owmfionwuu. .
Choice Alaska Salmon 10c can
" l
r
Ward Palmer ls tin the sick list.
Captain Charles DuCross is in New
York on business.
John Cole is putting a new bottom
on a skill at W float.
Electric it have been installed
in Ralmond hars’ odlee. .
Attorney John Ketlgh was out of
. town this morning on business.
.9 Charles Bondley‘ s son is quite ill at
his home wltli a complication of disv
. eases.
Bailey Is this
better coffin! H 0.
ing a day oil. Clarence Crpfoot is sulr
stituting for him
.After a brief visit in New York.
Miss lda Bosnian, of You Zandt street
has returned to her home.
thelrflio '
The boat Despatcb .w ion has been
unloading coal at Raymond itrothcrs'
Dock ills: cleared tor New York.
9 erer ltd! re—
turned to ’ a !York. 1
Ram!“ I even ng
at the Mnthodlst Giotto: the regular
iconoclsl co at. the Advent Church
The it lifitsr Howard from Ne
York arrived this morning'qwlth a cnrc ‘he
go of iron “water pipe tor the Norwslk ‘
water '6“
.Ciaflnc‘e: Tobey .who has been ill
for meme line. has- been
some his mumps the no
Mathewsons
Max Levy, hthe Bridge shoe dealer
starts this evening for New York to
visit his .fdmliy' who are spending
their smitten there.
Ms 3rlnc ham “daughter of
Mr and rail?“ ia'm Thomas. of
Rowan" atroht. left yes day for Men
. idem-N iii. where she is attending
of the Hebrew residents of
this since are attending the Yom
purn M which are being hell
nthdo gue, In Raymond Block
a cottage prayer
.«M‘i
little.
cmi In
slanting directio
bottomo dials 0..ch-
unopened. ‘ns
wagon “id lags :33»:-
‘9 man n it. VII
arm a wooden with»
iron
,Upon inquiring of the
the shoes he was told that
.2. to a poor fellow in the
capital. a victim of the
South orwaik smashup; who will n’eir.
or w again. and he gave them to
his tridnd and the way that piece of
wood got; is that piece of leather. as
ho being can tell but in the wreck
9 land been wedged in the heel.
has our ttide and
_umvlngbtiaes rend-es ”a ‘1130 or
' ling to learn and a nerve as
clock.- In
:«at in'n {$113me
bored dent in the hrlny,
iig craft in a forty knot
9 _ often made out the cus-
. '0! the New York Spam
3 otter M and 8100 in
same nonchaisnce and
grew on the bushes.
his letters in time to
the first thIn Non-
‘ FlIlt
has been the 3
ston- W
of wood running clean hos:
Newton
i3 *3 .. l . .
a man or a yswl
“fin ioilowlng the seas. w“ is about
why" .2
wkr. m s a business rip to New
orkyeat day.
several employees of the New York.
New iiav 9 3. d , . anllrosd
Co 9 . glib slg~
'A will l‘LCllIhli
will graduatanexta ring.
lir “‘13"- ital! win Themes and
ziflghter ilma’, hsye returned to
CI
Miss Gertrude Dibble has returned
{her home in lyn. after a visit
c “we monthsw her cousin, Miss
Edith Mead of North avenue.
'rtts . wines by Captain
Andrew ”I. 7‘ just been overhaul.
ed on the ways 0! Captain Daniel
Woicks and is. now is excellent condi-
uo’l‘he steamer Kate C. Stevens will
leave for Greenport, L. L. next Monday.
where work will actively commeno
ed in gathering oysters from Captain
Williami. Stevens' ground.
The steamer William l Stevens has
been at Gr§en brothers shipyard in
Bridgepofi. past week having
strips the purpose of com-
mencing-i nnext week.
B Arthur 0 his svihg the lot in
front of his blacksm h shop tilled in
with stones men train the town lot.
near the White. Bridge. The earth
taken out there ll n3. used by (Jon-
abauhthev liege LAd g
e once d 19 Company
will havs's reeehfiqs at the hesdquar
tors on Monda night October 12th.
and has- invii .the members of the
Norwalk and Darien ‘llre departments
bepwsent: A chowder supper will
e one oi the features.
Georgs edsléfa‘of St. John avenue.
" tllh past few days."
a mb‘ar of trees for B.
A. titfi re blown down dur
ing the recent rricnnes. Mr Keisler
is an apertuworlonan is this line, and
has a contract nearly completed.
Mrs; George Cudiipp, an. o!- Church
.me shamed tto grtiokiyn.
l' t o . s eegrsm
that her are... Mrs. John Meyers. had
been killed by a train. Mrs Meyers
wn to a number or people in
t.s
'1‘ Al in of John J. Lester. a for-
:nel' well-known resident here. was
3 'hguhnd‘: will be sincerely
.9" t‘tlie father in~lsw
mot Charles B. Morehouse. the unfortu
hate electric ii ht trimmer. who met
death in Norw -a tow weeks ago. _
sur eon. is converting the bath
by arry Pepper. near the east-bound
station. into a suitable building an- his
own unlit,~ A new stall has been made
and the ones will be overhauled, had
r cmsamade, .will make the
b lng a one for his purposes.
John lander of the Dorian
Launch Works, has had repairs made to
one corner of his building on the Well
Side. which was damaged by the' rms
recently. He is also enclosing the
building for the winter having large
Javenias. home 9,1199" placed on the .fipont of the h as.
. .ln Van 4‘ W tar. Oberlsnder has htd a busy 1030 "
3'99; and the gpietnd a large sun
.aad is workllif
and has just
in N ”$%&
'; &Ge lull.
Duran AND monorail. 3‘
Fallen“: Ada Conn is visiting friends in 3.:
Mrs. James Roscoe is moving to Oak
street sugar. n9.
. on Hanson are guests.
Of Dr. 23d liraii H..D Hanson, on Ox-
Bid".
with his brother in the practice of vet-
City of New York
9 A sumhfi til
the pouthorn England Telephone
Comps y are at we it here. cutting and
trimin'ig ‘tl-ses w lei: interfere with
their wires. .
conductor Dandy Fallon. of Stam-
ford was lucky yesterday. at finding
and later A rubberti re for a cawiags
wheel. The watch belonged to!“
Allen of Glenka road. and it
cirrlage tirew “lei?!
ii: was lonad on “Noroton Hill. and in
for the Republican nomination for
selectman. anisslmnlinesmattersIomJ‘ ..
what.hut the storm clouds are .
thick: and there is no doubt that y
will he what time at the caucus
that eventful sifnir srrivnsmoxt
day limit. Another piecem o! . 9
news. wh ch was sprung toda.y
rofoot is a candidate !
tclfot' “intone. tbwm
first.
”It-9W .W Eek
oat
,.
. a}... this
9 . aryland.
ls studies lie ,
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stable Ladrigan on t e v3‘a‘rlous roads ‘
' N Y3.. ia'l'
A..W
_3 and her sudden death will H
Dr. Williarli Lyon. the veterinary »
s-fi-o .
Milli Harry Street is quite ill at her
Dr F R ilanson is associated ;
orlnary medicine and surgery in the ;'
man the employ ot ‘y
things. He found a small silver watch.
r‘elriiglil i “all”; i...
‘ "l
s “‘33
h.
ommnndsd to md‘hy If friend.
Secretly adding alcohol to a liquid
kmfi remedy should be a penitentiary
fills much as putting poison into
a neighbor's well. Liquid remedies
contain trom 15 to 30 per cent. of aim
at." which keeps up the fever in the
diseased ltldne2.s The bundy shape of
Kidney-Wort ‘l‘ahlets enables one to
9 d
mums unmask our! to flint!”
9-9 9' 9 9 room “mommy ousu‘. Moi
‘ mill. Milli.
Wm. Alexander. 020 Dayton 8L. Nswporfi Ky.. Aug. 2! 1003. Writes: “ii-v-
irtgfnoiisrsi for the past itvn years from acute MI
tints did not Indnnythlng to rslinvn me. lat
After tiling
. vs been relieved of my fills.
in all who may no liar kidney
take the 'speciilc more i‘iaquently and free
' on. rumours
v or W
T“ blots
0373;" YEAR
ll'lll'v!
i
i
l
..'...'$'"l.‘ ‘2‘.“ 2‘:
bottles of Tablets find to my
m gladly Wmdinnd
s. ' it is the only
more regular
-«W»
l1!"
The Tablets are
a.
positive specl c for oil" tonne of kid:.ld Add
‘3 Ihgtilnonll
uoy. bladder and urinary illnesses.
Ha": your urine. your back. your gen
eral health led vou to wonder if your!
kidneys are sound? Write llr Peltln.
gill. Burlington. Vermont Give him.
your symptoms. he will adiiso yo 3
or!
no From Alcohol
"Allen! and
Regular diolnn.
L—h-
isir with his team of: one year old
steers.
Mrs. Samuel Gault has been visiting
relatives in Bridgeport
Miss Rose Weldon. of Bridgeport. is
visiting friends at the Farms.
Miss Emma Blaisdell. at Brooklyn.
lting relatives here.
ith left town yesterday for
a bunlnena tri to Dayton Ohio
Edgar K all. Yonkers. N Y..
has been vi mm tall here.
M.rs Ms lacksoa'nd ughter are
guest's of rs ‘Wd it"fi. cwarth.
Mrs. Abbie 'i‘rowbridge has returned
home from a visit with riends memo
$2.22.. N formerly of Bouthport.
is new num red among the residents
here.
Miss Grace B. Meeker in entertain-
N's Miss Emma Corbett. of Brooklyn.
. Y.
Mrs. George .lelllife has been enter-
taining the Misses Sherman, of South-
port. .
Miss Mary Flynn of Compo street is
attending the Normal school in New
"on
The Westport grunge meets tonight
and an interesting programme has
been prepared.
Mrs. Frank Gorham who has been
visiting here returned home to Lyons
Plains Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Woodworih. who
have been visiting in Windham have
returned home.
F A. Edison. who has been summer-
in: at the Farms left Sunday for bid
home in NeVIark, N. .1.
Rev. Paul Strayer. of Rochester. N.
Y has been visiting Rev. Carlton
Btrayer in the Farm
Frederick T Hawks: and wife. of
Bridgeport were recent visitors at the
home of James Hawkes.
(Rome ii Rooney is the new agent
in is vicinity. for the Metropolitan
Life insurance company
The Misses Edith Salmon and Bes-
sie Treadwcli, of Lyons Plains, are on
.plls at Staples' High school.
Miss Sarah Patrick. a teacher in San
gatuck school has taken her residence
with Mr. and Mrs Charles Fable
Cornelius Godfrey and family. of
Brooklyn. N. Y ‘who have been sum-
mering here have retunied home 9
Mrs John Willardson who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity. left
2Monday for her home at Hoboken. N.
Captain Wilson and family, of Mount
Vernon who recently purchased the
home of Mrs. Isaac Smith. on Riverside
avenue, have been making man? im-
9 day and Thursday.- biit9‘tew attended
.sdeiphia. in a tow days.
A “fr-7i
provements to the property. George
Washburn is doing the decorating.
Parishioneis of the Church of the
Assumption are actively planning for
their ten days' fair. that commences
October 1.
Rev. Mark Levy, is converted Jew.
made an address at the Holy Trinity
church. Sunday morning. the aubiect
being: "The Church's Mission to the
Jews "
The Frederick L. Morehouse proper-
ty has been purchased by the Atlantic .
Starch Works 00.. and is occupied as
a residence by the superintendent.
Merrick ii. Cooley.
Two children of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Allen. of Bangatuck have diptherlsln
its worst form necessitating the at
tendsnce of a. specialist from New Ha-
von an well as a trained nurse.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Belling. of imperial avenue.
who broke her arm two weeks ago. is
getting along very nicely. Exactly a .,
year ago she broke the other arm.
LYON'S PLAINS.
Misses Annie Ltidford and Minnie
Lyon are spending a week in Bethel. -
Miss Rose Clearly returned Saturday
from a visit with friends in Bridge»
port.
Mrs. E. A. Tuner. of Noriield. visit-
cd Charles Johnson uud wife. last
week.
lsaac Thorpe. whole in the Soldiers' 9
Home. Noroton madc- hlnwife a short
visit this Week
Mrs. l. R. Hoyt mturnmi home 8st-
. . 9i .‘ 3
Howls “rum
ward tor say.
not be cured
by” 329 he Cs§Wux
3 r' a last 1:“
able our.
ontany o
ulcers. ox. Wholnsgie ‘
mi litmus!
gall?" Ctmab‘glurem (flaw
sally, doting directly upon
sent tree. .9‘
bottle. 30 d by All dr
Hall's Family Pius ar
)2.
I.
“best,
‘ '9 “Now
We consider that this is a good time
to? do painting.
with the best materials in the skillful
mknner which our experience enables
. t ‘ ‘
salons An: Low.
Filming.
N First 3&NOHUO, j
Telephone Call. ‘ 136:2.
urday from a visit with' her sister and 39 *3
family in Bridgeport 9 9‘
Phillip Gerhardt Eli Wakemsn. liar-
ry Nichols and Douglas! Williams all 3
took prises at the Greenfield Flir.
lint little damage was done here by
the gale. the Injury being principally
Erotica limbs from ”trees and shrub-
01‘!
Mrs Roccilla Brown is home again
from a month' a story in fission. caring ‘
for Levi Bradley and h’33is3 sister, who
are in poor health. .
Owing to the bad we er Wednes~
the Greenfield Fair, but Friday and
Saturday a large number went. and all
pronounce it fine. 9
Miss THOM'IOH To PLAY OOLF.
81‘. JOHN. \N. 8.. Sent. Italics
Mabel Tbemps’on at this city. former
ly woman's golf champidn of Canada.
will play its the invitation golf tourn-
s merit of Mrs. A c. Griscom at Phil-
cautionary
masoroasi
29.222.22.999 cum-.2.
“main-wean
insulin. Lma WWII“
‘ -’ ammw
W.t.., ...
b.79-
m'ticous surfaces of the system.
Fricdilic per
' thriller-walk.
We offer oi“. Hundred Dollars My
' signed.0fhavnn3 knownI F. .
no cum ,1?
We will do your work. 9
and his best of u all“ is that oua .
onion-o
d
- Dealer in win Papers, Painters'
gown-06
Lasts ell gm
[nor ONLY m we suuuaa
.Is n9 APRICIATED, our in
THE wmrsa As' wsLL, m
‘THE nonmuo wusn voo
lino 'rp bananas sasAK-
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. rink Low ut YOU HAVI A
o.As aAuoa vou cAN LiOH‘l" n
t? im'r‘Ava.
9 A narcu Kinnsas I'l’.‘_
' A VALvs na'oULaraa l1“.
1 counscrmus ruse.
~72 %
This store is run on business
principles; we run it to make not
riloitay out of it. We art! not sit-
satisfied with your patella-I. be-
«one we want you for a re
customer and a business end:
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
~ ,ture Frames. . 9
Supplied._ Attitts' Materials.
SPEC IALS.
White Curtain Folsfltlth Fix-
tures, too.
3 ft. long. with fixtutcs. Inc. I .
$522.
9.2
" Fluorine anan we
5 mo. DECORATING- , '
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Sim thN 05m
Tnlsphone‘Connectlonr
33'AiST AND FIND THE GOAL .3 3
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9 so a fl'ltile sensible; stralght- ~
' iotvw'd talk about our claims on‘
“ your. consideration.
a
sailor! with the sale unless you are ‘
“Cloth WindOw Shades, with
I‘LL!
“can;
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tidbit" “£33.53...
0 llaud g: am fitting.
ass iii ‘ «at canine. Ito.
Havazwou seen our stack of
. tiltiono nations?
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“Fir-at Quality 1
Four Gounod
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Stamford Mm
oer. More WHOM
l:iSoliii igrass Half Curtain Rods. F339
.“Shure’- Cnt"*Can snot, cuts J
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