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FANCY NATIVE corneas.
220i; pit.
our our MlLK cuacxsns
2"» for 15 cu.
. 2 men. REAY one for
' , 250:5. '
111v ”woos," 1111: NEW sunk.
FAST FOOD 7 on A PACKAGE.
A. STULL,
, 24 COTTAGE AVENUE.
‘ EAST NORWALK.
shit WWWWW
”LAND MAhTw uo'ot above.
“Mmmouded by the loading phye
"1 where they
. his:
51181 WilliWWLii
Mi53 Bessie Naphey is nits Ill with
typhoid fever. 3
Mrs. Mathias Rowland has returned
from a visit to New. York.
itev. F. 8. Ala
from a visit to
morbury.
Miss Simpson. or 12003311111. is visit-
Ais-
iug at the home of Charles H.
thorpe.
(
.lame
regular
evening. .1
Edward F Smith. of Seaview avenue.
has been entertaining friends front out
of town.
Mead Brothers have taken their
sloop yacht Elsa out of commission for
the season.
Max Levy, who has' been visiting in '
New York, has returned to his home
on the bridge.
Captain Verity and Arthur Carr went
to Cos Cob, yesterday, to paint the
steamer Addie V
; Mr: and Mrs. Frederick Ganung. for.
merly of this place, but now residing
in Detroit, are the parents of a son.
Mrs. Charles Warner of Rutherford
N. 1., who has been visiting Mrs James
L' Ho'mmedieu, will return tomorrow to
her home
_—
Quito 11 number of members of the
Advent Church will attend the Bible
lecture tomorrow evening. at the home
of Henry Case. in Rowayton.
meat. ..
The oyster steamers Medea and 0s-
trea resplendent in fresh coats of T
'tfiéh hho been brought here from
t. ’and are tied up at the Rs-
«mommy. wharf waiting for the
gather ‘season to become a little more
pal
Bri
‘ 'ROWAYTON.
u—n-a'_
Iflss Mary May of the West Side,
is outartatniug her brother from New
York.
The or class meeting will be
held In chapel of the Methodist
Church. tonight
‘ figs ins; t night,
‘ ,rushman of Logan street;
' from a visit in Auburn
N.Y
:‘New York.
0mm a few days with Mrs.
.'lams'l E. Stevens. Pennoyer street.
There will be a- special business
meeting of the tire department. Wed-
nesday arching. at 8 ”,Oclock at the
contends the Km Company.
7 , hedge has presented Con-
‘rd 1. Ladrigan. with a goat,
W it attracts much atten-
rth has returned
swp , will be held Wednesday aftoruomt at
L'liommedieu will lend the
ethodist class meeting, this
$iv'ation“ Army gathering in
filt‘waik tonight. will be at~
ten'xlod' by a number of East Norwalk
people who are interested in the move-
'.,H'1§n'j‘,Company held its regular
’ and transacted
. who has been spendingmm
the manner; at Contentment Island has
E. Miller of Springfiale.
donrad‘ Koch who spent the sum-
: ' harness. and the outfit has
WWW in Mr. Ladrigan's livery
‘W stilt. “I”
71% fW-mu 1» Mo
and his mother Mrs. Helen Burdick.
left Rowaylon last Saturday night. for
thalr fosnr ammo”: New York state.
11qu two. ks. Wil-
new or Entitled}
our chat pgent who so
infl th ‘paat' summer in Burnside Con-
nocticut i's substituting in Mr.
nick's place
Edward Neuhnus and W. .l. Murrdell.
blackhsh and a live and a quarter
oystermen in the vicinity dctlared that
it was the first time they had ever
known a lobster to be caught in this
manner and so near shore.
. The Baptist Church whs “lied on
Sunday evening. when another con-
cert was given that the pastor might
not be. obliged to preach twice after his
long illness The programme had been
carefully and prayerfully prepared and?
was “steam! to with pleasure and pro-
fit by all Rev. 8. D Woods read the
or, and made a few remarks The con.
gregatlon sang several hymns. There
were solos by Mrs. Etta Slater. Miss
Nellie Ogden, Mrs. William Sniffen.
and Edward Brotherton; two comet
by Miss Helen Lynch; trio by Mrs.
Raymond.
DARIEN AND __.NOROTON
Hanford Smith was in New York on
business yesterday.
The condition pt Charles Webber
who has been ill, remains about the
same.
The condition of Magistrate Mott of
New York who is at Dr. Scovllie‘ s sani-
tarlum remains about the same. with
a slight gradual improvement
A meeting of the King's, Daughters
tho harsonage of the Congregational
Church with Mrs. H. S Brown.
The Young People' 5 Sec 1er will hold
a business meeting and sociable this
evening at the parsonage of the Darlen
Congregational Church. A pleasant
time is expected
Mrs. W. C Brewer aged fifty eight
years. died last Sunday evening at 8
o’clock at her home in Noroton. lie-
censed was a well known resident of
this lawn. and had many friends who
will mourn her loss. The funeral ser-
rices will he held from St. John's R.
0 Church Noroton Wednesday morn-
ing at‘m oclock. interment in Spring-
.dale Cemetery.
o‘ an championship tourna
men for we on or the varied States
golf association commenced today in
Chicago. Mrs Charles T. Stout. for-
merly Miss Genevieve Hooker who
has won the tittie three times will de-
fend it again. if Mrs. Btout wins again.
she will equal the record of Miss Bes-
trix Hoyt, of the Shinnecock Golf Club
but when Miss Hoyt made her record
the quality of golf among women was
not nearly as high as it is now.
Newton Crofooi met with an acci-
dentin Norolon Sundav night, while
riding his bicycle through there at a
pretty good rate it is stated that it
was after dark and Mr (‘rofoot had no
light. He struck a man who accent»
panled by his little daughter. was walk-
ing along the road.
down and Crofoot over him. The pe-
destriaus head was quite badly cut.
his clothes were spoiled and he was
badly shaken up aside from the fact
that his daughter was badly scared.
WESTPORT.
George Thorpe is entertaining i). S
horns.
Charles Johnson of Hartford is vis-
iting relatives here.
i. 3. Stone and .wife hate returned
from a visit Ito Atlhntic City.
Frank Thompson and wife, of Bos-
ton have been visiting here. A
iss A. Waters”. of Newtown, is
a guest at F. B Hubbeli' a place. ,
On Wednesday a supper and fair will
be held in Trinity Sunday school room.
Miss Clara. Chase. 6f Dunbar; has
been visitlns Mrs. Theodore Sanford.
G. E. Tilley is expected to arrive
here hora Eprone. the latter part of
this week.
H R. Waketnun has returned from
a visit sum his parents, residents of
in Thomas, Ky
Miss Roeciaus has returned to New
Yor City tar
”10:11 organ» street.
Miss Frances Allen has returned
home to New York after a visit here
With Miss, E. (Ntapmau.
Miss Russel has returned to hs'i'
home in Mesdville Pa. after a visit
with Miss Dorothy Adams. ,
G. W. Bradley. F. W. Salmon Midi
Aaron Bennett have been elected tron-l
tees of the Methodist church, in West:-
port.
011 Agent Benjamin .1 Narnia?
Buf-
of Brooklyn band James 'lhorpsby. of
Deadwood, booth lfik k,ta haVe been
slit, guests of Mr. an Robert Bar- ,
' during tits pasts On Mon- .
. As {they spent the l1 11g on the
Sound. and caught eighteen iargs
pound lobster. The lobster was caught .
on a hook and line, and severe! of the .
scriptures and the pastor altered pray- -
solos by Albert Lynch, acoompa‘niedr
Woods. Miss Norma Sharer ‘and David .
Albrecht. and reading by Mrs J. B. '
The man went '
. Point 1111 summer,
, 11111 y. The club is composed of a num-
Mrdloaluap Told Officers. Where $450
a pleasant vlpit to _‘
day night traced the robbery to Jer-
ome Brown, the operator at
gagged and bound himself.
1
aik.
11 work- .
A Soodu
Mom‘ (113 SW.
: Draws out Fever
lam the
1
Removes
Policemen.
kmnpoouueawma
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NOTES OF THE SEA. SHORE.
Professor Lewes orchestra at Ruton
Point is to have a picnic next Friday
afternoon.
Mr. Cooke and family have gone to
New York after some months stay at
Hickory Bluff.
Mrs A. S. Schuldice and family. of
Drinbury, took possession of the Park
avenue cottage today
Tire Eighth Regiment. Connecticut
Volunteers has a reunion and dinner
at Roton Point. Thursday.
Mrs. H. i. Rowland and sons Robert
nod Milton have roturncl to Belle [3-
land after a visit in New Y.ork
Mrs C. F. Benton and daughter Miss
\iildred Houton are at the Hanna cot
rage Belle island, for a short stay
K. it Perry and family. wlrooccupiml
Sunset Cottage at Hello island all the
season have. returned to New Y.ork
W F. (‘iark and mm W including
Dorothy Harold and Arthur Clark.
have gircn up the Outlook cottage.
Belle island. and returner] to llrooklvu.
the. Rider and two sisters who are
at the Farview (),otiage Belle island.
will return to Dnnbury on Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Wood. who have been
occupying the Slot-pt Hollow Cottage.
011 Bell» island. have returned to Nor-
walk.
Mrs William Robertson of White
Rose Cottage Belle island will re-
nrrn to her home in New York. ibis
week
"Ilrc tailing on the lie Iiic lslnuti bridge
has been repaired under the .ilrmtion
of Constable Edward .1 Ladrignn of
Rowaymton
Mrs Charles H. Merritt and (laugh
tor. formerly of llunbury ubo hau-
been stating at the Clinton lit-111m
l'i'""." lsirrrrd 1111\1- mine to ihooirlyu in
v1-
'iho truth. on 1111 Stamford 511w!
cars Sunday was very heavy. Large
numbers \tent to live Bench and to
iuton Point although most of then
trrrttlons at the formrr plate
lrctn closed
\iadamcs Signs and Klein the for-
tune telltts who hate been at ltoton
intend to (lose the
season there about the 21’th inst The
lit 1 week in October they uill go to
the Daubury Fair.
lielie island was Well-represented
last night at the dome given by the
,K. G. S Society in Wooster Hull. Dan-
hate
her of young men. and the affair was
(me of the most select that has been
given in Danbury this season. The
members of the club arranging for the.
(lance were F. Ward DeKlyn. presiI
dent W H. Hoyt secretary and iron-
surer; Edward A Nichols. Louis D.
Hiason Harold B Stevens George Hig
son George B Relisire and Charles
Sanford.
OPERATOR ROBBED STATION.
M
6111s 5‘. hand.
MEDINA. N Y. Sept .1—Delec
,tives of the New York Central after an
investigation into the robbery of the
safe It!» the railroad rotation here has
e station.
Brown confessed that be hit stolen the
money. He scattered the contents of!“
thdroflice safe abdut the station and!“ =
{Brown led the ofllcers out into the
Catches of Spanish mackerel are be-
lng made in this vicinity The lair are
not as abundant nor as largest “to
years ago. ‘
Conductor Thomas Walsh has
ed as an employs of the trolls
.3
. {Matty to where he had" hidden the
' good reputation, ,
09 he had stolen.
:vd .lntlct.
animation and was held for the grand
ury. Brown has heretofore home a
c
The money ttss
W
MURDER ON SUICIDE.
. WWW. W. Va. Sept.15-—The
ate body of Miss Ella Zane. 23 years
is city has been! ”and in the
young woman was in
into the river '1‘
to give details but hints' at stil-
Thrsa years ago Miss Zane ro
from hot!" society life and be-
$1:
1 1 1
' ‘ gonads.
Inflammation
arm as foot Warm and Comfortable.
Conductors. lair-it's. ,
. and all those who are on their test a great deal should always
' Gives instant Relief to Curtis. lemons and Frost Bltu.‘
*w‘. . Guarantee ”every bottle to do
'Whltfldflllifflit, Ifitfailsyourmoooywiliberefundsd.
‘as 1 1 . ., ,
. lug insular officials and for threaten
their fourteenth annual convention hero
to the constitution
and has a membership of 7. r 000.
bars met in tho’ Ho'use coatroorn at" the
Capitol in Hartford. yesterday to ex—
amine candidates for licenses. .
following were examined:
Nannl. Anthony Orico Lani Gagliari,
Tony G. Codrare Thomas G. Morena.
Rocco Lottieri and Nicola Pugllaci of
galrtford;
r lain; “Missal," hills.
in; g g g R
The prisoner waived IS
hips member of the family that found- '
River. Coroner Fitzpatrick says 3
3315‘: '
‘ , a recluse. She was missed from ‘ ‘ '
‘hertl'rome Sunday:
A...
Healing Remedy
.. if Y‘r‘.‘
paths timing,
Van lad ”OWOIPLStidra-
'lll
otormon.
intheirhomesforuuatnigha,
"it In“:
err‘flbtrmftmrcv.
RECEPTION To PRES milk
Greeted with Enthusiasm Throughout”!
Cuba, Yesterday.
PUERTO PRINCIPE. Cuba. Sept.
15--Prcsident Palms. after he started
yesterday from ilavuna on his coat
orn tour through Cuba. traversed long
stretches of sparsely inhabited mun
try. At every town he was greeted by
sounds of mounted Cubans. received
addresses from the officials and party
leaders and was presented with bou-
quets by pretty 51"Itul‘iins‘, who made
Speeches of welcome. The enthusia-
nsm when the president entered the re-
gion in which opposition to the ‘admin-
istratlou was reputed to be the strong-
est increased.
0n President l’aimn‘s arrival at
i’uerto Principe inst night the entire
vicinity of the station was filled with It
cheering mass of people of all colors
and conditions N1 nrly the whole pop-
ulation followed the carriages cont-sin
ing the presidential party to the prt»
vinclal building ulu-ro Senor Palms
was formerly welcomed.
Commenting on the enthusiastic re-
ception accorded him the president dis-
claimed this it “'11s a tribute to his
personal popularity. He said:
it is the result 111 the peoples joy
01 er the success of the Republic 'bml
the tribute is tendvmi to me as the
chief executive."
President Points in making no
speeches save brief responses to ad
dresses of welcome. When local
speakers bring up the subjcit of the
retoiutinunr) soldiers” pay the status
of the matter is courteousiy and brief-
1y explained by the president.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS ON TRIAL
SAN .iii.\ \N. i’ ll 8th ii'v—-l.ary;e
throngs attended the. trial yesterday of
two public speakers id to belong to
the American Fedora tho of labor.
who were arrested for publicly abus-
Iug to meet Goternor Hunt on his to
turn here with black iings and to kill
him if he refused their demands for
the improvement of the labor cott-
dltlons. ()ne of the speakers is chars
ed with having declared the American
ling was “a rag only fit to cover rasI
coin." and with making other wild re-
marks. The trial is expected to be
concluded today. I
ORDER GROWING RAPlDLY.
LOUISVHJJC. Ky. Sept. lr'r.—-Tlu-
Kulglrls and Ladies of Honor begun
today with on attendance of 100 dole»
sates from all part: of the country.
There will be no radic n1 changes in the
ficneral lawn of the order. 01 hough a
few minor amendments “ill be marlu
The. organisation
has been in existence twenty-six years
EXAMINATION 0F BARIERS.
The state board of summers or bar
The
Dominion
Agostlno J. Gallo. of New
of Springfield, and
New—_Ji—anaan 1. ‘
, .
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V
a moat hauling also in “the world.
“Hello! where are you going with
eat on silica first husband's
rs. 30h; yields 1 look as tb‘pngb
thought no fool lm sorry he
ed. all mbi'wExchsnge
smite“:
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W .W' Wilt a.
. who 1' £52511.
gag-wary "o'lb'et'h the' nor-
, s essnls at poms
' 1's 3*- .. a
what one South Norwaik
J“. E. William-.1 remittance to
meow: N l
I‘I.
- :flhido and M
ll those flowers” "1‘ in going to put '
reliantandt ..
H0130 ”it?!
We offer One Hundl'ob Dalian Ro-
, word for any case of Catarrh that can-
- not be cured by Hall‘s Cstsrrh Cure.
F‘. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo. 0
' W11. the undersigned. have kuowu li'.'
i 1. Cheney for the last 15 years and be:
iievo hint perfectly honorable in all
1 business transactions and financially
‘ able to carry out any obligations made
by theiro rm.
Wholesale Drugglsts. Toledo.0
'nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 750 per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
...
I
sorta up “sacrum.
181 11111111118111
0011111 .16an. tons. .
'qsplral. if00.000 03
Surplus. me. 0 0. ‘00
01hr I‘Prollfsf 110. 0.00
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races 11.11% Cider.
”HECTOR” ‘ .
John H. Farris may); «new
John 11. Knapp Christian swam
thn H. Light , I. H. Mothm
Josiah 11. Marvin lamest Grumman
J. WCI'“. IllIerns
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Accounts lollolfsd ,.
Hammett
WEST 0: TRUX. Wholesale Druggistn,'.
we also ado, o. 1:
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
. I i.
‘llall's Cutarrb Cure is taken inter-4
11: anccs" (if all y dds- 1"
fw antes '
3 .Icuses Piped for not at
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PLUMBING AND STEAM
new}? TIER uni/.1101 ' ‘
1101' AIR HEATING. '
s‘r‘ovs'p mo assess.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
6s. and Steam Fitting. 1
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling, 5:9.
Have you seen our stock of ,
RICH 0ND RANGES? ‘
THE JO S '& HOTCHKISS
COMPA
17 WALL STREET,N NYORWALK.
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nip.ti ll b'" J
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091-. North Main
sips "Waffle... .
to a little sensible. straight-.
forward talk about our claims on
your consideration.
This stone is run on basin“!
principles; we run it to make our
money out of it. We are not sat-
isfied with the sale unless you are
satisfied with your purchase, bc~
cause we want you for a re lar.
customer and a business fr end.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic.-
ture Frames. '
We have a fine line of time
good: at very ream" sable prices
considering quality.
HEADQUAWRS FOR
Guns. .Revohrers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
. and
I. all sorts of . ~.
Boat and I-Sirore 'Ref'
sort bupplres. «.
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commons
WATKINS 1
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Next Door City Library.
112 WASHtNo‘rON 'sTltEET.
soursuoswstx.
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The Conn. 0011‘! Life ins. Co.“
discovered to its profit that the host '
' 'lslopboas‘abm a» wood» .
Dealer in wall Papers. Paintersi
Supplies, Artist's’ Materials.
\. SPECIALS. . .
White Curtain Poles with Fix-w
tum. 101:3. - ,
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe, a c.
, 5.6. ram 31..
. ”at”;
he'll
has. an.
..'; d .. g» ,1 1», 3.51.
has role. ‘
by resent methods. buses. mm
mm
nudist! Wilts-trim
WW“. “.4
watt r' 1,-1.5: i'tI'
Motors. . . ~1
m'swmmm _<
torrsallyhasl'l. 91am 4
ascribe-sag.
nae. 1v baffled ’,
are co
1
‘ 1 '1
, 50.1103?“
Solid rsss Half Curtain Rods,
."Shurc-Cut” Can Opener, outs
easily. No ragged edge. A
001 a.
user mg‘. Pasrso kmyss.
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PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
the attenuate...
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. ‘
Telephone Connections.
DAVID; w. “1159.119. ..
m0. Iflmhm"
PLUMsmo.
advertisements it has eyes had up".
come aratitlously from its lad
this agency to live up to a high stand-
ard in the lie Indus cs business.
Forpa rowan: .JKLD,
s. m‘hfi mods.
United Bank Joining. .‘8'0. Horn":
:1. sens”
s at? Adi-t
W 50 fl $111001 10. «room
fl ”Outfit; _
no less than.“ mar
0110.000 win loavs
mfly’m
policy holders and we are strivtis in
arm
W1 Wit 11:11.
1111111 on '
"Irma.
Tin, Erect Iron. Copper
and Zinc. ,
so myth gags;
Scott-Warrant}, court.
a
3 ft. long. with fixtures. 10c. ,
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