T. 6B GRIFFIwN'
Prescript101166DrUIrgist.
205 613151 Washington street,
South Norwaik Conn.
11876101111111
Miss May Maclican is ill at her Blast
avenue. home.
Ernest \‘oungs made a business trip
to New Haven. yesterday.
Miss Alice Staples has resigned her
position with Miss Tillotson.
Minor 1). Randall is on 11 business
trip to New York city today.
Mrs. 11‘. A. walton has returned from
a two weeks' visit in ltidgeileid.
“'l‘urrylng at the Promise" is the
subject for the mid-week service in the
Advent Church. this evening.
“Jack Bertram, of East avcuuo, re.-
turncd yesterday from a five \vccks'
stay with rclativ1'1s on Long island.
Oliver Stanley has planned a sail lip.
on the Sound. this evening. for several
of the East Norwalk ladies and gen-
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Miss Jennie E. Davis and Mrs. llich-
11rd Bland. who are visiting Miss Dav-
is’s sister in Seymour, will return to
lllOl‘l‘OW.
John L'Hommcdieu and wife return-
ed yesterday afternoon from llcllport.
Long island. after a very pleasant va-
cation visit.
It is expected that a large number of
the East Norwalk l1‘ire department will
attend the. special meeting called for
this evening.
M1“. Dunnebach. manager of the (Tom-
putiug Scale Company. of Saugatuck.
takes 1111 his abode with Mr. and Mrs.
lrioclr liowcn. in St. John street. to-
day.
The Ladies' Aid Society held their
first meeting. yesterday afternoon. in
the ladies‘ parlor of the Methodist
Church. The meeting was most satis-
factory in every particular.
Mrs. S. A. Youngs has been enter-
talng a few weeks Mrs. .i. ii. Odell.
Mrs. W. H. Outcalt. Miss Chrisniana
Youngs who start today to visit
friends in Shelton and vicinity
The members of tht1 l’oung Ladies'
industrial Society of St. Paul's fills-
sion. will be entertained this evening
with a sociable at the home of Miss
Dorothy Morrcll. in East. avenue.
Harry Alnsworth will lead the .lunior
Band meeting tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock 111 the [Cast Avenue Methodist
parlors. All the members are asked
to be present and bring their. friends.
.The Advent Sunday school has elect-
ed the following delegates to represent
it at the Advent Convention in Water-
bury. October 9: Mrs. ltichard Bland.
Mrs. Thomas Walsh. Miss Ethel llyx.
bee. Miss Ada Murray and Harry Nick-
erson.
The members of the, .iunior lland of
the East Avenue Methodist (ihurch.
will conduct the service tonight, in the
Methodist Church. in Rowayton. 'i‘hosc
attending are requested as far as possi-
ble to take the 01:30 car from l.'llom-
moriieu‘s store. Others can come later.
as a large attendance is desired. There
will be no Junior lland service in the
East. AVcnuc C l1ur1.1h tomorrow night
on 111 count of the rally inh ‘augattak.
The Emanons were entertained by
Mrs. A. (i. folding. yestt‘u'day after—
noon. in her home, in East avenue.
There was a very large portion of the
club present. and a royal time was the
consequence. The first prize went to
Mrs. W. (‘. ’i’homas. and the second to
Mrs. Edward P. Smith. As this was
the first meeting of the season. a spec-
Ial effort was put. forth to have it ca-
peoially enjoyable and the efforts were
met with the greatest success.
ROWA YTON.
Mrs. Jessie llillard has been visiting
in New York.
Mrs. ltobtrt nibble. of Brooklyn. in
visiting Mrs. A. Dibble.
Arthur Walker has recovered from
an attack of malarial fever and return-
ed to school.
Mrs. Mary Themes. of flownyton ave-
nue. has returned from a trip to .lam-
aica. Lang island.
Carlton Hubbard, non of Rev. and
Mrs. A. l.. Hubbard. is slowly improv-
ing from a severe illness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Larraboo, who
have been the guests of Edward Milla-
puugh. have returner] to Cold Spring.
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Miss Eliza Baldwin. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rollin A. Baldwin. has gone
to Mansfield. Mass, to attend a young.1
ladicn‘ seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. William Colegrovo. who
have been visiting Mrs. George Wicks,
returned to their home in Norwich,
yenberdny. Minn Lillian Wicks accom-
panied them for a few days' visit.
Steven: A panama are repairing
and repainting the house owned by the
Sammie estate.» Mm- Joule Hillard
will occupy the residence up soon as
the improvements are completed.
A merry party of friends tendered
Miss Aline 91111111111311 a surprise party
Monday evening. at her home in Main
street. The affair was a complete lilti-
em. and 11 very pleasant evening was -
spent by nil. . Games and nipple were
111anth in and Mronhmantn errand.
1
The party disbanded about midnight.
the Methodl
-: executed to attend the ,
, Norwalk Union, which is to be held at .
the 81111311111111: Methodist
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all rally at
(31111111111; tomorrow. All who wish to
go should take the 7:21 train. Rev.
W. W. ’i‘. Duncan. speaker. ’l‘hexnc.
“What (‘1111 l llo To Promote Pure lic-
“glen?"
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DARIE'N [IND NOROTON.
Mrs. liauford .Smlth “is ill at her
home In Bailey avenue.
llarold Morebouse. of Prospect ave.
nae. is visiting friends in Westport.
Arthur Main has returned from a
weck‘ s stay with his parents 111 Hart-
i'“.o11l
Miss Laura (Iiantrell. of Huntington,
l.. l.. is visiting her brother F. (1.1131111-
trcll, of this place.
Davis. of
guests of
ltev. and Mrs. James W.
East Norwuik. were the1
friends here Tuesday.
Charles llcrby. of the Columbia 110-
tcl. is spending the day calling on
friends in New Haven.
111'. ll.( Scoville. of N11w(‘ anann.
was entertained Tuesday afternoon at
the Knob by 1.111. (.1. ll. Noxon.
Mr.s 11in llctts. of Siamfor1l.spont
yesterday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. 11‘1ar1kGoff 01‘ Prospect avenue.
Dr. (1 ll. Noxon has taken down the
fence in ii out of his residence in Main
street. The change is a decided im-
proverncnt.
George S. Bailey, Theodore W. Aus-
tin and Henry Valentine attended the
big incing event on the Empire State
t1'1616611k. at White Plains, N. Y.
it. A. M1 Donald the Main
thuggist with his family enjoyed a
trolley ride to Stamford. yesterday,
where they spent the day with friends.
street
11111“. and Mrs. W. 1.. (lrlscorn have
returned to their home In Grecnboro.
N (‘.. after having been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hoyt f01 four
weeks.
Miss E. C. Savage has moved from
New York into the Austin place in
Prospect avenue. which ‘Was recently
vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Morchousc. who have moved to New
York.
Volunteer Hook .0 Ladder Company
will hold a five nights‘ fair commenc-
ing next 'l‘ucsday. and continuing
through the week.
bouncing the. affair have been put in
conspicuous places about the town.
Work on the new building which Mr
\daine is 11.r111ting next to (lr'umman a
store in Main street. is progressing
nicely and the structure. will soon be
111111111111t111l, The building is designed
for two stores and one side has al~
ready been rcntcd.
’l‘hc Vokmteier Hook & Ladder Com-
pany is now nicely domiciled in its
new quarters in Noroton and .l. 11.
(.‘rinnuins. of (.11111111ulc1"s Point. will;
have an efllc lent corps of fire fighters:
111111111 nearer him than when they wete
in the quarters here. 1‘
Mrs Marg alct ilates.6 .1111110111pu1iicd
by her son Wilbur flutes. and Consta-
blc David N. Mahcr, was removed toI
the. state hospital for the insane at
Middletown yesterday. Mrs. Bates hasI
been deranged for about two weeks
and it was thought. host to take her
where she would be properly cared for
and where the attrmks of insanity
11111111 be. anticipated.
Mr. and M1s William Holmes ofi
Norwalk Ohio. forr'ncrlv of this place.
who are visiting at the home of Char
i111; ()rofut. of White Oak Shade. call-
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rilllman
and other f1 111111111 here one day this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Stillman called
at the llolmes residence 111 the West
thirty-three years ago, when they were
on their wedding tour.
.iolm Peterson. of Main street. who
is employed on the .lolm D. Crimrninn
place at (311111‘11111111"s Point. met, with
a painful accident 'l‘ucsday. He. was
turning over 11 fork of hay when the
implement slipped and the two sharp
prongs went through his left foot. Dr.
(1. ll. Noxon dressed the wound and
he is now able to work a little. al-
though it will be several days before
he returns to work.
Seventeen members of tho Ilnrlcn
ii‘ife 11'; Drum Corps went by.curryali
Monday night to Ox Ridge. and gave
”'l‘ony" Smith and his bride of two
weeks. a rousing. serenade. The party
was accornpnrilml by all the necessary
inatrumcntn. such as tin cans. horns.
ot11.., and used them to great effect.
"’l‘ony" invited the boys in and togeth-
er they spent a Very pleasant evening,
retm hing home about midnight.
There was quite a large attendance
at the Methodist festival at the par-
sonage. last evening. and everything
combined to make the affair truly sue
coastal. The lawn was brilliantly
lighted with lanterns and candles
willie inside the tables and utnnds‘hnd
boon prottily arranged and pronoutml
a gain appearance. Only a nickel was
charged for admission but as it. reuuh'
ed considerable more to not out. quite
a sum waa netted.
A popular clerk in a Main street
drug store went to see his fair young
lady one night recently. Mo monitor
in the dance at notch Point and re
turned with her to her home in]; 811th
Norwalk. Bo infatuated did ho ho-
como. IidWovur, that he forgot all [lb-i
out the trolley cars and when he look
or] at his match. found that tho' but
one had one. Wonrlly ho trudged the
some datanoo from south Norwnlk
to Din‘loh. ~nrr vin‘g here in time to so
to work the to owing morning.
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PEAHY MADE IMPORTANT Dion
COVERY
HAMME'N‘ 8.. 31111111111161» 18-
out Penman board. arrived 1It 811an
this moraine. Dr..Frodorik I is 111m
61111161111011: of 161111 691116111666 116111116 of
aon‘bnarii. Peary did 11111111116116:th
Episcopal '6
Neat posters 1111-1
‘ hundred bushels of potatoes.
'i‘ho steamer Windward. with fashion».
ado Important 11 8011119111119.
1.. (l. Billings has 611.611 finished paint—
ing Staples High School.
Alfred Warnock has purchased P. (l.
Sunford's naphtha launch.
James Dunne and family will take
their departure Saturday.
Bert Mills is in the White Moun-
talus for the benefit of his health.
The residence of Michael Coyle is
being repainted and otherwise improv-
ed.
Carpenters have. begun work 011 the
residence being erected by John W.
Curtis.
Miss Clara lleach has returned from
an extended visit with out-of—town
friends.
iicnry liippe is making extensive
improvements to his place in the
Farms.
Owen Ricehas left the employ of the
Connecticut. Railway and Lighting
(knnpany.
Seven deaths. eight births and three
marriages is the record for th:1 month
of August.
Mrs. Louise Demison. of New llav-
on. is a guest at the home of Mrs. E.
ii Jennings.
Miss Annie llohoney has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends in
Wallingford
lr‘urniturc Dealer Hunt and wife con-
template taking the (l. A. it. trip to
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. irving fl. Stone have
returned from 11 visit with friends in
Wethcrsflcld.
The residence of .R. ’l‘. Lees. Main
strcct, is being painted by Contractor
1.. (‘. Billings.
113. '1‘. Bodford. .il'..
pony 11nd cart at the
try Club Fair.
has ordered his
irccniicid (‘oun-
William T. iiurlbutt has given his
launch a coat 01' paint and rc~placcd
‘ 11111' in the water.
At last 111le s meeting of Aspetuck
tlodgc. 11'. of P.. three names were ad
ded to thc 111crr1b1usl1ip
Miss A. Lyons. of llrooklyn. has
the, guest. of Mrs. 14‘. ll. Iicdford. at
her (irccns 10111111111 Home.
Rev. Mr. Straycr. pastor of the
(lrccus Farms Congregational Church.
is boarding at 11). .i. Taylor's.
(i. A. Darrow is having the interior
of his store on the west side painted.
011111111111 Olmstead is doing the work
The meadow south of the Wcsiport
Papct Company. 11nd recently purchas—
ed by that concern is being filled. in.
The registr'axs will meet today for
11111 purpose of enrolling the names of
those desirous of being made voters.
Pr'it1hard & 11361111,». have a contract
to put in some 111011111 11 improvements
at the residence of P. l}. l.)olge. State
street.
John 11‘. (‘oylc has resigned his posi-
tion with UarpcntN' l-‘orsyth. of Fair-
field. and is again at work for Builder
Quinlan.
lly the cutting down of a large chest»
ant 111111 111 front of his residence of P.
(l. Sanford. a fine view is obtained of
the river.
A coating of gravel is being placed
on Riverside uv1111ue.fron1 lloutou hi“.
Allen's market to the store of lluhbcll
0': ih'udlcy.
llcv. l., W. Holmes attended tlu1 re.-
unlon of the Second Regiment, Con-
necticut lleavy Artillery. at Savin
ltock. yesterday.
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Mrs. Martin Chase. and family have
moved to Boston. where-in the future
they will reside Mr. (311111411 having a
good position in Hill llub city
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The lo1al body of the Sane of Tom-
pcrance is actively preparing for 11111
entertainment of the district division
which is to meet here October 10th.
The prospects for a large cscaliop
yield is excellent and the only thing
that gathers-re of the delicious bivalve
are waiting fer its the first of October
who!) the law in off.
Superintendent Barnes and a force of
men are at work pointing up the pier:
of tho Baiigntuck railroad bridge. Iron
Worker's have also been at work with
the result. that. the structure is now in
first clans shape.
. Inna—1.....
State street. having just dug about four
He has
also the largest and finest lot of celery
noon in those parts.
Freeman Pharaoh la the name of the
man who Eundny night attempted to
the trolley track, while suffering ram
a trump printer.
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There was a narrow escape yester-
1 day from a collision botwoon I blow
" walk-Wortport our and one went bound
> loaded with ties.
The inner was be»
ing "valid-outed" over the diviIlon by
the Nor-Walk superintendent and they
met between twitches.
bound car had to go back some also
tunes 'to a tidbit.
fulfills! their on. in addition to Mid
oldest, best Sarsapar'iia Ayer’s. imam
6? case or any 11111on warning of the an: .6
Frank If Sturgon is doing consider-
able farming on his new premises in '
shuffle off his mortal coll by lyin on 63
delirium tromona. He gives New York
1111'th realdenco and. liars that he in g
The out w
and Bridgeport.
bound passenger! narrowly anon pad '
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yet. The
non ntary scare.theyfrooeived.
,uie time. and there wait no logical 11x
preaching car from “'Woatpott way.
Mrs. Mary Ann llurr. aged ninety~
five. died at tl1c'rcsldenco of her son.
W. H. llurr. (fracas Farms. 'l‘ueaday
afternoon.” Deceased Was one of th1'I
oldest and best-known residents of the
section. 1111141111111 leaving her son. she
leaves two daughters. Mrs. Mary idly.
of l’l1ilailolphia, wife. of itcv. George
Ely. and Miss A. S. llurr, who resided ‘
with 111111 mother.
Horace Wakcman. .ir., will soon
11.11th for Los Angeles. (7111.. where 1111
will spend the winter months. All of
his friends will regret his departure-
from town. as Mr. Wukemnn is n tl1or-’
ough good fellow in every sense (if
the word. When he arrives he will
immediately take a responsible posi;
tion with a large manufacturing con~
corn. We wish him success in his new
position. _ , ,
WESTON
Florence Meeker, who is ill with
diphtheria. is improving.
Mrs. Stephen Godfrey has visited in
Norwalk and Port Chester.
Thoma: McCandless returns to his
studies at Yale, next week.
Ridgeflcld friends were tht1 guests of
Mrs. .i. P. l1‘it1h, last week.
Miss Annie Fitch has returned from
a visit with Norwalk friends.
Miss Mary Adams is the guest of
Bridgeport friends this week.
The Donnelly family returned to New
York, for the winter, on Monday.
Miss 1.1111111 McMahon has returned
to her school duties at East Northiicld.
Muss.
Miss llursl. of llanhury who has
111 on the guest of \liss llattlc (lould.
has re turned home.
A large number horn this place at-
1111111111 the fair at (lrccntleld lllll. oil 6
ii I‘. iiurlbutt has sever-
cattle on 11vlrihition there.
\K'oduesday.
:11 ii 1111
\iiss l1‘dna Mother \6\ill preside at the
organ dining both scrvhcs at the (‘on-
grcgational (‘l1ur11h. on Sunday. Mrs.
Scoflcld. the organist, is visiting
friends out of town.
GEORGE L. LlLLEY.
George l.. l.lll«1y. of Waterbury poor
love for“ C1.)n|1111'ti1:ut's first l‘nitcd
States 1'1111gt'f's.<1nan-ui-Iargt‘. i.-' a 11:1-
tivc of Massachusetts. where he was
born at Oxford 111 18:39. He received
his education in the local conimon
school. \l'orccster high school and
Worcester technical institute. and
came to \l’atcrbury at 11111 age of twerr
tyonc. Since then be has given 11111
remitting attention to his business af-
fairs and built 11p the wi1olcsate,pr1r
\ision firm of l.llb-y_ Swift 19 (‘11. lie
in a large holder of real estate in the
busy towns along the Naugatmk \al
icy llcruocr'allt “111111111111 sent him
to the house 111 1900 with a Democratic
colleague. lie was a valuable 11111111-
hcr of the loading committee on rail-
roads and chairman of the committee
on legislative expenses; also the 1111m-
mittec 011 congressional and senatorial
districts. He Is a member of the Wa-
terbury Club. and a thirtyscwoud dc-
gt'ce Mason. 1111 Is married and has
three sons.
PRINCE DU LEEPSINGH'S CREDIT-
0R8.
LONDON. September liir—A-Ai a meet-
ing today of the creditors of Prince
Victor lluleopsingh (son of the late
Maharalam Duh-cpsingh 11f Lahore.
and an amour of the first royal drag~
oonsl who was declared a bankrupt
September 4, the chairman said the
prince‘s debts amounted to 9471,1100. of
which 911110.000 was secured. T1111 debts
were attributed to stock exchange
speculation add garnbltng. Among the.
assets is a claim for 330110.000 against
the lndian government with respect to
the estate. of the bankrupt'n father.
"The prince ascribes his bankruptcy to
the "ridiculous insufficiency" of his nlo
lowanoe from the lndian government.
To maintain his pouition the prince. re-
ccivcd 9:15 .000 ycarly and his wife
(who is a daughter of the ninth earl
of Coventry) received 910. 000.
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SOUTHERN CROSS WREOKED.
SAN FRANCISCO September 18w
The schooner Southern Cross belong
ing to the London Missionary Elonietv
was wrecked September 1 on the cunt-
orn side of the island of Tahiti. Thorn
were a number of transducers on’ board
but all were reunited. The venue] was
“broken to pieces on the coral-bound
shore. , , ,
Trouble
up“ MW
at. 6 6 .
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motto-of Stomu It,
The ‘
I
passenger car left Nor walk on schad
Ar. Iomotlmu hard to (at. but there
Arum-nah »
are proud of our block
was thrown to 11-.
why 6wo’havo the trade'we do.
Pointing. Paper Hanging, Decorat-
in].
EEGorham
.1. C 1.1 111311., .- .«
610 FlrIt6Avan6uo.
Tel. Coll Iii-I .
thingy. noverthoiopl. 6W9
don't mat to roam bonstful.‘but we
We worked
and to 1161 it. We didn't takdwnat
That in one reason
I6A86T NORWAILK
i7-PresIdoat 1.10111161111st the Amer-i
tan Earlerntlou of laibor. in a winter
mg“ lusued today. takes 11 hopai’ul
view of the strike situation. The
stateroom is as follows: "At this
time it is impossible to say when the
strike will terminate, but after care-
full inquiry into the situation at the
mines. 'i am convinced that the strug-
gle will end in an agreernont
The wage earners and tilt-general
pugllc are generously contributing to
the aid of the miners. it in essential
Atliult this 11111 bc cxtended and contin
11111."
THE TRUST COMPANY. THE DE-
PARTMENT STORE OF
FINANCE.
Combining as it does every function
of financial business, the Trust Com-
pany might well be called the depart-
ment store of finance
The South Norwaik
Trust Coinpanb
can care for. your
General, Banking Business.
savings Deposits.
Estates and Trusts of every descrip
tion. . . , .
Valuable. stored and Safe Deposit
Boxes Rented.
Special Solo
YOIIIIIIIIBI' F101111 .
551:6 ',bé*g
A. Stall
COTTAGE AVE» EAST NORWALK.
till 1 West but
_-~"v"+‘
Has started runny a boy on his way
to college.
Early habits mould the future char-
acter.
Tire boy who early acquires the savv
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.
rm: 650607111 616116611 WALK,
sir vmos . max.
UNITED. BANK BUILDING. 1
Phone 132.
MANUFACTURING 1
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensiveness of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article. Such being the
case. consult us. We are. in a posi-
tion to manufacture at a less cost
than you can run a plant after you
got it.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M ’F’ G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WA TER 3n. 50. NORWALK.
“56.1.5 rim: succusruo
6011661 1111101911. 61616111
COUTH NORWALK, GONN.' .
Capital. $100,000.01)
Surplus. $100 000. 00
Other Profits. $34,000. 00
John '11. ram. mum
JACOB II. MYTON. cashier.
DIRECTOR”
John H. Ferrll Henry Ooyvnour
John H. Knapp OhrlItlIn awam
John H. Light E. H. Mathowoon
Joninb ll. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.
.l. Wall-co Marvin.
‘ Laue. 613116665. ’
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
Sat-
urate a piece of cloth, folded several
llrizilian Balm and
very painful and serious results.
thicknesses, with
is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
in the world we know, of
Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite, if instantly
only thing
that will do this.
applied, so always keep it on hand
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second. Druggista or sent quick. 8.
F. Jackson and 00.. Indianapolis.
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vs: V u IIIMI new
Ni) rm ll lot water nrlru’nu
do palm-1 1111.1 1. Tlioonpv brown on
made oxprpulym'
Kitchen Floors.
II II can llv loud for“ Iwooden firm or
of or 1111111.!ch urlclu (XIIIM' but at
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bind over the bite. instant relief. ----
Remove in half an hour and you will In effect Mly 18, 1902.
find a drop, as green as grass. This .........
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A. uptown; 11:00.6:00, 7:00.
810011. 8: 09. 11:00:. 9:04;. 10:03:.
10: 04. if:00x, 11:08.
P. M.~—10:0!. 1:0’4'. z. 001. 9. 92.
a: 80x, 4. 02:: 1.011.430.5102. 0:001,
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SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—12:02x, 0:00. 7:80. 10:02.
P. Mew—6200, 8200:. 11:00.
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LEAVE SOUTH NOHWALK 7'01!
. , ' NEW HAVIN.
A. Mew-ll: 08:. 1.10:. 1:201, 06:19,
134;; 8: 43. _:9 10):. 10:101. 11: (ill:
16’. 111:4“ 602:,‘1‘1 10. 3.02:. 0:79.
1112!. 0.30. 7:052. 9: 05!. 0:10,
10101, 111196. ~ " '
Bridgeport in addition to Ibovoui’,
11.16.22“. 0104,7138. ‘
6BUNIJAYS.
A M.«—-12:08x, 1:19;. 1:20;, 7:4!
9: 19, 11:15:.
P M.-~7:16. 9:06.
GOUTH NONWALK 'I'O DANIUHY.
-"A.‘M.-d 29.91.16 9: all.
P. M11114: 20 11.25 11. li:10,li:00.7110.
Saturdays 61119, 3:39.
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91111166111111 r60 IOUTII spawns. .
AI: 111-4.». 3: I.“&81u;il. 11.
from”. 691-690 1:.
192930199 pnnbury. I: 08
. 5/ 7" .1. It ‘ A
m
'tion and dynplfp
, bodies all of the nourio
on me. lconaider it the put
TWO nEGIMENrAL ab-
11mm“ on vrwwrwgvv
+6...an..6 and Fourteenth 9111111611161
Met wow-day, 1111 M rill
'MERIDENE 01111.3
Rodnibns 6oI'6 the Eighth}-
1eenth Connecticut. Voiunteo
month were held here yesterday
veterans of the former regixr‘iopli
lug attire G. A. R. Hall. while
smvlvors of. the Fourteenth Weill 1:06
Hanover Park. for the day. _ There
were liftv- eight iriembers of the fill, 11
p1escnt when the business 9
gen. They elected officers as (’96
‘ President. James L
1901':ka vi611c‘preblden
aings South Norwalk; decr‘etary6 nd
treasurer.'l‘.11.1{0W19y.Ha6rtfoqui6m
was voted to meet next year $118096“!
Norwalk.
The election of the 151111111161 0
111111rtec11th resulted as folldbvnh ’
Pr11sident.A.".Il Chittendefl,
town: vice president .Iohn ledt, R0“
ville; secretary. J., W. Knowl' “i
iiridgoort' f1'e.1s11re1':A.P.l-Iamti‘“ "1.
ltockville. Mlddletown was so..n 1.1
as the next plaice for a reunion.
ONLY CURE FOR ovaPEPAIA 6 1
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New tion .0,
Dot, says: .66! sufferedfl r'p my
dyspepsia. 'Used to
tress and belching. I triedd 1611111:
1 1:0th beat“ on but 1.111111; 11 inc
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 601!
cent bottle cured me completely."
‘ For sale by R H. P10690906 And I" ‘5!-
Baxter.
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HENDERSON’S STATEMENT.
DES MOINES September 17-—~Spen-
ker Henderson has refused to recon-
sider his withdrawal from the“ char
grossional race in the 111111 1111111111.
This morning the following" telt‘fzm'm
was received in response to I request.
to reconsider his action.
inafl‘f‘v 6
“After an age. spent in fighting 66f66Ol'
my country state and (fluff-let. i can
not acquiesce in administerink free
trade poison to cure the trust. evil
which labhor." ‘ ’
OAVED A IOY'I 6|..ll6'l‘
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbud, mt Mil-
ford, Del. says. “Brllliiln‘ mumm-
ed my boy's life. Ho 1136an' fulfill”
the one We lost with mop. We ‘Mi‘
him a few doses. Ho. quickiyidropgpd
to sleep and was all right In the infir-
ning." For sale by R. H. Plalltod', F.
H Baxter, and The Clifford no:
mncy.
COMMENDED BY SECY MOOOYI
CHICAGO. September 18~8Imnel
Hirsch. of Evanston. has received‘wa
personal letter from Secretary of ”the
Navy Moody commending his bravery
in saving the life of a fellow sailor.
With the. letter there came a medal
and an offer of another position in the
navy.
A ye ear ago young Hirsch plunged
from the deck of the battleship lndllc
on while in midvo’cean and saved».
comrade who had fAllen ot1erboal‘d."He
Is 18 years old and was given an Iron-
orable discharge from the service ten
months ago.
The medal is rarely conferred. and
only for some unusual act of bravery
pc1 formed in time of near.
A BOY’B WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around expecting him
to die. and a son riding for life 18
miles to get Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption Cough and 001
W H. Brown. of Leesvllle, 11111.. on
ed death; agonles from asthma. but:
this wonderful medicine gave instep:
relief and soon cured him. “He“ R65:
“1 now sleep soundly every 111311121
Like marvelous cares of Con-um tion.
Pneumonia, Br,onchltla 001131111; 101!
and Grip prove its matchlesn m66rlt for
all Throat and Lung troubles. Guar -
antecd bottles. 500 and 9100.6Tr61bl
bottles free at F. H Baxter“! drill!
store.
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MONEY FOR COUNTRY BANNO.
Chicago, September 18--Ghlc&xo
banks are shipping from 91. 300. 07,0
312000.000 daily to the countr‘y
of the north and nortthont 906117 9011111
and southwest sactiona of the 006110671?
to meet the demand of 11161111111116“
for actual currency to ply 11.911.11.111.-
soa of harvesting and markethf the
grain cr.op The movement In 1960!.
mm of 111111 year's shipments 111619011311
the harvesting Benton If! far from trellis
mm it is estimated that over 997;
000.1100 will be supplied by Chicago
banks to the farmers of the Minibu-
lppi valley before the crops are all pad
away for the season.
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NOT DOOMED FOR LIFE. ' '
"i was treated for three yam by
good doctors." writes W. A; 92M
Connellnville. O .~"for P111396 ll li-
tula. but. when all failed, ”110k 11‘!
Arnicn Halve cured me In t6vro 91121ka "
(Euros Burns. Bridles. Cummmfl.
Sores, Eiuptiona Salt Rheum. rumor
ntn pay. 20c at F. H. Baxteiulidrllt:
ll ore. ‘ ."
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DAWSON MEAT MEN ORGANIZN.
SEATTLE, Wash, September 18—4
special to tho Pout lntoiligonéer from
Dawson Iaya: Dawson mutt; 111011 Art!
organising a cmnbina to control this
stock in the Klondike. Their 91m
are all matured. Tho combat! van
hallo to take care not only of 111111.
1111111 1111 on hand but all one have 13900
contracted for the value of which ll
amount to more than 91. 000 000.
tnuranta hotels and largia rhinitis norm 1
ponies am laying in in 1139 lion“ of!
prices
meat in anticipation of II sharp I'll. in '
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TAKE CARE OF THE 0701664110". .
The man or woman when
is nonunion whom atom ,
its ovary function to 119118111 I
do! clauses. purified and IV
‘Ilomnch and cures poultiv y and 991'“ 1.
manetly all stomach Trout) I. lndi
111a. it ill the no
fat recomtructivo tantalillat ll fluke
big no many sick people «All and If
people strong by conveying to
out in till
food they eat. flay. J. M. o finder, if! 1
11011111ini Miss writes: Model in: y u'
troubles. l was given 11
ions.- Kodol'pnvod my 1 .1
after meals. 01111111111 Phil iii-in _,
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we ANGEIJEBI all“...
lit—United stator senator ‘ ,6
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