LYI-
‘7! ‘. . i'I-i.
.4 Isllév cas'ItM'ativ sol-rill.
. ' a; on. lb. . .
also N'sr‘ivs sources.
”staph. ‘
can our MILK cascasas
Ribs hr 1!: eta.
a P'K'O, any airs for
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'FAIT F000 7 ots A PACKAGE.
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NONWALK.
, oaths above.
unintended by the leading phy-
T-NY "VIOOR " THE NIW INIAK-
A. STULL,
inIISiliiS’ Niiiii.
~10 First, street, East
”i
rict
bird Voting District list
E. E. GORHAM.
JOHN KEOGII
. its lstrars Third Voting District.
orw'al, Conn" September 12 1903.
, ruin a business trip to New Y.ork
They had good luck.
and
. street. Westport.
over The Norwallts
the Keogh block.
19‘ avenue.
decent.
.
Ild
. Notice is hereby given that the Regis-
‘trars of Voters of the Third Voting Dis-
' rict of the Town of Norwalk will be
u session at the store of E. E. Gorham,
Norwalk, on
Thursday, September 17, 1903. from 9
a. nl. to 5 p. m. tor the purpose 0: rs
elvlng applications of those desiring
to be milde Electors In said Third nil-
Also at the same place on Saturday,
September 26, 1903. from ‘J a. m. to' .l p.
.for the purpose of perfecting said
81.4 1618
Rev. James W. Davis has returned
The Rev. E. Cunningham will preach
E‘Cranbury Chapel on Sunday. at
1
New Canaan. went fishing,
der Company will be
out Monday evening, at the truck
Milli... Harry Bradley of East Nor-
alki- Illa been the guest of her par-
and Mrs tleorge F. Perry,
B Pratt, of this place, is cir-
titlon to the Connecticut
Lighting Company for
The
.lu Just been *palated. and
Vertguch better than it did he.
mo§tlng of the Junior Band
East Avenue Methndllt
evening, was led by Syl-
Tho attendance was
,_ Gray, of New Rochelle,
‘ ,MIss Evelyn Simpson, of
e-Hudsou. are guests of
Mrs. Charles H. .Aisthorne, of
Ilka Minnie M. Sherwood teacher
. - .Eis't Long Lots school West- .
been offered the position of
o! Ithe Marvin school, ’East
i la thought that Miss Sher-_
.;Wood entertained a num—
on Thursdaywevel‘lllng'i‘:
orms- Gregory But va
oldded the Misses Belle Cam-
Okla Reynolds. Mamie Wood.
. Gel-ll. Carried Wood, the Messrs.
W Hill Bert 0er and Julius
prisoner Josephine, of the Radel
all in the harbor here, to be
" overhauled. preparatory to
season. The Josephine is
" of the Reds! fleet, and was
is . sorry boat at Bridgeport
‘,,I he Old Home Week celebra-
_ between the city and
ch. On one trip she car-
hundred people. The other
get are being painted and
what he said.
Charlest on
. sl ' '
hint, found the soles and as them out
up
vest. . _ ,,,
ROWAYTQN.
My-
day‘ night
William Sowarby, wife and daughter.
of l‘hilaaeiphia.
pill Church, at 8 o'clock
few days at Red House.
The Methodist Episcopal
sent twelve baskets of flowers to tilt.
New York slums on Thursday.
Mrs John
{oltbe vicinity of the Norwnlk Ilospl
a . ‘ ‘
ure.
Baptist Church. tomorrow evening. and
held.
Miss Lizzie Connors. who has been
the guest of Miss Edith Mead. North
Port Chester.
Miss Luella Edwards. who has been
the guest of Henry Cutblll, for some
time will return to her home in Form-
Ingtoa, Monday. ,
Mrs R A. Morrison and daughter Vio-
la have‘ returned to their home In
Brooklyn. after a pleasant visit at Red
House. Rowayton.
Mrs F. C. Brown and daughter, Cor-
nails and Mrs Riker will return home
tomorrow. after attending camp meet-
ing at Ocean Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cilshman of
New York, have arrived In Rowayton
to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
William Cushman.
Milton. the one-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Every. has a very
severely burned hand. the effect of
putting it on the stove.
‘ .Biaing Star pivlslou. Sons of Teln—
persons. will sire a progressive dom-
ino party tonight. In Craw' 8 Hall. Re.
fieshmenis will be served.
Miss irene Cosgrove, of Boston. who
has been spending the summer with
Miss Eliza Baldwin. of Highland ave-
nue returned home on Wednesday.
Miss Tessie Canning. of Logan street,
has returned home after a visit to
Greenwich. She has been the guest of
her mother In that place for a few days.
Wilbur Lockwood and George. Mon
er expect to go to New York. Septem-
ber 20. to obtain positions as firemen
on one of the many tugs in New York
harbor.
Edgar Raymond. of Rowayton are
one has joined the class of students at
Brown' a Business College In Soath
Norwalk. He entered upon his studies
last Monday.
vJohn Conn, Who has been firing on
the "Kate Stevens“ for some time. has
secured a position with Edward J. Lad-
rtgan. and is now driving the new ex-
DI‘BIE W880“. .
At the Methodist Church Sunday
evening. the pastor, Rev A. L. Hub«
bard. will present another one of the
ohihot sermons The subject will be “A
Great invitation."
Mrs. Smackeubcrg and son. Clement.
of New York; ahiive left for their home
In the Metropolis. after spending the
season at the res‘ldencc of John‘ Plan
der, in Crockett at t.
George Miner, of is place. is act-
Ing as assistant at Roton Point. He
is taking Albert Sullivaus place. and
will continue to discharge his omclal
duties until the season closes at the
Point.
Miss Ma‘udoI Raymond entertained
the members of her Sunday sellout.
class from the Methodist Episcopal
Church. yester afternoon. at her
home. . g people presents»
ioyed themselves
games. music, etc.
served . ‘
Howard 8. Stevens resigned hidepo-
altlon with the McKlbbin Mann
Company. in 8 til Norwalk was: '
r. Stevens will i ve for Baltimore,
Md., September 28d. where he will fin-p.
ish his course at a medical college.:
'i’iie will be a full- -fledged "M D." nexi’
nae.
in the Baptist Church Sundayi titers
will be preaching by the pastor
10: 45; Sunday school at 12; Y. 9.1
C. E. at 6: 30. led by the pesto ‘
the evening there will be managing
stating of vocal violin and co
ols, duett. trio and readings.
cordially invited to attend all so
0 u ' y I i
A collation was
setting columns at some. as am
that the prospect! for oystaring here
are good, as the oyster beds In the
South are b log t y out? owing
atlas, rant, all there no oys-
:3... ”H?! re's' yea figurati-
abls sung! v has aim tls $2. used
if this is the ca ‘0 the ’Owners of
oyster beds ill Long Island Sound who
have oysters will be able to reap a bar-
Tho Reliance Hook and Ladder Com~
may will holds regular meeting Mon-
Mrs Sfanoly Mills is entertaining
There will be a cake and Ice cream
talc tonight, in the Methodist Episco-
James Thornby. Edward Newhatls
and William Mondeil are spending a
Church
Iicator and family are to
move Monday from Forty- second street
Miss Marie McVey left town for New
York. Thursday. to be gone for a few
days, combining business with pleas-
Rev. F. C. Brown will preach in the
in the evening a song service will be
avenue. has returned to her home in
immensely 'with M
l‘ beams to be as far of! as ever and the
, § Wit visitor here Tuesday. , ,
nk Thompson and wife, of Bop- ‘
‘9 'l\.:
ghdfic-m
slim?”
rotten
. also. ALL - coolers.
9.!“ after a death app pl
DrvlnsorScabbtnt
In: so bad that I could unruly“??? |_
mJIIoraIsrupl MI ‘f'nlh
him A short time ago, a package came
thiough the mall addicssed to Richard
Crockett. it contained a watch which
he had won as the result of ll contest
by the Pictorial Magazine of America.
Richard was the son of Mr. slid Mil.
h‘iankliu Crockctt and was a' very
bright little youth. He entered the
contest and shortly aficr was occident-
nlly shot and killed. Tile poor little
fellow hevcrkncw of his guccess. but
after his death it was learned that he
had won the watch.
m.—
DARIEN AND uoao'rou.
Walter J. Lipplncolt. of Boston, has
rcturncd to his home there after visit-
ing friends here.
Mia. Frank It. “canon, of New York
is visiting her ulster-Inninw Mrs. ll.’
D Ilnason. on 0:: Ridge
A meeting of the Friday Afternoon
Club was held \catcrduy at the home 0f
Mrs. C, II. Norton. The affair proved
indie a very pleusant one.
A number of Darien people have
taken advantage of the season and
gun i fishing these past few days. They
lum- almost invariably
catch on of snapper Illucileh Tile snap-
pers are beginning to got quite a good
size and it to interesting to haul them
ill when they are biting voracioualy. At
host on ebb tide just before sundown.
They are putting on flesh for the win-
tcr months and are beginning to out
With appetites which would put to
shame on hotel.
A large number of the people from
New York and other cities who hate
been boarding in Darlen during the.
summer. are beginning to take their
departure and tho cIIcct ls quite notice.
able Ill the old town. Not before In Its
history has Darleu been such a slimmer
resort as it has proved to be during the
past summer. Stylish looking rigs. the
Inevitable automobiles bicycles. hand-
somely drostcd women. all unfamiliar
to the lubnbitsnts.’ I" frequented the
town and evidently ave enjoyed them-
selves The increased demand for
building lots and properties has shown
that Darlen‘s boom has begun. Its
nearness to New York and South Nor
walk makes II a desirable place In
which to live, and this is being appro-
ciatcd by New York people. Many
men have brought their famillcs hero
and commuted during the summer.
cy have found that it is much more
pleasant than to stay in the out
through the heated season and then out
In a couple or weeks at the mountains
or shore which would probably be just
as expenslvc as to live In Darlon all
the summer. The location of wealthy
people at Collendcr's Point has un~
doubtedly had a great deal to do with
the boom, but the natural facilities of
the town for good living and comfom
have had much more. Real estate
dealers and citizens who own property
believo that ileui summer will show
even a greater boom than has the past
The beautiful drives which abound
within the town limits the easy access
to the water. the Wee Burn Golf Club
nearby for those who enjoy chasing
a ball around n tcn acre lot the Nor-
walk Yacht Ciilb and The Knob within
easy trolley rlde.,all combine to make
the town a very pleasant place to the
in and the pride of the residents in
their community is perfectly warrant
or course. it is far from perfect,
but it Is. being improved all the time
had should use a strong and health:
growth immune on. The city water
Newman poop“ who are do blpb‘tlla
streets do not seem to realise that they
hannot sell mods? until 1 are in
position to éllvor them. lth clty'
star and Its present electric lights
b‘arlen will be quite a modern town
and will be much improved. ~
.mm
i WEQTPORT. .
Furious Jdfilmn. of Hartford. is via-d
R. P. Sherwood is visiting
ds In New York. .» e
as Fanaie Wifllwerbdryfla
g Miss IdsF‘oots
as am mention, of New York,
were recent here.
been visiting lrisnds hero.
I ' Sherwood Thorpe anti wife vies?
tguests 0'80?er F. T;-
l-larry rs ey, of at Nor-
“WW Mas- lliy have was her
Ii.
dolphin.
Clan Chaserof Danbury. left '
made good .
this season of the year they bite the:
’.G Snag: and wife, of Waterbury, A L
n. A hummus-1w."
‘ sou outlaw.“ av TH! c LIFPORD PHAI'IMAcv.
‘
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NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Miss lllllah Elmendori iii entertain-
ilng Miss Street, of Bridgeport. or the
Belle Island llouae
I‘! Miss May Kelley, of the Itoitlu Point '
Hotel, is entertaining her niece. Miss
llegiuu Casey, of New York.
Miss til-ace M. Strohmcyel- returned
to New York. yesterday afternoon. of.
IN spending the summer tit Alta Sits.
Ilollc Island.
Miss Annie iloniui uho was at the
soda wutcr stand in tho some at ilotv
on Point. has returned to Now York to
spend the winter.
Harry Milan and family. who occu-
Dieil Frcdci'lc W. Elumcrson's rosi-
doncc at lllckory Illui‘f. have. returned
to East. Orangc, N. .1.
Miss Maude Tum-dy. iii-vars. lI‘I‘iiiIcls
Donaldson and Plilior Nimli of Iiollo
island will iittuid Iii. K. I: S .diintcin
Danbury. Monday night. .
it has developed at liuion l’niii' that
Henry W. Philippa, lllv" missing rater-
cr. shipped tlircc liarrtis and
boxes on the “John Sylvastcr."
Day.
TllCl‘t‘ was a Iarsc number of (lllnth
are at Roton_ last night. and they on-
Labor
joyed themselves immensely. The
dancing will continue until Iuthcr Iltl-
titre.
Mrs. E. Mnxniuiiii. Mastcr Harry,
Misses Illlslc and Sophie and Miss
Cottage. tit-lie Island. and left for their
home in Marble Illil, New York.
E. C. Brown, of Hillside Cottage,
Belle Island, is to make a number of
improvements this tall. including the
erection of a new pit-r. The schooner
Sally Burton. of tlrwnwicll. has
brought a load of stone-In be Ilsed in
the work.
The restaurant at Recon Point, is do-
ing a rushing business. and the dining
room is comimtubly crowded many
times timing the day and evening. The
menu is of the beat the Itervlt c prompt
and complete and the restaurant Is now
on a paying basis.
James II. Ware and family. of Hill
cottage. have returned to their home
in Brooklyn after spending the sum-
mer at the island. Mr. Ward was
agreeably impressed with ,the beauties
of the Island; and will probably be
with us next season.
Although rtho season is said to have
closed, many are coming to the island
to spend the pleasant months of Sep-
tcmber and October at the shore. tild
Well cottage is occupied, and a num-
her will arrive next week to spend .hc
month at their cottages.
Henry L. Rowland and '1‘. ll. Foster
have commenced to mow the meadow
most of the barn. The boy will be used
for bedding during the winter. There
is much mowing to be done this month
and probably some extra help will be
hired to get the crop harvested In good
season.
E. G. Fine. of Rose cottage, who has
been at the Island for the past three
weeks. has made the record for catch-
ing fish during the time he was at the
island. He did not go on many fish-
ing trips but made the record of bring-
ing In over nine hundred and titty dur-
ing his stay at the shore. ‘ .
The Enlis. owned by J‘am‘es A. ital-
roll. commodore of the Norwalk Yacht
Club. has been taken out of s-
sion at Gravcaend. i Commodore Farrell
and family. who occupied the Schlildlon
cottage at Belle sland. lll return to
inmoklyp today. tor. John
Farrell l tracking oL‘ohk haiystht its
hot out or l c wetei: and placed‘ “tier
Ion-b =dry quarters at the Norwalk Yacht
lbu
. "Fully titty, members of tile New. Ca-
an lire company "with it My Invited
%F&?jwed their annual picnic and
a- mommy itotoa
atoll “alms‘ “6;th
nit-tissue. lobsters ash _chlclteii,mpn
rmawee'i tatoes,‘ and was had
at right. "(will animal a'rles'
Wear and Dennis Doyle. ”to have
- .. reason malarial! summation of
vatgaffilal 0% success
lag a shone-Immu- have re— "w
Ihsra an outing at Atlantic .
yesterday. after a brie! vial
_ , tori
sumo .-
Louisa Marciano. llil\'t- closed Arbor.
Ismail; ,,
i How's 'ersr ‘
‘i‘
word for any case at Clam: that can-
hot be cured by .Hsil'a Cstarril Cure.
l1 T. J. CHENEY l 00.. Toledo. 0.
. We. the undersigned, have known I". .
J Cheney nor the last III goal-ll. and be- .
Iievs him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by thatrfir
WEST t TRlix, Wholesale Drugglstu,
Toledo, 0.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo. 0.
Ilall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
Testimonials sent free. Price- 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
llall's Family Pills are the best.
y. ..-
50L") AND SOCBESSF'IL.
N. IuOUTl-l NORWALK. CONN.
5‘
Ital.
nbmlus. 5100 000 00
Other Profits‘,‘ §l§,200. 00
l!)
JGIN l. Films. Flattest.
JACOB II. IAYTGN. .Csslief.
DIRECTOR" , .
John H. Ferris Henry uymour
John H. Knapp Christian Iwarts
John H. Li h I li‘Hmathswuon
Josiah I. min Ismuslarumman
J. Wallace .oarvm.
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Accounts deficit“
We have a fine line of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Fishtail Tackle
and
all sorts of
Boat and Shore Re-
sort Supplies.
coaosroek
wa'rkms
5.! igr
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Next Door City Library.
112 wssuihorou‘ eraser.
souriiuoawstlt. _ g
The Coup. (Jon I
advertisements It. has ever ladlfhiia‘
come gratltlouslr from its. satisfied
policy holders and we ire striving or
this agency to live hp to‘ a Shigh stand-
ard in the His lnsussnoaxbuslnoss.
For particulars 0:
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u—n—s—
saoas masons sun on rooo
or an. nauseous
r-rommtw - "W
IATHINO an? fut-Ill”. II
.. start it call.
I t‘ "W ‘ I ' ‘4
i‘ We clarIan Hundred Dollars Riv
and mucous surfaces of the system. ,
,Biiu laiinii‘iil Blink“
1100.000 00-
we 1.an 09.. '
discovered to its profit that the. bust
Pillii till. I film. i
All Silii‘lili {lid
The houses and stores in town
are huv‘ ilg
means of
(Ina installed as It
illumination. The]
are Just waking up to the fut-It
that It. In t
he only reliable and
- economical light and that, ltduda
not cost ll mini of money to have
it installed.
or store for
We pipe any house
just what it costs us.
The light of today»
as: Halli with!" mod-
.la
in)
maintain” ' rail
Walsbaohu bump for
lioness. and Wampum
Aro' Ls'mli Ior' stores
and h
ails ls soft.
clear and effective.
It. makes night. work light work
and saves many an optic nerve.
Drop lis a line and our repre-
sentative will call
u CONNECTIONS Iran's. é
. to a little sensible, straight— ‘
forward talk about our claims on
Conn. .R’w y &
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your widerstion.
This store is run on business
principles; we run it to malts atlr
money out of it. We are not set:
isfied with the sale unless you are .
satisfied with your purchase.»
cause we want you for a regular
customer and a business friend.
To Order—WindowShadea. Pic-
Dealer in Wall Papers, Paintcra’
tore Frames.
Supplies. Artista’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
turd.)
Clotll ocWindow Shades, with
fringe. 256'“.
solid Brass Mall
WhiteA Curtain Poles with Fix-
3 ft.l ong, with fixture». 1°C'
a
South emails, I
Telephony Connemara“ .
w
l
I.” «WW‘W ..
."Shurc-Cut" Can OpenCI'. cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
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BEST STEEL PARINO KNIVI‘,
Ammunition Blanks. we
PAINTING. sheila .HANGB
Mitts-TING.» II
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Buford W . ..
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sign as:
‘ firms.
Tin, Shed Iron. 30pr
i . Stand 261:, l i,. i.
so . sagging ugh} squat.
soon. Manuals, Gena.
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Curtain Rods,
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First Quality.
‘ , Four "Eoflgivptod.
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Stamford Rants:
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”Weill Nail,
Oar. North Main
and Want In.
_.:i Hit: 4' I:‘.;,I
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by imbrthflIO‘l. hills. 7.... .
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