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T. B.,GRIFF1N
Prescription Diurltisi.
205 East Washington street,
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Many of the Epworth Leaguers have
planned to attend the rally tonight, in
Saugatuck.
Lieutenant W. 10. Smith was one of
those present at the Greenfield liiii
t’airv yesterday,
George Koclor, of the Washington
street bridge, was in Stamford yester-
day on business.
(,li-iptain “Jack," an East, Norwaik
character, is employed in mowing the
meadow along Riverside nvenuc.
Mrs. .l. W. Backus, of Furmington. a
daughter of Judge Woodward, is visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. John W. Beatty,
The Advent Christian Church will
hold a prayer meeting, Monday night.
with Mrs. Johnson, inl’rospect street.
’I‘he mid-week service at the Meth-
odist Cllill‘t‘ll, was not very largely at-
tended, last evening. on account of the.
storm.
The Junior Band Will not hold their
regular meeting, tonight, on account of
the Epworth League Conference, in
Saugatuck.
Mrs. GussieJosem. who has been vis-
iting relatives in New York city. has
returned to her home, on Washington
street bridge.
The East Norwnlk Fire Department
met last night in the truck house in
Van Zandt street. and transacted row
tine, business.
While the ruin prevented many from
attending the services in the Advent
(Yhurcli, last evening. the number pres:
cut was satisfactory.
Mrs. Minnie iiorn has been warned
out of‘ the buildingr she is occupying on
Washington street bridge. It is under-
stood that she will vacate tomorrow or
Monday,
The oven of ,i. C. Rundic. has been
completed and the plaster wail
tln‘oughout the building has been laid.
and when it has dried, the white wall
will immediately be put on.
Captain Fred Anderson. superintend.
cut of the Ellsworth oyster steamers.
is considerable better. Mr. Anderson
has been confined to his home in First
avenue for about one week.
Tile committees of the Mu'yiiowcr
Hook & Ladder Company met last eve-
ning and made further arrangements
for their concert and ball to be held
October 24th. in Music Hall.
The Junior Praying liund went to
Rowayton. last evening, and assisted
the. Rev. A. L. Hubbard with the
'I‘hursday evening service. There were
thirteen of the baud present.
The East Norwalk Fire Department
held their meeting, last night, in their
rooms. The business transacted u-
not be. in condition for publication im-
til the. fore part of next. week.
Harry Ainsworth, of (‘ottngc avenue,
is now taking a course in bookkeepini:
at the Merrill Business (foliage. Stam-
ford, and will soon follow this up with
a course in stenography and iypowrit~
ing. .
Jacob A. Schloss. who recently con-
ducted a shoe store in North Main
street. has been visiting M. .ioseni, of
Washington street bridge. Mr. Schless
returned yesterday to (lrccnport. Long
Island, where he has opened a store
similar to the one he run in this city.
Master Ernest l’latt entertained
about'thnty of his young friends yes-
terdayat his home. No. i. ltowau
strength boner oi'his seventh birthday
anniversary. (lambs were oiijoyed and
a general good time had, after whit
u collation wowpfi'ycd. A magic lair
tern exhibitionnwgil glycn in the twen-
ing. The little r ‘cnds of the party
wished [the host many happy returns
of the day. Among those present. were
1
Norman Seamurldghlueaudcr Cummings.
Lester Nieke‘ruonpfiarl Roberta. 10m
Loiferi'lon. blister and ilurold Plait.
Wallace Palmer, Percy lLlatea. Willie
’l'ato. Georgie Thompson, Kenneth
Bennett. and Ethel Cummings. Olive
Percy. Margarita Shot-Wood. Sadie lieu-
non. Bertha Smith, belle Toto and lini-
cn Percy.
ROWA YTON.
Caleb Wood. the blast Norwaik
painter. will start work tomorrow. if
pleasant, on the property occupied by
Constable icilvvard imdrittnn, in Replay-
toil. lie. will point the barns. sheds
and outbounos on Mr. Ludrignh'a prop-
erty and expects to be Beyond Weeks
completing'illo lob.
out...
, There was a good attendance at the.
martini; notation night in the Metho-
dint Episcopal Church. , ii. was con-
ducted largely by the Junior and of
the mast Norwaik Methodist arch.
assisted by the pastor. Addresses
Ware made by many otvthone present.
and there “one special music.
W
Arspyvawi . m I cousin.
With Molly aroundydtpectlng him
$33320 g “1?”:de regime, iii
. r f n. .. score
for t‘ionuamptiim doughy tad 001g.
w; n. u ‘ insane
ed death’s monies from both
nits-wonderful medicine: m0
relief and soon cured him. it
i “madly ' ‘ '
, ,nlwsyu aim at
this
W“
from a severe illness.
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Mrs. lsnae Hoyt has been the guest
of Charles Hoyt, of 0x ltidige.
Mr. and Mrs. l-luni‘ord Slinith spent
Wednesday with friends in Norwalk.
Theodor-is Morehoune. of Brooklyn,
was in town Wednesday on business.
Miss A'dele Ellphrat. of Brookslde,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. ll.
Lima.
Mr. and Mrs. Willinm‘Morebouse
are spending two weeks at (ll‘oss
Pond.
Mrs F. M. Jones and son Frank, of
Noroion, have returned from a trip to
Maine.
Everett D. Mead and friend started
yesterday, for a few days’ automobile
touring In his ()iii's machine.
llarold Morehousc, of Prospect ave-
nue. has returned front a several days'
visit with friends in Weatpiort.
llrcxci llubbnrd left for Worcester,
Mass. yesterday, to enter the High-
land Military institute of that city.
Mrs. Raymond of Norwallk. and Mrs.
lleimett. of Wilton, visited Miss Eliza-
beth Waring, the first. of this week.
Mrs. llant’ortl Smith. of Bailey ave-
nue, who has been quite ill with stem-
ach trouble, is considerably improv-
ed.
llarry Street. salesman for Raymond
Brothers, of South Norwalk, was in
town yesterday on his weekly busi-
ness trip.
Mrs. Charles E, Whitney. of Brook-
sidc avenue. was taken seriously Sot-
urdny night. She is now somewhat
improved.
The Slami’ord and South Norwalk
Aricu Sinking Societies will hold a
picnic Sunday in Strocbcl'is (lrovc, In
this place.
visiting F. V'. Cantrell. of Main street,
will return to her home in Huntington.
L. l.. tomorrow.
Ethel ll. iloicc, the nine year old
daughter of Dr. J. A. lioice of Nero-
ion died yesterday. The funeral will
be held Saturday.
The proceeds of the Social League
at the residence of Joseph Morehousc.
Saturday were $25, notitwithstandin‘:
the rainy Weather.
Miss Eliza lluycr. ot‘ Lewisboro. is
the guest of her cousin. Miss Lucy
Monroe. West avenue.
main until the 23rd.
Druggist R. A. McDonald and Mr.
yesterday and returned with a good
sized mess of bluckilsh.
Rev, W. L. ilriscom. who has been
the guest of James liurchard for the.
past three weeks, returned Wednesday
to his home in (lrecnboro. N. C.
Stephen It. Hoyt, the station agent.
intended the funeral of Frank llcr~
malice, a former conductor on the road
held Tuesday evening In lll'lilgeporl.
omc (lainor. of ()x Ridge, died recently
at her home in llroad lliver. The in‘
ferment was in llrown cemetery, 0x
Ridge.
William Abcndroih. just returned
from a three years' stuy in the Phil-
ippiucs. was the guest of his brother.
Richard Abendroili, of this. place Wed-
uesday.
Mrs. W. H. Winnie arrived in (lreen.
wlcb. Tuesday from l’ouulhkemisio. in
a few days she and Principal Winnie,
her husband. will be settled in their
new management.
llobcri. Murray and fondly. who
have been spending the summer at
their home on the 0x liidlrze road. re-
turned ycsicrduy, to their winter reli-
ldcnce in New York city.
The and Intelligence has been receiv-
cd of the recent death by suicide of
(loorgo 'l‘ontivnn, brother of the late
Wiillum 'i‘osiivuu. ii is paid that in-
tber and both sons met death In the
same tragic manner;
(inc of the attractions at the pouch
fissilval given at. the Methodist linin-
copni Church, in tho puraonage Tues-
day eveuing, was the drmnmlnn by a
little nvacurold boy. the non of flow
urd Sinuson, of Main street.
The improvements until repairs to
the interior ottlle Methodist Church
which include an electric-lightchande-
lier. will. it is expected, he completed
this week, and the services will be
resumed In the church next Hun»
day,
Thaddeus [toll and C. W. bounub'ury
returned from the state convention in
Hartford Wednesday night, whom
they went as delegates of tho Dorian
'Republiuana. boy repori that every-
thing passed it smooth and nails-
'rncioriiy.
Melvin J. Do'wua, or this place. re-
turned from the annual convention of
tension. of Connecticut. old at Bevin
310012.13» week. withu p it of galvan-
ized tongs. which he secured on unripe
for shooting‘tha be t, rupi equating. the
person wheycoigg can the. not hunting
for trade. Mr. T» a trial a two bull‘s
eyes. .
Eddie Garland ‘who‘m his home
at. a popular r up 0am in Ml;
titan. attended» as in: ~le in t
Norml‘k. last Tuesday light. ,‘
good time but out this
too do it 0 line and fur-
hi it
til“ '
hi.
.1“ '0 “he
“ 7 filth:
Mrs. Sarah Reynolds has1 recovernii‘
Mrs. Laura Cantrell, who has been.
She will re-‘l
ilorman went on n iisliinrt excursion‘
I i
Mrs. Jerome (minor. mother of Jer-
“think as h _,
«w
, yspepsla? Donit‘ilayrit
, to your wife’s cooking. It’s
your are. Take a good
lr , Selleeky tilt? litigihlrunl‘iy worship sour
son yesterday and race vcd ninety~
four applications to be made yoters.
This number compares favorably with
the number of applications received
last year. The. gentlemen will be in
session Monday, September 22, from
it a. m.. i0 ii p. m.. to make electors
and from h p. ill. to 0 p. ill., to make
enrollment for the voting at. party cali-
ousos.
A union meeting will be held at the
(lonm'eizatiouaI Church. Sunday evon~
lug In the interest of the state Y. M,
C, A. work. Secretary, Norris will be
m'compnuiod by other members of the
iSonth Norwalk Association. and will
llinve charge and intends making the
, service of especial intercst. The talk
1 on state work will be illustrated by the ,
. aicrcmitican. as will also a solo sungl
I by Mrs. Ambit-an. Everybody will ro~ ‘
ceive a cordial welcome
There was considerable excitement
i yesterday afternoon antler the railroad
.brldge. when Mr. Kenny, the signal
‘ tower operator, got hold of Paul
Schultze, The little fellow has been
in the habit lately of chasing Mr. Ken-
iny's little girl whenever he had the
I opportunity and taking candy and oih~
I or things from her. One day recently
{he took the child's pocketbook, It is
stated. Mr. Kenney caught the boy
under‘ the railroad bridge. and his cries
, attracted everyone within a quarter of
la milc. After he thought the fellow
3 had been frightened so that it would
i be a good object lesson. Mr. Kenny
i let him go. He is now of the opinion
‘ that be will have no more trouble from
‘Etlu- little lad.
, ——’I‘wo million Americans suffer the
torturing panes of dyspepsia. No need
to. Burdock Blood Bitters cures. At
. any drug store.
i
wzsr NOR WALK.
I Mrs. ll‘i'ankllnAVet-il. and daughter
.spent Sunday with relatives in Pond
f Ridge.
. 'lrorge llurns and Louis and Earle
,llunks, wheeled to Ilridgeport and re-
ilurn yiuderdaly.
3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ltuylnoud .lohuson. in Bridgeport.
I Mr. nmi Mrs. Rockwell. of Dunbury.
drove down and spent Sunday with his
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ii‘i‘cd Kcyscr.
l
ltcv. Ralph Jefferson. of Itrooksidc.
‘will hold service in the Union chapel.
‘Sunday, September 21. at 3:30 o‘clock.
‘ Mrs. iiritlln, formerly of this place,
,is making her home with her niece,
Mrs. Ski-Ilinuer, of West avenue. South
‘ Norwalk.
1 Mr. and Mrs. James Webb drove
.from Salem (‘euicr. and spent a few
Idnys with their cousin, Mr. uml Mrs.
Henry lluriis.
ilamon's Nerve and Bone Oil will do
1 all that is claimed for it. Here's the
yproof. Mrs. Mahala Fields. of Man-
: drake. Kentucky, on April 22nd said:
"i bought one bottle of Ramon's Nerve
, and none ()II from a man last summer,
I and it was the best linlment I ever as.
Ted in my life. I am such a sufferer
with pains and swelling in my feet and
legs 1 can hardly go. That is the only
iliniment that ever did me so much
," mod. One 25-cent bottle took the
swelling out of my feet and legs." R.
ll, l’inlstetl. “
Wampum
George 'l‘uttle. of New Haven, has
been the guest of George ll. Nash.
’l‘hc Misses Lord. of New York, are
guests at the Thomas home, (Joinpo
street.
Several young men from here drove
to Greenfield and took in the Country
Club fair.
Mrs. W. B. 'l‘uttlo, of Stratford, was
a recent visitor here at the home of
(leorgo 'i‘. Dickerson.
The district division of the ldpworth
League meets in the Sungatuok Meth-
odist Church, tomorrow night.
At the Tuesday night meeting at Au-
pctuck lodge. K. of P.. It was voted to
raise the death benefit from $40 to
$50. ' ,
Miss liidlth Butler, of Brooklyn. N.
Y., who has been the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. Wooster Beach, during the sum-
mer, left for her home Tuesday.
'l‘here's work a plenty hcrcabouta.
Just now. The salesmen see to It. on
the eve of election, that. no man with
the slightest possible pull in left out. in
the cold, and .Seiactman L. P. Wald»
man is ,"huatiiug around towa to beat.
the band." Wukeman has not only
proved himself to be a successful far-.
mar, but a slick. politician also. Comm
mon folk are nevrr so popular as,
around election time. and some of them
are beginning to appreciate that fact.
The summer season ended, We must
needs look to home talent for reason-
able specialties, and directly the
thoughts turn to that admirable, or-
ganization. the Dramatic Club. Al-
neatly Remembers crawliegluning to
plan for winter productions. although
it is not iikqi anything will be, pre-
treated before i e inttpnportol Novem—
ber. when them is a possibility that”.
flight Offd'cai short in its production
life“ but spring. owing lathe death. of the
{father of on»; of the
have a count,
participants. in.
liver pill, a vegetable 1311171,,
“Wu TOMT .m . «‘i‘
, A very select dance will be given at
. Culinon iliill, tonight.
1.4
,‘ few days in New York.
I
(leorac Younas. ofillridgeport. is vis-
titlng his uncle. W. 11. Stockwcil.
4 Mrs. 11. it. Lambert is spending d
few days with West linveu friends.
Miss Folsom, of llidgeiy Farms. cn-
- tertained Miss (foruclla Redmond ovcr
Sunday.
”~—
Mrs. A. W. Merwiu will be hostess of
the Summer Whist (llub, next Tuesday
afternoon.
ills vacation having terminated, Nor-
man ilctts returned to (‘ornell Univer-
sity on Monday.
Miss liettie Willing is spending a
two week’s vacation with her‘mother.
Mrs. B. Willing. ‘
has been the guest for a few weeks of
Mrs. A. W. Merwin.
Mrs. G. A. Davenport and Mrs. A. B.
Gorbam returnéd from a fi-w Weeks at
Belle Island, on Friday.
Jerry Miller died Tuesday morning.
after a long illness. ills funeral was
held from his late residence today, at
2 p. m.
Mrs. A. Miller and family, who have
been spending the summer with Mr.
nml Mrs. H. G. Thomson, returned
to their home In Hartford on Monday.
(7. 'i‘. Gregory drove to Greenfield
l'lill, Wednesday. to attend a fair. The
party spent the night with a cousin.
Mrs. Arthur Clark. and returned to
(‘annon ’I‘hursilay.
A large and interested audience gath-
ered in the Congregational Church.
Sunday evening. to listen to an in
structive essay on "Islmimut‘ks," by H.
S. Ogden, of New York. The topic was
exhaustively trcatetii from a metaphys-
ical. rather than a material standpoint.
lilr. Ogden beinv an able exponent of
the science of the mind.
if you and your duties will not per
mlt of your taking the two months 'rest
you should have at a pleasant summer
resort. get a bottle of Ramon’s lron
Topic and take it according to direc-
tions. it has all the good results of a
vacation in toning up the system and
purifying the blood. and it's much
cheaper. R, if. l’laisted. ”
IMPORTANT AGREEMENT.
Trunk Line Railroads Practically Re-
affirm lt Without Change.
NEW YORK. September lil---~At 0.
meeting of the import committc of tho
’l‘ruuk Linc Railroads, just held ill
this city. the aurccmcnt governing
import traffic at the various Atlantic
ports, which has been ill effect durinl-t
the past year, was rc-nfllrmcd pract-
ically without change.
li‘runk liarriot, chairman of the com-
mittee, was re-amiolntsll for the ensu-
ing year. Representatives of the
trunk line present expressed thcmsoli
ves as highly pleased with the practi«
cal operation of the compact. during
its first years' trial and present in‘
dicaiions point to a greater pleasure
of success during the coming year. The
agreement under which ilie’commlttoe
operates takes in all the roads run-
ning to Atlantic ports with the except-
ion of the ihindniau ports.
The. latter lines while not actually
parties to the compact agree to main-
tain import rates so long as the other
Iliws observe. the agreement.
SAVED A BOY'8 LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ii. Hubbard, of Mll-
ford, Del.. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy’s life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a tow doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor~
plug." For sale by R. H. Plaistedz, I“.
ll. Baxter, and The Clifford Phat»
macy. “
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GAUTEI/IALA RECOVEHiNG FROM
QUAKE.
y SAN FRANCISCO, September 10“
Count Do l’ourtales. the French min
later to the Central American states,
is hero on route to Paris on a leave
of absence of several months. The
official residence of Minister l’onrtu-
ins lanow in the city of Guatemala.
The latter country, he says, In rapidly
recovering from the widespread haven
of the recent earthquake.
lluoinoss conditions .inContral Amer-
Icu. which have been depressed. he
says are slowly improving.
W— '..
l'iamon’a Tonic Regulator will cure
a chronic liver disease. Mr. Allen Ed.
mundson, of East Cape, Girardeau, lll..
aura: =‘“i have been using Ramou‘n
Tonic Regulator loamy. family. 0. long
while and beg tonill’ikglt In “Width“!-
i ever saw.,l lad spent a large amount.
of money on 'my wife andn t until i
began giving her. an Tonic egulator
, .wu aha benefitiedfiow she is cured."
’250. 'R. H, Plaintsd. "
MORE VALUABLE THAN PO’L
ITBELF. '
NEW YORK. September 19—-Doctor
Frederick A. Cook. of Brooklyn. who
wuawith Lieutenant Peut‘yp ia‘Are
tic trips and with the 301 a expidi-
tion to the South Pole no surgeon 0x6
.prcused the opinion that Peary'a lab
est endeavor was by no means a tail-
uro and that the explorer had added
material to the. annals of. science
which will. he found i valuable. in fact
moro‘Vstuable‘ theta :fe actual discow
ue .
1 Miss Abbie liundel is sojourning a
Miss Moss Merwln, of Pasadena, Cat. “
1““,
NT NsL
Polaris
Are Iometimél hard to get. but there
garb Inch things, nevertheless. We
don‘t want to seem boilstful, but we
are proud of our, stock. We worked
hard to get it. We didn't. take what
was thrown to ul. That is one reason
why we have the trade we do.
Painting,
in}.
Paper Hanging. Docorut.
to run Avonuo. em" NORWALK
w. cut inn. '
Specm‘sale
Volunteer Flour
55c bag
A. Stull
COTTAGE AVE. EAST NORWAL-K.
Phone 182.
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensivenoss 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
get it.
THE G. N. MCKIBBIN
M’F’ G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WATER ST.. 30. NORWALK.
Locust Bites.
The bite of .the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat-
urate a piece of cloth. folded several
thicknesses, with Brizlllun 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 tire 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. Drugglstl or sent quick. B.
F'. Jackson and 00.. lndianapolis,
10".:th'.l."'lil'."iiil‘.'".‘.'. hill:
l l ‘ I .
I10 (it ”no t. Thorium prbvlntiun
ma 0 uprouly for
Kitchen Floors.
nu equally amid for any wooden lino or
optimum of
Apply it. your-
to
l. lull ”‘0
0‘ n' 'i’i’di'n‘v’dltiil’; olfll.
fwli cloth orluunh.
; .. For all. By
My, .
‘mjs‘toc‘k
Watkins
unaware. risum
Tactile. «Guns. Am-
intuition: Automobile
Oils. Launch . Bruises
Oils éic‘“ "
" .13”: flatworm minim
unANl-‘ou‘o tinsel eosreouso.
. .‘N‘lilW HAVEN, 'Beptombur iii-man
. 1., . .» L war ,y %
' "’0 if i‘” ‘ ‘ '
.. can I u account of rain. the events scbodulvd
for yesterday. at the Brantord Driv-
ing Park were postponed until today.
when the annual lair was opened.
“i HAVE NOT KEPT SILENT ,
all this time. but have constantly
praised and recommended (lalcura Sol-
vent to the afflicted. l have derived
the greatest benefit from It.” .Mrs..,B.
N. (iordon, 78 Broadway. Rensselaer.
N, Y. The lady refers to the new med.
ieine discovered by Dr. David lien-
nady. Kennedy liow. Kingston, N. ‘1.
Try it for diseases of the digestive or-
gans and all prevailing complaints. All
druggiits,$1.00.. . . .
THE TRUST COMPANY, THE DE-
'PA‘R'TM'ENT STORE o?
FINANCE.
Combining as it does every function
of financial business, the Trust Com—
pany might Well he called the depart-
ment store of finance.
The South Norwaik
Trust Companu
can care for your .. ‘
General Banking Business.
Saving: Deposits.
Estates and Trusts of every deacrlp
tion. . .
Valuables stored and Safe Deposit
Boxes Rented.
lilii Ital Still
Has started many a boy on his way
to college.
Early habits mould the future char-
actor.
The boy who early acquires the sav-
Ings llabit 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: sour” NOR WALK
SAVINGS BANK.
unwrap BANK aunpmo.
soup Allin Socczssrui'
an antitank
sou'rH NphWAtk. cONN.
-M--..,.~..... ,
Capital. _._ $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
00m Profits. $04,000.00
John a. resale. mum.
noon n. tmon. earner.
ninsc'rons:
John H. Ferris Hoary Seymour
John H. Knlpp Christian swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathew-on
Joni-h it. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts swelled.
ng'w‘iaaiassw HAVEN 3"
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
m
' in effect May 18, 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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A. M.—-12:40x. 4:401. 6:59x. 0:16,
0:55, 7:13, 7:52, 8:10x.9:03x.9:80,
9:56, 10:23x.10:40, 11:86:.
P. M.~‘-12:55x, 1:17, 2:25x,
3:221. 4:07. 4150):, 6:40,
3:05,
5:55x,
' 0:38. 0:551. 7:071, 7255:, 8:00, 10:20.
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SUNDAYS.
A. M.-12:40x, 5206!, 6:581. 9:05,
9‘42:
6r. lil.-3:22x, 5:40, 6:55;. 7:20,
1 : .
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LEAVE NEW VORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.~10:02x. 0:00,.0:00. 7:00,
8:00:. 8:08. 0:001. 9:04;, 10:02:.
10:04. 11:00:, 11:02.. w
P. M.”~]0i02..130‘. 2:,00x. 3:02,
disox, 4:02x, 4:04, 4:30, 5:02, 0:001.
6:02.7:00x,8:00x,0:30.11:00:. .. .
getaways only, Pittudeld Express,
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SUNDAYS.
A. M.-~12:02x. 0:00, 7:30, 10:02.
P. his-“6:00. 8:001. 11:00.
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NEW HAVEN.
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7:42; 8:42. 9:10;. 10:10:. 11:06:
11:37. .
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6:22. 0:20, 7205:, 0:061,
~ ‘a‘ . ~ "teamed 10.01. 11:15. ,
a ow ~ Bridgeport in addition to above-«P.
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ah i” like». It» in: W
”H" ' WHIICQ‘QIM’OI‘I for SUNDAYS.
A. hi.~i£:08x, 1:101, 11201, 7:42
9:10.11215x. .
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A. M.--6:38, 0:15. 9:63. .
P.*M.¥~i:20, 4:25 1:. 15:10.0:00, 7:10.
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BEWARE OF OINTMENTB FOR CA-
TARRH 'THATr GONTMN ' '
. ,, , MERCURY. this, "My?
as mercury will surely destroy lull
sense or smell and completeiyidorunu
,the whole system when- outorlnljz‘lt
through the mucous surfaceil. .fllltlh_
articles should novergbe undo ,' , t
emprescriptionafrom repaint) « ”in:
clans. as the damageiahey-‘w all
ten told to the good you out till:
derive from them. Hall'adlbmlf w
(hire... manufactured by F. 41.030“ I _
.09.. Toledo. 0... cantaloupe _, if
and is taken internally, acting d i' _ I
upon the blood and-anucoun ”#30"
of the system. in buying .1! $1,de
tarrh Cure bi: sure you ffitll‘ giants
ine. It is to an internal ,on "llruv'ii
in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & ,y‘i.
Testimonials free. -
:Sold by Drugstats. price
ilie per but» ‘
plan’s Fumlly Pills m the but. ‘ i
t
- The "BENT , at. the
. Presidents?
By can. ChariuvH. Graven”, ~ .
20 years member daemon...» ,Pro-
pounced the most sumptuous.
. . . 'i new
nldcently beautiful book om. M.“ d
in . .019 United. States. ., wwwfig 7‘
lame grail-pose ”stonewall ’i . .
traits, reproduced tromthqhosg. t-
ings in the White House, the o ‘ , ‘0.
ional Library, the Capitol hut in fill!
the Corcorn Art Gallery, of Waikik-
ton.- ~ ,- ,. ,. .. i~‘--a;m‘$ if
, Contains. Department ohmic It
Letters, showing an “to!!!“ at orW
of each Prelldent of the United 0 tn,
and Department otAmorlfl; . ' I
and Genealogical. Nous. aha-«m:
features. have. never bemuvbpmd,
in any book ever issued. . .. T, my.
Both President MoKlnloyllndJywty
dent Roosevelt paged specially, firth.
White House for their portrait: to bl
used only and exclullvolpin thilwolk.
This in the greatest. honor-preampli-
ferred on any publication-outmoded
intbin countryc This workahol-
credit upon the Nation. lump; ,
tie. American ultimatum .1114; 't.
i
Sells at ; light. , Inpatm
being Ago by gen, and ago-3:
and. am.» fortunes. w a. .
made on. this, publicatiomwithlb:
next three years. High in .
a:
women employed on no _ ‘ Tor
pm skim-rand and cousins, all-veil.-
500 guaranteed yearly. Also. Manner
wantedto open small calculation. or.
in home town, to have chutney; u-
ents and correlpondence., ,lqok‘ flip!
the, advertising and fitting,“
to
Xi'rltq for terms and ci'rcuibl'm.
Tell, , .; .. v .
run CONTINENTAL B 8.5..
Col-com: Building, . ”out.
U. 8. Treasury. , *
"rivo intrasmvr rile-
ross IN rm: INSUfilINCL
FIRST .
Are you insured in‘n strong
company that is confiscation
proof"?
SECOND , ,i. ,
in your policy correctly written
by an experienced agency?
The experience of 0. quarter of I
century is at your service.
“can M. Li! mm _
Firo lunar-0002...; "QM!“
5 «was. Place.
,. ,.
seems to be about the 011' “o' ‘ ‘
bought without regard (“final-Cm.
There are ”.many crude: Minut-
nnce as there are offmorc ‘5de”.
You are undoubtedly pulp: ,g. the
best quality; no you qulthflllllniw
are setting it? .Bettor. to hate”
than afterlife are. Our Mi ‘ '
. MAW ,
experience on the subject bun-Iii.“
us to do this well. i ,,
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1m. , . .
Plumbing and Smith tiled?
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liq; .Watqrueulng.
liar 1m Willi“:
.. . . prevail one up it. "i
BLA'l’ll nun rm hog and.
Gun and Steam Pitt! ; ‘
on Fixtures, Maul Gating. Clo.
Henna mu our»! on
MOHMGND Ihflltllfv
the limb ii Monti-ohm 3“ “' I .
Samuel M. Cuihbert also“... '
Dot. says: "One bottlo'bf'm‘u in: ,
Balm lllltl curodfuibat‘l a?!“ as“ ' g1". ,
yer." never a a n uy a
veteuto Catarrh, Asthma or EWI- ~
tin and has cured tbouundvol. ' ‘ “
less Constanp ivel. 0'11?!ng _ ,
w to science-1
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'O'ONOTIPATION»! Ii
Brazilian Edmund 1000i! .
in one weenie [our band. or.
the inflammation, Never. on par
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