mural-M In, in; in the, chin-cu; . ‘asung address. 'ing a very pleasant one. was... W ‘ 5 Rev. c. r‘. 1.. sons and Rev. James W Davis are spending today in New York city. * its recovering from a two Weeks’ in- hens. . ‘ j The new barn being erected on Win- held street for R. H. Behrons is rap- ,ldly nearing completion. 3, A meeting of the officers of the Jun- elor League wasgficldllpat galloping at the home of .. ‘. Edward, Cunning- am. 1:, _ , K _ , A regular business. meeting of the Advent Christian Church was held last evening at the close of the week I" prayer meeting. " The regular weekly meeting of the Junior Band ofthe‘iiiast Avenue Meth- odist Churchywlllhe held this even; Rev. C, ‘F. L.'Smlth, of Waterbury. attended the weekly social service last evening at the Advent Christian Church and delivered a most inter Rev. Edward Cunningham led the regular weekly prayer meeting at the East Avenue Methodist Church last evening. , j The dredge Capital City has gone to; Nor-walk to finish dredging the alien» nel there. She will return to her Work beneath the Washington street bridge a little later. . Mr. and Mrs. RobertaJoselovsky, of‘ First street, entertained a large com- pany of friends last, the occasion he- Various games, music and refreshments were enjoyed. Miss Carrie Carpenter fa- vored with vocal selections. Prizes in the games were awarded as fol. lowa: First, Miss Blossom Burton; .second, Miss Lillian Ferguson. Those present were: Jennie Joselovuky, Miti- nie Joselovsky, Birgitta. Joscloif, Viola Egginson, Jennie rnee, Nellie Lee, Mil- dred Lee, Blossom Burton, Rowland Burton, Fern Burton. May Eggiuson. Lura Keeler, Amelia Hcdmun, Lillian Anderson. Harry Andaman, Mabel German, Marguerite O'Sulllvan, Gus- aie Billanstein. «Two‘mlliion Americans suffer the torturing pangs of dyspepsia. No need to. < Burdock Blood Bitters cures. At any drug store. ; Rownvron. “ Agents for The Evening Sentinel, in Rowaytcn, are Frederick Lockwood. Elwood Eroadway and Charles Petty. Orders sent to any of the above will receive prompt attention. The funeral of Theron W. Lockwood. will be held Sunday afternoon. Miss Minnie Minor and George Ray- mond, of Rownyton. have been enjoy~ ing a trip to Poughkeepsie, New York. Miss Olive Hart, who has been keeping the Forty-second street ice cream parlor, has closed, and reports a fine season. The Berkeley House, in Rowayton avenue, has been closed for the sea- son, and Landlord and Mrs. Nassau and their daughters have returned to New York city. The last of the s eclal evangelistic services in the ne Baptist Church will be hold this evening. There was a. vcry large congregation present, last night, and much good has resulted from the meetings. Henry Sinions. the well-known milk dealer and for many years n. resident of Rowaytcn avenue, is closing “his business matters preparatory to mov- ing out of town. He Intoi'ids to Make his home with his daughter, Mrs. Mnrsdcn in Naugstuck. Mr. Simona has not. been In the best of health dur- ing the summer, and he has many frinds who will wish’hiin much suc- cess In the future. The following books have recently been donated to the ltowayton Free Library by Mrs. C. E. Huckloy: flor- don Keith, by T. N. Page; The His- tory of David Gristle. by Mrs. H. Word; A Ladder of Swords, by (lil- bcrt. Parker; The Southerners. by Cy~ run 1‘. Brady; The Castle of Twilight, by M. ii. Poster; The Captain's 'l‘oli (late, by F. ii. Stockton; At. Home With the Jnrdines, by Lillian Bail. The Iltllll in The Sentinel Wednes- duy regarding the fainting in the new llupiiut Church, on account of defec- tivo ventilation, appears to have been wrong. Mrs. Preston Hart attended last. Friday night‘s service, and was at- tnrltcd with indigestion. not caused in any way by the conditions at the church. 'l'h ventilation in pronounced perfect, and no one has suffered in any way through attendance at. the church services. W.W. .. ..m.&uamm . I . _ .mmuwwaamus non “casn ~ friday and Saturday Only. 20 Its. Gran. Sugar SI .00 1 LI. III? [LOIN OIIAMIRV IUTTIR m Pittssun'v'a. JONII, actc MIOAI. noun. m can Robe-83mm Phone tilt-I. Amanda, Gena. iNsw titers are attests 0:, hi Medley. ” ,. , X“ on“ Miss Hattie Rider. of Cottage 8L.» " ‘ i“: “and un'cr'rm can to on» of i will receive prompt situation. hank Arne and family are occup ing'the Buyer housegin thesmt an, .1 W. H, Brock. wife find “lining tuck. ' ~ , . F..N.-.liadfofd and family leave here ‘for'theirgxréinter home in Brooklyn. N dly. ‘ Thewomon's Bencflcont Society. of , thcxfiongrmtionsi church met yester- day afternoon with Mrs. Lees. if any further evidence of the indif- ferencebof Republican administrar tips toward 0 commands of the tan .Ipayer, whats itsphief supported need he had. thcgslurrand lame attempt at humor dud an excuse for the action, of the board of education in the mat ter of closing East bong lots school it can be found in a Bridgeport publi-. cation of last night, under the guise of humor. The author went a long way fromhome to “get in "the facts.‘ but ' the boomerang. will strike . time on electipntday with no less certaptg A perusal of names of the possible candidates for offices on the Republi- can ticket does not inspire confidence, in their running. One in particular. Fred Kemper. is not a possibility. ac- cording to a credited authority, nor is it at all likely that he would be' favorably considered .by the machine. Kemper being a large property owner naturally is interested ‘in the govern- ment of the town. What. his viewsarc regarding the discharge of official du- ties he himself has often set forth in the plainest manner, 0n the Demo- .cratie side there are men after the Romper type. and not the least of them is Robert Coley. Thomas Quin- lan is a hard man to get into the race.; but there is no question as to his lit- Sherman IIQHS. ARE YOU ENGAGED? Engaged people should remembergf that, after marriage, many quarrels can be avoided, by keeping their dl-, gestlons in good condition with EIOO-. tric Bitters S. A. Brown, of Bennetta ville, S. C., says: “For years, my wife suffered intensely from dyspepsia. com- plicated with a torpld liver. until she lost her strength and vigor. and be-1 came a mere wreck of her former self. Then shetrled Electric Bitters, which, helped her at once, and finally made. her entirely well. She is now strong and healthy." F. H. Baxter. South Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Norwalk. sells and guarantees them. at 50c is bottle. " names ann nonoron. Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In Darion, ars Arthur Slauscn. and Wal- Iaco Sharer. Orders sent to 'aithar of. are above will receive prompt atten- on. John McCarthy, for many years chef at Briggs' restaurant, in Norwalk, has purchased William Chalmer‘s lunch room at Darlen and will start business. Saturday. Eliza J. Waring. administrator of the estate of Solomon C. Smith, of Stamford, has sold a house and lot in Springdaie belonging to the estate of Clara E. Marvin, for 82,500. —~Goods delivered at short notice. Street's Cash Grocery. The contractors for conduits of the American Telegraph and Telephone Company have notified officials in Stamford that they will be ready to begin the work in Stamford in a day or so. Tile conduits will be laid. A judgment. lion has been placed against property of Frederick W. Hermon in (llcnbrook in favor of John F. Keating, administrator of the estate of the late Patrick Halirahnn. The judgment is for $268.32, and costs of $22.79. . LIKE FINDING MONEY. Finding health Is like finding money -—so think those who are sick. When you have a cough, cold. sore throat. or chest irritation. better not promptly like W. C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va. lie says: “i had a terrible chest trou- ble. caused by smoke and coal dust on my lungs; but. after finding no relief in otherzrsmcdles. l was cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump~ lion, Coughs and Colds." sale of any cough or lung medicine in the world. At F. ii. Baxter's, South Norwalk, and E. P. Word’s, Norwalk; tile and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial but. its free " LYONS PLAINS Mrs. Henry Nichols Is entertaining her sister, from l’lttsilehl. Mrs. Mary iiulitley, of Southport. is visiting Mrs. Susan M. Burma. Mrs. Flora Coodsoll is visiting rel. silven here. Miss lime Cleary. of Bridgeport. is a mint org Mrs. L. if. Hoyt. Mrs. John Williams spent Tuesday with friends in Norwaik. Willlani Sherwood. who has been my ill with appendicitis, is improving. Frederick Stillman)“ wife. and son. or arid part. about Saturday a most or re. is It. Hort. Junk Nicholsifllfii has seem a few days at his honis‘liere. rsturned on 'i‘ulisday. to Bridisport. Mrs. Bradley White has had an op- eration on her too and may have a more serious one later, . y ‘ . Mr. snag“. Von Arm and three childia‘who have spent two weeks was iiieemum and wife. have returned to “their items in Flatbush. Long island. . contract. "returned from a visit to Virginia Greatest ' for V n a . 1.21 ”u. Wage or years. :a fwnfi ”fir: l1 '3'» '3'“ arise-h " +355"... , ”In”! . Q .t. . ‘ . Remedy c... Chicago or NJ. an IIIIMI. SALE. Tl] IILIIOI BOXES WILTON. Miss Abbie subset is visitinh out- of-town friends. Miss Alice Keeler is visiting Miss Kate Keeler at the Belly inn. Ridge- field. Mr. and Mrs. Jarsd‘Betts. of Nor- walk. spent Sunday with South Wil- ton relatives. Mrs. R. W. Keeler and Miss Alice Benson visited friends in Ridgeficid, on Thursday. ‘ ‘ . j ‘ ,V ‘ Herman Vogel and Miss Eva Mar- beck were married in‘ New York ried in New York state, last week. ,Miss,,l.aw, of South Wilton. has, been engaged to teach inimitand Die. trict, Ridgeileld,‘ for the ensuing school year. - Miss Alice B. Olmstead and Miss Gertrude Dodd, of New York, are on- ioylng an outing at East Northfleid. Mass. ~ A roof has recently been placed on the small cottage owned by Her; bert Sturges. W. Olmstead had the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Comstock have Beach and other southern points of interest. Mrs. Weston, hire. if. C. Thomson and Mrs. J. M. Belt drove to Weston Thursday and spent the afternoon calling on friends. Rev. W. E. Johnson. rector of the Church of the Redeemer, New York, will again preach in St. Matthew's Church, Sunday morning. Wilton Republicans will hold their caucus, Saturday evening at 7:30 p. m., in the Town Hall. for the purpose of nominating officers to be voted for at the coming town election. Rev. Charles M. Belden. rector of Emmanuel Church. Geneva, Switzer- land. is expected to arrive in the Uni- ted States this wbek. He will officials In St. Matthew’s at an early date. The Reading Circle was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Gardiner. at her summer cottage. After a most enjoyable time spent in reading and conversation, dainty refreshments were lined. ' , - ' Mrs. Frank Weston was hostess of the Whist Club Tuesday afternoon. at the home of rs. H. G. Thomson. The winners were Miss Hyatt, Miss Georgiana Comstock, Mrs. H. G. Thom- son and Miss Carpenter. The club will meet Tuesday, October 3, with Miss Hyatt. ‘ ONLY OURE FOR DYOPIPIIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. Ooh, says: “i suffered for years with dyapa sin. used to have great distress and citing. I tried everything i oouid hear of, but nothing helped ins until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 60 cant bottle cured me completely." For sale by R. H. Plaistcd. F. ii. Bax- ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. " MR8. FiSH RODE IN A DAY COACH Train With Her Private Car Loft In, . Now Haven. . , Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, of the weal- th New York family. who usually tra- ve s in a private car, yesterday after- noon experienced the novel sensation. to her, of having to ride from New Ha- ven to New York in a day coach pack- ;od with the representatlva‘of common” if i HOYT'O THEATRE, Week, starting MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. Matlnocs Wodnesday and L . , ,. , Saturday. . Fenberg" Stock 00. (Western) Presenting all the latest MELo-onAMA‘ricsucoasess. men cuss vaunaVILLs, Including the circuits MiLLAaos. asrsnrcine: Friday evening .....'..Broken Hearts Saturday matinee... .The Price of Honor. l Saturda evanng ......._. y For His Brother’s Crime PRICES 10, 20 AND 80c Ladlos' 15c Tickets. Monday, limited to 300. Seats on sale Thursday, Sept. 14th. in: the ANNUAL rename ' Paar. Uncas Tribe No. 26 Redmen FROM saprsmaen 25TH TO 0010- can 2ND. 1995. RED MEN'S WIOWAM, 116-118 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Special Attractions Every Evening. i Admission ....... ............... 15c Dancing Free. A Grand Time Is Assured. than Purediringllaier The celebrated Varuna Spring Wa- ter is now on said at the stores of l". D. Lawton 5 Co. Endorsed and recommended by leading physicians. Analyzed by Prof. Smith. of Yale. 5. GAL. DEMIJOHN‘ 50¢ CASE. 8 BOTTLES 50¢ The finest table water on the mar- ket. . illustrated Catalogue free upon an plicaticn., ‘.tlf humanity. : , In her own car she arrived at New " *Havon by the Newport express train .at,2:18 p. m. Mrs. Fish alighted With ‘her two Pomeranian dogs. which site It exhibited at the Newport dog (é: . She led them along the pint- to ford was crowded with passengers; for the day couch train. which left five minutes after. i j Mrs, Fish suddenly saw the espress‘ train, with her private car, moving out of the station. » hottest: and dressed in the height 0, fashion, jumped from Mrs, Fish's car. and tried to help Mrs. eta aboard the moving trdin. Mrs. Ish stood terronstriclton and Nathan car . The young man. who was her hrot or. ran and tried to heard her car. tie grasped the rolling of the rear platfom but he had to let. go. Then he walked into the station and wired to New Ycrlt for a hat. 2:18 and which consisted only of day COIOIIOII. > v H ‘ lira. l'Ia’hsat 7 passenger! and tel, points of horiittit ‘ the an coach so! than fin tau—ss— DR. PINN’I’TIOTIMONY INTIII" oars. sin c has fitted ‘s insane ma... torts. .3101 incinerator siessy a not , . cases.,and I“: he has-hover, 7 it" AnythlliQDW‘ tours in both i: is and sou iltiiiiidy and bladder , - as Foley's itidn mire. it"stdps regular-i ice and his up tits whole. um am a mw'wm'm; on long leather lashes. The plaid, ‘ At the same moment a young man, Fish and her2 ; The two boarded the next trslh.f which was a «cone section of the . ’dcgs. None» of the summrshsw Vhbtlhc was, ’ii. an ‘r “a mammoth... . moment's. ”for, dawns ’- «Fills» ‘W. . _. . - i . t 5’3. “Tile Clifitli’il" nobles and UP-TO-DA‘I‘I. ADOOMMODATIONI- «Hm . : ‘ vOLADIr = RATIO VERY MODIRATI. Josephl. Waltz. ' 3' PM”. ‘ " * 7 g.“ '5 .n' “It“??? ‘ . ._ - PE". litilit‘itit‘ififi .rmutnsu, it" .. u .. rowan. gait - , novrtsyl HEATRE. ” , are all, gone. , friars; shias‘dscmone All ,ihe'ngut on». have creasing watch of your own. No matter what your taste, our need, your price, We can set sfy you. ILW Austin, _ Jawlttaa. . _, ‘ 40‘Waii 3t. Ncr’waik,‘ gong” t A .Ooma and make your selection and pit a rccm for tbs winter before they Thar. are a, fcvvirino rooms left yet. .,lvorythlng nsw;a_nd ‘uctodato, steam heated, hot and lipid water with bath. . “‘"Prlcca moderate! Oonfral Hotel Car. Monroe and contour Sis» Scurthmalk. J. crs‘zsa. Prop. OFFICE asoono FLdoa. r For SURETY BONDS of all Kinds, APPLY TO Jacob M Edition. ' AETNA iNDEMNITY 00.. _, 5 Railroad Pisa I“: goutli Norwalk.‘ how profitably you can invest $1.00 per week in Endowment Life insur- ance in the Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, of Hartford, cor“ rtionlara’ l t or pa till) I o P. H. siaLo, Gan. asfi UNITED BANK IUILDI Telephone Its—ii. Io. Norwal Don’t Light The Furnace IF IT'S A LITTLE CHILLY IN THE EVENING THE ROOM CAN BE MADE COMFORTA- DLI WITH A Gas Heater ‘ Everybody 0L V" Phone 68. ‘ until tuninh ‘2 "hours nit PLACE." ‘* Charles E. Dow, an WASHINGTON IT. Plans 1404. Guilt W910i. Piper‘s. custom this time of the year to re deco the ,price of Gold Wall Papers to cost In order to make room for new goods that will soon be coming in. if you need Wall Paper for this fall or next spring, it will pay you to buy now. Take advantage of this and save the regular profits that-1 you will have to pay in the spring. u...— 250. I m OROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, ETC. WINDOW SHADES AND PICTURE FRAMES TO ORDER. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. Telephon. Connection. L H. Enter, 87 WASHINGTON 81', SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. x 1. mos. aT’IJI’MBING AND STEAM . HEATING. I'IO‘.I| WATER HEATING. nor AIR HEATING. CTOVES AND RANGEU, ILATE AND TIN ROOFING. Gas and Steam Fitting, Oaa Fixtures. Metal Calling, Its. l-Iav. you scan cur :atook‘ of mcmcnnaauoasr THE JONES & HOTOHKISS COMPANY. 17 WALL STREET, NORWALK. FRANK c. ‘ .VAN scov. i hi Stvlosmliow Ready. o 'PHONI’ sci—4., “L ,f'lit‘tii out; pin in ..... uncouth. , 2.. iv... 'i ‘ \ 5 ' ’NQNWALWMN. earn sardine Miss. ' “M Hi. Kill PLUMBING. , arena. 1 ,; nor warns. , ‘ MN!) 1 '; II “GAD FITTING. " Win, Sheet Iron, Capped *‘ ‘ I “d Zinc. ,4 a. mo Main Bum. ' 'I‘I‘aliqu‘tfl-F-I.‘ = Death Norwalk, Conn. . q... TN. r ~ *- IOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘ ORGANIZID‘ 1‘.- WITH Ioiioits mm of Individuals. m- upsn favorable. traits. , sowiit ii. MATHIWIONo ma. loan-n. «our maps. races arteries. cm . crisscross. ‘, f spawns-was .i w M Now is the time to buy. it is my ' Cloth ‘Window Shades. with fringe, cum Ithaca.» , serum. swarms * Nor hams. ‘Mi‘OOMQ “mutant-acculturation , b M... W... .... ’ l. I 5.49.. It I A "fie WEAKFISH nun...human-.230 SWOBDF!BH l.n........u....~...120' EELS ig.¢oo......-..."manhunt! Bu'f'rmmsn m......t...v....~...10ii GERMAN‘CARP ..........‘.‘...... SO HADDOOK ..........i............ 7c" crass: con ......;..............iou F UKES AND lFLATFIBI-I. .‘. . . . . .’ ‘70 ' our cases FRIDAY AND sar- RDAY. ‘ ' ' ALL organ amps or man AT anssonaama anions. . . TH: PEOPLE'S risH AND ovens Millikan, . , *‘ Old Calvatlcn Army Building. " East End of Washington strut Bridge t CAPT. CHARLES DUCROOO. Prop. South Norwalk. 4—- u...“ -- 1... 1.—-M---»~s..-- «Mu... CLEANLINESS ’ ., a; , ’ t H, 1 Ly)»; . I) _g’o“m «(1.. . . ‘ 'Mmda'r‘d‘ ' Is a penalty or comet ,Hssitnan‘il an unusual element of Happiness. 4 To prevent sickness and enjoy!!! comforts or life you shouldsculp yous .alaaplng apartment or dressing charti- hars with ,a snow white..ono-plsol “Standard" Parcels n Enamel"! Lavo- tory and have running hot and cold water as desired at your-touch. W0 NV. umplu ln our Ihom and will gladly quote youtpi'laos. 3 Horace R. Nash, cons“ mun anc mm m. ION“! NofWhIk, Conn. HOTEL VICTORIA OORNER RAILROAD AVINUIANI , MONROE eraser. has“ comfortable and ap-to-dstahtfllhfl’t deity. floctricity and host in . room. Baths in connection. e , tact sanitation. loom steam . appoinusd. Always ccnfortahiazaa‘d um“. . -.V.Ii‘l.,' Canaan-ring a faiths It Mum lentil and Oonilit'l Vin“; [tundra last stool“ III I it Our stock of new goods just in, is a little larger than over before. Wonderful how low you can buy nice goods hcro. You know we do the work in the very batfi manner. 1 l .1 item“ '5 We have taken a gocd‘msny contracts for house painting and will be glad to submit figures for: your work new Watrytocarryl’nstccksvsry- thing you need for the decoration of your house inside or out. 4.4 Gerh ' " ‘9 "I", "a. iii-IV - was honours-x 5.1 ",. arm tarnished mam. no": N.
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