Prescription Drugglst.
205 East Wasmgton street.
William Josem will go to New York
tomorrow. upon a business trip
Leslie (Llorham. son of E. ii. Gorbam.
has returned from a visit in Orange,
e
1
The 111111111211. 111111 :1 11111111111 Com-
pany are unloading a car of lumber at 1
East Norwalk.
' E. E. Gorhum and wife have return-
i from a few days at KatOnull, in
,w York state.
he class of James 'L’Hommadieu
cv dog. at "' :30 o’.cloclr
l rris Morehouse is enjoying the
day in the East Norwalk meadows,
g for yellow legs.
“——
Mrs. Charles R. Baker starts today
to spend a few days with Miss Anna
Jennings, Greens Farms.
Miss Gretchen Emkes, of New York,
is spending a few days with Mrs. L.
Scoiiln, Gregory Boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rider, of East
-ave1111e. have returned from a two
weeks' vacation in Stepney.
George Roberts, of Fort street. has
taken a position at the Blickensdcrfer
typewriter factory. Stamford.
Minor 1). Randall and family have
gone to Pound Ridge. to spend a few
days with the Rev. H. E. Burnes.
Mrs. E. Apell. of St. John avenue,
has gone to Kenoza Lake, Sullivan
county, N. Y-., for a stay of several
weeks.
ll. D. Scoiiin. of New York city, who
has been visiting the Seoiiin family.‘ ill
East Norwalk, for the past week. has
returned home.
G. Scoffin. of East Norwalk, begs to
anilounce the engagement of his
daughter Lillian, to H D. Hekkema, of
New York city.
Miss Julia E. Callaghan, a well-
known young lady of the East Side. is
the guest of friends in Woodburn Snl-
livan county, New Yelk.
l 1 -'-'-1-—
A. L. Hefner badly jammed his fin-
ger with a lemon squeezer. Sunday
evening, and as a result, the injured
finger is now very painful.-
Mrs. Charles Fink and daughter. An-
ita. and Mrs. Anna Illing. of Newark.
spent Sunday the. guests of Mr. and
-Mrs. E. Apell. of St. John avenue.
A, very important meeting of the
Junior Band wil be held in the ladies'
parlor. in the church, Friday evening.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Expressman Thompson will be an-
able, to use one of his horses for at
least a week. Yesterday. in turning
around, the1 horse dislocated its stifle
joint. -,,.
A et dog belonging to Mrs Knapp.
in F‘teh street was run over by an
East avenue trolley car yesterday. and
last evening Dr. Olmstoud was called
to shoot the animal. . \
_.
Mr..Ind Mrs. Rollo Black have re-
turned from a visit 111 New York city.
They report a moat oyablo time.
having taken in many trees of inter-
est. andldmuscmonts '
The regulal prayer service of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held
plans hpve hi on made for all espoelab-
Iv lntcreatingm meeting. 1. .
11.. us 11! Workers Auxiliary of the
Advent Ciiurcll. will meet at the hon-1o
of Mr, wxbeo. but.
tomorrow evening. All
are
diet).
an avenue,
be members
halted, to assemble at ii'liomme—
I imcery More tomorrow even-
lag. fit'h 15 o clock. ~
1111111 .Godfrey. one of the keepers
oi the Stanford Shoals light, who has
been spending 11 several days furlough
at his home on seem street. returned
that m 1113. to resume his duties.
Mrs. God my and child. who have been
visiting him at the light. will remain
in ihm Nerwnlb: ,
The funeral of M. ilattln Doerr.
who died Sunday. in Yonkers. will be
ilsl Williimitlh‘y afternoon. at 1
01.111111111111111 the r
tor. Mil. Thomas
0011.117 Van Zonal
will choline. and tile interment 111111.
in last Norwalk Cemetery
Tomorrow the law permits thud
in for by on this littoral}:
in 13111113113111 Molly Eat Norwich:
boats are ready and snide will leave
this afternoon for the lidlilidl. There
111 not the usual oiiihillildsih in the that;
11-11. 1111 reports are not rm ”WM ,
i or I gunnery crop of billiard.
Asnw
icingi Eider M15113! WW
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edict Episcopal Church. this mlhgw
builder Afar/11V the mm the
1 Odd third quarterly
1 iii id All hem
cosmonauts
' of
meet in the church, tomorrow-
'l‘hursday nude
dance of her lie», 1
limits“
Went to Calehune Depot. near Bing-
bampton. N. Y., a couple of Weeks ago.
, Marissa
1112111111111 wili' lenient two weeks
11.11 Mnflorhilrdutbolr three .
ricrp'pigeons with 111111.111111 the day
after his arrival released two of them
at 11:15 in the morning. and they or-
. rived home atl ofclock thnvsama day.
‘ Tho‘tillrd bird was set free ht‘lztb, and
arrived in this place at ii o'clock. This
is considered very rapid flying.
R 0 WA "ON.
1 Fred Dibble has taken a position in
Stamford in the Yale & 'i‘owne factory.
ed from a short trip to (lreenport, 1..
Charles (ludlipp, of the west side is
attending Mcrrlll’s College, in Stam-
ford.
\ Mrs. Jennie Sharer and daughter
Etta are visiting with‘ relatives in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. David lice 1.113117331111211 Marion
and Miss Addie Knol'r spent yesterday
in New York city.
George Ackcrlcy has procured a
position in the Yale & Towne Lock
factory in Stamford. 1
John Oakes has taken a position
with the Yale & Town Lock factory in
Stamford and asumed his duties yes-
terday inornlng.
Miss Anna Scott. who has been sum-
mering at Contentment Island. will
leave Thursday for her home in Pas-
snic, N. J.
A dog owned by Charles 'l‘uttle.
wandered oh the track of the Jonsoll~
dated Railroad Company yesterday.
and when an east-bound train came
along was instantly killed.
Louise Parker of Woodlawn N. Y.
was visiting friends in town Sunday.
A new Ping-Pong table has been
placed in the real end of the barber
shop on Rowayton aVenue.
Master Charles C. Bowman of Row-
ayion, west side. formerly of Mount
Vernon, N. Y.. now a resident here. is
attending Merrill's Business College.
at Stamford. and intends taking a
thorough course.
Constable Edward J. Ladrlgan, is the
proud possessor of a French poodle
dog. which was once the property of
Mr. Green. of Rock Farm Dairy, Siliill'
ford. Green was, the partner of Gay-
nor, and both men. it will be remem—
bered‘ tied to Canada several months
ago to éseape arrest.
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The regular communion service was
held Sunday morning. in the Congre-
gational Church. being conducted by
the pastor. Rev. Herbert S. Brown.
The public schools of Dorian opened
yesterday. with an enrollment of about
four hundred scholars, half of this
number being in the Center school.
William 0. Perry. the new principal.
who arrived a few days ago. assumed
charge. and is making his home with
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gillette. The other
teachers in the Center school are Mills
Nettie Lesson. assistant principal;
Miss Helen Waterbury, intermediate
department, and Miss Mary Warner.~ot
Hartford. primary department.
Stamford appears to be 11 favorite
place for Darleil young people who de-
slit! to study the highel educational
brunettes. Among the pupils from here
who began last year and are! taking the
high school course this term are Bert
Ferguson. lrone Smith. JeunlefWe‘ed.
'Beatrlcc, Reed. Sadie Weed. Ethel ill-
mott and Theodore Brown. New 11-
11111 pupils this trial are Edith Silli—
man, Florence MacDonald. Theresa
Hoyt. Stanley Brown and George
Chnddcrion. Miss ivy 111111th and
Frederick Smith are taking a course
of study at Browns Business College.
in South Norwalk.
WES TPOR 1'.
Stephen mine has been engaged as
Janitor for Union School.
11. ill. izlbcrwn'nd. teller of the First
Nhtloual Bank, is off on a vacation
tr 1)
The launch Viola. owned by William
Moninlon llllli been put into cummlnv
blcn
M11111 Dorothy Adams returned home
Friday from a visit with friends in
Norwalk
m
Rev G. W. ilnrbydt has been made
ebupl n of the Atlantic Yacht club. of
new orli.
1111:. Samuel nlwomi is entertaining
i Yonkers.
.. -. .e w..."
avenue. Rev humbly F- Humvhtmhllm Kenneth Macbeth and daughter
Joseph W Jennings 11 making can
in improvement! to ills Greens
ll‘Il'lilO home. 1
m
in; iii the Adirondacks.
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her guests the 111111111111 Efimm and cool
icilia 11111111 1111 of have 111111 their
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Abattoir admonish} -.
tray to market than are bola
trio: Wall 111
at .011
" leottheiruoi:
and presented“
The“. a
, e: are to participate 11:
5V hold dilly events at the department _
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‘ the Water Chaparral”; one
, , 11
Edward (1111:1111, who. with his wits 5 ‘
after it very- pleasant tripi 1
Captain Daniel P. Wicks. has return..
in. Wooster Beach and wife have 7:
returned“ limits from an extended out- "
and he fell into the dam. He had on
rubber boots that served to hold him
tighter. all the while blinking in the
mud. His companions came to his‘ .
assistance and extricated him. The
man was overcome with fray and fell
exhausted when released from his pro-
carious situation. He was carried to
Cannon‘s drug store, where restora—
tlvos were used, and be regained con-
sclousuess. He was not injured
m. m&~.’- '1]
POPULAR AM UBEM ENTS
MAY FISKE COMPANY.
Last night a house crowned from
gallely to footlights gloeted the May.
i‘lskc Company, at. the opening per-
101 malice (if a week's stand a: Hoyt' a
Theatre and it is safe to any that
none were sorly that they were there,
for they certainly were, if applause
counts. delighted with the entire com-
pany. The attraction was The Char-
lty GM and following was the cast
of characters.
Duke Craven,
Curry Mangoles.
Cecil Harcourt,
Glly Mangolcs,
lllerbert G. Emery
'George Rexi‘ord
Edward Trevor
Robert S. Nadine
Anatole, Charles Alpine
Fallncr Harrow, Inwrence Kellar
Daniel McGlbbon Miixuiell,
Charles Lnndle
lilies Abbie Flint. Adelaide Nye
Violet. Craven. Kathryn Moore
Susctta, a maid,
Miss lv‘iskc, 'Cherry Ripe
The plal was replete with humox-
ous situations. itcwas a, mixture of
love and comedy not enough of the
1111111111 in make it wearlsome and just
enoupb of the latter to keep the 1111
dicnce ill the best of bowel. Miss
Fisk as "Cherry Ripe“ and the “lrlsb
Tiger." was at her best had won the
audience at her first appearance, and
ilcld their attention throughout the
performance. The trained animals,
musical specialties and moving pic-
tures were highly entertaining. espcc.
lally the. latter, the eruption of Mont
l’clce alone being worth the price of
admission
Tonight is “The Little Magnet" and
tonlol"'lou s matinee “Under 'l‘wo
Plugs." Tomorrow night "Miss Hnrum
Searum."
TALKED 0F COAL BlTUATION.
Would Call Legislature Together 11 He
Thought It Would Do Any Good.
NEW YORK. September 9—«(101'ei'n1
or Stone. of Pennsylvania. who arrived
ill this city last night. made a brief
utatcmcnt today relative to ills pres-
ence bore and the coal strike situation.
1111 said:
“i am here. on private business. i
expect to return to Harrisburg today.
1 am 11.11 anxious to sec ”11‘ coal strike
settled ill Pennsylvania as ally one
possibly can be. i can only repeat
what i have said in previous inter-
views. that. if i can be satisfied that the
legislature will pass a law that. would
be constitutional and that would settle
the strike and prevent others, I would
not hesitate to call it together. i must
be first satisfied that such 11 law can
be passed."
111 reply to a question, the governor
said he had no appointment to meet
eonl operators or any other represen-
tatives in this city. He knew Presi-
dent liner of the Philadelphia & Rend-
lug Company.’ but there was no 1111»
rangement that he should meet Mr.
Baor should the latter come to this
city to attend the conference of the
coal operators
Governor Stone also said that he had
an appointment here with either Sena-
tor l’lutt or Governor Odell. When he
was questioned about the situation at
Wilkesbnrre. and as to whether he in-
tended to send more. troops there, he
replied that ho had nothing to say.
The governor was told of a report
in 11'111111111llon which was supposed to
Account for Senator Platt'il prediction
that the coal strike would be ended
11111: break 11 was to the effect 111111
81111111011 Plhtt‘ had knoivledge of a plan
to the 11 cmnmlslihn'bpilollimi repro»
venting New York. New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, the commission to act
in an advisory capacity. and to suggest
legislation for the settling of the strike
hurl prevention of other labor troub-
es -
Governor Stone refused to comment
on this rport.
KILLED win AN!) HlMler.
NEW YORK; September limeIrlou
O‘Neil. 1111111111311, died‘invthe hospital
early tad". and his wife. ids. was
found dead in their apartments 1with
two bullet wounds in her belly The
tragedy followed 11 mural in which
0' Nail mound his wife at having been
unfaithful. .
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V lN‘i‘nMIliI 'iitl House.
LONDONi'Mtembllr Milieu 1111111
are were rescued this morning after
buying been Onwmhcd' 1.1a hours in tile
111131131th at Forest tat: haul;
at on 1111s a
were: lmflm‘z‘t £5" ultimo gr.
1111 lnrush 0111111 temller 1.11mi:
been given 11 1
i
~Sony.
j lien will be of hefiiii to New England
vessel owners as well. as they wil}
. new be able to gel dividends out o
' 11:11:11 property in the. coal carrying
olldsted Rallros float; and.
aim bald. Alldof the Season.
A number of hope at changes in
the way' of the withdriiwal of summer
passenger trains from the Consolldat
e11 Railload system, Want into eitect
yesterday because of the passing oi,
summer
The Monday morning train leaving
Norwich at 6:011 o 'clock and New Lon-
don at 7: :15 connecting in New Haven
with the 9: 30 train into New York
made its last trip for the season. .
The 1 oclock Saturday afternoon
shore accommodation from New Ha—
ven to Fenwick returning from the
Fenwlck at 7: 15' Sunday night, made
its last run yesterday.
The 4: 25 afternoon - train from
Bridgeport to Ansonla, and return
made its last trip yesterday.
The White Mountain day express
and White Mountain and Quebec cars
of the night Bar Harbor express will
make their last l-p north on October
4 returning on ctobef‘1'6.~ The last
sleeping car for Bar Harbor on then
liar Harbor ex'press will leave New
York October 11 and Mt Desert Ferry ti;
October 12.3111 this train will
continue to runrbetween New York
and Pmtland to accommodate hunters, K
and lovers of Maine scenery until Nov.
1 going north. going south 1101.2
The flag stop at the Congamond
Luke picnic ground on the Northiimp:
ion division has been discontinued for
the season. The. hotel there has not
been opened this yenl and the season
there was not especially good.
in the eastern district the Watch
Hill and Block island steamboat ser~ ‘
vice will be discontinued «mom. is.
The steamer New Shoreham is now
running in this service out of New
London the Block island having gone .’
islanders 1
will enjoy a late; season than hnl'e- -,
tofore. this year in consequence of the‘ 3
off the route. The Block
good offices of the New S1101 cham a
boat they own and can lun as late as
thev wish.
The single bout service began on tho ‘,
New Haven lint1 lesterdav with 11111
Richard l'eck. The. Sunday trips of
this line from New York will bediscou-
tinned ailer September“.
NEWS FROM P‘eocros's.
New York's Most Enterprising Thea:
trical Manager Enters the
” Season Well Equipped.
All four of Managcl Prot t01 s New
Yolk theatres me now open for the
season; in fact. the Fifty-eighth Street.
was the only theatre on the Proctor
Circuit which closed during the sunl-
mer. Extensive alterations and a com~
plot:1 refitting of the interior of this
popular East Side house has been ac-
complished during the period of clos-
ure. New scenery has been placed
upon the stake and the permanent.
stock company will be well provided
withaccessorles for the artistic pre—
sentation of the comedian which will
be presented during the season. Fred-
eric Bond. general stage director of the
Proctor Stock 00., will head the Fifty-
eighth Street's winter organization.
Grace Huntington. Dorothy Lewis.
Florence Gerald, ltobcrt V. Ferguson
and Richard Lyle will be other mem—
era.
The One Hundred and Twenty-fifth
Street's permanent will include many
of last season's favorites. Adelaide
Kelm will be leading lady and Ned
Howard Fowler will be leading man.
Others will‘Tle-Sol Aiken. Charles) M.
Sadie Handy. Hudson Liston.
lvah M. Wills and Loretta ideally.
At the Fifth Avenue James Wilson
will he the leading man with a strong
working company of favorites. Flor-
ence. Reed, Mrs. Ada lievlk, Margaret
Kenmore, Florence Leslie. Frank A.
Thompson. George Edwin Bryant.
(‘hurles W. King and Paul McAllluter
will be located on llroldwoy,
Tho Twenty Third Street, will con
tin-cue presentations of refined vaude-
ville in crintliiliouil performance. The
best American and European vaude-
villo‘ novelties will be seen at this
house as well as at i’roclor's Newark
Theatre. Proctor“: Montreal and Ale
bony theatres will here stock‘cqm puny
presentations or the best comedies
with occasional bills of vaudeville by
way of variation.
sum IN, com. rumours.
Monutnoturen and Railroads in This
auction [spouting Lively Times.
Now that the West Virginia soft coal
fields have been unopened by the
strikers. it is expected that the soft
coal trade over thr1 Consolidated rail-
road will boom for months. as basilica
howl New England manufacturers
mi anxious to lay in large stocks of
is
In of It for I long time.
fuel. Ind there has been a short-
1'1‘1111110 are many empty bias to 1111
Iild 111.1111... from results in the put ‘ y’ ‘
strike. large consumers of coal will
not 1111011 their 11111111111111 to run as low ;
in the future as they have in the past. ,
Milly heavy contracts have been pim- ‘
ed 11 ireildy.
This improvemnt In the coal 11111111
1,, trade which Mr been: practicum! I
11nd letter for the past few :iilpni’hs.
Wan-Wu
Mt! CARE OF TH. 'TOMACH.
in, cot and whose stomach rterms"
ovary1 function is never sell. Kn
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is a very illuminant propel; of our
business,
1,111.11: t31pginnivenesa of equippiIg
ariplau may be preventing your.
putting upon the 11111111111 11 money
Such being the
easel consult an. W6 are 111 a: you
than tyou can run is plant after ybl'i
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H'H‘G G'o. . ,
W. R. THOMPSON. Manner.
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Locust Bitch A.
‘ The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are lpoisonous and' produln1
very painful and serious results. Hat-
mate a. piece of cloth folded several
thicknesses with Brlzllian Balm and
bind over the bite. ‘lnstant relief.
Remove in half an hour slidyouwlil
find a drop, as green as grass. This
is :tliepolson which has beenali drawn
Iund the trouble is over. This is the
cuygthing in the world we know of
will do this. Equally effective for
1111111.. and mad dog bite. it instantly
applied so alwnys keep it wetland.
.1“ ll V . . crust :1th ingpne
. 9“ q
' ‘ all: unit“
.11
III-Joll- ‘
, 0T wax or varnish but an entity new
11113131111101 outer and gram
of. a not i Theorem propsntlon
page exprull y for
'Kitchen Floors. '
' it is equally Iced for any wooden floor or L.
or ilnixil. est urlinls out ematllci
foreli nnleuln In! Ollc nth. A'pp yitydur-
outwith cloth or brus
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Gomstook
Watkins
&‘ Dow,
Headquarters for
Hardware. Fishing
Tackle. Guns. Ain‘-
muaitioa, Automobile
0115. Launch Engines
Oils etc,
112 WASHNlGTON STREET.
scorn NQHWALK.
Phone 43,11.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flour.
5.5“? ind
corned, Ayn... sitii'r, 110pr LK.
a
Beautiful
Designs
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Are IonlOthnOI hard to 91.11111: tiara
11- 11111 111m 1111-111
ileu't m: to m neutral. but no
his pro“ tit our ' 3m 11M
11 11
Mn Willi
Intimate“. Mancunian
why we bore the trade in no.
relation. taper liming. meant
‘ FOR OTHERS
.. complexion of the returns from the
g state mentions.
. all
. read it of the leiul'ns coming in very
1 slowly
§ stantiai additions would be made to
5 the list during the day but complete;
1 figures will not be at band for seven-1
1 tion to manufacture at a less cost 3 M 0“”
clue We
1n Melba To‘wn‘W‘.
PORTLAND. Ma..11..-i‘lepi;. 32141311111111
was little change this forenoon in the
With few exco‘ptlp
asily’1 available towns reported iii;
It was expected that snip
Up“ to 10 o'clock today figures bad
5 been received from 2111 out of the 523
' cities, towns and plantations in the
slate and the total votes of the can-
. didates of the two old perties compah
ed with the totals for the some towns
two years ngo,-lndicated .a plurality
,ior Republicans of about 29.000.
Jingw"what’s caused the row. lathe
Younghuhfamily’i"
hlnsw'"i‘he better half discovered
that she didnt know how the other
hulfllved" - 1 . 11‘
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THE 'rnos'r COMPANY, THE oe-
PARTMENT s'rons. OF
FlNA.NCE.
Combining as it does every function
of financial business the Trust Com-
pany might well be called the depart-
mont store. of flashes. ' 1
The South Norwalk
Trusl Comps“
can care for your
General Banking Business.
Savings Deposits.
Estates and Trust: of every descrip
tlon.
Valualflex stored and Safe Deposit
‘ Boxes. Rented. 1 ' .1. . .
91100 1 Will Still
Has started may a boy on his way
to college.
Early habits mould the future char-
actor.
The boy who early acquires the sav-
ings Habit is layingr the foundatign of
his future success.
Do not despise the little savings.
We pay the same rate of interest
on small amounts as a large sums.
no: spam 11161111121”
SAVINGS 131nm
UNITED IANK BUILDING.
gar;—
SCLID AND $.UCCESSFUL
Gl'l‘i NATIONAL Bilili
'IOUTH NORWALK.GONN. , '
——-——-+ ~.
Capital. 310C.CCC. 00
surplus. 5100.600. 00
Other P1101115. mm 0.00.00
ms 11. inlets. mum.
noon I. mien Cashier.
_ ‘ muse-roux:
John H. Fertile Henry Gem mour
John H. Knapp Christian art:
John H: Light I. it. iii‘ItilOwnn
Je‘llIll ii. Mervin Bimuoi Cronin-‘11
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woman“ vomit-d. 1
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he»
' Charters succeeded in
7:60.’
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HAR'lll‘OitD. optember.
halite-1‘11 commissiohiiis yes ,
sued certificatesuesrilmM
Tariflvllle branch of the can ill
lhgfla and 1111110114..” 1111131111111. '1‘ 1’
to” rat 6 ills be lu’e. baboon on.
amined and 10111111 in suitable all , .
condition for operation: Third ,
sin is composed of two lines ed:
the illirtford and 00111196 ‘
Wesierli‘ railroad than thsb nortn
line of the Montague Fa
Massséhbs'atts slate i‘lne ail itbbidilhhlt
.Graaby and Schism railroadw ,V ,
the farm. 1 The speed of alitr
limited to twenty-dive mic
on the Easti Gmnby and , , , ,
road until its. embanktnepti '_
bed shall become thoroughly sets
A BAD DISAPROINTM NT. "
1 1 oil 0W6 liver iiutdlciiih, iii a di-
3;) pin out lint you «1:11:11: Win 1 to
{misc 1: rain and break the glen oi
the stomach and bowels. De\1.1i'u
Little Early Risers never disappoint,
They cleanse the system. 0th Whig:
11nd putrid matter and do’ flit Ila ‘x'él
that one enjoys the please. at effects; ‘
They are a. topic to the li‘vr Curd
blilousness torpld liver and lprevent!
fever. Clifford Pharmacy.
will: if,’
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inns m ANBONIA. «,
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Bedding Factory and Mllingd-ioulo. .
Badl Damaged.
ANSONIA. goon . Sept. Vii—The ‘
building occupied by the Autism
ding Co. was damagedpy it?
extent of $2 500 yesterday. Egg) lad;
house caught: dre'and wins 11
the: extent of 8500. The embmt the
fire was. a lighted: match sin e. of
the bedding. , ‘.;‘..__..... , f m
d
ONLY cum: was 1:11,.
Mrs. 1511-11:an B li,‘ firm”
gel, saying: “good ”I” Elba
yspeps . IO toil it
true: and belching. 1 tried £111,111 113
i could hear of, but not!!!" film 1116'
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when: bottle cured mo 11111111131211».
“rule by R: l. World H1
Baxter. 1 '
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REAPPOINTED U1 El MAR‘HAL. «3
HARII‘F‘ORD S'epbeln'her 'iiwbephty
United States Marshal H Russell
Wood. of. this city; whose term of up.
lice expired recently, mu ydstord'air
reappointed by illnited States Mitchel
Edson 8.8131101). of1 Norwloh‘;;.1.1 1 1.. «,1
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NOT DOOMED FOR HF‘.
“l was treated for thrdéi‘m by
good doctors,"wr1t W; A39” Mc-
Connell-ville. 0:.- "or. Piles mid: F131
tula. but when all failed. Bucklon’n
Arnics Salve cured me In '00
Cures Burns. Bruises, 011 ii.
Sores Eruptions Salt Rheum, Piles 0.”-
no 111112511 at Edi: stxter'u aims
store. 11.1511"
CHARTERS cAnal‘Es Ausomh 1.
ANSONIA Conn.. Sept bflsyer
carving all
three wards in his OWn city out night
and defeating his opponent. common
by a 30011 1111110er at. the Democratic
primaries. The result gives him the
entire delegation. .
IEWARVE OF THE KNlFfl. 1
No profession has ldvllilcedhm more
rapidly of late that surgery. .but it
should not be used except where abso.‘
lately hmh'sshry. , 1In congategilosm flit:
exampe s 119 0m 11 1.
wars when Haze slurs Varies quick
ly and permanently. Unequalled for
cats. burns momentum”. xiii dis-
eases Accept no. counterfeits “ was
no troubled with bleeding pitch that I
lost much blood and stream. " say an J.
C. Phillips. Paris; Ill. ‘meWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured me in a short.
time " Soothes and beds. Clifford
Pharmacy
snow Elli-10g? or l1!.0130111113‘1’lvzu
cnxrrraNOo’G. than. sent. ‘9.-
Tbe business resinous of the 110an
tlon of the Brotherhmd of Wmotim
Fireman will open" this morn 3‘ a
grand omccrs predict the conviln 9111'
will be in session from ten days totwo
> 1
weeks. Yesterday a guild m tor.
Sargent. lately upy ted domains
or of immigration bOnder sign-
atlon This will be acted 011 toll”.
There will be a lively 1:61:11: 1 for the
great! mustersbip. buffalo, 1111111111.:
and at. 11011111 are bidding for the ".190.
convention
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"1 Want all the
1.1 “what a thoroughly 11mm
liable medicine 1 found in Electric lilt-
tars They cured 1110' Of Medics Ind
liver troubles that hlfl mused me great
suffering for many yen!» 1For a [CI-
ulne all-around ours they excel Ml!"
thing I ever saw. " Electric Bitters are
the surprliiii of “if data thdlrmondcrful
work in Liver. l doytu diatom-ch
troubles. Don'ttfnllto tr “bill; Only
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, CHICA (11. 8M 9-120me will
Itl'nlted 8 ten are to be bronchi. in
cpxlr bullpen relational? Eel
lib
became in the 111.9%
country. Chicago; New Y
disco are the America).
will ch permanent «positioned
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.AVID A
Norwalk Chronicler