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2 lbs for is oil.
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A. STULL,
24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALKa
HBElSllfliS’ Nlllllii.
Notice is hereby given that the Regis
trans of Voters of the Third Voting Dis-
trict ot the Town of Norwalk will be
in session at the store of E. E. Gorhum,
10 First street East Norwalk, on
Thursday September 17.1903,ir0m 9
a. m. to 5 [1. n1. for the purpose 0! re
calving a plications of those desiring
:oI lite on: e Electors in soil! Third‘Dise
re 11 -
Also at 111: some place on Saturday,
September 26, 1903. from 9 11.111. to 5 p.
m. for the p111 pose of perfecting said
Third Voting District list. .
“ E; E GORHAM,
Mini
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Norwalk.co11n.. Séptsnioerlz. 1903.
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all-
Miss Norah E. Rysh is entertaining
Miss Lune Kennedy, of Naugstuck.
Regular prayer meeting Thursday of
this week at the East A1 cutie Church.
Miss Ellie Jessup, of Cove avenue.
has returned from a visit to Cos Cob.
The meetlna oi the Junior Band this
week fh‘rlday. will be led by H A.
081.1 ’ '
Mrs. William C Thomas. of Rowan
street, is spending two weeks in New
Haven. 1
John and Stephen Keogh wont to
New Haven, yesterday. in the launch
Sara K.1
The Juanita Outing (‘lub will get to-
gather and lay out their tennis court
this ‘1' .
_ lar class meeting will hhe
he] ,1 tailspin-row night at the Met 0-
diswcliutlili
moulds Smith led the meeting
of ultra “worth League. last evening.
The swim was "The Call of isaiall. "
ay the collection at the East
Avon flethodist Episcopal Church
it
eywor'th 11 friends are con-
{him on the purchase of the
'1: Gregory Boulevard,
, Robertson
, ”rick Lockwood and Miss Hut—
Wood. of Glcenwich, spent
w‘lth Mr. and Mrs.) .H Run—
Vln' Zandt street.
choir of the Swedish Church,
'1 walk will b ‘ a concert.
Fr 1111' evening, Septem er is in the
01111 . Shavlew avenue
hiveather has put a tempura 1‘
shook the opening of oysters, as
is “serum to ship them while the
remains as high as it is.
us in cottage avenue.
w in!» is! formerly occupied as 11
st ‘11: remodeled, and will be
welling noose: Th§ walla
mpleted
.Hill and I Bronson Judd
.of soups: 9a., who have been visit-
ing 1111111111111: 0! Mr. and Mrs. H.- A.
,W or Hawkins avenue. have re-
“their home.
Fades' Aid Society of the
Methodist; hurch will meet on Wed-
new ottérnoon, at 2 o c'l.ock There
is ,_ t at work to be done. and a
' us is desired.
i-1Mrs. Stuart Marshall. of
ill. Mrs. Marshall Balaton
es Dunn. of New York.
Mr and M11111". 8.8ei~
d “gentile, NewMCansan.
I ~111‘1.1n;1w‘1~i;1v
ll“ sum was two Hills to t
our.
Charles H. Merrlt entered upon his
1! smitten In “Phil! tour.-
this morn ax, laying new tics under
the trolley tracks on Ssnview avenue.
it is press to that the will also re-
pair . t s dye toil:
‘1
York city, this morhiul. from a tour oi
Europe. The? Visited Ireland, Eng-
1111111. Buotldlill and Wales. They will
pitlllsbly reach Norwulk ’tlils alter-
noun.
A meetln MW 13. H Ull‘clIP will be
held We nesdoy evening.“ in the
Methodist Church, at 7: 45 o c'look. Miss
Mina Merriam will slim. “Thy Will Be
Done. 5' All young ladies are invited to
attend.
Harry llauehsy, oi Pleaaaut sheet.
has been workingI on for the past three
Weeks. tor M1,: L‘Homniedisu.
though he has been a long time. on the
job it was my successful.
Mrs. Richard Bland and Miss Jennie
Davis will start tomorrow 11101 ning.
spend two I vocation. They will
go to Mount Vernon and across to the
Hudson River by trolley. thence tip the
river 111111111111.» They will visit the
prin1lpnl points at interest in the vicin-
‘ity or Newburgh.
An illuminated sign had been pre-
pared for the front of Charles Hohby' 1:
about to put it in place. and had it
standing in front at the saloon. He
bucked against it. homo. and it fell
over with a crash. breaking the glass
into thousands of pieces. The sign
will have to so to the repair shop be
fore it is put up.
Rowsv'rqy
W ll Dillon lllta been to New York
for‘s visit: with friends.
Louis Holman. at Newark is paint
lug his building in Rotor: avenue
Charles H, Guilder has been indis-
posed «his home in Rowayton avenue.
I rshynch- has been employed on
the I oer-11mm. Stevens for some
{"10 past.
Miss Marie McVey. of Logan avenue.
has returned home from a Week’ 11 visit
in New York city.
Russell Griswold, of the Astor Pluce
Bank, New York, is seriously ill at his
home in Rowayton.
111.1 and Mrs Charles Piuknei'. 0!
Biooiiyn, 11111111511111” with Mr. and
Mrs. William Pinkney.
Theron Lockwood. of llowayton ave-
nue. , has painted the roof of his resi-
dence in Rowayton avenue.
D. L. Raymond, who is assistant at
Fitch's store. intends to go South in a
few weeks to spend the winter.
James E. Stevens has completed the
decoration or the house in liow‘sytoa
avenue, occupied by Clllford Culblll.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Methodist Church. held :1 cake and
cream sale in the chapel, Saturday
night. 1-
The Reliance Hook and Ladder Com-
pany'will hold their regular meeting.
tonight. in their quarters, Rowayton
avenue. '
"Miss Jennie James. of Newark. N. J.,
has been spending some time at Thor-
on G. Lockwood s residence Rowayton
avenue. ’
Clyde Horton and’family have mow-
cd from Norwalk to the Ogden place.
now owned by George E. Everett. in
Ch’urch street ‘
Mr. and Mrs George Cnniield. who
have been spending the summer at
lilac): Hill. have returned to New
York for the winter.
A an load of ties has arrived at 11111
inaction. and a gang from the trolley
meompan‘y' :4 force iii replacing the worn
out ties at the junction and in the vi-
cinity of Rowayton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. (‘lishmnn have
returned to their home in New York.
after a short visit with the farmer’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. William Cash-
and 1.11311: street.
Mrs. Harry Scotleld and two dough.
their lionls in Wsehswkcn lleig ts, ul-
ter a lengthy 111111 with Mr. on Mrs.
J R. Scolleld Highland avenue 1'
’Mrs. Maui and daughter Yin“,
and Miss’lils‘arl rice Morrison who'liave
art 8 Barclay. filled House. Rownyton
avenue M Married to their drama
in Brooklyn. ‘ ,
Milton and Hebert Rowland. so
fl: 'Li: ' are attending «rich
n Rows" on. Mr “Rowland will live
at Retsot cottage. Belle island. all wi
tor, looking utter the interests 0!. T.
Foster. the proprietor of the islgild.
The regular monthly meet ‘
Rowayton Hose Company, No. .
8 o 'elock.
this meeting. 8
’4'
place at
x ,
A largop and of liallaus was at work
nodlctI "Harms .
v‘t‘in ”131‘ ‘ ,‘ 7‘
see by Rev. 1. .
Norwlll: l'ballhod New ’"
Carrie Palmer will load: by request. 1 ’
has finished the contract of laying a .
drain pipe 11 short distance which he1
Al- 1
Writsos lor our 24 pads in?
oi ml 300 puma-.1 1w
he cutlross
crow
tilted catalogue. giving description
lab in give has for the trade-
swreppors 0i SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINB
ol- sur‘lsiiuva soouumo sou). 1111111111
i
:1
1 wsnnulo.
\ and mucous nurtures oi the system.
. bottle.
for Newburfl. N Y., Where they will -1
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saloon. This morning Mr. Hobby was
tors, Helen and Main. have returned to.
been guests at the residence 01.18““
0% , 11311111111111. he: and Mrs. “1111111111
" Waddel High School.
1::
opens the willie:- cooling in the "
,1 1‘ .
1.11:. ‘1,I,:...11.,. “1i,”
‘1
his summer residmce at 011 mm will
leiive for New York. the'laltui pull of
the “week Charles Webiier who is
suffering from an 111111111 of typhoid
fever, remains about the sums.
William Abondroih. 0i! South Nor-
walk. who has been” spending several
days with his lirothcr,‘ H. 11l1-l1111'1l
Abendi'oth. is expecting to enter 1ch-
lcvuc‘Hospital,-NewYork, in a few
days to begin a two years' training
course as a nurse. Mr. Alienilroth was
in the hospital corps oi the United
States Army; for {our years serving
in the Ehlilfininea and has a dood
know ledge o! mediol no
The case of ”Jeremiah Miller a 31-12
(or of Box lndslc against John and Mar-
rict Wood of Sunshine Lodge. is sch ul-
ulcd for 11 hearing before Justice W l
liam H. Wiilmott. .ii'., next Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the town
Hall. Mr. Miller sues for agroccry
bill and costs, amounting to $50. The
defendants claim they gave 11 man who
was in their employ the money to pay
the bill. and he loll town suddenly. 1
Mrs. Walter Reed's beautiful flower
garden 'had a novel and attractive od-
dltion this year. Morning glory vines
were trained up a tall peach tree on
the place. They grew and flourished
completely filling the tree, climbing
and twisting in and out among the
branches, and when the blossoming
time came, from the topmost branch to
the foot of the. tree, from center to cir-
cumference. were one charming vision
of bright and lovely flowers.
——Don't lo' the little ones suffer from
eczema or other torturing skin discus
cs. No need for it. Domi’t ointment
cures. Can‘t harm then-lost llellcalc
skin. At any drug store. on cents.
NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE.
Constable and Mrs. John F. llcucdict.
tire in possession of Daisy cottage. and
will remain at Belle isiund all winter.
Mrs. Joel (9. l‘oslor and Mrs. E. A-
Norris .of Danbury. arc 111 Hello island
to spend a few days at Mrs Foster's
voltage, The Oak
Snappers still continue to bite nice
ly. and the Belle island'bridgo is lined
with fishermen. The llsh an: now run
ning quite large. and are lusty daintics.
The Misses Hull. of r‘airview avenue
llanbury. are exepocted to arrive at
Belle island in a few days to spend
several weeks at their cottage in Park
uvcnue.
Mina ll; Jennie Pinckney, oi Unit cot
tags, will'bave as her guest next week
Miss Agnes M. Jarboo, of Brooklyn.
Miss Jarboe will stay all the week at
the shore.
A party consisting oi Mrs Elizabeth
llassett, Mrs Susan Jarvis and Mrs.
Esther Ryder, of Carmel, N. Y.. Den
bury are lit Bell island to spend a few
days at the Farvlew cottage.
The Eighth regiment, Connecticut
Volunteers, will be at the Point on
September-'25 for a dinner and reun-
ion. Another cismbakc will be spread
at the grove later in the month.
William Jam . who is associated
with the‘ Bell elephone company of
, New York has been spending a few
‘dsn at Ellis: Home. the» residence or
Miss Grace Tweedy, who is well-
111111 to the outsider“ residents at
e island and is a resident of Dan-
bury has gone to New York city to as-
suite a. position an instructor in the
sonnet ouch. 102- Hickory Bluff.
es today or‘ltl'a 11111111 in Brooklyn
once his duties at school. He?‘
' t to stay over Sunday. The house
H3: kept open until the mlddlq of
hen B. Cranium. or Ssuxsldch.
is gossamer of the Norwslk Yacht
011111.111 sensuous heresbouts, will
in a few days tor PIliosnix Ari-
It is Mr. “I intention
ill the
no limits hotel dining
The management expect sooth
union asst econ-y. Dancing
be ammonia It the Point atoll
1.111118191111111 Q 99-.
e to lit a Bind every Friday ” PA
81st 51.0: North River .
NEW YORK Cirv
fl
patrons of libido Point on 'l‘iilliny.
thc.lcwlcr,'11tidbns had for many
years the stand in the grove where he.
mode and disposed of tllousllmis of
name plus bends bony aiisii stairs-
nirs. 111111113111 11111 alumni in: goods
last Friday to Elmira 111 here he
will appear this week it the Iriinihl
lair later he will visit many other
fairs and exhibitions thioughoul the
country, returning lo the Point next
sprin lie has diam friends here who
wish $1111 A ioliiliiuiinio iii his good
luck
E (‘. Brown is limiting exit-naive iiii
provcmcnts on his piopcrty at tile
north 111111 11111111 island. The lot near
the road is being ploughed and level
led and next senson uill bc lttlil out iii
tennis courts croquet gmuuds. etc.
John F. llcnellitl is in charge of the
work and assisted by :1 man and team
is making line progress Numerous
other details will be arranged tor. and
next season the house and grounds will
be by far the most attractive on the is-
land. Mr. Brown is to bc compliment-
ed on the thorough manner in which
every detail has bccn" ca’rcd for.
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WESTPORT.
11‘. E. 'l‘oquct is tzikin‘g :1 brief vacu-
tlon lit home.
Connections lich 11111111 111111111 between
the water main and ill h school.
Miss Belle Smith, of ‘cw York, has
been a guest of Mrs. 1‘. 'l‘. ilurlbutt.
Willis 8. Lens and 11li'c lune return
ed home from an outing 111 Suratoga
Frank Taylor is «1011111111: hay fever
again and instlcnting at llcililchcm N
i.
The Lees Madurai-11111111: 1311., resum-
cil work Monday after 11 week's shut
down.
Michael .l. Meyers. of the local trol-
lcydlnea. is tailing u vucuilon. lie re-
sumes work tomorrow“
ilcv Kenneth Mnc kcnzlc returned
home Thuisdny from 1} \lsit with his
p.11 cuts at, Bayonne N. l
The Misses Marjory and i3 111111 [lee-ins
who sptnt Old Home Week with
friends in liridgcport. have returned
here.
Miss lda Stuart has returned to her
home in Brooklyn. N, \'.. utter n wrek‘s
sojourn at the home or the Misses
lii'udlcy.
'i‘umplc ledge 11‘ it A. M” resumed its
sessions Thursday night alter the sum-
mer vacation. The Fellow-malt degrees]
was conferred.
Judge 1). B. Bradley has appointed
Harry R ShetWood and i‘. M Salmon
commissioners on the estate of the Into
John N. lit-(titer. _
A representation of Masons and
members of 0'. 112.11 attended the has~
kct picnic given at Masonic Home.
Wallingfdrd. 'l‘hursdnt.
Mrs. Charles Smith is; slowly recov-
ering from the accident recently onus-
ed by her‘lielng thrown from :1 vehicle
in which she was riding.
Joseph E; Mervin. professor 111 Eng
link in me Pittsburx Pa High school
was a former resident of this place
and is Well remembered here. '1
The new superintendent school.
Frederick A. Curtis is busy ins
class work. There are to be numerous
changes iii nearer conformity to the
curriculum set down by the state board
[Education ' 1‘
3:11:13 Sarah Mitchell property has
rbeen sold to out of town parties The
rice paid for it is sold to have bdéd
1.200. The fact that it was auctioned
{on 11111 ul'uc interest cyidencléll ill til
it: is why it misses: sh’ltiw a a
manner is moi-ted to be s sin?
‘2“ Mrs. Mitchell; 111111 iol‘r d‘oulil-
vs had so collect on the ifhhli 3".“
school ours in Coleyto‘wn
incentive necessity There 111's those
on‘ngiy inclined to the belie! 111111 1111111
tlons there are such that the ashes-
ally of s petition tor 6151111111; 3 so no!
gilt not to 1111:: been.“ Certainly
well rounded general desire to have
13 1191:st «commotion
decide. n 1811211 outlier"S
.psrty and A
it need
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HOW’I THIOY
1 ‘ s-au—n‘u l1 1 '
We otter One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for our calls fCatsrrh that out-
not be cured “by H: a Cstarrh (lure.
11.03 mam e 00., Toledo. 0.
ahld to carry out any obligations mods
by their tlrln.
WEIfiTo & TRllx, Wholesale 111115311111,
Wholesale Drugaists. Toledo. 0.
Hall‘s Cstsrrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
Testimonials sent tree. Price 751: per
Sold by all drugglsts.
Hall's Family Pills me the best.
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We. the Undersinned. have known 1'.
.l Cheney tor the last iii years and be- ‘
.‘lleys him perfectly honorable in all 1
1 business transactions and financially
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111'."
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mill in”,
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if” Womb”. "“313ng
l'h'i :1: “11,1 1.11.412 1 H 11ml
loss 11. runs Wt
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" memoirs:
Joan HJsr‘i-ls' 1 ii tanimosi-
John H. Klimt ch11 ill! Mort:
«as H. um I." National:
mm it. Murillo 1111111.: Grumman
, LWsllm Marvin: 1 1.
‘l.-nin-
Aomuls appalled“
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We has): 1 fine little or these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality. A
HEAPOUARHRS FOR
Gifts. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishtail Tackle ‘
and-
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Boat and Shore Re-
sod 511111111115.
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Neat Door City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
"won: some:
Phone, 4M.
The cone ‘1 ' 3 his. on. his
discovered to its prollt that the but
advertisement; it 111111 ever it“ use
this Ixenc’ ' ,
no in the Lite n
For phrtlc
lo a high sland-
Wit
' ‘ l3? unorusiusr.
.; soup giro ”coastline?
111i Bull: ;‘
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come gratitiou‘sll' from its sail-doll .1
rid ' are striving in
successes-nos. BUY [RON GLAD t
USE M5}. 1
”1‘15:
CHEAPER AND
BETFER.
’llouscs 911111.11 tor light at
on
‘1 1H
“to {111111 sensible, straight-
forward talk about Our Clalm‘s on
your consideration.
This store is run on business
money out of it. We are not aw“
isfied with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your purchase, he-
c'suss we want you for a regular
customer and“ a business friend.
To Order-Window Shades. Pic-
1 ‘ tutti Emma. '
Dealer in Wall Papers, Painters’
Supplios. Artists‘ Materials.
SPECIALS.‘
White Cousin Poles with Fix-
tures, 1°C.:
Cloth $Window Shades. with
3ft. ”11161122111111. “mime 1°91
costly. No tasted «it: \I
em steal. radius Knives.
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PAINTING. RAPER nano-
rust 051136,
87 Wssli'ingtsri Sir .
South Norwslk. .1. 1., Conn.
Telephone Connections. 1“
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Frank 1
'Ir' 1N0.
Tin. Start Iron,
" " lilo. 1 '1.
5191’?“ ’1 (Q 1,
' "I 2 ‘fipflWfi‘fir
lithium limit.
«.1 Stamford Ranges
First Quality.
Four; OIo'I-tld.
Also.
’ ii:
inset Nail
Ger. North Main
and Wont ,‘"'
' Motors. 1
principles. we run it to mile «at "
Our New Goods 111
«a Half Cultain Rods, _
1§ slut sm' IAI‘li
autonomic.- II‘
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rumbles Nero build;
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torruity swoon-tins. memo
slow you alt. .wii:
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