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DLOOD. OTIINOTH HEALTH.
BRANIOHWBIOER Ml whit}
ISLAND MALT will produce the alloys.
Thence hove returned an e f a
few we visit in Brianna}: W
Otto Fround. of New York, is spend-
Rooominouded by the leading phy-
sicians.
160 bottle; a for 280. '-
31. 25 dos. delivered.
BRIDGE PHMNACY.
‘05 Wuhlaglon 8t. ., '"
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Bun Here!
i7
FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER.
23 tats. lb.
FANCY NATIVE POTATOES.
22 ch. pk.
OUR BEST MILK CRACKER8
2 lbs for 15 ctr.
2 P'K’G. REAY BITS
25 eta.
f0 l'
TRY "VIGOR," THE NEW BREAK-
FAST FOOD 7 ct: A PACKAGE.
A. STULL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
“Nomik. ct.
Don’t Pail loo finish
EAST NillililAlli
Principal Uumbart and family have
returned from Bethei where they spent
the summer.
A number of people from here went
on tile excursion to New Haven,
the steamer Hampton. yesterday.
0 l1
The engine in G. N. MoKihbin's new
launch was overhauled yesterday af—
ternoon, and placed in line running or-
der.
Miss Etta Sehiiltze, of Bridgeport.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs, Fred-
erick Warm, of Cove street, East Nor-
walk. Miss Schultz formerly resided
in South Norwalk and East Norwalk.
The regular monthly class meeting
of the otilclal board of the East Ave—
nue Methodist Church was held yes—
terday morning. The pastor presided.
The meeting of the Epworth league
at the East Avenue Methodist Church.
last ovenlng,.wus led by Miss Annie
O'Dell. Her subject was "The Call of
Moses." -
Rev. J. W. Davis preached yesterday
afternoon. at the Brookside Chapel.
The. Birohard sisters sang. and the
meeting was well attended and very
helpful to those who attended.
"The Juanita Outing Club held a
clambake at Compo Beach, Saturday
afternoon. The attendance was large.
and they had a good time. The storm
somewhat dampened their festivities.
but when It cleared off again they re-
turned home, none the worse for the
storm.
Almost everyone inEast Norwaik
who owned a boat of any shape or des-
cription took advantage of the flue.
bracing weather of yesterday, the
bright sunlight and the refreshing
breeze ,to get out on the river or Sound
and enjoy the day, Launches “ciiug-
_very attractive this year,
ing a few days at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs, Silas Carpenter, Rowayton
avenue.
Dr. C. E. llacltley and Miss liackley, .
of Rowayton avenue. will entertain
friends tomorrow afternoon from 3:3
to 5:30 o’clock.
Miss Mary 'I‘amlin will return to her
home in Brooklyn today. after a two
weeks' vacation, spent with Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Monti.
Walter Turini,
Heights New York. In a guest at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs lliram Shor-
ion North avenue.
Rudolph Schuster, the expert guid-
ner in the employ of George II, Tra-
ondly, the Brookside florist is stiffer-
ing from a severe attack of blood pols
oniig in his right hand.
Winiicltl S. (ir.iint who is u must on
thusiustic photographer, has recently
received it prize of 850 from the La- ‘.
dica’ Home Journal N. Y. for intiiiig
the beat teproduetiou of the late Pope
Leo liom a plate iii a magazine
William Mallory of ileiie island had
his float towed to Rowayion yester-
day. ’i‘ he biidge and float will be stow-
cd for the winter and placed in posi-
tion next summer. The “Cyiic” LOWv
ed the float around to the river.
iohii Price of Brooklyn anti his
friend Leo Walsh of the same place,
ate stopping at Mia, George F EWI
ett s for a few days. Mi. Price has been
running up each week to see his fami
ly who have been sojourning at Mia.
Everett's for the past two months. lie
likes Rowayton so well that, W'riiencie
he can do so, he never lets an oppor-
ttmlty slip by without bringing along
a blood or two to see and enjoy the
place. Today both gentlemen expect
to have a pleasant time of It fishing
Miss Edith Mead. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Samuel Mead, of Rowayton
Friday evening, at her home, gave a
progressive game patty which prov-
ed a novel and pleasant function. The
first prize for the evening’ a sport was
won by Miss Grace Plunder for the lad-
ies, while Miss Maud Adams abiy carti-
ed the booby prize. Among the gentle-
men, Charles Bowman won the first
prize and Frederick Reed bagged the
booby. in addition to this event there
were vocal trios by Herbert and Henry
Ireland and William Moore, banjo ae-
lcctlons by Henry Ireland and piano
selections by Miss Grace Plunder and
Miss‘ Maud Adams. Refreshments
were. served.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mr. F. ii. (‘iiattcrton expects to ac-
. company his wife home Tuesday, from
her visit here.
The framework of It. D. Lyons'
new house. on Main street, is nearly
completed. Mr. Lyon expects to occu~
py the house this winter. .
John H. Raymond has the contract
for removing the lower part of the
iniincnse elm at Mr. liaiiard's place,
Maple avenue, which was blown down
in last week‘s storm.
The display of clematis at Miss
Margaret Selieck's beautiful place is
it includes
the large white star~sliaped flower and
the fine snowflake variety.
M, E, Mead's skill as an amateur
photographer has received additional
proof by the excellent group recently
taken, including Mrs. A. C. Stillman,
A. C. Wilson, Jr, and Mrs. Seoileltl
and baby of Noroion.
J. F. Morley, of White Plains, met
with an automobile accident in Noro-
ion. Friday afternoon. The steering
gear got out of ‘ordcr and the machine
ran into a stone fence. Morley was
not injured, but his machine was
slightly.
it has been deeded to hold the fan
of St. John's Church in Noroton open
for Labor Day. it was intended to
close last night, bill the church folk
of Morulngaide '
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Clothes washed with SATIN GLOSS retain the
sweet odor of the scalp.
300 ELEGANT PREMIUMS WITH ’ .
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we give free for the trade-
marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN OLOSS SOAP. SATINB
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SOOURINO SOAP- Address
David S. Brown (D. €0.51»:
ill st 5:. &N0l’lh River
wvouk cnrv
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leave for the cast with a fishing party
of livitlgeporters on board.
Charles Hall, of Hello island. found
a shift last week. The skiff was tioat.
ing in the bay and is‘ now anchored in
front of Mr. Hull's house, Fay cottage,
on the south end of. the island. The
craft is painted blue on the inside.
with white on the outside. it awaits
the identification of the owner.
Messrs, Smith f‘lltl Kt'lh', of Roma
l’oltit,liave made arrangements to keep
the popular resort open for the balance
of the month, providing the weather
holds as good as it is at present. There
will be excursions at the point during
the next iveck, and also on the follow-
ing two Sundays. There will be danc-
ing every night this week, and the IIS‘
uul attractions will be kept open for
three weeks longer.
A meeting of the lit-ii island Wiilst
club was held at the Clinton house.
Friday evening. llenry Temple won
first prizo anti Mrs, Charles ii. Mer-
ritt, ot’ lirookiyn. a guest at the house:
won the lady‘s prize. Another nit-ct-
log, the fifth. will be bold tonight at
(‘lovcr cottago, it was announced that
there would be but four games played ‘
for the trophic..- of the season, an um»
brclia for the lady‘s prize, and an tilti-
breliu for the gentleman's prize. Mrs.
Merrill's prize was a dainty handker’
chief. donated by Miss iloyt, a well-
linown resident of the island.
Yesterday, for a couple of hours,
there was the largest crowd of the sea-
son at liotou Point, between 7.000 and
8.000 people being there. The big
ocean going tug Senator Iiicc. with the
barge Empire. had 2,500 people: mem-
bers and friends of the National Athv
letie Alliance; steamer St John‘s.
Elizaiietliport New .leiscy with 2,500
people and the steamer John Silves-
ter, from New York, with about 1.000
others. There were in the neighbor
hood of 1.000 other people from The
Nora-silks, Daricii and Stamford. and
the day was one of the biggest in the
history of the. Point. The orchestra
under the direction of Professor inwe,
gave the usual concert from the hotel
verandali.
WEST NORWALK.
Mrs. John lieclitei and tieorgc Holla-
at the Green field t‘ouiity ('lllli agricul-
liirul fair Sent. 15‘ ill and l'l'.
Mrs, Charles l., Homes and Miss
.\inuilc Gregory of Noi'walk have been
visiting Mrs. William E. Osborn.
The cake sale, which was to have
been held Saturday afternoon, hits
been postponed until September 12.
Mticli favorable comment is heard
regarding the singing of Miss J. Mc-
t’lrcrry, at a recent miislcalc given at
lieachsidc inn.
Mrs. Samuel liayiou, who has been
the guest of Mrs, Charles Jennings
for some. time. has returned to her
home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Frederick A. (‘uitis and family
have moved here from Seymour and
taken possession of the Edward Ho-
Iand place on State street. Mr. Cur~
flu is the newly engaged principal of
the Staples High school and superin-
tendent of the town schools.
Thomas Gallagher. :1 member of
Saugxituck Hose (‘0 No, i, visited his
old home itrlducpori, his birth place.
to soeutl his birthday September fl,
M r, Gallagher is it younger brother of
i the late John (inlliigiicr of Bridgeport.
{who last his life endeavoriiig to save
the property when Sanforti's Ital shop
was burned niunv years ago.
‘ The case of Harsh (1. Mills vs.
(ioorge Meeker, alleging ll statutory
otlcuse, ih'it was to have been tried
before .iiu-uice S. A l’iirdy in Westport
Friday afternoon, was brought to a
final by the wedding o the, pair. Both
parties are well known here, and the
incident for time occasioned consider-
:lillt‘ surprise. Mr, and Mrs, Meeker
will contiiiri- to reside in this vicinity.
The announcement is made that
"there is to he a great athletic contest
Iioi'c today." The allusion is doubt
ices relative to the feats of strength.
endurance and capacity of the, partici-
pants in the Greens Farms Farmers‘
i‘lilli clum bake. There is certain to
he the iiierricsl kind of time. as well
:is the joliicst gathering of good lol-
loii's, .
Next. Now we are advised that the
beach piiiin crop on Long island is a
failure. and George Mills is anxious
to burn what show iiicic will be for
‘plum duft now (.‘ioiutiius Keinper in
response tiguios Mills to be u duffel
HOW'S THIS? ‘
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ho-
ward for any mine of Catarrh that can-
not bc cured by lilall’a Catarrli Cure.
Ii‘. J. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo, 0.
We, the. undersigned. have known i<‘.
.l. (,‘lieiiey for the last if» yours, and be-
iieve liini perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
. able to carry out any obligations made
iii their firm.
WEST K: 'I‘RllX, Wholesale llruggistu.
Toledo 0
W.Ai iliNi KINNAN 8: MARVIN
Wholesale Draggiais, Toledo. 0.
llall'a Catnrrii Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly iipou the blootl
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75¢ per
bo‘tle. Sold by all druggisis.
lltill's Family Pills are the best.
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SOLID AND SDCCESSF'IL.
Cllulliilliiilfllllilllli
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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.ioiia ii. roams. my...
ucos it. turns. Cashier.
DIRECTORS: T
John H. Farris ' Hoary Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace .«iarvm.
Accounts Sallolicd
diminish.
We have a fine line or these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering qualify.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
and
all sorts of
Boai‘a’nd Shore Re-
sort Supplies.
comercig,
Capital. 1100. 000. 00 »
Sui-plus. 3100.000. 00 .
Other Profits. :45. 200. 00
Pipe the Houses '
Anti Stores.
The houses and stores ’11 town .
are having (lat installed as a
means of illumination. The]
.ll‘lv Just waking up to llll‘ i'iiu-i
that it is the only reliable «iiill
economical light and that it does
not cost a mini of money to intro
it installed. We pipc any “UllHt‘
or store for junl what It costs us.
The light of today--
0a.: light with m mad-
arn «annual-lea. the
Wolsbub Lamp for.
houses. and Humphrey
lira Lamp. for stores
and dial]: ls soft.
clear and offooflva.
it makes night work light work ,
and saves many an optic nerve. ‘
[iron as a line and our repre-
nciitativc will call.
.(0NNEt (."llUNS FREE.
Conn. gR’w’ y &'
”to a little sensible, straight-
forward talk about our claims on
your consideration.
This store is run on business
principles; we run it to make 0 it
money out of it. We are not sat-
isficd with the sale unless you are
cause we want you for a regular
customer and a business friend.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters'
Supplies. Artists’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fixa
tures. xoc.
Clotli Window Shades. with
frits‘glei'd215333” Half Curtain Rods,
3 it. long, with fixtures. Ioc.
Oil Cloth Binding“. 100. box.
“Share-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
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PAINTING. PAPER HANG:
tug. unconarma.
l. .I'l.Ds' - y 1 or
87 Washington Street:
South Norwaik, Conn.
Telephone Connections.
4 > ...._. n-..—
DAVID ~W. RAYMOND.
Funeral Director
satisfied with your purchase, be- H
Entered
‘Kli'OiilEN WARE.
Fir-t Qualityd.
Four Coated. i
Also.
Stamford *Ranges
~, ’ once it. tits-i,
Oor. North Main
and West St...
“on. 1‘ '
EL?! TING
by impart be methodfihojcg, w..."
reasonable «not. lusting, ,
Gold. ti T-or. Nickel. 00” , a.
”Artisan Aromas.
Mirror's.
-‘!‘ho NW Will. We lo
tor really no no m ‘filuly
show you Clo. Jul i
THE 6. N. Mcmsm
JI’FG co.
so W4 TER sr..
SO. NORVALA.
Our New Goods are
noiv in stock.
Pillllili.
Ellioihs
ii i: it Na,
10 Flu! Amati! lawman.
lanai fll-l- .‘ ‘1',“
m1. uni-w 1am 4."; an
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zed" up and down all day. and there ., . . . . i 1“ mink there's any plums in duff. out “ ’
ware very few of them left at their will!“ him! ”lichiqfw‘lquw thut they nian WilnL‘SSt‘d “10 DEV-“11‘ ”l Bridge-g side of the name. Mills i'etallntes by l9 North Magnfibmfh NONI“ PLUMBING IND
anchorages. , no ’r g l ,0 a ‘ (”’9 ““1 ‘ Mon- 9011- i dcc i.iiing that KCIIIIM‘I ni. i,i be a good Residence 9 C c tir ., HEATING. "I 3,,
__________ (18.) night. Theie Will be dancing l0- Mitts Margaret Hillliithl)’. ‘(ll ROW)“ Hollltil but he wouldni ldnl n dav in WATKINS T ' h.“ t 'm “.8 8n .".9.. HOT WATER Hum
Quitea lively fracas occurred. Satuf- night Misses Cogiilan play every ev- ton, ls visiting h“. 5151”“ “‘5 He‘ll lllt‘ galley and If he “'Oilit‘d duff on lip-La 0 ‘ tilt! A . m
day night, in the place which is short- cn ":3 “31 ”M“ music is ““3 "‘"Ch up 1‘9”". is able seamen minus plums he would be ‘T ‘ ’ T " ' 'W ' " HOT AIR HEATING.” 5.,“
Iy to be opened as a saloon by J??? prcc ate MusliCllLaerli‘u’il lxlllfigliiflld will]??? put in irons I‘ien sucxh lucid infot- 6 DO.W, : . STOVE. AND MN.“ .
Hohh . at the end of the bridge. 9 open 0 U!- Ill 1' igt‘llm “I l mation. however. won‘t lici saw the . .v i ‘ '. - » , ' . = '
salon: has been fitted tip inside and NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE. Mr and Mrs. Rainiond Johnson (too 9 Next Door City Library : v. .- “‘5': 3:13:13“
,8 almost. ready to be opened 'lhc —--——- Mr. Lesson, of Ilarieu. has the con; 'l‘ho Hiram lellid’e arm...” (10 ' ’ . 5 O" m“ ION m “
- windows are still whitened, however, Harry R blunn, 0f Hickory Bluff. "“1“ ‘0 build a new chimney “1 ll" and lioiiton & alien formerly Adams? 112 WASHINGTON STREET, , ‘
and the sign has not been hung out has 80m“ to fit. LOUIB- “HIGH 01ml)?l and him ull‘i‘flil." SWIM. l' rovlsion Co, have attached some of ~ . -_ , ‘. , ' . BINMMWN
Mr. Hobbyl thoughtllt wouidlbelu hos- Joseph H, Selliuidice, of Danbury, is “All and “Iq' Arthur go” k ‘ the househotti goods of the late Mr~. SOUTH NORWALK' PLHMSING RICHMOND“ ”£5
pitable th ng to gve a tte ouse— spendingawee at the Clinton House. ‘- ‘ ‘ ~- ‘ 0“ 3'" Mudgon Ketcham and tune moved
warming. Saturday night, to a fewhof Belle Island. :2: 51135533? 3°; 3:05“ “JOFE‘I‘IW‘Y; “all? the same to a vacant stoic where they PM”: 43-0. .51:‘ , ' THE JOIEOES idiom
his friends. Just what occitrred as _ . . . ‘ g 9 1y“ "1‘ ‘5 . “l Juill be. sold at private sales and iii>~ - - .. , - . . .. ling-
not been told. but along toward the 1 Walter J “whme’er' 0’ 33“,“9 15‘ lcck's parents Mr and Mrs Eduani "a auction The mus are said mph“ The Conn, Gen'l Life ins. Co. has u t Y, ‘1
and is with the Naval Restries at di' » 11 WALD-3m. Mimi
latter pan of the evening. there was a Sionning, Conn. Be“? it; , iBouton & Alien, seicial hundred doi- discovered to its profit that the best , #01. W‘ 15R, \
crash which resounded along the A A Walters of New York is Mm “9“ “93'5” and BMW MISS lars Hiram Joiiiffc Groteiy 00.,‘100 advertisements it has ever but have .
bridge, and a large pane of Ella! In a endln' afew do at th famll 'ot Margaret Hathaway paid a iisit tol and another bill from another meat come gratitiously from its satisfied 1WD “‘5
the front door tumbled out in smith— ‘1). 0 83 "r l I 3'1: e Y C ' their cousin. Mrs Adams. in Sound market. Such an arrav of valuable policy holders and we are strivilx in ,
ereens. Shortly after this a hole was 38“ n e c 5 lm- Beach Thursday, the nip being made old fashioned furniture is seldom seen this agency to llie up to a high stund- ' 'fITTING,
knocked in another of the windows. The usual dance was held Saturday by trolley. .is in this collection Mr Ketechnm ard in the Life insurance business. ‘
night at the Knob Outing Club. Many l Wallace Anderson is building a new i has moved to New Y‘Otk and Is selling
people were present. stone wall around the Jewish ceme- the remainder of the furniture at my.
Mr and Mrs Charles H Merritt and tery, on top of Keyser Hill and fixing vale mp,
daughter. of Brooklyn_ are at the (gun. It up in general \\ hen done it will -
ton House Belle lsalnd. be a “‘51 improvement. When a bother at Long Branch the
Members of the Altair Cycle Co Lee Thomas who has been residing. other day accidently swallowed a big
from Danhury will spend today at the in the Raymond Johnson 91800. but gulp of sea water and then rushed of!
cum“ Home. gene [sland_ .now owned hi the New York New Hn- to get a drink of whiskey to take the ,
. Mrs. Frank Pfhal of Roton Point islve“ and Hartford railroad, ““5 “CC-“ma taste out Of his mouth 0 Druininent
entertaining Miss Carrie Egterley and 3 position Willi Allen Betts, Of New iNew York physlean turned to a friend .
town avenue. Norwalk. I and said: ‘
"That man evidently does not know
wasrpom‘. l
a good thing when he gets it. Other-
wise he would merely have taken a sip
Mrs. Walter Wheeler of Huntington l
is visiting friends here.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK H. FIECO.
. General“. nt,
N, SMITH FERGUSON.
Special Anon
United Bank Building.
This had the effect of closing the tea-
tivities of the evening rather more
abruptly than perhaps had been in-
tended by the genial hast.
Tin. filed Iron. COM» mgomzzyogdiom 12::
n3 ‘ 1nd Zinc. Whfl'C in Mi M m...“
So. Norwalk. . ..—-—:vrr 10W”! ”t“, L“ ,
“‘T2'“‘c';"'"‘7.;---~~—- 50 501"” .Mlln $H'OOJ. : I‘m. I, “W ‘ '
. . ,. ~ m semis. Outta. ,
..Toiobaone.isr-a. . ._ .. .. 1. ,_
ngoc lit rout Hi;
483d blood and indigestion are dead-
ly enemies to good health. Burdock
Blood Bitters destroys them.
ROWAYTON.
Edwin L. Stevens has secured a pair
of cocoa and angora cats from Maine.
Robert ‘Dibble. of Brooklyn, spout
goodly with his mother. Mrs. A. Dib
lo.
.‘fi‘fi’
Waiter Hugs of Newark N. J.
George A. Jennings, of South Norc
walk has his yacht "Duchess" hauled
out on the shore at the Norwalk Yacht
club.
A W. Wallace has returned to his
cottage at Pine Ledge, after attending
of lemonade and have allowed the sea
Water to do its work. As a matter of
Miss Josie Keeier of New York Islfact. one of the mast beneficial features
EAST N0 WALK,‘ CONN.
”a.
. by Four Your...
fir
minder a. wait-known ruin.
. “trig,“ M M ii The Juanita Outing club held their
’ ill with intermittent saver. "In. round Mrs. John A. Wildman of clam bake at Compo Beach Saturday
mu Ruth ram. g... R‘s-ell t avenue. Dlubllry. and Mr. night.
W
.. John Kennedy. 01 Brooklyn. 1- n a... out time w.“ manual. in visiting Mrs James, Keeler or a sea bath lo the small quantity of anon: ”ME!“ “9 “5 5°” rs: »' The reuldenco of “new
"0“ it the home 0' .flr, “‘1 “Nil Bridgeport. ‘ Mrs. William Stevens of South Nor-lieu water inadvertently swallowed by- 0' AU. “NOS. COOKED 1-2;: , ’ ". Smith 55 Osborn overrun, Ma
‘ Eugene Cuahman Miss Gloria Douglass Harman who walk, was a recent visitor here. hathoiu. It is a wonderful tonic for the T0 ‘ ‘C a) horwalk was painted with load.
comma Bell, wife and daumter ha. been visiting Mr: 1". Human, D. W. Vaughn of Derby, was a re- ifver,,stomsch, and kidneys. in many 939.“ ~ ' oil and zinc hand MI!”
, of Cliffomll. are ma," of relatives at Bella island will return to New cent guest at the Wutpert hotel ones it will-cumbilioulnees when all IATHINO AND FiniNo. , " -s -‘. years ago by me.
in Highland “onus. York tomorrow. The Arlen society will hold their pic— malicineu have tailed. It Is peculiarly OATH HOUBEU 1'0 EN‘T 'y BEN- , i ' ldaly any patent plinth”
1MMra, Mortimer Price and son Grant , Ills- Edith Jennings. of Balmforth nic today. at Neumann s Grove. effective in ordinary earns of Indigeaw R . . - . . EOE ' Nihilist}, with ”M“.
are mg mi; of Mr. and avenue, and Min Angle Smith. of Sgugatuck and Westport are crowd “on. disordered stomach and insomnia. CON. ' ' . ‘et 51“.,
Mrs. Muslin L. The". Bates place Danbury Ire spendi'ns 6d lWith city visitors to spend Labor and has been known to produce hone. . . I .x xi .4... .. ,. H, . ties we. ,, Janus BM“ . 5t
J r «n It Point and Day. flclai results in many cases of dye. - i . a1? !
autumnal,
~ m~.s
pepsin.
‘."Yau seldom. -lf ever. see an aid
sailor who is billed: or dyspeptic. for
the reason that an occanvof tine modi-
cino spreads all about his sky. and he
booths good man tosdose mi:
widow: with itmhenever his plank.
diminution becomes the least bit
hill!!!
52 mu with W
,‘m'ld'lm‘ ‘ 8 Ilia
‘t' r 9“"; win?» I
SQ 25 per :fun. i
J Tiliil’prfié or nail having Militia in
‘asusuiilurollisnnttoglvoourpr
tron (In bouil-
Wom you» buy our bully Goal
‘ mauv‘tiy‘tmrn out so gum
'tprf . coin Ii'out our cell or ill!-
,u. out M.
and Mrs I. it. new ind family of N. Smith is having an arteaian
Great Plain are unending a week at driven in his yard on Bridge
compo street.
m: John H: Fonda's Gobble cottage at Miss Elizabeth Wells, of New Brit-
mméflmuiflbeen solider-ably tn- sTuiflhu been the guest of Mrs. 13.1.
um um proof, gun. or.- ran .-~New York Mail and Ex.
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