1. B. 0111111111
Prescription Diuggist.
205 East Washington street,
South Norwalk Conn.
1111 11111111111
Mr. Max Levi is in New York city
today.
Miss Hattie Sherwood is III at her
home In Pleasant avenue.
George K121111111, of Washington street
bridge, is in New York today.
A. Stull. the East Norwalk grocer. is
in Hartford today. visiting friends.
The last coat of paint is being put on
to the residence of Gilbert Bogart, in
East avenue.
A coat of paint is being put upon the
new laundry building. John W. Boat-
ty is doing the work.
The class meeting held in the East
Avenue M. 1‘]. Church was one of the
most successful in its history. There
were about thirty present.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Wheeler, of
Fort street. drove to Weston today
and will spend a few days rustica-
ting at the home of relatives.
Joseph Lockwood and Joseph Kline-
felter are employed in the oyster open-
ing department of the Radcl plant. un—
der charge of Captain Rowland.
'l‘hc Mayflowcrs have placed a large
sign upon the south side of Hafncr’s
Benedict Farms store. The. Sign is of
muslin. and advertising their ball.
(‘harlcs (iole is expecting to move
from his (101111 Street home to West-
port avenue. within about two weeks.
Mr. (Tolcs has traded houses with Mr.
(‘omstock of Norwalk
E dwaid Mania and Robert (‘l a1k arc
enjoying a short furlough. lloth thcsc
young men are members of the One
Hundred and Fourteenth Artillery. sta—
tioned at Willcts Point.
.l. S. Randall is in Bridgeport. today.
attending to his duty as delegate to the
congrcsional convention. There seems
to be no doubt but that the “on. E. J.
Hill will be rcnominated. .
The Fire District Committee have.
placed the plans for the proposed new
truck building in the stores of E. E.
Gorham and Winfield Hnnford. for In-
spection by all interested parties.
Mrs. Max Levi and children. return-
(111 last evening. from a fivo week’s vis
it in New Ycrk. Brooklyn and Rivoi‘~
III‘MII, They report a most interesting
visit. having been favored with an op-
portunity to visit the lilveriicnd Fair.
A mass mccting of the East Norwalk
Republicans will be held this evening,
in Randall’s hall, to secure an c.11-
pression of opinion from tho rank and
file as to the ofllces desired on the town
ticket by the voters of the Third Dis-
trict
M111. licollavis ”1111.11.11. sticct. scr-
retary and “custom of the l- 1'1i1flcl1l
(‘ounty Association of King’s Daugh-
lcro and Sons, has sent out notices to
the secretaries of the various circles
throughout lbc coimty. calling for their
annual reports before Octobci flint
she may be able to submit hcr 111p1_1rt
by that date A."
Mayflower Hook and Laddci Com-
pany held a meeting. last evening. in
the truth bousc. in V1111 Zundt 51111111.
East Norwnlk. and practically com—
pictcd arrangcmcnts for their concert
and ball. to be held Friday evening.
October 21. in Music Hall. Svec‘s orv
chestrn will furnish music for the
dancing, and l..owc's Orchestra will
play for the concert and promenade.
The following committees have been
appointed: Floor, Arthur Carr. mann-
gcr; aiiloo.William Kaolin. Fred. Lunil.
quint. W. Brown. H. Merritt. F. Janos.
Reception. Captain Samuel Hull. chalr~
man; assistants. George Robertson. F.
M. Wheeler. John (lorhum. Fi-ml (‘.arr.
Mortimcl‘ Roberta. Advertising com-
mittee. Fred t‘arr. chuirnuin; Fred.
laindquict. Arthur Carr. Mortimer
Roberts. Samuel Hull and blurry Wilt-
(wintry.
ROW! YTON.
William Moore spent helm-day in
New York city.
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Minn Olim1 Hart In entertaining her
music from Providence. n. l
liar. and Mm. til. W. Hunted. of Tur~
rylown, N, T. have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George Iiiidllpp.
Milli: loin 811111111111 and Minn lliitti
Toma. of Main 1111111111 spent Monday
with friends in Norwalk
MIiitl Grace W. Ciidlipp has returned
Irma Tarrytowm N1. 1.. where she has
hurl a very enjoyable time izlhc 11x~
11111311: to spend some time In the 1112111-
chit-cu.
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MW.&‘
Mr. and Mrs. (311011311 Moi'fatt and Mr.
and Mm”. 11.111111111111111. 111‘ Brooklyn.
N Y.. 1who have been occupying the old
Ciidllpp homestead for the summer.
expect to return to the city shortly.
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Minn (31111111 tr auction has lust r1111
turned from a two weekis‘ stay iii. New»
port it l where she had 11 delightful
time. attending the horse show and
:Ialtipg all the principal platoon of 1111
are: .
Howard Slovene of this place. leftbe
to! for Boltlmoce to marine
111111111111 the summer 1111 it conductor“
the Tramway division 1 thi‘ trolley
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" is spending an anon function 111‘ In
1:11.. N Y. baggage master Ill. Ill Lech
wood, who is in charge of tho depots.
and liouis Laurlgan,‘ of South Nor-walk.
is acting on baggage muster.
Mina Luella Edwards. who has been
spending the summer with her aunt.
Miss Jessica Cutbill of Falivicw ave-
one. has gone to New Haven for a
weeks visit with hei father. who is
employed there, and later will return
to her home 1.1 Thompsonvllie. Conn.
Miss Edwards has made many friends
in Rowaylon during her stay here this
summcrw who will icgret her departure.
mum AND mono rah.
H. M. Valentine was in Norwalk
yesterday on business.
Dr. G. H. Noxon has purchased a
ncw rodd horse from Massachusetts
parties.
Miss Staples, of Brooklyn. is the
guest of Mrs. George 0. Stevens, of
this place.
J. F. Haggorty, proprietor of the
Tookcr House, has purchased a halid-
some new runabout.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Brooklyn. arc tho
Foote. of this place.
‘.oodcvc. of
guests of H. H.
Charles Brainard. of Mount Vernon.
spent yesterday the guest. of Theodore
Austen, of titanic avenue.
(‘.lifford Street, of this place. left
today for a visit with relatives and
friends in Pomfret Center, Conn.
Prosecuting Attorney W. F.
many. of South Norwalk. was in town
ycstcrday afternoon on business.
Joseph Goldschmidt. of Greenwich.
formerly, of Norwalk. was In town yes-
tcrday and called on J. F. Haggcrty.
Miss Anna ll. Hadley. of this 11111111.
will probably spend the winter with
her cousin. Miss liclcn l’otncroy, in
Florida.
Miss Bcllo ii‘ooto, of this place. has
returned bomc after a very pleasant
visit ihc guest of Mrs. George Good
eve, of Brooklyn.
The mid-week prayer meeting will
I111 hcld at the Methodist Church this
cvcning at 7:»i1'1. 'l‘lic pastor will talk
on the parable of The ltich Mali and
Lazarus.
Charles G. Waterbury and 'l‘hcodorc
Austen wcnt. to Bridgeport today to
aitcnii the congressional 111.1nvcniion
as dclcgaics from the. llaricn Republi-
cans.
Harold Morchouso. of Prospect :1ch
11110. rcturucd to his studies at. tho
Gunnery School. Washington, (101111..
yesterday aftcrnoon. Several friends
were at the station to see him off.
’l‘hc rcgistrars will be session in thc
Town Hall next Monday from 9 a. 111.
until 5 p. 111.. to revise and correct the
cicctors‘ list of the town. Also from
5 p. m. to 9 p. m. of the same day to
register the political preferences of
thc voters with regard to voting at
caucuses.
'l‘l1c opcning night of the. five night‘s
fair of the Volunteer Hook 181. Ladder
Company. bcing held this week in the
town hall. was a success. About Bil
couplcs were present and enjoyed the.
dancing until nearly midnight. to lllll'
sic furnished by Davis & Shepard‘a
orchestra, of Norwalk. it is expected
that scvcral dclcgationa of out of town
flrcmcn will I111 present. tonight.
On Friday evening of this week. at
7. -l.- o'clock, a missionary lecture will
be delivered in the Methodist Church
by the llcv. A, .i. Amery. Mr. Amery
has spent five. years in the Maylasla
Mission. working mostly among Chin-
csc pcoplc. Tic cupccm to return to
the foreign fluid in the spring. Var~
ions curios will I111 1-xbiblt11d by Mr
Amery on Friday evening. There will
i111 no chargc for admission and a cor-
dial imitation is 11.111111111111l to the. pub-
lic. An offering will be tukcn for tho
niisaionai v 1111111111.
WESTPOR 1'.
Wallace lli1lkl11y, of i1uirflcld. was a
recent visitor here.
Mrs. G. .‘l. Underwood has returned
from a visit with friends in llcthel and
linnbury.
'l‘homns G. Stevens 11nd wife. of
(“motor Morichcu. L. l.. arc the guests
of friends In town.
Mrs. (E. 1.. St. John. who has been
the guest of rchiin-s here. has roturu~
111i to her home at Broad River.
Wilson Ferris and wife have return.
ml to their home in illusion. after an
extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hull
llradloy.
A, party from the. Methodist Church
hurt1 will attend an entertainment to
1111, glycn in the lileihoiliiit Church. 8il~
vormino. tonight.
A party of Masons and their wives
will participate in tho bucket picnic in
Ilt‘ givmi at the Masonic Home. Wal-
liiigford. tomorrow.
Tin- IIIIrfY-ftltlf'lll annual convention
of the grand lodge. K. of It. will be
held In Pyihlun hall. Mormon. October
21. Anpctuck lodge will he represented.
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AlfredWarnoch. of this place. took
the. young men employed by the (lone
pitting Scale Company out for a 1111-
iightfnlt suit In the Sound last even-
ing in his new yacht.
second story thieves are plying their
vacation in this vicinity. particularly
along the shore and there are reports
of layout 1.1.1.1111 having been entered.
although no material loans have been
recorded. The thieves are believed to '
pm of 11 my Working in The
his Romulus.
mod on! studies in a college in an .1
city Mr. Stevens has been employed .
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Local fruit «rowers are 11an by
their
tattoos “I! Hahn. who Infect
greasing“ 11111! commit mot truth“
Tam- »
was 1111111111 tiff blvmfifimhfififl” Nllln-W
born of women are scatteied all along
the lint1 from this point to A‘sh Creek.
Fairlleid. who follow similar customs.
EVERYTHING NOW HARMONIOUB.
--—-—--
Governor Odell Straightenn Out New
York State Republican Tangle.
SAITATOGA. N. 7.. September 211——
Tho delegates were slow in assembly-
iug this morning, owing to the early
hour. 11) o'clock. set for the calling
to order of the ltcpublicun State con-
vention '1 ho monument over 11 can-
didate to fill the second piacc1 on the
tickct.1vhi1h kept the peoplc 1111 until
3 o‘clock this morning. was unabated.
Governor ()l)cil left for Albany at 5:30
o'clock. llcfore he Went he said:
"Whatever I have done here was
done for the party and not for myself.
if I had consulted personal wishes al-
one, i would have been for Mr. Shel.
don.
"Sonntor l’lutt's attitude for Mr.
Sheldon was one of faithfulness and it
Mr. Sheldon has not involuntarily re.-
tired. I believe that Senator Plait
would have been justified in support-
ing him. As It is, a very happy solu-
tion of the question was made by Mr.
Slicldon's solf-nbncgation anti Senator
Matt is perfectly satisfied."
In five hours of hard work last, night
Governor Odell straightened out a
complication that would have kept
tlic entir11 party in a torment.
Following is the ticket named:
For govcrnor-B. I}. Odell, Jr, of
Orange.
For licutcnant governor—F. W. lllg-
gins. of (.‘attnrnugus.
For secretary of state—«John
()‘iiricn. of Clinton.
For treasurer—John G.
ldi'ic.
For aitoriicy~gcneral~llcnry Ii. Co-
nuin, of Madison.
For comptroller-«N.
(‘.‘ourtland.
For engineer-N. E. Bond. of .Icffcr-
1-60".
For judgc of the court of appcais~
W. E. Werner, of Monroe.
The following platform will be pre-
sented to the convention:
The Republican party of the state (if
N111! York. assembled in convention for
the first time since the death of Pres-
i1I1-nt McKinley. owcs as Its first duty
an expression of profound sorrow at
his uniimcly and. His devotion to and
his 1111111 of country as shown upon the
Iicld of battle. his lofty purposes and
conuuanding statcsmnnship as seen in
the halls of legislation and as chief
iiingistratc. bis exalted character 1'11»
vcalcd both in his public and private
life. are proud heritages of the Ameri~'
can pcoplc.
The tragedy of 1001 which deprived
cur country of the scrvlccs of this emi-
111111t statesman. Rave evidenci:1 to the
world of the stability of our govern.
meat. The policies inaugurated by
him. which have. done so much for thc
advancement and upbuilding of our rc-
publlc. and the prosperity and happi-
ness of our people. were taken up by
one of New York's sons, whose cour-
ageous and honest efforts to bring to
a successful consummation the great
problem lcft unsolved. entitle him to
the respect of all the people. We give
to President Roosevelt and his ndmin~
istrotlon our bearticst approval 11nd
most cordial support. We recognize
Ilii1 fidelity with which he has carried
out the policies of his lamented prede—
ccauor, and thi1 rare capacity he has
shown In meeting the new responsibil-
itics of his great office. We look for-
ward with confidence to his election
to the presidency in 1904. and so far
1111 this convention has the power we
pledge thereto the earnest efforts of
the Republican party of this state.
W11 glory In the magnificent achicvc-
motifs of our army and navy. in restor-
ing order in the Philippines. where
they have shown the some splendid
loyalty and devotion as were shown in
the grcat battle for immunity in tht1 Iii-
huids to the south of us.
The responsibilities which have conic
to no as a nation have been courageous-
ly met and the promloe made for the
establishment of an independent re-
public upon the inland of Cuba has
been redeemed. W11 congratulate the
pcoplc of Cuba upon this consumma-
tion.
We favor the reciprocity with that
new republic proposed by the Repub-
lican» in (longrenh. giving effective 1-11.
but to Cuba andsnbntantiahbenuiltn to
our own Iwnplo. without harm to any“
American industry.
W11 bcllcvi1 that our new possessions
should be accorded such manure of
sclf1govcrnmont as their development.
In tin1 12111111111 of time may require.
'l‘ho. prevalence of peace and order in
Porto Rico 1111111111 advanced civilisa-
tion warranting it. that inland has
been granted home rule. free schools
and good government. and the people
of that inland nro'ahloying prosperity.
illmty and contentment without par.
allel in all their history.
W11 commend the mmlve for loy-
ing the foundation of mini outer. ed~
iicniion and local government In the
Philippines. We‘comifioafi the action
of Collin-m in «continuity tile peoples
of the islands their fundtmuntll ciyil
and pursuant rightii. in mm borrowed
from tht1 constitution of the United
States. for the election of lmoiiitf'u
assembly. elected by the Filipinos.
on this record of pace: orderly 311111.
erufnedf, liberty hail hunts rule. In
ever increasing mama (hi1 the Pub
plane. the thu “canoparty taken It:
stand and 111111 shinny appouiii for?
endorsement to all American citizens!“
irrespective of‘ parity
We congratulate ill people of New
York 11111111 tlfe’ y successful ad-
ministration of the tnaffairs of this state
:1 Governor Odell. Wise policies of
F.
W Icsker, of
ll. Miller. of
mutant "and educator administration a,
of the state‘s affairs have given to the
yuppie. illicit“: indirect sources of rev.
pane. utmost satire relief from the but"
dens 1.111.111.1111. iii the Maintenance of the
state. and him made possible 111111111. :
“I It Til [edit 1
For‘izolry it; coughs; lilhii- ‘
chills. ale have been s‘a’y-
lngthlsforfiowarsd... ”-
lust“ Democintic ammunition "The
Republican party pledges itself to the
continuance of these policies, and to
the“ enactment of lawn which will for-
ever Insuri1 freedom from direct state
taxes.
We cordially approve such legisla-
tloii as has given to the peoph1 great
educational facilities through the. pub-
lic schools.
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WARSHIP WANTED IN ORINOCO.
WASllthl'l‘ON. September 2i“
linrgc Aincrican shipping interests op-
locating in the waters of the Orinoco
iriver again have requested the stain
and navy departments to send a war-
ship 1111 that 1iv'111 fo1 the purpose of
protecting their steameis and keeping
navigation unobstiu’ctcd The. Mariet-
,ta was sent 11p the Orinoco fiver 1c
[coolly with very good immediate re-
isults, but 110w that no Aincriian war-
'ahlp is in that locality It appears that
tht1 distuibed situation which took tit-1
there Is 111iuining 'l‘hc navy 1l11.pait-
ment desires to afford every possible.
and practical aid for the protection of
these trading interests, but It is not in
a position to do so just at present on
account of the lack of ships in Veno-
zuelan waters.
ARRIVED IN PITTSBURG SAFELV.
PITTSBURG, Penn. September 2-I-——
The special train carrying the presi-
dcntiul party arrived at the Union
Station at 7 :20 o'clock and left for
the cast 111.11 minutes later. following
the New York and Chicago Limited.
Tlic train was closed and no one. could
be seen. P111sl1lcnt Roosevelt was re-
fimtcd to be sleeping and resting can-
11
CHENEY BROTHERS STRIKERS
RETURN.
MANCHESTER. Scpi. 24—«'l‘hirty-
five formcr employees of the Cheney
llrothcrs' Volvct Mills went to tho oifr
cos of thc company yesterday morn-
ing and applied for weak. The men
were immediately given their former
places.
FORTUNE FAVORS A TEXAN.
"Having distressing pains I11 head
back and stomach. and being without
appetite. I began to use Dr. King's New
Life l‘ills." writes W. l’. Whitehead. of
Kenncdalc. T11x.. "and soon felt like. a
new luau." infallible in stomach and
liver tioublcs Only 25c at F.. H Bax
ter‘s drug stori1
DIED FROM AUTOMOBILE INJUR
WALLINGFORII. September 24w
.iohn Noll, 11! North llnvcn, who was
struck by an automobile last night on
the Colony ati'cct turnpike. died of his
injuries at his home today. Hubert
Marvel and ii. ll. Tattle, of New H111
v11n. the1 young men who were running
the1 automobile. \1H1-111 11iicat11d by flu
local authorities and um held for iiinl
today They ilalm that Molz 11.111 driv
ing his tcnni on the wrong side of thc
road. hlolz'a 1111p, wllil was in the foam
with him, escaped with slight bruises.
Ramon’s Nerve and Bone Oil will do
all that. is claimed for it. Here's the
proof. Mrs. Mahala Fields. of Man.
drake. Kentucky, on April 22nd said:
“I bought one bottle of llamon's NerVo
and Bone Oil from a man last summer
and it was the best liniment I ever as.
ed in my life.
with pains and swelling In my feet and
legs I can hardly go.“'I‘hat Is the only
liniment that ever did me so much
1:.ood One 21- cent bottle took the
swelling out of my feet and legs. " R.
if. Plalsted. ”
MORE NOMINEES DECLINE.
TOPICKA. KIIIIH.. Scptcnihcr 24_
James Tapp. of Wichita, and John Mad
dcn. of Emperiu. have rci'uiscd the
nominations of attorney-general and
supreme court justice rcspcctIchy. on
the Allch l’coplc's Party llt‘lti‘l. '1‘th
makes four of the nominees to refusi-
the places. The managers of the par-
ty probably will call another conven-
tion to decide what shall be doiic rc-
garding the matter.
harm the 11'111111111-11 constitution; never
fails to cure summer complaints of
young or old. Dr. Fowler's Extract of
Wild SII‘qucrry.
DEMOGRATIC CANDIDATE WITH-
DRAWS.
George ii. Durand, of this city. who
was htrickon with paralysis
weeks ago and in now slowly recover-
ing at iiiii home here. has withdrawn 1111
the Democratic candidate for govern-
on.
man.
It“ MIT All! 'i‘liEllEf
Mount-nth no In In limb-«mu mue-
Illy. A Very flel‘ ou- anaemia-.1.
on by really health 1111111111 m
titanium” codmuinityf pAll and iill
rare
uneasily tirodé-«mind end body.
undoi- the weather without knovliu wiry.
Wolnoom‘hudlyu
"liinoutly dok0
lymploinl til
manor bell.‘no 11w oompbino a wantof
and grip in bottom. Chances to
make money slip “trough their finger-11.
It H 15°field that heart Illlzofaitun common an
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menthol:
one in no.
" 11nd have we
m the
“origami“, m i ”maturation and flu!
Wear...” 11.1.1.1:
iterates e an .
y «and 111m
7": handful
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Designs
Are-numetfmes hard to get. but there '1
are limit things. aovertholeu: «1W6
don’t want to new boastful. but so!
over proud of our none Worworlred
hard to rot it. We didn't tako'what
was thrown to on. That Is 01111101111011
why we have the mac waldo.-
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decoratc
Ins.
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10 Fir-1‘ Menu... EABT Noumea
Tot. Coll-1”]:
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Special Sale
lilillllilief Flour
5511 has
A. Stall
COTTAGE AVE» EAST NORWAL'K“.
..¢ L.
Phone 132.
MANUFACTURING
FOR omens
Is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The oxpensiveness 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 pest-
tlon to manufacture at a less cost
than you can run 11. plant after you
get it.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
MFG CO. .
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 WATER ST.. 50. NORWALK.
I am such a sufferer ‘
”One of nature's remedies; cannot .
FLINT, Mich. September ill—dudgc
three Z
ills withdrawal I11 a grant relief »
to his family as ho is still a very sick '
111m. inside but! 1111111111111 7‘
What all: 11me oil ~
Woman yet luck strength. We ,
We are
put.” “octet-l well. it -
“(I 1..
euthanasia Wynn». ‘
Locust Bites.
The bite of the locust, kissing bus
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and serious results. Sat.
“rate a piece of cloth, folded several
thicknesses, with Ilrlzllian Balm and
bind over the bite. instant relief.
Remove In half an hour and you will
find a drop, as green as grass. This
Is the poison which has been all drawn
out and the trouble is over. This is the
only thing in the world we know of"
that will do this. Equally effective for
snake and mad dog bite, if Instantly
applied, so always keep it 011 band
Kills bee. wasp or hornet sting In one
second. Druggllm or sent quick. 13.
F, Jackson and 00.. lndianapollu
uh Ibutmontlxd!
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Kitchen: Floors.
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a. o
. Hoodoo-run for
Hardware.
Tackle. “Guns. Am.-
eouzru minions.
Fishing '
; PLUM ISLAND. N. Y..,Septembor 84.
New London. who was drowned 1two
weeks ago, while fishing off New Low
don Harbor. was picked up at the Mil-
Itary wharfihere yesterday. It. was ex1
limincd by the coroner from Groonport
and turned over to New London iela-
lives of tho 1lecottacd.Sullivn11 Who
01111 of the1 three men drowned by on
collision of their small craft with the
‘ Central Vermont freight steamer Mo~
hogan. 'l\o bodies of the other two
men were recovered off New London
Harbor a few days ago. '
“2'39
Every man, woman and child in the
Town of Norwalk should have a de-
posit In 'l‘ho South Norwalk Savings
Think.
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 NOR'WJLK
snows aura:
um'reo 1mm 1111111111111.
THE TRUST COMPANY. THE DE-
PARTMENT 31'an 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 Norwalk
Trust Companu
can care for your
General Banking Business.
Savings Deposits.
Estate: and Trust: of every descrip
tion.
Valuables stored and Safe Deposit
Boxes Rented.
Sol-.111 Jain successrue
iii'l‘Y NATIONAL BANK
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital.
Sumlus. 31.00.000.00
1mm Profits. 81341000100
JOIN II. mums. Fruitful.
JACOB DIS “WON. udder.
DI RECTORG:
John H. FOI'I‘l. Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Chrlltlln swam
John H. Li lit 5. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. arvln Samuel 91111111111111
J. Wallace Mirvln.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN. 8
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In afloat May.18, 1902.
LEAVE court-i Noawaut con
new 1161111.
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A. Tilt-12 4011. 4:401, 5:591, 6:16,
9:5010:28x.10:40,11:3fix.
ii: 03. 7. 00x.8 82.0011 9: 30. 11: 0,021.
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SUNDAYS.
A; M.—~12:on. 3:00; 7:30. 10:02.
ll. 11343100. 8:0”. 11:00.
Ilrlilgepnrt In addition to above-«P
ills—3.1116, 6. ill. 7: 3.
a BUNfiwaG
A. Mic—ll 08!. 111M. 110:.
9210.111161.
Kilt-17 15. 0:08
m
A. ”.114: 23. II: 13. 8: 63..
P. life—«1:10. l: 8,3
Saturdays 11mm!
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DANNUHV To DOWN NORWALK.
A1 .M} .00;m7:1:i8 ”MIA” 8!. 11: E7
fiends trains to Doubtful. an a.
7 pop
. sutuiyhnrsl‘nobv inmovsnm. .
'l‘ho body of Timothy Sullivan, of
$100,000.00, .
P268. 71.18 72.712 8161 9031.985.
8: 80: 4: 03:. 4:04. 4130 5:02.6100x1.
Eritrean: only. Blitnflold Exprou.
Luv: sour" NORWALK row
, , tow 1min... .
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7:41
, . ,; , . .. .. , worn nonw‘ALu ro omnurtv.
W affinities; Automobile ~
,Ii'i“; Otis Launch Engines.
, Oils etc. '
' , iii: “humorous-1111:1111.
23935:”, 8:00, 7.10.
’29“
ruinous “Mung. my“ “ ‘
fi't‘lt‘A’f’FOlliD. 091111., 31151
The hammer outta; 11 ohm-E
Swtft, publisher of the: IE2?
Herald and Waterbury He‘ral 4‘
shore of the llouaatonlc river. "W
stmyod by are early y1aiitoi-1iiiyl‘?“E in".
log The origin 'or the line" 1011' any
known, as Mr Swift was not at the
cottage. and there was neither It hit
‘nor flr‘e In it A fine art collector:
was among the losses. The 10951;.
considerable.
BEWARE OF THE KNIFI.
No profession has advanced mow
rapidly of late than Bur .
should not he used except‘Wh ‘
lately necessary In umofrm
example. it is seldom needed.
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve.e W3 ,‘
ly and permanentlyfilllt
cuts. burns. liruluesiiw'ound .
oases. Acccpt no counterfeltui‘. “l w: i ‘
so troubled with bleeding pilot! tlv" I
lost much blood and strength. " 1111111 1.
.0. 11111111511. Parts. lll.“Dertt's \ 1. l,‘
Hazel alve hated me In a nib-wt .
time.” Soothon and heals. Clifb ‘7
Pharmacy. 1 N
DOGS IN TRUMBULL POINON‘BDJ‘V
TRUMBULI., Conn, September 9‘44; ‘1
A doez dogs of high lineage ‘
been poisoned in this towlt‘7with :3
week. The poisoner. to whose idonfl-
t‘y no clue can be obtained. has int.
every Instance selected It tip opium,
Igicc and value. Some of t is 11111111"
were own 111! by the summer, visitors.
'l‘h11 poisoner. If found will flatter se- r
Veic. punishment. A sheriff and two I t
detectives have not been able to ad-
omplish anything toward the solution
. of the mystery.- 1: ‘1
—.—.—
“I HAVE NOT KEPT SILENT
all this time. but have constant.
praised-and recommended Oaloufofi‘
v’ent to the afflicted. I have 1111111111
the greatest benefit; from it. " M111. -
N Gordon 78 Broadway, Renowned ,
N Y. The lady refers to the new med,-
lcine discovered by-Dr Build Kélb1
nedy. Kennedy Row, Kingston; N.. Y. 1.
Try It for diseases of the digestive on- .
gang and all prevailing mounts. All
drugglsts 81..00
TROLLEY SUIT WAS DIWISBED.
HARTFORD. Conn.. fieptembe: 24-”
The bill of complaint 11 the still. of
Benson Bldwell and others of Illinois
against the Hartford Street, Mi
Company. yesterday. was examined by
Judge Plait. in the United Stitch oin-
cuIt court with costs to the “W
for the failure of the compln frag:
file security for costs. The fill
infringement of devices for 31369911 us.
and operating cars by electricity;
NOT DODMED FOR AWN:
“I was treated for three yours by.
good doctors, " writes W. A. Graphic.
Connellsville. 0., "for Piles and Flu--
this; but. when all failed. audition?!
Arnlca Salve cured me in. twoamkpg'f.
Cures Burns. Bruises. Cour Corns:
Sores Eruptions Salt Rheum. Piles or
“to pay. 36c at B‘. H. Baxter‘s drug-
s ore.
CHANCE FOR RECOVERY SLIGHT.
WINSTED, Sépmmber ZFWHIW-
1.. Nash the Winchester farmer, who
attempted to commit suicide by hhod‘t‘ -
tag. was brought to the hospitAI‘T yea-
terilay. Upon examination NEW“
were found in the region of the heart
and the doctors decided thtit his con
tion was too weak to permit of their
“removal. His chances for recovery are
veiy slight
_._____,
BAVED A BOY'SLIFE.
Mrs. Captain 11. Hubbard. of“; lily
hard, Dell,” nova; “H A” ’m '1
e my 01": o. n m
the one we lost with croup. . My;
:him Now doles. Regularly , ,
to bleep and was 1111111311111 ,
ulna." For sale by R. H. Phil
H. Baxter. and Th0 01mm:
,macy. , .
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VALUE or uonwieu one {11.1915}:
NORWICH. 001111., September, “-
31nd ordlfr Breached mm Mgr
,ufte agorappotoe .,.'~
White and Charles G. “Brawn; M of,
New Haven. and John N Holmmbflm!
Hartford as a special commission to 1»
i\lmei‘stigate the value of‘ the Norwich. ;
(11111 and Electric Company’ 3 plant, 913;. .1
parntory to Its title to the city
P. M.—-12:66x, 1: 17, 2: 26:. 3:05. commission will 1111111 3 hearing Boon.
8i22x. 4:07. l260x. 6:40. 5:661.
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BUMMYS' R. I "What a thorough! momma?
A. M.—-—12:40x. 5:05.. 15:68:. 9106. 111111111 Medicine 1 found um 33.!
0:423- torn. They cured me of 11311 ,
, P. TIL—4:2”. 5:40. 6166!. 7:30. liver troubles that and cooled lulu ,
10:10. suffering for many van. 01,111.
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LEAVE NINOIKSI'KK FOR ”OUT”, the surprise of all for their «111111,
A'- - want In [liver Kidney t: ”1&1 .
- A. Lia-10.08:. 51011. 11:00. 7:00. troubles. Dim-'miito try ,
3: 1m, 3203, 9.01“. 9:94;, 10:03:,160 cu. Satisfaction in momma
10: 04, 11: no: 111101. 1 , .F‘ H Baxter.
P. Him-10. 081 1: 04. 8: 0011. 8:03 i .'1-1
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NORWICH September 24w, l ,,
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died yontnriluy aged forty-Milf‘vwm
He had been In poor health M amp
al weeks
Mn. Frlnltll‘n Built. of New 1
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, upephiu.
11 and below
I could. Mar 0:. But.
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our amt mg Iron 1
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National Association of Retail
tutu 111 in amnion. with 11.115111111114111:
delegates in attendance. Out 1““
drug stores If. is stated will he the
11111111 importers mutter discount! at.
the convention.
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