and Alice Devlnep‘tu Stanford, out“
Miss Ruth Hart. of Bethei who our
guests of Miss Bowen. and will remair
over Sunday; Anna Baker. Grace Whit-
taker, lodetua Adams. Lillian St. John
Iny Olsen. idella Darrow. Elizabeth
Asimortb. Carrie “scrum, Anna Wor-
den. Sarah and trillion Forums. Milt
Bowen and News Harry
stamtord: mi and Kerry heynohts.
Howard Benedlct George Innbam. Al.
ten liotleii. list-r! Ainsworth. Albert
Wright. Harry S. Crossett. Myron (is
born. Frank Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall ii. Tollsa and Mr. and Mrs
‘l. S Ferguson.
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HARM” AND ”CROWN.
'l‘he Dar-ten l’ublic bibre’ry Board
held a‘ very enthusihstic Meeting
Thursday night and Voted to purchase
200 books for the library it is
thought that they will cost about
$100 The library is becoming more
popular each day. and Intne people
are taking out books daily. Librarian
Miss Cullen is kept quite busy. Fol-
lowing in II list or new books added
recently:
sill
Photo supplies.
Washington Street.
“THE BEST COAL.
ll sell the best grades oi hard coal
tine wood It the lowast maiaet
. The best quality of carefully
ed clean oats; hay. straw and
Phone 135- t. 2 First Ave. East
.4. WAWCE MARVihi.
an...
We would he «drained he “ran
not. Person-i letters not desired.
e hiorwalk football ' team is not
In for a game this afternoon.
'cl‘t Gelb is quite ill at his home.
bought that he has penumoniu.
_ Fiction.
The Eternal City. Hall Cains.
The Cavalier. icorgc W. Cubic.
Cast Up By the Sea. “:3. W. Baker.
An Unknown Patriot. F. 8. Child.
Proverbs illustrated. A. Catty.
The Sign of the Four. A. C. Doyle.
wieven Years in Ceylon. M. Leitch.
The Last of the Barons. E. B. Lytton.
Forward March. K. Monroe.
h‘oithinl Unto Death. G. Neiritz.
llie Opportunity. H. C. Pearson.
The Children of the Abbey. R. M
Roche.
'n i-ila Steps. C. Sheldon.
Dr.
lt
ar S. Mills. im- mIIII i'III th1 Row-
ifl OysteI Company. spent yesterday
{CW York ..... ‘1
harles W. LeCount. has sold a house
0t on South Osborn avenue. to (ill-
E. Bogart.
-—.-_~—~.
: he fliers and Clinics will play u
339 of football this afternoon, in
‘ ,th Norwalk.
.. lvienry Carr. of First avenue. is
‘ . tainlng her mother. Mrs. Jeremiah
isoti. at Long Ridge.
lVorai new Inemhns worct taken in-
‘hc Epworth League ol’ the East
* IIe Methodist Church. at its meet-
‘ last night. ~ .
cnson.
Wrecked. W. 0. Stoddark.
As You Like it. W. Shakespeare.
Self-Raised.
Vanity Fair. W. M. Thackeray.
The Virginians. W. M. Thackeray.
Played Out. A. Thomas.
’i‘hotludily. E. L. Voywick.
Twenty Thousand Leagues. .l. Verne.
Vols. 1 and 11.. The Prince of indie. 1!-
Wallace.
Hitherto. A. D. '1‘. Whitney.
On Horseback. C, D. Warner.
A Day with It Trump. W. A. Wyckofl.
Eleanor. Mrs. H. Ward.
Religious.
The Bible in the Family. H. A. Board
mun D. D.
French and English Testament J. T
Ostewuld.
Physical Theory of Another Lite.
Tine Talks for Sunday
Teachers.
The genus Mans Confident. D. Wise.
.-
.9 Rev. (‘hulios 'I‘. Coerr. of New
will preach at St. I’uuls Mis-
morrow night In. 7: 30. All are
ly invited. ,
large Winthrop Holmes. who spent
.- summer at Belle island. is very ill
'_ls home. in Boston. lie is thought
:59 in a very critical condition.
thought. that William Twins.
. ’hce threhtcned with nervous
. lowly rdoovering In
G or wn is Attending him.
New York the cilia
twae‘eonaultcd. ’
ehajel: .0. Drew left
lo ”rich. Where they
in theE to the benefit
~ ‘ edlthI. ”Sims. has not
y good since herbad suction III».
attack of typhoid fever. Mr. Druw
1 so to Boston in a short time.
' Literature.
Essays and Reviews, E. P. Whipple.
Schley' a History oi Literature.
~ ' Poem.
Poems of Home and Country. Prof. J.
A. Marthing.‘
Miscellaneou‘e.
Insect. Wonders, E. C. Woodworth.
True Science of l iving. E. ’H. Dewey.
M. D.
....—.A.
.e' body of Granville Denedict was
gilt to this place, this morning
Augusta, 0a.. where he had gone
his wife about three weeks ago for
~ . Ienefltof his health. Deceased was
', t sixty-live years of age. and be-
I he left for tho-South donsumption
3' taken hold of his system. and the
gin. air failed to relieve him. The
due were taken to the Howard ave-
aome. The news of Mr Benedict’s
l‘ipl'et'ld Iapidly in East Norwalk.
5it was known the body was at the
Norwalk depot. Regrets were ex-
t d on every hand. as MI. Benedict
been a kind and menial friend to
. Ibody. He was in the thickest oi'
' light during the civil war. and
. I were the good war stories he
i tell. His presence in East Nor-
.missed very much.
Daily Eagle Almanac tel 1896.
Year Book of 11.8. Agriculture for
1895.
Children’s Books.
Evenings at Home. Dr. Aiken.
Rollo in Geneva. J. Abbot.
Joe Gullwood.
Heroes, and Hunters of the West.
The Banditti oi the Prairie. E. Bouncy
'Slascoyne. R. M. Ballantyne.
The Lion of St. Mark. G. A. Henty.
New Night Caps
Moilys Stories. F. Merrytleld.
Louie‘s School Days. E. J. May.
‘look and Find, 0. Optic.
Bipsys Year. E. S. Phelps.
The Boy of Mount Rhigi C M. Sedg-
wick.
Fun Fun Stories, F. l. B. Smith.
Historical.
United States.
Travels in Arabia. Euypt. Etc.
Armenian Crisis in Turkey.
Army Lite on the Pacific. L Kip.
History of Cleopatra. .l. Abbot.
rri'et. e’. of theory
is 5a lit fie. attendance
lunch but times! was transacted
e516 ion at ofll'oers as fol-
. inn, president: Fred-
.iirst vice-president;
r1 canto. seconii
hot.
Histoty of Xerxes. J. Abbot.
History of Hannibal J. Abbot.
History of Madame Roland. J. Abbot
Historv oi King Charles. First J
Abbot.
Hantord. res Re oIts —-—~- i
diflerent toillcsggflwm: h5ea5rd George Coodeve is very ill with
as Ethci‘ Palmetto netted v ry 'mG‘ImOUla-
t
e inviwiondrom he
Laughs. rela-
‘lworth League
I8 tie-
werioua.
moped. The patient complained of
very severe pain in his right side.
toe eld I New Rochelle. No-
The allowing were chosen
this tile Ions lauds my Mr.
Mrs. Edward Simons.5a5Mr .H. D.
‘ . 5L6 Is.
t'et
it me dbeiduhthat; Matter
5 Is Milli! .mlld
. , 3331's ”WM 555 enfhr. instead of not a bad fault. .
hm. has been one din-ins -
and Ladder Company is now reetln
securely on its new Sound‘s
Joseph L
hat: 7; “so. literals: sermon on
is (1.;
VoluntsgrfloonR
urdy. oi~
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. R. L. Stev-
E. I). E. N. Southworth. 5
Schoo‘
Anderson's Pictorial History of the
History of William. Conqueror .1 Ab-
Yosterdsy morning he-
ook a turn for the better and it was
bought he would rapidly implore. in
the afternoon his condition became
worse. and at 3. 30 o'clock vat quite
Dr. White. of Noroton. the
attending physician. was hastily sum- .
The truck house of the Eagle Hook
Miwhich .
was completed yesterday. The house
is up from the ground shunt three test
and workmen ware busily engaged
yesterday in [Mill up to the more
The incline is quite steep. but this' is .
Methodist Episcopal Church. ltev.
Guernsey. pasIoMDIVine
worshlatm Sunday. at Ito-.33 a. mi Ml
' in“: 5am Grseei" Topic of Mine dis- ~
‘é'llimtéiP""""“” aim I d also leen‘ I3 35‘
y everlaooeaa. It
Christ are no ‘obis'ets of ch 5' on. banks: “‘9 ‘ot
.and
“when
‘ anato- will attend the Whom
womb, nervous
help for me.
12°23
[out
the lath ovary removed
Mas M. G. Bmvnnv. Upson. “lw
“DEAR Mas HNKIIAM: -—-WlIIwII i wrote to you last. {all in regard to my
health death would have been a “ chums visitor to me. but i followed your
1 hml tried everything.r i could hear of. want to
doctor for and near. spent II great deal of money and remiverl no benefit.
0 time I wrote you i was saving up money to no to Chicago to have an
operation upon u“. 5womh and ovaries which the tide tor said unless I had I
would die. but thanks to your remedies. l avoided this.
bottles of Lydia It}. Pinkhnm' s Vegetable Compound. two of you:
Blood Purifier, and used four package .5 of hanntivo. and um :I Ivcll woman. I
no i did to take Lydia E. Pinkhms reme-
cxhutls
Advice and am now well.
advise every woman suffer-in
dies "—-th5. M. It. dIIIvItIr.
RINK-1RD *- We harmiewsitud with the Nntionai (‘ity Bank
at bit is will be paid In any pom". In... "in find the: ‘ol Lymm
are not genuine." were published Imam obtai
mission. 10th:. E. l'lnllbmn Medici” 00.. l .m
“gill:
Many of Them Unnecessary
5.“ «a; Advice and Medicine
Hove flayed Many Worhen From
the Surgeon a Knife. ‘ . . .
Hospitals in our great cities are and places to visit. '
Three fourths of the patients iy‘ mg on those snow-white beds are
women and girls.
Why should this be the case?
Because they have neglechad themselves.
Every one of these
warning in that hearth
loot-B in i
am is Proof. Undeniable Proof. That Many Operations
May Be Avoided.
“Dr: to Mus. I‘IIIIIIIAII: » As i am a great epitome of female trouble I
thought I would write to you to see It‘ you thought. there was any positive
I am very sore through ill) bow. cla. especially (mt, fin. womb
and on the loll. side low down l W ill be tulwn with a. dull some pain. and' In In;
hour will be so sore that I cannot InorI myself. anti will have “to be poulticed
and will be unable to walk for two or three weeks.
at times. The doctor says I will have to go through no 0;»th and have
If you can limit) me let me hear from you boon.“ .-
(.‘mt.
’i.
plum. “5
Wu feeling, pain at the left. 01 rig
pain in the Innull of the back. All thee:
“151113555115 indications of an unite: Iithv condition of the ovaries or womb.
What atcrrifyintt thought! these pom souls are lying there on than.
hospital beds awaiting a. tearful operation.
Donut. ding along at home. (ii in your place of employment until
you are obliged to no to the hospital and submit. to an exercisable:
ible opclution. Build up the i'cnutic III stem, cure the darn
which have signified themselves by Ilangersi hale. and remain
Ly die. 1]. Pinkham’ a \ citetable Compoun
women from the hespit'ol. Redd the toilet hem published with
consent of the writer, and see how she escaped the indie by It
reliance on Mrs. I lukham' s advicIw and lIeIItIIIent by her medicines.
It in doubt. write to Mrs. Pinhnam at; Lynn. Mane» for tree .
advice; but experience covers twenty _\ curs. -
Mrs. 5.
:
.,..‘
I
r
ti
he, hospital beds had lent;
15130
has saved thousands {or
until,
I have a bad discharge
I::. loud I
l have taken eight
Is. (March an. Him. I .
the above,”
5 Son.
5. Port Chestel are the guests of Mr. and
5 Mrs. John Plunder. Jr.. of Clockett
toasty ill for the but low. months. was
,s...
bekah Lodge went to Bridgeport.
Hickson W. Obie has his sloop on
the shore for repairs.
I
A rehearsal oi the singers tor the
old i'olks' concert will be held tonight.
John UHommedieu spent Thursday
with friends in Milford and New Ha-
ven.
.4.
The high winds oi the. past wash
gave prevented work on the new light
ouse.
ii
The iuneraloi Mia. Will to Hoyt. oi
the West side. was titled ti from her .
late residence yesterday afternoon
wwm~~e- .
Stevens it Cushman were At work
yesterday making a tow repairs to the
residence at the late Cornett Barry
.-
Stephen Raymond 15 having the old
mill at Rowayton. put in condition for
grinding teed during the admins sea t
Joseph Fowler and totally moved to
Cos Cob. yesterday. Ivhero ML. Fowler.
has secured employment with the
launch works.
John Jarvis. Jr. has exchanged his
sail boat fora graphophOne. Mr Jar-
vis is very mnIh delighted with his
new instrument.
.....................l
Samuel
being identical with mine.
Mr. and Mrs. Plker, of
avenue. tor II few days.
An Old Folks” coneolt will be given
in the Methodist Church during the lat-
ter part of the present month. its
hearaale are now In progress
."I‘“
Built-ll Erhadway. who has been ser
able to be out yesterday. His many
friends will be glad to hear of this.
The old building which stands north
of Mood Blothcra grocery stow in
Main street. which has been used tor
the past few yeala as a shoemakorsl
shop. was moved yesterdnv to the
south side at the store.
A number or members of Eureka Rh
. Thursday night to visit Charity Robe
koh Lodge. They were Mr. and Mrs.
. Charles H. Calder. Mr' rind Mr‘s.
Georsew. Stevens and Mrs. Hans (in
. gar. They returned home about 2'-
o'clock yesterday morning. all reportw
lug having an excellent time.
. Services in Rowayton Baptist
Church as follows: . Preaching by unfi-
. tor, ldzlh II In; topic of sermon. "A
Lost .ioy' . evening at 7. praise ser-
vice followed by sehmon on the sub
ject‘ The Man Who Stands. " “Sunday
school at 12. Junior C. E. 3:30
Senim C. E. at 6; Ladies' Aid meets
on Thursday nti. p. m.. at the home of
Mrs Jennie Sheror: Social prayer and
praise entries on Thursday evening at
7:45.
WEST 1570!! 5WIILK.
William F. Mother. the contractor.
is improving slowly.
M
Many lriends regret the moving or
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoyt to Rownytou.
Rev. Mr. iiurnphrlea. of Trinity
Church. South Norwaik. will hold nor
rice in the Union Chapel. Sunday. at
3 II. III.
pa “W..-
The George Bird place. formerly oc-
cupied by Henry Hoyt. has been sold
to Ambrose Benedict. of New Canaan.
lie will tails possession next week.
M—.-—.—
outsell?“
luiz the whet-‘35 specie pu-
was.
55157Il"
7,
Im4‘5
An enioyable evening was spent on
, Thursday last by the young friends of
Maud
itidc mlvtiv“
. item ‘
it? to New
Ml) olivine
‘ It Holyoke. M55mI.
"MN; all ”it“ J
r evening.
banks invited the boys in and a very
Ileannt evening was “spent.
m..-u
radiumhil’“ .315 its 5
here attain
. i
“gr Mavens“
ma.
IAIWC
Ines. Moth.
with the pesto a Bible class which
N0l‘50im‘5 ‘~ 5.18 “ 1. .. M
platen. Will “I Will! mm
o....._.__..., ..
Home. was in nation? yesterdays“
not]: We!
we; snowmen-III-
mantra
55€55ior‘ Wig” honors
M
9 , weeks in ltidseileld
contain Townsend. oi the Soldiern‘
‘5' W-
Il- mmyy‘
birthday anniversary. The hostess was
the recipiedt oi many handsome pree-
cuts. Alter supper Miss Daisy Weed
recited Wild Brier Rose. which was
rendered very finely. 'llhere wan‘also
dancing. Games concluded the eve»
ning. after which nil departed to their
homes wishing their hostess many bap-
py retains oi the day. Among: the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pillow
and son Miss Jennie Fiilow. oi' Nor
walk: Hush Gilbert and Herinrt John
son. of New Canaan; Edwin Johnson.
of New Canaan: Miss Daisy Wood.
‘h'iiss Edna MatheroMins Edith Mather.
Miss Reliance liamilton,.lilss Jennie
Hamilton. Miss Carrie. PemMIse
Bessie Anderun. Harry .snd Samuel
Winet Louis Reynolds. William Bail-
wits. Fred Emerson. -
. aims
Mrs. C. Kmell inwvnpending a tow
m..-equiv.—
vlslted friends in boon.
Min Florence Perry
iriends in: Lyon's >Pialn.
..................
In. Emily Pam. who has been
quite severely i.ll In tnprovinu.
is visitinx
a visit of several am in Bridgeport.
= M War. I 5
.lliius Alice Comes. as Malian has
more.
ruiyfigm , ‘
tweelt.
haw ,
M
W- POI“ WW!“
visited llll' «simmer. am. .I.
3:»...
5 5 a
. '- ‘, W*’Wfl
‘ new visited
Don't mistake the cause of backache,
To be cured you must know the cause.
it is wrong to imagine relief is cure.
‘Backache is kidney ache
You must earn the kidneys. .
An East Norwalk resident tells you
one, says:
tried Dean's Kidney ,l'iils. They. ll“?
ed his back and after i took their: 1
tound myself quite well.
cents.
Y.. sole agents lot the United States. .5
Guarantees
Miss Edna Filiow. at her home,.in _.
West Norwslk. the occasion being her 3
ill.
Miss Etta li‘itch. of Westport has
Oct-Wt)
Mrs. L. 5S Godfrey halveturhed from 5555““
been the. guest or lira. Samuel Wotan .
. Mrs. B5. A. Salmon. who no nuiulll 5
5&5555555“ «I iaabout‘
5 «Norwalit
smut
Mt «onion and provided
Norwaik cuiuns.
how this can be done. I"
Mrs. Anna Clark: of 5 Kcyacr avot
“My husband and l botli
I had kidney = 5
rouhlslor tome.tlme. and itdeyelg
oped into steady backache. accompani- .. .
led by a urinary weakness,s very in; >_
convenient at night. 5
some. sil'llllle home remedies. but the
trouble still remained.
read on account of a (are lining,uiade..5
by Donn s Kidney Pills. the symptoms
We both tried
One ulxht t
'I got a.
box at Piaisted's drug store. That box ’
completely cured me.” 5
Eon-sale by all dealers. PIlce 50
Foster- Milburn C0,, Btiltalo, N5. .
Remember the name-D0nn' III—and
take no other.
Not Estimates
The feature of Connecticut General "
Lite insurance. Company's policies.
Have you seen them? ‘ it not inquire
oi or write'to
FRED. 7H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
United Bank ‘B‘l'd’m So. Norwaik.
For lollIBtItlillt
On cold m0rmngspan—
cakesare. so rehshabic
Ii nicelv made and with
the right flour. Try....
Purina Mills Health
Pan-cake Flour.
Light cakes the result.
3 packages 25 cents. .
Newiflgs lilo pkg.
A * STULL,
East. Norwalk.
Cottage ave.
“VIII this" Iain.
cones
Manchurian
son) or
ALL DRUCIGISTS.
alinrelght i.lne
. BETWEEN
nsw roux.
NOR mimosa
scorn Iron MILK.
Scooters Eagle and City of Nor-
waik leave New York. Pier 23.
[East River, Beekman street, 3 p.
Norwaik and South Norwnlk
during the night.
“u...
5“. TARLCV.
wncumttln. uwusn.
wiry etc” for loll.
Amwliclted
It
‘ T
bills or tag new animus-iron-
”In
"Ml-5 0m
C
All kinds oi repairing in the but 5
manner“ and at lowest prices. All writ"
and “detection soar .
item In eats
a «Motor tor/ta:
mm; or the mm: .
lot is
In my Stop.
In .2 Well- fitting Shoe.
The Soresis is model
upon the well tilting plan
and consequently Is Ivor—'39}; ,
thy oi its name-4m name . 5’
It takes for the clubjotfi ,
the . fashionable}
(women in the country.
most
556*“ “065mm '1
I .
$5.7]{75per I...
. DELIVERED lhl YOURBlN. I
We handle only this areas at Cool.
and that is .the BEST. .
Place your orders now. and take ad.
vantage at price quoted above.
Best in quality. clean no can
competent drivers. prompt55ilellv5hry.w5
No matter what your experience ital
been in the past, give us your out“.
and we will .ulea:~— you.
hint litililili t it;
successors {0 35. new
can mo and once Water tame 5
Branch Chloe cornerw n aid
Main streets. seats It Conn.
Telephone out. 53535355.
HigheSt Cash Fuses.
Discarded machinery of all kinds,
pipinuteam and water ilttlun, shoves
and builders hardware bought and
sold Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber. feathers and all articles that
you would like to dismiss of. The
highest cub prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 I: 15 Raymond 8t.
Notice by postal will receive‘pmmtlt
attention.
Opon'ls. In. coup. In. Closed“-
urdoys.
‘ Residence 53 Sprint street.
HQRSES
TO SUlT EVERYBODY.
.396?" ‘
we an": ram course or m
CARLOAD IVER! m NYC.
I W
, > . ’5
common man
5 “mm
late in singulaawéu j ' 5 5
Wm5qsthelatcst
dtonlr. no oth’ . '5. -
o ”approach this
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