111.1111 Mrs. Edward Robertson. or
Danbury Fair.
W, .
Mr. and Mrs John F“. Griffin, din
Gregory Bouie‘tard. were at the Dan-
bury Fair yesterday, 2
Mrs. Horace Keyworth. or fire cry
Boulevard, spent yesterday in an-
. bury and at the Fair.
William Reed. of the firm of Lock.
,wood it. Company, was a visitor at the.
Dunbury Fair yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cromwell. of
Washington street, took in the sights
at the Danbury Fair. yesterday,
WM. and Mrs. Burr Gregory. ot
lngton street bridge, returned
lwusjt night from a trip to the Danbury
Fa r.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brenden oi'
Belts Place; ii Mi‘dsiEdith Sanford.
of Washingto s‘,treet have, returned
from a visit in New York.
Mrs. William H. Verity, ot .Keyser
avenue. returned to her .home yester-
day, after spending the sum or in“
West Nerwalk for the bench of her
health. 2 ‘- '
it the party who found the silver
coin and has not spent it’, or can lay
his hand on it bearing the date 1827 ,
he will be awiully thanked and get
a tip into the bargain it it is returned
to Henry Wood’s shoe shop, where
Mr. Twist will be watlng anxiously to
claim it The old gentleman has had
it a great many years and values it
for its anti.4duity
CASTOR‘lA
For Infants and Children.
1111 Kind, You 11111 11111114 B11111
ROWAYT‘ON.
William T. Raymond spent yester-
day at the Danbury Fair.-
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lockwood
were at the Danbury Fair yesterday.
A mistake was made recently in re
tuning to the shipment of flowers
from here during the summer The
number of bouquets should have rend
15.500 instead of 4,500. Two largeed
boxes of jelly were sent yesterday for
consumption or the prior or New York.
W
TESTiMONY OF A MINISTER.
Rewwno. 8.0011. 011 Wake Ark,
writes, “For 12 years I suffered from
Yellow Jaundice I consulted a number
or physicians. and tried all sorts of
medicines, but got no rellel. Then i be
an the use 01 Electric Bitters and feel
that i am now cured of a disease that
had me in its grasp for twelve years. "
It you want a reliable medicine for
Liver and Kidney trouble stomach
disorder or general dehility, get Elec-
tric Bitters. it's guaranteed by F. 11.
Baxter. Only 501:: n
‘gootl whiskey?
any section of this country?
leries 1n the world
DO YOU KN NOW
distiller in the world
NOW that
moi strength. richn
"enormous profits 01
Butts Place, spent yesterday at the 444
or on ‘1‘
null. M Valentine.
nMiss Harriet Tuthlil spent44 two
this weekusvith‘ Mrs. ‘hDhti '
Miss Helen Mules Jeli e is attend
1111; school in Glenbrook this fall
Miss Ella Bates is viiting her cous-
ins the Misses Fleet, in New York.
Charles H. Seal was one at»,
Sunrists leaving or Nassau.
av
Miss Clara Belle Waterbury has
been very 111 With malaria, the past
.week.
James C. Po‘oley has been visiting
,ednes~
, Stephen Hall in New Hampshire, this
week.
Misses Helen Waterbury, Jessie St.
John and Maud Van Dine were in Non
walk. Wednesday.
The f1 nine of the second house being
erected by. Mr right on Cedar street
will! t is
Mild:ll lilting; gs has
Broth “her visit‘ 9rth Mrsf
Mother in West Norwalk.
Miss Jennie Scoileld and Mrs. J. M.
Carroll, 01? New Haven, will spend the
Bvinter in California.
Mrs. George 13. Edwards has 1"e11un:
“ returned
William
journ in the Catskills
Stanley C. Whitney and Ellis Jones
returned from the St Louis Eposi—
tio'n. Wednesday night.‘
.Little Serepta Rotor has been visito
1113 her grandfather James Hindiey.
during her mother's illness.
Mrs, Stephen Hoyt, Mrs. Benjamin
St. John and Mrs W111 Ballnld' visited
the Dahbury Fah Th111sda1
“Nathaniel Weed' and daughter Miss
Belle.“
It. must R. Wood's. Brookslde ‘
Daniel Slauson. of LeRoy avenue. ,
Mrs. Merlin .i Watertguty left Wed—
‘ nesrlhy afternoon. for a week a stay at
Lake Kitchewan, going by automobile
Mrs. Clark Styles left for her home
in New York, Monday after an extendo
ed visit with her aunt Mrs Nathan
Dauchy.
Mrs. Butler of Cos Cob and Mrs.
Charles Brown of Jersey City. called
on Miss Myra .1. Davis at Codmwild.
Mondav.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clock leave
Saturday for a few days' visit with
Mr. and Mrs. E. E.‘Clock and family.
of New Coventry.
Mr. and Mrs. Chance Weber
family are moving to Stamford
week.
ed.Capt Hobby‘s house is to be palnb
the veranda enlarged and under
the supervision of the landscape gnrd.
ener. the grounds will be improved.
Mr. and him-Wilbur Reed will oc~
copy the apartments in Miss Jennie
Scodeid's house this winter.
Madame Dolbeer returned Tuesday
to her Brooklyn home after a visit or
three weeks with her brothers family
Richard' 8 Frost her niece. Mrs. F‘lem
ins. and Mrs Jennie Sharer. 01 Row
ayton.
Rev J. L. Guernsey‘was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. William Ward. Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Weed will return with him
Friday to visit his family in Greene,
Lancaster County. Pennsylvania.
and
this
we so iy re alarl with
ad lndueggal beginesfsnd pro sartorial men in this country?
OWthst there not vs 0 le 11! o, with
11111;; else? ; 3‘ ‘7‘” P h
Mrs. Mary Jane Stevens, widow of
DO. YOU KNOW that choice grain and pure water are the two essential:
DO YGU NEW that Government statistics rovc 111111... Miami Valley. in the very
heart 111411111911 our distillery is located. produces t e best grain and has the purest Water of
DO YOU KNOW that we have one of the largest and most completely equipped distil-
DO YOU KNOW that we have had over 37 yeara' experience in distilling good whiskey?
D0 Y0l3 KNOW that We have a capital 01350030030. paidin 11111?
11111 we have more whiskey in our bonded warehouses than any other
' then-11 more ”VIII HIM! said than any other brand of
mm nearly half a million
1.1111111.» a "- :2.
VIII
Willi assuring ye
M ' i,
it made ycttenlay
eye “hi! oothis
(1M 8
a golf.
‘e‘d to Darlen, after an enjoyable so"
, Hempstead, l. l. 1119 visiting
1"! 11101120 Stevens of New Haven.»
in the guest_oi' her sister in law. Mrs ‘
goes direct iromfour distillery to you. with
John H fltcveua, died Thread
1118 at her home Stony Brno
The Mogul Wps 1 id
will... ‘
. . R a
cenfiieryl Mrs. Steven
of Mrs. usury Bullock.
Last in k the Helm
War 200 cars old. was
live. it was opposite the
trict school in New lien
11an by‘r John A. Hoitn ,
brook. The family which had been
mer had just moved out.
large double house.
M111 John R. ninety, 01', Moutr'iuii'.
N. .i. sister of Matthew Cullen of Da-
rien has presented the Dorian Lib
rarf‘.r with the following volumes; Sun-
beam Pastoral. H A liev.;1rs Twenty
Yeals After. A. Dumas; The Market
Place. H. Frederick! The Golden
Shaft, C Gibbon, A Knight of the
Nineteenth Century. H; Clark; When
the Band a4Was Young, P Roe: Man
Willi aMemory. W ‘11..S 4111111;
gripe thurwellpw 11F £2.11”? 8th
Miller. bios. Victor Huéo. . Hooter oi.’
SeVeu Gables Hawthorne; Ontre Mei,
Longfellow; Miss Toosey’ Mission .1.
Vila Blake: 01111.1. MoLaWs1‘ Robin,
Louisa Parr! The Green Mountain
Weymau; The Happy Prince, 0 Wild:
Two Gentlemen of Kentucky. .1 L. .«I‘ll
ion; Margaret W111~1".ene1 A Brown;
No Gentleman, C 1.. Bu‘rnham;
‘ O’Ruddy. Crane and Barr; The Lion.
tenant Governor, G. W. Carry): 110d-
ney Stone A C. Doyle; A Face 11111111
ined E. P Roe; What Can She Do? 13.
HinaWii'e. M. Cocky; Robin Fo'i',ty~Five
W. I). Howells; The Lundlotd at
Lion's Bleed, \V. 1111101119111, butters
from, a Sell Made Merchant} to His
$011 G.~li. inrimer; Opening of 11
Chestnut Burr. E. P. Roe: A F‘fldo ll-
l111nlncd.E.P.Roe; Barrleis Burned
Away. lbid: Near to Natures Henri;
Ibid. Without a Home, lbid: ills Som-
bre Rivals. lbld; A Day of Fate lbid;
Toni Grogan', F‘ H. smith; No .1 John
street. It. Whiting; East Lynn. Henry
Wood; The Happy Prince. 0. Wild:
Astoria. Washington lrving; The
Snow Image N. Hawthorne; The
Scarlet Letter. lbid; French Convene
(ion, Delilie.
-‘—-0hly one remedy in the world that
will at once stop itchiness oi the skin
in any part of the body. Doans Oint-
ment, At ‘any drug store. 50 cents.
WEST noawamt. .
West Norwnlk Methodist Chapel
has been decorated inside by Charles
Emerson & Son.
Mrs. Charles Green is making a
thieo we ks visit in New York. visit
lng‘ relat vets and Iriends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fillo‘w have
gone to Windsor Locltu‘ and other
plaices of interest (or a three weeks’
vls t.
Frederick Keyser attended the Fair
on Monday and also visited relatives
in Danbuty
Henry Burtis has touted his place
to Mr. Va‘nderleigh. a New York arch
itect‘. Mr Burtis having moved l‘uio
the place he bought from 11mm.“
Johnson.
Mrs. Bdrahjlamllton 1s 4 eniegiaiu
for making
t the beat and wouldn't he "
_ at Noi'oton. ‘ W‘,
of Glen- '
occupying the place during the sum?
it was a ,
Boys, D P. Thompson: Sophia. 8. .1 ‘
1111’. 2,
P Roe: From Jest to Earnest. 1". P ,.
Hoe: Ladtiie. .l Vila Blake; Grief! and
. Betta.
next Twenduy with ”lure.
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. ' Ci: EN! 1111" n, and,
0011?:‘111Mfi ititltik'fiti ‘
James Bates hi mos
- iabetllfor b
ducts many parties to the south and
west- 1. always cqrfli t is remedy, and
have used it successfu 4y _
casinos. No person '1th log or, at
For sale by Stillson Pewell Co'rporii
Cliilord Pharmacy,
tion
WESTPORT
M11111 Ritchei'. of 0141th1111. N Y is
visiting friends here.‘ 2
James E. Less. of New York. is via-
'itlng relatives in town.
0111,11: town blends ore guests at
the home of B. (l Whitehead.
John [arson has been appointed
Janitor of the lllgh School
E. 8.Wheele1 is back from a hunt
1113 trip to New Hampshire.
Mrs. Curtis Eddy has been enterr
taining Mrs Pnlmel of East Norwaik
Friends from Wullingfotd are guests\
of Miss Louise Bulkley. at her home
all‘ the Farms
Tut, tut. tut: “Michael Quinn picked
several ripe strawberries in his garden
Thursday last. ‘ ,
Harry Holmes of Jersey City. has.
departed for his home. after a visit
with friends in town.
The Historical society has ulrauged
to meet on Monday night at the reel
deuce of Carl B. Dolge
A. U Smith hhs patented a new bal-
ance scale that he believ es trill become
imn nensely.‘popitlar ‘ "
arryBlackwellraud wife. who have
been visiting here. returned to their
home in New Yet-11‘. Monday. 2
The next social event of prominence
will he the soiree to be given by Bart
giant; Hose Co" on the night at Qct
Mrs Margaret scott. who 1111116111
the guest or Miss Carrie 8. Bradley.
141411344 gone to her home in Newburg
Esperance. the pacing mare, former-
ly owned by liverymau Mead. has
liven sold to Charles F. Wood. of
Bridgeport
Mrs. A. Hundoison met with an ac-
cident the other night while attempts,
her porch that resulted 111 her break
ing her right leg, and it will be
some time before she con aptlvely fol-
low 1he pursuits oi ho‘me‘.‘ or get out
of doors.
Reports from the sick chamber 01
Capt. 0 H Jennings are now tar more
favorable than they have been since
the date of his contract in typhoid.
and whole a few days ago his lite was
dospaircd of. he is believed to have
now passed the critical point and re
convalescence
There is talk of the Mary Wright
Smith homestead being converted into
a hotel Two years Into the Farmer
advocated that site as the best gener-
allv tor a summer hotel of the better
class and the onion still prevails that
it is an ideal location and with some
addition the property can be made a
picturesque. model hoatiery that win
110 popular. There is abundant ground.
and the residence a it is can be con
vcnioutly adapted to the requirements
of a uumhe1 of guests.
WILTON 1
Waldo Banning. a"! New York is the
truest of his aunt, Mrs. .1. McEwcn
The Matinee Whilt Club will meet
the Bill: 'urr J's
Rev.,W.-'lli. K _
are exported to
to Sangerileiti,
and MNJ
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4601119 time next
rplaue A1111 ii
ford,ér‘etimmcd4hoo11,‘
:1 11111.16 with“, 0414 might
lilcitl 11.
111-11 distill Weston
141: no summer with her sister
(t’i‘hpmson. returned on Mon»
day to 1st home 111.2 the city.
A handsome instrument oi Quincy
,2 [unite has resend
the. Holt family 11 t St. Matthew“: 2
perfect purity sad so
as
been erected in
Piorce's ' 4““
Bridge Pharmacy; Ze1tiuiis PharmacY- " 2 ‘
“ ,2 u ,
ing to descend a flight of steps from ,
lutives look (or (1 rapid move toward '
:3 i ital-phone, connections.
f5
9,
that .gets into the rooms; where'
1122"“
Its at clean, cheerful and inex-
pensive heat for any part of the
house. «,5;
GET WISE
And Order, Early.
1,”
Lighting co.
' PHONE 684.
Every Sty 1.
Every style of wall paper that is in
keeping with good metacan be found
in our stock.
:0ur assortment is so large and var-
ied that you will have no trouble in
making a selection.
.TO ORDER
m
Window Shades. Picture names,
Painters' Supplies, Artists‘ Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fixtures.
1.00., 1
010th Window Shades. fringed 25c
Extension and Solid Halt Curtain
Rods. loo.
CROOKIRY.
PAINT1N04‘ \AND4 PAPER HANGING.
l.
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Mrs. Whore. who lined the tore
luv a poem itit
Wing. £44111“ ‘1 '
the furnace fails to do its"duty, by ‘
,home should be without .th a remedy. ” 4‘ - '
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Your savings invested with the lit-
dustriai Savings and Loan Co are gree
dram sheen tivs dangerséearn 5' per
cent. per , iuiggum
-——a proilt canals:
‘2 tent with ears
methods-wand a1;
5
per In-
your control
per cent
num, ppi for eV-
er‘y day vested,
Withdrawable’ at
your pleasure
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon investments.
Stats Supervision of New York and
' Gonna cticti't.
BRANCH OFEICE. 12 60. MAIN ST.
oaident Directors. Resident Mansion.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John 3. Lawrence
tore—41’ you live.
lNDEPENDENCE from want of your
«may-11 you die. -
An ENDOWMENT in the 001111. Gen'i.
Life ins? Co. gives you both.
FRED H. FIELD
GENERAL AGENT.
\ N. Smith Ferguson, Special Agent.
unwrap DANK' autunmb;
SOUTH NORWALK. 01'.
sou-m NonwsLm‘oon‘n.
ORGANIZED 1332.
4'
WIT .- 2‘; ; :4
Capital :IO0.000.00
Surplus, $100,000.00
Not Prom}. «$60,900.00
0011qu «0th of individual; can
ufacturm merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
cowm 11-. Newcomer's.
KWEP. Vices!!!“-
“lice: tavronmaihm.
DIRECTORO.
B. H. Mothsw‘on
Hnry some
John H. Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Ewart: J. Wallace Militia
FRI. H. EDWIN.
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Burr m 1. a 1.1m: Landau
. rum [VIII nitrous.
wouosarm. now new you
can IUY mos cocoa Hana. you
Know we no me when m run
your Ice-r Madden. ‘
we my: man A soon
3”" scanners r011 Home
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Bill Niiliiiiii BANK ,
:oun s'rooit my new doom
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and get our figure”
» WE‘ HAVE
j BIFactory agents 1
and Orient'miickhofigii
imported Liquors. Been.- I ‘
as all the monastic Brando, Bot-
tied by the case for Farri- 4».
yUse. ‘
Delivered in: of ychprae. Colin
122 the stock. ‘at r‘iiy new ipla O
busln 2.1 m
Herman Quiiincr
45 Railroad Ave" South Notwith-
4 lephono 373-215
39 Wall Sf» Namat‘o
are factory agents {or the follow“
automobile“
OLDSMOBILE. all styles.
The WI! 1112.
FRA KL!
L WQMQWl-E ‘
Will demonstrate any of the lhovd
machines to interested panics.
Headquarter. for.
, .
_ AUTOMOBILEgh‘KmPIfiIMND 4B
Insure: a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send tor Catalogue and Invaltla
gate for yourself.
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