Add
Harry W! i K
at St. impllgzgtegii
The launch Mistake 11
Ralph Decker. son of
intake Decker. e lll' wi
St. Paul's Mission 1‘3".“ h’dl’d‘ "box
social at the home or Mr. and Mrs.
day evenina.
John J. Hugues this our
ins from their present.
Benedict Flace‘to
we will“
losses. 15‘”
tollivin ton Place.
, ..u1.,111 ..1.,
1th}; Ladiés' All
yesterday. Consider-
able herring was done.‘
Mrs. William Huise Master oGorgo
Rules and Miss Bernice Huise at Bell-
part. L. L, are visiting Mrs. Hulseis
sister, Mrs. John I.'Honimelllcu;‘
This afternoon at 5 o'clock I. very
quiet wedding will be obish‘ratad at
the Methodist parsonage on; Rowan
street by Rev. E Cunninghitm. The
contracting parties will Fran
Posse who is well-knownbe here, as
Miss Pence Keene, a. popular, yount
lady.‘
East arx has tor the past year
been bothered with spasmotio attacks
of a “peeping 'Tom", who rubbers in
at windows and scares people whoiare
disposed to be timid. it is stated in
someone who would probably be able
to do it. that a good thrashing is in
start; for the fellow it caught.
Editor Sentinel: The Misses Dottie
Morrell Emma Lambert, Lulu and
‘Vera Holioran .Itbul Kl” k . t
tradlct th outbid Kill ' '
ed a1 party last Mn , its 1
an by a Miss Oanflel’d.‘ of Cranbury.
and after inquiring found that not one
of the young folks of EilIt Nbrwaih.
whose names were mentioned in Tues
day's Sentinel had receivied an invita-
tion or attended such‘ a party.
ROWAYTON.
Russell Themes ls impgrv 9mg
Miss Dorothy Pepper tn :1
rten in Darlen. ‘
Ward. or New York, visited in
advance, Wednesday. 1
it}. Strait of Grant is Scott, Roway-
ton. was in Darius. Tuesday. 1:.
The invitation tickets to the concert
Monday evening will be distributed to-
nicely.
a kin-
day
Walter Price returned home to Ho
cheater, Tnesddy. from a visit with
Captain H. Rowland. .
The Ladies Aid Society; of the Bap
tlst Church, held a meeting yesterday
afternoon with Mrs B. a. cums, newt
ayton arenue
Clyde Horton and family have re
turned to their home in Ontario, Can-
ads. after a visit with his parents on
Rowayton avenue.
Mr. Keisler cut one of his feel.
quite badly with an one one day last
week. ‘ Dr, Burnell took‘ several
stitches in the wound. ‘ ‘ '
‘Word has been received from Henry
Vosburg, who ran away from home
about a year ago, stating that he was
in Lansing, Mich" and doing well.
Miss Lillian Slater whose home is
in the Catskills and who has been the
guest of MII Etta Slater for the past
week. left town Tuesday for Drew
seminary, as a pupil
Miss Georgianna Prince. who was
stdnographer nud typewrltlst at the
Postal Typewriter‘Cotnpany. is taking
a Vacation at her home here while the
plant is temporarily closed.
A large congregation listened Sun-
day evening to the tourth sermon in
the series by the pastor. “The Mission
of the Unmarried Woman. " A dual by
Mrs. S. D, Woodsand a solo by Ed-
ward Brotherton were much enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. William Knapp. oi
Danbury. who have boanlni'suionaries
" in Africa tor the pastiive years. are
guests of Mr. Knapp'a uncle. James E
Stevens. 0L Pennoyer street. Their
little daughter. who is with them, was
born in the foreign debts.
Francis Boylston has a force of
mucous and carpenters at work on his
factory buildings near the depot. A
number of new window frames are be-
ing put in. and a new inundation Wall
is also being laid. ’Q a of the most
notable improvementfl‘ I'lholiaying of
W
HELP ms has come.
A last in. Hand littalidad to Many
People is South NfIrwIlk .
Saloon-idem cloths aged .
Land um I human hand.
Mute ”5mm easy for titan“ many,“
The dnsy’l In It
Ara worn» out: Milk your ohm
ohomairmi roam ry.
serum ”humus
L ,
m MI:
{Photo’s a ray oiI Iun’ bins foI
”imam Kidney Pills will out me
{'1'th are doin‘ no term! not young. .
Imus om blurb
1 to a nd
, about the outside of the rectory build-
wulisnt Reid, Grocery Bartlet ll. ill 3.,” '
ant. Avenue Methodist ,
l’ Henry Whitney and Mr and Mrs. Fred
Tuesday ,
1, hires}! th 0. Keeler was out for the
.1 first iiil buddy, after three weeks'
lithe. Aw llboplacsd on
let mill plant, which
ill'k is ‘R Mil
. or
' 1 GOOD FOR GHiLOREN.
Og'l‘hg‘rle‘aasuélt g; téke arid hulam‘igs:
e an loll unagvus on
toilet in all cases oi Cough, Group and
{input Inseam it does at pass 1m.
tsly into the stomac. but takes
out. the inflammation. healI
es and cures permanently by
15the1; lungs to contribute pure
ntsv "rag and liiosustnlnln oxygen
White blood Ind tissues. Sol by Gill!-
lord Pharmacy.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
m
Mrs. Scott Williamson is now recov-
ering truth a three weeks' illness.
Mrs. John Oidrin's little daughter.
who has been is now imp roving
fall wild little dblitlt-
tor Eiith weigIKih Stamford Monday
Mrs. George no urns is visitind’ her
aunt. Mrs. A. V. ad. of New Canaan.
A telephone has been introduced in-
to the Rancher bakery, Railroad ave-
hue
Grant is Scott have been making im
provéinents on the Alexander Weed
place.
Clarence Scofield, Jr” will attend the
railroad excursion to the Berkshire
llilis, Saturday
The houses uncoupled by Mr. and Mrs.
SSelleoh have been newly painted.
Eugene Finch at New Canaan. Who
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Henry M.
Valentine, enjoyed a fishing excursion
illness. I n that, day she visited Stain."
ford relatives, 1
Mrs. Currie Ovarian entertained her
sister and Mr‘ Diofonbach, of New
York, also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sutton
oi Providence, R l. 1
S. R. Hoyt made a trip recently to
New York to inspect the subway. Mr.
Hoyt thought it well to make use of1
part of iheWtwenty five" left by the
“gang of chimes."
Mrs. Waters, mother of Mrs. Over
ton. has been delta ill of gastritis, but
is now improving. Mrs. Waters' two
sons of New York, Charles Waters and
Samuel Waters and wile, visited be:
last week.
Contractor F. S. Wat-dwell has star-ta
ed work on the new bridge over the
Newton River in Clenbrook. He com-I
mended the excavation yesterday
morning. It will take some ‘woaks to
complete the joh.1
The Misses Reed. of New Canaan.
gave a five o’clock euchre party last
Thursday afternoon. Several from
Dal-ten drove there and bad a most on-
ioy‘able time. There were four tables
Three prizes were awarded. and ice
cream and calls were the refresh-
merits
in '9; letter received this week from
Miss Jullle Rietzel. of New York. she
wrote: ' "The city is yery pleasant
nowf still. I hope to get; to Darien be-
fore the foliage has all fallen I am
sure it would be beautiful there now.
for when I left the Adirondacks a lit»
tle over two weekit ago. all the trees
had put on their full gar. "
A very interesting golf match was
played on the Wee Burn links Tues
dny afternoon. The contestants were
Walter Stoddard and Fred Jackson of
Wes Burn against Valentine Fltzjohn
and Dr.1-‘1Sohavoir of Hillandale. in
the beginning 0! the game. the visit-
ort had all the worst oiit, both «it
the Wee Burn than playing a splendid
game. The latter were four up after
the sixth hole. and kept their lead right
wthrou‘gh the game At. the‘lurm—thut is
to say. after the ninth ham—Stoddard
and Jackson wars tvio up,a Front this
point the visitors made supremo
ants, and succeeded in putting that
match even It the fifteenth hole. The
sixteenth was won A: on Woo Burn
men. making them a
go. All or the conubltunts go of! I
splendid drive and landed on tor near
the seventeenth groan. Dr. Schuoir
succeeded in running down it in“ put.
making the hole in two. and whining
hencmeuai drive and reached the
g inrbts. second shot. We billed
on in four. thereby winning the hole
the mulch for Hillandale. .1
”WW”
i'rcavmouv OF A MlNlS‘t‘Iit.
Rev. on» I. Cox. of Wake. Aria.
writes. "liar 18 your” In to
Yellow Jaundico iconsultad I number
of physicians. and; Id all sorts of
ohiolnuu, but goth rabbi Then i us-
go the use of Electric fit 1. d i
It 1mm: . 1;
b‘Id ms in lame to
i you want amiable. ,
WWII il‘Ichnsy trouble “ attributes
rdIrwIdr Imam duhillltrilfil
Bitters. it's murmured ll
barter. Duly lice ‘
mgrimy rimrambty the , ,
sic
eftort to catch up with their: canon ‘
spend would
LThiI once more squared the stretch 1
with one hole to play. FitIiohn wonder
ad. More. but
the lungs are not too far gone Eoloy' I
Honey and 'l‘ur will client a c
it stops the racking couch
the indargd It‘tlr passuges
or
consumptivau in the first a
at Plaistad's drug storm;
HICCOUGHS- KILL: MR; SPENCER.
W
Greenwich clergyman Succumbs to
Singular Complaint.
Rev. Cal en 0. Spencer died at his W Y‘ ' i
very plain elderly lady you were walk.
home on Church street Greenwich.
Tuesday night. .atter a peculiar illness
of only a few days' duration... He
was aeventy~ti1rea years old. at
Thursday he was taken with to
coughs, and as mild measures had no
enact. Dr. William L Griswold was
called. All known remedies were of
no avail until Friday afternoon. when
there was a cessation of the trouble
for area m hours; but they returned
with g’i‘éatb‘r violence and continued
increasingly until Sunday night. when
the physicians,- in consultation decid
ed that the cause of the trouble was
due to a disturbance of the stomach
for which an operation was impel-a.
titre and this Was performcdlSundoy
night. it appeared to be successful.
The patient came out of the other sat
isfactorlly. and seemed to improve
Monday. Tuesday. however, the bio
coughs returned and he was unable
to rally from them in his weakened
condition He was a scholarly minis-
ter oi the Methodist faith. and of a
moat genial charming personality. He
came to Greenwich from New Pres-
ton. to reside, about five years ago,
and though having no permanent
charge on neatly preached in church
as»: tti‘ {It hit ty. He was a meme.
airbags. F. and A. M., and for
some time chaplain. He leaves a
wife. The funeral will take place 111
'l. 30 Friday evening in the Methodist
Church Greenwich.
To tb‘e Board or (loudly Commissioners
0! Fairfield County. _
ll hereby apply for a license to sell
S lrltuous and intoxicating Liquors,
A e Latter Beer; Rhino Wine, and Cl.
der at fiatebClifford; south Main
street,'l‘1own of Norwallt. “
My place of business is not located ‘1
within tyro hundred feet in a direct line
oi ICburch Edlfice or Public School»
house, or the premises pertaining
theretoor any. Post once; Public
Library or Cemetery “
Dated at Norwslk this 12in day of
October A. D. 1904.
JOSEPH L WAL2.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpaYers. as defined by law, of the ,
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse
the smile than of the above named
Joseph L. all for such license
Dated at Norwalk this 12th day of
October. A. 11.190! 1
Matthew Co’rbett, Charles 8. 'l‘row
bridge. Christian Surat-ts, .1. Milton Co
burn, T. C. Cavanaugh.
‘I hereby certify that the above num-
ed endomers are electors and tax pay
era as defined by law, of the town
of Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day 0!
October, A. D..1904
HERBERT R. SMITH.
013 20 Town Clerk.
To the Board oi‘ County Commissioners
of Fall-field County.
1 hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale, Lager Beer Rhine Wine and Cl-
der at 36 South Main street Town at
Nomallt.
My place of business is not located
within two hundred feet in 11 direct line
of a Church Ediilce or Public Sohoob
house. or the premises pertaining
Kthereto. or any Post Office, Public Cl
Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwallr’: this 12th day of
. D..- 1904;
JACOB LlNXWElLDR.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. oi the
Town of Norwuiit. hereby endorse
the application at the above named
Jacob nxweilor tor such license.
Data at. Norwailt, this 12th day at
October.
John
October,A
1
i .
Adonuchluger. Jacob Wolfe.
.Walttir‘ D. Burr.
l hereby certity that the above ham.
ed endorse" are electors Ind tax pay-
ers as any lined by law, of the town
of
Du lid It Norwalk, this 12th day at
October. A. D..1904.
assault? a. sump.
018:30 .
1 , 'l‘own Clark.
'l‘o theno‘ml of County Commissioners
o 1111 MMLCounU
ercby apply tor I license a soil .1
um.
98 El!
11 intoxicating Lenora.
Avsnue. Town oi
blues of business is not located
lEvita“limited test in a direct line 1 1
lilac. or Public School-
i l
“War
1 ' ‘ 1... e1 u
the best preparation for codghs and -1
lung trouble. I know that it has cured 2;
ll." Sold ‘
Harry W. Hubbell. James H. Rundls. ‘1
our, Rhino Wine. and Cl. f ' "
ing withwnow sitting here?" Smith
(the impscunious who married money)
--,"0h that's my wife.” Brown—”Your
wire! But (lowering his voice) she hall
only one eye. and so awfully-«l has
your pardon—~butn-n" Smith (pleas.
antly)-~"Y.ou needn‘t whisper, old,
man. She's deafl"—~Punch.
PILL PLEASURE. ‘
if you over look DeWitt's Litic Early
Risers tor biliouflnesa or constipation
you know what bill pleasure is. These
‘anlous little pills cleanse the liver
and rid the system of all bile without
producing unpleasant elicits. They
dl not gripe. sic-ken or weaken, but
pleasanin give tone and strength!
the tissues and organs of the stomach,
liver and bowels. Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.I
saucepan” masonr-
MER NICHT'S DREAM
. ‘ With us ‘ 1
MENDELSSbHON MUSIC.
MR. HIRRY PEPPER
Assisted by a chorus of female voices.
Under the aquchu of
THE DECKER CLUB.
Friday Evéning. ctober 21st,
at eight o'cl ock.
ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS.
ruin ion 1 , 1
my. mom:
Flu. Editorialnmant
Beginning'Mamiay. Dot. 1?.
suite south Norwai eapuatchurch,‘
l
enact: all!!!” mimics
999*- William
ONE DAY ONLY,
SATURDAY, OCT. 22nd,
1 Matinee and Night. . .
More Fun Than I Circus, With 1
THE PREMIER IN MAGIC ART ‘l
The Grant .
BRINDAMOUR
The White Maharaju
And His Own Superb Company,
Direction of Frank HIrrImIn.
Startling Feats, Wonderful IliuIionq,
the Sensation of the Age:
The Hanna Ladll
Asleep in mono. ""
The remarkable act that entranced
all New Yorkers In! summer. where
it w» presented at H‘I‘mmorutoio'u
Victoria Theatre Roof Garden. hetero
multitudes. The entire preII likened
it to I miracle.
OTHER ASTONISHINO AND DE
LIGHTFUL ranches Ass:
The Handcuff Mystery. burnout“-
tion of the lmpaulbl‘o—The Marvalaqu
oak—Thu AIlutic Minot. 5! the an
dents—Tho Most Sensational Lightning
Maya and out» of Brindamour'g
1F: nation Feat» « 1
‘EL IORATE STAGE BETTINCS
360 Ind 500.
‘ Boats on Sale Thursday. ‘
HOYT' S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ontv.
MONDAY, cor. amt.
’ A SCENIC Taiyuan.
Otter Noam Falls.
. An imperial» moshing. nouns
MIMI-II Tor-rout eta Sights, Sou
.luud “nations as Stupendous an idol
MEN NW
H o v ‘r! is” "r fish's as. 1 ~1
AND BEAUTIFUL ELECTRICAL 1 .
cursors. ‘
FRICES—Matlnea.10c. use; night, 25a. 1
are 1 sum sates ml. K' K
KIM-F111: chamber-mg CANNED. I
93o
columns. also n... and “ I
won an. raunchy. ' ‘1 3 _
take a few minutes
and haven‘look attire
becth of the
“gun. Buy and
Every style of wall pIper that is in
keeping with good taste can be round
“i our stock.
“Olli' ulortment is so large and var-
ied that you will have no trouble in
making a selection.
To ORDER
Window Shades. Picture MOI.
t..-
Painters" Supplies, ArtistI' Materials.
cruciate.
”a
White Curtain Poles with Fixtures.
lilo.
Cloth Window Shades. fringed, 25¢.
‘ Extension and sour Hal! Curtain
'RDdl, 100.
i caocKenv.
u—g-n—
PAINTING sun PAPER HANGING.
LH. Decker
87 Washington Strut.
South Norwllk. .
TIleMnI Counsellor“.
11111111111
PLWMNO.
errant.
H01 W4 TER-
tissue
FITTING
and er’tc.
w
South Mum Sinai.
. ‘ KKK K
. 1 Sportsman s1
‘ “Yum discontinuation.
eerily. per annum
' authorities upon inventor tment
. BRANCH
Bill Niiliiiiii BANK
Donn.
Shed Iron. Copper” K
K ' tumor on our.
Ammunition
Supplies 1.
Large Stock
Reasonable Focus
-:
Watkins 3;; Dow
11! WACHlNOTON ‘TRIIT. ,
Phone 143-5., ,
. Y or savings invested with the In-
due rial Savings and 3.00 are free
from speculative died rib—earn 5 per
use
-I profit conslsc ‘
tent with safe
. methods—and al-
‘. ways subject to
, your control
‘ 1) ”can‘t" par un-
num paid for ev.
ery day invested .
‘ Withdrawable a“
on: pissed ‘ '
the os conservative ‘1
State Supervision of New 8York and
Connecticut.
OFFICE. 16 SO. "MW 85':
Resident Directors. Resident Managua. ‘
Mortimer M LII R. I..C ob urn
Charles 2.001» ‘ John I. musics
FREEDOM from worry about your, to
lurk-lg you live. ,
lNDEPENDENGE' from want 5! your
tamu‘ymir. youd
An ENDOWMENT in the Court. Can't.
Life Ins. Co. gives you both.
FRED u. rliib’
GENERAL AGENT,
N. smith; Eqrguson. special about.
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALK. OT.
'rl-tI ‘
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
" WITH K K ‘
Capital 3100. 000. 00
Surplus. 3100.000.00
Not Proms. 360.000.00
Solicits accounts of lnleldullI, raun-
utaoturore‘ merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prod.
.1. JOHN H. KNAPP. VioI~Pm
JACOI M. LAY‘l’ON, CIIlIiIr.
w...
DIRECTORS. .
furl-xiigl'awton Jana H. ”Lilli!
o n . I r
Jouluh R. big-silt figural Cadmium
Christian Sworn" LWallIca Marvin ,
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oun crooner. saw goons
war in II.‘I“i.ir1“1.“I’ LAROIR
THAN was nervous.
. wouolai‘ut. new LOW vou
can any was soon. sane. You
Know wI no we worm is run ,
vsav III? saunas.
I‘Havuh Evans ‘ a Iodo‘
mull! courtroom you nouns,
yam-nus mo mu. II can to
arm HOUR“ m yous
WORK.
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45 Railroad Ave" I- Sam I
Telephone 373—2
are factory Igor". for tho
otnmomz: an 3 via
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medium --
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lilo (lulu Silo hell do
FOR STEAM. AND.
HOT WATER Humility.
lnIures I Warm House.
Night. in Coldest Wall!“
Sand for Catalogs
gate for yourioll.
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