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‘ in Milan should be addreued to The
Motlncl. Personal letters not doplred.
Fl‘tfll (lorhnm's house in State stroet
Sin undergoing repairs,
Tho Bllillt.‘ work on the now union
chop! bun lwen contracted for by S.
(will.
Minn Minnie Wnrreu, who has boon
Visiting li‘lendu in New York. bus ro-
turnted homo.
‘r 54. G. H. St. John nnd fniuliv linve inh-
' ill! ptint’sounlon of their now home in
:Wrigin Hli‘tlt‘l.
NJ. Charles Sniffen who bun been \‘isllv
.lng Iluifulo and the l’nn-Amerienn. has
returned home.
Mil-is .luliu llyun. who llilrl been sui-
toring from the idler-ts of poison ivy.
is materially improved
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. Mrs. Joseph Allen. of Greens Forum.
In conilnod to her home tln'nnuh :1 sn-
vnro uitnck of neurnlirin.
Aficr it four tltivn' visit with her pnr
’ rents in Greens l“.il'ili5, Miss Annie
Ryan bun returned to business in
Bridgeport .
(lt‘nl‘g‘e l§lrlt Hit‘lil :l portion of Well
' ...htmdtty on lltt- \l‘t-wtmnt llit‘lNltlll. ex 3
"building and reuniting .‘lll‘ lupin-s on
lite U'lllli‘V i'lli"
. ll. Kins. i'euidinw: in lilreruidv :ne
film. lino incised the tenetuln over \\',
Ill. Osborn‘s Mute sit-out store. and will
move into it in :1 fen duvn.
Th0 lodge room in liiu‘lbuut‘y liloclt
3's in lllt‘ hnntls' of eurtwuters und
pointers. nlm nt'v mnitint: much need
Jttd alterations and clot-(trutinns.
ill't‘ nt woth drnitunq the
pipes in the
Plumbers
(‘ellhi‘n utid luring neu
liitilditigo owned ltv .‘llt‘llili‘l llndt‘ord.
lit the west side of tho Stole street
bridge.
.Pt‘olutto .ludue llrndley hm: uppoint-
IP53 J. G. llyutf to di>pune of the estnlc
of the late \Yiillnni ll. :\llvli. Eugen»
Allen. son ,of the tlt'l‘t'tisml llilil mlmin-
'intrntor of (in; estate, “us the pitt'elins-
or.
Miss Knthurine St‘lillY terminated
1W? eonrso in stenozzrnbbv nnd type
writing at ll Norwulk college, Wednes-
day night. and liontlny will go to New
York city to till it position sot-tired for
her there.
Mrs. Frances l~‘. Ardv. :l resident at
New York city. but well known here.
where. slic resided prior to her mur-
‘riaxe. died yostordny morning at the
home of t‘olntiven‘du Sungntuek. She
”was formerly Miss Lin-lit! A. Stewart
Mrs. Etlwnril Admits ri‘iteri her
{We doughtcrs. tintients in the
33Tldncport ltospitnl sufferingr from t.\‘
photo fever. _\'e.~'turrl:iv Tun oi the
fill‘ls are rttilot'lwl well on the way to
:r'ecovery: the youngest dttuzltter is
doing well, but nppenrs to have «it»
1101090“ :1 inme son-re ruse limit qtlli
or of the, others
'Tlit’.‘ scleetmett. l‘minitu Judge ll l’.
‘Bradlcx and n {on personal friends
"Nero entortni'ied 'l‘resdnv night hr
Mr. and Mrs J 1‘. Hyatt. at their
fimldonee. The 'i“:1ir \vns solelv in the
nature of :2 noeinl gathering. Refresh
merits. (‘ix'nt'thtthi n merit: evening to-
altlled. The odiciuls were all :tecorn-
bullied by tiiolr wives. " ~
Thrco children of Antonio Grnppinlo
(39“? Item llt’lllfl. klllml lzllt‘ \Vednw-
tint afternoon hr helm: run down by a
Vehicle drawn ln' one horse and occu-
pied by two women nod 21 conchmnn.
~4t\_o;tt-.onntn oi the llt‘i‘ldi‘l“ differ. Tho
children. two girls and it little broth
or. were crossing Sltnte street. A wont
hound trolley our was moving from tho
Ilwlteh. and tho vehicle with man and
150an mu: draring oaslward at a iiw.
Tier [nil than was prudent nt imam n
time. John Fitzgerald. who so the
accident. says the: children were about
to cross the truck when {he motortnan
(hit; his boll. Thu boy was frightened.
“and attempted to rush in trout of tho
(drill. but was withheld by the girls, wbo
pod buck. directly in mm of the
Mac. Tho dfiwr of tho vehicle tried
from on. Will could not lwroro'the
, West‘glrl. Sui-rub. was knoelned down
" ht) trailllllt't) on luv tlw horse. her
but out 2th right lm: imrllv lnremtml
P. child was mrrlml int-v u store nod
was. ptmursml to Hill It physician. imt
filo Kiri wow nhle to mom and warmed
ahmhume. it um. aileci «i that the 0".-
Imuln in! tho whicio \wrc strangers
”bone. and truth no pains to make their
’ ‘ ity known. Ther did not wait
J J ‘enoneh to rec “‘ht‘lht‘l‘ the girl
' hunt but drove away.
Wanton DOES NOT,DE8TROY
Huts‘ronua
yr . r
“the ammo): of shooting as a
‘ cl Mylo: hail stoma ind
' i on the subject animating hi:
, at the investigations and export-
that lure been conductndolmx
' . { Ho vigorously deals that
on cflccttronm In do:
no: or bringing about
, ‘ at ‘it is not worth
" } newt! dlqlr‘icin of thin
It 16613th mount" as m
' in finned for the violation
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in Europe have shaken their op- ' ’
Eur loom will imp a report ‘
rather pmnlout he- “ ‘
Alfred Mclwon.
A Wedding of note and one which
nquniled in tin,- einborntoness of dee-
orntions anything Chl‘OlltClt-ltl in this
vicinity in some. yours took place at
noon, Wednesday, in the "Vet-non
House." for many years known as the
Bronson mansion. Greenfield Hill.
The bride was Miss Margaret Robin
son, dnnghtcr of Mr. and Mm. .l. K
Robinson. the present owners of thr
mansion. and formerly of Lnicngo, and
Alfred idell‘wen. of t nit-ago.
The bride was attended by bur two
Hllitfil‘fi. the Misses Frances and Laura
lloblnuon, of Greenfield Hill. and the
groom was attended by his brother.
John Mcidwcn. of Chicago. Only the
immediate inmlly of the bride worn
present. Tito ceremony was pcrfot'nt~
ed by Rev. Father Dunn, of (‘hicngo
it was intended that Archbishop lt‘e.
land would offieinio. but the prelnte
was called west immediately tiller the
eeromonies in New Huron. inst “wok,
when he received the dogroc of LL. it.
and was obliged to request his usao
eluto to otllelate.
the interior of tho mansion was
decorated for tho occasion by James
Hornn & Sons, of this city. The con-
ple \wre ninrried under it eunopy of
white chrysnnthemnms and sniilnx,
and the large hull. parlor and dining
room of the residence adorned with
llornn .. guns. of Bridgeport. The .con-
ple were tnnrricd under a canopy of
white chrysunlliontums anti siniinx and
the large hull, purlor and dining room
of the residence ndorncd with points
nnd large yellow enrysnnthtetnums. The
situr cases and lurnishhuzs nbounded
with rhrysnnthetnums nnd nopnrngus‘
l't‘t‘its. tho dining room tnble being
H'llllllli‘J with white uhrysnnthemums
null tnniden huir turn. with n nnunnmtlt
renter plow ul‘ \‘u‘lllin ehrysnnthrniutn :
After the ceremony n wedding ln'enkv
inst was hurl/ed when the bride und
groom loft for an extended trip nonth.
They will lliiilit' ruler future boon: in
(‘hiengo
ALL INSANE.
Eastou Man Testifies that Everybody
it.t Mentally Twisted.
When it comes to n ftinestion oi
Nililitlllt‘fis of mind. (‘hnrieu W. Cun-
dee. tll‘fi‘lltlt‘iill in the suit of Stephen
ll. ilnves. t'utln‘r‘l‘tllini'. .igninst (‘hnrles
\\'. t‘nndee and others. isn‘t particular
ly impressed with the unitv_ of uny-
body. The suit is being tried bcforo
Judge Howard .1. (‘nrtis in the Court
of (‘ouunon Pleas. Bridgeport. and Mr.
(‘nndee \vns oil the stand this mom
in: to rebut. titstitnonr offered by the
plniniilfn. that Mrs. Mnry Spencer. of
la‘nstou, over whom Mr, Haven in con
Set'vutor, is of unsound mind. Sonic
limo nun .‘liri: Spencer sold it niccc of
prnpcrty for $3 which was worth about
$430. :md her eonwrrntor silos to re
curt-r it. on the ground that she no»
not competent when the sale was
made
Testimony was offered to Show tllil‘
Mrs. Spent-or. “hose son ltl in u so too’
for imbcetlos. nod whosc daughter l:
omit-minded. is‘ herself of unsound
mind. Mr. (‘nndee took the stand yes
terdnv morning and in response to :2
uuestion.. “no you consider Mrs
Spent-er to be of sound tuindq" re
spund. "\‘os. as sound in her mind as
anybody” "What do you moan by
the sound as anybody." he. was asked
"Well." was the response, "i don‘t con
sidet‘ anybody to be of particularly
sound mind.“ Tho case has been on
trial since Tuesday.
WHO SENDS THE MONEY?
Merchants Receiving Cash From Un
known Source.
An anew in handwriting is very
much desired by several Greenwich
merchants and others to discover who
the anonymous twrson is’ who is send
ing money by mail to them, without
any word to toll whnt it is for. or
whom it is from. Some think that the
money is from some conscience strich
._ u person. who is tltfitemtlncd at a lair
date to settle his indebtedness. and
others snr than it tnxtst be some crtuy
person who knows not the value of
the 82. ‘3 and Sin bills he distributes
A few think it is: or unusual method
of n charltnblo person to distribute
his. Wealth in businrss channels.
The lottors were dropped in a street
mail box. Sunday. and postmarked at
the Greenwtch once that evening
Monday morning John ii. Ray & Son
can-lugs datum tound a :5 bill in an
envelope In his unit. George E. Sm
livid the postmaster. and can of the
proprietors of the Greenwich drmz
stow found :1 35 no. tn his: mail 0th
em receive. rut-ions amounts~ and it is
said the highest amount was 8‘3".
There has bcon much excitement in
c‘ommptonco. nod the coming of the
mall carriers is anxiously nn‘nltcd b3.
ovarylmdy.
Johny ill] the mrdony—Tathmf in.
therf look out of the window,"
Father (muting out his hcadl—"
What a nuisance you children are.
what do you want now .'"
Johnny with a triumphant glnnce ll
his playfullovri~"1'ommy Brooks
would not believe you'd got no butt on
lthe tap of your hend."-Unlqne Month-
)7.
h
had hired not to guy him ho. to guide.
0 Royal
* was whiting to see her mum:
,- hula: banana-lat
mun-mm
leaflet of . 9 ob-
ducted interim minimum and of
assuring the anxiety 0! t c captives. are
the within-s mm éngnxing the atten-
tibn at tho ‘Bamukok missionnrtaa who
are negotiating with the kidnappers,
It is felt that unusual precuutlona are
necessnry in order'to safeguard Min
Stone and the others. at; there no-
doubtedly is danger that captives will
be murdered after the turnout is paid.
m ' ' Wmlldium‘ “B‘ln‘nii. t
N0 FBEE' SILVER lePAth "
hlADlllD‘wNovember 1~—'i‘lte Chan»
her of Deputies has passed the bill on»
hibitltig the free! coinage of silver.
THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND.
You’ll have n cold this winter. May-
be you have one now. Your children
will suffer too. For coughs, cronp.
bronchitin. grip and other winter com-
plnints One Minute Coug‘hCuro never
fails. Ants promptly. it in very plea-
bnnt to the taste and perfectly harm-
losu. C. '8. George. Winchester. Ky.
writes "Our little girl was attacked
with mono into one night and was so
hoarse nho could hardly speak. We
guva her at low doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. it relieved her immed‘
lately and silo went to sleep. When she
(woke next morning she had no signs
of horheness or croup."
"0, my!" she exclaimed impationtiy.
“we'll be sure. to miss the. first not.
We‘ve been waiting a good many min.
tiles for that mother of mine.
"Hours. (should any," he replied.
rn her tartly,
"Ours?" alto cried. joyfully. "0h.
(loot-go. this is so sudden."~1’hllndel
phin Press.
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A PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES.
"i have tnkon Kodol lilynpcpsin (Turc
and have now-r nacd anything in my
life that did ine'tho good that did."
says Conntv Physician George W.
Scruggs. of Hall County, (in. “Being a
physclian l have prescribed it and
round it to giro the best results." if
the food you out remains undigested in
your stomach it decoys there and polo
out: the system. You can prevent this
by dieting. but that means stm'vutlnn.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you cat. You need suffer from neither
dlyspepala nor starvation. The worst
cases quickly cured. Never fails. Geo.
C. Sililson.
.....fiM...
The. guide was guiding a guy. As
the guide guided the guy. the guide
guyod the guy until the guy would no
longer be gnyed by n guide whom be
No wonder evorylmdy zuyed the gnyod.
“J6" With 1: Tail.
The “C" with a tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathattic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal boxl Each tablet stamped
C. C. C. Now: sold in bulk. All
druggists, toe.
NO CHANGE.
Servant~“i‘our Majesty.
there. is another creditor Without."
Sultan of Turkey-#"i'ell him to go
without.
THAT TH ROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly loan» you. if you used
Dr. King's New Lilo. Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
loss merit for Sick and Nervous Hend—
nches. They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only 2:1 cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold bv F.
ii. Baltic-r. South Norwnlk; John A.
Riggs. Norwnlh, druuists.
i’toliars and Sence.-Towno~—
”Wasn't that Cholly Saphoad who was
just talking to you?"
Broom—~“Yes. There's a fellow has
more nioncy than brains."
Towne——“Realiy?"
[irown—-—"l just loaned him a quart-
tcr."*l’hlladelplu'n Press.
GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR.
For two years all elforts to cure
Eczema in the palms of my hands full-
ed." writes Editor H. N. Lester. of
Syracnao. Kan. "1th l was wholly
cured by Bucklen's Antics Solve. its
the world's best for Emotions. Sores
and all skin diseases. Only 250.. at F.
ii. Baxter's. South .\'orwnlit; John H.
Risgs‘s. Norwnllt.
Poor Lhumpleighutt'by. on this is
mast beef." exclaimed little Willie at
dinner on the evening when Mr.
Cbumpielsh was present as the guest
of honor. ‘
"Of course." said the lather. “What
of that?"
“Why you told am this morning that
you were going to bring a ‘mutton
head. born for dinner this evening."
~l’hiladelphil. Press.
ONLY CURQE FOR DVBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del. says: “i buttered for years with
dyspepsia. tlsed to hire great din
treat and belching. i tried everythllu
! could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i toot anilinn sum. and one Sit
cent bottle cored mo complaint}?
For sale by R. H. Hunted nod F. H
Baler.
THE WAY IT STRUCK “til.
“i suppose your wife minm*m n
gm! deal? inquired the Liverpool
whatnot the man from motion. who
. "Waiting. mun. For n can“ the
bu - tum-My might aim. mum."
in: the may: .
nvton IOV'IIJPE.
rm mm o. mum. of an:
- .. sun
I]. m. .
lie-«Ton know they mm hom‘
Womhwn'mlof'm an
Million“!!-
Shw-Lnd with-'11 think
minim lyln' VIC. sit through
m ' Emmi? mid
lit huh-mm:
it
”
do.
Ni tor Mum
. they on w W
The on» they iooitu'i no meet in tor tho
album. boy; nn’wmo; '
They ll: '2m up in mm myth-with mil-
iinery lining; .
Ain’t nothln‘ liito our aneethurtu worn
when you no‘ me was youn‘i
Ain't nothin’ like the Domain of the ol’
diva in tho delin.
When we heard the hallelujnbs of the we]-
come Easter bells;
Thar wusn‘t do much color then. invitin'
of-tho View;
But yer IWeethmn' wore the illicit un' the
which fer you g»
‘n’ Just a. piaincbvl‘ht bonnet. that Will
stylisher ter ms
Th!“ all the milling-:71 shall ever live ter
ml
Yer awntheart unified beneath it~—n pictur‘
framed in white.
In held: "arrayed in llvin‘
"rivers of delizht.”
lt': ht enough ter Wear ’em, fixed up
w tll this on‘ that”
With a. poor. stu no bird a-ninrin.‘ from the
middle or t ‘e hat;
But fer me they're no attraction, in tho
domin' winders hung~
l nigh for them oursm-ethenrtn wore when
you an' the wux young.
-—F. 3.. Stanton. in Atlanta Constitution.
Whoa Evin-u an the Ill-u.
When Ephrum he: the blues he's awful
bluua.
It won't for me I do' know what he'd do.
He‘ll blue all over like a I'lolldlcll sky.
An‘ he's blue clear thmugh like a blueh'r'y
pie.
An' tech idea: a. he we in 'is held!
lie fairly women him-elf stolen-bed.
“Nothin‘a right. nu' it ain't unin' in be;
What'a the use 0' tryin‘ ter live?” be: he.
not. land! I upon]: up to 'im kind o' brink.
An‘ buntle round givin' think! u whiuk—
Not doln’ much. but makin' lots 0' stir.
An' tellin‘ 'im things ain't no bud‘u they
WUI‘Q.
Not by I long sight; an' through thick nn'
thin
I keep it up, an’ new-r once sin in.
An’ by an” by he come» out good on now.
An' nobudy‘d mistrust thet he‘d been blue.
What? Am i ever blue mysclf. you «say?
Oh, you. i sometimes hev u not blue day.
But you don‘t think. i hope. i'm nech n
dunes
All tor hcv mo nn' him both blue tor oncnf
«Mary M. Currier, in Springfield tMau.)
Repubilcun.
[for Cont-l Out.
in her dainty hat and feather.
in her putty modish sown.
All to match the bilthe spring wenhor.
t‘omtnt our bonny mold to town;
And the strains who follow after.
As thu fair one walk: before.
Listen for her "(Wt low laughter.
Lou-u their fircfllngfl at her door.
green"~by
"Fix the lawn old simple story
Told in every century“: cur;
Stronger fat than tame or glory
to the uptdl she wenveth here.
Just by lookine dent and pretty.
in bur dainty Buster gown.
She can win the whole with city -
When our maiden coma to town.
Coming out when pushy-willow:
Nod beside tho dancing rill. ,
Win-n the violets star the pillow: .
(.If the grecn mom! on the hill:
Coming when the vino: together
Sing for mirth 1nd tell of nprinfi,
Welcome. maid and birds and weaihcr.
Flower and dimple. glance and wing.
413an Burn.
Ill. Eye on a. Job.
Han wmu but little here below. Ind til-it'-
iunt what he sets.
And ho collar» mum)! little of that. union
he. wutchex mine“;
80 l'm going to Migthe president that will
be by and by. ‘
For a lime civil service sit that i’v» gim-
lcted with my eye.
l‘d like to ncrn- my country. in land: be‘
yond the sea.
For a place inthe diplomatic corp:- Will lost
about tit me; ‘
i know in tho nun—i Idmll it—i do no!
hultnte—v
Just calculated to adorn a first-class cori-
white.
X don't care where they um: median.
Frame or Spain.
To Germany‘a icy mountains or Egypt‘s
golden plain,
I make only one conditionwne'n as good
an a few-—
I want a place with pit-my of space and
nothing at all to do.
«R. J. Burdette. in [.05 Annie: Times.
Elnlor Pro-ll".
”There is no drain.“ the» non-en any.
“in truth we hide our souls away.
While tempt“: desolate the tearlh.
And pntlent wait tin- promised birth."
The south wind chnntxz‘ ‘Thrre in a.
death:
[come and wintnis a bmth;
Anion his failing walls i not
The mowdrop and the vial-t.”
(ll-d prophets of the life to be.
A kindred nmrk “ride! in too.
flat. like the rind. no tether know.
And yet is comrade to the root. .
r
Dar mother Mflh. thy xnrlons bran
Given all thy tired chlidm mt.
When. sheltered from the stomu. they
0
The coming of tho Basin "60.
«Thoma Eugene Barth. in Chicago lnm
Ocean.
1?)! Inner Ian.
'11- Eutn mom. and iiiin lift
Their instant will: toward the light
Whom from the rust tho wisdom: drift
And scatter to the loll and tight
Mm life "In that M Mr
Above the hilltops- mid and my.
Whit. acted hunt: :md hair purer
Are patrol: for the that" My.
mum" morn. nMJorbellotlnl
Moon the bill! on! “than tor.
3mm tho mutton-i KIM.
flu conquered :1th with III in I00.
Lu hem: mint" than now In love
From only (five Ho toll-guy
.
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I'M .. w sum mom.
Winn:- ne Shoo-tortilla”.
And w d ‘ at ultnn! "allot,
And '13‘ f crouch":
m worm will.
w l“ hula!!!
MW‘ww-m tom Min“
' J ' hit but loo warm w.
-w. mun. hm mm
l «tin—auda-
“i III”
huntmmmummm
min only It- 6%.
Tim D! alt-M. or fair blot ctr.
“mar-uh. Whit!“
Ont moon in ID
annual all: an: '
and; IML n at. cm
There in more Cuinrrh in this sec:
tion of the country than all other di-v
senses put together, and until the lastl
fun yearn wan unopposed tohe incur-
able. For a great nllttiy years doctors
pronounced it a local disease, and pre.
scribed local remedies. and by con-
stantly tailing to cure with local treat-
men ..pronounced .it- lncurnbla.
Scie on has proven cutarrh to be a coir
stitutionnl disease. and therefore re-
quires constitutional Restroom. Hall's
Cathryn Cure. manufactured by. F. J.
Chem 6: 00.. Toledo. Ohio, in the only
conptl utionui cure on the marital. it
is taken internally in doses from ten
drops to n teaspoonlni. it lets direct
iglo tithe blood and mucous surfaces of
i a system. They offer one hundred
dollara for any case it‘ fails to cure.
Send for olreulnrsund testimonials.
Addrenn. F. J. CHENEY & 00..
Toledo. 0.
Sold by Drugglsta, 'i’hc.
Hull's Family Pills arc the bent.
Pl)ll080])lll(‘.“*"P00l‘ bye!" exclaimed
O'Hara. condollng with Cussidy, who
had been injured by a blast. “Tin
tough luck tch hcv yer hand blowod
off." ”Och”. Faith, it moizht 'ave bin
wurso,” replied Cassldy. “Suppose.
Oi'd had me week's wages .u it at tho
t0!mc."~i’hilndtalphla Press.
RELIABLE AND GENTLE.
"A piil's a pill" says the nnw. But
(hero iiro pills and pills. You want u
pill which is certain, thorough and gun
tie. Mustn't grips. DeWitt’s Little
lnrly Risers till the hill. Purely vege-
table. no not take but assist the bow-
els to net. Strengthen and invigorate.
small and easy to take. George C.
Stillson.
Towne~~l was talking with Subbubs
about the style of the houses‘ out his
way. He says Queen Anne is the main
thing.
Brownew'l‘he idea! is that thefway
he pronounces it?
Tawncmi’rounces what?
lirowne»—"Quinine."
s MACCOSPI'I'
and s M 0 K B
Your Ufeawlyl
‘ You an beam! of no: fan: of tobacco uni-:1
I
call but mad. well. Aron eti full
mv’llfe nnd vigor by “king'wmc; o
tint Iunkel well: nun strong. Mnoy o
ten ads in ten til I. Over
a: mac n... .: "’fifi
I I c "a
WY &
00.. Chicano or New York.
Mrs. Dash-"My daughter come
home every day utterly exhausted."
Mrs. (‘rashw‘flolil'
Mrs. Duh—“No; “they are taking a
course or lesaons in yacht talk; and
they say the dialect in much more dit—
ticult than golf."-Brooitlyn Life.
......”
ASTOUNDING DlSCOVERY.
From Coopersv‘ille. Mich. comes
word of a wonderful discovery of a
pleasant tasting liquid that when used
before retiring by any one troubled
with a bad cough always ensures a
good night‘s rest, "it will noon cure
the cough too." writes Mrs. S. Himal-
burger, “for three generations of our
family have used Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption and never
found its equal for Coughs and Colds."
it's an unrivaled life-savor when used
for desperate lung diseases. Guaran-
teed bottlm 500‘ and $1.00 at F. H.
Baxter‘s. South Norwnlk. and John A.
Riggs). Non/silt. Trial bottles free.
“Why don‘t you out on your hot~ my
boy?" remarked the summer boarders.
“Don't you know you’re likely to be
stinstmck '3"
"Yes. i know, but if i go home with
wet hair an. dad hatches me there'll
be a son struck. anyhow."~Philadeiv
phi: Press.
“Wendie-maid
but
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WHIM”
W
An Alchison womnn is married to as
mean a man u there is ln‘tow'n. but
he loves Mr. and is very kind. She
say: he couldn't be mean. He could.
too, it married to the wrong woman.
...-......
MODERN SURGERY BUBPASIED.
"While sum-ring from t bade case- of
plies i consulted a physician who ad-
vibcd me to try a box of ileWm’n
Witch ”and Salvo." rays fl, P, Carter.
Atlanta. (3. “l procured a box and was
entirely curod. DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel
Salve is a splendid cure for pilots, gir-
iog rt-lioi instantly, and l heartily to
comment! is to All sullen". Surgery
is unnecessary to cure pita. De
Witt} Witch limit 81va will cure
my case. Cuts. burns. bruim nod nil
other wands m alto quickly cured
by It. Beware of counterfeiu. George
C. Stillman.
An Mchium girl I” too roomful
delight in the thought or lulu in but ,
coma. while her umppncintiw friends
mine to um um titty had lost.
bu decided to pontoon death until
in" the in. round the griddle cake
mm.
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What thins an» “the but” they be»
come “tho inst polling." Amino:
Hm. a landing «imam. oi Bahama.
0.. tom; "mute Bum an an
m nailing bitten I run handled in
brain to disorder: of now
och. liver. kidney». boon-in. blood um
mes. Electric Bitter; toms on tho
staunch, mature: hm. kidneys and
bowels. man the blood. strengthen
the new". lime cum 13¢“er of
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tice to all persons and corporation: tia-
bie to pay taxea in the Town of Nor-
dellver to the Assessors. or either of
them, on or before the first day of No-
dated. signed and sworn to. of all the
day of October. 1901. liable to taxation.
of J. B. Lawrence. from and including
You know why? Ila-t .
We, the undertigned. hereby give no-
wnlk, that they are required by law to
vember. 1901. a written or printed that,
property owned by them. on the first
N. B.~—~Listu may be returned to tho
Assessor» at the Assessor' office, Town
Hall building. Norwalk, and at ‘18 So.
Main 81,. South Noruvnllt. at the office.
October 14. 2901, to and including No-
vember i. 1901. said office: to be open
from )0 to 12 o'clock a. 111., and from
2 to 6 o‘clock p. 111.. all days of the
week (Sundays excepted); and on Sat
urdaya and on November '1. from. 7
till 9 o'clock in the evening.
Dated at Norwalit, Conn. October
8. 1901.
JOHN ll. LAWRENCE.
GEORGE W. FITCH.
JAnlEfi. TONER,
Assessor-rs.
for?"
inordidht
WWW
08 n1
We._the undersigned. hereby give no.
due to all pertains and corporations ll-
able to pay taxes in tho city or South
Nor-walk. that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either of
them. on or before the lat day of Nov-
ember, 1901, a written or printed list,
dated. signed, and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them on thé first
day of October. lildldinble to taxation.
making a description of all real
estate, each parcel being separately de~
scribed: and when reference can be
made to a map on tile in the town
clerk's odice. such reference shalt be
airmnient description.
N. B.——Listit may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council room. Havi-
land street. South Norwnik. from and
including October 14. 1901, to and in-
cluding November ist, 1901 said odice
to be, Opt‘n from 10 to 12 o'clock. a. m.,
and from”! to 5 o'clock. p. m.: on‘satur-
days from 7 to 9 o'clock in the evening.
and on Friday. November 1st. from 7
to 9 p. m.
Dntrd at the City of South Norwzdk.
Conn. October 7. i901.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
GEORGE L. OLIVER,
07. n1
Juntus Brown w
Pinto all law lingo.
Pure White nun not! Zinc
mind by bud will wear twlce
u long Ind cover double mo
ace :8 machinery mixed. Tho
house of Williun stereo: And at
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Inin street. were painted by me
in this manner over slaves "on
ago. They are still good.
Your boon will stand on.
it i mint it. If! once. 5!
Haiti street. Hy residence. 3.
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Nd‘bldqutlnt seller is required to
pernuade the buyer that out
new Wall Paper is beautitul. it
would: tot: imitwhamontoul.
with deutxhsl beautifully well
drawn. ntztl in every shade front
the delicate to the heavy and
sumptuous style suggesting the
baronlnl, it offer-ii a wide range
of selections.
M-
Paintcrs' Supplies, Artim'
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Window Shades. Comic: Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Papa Hanging, Decor-
ltfng.
m
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST»
South Norwalk, Conn.
WlTHlN TH! IAN“!
of everyone. the price or the atom,
Ranges ulna Heaters we pair locum
good value. Designed and constructed
on true principles, they 1.0 grunt but
(mm a small amount 071ml. ind-
some in nppumnce and of not!
strength. Our 813 Range in l mu
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