Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 9, 1904 · page 7

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Miss Lillian F St. John has return-
ed from a visit to New York.

Edgar Hewett engineer on one of
the New york tugs. came borne in cast
his vote yesterday. '

Rev James W Davis will lead the 1

prayer meeting tomorrow evening at
the Advent Christian Church. ..
J C. 1111111111111 who has been visiting

at Isllp. came home to vote yesterday. 6‘”

returning to Islib in the afternobd.

Endeavor Ciroie. Kings Daughters.
will meet. this afternoon at 3 oclock
VatcV‘ro home of Mrs. Charles. Dunne-
in t

Regular prayer meeting tomorrow .

night at the East Avenue Methodist
thurch will be led by Ralph: .Cun~
ningham.

Tho attendance at the class meets-
lng last night at the East Avenue
Methodist Church was not salary: as
usual owing to election. .

Mrs. Adelbert Partric‘k hes- bee'n op-
erated upon at the General Hospital in
10t'1th'.street New York. The oppera-
tlon was for appendicitis and was suc-
cessful
, There will be a mastitis at the teach
ers’ and ofllcers' board of the M 11..
Sunday School '11:. H.‘ J. Iflbsoh’s Sea-
side Place. They will study the les-
sons for November after which a mus.
ical program will be enjoyed. A full
attendance is desired. ‘

A PHYSICIAN H‘EALED.

ion of Smiths Grove. Ky. for over
thirty y,ears writes his personal ex-
perience with Foley's Kidney Cure:
"For years I had been neatly boater-
cd with .kidney and badder trouble
and enla1ged prostrate gland. I used
everything known to the profession
without relief. until I commenced .to
use, F‘oley s Kidney Cure. After tak-
ing three bottles I was entirely re-
lieved and cured. I prescribe it now
daily in my practice and heartily rec-
ommend its use to all physicians for
such troubles. I have prescribed it
In hnndiods of cases with perfect suc-
ccss." Sold at I’Iaistcd' a Drug Store.

 

 

ROWAYTON.

Francis Donaldson, of New York.
where he is connected with Tho Pub-
lishers' Press. spout yesterday at his
summer homo on Belle Island. which
he placed In good order for the winter.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Quackcnbusb and {am
by moved to their city borne, Satur-
day. for the winter.

Cyrus L. Raymond and little daugh-
ter Halon Louiso recently visited Mr.
Raymond' 15 parents at Danbury.

~--Brcad and Rolls at Streets Cash
Gr.occry

St. John‘s basket ball 1:611:11 defeated
the Norotons. Monday night In St.
J'ohn a Club rooms, In Stamford, by the
score of 4 4.

The officers of the Men's Club are
arranging for an address on Porto
Rico by Dr. J C. Ryder, who will
speak from personaiV acqtquaihtVance of
the island.

Mr and Mrs J M. WII66Imott and
family. Miss Flossle Gordon. Walter
Gordon and Mrs McGaIIiard attended

 

ibc interment of James C, Gordon at‘

Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn. Fri.
day. .
Sunday evening, the 1.111111111111111-
sionaiy So1ioty of the Congregational
Chunh was addressed by. Mrs. Chino!
in Judson, who hail been engaged I11
work for the Night and industrial
School for Door children In Matsuy
ulna. Japan. She has also been engag-
ed in touring and evangelistic work.
Upon tho grounds of C. S. Purdv of
Norotou can bo soon the largest col-
Ioction of buniam chickens In the
State. his son having purchased the
entire stock of'n fancier of Fond du
Lac. Wisconsin. There are many prise
birds. and a visit to the collection
would be a treat to any poultryman.
President.
Itooscvcli. R..
Parker. 1)..
Vice-Precinct.

375
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Fairbanks. R.. 378
Davis. 1).. 172
Governor.

Heuryl Roberts. 375
A. Heston Robertson. 1).. m
Lieutenshbooverner.

Rollin 8. Woodward. 1,
Henry A 13111133. 1)..

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Theodore 11033531161611: ‘ ’31.

 

James Rustin 666566 171
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Comptroller.
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William Belchor. IL.
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Course 3.0. 313" .V ,
William Keane 11. D6.
* Representative In Congress.
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WESTPORT

 

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86.13:. Sanford has b6ugh6t a new
stepper in New York.

Homer G. Clark is building a new ice
house 18:12!) near his hard.

11’“ J. ‘Keilg vof suspects es, H. 11.13

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c or a 9mm nor Vn

the paper raid at Bétivar Broék‘.

Trinity Guild is to meet this after-
noon at this home or Mrs. W.L .1111

(6}. Roy Plait. of New York has beenj
66066668“ over Sunday and for elVettiVlVon

William 0. Shepard of Naugaiuck,
City. N J.,n1e guests of his mother
Mrs C N. Shepard.

M‘6.‘ 1.1.1011, wife and son. of Jersey
City, N .1. me guests of him mother
on Whlnut Tree Hill.‘

Eli B. Beers. Mrs. C. B. Sherman and
Miss ‘F‘annle' S Doers have returned
from a visit In Oil City. Pa

Henry Campbell of Wallingford. Is
the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Patrica Campbell. In Sandy Hook.

.1. B Coo‘dsell and wife. of- Newtown.

are to take up their residence here at
tho hoh'ié of Mrs R. B. Hub‘bell. fer
the winters.
"George "1111:: Julius Deardsley are
haulingtimber to South Britain to
build an addition to the factory near
the villase.

Dr George D. Knapp. Custom 11011111:

Granger from the first district in St.

Innis, Mo.. was a recent guest of John
H. Summers. . .

The stated convocation of Hiram
Chapter. No. 1, will held a meeting
this evening and will work on the
Marktildaster degree.

Minot Rosa Baptist, who has spent
the samurai-with dier sister, Mrs. John
W. Ray. started yesterday for her
home in Frankliuton. N C

Some of the representative ladies of
the town are planning to hold a whim.
at the home of Austin Wakeman. on
the night of Nov. 10 for the benefit of
the library fund

Marshall Warner went to Dalton.
Mal-111.. last week. where he was joined
in marriage to Mrs. Frederick bowls
and with his bride and her five child-
ron returned to Sandy Hook. where
they began housekeeping in Mrs. P.
Carroll' 11 house

Thoro is talk of a woodwork factory
bclng established in Westport. That
the possibilities for an addition to the
manufacturing interests here are good
is evident from that fact with others
that. have been made plain In the past.
tow weeks. and if It was possible for
the board cf trade to come to life It
would materiallylieneilt the place.

A COODCOMPLEXION

“Sparkling eyes and rosy checks
restored by using DeWIttVs Little Ear-
Iy Risers. “ so w‘rit'os B. 1’ bloom. of
Nncogdoches Tex; A' certain cure
for billousness, constipation, etc Small
pill—easy to take—woody to act Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy '"

WESTON.

Mia's Kate Smith. of Westport, has
visited Mrs Mertin Rowland.

Miss Starr. 'of South Norwaik. is
the ghiést of Miss Florence Meeker

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry returned
to their home in Seymour last week.

Rev. J. L. Shively is spending part
of this week with Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Bradley.

Miss Carlson, of South Salem. spent.
hart of last week with Mrs. Hawley
Williams.

Mrs V. Godfrey and Mrs tester
ii‘nnion. sport: a few daya of last week
In Bridgeport.

Miss Matguor VVLudford has rethin-
od home of spending Veevoralt
months in 11111311111111: i

Miss Minnic William. of RIdchioid.
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs: iinw
icy Williams last week.

Ilcv. J. 11 Shlroly will 11111161131111. pui-
plts with Rev. Mr Shaffer, of the West
End Congregational Church, of Bridge-
port. on Sunday next.

The Christian Union service at the
Congregational Church will be led by
the newly elected president. Miss An-
nie Fitch, on Sunday evening.

 

 

Mrs, J. P. Fitch has returned from a '

 

week's visit with her grandmother.
Mrs Albert Turner, in Boston. She was
accompanied home by her cousin. Mrs.
J. z. Molten. who remained for a two
days' visit.

The marriage of Frank C. Fitch and
Mini my 111111111: will be soiemnised
this chardonnay attho residence of the
bride‘s uno 31nd aunt. Mr.' 111111 Mrs.

John M Rev. J. L. hivoly be-
ing 1111333313353; 1111161111113 .

NOT A lick DAV SINCE.
"I was taken several aloft with kid-
ney trouble. I tried nI sorts of medi-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

titty i saw an 1111.111 your 111111111111 lili-

1 tors. and determined to try that After
taking a few doses I felt. relieved. 666666.
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V thdl’stfftor was "rely
iiiI hard not soon as cit day since.
bars at uiino have been; nurmi of
«tritium. Nournigis. 1.111: and
Kidney troubles and Central Debbi.
“by." This is what B. it. Boss. of
wages...

 

 
 
 
 
 

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you leaves tor tour
6.6”“ about two

cities. none of which relieved mo. Ono ‘

 

Only 5011; iii. '

elected representative and ran four

. ahead of Roosevelt.

Jildse Harvey P. Bisseil was re elect

V . ed Judge of Probate by 184 majority.
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Frank Taylor. Dem,
¢J-—-~—m‘w¢—

~Diphtheria relieved in twenty min
lites. Almost miraculouii D.r Tho-
inns Eclectric Oil ,At any drugstore.

1 more DWELLING ensure...

Norotoo House Destrqud~E0rVeman
James Bennett Injured.
James .Denn'ett. foreman of" the -Voi-
unteer Fire Department of Noroton.
was thrown from tho-cornpany's'truclt
Monday evening. while responding to
an‘aiarm of fire. and; broke throo‘ribs.
The truck proceeded to the scene of
the tire. its occupants unconscious oi
tho accident which had befallen their
companion: Mr Bennett was Vfouud
alongside the road latter and was gVIVv

en surgical 11111111111311 'V
The Jim destroyed the twostory
flame dwelling of Peter Day. on the
Post road. a short distance east of the
Stamford town line. It started from
if defective chimney,‘ and 111‘ a short:
time had become a his binge The
members of the Newton Heights the
Volunteers and Darieu Companies,
when they saw they‘ Would be unable
to save the building. gave their atten-
tion chiefly to the matter of saving
the furlture. They succeeded in sav-
Iur‘; about all the furniture on the first
floor.

The house was burned to the ground
entailing a 1111:. estimated at $2. 500.

 

STOP THAT COLD .

or It may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
7-lIIan Balm is breaking 11p Colds when-
v.13? tried. almost without exception.
10 25,501: and 31. Oil bottle‘s. The Clif-
ford, Baxters and Plaistcd's. ”

SAUGATUCK BRIDGE ACCIDENTS.

Ode of the men employed an the
temporary bridge at Snugatuc fell
from the highest part. into the river
Saturday. He struck on his head and
Was badly Injured. His companions
quickly wont to his rescue and he was
sent to the Bridgeport hospital. whe1 o
he 11ch In a few liouis.'1‘hcrc wore
numerous accidents on the bridge Sat.
urdny and the workaon. who are most
Iy foreigners. thought that it was the
worst day yet. One man had his leg
Injured. by a timber falling on it. but
was not. seriously lniurod.

Harry Olsen, 11 Dane. employed on
the bridge. has been very III for some
time at the home of Mr and Mia
Aaron Keelcr. in Sangatuck He had
pneumonia end it turned Into typhoid
and on Saturday afternoon he died. N1:
arrangements have boon made public
as to where he will be taken for burial.

HOPE FOR THE DYSPEPTIC.
Everyone who has refluxed the dis
comfort and distress which accom
may a di’sarrangement of the digestive
organs will rejoice with Mrs. S. Macy.
of Port Arthur. Ontario. In the relief
she has obtained after having suffered
for the last four or five years from
stomach trouble and dyspepsia, exper
Iencing great pain. I took Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
can truthfully say they hove done me
a great deal of good. I feel like a dif-
ferent woman as a result of using
them. and the afteroffect Is never un-
pleasant, . These tablets are for sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation. Clif-
ford Pharmacy. Plcroe's Bridge Phar
macy. ' :31 31-... .

 

 

 

 

 

 

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TIME TADLI.
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Senator William P. Bailey ran Vstx'
31636666366 of his ticket. ' ‘1 .
nose volt. 365
Parker. 18!
George 11. Rockwell. Rep. 390
Gilbert G. Burr, Rep. 356
George A. Knax. Dem. :1 170

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‘ Scott’s Emblsion is a cat‘s3
liver oil. hypophosphites 'of

, clash of flavoring. The Com.
bination of these valuable

the greatest remedyyct dis-
covered for weak lungs, poor
blood. low vitality, child
weakness and all wasting
diseases.

We’ll send you a sample. free

SCOTT 131' IIOWNI'I. 469 111111 Street. New 11111.

mam
Hicks—iflow do you happen to he [:0-
lug fishing on Friday? I thought you
believed Friday was an unlucky day.
T Wicks—~Wcll. I always have. But it
occurred to me this morning that per-
hope It would be unlucky for fish.”
-—-SomVervIIIo Journal.

Netice Io (20111161211:

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Selectmen of the Town of
Wilton, Conn. until 2 p. m. of Wed-
nesday. Nov. 16, 1904. for the
grading and construction of two sec-
tions of gravel road in the Town MW
Wilton. in accordance with the plans
and specifications approved by the
State Highway Commissioner.
Said: Selectmen will also

 

 

of the section known as the Ridge
field Branch.

Bids shall state the price per lineal
foot for each or either section of fin-
ished road complete; the town
through its selectmeu and the State
Highway Commissioner reserve the
right to increase or diminish the num-
ber of feet. to be improved after the
contract is lot. All bids must be ac-
companied by a bond of not less than
one-third of the amount bid for the
construction of the work. Any blddl‘i
refusing to sign the contract at the
prices offered by hinl shall be rcquir
c1] to forfeit a sum from his bond
oquul to the difference in price b1:-
iwcen his bid and the next highest bid
dcr.

Plans and specifications may be c);-
unlined at the Office of the Town
Clerk. in Wilton. or at the Office of the
Stain Highway Coinnllssioncr In liar:
ford. The work Is to be completed on
01- before. June Int, 1905.

The bids will be opened at the
Town House in said Wilton, on the
day and hour first above named.

The Selectmen and the State High-
way Comtnissioncr reserve the right
to reject any and all bids. ;

Dated at Wilton, Conn. Nov.

904. - '
CHARLES S. LOCKWOOD.
F D BENEDICT.
WM. K. J. HUB
Selectmen of Town of Wilton.

4th

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No Coim- at
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they wlti outwear any other males...

400 as. LADIIVM uVioinxrono's.
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ingredients émuisified 61asViu 6,
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DIRT AND ARE LIVING IN
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PLIIMBINO:
STEAM!
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AND GAS
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8 Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.

 

80 South Main Street.
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Propellers
"City of Norwaik” and “Eagle.”
(Freight only.)
LcaVC New York (Pier 36

East River.) and Norwalk every
week day at; 5 p.111.

Freight received from 7 a. m.
to 5 p. m.

 

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? HEATING -
HOT WfiTER HEAgINO.

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On It xtu Heist 6Ooil Ito.
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keeping with good trim on at round
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FUEL FOR THE pooa MAN '

 

CHOPS (ILL KINDS OF
FOOD Into Cie'hn c111 Upl-
form Pieces as PINE or
COARSE he wanted.

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6.6-.”

Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CIIOPPING
BOWL ALTOCEVZTHER.
'CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. ~1C‘hbbage. Bread.‘

EVERYTHING. . . ‘

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every day Call and see it.
,V'- ForSaIeby 1 1

Watkins 8 Dow.

112 WASHINGTON STREET.
~ Phone 1436.

 

Your savings invested with the in

6 .61 dustrial Savings and Loan Co are free

from specuia ve dangers—earn 5 per
cent..her n1 in

 

-‘a profit consis
tent with safe
methods—and al-
ways subject to
your control. 5
per cent. per an-
num paid for ev
my day invested.
withdrawable at
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon Investments.

state Supervision of New York and

Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 16 so. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn
Chariot E. Dow John 8. Lawrence

 

 

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CITY NIIIIINII III K

OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 18821

, ~ WITH
Capital 3100.00000
Surplus, 510000000

No! Profits. 360. 000.00

Ioilelts accounts of individuhis, mon-
uisotursrs, merchants and corpornlicns
open favorable terms.

EDWIN H. MATHTWOON. PM
JOHN H KNAPP, VIM-PHI-
JACOB M. LAVTON. “I'll".

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’Dlnscrona. .
E. H. Mathewson John H. Light
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour

Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian awart: .I. Wallace Marvin
Fred. H. Rowen.

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war in ID A urru assess
THAN cvsn serous.

womnm HOW Low veil
can not men aooos uneven
«view we oo‘rua WORK m m
vsnv our «moan. .

'ws RAVI. use» A coon

6‘ MANY OONTRAOTO FOR HOUII

PAINTING AND WILL II GLAD TO
OUIMI'I‘ FIGURII FOR .YOUR
WORK.

WI 'I'RY 1'0 GARRY IN O‘I'ODK
[VIRY'I'HINO YOU NIID FORTH!
DIOORM‘IONI OF YOUR HOUII
INIIDI OR OUT.

 

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and get our figures.
WE HAVE INTEREO
PROPOSITIONI ON AUVVTOM
BILEB.

Factory agents for Carillon-
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Imported Liquors. Boers. ate. a
u all the Domestic Brands. I
tied by thie one for Farm .
")1 Use. 1
Delivered free of charge. Call and I6"
the stock, at my new place
of business. 1 .1 1

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Herman Quittncr.

45 Railroad Ave.. south NOIV‘WIVVIII.
Telephone 313~2._

F 6E. LOCKWOOD e ca.
396 Wall St.’ Nor-walk

are factory agents for the following 6 6
automobli‘u:

OLDSMOBILE. all 80403..
The WHITL. i
FRANKLIN I

LOCOMDBILE' I
Will demonstrate any of the IbovVnV6
machines to interested parties.
Headquarters for ‘
AUTOMOBILES. SUPPLIED AND Riv.
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