A“; T T‘m
sh tile
I ' ‘ misfit. of August:
' i If" and MT”. Chpries
W‘ ‘1'. and Mrs. Francis
vl-tvt
W ~ Mr. and Mrs
WI.
; o Mr. and Mrs. Charles
v tar.
- it.“ and Mrs. Louis Va-
oTMr. and Mrs. Charles
. . TT To)". and Mrs. Francis
.-“ - Kr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. anders. James
“Mr. and In. ew'l‘i’m
,. Mr. and Mrs. MT'“
To Mr. and Mrs. bouts
”a Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
‘ flflimf’il‘
Walter
A
its slid Mrs flour ,
-. r. amt Mrs. Michael J”
flu“. ITIO 0",
m'. till
T... . firt—
MIA! ass wasp on
ma vs ruini- mt
Oil rlss'.
“'53. In Mi k'té‘r’ io‘ ti‘
Woh lots and was relieved Immediately. By the time
messes!
i.loattm strep} ass.. wrote:
@iozrs.
I tried Dr
i had talten the Cobble of the first bottle the echo was gone entirely. I have
not been troabled since."
nay-Wort Tablets
no alcohol—a
serious objection in tube mind of every'
hysician to the use of liquid remedies '
is. the one .ltelnedy. that thoroushly
cures Jaundico. gall-stones malaria
chills and favors debility, constia
tion gravel. diabetes. rheumatic pain as;
“1.
THE HRSREW NEW YEAR.
Will be Celehr;tad leglnning at Sunset
other at.
(The celebration of Rash Hashouna.
(shrew New Your) will be celebrated
th a year comencing at Sunset Mon-
day. September 21 in all the Hebrew'
synagogues and temples in this city
and throughout the world. According
masonry: calendar it will mark ‘
toth
Nils;h lupingwpf the year seas
torortlio‘doir synagogues services
willl be held Monday evening, Septem-
ber 21 Tuesday morning. afternoon
’ab‘d evening and Wednesday morning
and afternoon.
in the reformed temples services will
beheld Monday evening and Tuesday
Wm
Thursday October 1 ten days after
flush Husbands, the first day of the
outlay of Atonement, the
amt. holiday In the Hebrew
sale will be celebrated the day be
glnni r,“ sttndown on Wednesday.
September 30, and continuing until
sundown on Thursday. during which
To Mr.
Marriages.
TMI. find Mrs. Mathew
'Tflr. and Mrs. Allen L.
and Mrs. Walter
-' d B. Cunningham
Alino Maude De Tesliey.
. M. D.
'17
8 iii
, 2 lb
,3
b
. 8 21
fl 2’!
1. ,1 ll 24
Alice Marat Craw.52 9 19
oimslilvsns, 32
, Brosnan, iii 5 2
.5 3 13
so .
7| 1 i
97 is .
‘ so 8 9"
Juenuretabl 7 18‘»
Jennings ' 1
' 4
’ relative here is Janitor W. J. Baker, of
- the Odd Fellows' building, his brother-
. Y 0 OD.
iciii’imiiiii” viiiiiflii icy iii
time those of the Hebrew faith will
partake of no nourishment of any de-
scription. and services will be held in
the different synagogues and temples
and all places of business are closed
for the twenty-four hours. These ser-
vices are largely attended, and for
which great preparations are being
made ~
m«Molly. cards of greeting ate exchang-
ed during these holidays. and many
gifts sent to one another.
FEET SWOLLEN TO IMMENSE SIZE.
"1 had kidney trouble so bad that i
could not work," says J J. Cox. of
{Si-leer they. Kn. any feet were won
”image site and lavas cunilnod
and physicians were dabble
to give me any relief My doctor flu-
oily prescribed Foley‘s Kidney Cure
which INS/R wail man of .me." Sold
at Pialsted' s drug store, South News":
and A. C. Silliman' s. Darlen. 'V
.....—..___.——L———
stunned TO Hi9 sea-m.
r-u—op—
MIn Falls Headiong Froin Fourth Story
Window In Waterbury.
WATERSURY Sept. v15.-—Charles ii.
Howland. twenty- nine years old of
Center street, plunged headlong to the
sidewalk from a window In the fourth
door of the Meigs block at 120 South
hints street at 11 o 'clock last night and
died three minutes later. Acting
Medical Examiner Graves said that the
‘ d‘g's skull and book were broken. How
veccident happened is not known.
Howland was night watchman In the
building and was alone in a vacant
room at the time. Howland's only
in law. T i ,. ..
coasts outlaw-lasso or THE
"any rat: y,ssrs since my fungi.
. , T y iiffected that i had, museum!-
gihages 'writes A. M. Aka.» #1 W
t"! took treatment .
without any ‘ ' .
untamed to take Foley' s eyd slid
find my lungs are now as
We. of aptmhl‘er”. iiifivlddfl
rdg a one, ”utitSo Norwslk.
and A: C. Silliman’pgw‘oa" ‘- .
Wwinu ’ ii-‘ii‘m"
Blip, Sept 15
»-t" ..- -
WW the‘bl ugatupk “Twymthg
teasing; Acorns e«and stnigans or
DO orrl 3 wet. team,
nymATténmnti 1;. Thomas
meeting
.toam. qfi ,flafluug and the
r
h: «use:
will condition.
oat Sun-a .
“1‘15.
due to excessive uric acid and the head
aches and dyspepsia that are brought
on by classed Miners."
Has your urine your back your gen
oral health led you to wonder If your
kldno a. M sound? Writs Dr. Bet
tiugil, Bill‘i ngton Vermont. Give him
you: syntphtlms, he will advise you free.
DR. PETTlTNOII-L’s in“ I»
T? ALL Aid/MT LAW’O WORK
.._.._,
Farmers and Sportsmen interested in
' Oparatlen of New Rules.
Under the provisions of the enact-
ment of the last legislature regard-
ing trespassing every farmer is prac
titnily his own constable. .
The operation of the new law is
awaited with interest by the. sports-
‘men of the sin e. as it affects them to
a considerable extent.
The hunting season is- almost here
and gunners will soon. be out in the.
woods searching for game. it will
therefore the well to learn something
concerning the law regarding the tie-
holdings of property owners without
that obtaining permission
uith sportsmen and others In search
of game or those ottt nut hunting. to
built upon properli of John
Smith or his next door neighbor with-
out asking for the privilege providing
that the land was not posted with ml
tices warning the public against tron
passing. h‘vcn then posted land was
visited in the hope that gumo would
naturally .be more abundant there.
and hunters who lacked a true sense
of sportsmanship would take a chance
the .flclds or woods in quest of the
wily partridge or elusive quail. , .
Now it is unnecessary for the farm
or or land owner to post his premises
and it is required that all persons
desiring to hunt upon the premists
shall first gain the full consent or the
owner Moreover. every land owner
is his own constable and can hold any
person or persons caught upon his
property until they can be turned;
over to an officer. it is also claims i
that should the farmer command, the
trespassers to‘hsit and said' person
should attempt to escape. the land
owner would be Justified In putting
buckshot or a charge of rock salt in-
to his lower extremities. it can be
readily seen that the possibilities of
successful hunting in these parts of
the Nutmeg state are. gradually be-
coming more and more Iimileti.~ in
character, and it is only natural that
a large percentage of. sportsmen
should give voice to vigorous protests.
Farmers and others owning land in
the country are much .pleased. with
the protection afforded them by the
recent law. however..and statevthat it
is one of the best things ever framed
In the legislature regarding the pro-
tection of the interests of the inde-
pendent land owner. The claim has
often been made that the. sportsmen
delitroy fences. let down bars and oth-
erwise bother thevheretoforc defenw
less- farmers. One sportfllillli 10mm
'cd yesterday that about the only ol-
tgrnativp left was the purchase of
some large estate to be converted in-
hunters.~ : i *tx . . s
bye-ruse asrsa aarmo noun.
Judge w 'i‘. Rolland. of Creeashurg.
In... whens well and reversbiy known.
lsays: "Two years. ago i outlaw
lgrdatly from indigestion. Afton nah
In great distress would invtriebir ro-
lasting for an hour ease and my
atnigbta were restless. l concluded to
is ours and it cured
Mei (his.eity announces
omitsfinsive a mouth diam
Ncl‘lllfllil‘l‘. noses at .llianfunnipg
tire month Over two hundred entries
five yaana..hut is in
tions of those who venture upon the:
in years past it has been customary i
of getting caught in sneaking through '
to a game preserve for the use of’
. you know what a purgatire pleasure is.
at ads... . Y.. will clishe‘.
lyil for two stepson. . TMM‘
will it October 1 Mill ,ipstiuthowa-
“remain The track has not been.
' sues and organs involved.
-.~ :trsTIor constipation, sick headache.
.‘ c'.
T ._ NOTICE To ”HMO.
., The Department of Commerce and
mmsmwodil‘m'rtowr" .
Bridgeport Firms Are Among the Sid-
. tiers for the Contract.
The contract for the construction of
the now railroad station in Bridgeport,
will probably be wepded some time
this wackn The bdemnvc been con-
sidered by the board of directors of tho
hi. i'. N ii 6: ii Railtond company
together with the company 's engineer.
and it. is undeisiood that a decision
tins alteady been reached, There were
two sets of bids submitted. One set
was for the general millet and the
other was individual ids for the dif
tcrcnt kinds of work.
‘ Among the Bridgeport bidders are
'Cnsey & i-,iurley the u M. Partly com.
tinny and Dowlins at Bottomley While
it is hoped that one of the local bidders
will be successful the tlty will derive
a benefit from the work As the struc-
this when completed will cost some-
tiling over half a million dollars, cou-
sidcrnbie money will be spent in this
city for general building material and
construction equipment it is estimat-
ed that the lucky contractor will spend
at least "00 000 light In Bridgeport,
Eduiing tho pr-ogiess of the work
The. company‘s intention Ill making
llii catly award of the contract is to
give the successful bidder or bidders
an opportunity to get their working
equipment here and complete all of the
arrangements preliminary to the be-
ginning of work as soon as the trains
are run over the elevation,
DOCTORS COULD NOT HELP HER.
i ‘i had kidney trouble for years, "
T writes Mrs. Raymond Cooper, of SThel-
nWaah" “ and the doctors could not
help me. I tried l-‘oley' s Kidney Cure
'atul lilo» very first dose gave we r lot
and iam now cured. i cannot say 0
Tntttch i‘or Foley“ 3 Kidney Cttre.‘ Sold
at l‘iaiaicds drug store. South Nor-
luaik and a. c Sillimans Darlen
i
T REUNION AT ATLANTIC HOTEL.
First Connecticut Heavies Expect to
Have Big Time. .
The thirty fourth mutual reunion or
(‘ompaniesi, ii. and t'hc band." of the
First Connecticut Heavy Artillery. will
be held Wednesday. (icio'bcr 7, at the
ilitinnttt~ Hotel, Bridgnpolt. it is an
Tticipated that the meeting will be one
Tof thc largest held in it'Ctmi years. The
Tiargcst previous gnthiring of the or—
ganisation was hold at ()ronoque some
three. years ago when the "boys" were
the guests of Frank Miller a member
Twho has since utquitcti the Atlantic
The committee in charge of the
forthcoming reunion will make every
effort possible to reach every member.
TA complete roll cull of all members
of the two companies and the band
.will be an Interesting feature of this
reunion. The notices have been sent
iottt front Hartford and invite the
lieteraiis to bring along the members
Tof their families The present officers
are Gen. “.11. Abbott president:
Henry W Alien, vice-president:
lClii‘tlles J Porter treasurer and John
i0 0. Taylor. secretary The business
Tmeeting of the association will be held
Tat 12 ociock followed by dinner atid
'a social session in thc afternoon.
sneiemA
iii Kill You liati llylp Ml
WARNING TO SHRINERS.
Recorder E. S. Sumucr, of the Mys-
tic Shrine. has received an oiilciai oir-.
cular from the chief rubban. of Ballot
Abyud Temple. of Albuquerque. N. M..
which will be of interest to all Shrin-
ers. ~- in this warning to all nobles it
is stated "that one, Frank B. Thsy-~
or, ‘or are Thaycr. is abroad in the
iiand impersonating ouch. H. Chamber-
lin, recorder of Baillie Abyai temple.
located at Albuquerque. N. M. He has
forged checks in said Chamberlain‘s
name in Trinidad, Pueblo and Denver,
001.. claiming to be a member of this
shrine. and a member of the board of
dental examiners of New Mexico-lie is
a man of medium build. five feet. eilht
or dine inches in height. large nose.
and pleasing address” This man is
sizimposter and a slick forgcr. having
at o forged the name of W. S. Strict:
here, without first wiring this temple "
W
A PUNGATIVE PLEAOUNE.
if you ever took DeWitt' a Little Early
Risers for billiousnsss or connti a
new famous little pills cleanse the
um and rid the system ofail 5119
without producing unpleasssit clients.
They do not gripe, sicken or weaken.
but give use and strength to the the
W ii. 110"
all of Houston. Tex" says “No better
Mason titan nitric My Rte--
Sold at Clifford Pharmacy. "
.—
do out the foilpwingmotieefl
CW1" of FOZISlgm T.-
About August 1 1903, the
Debbi] trumpet sills! union Harbor
W0 . .
.3
Mini;
td' Nari era in thia‘iaection in its Au- ‘
daft-en: WE"
CHURCH OONVENTIONS. .
hug-s—
cOngregationsl Societies Hold Forth
Next Month.
October is the convention mouth for
two large Congregational missionary
societies. Tile American board will hold
its ninety-fourth annual meeting in
Manchester, N. 11., beginning Tuesday,
October 13. and closing Friday. Octo-
ber iii. The annual sermon will be
preached by President Dr. Wililurd G.
Sperry. of Michigan, on Tuesday even-
ing. The various sessions will be held
in the First Congregational church of
of Massachusetts. T
The American Missionary associa-
tion will hold its fifth-seventh annual
meeting in Cleveland, beginning Octo-
ber 2‘2. The place of meeting will be.
Plymouth Congregational church. Dr.
Newoli Dwight liilliu is to be a sneak-
er. The annual sermon is to be preach-
ed by the Rev. Dr. Phillips S. Moxom.
of Masstichustts.
These two meetings represent the
work of the Congregational denomina-
tion in two important fields of mission-
ary sctivlty..Both are usually attended
and are meetings of especial interest,
not only to the churches bttt to the
country at large. The problems discus-
sed the not very dissimilar. as the
Americas board reaches peoples and
races abroad now largely represented
in our own body politic. Among the
latter the American Missionary asso-
ciation is the authorised agency of the
Congregational churches.
FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM.
Bedridden. alone and destitute.
Such. In brief was the condition of an
old soldier by name of J. J. Havens.
Versailles, O. For years he was trouh
led with Kidney disease and neither'
doctors nor medicines gave him relief
At length he tried Electric Bitters. it
put him on his feet in short order and
now he testifies, "l‘m on the road to
complete recovery." Best on earth
. (or Liver and Kidney troubles and all
forms of Stomach and Bowel Corn-
plalnts. Only 50c. Guaranteed by
Frank H Baxter, druggist.
WHITLOCK’O CREDITORS.
Proposition to Settle on Fifty Canto
Basis Not Yet Accepted.
The hearing before Referee. John W.
flanks. in Bridgeport, on the Senator
Sturges Whitlmk estate. which was
odiourned to yesterday morning.“ was
again sdiourned for two weeks on the
request of Attorney Chase, of New Ha-
ven. counsel for M r. Whitiock. At
the previous hearing a proposition for a
settlement on the basis of fifty cents
on a dollar was made by Mr. Chase but
all the creditors had not accepted. The
negotiations are still in progress. The
matter» comes up again on September
28th. Quite a number of the creditors
were on hand yesterday morning.
mtg“ my sleep is re ler. cashier of the Bank of Commerce» in 3 ‘
digestion perfect." acid of this place. it such a man presents ‘ " ,i
,atililftordlhsrst , . ;. U,» nimsais insomnia or aid. give him the ill-I i
glad foot and the ooidihand. and no- TN RMS
8%” ingAbES “WANNA. tlfy police officers. Also, do not ten- _
. RAND PIDS, .Sept._ 15.1— der any one aid claiming to hail from. ‘tHORBOA 'VAUGHN IMPROVING.
it la‘Posalbla the Stage my See Her
Again.
Theresa Vaughn' a health is decidedly
improved, and .bhe stage. may see not
will
r Matt City brother of the actress,re-
siding at :37 West Thirty‘third street.
New York, mud a communication.
yesterday .from -Worcsater. Masa,
where MissVsuglin has been in a san-
itarluin for a long time.
has many admirers .in this .city who
will be slated to hear that she is im-
proving Several times it has been
ported that she, was near death.
V's
airings plantain.
, ,Sent -Wllliam W.
‘. ‘ w e oldest members of the
Masonic 0 er in Connecticut. died at
his home yesterday afternoon of heart;
. wassweil thaws 11:”1
.Mmellflz
Miss Vaughn -
FOR COUNTY DiNECTONO.
7*.
P. .W. Caddy. of Stamford. Among
Those Named by President.
Mi l.Ff0illi,‘Scpt. lbwfloy. Father Mow 1':
Clean. president of the Connecticut To-
tal Abstinence Union, yesterday, made
the following appointmenul of county
directors:
Hartford-Edward F. Dwyer. Main
cheater, and William 0. Meara, New
Britain.
Windham—Joseph Egan. Putnam.
hitchticld—Wllliam A. Gleason Tor-
rington.
iv‘nlriicldw-Pntrick Cuddy. Stamford.
New HIIVt‘ll-—.iiiill(3li Kennett y.
Ansouiti—Thomas J. O'Brien, New
Haven.
New London—William F. Barr, Nor~
wich.
Toilnndwl‘togcr Murphy. Rockvilic.
Middlcscx—Richurd Coleman, Mid-
dlct‘owit.
Appointments for the lecture burcud
tire Benjamin E. Lynch, William J.
Cronin and John J. Corbett.
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Brav
silian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried. almoat without exception.
10. 25. 50c and 51.00 bottles. ‘ The Cllf
ford. Baxter's or Plaistad'o. ‘. °'
HEARING FOR WOMAN.
is Charged With Writing Offensive
Postal Cards.
NEW HAVEN Conn. Sept. 11.——0n
the charge of mailing an offensive
postal card to Rev. William Burrcll.
a former pastor of the African Metho
dist Episcopal church. and also to Miss
Sadie Bonnet Mrs Selina Williams.
an officer of the church, was given a
heating in the United States district
court yesterday.
The writer of the cards threatened
publicity to both the minister and Miss
llonncr. Aftcr an investigation Mrs.
Williams was arrested. She pleaded
not guilty, but commissioner Wright
bound the woman over to the next
term of the court, under bonds of 5300.
SAVED A SOYPO‘LITPI.
Mrs. Captain 3. Hubbard. of Mil
ford, Del., says: “Brasililn Balms".
ed my boy’- life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We
him a few doses. He quickly a
to sleep and was all right in the morn-
ing. " For sale by R. H Planted, l'.‘
H. Satan. and The Cilflord Pita-I:
many.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN R
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME‘TTAILE.
in effect' August 47, 1903.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
- slaw YORK. ‘i - "
A. Jim—13:59:... 5:2“; 5:58x, 5:15,
7. 08. 7: 45, N15. 8M5. 9f05t.
,9: it), 10: 34:. 19.19, 11:95:.
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7: 07s 7135:. 8:Y00 10:10.
9: Aéx-M.—12lv59x, 5. 24‘. 5. 58:. O: 05.
4
P. X.:-8 20x. 5. 40. 5: 55!, 7:30.
8110!, 10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK ION SOUTH
NONWAL LK.
A. N.:—v12 082. 5: 00. 0:00. 7: 00
8: 00:. 8:03.03”! O: (H: 10:03:. 10: 04.
11: box. 11i03 ’
'P. Inuit“. 1: 05. 8: 00!, 8:05.
3 50! d: 02:. 4:04 4: 80.. 5: 08. 5:80.
ti: 55.
9. 24:
P.
3: 20:,
B: 55!,
s: 25' also. 7' cat. s} 05:. 5.1”. 01.
1.5
Bridle intuition to stifle—P.
“3.1:“.
AIM-3 45, 5‘
SUNDAY O.
A. H.—-18:08:, 1:1“,1552, 7:43;
P Ill-'1: 15.!
cameos, we, swarms».
mesh. 91““
Sold at 'Plai‘stetia and! store. South
Norwalk and A. C. Silliman's Darlen.
GIRL VICTIM MAY RECOVER.
MERIDEN, Sept. 15 ”Gertrude Crow-
ell the five- year old child who was shot
by Charles Pockbam, a boy from the
State School for Boys, rested very eas-
ily yesterday and as the bullet caus-
ed only a flesh wound it is bellomti
that she will be completely recovered
in a day or so Pcckham has not yet
been fottnd.
A BOY'S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.
With family around expecting him
to die. and a son riding for life, 18 ”miles
to get Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. .W. H.
iirown, of Leesville, ind., endured
death“ a sgonies from asthma; but/this
wonderful medicine gave ins nt relief
and soon cured him. He writ : "i now
sleep sodndly every night." Lille mar-
velous cores of Consumption, Pneu-
tnonln Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
Grip prove its matcblsfa merit for. all
Throat and Lung trouh guaranteed
bottles 50c and 81.00; ii‘rial bottlolo
free at Frank H. Baster' a drug store. .
I
Wagonsfiivuifré’e
For 50 Ozone Soap Trade ‘Msrkd. '
2 Ozone Staroh‘Trada Marks; and
2 Ozone Washing’ Powder Trade Marks
A PNETTY AND: HOEFUL WAGON,
H R. SULKLEV'O NOVELTY BTONI
52 So. Main St, OS. Not-walk.
The'three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for wagon.
All firstclass stores sell the Clone
goods. ,
Send for lie-page premium book.
south iiiamoit
General Contractor.
sawsas AND SEWER downsc-
TIONS, WATER wens OF ALL
KINDS. oaaomo, noon excava-
TION, mason weak. 9 .
Small or Lima" Jolie in Any Kind.
Estimated Chqerfully Sivan.
Labor also furnished for work around
private ualduloes. eta. .t.
26 leSf.. So. News“.
twistdim amt... eissooo.
Industrial Serials in has Cs.
OF NEW YORK.
. WE
Stare supervision is! your
Yorkuddonisaafioar.
' ~: reinstati- .
. orstca, t_t___ so. many. .
Roommate-rs _WW
summon nationals: -
chad-ran“ JekilRTTliasn-eass
Tie bit it idiot innit
(WWW).
T T :y Ev] i .T 1
‘-<. .‘ - ' rs’mlfim vanilla“
City of Norw'alk
wt. 1 te‘Flllm-romn it, an {in
Leaves unfit: ‘ swift mousse,”
interim. win. 2“”
Freight rsdeivodi'i‘tllli Tainan! i. in.
.1.
Tom. ”it‘s mamas.
53?” city. a dye truss. sires.
~.. Mussels-.0 so! Tries-less
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