Mr... Willis m G. 1.060qu N leave today toi- at. Louis to attend to World's Fair , The regular Weekly prayer meeting will be held this evening at the East Al’enue Methodist Church. W A. meeting of tho Ugroe Club was held last evening at the home oLMrs. H. N. Taylor in Cove avenue. Howard Benedict has been elected captain of the East Norwalk football team, which is now busy looking for games. Contractor John W. Beatty has so- cured the contract to paint the now factory of the Boone Psppard Company in Chestnut street. Roland Sherwood. who had the mis- fortune to fall and break his arm some days ago, is getting along as nicely as can. be expected undei the circum- stances George B. Betta, formerly clerk at the Bridge Pharmacy has successfully passed his examination, and is now manager of the Lestct Pharmacy, in Bridgeport. \ —— Considciablo progress is being made in the repairs to the whaif of the Ra» dei Company The new planking on the part near the offices and opening shop have almost all been laid. There was a large attendance at the prayer meeting held Tuesday. at the home of Miss Nellie DeLesky. Main street Norwalk. A number of members of the Advent Christian Church from here attended. ‘ ' Miss May LcCount; is confined to her home with an attack of appendi- ritis, She is getting along as nicely as can be expected under the circum— stances, and it is believed that an: operation may be averted. WW Quite ii numbei of people have visit- ed the trench which is being dug for tho water pipes, where human bones were discovered day before yesterday. Many pcoplc seem to be of the opinion that it is an old lndian burying ground. Elmer Scofield has gone to Bridge- port to engage in the oyster business during the rest of the season. He is with William Tobey in his boat. There are it number of East Norwalk boys at present at work on the natural growth oyster beds. With colors set. the new launch “Empress" somewhat belated, arrived in the harbor yesterday from the Obei'lander Launch Works, and was turned over to its owner, A. Cameron, Jr., for whom she was designed and built. The “Empress“ is a particularly handsome craft, equipped 'with Palm- er engines and a comniodious cabin enclosed for cruising purposes. She contains some radical departuies Vin building A pleasant surprise party was given to Miss Victoria. Kosm‘ecki at her home, 46 Van Zundt street, last even- ing. The usual games were played. Dancing was enjoyed, after which a bounteeus collation was served. Those present were: Misses Emily Pierson. Viola LaCroix, Daisy and Bessie Som— ple, Daisy Peck, Lens and Emma Pod- zeJni, Rena Sullivan, Mollie Connollyi' Viola Boyd 1.qu F. Borst, Fanny, Louise and Victoria Kosmeckl; Messrs. William-T. Wilson, Fred and Henry Syring, Robert Blydsnburg, Wiuiam and Thomas Neville William Cowper— thwait, Homer Raymond, Clifford Sherwood, James Chic-man, Otto Pod- soliil, Arthur Johnson, Charles Sec. Ross Madden. The party broke up at midnight, when all the guests departed for their homes. CAs'rSsIA' For Infants and Children. Ilii find You Ilau Alvin: Bought Bears the Signature of ROWAYTON. Frederick Mead and B. A. Griffin, left town this morning for Pennsyl- Haula, where they will spend several ays. . Mrs. w. r. Ambler is drilling the children for special music for the rally day service in the Methodist Sunday school, next Sabbath afternoon at 1. 30 o’clock. pod— Rev. A.-L, Hubbard, of the Roway~ the Volunteer Children' a Home, Dari- . on. on Sunday at 8 and 7 p. in, con- ducted by Cent. 5. Butler and others. All are welcome Warren Qiéacltenbush. and a friend Mr. Green. New York. are stopping here for a few days while on a cruise. Their boat, a large cabin launch is at Hickory Bluff. off the anchorage of the Norwailr Yacht Club. t .4 Carpenter's tools belonging to Geo. V. Wood and William H. Hogan were stolen from‘the Leroy and Weber premises. Noroton Hill, Monday even» ing The men are employed on the place. and left their tools there over night. court for the appointment of admin- istrators on the estate of William Clock. of Carlos. who died in 1876. and of his son. Charles Clock, who died in 1864. The: belated application for ad- ministration is for the purpose of per- fecting the title to certain real estate. A special meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Congre- gational Church was held last Sunday to see whether or not the Society should be disbanded. as interest has been at low ebb for some time and the attendance small. It was voted at the meeting not to disbaud the society. but to reorganize it and try to infuse a little life Into it. Plans “for rallying its forces are now under advl ‘emeut The annual fair of Eagle Hook and Ladder Company was held last night and will continue the remainder of the week in the town hall. As Was firmly believed beforehand would be the case, the fair was a great success and theattciidancc was large so that the town hall was crowded to the door. Dancing was the principal pleasure of the evening and it was thoroughly enjoyed. There were vis- iting firemen present from other towns and cities, quite a number being there from The Norvralks. The. coili- mitten in charge of this affair compris- es Louis Stoorza, chairman; E. John- smi, secretary; N. S. Finch. treasurer; Joseph Strohlc. H. Street, Frank Alex. antler. Chris Thoeicl. W. H. Wilmott. Jr.. John Finch. Special attractions ~ are presented each evening during the affair. A BOY’S WILD RIDE FOR LIFE. With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life. 18 miles. to get Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesvillc, lnd., en- dured death's ogonies from asthma; but this wonderful medicine gave in slant relief and soon cured him. He writes: "I new sleep soundly every night." Like marvelous cares of Con- sumption. Pneumonia, Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its matchless merit for all Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1. 00. Trial bottle free at F H. Baxter' 5 drug store CRANBU RY. ~— T. E. Gregory is sick with grip. Mr. Wemm has purchased a horse and cariiage. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred will soon move to Norwalk. Mrs. Robert Gregory spout Wednes- day with Mrs. Bouton. Silas Sherwood has begun the cel- lar for his new house. Adaughtei' was born to Mr. and Mrs. B.‘Coggswoll last week. Mrs. Robert Gregory visitor] her par- cuts in New York last week. rs. Louisa Barnes is visiting her if tighter, Mrs. Gregory, in No‘rwaik. —-——r- Austin Wilson has gone to Savanna, ustln Wilson has gone to Savannah, business Miss Maude Fosdlck, of Bridgeport, visited over Sunday with Miss Jen- nie Crook. 3 Mrs. George Benton visited Mrs. Charles Buttery Tuesday at Poplar Plains Mrs. John Wellnitz. who is ivisiting her daughter, Mia. Roestcl, nNor- - walk, is stick and confined to her bed. q...— ...... 4...... u. . .m~m- «a Application has been made before , Judge Taylor of the Stamford Probdte' Y 43 i‘ be cured Experr‘p siciaas tell us the to pursue a course In the Theological school. Mrs Esther (layer has returned to her home In Boston, after a visit here with relatives. i...— Rcv. R2‘ J. Thomson, former astor of Greene Farms Church, occup ed Ila pulpit Sunday. U S. Senator Orville Plait and wife, have been the guests here of Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Asclio. Miss Bessie Bigre is pursuing a scientific o'ouiae of studies at the Pratt institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. 3 Miss Both Mouteiih, of Park street. ew Huvoii, is the guest of bar stator. A. H Whitman, this Week. Dr. A. J. Waiicmon and family. who have been abroad :1 year, are expect- ed home the latter part of this week. Dr. Chopin and family have taken their departure from the share (:06 logo where. they have been all summer to their home in Springfield, Mass. The concert. given last night at T0- qui-t Opera House for the benefit of the Library building fund drew a large and appreciative audience. it was one of the most delightful affairs. musically. that has been offered here. There were several artists from Bridgeport, and Mr. Harris is to he toniuiendcd for the excellent offering. Miss E. S. Wooster was particularly charming and effective. Her several soles ware enthusiastically received The inheus Male Quarlcttc was the inost harmonious aggregation in the line that has ever been hoard h‘eic. Miss Ethel Kiiiiber. too well hiiouii Ili‘l‘f‘ to need introduction made Vii dis tinct Iiit A POWER FOR GOOD. The pills that are potent in their action and pleasant in effect are Do- Wlit‘s Little Early Risers. W. S. Phil- pot. of Albany, Ga, says: "During a blllous attack I took-one. Sinai! as if was it did me more good than halo mtT‘I, liluc mass of any other pill i ever took and at the same time the effect was pleasant, Little Early Risers are certainly an ideal pill." Sold by the Clifford Pharmacy. " POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. A NEW IDEA IN MOVING TUNES. The Vitugrapli Company of America (whose photographic operators encircle the globe inking scenes of interest all over the world for use in their exhi» bitlons iliiougliout the country) have just peiftrii- ii a " urn itica' in motion pliotogiaphy uhlih is bound to “NM with immediate success wherever pre- sented. For many years in order to successfully take animated pictures, it was necessary to transport heavy and cumbersome apparatus to the scene of operations; this not alone was an ex pensive operation but it took oinsld eiablo time and a huge lllllTlIlti of operators to silicosaiully maulpuiatc the apparatus, making it llllpl‘tllltilllii.’ to lake Viingraph pictures unless large sums of money Wore: invotvod. AIIi‘l' many years of costly txpoi'iiiicuts. thi- Vitagraph Company have at last l‘li‘l‘v i‘cctod a portable animated photograph— ic plant, and it is their intention to take local Vitugrapli picturt-s in every town and city where the popular \‘itii— graph concerts are being presented. They propose to take moving pictures of the local fire dcpui-tiiioiits making a fire run. scenes in the principal streets. children leaving school, rin- ployecs leaving their work in the fur- torios and any other incidents of ill- tcrcst that may spring up. The Vitu— graph man is now in town taking pic- lures. Ho may. have Vitagraphcd you Ste youiscIVce as others see you. ‘i‘ he ,lot a] pictures together with many oth- er intensely Interesting subjects, will be presented. at Hoyt'a Theatre, Fri- day and Saturday, Oct. '1 and B. RACHEL GOLDSTEIN. Announced at Hoyt's Theatre lilou~ day October 3, A. ll. Woods will pro~ sent Theodore Kramer's sensational melodrama, Rachel Coltistein, or The Struggles of a Poor Girl in, Now York. The scene of this popular play ls laid in and around the city oi: Now \'.-oik. and is from a scenic standpoint one i-ic- controls playing at popular pilcos Her Speciality. Green—wPeckom tells me that iiqu wife is an excellent manager Brown—M’s“. she seems to have the 00p ‘ ‘ - arctic Party Itll‘ii‘. ' join the Republican rabies: ‘ party hereaitci I 67101006 I! blank ap- .7:,:25755x.9:,55k1012 of. the biggest productions A ll Woods . l 8: 00:, 8: 40!. 9:151, 10: 02!, 10. 04, Attorne ening So 0 ‘Is al- legianco to the Democratic party to RV or 99th, 1904. 0' not intend to th Democratic Sc auteur: Dear Joust-«As I remain a member of poiiitment as alternate to the Demo cratic Convention at the Town. In 1900 i did not approve of the cry of imperialism 01 Trusts or the slivci issue, but I still stuck to the ticket for the sake of party regularity. , ‘ My attendance at the Democratic Convention at St Louis and Judge Psi-“hers letter of acceptance do not increase :by admiration for the party, and i do not propose to atultify myself ineiely for the sake of party regular ty. The Republican platform and candl- dates me‘ot mi approval; I shall sup port. them, and i see no incentive for any young man to maximum the Dem- ocratic party. Very truly yours, LEO DAVIS. To John Keogh, Esq.. South Norivalk, Conn. W BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. Has World-wide fame for marvellous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lo- tion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns Rolls. Somalia Felons. Ulcers, Tetter. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Chap pod Hands. Skin Eruptions; infallible for Piles, Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at. 5‘. H. Baxtoi-s. Drugglst. H * INC‘ENDIARY. BLAZE WAS Barn of Mrs. AnnieLBurdotte, South. port, Destroyed. A large. barn belonging to Mrs Au nie Burdctiwe locatdtl oh the llosiou tuinpike. in Sonihgiorti'i‘wus destroyed by the. last. night, and thiwx oi four tons of buy. the. ropciti of Michael Kelly, oi‘mchman for Judge John '14. Perry, was also ,ilestroyed. Tho lire was first discovered by Dr. J. l.. i-let’ zcl. who soul in an alarm, and the Soutlipori company responded. The. fire had fun much of it hold on the barn and tho oiicrts: of the firemen could do little to save the property. llcsidcu the buy, it is supposed that ii number of chickens perished ‘in the flames. The barn loss is estimated at $300, which is covered by insurance. The origin of the tire is thought to be iii- ceiidiary. CURED OF LAME BACK AFTER 15 YEARS OF SUFFERING. “i had been troubled with lame back for fifteen years and i found a com- pleto recovery in the use of Chamber lain’s I’aiii Balm, "says John G. Bish- or, (lillam, Ind. This linimont is also without an equal for sprains aiid bruis- cs. it is for solo by Stillson Powell Corporation, Clifford Pharmacy Pioice's Bridgt Pharmacy, Zeitfuss Pharmacy. The “Glorious Fourth." In olden times 'twas called The Day we Celebrate. Bul. times have changed. The Day we Mutilate. ~Chic0go Tribune , Arid Yet So Far. “NOW.” remarked the dog, who was engaged in a vain attempt to catch his tail. "now i may tr_'.iily any that i can see my fliiisb"v~llarvord Lam- DOOR. "l‘is now ""H: NEW YORK. new HAVEN a ‘ HARTFORD RAILROAD. m TIME TABLE. In Effect August 7th, 1204. gins—um. Leave sou-m seawaut FOR new YORK. 3 A. 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Saturdays, In addition to above 1: 60 aVi mob fooplo'g oaxrciiah Sixty iii-iii M V—Vw , P- m- w ”d Zinc. ‘0 rise a ween econ an 'i‘h ird are. re. Mimic Gregory who has been V, _ l - ”my 8 1°. 0 . ‘0 ' . _ 3 3 mice. Mr. Hubbard is designated as visiting relatives in Brookl n, South- . , ,, 9'1“? that Spotkins A. Ilse-12: ooxéV III II 0.; 16. V , » . . V 3, , the “Novel Sermon Builder." and iii- ampton and Rivarhoad, 1.. I, tor the: V‘cs‘rdw said the anion EM ”’5' 02-6 '0'2’ 8 0““,- 11, 0°" i 5° 5'9"", Mill! 87"." - forests the children by his methods in (Viola-luring bright and helpful sermons; past two weeks. returned home Sat- 6 .urdayiV LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK I’DNVV ‘3 “life doesn‘t.” replied the vi :tim, am, , .. . new HAVEN With a high long u out no A. his-12. 11k. 1. 16,1; 7: 42, 0:00 :42. 11-0 :08. , , P M.-12.02,11:12, a 024.4. 15. 5: 25. on. 0:00, 7:0 oar-410.012.11 15 ‘I‘ele'pli 0", 147-4. loath Nemlt’u 047i... 1" 50“ 9:1st .2...» VII. in”: . to FIR" 6T» ENORWALK. M - .3: = '." 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