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Mrs. William Brown has recovered
from her illness
-. “Vim
alcb Wood is in New York doll] i
m )0!) for tumors WWW
im-firi‘ «a. a. .-
her.” .l. W. Davis will preach next
firmly afternoon in the Cranbirry'
c ape . .
Michael McNeil and August Welseit
have. secured positions with J. W.
Benny as painters.
The Town Teachers Association
will hold a reception at the new school
in this place, next Tuesday evening.
M
-
Edward Birch. of Riverside avenue.
has scoured employment in Bridgeport
apd has moved his family to the Park
’ c ty.
_.
~Trotilng and Baseball at the Nor
walk Fair Grounds. Saturday Sept. 28.
Admission 25 cents.
Mrs. J. W.-Davis is expected to re-
turn home tomorrow evening from her
visit with relatives throughout the
state.
Rev.‘.l. W. Davis is almost ill with
a severe cold. He was feeling goou
yesterday. but arose this morning with
the cold.
Miss Cowing. of Seneca Falls; N. Y.
who has been the guest of Mrs. F. B.
Baker. of this place. has returned to
her home.
J.' W. Beatty went to Newark, N. J..
V,last night. and today. with his father.
John P. Beatty. attended the interna-
tional cup race.
Everett Sanford is moving from East
avenue to Stamford, where he has se-
cured employment in the lo'clr shop of
the Yale lit Tow as Company. . .
Mrs. C. C. St. John of Chester Pa..
he has been the guest of Captain and
. th Y Z ndt
mil basil 3‘ m‘l’éy‘luulfi.
, H—w
e gChuich street libys and Stilts
wi lay a game of Mthaii on the
Ma niver oval, Saturddy afternoon
Much interest is manifostpd in this
game. , . . V.
The funeral .of Storm on Wood was .
mint m hik'V late mutations in Wu“ K
rcnii‘i reel at 10 3o odloc this morn-
ing Rev. J. W. Davis oilic tried at the
service.
llenry Gerhardt. of the Washington
street bridge. has received a letter
from his brother Fritz. who is in the
Klondike. He reports that he is get-
tipg along nicely. .. VV
The East Norwaik Athletic Club will
play the St. Paul choir boys a game
of football Saturday afternoon on the
Charles street grounds. it promises
to be an exciting game.
n schooner load of lumber is being
unloaded at Sound Beach for Contrac
tor Carr. of this place it will be used
in the construction of a cottage for
Miss Murphy at Noblferhrn Pit-k.
it was reported this morning that
Michael Drew is slowly recovering at
the Norwalk Hospital. This will bé
pleasant news to his many friends.
Mr. Drew has had a very serious ill-
ness.
William Wright. who has been ill
for the past week thought that be I“
able yesterday morning to go to work
He did dot remain at it long. however
as be had to give it up again and re-
turn to his home in Cottage avenue.
Robert E. Morrison the night engin-
eer at the railro d drawbridge.re
mains about the me at his home in
Van Zilndt a'.;venue He has peritonitis
and appendicitisv combined. it is
thought that the chances for his recov-
ery are slim. .
One of the wheels of a wagon be
longing to Raymonu Brothers broke
down in East arenas. at the head of
Fort Point street yesterday afternoon
while Walloon Quilt]! Was driving. The
hay was loaded on another wagon and
taken to its dealinatlon
John Brown. otglya'dlov'r street. had
a wet experience. yesterday while in
his boat near W. C Hart’s dock. in
some manner he fell overboard and
had a narrow escape from being
mm cilia‘hoa g dock. in It:
vemmnch exhausted
The' Ladies mfifim of the East
, {If t roster-
‘ ,. aflW‘mimim
fall work. They busted themselves
sawing on a quilt. They will meet
each Wednesday afternoon during the
winter There I; at??? attendance
I...“ Hill
mom‘m‘eato his stat‘uem by
truism o i . ' ha returns
to logic. mhllfitefi'lm it w: s sisters.
is (ab asahred~
“Whosltibfi % uhlsgnt' foreman
. lWi M sham '
gain day in}??? (landmine 1:?“
a ct ta termite av.
to o‘eifin 1m cousin, E. S. Hosted and
grand uncle. Nathan Roberts. Mr ill:-
.by was at the PanvAmeriean Exposl'v
tion and was on his way to New lurk.
where he" will remain a couple or days
before returning home. Mr. Rigby.
twenty years ago, resided in Darien.
Previous“ to this be was a resident of
East Norwalk. Mr. Hunted had'not
seen him since he left for the West.
The S. W. C. Club. of this place,
held a meeting last night at the reel-
dence 'of the president; Miss Annie
Ashworth. and elected the following
officers:
President—oMiss Ashworth.
Vice president—Clara Wolf.
b Second vice president-«Viola fly):-
so.
Treasurer—Ethel Glover.
Secretary—Alice Reynolds.
it was the first m'eetipg of the club.
and it promises to be a liucoosli.
.....
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown. 'of Ludlow.’
at their residence laatnight. there be-
ing about thirty- five pr'cse‘nt. During
the evening dancing was indulged in.
and a vocal and instrumental e-enter
drlclt' dancedweveral ”mile to the
amusement of these present. Mr.
Wells played the organ and can: 867'
oral selections. There wile a ca‘lte
wall! by a young couple lrvin'g Pardoe.
of Norwalk. furnishing music on the
violin. At 12 o'clock supper was scrv
ed and all departed to their homes.
feeling that they had indeed had a
very pleasant evening. -‘
The watermelon social at the East
Avenue Methodist Church last night.
was a great success. it was held un-
canine separator tile abci'hl comiti'
tee of the e‘. node i
dtrootion o Rb’helgi Thompson. {3’
bh than? 3:1?th bogmit t
9 can a a cue ‘ii .
tartar¥l .. niiient was be ill
the serially 1&me it Jim
of are following:
9 " . .
median uimx of
Mrs? C H. Can eld whistling
solo; Mrs. E. H. Patterson recitation
and Robert Thompson, selected load
ing. After the program had L‘cn con
eluded. in which nearly all had to re-
spond to an encore those present ad—
journed to the basement where water
melon and other refreshments were
psrtaken of. A most pleasant evening
was spent and all voted that they so
ioyed themselves thoroughly.
Mrs. Charles H. Simone. of No. 12
Henry street. was agreeably surprised
yesterday morning when she opened a
package that had been left. at the door.
A beautiful silver candelabra was dis-
closed to view. A letter also accom-
panied the package ge. and when Mrs.
Simone had finished reading. she could
hardly express her appreciation. The
gift was from the ofileial board and
members of the East Avenue Metho‘
dist Church. and was presented to Mrs
Simona in appreciation or her volun-
tary services as a member of the choir
for tbe past twenty years. She has al
' ways taken the leading soprano part.
and hardly ever in that time has she
missed a service. it made no diam-
once what the weather was. it could
almost be relied upon that Mrs Si-
mons would be at her post: it was,
thought at first that Mrs. Simona
would be invited to the parsonage to
receive the gift in the presence of the
members of the church and that Rev.
Mr. lv‘ohst wbuld math the present-
tron speech but it was. nnall conclud-
ed that the ”caution made
quietly”; , , A 1 . ,, .
marshanonoaoroa
Miss Mary Bates. of Eristol. ls visit
lng friends in Noroton
W. s. Averyrof thia‘place, will more
to Norwalk next week.
Mrs. Newton H Crofpot is ill at her
home with a congestive chill.
...._....r..._. .
Clarence E. Scoliold. who has been
ill for a few days. is convalescent.
'Fr’oll Chaddortaa. the bar went
to the1dtoniktlon‘a'l “all r’a y.
“u. I.
"' v
bile whrd'0. rim “mantle
Panvltinerican Exposition and N
.Mramlll) PerryoiEastNorwalk.
laur-
.i‘
MN“ _ at...”
Wm a
,.
street. gave a very successful party '
telemenl’ediium hi is. Him. .
.‘ well as he ever ‘vras. Mr. l
ways an active worker. was not ar .
~ v iaalse during that time. Boot Oblili
unemployed after returningtohlaoid, Geo. C. Stiilsou V .
[lubberton—«Jli’: ‘i enquire that
your business id flannel“.
Stranger (haugktily) -—Sir Pro a gen
Robberies—Weill reckon that's a
hmlnesl 'irtrhnger; but you' re
the only man that‘s failed at it -
Elllcsgo News -‘
Norris Silver North stratford. N. 3.,
abettle of One Minute
liars when sufferlps with a
d me was incurable.
0pc bottle relieved me. the second and
”third almost cured; Today i am a well
Geo C. Stillson.
r or of ' VV‘inasV‘lvi ~
New Mia!“ mwee visit! friends. J
‘ ' to nit“ 1
was “Wrong-iv .vivllfla
Mrs. Edwin Bruggerhoof and daugh-
.tera. are expected to return from their
visit at Nova Seotin and other points in
:Vfii cnpblo of days.
presume "W new *2
e or e are as
night. was streamline Muslim er the third
irked“ 01
pm ‘
crimes our: ivlil leave within a
Sonnet-lawn! li‘cir Guillermo. for' his
ea 8 r ends hope that the sin
mate will halibut Mi, V
Ww‘ ' .‘v
The residence of .Wecko. in Leroy
avenue. has been r paired and a new
roof has been 6out on. Clarence E.
Sconeld did the weak. ~ .» .
George H. Tilley. of this place. is
having a large sewer job done by Ray-
mond Brothers. of South Norwalk. dis
house will be contracted:
John Raggedy. proprietor of the
. Tooker House. was idlSouth Norwallr
yesterday. The injury to gill! foot is
getting along‘ nicely
There was a slight blue on one of
the ties on the railroad bridge, yester-
day. A pull of water enlagulshed it
before any denim was 9er ,
W
A piper hits bebn circulated about
Darien asking that a vote on license
be taken at the town election. Rev.
H. S. Brown head‘s the piper;
The large eighty-foot sign which was
on the Darien ball grounds has been
removed to the Mary Seil'ock lot. The
railrdad company had it removed.
i
The Volunteer Hook .1: Ladder track
ies Adams. of Railroad avenue. has
is iooated.Vveandr1o; erect d
dwelling house” store comb tiled
during the coming winter. The Hook
& Ladder Company has not procured
a site as yet. . '
Rev. Charles A. Willson. who has
since last spring. been stationed at
Smithtown Branch. 1.. 1.. but who is
aid this week visiting in this; victattvmx
beets the iv to tum
New Yorknoonfergleb bnmwm
been for several years a member. He
came here. a few years ago.» when fallv
ing in health. but is now dwrently an
illsbh‘al-
home. Soon after he arrivtbi here' he
too charge of the work or" the church
down and almost abandonedlle short-
iv gathered a congregatlowmovated
the building; had it relunlahed tad re-
painted and enrolled a nmramm
:‘bout guy. The same sort of angina-mil
ve e on was 9 In: my
Church. under hms p. to a use
Chi and influential institution. and it
now shows every evidence of progress.
Mr. Willaon took charge. of the ,ohnrchfio
at Springdale wheel itwaa‘ "in down. .
The experience at High Ridge was re-
oeated here. and the Sprludale work
has been emanating alibi .laster.
assigned to Darius wh a lathe
The influence of Mr. WI 's eidbrb
was apparent. not only in large cou-
gre‘gatlona. but in a general and much
needed 'le vemcnt no: church
property. peer his té, sum
schools and can people's societies
we're eats iiaV ed. and til the depart-
ments of c even work were placed up‘
on a good mm foundation After
the conference last spring he was sent
to Smithto wmanvl tranche new
on; printed in that locality It would an-
nhsr that he has been meeting with the
same success there which character
iaed his work hereabouta. Now that his
health is excellent; and he in mmcikcnt
‘3 stress a undertake any war to
which he is ilk‘eiy to he called. ifr.
Willaon feels he should so back to pin
own conference. He filled on engage
. _ most often: standing. this week'dm‘
risk an address in the chapel of
lav view of h
. departure. this
the last ‘
' for 1a consider-
s time on . _ . "‘lwill he heard at
a‘ public sent“. ‘9 '
ROW . R
:John Rich is in port. where
he expects to .: some time
ll '
Mrs John Rich baa gone to New
York to . 'vlattV wVitu
relative? . {i
‘. Arm "h.
it held in Crafts”: mum
' u, .
.4.
,« vex
«denser» :lmv Mamet.
EM . and lira
hairpins: o’er:
Mm
. an. Frank Lyon. who has been ill
for comp time. is i
Clarence nuino‘v family;
greenfield WM! pl} [”9th bars. on
' Mrs. runs lime. or ”underpin. ii I
visiting her father and Moth». up .
father. was Wi1lsm,lilis M iii,
Mr and Mrs. Charles Perry” have re- 3 at,
turned fro rout their weddi agn- '
ge- settled in thtir bolus aim
hi J«bnson alibi '
4g —
div
Mrs issue Thorpe. of Bradleyvillcvj’
spent Sunday in Bethel. . '
Guy went up with her, aniliwm fret
main several weeks with Elmer TWV
well and family. ,
{Rev Ralph J
move dto their new
n and fainll l' .
In last weeks issue it: It
reported that the house was a gift f
Mrs. Jellerson' a father to her.
a mistake. as the residence was pre-
sented to Mrs. Jefferson by her hust‘3
v r W“ “s
as. V - V
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SAVED VA VIOYV'BV LIFE. V
I i]. ii i A
“It “k. ' 7
them one we lost vvitIVllle croppigig 8Q ti Bath rs Sout “or
dad“. a one y ropp ._
doom all exam the moruv 3““ _ “3'”?
egg; by ll, ll Pianist vafna '
. 'f’li‘s . -~~ my: r.
Of Course null Horse—idly?" '. .
us. EW’SWWM ’
"When fall co
mes and our fol
out to make calls: you'll have to
a plug hat and ill have to wear a‘ velu‘
A ne‘er failing cure for cuts, burns
scaide ulcers wounds and
wars Witch Hazel Salve. ,
soothing and heal!“ remedy dd:
skin affections;8 tAche
house will have to be moved. as Char- ’
purchased the site on which the hem .
pt only the go .
m . . i a
The [lode-Date (livid—Of sound it? »v .v
was all the result of her buaiwtraln
ing "Be mine.” he urged, and ‘stprted
to plead his case. r v
dear sir. " she replied. "put your
i in writing and ‘suhhiit it by
i ha e no time to listen to oral.
.&hicago Post.
Henry Braydon. Harris. N. C... an":
"1 tool: medicine 20 years for asthma
hilt one bottle of
7Elite did me more
at unting Ridge. which was then run ‘
and until last spridg. Mr. laon ml
dit 0t arti ia . wreaked the
s s were a p en r th‘ of its new attendant. 8‘"
1 “No." {replied the. aura, as she pre
”:fooa
“Therefore " via. the wise deduc-
.tion of the youthful sage "you must
be a wild nurse. "
Sid Darling 1012 110de St. Port
Huron. Mich. writ es.
pills 'and laxatives. ultI vWitt's
Early» Risers are far the best
pills l have ever used" They never
gripe. Geo. Cl Still son.
Encodnter.-Nuhhs~—'
lie went into the editor's once like a
roaring lion and em out like a post-
Buhbael‘low Quip that?
Nappy-nicked
W...—
Many phyaiaianam knee now present:
Sound that it
”b? a... M... r it...
“assume“
‘1‘ Mel Whamkindaaadit '
erefore cures indigestion and tin-
wpflmliliter what i“ «use.
lb! MW ‘l't "I With;
~5 A trifle inland. «Task-What is ab
till
Teas-OI! 1 man- it's true of these
take love W3 tread in a book
(humanofitonvtouimhm . N
Stand of Francis ll. Gregory the‘
. awrmrcwraurtohvfivl‘tle ;
' was;
,rtltendaosynaahlherhousstoths
v .3». .« nevus We °'~ ""
s . . rfv-HVV mar-Wu
in? had more than once
libusév'
it.“ and John A‘ng’a’ drug store.
#41...—
":w mmfliwdu splder."-‘vBoso
n “ m“libero are just two sorts
VVl Vtiit d ‘.l°".‘“- .
'--“Ybs'; one sort that begins
e bud attyuh there. and an infer
. Rdebi'gried for «perv—Philip
“La—*ma-I—b'
:Litlmr V.
V n"l‘hus tar
c.8tlllson.
m y. I beheld ”must
liar va‘h f'a ily: ha efhlln ' .
"Alilrlg t,"replied them idower. "l
bathing? lave an: am e tgirl malt
va r ac pgto aveyou amo
emit! an'th "hi-4; hitaxo Record
Wm
A snociu no CALAiairv
ieiybef amped. laborer;
writes Dr. Lkeilett of Willllord’." Ark.
"His foot was badly crushed but Buck-
lt' clasp y wohdelnd for Burns.
Pi and all skin are lions. It's the
world‘s champion h'ea er'. Cure guarv
anteeli. ville Sold hylv‘ Baxter
South Nbrwalk. and John "A Riggs
Not-walk in
The chief Objection. —-"So you oh
lost to plan playing" “i do," answer.
edihl'l or who wears a- continues
scowl. “What in year principal object
lien 10 it?" “The fact that it in not
dangerous to the performer like bicy
cling and automobliing."—Washington
4‘
HOW'SV THIS?
We offer One llundred Dollars Rev
ward for any case of Camrh that can
not Iibe cured by Hall's Catmh 0m.
PM. CRENEY O (10:; Props;
Toledo, 0.
hadnr'm.
Ahr
NNAN E MARVIN
enema
Ball's Fully Pills are the but.
v. to the fact that honest old line Life
1 'v" Mime-mute! mu. .
also on absolute protection to those ~
debvndenti'upon yen? if vyou do no! ‘
id .unleratand this fully callvat orwritc ta ‘ -
. (the General .0” of the (loan. Gsn'i
Lite ins. 00.,Maited Bank» Building}
So; Norwallt Conn. .
ram 9%." 1mm
GENRE”; MIM-
ii. ”W's llt'.‘ Bill’s Milli
.1 2 CU ‘
So. Norwalk
s'ia '
len'.a lea Salve gilleitly cured hi; '
Our very best Butter.
Peninsular Milk,
5 l‘b‘ 'Dns mull.
London Cocos, 55 lb. can.
6 :boae'a‘Sardines in Oil,
Sill). pkg. Gold Dust Washing
7 bars Gloss Soap.
ll bars Saratcga Soap.
A. STULL.
r
We. the undersigned hankaenn iv‘ 5»
J. Olin-0y for the laot 15 m‘rr. adv;
believe hill perfectly hoaorablc‘ in oil . -
bhata Woes and financially , ‘
, able y out say obligation made
a mug Wholesale' om
‘v'i Uri"
RHEUMATISM
‘ l' serum " ‘
ALL DRUQQISTS
will TARLOV.
Dealer in Junk oi:Aii Kinds.
if at prices build for old metal, .
l”banners, everything. Write or
0:31“: Prompt attention given to all .
0rd
l0 “Tavior Ave"
NEW rank.
Holmium
Seamcrs Eagle and City of Nor—
walk leave New York, Pier 23.
Float River, Bcckman street, 3 p.
Norwalk and South Not-walk
. during‘tiie night.
23c lb.
Washburn Crosby' a Gold Medal
68c bag.
8c can.
15c.
18¢
250
15c.
25c
26c.
DELIVERED [N YOUR BIN.
we handle only and grade of final,
H! $8.531?
Plensyourmnow the take adv
5.va mteavduoted above.
Newman-twkatvoaromoshu-
beanla Mummers-merrier.
aalwewllipiaa-you. -
much Briers. i
MW: verily.
mm “
‘ fix the ‘why
mu“
by”. .'
SW 076' DOMCEM .
«or, low. Raving can ;«
of rinse-cuss PAPllii'tv' : ~ ' "g...
in Era ill better mines madman
doVyenr'worlt. "‘ '~, ._.....,,.’f“‘“
Pannrme. "filth Manama
10 First Avenue,
of everyone, we; piles of"
. [can es and Heaters we 0
v. . n We principles. they give
town a small amount of
; some in appearance and
.a ength.0ur§18llamoil
Cor. Noflb Main and W0“ m
an} Warn-amp.
Ho! lit Rudolf. ., . .
l
roll-diving very llgii ”
of "no ,
’ ”Mid H'l ..
amounted. .
Tel. Gall use: .
Value. Designed and
ammonium; ‘ . ‘3
Horace R. NEE .
AND" EHIALMIIJ" "
' ”warmest. m
J. a; suuLIvAftr
Erlpriotorm all?!“ ‘
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