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PrescriptlouiDrulzirist,
205 East Washington street
South Norwalk Conn.
iiSl 11111111111
‘tl’artilck spent. Sunday in Sitti-
gainck
Max Levy and children spent yester-
day 111 Stamford.
10. Apoll. of St. John street.
Sunday in New York city.
The services in the. Advent Church
yesterday were very satisfactorily nt~
tended.
spent
The itev. J. W. Davis has chosen his
subject for next Sunday. it is Gospel
'l‘ernperance.
The ball committee of the Mayflow»
or iiook & Ladder Company will meet
tomorrow evening.
The Advent Church holds a cottage
prayer meeting tonight. with Mrs. John-
son, at her home, 0 Prospect street.
Miss Jennie Davis, of Rowan si‘rect.
restitiierl her duties iii Miss M. li‘. Ac.
kerinnn's Norwalk miliiiicry store, to-
day.
Mrs. ii. D. Wright led the idpwortii
League meeting last evening and the
meeting was very interesting one iii-
deed.
Mrs. Mary Garner Rider. who has
been spending several weeks in Step-
ney. returned Saturday to her home in
East avenue.
The residents of Kcyser l’lacc .are
now enjoying the liiinrllness of ads
cooking. Nearly all the stoves are set
11p and in operr‘itlon.
Miss (‘arrie lioidwortli has returned
to her home in (‘hlcaao alter hating
been the guest of Howard W. Doty and
family. of this place
Miss Mary Cunningham has returned
from a visit in ilrookside, West lied-
ding. Her mother. who went with her.
will remain a few days ionizer.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Schiiitze and
daughters Etta and Faith. of llrldue
port. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Warner. of (love avenue.
The Fish Club float, yesterday. was
the. scene of two impromptu baths.
Ilnrry Tryou. son of .loltii 'l‘ryon. and
Horace Keyworth, fell over board :it
different titties.
linker and Harry Brad-
ley. of East Norwalk. have purchased
the bottling works conducted by Mrs.
Walter 8. Gray. of Strawberry llili.
and will hereafter conduct the busi-
ness for themselves.
St. Clair S.
Acottago prayer meeting will be
held this evening by members of the
Advent. Church. at the home of Mrs.
Johnson in Prospect street. The
meeting commences at 7:.‘lll and all
members are asked to attend.
There was a large attendance
both services iii the East Avenue
Church yesterday. The Rev. Mr. (‘unv
nlngliam preached two very able sor-
310118.» the morning one ilt‘illR‘ on I’a-
tionee and in the evening relative to
the putting: of new wine into old bot.
lies.
at
Richard lllaud. superintendent of
the. Advent Christn'in Sunday School.
is making special preparations for the
Foreign Missionary service to be held
the loot Sunday in October. There. will
he an elaborate and interesting pro
gram and a collection will be taken up
for foreign missions.
ROWA YTON.
Louis Srhntidt of Stamford was the
guest of friends yesterday.
Mrs. Josephine Craw artlvcd home
Saturday, from a week's trip to (‘ircen-
port, L, i.
V The South Norwalk water hydrants
all over the village Were lluslierl Hai-
urduy night,
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The sloop “lda May" has been hauled
out, and will be overhauled on Captain
Wickrl' ways.
1 Mrs. Robert Dibble. who has been
the guest of Mrs. A. Dibble. hits re;
turned to her homo in Brooklyn.
Mina Margaret Seanuell. of New
York. but: returned to her home. after
a visit with Miss Vivian Stevens.
There will be a meeting of the fire-
tlierltood. of the M. 12. Church. tonight,
at the home of W. Lester, Witch Lune.
Misti (trace Curlilpp. of Church
street has been enjoying a two weeks
vacation from her duties in the New
York office of the Yale rind Towne
Manufacturing Company of Stamford
and her sister, Miss Emma Cudlipp.
has been nubatitullnc for her.
Frederick Dibble employed in the
Yale d‘c 'i‘owna Dock factory. in Siam-
fortl. had his hand- caught in one of
the machines, last week. and auatatncd
severe injuries. 1111111 hand was badly
era ed. and in some places the flash
was literally p hyaiclnn con-
nmta'il with th‘thn. 11111111 dressed the in-
Jury. and Mr. TJlbllio will be obliged to
E
_ remain at his home here for some
time.
REUUCTION lN SUGAR TAXA‘t'lON.
Paula. September 2211—1“! uncan-
ceil that the government ‘tvili propose
in the forthcoming budget a reduction
in the so r taxation to the amount
of 08.000. 0 ,aa compensation for. the
protected ribolition of the altar bonn-
ies. .
WW
.1111 bolts, of the clamor
cost it septa everybody 1 ,
10011] Company. of New ilnven. called
hnid’mov‘ltd‘rl‘ioqblow Willi-
1111... Mack is a guest at Mrs. 11.1.. .
lilllclttt‘ s boarding house.
Mrs. ilarry lllndlcy has moved to
New York for the winter.
Gifford Waterbury. of Noroton has
triltsii a position in Easton. Pu.
James I-ilndloy has rented the J. B.
Mather house, East Main street.
ii. Fremont, iiirinugcr of the Public
Market. spent Sunday with friends in
llanbiiry.
Charles Derby returned Friday from
a several days‘ visit with friends in
New Haven.
A large schooner hits been discharg-
ing a cargo of Southern luinbor at Jos-
cpli I‘lriisli’s yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williamson
leave in a few days for a. visit at. Lin-
coln Park, N. .1.
Frank Weed, of Noroion,
his house pniiited.
doing the work.
is having
George Fowler is
The School Board held a meeting last
Friday night. luit transacted nothing
outside of routine business.
"i‘he Lonnox House has been closed
but will reopen in a few days. under
tho management of a new proprie-
tor.
The house occupied by the late
Willinui ’i‘ostlvan and family. is rented
to a prospective bride and groom in
Darion.
The School lloard will hold a regu-
lar meetingr next Friday evening. in
the office of tho seieetmen. iii Matti
street.
llanford Smith had the misfortune
to fall and sprain his ankle. last l1‘rl-
day night. and now walks with the aid
of crutches.
E. P. Jordan, of Stamford, proprietor
of the Public Market on Railroad ave-
nue, was in town on :1 flying business
trip Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. tiallahcr and son returned to
their borne in Newark. N. .l., Saturday
afternoon, after spending ttvo weeks
the guests of Mrs. Ada Lapham.
.tal-clty.
1iilt' lleliiel corps held the present car‘-
Keephyolgrown‘1llinln 1’ do
more. av 32 00!! 500.19
iRestorc the 510102. k..1..l.‘ii‘3.°.:
Gompiiny hold drsmcial meeting Sat.
ttrduy evening aridWcomphtted the. ar
rnngemcnts for the live niglits‘ fair
which will open tomorrow night. ‘A
large number of articles have been 110‘
tinted and the fair will undoubtedly be
a grand success. Several special at-
iraetions will be introduced tho hitter
part of the week.
Manager John Oherlnnder. of the
Darien Launch Works, expects to sell
his largo twin screw yacht. which he
btiilt this full. Mr. Ohm-lander has
been to Bridgeport and North lleach
in her since he had the engines and
screws working properly, and found
everything in connection with her
equipment frilly tip to his expectations.
A large party of friends gave Mrs.
John Raymond 11 very pleasant birth-
day party Saturday afternoon and ev-
ening at her home in Rowayton avenue.
’i‘lie nuhidden. but welcome-guests ar-
rived about 2 o‘clock. and from then
until it o‘clock in the owning was
one unbroken round of merrlment.
About ti o'clock supper was served. All
report a most delightful time.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Bates.
wife of George ii. ilates, was largely
attended yesterday afternoon. from
the home of her son. Wilbur ll. Bates.
in Maple avenue. ilcv. Louis French.
rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church,
Noroton. officiated. and the remains
tvcre interred in the Bates' burying
ground. The pallbearers were Clar-
ence E. Scofleld. Charles W. Water-
bury. Albert ll. Scol'leld and Stephen
R. lloyt.
’l‘lie ilaiibury Post. G. A. It. is plati-
niug to take the llctliel and the Knowi-
toii Fife and Drum Corps to Washing-
ton. ll. (‘., to head them in the. march
on the occasion of the National G. A
ll encampment iii that city from Octo-
her it to ii. The Bethe] (‘orps has sev-
rnteen members and the local corps fif-
teen, and it is expected the two bands
will make a fine showing in the eapb
The G. A. it. of Danbtiry. and
itit'al iii Dunlutry together. the pro-
ceeds to be tired in going to Washing-
ton llnnfoid Smith. the business man-
Joseph Phillips of this place has so- 1
cured a position in the Yale & "1'lottne 1
shop. Stamford and will enter upon?
his duties the first of October 5
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The iloard of Registiars will be lit:
session Satuiduy. September 27, in thc‘
tottn otiice in Main street. to make
t"oicis instead of on Monda3 ”19221111.
Mrs. A. C. Main expects to
relatives the latter part of the month ‘
in llhorlc island and eastern Conner-E
tieiit. Mr. Main is in llusion, whorl-l
be uns called on account of the ill 1
i
i
visit i
hosts of his mother.
The leaves on the maple trees on.
Millbank avenue. are conspicuous in,
the brilliant nutiiinii tints. trees elite-I
where in the vicinity not ltavlugi
rbanucd their color i
The friends of Miss Anna H. "1111- 1
icy in llurien will be interested tol
learn that she expects to spend Ult‘l
winter with her cousin. Miss Helen;
l’onieroy. in Florida.
Stanley Myers. Newman iiayter.
Misses Ethel Wilmott. Sadie iiiirl .lcn-.
nie’ Weed and Nellie Seliildknecht at-l
tended the rally of the Norwallt E11-
wortli League Union. in the Saitgaluck
Methodist Church. last Friday night.
Cottage prayer meetings under the
personal direction of the Rev. Mr.
Guernsey will be held weekly. bonin-
iiing next Friday evening. The first
meeting will be hold at A. ll. Wil;
inot's. Ox illdrrc.
Among the attractions at the five
nights' fair to be held next week “'01
der the auspices of Volunteer llodk
& Ladder Company. will be a halid-
some doll which will be given to the
young lady of this place who receives
the most votes.
The Darlen friends of Eugene i). Fel-
tom-1 will be interested to learn that
lie tvou several premiums at. the coun-
ty fair in Atlantic County. Mich. (inc
was the first premium for whom. the
others were for apples. lie Bout nine
varieties of the latter to the fair.
Louis Fook. the. celestial who has
washed and ironed shirts and eaten
rice in his little shop in ‘liallrortd ave.
line. has secured the. lease of one side
of the new building being erected by
Charles Adams on Main street. and
will move his belongings into it when
it in completed.
Albert C. Bailey and Charles Kcolcr
drove Mr. Bailey's speedy horse “Rob
Roy" to Stamford and return Saturday
afternoon, in order to get the animal
in trim. The horse kept a good salt
the entire distance. and tho ritn prov~
ed very satisfactory.
ilobcrt it Manross. secretary and
treasurer of the Benedict a. Purdue
on friends in town. Friday. Mr. Man-
ross stated that on noount of the scar-
city of coal there was no canvassing
to do this summer.
Miss Ida Northrop. of Norwalk. who
has been spending the summer at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Hanan-a
smith. but who we t back to Norwalk
a few days ago, he again returned to
Darlen to take care of her sister. who
does not improve as rapidly as could
be wished for. ,
Harry St. John arrived Saturday
11111111. from Hartford. for a few dayii’
stay at his some in Main street. Mr.
tit. John now baa an excellent position
as Manet-tor for the Underwood Type
stutter Company of the Capitol oily.
This it: the am vlrlltha baa made at
lita home for four months. - 1. .
1: ,M.
my.
error of the local roips was in Dan-
l1ur3 l"l1ursdn3 to make arrangements
1oi the local corps.
—- -ll 11 folly to suffer from that hot
illtic plague of the night itching piles.
luuiiis Ointment tillt‘s quickly and
pciinnneutl31 A1 any drug store 50
cents.
WESTPOR T.
The residence of C. K.
being painted
Romper is
Mt1. Mink. of (‘ompo. has accepted
1 a position in Norwalk.
The Mansion House. owned by The
man Courtney. is being painted.
Mrs. W. Sherman Lees is ill at itt‘l‘
home with bronchitis ntid plciir'lsy.
l redoi' 111 ii Kompei talks of establish
int: n loromobiic station here next
year,
Miss (‘lnrn ilencli returned here yes-
terday from an extended visit otit. of
town.
\ fourteen-inch sewer is being laid
to 1cpluro the old one across Wright
street,
Coal has reached 38 a ton in West-
port and there is a prospect of its no-
lng higher
the Staples lllgli Siliool has just been
completed.
t‘, ll, llolgo is having numerous im-
provements made to his State street
residence.
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Selectman l.. l‘. Wakcmnu and Os-
car .‘lmith were visitors in Bridgeport.
yesterday.
Carpenters have begun work upon
John W. Curtis's new house on the
Norwalk road.
Mrs. William .1. (Tressmuu is visit-
inir her daughter. Mrs. ll. (‘.. Nowell.
in Clinton. Mass.
Joseph Hunt and wife will particl-
p'ute tn the (l. A. R. excursion to Wash-
ington 'nmtt month.
Material improvements are being
made on tho North Main street rcsl~
deuce of John been.
Rehearsals have begun with the Suns
untuck Mandolin Club, which plans to
trim a musical next month.
Martin (Those and family have re-
turnod to lieuton where. Mr. Chase. is
now tillgtbfitld in business.
Frank it. Sturges is the proud posit-
essor of the fittest lot of celery to be
seen this side of Stratford.’
There are unclaimed letters at the
Westport Pent Office for Mr. Charles
Eddy 11nd Mrs. Matthias Miller.
Men are at work pointing tip the
piers and repairing the iron work of
the railroad bridge at Snugatuck.
“MW
Dr. John Adams now makes his pro-
fessional visits in an up-to- date runa-
bout. drawn by a pair of high stop
perm.
in disposing of a torus chestnut tree
on the river side of his property. P.
G Sanford has secured an unbroken
.vlew of the water.
A. m at quandar Dumaa'a works
have been presenter] to the Wnutport
blbrary and Reading Room by we
Douglass, of Washington. D. 0. _
shim non: a: Laden
While domain on at Capistrano 15:
The work of repainting portions 0! .1:
.1iia....i wartime-two also... 0111,
born n. dug tip an indtun spear literati.
made it out flint and about five inches 11‘.
long.
1 ””W 1 . .
There llt‘ovcry indication of a larger
escnilop yield this your, and gatliercrs’
of them only wait the arrival of ()ct..
tst. when the law gets off, so they can
not to work.
Representative Lloyd Nash is netlve‘.
with his campaign. He was a visitor
in Strutford yesterday. The senator»
ial bee is buzzing energetically in his.
bonnet,
Aaron Brettine. while slightly im
proved in health. does not make the
progress his friends would wish. lie
is still limited to the immediate stir-1
rotiiidlngs of his home.
Mrs. Chauncey E, ilrinford and her .
sister. Mrs Meeker took it trolley
ride from Lurchniont to 'l‘iir11ytown.‘-
one day last Week. They report that
the trip was a pleasant one.
Mr. (lbapman’s lease of Boar-halite
inn expires this season, and from some
sources it is claimed it will not be re-
iicwcd. Others declare he has arrang-
ed to take the place for a term of
years.
The following new books have been
received at the Westport library: Lily
of the Arno lnfelice. The Strollers.
Lessor Tlonrgeorssc, The Climax. 'i‘hc
Clayboiirucs. Margaret Vincent. Paste.
hoard Crown. Kate Bennett. Flowers
and Ferns in their Haunts. Captain of
the Grey llorse Troop.
The departure of Horace Walrcmnn.
.l11.. for‘Crtllt’oruin is a matter that
calls forth expressions of general 111»
urct. lie is seeking renewed health.
mainly. and will. on his arrival at Les
Angeli-s. be given a responsible posi-
tion in a representative concern there.
lie takes with liiiti the best wishes of
a host of friends.
WESTON
Coley lost 11 horse from lock-
last week.
C‘. E.
jaw,
11‘. i., llecrs has returned from a trip
to Massachusetts,
Mr. Northrop. of Pound Ridge.
visited lrft Andrews.
Mrs. M, l1) Sutton has
lives in Georgetown.
Miss Sadie Statues has
lives in South NorWalk.
Bridgeport and Wilton friends have
visited Mrs. (‘ E (‘olcv
Mrs. ll. S. iiiulbntt. of Carmen. has '
visited Mrs. Nelson t‘rossmiin.
(‘iiaiies Rowland who has been
quite ill for several days is hotter.
Contractor (‘lifford i’utclien is erect-
int: a large burn for 1) Parsons.
Mrs. Gertrude Wood was bitten
through the thumb b3 the pet house-
dog. while the animal was t‘lltlillz, one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews. of
Mt. Vernon, and Miss Carrie Andrews.
of ()uconta. N. i'.. have spent several
days with Mrs. Morris Rorry.
Orlando Allen's horse was badly
l’riulitenod Thursday by a large auto-
mobile passing through town. Tiit‘
animal run about a mile before Mr.
Allen could control him.
At. the Democratic caucus. hold on
Friday evening. tlte following were
elected to the different conventions:
State. 1). 8. Parsons. .l. M. lnckwood'.
congressional, A. W. Barrett. Freder-
ick Banks. senatorial. Luman Mead.
W. (i. i1‘ltcl1.i-l. S. Carver; county. ll. 1..
Waterbury. A. W. ltarrett: probate. G-
A. Stiirgcn. C. E. l..oekwood. Stephen
tiodfroy.
M R. LEE WITHDRAWS.
State Central Committeoman Ropers
May he Nominated for Senator.
After having given the matter due
thought, County Commissioner Henry
Lee. of llrldueport. has come to the1
conclusion that he will not. accept the'
Republican nomination for ~ulster senti-
tor. which has been tendered to him. ’
lie announced this conclusion yostor»
da . , .
The delegates to the convention.
when they were apprised of Mr. Lee's
decision. looked over the field for an-
other oundidatc. and looked withfuvor
upon Colonel Matthew H. Rogers. the
newly elected member of the state cen-
tral committee. Colonel Rogers may be
offered the nomination. but-at this wri-
tlmr it is impossible to say whether he
will accept it.
it is also announced that lion. '1‘ P.
Taylor whbm certain Bridgeport its
publloanu and rte-called independents
would nominate for senator. has do~
clirrod he will have no part in it.
OIL USED OUCOEBBPULLY FOR
FUEL. 1
NEW YORK. September 22w’l‘l’fe
American Liner Remington arrived
this returning from Southampton. The
Remington has been laid up at New
Castle. England for some time over-
hunting and installing a plant for one
of oil as fuel. 0n the way from New
Baatte to Southampton the oil was tut-
bu successfully. but in a... plant was
not quite ready for ill extensive voy-
age the full test wail put off until the
return trip from this port.
FORTUNE FAVOR. A TIM”.
“Having distressing pa’lna in head.
back ‘and gumbo}; 11:1“de gmltgont
appet no.1 organ :1 1
Life Pills ” writes W1? .Wtiltehm. of
Kennedale. Tea. “anti moan We a
new. man." ifnfaillblatn attrition and
turret-1111111114. 201111 9001 m.
. are much things, aevartboleu.
has
visited rela-
visitcd reia- .
be”? data «an. .
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are
ill... $111101:
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Ara aomotimea bard 11354.1. but‘thsre
We
..1,..'11.
,don't want to «am boastful. native.
aromatic! of our stoop L-Wolxworked
hard to set it. We didn't'trtko ‘3vhat'
was thrown to ua. That is one reason
why we have the lradewe do.
Fainting, Paper Hanging. Decoratrf
lnl.
EEGorham
10 Pl?“ Avonuo. EAST NORWAL:
To]. Call III-I.
1 22111401 rs.
irritant RAIL.
001111., September
Frank Brown was madly
shocked and her little child was in:
stantiy killed onitho Third Rail Sitt-
urduy nfiu‘rnoou. near the Curtis street
crossing in this city.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPOIA. 1
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Callie,
Deb, says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great. (its
tress and blushing. i triad everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured mo 110111311000le "
For sale by 11.11. Plat-tad and 1F H
Iluxwr.
'rnerauar COMPANY, THE or:
’ " "“th‘rME‘N‘T "“S‘r‘d’a’ET”6F ‘
FINANCE.
Combining as it does every function
of financial business, the Trust Com-
mentstore of finance.
The 150111. Norwalk
Trust Compass
can care for your
General fianklng Bullpen.
Saving: Depoalla.
Estates and Trusts of every deacrlp
ti’on.
Valuablea stored and Safe Depoalt
Boxes Rented.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flori:
550 bag
A. Stall
COTTAGE AVE. EAST NORWALK.
'E.-. - .. .._., . H...
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS-
business.
Tbe cxpensiveness 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 11 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.. 50. NORWALK.
Locust Bites.
The bite of the locust, kissing bus
and spider are'polson‘ous and produce
very painful and serious results. But.-
uraic a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses with Brlzilian Balm and
bliid over the bite. instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and yeti 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‘tba
only thing in the world we know of
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and marl dog bite, if instantly
applied,
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting in one
second.
F. Jackson and 00.. Indianapolis.
W .
a: :1'1 varrmh 31111 mam .1er
3 0 EPA cl‘il. ”Wiser?!” previli‘at 1
out o upward yf
. Kitchen Floors .
H ll equally tread fut-any wooden lino or
int a rail. ltcaturitrlcmtlhotunr at
to [L '11 inltll u nitrltlllalloth. Apply it your
ninth orb 11th i.
For Illa Iy
c°m$tock
Watkins
8: ow
Hardware.
Tacide. Guns. Amt-
nutrition, Automobile
Oils. Launch Endless
Oils etc. ,
112 wasnmorou crass-r.
trout-H traumas.
Fault- ill-I.
.1
so always keep it on hand.
Drunzists or sent quick. 3.1
‘ Fishtail
ill i that Still
Has started malty a boy on his way
to college. -
Early .liabits mould the future char-
actor.
The boy who early acquires the sav-
ings Habit is laying the foundation of
his future success.
Do not despise the little savings.
We pay the same rate of interest
011 small amounts as on large sums.
THE SOUTH NORWllLK
SJ VINGS BANK.
UNITED BANK BUIUNNO.
SOLID IND SUCCESSFUL
1:111 tinnitus
aouTr-i unwell“. court:
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
thor Profits. $31,000.00
JOIN 1|. mm.1nouem. '
JACOI} ill. 'lAHON.1Ctislller.
" otnE'c‘rons: "
John H. Furrla Ham-y'aymour
John H. Knapp chrlatlan swam
John H. Light 2. H. Mllhowaon
Joaiah R. Marvin Iamual Grumman
J. Wall-”1Marvln.
Recount: solicited.
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NEW YURK. NEW HAVEN 5
HARTFORD RAILROAD. .
TlME TMLE.
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In amt May 18, 1902.
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8100:, 8:02. 0100:. 9:041. 10:03:.
10:04 11:00:,11:02
M.-10:02. 1: 04. 2: 00:, ll: 02.
31301:. 4:.02: 4104.4:80 5:,02 0:001.
0:023, 7100x,8:,00x 0: 30 11: 00:.
tiaturday'n only. Plitafluid Eamon
m
SUNDAYS.
A. M.~12:021. 0:00. 7:80. 10:02.
P. M.--tl:00. 8200:. 11:00.
LEAVE aourru’onwam iron
new HAVEN.
A. Dir—132081. 1110:. 11911:. 111111,
7:411: 11:42. 11:10:. 10:10:. 111111.42
11:311. .
lbw-12: 021:. 1:10. 10:02:. 4:10.
it: 22 11:20. 71051, 9105:, 9:16.
~10101.-11:111.
. Bridgeport in addition to above-«P.
its-2:411. 6: 04, l: 28.
.SUNDAYB.
A. “11-11-1112 08:, 1: 10:. 1: 20:. 'l: 4!
9:1 .11: 161:.
P. M.:-7 15.9105.
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SOUTH NORWALK To DANIURV.
A. M.--0: 23 0116.9
2'. M.-—1:20.1l:25 11, 6: 10,6: 00.7: to.
Saturdays only. 2: 22.
W
DANBUIV ‘ro IOU‘f'l-i NORWALK.
A. “11-45: 00. 7:23 I: 60" 0: 88 11: If.
11. 11.34100: ml
with win to m.baiibary. 0: 90 a.
111.1 2:129“. military. 0: 05
:J:“.'
V‘ mm
pany might well be called the departs
1 Dallas has brought here the body of ‘
' boat was run down 'by the all
. liver troubles that had clue
6:50; 8:15..
‘ which left this port on
LlEUT.—COLONEL can: and.
NEW LONDON 001111.. 1
2'1. J'~—~~i.‘.tetit‘enui1it colonel
Chose. Fourth Artillery-yr U:
mandant of Fort Tt'tllnbti
S1attu day. l‘ lietttonunt- Cob
was twice. brevstteddunills . 0.0
war for gallant and meritorioul
.vices. lie attained the vault of Lilith
toiiunt- Colonel on September 11. attain
trouble was the cause of his deaf
lie is survived by a widow. He h
years
NOT- DOOMED FOR Lififi
"i was treated for three ye
good doctors '1 writes W. .0160
Connollsvilie, ,"for Pile All 7
tula. '.btlt when all failed ’30 thus
A1 niea Salve cured me in twnv‘fiflfihl '
Cures Burns, Bruises. Cuts. (total
Sores Eruptions. Salt: Rhett ,Pfi' ‘
no pay. 250 at F. I11. Bil 011.5
store. .
FISHERMAN s BODY Faun"
NFW LONDON Coma. pantomiwr ‘
22—~,Uniten States Revenue 011111111
ildwurd Muiphy. a fisherman loot off:.
New London harbor a week ago. Mill'-
pliy was a party of the three,
Mohegan. of the Central V0 '11
l. his. The. body was picked unfit)? the
revenue cutter near Fisher's 'liilttiid.
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FQII Llfflr
With family around explactlii‘rrihlm
to die and a son riding for, life, 18‘
miles to get Dr. King's New lat-ovary
for Consumption Coughs ’sn‘ Golda.
W. H. Brown of Leesvllle, Ind. endur-
ed death's agoniea from nothing; but
this wonderful medicine more the
relief and soon cured him. - ”How
"i now sleep soundly Wary-1 41W ”
Like marvelous cure: of cohabnmitdn.
Pneumonia Bronchitis iootlchlllmltla
and Grip prove its mafschiotthimlrit {lair
all Throat and Lung troubles. iGtilir- '
anieed bottles. 50c and 311.00.11’1‘1‘131
bottles free at F H. Baxter’s M8
store.
BRICK STOREHOUSB BURNER»
STAFFORD SPRlNGS.‘Coun.. Sept-
ember Biz-«A brick storehouseuowne’tl
by the Stafford Worsted Companyhas
been destroyed by flre.’ :Tbe contents
of the building. a large quantity: of
wool. was burned and rendered tide-
less. The origin of the previemoknown
but it is supposed to have,«bdon~.inbon-
diary. The loss on the baildinx will
be about $2 000 and the wool 'which
was destioyed was valued at 310 two
The loss was partly covered by in-
SiliHflliCD
aavao a 501m Lisa. 1 .
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, at Ma.
ford, Deb. says: "Brullliau'fltin 0W-
ed my boy’ a life. He baaaa ill-filth
the one we lost vdth (troop. Woman
him a few doses. He quickly 11mm
to aleep and was all right in liq.
nln. " For sale by 111. H Dialling?
H. axter, and The Uniform?
macy. . . 1
OPPOSITION '1ro comm fiat.
NEW YORK. September 221—bit“:
sincetlie days of the Irish Home Rule
Bill has there been any government
measure in this country that embed
such widespread exoitement ameliorate
opposition as the educational measure
which premier Balfour expectspdblea
the Tribune’s London correspondent.
to place upon the statute book effluent
Britain this year.1 The bill proposes
to abolish direct popular control of
schools for which people are {rated
and taxed. Women are taking 1a
prominent part in the demonstrations
against the scheme with the cry "no
rate without control."
A PARSDN'S NOBLE A”.
“i want all the world to know,"
writes Rev C J. Budlong, of Amway.
R. l. “what a thoroughly sand and 111.41.
liable medicine i found in Electric all.
ters They cured mo of Saundlgtfim
11mm
or, a sea-
s1uifeilng for many years.
‘ nine. all around care they .0200! y~
LEAVE SUUTH NORWALK FOR. m
thing 1 ever saw. " Electric Ilittara‘ are
the surprise of all for their wonderful
work in Liver Kidney and blown
troubles Don' lfall to try. them. Only
50 cts Satisfaction ia guaranteed by
F H. Baxter.
no nor LIKE barrtaasrrta
anmo
, 1
NEW YORK. September . 22—:le
Corroln no Martha. a navapnpor. corn-
plalns of the, United States battleship
iowriit visits to Brazilian Waters. 00*
bias the. Rio .iimicro. Brazil cot—1169:1011-
dcnt of the Herald. it says the with
ship is making surveys of the file lane
0er Tiny. especially observing the '0th
logical points and taking photograph
of the fonts. The newapaper itiilra the
government to stop the Town's "pry-
ing.‘
An itallan deputy. Signor 13111th
has arrived here and will chiller Will!
the minister hero of foreign mm in
regard to the migration of his court-
trymen to Brazil.
Wmm» . 1'
A BAD DlBAPPOlNTMINT.
ineffective liver medicine ll I ttlll-
appointment, but you don’t“;
purge. strain and break the
the stomach and bowels.
Little Karly lliaorb never (implicit?
They cleanse the “stem of all [loop
and putrid matter and do it In My
that one enjoys the peanut. .
They are a topic to the “var 1‘0
billouanean torpld liver and l1
fever. Clifford Pharmacy.
some: REACHEB 8AM FMNu
craco.
BAN FRANt‘tiSCO ssptmgpm
The transport Solace. Guptaltidhln‘a’fr:
My 0 "
with soldiers for the Atrial <1 aquadrdtll
and to make it trip to Manila. Guard
and Honolulu to collect naval pinata g
and marines whose terms of amid! ‘
had expired, has arrived here with u
long list of pallenxurtt and naval oftl‘
cars. She also brought 200 blue lac
eta. thirty prisoners. fortyonc ale
and 148 marines. Among the; prime
were the marines 1who 00110 but!
courtmartialed for tnsubordina a fill
the island of Guam. ‘ '
W 1
«@070? THAT com
pr 11 in: mat: 11: Paula til
alitan Ba in la lire-hill up 7
aver triad. atmoat wt
to 90. 000 and “.00 bottles.
lord. Baaur’a or emu.
Norwalk Chronicler