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bottcli It 3:30 p.Io,.0m
A special mdfl‘ a
Minion-w Allstq' Ari
Wednesday eliteH
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Church. A prqrisi
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HEADQUARTERS
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PRICES. ‘
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STEP LADDERS.
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EXPANSION LADDERS.
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ROGERS‘ FLOOR STAINS.
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PAINT BRUSHES, BEST QUALITY
AND CHEAP ONES.
EXTRA FINE VARNISH BRUSHES.
SYRACUSE LOWS.CULTIVATORS
AND WHE L HOES. ' ‘
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
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112 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ Phone. 43-6.
You can buy
5 Par 09m. GOLD BONDS
of the CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. CO.
on installments. A good investuicnt for
you, If you live. a splendid protection
for your faintly, It" you die.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
N. SMITH FERGUSON, Special Agent.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
SO. Norwalk, Ct.
THE
IIIY NAI llNll BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WITH
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus, “00.000.00
Net Profits. 365300.00
Solicits acc0unts of individuals. man
uiacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pree-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Jociah R. Marvin Samuel Grummai
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. MatheWSOn John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
Surplus, $185,000
The
Earning Power
of your savings in
vested with Illlr
Company at 5 pet
cent. is 25 per cent
greater than If In
vested Rt. 4 pm
. cent; Is 42 6-7 pc,
cent. greater then If invested at W.
per cent; and till 23 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York ant
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN ST
Resident Directors. Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charlel E. Dow John B. Lawrence
. ”I" ,V‘l . -
-ldend
Paying Mining, Oil, Smelter and
Industrial Stocks making possible
Large Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application.
DOUGLAS, LACEY 8: CO.
Bankers, Brokers, Fiscal Agents,
Members New York Consolidated
Stock Exchange, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street, New York.
EQBALDWIN HAMMITT. Manager.
Western New England Brunch: Headquar-
lere : Suite 3345 Catlin Bldg, Hartford, Cont»
Denny 8. Hull, Representative,
1 Lauder Blk, South Norwalk. Ct.
Good Meal
Goad 4‘
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veAL,
we“
- FED CATTLE.
AND CANADA LA
unARGE YOU
THAN You PAY FOR T. be: York 1:11in at s p. m.
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sauna uncut-nor Havlii The ‘5 YOUR RENT:
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of are NORWALK.
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lr‘rclyalk Daily at 5 p. m.
I" sled from 7 8.11). to 5 p. m.
{OWNERS
New Yai lnluranoe 60., of
A Jainot i ‘ insure your rent:
. 1 by h. lned by In: of rent-
JET sun fire to buildings.
lemme... 86,583,428
A LIYTOH,
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AGES. 'Al. ESTATE.
BOAT TICKETS, Y,, RTEAM-
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LAWN MOWERB. ALL SIZES AND
Broanlvee
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GOLD fIND SILVER PLATING.
ill-w England Electtlc Moths.
Have no superior. Can show‘them
In operatlon. f
IlI'IIaii-s to Stationary and Ma-
Im Engines and General Mitch-
inr Work Solicited.
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
M’F'G CD.
so WATER ST., 30. NORWALK. '
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WALL uni
OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST IN IS. A LITTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
WE HAVE TAKEN 9 GOOD
MANY CONTRACTS FOR HOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL ae‘clJAn To
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR ,Y‘IUR
WORK. if
we TRY TO CARRY IN a"
EVERYTHING You NEED F"
oeconmous on YOUR
E. ll. Guham’s,
10 FIRST ST.. E. NORWAtK.
lie IIOlIOIIWSlde Feed Boilili,
FOR STEAM AND ,
HOT WATER HEATING.’
Insures a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and Investi
gate for yourself.
ilorlon ll Lilgeiwood Company.
95 LIBERTY STREET, ,
.NEW YORK.
[847. 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Fixtures, Metal Ceiling,
Have you seen our otock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
Gan Etc.
TORTURED DURING FAST.
“Sun Worship" Victim Dies in Elgin.
_ Insane Asylum.
CHICAGO Nay BT.~—l\liss Eloise
licensee, of St. Paul. Minn. who be"
came insane here while undergoing
:lic ordeal of the sol-tilled “Sun Wor-
ship fast.“ ls Ill-Rd at the state has-
plial for the insane at Elgln. Dr.
Frank S, Whitman. superintendent of
the hospital, slurs death was caused
by acute mania induced by starvu.
Ilou.
During the fast which is said to
have lasted 41 (llll‘s. deceased is said
by the hospital authorities to have
been subjected to torture by means of
ncrdless application of lotus oil.
"Hy rmm been I Milton: from slob hood-eh.
for the IMF tymtrflyo sure and never fonnd'lny
rolkf willie'benu Minn your Cnroretl. Bum
behu begun toning Cour-ret- he boo never bed
the thdlchO. y hum entirely cured him.
Cele-Iron do wNer-ommend them to do. I
will give you the privilege or min: lai- nun
LI. Die . u. ”Reflux Sly. WJndi-nopo
Rite-mere
mtg. chili" 93.1%
mm m- It
7....‘ZTQI-9Il “1'-
lb;
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{Clark Willson, son oer. and n.
merrier...
‘ tel 2650, lb.
21 III. Gran. Sugar $1
Readu Bits lOc pkg.
"I’ o w e r”. the new
breakfastiood. 60 pkg.
A. Stull
2.. COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
J
Il‘ll Howard of Noruvulk, was ll
\l'cslport ycntorduy.
~~~~~ Beginning Muy :IIIIII ice Cream at
Iiland u Davis.
The grocery stores will close all day
next Monday. Memorial IIEUI'.
Lewis ll, Nash's «animal was brunch-
cd yesterday from li‘nwlcr's shipyard.
Hllipbuildcr Joseph Fowler is prepnr-
lug Ill Inunch lli', Su'ullmcycr‘s cat
bout "Critic" today .
Mr. quI Mrs,- IIlIVitl Dickson, of
East Norwulk, were the guests of Mil-I,
Avent, In Iii‘nnclivillc. Sunday.
Misses Maggie I‘lutchmnn. billion
lx’celer and Mrs. E. It). chlcr of liust
Norwnllc attended the concert given
\l'edncsduy evening in Snugntuck.
The regular pruycr meeting held Inst
evening. ill the Exist nvouue Methodist
t‘burcb under the Il‘ltlII rslilp IIt' Ilev.
lu‘dwnrd Cunningham wus .tll'gcly at
tended.
Miss Mary Shea, of um \‘l'arblugtnn
street. l‘ecclvcd R iclcgi'nm from IIt'l
sister in tnicugn. who is seriously ill
and Mitts Shea left for that city yt‘nlt‘l“
duy Illlcrunnn.
Quite a Ilclcgntiuu of members of
the Advent Christian Church are to go
to the home of Mrs. Millspuugli in
lliiwuytcu. this cvcning, to attend R
cottage, prayer meeting to be held
ilicrc. '
I"i':luk Ferguson will lend the Junior
Iiund meeting tonight, In the East Ave-
nuc Methodist Episcopal Church.
which will be ill 8 o'clock sharp, on
account of the business mtfctlug which
follows the regular service.
The Sunday school prnycr meeting.
held last cvcniiig III the Advent Christ.
Inu Church undcr tlic lendcrsbip of
Sillit'f‘llllt’lull'lll Iticlmrd lilnmi. wus u
grout succcms. 'I‘lic illil‘litlallt‘t‘ \Hlti
large and the meeting it most inlcrcsc
lug one.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. George Scott, of Ilmvuytnn. has
been ill this week.
Miss Auuu llicllermuu. of Ncw Hm"
en, in cxpmlcd for n visit with Row
nylon and Ilaricn friends tillol‘lI)’.
’l‘hc ltouton Manor inn, being erected
near Contentment Island. is to be open-
ed on Memorial Dny,.,mid a number of
u'purtmcnte havc already been engaged
tlicvc.
Mrs. S. E. Walters mid two duugb~
turn and Misses Elcvlu, Nellie and Ida
Stewart, of New York, will come to
liclle Island, Saturday. to remain ovcr
Memorial lhiy.
A meeting of Itownyion Irlosc (Toni-
pany will be held tomorrow night to
arrange for the reception to be ten-
dcrcd the ladies who Assisted at the.
fair recently given.
The report of the explosion of the
alcohol cxIracior at Barlbul's lint inc-
tory. in South Norwulk, Wednesday
night. was distinctly heard in this
place. and many people could not imag.
ino what had happened until others or-
rived on the 10:25 train and related
I the occurrence,
When thc sudden shower come up
inst Wednesday night, it number of
people were caught at the cxpcrcnicc
metal at the Methodist Episcopal
Church totally unprepared for the
storm. .lollu Sherman Hoyt had his
team take sevcrul people. who live
some distance away to their homes.
The weekly prayer service in the
Rowuyton llapllst Church. last night.
was of unusual interest. several people
participating with testimony and mus-
ic. A business mccting was held at
the close. at which timc the matter of
disposing of the present church prop»
crty was discussed, and definite action
regarding the sale will be taken later.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs C. W. Imunnbnry is quite ill.
Little Jessie, Alice Jclit‘t‘e has nice»
nice. ‘
Mm. Albert (1. Wilson spcnl Mon-
,dny in New York. ‘
Daniel Sinuson began planting his
‘ » garden this work.
Miss Maud Vtin Dine has been vis-
.ting Mrs. Pannier-aft in New York.
' Bliss Jessie St. John spent it day
uhopping In New York. this week.
i Misses Lulu and Etta Bow-on return.
‘cd Monday evening from New York.
I Woe Burn Golf Club moved to its
new house. the old Fitch place, Tues.
C. Willsou. is Improving fro Is
' lness. »
lilk. and Mrs. Alexander Abbott. of
nliimore. are visiting bin-and Mrs.
G. W. Munsbury. . _
~Prepared Flour for biscuit and
s rnwberry short cake
rocery. ill “
There it 4, “V
M "brine "mmtleul society,
[I rlday. from 410 it. w ,
Louise mutton. Arthur Blbhlns.
i ‘8th Home and Eddie Kindle: era
a i” it! with measles.
v n
Front miller, a: New} Y rk, i;
S
. , so years. No other
II Bill?
at Street’s Gash ,
bread end cake slate ‘
Sarsa
The donor‘s 'Sarsaparlilu; the"
kind they have used for over
’Soll'slipllv
L'ow‘
rilla like it.
spending his vacation at home, and
ltllcr will commute.
Miss Muitd I'unzelt spent ‘Vt‘illll‘fi‘
day with her rillllt‘ll, Mm (Yburlcn Vail
Dine. Emit Main street.
Mrs. Henry I". l-inlluck uiid daughter
visited Mr. uud Mru. William (fume-
ron, Westpnrt, Sunday.
liidwurd \l'ulIIu-e bin-I token bulf of
the .IOIIII .lI-lII'I'I- i‘I-caldeuce, opposite
his houuc tbut Wlls destroyed by tire.
The ladies of the (L‘Inigrcgntluunl
Church will give it rumuingc stile in
the Northrop building. beginning to»
dny
Iiut'ry Street is Improving the drive.
wuy ill Its cuirunce It) his place In:
Main street. Ml’. flutes in doing the
Work.
Mr. and Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes
huvc returned from their trip abroad
and will occupy their Unilendcr I’oint
plucn this Week.
Mrs. Henry Whitney celebrates the.
nuuivcrsury of her birth and her niur
rluge this week. the former yesterday,
und the bitter todny.
Mrs. .iulin Hitchcock. mother oi
Mm W. II, Min-key. In seriously ill at
her home in (Union. Mrs. Muckey
was called there Sunday.
llcniumln Weed. of Numtou. was
thrown down In New York by up nu-
lomnbile. but not seriously injured,
though is was it narrow escape.
Albert R. Ilolly, who. some years
since. was a teacher in Stamford. and
more recently principal of ii public
school in Harlem, died at his home,
lli West I‘Jtilll sil'cct. Ncw York, It
few days ago. of pncuumnin. utter a
week's illness. He took cold after
the exercises of his school on Arbor
Ilny. III: is survived by a son and
daughter. the former Cnpl. Dwight
Holly. if. S A. His wife died three or
four years since.
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
I-‘cuuion. Nornton, Tuesday evening.
Itobci'l Douglass Cunningham and
Miss Elizabeth Wctborspnnn were
united in wedlock by the Rev. '1‘, J.
Elliott. The bride looked very pretty
attired Iii a gown of white sulln, trim-
mcd with old Point lace, and carry"
lug u lwputit‘ul bouquet of whitc flow
crs. The groom, who Is cmployct in
the Yule & ’l‘ownc works. has many
friends in Stamford. ’I‘IIII maid of
honor was Miss \\"Rllnci»\. who nssist-
cii Mrs, I'custnn In the flortll decm‘n
lions III‘ the parlor. (lcorgc A. Peat-l-
ion was best mun. The bride was
elven away by William l’coezon. After
the ceremony the t't)llll)lli)' Sill down
to n bountiful suppcr, which did cred-
II in the hostess. Ii. W, Iiutiilcn cu-
lerItiiuod the cnmpnny with selections
on the violin. The happy couple left,
ilmltl n shower of rice, on a late cost!
bound train. and intend to RR.” on
Saturday on the Columbia for their
native Scotland where they will spend
their honeymoon, returning to Stam-
ford ll) reside In August.
WEST NORWALK.
Henry Hui‘tls has
painting his house.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flllow are vis-
.ting in Waterbury.
Andrew Johnson is having his house
puinted, by Mr. Reirdon.
ltev. I‘luncun, of the South Norwalk
Methodist t‘hurch, will hold services in
the union clinpel, Sunday, nt 3:30.
Mr. illlII Mrs. Ambrose Benedict have
gone to East I'Iuddam to mako an ex-
tcudcd visit with their daughter. Mrs.
J. M (lelsttin.
The Junior Iluud of tho Eliot Nov-
wnllt Methodist t‘hnrch held servicea
in the Methodist chapel. Sunday even»
ing. which were cnjoycd by all.
In, llcnn, while mulling n cull In his.
unto. tunlt Mr. f‘ruiic, Mr. Kcyscr and
Ilcnry llni'iis out for a ride on Sun-
day, which we: enjoyed by nil.‘
just completed
Robert Crawford has returned here.
from Arizona.
Edward Nash and Fred 'l‘oquct have
enlisted in Co. ii.
The llclia Ronaync Plac
bought by John Rudncl‘. ‘
Edward Lelin has returned from a
business- trip to Buston. .
I,.. B. (Taunon and wife, of New Ha-
ven spent the past ten days here.
Temple lodge. l-‘. & A. M.. meets to-
night and will confer the “I“. C." de-
grcc.
.I. ll, Sherwood. after 11 visit of sev-
eral weeks here, has rcturucd home to
Chicago.
It In through troliies from here to
Stamford now. of the jigger variety,
but through.
Miss Margaret Peel. has returned
home In New York. after a visit here
with friends.
Everett Anderson enriched the town
cxchequer $20.45 Tuesday, line and for
disorderly conduct. »
Miss Marjorie Boers is winner of the
golden crnse. Sunday school prize
given by Christ church.
The Misses Mary Adams. Ethel Fain
child and Grace Mcckcr furnished the
entertainment at the huge last night.
Ilcrbcrl Benedict is enjoying R
week‘s vacation and his business ill be-
ln; looked after by Harry Sturgcs, of
Enstfimwalk.‘ , , ., .
r. . . x ’1
c, has been
' agenthbiew York; Hf
' Cinclnti‘hfi;
WILTONQI‘ , I‘
Mr». llowil in the west of her dumb}
tor, Mrs. li‘runk ('nmotock.
Miss Mary Miller, of Cannon, in visit-
. In: rcltttiveu In Michigan.
Mr. lilrucat Illll'tI, of New Haven, Inn-i
been visiting his sister, Mitts Florence
Huril. _
Mrs. Folsom In the guest of her
daughter, Mil-ill Folsom, at Ridgely
lI‘m-m. - ‘
Mr. Ituymoud (‘mmitock presided nt
the organ Sunday morning, In St. Mut-
thcw'u church.
S. .i. Miller and family took a spin
In their automobile to Stamford and
return. on Saturday.
Mrs. '(‘luirlcn Jones and family. of
New York, uri'Ived thlu week at tlloli'
summer home for the beacon.
'Iluruld Iictlu, of Washington, Ilnu
been the guest for a few days of hill
mother, Mrs. J, McEwon Belts.
The schedule of dates for volunteers
to nerve bi-wcckly ut the library, for
the ensuing summer and full. bus been
Issued. . ' .
Mists Murlunu liliddlcbrook unit! it
flirt-well visit to her gl‘ullilflltht’l‘.'8. B.
Mldtllcbrmik, on Saturday, previous to
her departure abroad.
Miss Katherine Keeler, who conduct
pd Wilton Inn, last season will soon
open an tip-to-dutc summer hotel
across the buy from (lollondor's Point.
Saturday. April 28th, at the Town Hall,
to tilke action In regard to Issuing
bonds and other business proper to
enid meeting.
Miss Lillian ‘Mcrrcllu. of South Wil-
ton. gave it party to a number of her
little senoolnmtcs, at her home. Sat-
urday afternoon. Among thosc invit-
ed were Frances and Charlie E‘cklund,
II‘l‘lorI-ncc Mot‘chousc und Nettle Mantl-
u. ‘
Mi: and Mrs. James li‘mscnden. of
iIic city, have taken possession of their
summer cottage. Iloyt Brothers, of
New Canaan, have been restoring the
box licdgc surrounding their lawn,
which was (levitated by the severity of
bull winter, '
Miss Mary E. Sturgcs died. last
wink, after a lingering Illness. at her
home in Wilton, aged seventy. Fun-
criil Services were hold at the family“
residence, Sunday afternoon, Rev. W.
D. Hurt ofllclutlng. The burial was in
Hillside (‘cmctcry She was the only
sister of the late \‘l‘llllum Stilrgcs. A
brother survives her, 'I‘hcmlore. Slur.
gcs, who resides in lhe South.
I’hilnndcr Ii‘nirchlld died last week.
at the Masonic Homl. In Wallngford.
Funeral services were held in George-
town. and the interment was on Fri.
(lily. In St, Mnttlicw‘s Cemetery. The
deceased was It native of this town, and
was for many yours a resident of llurl—
Iultt street. He is survived by it wid-
ow. one son. Elmer li‘nirchild. and, a
daughter. Mrs. Everett Bcnnctt.
Mrs. ll. 1;. Clilchestor entertained the
Mutiuec \‘l'hlst'Clnb. Tuesday after-
noon. The first prize was won by Mrs
Frank Comstock, while Miss Sallie
.irlclnrd and Mrs. R. H. Fitch set-tired
second and third trophies. 'I‘Iic conso-
lationn wurc‘nwnrded to Mrs. George
Davenport and Miss Mary 1?. Gregory.
Miss Hattie Olmstead. of Norwalk.
iling friends.
~All the healing, balsamic virtues
of the Norway pine are concentrated in
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, n8-
ture's own remedy, for coughs and
colds. , I ~ .
WESTON.
Mrs. John Lockwood still continues
seriously III. '
Mrs. It. K. Fitch is spending port of
the week in Southport.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dwight Hewitt return»
ed this week. to Stonlngton.
Mrs. Eli Wakcman entertained the
Mutlncc \l'hlst Club on Wednesday.
1‘. B. n’ickwlre has purchased an-
other tract of wood land of L. M.
Gould. *
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flcwellyn, of
Ilctbel. have spent. a few days with
Mrs. J. M. Beers. . .
Mrs. D. M. Andrews hasreturned
from a month's visit with her motile?
on Greenfield Hill. . - '
Mrs. A. E. Southey and children have
returned home after it two wecks’ visit
with her mother, Mrs. Cyrus Meade.
This evening will be “Sister's Night"
at Norflcld Grange, the program being
in charge of a committee of ladies, of
which Mrs. H, C. Ilurlbutt is chair.
man. ‘ ‘
The "christian l’nion" meeting will
be led by A. 0. Bradley. at the Com
gregationnl Church, on Sunday even—
lug.
Thomas Donnelly. of New York. is
now at the summer home of the family
here. His parents and the rest of the
family will not return until;the~'lnst of
June. - .
Mr. John Lehman Shively. pastor of
the Norflclll (.‘ongregationai- Church.
will be‘ordninedvto the ministry, on
Tuesday. June. 7th. the services at the.
church beginning at 11 o'clock a. m.
The ordination sermon will be prca b-
ed by Dr. F‘. K. Saunders. dean of the
Yale Divinity School.
Mrs. Merwin Banks died on Tuesday.
after a. sad illness of two weeks, aged
thirty-five years. 'Sbeds, surviVed by
her husband and’seren children. the
youngest a two-weeks-old infant
daughter, and the oldest a senor sev-
enteen years. The funeral was held
from the house this morning. the Inter-
ment being in Bothél. 2
CONFERENCE ‘OFEICERB.
B‘allot be
Will
. Today. .
LOS ANGELES May 27~The Metho-
dist general conference devoted it!
time yesterday to the election of the
general conference unicorn. Including
publishing agents, secretaries and as-
sistant secretaries ofythe various so
cirtios. In several onset. the first bal-
lot failed to show an election and, the
second was taken the result of which
will not be announced until today. ‘
Tile following were elected: Hefner
Eaton and G, P. Mains, publishing
Full Announced
it. R; ‘Grabam,~‘pnbfililhgj
A. 8. Leonard; . _ _
of inevitability Society; *3: Krog,
secretory of the board of church or
tension: M. C. 3. Mason, and W. T.
Therkield; secretary or the Freeman's
All! and Southern-Aid Societies: Rob-
ert Forbes. uselctant secretary of the
, (Search patina Society.
A town meeting hilti been called for '
spent Thursday afternoon in town, vis- ‘
‘ Plated take notice that” at!
C. megind;
“mm
, our route Terriivir,.._.fl'urIr ‘
'V_In0i Worth ".000 To A. J: Home .
m i 5‘" I
The Aged, and All cone lM DIM"-
ten of Aged People in tenth Ner-
w-lk should Inter in... i
Mr. A. .l. linker of All Lay-Ila ‘dtreet.
Evansville, Ind, writtnt‘ff‘l‘ mellow
there is no other medicine mull til
Vlnol for elderly purview! would “9t
take “000 for the good “he yo me.
‘lt makes strength for the, II no
other medicine seems twill). (I Infla-
omit-s the whole system. .V
first recommended to me I
cough, which I could not In
rid of. Vinol not only cured ',
but. It made mo strong and‘
strength maker for the aged in looks,
It In nature's remedy for the at; ,m
weak and the aged: ’ '
“Vinol owes its} v
virtue and treat
[modicum] powertdt 7
. ‘«fact that. it con-
t'alns In it highly conbe Iroted form all‘
the active curative p’m ‘rtles of cod
liver oil, without!“ drop; , the nause-
- uh
ating grease which characterizes old
fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions.
"Vino! acts first» upon the‘utomlcb,
toning lt up.*nnd enabling It to obtain
from the feed eaten the elements need~
ed for rich. red blood. healthy body ina-
terinl and sound, steady nerves.~ In
this why It repairs worn tissuescheelm
the natural decline of the aged and
never frills to replace weakness with
strength. ‘ t
. “in the strongestmanner we unhoei.
tattngly indorse a d guarantee Vino!
to increase the‘npp title. cure stomach
troubles. glt‘c strength and renewed
vitality to the aged. buildup the run
down. tired and debilitated. make tho
weak strong curc chronic coughs,
colds and build up the convalescent, or
we will return to the purchaser every
dollar paid for it." The Clifford Phar-
Inncy.
, This seemed ll slrong statement for
reliable (lruggists to make, and we
[think every person In South Norwalk
ought to take advantage of their offer:
as. of course tlioyhave a very wide
knowledge of medicines. and what
they will, or will not accomplish-7mi-
tol‘.
TRAINMENnDISMISSED.
Highland Divioion Employeeo Well-
Known Here Dismissed From Service.
Conductor Jewell and Engineer Bren-
nan, of the Highland divisidn of-tht-
New York, New Havcn and linrtfori
railroad. have both been dismiss I
from the service of the company i. »
cording to the Waterbury Republican.
The Republican says that the men.
who bod charge of one of the trains on
.the Highland division. running between
Hartford and Waterbury on the duct.
the Army of the Potomac celebration
in‘Hartford last week. have been till-I-
charged for not obeying orders. The
discharge was made by Superintendent;
.l. A, Warner. after an Investigation
of the charges. The specific charges
were that the men run their section of
the train beyond the meeting stntir‘mfi
and thereby impel-tiled the lives of “10‘
passengers. ‘ 3
The story. as told. follower ~
._ Lost Thursday the trains on the
Highland division were run in- several
sections. owing to the large number of
peopleiwbo wished to attend the cele-
bration. Engineer Brennan and Conduit.
Ior Jewell, who previously run one of“
the regular trains of the road, were lttr
charge of one of the sections. and t..ey
received orders to pass the train com-z
ing from Danbury to Waterbury at W6
bornvllle.
passing place for trains
poslte directions.
Instead of waiting at Osbornvllle, fo
the train going towards Hartford, til ‘
train being run in three sections on.
his train to Towantic. three miles fur-.
titer. As the train drew into the ett- '
tion, the station agent at. Towanlo
thought something was .wrong. since
he had received no orders "to have
the trains meet Rt-hls,ntntlon.»and be-
cause It was tinienhat‘the trainddromr
the other direction were ‘duép‘r- '
Immediately there was a. huiitte‘im
thepart of the employees of the com-
ponynt the station, and the telegraph
operator 'sent Word? back ito’ Midi-the
trains-coming tron: ‘an'b‘urya’buti Iti‘
was too late. The’ train. In Charge '03?
Conductor Jewell was finally got on I
siding. and none too soon; sitcoitho’
switch had hardly beenv’sott‘ RM, b6-
fnre the-two sections of the tune MI!
Danhury came along at a :mrnm
of speed. “ . ‘ "2.. . A.'
”it was a narrov‘eecepe {roman Vie".
cidont. moiwblch mlltht but resulted
in injury to a numbcnof people. since
‘ .
there was an'unusuull‘y llrge numbed
of persons on um: trill! ' ' ' .
SAYS GIRL RAN WAYe' ‘ l'l.
. "W‘" I 4 ’ ‘ . l !
Schilling 'Dieowno Hie Daughter In tilt
. . .. Newspapers. - ,
MOUNT VERNON. New 21-min,
Schilling. 0f.thig city, has Inserted thq
To all Whom If. Mn“? "Cfinclrtttlf
, . . transistor,-
Minnie Schilling: having left“ moon
mile the home I have provided for him
gt 1311mm: Beyeuth‘arennexine crews:
“in“? minim» maisonette, mm
debut sbbmvfieimtrictn there-i .. ‘ ‘
Mumm- SW93" her"- Wk rm;
clotmngannd- she‘lter.~ “I 3 '~ fl;
demure: ms; in. daughter win»
away from home-“file girl to 17 yard“?
I’old. em to find her how mien,
and Schilling toys he‘ boo given III} .'
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I searching
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enthusiastically Indorlie Vino . ,
The proprietors of The Cliff Phar- A
uiacy, our well-know druggls when ,I
Interviewed in regnr to this otter, I’w‘l
said: "We have never soldi 0 store I"
such a wonderful. VIII 1 and r i.
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This place in the regulnr .9 M‘
going in rip-€51
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“green
that day, the engineer. pressed on with‘gLINE
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followingmiYertIsemenl ln‘tlte wheresi‘x . . r \
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