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Prescription Draggist,
205 East Washington street,
South {Nerwaik Conn.
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Whitlaw and ‘
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amour
Mrs. Ann Hoyt. In Cove street. is not
quite so well today.
Mrs. William Pilllllfty, of li‘airfield,
has been the guest of friends in town.
Minor 1'), ltandall has gone to Tax-
edo Park. N. Y., today, on a business
trip.
E. E. Gorham is painting the rest-
dence of Gilbert E. Bogart. in East
avenue.
M. I.. llosen, of Washington street
bridge. returned yesterday front New
York city.
William C. Thomas and wife have
returned from a visit in the state of
New Jersey. .
~.\ The East Norwalk Stars and the
orwalks will play a game of ball Sat-
1. day morning. .
'i‘h\ Prohibition lliance will but
a meefing. Wednes ay evening. at 1
Cottage . venue.
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E, E. Gorhom went to Westport yes-
terday, and spent part of the day fish-
ing for snappera.
John Finch has taken a position in
the oyster opening establishment of
the Radel Oyster Syndicate.
Ellis Taylor returned yesterday. to
his home in (‘ove street. after a plcas~
ant outing In New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. John i.‘l»iommedicu are
expected home tomorrow afternoon,
from a week in Long island.
The force, of roofcrs started in work
yesterday. on the (‘rcsccnt laundry
building. in Seaview avenue.
Mrs. Richard l.‘i-lommedieu. who has
been visiting in Long island for about
four months. has returned to her home
in ltowayton.
William Ackcrly has resigned his
position as opener in the Rudel es-
tablishment and has taken the position
of steward on the steamer “Medea."
l’aintcr Junius Brown has the con—
tract to paint a house owned by Frank
Sherman. in Myrtle avenue. and will
start a force of men at work In a few
days.
The officers of the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder t‘ompany, met last cvtating
to consider the figures presented for
the construction of the proposed fire
house.
Mrs. James Cunningham and dangle
for are cxpccthg to go to ilrookside.
West ltudding. sometime this Week. to
visit the [ionic of Mrs. Cunningham‘s
earlier days.
Laurette Smith. of itowan strcet.
was able to get over to South Norwnlk.
yesterday. Mr. Smith has been contin-
cd with a bady injured leg. caused by a
trolley starting before Mr. Smith had
fairly alighted.
'It may be Well to know that the local
expressmen are using duplicate checks
on trunks. etc, delivered to the stu~-
tion. One cannot get a package so din
livcred for rcchcching, until they pro~
duce the truckman‘s check.
A horse belonging to William ii
’l‘ristrnm. or ltoton liiil. broke a gam~
bol joint last night. and llr. (llmstead
shot the animal this morning. 'l'ln
horse evidently had colic during the
night, and ii’ the struggle broke the
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if :th
Charles lirotherton went to Fail-field.
last. week. and worked upon the yacht
"Marguerite." The boat was to go In
a special race. Saturday. and when he
left Mr. Brotherton wished them good
luciu Either that or something-else
emitted tho "Marguerite" to win by a
fine margin.
Mrs. Martin J. Donner. n More of
Mrs. r1. Apeii, of Hi. John avenue, died
vary suddenly. of heart failure. last.
Friday. at Kcnoza Lake, ilullivan
County. N. Y.. whore Mrs. April turd
gone to nurse her. Funeral nervlcca
were held yesterday at it a. rn.. from
her into home. 02 lionrnum avenue.
New York city.
The funeral of Lewis V. lit. John was
held from his late residence in New
Citation. yesterday afternoon. The Rev,
J. llowm'd Hoyt. pastor of the Now Ga-
iuuin Congregational Church. officiated.
and Mr. Allen. from iltnmforti. snug
Nearer. My find. to Then. and Some-
time We Will Understand. 'i‘bc pail
bearers wrrmur. 6t. John'snnns. Dar-
ius. mason K: Lewis in. and his coin
sin. Charles (lmfoot. Many remember~
ed the «incensed with handsome floral
tributes. as wall as by their presence
at the services. Among the. floral pieces
there was one from the New Canaan
orange. or which Mr. St. John had
been treasurer since its organization.
The remains were laid at rest in the
Lake View Cemetery. " . ‘
GOAL BUNKEM noornovzn.
STOCKTUN. out, September 10~
The cost bunkers and briquettes lac.
tory of the Tesla eon Company. have
been/destroyed by are. Monomtlud.
FORTUNE ravens A TEXAN.
"Horton disbursing not-rib hand.
back and stomach. and being
a petite. l began to use Dr.
L t9*Pmfii"-' “M
Kennett
anterior tern
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«owners '
King‘s New
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without ,
at»; from. "and snowmobile a
two children are very ill.
The fair of the Volunteer Hook ii‘c
Ladder Company will open in the towtt
hall, next week Tuesday night.
The town fathers yesterday had the
mud scraped off the town road undot“
the Main street railroad bridge.
Edward 'I‘. Bates went to New York
yesterday to get two new men to take
the places of two others who left him
Sunday.
Raymond Brothers. of South Nor-
waik, have a large force of men at
work improving the grounds of George
ii. 'l‘Iliy, In Daricn.
Mrs. .luila Elizabeth Hawkins. who
died at her home in South Norwaltt.
last week. was a sister of First Select
man Charles W. Raymond. of llarlcn.
The blacksmith shop of Luther M.
Wright, in Main street, has been clos»
ed down temporarily. and Mr. li‘arris.
who has been in charge. has returned
to his borne in Norwalk.
Professor ii. i) Hanson attended the
annual meeting of the New York state
Veterinary Society. hold in Brooklyn.
September 0th and 10th. Dr. ll. 'E.
llates. of South Norwalk, accompan
ted him.
Among those who are visiting l’ro-
tensor and Mrs. 11. 1). Hanson at Stony
lirook li‘arnt. are Dr. and Mrs. F. R.
Iiauson, .loseph W. Hanson. Misses
ix'athyrfn and Grace. Granaenmulicr
and Obie Newcombo. all of New York
city.
The sclectmen went to Middletown,
yesterday to inspect the state institu-
tion, and incidentally look after lint"
ien's patients there. Mrs. Bates, of'
this place. who has been ill for some
time. will probably be. taken to that
place today.
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Clarence E. Scotlcld has the contract
to enlarge George ll. 'l‘iiley‘s carriage
house, by placing a substantial addi-:
tion on the rear of the building. Mr.
'l‘illcy proposes to keep another team
of horses and several more. carriages.
The family will return here from.
Greens Farms. October 20th. .
Chris 'l‘hoclc. who.rccently moved,
Into one of George E. Everitt‘s houses ,
In Noroton avenue, was splitting WilOtl. i .
yesterday afternoon. when the axe des-
cended on the forfinger of his left1
hand and nearly severed it. ilt‘. (l. ii. ,1
Noxon was summoned. and thought it
would be necessary to amputatc the
finger. but has not yet done so.
The ,ilcmocrats of llarien held their '
caucus in the town hall. that night;
for the purpose of nominating delega— _'
tes to the, various conventions. The ’
following selections were made:
Sittic-»-~\\’ililaltt E. Street and
1th it. Gorham.
(‘ougressional«~’I‘.
i<‘. Waring.
(‘ountv—-»lv‘i'cdcrick ’1‘. Street and A.
l‘loyd ilclafield.
Senatorial»‘Wlllium H. Wilmoit. .lr..
and itobcrt S. i’nrdy. .
Sam- ‘
ll. Wilson amt ii. ',
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The mission in St. John‘s ltonianl
Catholic church, in Norofon. 'umo toi
a close Sunday night. with a sermon.
by Rev. Father ()lyue. in the services 1
which \\'('l'c held, Fathers O‘Brien and :
Sullivan, of this city assisted. *F‘flfllci'f
(iiync gaVc an aide sermon, and held.
the interest of a large congregationg
from first to last. Father Mcleney.
who has been with Father (llync. has:
also been an interesting and forceful ‘
preacher, The mission was a success
in every way. and fill the services were.
largely attended.
(in Wct links. Saturday afternoon.
the Wee lluru team defeated tltc l[i|l~
wide Tennis and Golf f‘lub team. of
l’iaiufield, N. .l., If» to :l. The score
was as follows:
ch. llurn- vf‘. ii. Scicy. 0: hr. Ger-
rct Smith 1; .l. T. Williams. Jun. 0; Dr.
ticorge Slicriil. fr; W. N. Mcftord. 0:
\‘V. l). Phillips, 0. Total 15.
llillsidc~~ A. it. t-‘iskc. 0; i“, (3. Tai-
madgc. 0; ll. Abbott, i: llr. Hedges.
0; M. 'i‘. llumont, 2; (t. \V. Abbott, 0.
Total .'l.
The. club medal contest was won by
Dr, Gerrctt Smith. The scores.
llr. Gcrt'cti Smith. 115. loan; W. N.
f‘l‘lptdi. 115, 28-87; A. i.. llrown, 133.
lib-39'. l). ’i‘. Woodbury. 1:30. tilt-100.
30 WA YTON.
Miss Minnie llart. from Providence,
is visiting her father. Jay liart.
W. .1. Guy. who has been stunmcring
at Pine Point. has returnmi to New
York city.
Miss fancy Hall is visiting her eons-
in. Mrn. .lnhu Broadway. from Jersey
City Heights.
John (3. lluiilngton, of the west side
is spending a few days at Cold Spring
Harbor. N. Y.
Mrs. John Mitchell has returned to
Brooklyn after a visit with her broth-
er, Postmaster (lcorgc llryun.
7.1. W. li‘eu and family have sold their
place on lionnox Hill to A. .l. Kent. and
have returned to New York city.
Win-um
'l‘hotnnu t‘iarr has ilt‘ttlli‘ofi a position
in Edison’s factory. in East flu-tinge.
N. .l.. and went to that place yesterday.
M
Mrs. it. 13. iioanton, who has been
the ghost of Mrs. Wallace of Roton
Point, has returned to hrookutdo. N.
Mrs. Louis W. Hopi). who has been
spending the summer with relative: on
the west side, returned to New York.
yesterday. ~ = > .. . T
Mr. Harris. who has been spending
the summer at Mrs. Lucy Lyons' cot—
tage otfvghe West Side. returned to his
home in New York yesterday. ~
The Misses Spies. Emily Burnett
andmii‘toronoo Itcnnett. who haw: boon
spendingtbe summer here. have rot
turnedto their home in Brooklyn.
' unions flannel was”
‘ guishcd guest. members front
,hmnnfiunurfioror on Wednesday.
M —v~-r—-w
fut wlnn
August Delineator in
embroidery and cooking department.
_ WESTPORT.
Mrs. Oliver Keith is stonographer
in a ,llridgeport ofllce.
There. are now 170 pupils enrolled
at the new Union school.
It‘l‘nlit'ls Godfrey has returned from
a visit with friends .in New York
city.
The ilcmoeralic caucus will be held
in ’I‘ouuet Opera House, Vi’ednesday
evculutr. l
Miss ti. Slippcrly has resumed hcr
illllilli‘c‘: In the ii‘riend College, Provi-
dence, it. i.
licullh Officer Day is bestowing cort-
siderablc attention to the matter of‘
mutilation in the schools.
Aspctuck Lodge. K. of P.. will meet
tonight. There are several candidat-
cs for initiation on the list.
Miss M. iliackmau resumed her du-
ties in (‘brist Christ choir. yesterday
after an extended vocation.
.‘dlss Sarah Dickson, of Norwalk.
who has been the guest of friends here
returned home on Saturday.
Following are the latest market quo-
tations for onions. Rods, $1.70; whltcs,
$1.75 to $2.25; yellows. $3.00 to $2.25.
Next Friday evening. the district dl-
vision of the Epwurth League will
mcct in the Saugatuck Methodist
t‘hurch.
Miss Annie Ila“ kins, of Southport.
who has: been the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Stuart i’lnkham. returned home
yesterday.
Selectman ()scar Smith does not pro
pose to be sidcvlt'ttckcd unccrcmonIons-
lv and Is active along lines that are
likcly to make the fight for sclectmen
l lively one. not only at the primary.
but at election. ‘
Miss Vt'illlii llcrriil. daughter of that
nionccr actor. George tlcrt‘ill. made
. bcr professional debut recently in the
fproductlou of "(‘aptain
Molly," the
otuming attraction at the Metropolitan
Theatre. New York.
The date of (‘ongrcsmm E. .1. Mills
visit here. as the guest of \Vestport
iii'illiift', is set for \\'cdncsdnv, Octo-
bv't‘ Nib At that time the grunge meet
ing will be hcld in the 'l‘oquct (lpcra
House, and in addition to the distin-
Green
field and Boston Gmugcs to be eaten
fulnctl.
There is actually a suspicion with
suntc here that new life can be. infused
into the iloard of Trade and some
business done. There. have been sever-
al prospectors here looking over the
town with a view of negotiating for
factory sites. A majority favor any
reasonable concession that would lead
to additional manulactorios bcrc. real-
izing their value as increasing popula-
tion and revenue. Westport is being
subjected to what is believed to be a
slow death. owing to the will of the
sclcci few who are being content with
things as they are. it is no easy inat-
ter to define a reason for the inactiv-
whv rtmresentaiive manufm‘tories
other than through the allegation that
one or more. of the well-to-do are ad-
verse to the influx of the laboring
classes. “'i‘hdrc is an abundance of
desirabil- land. exccilcut fucllltlts by
water and rail. and no logical reason
why l‘i'lll‘OHf‘llfiltlt'i‘ mauuf‘actorles
couldn't be interested in locatiuu here.
With on $800,000 raise in the list, over
assessed valuation made by the oili-
club: here, it is cvi'iient that the state
olilccrs are. at least. not inclined to
underestimate- the value of town prop-
erty. and taxpayers are awake to the
realization that something must be
done and done quickly. Not only a
wide-awake board of Trade. but active
town officials were never more in de-
mand than now,
WESTON
li'ancher has
(‘hest or
St rat ford.
vial ted in
llridgoport friends him- visited Mrs.
Stephen Stein.
Frank Fitch has returned from it
trip to Newport.
A. 1.. l’crltina has entertained rcla~
tires front Norfolk. .
Mrs. ldnizrno Ilendrix has entertained
friends from Bellini.
Friends from Wentport have visited
Mrs. Horace liurlbntt. :
Mrs. 1". 1’. Morohoaue. who has been
ill for several days. Is now about again.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. S. t-lpnnccr have re»
turned after spending a week with rat.
utivcu here.
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Mrs. Esther liyington. of Wilton.
has spent a few days with Mrs. Carter
Weeterfield.
Mrs. Frederick Rockwell has return:-
ed from a viultwith her daughter. Mrs.
Mills. in flittifeileld.‘ . .
The mineral of Charles Adelbort
Whitlook. who filed afteran illness of
several months, was hold on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Adams is the attest of
Mfih‘li‘. Wg-ttragory. in Granola-y.
Miss Minnie Lyon has returned from ‘
a visit In Bathol. ‘ , .
.a
Norflofd orange entertained about
ronrfihnriulrod. antigilf‘tr ’msi‘ttfltua‘t:i got
no it bar by oranges. o. a a n. .
‘thuidnatic meeting of Foirfleld Godot!
or of the prize offered by the
the millinery.
Serra n 11
on
We put'thé bdst‘in‘ it. You:
9t.lll$.i?f$i.9ul.ill it Asst
e doctors approvets‘ti. ”filth:
t
At noon a fine dinner was served. after
which, beginning at 2 p. m., an enjoy~
ablo entertainment; was presented by
the lecturer of'the ‘I’omona strange.
FURIOUS FOREST‘FIRES RAGE.
Every Effort Made to Extingutah Them
Thus Far Has Failed.
(.iIlEYENNE, Wyo., September 10—»
Governor ltlchards‘has been informed
by telephone frotn Grand Encampment
that for many miles along the Wyo-
mind-Colorado line north of Pearl. Col..
a furious forest fire is raging, devas-
taiiuar everything; in its with.
Every effort to subdue the. thirties
has been exhausted without effect.
Governor lticbards immediately com
tnunlcaied with (.u‘ovcrnor ()rman, of
I(liolorado, and arranged for both to
i send a telegram to the secretary of the
linterior, asking for aid.
According to the latest reports there
are eighteen serious forest fires burn-
ing in Wyoming, to say nothing of
numerous smaller fires in southern Al-
bany county that are destroying great
swamps of fine pine, timber in the Med-
icine Bow range and threatening min»
lug buildings. Although a hundred
miles away from Cheyenne. the smoke
from these fires obscures the sky her:-
and the odor of‘ burning wood is plain-
ly Itoiiccublc,
The fires in southern Carbon county
are imrning fiercely. iv‘iro or more
fires are burning in Fremont county
and more than 300 square miles of
magnificent timber land is already to
ashes.
In (‘entral litiitalt courtly, a fire is
burning and in .lackspn Iiole (‘ouufy
two big blades are eating the timber.
ii‘ut‘ihcr cast in the Shoshone rcscrva-
lion a fire has been burning for
weeks.
in Nairoua courtly a good sizod fire
has bccu destroying timber for the
past ten days.
flue big lire threatens timber of the
lift: iiorn mountains.
DENVER, (‘olo.. September l0~~ilui
little progress toward checking the
forest fires in different sections of the
state is being made. At the head of
(‘hicago (‘t-cck, the tire is ucnin beyond
control. A vast l'ii'ill of territory has
been burned over and it is feared that,
the towns along f‘lcar t‘rt-ck will cv-
pcricucc a shortage of water due to the
fact that the fire has destroyed the
protection to the snow beds.
l'nlted Slates l‘dilW‘Pl Supervisor
llenrv Nickcisou hill) is conducting
the light aaaiust lilc ll"i' ill the neigh-
borhood of ('asscis, at the head of
i'lntf ('anon, callml upon the minim:
companies in that \Icintty for assist
uucc iu flalltira tho fiamcs and men
were dositntchcrl with complete equip-
ment to his aid. The fire has burnt-d
for sr-icrul weeks and box destroyed
much valuable timber Sch-tat sum
mer resorts are in dittizcr.
’I‘bo Estes park tires are burning
slowly but stubbornly resist all efforts
to quench them.
The tires in the neighborluunl
Eldorn ilii\’c destroyed on
i‘ptnnfity of rich timber.
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VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT ous-
OLVED.
MELIItll'RNE Victoria, September
iti~~~i:‘ollowing the dissolution of the
Victorian Parliament today, in conso
qucucc of an adverse vote recently on
the governments schemes for retrench-
ment. the premier \‘i'. ii. lrvinc is sued
a manifesto to the electors appealing
to them to prevent their own servants
from paralyzing the mimiuistraiion. He
said that In order to‘ avoid a serious
deficit. ilic gm'crumcnt had decided on
a grariuaied reduction cf the salaries
of public servants and that there upon
the mass of the state employees in»
cubic rebellious, a strike on tho stilli-
railroads \vcrc openly oratmizcd and
in consequence of pressure brought
to bear on them by the malcontents.
tbc assemblymcn volt-t] against the
government.
CLOSED FOR THE SEASON.
Camp Woodbine Ends With the Bing-
lng of the Official Anthem.
At .'l o'clock yesterday morning. af-
ter Postmaster William ll. Marigold
had made one of the nonteut wrenches
and after the crowd had sung "There
in ltest for tho Weary," (lamp Wood-
bine was declared closed for the sea»
on.
. There was tilt extra large attendance
over Buturdnv night nml Sunday. Near-
ly ovary camper had a guest and a
urnnd time can in order. The. “Sea
Feed" was one of the best and all of
the other wants were well attended
to.
Although this was the formal clean
tag. it in probable that a few of the
campers will visit the grounds for new
oral Sundays yet to come. The camp
this vonr has been the moat success-
ful in its history. There have been
nutny more visitors than antral and
there has been lots and lots of good
feeling.
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GENERAL OLIPHANT DEAD.
’i‘llEN’l‘t)N, N. .l.. September ilk—Ad-
jutant (loneral Alexander 0. Ollphant
who suffered from a stroke of paraty»
bill on Saturday last. died this morn
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local
Designs
. in
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1;-
Wall Paper
Are notaotimos hard to (at, but there
. .,,,
are Inch . thiagn..neverthelou. We
don‘t want to seem boastful. but we
are proud of our stock. We worked
hard to let it. We didn't take what
was thrown to us. That Is one reason
why we have the trade we do.
Painting,
an.
EEGorham,
10 First Avenue. EAST NORWALK
Tcl. Coll HM
Paper Hanging. Deconst-
.—
Special Sale.
Volunteer Flour
55c bag
Ausuun
COTTAGE AVE.. EAST NORWALK.
v”, M.
usesspokeswoman anoké‘b.‘
SCRANTON. September 16-the no.
publlean deadlock for the Fourtoemn
Congressional district has been brok-
en by the nomination of C. C. Pratt.
Au untpfre’ appointed by state. chair-
man Quay cast the vote which broke
the deadlock.
MRS. J. ALL’tsou BOWEN DEAD.
l’AI‘tiS, September lti~~~M rs. ltowun.
wife of the deputy llnltcd Status eon-
sul-gmtorni. .I. Allison Bowen. died this
morning after a long and painful ill-
ness.
THE TRUST COMPANY, THE DE-
PARTMENT STORE OF
FINANCE.
Combining as it does every function
of financial business, til! Trust Com-
pany might well be called the depart-
ment store of finance.
The South Norwaik
Trust Companu
can care for your
General Banking Business.
Savings Deposits.
Estates and Trusts of every descrip
tion.
Valuables stored and Safe Deposit
Boxes Rented.
Hill It Willi Saul
Has started many a boy on his way
to college.
Early habits mould the future char-
actor.
The boy who early acquires the nav-
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 on large sums.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
UNITED BANK BUlLDlNG.
Phone 132.
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensivencss of equipping
a plant may be pretentiug your
putting upon the market a moaey
making article. Such being the
case. consult us We are In a posi-
tion to'fuanufacturo at a less cost
than you can run a plant after you
get it.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F' G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WA TER 571. $0. NORWALK.
a.
infiltrate. ,, Fishtail
Jackie. Guitar Am“
‘ nutrition. Automobile
Oils. Launch Engines
Locust Bites.
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. sat.
urato a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with llrlzilian Balm and
bind over the bite. Instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a drop. as green as grass. This
Is 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. If instantly
applied. so always keep it on hand.
Kills boo. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Drugglsts or sent quick. B.
1". Jackson and Co.. ludianapolis.
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«imm-I.
NOT WI! onmtlsh but an entirely new
pron return. i at water and urban
do not. Joel it. to own: preparation
route “plenty for
..ltchen Floats. »
it o unllv‘ Mdforuny wootieufloo or ’
intoI our fill-1b,.l It" urtirlcouihoinnr "t
to .nolodm and lolotb. Applyit year-
"If willie nth or oral i.
For not. By
Gemstook
Watkins
Dow,
Hit-aquarium for
112 wdouuioron eraser,
900m upswnw»
a. mafia: paw
» . nix moon
spun nan sucazssrw.’
CITY NATIONAL BANK
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
$150,000.50
$100,000.00
534.000.00
Joan ll. FERRIS. President.
JACOB n. mroa. Cashier.
Capital.
Surplus.
Other Profits.
otnao'roas:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swat-t:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Jooiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Solicitod.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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TIME TABLE.
.____..
In effect May 18, 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A.M.——12:401. 4240):. 6:59x. 6:15,
6:55, 7:13. 7:!)2. 8:16x.9:08x,0;38.
9:06, 1012M. 10:40, 11:35x.
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3:22x. 4:07. 4:50x. 5:40.5155x.
6:38, 13:05:. 7:07x, 7205):, 8:00, 10:20.
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A. M.—-12:40x, 5:051, 5:58;, 0:05,
0242):.
P. M.-~3:22x. 6:40, 5:651. 7:20.
10' 0.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK. '
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8:00x. 8:02. 0:001. 9:04x. 10:02:.
10:04. 11:00x, 11:02.
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3:30x. 4:02x, 4204,4310, 5:02. 8:00x,
6:02. 7:00x, 8:00x, 9:30. 1110031.
1 Sgturdnys only. Pittsfloid Express.
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SUNDAYS.
A. M.-12:02x, 0:00, 7:30. 10:02.
P. M.~~0:00. 8:00x. 11:00.
LEAVE BOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.-~12:08x, 1:10;, 1:201, 6:18,
E425, 8:42. 0:101. 10:10:. 11:05::
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P. M.-12:02x.,1:10, 3:02;, 4:18,
5:22. 6:20. 'iztliix, 0:051. 9:115.
10'01. 11:16.
Bridgeport in addition to abovowl’.
Nip-2:48, 6:04, 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
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9:10,11:16x.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A. M.-~6:2€l. 9:16. 9:63.
P.M.v~1:20. 4:25 :1. 5:10. 6:00, 7:10.
Saturdays only. 2:22.
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
row-some, 7:38 3:60: 0:88, 11:37.
e. Maori. rubella. >
Hand: trains to Dmbury, 9:20 a.
man; ‘1‘: more Lounbonbury, not
‘AN'l‘ll VAccmATmNts-rswut.
NORWICH Conn.. September ”to-4‘}
The anti-vaccination party in this‘lolty‘,
won by a substantial victory here im
night by electing their tickets intwo'
school districts. Since. the «attempt»
the city health officer requiring that.“
all children should be vaccinated until
the sending home of all children who
did not have a certificate. there}; B.‘
been much feeling among that“
tlon. 'l‘liey nominated eandldatoiid
both Currier and West Chelsea til" '
iricts and won out In the election to— _
day. In the central. which is the Ian
grist district In the. city. there ticket
had a maiority of more than 1100. will:
the West Chelsea district may 6180f.-
ed two out of three members offttli'e
board. but as the member elected on
the regular is opposed to compulsory
vaccination. their victory is practice -
ly complete.
in the Central District. the hon“ I‘f
education was instructed‘not to "i.
any children home by reason of t 'v
failure to be vaccinated or allow a ‘I
one to do so. .The claim Is made that;
the state law reouircs the health or.
floor to look to the parents or guards
inns in case of failure to comply wltbi
his (outer and that he has no right to
interfere with the attendance of 601le
rep at. school, i
l
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIAJ‘ 1‘
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del, says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis.
tress and belching. i tried ewrything
1 could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm, myi one '50
cent bottle cured me compleb-lv." ‘
For sale by R. H. Piailtod and F. H.
Baxter. ”
TOOK ROUGH ON RATS.
NEW BRITAIN. Conn.. September
iii—Mills .l. Morison, aged 54, ‘a farm-
cr living on the Farmingbon road, was
found in a dying condition in his room
by his wife early last evening. as the
result or taking a large dose of rough
on rats mixed with whiskey. Monson
is said to have been drinking heavily
of late; and it. is believed that he be-
camc overcome. with remorse. He is
survived by a widow and ten child.
ren. ' 4
BEWARE OF THE KNIFE. '9
No profession has advanced more
rapidly of late than surgery, but. it:
should not be used except; where abso-
lutely necessary. In cases of plies for
example. it is seldom needed. Do-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salvocures quick-
iy and permanently. ‘Unequ‘alled for
cats. burns, bruises, wounds.~skin dis:
eases. Accept no ceuntert‘oits. “I Was
so troubled with bleeding piles that: 1
lost much blood and strength,” says J.
C. Phillips. Paris, 111. “DcWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured me In a. short
time." Soothes and heats. Clifford
Pharmacy. . “
BRIDGEPORT FOR CARY.
But Mulvihill Has Majority of Dete-
gation to Shrievaity Convention.
llltlllGEl’OR’l‘, Conn. September 16
-At the Democratic City Convention
last night 17 delegates were elected
to the state convention. It is a Cary
delegation. Mayor Mulvihill has a
majority of the delegates for sheriff
and Thomas (1. Coughlin gets a ma-
jority for judge of probate, beating
out 'l‘own Chairman Keeler.
NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE.
“1 was treated for three years by
good doctors." writes W. A. Greer, Mc-
(‘onnellsvllle. 0., “for Piles and Fis-
tula. but. when all failed. Buoklen’s
Arnica Salve cured me in two weeks."
Cures Burns. Bruises. Cuts. Corns.
Sores, Eruptions. Salt Rheum, Plies or
no pay. 250 at F. H. Baxter's druk
store. ”
WINSTED RESiDE' “E BURNED.
WINSTED, September ‘ i-Tho res-
idence of Burton E. Moore, located all
tiantam Lake, three miles from here,
was burned yesterday. All of the con-
tents were destroyed. The loss. which
will probably reach 82,000. to fully cov.
cred by insurance. The fire was cano-
cd by a defective fine.
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE. 1
With family around expecting bin!
to die, and a son riding for life, 18
miles to gel Dr. King's New Discovery;
for f‘onsumptlon Coughs and (30103.
w. 11. llrown. of Leosvilie, lnd.. endur-
ed death's ngtmtcn from asthma. bud
this wonderful medicine gave. instant:
relief and soon cured him. ' lie writes:l
"i now sleep soundly every night."
Like nurrvolouu euros of (lontilimption,
Pneumonia, llronehltls, Coughs. Colds
and Grip prove its matchloss merit for
all Throat. and Lung troubles. Gnarv
animal bottles. bile and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at li‘. ll. Baxter's drug
store. i”
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WANT ANOTHER CARDINAC.
imam. September lumiiresaaro for,
the appointment of another American
cardinal continues to reach the Vati-
can from the American churchmen.
The correspondent of the Associa-
led lire“, howaver. is In a position to
any that whatever the future may
bring forth. there will be no American,
cardinal nominated at the: oonaiotiory
which will mark the close of the papal
jubilee. ,
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A PARSON‘S NOBLE nor.
"1 want all the world to knew." _
writes tier. t). .l. Ibullong. of Ashram:
it. 1., “wind it thoroughly good and raw
liable medicine 1 found in Electric filth - .
tors. 'l‘hcy cured me of inundico and ,
liver troubles that had entitled me are" '
twittering for many years. For it gone...‘
nine. nllaround care they excel any-1
thing I ever saw." Electric. Bitters are"
the surprise of all for their Wonderful,
work in Liver, Kidney and stomach“
troubles. Don’t fall to try them. Only;
50 cts. Satisfaction is guaranteed by.
13‘. if. limiter. ' ‘ 5‘1"
saunas ”no vsav 11.1.. . ‘
nos ANGlltzl‘lB. Cat. September til
“imam States Senator Thoma! it
flora in dangorotlbl‘j ill or antenna
in this city. fill, malady is compliant:- ;'
ed with strong symptoms at typhoid.
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