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Prescription Druggtst,
205 East Washington street.
South NorWalkACo'nn.
1131 11111111111
10. E. Gorham went to New York to—
day. on a business trip.
The East Avenue Methodist Church
is planning diligently for their rally
next Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blilaoher have
been spending a few days III Torrlng-
ion. with friends.
The hall committee of the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company, hold a
meeting. this evening.
Mrs. Arthur Ainsworth. of Osborn
avenue. has gone to New York city, to
spend a few days with Mrs. Sclks.
(icorge Van/\lstyue. proprietor of the
Crescent Laundry, says that he expects
to occupy his new building Saturday.
The cottage prayer meeting held last
evening. in the home of Mrs. Johnson,
Prospect street. was a very profitable
one.
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'l‘lIe Lndles' Aid Society will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow. in the.
ladies‘ parlor of the East Avenue
Church.
Mrs. Joseph Gorham and Mrs. .i. ll.
Wheeler. of lieyscr l’lacc. are spending
the day with Mrs. Jerome lodfrcy,
Cannon Station.
Mrs, lloru has moved from the build-
ing occupied by her in Washington
street bridge. She yvcut yesterday i11-
to a house in Pine strwt, South Nor—
walk.
Edward S. Merritt and Lester Rob-
erts. of this place, rode to Bridgeport.
Saturday afternoon on llobcri's &.
Week's tandem and spent the night.
returning home. Sunday afternoon.
Olin Youngs. who has been employ-
ed for a considerable time. as book—
keeper in the Colonial Foundry. has
severed his connection with that firm.
and accepted a similar one with Leslie
Gamble.
Tile committees of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company on the concert
and ball to be. held October 241h will
meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the.
truck house. in You Znndt street and
further their arrangements for the at-
fair.
Captain Rowland reports tin-.oystci
business as rushing. "We are doing all
We can and all everybddy can.“ it
was only necessary to step into the
opening building to see what this
meant. Ivory available place was 01'-
cupied by an operator.
Samuel Holmes. employed in the fac-
tory of the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company. was working at an eIncry
Wheel this morning. when a particle
flew from the wheel into his eye. ilr.
Baker removed the piece, which has
caused a very painful injury.
Yesterday afternoon (‘aptnin li‘rctl
Anderson. who has bccn ill at his home
in'F‘lt‘a't avenue. was removed in a prl-
vute carriage to the Norwalk hospital.
Captain Anderson has typhoid fever.
and was accompanied by Dr. iicau and
Charleallichruinnn. The case is a sliuht
one ut present, and it is hoped that
the upper hand of the disease will be
gotten.
Mrs. C, (l. Merrill, of Souvlcw live-
1100. and Miss lda Jennings of Wash-
Innton sir.ch spent yesterday In New
Yerk city and started home on the
twin Which leaves the Grand Central
station shortly after 8 in the. evening.
Al. Mount Vcr non. the train ‘wan delay.
ed thr'de hours by the accident and
the ladies did not arilyc. homo uIIliI
utter midnight.
The F'lrc District 1:..oiiimltiee Messrs.
(Indigo E Robertson ti'huilcs ll. (icbh
apron and Leo Davis, haw called a
special meeting of the district. for lyri—
1111 evening. the 20th lost. The ment-
In Win he held in the li‘ltoh school.
and hijcnllod for it o’clock. and will
consider the question of purchasing a
lot and building 11 fire house in thc
dliitrlut. and the advisability 11f laying
a tax or the borrowing of money to
pay for name.
Min Nelliol.'i-l111nmodic11 of itowun
111111111. livbo for several years lllltl been
the utilcleut organist of the East Ave-
nno Methodist Church has resumed
bur ponitlon to take effect October lot.
in view of her approaching marriagn
t9 Dr. Russell 11. Morgan. The music
of the 00111111011111 of the. church. .i. C
iiiiwkins iinrry Iloyt and Fred. ll.
11112111 held a meeting this sleek‘ till:l
voted to on use "It: a 9 door
to hiccup Minn ,fl‘b ‘lpK adieu.“
Kepler in aim 114111111 musician. had like
high standard of the instrumental 11111
11:11: at. thin church will be maintain-
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GOAL SHIPMENT. lNOHIAGINu.’
OTIARIMQ’MN.W.V11.September
Mammalian? 1‘11 inf mi 11111 fl?” the
have 111111 ' an the initial:
In the New river auction are said to
I111 making daily “the. Forty‘aavon
hundred and ilfty tons of coal were
loaded yesterday.
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A QADledAPPOINTMIENT.
ineffective liver modified in 11 dia-
appointment but you don't want to
harsh, with 111111 break the gland: of
the ntomnnh Ind bowels. newne-
Littlo Early litter» never dionppnint.
rhyme-1101111191 Milli! lpni
putrid rumors
, and 1111 the
m of mister In the “technician
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Mr. and MIS. Devlin were guests of
Harry Dolund. of this place. over Sum
day.
The fall and winter work on the oys-
ter steamer “Kate 0. Stevens" has
started. and the crew now comprises
ten men.
'a. Thomas McCormuck. of this place,
helper at l'toton Point. has been so-
cured to remain at the Point all will-
ter to look after the buildings.
Thomas 0. Reading, night operator
‘ In the railroad signal tower here. has
been enjoying his annual
which he is spending in
Shires,
vacation.
tho Berk-
Wilbnr Lockwood and Captain Rob—
ert Utz left this morning in the. sloop
"Hurry." for a two weeks trip to Green
port, 1., 1.. where they will engage in
the oyster business.
Miss Luella Edwards. who has been
spending 11 delightful six weeks' visit
at the. home of her grandfather, Henry
(.‘ntbill, of North avenue, has returned
to her home in 'l‘homastou.
DARREN AND ”0R0 TON.
.lolm Street. of this place. spent Silli-
day with relatives in Dauhury.
.ioacph Phillips is proudly diaplny-
ing a new racing bicycle to his friends,
Mr. and Mrs, 15. Mead, of Norwalk.
spent Sunday the guests of Louis 11‘.
Stoorzu, of Center avenue.
Sylvester llowcu has returned from
a. week's visit with friends in New
York and lirooklyn.
Mrs. Hanford Smith continues quite
ill at her home in Ilniley avenue, with
a complication of troubles.
William Walsh, of Stamford. has
taken a position as llhptionlst. for_ .i.
li‘. llaggcrty. proprietor of the Tonkcr
llonse.
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llarold Morchonsc. of Prospect l
street, resumed his studies today. at»
tcr spending the summer at his home
in this place.
Miss Rose Singer. of Port Chester.
spent Saturday 11nd Sunday the guest
of Louis l<‘ Stoorza, at his home in
Center street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rambo. who have been i
summering on Main street. left yes-
terday for Buffalo, N. Y.. where Minis
‘llambo will teach in a school.
Louis Taylor. of llallcy memo was '1
ill yesterday and unable to attend to
his work. He 1ctoyctc1i sufficiently to i
enable him to Ieturn to yy 111k this mor ,'
ning, i
The King's Daughters of the Congre l
national Church will meet this evening
at. the home of Mrs A'lflcd Mort-house i
in l’roapoct ayenue. All members are 1
urged to be present t
The earload of manure which hast
been lying on the siding on Railroad i
aycnne the past neck was remoycdl
yesterday afternoon and the residents‘
of the. rrl1lnlty are heartily thankful.
Manager iohn Oberlander took a:
partv of f1 tends to Oyster iiay Sunday
in his launch Annie. it). This big craft‘
is forty 11111 ft of in length and one ad-i
mired by quite a number of ya1 his
men'on the other side of the Sound
Mlllt'lls llltc owner of the Millnl'ld
mill in West N01 hall. has installed a;
new boiler twenty eight feet long in
his plant The big alTair was madci
by the Pacific Works of Bridgeport.
and was hauled last It‘lltldy by 111.1.
liatos.
The improvements on George ll. Til-
ly's private lake being made by Ray-
mond liros. of South Norwalk, are pro-
itrosslng nicely. Kt'iiilll‘fl have already
been made along the brook and now
the wall surrounding the pen in re-
eeiving attention.
S. I‘, llowcn, of this place, will go to
New York about the first of October
in take 11 position in the box oilleo at
Miner‘s theatre, in Eighth avenue. Mr.
llowcu in just recovering from 11 aovorc
illncas, but hopes to ho ableI to take.
the position when his services are re
quirnd,
The building which Chariot; Adams
is having erected in Main street near
the railroad bridge will be. completed
in about 11 week. Already a handsome
coat of white paint. has been added.
The building will be leased for two
stores, but who will oucupy them in
not yet known.
Manager John ()llcrlonder. of the
Dorian Launch Works. ban the {radius
of two launches on the model of a tor
111qu out and work on the crafts is
being pushed forward rapidly. The
boats will be double finders. their
pctoWu renting way under water The.
order lu from the Harlem River Yacht
(llub and tho boata will probably be
delivered in about 11 month.
Mr, Mitchell. who conducts a repair
nilop in Stamford accompanied by a
young friend, stopped in town raider
dpy ntteijpmm while on route in Siam
ford on a tandem. lie and his friend
yvnrc. returning from South Norwulk.
when 11 bin 11qu come along and auto
and tandem rdeoil the entire distance
to Dorian When the duct arrived on
the tandem in front or it, A Manon
aid 11 ding store the. two gentlemen in
their but racing machine were .iunt
coming over the hill:
A large force of men is employed
on the Anao‘n Phelps Stokes place at
Coilandoru Point. It will be over a
year before the buildings how in
(room of construction are complei ml,
01011911011 will prohnhl
not. been at the place until the sum
titer of i 04.101“. Stoker I“ has 1111
extensive fat-m in 01111111. A kid fro
his very elaborate place at 1.1111111 M
Stones 11qu the largest and but
Will bed union on the 31.111111: chitin
Your 1" grandmother’s do 01" ordered
Ayer’ s Sarsapariila
Shcrrl'll tied for second prize.
sn'nme L. C Smith. IM 1202;
Knapp, ilfi.‘ 21-111; 1”. F.
30-00; W. N. 011111111.
Pitt, 95 10-85; M,
Dr.
The
.l. H.
Robbins. 104.
108, 28-110; A. S
it PM ll0.ltl-ill;
Genet Smith 10210-92; W it).
Wheeler, 85, .180 H. 1". Wheeler, 80,
3:82; W. L ilaldwin, 07. 10-87; Dr.
George Sheir,lll iii 14-80: H. l. Wood-
bury 112 ”000110 Woodbnry, 120
20 ill.
The five nights fair of Volunteer
Hook and Ladder Company. which. it
is expected. will be the most. success
lid in the hlstoI y of the company will
open this evening at it o'clock in the
Town Hall. Dancing will be enjoyed
from 8 to 11 to music furnished by
Sit-(1's orchestra. of South Norwalk.
This company of musicians will fur-
nish music the first four nights of the
fair The various booths will be in
change of the. members. and on Satur-
day night there will be a contest for
handsome doll which will be award-
1:11 to the young lady -of this place re-
eeiyiug the largest number of votes.
Flietuon from Norwalk, South Nor.
walk East Norwalk Stamford. Plant
l’mt Chester and New Canaan will be
present. one or more evenings during
the fair. The proceeds will be. used
toumil the erection of a new truck
house which the company is very do
alrous of building.
Now that election time is drawing
near the various candidates for town
otilc on are beginning to pull themselves
together and ale looking at their
chanc cs for re clec tion. The Sentinel‘ :1
Dan ten coricspondent has it fiom pret-
ty good authority that the situation is
something like this: The selectmen.
Charles w. Raymond. Charles (I. Wat-
erbury and Henry Waring are almost.
sure to be rc-clcctcd. Justice of the
Piano William ll Willmott .lr. will
probably go in for another term bill.
it is doubtful if William Scblldknocht
will be again elect.ed Mr.Schil1l-
kuocht now resides in Stamfoid Da
yld Nelson Mather will probnblv 10-
(ciyc popillitt‘ support again as con-
siablc and the 801111] of Assessms
(‘lurencc it). Seofiold, William Hindley
and George flutes,a1'c likely to be the
choice of our townspeople again. ul-
thouigh there is some doubt as to their
to Medina The same 1.un be said of
the llaatd of Relief. Charles 8. Pitch
and Newton (hofut Nathan l'lauchy
ulll very likely be gland luror for no-
other term
wzsrpon T.
Mrs. l. L. Stringlinm is entertaining
: friends from out of town.
P (i Sanford and wife are enjoying
outing at Block Island.
A no“ sewer is being substituted
ifor the. one. aciosn Wright street.
Fiunk Taylor retnI 1ch yesterday
1111111 his trip to the White Mountains.
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Mis Carrie llogets left today for
a visit with her sister in New Lou
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Miss lielen i-lIIrlbutt. in taking i
loin-cc of advanced studies at the
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, lloston Conservatory of Monte.
'l‘lIc foilouing cars have been dis-
motioned on the beach line: 7:50,
h‘: :,10 and 31:10 a 111., 9: 00, 10:30 10:10
and 11:50 p m '
Yesterday morning there was a
children's service. in the Methodist
(Ihurch. Rev. L. W. Holmes used as
11 text for that occasion: "Story of
an Old Man. "
cht Saturday the. sclccimun 11nd
town clerk will be in session from it
a. 111. until 7 p. 111.. for the purpose of
administering the electors’ oath to
ihoae who qualify as voters.
Following are the new books recent-
.\' added to the Public Library: Lily
of the Arno lnfoiiee. The. Strollers.
Leaner llourgoonruuo. Thu Climax, Tho
(Iluybournou. Margaret Vincent. A
l'nutcboard Crown. Kate. Bennett,
Flowers and ii'e'rnu in Their Haunts
(‘uptain of the Grey liorao Troop.
Following are the. delegates selected
at the recent Democratic caucus. for
the soy vmnl convention»: Senatorialm.
19.8 Wheels-1. Owen nice; Congress
tonal—wit. W Pout. H. 11.130911: state
-—~~()wcn Forum I). P. McKonnn: coun-
tmeoaoph Hunt, 8. 8.. Wheeler. The
new town committee c11mprlao::H.B.
ileum R. W. Pout. John Stuart. .l. P
McCoI-mi1k.liuniel li‘orger. (Simrlon
Mills. El. It Wheeler Thomas Quinlan
ll. ll. Coley and 5111111an Holioriyu.
common
'1‘. I0 Gregory la nick.
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Mrs. Henry Darling I11 visiting In
New York.
Junie-11 (Jumpboll loot a horse of colic,
Inst twocka .
Clarence lioutou spent Sunday with
iuliue l'rulnyl, in South Norwalit.
Mira. Carrie Writ. of Staten island.
N. Y, has been a recent guest of Mrs.
ii. M. Pillow.
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Mrs. lv‘. Batting and 111m apont saw
any with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
notes. in Weapon.-
Mlu 11111115 Littinger. of (ihoutnut
Hill. viullad than Iii-1111111111 01-91mm on
Friday and fiatiirdnr. . .1,
Mr. and Mmlfl .1. mid have re-
turned from 11 visit with relatively to
Port Jeleruou. Loud liilpnd.
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: lira. 1115:1111 511m. who 1qu been
visiting relatively bore the 111111 week,
returned to her home in Wanton. Fri.»
the some old Sarsapariir may m. .
for your fhihehl it’s
r‘ 1111 1”
96151.11 caring for huh? lilo son. Silas
Sherwood. of Bridgeport, spout Sum. )'
day with Mill.
Mrs. Frank Morebousc and son. Mrs.
Hurry Alblci. of Bridgeporh and M111.
E 11111111, Aiken. of Wentpott spent Wed-
nesday with- friends hero
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GEOR at T0 WN.
Mrs. A. Iii, O'Neill spent. Sunday in
New York city.
The Methodist Episcopal Church is
being resblngled.
Michael Martin has sold his place on
i’eaeable street.
Mr. 17. O. Mobre and family have re—
turned to New York.
Dr. H. P, Mansfield. of lildgeilcld,
was in town last Friday.
Charles Samuelson has opened 11 bar-
ber shop at the old stand.
Mr. S. S. Jennings is entertaining
his mother, from Norwulk.
Miss Fannie. Perry. of New Haven.
was home over Sunday.
George llurr Mills has been on the
sick list for the past few days.
Mrs. Michael Connery is visiting
Mrs. A. H. llerdman, in New York city.
The addition to the Gilbert 6': Ben-
nett Manufacturing Company's office is
completed.
A11 oyster supper was held at the
new Congregational Church, last li‘ri-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles Stanley arriv-
ed home from their wedding trip. lust
Saturday night.
'lhe. Ladies Aid Society will meet at
Mrs. .i. W. .lcnnings‘ residence, next
Thursday afternoon.
Miss (‘urrle Button. of Ridgcfleld.
has been the guest of Mrs. W. A. Wil-
linms. the past week.
licylyul serv'kcs will be conducct d In . '
the Methodist Episcopal Church dnr
ing the week which began September
21. The Rev. ll. S. l'urdington. ii. it.
New York East t‘oufcrcnce evangelist,
will anoint the pastor. Rev. ll. J.
llcuch.
MOTORMEN MAY DECLARE THE
STRIKE OFF.
SAltA’l‘OGA N Y Septembci I'l—
'i‘l1cro was an intimation today that
before the close of the week the 1110-
iormcn may oillclnlly declare off their
strike against the Hudson Valley rall-
yvuy. which has been in force ii'liree.
weeks.
Weight is attached to the rumor by
the fuel that last night and this morn
ing, quite a large number of the stri-
king motormen personally and by lot-
ter rcoueutcd to be rc-lnstatcd. (lunrdv
ed by soldiers, cars are being moved
today on three divisions of the com:
pauy‘s line and the company expects
I11 run them on schedule time before
sunset.
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TAKE CARE OF THE STOMAOH.
The man or woman whose digestion
in perfect and whose stomach perform:
its every function in never sick. K01
dol cleanses. purities and sweeten the
stomach and cures positively and per
mauetly nil stomach troubles, indigen-
tlon and dyspepsia. it is the wonder
in] reconstructive tonic. that is mak
ing so many sick people well and weak
people strong by conveying to limit
bodies all of the nourishment in the
food they eat. ltcv. J. ll. llolladay, of
liolladay. Mina, writes: lfodol has our
ed 1110. I consider it the boat remedy
l ovcr used for dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. l was given up by physic-
ians. Kodol saved my life. Take it
after menlu. Clifford Pharmacy. ”
WONDEHING WHAT MORGAN
WILL DO.
Ormol Iii Morgan. of Haltcrlown in
the town of Newton wail arrested Sixt-
urduy for selling liquor Without a
centre The warrant was sworn out by
Prosecuting Llnior Agent
Show. of Newton. The case in retnrun
bio before a justice of peace this week.
A number of mnidontu ure woudorinit
what the outcome will be. Morgan hi
known my a vludluntiva man.
woud rodent any interference with his
buaiucau. which the warrant oil
was pursued in violation of. the iii
A now a WILD 1111311 rou 1.1111.
With family around expecting MP
to die. and a non riding for it 9 ti
miles to get Dr. Kingf- Now Discovery
for Consumption Cough 4111111 001111.
W. H. Brown oily: vile 1:11.. qndur
on «truth 11 a bias rom ash
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'rolief and 11111111 cured him. its write
"1 new rump NOIII’ldIYiEVM” night."
Like rvoloun euros diConii emotion.
lpnuiidni'gnin Brunch id 11 .0001 ‘1 f‘ ‘ , tk'
11nd drip prove its melatonin limit {of a 918.
all Throat and Lung troubled.
unload bottles. 6011 and 01 00 Trill
bottles free at i“. if. Harlot-'1 1113!
adore.
ant 11111; Iii DIHMANOH
mammalian Al
w—F‘ire started early today in 11 build
Ling occupied by Louie Salli! clothloi‘.
"the utructnro was soon a it!!! of tin-
niea’, underlining the all 1i block of
building Adjoining. it iii believed that
the tom; would reach 1110 11111.1
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Samuel .,
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radii
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Beauty
Designs
In
Ara onmetluioa hard to get. but there
are Inch thin“. novertholou. We
don't want to mom boastful. but we
are proud of our atock. We worked
hard to set it. We didn't take what
was thrown to Ill. That In one reason
why we have the trade we 00.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decorat-
lug.
10 First Avlnul. soar uouwuu
v.1. (ind m»:
if
1
. Special Sale
Volunteer Flour
55c bag
A. Stall
corrAeE Ava. :Asr NORWALK.
Phone i115.
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business
The expensivenosa of equipping
11 plant may be preventing l’our
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 WA TE}? ST“ 50. NORWALK.
Locust Bites.
The bite of the locust, kissing bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat.-
urnte a piece of cloth. fouled Several
thicknesses, with lirlzlllou Balm and
bind over the bite. instant relief.
Remove in half an hour and you will
find a. drop. 11.11 green 1111 grants. This
in the poison which has been all drawn
out and the tioublo in 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 blatantly
applied so always keep it on hand.
lililn hoe. wnup or her not stiuz in one
second. 11111111111111 or sent quick. B.
. Jackson 1339,, .. lndianupollp.
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Kittilen Floors.
gig. :ffifi‘mi'f" "fl l1.“ unwary doc or
In out 0“!”
Mini; th. Applri your-
oth' or idol 1. ,
,, , Ivor 11,111 I» ..
.fi 1 11.“; “'1 11:” 11’ 3,
.. mi 100900191011 for . .
hardware; Fishing
muhilion..hntomobile
Oils. Launch Engines
ARRESTED F336 SERIOUS OF?»
NEW IIAVIIIN. September 23~Mdilt
Sttlmiwlii .11., twenty years old. who start:
he is from ldavllle but, and that his
father is a 11101.11 In 11 court and a
state senator in that state. was in the
city court yesterday charged with en
ticlug nwav a minor child from the
custody of her lawful guardian. 1111
narcomcnt of counsel the case was
continued until Saturday. under bonds
of $500. Salmon has been here with
three companions, taklniz and selling
lhotogrnpha about the city. and on
atnrday was arrested on a charge of
noticing a child six yours old to his
room.
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Every man, woman and child in the
Town of Norwalk should have a 111%-
posit in The South Norwuik Savings
Bank.
You will never be worth any money
until you save some.
No cost to start an account.
You are welcome with any amount,
and we pay you 4 per cent. interest,
compounded semi annually.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SA VINGS RINK.
UNITED IANK BUILDING.
THE TRUST coup/111v. THE 11E-
PARTMENT STORE OF
FINANCE.
Combining us it does every function
of financial business. the Trust Com
pany might well be called the depart-
ment store of finance.
The South Norwa‘lk
.Trusi Companii
can cure for your
General Banking Business.
Saving: Deposits.
Eunice and Trusts of every ducrlp
tion.
Valuable: stored and Safe 'Depollt
BOX,“ 3”"ch , a
son): [1111: snows-true
CITY NATIONAL BANK
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. 3100.000. 00
Surplus. 3100.000. 00
Other Prams. $134,000.00
101111 11. reams. mount.
JACOB 11. 1111011. 01111111.
DIRECTORS‘
John H. Ferric Henry deymour.
John H. Knapp canto-'11 dwarf:
John H. Light E. H. Mnlhomon
Jooiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Walloon Marvin. , .-
Accounts Sollolfod.
New Yde. mi silica 11
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
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in effect May 18, 1902.
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LEAVE BOUTH NORWALK
NEW YORK.
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A. M. —12: 40!, 41402.9:991, 0:16.
9:66, 7: 13, 7: 52. 8: 10:. 9: 03:, 9: 89.
9. 60. 1022311. 10:40, 11:3511.
P. M.:-—12 55:, 1:17. 2126:. 8:09.
8:8211. 4:07. 4:60;, 6:10. 6:65x.
0:38, 8:552. 7:97:. 7:552, 8:00, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
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DANHURY T0 “WT“ NORWALK.
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AP QULIAH DA, 3'
fidwgvonx seine “£11.31;
oul at damage limit ha “(26 . . ,
against a street railwiy' ' ..
this city by Simon Kit z"‘L ‘ hole
to recover the sum of 310.
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of a out Which compelled hi the.”
of his beard. Kurt: iii 11. 91111111111111-
singer in a synagogue. Since labia: hilt
board he declares he can no longer folv .,
low his profession under the rules or.
the church _1 ’
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BEWARE OF THE KNIFE.
No profession lids advanoed m a
rapidly of late than surgery. bill: It,
should not be used 93mph whey?! ,
lately nocesgnry. in cases of hi
example it is seldom 111101101!w
Witt'a Witch Hazel Salve cures In
ly and permanently. Uheq it
cuts. bums bruises, Wohptl tim: yd,
oases. Accept no minimums? ’ W
no troubled with bleeding piles that i
lost much blood and strength. " saye ".
0. Phillips, Paris, Iii. "Donltt'n W“-
'Hauei salve cured me in a 111:
time " Sohthoa and heals.
Pharmacy.
PIANO MAKERS ON A “818
NEW YORK. Septenibbl'
C"fly i'
,u
b.1110.
'strlko ofs seven hundred piano and or-
gan makers employed in. several (new
tories has gone into Effect 00 bhfol‘ce
demands for a ten per cent. increase qt .
wages and the nine hour Work (lily. .
Two thousand men gained their 00. ‘
mands without a strike.
“I HAVE NOT KEPT SILENT ‘
all this time. but have constantly
praised and recommended 111111...“qu
vent to the afflicted. I113. have “311%
the greatest benefit from it. “ 0.135. “
N. Gordon 78 Broadway. R9 219.35%??-
N Y. The lady refers to thefiefir’ me
leine discovered by Dr. Di'l‘flcl Kim
nedy Kennedy Row, «in setup} N "Y.
Try it for diseases of the 0! alive or-
guns and all prevailing com ninth A.“
druggists :1..00 ,
BRAZIL PRIMAGE INORIA'GED.
HAMBURG September 23~The
Boemanhelle today announces that
shippers of merchandise "”0: Central
Brazil have. been notified by thé 111111111-
ship companies that 1119‘ priindg'e on
goods charged in accordance with
their Weight has been increased from
71/2 to 10 per cent. _
The increase goes into effect im-
mediately.
Primage is an allowance paid. in ad
dltion to the freight charged to was
set owners for care in unioddllls 01'
loading goods at port.
nor oobuao 1:011 1,1".
"l was treated for three, q! "0!
good doctors," writes W.A. M11-
conneusv‘ule. 0.."101' Paid9 .1111 ‘30;-
thin. but. when all 14111111 300918111!
Arulcn Salve cured 11111 1110001
Cures Burns. Brut-es. cum, kin.
Sores Eruptions, Salt 11119111113111.1111-
no pay. 25c at 88.131110“! drill:
store.
READING RAILROAD HA8 COAL.
PHILADELPHIA. Penn, September ‘
23-Vicc-Presldent Voorheos. of the
Philadelphia & Reading Railway. oint-
cd in an interview that the company
has 20. 000 tons of coal stored lit 89ml-
ing. lie declined to say what thé re-
ceipts of coal are at piesont hr the
number of loaded cars that: in! ht
haye. been brought down the road th-
in the paht few days One of the lar-
gest local retail dealers is uegofl‘ltlng
for 20 000 ions from Waie‘a.
out“.—
BAVED A BOY’O LIFE.
Mrs Captain H. Hubbard.B 0! 1%“
ford Del. says: "Bruillan Ilia!”-
ed my boy' a life. He henna: {Wt lie
the due. we lost with "01111.0
him a few doses. He quickly ii
to sleep and was I-ll mm in the mor-
hing." For sale by 8. H. 111111111111. 9'.
g. Baxter. and The Clifford Phi:
hey.
MAJOR POWELL VERY lug."
ELI SWORTH M8" Septemhoiy'ldw—
MaJor .i. W. Powell. director of. the
Bureau of Ethnology of the monon-
Ian institution who is critically ill
at his summer home at. Haven, In. low
and his death is expected 11001132.
He suffered a shock Inst: Wednes-
day and since has been lying unison.
ucioua lie is surrounded by his fam-
ily who 11qu been at Haven for the
summer.
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APARBON’B NOBLE ACT. ‘
"i want all the wol'ld to may."
writes Rev, C. J. Buttons, 02 maAlh‘iiy.
n.1, “what a throw origami!
numb medicine 1 load 11mm ”mt.
torn. They cured mo of Jaundt '
liver troubles that but! out” 19
suffering for many yam;
nine. all around cure the! excel“ our
Kim“ 1 evIer saw. "ll- :Diocthri Rittdi‘p m
e surprpe of a ort or
work in Liver Kidney has?"
troubles. Don’t fall to try them
00 etc. Satisfaction is guaranteed by
F. H. Baxter. 9P
connecricov 110v evocation,
hummus. September 111-1101111111
117 candidates examined by tho 0M1
noivloc communion. to the
dcmy. out 23 passed mengmflfiy f
thought t at 11 number fifths ‘08:! 1»
dates who were only IlighthdtiWii
will be admitted by the vitamin: d:
on Monday Among than it
fully paused are W. Dru '9‘.
sottni ll. Noyes. Vermont; Kent
ortn. Connectlc t. and 0. 8.92
ofN New. Hump o. ,
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i could hear ”ng
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. omitted 70 e itioNAPnD.
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