on «i
do r’ch eodl diet , 3°30- lb"
' “WNW! Wheel. Licenses,«
, gag-tied: Avenue. 9 44.50 Test books. ' li‘ox bounty. ,,
‘ ,0 ibner street, 44.80 I " . , W
New’town avenue, , 848.38 ”2,440.00 02.707.21'
_ ubbsll street brook. 74.78 W ; ,
woyton avenue and West BEWEBAOE. AMOUNTS DUE FROM VARIOUS
51,... rue. . 100.10 (30er out. 447930 80 13.11020
New Canaan roAd, 07.75 City Bridgepbrt, - ' 61688
Dry Hill avenue, 8.00 MAX COLLECTOR S OFFICE, Town Darlen Joint Schools, 580 .64,
as this street, 655.65 Silduey Guthrie. Collector, 5 900 00 Town!) But it ry. ' . 260.00 .
"Cit street 101.13 Clerk 60.000 City New Haven. 2.00
Meadow street, 44.35 Stationery. stamps. etc, 154. 00 Town Reading, 2.00
~ West Norwalk avenue, 52.50 Abatements, 957. 51 Towii Stamford. , 2000
Cook street. ‘ 168.60 Knapp estate. 5.05 South Norwalk Savings Bank, 268,10
Wilton road 196.88 Printing, 164.50 Town Westport, 204.52
' Belle Island 18.00 Telephone, 27.02 City south Norwaik. 11.20
Beldeti Kill avenue, 4.50 m City Norwalk. . 48.18
' Filiew street. 8.00 32,506.05 Everett 0 Shipman, 46.00
Maia avenue. 173.50 . ............ Wm. F Benedict. 78.65
East Rocks avenue and TOWN COURT. J. S. Randall. ‘ 17.55
: Shepard street. 285.52 J. R. Taylor, salary. 51,000.00 State Conn Burial Soldiers. 35.00
; 600.00 Weed avenue. 58.00, E. M. Lockwood, salary, 600.00 Town Wilton, 12.50
32.00 Barnum brook. 25.00 John J. Walsh. 291.05 State Conn, 2,388.00
1078.24 Westrort avenue. 1.15070 w. s, Tammany. 500.00 State Conn. Draw. 500.00
935.62 Keeler street. 56.25 Rent. - 00.00
702.76 Glenwood avenue and Clin— Telephone. 53.95 64,426.21
513.93 ton avenue, 00.35 stationery. 10.60 --~—- '.
cross and Poultry, 39435 Silver Mine road. 220.60 Printing, 6.50 TOWN FARM REPORT.
9230 George and William streets, 90.45 Books, 3.50 2 Horses, 3300.00
160.94 Connecticut avenue, . 125.10 Wagons, 300.00
14913 Bull Run road 94.80 $3,026.21 Cows, 200.00
112.00 Soundview ~aveaue, 1,350.00 -—-—--_- Hogs, 180,00
9431 Rowayton avenue. 218.50 TOWN CLERK'I OFFICE. 0x Cart, 25.00
68.30 West and Bouton streets. 67.50 H, R, Smith, Town Clerk 25 Ba. RIB. 16.00
3050 Spring Hill 42.50 and Register, $1,021.70 3 Tons Rye Straw, 60.00
_________ East avengewm t t 733;: Births and deaths, 217.50 300 Bu. gotatloes. 300.00
r _ eacon an 0W 8 ree 8. - Boo e, 75.35 100 Bu. urn pa, 50.00
‘0 Aims House, $5,065 43 Church street, 72-75 Repairs, 41.68 30 Tons Hay,' 600.00
Richards Avenue. 70.75 Safe, 50.00 Garden Truck. 100.00
$200.00 Pollard ,Hlll. 20.50 Telephones. 25.00 Farming Utensils, _i 250.00
200,00 Perry Avenue. 716.52 Land records, 15.00 75 Bu. Corn. 25.00
200.00 JamesStreet, 161.25 —-———~.—— m
75.00 YEW Street, 27.50 i‘l,445.93 32,306.00
40.00 West Norwalk Avenue. 222.00 _ _____
72.00 District No. 1- 2,076.67 TOWN HALL. INVENTORY TOWN PROPERTY.
11.00 District No. 2. 003.78 Rent. $1,200.00 Town Farm. 27 77-100 Acres,
5.75 District 3. 1.577-22 Heating, 383.10 with building and furnish- ’
District 4. 1,106.16 Lighting, 240.90 ing s, 0.515.000 00
$803.75 District 5. 1,899.38 Trucking, 162.00 Children's Home. 1'6 23-100
Miscellaneous. 1,772.40 Repairs, 85.02 Acres. with buildings and
BRIDGES City Norwalk. 46.18 Supplies, 25.77 furnishings, 3,000.00
City South Norwalk. 11.29 Janitor, 330.00 Town House and Grounds, 9,000.00
$000.00 . 231315-78 W Road Roller. 2.00000
05.63 ROAD MONEY, $2,443.40 Furniture in Offices. 4,000.00
529307 City Norwallt. $1,757.40 Crushing plant, 1,500,00
- 32.10 . City South Norwalk, 1.41810, TOWN ATTORNEY. House and Lot. Drawbrldge, 600.00
21. 90 1‘ W Warner & Goldschmidt $211.22 Election Booths, Etc, 300.00
300 , : $3,175.50 John H Light, defending Lockup and Building, Smith
400 Total All Highways, $24,591.28 W. B. Reed, 450.00 Street. 1,600.00
360 Town division, 3.893.213 Four Lots, Rowayton, 800.00
ROAD ROLLER. $148 r —-—— m
_ . Repairs and Supplies, , .60 34,554,“. 337,300.00
venue Bridge 2323? Engineerv 102.87 TOWN Poou.
, 242.68 insurance, 7.50 Groceries, $0,717.32 TOWN‘S INDEBTEDNESS.
10030 ————~--‘- Rents, 5,236.25 Sept. 1. 1004.
65.09 § 4259.02 Board. 2,540.04 4perccnt.1l0nds, $100,000.00
3', 13.86 Transportation, 72.10 305 per cent. Bonds, 300.000.00
in Farm Bridge. 13.04 HOSPITALS W‘ T0“ ““903“ W" 30-0001
Qt Bridge 7.82 No,.walk Hospital Associae I” 514,570.01 Fund, 8,077.09
Street Bridge. 9.25 lion, $1,683.00. interest Notes, 91,500.00
Street Bridge 4‘00 Conn. Hospital for Insane. 3,804.40 TOWNS.
’ 40 00 Westport Sanitarium, 285.00 City Bridgeport, $82.44 $409,577.09
10,00 Bridgeport Hospital. 18229 Town Danbury, 102.00 LESS
‘ Conn. School for Imbcciles, 404.44 Town Newtown, 02.20 Cash on hand lees outstand-
3 918.01 Team Hire, 77.00 Town Nlewi'dglanaan. 95.00 mg orders. 3 134.72
, . .. W own a my. 4.00 Sinking Fund. 36,i77.34
“in! A“ Bridges, 56’9”“ $6,568.74 gown iiiiiitport' 78.01 Due from Tax Collector, 99,184.08
. . -———- own ' on. 05.07 City Bridgeport, 16.88
1m. ggpgyvyt‘utgam‘ , 5,0,, INDEXING APPROPRIATION. ~ - Town Darien Joint Schools. 580.84
ry, a. W Fitch. 50.00 “9'75 36”“ gfwnNDB“}l{‘"¥m 9-30-00
r , cu rie w Bell, 50.00 —‘ . m «'er 6‘" “it“; 2'00
18102:; Janice sSutlierland. 50.00 LOCKUPS. UNDERTAKERS. Town Rcdding, 2.00
it; 01118, 50.50 Norwalk, $439.00 Town Stamford. 20.00
__ Repairs. 349-87 “—- Soulli Norwalk Savings
$250.50 Meals, 04.55 VAN SCOY ESTATE. flank, 238.10
-.-—-— Fuel. 4508 $91.00 Town Westport, 204.52 '
, CHILDREN‘S HOME. Rent. 14.00 Grand Total, 5154.032.44,(‘.Ity South Norwalk, 11.29
Repairs, .- . $15.08 —--—-— City Norwalk. 46.18
E; if N ik $473.50 RECEIPTS 80$??? VARIOUS limit 0 Shipman. 48.00
.011 l 0N"! l ' C .8. Wm F‘ Benedict 73.35
own. ENG‘NEER‘NG $800.47 Rent. 180.00 State highway. 813334 J s Randall 17,55
Meals. 33.66 Almshotiise.L h It ‘ f 871.: "" grate Conn. Burial Soldiers, 35 00
I —-—-———~—-—— )onnec on cap a or own Wilton 12.50
COMM! TATION TAX” 583 00 $213.06 insane 132.50 State Conn. 2,388.00
. Total. 3087-16 Highway 79.90 Suite Conn. Draw. 500.00
COUNTY TAX Telephones 13.00 l _______
, ' ‘2 750.60 MILITARY ENROLLMENT. Town Ridgefleld 170.00 “3932235
m ' .7. w. Greenwood. let on... 3 0000 Town llflrlen. 530.240 Not Debt Sept. 1,1904. $359,054.74
causnna. r. Fltzmorrie. 2nd. Dis, 50.00 Town Wilton. 92.00 Net ochi shin, 1. 1003, 337,728.52
Insurance, ' ' $25.00 W. W. Morrison. 3rd Dis. 2500 ”Wimp. 14.00 W
i .“ ._....... J. W. Greenwood. Writing, 25.00 Text b00k3v 39.03 Increase. 21,926.22
Dogmgg Printing, 6.00 Town H8“. 27400 We. the undersigned, Town Auditors
Cbhurn, M 1)., 3100.00 —-—— W051i“)?t Sanitarium, 144.00 of the Town of Norwalk have exam-
Baldwin, M D 230.00 5166.00 NOTWMR Hospital, 17.00 ined the accounts of the Selectmen for
“Baker , 200.0,, .a... Film Club, 1.00 the year ending August 31. 1004 and
' 110.00 OYSTER GROUND SURVEY l‘own poor, 107.50 ' had the same to be correct,
.__,_____ 3290 35 Roller. 23.75 I.. W. LEONARD,
$670.00 —-—- Stale burials. 70-00 w. s. WILCOX.
M PRINTING, Dogs. 43.56 Auditors of Town Accounts.
km , Does. ' $411.47 ._—_...__ ""
8 “D dogs, $127.00 —-—--
' 37.50 SALARIES. . 7 7:
nd 0 k kill 0 3233 Samuel liynes. lat. Select. ”1750 TREASURERS R“PORT
a no A c . . man, . . 0 1003 T YEAR '5 ,
e. 13.00 W. S, Hanforfl‘ 825.00 P, HE LNDING AUGUST 3181‘. 190‘.
m i’i’ B. lIllayino‘nd, 825.00 ”04 WNW"
, m _ ‘ ‘ i l i
' w , J. A. 13:330. - 13333 Sept. ist, Balance on band, C“ e 2,374.02
._ ELECTIONS~ Wm. A. Curtis. Town Tress. 250.00 RECEIPTS ‘
ins and assistants, 1st 0. N. Smith, Wilfred sodweii, From Salesman. 2,797.21
‘, ' ‘ $530.00 Auditors, 5000 From Sidney Guthrie, Collector of Taxes, List 1902 95,453.21
”0:9 and “Blatant-a. m 3342 05 12.31.“ impure Wm. Wilcox. 50 00 From Sidney Guthrie, Collector of Taxes Lion List 1002 45.27
v“; and patients, M ‘ 9- ___-___ From Sidney Guthrie. Collector of Taxes Lieu List. 1001. 170.02
. 370.00 $3350.00 From Sidney Guthrie. Collector of Taxes. Interest, 694.13
. __._... Ii‘rom Sidney Guthrie. Collector of Polls and Commutation. 1,236.00
113-0” , SELECTMEN'S OFFICE F‘r‘om County Commissioners, 25 267.50
100.75 ,lerk. 5 520.00 From Loans ’
iii-07 . elephones, .. 155.35 , ' 50’000'00
10.50 Stationery and Stamps, 125‘“, Mom Income for Public Schools. 11,662.12 ,
20.00 Rdnfifiouth Norwalk. 63.00 . From income for Evenlnlt Schools, 04.50
1:83 Llfihtinalfnd Heating, South 49 63 From State Connecticut. Corporation Taxes. 5,373.70
2'00 M °{"’ - F‘rom Town Clerk. Dog's Registered. 1 427.30
. pa rs. South Norwalk 44.03 .
Jonitor,S 30“”, Norwalk 30:00 From Sidney Guthrie. Collector of Taxes. List. 1903. 5,000.00
51,645.07 Books, 28.65 From Clerk of Town Court. 2,739.39
. nsursnce, v . ,
6364.25 laundry, , 18:25 $204,647.27
270.00 Incidentals, 10.55 DISBURSEMENTB
’32:: - $1 074 07 Selectmcns orders paid (out standing Sept. 1st 1003), 3 572.53
100.45 ( W ,. . {_ ‘ Bolectmens orderli paid Sept. list. 1000 to Sept. 1st 1004, 150,448.57
,, 88.00 . sermon worsens. Not" villi» , 27.50000
74218 Armin-C Wheeler; secretory, 5100 00 Interest. ., 17,020.30
11%;“ mhggfia, ,Whtlvlgl'. visitor. 133.33 Corporation Taxes peld. . , 2,534,597!
,, 76.7 A..nlsuchard. visitor. .. . .5200 w“ 3' Tm” M~ 17.170001 00°95 320.13
25.4 a. launchers. secretary, ‘ "5.00 Fife In'vocloo 5.00
washing- mm 10.00 Town Court orders 0010,1455 93
13:36 statidnery had studios. 6.00, Credit‘lSinki‘ng Fund. 1.000 00
. 500 . m spam on sand sent. to. 1004
‘ 8366.00 i
6-50 ‘ w
60001-100108
as th Ncrwttik Union .4 . .
£31001 eriut : 822,068.50
trial 9,160.81
So , ,
-— pointed by the selectmen,
May 80. Interest to Oct 1,1906 on O
Aug. 31 In Cosh paid into Town T
‘ l
i
We the undersigned. Auditors of
we have examined the closeout! of W
Term of Norwalk, for the veer cndin
sect.
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i.
I \ .2): L‘ 9c,
w 5 "love :nwi~'.
«with . -_.. ._ . . l
NOTICE.
filial Team Meeting
a lab tants, legal voters, of the
ivn of rwslk are hereby notified
and wa'l‘uiid that a special town meet-
ing will he held in the Town Hall. on
Wall street. Saturday, October let,
1904. at e lit o'clock in the evening,
for the f owing purposes, to-wlt
1. To hear the annual reports of
the officers, and take. actioa‘thercon.
2. To consider and. if deemed advis-
able, take Action on a petition of
taxpayers of "Bell Island" and “Pine
Point” in matter of the present wood-
en bridge at said “Bell Island”, and
if the meeting so decide, to authorize
the replacing of the present wooden
bridge with a stone arch brid c, and
to make necessary appropiiations for
the said work. .
3. To grant permission, if deemed
advisable, for the property owners on
East avenue and Rowan street to‘con-
nect their premises with the town sew
er in East avenue. provided that the
work be done without any expense or
cost to the town.
4. To accept as public highways, If
deemed advisable, any or all of the fol-
lowing named streets. to-witz-
(a) Sincum street. Herbert street,
Morris street. Davis street and Milli
cr avenue, all as shown on a map on
file in the Town Clerk‘s office and en.-
titled “Map of Property commonly
known as the Fair Grounds. at Nor-
walk. Co a"
(b) elwell street. at Crunbury‘.
so called. being about 300 yardI' in
length and running in a Westerly di-
rection from Grumman avenue. and,
(c) Edlie avenue. at East Norwalk.
5. To authorize the town, if deemed
advisable, to take such action relative
to the building of a high school as the
meeting may deem proper, or to ap-
point a committee to investigate the
matter of building such school and
report at soc future meeting,
Dated at Norwalk. this 26th day of
September. 1904.
SAMUEL LYNES.
W. S. HANFORD.
J. B. RAYMOND.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
Annual 13?.“ Meeting
The inhabitants, legal voters, of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that the Annual Town
meeting of said town will be held on
the, first Monday of October, 1004, for
the following purposts, to-wlt:
1. To elect by ballot all of the
town officers except town clerk and
town treasurer and excepting such of-
ficers us the law provides may be an.
and '
2. To determine by ballot whether
any person shall be licensed to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors in
said town. All these in favor of granh
tog such license shall give in a ballot
with the words “License. Yes" printed
or written thereon, and all those op-
pOsed shall give in a ballot with the
words “License, No" printed or writ-
ten thereon.
The polls will be open for said pur-
poses from 6 o'clock in the forenoon
until 5 o’clock in tho afternon. at the
Town Hall. so called. for first voting
district: at the Putnam Hose House.
on Franklin street. Smith Norwalk. for
the second voting district; and at Ran-
dall 0 Block. on Van Zandt street, Esst
Nprwalk, for the third voting district.
Dated of. Norwalk, this 27th day of
September. 1904.
SAMUEL LYNES.
W. S. HANFORI).
J. B RAYMOND.
Selectmen of the Town of Norw’slkf.
52 t
NEW QTVLES 0P CLOTH FOR
SUITS AND OOkTS FOR
THE GOMING FALL.
Also fashion plates.'iatest styles.
Now is the‘time to have your furs
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less than
later
Everything at lowest prices
feet fit guaranteed.
Ready- to- -wcar. Clothes. Skirts.
Wants. Coats. Alterations Free.
S. FOX,
rue unrest rAiLou.
. Nerwslk. Coup.
Per-
f‘i
'l Auditors of Town Accounts.
, Ilddress.
_. Backus. of Westport.
‘ . the answer of the come
bankrupt. ,
v George A. Keil
. inmmy“ i, .,,‘
rders Nos.'1,,to
reasury,
Nerwalk. Conn. Sept. 1004.
Town Accounts. do hereby certify that
llllam A. Curtis. Treasurer of the
3 August 31,1004. and find them cor-
I
LOUIS W. LEONARD,
WM, S, WILCOX.
COUNTY BAPTISTS.
in Session at Stamford-Rsv. E. E.
Loux Proachsd.
STAMFORD. Conn., Sept. 29.—-Bap
tist ministers and lay delegates from
denominational churches of Falrtield
county gathered here yesterday in at
tendance upon the 00th session of the
Baptist association of the county. The
morning devotions‘were led by'Rev.
F, C. Brown. followed by the annual
sermon by Rev. E. E. Loux, of Bridge-
port. Durlng the afternoon there were
addresses on various topics by clerical
members of the association and the
reading of fraternal letters from other
Baptist. bodies.
....._._._... .
FEARFUL ODDS AGAINWNM.
Bedriddcn. alone and dost issues.
in brief was the condition ofll‘and Id
sodiler by name of J. .I. Havens. e‘r-
sailles, O. For years he was troubled
with Kidney disease and neither doc-
tors nor medicines gave him relief. At
length he tripd Electric Bitters. It put
hlin on his feet in short order and
now he testifies “Im on the road to
complete recovery ” Best on earth for
Liver and Kidney troubles and all
forms of Stomach and Bowel Com-
plaints. Only 500. Guaranteed by F.
H. Baxter. Drugglst, '
INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE SO
ClETY
' HARTFORD, Sent, 20.——The annual
convention of theflonnecticut branch
of the International Sunshine Society
was opened in Jewell Hall yesterday.
Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden, the
founder of the society, was among
those present and she made a short
The morning session was (18‘
voted to the transaction of business.
Mrs. Joseph J. Andrews. of New Ha—
ven, submitted her report. which
allowed that the Connecticut Society
now had a membership of sixteen
thousand. with 97 branches, an in-
crease, of nineteen over 1903. Reports
were also submitted and read by the
other officers of the society. After the
afternoon session Mayor Henney ad-
dressed the delegates and welcomed
them to the city. the freedom of which.
he said. was theirs. Mrs, Alden also
spoke. Mrs. H. I, Wallace, of Waiting.
ford, unselected chairman of the ex-
ecutive board to succeed Mrs. Jabez
resigned. The
afternoon session was called to order
at. 2 o‘clock. Mrs..I(atc Mcrriman rend-
ered a piano solo. after which Mayor
William F. Iicnuey was introduced and
delivered an address of welcome. Ad-
dresses were. also made by Mrs. Chas.
w. Pickett. of New Haven: Mrs. Cyn-
thia W. Aldon and Miss Mabel Belt-her
A reception followed.
CURED OF BRIGHT’S DlBEABE.
Geo, A. Sherman. Lisbon Red Mills.
Lawrence (10., N. Y., writes: "I had
kidney disease for many years and
had been treated by physicians for
twelve years: had taken a well known
kidney medicine and other remedies
that wore recommended but got no
relief until I began taking Foley's Kid-
ney Cure I had to make water about
every fifteen minutes. day and night.
and passed a brick~dust substance. and
sometimes a slimy substance. I be-
lieve i would have died if I had not
taken Foley's Kidney Care." For sale
at Plaisted's drug store. "
NEW HAVEN gmURCH DEDICA-
Ti .
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 20.~Clergy of
all denominations were present at the
dodicatory exercises held here yester-
day in honor of the new house of wor-
ship of the first Baptist Society, which
has recently been completed. Address
on were made by the Rev. Michael
Duly. pastor of St. Joseph’s R, C.
Church. Rev. David Levy, of Orange
Street Temple, and Rev William Gif-
fln, pastor of the Epworth M. E.
Church.
cuuso A cemuaos or CHOLERA
monsus AND savso His LIFE.
n
Army encampment at Washington City
taken with cholera morbus and was in
a critical condition? says Mr J. E
Houghlund. of Eldon,.fowa. "I gave
him Chamberlain’ s Colic, Cholera and
his life. I have been engaged for ten
years in immigration work and con-
ducted many parties to the south and
west. I always carry this remedy and
have used it successfully on many or»
casinos No person traveling or at
home should be without this remedy. "
For-sale by Stillecn Powell Corners»
tlon. Clifford Pharmacy.
, BANKRUPTCY 0F BREWING O0.
of the John Zunner Health Beer Corn-
neny of New Britain, alleged
_ its secretary
wast withdra
the cred to‘rs.
court and th
GIVEN UP TO 4mg .1,
“While returning from the Grand ,
in 1892. a comrade from Eight, fit, was A
Diarrhoea Remedy and believe saved '
Pierce‘s.
Bridge Pharmacih Zeitfuss Pharmacy.
HARTFORD, 8010.. 29.~'—-In the ease '4
3 Business Accumulating for Civil Bide
or superior Quin-t In October
Business is accumulating for the
coming term of the superior couit.
civil side, which comes in October 18.
A large number of suits have been
filed within this past two weeks.
Edith Mair Elwood asks for a di-
vorce from William Elwood, of Bridge-
port, on the grounds of infidelity. She
also risks to hove her name changed
to Edith May D' “men. The couple.
were married in 1800. ~
Alfred Harris suite 1
from Sarah R Burrito
on the grounds of l fidelity. The con-
ole were married i ecember. 1891.
The plaintiff also _ the custody of
two minor childr '
AnhaM; Shippe, “Bridgeport, asks
for a divorce from Alfred 8 Silicon,
on the? grounds ‘of intolerable cruelty.
She iii asks a change of name to An-
na M‘. eck. The couple were married
in December 1902
Catherine Gaffney. of Rye, brings
an action against Henry F. Weigand
and Annie Weigand. of Greenwich, and
John F. Beats. of Philadelphia, for
judgment and forecloaure. The plain-
tiff, the allegation in the papers
state. loaned the defendant Welgands
a divorce
$1,000, This happened in December,
1898. The defendants secured the
note on mortgage on property in
Greenwich, in which they had on in-
terest. Since. George Weigand, of
Greenwich, died leaving all the prop.
ety to Annie Weigand. John F. Beuiz
claimed to have a mortgage of $3, 500.
The plaintiff claims it was issued after
her mortgage note and seeks judg-
ment and foreclosure.
A suit that promises to prove In—
terestlug is that of Thomas Wilson. of
Greenwich. against Charles Plcgsley,
of the same place. for $1,000 damages.
The plaintiff claims to have been
brutally assaulted by the defendant.
July 4 last. He said that he was heat
about the head. knocked down, bruis-
' ed about the body so painfully as to
incapacitate him for work for three
weeks He states further in the com
plaint that at the time of the aesauli;
he was employed at Abundroth Bros.’
foundry, Portchester Receiving $18
a week. He wants the defendant to
pay him for the lost time and also 330
state, loaned the defendant Welgands.
for medicine he was obliged to DUI“
chase during the time he was laid up
at his home by the bruises administer-
ed on him by the defendant.
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.
Foley & Co.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a threat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute altered as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. It is
mildly laxative. It contains no op-
iates and is safest for children and
delicate persons. For sale at hois—
ter's drug store. ”
TROTTING AND HORSE SHOW.
The finest exhibition of speedy trot-
ters and paccrs to be seen in this vi-
cinity this fall. will be given in the
horse races at the Danbury Fair. Tho
fair will begin on Monday. Oct. 3, and
will continue the rest of the week. The
racing will begin Wednesday and will
continue for four days. The racing
piogrammc is as follows:
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5.
2:20 Class——-Pacing ....... Purse. $300
2230 Class—Trotting ...... Purse, $300
THURSDAY, OCT. 0.
2:15 Class-Pucing. . . . Purse, $1.000
2:17 Class~Pacing ........ Purse. $300
2:19 Class—«Trotting ...... Purse, 5300
FRIDAY, OCT. 7.
2:17 Class—«Pacing ....... Purse, $300
2:23 Class—Pacing ........ Purse, 5300
2:25 Class—Trotting. . ...Purse, $1,000
SATURDAY. OCT. 8.
2:30 Clase~Pacing ....... Purse. $300
2' 27 Class—Trotting ...... Puisc. $300
Lovers of fine bred horse flesh will
also find much to admire in the Horse
Show, which is a blr.r iind giowinr,r fea-
ture of the fair. This will begin Tucs-
day and continue the next. day. The
classes include standard brcd horses,
roadstors, coaching stallions, heavy
harness horses, ladlcs’ horses, saddle
horses, ponies, family horses and new
standard houses
sour -_
Stomach
, No appetite. less of strength.
”Mamas, headache. scintillation.
bed 5min. general stability. sour flow
lap. and calmh of the stomach In
Ill due to indigestion. K060i cum
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