. . Photo Supplies.
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All business common
this other should be “dreaded to The
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Joules L' Hommedleu' 5 class
meet on Tuesday' night. '
John P. Beatty. of NewaIk. N J. fa-
trier of J. W. Beatty. is visiting the lat-
ter.
will
Tomorrow afternoon Rev. J J. Faust
will preach in the Cranbury chapel at
4:15 o'.clock.
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Cbmpany will hold an important meet-
a 'ipg Monday evening ‘
,..,~Mr. and Mrs. Hiram 8. Brown left
this place, this morning, for the Pen-
Amorican Exposition._
, Captain Thomas Smith is doing some
. work for George A Jennings, at the
Norwalk Yacht Club.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham, of
. Van Zandt avenue. are entertaining
Mrs. Ella Cunningham, of Stamford.
George R. Byington and Attorney
John Keogh went fishing ThIIrsday._
‘3‘ and caught a nice mess of black fish.
5, There will be an important meeting
of the Epworth League, of the East
, Arvenue Methodist Church, Monday
night. » ’
' . The Cleveland Wheel Club will go on
5 a run tomoI row. if the weather is fine.
The place has not been determined up-
on as yet.
is stated that the old house he-
longing to E. E. Gorbam. in Van Zandt
avenue, was erected before the street
was cut through.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth have
returned from their honeymoon trip,
’ and are now living in their newly fur~
nished home in Osborn avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the East
Avenue Methodist Church. will meet
next Wednesday afternoon. It is de-
sired that evei‘y lady be present.
, The new roof on the ancient house
belonging to E. E. Gal-ham. in Vnn
Zandt avenue. is completed. Workmen
are now engagedfon the front porch.
. The Orients and Stars are playing
football. on the Baxter Grounds. this
afternoon. It. is the last half of the
game that was started last Saturday
Next Wednesday evening the Ep-
worth Dengue of the East Avenue Meth-
odist Church will hold a sociable. and
a, general good time may be expectedr‘
Miss Marcia I. Hendrick, of Fort
Point street. has returned from a two
months’ visit with friends in Utica N.
Y.. Ridgefield Slengs. Chautauqua and
Buffalo.
Michael C. Drew is improving rapid-
ly now. it was stated this morning.
that he will be able to leave the Nor-
walk Hospital, and return to his home.
next week.
On October let. several classes in
the East Avenue Methodist Sunday
school will hold an entertainment. the
proceeds of which are to go towards
the church debt.
Robert E. Morrison night engineer
at the railroad drawbridgc, is getting
along nicely. Mr. Morrison at one time
was very low. and it was not expected
that he would live.
The members of St. Paul's Mission
met at the home of Mrs. William Tate.
in Henry street, last evening. for the
purpose of practicing ,~'tlss Sunday
hymns.‘ A pleasant evening was spent.
There will he Evenipx Prayer and
sermon. as usual tomorrow pi t at
St. Paul's Mission. at‘i: doI am ago
tomorrow the Rev. Mr. Coerr preached
for the first time at the Mission. so it
is hoped that there wilh be a large ooh“-
gregation tomorrow evening. as he will
preach. Strangers and snare cordially
welcomed. .,
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Rev E. 2. Ellis. of Danbury. will
preach at the Advent Christian Church.
mom-ow morning, and In the evening.
v.IW. 3.- Gris-om. of Greensboro. N.
0., twill “preach. Rev..i W.Davis and
Rev mono v'rill lehvb Holiday morn-
ing. for Boston. where they will attend
navigation Pnblics Society.
an”, films“ It cues of James
Jr” ”a 3‘:
i.
it find William
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lulled“ IV. «In a horny
terdnyql’n thalaunch (lyric.
" uoiths
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" mfli‘ml’ismily moved“
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“Minot. Personal letters not district,
I my. I .
Lit wBi also be
titanic of the public discourse, at 7
o'clock. All the evening meetings
narcotics, both Sunday and week day
will begin at ’1 o’clock.
Bu my services at Row yton Bap-
urch as iollows:1:45 a. In.
Wino of nectar: topic of sermon:
pio'P; evening at 'i.
utilise service. owed by sermon on
mine noblest ”Bronchial! Loss." Sunday ‘ r
school meets at 12; Junior Christian
Endeavor at 3: 30 and Senior Christian
.Endeavoimu 6 Wednesday. at 7; to
113. mi service at Tonnage Hill. conduct-
by John H. Sharer. Thursday at
2 I). 111., Ladies' Aid meets at the par-
soonest. Thursday evening at 7; is. so-
cial prayer and praise service.
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nsnlrunirmlionorom
Theodore Austen went fishing yes-
terday and badge and patch.
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Rancy Ppoley, who has been visiting
in New York has returned.
Harry Clarhovho has been in Bridge
port. has returned to his home.
George W. and Ernest Tilley were
at the Danbtiry Fair Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dense and family
drove to the Danbury Fair Thursday.
Miss lda Peterson is in New York
with friends. She will remain over
Sunday.
Prof. A. B. Guernsey is spending a
week with his sister. Mrs. A. U Rugs.
in Bridgeport
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garien was deserted yesterday.
Nearly everyone who could get away
was at the Danbury Fair.
Mrs. Harry Hindle has returned
from the Stamford H spitai. and is
gaining gradually in health. , .
Joseph‘ Morehouse has entered the
employ of George W. Clock the gro
all Charles Goff has resigned his po-
8 t on.
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A wheeling party, emulating of the
Tingle boys and Bennie St. John rode
on their wheels to the Danbury Fmr
on Thursday. .
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The Darien friends of Miss Julie
Reitzel. of New York will be glad to
learn that she is convalescent after her
serious illness.
The triple for the Epwortb League
Sunday. will be "Dark Days and Their
Lessons" (Psalms 107:115); leader.
Miss Ella Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Pine. son in law
and daughter of Mrs. Selleck Seely
have taken apartments' In 115th street.
New York. for the winter.
Volunteer Hook & Ladder Company
intends to hold a dance every two
weeks during the winter months. Their
last dance. netted about $25.
The tax lists have to be filed with
the assessors before November 1, and
many of the property owners are busy
figuring at the present time.
. Selectman Charles G. Waterbury.
Miss Hélen Waterbury and Miss LII-
cretia Cullen have returned from their
fishing- expedition. They had a fine
time.
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The Knowlton‘ Drum Corps serenad-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reed in fine
style on Thursday evening. at their
home in Sedgwick avenue. The boys
were treated well.
The topic of the Junior Christian En-
deavor, Sunday. October 13. will be
“Lessons from Bible Preachcrrs" i Y's.
ter, Paul. Philip. Stephen. John the
Baptist. etc); leader. Chester Can-
troll.
The first meeting 0] the new board
of solectmen. consisting of Charles W.
Raymond. Charles G. Waterbury arl
Henry Waring. was held Thursday
morning and the board passed on the
bills for the month.
The pastor of the Congregational
Church is anxious to make the Sebbnths
services as helpful as possible. Bo~0
sides the usual meetings during the
day. tomorrow there will be held in thet
evening the monthly praise service. All
are cordially invited.
.Tho Library party Thursday evening
was a success. There was a neat sum
added to the book fund and a large
number of books were » brought by
those in attendance. The formal open-
enlng of the temporary llbrn'ry lo the
and? house will take place on Octo-
er 15.
Tlhe Volunmidooelétflid wag Cat}.
wil hold a I lit a. f
toactontlio do oitlonofb’uyingslot
or moving to Norotnn Center... If they'
decide to blln they will occupy a tom'-
pour? bu Idling. They are. been in-
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. 'Metiiodist’mplsoopsl Church. not;
Joseph L. (humor. “milking
worship. Bounty. at iii. no. III. on
1:1» to. Who do! within obsorv
semi
sunny-ME” not;
- mates of the deceased.
' the squirrel catchers saw him they
vited to go to Noroton and am bespi -_ ‘m
; promised a new pnglne if they do no.5:
whifran 13$
sauna ruck
carry; raw 3
. 5 ii
. of Main street, who
has been ill the past few days is much
improved.
1 Michelin. the blind!“ meow
He mire “J i it
tboh agifiwoinsiyfihni 33:,th
Those troubled with {claims
happy. and advancement in ct the“; homer
It incisor-iv”!
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There is an uncalled for Iiitter at the
Sausatuck pommce addressed to
Mrs. Grands.
The Westonrt Histmicai Society will
meet Monday evening. at the residence
of Miss E. R Downes. in Main street.
Mrs. Wyokoff annotate and cannot:
or. Miss Leila Stoothoi'f of Flushing.
l. I. will be guests noxt week of Sn-
perintendent and Mrs. Samuel A. Bur-
Superintondont Samuel ‘A. Partly. or
the local division of the Connecticut
Railway & Lighting Company. attend-
ed the National Electric flailwsy con‘
Square Garden. yesterday ,.
The Connecticut Railway & Lighting
Company is daily running a sand car
Fairflcid.
sliding when the brake is applied.
this mornin for P nfield. N.
for a few days. Night Watchman Thor
mas Gallagher will not in Mr. Sturger‘i’
capacity at the
from the Riverside avenue barn to
Send In sprinkled on the
rails to prevent wheels on other cars .
Percy Sturges, of Main street left "
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where he wl i be the guest of friends. “‘ ’
..r..N.n-.an. In,
men': and when cannons “shill
less hundreds or dob. \‘Ir are continual!
take its 15le Wow ‘ll should incur t
intending .Iter. uni in third not I.
“ net as uni" as Emil It Iii. Filllbllg“
or, or me i -ine for. team In iiishn
. vention and exhibit, held in Madison
R. Company' a delight depot.
Greens Farms. have issued invitation
to the marriage of their daughter. Mi
New Haven. The ceremony will takes;
place in the Greens Farms Congregaé
tional Church. at 6 o’,clock Wednesday;
will ofiiciate.
The Westport Paper Company mode
a shipment of six and a half tone or
book binding paper to the Philippines
yesterday. Superintendent Robert W.
Poet stated this morning that it would
be the first shipment of American pa-
per to reach the islands. The six and
a half tons occupied half a large
freight car. The paper was ordered to
stock an American printing plant.
The funeral of the little daughter of
John W. couch. whose death was an~
bounded in the fortner issue of this
paper. took place. Tuesday afternoon,
at the Congregational Church. in
Green‘s Farms. the Rev Mr. Thomson
officiating. The services were most imo‘
pressive and the little ones who had
gone to pay the last saditoken to their
dead schoolmate were perceptibly af-
fected. The honorary pail hearers were
Ward Brown Edward Duffy, Alfred
Rydals and Patrick Quinn, all clnss~
Daniel P. McKenna and son. of the
Westport Marble Works. have been
busy the past week mounting the
memorial cannons at Cedar Poin. Com.
on Beach. The mounting is not com-'
of Work in this section 'lne hand-
sonie granite tablet has been erected
and faces Long Island Sound. The
big guns named Queen Victoria and
George Washington, by Marbiemun
McKenna. will be mounted on each
side of tine tablet. One will point to-
ward the east end of Cockenoe's is
land and the other to the east of Dry
Roef‘ uoy. The granite foundation’
they l rest on is nearly completed
and is about four and a half feet from
the ground. The guns will rest in
granite blocks h0llOWed out.
If Judson Watts and Frederick Per»
noyer were to nominate a candidate
George Mills. Messrs, Watts and Jen-
noyer thought they 'would go squir-
it is necessary to go early Mr. Watts
agreed to go to his chum a house and
wake him up. Arriving at his friend' a
house about 4 o'clock Thursday morn
ing he rapped on the door. The other
hunter heard the knock, and to avlod
waking up“ his relatives he decided to.
get out of the window 0nd climb down
the post instead of going down the
sins. Just as he was about to swing
the porch roof. Mr. Mills came
whistling around the corner and spied
Thinking they were haulers.
boy's say, he darted back in the
Ishadow of the building. As soon as
crouched low to lead him on. Soon
Electrician Mills crept cautiously
around the corner. With this the boys
Jumped from their places and ran
across the bridge, laughing so hard!
that the noise frl hioned rill the
squirrels in the Vclnity into their
nests. which probably accounts lot
the mat returning, with 01mm
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Mr. and Mrs E. B. Jennings, of '~
Lottie Jennings. to Louis Dannlston. of ,
evening. October 16th; The pastor of .
the church. Rev. Robert J. Thomson.
plated but from present appearances
will be one of the most artistics pieces: ‘
for a burglar catches in all probability ‘»
it would be Assistant Electrician ..
roll hunting Thursday morning and as ‘ '*
MISS \I ilii
Prosir' cnt “land‘s
down
etuble Compound. I luul
trial, and I am glad
pains left me and within four mourn;
women
“ Dun Mus I’Ixnruu: —I {oil it
my duty to write you in n-gorclato
up valuable medicine. I have been
Eadie] led with falling of the Womb
udinflum atlon of the ovaries, and
:vss so It I could hardly walk across
aha floor. The (lepton Said it. our.
:ble for. no to get wall unless I
no operatic
loll: Baton to i
Wilma» E. kha'm' s veg-
otu oi Omnipounil i condo up no
mind to. Ive it. a trial, and it has
doors for me. I commenced
to i better from the first dose. a mi
today I an I. well. healthy {it}.
“flirting that your t-gctnlilu
“ad will in iicvo other sufferers
II it did me, out! thanking you for re-
Jiiorin my health. I remain. -- Miss
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moon on the west side of the river.
noise in the house and while in this
state thought he called to his wife and
told her that the house was inmted
with robbers. Going to thenextroom.
be instantly detected that all the all-
verwnre had been stolen. and cried out
to Mrs. Kemper that the burglars had
stolen all the silverware. Mr. Romper
said this morning. ‘Genernl Jackson
such a locking room as i‘ saw in that
dream I never saw before. It seemed
as if someone had come in with a pitch
fork and scatter everything around
the door. Wh t e room was a at t.‘
It was then little after 12; 0' 00k.
and as the last electric car came
over the State street hill near Mr.
Komper's house the rumbling noise
mode by the cor awakened him.
Kemper remembered his dream and'
what awakened him. but was at a loss
as to what time it was. Getting up he
went to the clock and round that it.
The oihcinls of the Wbstport Bank
ware gusto-us of certain charagt‘en:
1 99d re . town youodoypn ox-
ted tfltinrr’nttssn M d in
nth; Vortegzk and rob the
n.I
tho hosvy‘h
the burly part! (“Citroen“)? later
pew was Wraiéilfolood ‘ filo
ill of whom were slim
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anyone who arm an attempt twirl.
from J"
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‘ tho
carver-snot”
.. ”or
was about 12:16. Shortly after the
door boll rang and he lonnd Cashier _
Woodworthdh e
g5mug5 Ingmar ”Woollen” am
noon and who ”a, suspected.
When the riff w'al out the
climpony e bank a o Ill
and museum iglit of s several men
we Were standing out-id“: oi' the “to
trotting; no . cumin. drain w;
”d rs had captured the human;
but he mm it worse that they ver-
IMO! in t 0 number who
still; an M
" {infirm} of all
the but
use.
country. the great virtuc of Mrs. i’luklf-v
and for tho fliHOl'ilfl titre of all kinds oi “(untold ills hoistiliotitoidt
but. bulb I Would ;
no road so much i
”film“ in a;
lit. neonatal
wins
his bnpizrwm fact it mind In Irn they go .
not. " ,_
Em" rm MURPHY
loud i‘lub, ” SI at: lo.
“Dem Mus. l’mxnnur—diur tiller yours I suilcrcil \vithioarihg
pains, lifliiklllllc, became III:'.-Ivous and h
onjo lifons other young \vmnou «lid
llml nrly and been cIIIuII.s110gestIIl that I iy Lydia. 1:}.1‘inkbnm s Vog-
tlittle filth in t,- but Ilt‘H‘l‘lllt‘li‘HS lgiiw it 5!
tlIntI (lid. [kn t‘._
Sheriff Romper. In his dream. heard a.
Mr.’
dtlisit Cashier vocalismrtliisniii,1
Y1
Mltslous troubling.
do a Pompom been in
pith “mmllfilill u. :1
in the younglnrl vinrlettcr which follows tout Lydia Er
19¢!le oer-Mal}; cure the mac rings of wo-
lady bill
mot. tor in polymer the counts. ‘
II it: in the news a of this
twinedioi no must he ttcd. by all;
within
thing; nt‘ is claimed tube
JIM unsound. for u
so “runny WM arcs.
‘l‘i nth.
yatciical and could not
A lady fI-niui who iInIl suitered
tting lli'llei‘ gindunlly and my
was it Well woman Tiiis' Is a
year ago mull haw. novel burl any trouble rinoe. I ulsh ull suii‘ming
knew of your yaluobiii medicine. w Yours very uni“ MARI-Alli-
ETTA Monrnr, 2703 see. Ave. ., titanic, \\ ash."
Two Flore Grateful alters.
" linen Man. i’mnnnn: —I have
been greatly beneii liked by the use at
your medicine. I was troubled with
n pain iii my side had any little un-
usual thing would almost prostrate
i“? I \Vlldi M) lll' I VOIIS' . I was 80 weak
1 could not do my work: monstrnn
tion was verv scanty. I tried mell-
'ilin‘es for my nerves, also kidney and
liver inalielne. but amt-hint.r did me
any Igood. I then concluded to try
[ml B. Pinklinm's Vegetable
Compound. i took three bottles
of it. and one box of your Liver Pills.
and l have not been sick since. That
It as three. v cars ago. and I have given
birth do tuo children since then. and
do all my housework for a inmil} oi
sin. "-—- bins .lonn Mono. Hillsboro,
Ohio. (Ami. It), l900.)
Don’t hesitnh rum to 1d Magnum I: there is anythin
« . , Tracer» "
new. She will tre'at you
n omau ever rotted
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Not ". a; ”L“: ‘i
Chro‘lnind't'iu‘n In of; “a
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gently, and blood flowed freely. Apolo-
gies were made, by Mr. Taylor. and be
accompanied the wounded cashier to
the compare, where Mr. Woodworth be~i
gun to look for his handkerthicf to
bind up his nose. Look as he might, he
could not find it, and after a long
search someone of the party said “Its
around your neck." The book may be
watched again tonight. ,
W. -.
handlords i
Here’s I chance for papering
your houses most rcnsonably
paper as low so 6 cents
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and have in stock; or
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WE HAVE THE)! COMING BY Till '
OAR-LOAD, EVERY FEW DAYS
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, also an absolute protection to "those
: dependent upon you? ‘
‘ understand this fully call at or who
° the Geneisl Office of the
completions: Milk. full
tabular Milk. full weigh '
noon Mariicabo Coffee,
d pligs. Grape Nuts.
l’ilisburyin Oats,
3 lb. can Bdked Beans,
Milk Crackers.
Bods Crackers,
East . l I‘
ARE YOU awaits
to the fact that honest
Insurance is o. fine investment 1
it who not
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GENERAL AGENTA, , “ .- “
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. ,
NERWALK ”in
:01in Ivan wnun
Scamcrs Fagie and City Of No
walk icavc New York Pier 23..
East Riicr, Beckman street, 3:79.;
ill. Norwulk and South Norwallé
during tlIe‘IIiglIt.
Danivnand IN soon pm.
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We handle on] no grade at Gull. ..;
and that is the B ST.
Place your orders now..snit tots ad‘- ,
vantage of price quoted shove. .51. ‘~
Best in quality. cleanly ., .
competent drivers, prompt‘ ,
No matter what your experience
been in the past, give Ill your
and we will please you.
Branch Chico corner-W
Main streets. Booth Nd!“
isbprded machinery an
anagram lint}! Wt“? ii . .
d ior r were 3"
lrmid ’lill‘lBI‘SYoifll‘
rubber. feet er‘s' and all. It .
you wo'iiid like a. dispute, -
best can pi'i‘deil will
or. ling on
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