r" . sacs arms .r"‘ . '1). .1434.“ .l “a-.. 4 .u-.. ..... .. m w-‘ww _. ‘ .. Whirl WE ARE. 1 7or'. -" 6s Ionic. he: «he». rns raormaroasoa was our. _ in Bill IIIISIIII. . ., . . FORD PHARMACY. . "ENDOUJRTERS Mrs, Powell, mother of Mn. William I i , ‘ thman, In seriously III with pieurisy Give Reasons Why They Consider! 0 FOR ' This,“ thcibmctfiiciac, doctorrg am: pneumonia. Mrs. Powell is over Vinol . . , , have pros’cr ed or sixty eh *i! "y WW “i use , . . , u . . . ~ . . [IoIWBIIIflIIcB LIJNIICENSOWERB‘ All GILES AND We Imlfl‘ll‘jlnw 1811-an . IOI' coughs, colds, cm“ . ron- ‘ 'Ilwitowuylonjlorue (.omnauyu Mlu Tho Canonical Health Restorer: at“ , . e hauled Dollaru Ito chills . . B, o -. hll‘cl tompuuy will go to Ilnruu to strength creator Known Us . ward for any case of t‘utarrh that can. not be cured by Hall's t‘starrh (Burn. 5‘. .i, CHENEY a, (30., Toledo, 0. We. the undersigned. have known I“. J. Cheney for the lust l5 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions. and financially able to carry out any obligations made to Medicine. .~ First: lit-Ultimo Viuol turntalna in. concentrated form all of the medicinal curialveelements actually taken from fresh cods' livers, but without a drop 01.00 to uauaeate and upset. the atom- ach sud retard its work: -thorelore. whurocvcr old-fashioned cod liven oil uis'lt.t to give sperl’ormauco in the Town Hall. in that place. Mrs. Richard Seymour will move Monday from the Berkeley House to: the West Hide, Mrs. Scymour's son-in-' law, Charles lichock, and two children will reside with her. , Iliram 'l‘. Sherrou will commence his REFRIGERATORS. STEP LADDERS. LONG LADDERS. EXPANSION LADDERS. TRESTLE EXTENSION LADDERS. SCREEN DOORS. WINDOW SCREENS. ,wx.fl-.w... . uterus RECENT ARRIVALS or venue. 1 NEW YORK. May 20.»—-'1‘he li‘rcnt‘h Line steamer La Bavnie. from Havre for New York. is reported as having been In communication by wireless . [1981, all point one moral. Ufie It Gas Range they will never be cheaper than at Prites $l0.25 up. CONNECTIONS FREE. innrii’y ii lithium. 'PHONE. SS. THE Specialty Mfg. Co. .. 7! WA TER STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. new AND SECOND-HAND Electric Motors FURNISHED. INSTALLED AND RE- PAIRED. SATISFACTION GUAR. , ANTEED. FRANK liVlN Sill PLUMBING. STEAM. . IIO T W)! TEN. AND GAS FITTING. Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper and Zinc. 00 South Main Strut. Telephone, 137-8. South Norwaik, Conn. WOW Lilo Insurance For Woman An ndowment policy furnishes the soft, ifinvestmeat that assures a mag- ulacé” profit. The Equitable Life, the strongest company in the world, writes life insurance for women. Let us explain to you a 5 PER CENT. GOLD BOND ENDOW. MENT. It will illustrate in a forceful manner how small sums invested annually can be made to reach magnificent amounts. Write to us for a. comprehensive booklet. TAYLOR & GOLDEN. 74 Washington St., So. Narwaik, Ct. W NEW YORK. NEW HXvEN & HARTFORD RAILROAD. TIME TABLE. , In Effect March 14. 1004. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR NEW YORK. A. M.—-12:59x, 52241:, 5:50x, 6:14, 6:55, 7:03, 7:46, 8:15, 8:16. 9:05x. 9:26x,9:40,10:24x, 10:40,11:35x. P. M.—12:55x, 1:13. 2:25x, 3:20x. 3:45, 4:50x, 5:40 5:55x, 6:38, 0:551, 7:17, 7:55x, 8:009:551, 10:20. SUNDAYS. A. M.——12:59x, 5:24x. 5:50x, 8:66. 9:421. P. M.—3:20x, 5:40 55:55:, 7:17x. 7:20. 9265!. 10:10. LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK. A. lit—12:00:, 5:00, 0:00. 7:00, 8:00x. 8:02, 9:00x, 9202:, 10:02:, 10:04, 11:00:, 11:02. . P. M.—12:02, 1:05, 2:00x, 2:55, . 3:811, 4:02x, 4:04, 4:80, 5:01x, 5:04. 6:30. 0200:. 6:02. 7:00. 8:00x, 11:00:, 9:30, 11:00:. ‘ SUNDAYS. A. M.—12:00, 6:00 7:30, 9:00, 10:02. P. M.—5:02, 6:00, 8:001, 11:00. LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK POI: NEW HAVEN. A. M.—-12:111.. 1:18, 1:56x, 0:18 7:42. 8:42, 9:10x, 10:06a,11:05x, 11:40. P. M.-—12:00, 1:12, 53:02:, 4:18, 5:25, 6:00. 6:80, 7:05:, 9:051, 9:15, 10:01, 11:15. , Bridgeport. in addition to shun—P. M.—-2:40, 7 :28. SUNDAYS. A. steam... 1:163. 1:56;, 9:10, 11:05:. P. lit—0:40, 7:05. 9:05. scorn nonwaut ro oasauav. A, $438, 9.58. P. l—l: , 4:27x, 0:10. 0:57, 7:10. 2 ,, ‘ :1 ‘9“- DANSUIY TO SOUTH NORWALK. A.I.—s6:00, 7:23, 9:35. 11:45. - P. l—tdfix, 8:36. 7:00. ' and”. .to Bantam 0:15. koala-no :30 a. as. yam 7:43. WASH TUSS. PAINTS AND VARNISHES. STAINS AND POLISHES. ROGERS' FLOOR STAINS. GRAINTE A S I FOR FLOORS. JAPALAC. PAINT BRUSHES, BEST QUALITY AND CHEAP ONES. EXTRA FINE VARNISH BRUSHES. SYRACUSE FLOWS, CULTIVATORS AND WHEEL HOES. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. Watkins 8. Dow, 112 WASHINGTON STREET. by his firm. nully, acting directly upon the blood and tnucuous surface of the system. Testimonials soul pSI' holile. Hull] IIY till III'IIKKIRIS, potion. WALDING, KINNAN d: MARVIN, Wholesudc Druxxlsts, Toledo. 0. Hall‘s Cuturrh Cure is taken inter- i'rw. Price, 750. Take linll‘a Family l'iils lor coulti PhonI. 48.0. You can buy 5 Per 09m. GOLD BONDS of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. 00. on installments. A good investment for you. if you live, a splendid protection for your family. it' you die. FRED II. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT, N. SMITH Faaouson, Special Agent. UNITED BANK BUILDING, So. Norwalk. Ct. ._ fir THE Elli NAilllNll BANK SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. WITH Capital 3100.00000 Surplus. ”00.00000 Nat Profits. 358300.00 Solicits accounts of individuals. man- ufactursrs, merchants and corporations upon favorable tarsus. EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros. JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Proo- JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier. DIRECTORS. John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Josiah It. Marvin Bamuoi Grumman Christian Swat-ts Wallace Marvin I. H. Mathewson , ,John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. Capital, sarcasm; surplus. s1ss.ooo. - a The Earning Power of your savings in- vested with this Company at 5 per cent. is 25 per cent. greater than if in- vested at 4 per cent; is 42 0-7 per cent. greater than if invested at 31,6 per cent.: and 00 2-3 per cent. greater than if invested at 3 per cent. State Supervision of New York and Connecticut. BRANCH OFFICE, 12 so MAIN ST. Resident Directors. Resident Managers. Mortimer M. Loo R. L. Coburn Charles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence 1 Dividend Paying Mining, Oil, Smelter and Industrial Stocks making possible Large Interest and Protits. Book- lets on application. DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO. Bankers, Brokers, Fiscal nts. Members New York Consoldatcd Stock Exchon c. 66 Broadway and 17 New Street, cw York. EL‘BALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager, Western New England Brooch: Hes aar- o : Suite 33-}; Catlin liar. Hartford. Danny 8. Hull, Representative, 1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk. Ct. The lurii'aili Sliamhiial Camping (incorporated). Darryl-fights... NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK. and NEW YORK. Sfoomorsi'.'clfy of Norwalk " and “Eagle". Leaves New York Daily at 6 p. m. Leaves Norwslk Daily at 5 p. m. Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. iuu Pilhll JUST IN THAN EVER BEFORE. CAN suv NICE oooos HERE, YOU KNOW we no THE WORK in run vssv sear MANNER. MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR WORK. EVERYTHING vou soon was THE osconArions or vous noose E. filhhih’s, iii florid tilt Food Rollin, Insure: a Warm House, Day and gate for yourself. iorton & Lidgervood Company, 1847. PLUMBING AND STEAM HOT WATER HEATING. HOT AIR HEATING. Gas THE JONES & HOTCHKISS m OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS IS A LITTLE LARGER WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK NSIDE OR OUT. TEL. 186-2. 0 FIRST or. a. NORWALK. FOR STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. Night, in Coldest Weather. tlstic Wall Papers in these parts. telegraph thirty-live miles east of Non- tucket Lightship at 7:40:11. m. Ves- sel will probably dock about it u, in. lo- morrow. Fancu Creameru But- ler 250 lb. 21 lb. Gran. Sugar $1 Reads Bits 100 pk]. “l’ o w c r”. the new breakfasiiood. 60 pkg. A. Stuil 24 COTTAGE AVENUE. EAST N ORWALK, CONN. Easy and the proper Wall Paped Designs from our splendid stock. There isn't a more attractive stock of New and Ar- Prices are proper and workmen most skillful. Solo agent for Jancwsy's and Car- penter's Wall Papers. To Order—Window Shades, Pic- ture Frames. SUPPLIES, MATERIALS. —_— SPECIALS. White Curtain Poles lures, soc. Cloth Window Shades, with fringe, 25c. . Solid Brass Half Ctu’tlift‘ R063. 3 it. long, with fixtures, soc. "Share-Cut" Can Opener, cuts easily. No ragged edge. me. Best Steel Paring Knives, xoc. PAINTERS' ARTISTS' with pix. PAINTING. PAPER HANG- ING. DECORATING. STORE OPEN EVENINGS. L .H. Decker 87 Washington Street, South Norwallr, Conn. Telephone Connections. Send for Catalogue and Investi- 96 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK. 2904. HEATING. STOVES AND RANGES. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. Gas and Steam FittIHg. Fixtures, Metal Coiling. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RANGES? Etc. COMPANY. 'Phonc. 182. Jenkins Brest/aim and GARLOCK PACKING Carried in stock. ooto 'Ano SILVER PLATING. New England Electric Iiotors. Have no superior. Can ohow them In operation. Repairs to Stationary and Ma- rina Engines and General Mach- ine Work Solicitod. THE G. N. McKIBBIN M’ F' G CO. 56 WATER ST" SO. NORWALK. 17 WALL STREET. NORWALK. [NSTIIIIT REIIIEF 5.7.3:.” Grl . Sore Throat. with BRAZILIAN ‘ “o. No options. for Ants-n. Co- gaiok Consump- [ista. Plot a 8 Co.. BA I. 00 dean Only infallible can sarrb. Bronchitis and tion. one and 01.00 SS.” prepaid. I. F. .lao ladiunpoth. Ind. W PROPER TY O WNE'RS INSURE YOUR RENTS The Continental Insurance Co., of New York. will Insure your rsnta against loss sustained by loss of rant- als by damage by firs to buildings. NET SURPLUS ... .. . “583,428 .0100; III. to nest. 5 R. R. 11".. South Nos-walk. THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE AGENCIES. ALL iNSURANcEB,‘ REAL earns. uonroao uoranv. STEAM- SOAT TICKE As. I! sou-rs aaru'o‘rnsi'r. afihfiqfitwgsfl: was. Tot. out, an. _ 4., 19 North Main 8!. Telephone at house. 134—6. DAVID W. RAYMOND, Funeral Director and Embahner. loath Norwalit. Residenco- 0 Crescent Tomes. ‘ o. saus- asss W, mt. cost! . and Prompt Service Daily Ouarantud. J, L. McFarland, Biilksiilii lake Ice iii. (.1. B. Raymond (J. L. McFarland (James Morehoad Absolutelu Pare ice. H. 8. Pickering. Successors to Hang Your Card Out Early, as We Do- sire to Furnish the Retail Trade Before Noon. ____. orrrcs, no. 5 unimportant, 10016371113121 ' PLE OF THIS WONDERFUL LITTLE OAR. CALLAND LET US DEMONSTRATE ITS , MANY DESIRAILE FEA- TURES. ll ll. BULKLEY, egos. stain be, so. nor-mac. Agent :hh:~ci.flm. SIM- .. or; sugar;- We leg, up“: roam-arm, It‘l‘llllli Middleton is working at Toku- nekc, at present. . William Keene is :li'l‘IOlIriI)‘ III at his lromc lo i‘ow uvcuuc. Miss Lottie Rose of blast Noiwttlk in visiting it'd-nth. ur imi'lcu, l‘uplulu Moses ll. Wilton Iii lll New ictlioid, DIll»i-“,_ today, on business. Miss I‘Ilillllit iluusou. of Cottage sir-ml, has rcturucd from u visit in Hartford. (‘hsrles Emory, of the h}. 1., Patch Company, of New York, was a visitor in town, yesterday. Rev. Edward Cunningham, pastor of the East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, led the prayer meeting. last evening. Frederick Elwood, of New Hamp- shire, is visiting his brother, Milton Elwood, and his sister, Mrs. Mattie L'Hommedleu. in this place. William Moifutt will lead the. meet- lag of the Junior Band this evening. at 8 o'clock. The meeting will be in the ladies“ parlors of the church. 'i‘hi:l Colonial Foundry Company IIIIS made a number of improvements about the house which they have filled up as an office building. The latest one is the filling in and grading of the land and sowing grass seed for a future lawn. An addition to the foundry is now being constructed. A. very, interesting pool game was played last evening. at Iiatuer‘s, be- tween two experts. The. people. who play there every day ware somewhat dazzled by the shots which Were made. They agreed that the winner won by bull headed luck. and ltis probable that as the result of this game an offl- clul match will be arranged. The regular weekly prayer meeting at the Advent Christian Church. last evening. was antler the leadership of the pastor, Rev. James W. Davis. Afc ter the meeting a rehearsal of the chil- dren who are to take part in the con- carton Sunday was held. The child- ren are making rapid strides to perfec- tion in their singing, and a very pleas- unt service will without doubt result from these Weeks of drilling. Captain Thomas Wright met with a very bad and painful accident, recently, having had the misfortune to break the cord of the ankle of his right leg, while steping‘ off a wagon, not far from his home. everything ~eise in the way of dangers on the deep blue sea for more than three score years, but as it often hap‘ pens. the unlocked forls brou ht on when least expected, Captain right I. on IIlt' sunny side of four score. which makes the break a little more ditllcult to handle, but us he is a man or" uuduunted courage and philosophy, he will no doubt make the best of it. Of t'tilll'rlt' everyone who known the cap- tuiu all over the world will be sorry to learn of it. It is no great while ago since two Union generals who were ill through the war, without even having been wounded. were knocked down and killed. at different times. by cable cars, one of them opposite Trinity Church and the other opposite ilroad- way and 'IV‘VOIIIY'SCL'UIHI street, New York, and while this is no consolation to the veteran sea lion, his case'ls not quite so bad as that. Captain Nathan Roberts has arrived at. that peculiar age. where the figures no matter how you place them. arm and arm. three sheets in the wind. down side up or upside down, on their heels or their toes. and in a variety of figuratively stunts, always remains the same old 1w.) and sixpeuce. The 111:. um.» arc eighty-eight. They are in- scrmruble. like (tilting and Eng. who lived and (lied together, were born to- gether. got married together, and left widows ltigvllit-i‘, who were the dark sisters. It. was fortunate the two Si. antese brothers were. united by an ex- tra. rib under the left arm of one and the right arm of another, for bad they been welded together. one with his head turned to the north and the, other to the south, or back to back. or chest. to chest. or in a variety of other ways, their predicament would be both ludrl. cans and pitiabie. Captain Rebels. who is never without a little story. Iells about the first sailor man Queen Victoria ever saw. She was then a young girl. having Just ascended the throne by the. sudden death of her Uni ole William. One of her attendants was asked if he could show her a real live sailor one day. An old shi-ll back was easily found, and when so inform- ed Victoria said. "Just put him in the stable. give him plenty of oats local. and take good care. of him until I can come and see him." and that is about as much as the average person seems to think of the poor old sailor. ROWAYTDN. Mrs. Harry 3, Street and children. of Darlen. spent Monday with her aunt. Mrs. Remington of Brookside. Timothy H. Foster. of Belle island. has been called to Danbury, on account of the illness of his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Reed. of Darien, visited their friends Mr. and Mrs. Cas- sius Bement at Rowayton, Thursday. Rural Mall Carrier Selleck A. Water- ’ bury. will enter. June 1. upon the ex- D0 mu C999”, _.’. 33k : . .v'rrt‘l‘d’ai tall-1 The old sailor has been in ‘ duties as superintendent, of Rolooi Point next week. He Is now looking after a coutrnct for Constable Edward .I. Ludriguu at John Sherman Hoyt's. t‘drIIIt'flIIlIFliI island. (me of tho fluent exhibits of flowers that has been soup in a longtime was :it ill» "Ith‘l' lilISaIlIn, yesterday. when fourteen hundred and sixty bouquots Will'o brought. tally. tite,obltdreth.;They were puckt-d lu IliI‘L'i‘, boxes at the flow}. uytou Methodist Episcopal Church and sent to New York. ’ DARIEN AND Nonorou. ‘ Nathan Dauchy New, York. . , . . 'i‘he .ilarlen postotilce is now open; evenings until 7:50. The frame of Mrs. was raised last week. Mrs. James Whitney was a Stum-' ford visitor Wednesday. , Mrs. N. E. Gleason is visiting her uncle, Joseph .8. Mother. Buffalo. Wee Burn sheds,:receutly damaged. by the fire, have been repaired. . ' Mrs. B. ,A. Seely spent Wednesday with her mother at Talmadgc Ilill. Lester ,li dley, .. Stella Cave and Grace Webb r are llll with measles. Mrs. Augie .Morfey. entertained her grandson. from New. York. Sunday. Miss Hattie Whltue is visiting-Mrs. Charles B. Fitch, at brown “rights. Miss Sadie. ,Vi'eoil is visiting her aunt. Mrs, A. D. Uhichestcr. of Stem» ford. : ., . -—White Meal at Street's Grocery fish for Sunday‘s breakfast. Fred Smith and Benjamin St. John. .ir., attended the parade In Hartford, yesterday. » A regular meetiuxof the teachers of the town was held yesterday afternoon. at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Pauiscraft, of New York, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Charles Van Dine and Mrs.,Cave. . . Mrs. Harry St, John has returned to spent Sunday in Perry's house. for tile St. John. . . ‘ The Darlen baseball teamwiilbla)’ the "Jolly Nine." of Stamford. tomor- row afternoon. , . BenjaminSt. John. Sr.. spent Thurs. day with his daughter. Mrs. Gilbert Finch, in New liaven. , Miss Libbie Steely spent Sunday with her brother,,8clicek Seely, and family in New Canaan. . Mrs, 0. C, Bowen and darrghrcr. Miss Lulu, left yesterday for a few days' Visit in New York. Henry M. Valentine spent several days this week with his duusirtcr. Mrs. J. W, Purdyln Wyoming. N. J. Miss Anna Hadley and Miss Carolyn Patterson. of New. York, more the guests of the Misses Bass over Sun- day. . . Joseph liiudley has sold his house on Main street. oocupidd by Mr. and Mrs. lint-dick, to Mrs. Paulsoraft, of New York. . Mrs. A. C. Main and son Bryon leave. Saturday. for Bolton, where Mr,- Main has the position of'scction fore- man ou the Highland Division of the Consolidated railroad. “Samuel C. Bond. blind cornetlst and pianist, Darieu Town Hall, this evening. Mrs. George B. Edwards'a many Da~ rien friends will be pleased to learn that she will visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Valentine. accompanied by her daughter. Miss Margery. June 15. Mortimer Mead, of Stamford, visited Mrs. Daniel Siauson. the past week. bringing the news that his brother Percy. who was injured so seriously in a runaway accident, was improv- lug. Keith Edwards came from Washing- ton to bid goodhy to his grandparentsl for the lumber regions of Northem Michigan, where a position has been offered him by Mr. Hmmrd. a. long- timefriends of his parents. ' « —-—.Willlam J. Mulvlhlll and Son Doro pay in character sketches and dances. Rowsytou Hose Co’s. Minstrels, Dorian Town Hall, this evening. _ . . Estelle, Care is ill at. her home with" the measles. There is at present quite an epidemic of this disease. Little Ribbio McDonald is laid up with it; There were only sixty children in the school yesterday on account-of it. Dor- othy, Kenneth and iivron Cantrell are ill. and Harold. Cn....,.gr and George Cantrell have just recovered from the disease. ‘ , . , v A Noroton young man came to tow yesterday with a story that. a barn on the old Hecker Place, of! the Post road. near the golf links. was burned Wednesday night. luauiry which was made. in several quarters in Norotou. failed to obtain confirmation ot there. port. The Dorian fire department has not heard of a. fire. Thozplsee refer~ red to was at one 111ther Davis's school. It is now or upied by a news- paper artlst of New York. —Don‘t let. the littl; ones suffer from eczemaior other-torturing skin diseas- ,~ A es. No need for it. Doan’sOint- meat cures. Can't. harm the most delicate skin. At any drug store, 50 cents. , WILTON. Attorney Herbert Ogden. of Brook- lyu. is visiting relation In town. , l Mrs. R. H, Fitch ll visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. Thomas Treadwell, in Wes- ton. . . The Whist Club will. mdbt at the home of Mrs, Chichosler, Tuesday. May 24th. 1... B. Parsons. a practical clockmsk soliciting orders. - ~ The Reading Circle was appointed to mcrt Thursday afternoon, with Miss Helen Mlddlobrook. ~ , stoma".- are the happy parents at a little-(100111- Hartford from her visit with Miss Jes- * . . shed, and containing a quantity of, split. Jersey, since to... ’5?" er of Milford, was in town on Monday, - ‘ , war 01mm, our local em... .0! 09. ~. ‘ w I I [m with -‘a lofts catch. . " ‘0 ’ , o u. _ or emulsions will do 1000. Vluol will do far more good. . ,. , - . .. a. Second: Because Vinol antiviral up. on the, stomach. creates}. healthy ID‘ petite. stronglheuu and tones up the ill- southern-guns; purities and enriches the blmd. and in a natural manner Ilgltllil in restored aud strengthen“- e . . Third: lim-ausc Vluol (:0!!th [loin- Jurious drugs In react upon the sys- tem; you know, just what you are tat,- tns. as it is printed on eyornyrbot- 0‘ m ..iiI.M~~ . l-‘owilr: Because.“ barometer . anytblns in our. store equal as. "to restore, health and create slum om .mple...w.esk. sickly mourns-Rd children. JIMI‘BIIII momentum” Iill 4 up the system alter a amps sicknada. Vino! cures-imbibe constant. chronic costs. .vbrouohitis and uii,throst and lung troubles. , ,,_. 3;. 1 r A prominent physician ,writescv "m- nol, Is the most palatablesnd valuable “operation of cod ,llver oil on! - pounded. “i now used: oath-sly in, l cases where l formerly depended um old-fashioned wd liver oil and emub . . mgr. ...:' .. cc“. 'l‘ry Vinoi on our guarantee to return smiley; it you .i'iiiiclve no benefit. » Tho Clifford PhurltIIiGY- . ' .. 1.... I pint: the scales at thaw Wanda. , Mrs, 1). R. Lambert, W ha; been visiting. her sister, Mrs. ii. .. Chlcheg- ler, returicd on Friday to her bottle in Goshen, N. Y. ,, ~ . I -; There was a large sttendsnceat the regular meeting of (fannon Grange, Thursday evening, at Chhnoa Hull. Members. of out of town Oranges were prcscnt by invitation.‘ - > ' . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd, of World .4 9' far. rs. Rudd was before her ,tnitt- rlaxe, ties Mabel—Storms, ‘of Council. Mrs. J. is. Sturgesis convalesolhtt from a week'suilinesa. ' >2 ,, ...-~ A small! building used a. awful l'llel, on the premises of A ur‘lJttI , ' was discovered to lie-on re aho y before [o'cltwkg Sundaysvenin'a. will to short time. the shed and mutants wore. totally destroyed. .1‘hborlzln-pf the tire isunknown. The less,“ cov- ered by insurance in the. firm of 0.. E. Wilson. of Norwalk. . . . ., . o, W.Dgricu is laid up With Ezbroit- en leg..c.aused by a (all on his, promp- sea. While engagcdrln farm work. 80t- urday afternoon, hcsllpped pun loosb stone. watch threwhim with farce...l.o the. ground. lie, was war-rinddireetiy to, the house. where ,f)r.x(torham-ws‘s summoned and pronounced theglnjury a triple hectare of the leg. Mr. 0a;— 23" is doing as woll as can be expect- in... Wilton ”in... of Rev. 3.10:. IWalton, formerly rector of St. Mat- thew‘s parish, have received intelli— gence of the death of his granddaugh- ter, Miss Mabel Walton Gorbam. which recently occurred in Iiui'fslo. Her Stub deadeath was caused by excessive jay on. meeting her mother, whom..she hr. .’ not seen in five months. cues Walton Gotham wss‘iu her girl. hood a long time resident of Wilton,.tn whom her many friends nowextend their sympathy. Mrs. Flor Lvous PLAINS. . Mrs. David Provost. of New Jersey, spcnt. last week with James Smith and family. Mrs. Frank Lyon is attending Mrs. Oscar Rudd. Norflcid, who has a new baby daughter. Mr. and Mrs. uuu ”Bartram. or Bradlcyvilic. are. the happy parents of a new daughter. . Mr. and Mrs. Valentine. before leaving - Mr. and Mrs. Albert.W.llliamh,- of Fairflcld, spent several days recently with relatives here. - . .- Mlss Eva Ferris and EdnaMeeer. spent Tuesday with Miss Minnie Lyon andMarguerite Ludi'ord. . . ., » Frederick Siliimisn. .wlfeandrsonyot Bridgeport. spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. 1.. B. Hoyt. g ! Appraiser from here attended- "Aunt .Ierushia's Quilting Party", given lost: ‘ 'ghlt'i‘rsday evening at Grange Hall, Nor- e. . » Mrs. Marietta Coley, who has be'en‘ with her daughter in Elizabeth, New efore Christmas return- ed home last week. , warren. R. W. Post has an electric motor vehicle. ~. - B. H. Toouet has returned home from Florida. The William Van Valkenburgh house is being repainted. .. , .. Dr. McArdie is owner of ahorse and buggy. purchased recently from Nor- walk parties. . . , .- , Homer Beers now wioars an crass? woodtcane on state occasions. itoamo from Florida and was the sift-of W. E. Albin. . ~ . :3 ‘ i I s. f 1‘- ; ‘ . 5,. h ‘ t“ I II ,, . " . ‘cmaamagw. ; , . . r31: as. gym ., r , “351%,n1nfiitg... Ir “FF-5*! ' ., » ”p. winemrshi- showman? ham-id" 1.1? 7'9! ' w, can 5-11.?” n+3. . > . h. .
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