0 levee
’ M dock ye Merday alter
turned .to his
, t yesterday .
- .‘the Long Island shore.
ere willw‘be the usual service at
10111111111 (St Paul’s Mission) t
rrow night at =7; 80. The it
v wont to Waterbury
hill Mr. Davis
a ha y tomorrow and
. (induct the conference to be held
eiterday about thirty- live hushele
use oysters vvMMMvore received at the
e
Thursday atteruuon is reported today
as getti 3 along nicely under the care.
0. diners or “this is E
say that. they tool that the servicee
conducted this your were especially
beneficial ‘ Harris at this place
was the first prayer and a New York
any man the s.econd
«baptism, reception of members and
, in €311:| {Bent Avenue Moth.
i)
order at th 10:30.11 oloek‘ servtce. At
12 o clock the Sunday. school session.
It being Missionar Sunday, the col
lefctlou will be for he missions. The
Juniors Will meet at 3 o ’clock and elect
‘oillcers. While at 6. 30 the lllpworth Les-
she will take for its subje t Resume of
Pregrsss .ot Methodist M salons. 7:80
. preachln hy the pastor, who has taken
for his theme The 0: That Must be
Kill ed. ‘ ,
Harry Hynson. son of Mr. and Mrs
ll .1. Harpoon. oi Seaside Place. met
with an accident Thursday, and his
. perents are very theokml that it was
not more serious. l{onus Hyman was.
1 11d stopped for a
. for Percy Mor-
timer it s small cul-
end wwail-tied the boys to keep
away. Master Hynson.’ howaver. re-
msiucd near Marga “$1 suddenly
the rifle Went cm? The ullet went
clean throu h Hypson’ mics. but lor-
tunately at not hit t bone. Dr. F.
B. linker is now two in; him.
blame is stitched tO‘Mersiih tor' the
accident This yo n3
ry th at it .
s A no
11 Behind the la
‘ B. to ski r
his prodoléti ndé 5m dird‘otl‘og 1
Principal William Perry. _
inte1esting lectl‘ire lea
Methodist Church
Customs or the entries.
is oxoeedlnglyi familiar with ills soil
it : tent and his .lremarks were listened to
will sour
who in 'Sthirithrd _‘
l’lotestant Church: on
. ,, monitor of this body. will,
proud“ for r. Guernse
‘euing, October 1 .
one time pastor o
1?. Church 1
The boys at the Darlen public school
have formed a football team and pron-1
lice dolly after school on the school
«grit nds.
' Davis was at
Slivermine M
o; the teemcnd a meeting
V8
ee playeims aver'a
even to lomteen years. ‘ ~
C Bailey end his driver. George
do; took in! drive Thursday.
windy horse "Rob,
They first went to- Mianus.
thence to NewrCensen and home-n
distance or about thirty miles. 0n the
road the little horse showed her heels
,to’ {several hood trailers and the two
gentlemen were in ch satisfied with
the work of the no real.
. Thomas Cohley; who 1111‘s been work "
dig for the seleetmen on the 011 Ridge
101111,st toned yesterday morning
about 1 o’clock in Hehry Northrop’ 11.
born in a serious condition. During
the night he had been taken with a
hemorrhage and was unable to get
home. Friends procured a carriage
and he was taken to his home where
he is now under the doctor :1 care _
‘ Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. '
Josenh L. Guernsey, pester. -—Dlvine
worship tomorrow at 10. so e. m. and
7: 30 1). 1n. Morning sermon by the
pastor on “The Christians Motive.”
The evening sermon will he delivered
by the presiding elder. James Mont~
:otuery. DJ). The third and fourth
quarterly conference will he held at4
ter the preaching service. The pub
lie is cordially invited
One week from tomorrow October
13 will be observed as Sunday School
Rally Day at the Methodist Church
Rally Day exercises will he conducted
during the Sunday school hour. Each
member of the school present on this
occasion will be presented with a no-
ket or admission to no illustrated lec-
ture to be delivered in the church on
'hc following evening by Mr. and Mrs
Norris. oi South Norwa‘lk. This lec-
lure. illustrated by the stereopticon.
will describe the work and experiences
or Mr. and Mrs. Norris, in the army
brunch o! the Y. M. C. A’ during the
Spoutshdtmerlcen war
_ tighten-mm
OUT- OF. DIATH’B JAWS. .,
“Who‘d death seemed very near tram
1 11. covers stomach and liver trouble.
that I lied buttered With (or rem."
flunhsin, N. 0., “Dr.
Us This saved my lite
rites P. Muse
ug’s New
11111 gave o'crfect health." Best pills.
' 3n siting 11nd only
M at Baxter's
, n
ytriends rclucton y, but there is earls-
" th Methanol» .
- 11‘ red Keyssr.’
Charles Smith has consent— p.
_ Mr. and M113. Edwsid
hron ‘ trp
iii iv cvtdehtr‘libet {111;
m ctibieMto_.lm day
and
faction; ut leash.
the new field he ,
every reason to hello he will dud
clinic in conditions all that he most
kn win]; that in
needs mid he will carry with him the
best wishes of a heat of friends
Mrs. J..8t‘11‘d’well‘. or H11 their. N.“
.l.;h1.ts been the guest I.
Contractor Charles
contract to build a v
for William C. Burbs 4
1m. Hoyt of the New Canaan Con-
m'egutiohal Church, will hold service
in the Union Chapel Sunday, at 3:00
Charles Penn and Janice Bennlngoon
:- and lumlly, who have been automating
‘- in the; William, Street place, hove re-
turned borne to ‘Brooltlyn. - >
Mr- and Mrs. James H Forshny and
daughters of Brooklyn. after being
the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ilntes
Mich two weeks. have retained home.
Mrs. .Arthur Selleck and son. who
have been visiting Mrs. elleck’ :1 folks.
onedict have
rimmed home to Port Washington,
ONLY one: son overseen.
M1-.'s Franklin) Bush or New. Castle
Del" .Seyai , "1 sultan-e11 fer years with
dyspensin. media have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped. me
until [took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by}! H. Plaisted and F H‘.
Baxter.
onsrgrlseo Lenses.”
Following is 11 list or letters remain.
ing uncalled for at the following 'post
oillces for the week ending October
4 1902:
SOll'l’ll NORWALK.
Miss L C Barnum. Washington St.
George E. llmckenridnc.
F ask .rceroetnu
Misses Clarke. ,,
Mrs. Mandy Everett
1
Silt audios. Lon Bulldlug.No.11 .
Miss Bessie Grl
New England Nursery.
Mls, Mury A. Selleck.
Miss “11??th Smith. R F‘ D. 37
Amonde Larisa alveoson.
Miss Theirs. West St.
iii. ill. CROWN. P. M.
NORWALK.
Miss Gertude'Cowlos.
Mr. John Cromwell.
Mrs C. X Citrtla.
. B. as norm. r. M.
W ‘
D Al IO? 8'3 LIFE.
”VB
Mrs. 0113i hill! H. Hutu 17.3.0! Mllr
lord. Deli. "aye: “amid Helm soy.
ed my he s lite. Its began-Just like
in a one with .11 .
him a
‘Dlott. W. 0.
ll .
ous oneness oi the or
1 ‘. Alter nearly two years in -
.’ New York city it is now being too ed
. . throughout the chantry with like to
‘ cults. everywhere being presented he
tore audiences that are limited
by the capacity of the thea’i‘
nale enough to secure it 1 .
'h—n—u—o—a‘
A FATAL KISS PRESENTED
.. An unusually large audience greet-y.
ed the DeVOn‘de Stock Company at
Hoyts last evening. to wltuese the
presentation at A Fatalities it was,
godly ,
n play that annealed to. the inserts 1'11 . ,
the audience, who gave their clencst -
attention throughout the entire pe‘r
Romance and manifested their spore
elation with frequent applause. M has
'Vun Auker as “Miss MncClcod” on
Mr. DcVonde as “Sam Clark" wercti
their best and their acting was so re~ ‘ L}
slistlc that it brought tears to thc
eyes of many in the audience. Mist;
‘ - Wood as "Mrs.McDern1itt“ and Mr. :
“Brecklnridgo as “Baron Brunt" noneai- ‘ .
ed to the humorous side and kept the . T .
audience in high good spirits..
specialties were better than even, 'l‘o
night the company will close their
week's engagement with the play on
titled Silver Creek Fort -
HIS LIFE lN PERlL.
“I just seemed to have gone all to
pieces.” writes Altrcd Bee, of Welfare . . . ' ‘
‘ Tex. "billousness and a lame hack hurl
I couldn't eat "or ,_ .
made life a burden.
sleep and felt almost too worn out to
work when l begun to use Electric Bit-
tors but they worked wanders.
gained
now me to Y‘cek sickly, run- :down poo-
hie. Tryt out Only 500 at!" “H
limiters drug store. , 7“
THE CADETS PLAY.
The play of “Brother Against llroth~
or.” given by the New Canaan Cadets.
Tuesday evening. wus largely attended
and enjoyed by all.“ Although it Was
a repetition of a play given less than
two years ago. it lost none or its in-
terest to the players or to those et-
tonding. in fact the actors out more
lite and suite into it than they did on
the ilrst occualon.‘ The case was al-
most identical with tho. tlrst one Miss
The ,
Now! ’
sleep like a top. can eat anything, have '
in strength and enjoy hut-d .
work. " They give vigorous health and ~' ‘
Are. sometimosfhsrd to not. but there
M or." such things. nevertheless. We
don't want to seem hurtful. but we
hate proud 0! our stock. We worked
11111-11 to set it. we didn't turn out»
no thrown to us. That is one xenon
why we have the trees we do.
Painting. Pow Hanging, Decor»
Sadie Brown, as “Mable Parker." won . ‘ ‘
the praise and admiration of all by
her good noting. and added to her rep- ‘
utotlon as 11 good actress: Miss lVy
Conrstock "Celia Bennett." was very
natural and as an ardent title rebel . :
and enthusiastic love matter was a .
great success; Bennie Weed as Mich-
ael Duffy" was simply immense and
assumed the irish character to perfec-
lion; J Frank Burt, as the rebel spy.
deserves special mention :01- his intel~
llsent conception and rendering oi! the
port; Carl Raymond. es the "Colonel "
Lewis F. Grlehsl as the villisn of the
Middlebrook as the "lien
oral. " W. l. Woundy as "Ike Jackson,’
Elmerd Roscoe as "Alabama Joe." and
till the others who took the minor .
p‘rts deserve grant or it for the in-
telligent rendering of air parts The
succinlties presented between the acts
by Norwnlk talent was very d, the
"standing Army of Hsytl," slog cs~
hecislly comical.~—New Canoes Mes- ’
sensor.
3 AMIRlOASB FAMOUS BBAU‘TlEB
k with
Pimples.
will any
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1. sim Avenue} um NoswALK
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‘ (lorcornn‘Art onus” ’ ”if” in
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Both President McKinley ind Pros!
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Till; to. the greatest: honor m1; non
terred on any publicstl u ever i
leukemia *Th ll
vwornsn inn lured
psi-t hoist-y and port cool its on
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