'1. B. Gill'FF N
Prescnpiiou Drugrisl.
205 East Washington street.
South NorWalk (2111111.
EAST NlllllllilLli
ring-~1‘1HN-1M
Mrs Alexander Palmer hue lccovclcd
from her recent illness.
outing on LongJolnnd yesterday.
Mrs Occur 8 Young spout yesterday
with M111. Frederick Brown. of Grove
ntrcot. South Norwnllt.
Mre. ’l‘hcnll. 11f anlc itvcnuc. 1111111»
tortuinlng her mother 11nd ulster, Mrs.
’l‘hoddouo Bell and 1l1111ghtor,of Port
Chester.
Mru.ilniri11.t Young. of Lincoln ove
“one. spout 11111111111an with litre. Fred
orlck Brown. 01‘ Grove street. South
Norwul‘k. I
Hairy l1l.S1'oll11ld of Woohowken
‘ll1-1ights.N..l.l11 spending bin vncu ’
ll1l111 111 the home of his purcntu onI
i-iiu‘bland avenue.
111111111111 lockwood of ltnllrond‘l
111.1‘1'1111-1111111 G. linker enjoyed 1111 place in sui‘fcring uith nppcndicltiu}
111111] the attending phrsiciuu 71111111 11111: 1
R11v.l1‘.S.Aln11worth will 1111111111 at 111111si1111d1111:11nn oili‘l'iitltm
both serviced tomorrow, I11 the Advent l
(lbrlutlnn Church. ,
Coptnin Knupp b1 ovcrlnlullm: his
inunch "Bunny." on the South Norwnlk
Launch Club iloni.
Mrs. 'l‘homns Walsh outcrtnined 11
low friends. lost. evening, ut her home 1
in (hittngd nvenuc. _
Mrs. John Cole. ol' the Washington
- direct bridge. is nblc to be about ugltln,
utter her recent illness.
Ellis Taylor, of Cove avenue. will
lunvc Monduy. on 11 two weeks‘ wheel—
ing trip through Long Island.
Richard W. Meade. of Danhury. lor-
n1c1ly of Norwalk. is viuitlug frlcude
in 11“ 11st Norwolk over Sundov
l'rincipul E. H. Gumbart 11nd fum-
lly have returned from n neverul
weeks‘ visit with relatives in Betbel.
Ernest Youngs will resume, his duties
as bookkeeper for Wallace Marvin.
Mondny after his annual vocation «of n
wuck.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wayte "lollcs.
of Scranton. Pd. urc visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall H. 'l‘olles. nt their home
in Enst avenue.
Miss Minnie Conroy has returned to
New York city. utter a few days visit
Wushmgtou street.
1'l‘he barge "Lorena" is at the steam-1
boat. dock with between six and uev
cu hundred yards of crushed stone for
the city of Not 11 1888\
l
Misses Phoebe and Hazel LgCr.oix of '
Fifth sin-1'1. are spending a few days
the guests of him. Theodore Smith, at
her home in Wilton.
Allen Reid of the Gregory Boule-
vurd. 1"ctnin11d .vcsteulny. from u seven
weeks‘ visit at the home of his g1 11nd-
mother, in New Canaan.
Miss Edith Poriott will urriwr next
Tuesday. from Brooklyn to spend two I
weeks the, guest of M1'.n11d Myst John
(‘onklin. of ’l hl1d street.
Mrs. Herbert W. (iorhnm, of the
(hegory Boulevard returned yesterday
from 11 week’s visit ulth friends in
New York and Brooklyn.
The Stars defected tllt‘ Benedict
Forms ybsterdny afternoon. in 11 game
of ball by the score of 29 to 23. The
gnme was played on Mayflower Oval.
Mrs. G. 5‘. Smith will shortly take
hcr Sunday school class on a ntrnw
ride. {l‘he members are. looking for-
ward to the event with much plcusure.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, of South Os-
born nvenuc. left this afternoon. on
their annual vocation of one week.
which they will spend in Brooklyn and
vicinity
There will be the usual evening scr-
vico at hrlnt Church (St Paul's Mis ‘
slon) to orrow night at 7: :.10 T1111 Rev.
Charles T. Coerr will preach. All are
cordially inviicd.
Miss Sadie Randall will lend tho lip-
worth League inccting. tomorrow 111'1111~
ing. at 6:30 in the blunt nvcnue Metho-
dist parlors. The subject will' be
“(lleanings from Many Fields."
Henry Sicfert and Mrs. Whittnll. of
Brooklyn. will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. Mueller. of the Wnohlngton
street bridge. over Sunday. Mrs. Moel-
ler is the mother of the Dnrllng sisters.
the noted urtrcsncn.
Rev. George V1111 Alatyne. D. 1).. pos-
tor of the Summerficld Methodist
Church. Bridgeport, will exchange pul—
pits with Rev. Edwnrd Cunningham.
tomorrowllr. V1111 Alstync will preach
at both services in the 8511M Avcnuc
Methodist Church.
The funcrul of George l1‘rcdcrlck An-
tlcroon was held this afternoon. from
the home of the dcconucd purcnin. Mr.
11111] Mrs. Curl A. Anderson. in First
street. Rev. Edwnrd Cunninghnm oili-
cloted and interment. was in the East
Norwnlk Cemetery.
Willium Mills, John Muiroy and Jim-
mic Coleman. of South Norwnlk 11rc
having a fine time camping out on ("all
Posture bench. Jimmie in the most
, industrious boy of the three. and each
morning 1111111 111) 11nd goes to South
‘Norw’alk to meet the paper train
Mr. Horn. 11 otudent ut the school ut
Mount Hermon. Month. in 11 guest of
lrvlng Smith, at his home in thin pinup.
Mr. Kern it one of Mr. Smith’s 11111111»
motes. nod 11 romnrkubly bright young
mun. He won second prize in Bible
study for tho 1111111 your at the school.
The Junior Bond of tho 1911111 Avcnue
Mcthodist Church. held its 1111;11:111-
a
church purloro. 11nd lcceivcd into mom-
hcrnhlp Emerson Ayron un‘d Occur lied.
1111111. Howard W. Benedict. the probl-
111111.111: the meeting. which proved
very intomltlnz. Later thoue prouent
worth the 1011111 Norwolk ututlon and
gave lrving Smith and Harry Crossatt.
who nrrived on the 10:07 train. from
Mount Hermon, Mann. :1 heurty wel—
come. The boy 11, bod been traveling
weekly meeting. last evening, in
since it '11 'clook in the morning.
me'
5‘0 WI 71’0"
‘ nerlohnly ill
Preston Btu-t lino launched hi: idoop
0888811 H.”
11111111 What. . ,.
Mr 1 D 11111111111. who it“:
11111111 111101.111 olight‘y improved.
7111111111 011111111, of North 1111111111111. 111'
Ruth Gallon. of? Crockett otroet in
MR 0111111111 in quite ill at his
John S11iil’11n.wl1o has been spend
tug 11 low weeks 111 Trinity Luke for
hih' l1cnltl1,l1n.~1 1"11111111111l home. H11 in-
tend: sturtlng in 11 low days for Don-
11'111' Colorado. lilo brother William
1 will 1111.1:1111‘1bnny him.
A moonlight soiling pluty was to go
out ilom this plnce last night on the
111101111 “.'Httlll owned by Captain Rob-
:crt Ilt‘z, but 11111111: to the shown that
. comc up just about the time they want
no to start the trip was postponed un-
.tll unothcr c'lonx night.
In the lluptiut Church on Sunday
[there will 1111. p1 c.1111111g bv the pastor.
at 10.45 Sunday ochool nt 12. 00. .-lu11
iorl1h1dcnvor at 4. .10. Y i’.S.C. 10.111
11:30. led bySl). Ferris M730 Drench.
ling by Rev J A. lodge. of Windsor.
N. .l. All are cordially invited to at-
1t11111l.
[MEIER/7ND 1705077117.
(111 Sunday the. Rev. Guernsey
uill occupy the pulpit dfM the. First M.
ii. Church, Mcridcn Ct.
’l h11c will be. :1 in“ 11 pmty and on-
l-toitninnu-nt at the rmldcnu‘ of Mrs.
(‘. ll. l1‘,itcl1 Noloton Heights Tuesday
‘111l1'. 11:111111.’
with her purcnts at their home in Eust ’ 6 H 11 m‘ A l‘ I t
Mr. 11nd M1'.s.lu1nos H. Webb nntltl
1pute 11 10111111 \ 111 1111 curly date includ
ling a visit to N1 1‘1111111'1 and other wo‘t-
l'ciing pinto-1 :‘1nd :1 visit with Milford
‘1'e1ntivcs,
G11 utter the choke. 11111111111111 11111111111101. 11111111111111.1111 12111111 .1
They may thinpororlly relieve the 1111111111111 but the next 11161110101111“; 111111 11. The
food should no 1111111111. The nourishment—11111311111688 8111111111511 it 11011111111111
should be opproprlntcd-mabsorbod by t-h e ”1111911111
Children K0 D .0 L
, . purities, cleanses, 1.1111111111111111 11nd 11111111111111 11t01n111'h.
Th rive This new discovery digest; nil 1111111111111 of food 1
the ytomach and digestive 11 11.1111 11111311111111
1 transforming it into the kin of nourbuunculi that is
0 n taken up by the blood and fed to the tissues throughout
the vnrloutiorgnuo of the body. Kodol cures indigesi lou
Kodol and dyspepsia, thus removing the cause of all 11110111111111
troubles. Kodol gl Ves such strength to the body that
1 it. is invaluable in all wasting discloses.
“I wish to thank you for what Kodol hnuduno for me. " I
"It 1'11r111i mo of dyspepsia 171.1111 “"71”?“ 111111111111 foiled.
Blunts What You Eat.
Prepared by 5!. 0.1111177111011911 patented». The 1 bottle (tannin-216 time: 115 much (b! will“
menisci-11111011111111 the trio size which 111111117111- 51111.
Dcwm's “me [1"! I888” the fumooo little ilvor pills for biliousncu or
'1‘h11y novnr gripe.
right away. I cheer! ully rot-111nm
constipation.
FOR SALE. BY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
1
11111111 11111 Dr. A. M. Hurlbutt of Stitnt— lieged to hove been invited to occupy 11
111111 wifo foul daughters and 111111.11 freight cur on the siding
would for Germany, Tuesday. They Mountable made 11 descent landing two
,of them before .luntlce Smith,
butt 1.: sistcr. it is hdpod the oceanloummarily disposed of them.
ioyilgc will give the doctor renewodllieved now that the' fire originated
through some. one smoking in the
building. 11 section of which was con-
verted into an office and court room.
\l'mo also accompanied by Mid. Hurt—
bcnlth 111111 1111101..
i'opulur gospel sorvic'ea with much
congregational singing special music
short evangelistic sermons, will be the
11101111 for Sunday evenings at thel‘
Methodist (‘bu1ch this fall and winter.
'l‘hcsc services, according to the pious.
in vlcw. promise to be of grout inter a visit in Reading.
Thomas Donnelly is entertaining 11
lit-ginning in September the Ep- young friend from New York.
Dr. Collins. of New York. has visited
'. Miss Mary Collins.
Miss Cora Bulkloy. of Bridgeport. is
the guest of Mrs. Min-tin Rowland.
Miss Carrie Morehouse has enter-
talncd hoi sister and piece. from Red-
csi 11nd l1clpf11lnose.t
worth League and Official Board of the
Methodist (‘.burch are to conduct cot-
lngc prayer meetings once a week in
distant ports of the parish. These.
services; will be undor‘the personal db
1111:tion of the pustm who will give a
sbmt p1':u1tlcnl talk at each meeting
The Dubllt will be cordially invited
,on nil occasions.
Among the muuy artistic and bcnuti .
M1. and Mrs: G 001111: l" (100111310 Of .1111 down- 111111111111; in 11111-11111 is 111111 of
ll1ooklyn mrlvcd in l)ar.len Suturdnv [M1 .md Mm. 1100.39 01,0113.)er The
to attend the funcrul of theit little.1
111s1l1 buckets and boxes, with their
11111111 the 711111111 daughter of Mr. £1188‘111'ptt3 11.111111”; mm: and blooming
.‘MIs.Hc1"b1-1t h‘ootc
First Selectman (‘ W. Raymond it La
flowers disposed upon tlu1 veranda
11nd tht1 linc collection of 11115111 blos-
completed impr'ou'mcntc at 10111‘111111111111; glndiolnsi. goraniums. palms,
'l‘r11c Point, and is now s11pc1lntcnd “‘gultlen glow." hydrangcns and other
.ing 1"epni1s on the ’l‘urnpikc. 1111111 Mr.
Bruggcrhof‘s rcsldcho
nvoritcs. muko the place vcry at'tmc-
'iivc. Mr. Oberlandor has also quite a
l'xclth l1} 1l\1":11d.~'. left. 'I‘ucsdny morn .um-goghfm vogplable garden “11101111113,
ling. to 'pent hi1; nummci vu1ntlon
with his 1111111 1111.11. ..l Vi. Purd). at l 1.10”“. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
lher summci 11111ld11n111n11n1 I)1~"1B1111ctl
Sul‘ivnn tlouniy. N. Y.
'lho dump of little Ethel Marlon
ilexb'ctt Footc. occurred Friday night
August 8 of cholera lnfnntum at the
Miss Il.1k1:1'.\1llo 111111 been (mitt1 11" ' ago of ten w1:11ltn.Tl111 funeral service
lnvulld from :1 severe uttnck of 11111111
1 was l111ld ut the family residence Sun
111111118 1111::- now (11111.11 11100101011 lll‘l‘ldny 11ft.cr_noon 111 three o'clock Rev.
1111111111 hcnlth Wlilih nous her friends! Henry Sooflcld officiating. Tho 1111111
;\\'lll be much plenscd to lenrn
cnskct was 10\ mod with fair nod bonu-
Mios Lulu (‘ulhcn 111111 pres scotcd 1 tiful flowers but for mort1 bountiful
\\'edncs1iny,at the Burton libinry.
Min ilcusbnw of Sonthpbri. and
.' lilies Nancy Waterbury of 'l‘nhundgo
llill. sisters of Selectman (‘hnrlce t}.
EWutcrbury. visited Mrs. 11. A. Scoly
loud Mrs. Amundu (Joombs. chnes.1
day. -
Amongr the young ladies from Dnr-i‘
lcn enjoying ti111."t1ollcy rldc to Sound
llcnc,h 'l‘ucsdny evening wcto Miss
111111111 Adeline \‘l’ntm'bury. Miss
1‘leorgic Whitney and Miss Anuic
(‘.onn.
Mrs. (S. W. ituymond, whose vcry
1111111151 illness has 111': cooloncd gr'nu:
1:11xictyi11 now grcntlv improved and
loft 'i‘ucsduy. for 11 visit with her
daughter. Mrs, Clyde Horton. .lr.
Norwnlk.
tlctv 1111.1 making extensive prepnrn-
tions for 11 first class lawn pluly liml‘
Honing 111 the rcsidciu'c of Clinlleo'
ll Fitch Nmoton Heights.
Mr. and Mrs 'l‘luuldcue Hoyt until
1'11111ily held 11 pk 1111 Thursday at Ito.
Mrs. Merlin l. Wntcrbury Misses Ad-
die. and Georgie Whitney. Mrs. George
W. Clock. Misses Frances, Jennie. and
Mnry lloyt and Mrs. Adelaide Sellcck.
.lnmcn Wood. of Munich. is having
grout Sticccse with his patented invcn.
lion, 11 hurrlcnnc ventilator for chim-
1cy tops. not only in l)a1'ic.n.,biit in
ltomford. Norwnlk and surrounding
towns. 'l‘hcre in one. on (.‘llnchy Bro
thcre.’ bukcry. Mnin utrect. Stamford.
Methodist llpiecopnl Church. Rcv.
Jancph l1, Guernsey. pthor. Dlvlno
worship tomorrow at 10:30 11. 1n. and
7:30 p. 111. Preaching by the icy. O.
8. Mills, of itownyton. Sunday choc]
:17 noon. Junior League at 3 p. m.. hip
worth Lenguc prayer meeting ut 0:45
p. m.
Dorian friends will be interested to
.1 71111111111nt Medicine.
.Beocham s
Pills
FOR ALL
llilious and
I1
NXNBNQII‘SDisortl »
ontcrtnbnnent to bc givcn on Tuesday;
1 with 1111 moulsitc bouquet this week, ' lhnn llll‘ lo\ client of these won the ten
. consisting of 11111111' vurictice of duhlinu.
.‘ which o11111mcntcd the roadlngt table
dcr little bumnn bud newly ciowncd
with immortal gruce resting on cabin
ly in their sweet cmbrncc. us she was
‘1:"u1il111l to the grnvé. The nffll ted
family have the sympathy of hi ny
‘t'.1lon1is .
WESTFDRT.
\liss Ruth Wood is visiting in D1111-
bun.
Frcd Keyscl has been engaged by
l‘tllchuid & Estlc.
11r'11dc1lck A. 'l .1yio1 is enjoying life
‘ut Axburv Park. N. J.
Minn Emma l liommedlcu is visiting
nicnds in Wutcrville.
(‘ obtain It Bellinge. of Providence, in
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Snmuel Allen is entertaining
113? blonds ftom New York
The ludics of the Methodist Aid Sn 1
Mrs. John Rnymbnd of Dorian. is
visiting her parents. George Avery and
w 11
i‘borles Brooke and family, of Hart.-
ford ore guests at the home of Charles
1 Bouton
’.i‘ l. Gilbert und fumlly have been
for 11 wool: in the Bradley (ottugo
11111 Point. Among those present wclo l (3111111111.
idles El'»n Fallon of New Yor,'k is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Pekar
lirudlcy. .
,.i. Wooster and wife. of Newark. are
guests ut the home of the Misses
llr.ndley
Sclmtmnn Coley has been emporin
tending the top dressing of King street
ulth gravel .
Clarenéb Perkins. Joseph Plott, W.
dorhnm and William Ball are camping
out at Combo.
New cushions are tb be procured 701'
the news of the Groom Farms Congre-
gutlonnl (‘hmcb
Tho Misses (31111510 and Mabel West,
of New Yorkrnre guests ot the heme
of James Hawker.
The new free text 1100111 have been
received and ore in tho hundn of the
111 hool committee.
Minn Gertrude Bulkloy‘ and brother
Flank have returned home from vinlb
lug friends in Ridgollold.
M111. H 0 Benedict and tho Minoan
10m Minnie and Charlotte F‘rnnko are
romping out on Hull's lulnnd.
limitoro'a team. Gillette and
Block Itiye. will try for 11 record on"
the Norwalk fair grounds. Augnit 23.
Work was 11111111111911 in the (1 put-
111111 81211111 Co.’ 11 «hop this mornln .115
1111' a week'e shut down add the annual.
camping out of the omnioyooa.1
Next Monday the curtain the Con-
necticut Railway 01. Lightin Company. 1‘:
in this vicinity and The Nprwoliw,,mll :wh
_ partake of 1 him 011110.111 11111 ol
”the Greens Torin-1 Odom"
t‘bnrch will picnic 111 Pinon
next Thursday 7‘11er , Cloud 11111111181 1‘
(3111111111 11111111 1111111 to him done on its '
piéhio Thurodpy. but tn
‘ min 01371111111111.3116 11 111 ptp’ibnur‘iini
. , ‘it‘ will 11111111 with tho, tin-111,119 111111111111
1111111111 the coming 1111111. 1 ,
7.911111111‘ it well 1111111111111 1111 p
110$: tho 11111111111111 . t
11' 111111 mini who fell in bottl‘o.
111111111111“ heaven. "
powwow
roullorueus
lo 11. very' prominent, brunch of our
' ’ "Evidently not lhitv
'i‘lio oxponolvonoso of equipping
,1: 11111111 may be prevontlnx Your
, putting upon tho market. a. money
Such bolus the
We pro in a pool
; did for me. i was troubled
"”1111“,; “1111.311. ‘ utomnch for oovoral months.
. 1:n11o,11onu11l1 11111.
. tion to mnnuincture nt 11 lose oust
‘tlutml you run 1'1111 11 plant. after you
' THE G. N. MQKIBBIN
M 'F' G CO.
W. R. THOMPSOM Manager.
50 111.1 TER 32:.
6“. “1‘18” )ll‘Qvll'I 8818
Kitchen Floors
It in cmmllv 111 1111 f11 11'11111' “11111181111,
11111111111 llllldl. 111111 n1-ti1i11 «Mlle
1.11111111111 11111111|l1 luth Apply
1111111111111 Mb 111 l'11111l1. _
Comstock
Watkins
81 Dow,
Headquarters for
Hardware.
Guns. Am.-
munition,.Aulomobile
Oils. Launch Engines
Oils etc,
112 wnbumo'rou STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
ftontlirtcn Gotten. 11111. - iccommouded it. '1'—George
so. NORWALK.
FIT LIKE II 0061'
The need of having glasses to lit the
eye llk1.1 11 cont fits the back, the need
of wearing lensou properly centered to
the eyes, all are absolutely necessary
for the pi eaorvntion of that most prcc
ions of all senses the sight
no old my ideas but adopt the latest
and bent methods in our fitting and
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTIGIAN.
‘ Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg
Olden hours 8 to 11:45;12:‘
Saturday evenings 7 9. '
Special appoint-1111111611 made to unit.
Charles itowiund has returned from
Locuet 3111245
The bite of the locust kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produco
very painful and serious results.
uroto 11 piece of cloth folded several
thicknesses. with ‘Drlciliun Bulm and
bind over the bite.
Remove in half on hour and you will
and 11. drop, as green as grass. '
is the poison which 1111.11 been all drawn
)1] the trouble is over. This is the
in the world we know of
that.“ will do this. Equally effective for
make and mad dog bite it instantly
applied so always keep it on hand
Kills boo. wasp or hoinot sting in one
second. Drugglsts or sent quick. B.
11.111110» and 011.. Indianapolis
W
JUNK 01101711761113
We are trying to better satisfy 0111'
customers by not having any wagons
on the road, but will ‘
promptly to orders by postal card, and
pay following prices. with square denl
All kinds of iron. the 1b.: rub-
ber boots. shoes and bicycle tires, 51:
; light brass. 5c lb.; _
70; Copper, 81:; powtcr.10c; rags. 11'.
; folded newspapers in bundles Va;
11111 and heavy lead. 31;; zinc,
Those pivot; are good until market
Watch this adv.
ABRAHAM HARRIS
Box 346. So. Norwalk.‘
VACATION MILLlllERY
Of All descriptiom. “bite Duck Ping
Pong Huts. Sailors 11nd Alpinos. White
Mil“ Huts. White Felt Huts, new and
stylish Rough Sirnw Suiloro.
patterns in Chiflon Voillngo. Now
Birds. Wings and Pompous. '
TRIMMED HATS AT
MID-SUMMER PRICES.
M. 1"." Ackerman
8! Mala Strut.
Fine Goods at low Pr1ces
Connected with large Bridgeport ea
tobilshmont. Fine goods at low prices.
. 11nd Kidneys they build} .,
, 3' .
Theron thown is unending n ‘ . 1
week ‘wlth .1111 11. c. Williams .Wagons Gwen Free
For 40 Ozone Soup Trude 1111111152.
2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks. 1. 1
2 Ozone Washing Powder 112111111 Marita
A PRETTY ”AND USEFUL WAGON.
‘. l’. Morehousc is entertaining
her sister, Mrs; Anderson and child
rep, from Bridgeport.
Harry Waterbury has purchased the
farm formerly owned by Mrs. Emma
Sturges; in this place
J, M. Lockwood and MP
have been absent this week on n trip
through Massachusetts. .
Mrs. William. of Rldgciiold.
Mrs Bradley. of Norwalk. have been
guests of Mrs. Surnh llmwn.
Mrs M. .7. Miller wus nailed to lied
ding Ridge this week to core for her
aunt. Miss Lorlndo Boers who is her
,,, I ' Consumption. My wit
BUCKLEY £1 WHEELER.~
BICYCLE AND CYCLE SUPPLIES.
53 South Main BL, ,'
Alsop Reynolds is enjoying an out-
ing with his company at Nlantic.
11m 11hnm have re
cently moved into the Dunn cottage. lb
Miss Mary ()lmstcnd, of New York.
is the guest of Mrs, Edward Olmstood.
Mrs. Ferris Morgan. of Mt. Vernon,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mor
11111113011111 (licgor y of (3111111111111.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
‘hau been visiting relatives in New Mil
must be presented for wagon.
All first class stores sell the Ozone
. than unpleasant. It is dim
Miss nibble Gregory.
ford, in visiting her nephew. 0. T. (ire
..-..... ,F .Wuth. .... ._......‘.. ..._... ..._.._..
George Stilt, of New York.
Sunday with his aunt. Miss Folsom, nt
Ridgoly Farm.
1". Gilbert and family are
occupying 11 cottage for a low works
at Compo Bench.
Miss Joule Siommoll entcitnlncd
her cousin, Miss Croce Stommcll of-
Norwalk. lost wc11.k
Mnlnnd Mrs. Clarence Sinusmi and
daughter, of Norwalk. are at Mrs. J.
B. Sturges'a for this week.
A large numbcl attended the dance
given by the young indies of Cannons
last Tuesday night.
SMILL- POX QUARRNTINE.
menus iloublc, but death without in
1111111111111. in the Connecticut General
may mean the Poor House for the
wife and children. Think of it to
Bottle it tomorrow by calling
11'1131111 111110111 General Agent.
HubertF. Pierce. SpecinlAgont.
United Bank Building.
A fine time is 111
Special Sale
111111111 F101:
55" has.
. A ‘ Stall;
0071M: on. our Snoowotu.
. Press.
Cnnnon (lr-uugt conferred the um 11
and‘fourth depict-.1. on the now candl-
dntea last Thursday evening.
and cream were nervcd.
S. B. Bturgoo of Great Ilarrlngton.
M11811. was homc over Sunday
started for Month on Monday to camp
With other mcmbcrii of Company D of
H: :Whence came that jprl:
111111101111 NEW 111111111 111
HARTFORnfihtLROAD.
. TIME TADLE-
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LEAVE DOUTH NORWALK
New YORK.
A. 861-42101,
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party, which in coloring a two wecke
outing on the shores of 11. picturesque
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momhoru of the Golf Club on the Wll
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Norwalk Chronicler