Bad Bleed
the results of impure blood.
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Clifford Randall is in New York on
a business trip.
Charles Brown, of Van Zandt street.
to on the sick list.
Samuel Horsford, of Brooklyn, is vi-
siting friends in town.
William Acket'. of smmrordfhs vis-
iting relatives in this place.
Charles Merritt, of Southport, spent
the night with relatives here.
Frank Roberts, of this place, has
gone to Boston on a few days‘ trip. .
Rev. George L. 'l‘ocple is the guest
of Rev. 11‘. S. Ainsworth, of East ave-
nuc.
Richard Richardson, of Waterbury,
is spending a few days with friends in
East Norwaik.
George Walker. of East avenue, has
moved into Jerome Smith‘s house In
Cottage avenue.
The storm last night blew over a.
portion of the tall fence front. of
the ltudei oyster plant an landed it
on the heap of oyster shell inside.
Mr, and Mrs. 0. Parker who have
been guests of Rev. and Mrs. F. S.
Ainsworth at their home I11 East :tvc-
1111c, have returned to Brimfleld, Mass,
Frank Davis and wife. of‘New York
city, attended the Selleclt~BcII wedding
yesterday. They will remain here for
a few days the guests of Mrs. 39“.,
of Cove avenue.
A handsome maple tree in front of
the, residence of Henry Warm in Cove
avenue was blown down by the storm._
Another lino tree at the eoncr of New
and First streets met a similar fate.
Mrs, Grace, Wallace, widow of
James Wallace, of Prospect, Conn.
died last Monday. Deceased was six-
ty-six years of age, and was the mo-
ther of Mrs, Harry Adams of Belts
place. The funeral was heId at Fair
liavc,11 Conn.
James Van Ordon, and wife, of Dan-
bury, are guests of their daughter at
her home on the farms. M r.- V1111 ()r-
don is a Iicentiate of the Advent Chris-
tian faith and is in town to attend the
special. season of services at the East
Norwalk church.
The Radel oyster plant has a few
men at work opening in the. old shop
west of the main buildings. Within
a week or so a force of openers will
probably be put to work in the main
building. All the. buildings have been
painted and put in excellent condition
for the winter.
The long expected practice run of
the Mayflower Hook & Ladder com-
pany will he held tonight. A squad
of men in charge of Lieutenant Troup-
son will start from the hydrant at the
corner of East avenue and Second
street simultaneously with a. company
of men at the north end of the Boule-
vard. in Charge of Lieutenant John
Hull. The sound that reaches the op-
posite hydrants first, gets the hose
coupled and a stream of water in the
air will ba,judged.ythe winners of the
run. Lights will be flushed at both
hydrants so that there will be no doubt
as to which company of men wins.
Despite the unfayot‘ahie weather
last evening there wand; good atten-
dace at the second night of the ser-
ies of services being ’held in the Ad-
Ivent Christian church; IRev. George
M. Tecpic. of Hartfordlrspoke on ”A“
Great Disappointment,Bjjlghtened bya
Great Promise.” The speaker tack his
hearers back to the days of old, tel-
ling of the disappointment at His Cru
.cifixlon and finally at his Ascension.
The speaker closed by repeating the
promise made by the Savior at the
time of his departure trom earth. the
saying that has been the hope of the
Adventists during the centuries. To-
night the sermon will be by the Rev
George H. Wallace, of Bridgeport. Sui».
ject: “Do the Scriptures Tedch the Re
turn of the Jews to Palestine Before
the Coming of Christ. or at any Fu-
tare Time.”
. ROWAYTON.
Edward Millspaugh is painting his
house on Logan street.
Friday afternoon the. twenty. bookie
recently given by Mrs. John Sherman
Hoyt, of Rowayton, to the Village Li-
brary, will be ready for distribution.
Among the books given to the Library
were some from Miss Dawson Mrs.‘
Isaac Jennings; Frank Layton and Sey-
mour Palmer of Shuth Norwalk; Miss
Helen Curtis. of Norwalk; Rev. Rob-
ert Coilyer and Mrs. Robert Collyer,
Jr., of NewlYork. apd Dr. Miles, of
Bridgeport
As the weather yesterday prevented
everyone attending the little exhibition
of photoxrflnhs It the RowaytnnFrea
ubrary, it was decided to hold It
mun today. The admission is muse.
dint there in chocolate m1
pale, and it in earnestly oped that
there will be u lamp mince. as the
money made by the laments will
on Mylo; much needed
we: or. canoe. 11‘
W your fflendailt will be One:
WmdmfmnlmSud
Ayer’ s Srmparilia makes the blood rich and pure. 9..
. at.
Pimpies rashéc eczcm .
bolls, headachcmerhousnesg,
debility~these are some oI
Your doctor will tell you how
or 09..
Man.
DARIEN Aun‘ NORO’I‘ON:
at Street’s Cash Grocery.
shortly go to New York to Work.
Principal William C.
visitor in South Norwalk yesterday.
district.
held by Bennie St. John.
Moe, of Norotou, for a few days.
tieu.
A large number of people from this
place went to Noroton yesterday,
occasion being the annual visitors’ day
at the Soldiers’ Home.
The little Slauson boy, who has been
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Wil—
liam White, in Black Rock, has return-
ed to his home in Barton.
The committee in charge of the fair
of the Eagle Hook & Ladder company
is hard at work in an endeavor to
make the affair a big success.
A carioud of lumber from the Elm
City Lumber Company arrived today
for Nathan Finch. it will be used in
the construction of Joseph Hindloy‘s
new house in Hindlcy Park.
Charles Williamson. of this place,
who went to Munusaus with the Com—
pany F boys, from Norwalk. reports
that he had a line time and a number
of pleasant experiences during his stay
in the South.
MIsa Nellie llague is expected in
Duricn in about a month to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Frederick
Chadderton. She will sail fl'om Liver-
pool October 4 on the Aurania, of the
Cunard line.
It was erroneously stated that the
caucus would be held the twenty—sew
enth and twcnty~cighth of this month.
The dates should IIIIVc read the twen-
ty-sixth and twenty~sevcnth. 0n the
twenty-eighth the annual fair of the
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
opens.
Mrs. Raymond Iloyt was taken quite
ill Tuesday afternoon while In East
Norwalk, where she had gone. to attend
the special jubilee services of the Ad-
vcut Christian Church. She was
brought to her home in this place and
Dr. Avery summoned. Mrs. Hoyt is
considerably Improved today.
About twenty members of the Meth-
odist Church of this place enjoyed a
carryail ride to Wilton Monday even-
ing, with the avowed intention of at-
tending the rally held in that place. in
some peculiar manner. however the
(IIiver of the team (onveniently lost
the road and it was 10. 30 before the
mtrry party reached the church just
in time to listen to the closing services
The party arrived home shortly after
midnight and all report a bettil‘ time
than they had auncipated.
W
Eben Owens, of tilts place has found
his satchel which he l‘t'ettntIV lost in
Stamford The find was made by Con-
stable Schlectweg. who turned over
the much desired parcel to Mr. 0w ens
and in turn received the rowald which
the lattcx had Offered—4119 money
which the satchel contained. In this
case it amounted to about $15 so that
the Stamford constable was well 1o-
paid for his trouble in locating the
missing article in the bag Were about
$3. 000 worth of notes that Mr. Owens
was very desirous of getting back.
Mrs. Charles Whittemore, of Denver,
who has been spending the past few
weeks with relatIVes here will return
to the west next Monday. On that day
she will go to Fall River on the steam
e1 Priscilla. meeting her brother. Fred-
erick Birchard, who is wireless oper-
ator on this steamer and from there
she will go to Boston. She will be ac-
companied as far as The Hub by Mrs.
James Blrchard.F10m Boston Mrs.
Whittemore will go to New York city
and at Jersey City, Mrs. Stephen R.
Hoyt, of this place, will bid her hon
voyage on her western homeward trip.
WESTPORT.
q..__
Mrs. George Gregory is visiting in
Stamford.
W. J. Wood, Jr., is attending school
in Stamford.
Min Edna Martin. of Philadelphia,
in visiting here. '
Chester Meeker Is in the employ of
Groceryman Darrow.
Mrs. Margaret Poet, of New York.
is the guest of friends here. '
1 my .,Loune Harrington. or New?
York, is the guest of Mrs. H. B. Brad- ,_
ler.
Mrs. Albert Eli-ks has returned to '
her home in Bridgeport. after an ex-
tended vislt here with relatives.
There is n gratifying improvement
in the condition of 0.1-1. Jennings,
who II I victim of typhoid fever. '-
There is a general“ interest in the ‘
Fred Smith has resigned his position
William Wallace, of Noroton, will
Perry was 11
C. W. Lounsbury was in Hartford
ypstcrday as deiegatc-at—inrgo from this
Hurry Leonard will take the. position
the Newton post office formerly
Harry G. Marat-hulk, of Brooklyn, is
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. William (I.
Clarence Bell and Charles B. Fitch
went to Hartford yesterday as dele-
gates to the Republican state conven-
the
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to attond the meeting and welcome the
grand chancellor There were visitots
also from mitigation and The Nor-
waiks. After the degree work. a sup-
per was served and the balance of the
time, given over to sociability and to
eloquence.
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Off again and numbers as an ad-
dress. leaving her infant-child to the
care pf strangers; that II the story of
the notorious Porter woman. who has
the faculty of doing as she pioneer, the
authorities to the contrary notwith-
standing. The chlld has been adopted
by Norwnlk parties. at the expense.
it is said, of this town,
Funeral services were held over the
remains of Miss lx’ute KIi‘i‘lIflli, who
died at the home of George .IciIifcc,
where she had been ll boarder for
some time. at the Church of th As-
sumption, yesterday morning. Dc-
ceased had a large circle of ac-
quaintances. who were present to pay
their last respects,
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DO
WESTON.
Clinton Hull has returned tron Man-
ussas, Va.
E. 1.. Ilccrs is spending several weeks
in Eastern Massachusetts.
Mrs. Pctcr Perry has spent a week
with relatives in Bridgeport,
Miss Anita Dunks returned on Tues-
day, from a visit in Norwaik,
Miss Annie. Ludford. of Ridgeiloid.
spent Sunday at her home here.
The town fathers made an inspection
tour of the roads hero on Monday.
Il‘t'llt‘ and Agnes lionueiiy left town
011 Monday to attend school in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Blakeman, of Bridge.-
port, have been guests of Mrs, M. E.
Sutton.
Mrs. V. (iodircy has purchased a
handsome sorrel horse of H. L. Wat-
crbury.
Contractors Wymun (iv Canticld have
finished painting the residence of Eb-
enezer Fitch.
Mr; and Mrs. Ilawlcy Williams, of
Ridgoilcid, have spent a weed! with
Mrs. John Williams.
Mrs. F, I’. Morehousc is enjoying a
No weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs.
E. L. l-‘ostcr, in Springfield, Mass.
Rev. J. L. Shivlcy is driving 11 hand-
some black roadster and 1'11i1ber»tirml
runabout. 'l'lic turnout is of \‘I‘I'y mu-
tcriul assistance In making pastoral
calls and its merits doubtless appre-
ciated by the reverend gentleman.
Fairlicid County Pomona Grunge. No.
9, was entertained by Norticld Grange
yesterday. There was an initiation of
candidates at the morning session? a
line dinner at noon, followed by an
enjoyable leciurer’s program from "
1.
until 4. in charge of the Pomona lec-
turer, Mrs. Lloyd Godfrey, of this
place.
WHAT IS LIFEf
In the last analysis nobody knows,
but we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results irregular living menus
derangement ol' the means. Insulting
in Constipation. Headatho or Livci
trouble. Dr. King‘s New Life Pills
quickly rc-adiusts this, it's gentle. yet
thorough. Only 250 at F. ii. Baxter's
Drug Store~ "
48 ATWOOD CASES FRIDAY.
Likely.to.“‘Mon0poiize Time of Court
of Commoa Pleas.
D. P1 eston Atwood will monopolize
the court of common pleas shmt cal-
endar. Friday. forty eight of his cases
being down for disposal before Judge
Howard J. Curtis. Of these, 12 are
down for a hearing on motion for fur-
ther bonds for prosecution. In 34
cases judgment is asked for want of
answer and one case is on plea to
jurisdiction. The cases fellow:
Motion for'further bonds for prose-
cution, D. Preston Atwood vs. James
Longworth, Wakeman B, Meeker.
Charles E. Only, Linus H. Hall. Lin-
us L. Haii. Minne A. Thieson. James
L. Coffee, Harriet '1‘. Barber, Geo. W.
Hamilton. Frank T Maplcs. Wm. D.
Nolan and Welcome A. Smith.
On judgment for want of answer.
D Preston Atwood vs Edwin Adams.“
John W. Duke, Herbert I Dunn, Al-
bert 1... Hedge, Frederick St. John
Lockwood HenryJi. White. Herbert
A. Williams. Chlflomlfimith. Kas-
par Zoeilinger. Franklin B. Gregory.
WlnfloIdL'fIS .Hanlm‘d. Sarah M. Olm
stead. can; Smith, Hanford S.
Weed... Williams Frederick G.
Dean, Walter J. Kellogg. Robt. D.
Pierce, John C. Richmond, Myrtle. E.
Bachman. George R. Bailey, Correll A.
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llcnrictta L, Sterzci and Robert E.
Stevens.
wood vs. William E. Mead.
Other cases that. are drawn
hearing on Friday short calendar are:
man. motion for
ttou:
Wheeler,
swcr;
Norwalk. judgment for
swer;
motion for special bail;
Judgment for want
the
of defense or judgment; it,
vs. .Ioscph liounoil,
for judgment for failure
with order for answer;
man vs. Samuel Kain. judgment.
want of answer; Laura. A.
ecuti‘ix. eta.
al. plaintiffs motion for appointment
of appraisers: Edward M. .Iiltlison vs
The Episcopal Society of Trinity
Church, motion of garnisheo
M,
III
1th Seaman vs. It‘re'd.
judgment for want of answer;
or. E. Illackmau vs. William P,
judgement for want of answer;
.lacobwitz vs, Simon Seltzer:
ment for want of answer;
Benjamin vs, Wm. B. Johnson.
closure of defense or foreclosure;
seph llci’oneo ct ux vs. Frank Lo-
‘swcr; John C. Chamberlain vs. Fred-
erick Nail White, motion for
meat; Oscoru S .i’lait vs. Doricui Man-
ufacturin Co. motion for judgment:
lsador nulkueu Vs. Seymour E.
Plumb. motion for bonds for prosecu-
tion. Mary E, I‘II‘WIII. vs. llotncr F.
Chest-
Kirk.
Frank
dis-
answer at at. Judgment for
Catherine Kcating or at, Judgment for
want of answer.
CURED 0F LAME BACK AFTER 15
YEARS OF SUFFERING.
“i had been troubled with lame back
for fifteen years and I lound a com-
plcic recovery in the. use of Chamber-
lain‘s l‘aiu Balm, "says John G. Bish-
cr. Giliam. ind. This linimcut is also
without an equal for sprains and bruis-
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Corpot atlon, Clifford Pharmacy ,
Pierce“: Bridgt Phaxmacy, Zeltfuss
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect August 7th, 1904.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—12:59x. 52241:, 5:50x, 15:00:.
0:17, 6:52, 7:02, 7:46. 8:18x, 8:45,
9361,9233. 10:51x, 11:35.
P. M.——]2:55x, 2:55x. 3:00, 3:45
7:07;,
42471:, 5:40. 5:551. 40:5511,
7: 25, 7. 55x, 9: 55x, 10:2
Saturdays in addition to above.
3: 30 p. In.
SUNDAYB.
A. Jar-12:59:. 5:24x, 5150:, 8:56.
9: 42x.
P. M.:-—2 47x, 2: 55x. 5: 140. 5. 55:, ’l: 20,
7. 55:, 8: 20x. 9: 56:, 10:1
_.__,.-
NORWALK.
A. ILL—12:00:. 5:00. 8:00, 7:50,
8:001, 8:40x, 9:15x, 10:02x, 10:04.
11.10011. 11:02.
P. M.——12:02. 1:.12 2:.00 2: 55. 3. 291.
4: 02x, 4: 061:, 4: 32x. 5: 01!, 5:04, 5' 28,
6: 0011. 6: 02. 8: 00:, 9: 00:, 9: 30,
11:00:.
Saturdays, in addition to above 1:5:
9. In.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-12:00x, 6:00. 7:30. 10:02:.
P. M.—-5:02, 6:00, 8:001, 11:00:.
.———.
NEW HAVEN;
A. M.:-12 11!. 1: 18, 1:561, 6.18,
7: 42. 9: 08!. 9: 4.2. 11:03x,11:38.
P. M.:—-12 02,1:12,3:02x,4:15 5: 25
6: 01:, 6: 80. 7: 051, 9. 05!, 10: 012.11: 15
DRIDOEPORT IN ADDITION TO
ABOVE.
'1’, 1‘.-3:47, 5:03, 7:38.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.‘-—13:1IX. 21:18:. 1:55: 7:,“
9:10, 11: 03:.
4%,? M.—0:40, 7:05;,9:05x.
IOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
LX—G:33,:9.45. 194.11.
BIL—1:30, “381.5:,:08548,7;1IJ.E
.q—nn-
DANDURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. I.
'4
7:38, 8:111,
11:45.: ,
. 1’,
Blackmar, Edward W. Curler, Mary J,
C t A il l) t‘atiiu S i 1‘ MORE
arer, r 1111' . .. . ..amne 1..
Crossmon. Sarah E. Calvin, Ernest CONVENIENT.
Plea for jurisdiction. I). Preston At-
for
Frank .1. liouser vs. l‘rank Ii. llell-
bonds for pl'tflt’t'll'
Sarah A_ Raymond vs, Agnes A.
of an-
Wiiiiam Ilyan of ex vs. City of
want. of un~
Maggie Kisch vs. Steve Fektrll.
N. Y.
Belting tei’acking (31).. vs, the l-Iousu-
tonic. River Trap Rock (30., disclosure
Judson
plaintiffs motion
comply
David it. Nor-
for
I-‘ci'ry, ex-
vs., Augustus A. Ferry ct
for al-
Iowuuce and taxation of costs; Mich-
Schachmuuiiz.
judg-
i'yrus M.
.Io-
judg-
lluckman ct. ai. judgment for want of
want of
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45 Railroad Ave... South Norwlik.
Telephone 373—2. -.- ., ,t,
F E. LOCKWOOD 8 CO...
39 Wall St. Norwalk. ,
an factory agents for the following
automobiles} . ' .
OLDSMOBILE. all 80103..
The WHITE. . ,
FRANKLIN.
LOCOMOBILE.
Will demonstrat. any of the above
machines to interested partlu.
Headq uartero for
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIED AND R
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nor WATER assume
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NEW YORK.
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