111811811811 881.18.111.61 State sheet 180ng that he shot ton squirrels you i llllbert N,Sipn1suiey and family 11111 180101.141an this week, at the Pan- Ameri- 0' Exposition ‘ . W I he Missions Bradley of Myrtle uvc no. lire uutmtnining Chmlos L Rog are. of Norwich. ' Superintendent and M1'.n S. A. Purdy inure been entertaining William Stool; 70117.0( New York chin Wood and Frank N. Taylor, of .eol'port nre attending the races at 610‘ Newtov‘vn fair grounds tudny. Operntm Wiliium pooling of Sangu- pk avenue, is daily practicing in foot ”all with 11 ieum in East N01 walk IT'. Harris closed his summer home Jilp‘flrecne Forms. yesterday, and re- urned to New York t‘lly for the win- Illchnrd 'i‘11yl111', of Westport, has re- ,1rhed from the Pun-American Exposi- ,00. Mr. Taylor rl'ports 11 most enjoy- bl trip. he of (innit llrolhcis' large black on died at 111011 stubics. in Compo t.‘ this morning. The animal had '1in been ill 11 elicit time. he guests-1 at the Westport Hotel 3' 0113011. were: J. E. Kenrno, New 'Yot‘k; A. J. V1111 N088. New Y;o1'k M E. 011 New Yo1k and W. S. Clark, of mania, N. Y. A number here ..ove received invite. ions to the Stone- Pattougnii wedding. , Which takes place in in 110111) 11 tumor. :row. Mr, Stone 1’ uncrly made his the in Westport. he Mary Benson. I1 one Baker and 1 1111 M. Allen were elected members of "file Loyul Crusaders at theti meeting 'Butprdny held with “1.8 B. .1. Newton 1,2! lreshmcnts were ee1v.e1i Owing to 11 slight illness. Town Clerk ntt did not appear in the town oili— can this morning. Mrs. Hyatt. who is 0311 mighly conversant with the duties ' 'tbe'oilice, took his piece. -- The Westport Club have had a meet- ng and decided to hold curd tourna- mnts this winter, the first of which ,ill take place next Monday evening. ,mefreShmcnts will be served. . Lady Pnlmerton Lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold a meeting Friday «(1 chips. at which time different mat- pertaining to their first bull to be ’ Qctober 24. will be settled. ,Amtmg the officers of the 1etently anlzod New Berlin Florida Provi m and Trunsportutimi Compunv is (7212108088 Beers of this pime. Mr. B11018 , been appointed secretmy of the Iuny. ne of the proggers who went to 'iCkEno‘ s island curly yesterday morn in search oi” escullops estimated “him one hundiod bushels were " ‘80, out of the buy doling that tide 'cnught an b.1411 as four bushels Funeral services were said over the 'maing ot Cornelius Sweeney by the ‘ ' Father ‘uunley in the Church of .9. Asaumpliorf yesterday morning 1 took place i. \ the Catholico 110111 W? of The dcccuuo.‘ was a resident Westo to.n ., ...—...... -..... The first jumbo our of the season attired in Westport yesterday 3' 119 people. cqtuinly appreciate these 11?! only fitted (are who the acute run M 11111811115... 1411111 Purdy stated 12,0108 mention that more of the cars of t3700 will be placed upon the line 810w days .11 57“" . 000012 the 1111111818 in thiii vicinity begun to dig their fields at pota- .. John Allen. of Compo street. has ,. small lot. but the size of the no— le Indeed large. Yesterday. he I, or! that he had found several that lid one pound each and many that filled thrceuuuurtere or a pound l rice 11.111.11.151 Bridgeport. one of (lost and most reliable employees Connecticut Railway and Light~ flpmpapy. who has run 8 car every, piece the line was eotubliehcd Bridgeport and Weetport. 01-— 1mm yenterduy. for the first this full. His many friends here .8011 bop been in the W .17 oil the 01118., Mr. Wot 9‘88: '80 108 ‘ item is 1111811103 09000000 11". thin line mu 01:81:11“ ‘1 1011 morning 08 an 100 mot if 00 Mill ml; the boil. 7 0 18,018 1111811 that formerly played to- gather. the town would bore 11 good team.‘ Among the good players} he named over were: George Hale. Austin 11181111111111.1181»: booting, John S. Wugeman and William Downes. Prank Talbot, John Gallagher. Ed word Thomab and 1110111: Welph, or this place represented the local lodge, 311,81)- herdc of Bethlehem. ut the meeting of the lodge in Bridgeport. last evening Walsh and 'luibot, through mistéke of the ticket agent, of the N. Y. N. H. 8‘: ll. it. R. Co” were given childreh‘a tickets and charged the mine of will in tickotc. A Lew minutes later after 1. 8y bud been on the train the conductor cu‘mo thr’ounh and collected their tick cte. ilesltuting, and planning at Walsh'r and Talbot 8 tickets sharply, h1- euid it won the first time in his life 'he ever saw men with whiskers trying to ride on half tickets. An explanation followed that the agent must have made a mistake. and the dluerence was paid. The balance of the party have not forgotten the funny part of it and 810 still teuoian the men with whiskern, about it. ...— Politics in Westport and Snugatuck grow hotter ouch day. It has reached that point now where occasional groups of two and three can be seen on the street corners talking in subdued tones. Evidently. from the opinions of several prominent husinese men in the town. the lower end especially. there is going to be considerable oppo- sition neainst the purchasing of Du- vid Bradley‘s salt marsh. which as stated in the. town cull. would be con vortcd into 8 park. it was learned this morning that the purchase of this grounds is done for purposes other than making a park of it. A political leader here stated that the principal ronson they Invored buying the pair. marsh was by on doing the town wbuld have control of it Otherwise the poll- tician stated the town may come in possession of the beach. and have it ruined by people who could possibly purchase the marsh and erect build~ logo from which they would sell in- toxicnting liquors. The majority think it would be better to wait until the town comes into possession of the beach before they purchase adjoining land. The other park. which willbo located at the junction of State and King streets. it voted in the meeting. his spoken about but very little in pub ic. . .—-... John Couch. of Greene Farms.'wn8 among those who brought back a num- 10 her of quail from their day‘s hunting yesterday. Those who returned to town last evening without nuythinn are too numerous to mention. They all saw hundreds, but all sorts of things happened. which. of course, was the reason they dld'not get any. Among the excuses made. none of the hunters cot out of shot. One popular politic inn of Westport was telling the exper- ience.- of one of Wostport’e citizens. who lives in the ehadow 01' Ball Moun min who met this fate while ducking ncur Great March 11 few winters ago. The gentleman mentioned is an export onrsmnn 11.8 well as mnrksmnn. and thought he would go down duck shoot- ing one afternoon and after plocinsz everything in the boat. as be supposed. he started to row his craft toward the mouth of the river. His heart begun to swell and throb frightfully 811 he caught sizht of forty black ducks in a straight line near the southern end of Kit's island. The politician said that in an instant the hunter had grabbed his powder horn and poured the en- tire contents of three quarters of 0 pound down the barrel. and made un- other nervous grab for'his basket. to not his shot pouch. which be supposed was there. "What!' he. exclaimed. nearly tolling overboard. ' “l have left it hbme." While racking hi1; brain with the thought of what he was to do and realizing how pretty the duck8 were. an idea came to him. and in a second more he had pulled the tent: steel ramfrod from its place and push- ed it into the barrel. He is reported to have then said to-himself. “Now. 1 will lull them all.“ After taking care- ful aim. he pulled the trigger. Bank! went the trusty old gun. The shock Wit-“l acid to be so grant that the boat 1111111111 and Seymour’ 8 rock rolled over on its other side. charge. the piece of human lucenuity appeared above the cunwhoie. Picking up the, ears be rapidly rowed to the black mass and is reported to have found the entire forty ducks utrnng on the ram- -.rod thoroughly cooked claim. inn sold the politician. there was ouch a charge of powder in the gun flint it forced the ram- -ro1l through the air so fast that it became red hot befone it reached the ducks and 1188qu each one as it 11110880 through its body. m -~v~.—o-— ...-«- weudm 811011 NEW 11811814. ATLANTIC cl'i‘Y. N. 3.. October 2 ~Gaptain Albert Gerdnor. his wife and their cursor-old child. who were wreck in Long Ilium! Sound some months no. hiya. just arrived 81: their old 1111111801 11111581111. county. whey 5111 Wired the whole distance from New Haven. 0111111. .53ka Gardner to: :voryth'tiln ll m an n '8 nun n: , ' biog “finance no t1 When the smoke , cleared away. still duped by the heavy 1’ Very Longé-They Lm-u Quickly} 11 11 sometimes an my 1.1.118. t tool the public, but you can't keep it up very long. They are sure to and you out; and every time 8 man in tooled another skeptic in nude. We are naturally skeptical when roodiux 8 published statement. given by“. 80108 stranger residing in 8. rar- own? piped. but the circumstances are entirely dit- forent when home endorsement is p.111 181.181.1119.. testimony of local citl tens renders deceit impossible. it in so easy for you to luveutiguto. Read this case: . ,, 1677.1“.8 Lyon, of 22 High street. says: “i procured a box of Doan'o Kidney Pills from Pinisted‘c drug store for a slight urinary trouble originating from a cold which i caught at an on- tertainment. Dunn's Kidney, Pills must have brought about the change, for after the treatment 1 was quite well. For sale by 811 dealers. Price. 00 cents. Fonter-Miiburn Company, 11111- fulo. N. Y., uoleugentn for the United States. Remember the numc~Donn' cvand take no other. .rf‘E‘..-,., “F NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME, TABLE. 18 8888110111 in. 11181. , LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR" new vonK A. M.:—-—12 25104-6511 82451:. 1115 6:.56 7.13, 7.54, 8:18x.9:oax.8:30. 2. 50. 111: 2231, 10:40. ‘11: 85:. r. M.-12: 85:, 1.1.11 2:201, a: 04 22111, 4. 01 4. 50: 5.311 0 56:, moot 6: 41. 7.,07 7:501. 8: 11 1'0. ..20 8011138128. A. M.~12:3lix. 4:6511. 5245:. 9:05. 9140:. LEAVE NEW VOBK FOR SOUTH NORWAL A. M.:-—12021:. 6:00. 0:.00 7200'. 8: 001. 8: 02. 9. £1008“,le .02x. 9: 04:, 10: 02:, 10:04.11:00!, 11.0 P. M.:——12 02.1:04,1:20:,2:,00x 2: 02 3: 30:, 4: 02:, 4: My 4330, 6: 02. 0: 00:. 8:.8: 7:.00 8001i. ':‘.880I3:1101)x'. SUNDAY A. M.—-—19:02:.6:00.Y7:80.10:03. P. M.:—-—6 00, 8: 00x. 11:00. LEAVE SOUTH NORWAL’K FOR ' .9 NEW HAVE N. A. his—12:08; l: 09:. :20: 6:18. 1'.-428:.42 8:10;. 0:6: iozm 11: 08:, 11: 38. . P. Munoz: 1: 10. 310711. 4:18 5:22, 0:20. 7:,061: 9:,06: 9:,15 11:15. Bridgeport. in addition to abovowi‘. M.:—-2 46, 5: 04, 7.28. SUNDAYS. A. M.—-12:08x. 1:093, 1220:. 7:42. 9:12. 11:08:. P. M.—~7:15. 9:05. SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.' A. M.——6:23, 9116.9:582. 7:0. lit-1:20: 2:,22 4:.25: 6:.10 6:,00 DANBURY TO SOUTl-l' NORWALK. A M.:--0 00. 7:28. 8::50.988 ‘l: 27f. P. M.:-—t 001.6225 0:42. 9 Sunday trains to Donbury, 9; 20 l 81.; 7:30 p. 111. Leave Dcnbury. 8: 05 11.40: 610757001. An x indium elm 181,117 1111-1711 lN 1111. FALL instelonger and looks better than" if put on all any other season. it you think of hay lug some painting done Let Us Make. An Estimate on the wgrk for you. 0111' figures will include the best of 1 paint, skillful and' careful. workmen, and complete 881lo- iaction to you. ‘ ' Paintm’ Supplier. Artim’ Editorials. Window Shades. Cornice P0188. - Imp—2:11.111..5:81..5:5ax.17:2o. 11:40:, _ we... ~ W ""R'iFLES is wanted. _ Gumstock, Watkins: . 8: Dow, 50111111 Norwalk. 32.9"? 43'“- SHOTGUNS “1.1111, ,., Am mudnltion' We kinks 11 Spec- iailil of these goods 1111111118111 stock or will get anulhing that 112 WASHINGTON STREET ,11151812'11811118 and button. " sole. 101%?” nion 001111065 atom boot. double sole. day sti'liéh. '5' dies—~cchool wear and all. 111; 2.00 " S‘EE WINDOW. 111111111101 ' For Fall andIWintgr. 1 First. the light weight dmey ~ kind. patent tip, bull 0088,1808 pecan the no: Cnlf double: "lettuce. with cxten ‘ Third 40033011 Calf, 10 inch “full edged: lost the thing for a wet ,_ Fourth. Ludies' Potent Enum- ‘el,'i'uli edge. double pole. very rum tm‘medliim Box putt" lube, extra 02w heel, double pole. . just the thing for the young in- WearSiioesihatFll 803th Noni“: 411117118011 THEM 1101111111 BY TH) can-1.0411 uvnnr 118111 1144711. M * TARLOV, WWIWT TURN?!“ . 1" y... 6W, may in ' Surgeon General Sternberg State- that ”'0 R5151 3“ TO SUIT EVERYBODY. - the records 0! the civil war, it will be Santa Men, built of nipu. is almost , perfect. ‘ typhoid and dysentery for the most ' ' bycterlcs i am well pleased ith what i 814w and 8m outlined. " General John W. Walton. co in- , lingual his trip to Manila his depart " proceed in number of employees in Tum-81:11 ' oil iii!“ at tho world chow a mama 'l‘lu'icld In Hartford, Oct. 9. , .8 “02811111111011 pro/trample tor the . twelfth annual meeting oi the 00110001'. ticut State Board or Trade. which 11 be bold in Hartford. on WOIflRQIde, October 9, beginning the morning, has been prepared. order, 0: 011801888 will embrace the up pointmeut of a committee on cradonr 9, tibia, reports of the treasurer and ecutivc council and the election ol‘ 9 core. Delegates trom all ports of the” state will be precept at the mutating. A number or interesting and fluid! topics will be discussed. Among the” is the resolution submitted by tit munchester board of trade. "Reuolvcd, 'l‘bat propcr- legislation should be ad: opted by the federal government. and: by each state of the union to prevpn the immigration of anarchists and ill expel known enemies of our laws and country " The executive committee will also submit 0. report on “The D106 pose! of Sewage and the Pollution oi Streams." and 8 report is inked 180 from the special committee on “The Duties of the Railroad Commission era." The members of the upeciubi committee 81'18 T. H McKenzie, of ' Southington. Zalmou Goodsell. of : Bridgeport: William H. Matthews, etc. Ansonlu; Henry C .wwe. of New Hav- en. and Francis Atwnter of Merlden. The submit “The National Benin ruptcy Law" has been submitted by the president with the resolution “that, the national bankruptcy law should be ‘ repealed. " “Letter Postage" has been submitted for consideration by 11101 New Haven Chamber of Commerce, under the form at a resolution to the effect that "The Connecticut Stow: j board of Trade favors the passage cl" 0 low reducing loner postage to one one cent for each half ounce or track tlon thereof, and that it reaffirms thb 01 10 o'cloclll ill ' 41.101111111111122 put; .ii' 1 ' ' 1 , ._m1 7 iii‘ififl' " hi 1!. Hull. 11110, '.' -, 9 . ~. . , . 1i. 1.11 1 “I to 0100, p pane, furniture piothes,wood— world ..lt'iy' $830711? half digit" pfhp' p or any 01115181911081.1011 boat’s 11111101118881. S88 that 018 nam8“ 01851111120811 the “Gold pumps? are on the package Refuse all mundane and 8ubstiiut88.1 b.3113 .1, ,. action token' 011 118 last annual meetingl in October, 1900. I -Continned from the last meeting I!" a resolution offered by theMiddietown bourd of trade relating to the exemp- tion 88 an inducement to manufactur- tlon be taken by the state regarding towns that vote immunity from taxa- tion 811 an tnducement to mannfactur ‘era to locate with them!" By the nor- wlch board of trade this question has been submitted for consideration. "What can be done, to improve the farming interests of this state? THE NUT CROP. Small Boy: Have an Oppommlty to Make Money. The coming of the first front will be most welcome to young America. Not that he cares to see the herald of ap- proaching winter for its own sake. but because it reminds him that the neu- 8011 has arrived for the bursting of the burr of the chestnut, and the one“ 01‘. the walnut. From this out nuts will be the chief articles oflered for sale at the local fruit stores and the umbi¥ tious boy will take advantage of the fact to add to his income. Chestnuts and walnuts will sell for about 81.75 8 bushel wholesale. The other nuts. such 08 butternuts. hazel- nuts. plznuts. etc, are not handled in large quantltca. Devious are the methods employed by the small boy in gathering unto. Some take large sticks and shy them at the tree. others are patient and wait until they drop to the ground while still others. like Mahomet. climb up the tree. it is the latter who keeps the doctors cheerful and furnish much material for a standing obituary colv umn. I it is 8. daily occurrence for some wheelmen to take 0 run to North Stamford or Long Ridge and return. with their wheels loaded with nuts. Some farmers who have not hearing trees are watching them with shot- gun: and close. HEALTH N THE PHILIPPINES. r .‘I. the Hetpiul Service to Excellmt. SAN FRANCISCO, October 2~—ln speaking of the conditions in the Phil- ippines. Surgeon General Sternbcrg. who has just returned from these is- lands, said: "i was surprised at the excellence of the permits service and the arrangements for caring for the sick and wounded We have a depart. '4». 1: .1 .' 1,} You re N ,arm 5 i' Dressed as think) as possible. The Underwear at its thinnest is thick enough just now. A popular price is 50 Cents per 1151-. ‘ merit. and realizing it. we have made 0111 line at. this price as high grade and as satisfaclom 111 8118111 1135th as 15 8111 1111111118 58131118.. . The results oi 0111 elicits are Drov- i110 Satisfactonl. We are selling con- siderable Undergarments. , We hare higher priced 11111111115111 oonespondmciu n'eli selected. Straw Helms licht as is consistent with durabililu ‘ - 98 Washington Street, . soUrl-l NORWALK 1118111 in the islands that we should be proud of. “The percentage of sick remains about the some 88 during the early part of the campaign Taking into consideration what we kayo to contend with over there and comparing it with seen that we buvo made great in. movement! in our military hospitals. The new convalescent hospital at “The men are subject to malaria. part. Thelatter is the vol-8L A little bubonic plague exists among the 1111- tiyelioud Chinese. but it is not eno'ugh to occasion alarm or drive people nto ury general. who accompanied on- enl members, reports that 8.8 a to In been centreliud And do of the decrease of the 8 14181111 18 one-111111 oi to former 81mm. The commit-cry 08- portment l m in the bond! 04 tif- .pdicern. W 0880: 114 114018. itinerary October a—«ttopcm lathe 11.1188 110.11.: cor-vice from . 0011694108“ 8 in moot loath”. '- ill abfltbhwm indie. during the «03:11 ' '.Wil1hltfll0fl were The New ”oi" hoe r91- «,4: . Double Extenelon 30108 11.18 Ext'oliblon ”Eels. -:.41..1>.m *'.6s Burt 81. Company' 8 Shots 761' M00; .53‘50' “i Lounsburv. Mathewson lit Company 'sShpca for Women. 53. 0 I Children 5 Box Cali b'hoes. I51 00. $1. '25 and $1. 511. The Faui'tless Ladies’ Shoe' now selling at $2. 00 ,5 “PM!!! “881 81-41 at on 888? 60'“. min- , 88 palm 1111 m 0111- ‘ ' 81188171018 lamb: °.' any;
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