/ 3 W‘ 3 ng Ducting is ‘ ll day at ‘119 Dunbar? Fair. 3 . Cheri s P ' salt and farni iy‘; 6 V Dfinbury Fair. spending the day out of town. Mr. and Mrs. Warden, of St John avenue, are attending the Dunbury Fair today. Arthur Day. who has been oystering oir Bridgeport, was a visitor at his home recently. Mrs. Charles Ii. Aisthorpe is spend in; a few weeks in Peskskill, on- -the Hudson, N Y; Hubert F. Piorcc, of the Bridge Pharmacy, in spending a few days in Boston on business. Richard Bland and Miss Jennie Dar vis are attending the Advent Confer ence in Bridgeport. Mrs E. A Monroe of Boston, has ’ taken up her residence ’with' her daughter, Mrs. Elmore B.- Davidson. The funeral of Mrs. Eugene B. Mob fatt will be held this afternoon at 3: 303 from her late residence, 35 Fort street; ' Mr. andVMrs, Samuel H. Boyd aro the happy parents of a ten-pound ilaughter, born at 5:80 Sunday mom ng.‘ - 3 Wallace Bates and two children spent Sunday with Mr. Batcs‘ parents, MI and Mrs. Challes H Bates, in Bedding. Miss Grace Boughton, of West Red ding, has returned from a short visit with Mr and Mrs Edwin Godfrey of East Norwalk. > . l The East Norwalk Republican Club will hold a meeting tomorrow night at headquarters in Randall’s Hail, out or Osborn avenue and Van Zandt St. The old house on Seaview avenue recently bought by Dr. Franklin (I. Brown is being demolished. Several cottages will be erected on the land. Cari 'Wicke has stripped his lurk racing“ boat and will take it out of. commission in a few days, ,aficr which he will start in the oystering busi- ness Mien Gibbs, the missionary evange- list, from Bristol, Conn., will preach in the Advent Christian Church, East Norwalk, this evening. Miss Gibbs. whose whole heart and soul are in the work, is a very able speakernnd should be heard by all. Bonibastes Furioso is the nickname given to one of the Johns of n deliv- ery wagon on account of his scntorian strenuosity. He makes3his entices in- to pecple s houses like a tornado from the West indies and his exits as it Major do Boots was after him, to the great consternation of the quiet house wife. as the lamp stands the crockery jingles and the door panes clatter for some seconds after Furioso is out of sight. Whether his energy comes from being treated like the doctor treated the bulky horse we are not informed. ‘ A meeting of~the Oiiicial Board of the East Avenue Methodist Church was held last evening at. the church. It transacted considerable routine business and: discussed plans for mak. ing a number of improvements in the « parsonage situated next door to the church. It was voted to make the lili- provements, and the matter was left In the hands of a committee. compris- mg 3. 8. Randall, J. C. Hawkins and James L'Hommodieu. The lmproVs- manta will be of an extensive charac- ter slid the parsonage will be convert- gd Into a thoroughly up-to-date resi- cacti. Caleb Wood 111 one-armed scarred hero or many a as guinary‘ battle over forty years ago Is out again looking as grim and determined as ever, and We are glad to state that his-good arm is as good as ever, while the shoulder of the armless nrm got pretty well «is the ob" Mrs. Bundle and son Harold are 3 ‘ , Freebel . trio Bitters. id’s vi What seems strange to yo both arms ‘is the fact Wold. who glob left one of his On 9909 that while also“ it VtVVangs r Captain and Mrs Peter Decker, re turned last night ‘from their western trip. hey spent a week at thofit Louis position, after an extended tour of nearly all the western states. Mr. and Mrs Frederick W. Decker, of Seavicw avenue. are visiting rela- tives on Talmadsc Hill, BROKE iNTO HIB HOUSE. 5. Le Quinn. of Cavendish, Vt, was robbed of his customary health by in- vasion- of Chronic Coustipation. When Dr King's New Life Pills broke into his house, his trouble was arrested and now he's entirely cured. They' re guaranteed to cure, 2513 at F. H. Bare ter’s Drug Store. ROWAYTON. Lot-...... Mrs. James E. Stevens went to Dan- ‘bury yesterday to attend the fair Mr. and Mrs. sou. Shove have mov- cd from Highland avenue to Danbnry. Captain William IleWaters remains quite ill at the home of his son John DeWaters. ...— Miss Vivian Stevens is attending the Kindergar ten Training School in Bridgeport The Ladies“ Aid Society of the Bap- tist Church met at’ the home of Mrs B, A. Grifiln, yesterday afternoon. The Rowaytcn Flower Club sent to New York during the summer over four thousand five hundred bouquets Mrs Thomas Wilson and daughter Margaret, of Sorlcnto, Maine. are stopping for a few weeks with Mrs. George Wicks Rev. David Taylor, who has been spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. Frank C. BroWn, at the Baptist parsonage, returned to Mount Vernon, yesterday. A joint meeting of the Oiliclal Board and the Building Committee of the Rowayion Baptist Church will be bold tonight at the close of the weekly prayer meeting. Mrs. S. D. Woods prepared a very interesting report of the proceedinzfl of. the Fairileld county association-.11. meeting of which was held last week in Stamford, and read it at the Sun- day evening scrvice, to the pleasure and profit of all present. A very enjoyable and successful so. ciai was held Iast’night. under the auspices of the Epworth League, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills. There was a choice entertainment. games and music, followed by refresh meats. Rev. David Taylor, of Mt. Vernon. is spending a few days at the ilup. tist parsonage. He preached two or cellcnt sermons In the Baptist Church Sunday, though over cighiy years old A solo by Edward ,Brothertou. of Norwalk, Was much enjoyed at the evening service. TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER. Rev. Jun. 8. Cox, of Wake. Ark. writes, ”For 12 years i suffered from Yellow Jaundicc. l consulted a number of physicians. and tried all sorts of medicinesgbut got no relief. Then i be gun the use of Electric Bitters and tool that i am now cured of a disease that had me in its grasp for twelve years." if you want a reliable medicine for Liver and Kidney trouble, stomach disorder or general debility. set Elec- lt's guaranteed by F. H. Only 60c. H”. DARIEN AND NO‘ROTON. Parker a Human Bullock were re cent gents of their parents, Mr. and Mrs onry Bullock. at Rose 'i‘srace. W Baxter. battered up in his ascetic fall. Like Several Dorian people attended t til1 afield, ths3 nerves connected .0 attend» 13y V3 i ghreatening was her in the morning. W Misses Loretta Smith and Liam 3,! of iganiuord. yesterday. whcro Mrs. been visiting for several days. will attend the Dgnbury hair today. The echoes at t election are still heard about the town and there is considerable criticism of it. it is um dorstood that an attempt will be made to hold up the pay of the, moderator, Alfred C Wilson, who, it Is stated, Spent half of election day In New York city. 3 They Warrants have been issued for the arrest of the persons, who several nights ago destroyed the largo sign board owned by McDonald and Mills- paugh, on the hill at the rear of the freight station. The persons were seen to tear the ’sign down and then run away. They will probably be or rested in a day or two. improvemoht are being made by Gophflobbie at his Darien cottage corner of Main street and LeRoy ave. use. The grounds are being terraced on the Main street and LsRoy avenue boundaries by Contractor Michael Haley of Stamford, and Mr. Dauchy is removing the row of tall Norway pines in front oi‘ the house, which are very old landmarks. and are to be used as telegraph poles. Among those arrested for complici~ ty in the fraud charges against oiiiccrs of thc Nonparcii Cork company, of Camden, N. ...i is .lunius H. Stone, who was p1 osidcnt of the company and so- perinteudeni of the works in Bridge port when the plant was In operation there. He lived there for some time and there are many acquaintances and friends who will learn with sun. prise and regret of his arosi with 0th (11 oilicers on the charge of conspiring to defraud the government and pre- judice the administration of the learn boat inspection lawn by putting on the market compressed cork blocks for use in making life prescrvers. in each block of which there was a piece of iron wcighing about half a pound. The making of these are proserver blocks has been carried on by the company for some time, It is understood to bc a fact that. the life preserver blocks, as made by the company from gran- ulated cork bark. compressed and bak- ed, were up to every standard test, ex. oept Weight.- They showed up even better than the average buoyancy. but as the weight of the nrsserveMs rc- qulred to be six pounds of good cork, the company but in small pieces of bar iron to make it up. By the pro- cess under which the blocks were made. the ground cork. made from rough scraps, after being steamed was dumped Into a mould containing six block shapes This was compressed under thicc or (our tons pressure and than a similar mould containing other compressed blocks was laid on top and the whole again compressed and then baked under very high tempera bare. the baking causing the natural resinous gum of the cork particles to exude and form cohesive joints. and enclosed air spaces in the interstices, and thus give the Increased buoyancy. The outcome of the fraud chargr/ will be watched with Interest by Burton and Newton people. .-———.._ WESTPORT. Miss Eva McElwee, is visiting rcla tives in Straiioid. Capt. Thomas Smith, of East Nor- walk. was a visitor here recently. H R. Wakcman has returned new from a visit at his old iconic. Schenec- tadv, N. Y. The October meeting the iiistori cal society is to be held at the real. deuce of A. F Burr. Saugatuck Methodist church prayer meeting was held last night at the res- idencg of Mrs. George Gregory. The Women's Beneflccnt society of the Congregational church Is in selé slon this afternoon-“ the parsonage. , -~t-- The old condition of affairs. town- , suits as h Ispnugh has ‘ The Boston & Albany train will leave New York at 1108.11.31». and will stop ’ :qu he so cents; to Mei-1111111. Berlin. 1 Jim: 3 ,s id as i be nisicdty, that _ continued for Vesta. vi a i‘ in clement been: as but 131 c ya. "Tic ti‘uc. ' If you ovér was DoWitt'a Litie Early Risers for bilidusncss or constipation- and rid the 11 min of all bile without producing unpleasant clients. They do not urine. dishes or weaken, but pleasantly give tone and strength to the tissues and organs of the stomach, liver and bowels. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy. 1 WEST NORWALK. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fillow are visiting at Windsor Locks. Mrs Emma Fuller ‘ls visiting Mrs. Phinney, or Vista. ' Henry Keyser went, yesterday, to the Danbury Fair. V m Mrs. Frank Bates spent Sunday with Virelat'ivcs in New York. Andrew Johnson and family have moved to Summit street, New Canaan. Mrs. Charles Green is spending a few days with her parents in New York I ‘I 4.. Miss Susie Osborn, of Sound Beach, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Henry ,Burtis. . Mr. and Mrs. Winderly, of York have moved into Burtls place. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You 11111111311 311nm Boers the Signature“ Now the Henry I a NEW3 EXPRESS TO NEW YORK. - Concolidated wm Put II: on This Month. There have been so many cunt-j plaints that the train which leaves Boston at 12, noon. over the Boston and Albanyfl. R., and which leaves Springeld at 2: 22 p. 111., Hartford 3 p 111., Berlin 3: 15 p. 111., due in New York at 5: 41 p. in. has been so fre« quently Iatefin arriving at New York that. the following statement was ob ficially malts by the New Haven road management yesterday. “The through travel from Boston to New York on this train, and the local patronage at the various points where the train stops, together with the fast that a heavy dining car In hauled on this train. and an addition al parlor car is run from Springfield to New York have made the train so heavy that Is is beyond the capacity or the only locomotives that can be run until the extensive new bridgeerk, which is now being done over the en tire. system, has been completed. in “order to give the public better service, although it. will involve a large expenditure on the part of the company. the management has dc- cided to put on. until the reconstruc- tion of the bridges is finished, a new. additional express train which will leave Springfield at 3:15 p. m.. or seven minutes ahead of the Boston & Albany train above referred to. This new express train wm have a through parlor car from Springfield 111 New Yok, and will make the same stops as at present made by the Boston a: Albany train, namely: Hartford, Ber- lin. Meriden. New Haven and Bridge. port. and no others. The Boston & Albany train wll continue to leave Springfield at 248 0. 1n. and will stop only at Hartford and New Haven. "The new express train leaving Springfield at 2:15 p. in. will be due in New York at 5: 40 p. m.. and the gauges“) a Albany train will be due at 4 am . _ "The new train will heron entire Iy for the accommodation of the lo cal travel from the cities named, and it Is earnestly honed that such travel will patronlgerthvt train rather than the Boston and Albaily train. as it is desired to divide the travel on the two trains in the hope of getting both trains to New York on their scsdulo limbo * "Returning from New York this express train will leave the city at 4 p. to. stopping at New Ha‘ven. Merl. dun. Berlin and Hartford, and will be due at Springfield about 7:15 p. to. only at New Haven audit Hartford, "all. felt that; Mermaid New York It 4 r. in. nimble train for the travel to those local cities ind it is hoped travel from New York to those cities will utilise 1111111111 i tend of overcrowding tits stun ‘ lbmy i :i‘ "The parlor car fare on the first train train New York his New Haven d’ineiiectual in rec. you know what pill pleasure is. These " ~ ruinous little pills cleanse the liver _ leaving ; bathe do- ,3 that the ‘ lwiIIthI‘s ‘ ti“ ‘ 1' It enables everyone to ranks ice cream in their own home dithivpry little train .1 bio. All the ingr' «11313111.. 111 the pack- 1 age for maturation norm of delicious ice cream. 13% as; 333ksse-it .3 tor 383931;. 3 My lady needs smote. little use. ‘ one: old library as wall for bar toilet ' table as tor the medicine. chest. 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CT. ‘3".I3IIIIIIILIINV _ , WITH, Capital 3100000410 surplus. 5100.600 3030 Not Profits. 360,000.06 Callous accounts of individuals, «111. ufnotursrn, merchants and corporations upon favorable Imus. EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros. JOHN H. KNA P. Vise Pros. JACOB MV. AY'I‘ON. Cashier. DIRECTORI. E. H. Mathewson John H. LIIM John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Joni-h R.'M‘l_rvin Camusmru‘mmlu Christian avian: J. Wallace Marvin Fred. H. Rowan. MW. in. an oun noon or new oooos JUST IN II A LITTLE LARGER rVHAN Ivan rascal. " ‘ WONDERFUL Row LOW you can IUY not soon! Haiti. vou know w: no run Wonk m to: vsuv am nourish. :Wl HAVE TAKEN A GOOD MANV CONTRAOTC FOR HOV-ICE PAINTING AND WILL II GLAD 1'0 RUIMIT FIGURE. FOR YOUR V WORK. V W'R TRY TO CARRY IN ITOOK ' RVIRV'I‘HINO VOU NIIO FOR THE RRCORATIONI OF YOUR HOUR! harm on our. .- .1; .I i... an I” ' 'iV'Vai. tau. 3:. RORWAL ' from speculative dangers-earn 6 per . 9s profit coasts. 3 safe; ,ways subject. its.» _ withdrawabie It. 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