. [possible be present to help him out.
- Rev. J. W. Davis, Richard Bland Har
‘ This
very (I us.
otheef wdashed across'lhebl’ldle 1111- l
“1111*"
;ilbipedW that his Mad will not be dam-
. ' Peril
Fang Cree flutter 231: lb
2 can; Fancy Redgympn ilkG
Choice Alain Salmon 10c .11.
2 also 1(th Man 25:
3 carts Balpd Beans with To-
mato since 25c
.1117' 1 —-——'
24 Cottage Avenue.
Conn.
E‘s: No’u‘lk; "l" .
H"
118T;- itl illi
Harrie Morehou's'e, of Winfield street,
has an attack of typhoid fever.
Max Levy and family have been
spending a few days in New York.
Letter carrier Edwin Hanford is off
duty today and intends to try the black-
iish.
Dominick Canevali the bridge fruit
dealer is having a new awning plac-
ed in i'ront at his store.
0. H Rundle is getting the sidewalk
around his bake shop in conditidn, pre-
paratory in laying tarwalks.
Rev Mr. Hubbard, the. minister from
Rowayton will exchange pulplts with
Rev 1Edwar'd C’unnln ham tomorrow.
Mr Cunningham Will return in time.
however to take part in the wily ser-
vices at the Sunday School.
Howard Benedict will lead the meet-
ing of the Epworth League at 6: 30 to
morrow evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church. He desires that as
many members of the Junior Band as
Ht large pile of dirt has been dumped
at the junction of the trolley tracks
here. 1 it is to be used in raising the
tracks at several points along Senview ~
avenue where water is known to stand ,
and obstruct the passage of the carst
during the winter months.
. Ernest Geoeschner, who has beén
abroad touring Germany is expected
home ghortly. - Gruescbner start-
ed on a plmpré’t to the old country
but this pleatiure Was turned to sorrov.
when he learned that a dear sister had
been dead ’for two years before he
learned of it.
A number of members of the Advent
Church took charge 01 the meeting of
the Salvation Army in Salvation Army
Hall. South Norwnlk. last evening.
They assisted Captain McNeil greatly
thereby Among those present were
_ Burdick, will return~to his home in
111.1111 Mrs. D. ill Dibble spent today.
at the moire track.
Miss Bessie Mills, of ighland ave.
uue. will spend Sunday 11 Brooklyn;
with relbti vda .
Miss Jennie Sharer and Miss Etta;
Sister of Pelnoyar street have return. 1
ed home from a vial t wIth relatives in 5
Brooklyn. 1 11‘
NS but on bail tree near [3. A.
all residence was cut down ye
y by George Kelsiar. the expo .
woodman.
l‘ranlt Lockwood. for many years
employed by Livevymau Edward J. Lad-
rlgan. has secured a position with the
Adams Express Company, in South
Nora/slit.
.George E. Everett has bought a tint.
blg sorrcl horst1 and a splendid cow
from E. H.’ White, the milltman Mr.
Everett says he is well pleased with
his purchases.
Reliance Hook 1111.] Ladder Com-
pany has not arranged for a reception
next month, as has been reported, and
has made no preparations to entertain
any organizations from the surrounding
places.
Station Agent. llcnlamiu J. liurdiclt
resumed his duties today. after a two
weeks' vacation spent in Leonardsvllle,
New Y.orlt M1 Burdick and hi
mother. Mrs. Helen Burdlck returne l
to their home here last night. Wil-
liam C. ll'ving. who substituted for Mr.
South Norwaik tonight.
DARIEN AND noso'ron. ,
Miss Stella Austen is visiting friends
in Montclair, N. J.
Jacob Schuub, of South Norwalk.
has been visiting here on husinoss.
John W. Slagle began painting John
Halloran's house, West avenue, Wed-
nesday.
Eugene Finch will visit his sister.
Mrs, H. M. Valentine. the first part. of
October,
Rev. George Van Alstync. of South
Norwalk. was a visitor in town yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Mary McClellan will attend the
Myra Hall Sthool iu l‘ittsllcld. this
tall. The school will open October 1.
Cider mills in this vlc'inity have been
going lull blast since the recent storm
l1:1:hlch stripped the apple [111115 of their
ru t
Motormau Frank Hall whil.» going
through this place yestetday taught a
cinder in one eye. and the particle
caused him so much pain he was oblig-
ed to stop work.
James Birchard has been improdug
bls grounds by grading and the erec-
tion of a tine cobblestone fame and
pillars. John Raymond has been erect-
ing the fence and John w. Slaglé has
been grading the grounds
—Candidates for first and second
selectmen ar C. W Lounsbury and
Charles H, itch. and for town tax '
collector. Jerome S. Gainer,
Hanford Smith, of llarlen, has a
mighty poor opinion of the great
storm 0! last Wednesday. lt blew a ,
tree over 011 his house.
knocked a hole in tht1 roof. Bricks '
from the chimney hit his head. The 1‘
kitchen stove was upset and set fire to ‘
the house but a few pails of water,
stopped that danger. The win came
r11 Nixon. Harry Cunningham.
Walsh. Miss Lillian Walsh. Mrs
Lesky and others. 1
Last Stinday-the attendance at the
Advent Church Sunday school was
ninety apot- cent. of the entire school. 3
allow Superintendent. Bland
hopes (ll-li‘l‘he entire 100 per cent. willl
be pm; On, the eleventh of next
mongld Sunday sch i will have
char %€' Sunday chool service
and it s l program has been ar-
ranged‘ that occasion
There we been several complaints
regar 11; onto speeding along the
sires h .‘ at night toward dusk,
an an ed y an East Norwalk
mart mused over the bridge at a rapid
rate and loony considered it to but
This morning an- i
Mrs. I
De-
eliteogh building and ma. (1
.i‘o' gain safety and went with
in A truck and a delivery wag-
on at. across the bridge again.
Those )vllo saw the manoeuvre said
that they considered it to be danger
oust-
subunntendent 1.1101111111111191. of
the East‘d’venne Sunday School de-
sires to re as many teachers and
schol' C. is possible out at Sunday
Schg .' ’7 h meets at 12 o'_clock on
the ‘ " of the annual tally. They
will iii the Sunday School ro‘om
slid from there they go to
the it thorium. The infant class is to
take part by singing after which there
will be roll call and the lesson papers
for the a three months are to be
given out. Rev, Mr. Hubbard from
RowLVton is to give an illustrated talk
on “The Gospel Shipf' All are wel-
comm. . .
William H. Baker met with a painful
accident several days ogo which re-
suited in his having sevarai fingers of
his left hand broken. Mr. Baker was
riding his bicycle along Osborn ave-
nue filter} a large dog came out of
one 91' the yards and grabbed him by
the heels. Mr. Baker tried to free
bi from the animal's grip but
was able'to do so. in endeavorlug
to do thilho ever he collided with a
o‘gfi'fii’ 111m Inert-1
l lit ii rtil'ylpaini’ul 1.11111
11
filial
aged any we. extent atter' the
Meagan. t“ “ " l
cruise South the coming winter so
mean W
’ lit! the but two weeks in October in
in the roof and damaged ovetvthin
iicncc Hunford is entitled to symp3-2
th1.-——Ridgcfield Pleas.
The date for the Rl‘lllllillt :1n caucus.
has been iixcd for next Tuesday evens
i.t1g Those who 11:1i111 to know state
that the nomination for mat selectma
tests between Charles G \Vuterbur
and format Senator Chatlcs W 1.01th..
butv Thetc arc ()llltls‘ 11ho shite,"
howetcr that James ll. Raymond the
present incumbent. has the call
though. There seems to be quite. a
general belief that Mr. Raymond's
'strength is underestimated and that ‘
he has a stronger following than man
really know about. There are a grea
many young Republicans who wil
stand by him against t a older men
it will be a van pretty ght to watch,-‘
and the entire town will be there.
WESTPORT.
l111rp:11'11ui.1: M 1',
have
The. tree .7
§7Reduces the Swelling.
Draws out Fever an
Policemen.
son 3 CE in rHE c Lit-roan PHARMACY
' A Soothing. Cooling. Healing Remedy
.Removes all Soreaoss. Stops the Burning,
Inflammation. Prevents Bed Oder. Stimu-
latee the Circulation. Keeps. the Feet Warm and Comfortable.
Conductors. Clerks.
'1 and all those who are on their. feet a great deal should always
. keep a bottle of PARACAMPH in their homes for use at night. .,
Give. Instant Relief to Come. Bunions and Frost Bites.
\
, We Guarantee every bottle to do
“want we claim for 11. 11111111. your moneywlllbe refunded.
l
Motormen.
While passing through l1‘uiriit1ld re~
(~11utly_ in 11nd11uvorlug to avoid 1-ollld~
log with 11 trolley car l111 ran into :1
passing vehicle. overturning it. No
serious 1111111111211 resulted.
WESTON.
Wymnu and (‘aulit id 111111 painting llr.
Gorhnm's new barn.
1‘l11111111'e Smith has 1111-ovcred from.
a bad attstk of qulnM
Mls.l’)1umu P1111) is 1isiting l1111 son
and dnughttr in S11 y'_111out
Mrs. li‘r111i111ri1k liuuks 1111111‘1'Itui1111l
several frituda 1111”lltuts1lu,1.
Miss ldn Gould has returned from a
visit with her aunt lll Lyon's l'lslu.
l. N. 'l‘hovp‘. ot‘ Noroiou. in visiting
his home in this [llilt'i‘ for :1 {1111‘ days.
Mrs. Winner. of Dunlmvy, has vi1~lt11.i
11nd .\lr.-. W, l). Squir. s
(lillwrl l’tiuiuinv. has outcrl'tiltvvl his
brother and sister from (‘llllOt’S, N. Y.
Bliss liuttlc Gould. who l1:111 l1-11111
wry ill with urippois.-tltl.~l.l.vt:1l1|,\'1'111-
proved,
Mr. and Mrs. ll11ttl11111 (loopplu 1111111
11111111- happy lust \\‘1'4‘li llv 1h:- Mill! 1)!
ll 50“.
Friends from li11tl11~l and liridgopovt
' tent is n 1 l vith Mrs. Martin
en omforl Ileana Ne W as .
Cover your poultry houses—root and sides-with our Eco-
nomical rootiugs. Keep out the cold and keep' in the profits.
onset
(hull Mel dbe name)
‘.
Rowland. .
Miss 11111-11 lluuhs bus votutued from
'11 fun \11111l1s' visit 1'11 Nun'slk and
11 \\1stport.1
l lllsa l1l11111111111 l'111111ud ills )1l1llt'e
l\\l1111 huvo 11t11111111i “0111.: visit ill
4 thlgoilr‘ltl.
' lit-nest l31111l‘a, 11f liuvtfm i has lw('1ll
11p: udiug a work with his grut11l~father,
lJ. bi_ Beers.
Mrs. Nelson Urea-sumo, “lill Mr. 111111
1-5. Ayers, of Ohio. win 11111 her
,1'11111ts. 11111111 Vll-lli'll .\tts. I’mvltl lluri-
;butt. in (1111110115,
ll. ll. Wheeler l1u> l‘1-i1111211tl from ii
1lsit iu lit‘itigopol't. Mr». \'i'i11 11l11r, who
has been an invalid {or s. \‘11I‘.il months,
will remain, tin1 141111111 of bar sister.
.\'11'.»~~ (‘oolc 11t'tl1ui New. for 11 111W days
lrmgm'.
WHAT is LIFE?
in the lust analysis nobody knows.
but 1111 do know that ii 1.1; under strict
1:111'. Abuse that law 1111111s71ul1ti)‘.puin
resul's. lrr11uttlat' living 1111\a11:~ derange-
11111nl oi tl111 organs. l‘mlllilllt: lu Consti-
pation. lit-adacltt- 1111 l.lv11r trouble. llr
King‘s New Life l‘ills quickly re-zhl
lo .i this. it‘s while. yet thorough
1111i) 2:11 at Frank H. llrtx‘cr's drug
xtnre
is the original red rope roof-
ing. It will gite you better
service th. 1n any other low
priced rooimg made Don’t
coninse it With cheap tar
pain-.rs Get the Ori ml
with a lifetimes reoor be-
hind it. You can agply it
easily; complete on a kit.
. free with each roil.$11nd
, lor booklet "Buildin Econ.
omy . "and iree sump es.
1v€ns1oe Mitts
EAST NORWALK.
Herbert St. John is visiting relatives
at Broad River,
William Hultz. oi Fairfleld, spent
Wednesday in town
Miss C. Weber of New Yotk city,
spent Wednesday in town.
Frank G. Thompson and wife. of New
York, have been visiting here. ‘
Albert ll, Smith has returned from
a short business trip to the West.
Mrs. Joseph Hyatt is assisting her
husband in the town- clerk' s office.
Mrs. Charles Godfrey and Mrs Sarah
Bulkley visited South Norwalk yester
day.
Thomas Quinlan is being boomed by
the Democrats for the odlce of select-
mm.
W. H Van Valkenberg has resumed
his old position with Furniture Dealer
Joseph Haaf.
George Perrv has gathered a late ‘
crop of strawberries from a batch in .
his back yard.
* Prof William Collins gave a memo
lin solo at the Catholic fair in Nor-
wallt_ last night.
Dr. and Mrs Howard Taylor left
Greens Farms yesterday for their
home in New York city.
‘ Mrs. William Van Schaik has return
ed home from an extended visit with
relatives at ,
OWN Hm“ his mother. also
Miss Alice Goeham are visiting in
Springfield and Hoiyolte Mass.
John .Qloen has left the employ of
Nurseryman Taylor to take a similar
with ice in Net'lden.
ugds
Prise at the Greenfield Country Club
«it-.1 «no: no team or one your trial
:1,‘ , , w My
.J.Eno will malts an a... 1:3:
latlai yacht is m in port. betas
retain-led; sealed and prepared for
Bear in mind that to able to vote.
if not already on the let it will be
necessary. to ‘jbo made." The Select
naturals.-
omens
Sundial .
llama captured second ,.
hen atand Tm Clerk meet on Baton .-
Ml.
~ bolllt‘.
‘ \.
'10 do painting.
‘
HOW'I THIS?
—_.._.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ard ior any case of Cutarrh that can-
.not be cured by Hall'- Catarrh Cure.
ll“ J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0.
We. the underslgned. have known 1".
J. Cheney for the last 16 years. and be.
iieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
‘abls to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
‘1 WEST & TRUX. Wholesale Druggiata
Toledo, 0.
WAlJ‘ithl KINNAN d: MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists 'l‘oledo.0
Halls Caturrh Cure is taken inter-
.nnlly. acting tllrettly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 751: per
Sold by all drugglsts.
llall's Family Pflls are the best. ”
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tl'o It‘Now.
." a ‘fi
' We consider that this is a good time
We will do your worli'
with the best materials in tho. skillful.
nlanror which our experience enables
and the best of it all is that OUR
PRICES ARE LOW.
...__—.
Painting. ,.
Paper Hanging, f
Decorating.
E. E. Gotham’s
East Norwaik.
13512.
10 First Avenue.
Telephone Call,
SOLID AND_ SbCCESSFUL.
Bill; Nationalllani
SOUTH NONWALK, CONN.
we.
1r
antral. goddamn,
Surplus. “00.00000
Other Profits. 348200.00
JOIN s. reams. President
none 11. isms. Cashier.
utaecross:
John H. Ferris Henry Deymour
John H. Knapp Christian Dwart:
John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace ....mn.
Account: Solleffed
We have a fine line of these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering quality. L
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. .Blanks.
' Fishing Tackle ‘
and
all soils of
Boat and $1.11.. Re-
wet -
Sort Supplies.
the liner City Libidry'
112 wamiuo'rou oilklsr.
scorn nonwatit.
{i
‘ 10:.
I because we plow it will be attune-
1 tory. v;- MW .
‘éil P per
Points
L
"11: PRETTY,ART|81-
' 11:11: CLEVER
1 79 THE
Radiation
._.,._..
.3».
Lights
—_
‘ll
Get 0111 Figures
Conn il’y and
Lighting (it.
'..OOOOOOOIOOOCOCCG...‘.QOOOCQIO“.
:ODDDOOOOOOOOO
to a little sensible, straight-
forward talk about our claims on
our consideration.
y This store is run on business
principles; ‘wc run it to 1.1.11“: our
money out of it. We are not 53t-
isfied with the sale unless you are
.1!“
PLUMBING AND STEA
1 1 HEATING,
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVED AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gas and steam Fitting. --
Gee Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONESM & HOTCHK
_ COM PANY,
" " ‘ Li. ETREET. NORWALH
17 WALLW
suv 1le c”
Enamel d
“1'
KITCHEN WARE
First: Quality i
Fourieoatod.
Also.
Stamford Ranges,
1101.111. Nit
Cor. North Main
arid Wont I“.
. . 1‘ .
Plait min
by improved methods. Dun. more
reasonable-more lulled.
satisfied with your purchase, lie-
cause we want you for a regular,
customer and a business friend.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Paintera'
Supplies. Artists’ Materials.
SPECIALS.
Whit. Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, 10C. .
Cloth Window Shades. With
frir't . a c.
Sgleid grass Half C111 tain R0113.
3 ft. long, with fixtures, to:-
.“Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No raggeds edge. ‘ 1
BEST STEEL PARING KNIVES,
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
L H Dec. or
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Connections.
DAVTD w. savanna.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer. .-.
19 North Main St. South Nona?
Residence, D Crescent Terrace.
Telephone at- house. I“
Frank 0. latitiy
PLUMBING.
mast.
not out 15R.
sun on:
rrrrrno.
,Tin, Sheet Iron. Coppen
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Death None-lit. Geno.
Telephof'e, ior-r.
Irving Loclvottl it 60.
..¢
“Z7111“1-‘q-4s
gal”
tfil 1
$6.25 'per- his...
as “Th:ufl uric-all coal having dropped We
the ilr-t to give our pp
trons thD bDIDlt.
Went-ism tebuy automatic-l
jilregory’sol P
I where in amt-1"
‘ lowest ruled.- "
Gold. saver. Nichol. mg»
Io antique m M
Motors. .
run 111,-? mm atom to
tor may DID an " 1
show you III. '2
was N. am
use co. 1
56 WATERSTU
1.1.0111 mt. .21....
1111111111 x L
12‘ “8'! NORWALK, CONN. ll 1
anon: nmusne and can soon
x on ALI.‘ KINDD, cooitlh 1,31
no cause. Mimi
urume sue mama.“ " :
earn Houses To’ Ball]: 3'! an;
‘
earn-I. "MOM?- lurpluc. 0105.000.
Industrial Sedan and lean Ce.
1 or: saw was. a... u
' eI—I- .. "v W]
State bupervlslon of New
York and coon-omen A
For 5 not sent.
‘lfl
onion. 1: so. MAIN pi“. i“
Resident Directors Resident film
Hemmer M. Loo R. L. Column
Charm I. ’1’}? Julia I. Home“
and Money
l Railroad PM
at... the";
by Four X
The ,
Smith 55 08M)?! I ..
Norwaik; was "infill“-
oil and sine. hand
residence
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