Brooklyn in connection with the sea-
. , .there’nre bound to‘stay, thereby caus‘
lng- inflammation and other serious
- consequences. Peoplorth‘ei'efore should
‘ , brim-om ‘
. pretend"tn be enthusiastic» on the
' evolution theory metremlnoithat we
Fancy Creamery Butter 23c lb
2 cans Fancy Red Salmon 25c
Choice Alaska Salmon I 0c cad
25c
2 pigs. Kora Krisp
3 cans Baked Beans with To-
mato sauce .
24 Cottage Avenue,
f
East Normal/t, J
Conn.
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I’cr order Quarterly Conference Com-
mlttee.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bates are the
parents of a girl.
Harry Benedict, who is ill at
home. continues about the same.
The regular meeting of the Juanita
Outing Club will be held this evening.
Mrs. Thomas Benedict, who has been
visiting in Detroit, has returned to her
home here.
The regular class meeting was held
last night, at the East Norwaik Metho-
dist Church.
Stephen Keogh. who has been work-
ing in Bridgeport. is going to New
York to work. .
Dr. C. E. Nelson was a visitor in
town yesterday, as the guest of Her-
man E. Maliuo.
William Sheffield. of Darien, a col-
lector of antique furniture, was a vis-
itor in town today. on business.
The regular church prayer meeting
this evening in the Sunday school room
at 7:45. Subject, “Zacheus.” Luke 19.
1-10.
A large. number of East Norwalk res.
idcnts will attend a. Bible reading to
be held at the home of Henry Case, in
Rowayton tonight.
The Republicans of East Norwalk are
requested to meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
in Arlon Hall. for the purpose of unit-
ing in making nominations for officials
in the new Town of South Norwalk.
Miss Florence Bell. of East Nor-
walk, a clerk in the Norwalk post-of-
fice. is improving nicely, after an op.
oration for appendicitis. in the New
York inflrmary. She is expected home
in a short time.
Edward Tobey, while riding his bicy-
cle last night. struck a stone near the
Junction of the Gregory Point trolley
cars. He was thrown' to the ground
and sustained several cuts and
scratches on his hands. , ‘
John L‘Hommedicu and Ellis Taylor
had a collision while riding their bio)"
rice the other night which resulted in
the smashing of the wheel owned by
Mr. L'Hommedieu, Fortunately neith-
er of the riders was injured.
The regular meeting of the Junior
Band will be held this week as usual
in the Ladies' Parlor, at the East Ave.
nue Methodist Church. ‘John l.‘Hom-
median will act as leader. Richard
Bland and 'a number of young men
from the Advent Church will be pre-
sent and like part in the meeting.
The Democratic primary for the fifth i
district inanst Norwnlk. to elect dcl- f
egatm'to the town convention. Friday ‘
evening. iii! Norwalk. will ‘be held this
evening, at the store of Morris Epstein
at Fort and Pleasant streets. The pri-
mary fbr the sixth district will .be held ,
at the store of Thomas J, Keogh. at
the humor 7.
The members of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church of legal
age are hereby notified to meet in the
Sunday school room of said church on
Thursday evening, October 1st,‘ 1903.
at 8:50 p. m. for the purpose of elect-
ing by ballot one lay delegate to the
Lily Electoral Conference to be held in
sion of the New York East Conference
In April. 1904.
him very favorable eoinments have
been inade‘regarding the editorial in
The Sentinel. last evening, calling at-
tention 10‘ the bad moral conditions
which prevail on the Washington street
bridge. East Norwalk residents feel
that they have suffered long and
patiently from the scenes of disorder,
the drunkenness and vile talk which
makethe bridge a very unpleasant spot
for women to pass. The police depart-
ment has not men enough to allow of
their keeping one there all the time, as
there should be. Lately, however, the
police protection is somewhat better.
The danger of using tooth brushes
which have become soft or the bristles
dropping out. is more serious than
people imagine, as has been proved
by tested]: a number of the London
hospitals; By the bristles having been
found in the veriforrn appendix. and
thereby a fruitful soureeiof appendiot
tis. ,.- Because this unaccountable lit
tle Ildepooitet takes in lots of things it
had not ought to. and whenltheyvam
not‘fie'the tooth brushes when the
While, my preachers and toachei's
.53.“
25c
his ‘
soils rsnh‘a No. i.
Be 1 thdnkful! F or1
1 life, “35
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the monkeys. a species of ape doacend- ,
cd from the man, has been found li.‘
New Guinea, ii lonely spot way off in
the Antipods‘a, and consequently too
far fetched for most of as to believe.
Bottle of the professor-ll claim to have
caught one of them capable of mlklllg
sounds something like the htimtln voice,
and covered with a soil down hair. but
unfortunately ic' him go again, and ur.
the apes have. no post-oliices it is not'
likelithe will be heard froth right away.
‘ie an the subject ofvmonkoys while
as. James was in London litany years
ago they had on exhibition in one of
the windows of the London Fitiid an
immense gorilla. which the editor,
Grantley Berkeley, bud shot in South
Africa, and in the other window it life-
size portrait of Professor Darwin,
author of the Origin of Species, and the
cause of all the talky-ialky about his
forefathers being monkeys, or words to
that effect. James used to stand in
front of the windows for many minutes.
first looking at one and, then at the
other. He would inwardly say to him-
self. “llow much they look alike, don't
they?" in another part of the same
city, on exhibition at the same time.
was a stuffed woman. named Julia Plie-
_ irina, who was dressed up in a theatri- ’
cal short skirted. low necked costume.
and hadbeen embalmed from head to
foot. and was showing herself off under
a glass case for six-pence a head. Julia
was a celebrated actress in her day.
—'l‘akcs the burn out; heals the
wound; cures the pain. Dr. 'l‘lionius‘
Eclectric Oil, the household remedy.
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ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Charles Guider is spending the
day in New York.
Miss Olive Hart has left Rowayton
for Met‘lden, where she has secured a
position.
William [inland and family are mow
ing from Rownylon avenue to the Do-
ran house, Rowayton avenue.
Mrs. Rackett entertained on Sun
day Mrs. Albert Scofleid and mother
and Jay liart. of Trinity Lake.
A committee meeting was held Mon.
day evening at the hose house to plan
for a supper and transact other busi-
iicss.
George and Olive Wright, who have
been spending the summer with Mrs.
James. returned home to New York.
yesterday.
Quite a large number of this place .
ntteiided the Epworth League rally in
the East Avenue Methodist Church,
last night.
Messrs. Tracndiy and ‘Schenk, the
Brookslde florists. are having repairs
i
side, which were slightly damaged by
lightning during the storm of ti few
There will he a special meeting of
the Hose Company, in their rooms.
Thursday evening. it is desired that n
all members be present, as business of
importance will be transacted. Follow.
served, and a social hour enjoyed,
DARIEN AND Nofiorou.
Clarence E. Scofieid is building an
addition to his barn.
' Nathan Dauchy has been lippoinied
collector of the school tax in the 0x
Ridge District.
R. A. McDonald” house presents an
atlructve apeni'unce since it was paint»
ed. it has green blinds.
Mrs, Martha Darvon, of Westport, re-
turned home Saturday, recalled sooner
than she expected by the death of I
relative in Norwaik. "
R. l), Lyon‘s house is rapidly nearing
completion, the roof is now ahingiott'i
and the house will probably be ready,
for occupancy before winter. ‘ '
A special meeting of Eagle Hook
and [litter Company will be called
for an early date. to set the date for ,
thr- unnual fair slid to make arrange- T
ments for it.
Miss Lucy Raymond
and Min!
home in Lewisboro. Conn, after a Visit
with their cousin Miss Lucy Monroe,“
Went avenue.
William Abendroth, who served in
the United States Hospital Corps dur-
absenteeism
i couriers 1n- ..
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1." ‘ be“
for in
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t
Frances Duryen have returned to their \
a
Ammoniated , Borax
David S.
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sweet odor of the soap.
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Clothes washed with. strut" cities retain the
300 ELEGANT cushions WiTil .
xeioa paaeiuoluwv
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Write us for our 24 page illustrated catalogue, giving description
of over 300 premiums. which we give free for the trade-
marks cut from the wrappers of SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINE
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SOOURING SOAP. Address
slat St. a North River
Brown Q C0. new YORK CITY
.it'iTi-l‘h'ull iialul, the genial supci'ili-‘m‘i' T0"! Company.
l-':.icnl of ’i‘. W. liiiii'
iii i es irouv Coleman
is \‘irlilillg bore.
Miss (‘lzlrll Wukl-muu is sightseeing
in New York city.
' Henry G. Bil-go is boniv- from a visit
with friends iii (‘oil-lioster. ‘
A. U. Smith returned home Saturday
front ll business trip south.
Miss Katherine Wilcox is bill-k front
on outinl: iii liil» .ridii'otitlucks.
Louis iiiciiouougb, of New
hit.“ iii-on culling on old friends here.
Mrs. J, 1.. (‘aiinou and daughter have
returned Ililllll‘ from an outing iii the
made to their greenhouses in Brook- CuiBRHH
Mitre Add Stuart has resigned
position with the lcilibilinicrs' Supply
days ago. (‘oiiipuny
Rev. P‘ltthi-r ()lltos,
If‘liilt‘li his liltiici"::
inviting.
lil'v, it). (iiiiibvi‘i.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. id. ll. Jennings is visiting friends
iii ”ill'lffll'ii.
The resilience of \‘i'. I}. linger is ill'~
lug repainted.
,of Milton, N. Y '
i'tiiil-i'ui
oi' Suiitiipori, l-iiii-
dill it‘ll the afternoon service in t‘ill‘isi
ing the business. refreshments will be. ('hlm‘h- SNIH'MU
Samuel Smith. of Bridgeport, has re-
s fllrili, known its: fluiiit Brothers :li‘-'
lrl-goi'y i'cii
Iwist- \\'ilS tint injured
The State Highway
=il:is nwui'dl-li to
‘ezir foot.
previous.
Monthly.
sons liiili a daughter
iiuissiouilrim to indie.
iiiivl‘tl.
h” Mury F1. (‘tiilly
of Hllilllntil't', at
Moods}
VIENNA,
Sept,
lost one in 1897.
w'mklwtflpximmswmu nr‘: . . . . . .1 .
SEAVIEW AVENU EI
. Makes a good permsnlnt roof. J ,
“if.” Won‘t not brittle nor track Proof arlllnsl everything a reliable roofing
Put up in rolls of 2m square feet; each roilJJcoiitninl
should be proof against. Sample! ”a book. 3““th
the necessary caps. nails and cement for laying.
Economy. ' acnt free for the asking.
ing is our famous
s . man‘s
bi
it Is a
Thomas
Wesipliri. the contract for a
road in \"i’fiilllil'i ill Mt routs per lili-
0
col] from um; Place at most auv time. i 9“"10!‘ “in bouillon iii the llmzcher Plune
l-lli'liui:
1““ I'I'Urbl‘t‘t Form. New (human. was , “-‘I‘.\‘ lurk“ gl'iudatouvs Jroui til.» freight
:i Viniiiil' to (l. W, ln'iicli, this wlu-iLHI‘V‘iM' i" “l‘fl‘ilt‘i'r‘ M" “Willy.
Mr. ”and reports u very Ililill' (Trip in: .l. S.
most all the usual vuril-ty, jil‘iilll :i walnut ilt’t'.‘ . ,
noon, and sprains-ll ill‘v foot, but other
vauly-iivl'
Su‘ urlllly
i
HUHH‘
incl
lil'it'l-
t‘iJii'llliSHiillli‘f
Keep the Ilene
War-i
but don't build a thousand dollar
house for a thirty cant hen. The
most economical roofing and aid
(liynn,
gravel
//i
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-Qs‘.
EAST NORWALK.
ing the American-Spanish war. and is
now a member of the Spanish War Vet-
erans. attended the big parade in New
Haven, Monday. marching with his
command.
The Democrats of Darieu will hold
their caucus tomorrow night at 8
o'clock, in the Town Hall. for the pur-
pose of making nominations for town
ofllces. Unlike the Republican cau-
cus of last night there does not appear
to be any great rivalry after oillce.
James Hlslop. of the Soldiers’ Home,
has received hia’medal as one of the
Connecticut Minute men. He was in
Company A, Second Connecticut. Mr.
Hisiop is justly proud of the medal.
which marks him as being one of the
first to respond to the call of his coun-
"‘1'.
Mrs. Charles T. Stout. contrary to
the reports a few weeks ago. has not
entered the national championship golf
tournament to be played in Chicago.
She is one of a number of Eastern
golfers who will not play. She is to
meet Miss Rhona Adair. the woman
champion of lreland, in an invitation
tournament to he played at Philadel-
phia early next month.
WEST NORWALK.
Zerah Broadhurst is new employed -
at Wherle's cider mill.
Jamel Bates is still busy fixing up
the roads in this vicinity. and drivers
fully appreciate the work he has done.
Mrs. James Bates has returned from
a three weeks‘ visit to Coiehrook. this
state; where she has been trying to
res-la hershe'nlth. ‘ -
3’th N: Tilttle has some of the beat
tatgtht'mfi“ been raised In this
in hgod in years. As (farmer
‘Otto Nader. formerly residing on
the Owl? Kindillen lace, has secured
employ apt in Danhuryfia‘nd has re-
W“ ills unity thither. ‘
‘l’rederlek Keyaer Lynch. the three
§r3m$Ie¢Qfifid 14!!
_ , ‘ ly‘recover-
, from his broken collar bone. thanks
to the skill of Drfvv. Khan, who was
the attending physician.
«mum have hem their Ia-
. to- farewell. o.w.itos.'
sir $210936“ ‘of ‘I sans-
.bnt amoeba-luau:
1* ' ,
‘ ~w . 1
Ivorian -‘
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”Is a
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adammmuzvafum
and . ., . ..
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nfi.v.s a‘..
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. J, J. 3 . Mnoonetodeoeiveyon in this.
' rfeits. Imitation: and “Justus-good” are but
. ‘ endows! the health of
Experiinent.
of
Thomas (lull-2s died Saturday from
‘ltllc results of an accident a fl-w (lays
i-‘Iiilci'ui i~i‘i‘\'it‘I'i~‘ \vorc iivlll
lie was in iiil‘ employ of
Henry Elli) and leaves :1 family of four
All lil‘l’illlgl‘llit‘lliti‘ ililvc lli'l'n compict»
ml for ill!‘ iill‘t‘Wl‘ii l‘l‘l‘l‘Diitill to be ten-
l'dcrcli Nov and Mrs. W. i’. Elwood,
They have been
spending ililii' vacation iii-re and on
October 27 will Milli flu“ lullitl.
Residents of this vicinity who intend-
vi! the l’ltirIioid t‘liiiiiIi-y brunch of For-
eign Missions meeting in Georgetown.
Friday were: hivmluruve .laliwz llnckils,
E. ii. liliiiforil, ii. H.
\\ ili'f‘it‘l‘. H. l.. \\'noli\\'ortli. Wiilniui H.
Sexton. ~
ACTRESS AND SINGER DEAD.
:iil.~"i“l‘ilil
ticistiiignr. the llt‘Irt"i~.~‘ and singer, died
toliiiy iii Kinsciii‘urt. near Lake Worth
Shl‘ made two tours of America, the
Marie
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l cred to meet the poultry-
sm‘ln‘o’odT’Good should: for your but
iilding. tow Cost enough for your
envy felt (not paper). No
. 7
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“Always"!!onch lino winch‘m'm‘ '
is ”@AZ
hum, ‘ snbstltiiteforCostor
Wins Syrups.
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datum-antes. Io ‘destroy'a
' :- over 80 years; has borne theislgilatnre of
’ and has been made under his pc-
sonal supervision since its infhncy.
on; m '
It. is Pleasant. It
.Morphlne monothei- Narcotic
r
p
edict «1W ' unwind
wmmmsflpation
HOW'I THIS? 'l s
We offer One Hundred Doilarsiie
V ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
uut be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 1 00.. Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last is years. and be-
, iieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations mode.
by their firm. ~
WEST a TRUX, Wholesale Druggllil,
Toledo. 0.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo, 0.
iiliil'll Catarrh Cure is taken Infer-
naily, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. . Price 75c per
bo'tie. Sold by all druggists.
llaii's Family Pills are the beat.
0.
Do It Now.
We consider that this is a good time
to do painting. We will do your work
with the best ni’aterials in the skillful
manner which our experience enables
the best of it all is that OUR
and
PRICES ARE LOW.
..._____.
Painting.
Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
E. E. Gotham’s,
10 First Avenue. East Norwalk.
Telephone Call, 1352.
soup m secesssrul.
Bilgiaiiiiiaiiiani
aod‘m NORWALK. coan.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. 810000000
Other Profits. $48,200.00
JGIIN I. m. President.
JACOB DI. “HON. Cashier.
DIRECTORO:
John H. Farris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian awartz
John H. Light I. H. Mltmwlon
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.i. Wallace .w vm
‘ Accounts Sollolrad
We have a fine line or these
goods at very reasonable prices
considering was.
HEADQUARde FOR
Guns. Revolvers. ’
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishinggiackle
and
all sorts of
Boat had Shore lie-
so'rt supplies.»
.23th booi- Cityjuhrary.
112 waiamorouarrlssr,
' abbfiii herewith
Fret-.3394“
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”Maonn‘afl'hufe in... on: m
dwmihh its plenum thrbutr
ndvartllonouuaIMIastuor the
cone
policy tho
holiness.
gr‘fluflmm Its-“tilled '
darn-anew. are striving hr .
. thieagcncytodln epitolshigli moth
H.‘ ”16.13“”: i" ‘ VI:
Points.
COME: SEE THE PRETTY, ARTISV
TIC PATTERNS THAT THE CLEVER
DESIGNERS HAVE GIVEN TO THE
WORLD THIB SEASON—~WE'LL FUR-
NIBH EXPERT WORKMEN TO
HANG THE PAPER FOR YOU.
To Order—Window Shades. Pic-
ture Frames.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters'
Supplies. Artists' Materials.
-..._ ...
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures, Joe. _
Cloth. .Window Shades. With
irin e. 25c. _
Sgiid Brass Half Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long, with fixtures. xoc.
..“Shure-Cut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No ragged, edge.
sssr STEEL PARINO KNIVES.
10c. .
PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
; ING, Deceasriue.
.H.Decker
87 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. N. Conn.
, m, r: . 'iii‘fi'”1?‘.?i‘.‘. .11... .J i... .
lilo Gorionilde Feed i
FOR STEAM A
-HOT WATER HEAT
msuass A WARM HOUD
AND NIGHT.
Send for Catalanus and luv
for yourself. .‘
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96 LiBERTY STREE
The Norwdii Siéaiiiiitui Coin
City of Norwa
Leaves New York. Monday, Wade.
Leaves Norwalk, Tuesday, Thu
Freight received from 7 I. m. to 5
~ u.-—
was it
IN COL
WEATHER.
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ii“
NEW YORK.
(incorporated). b
<n-bw-‘I
snot-stun
(FREIGHT ONLY)
and Friday at 6:00 p. In.
and Saturday at 6:00 p. In.
Telephone Connections. ‘2 I
bring Lockwood it 00.
“Goal”
r icoaI’!
“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton.
Why buy pool“, slaioy coal, when yeti
can buy the best for an equal price?
We handle only the "BEST LEHIGH '
C(lAi. mined, and can therefore guar-
llutcc satisfaction, Send us a trial or-
der, and we will convince you of the
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reasonable-1mm g .
9914. Nine. m liar-l
Io Lamas m ' J .
Motors' 2. ;
tornalb‘lll new
mum-I‘m
56 WATER 57.; so. 00W, .
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nature
lite
ll!
H'FIGCQl'
merits of our cool.
Host No, 2 Nut, inot the flat. slate."
siui‘i’ $5.00 per ton. Best Cumberland
Bituminous at llilractlve prices.
('iiarconl in large or small quantities.
Seasoned Wood, cord lengths or sawed
and split.
living locllrood it 00..
in WATER 8T.. 80. N01th
Branch once I 80 Into It
rat null In
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Ranges
Radiators
“ Lights
Get Our Figures
Conny—7y tillii“
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when
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industrial animal use»
State supervision of No
York and connadtltlttfg
‘- _0FFIOE, .12 so. stain to ,
Resident Directors. accident I
Mortimer M. Loo, I. In 0m
charm I. new :ioiui I. Lawton
o «lime MM '
To iii-"oil! Bunny.-
and Mammal-darn;
.whoreiil sum can
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lowest rated. ~
The residence of V ,
timith‘ 55 Ottawa avenue,“
Norwalk, was
. :roi. out-s. ’7
rro onoss. 0“} ~l
IATHING AND Plasma. ‘ , <1 -
till-i com" . ' _,,
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satires
. 01500.0”. lurplua, .105,
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rlvsllem-l.
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neon ii. at
painted, ->
dil'it‘ld zinc, hand nix“;
yeaungtnby Inn. ,. war ‘
l defy any patent pita km
equal body with ulna-Id,
unis {atom-ii
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