" herbs radius
it obit-sipped communications for
. nice chould bo nddrcuod to The
incl. Pereonal tnttern not desired.
.w . n‘
. allford Gregory has purchased a
‘ whoci.
.m— -wuw
Wontporl lll'llllltllif‘ (llub will
It l‘oilc‘urnai ill lilo Opera House.
evening.
. ‘lph Allen. of (lolnpo utl‘eot. was
cgueet or friends in Eliot Norwaik.
evening.
. ungdml K, Allen. of Riverside ove-
l, in painting the Woutport Paper
ompnny‘n plunt.
‘ i Ford Smiley. of Boston, formerly
Nut-walk, was it guest last evening
of Cranfurd brothers. in (Tempe.
Min. (Ilicncy. ol Vi’nshlnuton. l). (3..
is the guest of llt‘l' nephew. E. A.
Bolunc. and hire. Milluic ii. Crllnfnrd
int Lawrence \‘llln.
Vl’rosidcnt, ultlcl', ol‘ the Atlantic
Starch Wot-kn. whose ilolnc is in North
:‘Willlrnllaln, Mimi-L. in here looking af-
ter the intorcats ol‘ the. ("(llllllllll)’.
The interior ot‘ the Holden block In
lantport has bccn improved by now
"pcr and paint. Several alterations
have been ltludc and the building has
”been strengthened.
- ..The Washington t‘inb held its first
.‘nlcoting of tho coupon at the residence
of Mrs. Samuel Ailcn, in Colnpo. last
night. Now ollircrs were elected and
‘ itt’csinncntn \vcl'c served.
‘Ml‘. Losicr. ot’ thc tirlu of E. A.
Prompt: Company. accompanied by Al
fired Goldscllnlidt. of the South Nor-
wnlk’ofllcc. spent last evening with Mr.
Bulimia, at Lawrence Villa.
‘ ”Although local fisherman have given
up bass fishing for the Ht'fliitlll, out~0l
down sportsmen are daily enjoying
that pasttlmc. l‘flll‘llllli! school bass
truth the Sanuzllllck czll'rlugc bridge.
Flint Race has; llccn postponcd un-
ill Saturday. at 2 o‘clock.
mwl
, ..._.._-.._ .
Sherman 'l‘. l‘lttc. ol' llridccport:
Charles F. Millfi. of Norwalk. and
James C. l’illgllt‘il and will»! of Hart-
ford, were included ill thc guests at
311119 Westpol't Hotel. ycswterday.
‘1 ' ldlss Julia Adams, who was recently
‘4 iakcn ill with twphoid fever of nor
‘ famine in Greens Fill‘llls, is in a danger-
vlilu condition and was removed to the
EBrldgcport Hospital, yesterday after-
m‘uon. '
i‘ The Roy. L. S. Slcvcns, former past-
‘ owl lvloiyzfi‘rlnlty Church of this place
it! on here from tho Wt‘sl. greeting his
. old frlclldfl. At present he is the guest
vol ftllc. Misses Wilcclcr. 'of Riverside
w‘xovcnue.’ ‘
, The maple trees ill this vicinity arc
mmatentlng a vcry bcuutil‘ul appeurimco
fills Week with tltcir loaves of yellow
land gold. Many gather the leaves
«lolly and decorate the interior of their
women.
P
The members of (tompo Engine Com-
m‘ly aascmbicd in their cnulno house
“last evening and talked over matters
pertaining to the fair which they are
going‘lo givo at a future date in Na-
nnal Hull.
.._— 1......-
St0ck BliOliOl' E. A. Bobme. who wail
thrown from bh: horse and badly ill-
wfiurod about the face while enjoying a
Title around the driveways at Lawrence
‘Vllie, ln'dompo. lat-it weekdlb getting
along nicely n'llfl will boom in a few
days. ...
.. _ _ .——‘..w.
. ,_.
‘ During the past few days a you-3'
plum trcc ill Ml‘ii. Morris Allen garden.
Riverside avcnuc. had beeniu bloom.
,‘plum trcc illorlmlnu'nt this season
in! the your in quitt- a curiosity and it
Mite attracted the attention of phone
'ivlbo pass by.
~—...—_—
brine. shipped a handsome horeo and
‘ s’on via, Bridgeport boat, to New
. this morning. The team will be
‘9' to delivercnt flowers in New
The wagon in a fine piece of
me’nehip. the Rides of wit ibeing
ted place.
The old Yunnlgun football team. of
.mfltllck. has been reorganized. and
lipid-5' the Tigers. of East Norwalk.
hrdny, November 2d. Richard EV-
li will he the full back and James
linen and P. tlrnllt tho halfbacks.
' “boys any they will endeavor to not
oral Westport players in the team.
f the motors blew out this
catnort from Bridgeport at
1:. Many of the passengers
, .w-tlle village, an the accident
period a «hurt distance away
vcd too late to catch the car
much:
9‘ v
'i/ :
lace. to Joseph Enlffen. .th'e'
n Mcotrlcitinn, November iii
W...
The followtnk officers will be inntnll»
red in the order of Sons of Temperance
thin evening by Grand Worthy Putrl’
arch W. A. it. Howlcy. of Now Can-
Worthy Patriarch. George Fair-
child; recording scribe, Frederick M.
Nowell; financial secretary, Samuel A.
Purdy; chaplain, Mrs. J. B. s. New-
ton: treasurer. Robert W. Post.
treatments will be served after the
business meeting.
A abort time ago Richard Evorett'c
large delivery horse stepped on a wire
unit. which penetrated through
. ' ' . , l-
imit 3:325:02 illiteltllcs‘iilllerq‘cili’y “I?" and among other business acted upon
approved of the new schedule of rates
thinits.“liiirii.irriri.: wwwww b. .. uwehwwgwwggw
other delivery horse's hoof. The pro- muggy ggofi‘flfiggdl ‘22:?“ 19:6 rut:
prictor of the Saugatuck market in ii h h under consideration
now wondering what will next happen We” on no can '
to the horae that in well.
the tin pans and wash boilers.
One resident in Riverside ave-
play-
:topped Mr. V
“Nlntuy‘” Steven: Discount-ed” from
' Tug Isis Ten Days Ago.
mystery attends the
strange disappearance of Charles P.
better known as
Ten days
happened to
, ins and Engineer Wll in
‘tlté‘ tau. ’ure firm in dieihgil
canine dicdof gallef. h d
day following his nappcarancet e o; - J , .
baton to whine. and-continued it for aor 0' I atln.,Ynlo 93'
the entire weekv ,Dpring mu time it
would not count! its grécfthwagototuch-
. ltvhad .911 about “a a . or .- - /
'mive years. and was a print winner. NEW YORK. “1°39? 17*F‘r0d0rlck
‘ . , titl n for . .
32:33 :flfififiirlfimmfifimfi‘ apan- attempt to kill tmse‘if and his three
. r v ‘
’lorlet ”E. .1. Taylor; ' of * Greeml
. acluo anon away.
’ _ laid down-to die filth them. but we:
“mm" "‘°'""”"°“'°" “m a“ discovered and «ll-med from the
apartment before he or any of the
who Wily Conuumptlvu Should
‘ Vl’lnwthc eloclrlct car that ar-‘
beats with the 8:66 o'clock 10-_
ofdlfr. and Mrs. J. 1...:ll'lllow:
ad that “With. ..
1‘, out:
lull in do“?
. timid.“ ,1. ‘
than dud-’tllllilllb donut 170
Mini... m”
in“ MM m
ii
. a to rot
known of ii wScli‘vdulo.
Oporaticnbffrlnlyw-ch Haven Of-
fice Furnlolmi Employment to
85 Main and 120 Fomaien.
The board of directors of the
his Knights of Columbus. held their quar-
terly meeting in New Haven this week
by the national officers for over two
years. In order to guarantee payments
Sheriff Kelnper is in possession of a Eécitgigrggffilgg 3:31;: Sggeogllfiigii
strong elite to tile person who burglar- of the problem of safe insurance w”
mod the residence of Mrs. Nelson. on t i th r t B r tte tin
the Eliza Gorhnm farm in Westport. [$111128 {a n ear ti? are; “£11m:
as told exclusively in the Sentinel your .1 8 i 3;" if“??? ' f a Illa 1’) ado
it was the general sentiment cm 0 1 f in g till all otgmt 1‘1” "been
around town this morning that the par- a comp e e “V“ g“ on “ on
Who emerged from the cellar with the | .
etoicn articles wrapped up in a white 31“], clolnftfigklweil's :nlegigg b:cl.llll:rty30fllll-
talllc cloth. dressed in woman's clothes ' ‘ - - p y ' ,
ln progress for nearly two years.- Da-
lnittce that had in charge the revision
of the rates and the latter made a
Mr. and MPH. Edward Fun)“;J 0f the scarChlng investigation of the "at of
Four Corners, tn Poplar Plains district, rates 0' “um"? “fieszeg‘g’t (:1 "Emmi?
who were recently married. were given insurance 11 t e n a 9‘3’ camp ’
,, noiev “exam“ the other evening. by lug statistics that were nubmlttad to
the young element living in that vlcin- 3“" adjourned :figTM‘X“ Ott tilletnai
There were some older folks who .firl‘irancounmN g. 'IPh “at“ dasidnd
took part in the racket. too. The nere- C ‘ “9"" ll ' l e to 35 cc 9
nadcrn were served with cake, coffee upon at the not one. conven on worg
and cigars. bllt not until they had glv- apgrg‘veld [by thhatcgsggfi buBS'tlgwgg‘;
en ligand exhibition of their skill with '9 9‘ ‘3‘ ° 6 l ' "
They well. the nation". secretary of the on
say Mr. and Mrs. Fillow entertained dcr. declined to say what increase has
been made in the rate by the national
board of' directors. He said that some
loneldorabie indignatioa was caused aganfieieug (508‘bi was: 23:01:) til:
this morning. unloug the residents of 'ounclls ST}: ‘0' Eu“ I’tlion m (1 ti
Sangutuck, when they found their door (’ ' 9 me 33 a e 3
yards and the principal streets iitered ,
with circulars advertising a business establishedn rate that assures secur-
ity. it will be less than the rates that
one caught one of the boys delivering ys‘mregicq‘rgi'sgded by the fraternal
the circulars this morning. ill the act ‘ The a‘c'u'bh of the national offlccrq in
of sowing a dozen broadcast in his . ' ‘ ‘
yard. and made the lad pick them up advancing the rates ofinaurance is not
lgilln. The citizens say they will pros- _ : ‘
ecnto the next concern that tries this Of joy by "1" members 0f n“ order
method of advertising.
the" committee. Mr. Colu'ell odid. has
likely to be received with any degree
Ever since the proposition was made
’lf rcadiustlng the rates the proporti-
, ‘ tlon has not found fnyor with the mem-
.. 9mm“ M the ho.” Who .l‘ik" part m bore of the order. Sentiment among
.col‘gc Wanhbnrn s farce (.ome Down ‘tl b t h tiff ii
and we Will Give You a, Good Time“ ileNmemHer'n 0 t”? ‘ event will“ "‘
lrc laughing at the jokc that was play- 'l‘on igltenfibslth: gagggaf‘: 0: :1 :1 '5‘;
ed on the writer at the last rehearsal. M10? at the mnctln nthdrer is the
When the real comical part of the n i h f“ '
“Ol'ilt‘tllr' was reached the other even :3“ 1‘"! t dailies}? 0dr "mm!” putst.
ing and Mr. Wiehbnrn was about to go a c a. me t a o a vance n ra on
through a funny act, unknown to him.
one of the otllcr comedians placed a crnl objection to the change.
i v . u n
.flligkgiihzfitgg £11,123,“ the center national officers say that while there
3f 3 humorous joke the cannon crack. is absolutely no danger now. and that
no" result it is said the order in in the strongest financial
shburn's heart from
heating for an unusually long period. was made for contingencies in years to
is not warranted. and there is a gen-
, in support of the steps taken the
condition. the increase in the rates
come and to provide protection for the
monsoon-r BOATMAN MISSING. "mm?" mem"""'"°' “‘9 me"
“am“
DELEGAT£8 TO YALE.
W
An Additional List of Distinguished
chnnontnfivn Announced.
“Ninety" NEIW HAVEN. October 17—The list
. of de cgates to Yale's licentennlal cel-
Stevens, who has been employed aboard ..
the tug boat. Isle, of Bridgeport, for the ,brutlon gro'lva longer daily. Accord-
onst decade as its steward.
, ' , . ‘ varsity today. the following gentlemen
Tildehllg‘irffitiilseli hifiéehgfbiislgfiaflfgé will represent the institutions named:
‘le has met with some accident. or per- , ~ _
naps. foul play. Stevens was not of a President Webb and FitzGernld Tie
£312“: e;;:p(;’gtil(;2'v:ngl (it £232: “(135.0"; haze and literature. and Professor Wil-
night, unlesehe had some business
Willi: sniffing???” not plan to President Charles Francis Adams.
leave the boat is based. upon the fact __
that he left his best clothes on the boat. Columbian University The Rev.
together with his personal offectn. Hie
cocker spaniel dog '4.de ,y.'_' toiiwhlicg
he Was greatly attache . was a so c
behind, which only adult weight'to the “an” M' A" ““3““ ””10"” 0‘
conclusion that someti
- him. Stevens is cloaeltov evpnfi years
old, but a rcnlarkablyfiptenervcd mun
lie has called around the world several
times. and in one of tthe best known.
shipping men in this vicinity.
Saturday afternoon.
‘ng to an announcement from the uni-
Collége of the City of New York—
dull. Ph. D.. professor of Greek iang~
tiam Stratford. M. D.
American Historical Association—
lulu.
lumen MacBrlde Sterrett. M. A.. D.D..
president.
mathematics at Cornell University.
' Bangor Theological Seminary—Jilhe
Rev. Leonard Paine. D.D.. and the Rev.
Charles Hardy Ropes, D.D., both Yale
graduates.
. Manhattan college. New York city--
Brother Chrysostdm. professor of eth-
when Stevens l
car I . ., ..
‘had been missing one week. his dog . '
1. "Nancy” died. Captain'l‘fdnry Schult- ‘ Illinois 0““me Rev. Clifford
Sidney. of Webster Bataanwpresldent. Yale '89.
of that the . . .
From the tlrét Thomas. Ph.D.. Lb.D.. President, and
: .Brvll ‘ Malt? . canon—mm M.‘ Cary
Arthur Leillé Wheeler. Ph.D., profes-
BUOGELIN 8 0ND ‘ATTIMPT A
‘ OCISO , ’
Buggelin. who ads an unsuccessful
children on Mondny night dually nuc-
ceeded in ending his life My. 011
Monday ho‘cutcow'nl pipe in the room
where his children were asleep and
children were overcome. Today be
At the Bridgeport tic-pita! is a living drank cal-bone acid with fatal effect.
and incidentally nhorrible reason why cumin W“ I timekesper on one of
the law should prohibit marrluc be“ the Rapid Transit contract: and his
tween. consumptives, fly! the Bridge.
port. standard. Gottfried Potitorcon.
a child eev‘on years old. but undovolcp- of his wifo'nnd
ed, in o. puttentin the children’l ward. ‘
buffering from general tuberculouln...
it to the mend malignant am ever
,. treated,,iu‘ the limitation. end the
mo": Ditllbli. Th9 chud'l fl‘.h Mid yqder. hay. mk¢d m0 '0‘, I m.
'bouon are being biowly colon away by
millions of Motorist. of ."busb." on
corn. «choc»: Itcwcnll ’tllinn. W
friends «to. that be killed himself be-
' upon her no leave
luvantn hock-mil in... .
can TOWN. October thrills in.
‘her homo. :
buvlu panama
mum afflicting;
. tin-cu .t u , ”meltdown-lynx.
htlvfllfill h‘holmllil’ and loidnnlin‘ but “Ill
buffet-inn are somewhat alldvieted gunman“, Townw‘ . m
urolobutwmond . .
{‘l‘h‘dfidlilldlii’fl'qtn .
mathernovi'llvu. fill father died of
consumption. Whoa .
. ukani’to'tlu‘llalplul
from the on .
board-nu "I m
@Mflbbllrw
chromium,
dogma 012‘: m “m1
iiutttmlllgluillul;
Rc- Report of Marion" Shown Practical
cause tumor-nil won, the uffpc'tlonn'
The true pi , cf “the Connecticut
School for Boys. have promoted to the
governor, their report fur the rear and-
ed Hoptember 30, and it shows a most
eatlefactory condition of nffaira at the
institution. The report dwells at
lenlth on the work of the pinto Mont.
He has maneuver 600 visits to parole
nearly 250 homes. Hts report shows
that out of 352 boys remaining on his
Vinitink list at the close of the yous-.111
but thirty-eight are doing well or fair
ly well. Only thirty one boy: were to
turned by hunt for berloun fault during
the year. while ofthc 166 boys paroled
during that time. only fourteen vim-e
included in th number no rcmrnad.
Seventy her c at of the entire number
of boys remaining on the violtlnl- list
are reported ‘u doing well without
any qualification. Such results are now
couraglng to‘ the trustees. and indicate
that the Work of the school is reason-
ably successful.
Thirty-six boys have been connected
with the band during the your and
many of them have attained great pro.
llciency as musicians. In Juno the
band by invitation attended the New
Canaan centinnlai in charge of bender
Magnlre. and led the procession of
school children which was a. feature of
the celebration. The propriety of
their conduct and the merit of their
playing won many compliments. Many
of the boys who have belonged to the
band. upon being paroled, secured
musical employment; while the new
pertinent ministers materially to the
good order and contentment of the
eye.
CON N ECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued October
id. 1901. l
Lint furnished from office of A. M.
Wooster. solicitor of patents, Bridge-
port. Conn.
Joseph Sacha, Hartford. means for
controlling energy delivered to trans-
lating devices.
Nell Stalker. West Hartford, romov-
able elastic hcelwpad.
Charles F. Smith. Néw Britain, to-
blefork.
Thomas (‘. Richards, Winsted. hat
and coat rack.
William H. Palmer. Jr.. Norwich.
quilt-knotttnc machine.
Charles R. Holt, Watertown. um-
brella runner.
Almeron M. Lane, Meriden. clock~
case. ‘
Edward S. .llowry. Middletown. pole-
support.
Parllon A. Whitney. Southlngfon. 2
patients: Manufacture of wrench
forginga: manufacture of wrench-laws.
C. M. Photos. ll'orentdale. Vt., says
his child was completely cured of a
bad case’of cl‘t'éhin by the use of De-
Wltt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
all counterfeitsr in instantly relieves
piles. George C. Stilleon.
Choliy~Whitt's youah hand bandag~
ed for. old chap?
Archie—~Weumatlsm. old man. Me
bwute of a mill: bwought me a cold
sallsnll with me coffee this mawnlng.
Sholly—-Th§(tivnedal l—Leslle's week~
. . .‘——-d‘t4V———u—
"i had long suffered from lndlvos-
lion," writes (it A. LeDeis. Cedar City.
.Vl. “Like others i tried many prepara-
tions but never found anything that
did me good until I took Kodol Dys~
pepsin Cure. One bottle cured me. A
friend who had suffered similarly i
put on the use of Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. He is gaining fast and will
man be able to work. Before he used
Kodol'Dyepopala Cure indigestion had
made him a total wreck. George C.
Stillaon. . .
lY
“Life is nearly all strife and decep-
tion." said thew‘mournful man.
"That's true." answered Mr. Flntaon
“When you aren't making a. futile at-
tempt to coerce the cook you‘ve got to
be Jollylng the ianltor."—Walhington
r.
Trinity College. Dublin—James ulc- 3w,
—-———-4
W. T. Wesson. Ghoieenvlllc. va..
druzgist. writes: “Your One Minute
Cough Cure given perfect satisfaction.
lily customers say it in the beat rem-
ady for coughs. colds, throat and lung
troubles." George C. Stilleon.
.._..__
“I suppose you went to some ex-
pense in fitting up your hence so
at; to make your summer boardero
comfortable?” . . w'
"Yes sirree," answered Farmer Corn-
tosaei. i had three thermomomters
. built especially for the place. They
no higher tha‘w seventy degrees. It
cost a little ouhin'. but it paid in the
long run."
were each suagnnteed not to register
WHAT'8 YOUR FA E WOR‘l'Hfl
Sometinieo h"fortune..but never, if
vou have a caliow complexion. a foam
diced look. moth patched nnd blotchon
on tho akin—all nine of Liver Trou-
ble. But Dr. Kinc'o New Life Pills
give clbar‘ckln, rosy cheeks. rich com~
pinion. Only 26 canto.“ Ell. Bax-
ter’s and John A. Rigs-’3 drug stores.
South Normllk and Nut-walk.
Film Tromdinnwfl‘ow Did 'Hamiet’
take down through Arlnouni" ,
Second handled—“Oh. all right,
except kt instead of words we had
to use; " otere lull to plea-n tho
cowboyoif’whln State Joumnl.
I W . ‘
ill-1335mm“ 'lttle liluriy 12.1“" nova:
. n.‘ ‘ ey at u a. promo,
semiannual ‘lfl grooving all im-
nullified mail 9 (liver and Main.
‘ ‘ = ' tokci‘Novar primer
‘ ‘Osfitllllcn.
. Wino-nu.
or—leldt indboiumbun to con-
, t the" ' rid we! roundf ‘
no: all. his «penance
* . loved?“ it on cuythinu but
ii i ‘ ».
W ..
Wiglbd Raglan!" monomer.
mammal? and mainly; memory“
, a “"CM. Wt”! m ‘
‘w‘imfllorfltllm. . .l . Q fill
the damage could not be repaired.
““31““ to!“ to minnow it
what can he mum?"
the mind but
On examination ‘ it
The owner of the vehicle not out
of the vehicle and took an obnervntlon.
Then he directed the men .n charm
of the wireless telegraphy nppnrotuu
to communicate with the station at
F‘s-up.
“Titll the fellows." he paid. "We've
broke down. Inititude 26 degrees, 7.9
minutes north. limllltudc 1t demon 3‘!
mlnnteo t1 second: out. Auk them to
send a camel."-~Obionso Tribune.
m-
A FIINQIQH ATTAOK.
All attack won lately made on 0. FT.
Collier, of Cherokee. town. that nearly
proved fatal. it cnmo through his kid-
neys. Hie back not no lame he could
not stool: without great pain. nor lit
in a chair except propped by cushions.
No remedy helped him until he tried
Electric Bitters. which effected such
a wonderful change that he writes he
feels like a new man. This marvelous
medicine cures backache and kidney
trouble. purities the blood and builds
In) your health. Only; 600, at F. H. Bar
tcr'a drug store, South Norwnlk. and
John A. Risss’s drug store. Norwalk.
We are glad to see that the fashion
magalinoa tell the proper garments for
women to wear in an automobile. We
had looked forward with fear to the
sight of Atchison Women wearing gar-
ments when out outomoblllns that
were not exactly the owner thins.
saveo A com LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of Mil-
ford, Dcl.. says: "Brazilian Balm anv-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we loci: with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped .
to sleep. and was all right in the morn-
ing." For sale by R. H. Plainted and
F‘. H. Baxter.
Oh. the sadness of her sadness when
she's and!
Oh. the gladnesa of her gladnees when
she's glad!
But the sadness of her sadness.
And the gladncse of her gladncsa.
Arenothlng to her madness when she’s
Mad! ~Dcnver Post.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a more
stimulant to tired nature. it alfords
the stomach complete and absolute
rest by digesting the food you cat. You
don't have to diet. but can enjoy all
the good food you want. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure instantly relieves that die.
trapped feeling after eating, giving you
new life and vigor. George C. Stillson.
~
“We insure persons of every avoca-
tlon,”said the insurance solicitor. ex-
ccpt——”
He spoke in a confidential. you-see-
how-it-la. yourself tone of voice.
“—that of innocent bystanders. We
are phllanthrophlc and all that but
We are not foolinb."—Harper'a Baler.
---——————
STEPPED lNTo LIVE OOAL§.
“When a child I burned my foot.
frightfuiiy," writes W. H. Ends, of
Joncsville. Vb... “which caused horrible
legw acres for 80 years. but Bucklen'c
Arnlca Salve wholly cured me after
everything also failed." lnfalllble for
Burns. Scolds. Cute, Sores. Bruises and
Plies. Sold by F. H. Baxter. South Nor-
walk; John A longs, Nor-walk. 25c.
OF TWO EVILS.
"All those ctories the papers are
printing about’you are lies." said the
pollticlan‘a' friend. “Why don‘t you
make thpm stop‘lt?" ’
“i would." replied the politician.
“but l'm afraid they'd begin printing
the truth mom'f ‘
I
-
ONLY CURSEFOR DVOPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del, says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have, great die-
trend and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian diamond one no
cent bottle cured me coupletely."
For sale by R. H. Plnlst‘ed and F. H.
Baxter.
An Opportunityrjsupnoal‘flg ,~ dive
you your supper." said the tired-look-
ingnwomau. “What will you do to earn
it?
“Madam." saidvlileandering Mike
“[11 give you do opportunity ,of seein'
a. man no t’roo a whole meal wit'out
findin'. fault wit' a dingle‘t'tn‘gfi‘
The woman thought a mintlte. and
the table—Wilmington Slur.
then told him to come in and she’d net
“4—...-
Lewla Ockerma‘u’.‘ Gdahon.'lfid.‘: ue
Witt's Little Biol-lyfilnera never hand
his double like other the, but do their
work thoroughly on make me feel
like a boy." Certain.‘thorou¢h, gentle.
George 0. Stillmn.
——.~
Al the trees begin to shed their
leave: and tho world to prepare for
winter, the red coats and gown: form
touches of bright color that are very
much moro‘plculnx to the eye than
they were in July‘and August. 1 dare
say they are not an fashionable now.
but they in. in better. ,
Mothers everywhere praise One Min-
ute Count Cure for the uncertain it
be: relieved and the lives of their lit-
tle one- it has saved. Btrlk'on at the
rout of the trouble confirms the in.
animation. The children'n favorite
Oouab "Cure. (loom ‘0. Stillnon.
u—u.
. LUKIWAHM.
Firit blotter-«Jg at in very
wbll, bu film: p y
t its new busy to give
any more time mini-action."
docond Golfer—Won. well. if a man
for, cA-t-loncwmnur ALAnM. *
“'Olic digit lily'brctbcr’n baby, wan
M vii Crimp." water In. J. O.
(whrmrrrrmn. ' '* ‘
.".wumk
inbuslneu.” ,
'“Wlnu
hero of course,
ouch I place.
her chopping here.
them—Boston Tranncrlpt.
‘V.
DEAFNEBS CANNOT lfl CURED
when it in entire
dltlon of the mucous surfaces.
lore, free. , ,
F. J. CHENEY a (10.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglntn, 76c.
Hall’s Family Pille are the bent.
ingtontan, said:
“How much do you want to pay a
day?"
replied :
half."
to the police station for lodging."
' Town <
w——._
October 14. 1901. to'and including No-
vember 1. 1901. said offices to be open
from 10 to 12 o'clock a. m.. and from
till 9 o’clock in the evening.
8. 1901.
JOHN B. LAWRENCE.
GEORGE W. FITCH.
JAhlEL TONER.
CITY].
instabilities
”My
numolcnt‘ dmrlptlon. . , ;
Conn.) October 7. 1001.
0’ «bonnet. only“.
but it n;
in .
“ {gloWaI-w-Of course” not; The
idea of'bnybo‘dy buylnznnythinn in
w‘mtofiéurn. Howe- (voluulwli‘m-
Ibb‘bfll’t fool me. l'll’betnlie dooq‘nll
Mn. Burner—Now I've found out
when; that women lets all hell-clothes
i might have known by the looks of .
too vnlun. Designed and comp
on true principlu. they give met 11
by'local applications. as they cannot from ‘ "up“ "flaunt of tug], HM;
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There in only one way to cure deaf-. are
none, and that in by constitutional rein-
odies. Deafness in canned by an in-
flamed condition of the mucoun lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inflamed you have n rumb-
ling sound or im‘perfeot burial. and
y closed doctrine- (in
the result, and union: the inflammation
can be taken out and thlll tube rew
stored to its normal conditionhearlnz
will be destroyed forever; nine climb
out of ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but on inflamed 0011'.
of communal. .
Got. North m Ola Wu! MM”;
. Plumbfnp and Slum Half '
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (copied by
catnrrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Cetlrrh Cure. Sand for circu-
A Memphis man was contemplating
a visit to Washington. and. never hav-
ing been in the capitol. asked a friend
about the best hotel for him to stop
at. The friend, who was an old Wash-
.19 North Main se,
The other thought a moment and
”Oh, I suppose about a. dollar and a
"Well, then, my friendl think that
the beat thlnig you can do in to report
lssessus’liolice
We, the undersigned, hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporations lin-
hie to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
walk, that they are required by law to
deliver to the Assessors. or either 0?
them, on or before the first day of No-
vember. 1901, a written or printed list,
dated, signed and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them. on the first
day of October, 1901. liable to taxation.
N. B.~Llsts may be returned to the
Assessors at the Assessor' office, Town
Hall building, Norwalk. and at 16 80.
Main St., South Norwalk, at the office
of .l. B. Lawrence. from and including
2 to 5 o'clock p. m., all days of the
Week (Sundays excepted): and on Sat-
urdays and on November 1, from 7
Dated at Norwnlk, Conn.. October
08 n1 ‘ ‘ Alienation-n.
We. tho undersigned. hereby {give no-
tion to all pencils and corporations li-‘
able to pay taxes in the city‘of‘ south
Norwnlk, that they are required by law
to deliver to the mentors, or either of
them,won or before thelut day/cf Now
embiir, 1901. a written or btlntcd ‘liat,
“dated. etched: and sworn to, of purine
property owned by them on the tint
day of October, 1001, liable to taxation.
making n description "of bit tutti. .
game. each pai‘cn fbélngbemaw‘y do.
scribed: ”and when renounce can be
made to a man will: in the town
clerk'l odico. luch'roforcllce Illnll .bc 1
l
8 :00‘.
101:0" 11:00:. ulna. .'.w
330:“; 4:021;
u. n.-mm mum monoculture
‘ dilation, in the Council "room. not.
, lend bullet, unknowinoouua
including combat; it... i. to mim-
cludlnc November 1st, 001. ntd «ill» .1
ltowln pm from tarot: culling It 11.. ~‘w
and from?! “toll o‘clock.wp.j.“m.i on fittin-
‘dmffr'om 7 to 9 o’clock in tbncvguinh. ,,
. hadron Friday. November lot. from?
‘M’D. Ill.‘ . I w “7 q
: bated n the City of south Norwalk. . ’i
.. m‘ 1114-519me 3 '
wrmm no: nitric: .
of everyone. tho its-30f ‘ b M
Run and firing: we '0 or “our:
some in IDDOM’IIIOO and of .
nub» Our 818 Bonn in n model;
Jl-ldr” co mun—sh
a“.
1341. V ‘ ‘ rm
"In. '
Hit! "(.1er limitin- ,
Hot Afr Hutton.
Imam fight memo.
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11 WALLIMIIW NOIWM ‘
h ‘13: w.”"'RAruol§l"n.
. " FUNIRAL nlnncron
Alto EMIALMER.
South Nat-walk.
Residence. I Crescent Tum
IN THE FALL
lasts longer and looks bettew
than if not on at any othe
season. If you think of hav
ing some painting done
Let Us Make
An Estimate
on the work for you. On
figures will include the best 0
paint, skillful and. carefu
workmen, and complete satls
faction to you.
Painters’ Supplies, Artists‘
Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Pol .
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging} Deco
sting. ‘
Telephone Call. 133-3. l
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 .WASHINGTON: S'L.
South Norwalk. . C-
m
new vonxi‘nnw ‘HA’yEN .
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
, ' T'MFF‘IQLEi
in meat mid, 1901.
new: «MW-”om.“ Po
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6:56. mu, 1:54. tantamount:
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