AooA ruck
any: ArAAm
0,0Powors, of Westport, has
I new lrotlm‘.
W-‘MW
FF another new wheel.
My Carozon'y, the West Side 111111
1', lost his delivery horse, yester-
nlt DiGlovanni. of Baugatuck,
enormity passed the burbers‘ exam-
‘ on, a few days ago.
Connecticut Railway & Lighting
,. pony has a gang of men repairing
‘ 111111111 on the Weatport draw bridge
0‘17
fit id (Ogden, of the University of
oyivania. is spending a few do 11
,. 80F!" mother, at their home in
_ ort
A)!!! and Mrs. Pasquale Rugozzluo
returned to their home in West-
after a visit with friends in Penn-
,nl'chaslng Agent Charles E. Dunne-
1111,11: the Computing Stole Com»
{will spend tomorrow. in New
. city. '
118 guest: at the Westport Hotel.
.. day, were:
Rochelle, and Sam M. Vreden'. of
.911") Sullivan bud l-‘ronk DiGiovanui
e Dewey Extl nvaganza Company.
Park City Opera House, Bridge-
last evening.
_ The macadum road is completed on
, tilde of Main street. and the other
A 0 its having the finishing touches put
by the steam roller today.
*1)t" Wheeler of Waterbuly. who has
.0011 pending a few days with his par-
Mr. Aaml Mrs. S. 8. Wheeler. of
art, returned thir- morning.-
town legistrnrs will make vot-
. all thooo that qualify in the town
.'tori.1'orro1v. between the hours of
'11: 0011.11. 111.. and 7 o‘clock p.111.
"0 in King street will rctlun to
winter home in N911 York today.
_. and Mrs. Charles Smith have
on their household effects into the
.. t‘dher‘s cottage, on the Craufurd
loco, in 00111110. Mr. Smith has been
ngd as dairvmon.
amen Dooling. of (‘ompo left ves
rday for Harlem Rivzel 1111919 it is
orted, he has 141111111111 11 position
Altit the New lork.l\‘c\1'iiaven 81
Hiritord Railroad (‘ 11111p11ny.
1110 of the "citizens of Sullgatuck.
‘4 ery nnvlous to know.“\\'hy'.’ the
intent of the. town of Westport do
lit signed 1111 on tho ends of the
ii on the railroad b1 111,9;11 probib
bicycle riding 011 the bridge
,0 Westport Gun (‘lub will hold it
out at 4 0 "(t'lotk tomorrow afternoon.
1 ,n , e Gorham grounds. A number of
11110 local cracks have promised to be
. resent. The club will probably hold :1
Meeting 111191 the shoot to decide whe<
r they 11111 11991) the Maugautrap o1
tut-nit
FT '1: Weatport boll players who play-
picked team f1on1 the 1.011111111111'1'
Matthewsou and R & (1 teams. last
nday, are still jubilant over the way
i? pitcher. louis Fanning. struck
05A the out-of- town players seventeen
than. The two teams will play again
Westport next Sunday afternoon
Miss Lillian Keane. who for several
."has been employed 1111 waitress;
of Riverside ,
9.16, was married Wednesday even:
Misses Wheeler.
Edward‘I-‘iliow of Poplar Plains.
v. C. M. Selletk of Norwalk.
ed the 991 emony M1. and M1i4.
law are now keeping house in their
1 me in Poplol Plains.
1-4- -—-»—~—~—~1 ' ‘
0 you nights fair of the (‘hurch
trAsoumption which has now been
can for three evenings. 111 the
turret: building. 111 State street. has
11 large numbers of people from 1111'
81.01 the town. who buvr1 made it a
t Incceos, both socially and finan-
" Tonight will be whnt'is known
"Old People's Dance night, ” and
nor will be reserved for them
between the hours of 9 and 10
a“...
" ilinm P. End's new sitcom yacht
”1 ill: is exported to‘ arrive. in port
1111111111111 trip from Boston today.
. 81811111111111. of the bout that are
' he will be the ililetfit no t
llnd that over honored t e
f tho"Souuatuck river. it
that Mr. 8:110 and his short:
1 out! the international yacht
Wow-the deck of his now vessel.
at. Agent 83. A. Gauchet has purl.
Elm-.11 Doolittle. oi
qucon 10111111101me3 Ruth Kcelor;
'Queen 1‘ 19111101:
1111
37'0“ lb lulu ‘on‘dt
and rode down the bill It I 1110.1! 089
so the tough characters could not
“tell her will 11111141111131, dry con-
010ch 1191' 1111111111 a lucky o
Wee—nut '.
Captain James Borneo. the veteran
Bnugatuch carriage hridgu manipulator
accidentty turned cornerstone bitch
Ward while at work on the structure
yéitordav ofteruoon and landed in the
11111111111 below Captain Borneo was
helping Contra-chm Oscar A8111! '1: men
loplank the bridge. and at the 1 me Vlad
pulling a plank near the side of the.
bridge with 11 book. Just as he Wan
pulling hard the hook slipped 11nd Q813-
tsdn Barnes disappeared from view. in
11 few seconds toilets were heard
switching side of wakemon' 11 duck and
the manipulator appeared and yellud
for asuiutancc 81101 tiv 1111111 he went
down.Cn1pontor Gltlii who was also
at work on tho bridge ran over to the
other end and quickly untied 1119. poin-
ter of one of the charmed and paddled
the boat to the bridge where he, found
Captain Barnes holding on to the
W‘OOdeu frame. work that. protected the.
p or.
the weight of his winter clothing. Mr.
Burner; climbed into tho boat. lie is
receiving congratulations today for his
narrow escape.
The fair. supper and entertainment
given in the 81111111111le M E. Hall 11151
Wetting by the lilpwol'th lmltguo of the
31111311111“ Methodist Episcopal
Church proved highly successful, for
which the members of the League
have been the recipients of many com-
plimcntu. 111 one entcled the. cosy lit
ilc hull dust cyculug they were con
fronted by a huppv Clowd of sociable
'pooplo. which is one of the leading
characteristics of Methodism. carried
out to 11,111l1e1'11xtent in the Snugatuck
church than many othem of have: 111
times its size. Pretty decorations
made by Artist (1901119 Washburn and
the booths too presented a handsome
sight. 0119 of the. 1111111119 feittul'es of
11111 fair was 11 large cadat tree which
dood 1111 one side of the hall imaging
full of b1lght red imitation oranges
111 each orange Was enclosed a prize.
ranging 'ul variety from 1111 91:11 cup
to a string 1199111111. The oranges were
all sold during the evening, at ten
cents apiece. Oakley Wushburn 11p-
poured to be the. chief Santa Claus,
and those present thought he made a
good one to drive a sale. The supper.
which was served by pretty members
of the League from 0:30 to 8:30
o‘clock. was partaken of by 11 surpris-
ing number. who praised its oxccl-
icnce. After the supper those. present
visited the different 00011111 and made
voucrous purchases. The candy booth.
in charge of Miss Hattie 11. Bradley
'lnd Miss Savill Stuart sold an enm-
111111114 amount of delicious 1uudy some
of wl111d1 was reported to how been
made by memhela of the l.111111119.'l‘i1e
111111111 booth was in charge of Miss
Ruth Kcelcr. who took great delight
:51 selling pretty bouquets. Mrs.
eorgo Washbm 11 superintended the
'11198 of the fuucy articles. which will
bring considerable money into the
Treasury of the 1.9113119. ’i‘hc enter
taiumcnt which 111111111 last on the pro
1111111 consisted of illustrated poems.
i‘hcse poems W919 read by Mrs. i1). 11‘
Kecler and Ware interpreted by mcm
1191's of the church adopted to lilt' dil’
l‘eut characters. ' Lord ’i‘cuuyson'r
‘lh'onm of Fair Womou.‘ given' in
b199 1111.5. was beautifully presented.
l'hoso taking no 't and the characters
they 1'1'pret-1911t91 wel'e no 707108111:
11111911 of Troy. Mrs. William S. Keel
u1': F‘ulvla M11411 1.121.111 Sher:1unn (319.
opatru Miss Hattie B.Bradloy:01~‘nlr
Rosamond. Miss Sadie Sheraton:
.lep
2d
Miss l-‘ ioronce Stuart:
loan of Arc. Miss Ada Stuart. Miss
Lillian Kecier perfectly lmpcrsonated
Maud Muller. after Tennysou‘o dream.
During the latter part of the. evening
pletty little silk bags. which , were
made by tho Helping ‘iuud Society
were passed around to those. in the
audience. by Trustee Joi‘oph Morton
Those. who were presented with ,the
bugs are supposed to enclose one. cent
for each year of their age and return
them to the trustees within the next
few Weeks Many helped to more the
mail of the: Epworth League 11. sue
11.91114. but the loader.v1'tho exerted his
aorta with vim. was acknowledged
be Caterer l0 87.119.11.191 who for
ninhod his time~ and expgrlencc gratin.
FIRE m ECUADOR“ nas'rnovao
ELEVEN BLOCKS. 1
GliM‘AQli.ll. ‘cuador. September
27» The fire whu l1 Wednesday night
111111.; destroyed eleven blocks in the
South and of that city, luvolylng 0 Inn
of about a bullion sucrcs. loss than a
million dollar. has caused great dis
trons among the poor people who in
habitod that quarter. A fund for their
relief was opened ventcrday. and al-
ready amounts to 812,000. The com-
moroiui pint of the city wan not 1111m-
aged.
huh' 1‘1 daughter Miss Jessic Allen'
M... Wm...”
N. Y. SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGY.
NEW YORK, Heptomber 27-—-Now
York ‘Unlvoralti" ltthtiol' of tradition]
will open for the 605001 you tomorrow
Three of the new members of the food!
ly 1110 8.130011% Johns 1111111111111 0111
yarn-10.811111. 1)..
1884; Babe 1: 8811013011118 88110111 0111
Benin/d 541,“ Harvard Unit/orbit?" h.
A:‘ a.“
1882i iiIrvIrd 11111118111111.8111.
1895:1’1888. .
With gracefulnosa, considering I
al.1111111, 11111111101111.1111- 1v. ‘
The Gonh‘octicut'ico Minn logical.
atton, which holdu' its annual
in the winter,
and aroryboliy iI' 311118
1111 open grate undo
to get up ordinal
I deporturo from
Haven. 1
The bake was hot and ...oro was no
need of ice. There vtero about. thirty:
five. members of tho calculation pre-
sent and they enjoyed 11180111111119: to
the 1111111.th pang yesterday 11111.11
.111 the nature 11 an experiment and
11111311113 from remarks heard here Ind
there it will be continued indefinitely
it was a no" born 5181'! to 111111111.
The ice dealers dosdoitttion’il present
officers are. '03 follows: President,
Chtil‘iol it. Valli W‘Itorliury: vlco pro
sideut. George 17 French, New Haven;
secretary W. it Perry. New Iondon;
treasurer. George ll Chartora. Hurt
ford, .
. 1
.—......
, W .
SEED BMAL’L,‘ IUVIRB FEW.
M
Search on the National Oymr Bod-
WIII no 'Dlnppointlno.
There! is notified! among the oyster-
1n'e11 who are at work on the natural
beds. The season, which opened so
auspiciouslv on Mouduy 111111 suddenly
collapsed. The. set is small yet. The
two weeks of root‘which tho Oystcrmeu
took by general consent, hnu not resul-
ted in much growth in the seed. The
not is plentiful, but it is 11111111141111
worst of all there 111 no market. On
Monday there wore uevorul buyers in
Bridgeport harbor. 111111 the first day' 11
0111111 went like but (takes at 20 to 25
coma per busib'el.. The next day filled
the market. and the buyers sailed
away lesterduy there was only. one.
small schooner in Bridgeport hm 1101
buying sand.
The. seed 114 1111111111 and 19111191.]: is
not on large. an n inan’s finger nail.
After being taken from the water the
seed will die. if not replanted within
2-1 hours. This market is impoaatbie
for buyers to sail any great distance.
Later on when the Bond gets larger
and the weather cooler more buyers
arc expected.
Growers 1110111; the north shore of th 1
Sound have not. begun to buy. They
will wait till cooler weather. '
The oyster season this your is liable
to be. as disappointing 1111 that of that
your.
11
a..-
A WANT AMERICAN CONTROL.
Honolulu 12.111111191111111. HIvo Rupee-11
sentatlves here in Church'o luterntu.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 27-~An
important question to be considered by
the Episcopal general convention.
which meets here. next week. will re~
late to the position of the church in lia-
waii. A stutemout- written for the
t‘luonlcle by d churchmen from Honc-
lulu, says:
"i‘ho people of Hdwaii are strongly
in favor of their church being placed
under the jur diction of an American
bishop. 111111 of be American church be-
ing established there.
"Although the church in Honolulu
has sole: ted two men to attend the. gen-
era] convention. General Osborne and
t‘iive Davis. they 111 no sense come as
deputies. but merely to further the in-
trreuts of then (burch 11s for 1111 possi—
ble in an unofficial way
"Sister lléntrioc, in charge of 81.111:-
lilPW' s Priory. Honolulu. has also come
to San Francisco in the interests of her
institution which it 111‘ desired to have
transferred to American control. "
v91”
KING EDWARD RECEIVED AMBAS
BADOR CHOATE.
1;.ONDON September 27-King Ed
ward received the United 1111111411 am-
bnssador. Mr. Chontti in audience at
personally renewed to him his expres-
sions of deep 11 mputhy and condolence
with Mrs. Me inley and-tho American
people already exprehsed in his tc‘lc-
21'11ms' at the time of President MoKln
icy a “resolution.
for. as follows: "I desire to express in
person my sincere. appreciation of your
majesty" n constant sympathy with Mrs
McKinley and the American people. in
their distress and barbavement and the
this unfailing 1111111111111."
The nudidnce won strictly private.
A representative of The
Proud learns that the king 0: most"
cordial in his 1111111111111.- 611 ohms
worm regard for A'morlcn and Ameri-
cana. His moieoty received the. news
of the attack on President McKinley,
at the. around station from Kiel and was
deeply affected. Members of his entour-
age any the, kid: personally wrote a
monsage to Mrs. McKinley.
01111111011114 11111143111176 now own
028. -'
MONTREAL. 80111111111191 27-»Bruco
17111.11. 11 New York architect. has 1111b-
mltted piano to Sir Thomas Shanghn
easy. president of the Conndipn Pacific
ltnilwnv. for now offices for the com-
pany in London. England. Four urge
building in Trafalgar situate live
been purchased and those are to be
demolished to make way for the com.
pony'o new 111111111111. They"
among the fluent buildings yin 141.1100,
I
when tho in! to 101111111111 .
the "solar p 1111 yesterday 11nd 1181! 11 ,
91111111111110 at Manlfldid‘o Grove, hie-w ,
Marlborough House this morning. and -
Mr Chonte left with the king, a let- A -«
profound thanks of my countrymen for ;,
esocilitod "
than: hm Must 1181111111. 'le17
tooth Norwllk 887d". 3
M
of a resident at South Norwnlk. 111-”:
crcduiity cannot exist libout the state
ment. because thew 9114111 be inventi-
3.1111111
well known oyster planter of 2 Chest
about Donn 14 Kidney Pills. “l
backachchnd weak kidneys from early
childhood.
Dunn‘s Kidney Pills, which I procured
had been using them and was so pleaav
ed with their results that l was in'
their representations In: all that is
claimed for them. They cured my
backache."
For sale by all dealers, price'iio canto
a box.
1010, N. Y.. sole ngonta for the United
States.
Remember the nunlewDoon‘v—and
take no other.
NEW. YORKKNEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME 11111.1:
In effect May 19, 1901.
. —'--'fi—l
LEAVE SOUTH NlDRWALK FOR
NE W YORK
A. M.-12: 35x5 4'. 515! 5: 45:, 6216
8:55, 7:13. 7 4. B:::1011,903!,9 36.
9:50.10:22x,l0:40.111:35!.
_ P M .—-l2: 55!. 1:17. 2' 25:. 3:04
8.2111. 4:07, 4:5011, 5.38, 5:55!,‘ 0:05!.
8:41.7.07,7:5511,-8:1110,:20.
SUNDAYS.
' .:fi‘tl lit-12 35x, I: 5111:. 5:45!, 9:05,
X.
P. M.——3: 21!. 5: 33. 5255!.7: 20. 8: 40!.
10:10. . m .
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NOHWNLK.
A M.:,~1202x 5:00, 6:,00 7:00.
820011. 8. 02.9:0031. 11:02:, 9:04!, 10: 02:.
111: 04 11: 00:. 11.-.02
P. M. —12102. 1104 11:802. 2: 00!.8: 02
:1 8011. 1:04:11. . 130. 5:011, 11: 00!.
6102,7200. 81:003. 9.310,11:0 2.
stations.
41.11442 0211 0100.7. so 10:03.
P. M.:-0 00. 8:00!.11: 00.
LEAVE SOUTHWNDIWALK FOR
unveil-11'0“.
A. 111—12 0811‘! 1::-01011. 1:20;, 6:18.
7: 42 8: 42. 9: 10!, 10: 02!.
ll: 08!. 11:38.
P. M.~l2:02!. 1:10, 3:07x. 4:18.
1:22 0220. 7:05:11. 9:015!.9:15. 11:15
Bridgeport in addition to above—P.
M.—2:46. 5:04. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—-...12:08x. 190911, 1:20!, 7:42.
0:12. 11:08x. .
P. M.—-—7: l5. 9: 05.
SOUTH NORW K TO DANBURY.
Mai-6: 23,!) 9253!
P.M.~1’1:20,2221I252.510 600.
7:10,
DANIURY To SOUTH NORWAL’K.
A. M.—~6:00.7:23,81:50,9:$8,11:37.
P. M.—-‘i:00x, 0:25, 6:42.
Sunday trains to annbury, 9:20 a.
01.: 7: 3011 p. to. Leave Danbury. 8:05
8.111.: 8:,10 75.711111.
(in : indie-11111 express
‘ Ont after new trade, and at
the some time taking excel-
lent. core of the trade that
is already 0111's. it you have
begin.
11111111181111 811911141111 Arum" ‘
" Materials.
Window 81188111. Cornice p111...
“ ‘ 11112111111113. '
1111111111111.“ dto Order.
* 1111111111113, Piper oozing, DecorJ .
That which follows 1111118 experience * ,
Mr. Charles E1 Warren, son of the:
nut street has the 111111141111. to any .
had ‘
I tried all kinds of name ‘
diet-1.11m never received any permu-I
neat benefit until I commenced using ‘
at 'Plaisted's drug attire. My {other .4 "
duced to try them. 1 am satisfied that '
FostenMilhurn Compony,lBuf~ *
1021”.
not been dealing here. there i
, 1'1».
never worn better time to ~
111111111111 tel 10100111111
For Fall and Winter.
First. the light weight dressy
kind, patent tip, but! toes, lace
and button.
Second. the Box Calf double
sole. lace. full tools, with exten-
' uion edge. sole.
Third, the Box Calf, 10 inch
storm boot. double sole “full
edge." just the thing for a wet , .
day.
Fourth, Lndies' Patent Edam-‘1
otyllsh.
1111111. 1115 medium Box Unit .
lace extra low heel double 110111,}
juat the thing for the young in:
dies-«school- wear and all, at
2.00
BEE WlNDOW.
' orSale l I
FLAGS .'
FLAGS!
FLAGS!
, FLAGS!
FLAGS!
FLAGS! ,
FLAGS!
FLAGS!
111111111 S. 11111111
1111;011:1101:
COmStock,
W fitkins
81 Dow,
"2 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwaik.
’1 Phone 48161- .
HOR$ES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
11- . -1' 11.-.111
Will 11.41111 Tnnu‘comn‘o' new; ”
1181110111 11111111111111.1111
M. TARLOV.
CONNECTICUT TDRNPIKI.
South NorWIfl,
, . V: 0 .l
10 011118
[mostswhutyou
u undue-1
Nature a siren thenlng and 101111111
.. noting the ox ousted digestive or-
Ind tonic. No other re 1'
11 approach it. 111’ emoieiicyimlt in-
none
1111 on 1011.”
50961111731»
bhwaostralgnio.wdmm18
‘ lo 118 rehuluofimpeflectdlgestio .
oat.
mortar-111.111.1111
DOW!" .0011 11111111110
at, full edge, double Bole, very _‘,
01110 *
to the food and aid! ‘
stheluteatdtsooverod dig‘eqto
ion
ently cum ‘,
hcartbur . '
Pieséed as lhinlll 1130155803111.
The Underwear 8! its thinnest is thick
enough 1115! now. i5 f ' *'
“ii
A no 111111 01111015 50 cents 001 11111-
111011! 00810011210011.1111 hare miide 0111'
line at this price as high 11111216 and as
signatory iii event respect as is our
ab! 1111 to secure. - '
The results of our efforts are prov-
1 I '1
We have 018110: priced 11111111111111
correspondinglu We!!! selected 1 -
Straw Plats as liahl as is consistent
with durabilitll.
98 Washington Street
<1 ‘8 h
sou-m NORWALK
A LITTLE BOX of IRON-OX
At all dru‘dhto.
2.5 cents.
THE BLOOD-
WHEN the blood 111 pure good health is assured. Pure blood
carries nourishment to the tissues and removes impurities, or
w aslcvproducts; result, active brain, bright eyes, clcar skin,
a sense of w ell being and general comfort.
When the blood 111 poor in quality and deficient in quantity.
illness occurs: result, head 11hr, brain fag, nervousness in its various
forms, paipltaiiou of the heart, imligcstion,biliwsneu, constipation,
backache, and '.1 general incapacity for work or pleasure.
“~11.
Double 5111911111011 Sales and Extension Heels.
Burt & COmpauy’ 5 Shoes for Men, $3 50 7 ‘
Lounsburv, Mathewsondt Comoauv‘ sShoes for Women. S3 00. '
Children 5 Box Calf bhoes. SI 00, SI. 25 and Si. 50
The Faultiess Ladles' Shoe 110w, 59101112 1182' 00...
"1 :1 017114;“
at toms: 11110..
And Ihlll maintain our reputation on "11.11161. 01. 3201899“, 1111p-
[011' output in camera. Our nucrtmoot it “any 1,158 181115088, of}, all)!
1mm in this territory and VII can 8th all W~j_i11 tho Mutter of “
2 11.1, It is ,0 win ooouomy input In your. wiotqr'u'oupply during 811.
worm» and 7:01 whothor tho Aprtoo in ilk-1y to lotion” or not.
Call and not our 1111 1".-.3“;
Jfiht'i H
I40 Washington Shoot...
".1. .
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