TMMSDAT. MAY 19., tgoa. . E
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iFV if Not. What letter Proof Can Bouthi tiiuttcr was roportcd to tho authori-
DROWNlNO.
THIV CERTAINLY WOULD
THERE WAS A OLAOS OF OUR
800A AT THE OTHER END.
IRIDOE PHARMACY,
206 Wilmington Street.
H. F. Pierce. Prep.
EilS’i‘iitJiiiiiliii
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. i.. ll. ltoy-
iioitia. of Van Zuniit stroot.
Miss tlrlict- llurnuni, of Now York
t'li\‘. has boon visiting llt'l' sistcr. Mrs.
t-‘. it. lillllllllll'l_ in Uitiiorno tircnnc.
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ARE vou urtcricm
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. Norwalk Recidcntl Alk For.
, 'l‘lii~t ls tlio atutctnont of a South Nor-
\\':ii|t ciiizotr
'l‘lii- i“.“llllltlllV of u noiglliior.
You run roinlliy invoutigatc it.
’i‘iio tii-oot' uhould convince you,
t (loot'go Will'l‘t'fL oystor pitmtoi' and
itlt'illt‘i'. of :5 t‘hostnut Htl‘oot. says: "i
l liavo l‘Pl-‘l stiliioctod to iuclonicnt wvto
tin-r unit it is uuito litHHililt‘ that own-
your whiic suporintonding nurtlouliir
int-ill hos ot inv intuitions induct-d hid-
.it‘_'.‘ troubicu. At. all evonta
,cons‘iuntucnta :irt- lining shippod to Nib
il'tl'tt‘ and it is illt' biisiost part of tho
taut-on, l i'ot-I my back troubling tiio
most,
for :- ltlliK time and chant-lug to not-
iroaii‘». l‘:ltll|t‘\' i’lils udvortisod as u
ikbbioy romodv and not it curo all. i
‘ hatl coutidenco onouuh in ”mm to pot
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l it-t-civcd i-t-uiirdinlt tho dungcrous iii‘llt'»
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wholll Iowod tti scorch there.
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i know i had kidnoy complaint . tho lillt‘ (llltll‘lt'fi A. liobblo. who tvui-t‘
Now tics arc to bo plat-oil in tho a box 'it l’iii‘stod's drug storo and try?
trolli'y trucks on Houvit-w uvouuo. and tliom. 'i‘bo iirst box convinced mo they:
iicar tho l‘lllsl Washington
bridgo.
'l‘llo liirt'l‘sltio (‘lllll has lliltl Its now
iloat placed in position ill from of tlicl
t’ltlll houso. south of tho Wuuiiinutonl
stroct brltlgo.
Minot S. Put-trick. tho woll-known
shoo-maltcr and poot, hus movoti his
place of business to tho building which
is usod by t‘oie'a exprcss oxpi‘css as it
start-house tuid oiilt-c.
Mrs. Richard lilalid cxpccis hor sis-
tor. Mrs. Ellis. of Litwroncc. Muss- to
spond a wock with ho;- lici'c. Mrs, iii. 1
lis is moving from Latt'rouco to l’hila—
dolphin. and tho visit is iniitio on room.
’i‘lic murriagc of Anna, daughtor of’
Mr. and Mrs. .iaincs it. Wordcn. oi”
St. .ioiiii sll‘t't‘i. to William ll. Sniffon.l
til‘ ltowuyton. will bc stiiemnizcti May
29th. tit tho rosidoncc of tho llritlo‘s
parcuts.
’i‘ho iicw oyslcr stoanicr Sylvosicrf
ilcckcr. which arrived yesterday. is
now linchorod at. hor dock. Shc is ono t
of tho vory hundsmncst oystcr boatsi
that cvor iloutod in tho Sound. lit-rt
iinos iiro vory grucct‘ui and slio in as,
heat as a pill. Slit: is slightly highor_
uboro tho wutor than the it‘i‘t'tltile \\'.,
ilockcr. and looks as if she would act ‘
botter in a hoavy sou way. ”or cn—i
ainos work nicciy. and she is said to}
ho ll succcss from tho point of spocd.
James W. ttauchcr, a well-known}
fisherman. has tho distinction of hay—E
ing caught tho largost and hcuviost col 1
over landed around these parts as furl
as plscatorlai history zoos. chtcrday %
ho was battling a sotline, and had tak—
on in threo of tho slimy monstors.
whoii he t‘clt a pull on the line as if ho
had booked onto the Atlantic cublc.3
lic pullod up slowly and thought that
he had caught ihc rcai old titno bona—
iitio son serpcnt with the non grocn
whiskcrs. it was not howcvcr. hid it
was it gigantic eel. it was taken to
litii'nor‘s store. whcro (‘harics lit-f‘t'oix
moasurod it. 'i‘ho ocl was just throc
tool. it inches iii lcngth front thc tip of
its tail to its nose. It was as large
around as a man's arln and Mr, (lunch-
or had great difficulty in keeping it iii
tho boat as it squirniod so. 'l‘ho col
may be soon by thosc who curo to do
so at Mr. (lauclior‘s home.
ROWAYTON.
Rcmcmbor tho strawberry t‘cstivul
Wodticsday ovcning.
Itov. it‘. (3. llrown t'oiitinuos Ht‘l‘itillsly
ill at his homo in this place.
Mrs. Mary 'l‘homcs is visiting who
lives in Jamaica and Brooklyn.
Tho 'i‘hursday cvoning prayl’r moot.—
ing this \veok. will lio iod by Mr. John
it‘oltel'.
Mrs. John l'lillltlttl‘, of
street. is lilt' guost of rclativos
Brooklyn.
‘Ml'. H. M. Hilnnlon,-t.)[ Now York.
has taken DUHBt’SHltlll of’tho llock (tot-
tuizo at iletlo island.
Mrs. Lewis l'urkcr. of Now York
city, is at tho residonce oi‘ Androw
Mills, for it low days visit.
Charles |)ol(iyn has donated titty
Crocltolt
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tor that, for inv back became well. I
pri-scribod tiioni for tiiy son and thcy
(urod him."
For solo by all tloaioru. lt‘ostor-Mli-
litirti (‘o.. tlufi‘alo. N. Y.. solo ugonti-i for
tho l'nltotl States, .
Rotneinbcr tiio titinic———l)oan's———uud
iaite tio otiior.
lic toiuplctod boi’oro ilocoration Day.
as tiio strut-taro will intro to bo. ontirc-
iy i-oiiuilt.
'i‘his ovoniur. tliori- will bi- ttvo class
mootiuus. tiuc iod by (‘hui‘ios W. lit-ll
ago, lod by .iobn L'iiommodion.
Franklin L. 'i‘houli. who has boon
ttunsi'orrod as day oporator in tho sit:-
striiot woro just what i tioodod, so i took uu- E
Ittillt'l‘. i d‘tl not rooniro tiny nioro ufw
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tut tho chitin-b iilltl ono at tho pursuit?
ital towor born, to Cos Cob, wliol'o hot
works (mo of tho oightdiour tricks, will‘
continue ills rcsitlonco in this placc
whorc his tinniiv iivcs in l'cnnoyor
stroot. Mr ’i‘hcall is an excciiont tow-
‘ crnian and his promotion is it desorvod
oiio. Thomas C. Reading is filling
tho position tcmpornrily.
Assistant (‘iiicf Engineer Edwin L.
Siovons, of ilio Rowayton iioso (‘oiii-
puny. who was it) Now York last
wook, nuido a lllli't‘ili'lfit’ of a ilrc oxtin-
aiiisiiod of the latost pattern. ’I‘ho
company now has about two hitndrod
dollars surplus in its troasuror. rccont
li-rty by it iowcring Io gratio. .
donations having boon tnade by woii-j
known proporiy ownors iti this \‘lllililt‘. ,_
John Shorman iioyt gavo Silo, ltobort
S. liurt‘lay, 525' .loliii S, Sanimis. ot
Mamaroneck. 3L5. 'i‘ho ownor of tho
building occnpiod by tho Hoso ('om-
yal and ontoriaiiiniont, in tho rooms,
puny. has givcn pormission to Harry,
liussing‘. tho Nnrwaik hill postor. to
makc a sign board on tho north sido of
tho building.
yt-isorduy to two about tho mattor.
Albort lltiiit-y has pnrclitisod u now
horso.
Androw Taylor has rotui-ucd from
a visit otit of town.
'l‘ho thortnomotor yostcrdiiy was ill
at 'i‘own t‘lork llcii‘s otllcc.
Norwriit. was a visitor in town yt'stcr-
day.
A lilt‘i‘llll;§ of tho Ht'lt't'illlt‘il was iicld
yosiortlgty, llotiiino business was trun—
iiilt'llltl.
.ludgo .iosrpli it. Taylor, of South
Norwuii.. was in liurion ycstorday on
business.
i’ ’l‘ho Social Lotiguo Sowing (‘irclo
Ewill nit-ct 'i‘hursduy :tt tho homo oi
illrs. Noxon.
1, fl‘iio animal tiiooting of tho llarion
lit‘roc Library _\SHt,lt‘lillltlll will ho hold
«this. week 'l‘hursday.
'i‘ii.‘ Uurion Juniors will play two
. tzamo
tho Ntll‘tiltllls, bring slated for victims.
l A tncotlng of thc Rcatling (‘irclo will
lbo iiold at tho (‘onurouatlonni parson‘
’iigo. this ovcnlng. .lulius (‘aosar will
Ebo tho sulijoct.
j A nuiiilicr oi procrcssivo young tncn
luro raising money for a hook and lati—
‘dor truck :it Norotun iioiglits. This
will malio throc pieccs of tire uparutua
lll ll:ii'.t-n.
. Rov. t'hitrlcs (‘. (Woman. of tho
iAnioricun ilotird of Foreign Missions.
Mr. [hissing was horo‘
. golfing ut
,Icr Mason.
(‘ity Shoriil‘ .ioi-ioph Disscsu, of South .
.,liin whi-rt- tho scason is soon to opon,
:trutintz that servos to t‘ll't‘tllitlt‘ about
:oinihinl: and is tho Worst kind of dust
s Saturday. tiic ltowuytons and,
station and no attempt is mutii- to in—
. till angol of light to hor noighbors.
, was ill tho family plot at \\'ood|und.
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IVOM of Haltorah and Mann tit Nitrit-
ton Height» had been litirxlurized. ’i‘he
tioii. The manual titolcn was vory‘
Hilltlll. i
A numlior of complaints huvo boon ‘
tin- of tiittonioliilos of ucorchinu'
through utulor tho Muln utrcot out
through tho railroad onlbtttiknlont.;
’i‘hoy go through at it may rapid mic;
and podcstriiinu uiitl pooplo in curriti-‘
gos arc piltood iii grout tlttnlzcr. ’l'hoE
roadway is vory narrow under thot
bridgi- and tho autos should not ho ul~
’i'ht- nutttor
has ilot'll rullod iii ”iv tittcutlon of tho i
itriitid Jill‘lti'ti. 3
Mrs. (‘llill'lt‘H A. “llltlllt', willow all
one. of six brotliori-i tiftor whutn lloii~E
bio i’ost. Stamford. was llillllt‘tl_ dlodi
Saturday. at hor hitt- homo iti inirit-ii.‘
Mrs. liohblo was sort-lily yours old.E
For a your or more sho had hot-n lti
poor llt'llllil, ’l‘hc imtnoiiiuio cauao of .
tlouth was apopioxy with which she]
was sirickon Suturtiuv. iloceaat-d was
born iii liurictr wlioro sho ptisaod all i
iior lit‘o. Sho was boiovod by peopici
for hcr noighboriy uuniitios and lllt‘i
itoodnoss ot’ ltor licui't. iti limos of
troubic :itid i-ticit'tesu M rt-t, llobbio was;
llz-r i
funortll was held youtol'tiav iii'tot'iiooti..
at 211:0. from tho lato home. 'l‘lio nor- E
vit'o was (‘lllltlllt‘it’ti by llov. .i, \‘V.1
Richardson. pastor of the Baptist ‘
Church in Stamford. 'l‘iio intorniont
WESTPORT.
iv). .\‘. Hippciiy and son aro in Bos-
toll.
lit-v. ti. \\'. lturhytlt was a visitor in
lli'ltlgt'lltii't Saturday.
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llr. Hammond and family iil't‘ at
their tlroous l-‘ut'nis t't-nidonoo. ,
Miii'kod itiipruvotncnts huvi- lit‘t‘lli
matii- along tho front of tho Rico prop— E
.\icn iiro at work laying out l'nion.
schools grounds Additional grading‘
and sonic planting is boina‘ dono. ‘
The entertainment to he uivon May 1
EF- tll Siiiigatui-lt Mcthodist t‘liurcii. is
mic that i4 lltl‘ilt‘lllll! gout-rill lntcrost. i
’l‘hc comodiottzt. “'i‘ho Swot-t Sistors" .
and tho music of tho ("omputiug Scaio
ouariotto will both llt‘ uttruotit'o ton—i
turcs. '
(in May 29 Lady Pnimcrton Lodge.
S. oi“ ll.. trill litild an loo crottm festi-
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
t'ort‘tvs.
lluributt liltit'lt'.
Mr. utiti Mrs. A. tliiliort of Mount
Vernon. N. Y.. luit‘o i'otitrnoii to thoir
homo ttl‘tor a visit how at tho homo of
front an awful opt-txiiioii."-
\i uidsor. (hit.
Mrs. i". ll. liodt’roy. .
ll llt'l‘l’t‘“ Kmillil- of lll‘l'lfif‘il‘ll‘lq “Vtil‘ilis or inflammation of tho ovuricsor fallopian tii‘ii s \tiiioh :idioin the
and Warron .\. liriggs. ol' Stratiord, . oviirics may rositit front sudden sttni‘ltltlg of tho monthly flow. from lllll.illll"ll- ,
ivcro lit‘l‘t‘ on Saturday and onjoyod ‘ “‘m ”f lbc womb. and many otii i' t'iltl‘w“. ’i'bc siiiziitcst indication of triiii'iio ‘
tho lliguunnni tloid club:
giiiuniis. .
'l‘ctupio lodizo, i~‘. it: A .\l.. will hold ‘
a spot-la! nicoting 'i‘hiirsduy night and
ioiii'cr tho M, .\'l dcgrco on ouo candl- .
ditto 'l‘hi: work will llt‘ doni- by Man
not: low! .
'i'hcri- but: not in yours boon so ltt‘il‘ .
oral a brightonlnu up of homt‘s und‘
grounds at tho l-‘urnis as is tho t‘ils‘t‘,
this soason. and tho vicinity hits novcr
boon more uttt‘ucti'vo than now,
lloiatirot- from Now York huyo bot-n
utitvsis at tho lltlltlt~ of Edward Aiion.
Shoro t'tlliiltzos iiro beginning to fill.
up and thoro is activity at lloat-lisido
faiicd to do iiic any good.
Sections of tho town wiillts arc in
:i boustly condition duo tti dry wouth-
or. ’l‘ho walk fronting Staph-s lluzh‘
school rompostd of slack and cindors
is ground to it powcr. lllllt‘h' and pcnc
to tit-u] with particularly whoro wo—
int-n's uiiii‘c and light clothos are con.
ootnoti.
’l‘ho dopot tt'olli-y cars ut‘t- iii opora< I
tion licrouluo to tho fact that lhcyi
carry thi- "tail to and from Sililglllllt'h‘
those tow. lint-s may lead others
torforo with thoir opt-ration. .-\t tho
cin- barns all is ordcr. Supt-rintondont
Willi lllL‘ ti\.tt'it~s. indiouti-ti it‘l’ tiitll Lt-rtiiiii'itlg pain in tho siiio. :lot'oltipulilt‘d
by boat and shooting pains. should ct-iini your instant uttcniion.
('lll't‘ l‘. toil, and a hospital opt-ration. with all its tori-ors, may otisii‘; rtsult from
“ ”EAR .‘l. s. l’thilt.\.\l:—-l (‘lln truly say that you intro sated
my “To, and I cannot. cxpross my g'l'lllnillth' to you in not-«ls.
“ llotorc l wroic to you ii-iiiiig how I belt, i had dot-toicd i'or mur
luo yours sit-tidy and spcni lots of nioncy lit lllt‘tllt‘lltt‘ liosidos, but it all
My locust-s did not appciir in that time, uiid
l :Jtii'ol‘od llllit'll
i'iiiii'iiig spoils.
li.-.iiiug dawn pain. and was :«tt iii-alt tint.
it wit: hard for ilit‘ to do my work.
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“I will always recommend your uondcrt’nl rotiicdics. anti liopc that
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Miss ilapgootl tells how she was cured
of l‘nlloplzlilzliltl Ovarian Inflammation——
and escaped an awful operation by using"
Vegetable Compound.
“llmtt Mus. i'iNh’ltA‘lt —l siiil'crcd for four yours with what the
doctors culicti hiilpingitis i iiiiluniiiiiiilon of tho fallopian tubos anti ovu-
ritisi, which is it most tllsl rowing and painful :llllllt‘lii, iiil'ociintt all the
surrounding pur's. nndt-riiiiiiing' lllt‘ constitution, and slipping the iii}:
if you lliltl‘fi'd‘ll iii» a. your ago. bci'orc [began taking Lidia I').
l'initliutn's \‘ogotnblo t‘ontpoiind. and iiiltl iltt‘lt'l'tl the. sunken t-ycs,
saiiow ctiiiii:lt-\ion.iiu<l grclioriii t-iii.iciiiii-d condition. uutl coniparod that
person with nio us I am today. robust. liciirty anti well. you would but
wonder that 1 tool thankful to you and your wondi-‘ri‘ul "ll't'tlltilit'k
which rcsiittod “it“ to nor. bio and licaitli in litc iiiontiis, :iud sari-d flit;
-.\li as liiim: “At-noon, it
B: h'
illitl‘l‘lt‘il N.,
it will lot
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HOW'S THIS?
W0 till'oi' tlno lililltll't'li Dollars Rt“
‘llllt bc curod by Ilitli'u ttiittirrh t‘iiro.
' i-‘, .l. CHENEY & t‘tl.. I’I'opu..
’l‘olodo, t).
i Wo tho lllltlt‘l‘Hll'Jlt‘d. intro known 1’.
. .l. (Shout-y for the last if. yours. and no-
iiiovn iiiiii pcrfcctiy honorablo iii all
>liliHillt‘l-ln ti'iitistit-tiiiii.i anti tinunt-Itiily
:iliit- to carry out iiiiy obligations tiiutii-
by thclr tlrui,
,\\'t‘si it i'rinix. Wiioicrtaic Drugulsiu.
'l‘oiodo, ()hlt).
Walding, Kimian «it Marvin Whoiosiiio'
Draggisti-i. 'i‘olcdo. Ohio.
Hull's Catarrh (‘ttrc is takcn lntcrn-
ally, acting diroctiy upon tho blood‘
;and mucous surfaci-s of tho nyntem.
i’rlco 75c pcr liottlt-. Sold by all drug-
.ulsts. i‘ostinionitiis froo.
Hall's Family i'lils arc tho. best. ”‘
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No Better
iGrocerics
E at Any Price.
fltlxtru li‘ancy t‘ri-amoi'y lluttcr, 23c lb.
; 3 ('uns ’l‘oinatocs, 25c
.‘l (.‘uns Swoot (-‘tll'll, 2:30
lit i’urltugi-s i'i't-sto, 2:30
L’ i‘ound (“an (‘ornod itooi’. 20c
A Stull
2‘4 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK.
iaiu. luould daily hare
it‘lltlllt‘lit‘. liacltaclio -.i‘id
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uwi your lllclilt‘lllt‘ and il‘l‘iiili‘t tit.
as dirci-tcii. and ui'tcr taking ilil‘t‘l' luittL-s '
of Lydia If. l’lllls’lllllll'fl Vouctablo (‘oiit-
pound. tut-nsos uptvarod, my “limit ti'Ltl-
lilcu hit too, itild I hate lit-on l'og'tllur molt
slut-o. I likt‘tl t'ouriccn ltottlos of
Lydia Ii. l‘inkliutn's Vow-table.
(‘otnpound and Blood Purifier
togctlicr. and am now rostorcd to
porl'cct lit‘dilll. Had it not been for
you. i would iiiit'c boon in my grave.
who suit‘cr as i did to try your ,
rcnicdics."~—.\itis. 'i‘. C. \l'tt.i..\osuv. if. it. .\'o. l, Manning. ion it.
Such. unqucst'ronahlc testimony proves tho rumor of Lydia H. I’illk- ‘
ham‘s. \ egotaldo (‘oniponnd over tliseiisos of \"tllllt‘ll.
\\ onion should reuioniher flintptlicy arc privllcgod to consult
Mrs. l'inklnnn at Lynn, Muss” about their illness, entirely free.
Purity is on hand day and night it‘ow
if tho strikors .‘il't‘ soon about town. “Wk” spout M“ “f my. “Wk in
i‘ho dopot runs arc puironlzod, ai~ _ Hartford.
though thc “wo wuik" contingcnt is
l llllllll‘l'OllS ()llt‘.
Mr, anti llrs. (lstar littdti havo ro-
tnrnod from a visit iti Hartford and
dollars to tiic rcconily organlzcd Hook 3 proachcd 5mm“)- in ”h. ill'dt'c of “N.
Hill] Ladder COIHDKILV. ll] RUWllleII. l RPV. H R. “row“. in {hp (‘nngt-pgafion.
Mrs. Charles Salter, of Crockottint 01“,th
strcot, who has been dangerously iilE [tropism]. Harry rimming. fol-Inprly
with tmcumuutu. is slightly Improvedint Pl‘ovltit'llt‘l‘. lllltl later of Brooklyn.
Miss Eisio Crockett and MuI‘SllHllihas securod a position at .I. P, Brittn—
T'ltttichct‘ Wt‘l‘t‘ tllt‘ guests Of Mr. and E iiicr‘s harbor shop as u shiucr of shot-s.
Mrs. Franklin Crockett, over Sililtlil)’.iliis m. h it.- artistic,
Misses Aiovin. Maggie, Nollie and! The iluricn Juniors played a same
lda Stewart. of New York city. spont‘sof busciiull against tho (‘uban Giants.
Sunday at their cottage-t on Boll lfi‘itli‘ Stamtortl. Stitiii‘iiuy, ’I‘hc ciimc was
land. ’won by tho ilarien ball tosscrs by a
George Forris and family have mov-1 scori- oi‘ iwotity—two to four.
oil to tho William Lockwood place. onE Everett Millspuiigh has rotiirncii
lloton Hill. where Mr. Forris will cu-Ei‘rom Long island. having compiotod a
gauge in chit-lion raising business. ; largo contract thcrc. t‘lliiirlcs mill—
l’lenry W. Wells & Co. havo startoti l spatigh and Arthur Summit-t who have
work driving tho new spiles for thelbccn with him. will return today.
ltoion Point dock. The. work will noti Report was made yesterday that the
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"Ed” Thomas t-olurnt-d hotnc Sutur- Sprlnalit-Itl.
luy lllt(‘i‘ spending two days in llridge- Sovorai luindrcd pouch trocs havc
‘ltilt. 'l‘homua is out with tho other
:rolicy tiion, yet has no comments to
nuke on the situation or possibilities.
\skod regarding the rumor that throe-
'ourtlis of the local mon woro sorry
hey went out and wcro willing to go
back. Thomas declared ho liatl no‘
knowledge of the situation in We>t~
tort as ho had not boon there for three ‘
lays.
(‘innpo Bout-h is to be it t‘rcc-for—uil.
l‘he spociul committcc's report was ac-
~cptcd bill the unti-resottors got tho
notion to adjourn noiorc action was
ukeu. 'l‘ho rosult was not at itll stir.
arising: from the start it. was plain
that tho "oioct" wrro not in sympathy
with tho public nor its demands. Thcy
nave thoir iosorts if they be Newport.
Narragansett Pier or Bar Harbor, a
barren sand strip is good cnougii for,
boon niantoii on tht-ir farm by the
t‘oari Brothers.
Wallace llrnwn. who cut ills foot so
badly sovoral works ago, is now ublo
to walk a little.
Mrs. Thomas, of Ritlgoflolii. has been
spontling somo limo with her sister.
Mrs. V. lodfret'.
(liivia Kollogg has entortainod lior
hrothor and sistor-in-luw_ Mr. and Mrs.
inmbort Kellogg. of Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. lt‘. \\'. Morohonne, of
Port Chester, and two chiltit'on. have
boon guosts of Mrs. ll. ll. Morohonso.
Orders have been issued by Superin—
totidont .l. V. Trumbull. of the Shore
Lino Division of the Consolidated road
that all trains crossing tho Quinniptac
trestle must not exceed a speod of thir-
ag ~‘
,
. aids nature, and nature
your ovimiloctbi= abouti
3 He knows why Ayer’s‘
blood pure and ’ rich,
1
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f
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6 it
Q
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makes the cure. Ask
t. He has our formula.
Sarsaparilla makes the
why it tones up weak
haves, and why it overcomes all dehility.
.Ayer’s Pills raid the Smut-rill. The! later 1
imam-tear: constipation. bliiousncsg
.t.
‘fi‘litflfifltfitefith
”so
th‘ masses here. The at‘ternoan ses—
sion of town meeting further intiicates‘
the wisdom t?) of such calls whon tho
majority cannot be present and cut
1nd tiriod plans are railroaded
through. 'l‘own moetings in tho day
Lime. common in this section are con-
trary to good judgment. unfair to thc
public as well as to those in oiliciai
positions having the best interests oft
.hc peoplc at stakc and courting public 1
favor for themselves and their stands. 1
The inevitable is reached in the compo i
Bcnch matter and like a new claim itsi
evorybotiy‘s chance to “rush“ it until
“a resort" won't be a circumstance to;
what “Little Coney Island" may proveE
before the summer is out. Make not .
mistake. its public property: the pco~i
ple‘s play ground. No legal restrlc- _ _ ,,
tions can preclude the possibility of .-= . ‘
camping. sanitary or bath house. ‘ ” " ’ ' ‘
WESTON.
Mrs. Lyman Beers has returned from!
a visit in Monroe.
Mrs. James Smith has returned from
a visit in Elizabeth. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Church. of Norwaik.
have visited at William Hull's.
Mrs. Martin Rowland has disposed
of her horse and purchased another.
Mrs. Joel Godfrey visited friends in
Hartford and Nean’ven. last week.
Mrs. W. J. Sherwood entertained
Miss Palmer. of Brooklyn. last week.
Isaac Thorpo has taken up hll rest-
denrc at the Soldier! Home in Nom-
3t
ty miles an hour, The order is tho to:
suit of some of the ongincors trying to
make up lost time. and not reducing
speed on approaching the trestle.
_- within
wt"
40 K
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N «g
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Nothing gin-c a child manual fun
than a foamy glut: of Willinm' Root
Beer. They linger over it. and slowly
lip their little thin-am may. at the
some time getting him a:
tonic efl'ect of par. mob I herb;
Remember that 'youngsteu suffer
from the summer heat. and when they
get tired and lrriuhle in“ bring out
I bottle of good. cold Willinma' Root
Beer. it's I temperance drink un-
equaled for young'lnd old and the
out. all lady to drink, is only two
cents I quart. Williams‘ is the uni
old-fichbued thing ; take no other.
w...” saw“, , Walt-‘9-
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A married man ill\\'il)'~ rinonts udvic>l
ii'illll :i' llill'ilt‘ltll'. 1
A FARMER CURED OF RHEUMA-l
TtSM. I
“A than living on a farm ticar horn;
cumo ill a short time ago coniplotolyt
douliiod up with rhcnniatism. i hand-E
at him a bottlo ot Chamberlain's Pain
Hahn and told him to use it iron-iv and
if not satisfied after using it ho nooii
not pay a ccnt for it." says (1. i‘. Ray-é
dot: of Pattons Mills, N. Y. "A low:
days liiior he waikod into tho storc as,
straight as a string and handcd ill“ a.
dollar saying. ‘givo mo another liot-‘
tin of (‘hamboriuin's Pain Balm it
want it in the house all tho tiinc for it!
iuioit Inc.” For solo by Stillson-l
l’iiwoil (‘ot-poration, Baxter Pharmacy .
and (‘iitt‘ord Pharmacy. "t
'i‘ho Maids—Shall l dust ’tho brir—u-
brac. mum?
'l‘ho Mistross~ Not today. Nora.
ion't think wo can afford it.
A STARTLING TEST.
To save a life. Dr. T. G. Merritt. of
No. Molioopany. Pal, made a startling
'est. resulting in a wonderful cure.
He writes. “A patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages. caused
)_\' utcoratlon of the stomach. i had
ifton found Electric Bitters excellent
'or acute stomach and liver troubles
o l prescribed them. The patient
mined from the first, and has not had
in attack in H months," Electric Bit.
ers arc positively guaranteed for Dys-
wpsia. indigestion. Constipation and
Kidney troubles. Try them. Only 506
it F. ii. Baxter's. "
Hoax—l just heard some news that
teams too good to be true.
.lonx—-'l‘hnt‘s too bad—Philadelphia
Kermit. '
A SURE THING.
it is said that nothing is sure ex-
cpt death and taxes, but that is not
“together trim Dr. King's New Dis»
ovcry for Consumption is a sure cure
‘or all lung and throat troubles. Thou-
nnds can testify to tint. Mrs. C. B.
Vanhlotre. of Shephondtown. W. VI”
'nya: “i had 3 severe case of Bron-
hills and for a year tried everything
i heard of. but got no relief. One hot-
le of Dr. King's New Discovery then
‘ured me absolutely." ft‘s tnfnlllble
‘or Group. -Whooplng Cough. Grip,
’neumonlu and Consumption. Try it.
t's stimulated by F. H. Baxter. drug-
gtct. Trial bottle: free. Regular the:
[5°C. ‘1.“. ~ .1 _ . “
a
outfit-mucous.
_ wmmustiou
Citiflim'm'iLll iii
GATELY' BRENNAN
to SMAlN STREET.
or P. "r
. ,- -- -_--- -70.;
JUN IUS BROWN,
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
as long nud‘cover double sur-
face an machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street, were painted by me
in this manner over eleven year:
ago. They are still good.
Your home will stand on well
it i paint it. My otllce, 62 South
Main street. My residence, :5
Elm Grove Itreet.
“self iignitfig”
. Gas Tip. ,
First~~ita convenience by being able
to get the light without the one of u
1 match.
Second—The iessenlni of the dull-
gers of suffocation from escaping gun
by accidentally lanvtng the gas turned
on. as, if the gas is turned on, it will
iltht.
Third-The great reduction in the
danger of the from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of wall:
by the scratching of matches by Icr~
vants and tho soiling of carpets by
throwing the discarded match on the
floor, and the carbon being ground into
the carpet.
The cost of thin Lighter should be
tens than the cost of matches, as with
proper care the Lighter will last one
your.
lliiliiii‘iii it. NASH.
Cm North Main, and Walt Stu.
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tau iiililtiiii‘ an
nerw'ztfi /
NEW YORK.
MORWALK fill D
§QUTH NORWALK
.. . .;: . as who“ r
..Stc1§§?c' 55%. 1nd City of
Norwalk leave cw Y Pier
23.3.1181 Riter. Beekrm .St... 3
Pong. ‘ walk “43qu , Nor.
.4 . -_
saw. u . ..
ward for any cuso ot‘ t‘uturrh that can-i
l lowest ratel.
To the Old Country. Drain
and Money Orders payable anyd
wherein Europe. For lull 3|
1
JACOB II. “YT."-
tt mum... an". Inn”! Hamill. 61.
7:1...
,. -.. . -..~.. JLo—n-vv—v
Phom ill.
PLATING
by limit-0nd mblhodn. honed. non
reulonnble—more lasting,
Gold. Silver, Nickel. Connor: "
It) Antique Bronzing.
Motors.
The New England Electric Mo
tor really has no superior. (limtly
show you one.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’FG co. _ if
50. NORWM-K.
56 WA TER ST..
We still carry the same line of Lawn;
.1 ‘
For years we have laid the famoult
High Wheel Ball Bearing Victoml
Mowers, pre-emlnently the best made.
Mowers. i t
We also have the old style, reliable.
stand by Mowerl. .1
a
GRANITE STATE. IDEAL AND 1
ROVER. "
These we have always had in stock
for the last sixteen years. and ur-
rant every one of them. All sort! of
r iuuiiu
COMSTOCK.
WATKINS‘
s; DOW, E
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
pricel.
ll. .-.It
“1
count NORWALK. .. .'
Phone 48-0.
I' I, ,["l"l"'~t
Our New Goods are
now in stock.
Painting.
Paper Hewitt-t.
/ _—
Ei‘
9.860.
E. lltll’
a .-
lloktffdl.
to trim Avenue. in
T01. Coll 1’4."
1847. ‘ " . ’
PLUMBING AND STEA t"
HEATING. ~ .. ‘
HOT WATER HEATING. .i‘
nor "AIR narrate. tut
fl‘ovaa AND untold. it“t
sun's Ann TIN Room ' it.
Go- and Sunni l'ittllm-L .43 ,
Filtum. Maul Coll“
line you seen our mid. 1533?»? .
RICHMOND RANGES! ,t
THE JONES a HOTC ,
'COMP’ANY. ' t.
it WALL cram. norm“ *
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Norwalk Chronicler