Prescription Drugmst. ,
205 East Washington street,
- South 111.11.11.11 Conn.
INST N
.\, Stall Is in Hartford for
days.
ilitksou (‘olo of Rowa1l..ou Was the
guest of his biothcr .Iohn \cster
lid)“.
The Junior Band will meet this eve—
niug at 7:45 111 the East Avenue Metho-
dist parlors.
Miss Marian MucLOnn will
New York city tomorrow for
days visit with 111 .1111111.
The Junior Hand 1" III hold their rest
tIlur 111eeting tonIWht I11 the 1:1.1'1111111
They will be led by Harry Ainsuoith
John W. Realty and W. I". ll. Pres-
ton left for a trip to New York city
yesterday and are expected to return
today.
William heiferson. 11f Osborn avenue.
. has secured 11 position in the employ of
the Colonial Foundry and Machine
1 Company.
I Mrs. Arthur Wattlron is entertaining
her mother and father. and two sisters.
from New York city. at her home in
Cottage avenue.
Mrs. Cunningham. of 'Van Zandt
street. Is expected to return tomorrow
from 11 week's visit to Brookslde.
North Reading.
Mrs. Ilenvln Smith. of East Norwalk.
has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Alice Brundage. of West Huntington
Ridge. this week.
There will be a choir rehearsal at
Christ Church (St Paul‘s Mission) to.
night at. eight o'clock. The members
and friends are invited.
The. white wall has been put 1111 the
new building of Rundle‘s Bakery and
the wooden floor In the bake shop de-
partincnt has been laid.
l1}. Apell has gone to Hartford. l'le
witnessed the unveiling of the menu-
ment erected in honor of the First Con
necticut lieaVy Artillery. yesterday.
IIcrt llrunstrupp. employed 11y Ill. I1}.
- Gorham as a paper hanger. was oblig~
cd to stop Work yesterday owing to
severe pains in his back. Mr. Bruns—
trupp feels a little more. comfortable
this morning.
Mrs. J. 11. Wheeler celt-1I1ruted bet
sixty-fourth anniversary yesterday. tr
her home, Keyser I’Iace. Severn] of
her friends did her honor by being
present. The heavy storm prevented
many‘ from attending, who otherwise
would hnve done so.
A.. B. Muttart. who had his iingetu
nearly severed a few weeks ago in
a power saw. has resumed his work
at the Gamble Mill. The finger is stil‘
ver sore and it Is necessary for him
to keep it efu't‘sed in a pasleboarll
1 covering to keep the finger from be
int: hit.
l-loward Taylor. of Osborn avenue
who Is employed on the new building:
of the Colonial Foundry tn1dMnchi1u
Company, being erected in blast Nor
walk. fell from a scaffold yesterda1
afternoon to the ground. a distance of
about fifteen feet. l1‘ortunately Mr
Taylor landed on his feet and escaped
injury:
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Barnum
who have been snmmertng in Enn‘
Norwalk. have gone to Danbury to
arrange for their return to that city
forthe winter. They are 11111171113111] it
return tomorrow and attend to 1111
moving of their furniture. which 11
here. to Great Plains 11111111'1113'.
A special meeting of the East Nor
walk Fire District will be held fltl‘
evening at, 11' o‘clock. in the Fitcl
schoolhouse for the purpose 11f con
sidering'thc attention 11f purchasing 1'
lot and'huilding 11 fire house in thr
District find also the advhutbllitv 11'
laying :1 tax or borrouiniz 1111111111 to
to pay for snn111.l’lan.s 11111.'enl1'11ad.1
been tlt'atvn fora five house. toe cost
not to cx111ed $5 1.1011, These plan
have been made after the ideas 11
the 11101111111111 11f the fire department
which 111’ 1111 11-11111 led to turn but In to: 111
to vote for this 11r11ejtt.l..ast you
the firemen voted down 1111 approprin
tion fora ilrc house. because it mm
but what they 111111111111. it ought. 11‘
be. This evening they will turn out
and use every effort that the necessary
appropriation may be voted.
RD WA YTON.
Mini-,1 Abide Ogden.‘ of Rrooklyn.
iho‘guetit 111 Mrs. George Scott.
Mr. Youngs. of Clay street. wit,
move tomorrow to Lowndcn avenue.
Mrs. George Scott visited her moth
1111,,M1'11. Whitney, I11 Darion Tuesday
Owing to the slot 111 only one session
was held at the public school yester-
day..
The young. son of Rev. 1111 Mrs. A. I.
Hubbard who has been seriously III. is
improving.
Charles Morebousc and family. from
Newburgon the. lindson, have moms.
to Rowayton.
The residence. of Georgia Williamson.
on the West Hide, looks very natty. In
a coat of paint.
Joseph Pennell baa secttrod a position
as opener In Thompnon & Colon oys-
ter house! at South 111.111.1111..
The steamer "11111111111" returned from
nrtdgaport. yesterday. where she 11111
11111111 having repairs 11111 to her 1111-
sine.
111111.111 111111 place
11 I11. 11'
go ‘to
:1 few
I1
0111111111. 11111111
to having the steam 011 Inc removed
11111111 bit! 11111111 1111111 " ulty"un1l 11
having the boat equipped with u Globt
gal-oltne engine.
Frederick Dibble. who had his hand
quite 111111111 111111111111 several days 11140
willie at 111111111111 we 111110.111 'l‘ownr
lock factory. 111 1511111110111. 111 119111118,
along 1111:6111: ‘
A “cottage brotherhood“ meeting 0‘
the Mill Church was held at the real
11011110 of Mr, poster. of 11011111111111. or
Monday 1111191111111. 11111111.: ‘1“ a large
it 1111111111, anti an interesting 11111111
1 1111111511 l3 Renter.
11111:, 111103911110.htm than 11111111 yacht
fibdhrmg‘the Nor
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mm 141111011011 11111.
Dr. (1. 11. 111111111011 11‘ 11111101111099
new borne. ‘1
M1111: Etta 1111111111 has
forn10r1poi11itlou In: Norwalk. .'
11.1119
Miss Harriet 'i‘uttle is visiting Dur- H
ion friends this week. 9
' Mrs. Richard Leonard has returned
from her Port Chester visit.
Mrs. Merlin .I. Waterbury
Tuesday with Stamford friends.
Mi:5.M111y Isl Finch In with Mrs.
William Waterbury. Noioton Helghta
Mrs. Joanna 110111111115 has: been quite
III with on Attack of chills this Week.
1.111111. 8. Fitch Sr.‘.'1hnd wife. r0-
tuinod last week from their visit In
Buffalo.
Ilarry Scovell caught twenty-seven
blacklish oft‘ Colleuder‘a Point. Wed-
nesday. .
Mrs. Sylvester Bowen amt son
Claude have returned from their Long
Island visit.
Mrs. Charles E. Whitney. who has
been very ill and under 111'. Noxon's
111111. is unprovlug.
Merlin J. Waterbury left.
the Week for a ten days‘
(‘r'oss Pond. N. Y
Mrs Morris and Mrs. Pierce. of
Brooklyn, have recently been guests
01' Mrs. M. M. Scovell.
Miss L. 1.. Scelcy left Tuesday to
spend several days with Mrs. Selleck
Seelcy. In New Canaan.
spent
early in
outing at
wtsyponr.
”Percy St. ' in". out
relattvea in Iliad yer
bird I". Buttery of Cranbury. vtalt-
ed thititlve here outlay.
1.1111111 11111
to 1111111111 In Washington Conn
11 visit. with friends in Weston.
llvun and James Murphy were married
at the Church 11f Assumption.
Father Shanlcy performed the.
mony.
About all 11f the pleasure craft In
Cl‘ [‘9
beats me 111111111 vahle In the river 1.11
lst. to begin hauling them in.
Town Clerk l-lyutt is dubbed
Tuesday he was absent from the. town
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth- . ball. :11111 some portion desirous of 111111
odist Church met at tht1 home 11f Mrs.
William Weed this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Hayes, of New York. It:
expected for a visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowen. this week.
The Methodist Sunday school had
fifteen representatives at the conven~
tion held in‘ Stamford last Tuesday.
Owing to the storm there was a
small attendance at the rally meeting
in the. Congregational Church last eve—
ning
A party of‘ladies from Daricn at-
tended tho Congregational Missionary
meeting at New Canaan. Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Benjamin St. John. <11 , flaricn's
popular florist. took an outing' yester-
day. aud visited Ills son and daughter
in Hartford, -
Mrs. Charles llaucby. of Troy. re-
turned 11011111 Tuesday after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs.Nafl1un Dnuchy.
Main street.
C, Stuart Whitney. of Port Chester.
was in l)arien_ Saturday. to visit his
mother. Mrs. C. E. Whitney. who has
been quite ill.
Mrs. londtl and her dauzhfer. Mrs.
Henry Moore. and son, William. of
Orange. N. .I._ have been visiting Mrs.
0. C. Bowen. '
Mrs. A, 11. Secley 111111 returned from
her, visit to her son and family in
New York I11 honor of his return from
his foteign tour.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held next Tuesday evening at. Alvah
II. Wilmott‘s. Ox Ridge. Rev. .1. 1..
luernsey will speak.‘
Fred Morley and family and
Kate Baker. of Brooklyn. havo
the recent guests of M 1's. Angie l1].
icy, of IIrookside avenue.
The topic for the Junior Christian
Endeavor SOCII'ly, Sunday will be "A
Successful School Year; How to Get
.1.“ Tim. 2:15; leader, Miss Ruth Ital
ard.
Miss Kate Paris has returned from
1111' very enjoyable visit at ’l‘uckahoc.
\fnong the enjoyable features of her
rating were a visit to Ryc llcnch and 1
1 drive to White Plains. '
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester lilrotherton.
1f Norwallt, and Mrs. Minerva Sher,
wood, 11f l’ort (‘bestetu are guests. this I
.veek. of Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘hoodore I".
Sherman. East Main strict.
Mr. and Mrs. George 1:. Goodeve and
niece, Miss Relic Footc. arrived from
tIrookiyu. 111.11.11.31. .\ir. and Mrs.
loodevc will be. guests of Mr. and
\It's. Ilerbert Route for a week. .
Mr. and flirt-1. Ilotucr S. (.‘rofoot, of
.Vnshiugton avenue Stamford, fortncr~
y of llnricn. arc rejoicing over tht1 ar-
rival of a 9’4. pound daughter. The
hild was born Wednesday evening.
John Situmcl. while driving a team
.1’ horses up 'I‘almudgc IIIII Tuesday
11111111111111. met with a sad and costly
icident. One 11f the horses fell and
nokc his. n111k. dying almost Instantly.
liurry ()ber tund1r 111 South Norwltdt.
.111: 111-1 urcd :1 position with his initial.
101111 Oberlnndcr manager 11f the Opr—
1111 Launth Works and will commence.
be, first. 11f October constructing
11111112111111.
The topic before the prorth Ilea-
me Bunday. will be "Cheerful Amitl
.\dvorsity." Acts 27:22-39; loader. Mrs.
.1. W. K1111 111111. 'I 1111 subject-before
be Junior League will be 'lii (1111111
1111111111" Hub. :1 ."0; leader. Miss Flora
dblspanpb.
Contractor O. C. 11111111111 has been
ailntlug Charles Admns‘s new stdrcu
11 Main street. The Interior of the
torus Is tInlsbed In North Carolina
vood. Including walls and 1211111111111.
Nhifl'l were varnished by Mr. 11111111111.
.Veduestluy. The etc: 1111 are now near-
y completed.
The attendance at the fair of Voltift-
cor Hook and Ladder Company. 11.1.1
wenhig was connldeiably diminished
by the rain but those present were glv.
on a treat when 11 professional cake
walker from Coliendors l’oint tide
1111 apprin'anco and gave an oxhtb tion
of his art Music for dancing was
furnished by Davis (1’: Shepard“ of Nur-
walk.
Miss Ada Conn 11111111; very sweetly
ho auto. "Tito Wandering 13011.", I11
I111 longreuattonal Church. Sunday
waning. The song wan Illustrated by
several views Among the other store—
aptlcon views was an Illustration of
“he son.".ienu11 Savior. Pilot Me." 11111
111111 many of the Y. M C. A. buildings
11 different towns. Bridgeport. Cana
ton etc. '
M1111. Rhoda P Torus. of 51111111111111
who I11 an earnest champion of all ten:
torprtaea that advance the prosperity
of the soldiers. the G A. it or the W0—
mans Relief Cor-pit was in Dorian the
but of the week In the Interest of the
volume home fair to be held at 1111111
011.11 November 4 5 on It. for the 116111.
'11 of the 1111111111111 In 11111111111111.1119 “9111,-
Mrs.
been
M or-
am trams" 11111111111 for 111111111111 111111
’heir wives
This evening at '1: All o‘clock. in the
14011111111111 Church. 0.- mtul onarx leo-
turn will delivered by the 111111.11.
1. mm... attic Maylantu Mission. Mr.
tmery ’11 Work 11011 1.5.1.1 largely of an
lduca'ttonitt 1111111111111 1111111111 the Chin-
1110. Carlos will be exhibl ed and an
11.11.11.111; 1111111111111 of foreign work
(given, A mural 11111111111011 111 enteriti—
11 a1 ti 11111111. Adullatiltm “tree. .
i be in. .01 .
1i
his house and'manuged to locate. Mr.
Ilrutt digging potatoes. some speci-
al the llanbmy Fair. After the busi-
ness was transacted. Mr. llyatt went
back to his booing.
*1" -—..-‘
WIL TON.
journ in Vermont.
Mrs.
Sheffield. on Monday.
Miss Alice Olmstead Is enjoying an
outing with friends in Stamford. N. Y.
Mrs. I). R. Ogden has been the zuest
l1‘itcl1.
Yale. spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs.
Mary A. White.
Miss Mabel Hart returned home. af-
ter spending the summer abroad. She
left town 1m Tuesday for Bradford. Pa.
Mrs.
week Fridav
tloshen. N. 1'
tcr spent Saturday and Sunday with
their uncle David llotsford.
bull. returning home Monday morning.
past two or tliree yearn. but has spent
in Berlin lie has recently returned
and was the guest over Sunday of Mr
and Mrs. ‘H. (1. Thomson
tnined Tuesday
11' um um Four tables were filled.
The following players secured prizes:
First. Mrs G. A Davenport: second
.\irs. Wiggins; third. fourth and fifth.
Mrs. Frank i"omstock. Miss A. I). Cor-
penter and Mrs. George Ogden.
1Iub will meet again with Mrs. Frank
01111111111111 Tuesday ~_Octol.1er 7th.
SEVERAL BATTLES FOUGHT.
Reported that Colonel Romero. Com«
mander of Bottvians. Was Executed.
\‘l1\V\Oltl\ September 21‘. —~ The
a
1-1111111111111 from Nnncos saving that sev-
eral battles have been fought in the.
i.-lo111n:1l lie (‘11111111111'1'111 publishes
tcrritou of At 1'_e between the revolu-
tint-cs ’Ihc lighting took place near
the banks of the River Acre.
respondent of the Herald.
made 111' the revolutionista.
It Is: reported that Colonel Romero.
commandant of the Bolivian forces.
was exetutcd several weeks ago. Var-
Ions: Rmvillnus. are accused of 11211111:
111111 tuned in the revolution The In-
tention of the leaders appears to be to
strut. a new republic at Acre
COUNTY BSrTISTS AT STRAT-
E
field County Iiaptist Association open-
1-h11rcb. .
were represented In the association.
-'i‘he sermon opening the session was
thIscItv. 11.11-.'r.11.1...11.11.11.r 51111111
1111111. 111-1111 elected clerk of tht1 asso
ctatton for the coming year. Tlié nes-
ston was devoted exclusively to the
discussion of work In‘ connection with
the association. Amoniz thout1 address-
1111111111 gathering were 1111. C: A. Bid
119111111111111111‘111111011; 1151.11;
represents the Womop' a Baptist Miss
foamy Society and Rev. I).W
of Bridgeport addressed the caution-
tion 111st evening and this
association.
.111’ “ '
SOUND BEACH OYSTEHMEN BURV.
oral 111.111 off here.
tern have been sold In, Stamford mar-
brought there' In a long tl'tb'e.
price.
known to the oyatormen for twa years
thany years gave the Eatf‘ River by
turn their prominence.“
13th the ovatermeu are
that they will find more. hay 5111
11111111 that 111.111 111.1 0 {1101111111111 111'!
more bushels on the bed.
www 1'
harm the 11911119311111
Malta to euro 1111mm
voting or 0111. Dr. Fowler 11 that 1161 of"
I lit 11111111011119. .
“Sunday w""!Arin1.tul'Me‘htln‘g
Perry llurr have returned‘
Minn Edna Gualt 1111.11 r11t.1'1111etl from
Yesterday morning Miss Kittie Sul-
Rev.
this vicinity have been withdrawn from
commission. and only a few fishing
cal gnthcters of escullops are. anxious-
ly waiting for the arrival of October
"The man lvilh the. boo." Is what
now.
tug him 1111 personal business wont. to
menu of which he proposesdo exhibit
Miss 1111th Delta is enjoying a so-
Ifl'ank Weston left town for
for the past week of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. .-
Ilai'lington Davenport. a student 11f‘
D. R. Lambert left town this
to spend some months
with her sister Mrs. John Cum1nl110.of
Clerc Ogden 1.11.1 Sherwood Cbiches-
of Trum-
liarry Sturges. formerly of Wilton.
has been travelling In‘ Europe for the
much of his time studying electricity
'l‘ he Summer VV'bist Club was enter-
afternoon. by Mrs. A.
The
tIonIsts under Culver. and the Bolivian
near
Anitnmae. cables the Rio .luniero cor~
An attack
.1111 I‘onrto Alonzo has already been
. I
The annual convention of the Fair-
1111 Wednesday at the Stratileld Baptist
Some twenty" one. churches
delivered by Rev. (1. W. Nicholson. of
tht k. the secreturv (if the Connecticut
.Thqtuus
of Norwalk- Mrs. M. W.‘ 81111 111111. who
W.'l‘. Van
Doren of Norwalk.11.11v.lil. 11.1.0111.
morning
clergyman from various auctions of the
11111111 addressed the members of the
Oyutormon from Bound Beach are
now burn taking 1111111111. 111.111 the nutu
Home. of the oys-
ketu. and are said to be the finest
111151
of the oysters are 1111111111111 to New
York where. they are 1111111 for an extra
The natural 11011 has been
or more. but this fall Is the first time
they could ideally take oysters there.
the law prohibiting the removal from
the 110110 11111 1151111111 310111111 oy'jtm
under three years old. They are jutit
that use now are Join? and of white
color. and have: the flavor that £4011
’11
11111 natural»
growth 11111110111 bedtt‘hitv’o 110011 11111111110:
1111111: 111 111111 vicinity for 111111191 1111111111.
and. now that one is 1111111de 1311111111
1111111111111
~Milne of nature’s 10111111111011: cannot-
tl tution. never
11111111111111 1‘1 bf.
8'91! hair Whit not? 1.11911
agar: October 28.
The annual meeting of the (‘onnoctv "1,
10111 liasebail League :wiil be held Oct.-
obor 2111.11. The 111 Inrtpui matter; to
tome up will be the? trouble 119111111111
, Manager Relating and the 1111111101111
.tllib and the disposal of the Water
bury f111n1hise Regarding the Role-
lina mutter, yesterday's New Ilaveu
Register says: ~—
Ilroitdly speaking a club that owes
Its players beyond the time 11111111111 set
for payment of salaries Is powerless
under baseball law to enforce lines 01'
suspension nor can It lcgally hold its
players 111 reserve But the national
agreement provides 11 way" for the re-
lief of unpaid play-111,11 and so far as
can he. learned, Reisltng never set the '
machinery I11 motion to obtain his re—
lief by the prescribed course. It may.
thc1uforo be claimed that be forfeited.
his right to claim rclief’
been handled by the. league. A spec,—
iul meeting should have been called
11nd prompt attlon taken. The Hurt-
ford Club wnn‘linnble to induce Sec-
retary O‘Rourke to call a meeting. al-
though the required number of con-
seats was obtained so It took action
on Its own account. prompt action' h0—'.
ing demanded by the approacblfid
close of the season. Whatever the , '
league may now do in the matter "’
seems bound to reach the courts, and ‘ ‘ "
It must be remembered that. the judges
have invariably heitl baseball law alv
most In contempt
V
bath room. cellar or attic.
quick.
would never bo without one.
fortable.
ours.
ti: 5'1;,m 1,9511.
_ .1. .1 .. 1
The matter was one tl.1nf should have "’1‘ '
. _a.t,ktms. ..
{V""""'1 ." 1111‘is1l' ’5 .
.. ' ‘. 1
'01 the 011111111111 Man— M
1 They 11111. the mount-111‘ thihg 11.11119
world;
meats.
Move it anywhm'c,
cheap bent. 'Onee' tried
We ‘wurrant them.
1
took
v1'-11"'..‘tl""'l
,.1’
112.WA8HNIGTON smear,
06111111 NCRWALK.
' ' 0111111. 43.6.
Will heath room In a few mo—
bedroomi
(live you 11
YO“;
'11 win:
sure you money and make home com:
There. are, none better than
i“ f'gfiéd 111K“! 0' ll! of Consoli-
R‘s“ dated; 0 33442:! Money.t ‘
. 1 .. it Q Rm)“
“ ,,,, 1'11 BUY WI}, '9'” ' ' . orwcuurtrvav 1:9, “(gltllblttflol'l' 1i’gent 111‘
I" “ "' "i" U " . the 'Fttnt a. 113. 11 station, of the,
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llav'eu & Hdrtfbr‘d rullr.oad was. ur-
1.1111111 by Officer Reillv last night char
.K‘l‘l with embezzlement. , The. com-
'platht alleges that Ford "embezzled
$108 He will be giten a hearing In
the n1111'.ning Ford has been In titl‘f
employ of the company since June 20
and 111111111111st 1111.: been a firemun' 011
the New v1.11: divbion and telegraph
operator oh the Highland division. 1111
has it wife and three children; Who
live .1f'llaidwin111iile, Mass. Attorney
Downs will defend him.
[11 court this morning the accused
was placed under bond 11f $300 to await
trial on October 4. ,1
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE
With family arou d expecting him
to die and a son r dint; for 11111. 111
1 miles to get D11.I{Ing's New Discovery
for Consumption 'Cou‘gha and Colds
‘ W. II. Brown. 01120011111110, Induén'tlg
. 111i deatb' s' agonies fro'in atlthnta,
‘ thts wonderful medicine gava In‘latnul
"relief and soon cured him He m'liét
"i now sleep soundly every it
Like murv‘elons cares of ConSumlg'IIOn
Pneumonia Bronchitis COuahs" Colds
but! Grip prove its matchleti‘a mlu‘it' for
1111 Throat and Lung troubles. G'utir
. ante‘ml bottles. 50c and $100 Trial
bottles free at F. H. Baxter's d'rugf
Suture. , “’.."
TROUBLE AT PORT' ARTHUR
BEAUMONT Tex September zéél
1 Persistent rumors were in circulation
111111 night of the probability of trouble
at Port Aithnr where It is reported an
etide'avor is to be made to rim out the
Mexicans who are employed there on
the railroads and in the refiners. 111111-
911 States Marshal A ..1 Houston Oldél‘
ed '11 special train on wtitch'ho has
gone to' Port Arthur with a large num-
TWO TOWNS AT ODDS.
The Case of Falr‘field v11. Newtown In
Court—No Decision.
The case of the town of Fairfield
vs. the town of Nentoun was before
Judge Scott. in the civil common pleas
c'oult. yesterday mor.nlng 'Ihe case
involves the Interpretation of the pan-
per laws and atiscs from the. migra-
tion of Albert Stillrtoh who formerly
owned a house I11 Newtown but was
burned out 11nd after going to Eastou
and remaining for a while become a
charge 11f the town of Fairlield t1)
which place be later went.
luaston was sued for his support
11111 Judge Curtis at that time. decided,
that he was a resident of the town
of Newfown. New-town set 1111 the 1101
lease that It had not been properly,
notified. and it Is this point 11f law
that I11 to be passed 11111111 by the
court. The amount of expense In
$205.50. The decision was reserv
1111.
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SUICIDE lDENTIFIED.
Man Who Jumped Overboard From
Steamer Park City.
The body of the 1111111 who commit.—
fed suicide Wednesday by jumping
from the steamer Park City Into the
Sound. while. (111‘ Port Jefferson. 1111111
been identified as James II. titles. of
New York. 1111 was Pnlpiuvev' -
Special Reporting f‘ompnny. of that
11111. and his Identit1 was established
I1) a turd beurlusz the name 11f the
firm. 11111111 was found on his person.
Deceased has 11 brother. John V‘. Giles.
residing 111 Bridgeport. who Is employ-
ed as a foreman in the Pacific Iron
Works. A wife and two children sur-
P
10 Pint Avenue.
Beautiful
0051511;
, .an ,
"".“'-’.‘?‘
Wall Paper
nometlmu hard to 901.1111! 11111.
Inch thtnzu. nevertheleu.
proud of our stock. We worked
bud to get It We didn't 1.1111 what
was thrown to 11:. That is one reason
why we have the trade we do.
hinting. Paper Hanging, Decorat-
In].
EEGor
1
am,
can NORWALK
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We
don't want to 000m boastful. but We
her 11f special deputies.
. but. Marshal Houston dee'lmeu that the-
Mexicans are. in urgent need of protec-
tion and that be fearing international
complications I11 case there is an out-
break against them will see that they
get assistance.
A PARSON'S NOBLE ACT.
“I want 1111th world to know "
writes Rev C. J. Budlong. of Aehway,
11.1."1’1'11111 a thoroughly good and r0
liable medicine I found in Electric Bit.
tors The} Cured m0 of jaundice and
ttvertm‘ubles that and cause me great
suffering ‘for 111anyyye11ra.“r a? 139-011
nice at amufui cure 11111;— 11111111151111-
thfng i ever saw " El'c‘ctr to 13111111311119
the surprise at 1111 for thtélr wonderful
work It: liver Kidney and atd'tflitc'h
115.11.111.11011'1'11111 to ti-y them Only
50 (110. Satisfaction Is guaranteed by
F. If. Baxter.
WARSHlPs AT HAYTI.
PORT AU PRINCE. Hnyti. Septem—
The. German gunboat Panthen left
our Vineta arrived here yesterday.
The ermanG gunbont Panther left
lPort A11 Prince. today for Venezue-
a.
The German third class cruiser
Falke Is expected to arrive here Sun-
day.
lir requitted love soon acquires a job
lot of wrinkles.
Every man, woman and child In the
Town of Norwalk should have a do-
poslt In The South Norwalk Savings
vive the. deceased. The remains were
taken In charge by Charles Tucker. 0
Port Jefferson undertaker. and will
probably be shipped to the home of the
deceased in New York city.
POPULAR AMUSEMENT!
A CLEVER YOIYNG ACTOR.
Chester DeVonde I11 really a good ac-
tor. In the tion of parts he 1.111111 there
Is no popular price. star in the country
that can approach him. He In young.
handsome manly and superb In eyeryv
think he does. Around DeVondo are
gathered a remaiknb company. and
In the staging of his Iayn nothing In
omitted to the matter of scenery that
can add to the beauty and effectiven—
nesa. Chester DeVonde will prove a
revolution to our th'cn'tre- -goers who are
urged to see the opening production
Monday. 81.111111111111211 upon which has
been expended a large hum of money
Srenlcally It will prove a marvel and
artistically 11 sure success. 1'
Sale
'11' 5‘ 14'-
Special
YNNNWI‘ F101“
551': bag
A. Stall
cornea Ave. 1111,91: NORWALK.
J1
.m..w—.—. . «SEW.
Bank.
You will never be worth any money
until you save some.
No 10st to start an account. '
You are welcome with any amount.
anti we pay you 4 per cent. Interest.
compounded semi-annually.
THE SOUTH NORWILK
' SAVINGS BANK»
UNITED HANK BUILDING.
any
PARTMENT STORE OF
FINANCE.
Combiningr as It does every function
of financial b11111ne1111.thc Trust Com-
FORTUNE FAVOR8 A TEXAN.
“Having distressing palm: In 11111111.‘
back and stomach. and being without
Appetite: I begun to 11111 Dr. King' 11 New
Life Pills” write. W1? White and. of
Keane-dale. T011. "and alien to like 0'
new man " Infailtbio In stomach and
liver troubles. Only 26c, at F. 15.111119
tbr‘a an); nfn'n‘
v.g,‘ ,.1.
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DEFENDANT TO RECOVER COBTB. ‘
BRIDL EIGHT Ballwmbor . .2511“
Jung III 11:11 llhnor handed down 5'
1111111 11111111111111, annular court roster; 1'
day for the defendant to recover 111111111 .
In the unit of Orange Murwtn. trunk-.1 ,
axulnstW. N. eurdtiloy. Theplulntii'!
1111111111111 111. 111111 11111111111111 111111 11111911111101-
tlion of a note hold by the 1101 Adam
The suit 11101119119111.1111 by Marvin 011 .
trustee it the F Wordtn fund 011110»,
,N. H.’ 11111111 ‘estrtté. an wide. Party?
1.. llohtuion' was 1111119110 "unttt deposed
by the probate court aftur he left; to‘wn'
951111111 a cloud. Johnson borrowed It. -_
c
MANUFACTURING _
In a very prominent'btunch of our
business.
tion to manufacture at 11 1111511 coat
“'2“th can run a plant after you
got .
50 WA not 52"..
P111111. 18:.
FOR OTHERS
Tho oxponsivonoss of equipping ‘
11 plant may be preventing your}
putting upon the market a money
making article.
'1
Such being the
11110. conuult 1111. We are In 0 post
ma 1;. N. MckrBBIN
are 619. a
W. R. THOMPSOM'MMager.
;.1111 1111111111. 11111
pnny might well be called the depart-
ment store of finance.
The South Norwalk
Trust Company .
can cure for your
General Banking Bullpen. .
Saving! 0011110111.: :1' 1 - ‘ '
Rotate- Imd Trultu’ of every descrlp;
“On.
Valuable: “erect and safe Occult
80119- Rented.
SOLID A ND SUCCESSFUL
11"11
SO. NORWALK.
9111.1114deth "edits.“ .
0131f Mr. Beardsley Without neomlty-
1111 afterward. 11111111111111: to Mr.
eardalay' a claim. 11111101111111 the note. .
of Marshall 111.111.1111. for 84.0091119 the}
Wordtn 081910.111; security. bu which
Mr. Beardsley; “did not 11111111111 111" 1110'
than was not payable to} Percy [1.110an
‘ on, but to hls father.‘ The claim of
0 plaintiff was that the 111111111 at
had knowledge of fraudulent fat on
“19 that of the 110111th41;
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bias of the stomach and bowels 1111b»
from outing melons. fruitl, etc.“
hit her children or old 111115.211. 12..
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(‘01 111111111. They are urinary. and Wit
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thicknesses with Brlziila
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111 the nation will 1199111113110
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thing In the our 111 we know of ,
31111110111 do this. Equally effective for '
hustle and 1111111 do: bite, If instantly
fled so always keep 1,1011; 11de ,
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gamdiu
be little of 0101031191? Walla}; 1.1.;
Ind spider are 11111111111qu 11111191111111.11-
varapuinfuiw an
hurt
n 1111111 1111118 3'“!le
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the 11110..
a drop. as It. ,
In I130. wuci or hot-natal an 1110
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his a 1 ”will
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01.11111; 11.1
'éupltafgf' um Mm 900%: "
_ Surplus, 8100, 000.00
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1011111 11.11am 11101911111 »
Hilton 11. 11111111111. miller.”
”ix" i" 3‘5 0‘1 1}
RDIRICTORC’
‘ arrived here' 111 lb 11 111.;
'l‘etophone‘.
messages from Port Arthur any that;
there Is no necessity for such netted?
' II. Baxter.
' till 1 took Bnitltah
THE TRUST commando: 111:. '
, 1111111an 1111111111 and It in 01:99
, 1111 111111111111 11111. 11111111 made 3
= 11111 1111111111I 11111. i‘ difficult
it) twoddttoi' of
Over Five Hundred ’Wriodl 1K lied n00.
Town Completely balmy“.
BE .
3111111. 31111191191899; ”:1
received “filo“ mfg) ?'
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slain Turkoptm 15.9,;
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11113 to 90111011111911
1.11.1111... were killed at Kapgnr.
Turkestan. 401) In the villagp 911M311.
'20 In .111th while the town 011 i
sultsllcho was completty destroy
Kupgur Is situated at the confluence
of roads leading to 13011111301110. 1.1111
1111.4 11111131111 empire and In of consid-
arable Importance. It has a [10 '
of .111. 11110 1111111th
'The. lazettcrs mention the 11111111 of
Ak-nu in Eastern Turkestan. and
It in an Impo1tant center of trade.
—————-————-.————-w . '
- "1 11sz nor KEPT 1111.11111‘1'
all this 111111 11111 have 1:6 , 'i
praised and recommended Cold but“,
vent to the afflicted I have derlIi
the greatest benefit from It" "i . .
N. Gordon 78 Broadway' Routine 1111'.
N. Y. The lady referp to 11111111111 '1111111— .
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hedy. K111111193 :1 11111..
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Plaid Been Obll‘ged° 11's lAland" '"Wth'kllf'p ‘ ; ~»
Plymouth, Fink: ’Séptenih'er Kit—The .
Hamburg-American liner Pen 11y Iv” =
from New York‘. September {IE
91
the crew of the Norwegd
Bothnia (0111111111 11111111911 9
water, N. 3. August"? 111 ' '
which 111111 been a‘ban' 11111111,;
for; "condition at se‘n. ‘
111111 Bark 151111111111 01111 refiner!
ed the Marklttnd‘.” She 111105119
01.M11111ns,1v.'13.,ni13711111 Will
89! tons icigtuttar' $111 was ,9“? 1111'
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SAVED A IOY'I LIFE
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. oi It'll—
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10111.net. says: "Bruin “Baton
ed my boy’s life. he 31%?
the one we lost witihlpcrow 111w“
him a few (10808. 119%
to sleep 111111 11151.net
ning." For IMO byli.
and Th9?
"bulging" '
' NOME srohu ewe-111' AGAIN ‘ i
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Two Men Lose Their Lives and GM;
Damage Done to 011111111119.
SEATTIE. Washn., Séptem
Nome has been storm Ewen again
with the loss of mo lives and 111111111
damage. to sl1Ippin'g.’l‘h‘e d0
Captain Basil 111111111111! an 'Clt'ptitlfi
John Slater master mate of he stillbo-
tier Good Hope The 11011111: 11904000
The storm came on 011151111011 —'1th.
the anniversary of tho 11111011121111
swept Nome Harbor in 190.0 1111qu
great damage to shipping.
fill-0311 ..
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it 26-—
\
If you find your duties will not put-
mit of your taking the two months I" t
you should have at 11 pleasant lumin 1119311
resort get a. bottle of Ramon'a 1111111
Tonic and take It according t'0‘ we'd—
110110.11 has all the good 1169::
vacation in toning up the lip
purifying the blood. and iv-
cheaper. R. H. Planted. '
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CYCLONE SWEEPS OVER CATANIA
LONDON. September 23-A deb
patch from Rome today announced that
a severe cyclone has swept o’ver' Cfi‘
tania Slcltv. The town ls flooded and
many houses including the Vliiu' Beli-
tni. have been damaged. The rall~
roads have suffered seriously“. The 11y-
clone also wrought havoc at Modch
a town of Sicily thirty miles. from
Syracuse where several parlonl were
killed. Mount. Etna shows further
signs of activity and 111010100110"!!!
Stromboli (off the north cunt' of 810-
fly) is still active.
ONLY CURE son 5151:1111...
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of N" Cutie,
Dab. says: “I suffered for "01““ with
dyspepsia Used no 1111911098
tress and belchi .I tried “9mg.
I could hear of but nothing 1101
0111111111119 ll ‘
cent bottle cure! an 11111111110191?”
For sale by R. 1!. mm “I :91:
Baxter. ,
SOFT COAL PRICE IN BOSTON.
nos'ron. 15111119111119: 11191130111111
" coal dealerg ful'tbbt‘ lidvunce'd to
price of son coal 81 per ton 19"888.
With today's advance. soft 11.511 filth
appreciated In prlc‘e 02.50 per to this
week. The 11: too of hard coll rebuilt“
at 116 per ten. but there 11; little 'to 116
had here; 1 .
1
”STOP THAT COLE, , ,
or 11 may result In P119 onto. 0n—
:ttlan Bulm In breakingh «$01,111 I.
ever tried. 11110111: 11111119999111
10 25 50M (”‘1 $1.06 liott 311.9.“
’,ford.ltaxtt1r"l or P10191011},
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A 1111111111.. 111111111 that atlh 9‘? ”'l' I .
boat 1111111111» 111 to flirt lib 0; "
line. of 11111111111111: from New build
.New York,
Difficulty he}
heou' 1111,1111
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navigation (3011: say. (1011
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.tho assertion is mad 1111 11111...
tibia authority that 9910 Joy;
obntbmplhttug inéttill g an on
line here.
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‘5) Day. 250 0!
Store. , f, . /
LONDON EDITOR DEAD.
LONDON. September 26~ obit;
11d 311011111 011
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1 3 ‘after 0 lug III
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