Walter 'l'1oyt; of ’Ii‘ltch 1!treet;“ is 111'
New York for a few days.
.Willnrd Naphey. of Stamford, was
the guest of his parents yesterday.
Mrs. Bears and two children of East
avenue. spend Sunday in Bridgeport.
Theodore McGee visited his sister,
Miss Ruth, in Sea View avenue. yes-
terday.
Mrs. John J. Walsh, of the Gregory
Boulevard. is visiting friends in New
York city.
John Cromwell. of Danbury. is
spending a few days with relatives in
East Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Godfrey, of Sey-
mour street. spent Saturday and Sun-
day in Danbury.
Mrs. Amy Dodge, of East avenue. en-
tertained Brooklyn friends over Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Apell, of St. John
street._entertained several New York
friends over Sunday.
Dr. Walton Peck. of New York city
was the guest of his brother to Greg-
ory Boulevard over Sunday.
Miss Fannie Jones. of Cove street.
has returned from a visit with her
mother in Springfield. 1.. l.
The Epworth League meeting at the
M. id. Church. yesterday evening, was
largely attended. John l.‘Hommedleu
led.
Miss Minnie Kettler and Miss Bessie
Fletcher have returned to Brooklyn.
having been visiting Mrs. William
'l‘wiss.
John Silcox. having spent Sunday
with his parents in Van Znndt street.
returned last evening. to his home in
Bridgeport.
Principal and Mrs. E. ii. Gumbarl
and children spent yesterday at the
home of Principal t". A. Tucker, in
Main street. Norwalk.
Miss Lauretta Alnsworth. who has
been spending her vacation in Syra-
cuse. New York. has returned to her
home in Cottage avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Smith. of
Osborn avenue. have been entertaining
F. F. Foster and wife and Ernest A.
Farley and wife, of Waterbury.
James K. Hyatt. Charles and John
-~Watkins and Freak Ferris spent yes<
terday at Shippan Point. They sailed
to that place from East Norwnlk.
Mrs. Max Leyi will go to New York.
to visit Mr. Levi's sister. Mrs. Levene.
Then she will visit with her parents
in Brooklyn. returning in about one
week.
Ariel Cameron. Jr.. reports his auro-
bike In perfect condition now, the
trouble having been in the, belt. it
was too slack and would not turn the
motor.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerhardt spent
yesterday with friends in Winfield
street. They enjoyed a genuine Dutch
dinner—mac of the best ever put be-
fore anyone.
About nineteen of the Revival Band
went to Rowavton yesterday. and con-
ducted a very lively meeting in the
home of David Gould. at three o‘clock
in the afternoon.
Rollo Black. the barber employed at
Henry Gerhardt’s shop. spent yester—
day and will spend today in New York
city. seeing the sights. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Black.
Mrs. Moriarty and son Lester. who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Benedict, In South Osborn avenue. for
the tilt». two weeks, returned to their
home in Brooklyn. this morning.
Captain Smith Petty. of the Sailors‘
Snug Harbor. Staten .islnnd. is visiting
his brother Daniel. in East avenue.
Beth went to Rowayton this morning.
to so aching with Captain John
ii‘Honimedieu.
The morning service at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
was very well attended. it being coro-
tnunlan. In the evening Rev. Cunning-
ham took his text from Daniel "Stand
More the King" and throunhout the
entire sermon held the closest alien»-
lion.
The alterations in italic Gamble'u
will have been completed and today
everything In in readiness aad la ex-
oalio running order Mr. Gamble
rant the comedy of the mill for
out work 111::ng in~
wk on
my My
Mrs. S. A.Godfrey.in spending a few
days in Brooklyn.
Harvey .pckm has returned home
from 11 weeks visit in Schaghtlcolte,
HY.
Wm
Mrs. Knapp, at Danhury. is the guest
of her brothel. James Stevens, Pen—
noyer street.
W. E. Cllshniilll, of New York. spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Cushman, Logan street.
Mrs. .lonnie.8herer and Mrs. Etta
Slater are spending a few days with
relatives, in the Catskill mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Batterson have
returned from their wedding trip and
are residing with the bride’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. Willam Ackerioy, Roton
avenue.
Mrs. Jessie Dillard sang lathe Smith
Norwalk Baptist Church. yesterday
taking the place of Mrs. C. F. Bontwcil
who is ill.
The East Norwaik Praying Band
hold a cottage meeting at the real-
dence of David Gould, Logan street.
yesterday afternoon. There were
about twenty-five present.
Mrs. George Wicks was overcome by
the heat while at the service in the
Methodist Episcopal Church last even
lag and had to be taken to her home.
in Crockett street in a carriage.
Miss Emma Rile. who has been
spending the summer in Harrisburg.
Pa.. has returned to her home in this
place and this morning resumed her
duties as teacher in one of the Stam-
ford schools.
Miss Adella Baldwin. teacher in the
public school, has secured a position
near her home, Woodbrldge Conn. and
will take up her new duties next Mon-
day. Miss Baldwin has made many
friends during the brief time she has
been in this place and they will regret
her departure.
nnnmvmnnano ran.
Mrs. William Selieck was taken sud.
denly ill Saturday, but is somewhat
improved today.
Robert Nordin. who has been under
is now improving.
Thomas Flanagan has given the so-
lectmen’s office in the town hall its
periodical cleaning.
Mrs. Otto Kraft‘s many friends in
Darien will be interested to learn that
she is now traveling in Europe.
The .i. B. Mather place has been
rented to Mr. iiindlcy. a brother of
Joseph and William Hindley of Dar-
ien.
Miss Josephine Bowen is reported
greatly improved in health. She has
been spending some time in Boston
and East iiaddam.
A. C. Kenyon. of New York. has
purchased a place on Brush island and
has moved from 23 East Fourteenth
street. New York, to that place.
Mrs. Mary Selleck. Mrs. Alida Day
and two daughters have returned to
New York city, after a stay during the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. Hanford
Smith.
m...—
.—
Sarah Smith of Southington. who
has been visiting John Pooley for a
few days. has gone to New York to
reside for the winter at 640 Madison
avenue.
Signal Tower Operator Hagemnn of
the Non \ork New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad Company. has been
transferred to Darlen days, and Opera-
to9' lilrccn to Green Farms for the day
tr e .
Mr. and Mrs. Abel Dance. of Mans-
field avenue, are entertaining Mics
Emma Hancock. of Brooklyn. Misses
Mamie and Nellie Dance have also r4“
turned from a visit in the City of
Churches.
William Abendroth. brother of Rich~
ard Abendroth. the‘ local barber. is
probably now in London on his way
back from the Philippines. it in
thought that he will leave for this
country In a day or two.
Misc (3. P. Btraagward. of. Noroton.
is back in Greenwich attending to the
duties in her stenographic once. after
an absence of a couple of months. dur-
ing which time the was visiting rein
’tives in England and Wales.
The annual tea nights fair of St.
John's it. C Church was brought to a
close in the Dorian Town Hall Sat
urday night. There was a good attend-
ance and many articles were disposed
of. The chair was very successful.
unnum- John Oberlaadcr. of the
Danton Launch works. Intends to start
in won upon launches for the cumin!
clan that is being made in Stamford
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open h or syn
relatives in idcmtoil'"I . has nearly to»
our , from a severe attack of arm?“
inc hid
ll Midwife bud Riki. Lyon 19»?ch
- last week the arrival his
V” for into 1195’“... .
dinner touch in
manual the
canon. Hr. Oberluador 111 very much 1!
Interested at present in a kerosene en- ;
Politics have not first command to ‘
'itism ’~
Illa W
tor a couple of
treat The ma 9 ‘ . ‘
reachethfor a box containing the thrpe
for a quarter kind, but grabbed an-
other box when he saw that the can-
tomcr in payment for the three smokes
had placed three nickels on the noun-
ter. .“That fellow won't have a coat
when he's twentyone." commented the
clerk after the three had gone out.
WESTPOR 7'.
Mrs. M. Gavcns, of New York. In a
guest at the homeof Frank Godfrey.
Miss M. Fesaenden. of New York is
the guest of Mrs.‘ ‘George W. Bare
hydt.
J. J. Flick and Charles Hickman, of
gievciand Ohio ware recent visitors
are
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Work has been resumed In the At'
luntic Starch Works after a week's
shut down.
Mrs. E. T. Ahott and daughter. who
have been the guests of Mrs. P. E.
Sturgen. have returned to their home
in Brooklyn. .
Frank Warren. formerly with Sal—
mon it Company has resigned his posi-
tion there to accept one with the To.
uuet Launch Company.
Wednesday. Fairiiel‘d Pomona
Grange will meet in Weston. The
gathering point for visiting Grangers
will be here where a joint committee
comprising members of Westport
and Norneld Oranges will take them in
hand and escort them to Weston.
There is a growing belief herea-
bouts that trolley employee in this also
tion will form a union. and still get
the 20 cent per hour rate. The com-
pany is credited with a willingness to
concede the wage increase. but not
to favor union. There has been one
formed. however. in Waterbury, and
an increasing favor for unionism is ap-
parent. The issue is raised now as to
what the outcome will be if some of
the local men and other employee of
the company .1011: the union. with the
20 cent men who have signed or do
sign the paper being circulated. bind~
but themselves to abstain from join-
the doctor' 9 care far a very lame foot «lag the union if they get the 2“ cont
rate? issues may be raised against
them if the formation of a union with
employee of the Connecticut Railway
& Lighting Company isvauccesoful. and
as non—union men they could hardly ex-
pect to hold their places. It is not
understood that the company is active
against a union. although there are no
evidences that it favors one. The men
are on the fence. but activity toward
the formation of a union is strong.
-—Don't delay a minute. Cholera in-
fantum. dysentery. diarrhoea come
suddenly. Only safe plan is to have
Dr. Fowler‘s Extract of Wild Straw-
bcry always on hand.
ARSENJC IN RESERVOIRS.
Reported that there is a Grant Lou of
Life in Maplml. Texan.
ATLANTA. 6a.. September s—A
Constitution special from Santiago,
Texas says:
it is reported that reliable informa-
tion has been received of the (instruct
ion of life at Mapimi Texas. by the
breaking forth of arsenic springs in
the mountains near the city and that
the distributing reservoirs have been
thoroughly impregnated with arsenic.
This report. which lacks confirma-
tion. says thirty are dead and over
«100 are seriously ill.
CAPT. FRENCH RETURNS FROM
MAINE
Capo-French has lust remrued
from Old Orchard. Me. where he was
called by a telegram some days ago
from col. w. Evans; who has this dis-
trict under his charge. Sickness “(3'
layer! his return to this city. He will
conduct the services of the Salvation
Army tonight and all day Sunday. as
usual, at the Army Hall. He reports a
great meeting conducted by the lead-
ing officers of the Salvation Army at
this camp. The odleers' councils held
were he says the most inspiring he
ever 'attended’. He comes back with
faith for greater times than over for
the work in Stamford. Stamford Ad~
vacate.
PRISONER JUMPED FROM TRAIN.
'NEW YORK. September 8~While
on the way to New York from Kansas
City. Mo. to the custody of a detective
Herman Noumea Jumped through tail
window of an express train going It
the rate or no, miles an hour. ,at a point
midway between I“ililllllncl'lffe and
Siattaburg. on theft ew York Central
read today, and was no 1,1,1qu hurt that
he will die. He was taken to a hospl
tal in Pounh'keo . N911 amen on em-
ployed u it collection that city to 11
brewing motor and it}: 2:911:95.
that; Iberian“ or 99.5110
count: um 1111111111 4111111119
city. the mud omitted in Kansas
and loféthm. on M 7
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ii:
an: mourn Wrath.
em a-
. slum shallot; New Jack
alienation-11m var. r
MW uuthcr slid a” lamb '
41.1w ‘mmdc
colt no“ la
rthe entries
with the f . ,
“1mm big I; .
it at are
stars. wh
planted a
applause.
Matinoes
no the no
the large
tions.
in t1 lick
lakes of
and Main
Last of
filled Wli
stationed
BRIDGE
ii~—Aftor
lgat ion
United 8
had been
to the ha
bond holt
live mile
longing t
ans.
niary wa
morning.
year.
an honor
lute. the
scientific
1838.
conseque
United
colilerlea
BO
Tallow :
county 1
latest:
a
law»!
MAY FlSKiii'i «
That this excellent company is play
ing on its merits in intimidated by the
large audiences
succeeded in presenting a number of
well played productions and that they .
will do so for the remaindei of the.
season goes without saying.
being an A- l repertoire company, they,
have with them a number of specialty ‘
0 have been favorably com- :
COMING HOME AGAIN;
while the platforms contained
huge piles of trunks as well as several "
truck loads.
Raymond,
Company.
SAN ANTON LO. Texas
open by burglars last night.
cured $201) from the money order desk
a certificate of deposit on the Newton
, Fails, Ohio, bank for 9300 and 9151) be-
OBWNO.
was wank.
that t. have granted
The company has
ry city.
Boulder
pan the moving pictures be~
ting well presented and eliciting much ‘
The company's engage.-
mant at Hoyt's Theatre begins tonight.
begin towel row and; contin-
lance of the week,
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Returning Tourists Make 1Wcrk for
Baggage Handln.
Saturday and yesterday was one of?”
at days of the present your
for baggage at the local railroad sta-
Ali the incoming trains brought
loads of trunks and dress
suit cases and with them came people
returning from the shore resorts of
New Jersey and the mountains and
Connecticut,
(3 .
ght the scene at the baggage
Massachusetts
rooms was a Door one The room was
h trunks bags and bicycles.
two
SLEEP WALKER'S ESCAPE.
NEW LONDON, Sept. ,.
a private of the Forty-third :‘r
8—Howard
Coast Artillery, U. S. A.
atFort Trumbull. fell from
a parapet about forty feet to the -
ground below Friday night.
injuries found on Raymond were a
badly sprained wrist and a few bruises
it is supposed
walking in his sleep. when he fell oil
the parapet, as the men on guard dur-
ing the maneuvers take their blankets
and go to sleep on the ground on top
of the parapet.
that Raymond was
CONTROVERSY ETTLEDt
ptember
four was of diplomatic cor—
respondence between the United Sta-
tes and Mexicangovernments. the lit-
involving:
bridges at Laredo‘aud Eagle Pass has
been settled.
the international
Under a decree of the
totes court the bondholders
awarded possession of the
two bridges, but the bridge companies
contended that the decree only applied
If on the American side. The.
lers are given control of the
two structures.
POSTOFFICE SAFE ROBBED.
YOUNGSTCHVN, 0.. Sept.
safe of the Hubbard. Ohio. postvofllce.
8~The
a north of here was drilled
They se-
0 the postmaster. W. E. Ev-
The cracksmeo entered the post-
omce through a window.
bar—
this
The
s not discovered until
“‘—
DIBBARRED FOR ONE YEAR.
NFW LONDON. Sept. 8-—-Judge 0.
M. Wheeler of the superior court was
handed down his decision In the dis
barment proceedings against Lawyer
Donald A. Perkins of Norwich. Per-
kins is forbidden to practice for one
The proceedings grew out of
Mr Perkina‘ 5 connection with the set-
. lenient of some damage cases against
' the Berlin lron Bridge Company.
PBOMlNENT SCIENTIST DEAD.
LONDON, September 8—Sir Freder»
lck Augustus Abel is dead.
lie was
ary member and secretary
and director of the imperial institute
and former president of the' British
Association. the iron and Steel Insti-
chemical Society. and other
bodies. He was born in
ENGLAND PROFITING DY STRIKE.
LONDON. Sept. 8~The Iancuhlrc
coal trade is rapidly
improving in
aces of carotid-en, for the
States. 0mm aggregating
hundredft of thousands of tons have
been placed in the South Lancashiro
for shipment to various ports
of the United States.
W
x FACTORY BURNED.
Mbarlea
our factory at Pulaski this
as destroyed and other bulld-
lugs nearby «maxed by pro restore
.tiny. Theloas was 950..000 Employee
to the number of 125 are without
work on a result of the tire.
ammo" extinguish 14mm '
MADRID. 86m 8-Don Carlon. the
”598%“.9’
layout attempt at n risingdn the lift
of Cull sin.
pretender.
«at a letter to
deputy. ‘31:"
duly deprecat-
s 11% cost" N inch/inns. .
, IMPOOL, ’ch her stump ~
was decided him the cotton each-nu .- ‘
otter October in. ' .
19mm
me etc..- will not be
ill
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The only
via a very prominent: branch of our
‘ business. 1.
The initpcaslvenb'uu of adulpulng
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article. Such being the
case, consult us. We are in it pool
tion to manufacture at a less coat
thuntyou can run a plant Miter you
{tge
THE G. N McKIBBIN
«MFG GO. ,
W. R. 'THOMRSON. Manager.
50 do me so. .30. detour.
l and}? 69555111”:
We m trying to better satisfy our
customers by not having any wagons
on the road. but will attend very
~ 1promptly to orders by postal caramel!
pay following prices. with square deal-
ing: boA" kinds of iron. lfic 1b.: rub
1199‘s. shoes and bicycle tires. So
i brass, 5c 1b.; heavy brass.
7c:' Copper 8c; ”selenium-.123“ 1c
lbw folded newspapers in bundles. taste
the and heavy lead. 31:: nine, 2150.
These prices are good until market
changes. Watch this hog. .
ABRAHAM HA His
Rhone 156.- ,4. Box 3411,.89.,Nerwaik«
htlrllfllll ’ ,
at our pm cm .
oqILT prm ' - ‘
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Walton;
“are ration.
.. and” prolific”
Ki lichen Floors.
it ll cmmilv good 'forln "mm floor or
inni- r ntvb. 199,991 rtlclc nntbc market
who am ham bfll clhth. Awirityonr.
her
For am By
Comstock
Watkins
81 Dow
Headquarters for
Hardware. Fishina
Tackle. Guns. Am-
munition, Automobile
Oils. Launch Engines
Oils etc ‘
112 WASHNIGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 43—8.
Spenial Sale
lunar hour
55.6 has
A Stu-11
dearth"!
desires
cornea: live; our nonwnut.’
' " Luv; new velar can count
new man.
to college. .
Early habits mould the future chore
outer.
The boy who early acquires the sav
lugs Habit is laying the foundation of
his future success. .
Do not despise the little savings.
We pay the same rate of interest
on small amounts as a large sums.
frills sauna NMWALK
so vmos mark.
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UN'I'TED BANK B'UILDI
The South Norwalk.
Trust Companu
offers every laulllty 'to manufacturers
merchants. individuals and corpora
tions for the safe conduct of the Goal
era! Banking Business.
Savings Department pays 4 per cent.
Call and inspect our popular Clock
Bank, which we loan to depositors in ;
this department.
Have you made a Will? Consult us
hetero naming an executor. and see‘
,1 the advantages we offer.
Te act as Administrator, Trustee.
f Guardian. and accept Trusts of every
character.
Office hours. 9 to 12; 1 to 3.
saturday eyeniugs, 7 to 8.
1 some can suiczssrui
(ll’l‘l NATIONAL BANK
IOUT H NORWALK. CONN.
Capital; 51.00.909.09
Surplus 51.00.000.00
Other Profits. ”4.090. 00
JOIN ll. PENIS. m1.
JACOB I. “HON. Caller.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry anymour
John H. Knapp christian 5mm
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
Josiah it. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wall-colluvin.
Account: Sollolnd.
Locust Bites
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat
nrate a piece of cloth folded several
thicknesses with Brlzilian Balm and
bind over the bite. instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop. as green on grass. This
in the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite. it instantly
applied so always keep it on hand
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Draggistl or sent quick. 3
F. Jackson and 00.. Indianapolis.
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new YORK. NEW HAVEN 1c
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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, geodetic ZB-onnt bolt!
_ era is one of the Madonna
appointment, but. yo
- mum: mtraln' and hr
the staunch .mplloboni ,
Little Early Risers nave ll '
Thar cleanse. the 9r9tc9
land-7' putrid matter and a
that one enjoys th in,
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"Here a book that
best .mathod- of:
"What in lime bank but)
Free Press.
nma-W
under date «'iof'
“Please accept ta
ful Ramoa' 5 Liver Pills and '1'.
lets. it is one of the mo-
remedies on earth for what it”;
manga‘dt. t.vrilitail/13191111? itI a
men 0 my r en a.’ con
R. H. Plnlsted. , "
Clarence Holt. the a
actor, and an early “$3199” '
Jefler'son. is about to ipabl
inlaeennes, which afitond", ,
ties of 80 yearn-C tango '
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D91". known/31921 or
9 ,.says: s .,
dyspepsia. Unsafe? i "
trans and belching. .
i could hear oh but
till I took Bruin
caches ,
Rico is sent to ,
grade of coffee than I? '
America and would ado ’
hot in the United Stat“
es if it :were introdun‘ed; ‘9
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Ramon’ s Nerve and 39'
all 5:185 3'; claimed for it "
prop rs attain . l
drake, Kentucky. 11 E ¢ '
“I bought one hiitt 'e of,
and Bone Oil from; in
and It. was. the hunt. unlit!
ed in my life. .I
with pains and air
legs 1 can hardly
swelling out cling f
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W .- .,
The oldest existing plat
since the beginning (ifs
in an ltalian church, paint
year 886.
FORTUNE ravens A valid
“Having distressing pains ‘
back and stomach. and held
appetite I began to use Dr X
Lite Pills." writes W. P. White "
Keanedale Tex.."n11d soon felt
new man. " ' Infnllible in atomic
liver troubles. Only 250. are?“
ter a drug store.
Diggs—"I hear young 01,1th 319
going in for pugiilctic bottom" :3
~“is he in training” Dita-r
He went to work inn box new”
week. "—ChlcagoDoily Nm:
4700' THAT 991.9. .
ii." til ”“1 wmuod'.’
I an In I. . ‘P‘ .
ever tried. almost Vim
.10 25. 50¢ m 91.00 Wu. .
ford. 'Baxter I or Pill-WI. l"
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Momma (at the zoo)-P'Whnt
think of the baby Wrdl.
Aren't the! handsome? um
‘But do they always come ll!
pattern, mamma1”-Pnok. _,
Here is a nun when
been worth nomnthm to
L. Wither-ow. of Dillon}. .
"Please send me win! OI"
boxes of your Tonic Liver
pink). I tlnd they are the on
that will do me my Mi? "
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