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its new coat of paint.
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Rev. J. W. Davis. at Betta Place, is
‘laid up today. with the grip.
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Michael C Drew is improving slowly
now. He is able to take a little nour-
ishlpentw
Janice LHommedieu and Frederick ‘
H. Field went fishing. yesterday, but
report. poor lack.
lrving Robertson, ottbis place, at-
tended the bait races, yesterday. He
went on the Shinnecock.‘
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Bert Bogart joined the Royal Lilli-
putians, in South Norwalk, last night,
1 and went with them today.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hull of Van
Zandt avenue. are entertaining Miss
Shale Graham. of Woodbury.
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'l‘he Junior, Praying Band. of the East
AveriueMethodist Church. will meet at
1 the parsonagehthis evening.
A flock of ducks belonging to Eddie
Voorhees, got into his garden the other
night, and ate all the celery.
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1.Miss Edith, Pennoycr has secured a
position in the button factory, in West-
port, and commutes back and forth each
«lay.
William Moffctt. of East Norwalk,
has secured a position with the Fox
Cycle and Hardware Company, of South
Norwalk.
_—-'l‘rotting and Baseball at the Nor-a
walk Fair Grounds. Saturday, Sept. 28.
Admission 25 cents.‘
The escallop law goes off next Tues-
day, October 1, and according to reports
there mmlenty of them. and they are
“llama”? t, Lamina
isfis. 11111111191111. 911 Roton 110111.111-
tends to move her effects to the Greg-
ory‘ s‘VPoint road whdre' she will reside
with her tamily. _
firm—«uh-
The football team; of this place. is
arranging to play either the Darlene or 1
Barbara the opening game at the sea-
soil: on saturllay‘ ’
An' apple Weighing seventeen and
one-quarter ounces has been plucked
from a tree in the orchard of S. W. 0s-
born, of Osborn avenue
Crushed stone has been laid in the.
street at the extreme east end of the
Washington street bridge. This is
something that has been needed.
The F. S. S. Butterfly Club has hired
a club room. and the first meeting to be
held in it will be on the evening of 0c-
tober «i. it is desired that all members
be present on that evening.
Mrs. Lucy J. Blamire', of Selleck
street who has been seriously ill with
appendicitis. is slowly,recovering now.
The physician says that she is out of
danger. This will be good news to her
friends. .-
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The Cleveland Wheel Club intends to
hold an open run. 11 Sunday. it will
be free to all Whoa, en. and it is fair
to presume that a large number will
turn out. The run will be to some point
in New York state.
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Robert E. Morrison, night engineer
at the railroad drawbridge. who is ser-
lonely ill with peritonitis and appendi-
ci'tis combined. passed a comfortable
night and it is thought that the dan-
ger point has passed.
‘—-—l)on’t fail to attend the clambslte
At the openéng sale, of lots at Foster
Park. Batnr ay Séptember 28.81111 1111.
, sea-dinner Sunday. 81 a week buys
c'aihwfil 1",- ' 1 i “I 1"
Henry Thomas. the barber, moved
yesterday, from the residence of Theo-
dore Olsen. at the earner of Van Zandt
avenue a'nd For! Point street. to a
house in Reynolds street.
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-1 Mr. and Mrs E. B. Hunted, of Van
,1, Zandt avenue. hate received a letter
‘1 from Mortimer S. Hunted. who is in the
employ of the Chinese government. Mr.
' Hunted said that 11,6! had been “L and
«:111 the hospital for sometime with lev-
'1'
The funeral , “ A Dilly
you place. this‘ moaning. ‘fr'o’in his late
home. But ”spun, and from St. Jos-
ashurhlhdnflo flouth Wino
ghnlls’s wail eel‘ebrAt Pay
, Rev. William Mailer. The body was
' token by Undertaker Collins. to Dan-
! bury. where the interment will take
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in and Etta Bowen have
been visits 111 Norwalk.
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Miss hihrgery Edwards has been
very ill but is now about
Mill” '
James Goodevo is spending his vaca
tion at his holds in hidden.
“‘duu J. Canon has adhered: Smith
aolloge, Northampton. Mass.
Walter S. Whitney has return-
visit to Bothel friends.
Mrs. George E. Valentino will on-
tertain her friend. Mrs. Fielding, next
week: ,
from Mr?“
Mrs. Thomas Eager will occupy the
Mother place. Prospect avenue.
winter.
Mrs F. W Bru gerhof. who has
been very ill. is rap dly regaining her
ho‘alth.
Charles Freudcnthal. of Bethel, has
been the guest of relatives here. the
past week.
Mrs. Church, of New York, is spend
ing a few days With Miss ii. Campbell
Foss Dariou.
Mrs.'Goorge 8. Dates, who has been
very ill. is much improved and able to
be about again. \
her
New
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Mrs. C. C. Bowen will visit
slaughter, Mrs. Charles Hayes,
York, next week.
Henry Scoiield, of Darion, has lately
caught some remarkably fine blackdsn
in nearby waters.
C. Frank Bates leaves. Thursday. for
Danvillo. and later will visit Buffalo
and the exposition.
Walter Ferguson, of New York. will
ilDend next Sunday with James Good-
eve. LoRoy avenue.
Mr. and Mrs.‘ Henry Hooter rccently'
entertained a pleasant evening com-
many at their home.
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Mrs iii (1 Mead Foss left chnas
day morning for a month's visit with
her sister in the Adirondacks.
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John Hyen'w who ha been spending a
few days with Hen Scoyell, has re-
turned to his home in Brooklyn.
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The annual plenio and entertainment
of the W'.’ ‘R. 0.. was held Wednesday.
at the Soldiora‘ “Ohio. Not-01011.
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M1s. Harper, of Bothel, returned
home. Tuesday. after 11 pleasant visit
with Mrs. Clarence Clock. Darlcn.
Mrs C. W. Raymond has returned
home from a visit with her daughter.
Mrs. C C. Hoiton. of Norwalk. who
has been seriously ill. but is now im-
proved.
Some of the veterans at the Soldiers
Home are considering the advisability
of taking a trolley ride to New York
and return. Many of them have rid-
den back and forth to Bridgeport.
—-'l‘rottlng and Baseball at the Nor-
walk Fair Grounds Saturday. Sept. 28.
Admission 25 cents.
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The town registrars have made but
their annual list of electors and hive
placed it on the public sign post near
the entrance to the town hall. it is
requested that all voters inspect the
list and see whether their names and
residences are right.
The soiectmen and town clerk of the
'mon‘a room in the town hall 011 Satur-
day from 9 a. m., to '1 o’clock p. 111.,
for the purpose of admitting as nice
tors all thoseyvho may be found quali-
fled.
Darien, September 26. 1
Mr. Editor: it is said that the ids-
Itle Hook ‘5 Loader Company wanted
the V0 tees Hook it Ladder Com-
pany- to' we up their apparatus and
material and Join them. This is not
110.113 the report of the Volunteer com-
mittee will show that they obtained all
they asked tor. As regard o ,the
Volunteers being the first ompany
in the town. that also is not. so. in
1895 the year that the Eagles were (ir-
ganiaed and the year of the Columbia
Hotel lire. the Eagle Company turned
out twentyone members. was com-
mittee that was appointed to purchase
a truck went to New York the» say
after the tire and ordered one. but put
on coditlons that were! not! right and;
est. 1! Mingle; re s {.w scoop
t‘A’op- a"I ”dull. their 131111111111. were
organised abouha year later. The Ea-
alas, were. i zed July 311
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this'
town or Darien will meet in the. select -
, tonic, may with the old coinpl'tny. 1 M." “a,“
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Wiimolt and F0
b How
the winter.
William Young and Charles Ray-1
mond attended the internatiollal yacht
race, yegterday. ,
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The steamer Mabel L. Ste'vens com-1
menced work this week after 11 their
ougn overhauling.
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Ralph Batteries expects to become
a memberot digs 111111111, football team
in South Norwsik. . 1
Misses Mary Jones and Lillie Jar.-
vls have secured positions at the It i
G factory. South Norwailt.’ 1
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Charles W Bell has had a new ilag
stall and Weather vane made to re-
place the one blown over in the re-
cent storm.
Allen Dauchy. the onglnoel' at the
water tower. with 1111111111111. has been
on 11 vacation trip thrdugh till! state,
but has now returned to his duties.
Benjamin Burdick, the station agent
at Rowayton. has returned to his 1111-
nes. after a wéeit‘s vacation.,Wiliiam
Downers “slogan” ed at the station in
M1. Hurdlcltil ,
Mrs. Guider recently decorated with
crepe. in respect to the martyr presi
dent, the large cannon which some
day is to be placed on a“ pedestal as a
monument.
”twirl-1"“
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Rev. W. E Hooker is visiting outot
town friends.
Miss Ethel Betta is visiting friends
«in Babylon. L. l.
George Weston. of New York. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. 'i‘hom
son.
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Mrs. Howe. of Santa. Barbara. 0111.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Hart.
The wheeling is reported excellent
particularly on the turnpike leading
to horwslk
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ’l‘rcndweli of
Weston were the guests on Sunday
11111 and Mrs 11.11 Fitch
Miss Folsom or 111111111111 Farm has
been entertaining Miss Louise Hovoy.
of rortsmoutb. N. H.. for a few days.
Miss Cornelia Redmond has closed
1nd returned ‘to her winter home in
the city. 1
nil—4.
Mrs. John Jacksonand son Clar-
once. of .Hurlbutt amongst dad the
flange lair inflow Canaan}: untidy
night, and reported a line program.
One of a term horses owned by
llbert Wolff. or North Wilton recent
ly sustained severe injuries by com-
ing in violent contact wrth a wire
ence. ,, 1, .
The boys who are members oi Class
l.(,ong1egatlonal Sunday school, Mil
present a play in the chapel. this eve.-
1lng. The drama is entitled “Little
lien, " and is an adaptation from Miss
licott’s well known classic.
ENSURiNG PUBLIC SAFETY.
The late President Me, iwiley Was
Always aplictlouc of Health Measures.
WASHINuTON. September 27-Of
ilclnl announcement to the Marine Hos
pital Service of the death of the late
late President McKinley is made in tho
public health report Just received by
he surgeon general
It says that "to the admiration and
love for President McKinley inspired
by his statesmanshlp for the manhood
and personal nuiatios should be added
a just appreciation of his prompt re
sponse to requests for action In public
health matters, and recounts many e‘it-
acutive orders issued for the purpose
of ensuing lic ety
Ame 118' 0 go it mentions
that when th'e' yoilow fever appearedy
in the National Soldiers’ Home. at
Hampton. Va.. in 1889, he showed ex-1
treme solicitude tor the veterans and
,‘equested and received a daily report
on the progress of 11111 disease and the
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and Stevens, has been hauled out for? ,
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, the one we lost w ith Olin. fig: "
him a law osiil. Hdcaui‘clitlym .
,oxclaimed Mrs. Wabash to her friend;
1 Cough Cure when suffering with it
her pretty cottage in Huributt street
“amnesia
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Mrs Captainii Hubbard 1m
lord. Deb. says: lion new
ad my boy's life. 1He began
loafers i
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“And was every one of you sdhslull
coming over. 9”
"Oh yes; we were all in the some I
boat "
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A never falling cure tor cuts, bur
scalds, ulcers, wounds and sores in
Witt's Witch Hotel Salve. ‘A most
soothing and healing remedy for all
skin affections. Accept only the gen:
uine. Geo. C. Stillson. .
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A gentleman one day saw a boy peei-
ing the bark from one at big chains
tree‘s with a hatchet The gentleman
tried to catch the boy. but the latter.
Was too quick for him, so the former
changed his tactics. “Come me. my
little son. ” he said. in a soft. flute-like
voice. with counterfeit friendllnoail.
“come here to me a minute. i want to
tell you something " "Not yet " ra-
plled the recipient. “Little boys like,
me don’t need to know everything "
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' Henry Braydon. Harris, N C... any»;
"i took medicine 20 years for oath
but one bottle. of una Minute 0011’
Core did me more good than any thi
also during that time. Best 0611
Cure. " Geo. C. Stillson.
may.
A Starter—,“Why on earth, Lucy,”
“did you ever consent to marry Mr.
bltzgoobcr?” "Why," replied Lucy.»
slowly and apologeticaily, “i thought
he 11 do to begin with.”
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Sliver North StratfordN
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used a bottle of One 1111111111
cough ductors told me was incurable,
One bottle relieved 1110,1110 second and
third almost cured. Today i am a well
man." Geo. C. Stillson.
HIS REASON.
First Tramp—“Why didn’t you swipe
dat follor s chainlisls bicycle yer won't
ait‘er last night?"
Second Tramp—~"Well. i found out
dare was a chainless dorg in do yard."
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C0. 1.11m or New York.
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.iu the remoter part of Sweden the
poor make and. bake their rye-breau
twice a year, and store the loaves
away; so that eventually they become
as hard as bricks.
Bid Darling, 1012 1101111111 811.; Poll}
Hummihlich. writes: "it bagswtrtiod
manyp a 1i iv . at it'
Little idnrlyflitlsmt a}: far the boat
pills I have ever used."
gripe. Geo. CI Btillson ‘
They never
Guaranteed—Dinah—Wbat did the
fortune teller any?
Same—She says l' m gwino tor hab a
great stroke ob luck held I die. an’ 11
it donn' come tru she‘s gwinc tor r-c
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phy, iciaus are now presently
lug M“Rind yapcpsi a Cure rcguiai‘ly
having found that it is the best pres-
scrlption then can write because it is
the one preparation which containedha
elements necessary to digest not only
some kinds of food but all kinds and 11
therefore cures indigestion and dye-
pepsin no matter what its causation
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ta'ther' legit "11.1 othivi {hunt a penny,
when she married withdut'his' consent
Claire-«How did they manage? ".Oh,
they published two minutes of their
love letters. :
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success of the measures to check it. cally 1m 91;, but take Dertt's ,
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ParkeéAlter twenty years of mar-
tied lite. how do you managewu well
as ever?
hone-Jam about as well i under-
stand my wife almost as well as the
first three weeks we were engaged.
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
"Awful anxiety was felt tor the wid-
ow of the brave General Burnhaln of
Machine. 1111., when the doctors said
she would die from Pneunmnla before
writes M11118: H. Lincoln
but she begged for Dr King‘s New Uls-
covery. which had more than once sav-
cd but life, and cured her at Consump-
tion. After taking she slept all night.
Further use entirely cured liar " This
marvellous medicine is guaranteed to
eases: Only 601: and $1.00. Trial bot
ties, tree at F; H. Baxter‘s South Nor-
wall, and John A. Riggs drug store,
Net-wot it.
GiVING AWAY A SECRET.
11 Guest (at cheap lunch countar)—-
Howleanyou afford to give as good cof-
fee as this for three cents a cup?
WainterwWe make it 11p on de soup.
After tie first‘servin', nah, do aoup's all
prolit.‘
Geo. W. Lane Pewamo, Mich. writes:
"Your Kodol 1)"
best remedy for indigestion and sto-
Y mach trouble that i ever used. For 1
years] softened from dyspepsia at
lilacs compelling me to stay in ban
and causing me untold agony. 1’ am
completely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia
cure. in recommending it to friends
who suffer from indigestion I always
offer to pay for it if it fails. Thus far
i have never paid. " Goo. C. Stillson
' REBTRICTIQN.
"You believe in etiquette to a de-
gree at least don’t yop'!‘
"Oh. yes. when a man gives an-
other man a dinnei he ought not to try
to borrow mom-y of him the next day
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A “contact Calamity.
"Lately befall, a railroad labor-in,“
writes Dr. A. Kellett of Willll'ord. Ark,
"All! toot-111.1111 badly crushed, but Buck
lens Ami“ éalve- -qnlcltly cured him
.lt's simply wonderlul for Burns, Bails
Piles and all skin eruptions. It’s the
world’s champion healer. Cure guar-
antoed. 2511. Sold by F. H. Barter.
’Soutli Norwalk, and John 1.11131.
Norwaik.
1 “How much does a member of the
legislature got in this state?" lnuqired
the tourist.
"His salary," answered Farmer
Cornwall, “is three dollars 11 day. No-
body knows how much he gets."
, HCW’B THlal
~Wa oifor' One Hundred Dollars lie
wittrt‘leford any case of'Catéfh that can
no Jeers 's r are.
migNfiam d1. CO.._P £11111”
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to the tact that honest old lint! “18
insurance is a1ilne investment to: all;
also an absolute protection to 1. C1110
dependant upon you? if you do not
understand this fullycalluat or write to
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ALL DRUGGISTS.
rationals Cure is the ‘ ”
Dealer 1n lunk oi All Kinds.
Highest prices paid for old metal
rigs. more, everything. Write 01
still..- Prompt attention given to all
1110 Tailor Aretha. NerWaik.
Daily Freight tine
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SOUTH WRWALK.
' Seamers Eagle and City of Nor-
walk leave Ncw York, Pier 23.
East .River, Beckmau street, 3 p
din-lug the pi - ht.
$5.575perton
-~na1.1vanan1n YOUR 13m.
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We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that is the BEST.
Place yourmrders 11111. and take ad-
vantage or price quoted above:
1-1pm in mutiny. flexibly screened,
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
lie 11111.1 What our experience has
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Our very 11111011111911 Butter, 24c. lb. ‘
RamAmerlcan Milk. full waist". 713 can. , ‘
1n, _.Norvvalk and South Norwalk,
411'. 16,11 in stock. A bit ' ,
than our names. Eric”; .11...
very low. Having monsoon " " ’
of riser-01.1.1155 Pam
we are in better position thud ’ _
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from a small amount 01 21103-1, Hand
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