program for the tow dnyn in no
zlllmllevotionnl exercisns. halt hour.
(lowAIidreaa of welcome. delivered
by Mrs, George 10.11011, prouidont of
the New London Woman 0 Auxiliary.
op Winston chairman of the ntnto
':i QOWPIIDPJ‘: Buhlnooe Methods in Aux
2054—1000101 Place and importance oi
nmumi non-m. Mrs. ‘wHonry-Dnv
in Christian Willi” Dr. Frank Dick.-
May- 10. Pahnoynr. New Haven.
10: iii—+0000 Hows Can We Beat Per
potunte Auxiliary Work? Mro. Stone.
nideratlon of unwind problem“.
limo—Special conference. The Boya’
Branch; Our Rrsponaibility to'i‘hem.
2:15~«Addrona. looking F01 ward. Rev.
resolutionn.
PM“? ,’
ANNUAL REUNION.
lit 12 noon and dinner will be served
it In .tho hope of the
sxocutivc committee and the officers
he proscnt will do so andmhnrtn will
he made: to notify Ill of Mom. ..
Frank Miller, of Bridgeport, In a
member of the egecutivo committee
and oil comrilden have been "Invested.-
to notify him whethcrvt they can be
present. und how many members of
their inmlllon- will-v accompany them.
The families of all comrades are in-
portnnt that the committee. should
mode. A postal cnrdhubeen lnulosud
v\\'|7h each annmmccmcnt with the re
quest. tllill .. he sent to Mr. Miller.
with the number that can attend HIM
The u .Icera of tho associntl
FLOWER GARDENS in THE SKY.
()n the snow capped peaks at the
Rockies miles above the sea level
and far above. the clouds, the stony
new from spring to an
0 colors of the wild now
on: that binom In that Ginny world. ‘
a moving
aI‘k crevices “damning in the
ammo woods hre found some of the '
‘ III-tilled children. Thor. are not often
laiirdmnninh‘nun‘tt 110- «he
3 Indian exhlllal'te' photograph; shown
Tilt: l’ItIdloII Home
r 00 08' interoitlng
Rev. Paul M. Stroller. «$410100th
(thumb. will
in way moi-0 100
0880080,” thmBookn. “
taking on Don Matthew" l‘oltna '
moot ouch li‘lumdnm owning. This
0ng he will .ivogtho intioduotolzhé
”nirvana than who _
will attend any or the 1001mm!!!
m to In» on. nm 000.0011an
00.0: 'I'. no;
N 8 l
School tonobonl VIII hold a maul-0. i'. .
mm
1040' "enrollment!” I
i
it The
nit-'0.
oi the
Strong.
by Mrs.
Purpose
by Mrs.
by Miss
the con
by Mrs
in
he held
Mnibir
it is im
in order
may be
ITO.
pres adept"
vicc- pronident;
John 0.
Mature 8
Ion o'er
I00 K8-
.‘J'hul'
:30:
l
I
it
{on was troubled In the nine w‘iiy'
Filth "
. 0,010.“: '
MW‘
ecnuu the pron: in in Rut
on can the; multiple tho
hen invo'ntiutod ‘04.; 0111va at:
inaction. " ’ f " ’ ’
t demonlltrntpn 29"?“ tho0ry given no);
before 10000;“
111‘.le 8. Norton. 0t
long time Iny'wito ‘
l0“ and toc‘gfoh
hidney 0000080001. 38800831005
tvero tried'tn ' '
tie! and cure. She had about given up
hopes when one day i got Donn’ 0 KIII'I .
pay Pills at lPlnlntod’u drug store. and \
grit-d to induce her to take them. At
rat she remand. but i linuliy perv
Quaded her to give them 0 trial. The)’
0r0vcd to be just the right thing. {or g
in a short time she began to improve
ind iinnlly bocnme well. It M'rn. Mor-
ngain, i would be willing to My top
dollars A box for Don“ Kidney Pun.
knowing an i now know their curative
bowers "
For spin by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fonter-Milburn 00., Buffalo. N.
Y.. solo naentn {or the United Staten.
. Remember the name—wan 'owand
take no other.
m .- ;.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
. HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In afloat May 10. 1001.
LEAVE IOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YOR
A. M.~—12: 36x. 4: 5be '0: 45:. .0: 15
8:55 7: 18. 7: 54. 8:,716!.903x.ev.9:30,
9: 00', 10: 22:. 10: 40. 11. 35%. .,
'.P M.-—12:65:. 1:.17 2:261. 8:04
.. ..L‘...
0.4..
6:41. 7.07, 7166!. 8:11 10,120.
SUNDAYS.
Mir-12:351. 4: 55:. 6152. 9106.
ll: 40:.
P- M. -—8: 21x.5. 33. 6: 561.7: 20 8: 40!,
ll): TO
LEAVE NEW §ORK FOR COUTH
NO WALK ' '
..:. Ila-.03;- 09.: °- It:
I . 0- 2x 4 ll"
iii.
10‘104 13:00:
11.0.12: 0'2 1 I'.1:aoi 2: 00: a: o:
0301:. I: on. 4': 04,. 4: 30, a: 02. 0: 00:.
0. 03. 7-000 :99}; 9:50 11:990.
A in .—12: ‘1);an 30: 00. flint). 1099:.
P. 81.:-—0 00 8: '00:.1
LEAVE SOUTH. NORWALK FOR
NEW W'iHAVEN.
A._M.:~v~12 0811318003.
7: 42 8: 42. 9: 100.
11:08:. 11033-
P M.:~—10 08:, 1: 10. 8: 07:. 4: 18.
5. 28, 6. 20. 7: 05x39: 08:, 9: 16 11:16.
Bridgeport in addition to above-4’.
M.--2: 40. 6:04. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—~12:08x. 1:09x, 1:201. 7:42
0:12. 11:0811. l
Elm-3:15. 8:05. '
8001‘“ NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A.M 10-45: It 9: 68:
P'.8l.'~'—1:‘.“8 4:m.0:10.:000.
7:10.
DANIUIY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
. A. 87-4: 00 7' I! 8: 80. 8188, 11:07.
P. M.:—~I 00x. 0: 25 0: 48.
Sunday trains to Dnnbury. 9:80: 0.
10.; .:7 30 p.111. Leave Dnnbury. 8:05
a, ”1-; 0: 10, 7. 57 0.01
n x infliction Homo.
1:20: 5:.“
.1
Out otter new trade. and at
the mine time tuition excel-
lent-care oi the trade that
is already ours.
~ Inovhr Will II better time to
begin.
M
Point-w Buppiim- Antoni» ~~
“hill?" mtmifi‘: . ”It
Window 008%, cornice‘ P9100.
ii ..w MTVRES. ..: v1 ,1
PicWPI‘uhedWOrdu
3.21:, 4:07, 4:50x, 5.38. 6:562.';0:0h. V.
10:02:,10:108
it you have 1
not been dealing here. there .
2......”—
First, the lightweight dreny ‘
' hind, patent tip. bull toes, lace
' and button.
Second, the Box Cult double
sole, lace. tuil toes, with extenv
’ uion edge sole.
1:0 Third. the Box Colt. 10 inch
5- 010m boot, double, sole. "toll
. size," mat the thing for a wet
‘ ' 0y. '
Fourth, Ladies"Patent Enam-
. 01, full 'edge. double pole. very
81mm.
Ill Fifth, the medium Box Unit
gwince extra low heel, double sole,
lost the i‘thing for the young In-
ales—védh ool wear and all, at
I Ii
GEE WINDOW.
WearSlIoesthaiFIt
For 3 Sale 1
Inc's; I
FLAGS!
' FLAGS !
FLAGS!
FLAGS!
FLAGS i
ill“! Prices.-
Gemstock,
Watkins
St now,
“2 WASHINGTON STREET
South NorWaik.
Phone 43-6.
HORSES
TO, SUIT EVEi‘IrB‘oov.
WI HAVE THE)! COMING. 37 TH!
OAR'BO‘D WY "W DAYI.
g l' "" ll 5
M TARLOV
FLAGS i‘“
FLAGSIA
unuusnmu
...;::;-......_ ., .
113011.01»; .100: '
Thovllndenvoar at its thinnest is thick
11011011 just how"- .1
A popular price is 5000“ ‘ ,
, 111an Ind Itillzlnd it. we Invqnnde our
., Imago: as hiIlI 0100'
., tr “.4 I.
at” :10
“10080341
Po.
ef'hnd asif
lull sails 00010 We :are soilino con-
siderable 01010010 his ... .. 3
W0 hive higher "Ii (imments. all
correspondmglu hell 80100030.
.‘Ilil'lfw
05 hold IS IS conSIsieni
. ..
'.‘l ..3;
i 'lrzi'.
.giv .
8.0
saWashIngtoI-I street.
‘ scrim NORWALK
M mi . I1..I ...I.'II- . I
a i
a.
'I...
'00
A; LITTLE DOXof molt-ox '
A! III Hmfififlo. 25 canto.
w
l = «n ml -'4.:
THE BLOOD
IIE'N the blood is poleflgma health is assured. Pure blood
carries nourishment to the tissues and removes impurities, or
wastr- products; mun, active brain, bright eyes. clear skin,
a sense of well being {Ind general coInfiIrt. ‘1 ‘ ' ' l
.Wlicn the blood is poor in quality and deficient in qulntity.
illness occurs; result headncbewhmn fag, nervousness In its various
forms, palpitation of the heart indigestion, biliousnesr, countipation,
backache, and a general incapacity {Writ orpiumue. ..v' ' ' - '
,.
04.
Double Extension Soles and Extension H0010.
'. lift 3 “I
,«
. Burt 8L Compnnv‘s $11er for Men. 83 50
Lou nsburv. Mathewson litCompa‘nv's’Sh‘Oeé' I or 000.00.03.00.
Children 5 Box Calf bhbes. Si 00 SI 25 and SI 50.
The Faultless Ladies Shoe now sellinghi $2 00. '
ii 0. I} .110} 0‘
lili.‘
0 pilot...
fill-'0 " I“
. l .I W"‘li1".‘”!"ll“ 'A I ‘I‘
And than melanin our ropptnlion 0.01.000. 8‘0' obit.”
' .0 union! all claim. Our Ioo'orlment in daily {bé' biota.“ of 4an
‘i'dul'nr in do. (III-nary 400' mi 0m In. in (Mac or window
Ill 7 .00: $12..
Inning In.
1;, iii +7001. II in .' wile economy“ In pli't in ylm which My
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