. tedded
ii
, is finding a ready market for it.
L Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Marvin are on a
vacation trip through Canada.
Letter Carrier Edward Hanford is
enjoying a day's fishing today.
.‘Albetllre r -
‘ visitorrin ns‘il'ngidfigifii’fiflfis?
seas. ‘ ‘ . ,.
linoleum; consultants: has re-
turned from a plessnt visit in East
Norwalk. ‘ -' I.
The Radel Oyster Company will
commence opening about October 1.
1ti spihnaisdto stdrt eprlisr but the
we “V?“ “bailifwemedi‘ ‘ ‘l
rue primaries of the mo: district
Will be held at Morris Epstiea‘s store
33%" measurement and in the sixth
trial. at Thomsfl. Keogh’s plumb: .
“lg. Shop'. ‘. v ‘
.ss. > .. Lint. ‘ ...
The. regular weekly prayer meeting ,
st'jthe East Avenue Methodist Epis-
coblif. church last night was led by
Irving smith. There was a large at
tendanoe. . '
.A:.N. Sherwood and W, H. Fillow
att ' .d the Prohibition Convention
in ‘ list Haven yesterday. Mrs. Fen
gush}; and Mrs. Howard Sherwood at
last evening.
The law suit of Ralph Le Crolx ag-
Jim Mrs? Jackson of East Norwslk
for seizes due him is to come up this
offer eon for tron at ‘2 oficlockbefor'e
Jugtlpe of the Peace William 0, Clark.
36y. Mr. Purdy. of Waterbury deli‘
veredm sermon .lsst evening at the
wéiiitly social service held in the Ad .
vent..ghr|stiau Church. He will ni-
so preach at both services Sunday in
mesh-em of gthe pastor, Rev. James
' ' vls. '. .:
‘E—"i suffered habitually from constt
nation Dean's Regulets relieves
. and strengthening the‘bfiwels. so that
. ’ thei: h
A- . .
Tex.
ve been relular ever since."—
avls, grocer, sulphur Springs.
ROWAYTON.
Captain William l. Stevens, the lur»
gest oyster dealer in this section. went
to filingsport. today. for the purpose
of chasingvoyster seed, of which
the ' .is_ said to be an abundance off
that} place.
A.niimher,o§ persons looking for
funds to buy’or houses to rent have
visited this neighborhood the past
week; showing that the tendency tow-
ards country life holds good in the full
as well as spring.
Captain John DeWatcrs. with his
sloop. yesterday succeeded in inking
up 180 bushels of seed oysters off the
natural grounds at Bridgeport. lindgid
n.
other man Is credited with having
, ninety bushels.
The work of taking oyster seed from
the natural beds off Rotou Point was
commenced yesterday. but there does
not Appears: bean enormous quantity
of set in thid vicinity. Some of the
bostr'l yesterday succeeded in catching
ten or twenty bushels apiece.
Special Sale
or
Pillsbury. Jones and Gold
Medal Flour.
63¢. per bag.
3 Cans Milk.
' 4 ‘. . . W" .
Ribbdrtamlth
I u. .35 immerses
as AND noao‘rou‘.
if - Amanda Cocaine is visiting in
a“ ' 9, I .
. ",0. hartram's house has recent-
‘ " red I new cost of paint.
umbert balsa his first year
, I 11.:on this week. .. _
. ‘ inducement ‘mnd m
25c
.—
win it her mother and sister in
it. .
-s for the new flailing of
Oh « liar. sat avenue. was
rel _w.i
mi ,, ’nist, of no r. N. 3..
and :Wiilisma are guests of
""1 ”i " am"? it. i... inn
rs.“ Ifiofi , . o r-
baolta‘ place. Earth. in mood and
the mentors will melanc- work
nast‘ colt.
Mid. Stephen spanner returned from
Ashore Park this week to spend a
in trees:- with idles Marconi list
lurk. parish. .
. Moi. . .
ecottagw ' f .
. l .i .
I ‘qficeted to send articles of fancy work.
:3 home of F. G. Haidy, Tuesday evening.
‘ its“
‘ are its. iii-tar and disaster.
birthed“. e»- ‘é .
' ‘0 er lipase not a ping“
Morrlstown Wednesday. Mr. Van
had many friends‘in’mnen,’ who will
heanwith cyst sorrow the news of
hi! death- \ '4 1' “ V _
Mrs. John Dauchey. of New York,
who. has recovered from a recent. ill-
been. is V‘etpected to visit Dorian
shield“ ouch. “ FF. '- ‘ ‘
Mrs. Brewer. of New York. has
returhnd‘tn her home after a pleasant
,vibll}.of& “all with Mr. and Mrs.
George h tel-.5" " . ‘ ‘
Tfev'n‘ifinngritzgds“ tof Miss “wait '1.
, yam ,n, res « ,iearu t at
also is improved in :3is and has
twice been out rowing with friends.
The Eagle Hook and Ldeer Com-
pany will hold their annual fair and
. sale at the Town Hall. October 17. 18.
20. 'All Dorian ladies are re-
fruit. china or. bric-a-brac.
The Glenbrook Debating Society
held its fourth annual election at the
The following officers were elected:
President G. S. Krumrine. vice-presi-
treasurel'. if.
8. Machine.
. 4-3;... rm: omhmAL.
” Foley it (30.. Chicaéo,
Honey and Tar. as a throat and lung
remedy. and on acount- of the tgres.
merit. andpgpularity of Foley's Hou-
ey and Tir- mnilyviniitstlonh are offer-
ed for the genuine. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding no
mes. Beware of them. The genuine
Foley}; Honey and Tar is. in’ a. yel-
low package: Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. .It is the best remedy
accounts and colds. Plalsted‘s Drug
store and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
M .
‘. WILTON.
Miss Edith solutes, of Elmira, n r..
is the guest of Mrs. H. G. Thomson.
. White. secretary", W.
film; in Brooklyn.
A large silo has been completed on
the farm of James Comstock, in North
Wilton.
Miss Gertrude Turner. of Brooklyn.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth
Hill.
Tile largo burn on the Middlebrook
farm has been painted by W. S. Olm—
stead. =
Miss Hattie Olmstead, of Norwalk.
Monday.
George Canfieid. of Drum Hill. is
entertaining his brother from New
Jersey.
Mrs. ‘D. R. Lambert returned to
'Gdshen. N. Y...on Monday after spend
ing‘a few'days at her summer home.
Miss Marg ret Teiford. who has
been spendln a few days with rela-
tives to town has returned to her
home in Pascale. N. J. ‘
Rev. W. D. Hart. pastor of the Con-
gregational Church. will exchange pul-
pits Sunday with Rev. Mr, Shively, of
Norileld Church. '
Mrs. Wallace and son. who have
been occupying for the summer the
residence of .i. McEwt-n Bette. have
returned to their home in New York.‘
Miss Estelle DeWitt. accompanied
by her mother, left town on Tuesday,
for Andover. Mass, where she will
attend Abbott Academy.
Mrs. Gertrude Turner and daughter.
Miss Grace Turner. of Brooklyn. spent
a few days last week as guests of Mrs.
Elizabeth Hill.
Theodora .Comstork repaired the
porch of St. Matthew's rectory on Wed-
nesday, and has made other improve
ments.
The island property of H_ L. Still"
ges, situated near L'Hammock. has
been improved and put in order for
lhe coming winter.
A Republican caucus for the nom-
ination of town officers to be voted on
i will be held in the Town Hall. to-
morrow evening.
George Harris. of Bingbnmton. has
iit‘l'll visiting relatives in town. re.
turning home on Wednesday in lime
to liiii‘flil the (‘l‘flii‘fllllili of the found-
ing of iioono County. New York.
A homo-made cake and candy sale
will be hold at the Library to-morrow
from 3 to 9 p. m. A novelty table
will be an attraction. The proceeds
will be devoted to St. Matthew's
(‘hurrh organ fund.
The Summer Whlst Club met Tues-
day alteration at the home of Mrs, ii.
ti. (laden. Four tables wore in play.
The price winners were as follows:
Mills Edith Holmes. first; Miss Abby
Bundle. second: Miss liyalt. third. and
Mrs. H. (l. Thomson. fourth. The host-
ess entertained the members on the
lawn with cake and cream.
caggma
lit a bi lint Atrium
nemtha
We! '.
new classes.
C. Ned Fairly will enter Pratt inlil-
tutu. timoklyn. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 5. Ford. of New
York are visiting friends in South sve-
nus.
George dram has returned Ito New
York after a visit in town.
John it. One of the Central Phar-
macy is visiting friends in Booth Non
walk.
Edwin Hort and non stepson made
a business trip to New Yer-it, m
-‘ .inil Engineer F. T. Worthington
Clef
dentsy‘li‘. 'G-‘H GWC. H. Hompstoad; '
orléir‘lnted “
Leroy Evans. of Drum Hill. is vis- '
visited relatives in North Wilton. on -
at the annual town meeting October .
‘ Groceries atourstote
.‘im Grid“ Wm sears-nu “I
veterieua Valle demurrer nice»
for slants encasement in «no
wilefh lilt-
I’ tairr today.
than Winton
s , ted'lhin
, .rns lithe trill in
automobile;
and staff of assistants. who haVe been
surveying for the new sewer. have
about completed their work. and it is
expects that work will be commenced
in” abut! six weeks. As soon as the
group is broken. all the laborers
avails is will be ensued to ruoh’the
work diong as rapidly as. possible.
,Otisr three xmilbs‘ Lilitrétatl in the
borough center wilv be tempt» to lay
thti‘plpini.‘ . . .
hr. Thomas li‘ .
w ‘o hllrl practixd‘
years. says he has dined. emery pres»
crlption known to the profession for
.treatme t of kidney and bladder. dis-
lesses. a it save he has never'fimnd‘
anything so effctive in both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble
as Foley’s Kidney Cure. it stops ir-
system. Plaisteds’ Dru
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Wasrpos'r.
Miss Hattie Warren of Rarwinton.
is the guest of friends in town.
Ebenezer Morehouse is back from a
visit with friends in Sonthport.
Patrlclrioutnni'lsibi his new position
as telegraph operator in Greenwich.
Mrs. J. H. Jennings has been making
a brief stay with relatives in Bridge-
port. ,
to town from a visit with friends in
Worcester, Mass.
.now at White PlansN. Y.
town of. Compound while this weather
lasts are certain to'b‘e popular. We
have " long learned that the most,
charmnig season of the year is from
‘Septmnher 1. until late in October:
Next week comes the. town caucuses
for the selecting of local standard
.beurers. The situation has not serv-
‘de to create any interest to date here
as in other suburban localities it
would appear that second fiddle is the
town's portion and if the leaders of
either party have any surprises in
covered them up. it is more than pro.
liable that the same town ticket will
be the order after Oct. 1.
m...—
“TO CURE A FELON."
says Sam Kendall, of Philiipsburg.
Kan. "just cover it over will Buck
leu's Arnica Salve and the
do the rest." Quickest cure for Burns.
Boils. Sores. Scolds. Wounds. Piles,
Eczema. Salt Rheum. Chapped Hands;
Sore Foot and Sore Eyes. Only 250..
at F. H. Baxter's. South Norwsik. and
.E. P. Wood‘s, Norwsik, drug stores.
Guaraniced. ‘ . ”
REDDING RIDGE.
m...—
Anmn H. Sanford has lately erected
and filled a silo.
Samuel J. Miller. of Georgetown. has
returned from Europe.
Miss Helen. daughter of Town Clerk
Nickerson. has entered the Normal
School at Dunbury. use pupil.
The building of the tire proof vault.
which has made the town house a
nun-lay place for several weeks In com-
pleted. " . .
George Sherman has gone to New
York to receive treatment and perhaps
if?” " [‘1 Fl h
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STEAK coo ..................... lilo
\vlloasr sewer: ............... 12c
SLICE‘D SALMON ................ 130
\vnaas‘lsn ...................... iile
nosm MM'KEHEI. ............ 10c
our summons ......... 'lilr qt.
All other kinds of Fish of reasons
bio
prices.
rsafil'orta'a it" ii ”or
. _ ass
KIT.
Gil ‘Ieivation Arm '
rm...
Int [M ‘MVWuhington
“‘7 .. . 10¢
PLUMBING AND ITIAI
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HUNTING.
uvllrf'i-‘fa Israelite.
a tuna ttl'n .
.. 'M‘ More": grills: Ila.
HM when our steel: of
enchilada scanner
ran Jonas. sarcomas
it View a ”r. _ ironwau't
Bull ( our Saturdauls
e
and Salts Moses. -
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ti ills. fluctuated lunar m... Um
G 'k’a I." caraeoaseniaaenee. m
a lit. Can Inked loans, for: l for Ila
M Potatoes. per pack m... 000
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d‘h. ., . ,
“ ‘ the guests at the Colon
line A. If. dunner Miss limit and
.a .
rill. strike raunchy mung-r."
. overwroiia. ,
lagoons for all
regularities and builds up the whole.
3 Store and,
Miss Sarah Treadwell has returned .
Miss Emily Redford has several en-
drles in the Worcester horse show
Beach parties continue from out of ‘
store. certainly they have effectually .
aive will ’
' Don’t l’ul spills Coal
. nationhood
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symptoms;
cote organism.
period.
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titan. w. we!“ I ti
l began taking? i.
about Our we orfbl c
danger period.
tydia E.
4.x; ‘3? 5h . .
nudorgd'ndnthrr’o oration for a can-
rerous affection of be low.
Quite a number of guests remain at
the Ridge inn. Miss Rushton. the
Slovei‘i'el.
for temporaru
warmth.
Cnilnder Heaters.
$1 25 and $1.50
Burn. It "bland
y
. i
of;
eleven weeks i hsti hemorrha
mydoctor‘a will and lid iohidalt.
and it bfou‘ghf me out all right. a perfectly siren . wail hm. Any ena'ean tell how
[at mypicture. and any on can write to me or my daughter
Mill. r. M. Mohandas. East Chicago. ind.
91hr: whole secret of safety at this time of life is then-rub preparation before the
change begins. Fortiiy the system with a course of Lydia E. Plnhham's Vegetable
Compound. This wonderful medicine has carried thousands of women through this
healthy i am it 'léokin
ricotly natural change
. ,. , Sallie is too Often sc-
compsnied by painful, distressing
‘ due to female troubles
and plight-irregularities in her dell-
, The woman who passes“ this;
change without the development of
tdmors, cancers, or chronic inysiid-
ism, enters anew field of happiness
and. steadiness in the domesticxir:
clsnndid social activity. Her phy.
sica’ii eyelets. shodld‘ receive the
necessary assistance at this critical
hhshhibgetabie
minimums ,
I A.
is E. kham's‘Ve
urea.
Sanford school.
.enditm a
ltoo
is. 3.» «Mil
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rotors-
No such helpful advice to women who are slclt can be had anywhere as will be
received free by addressilg Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass. Mrs. Piitham is daughter-in-
law of Lydia E. Buikhsm. and for ivonty~iive years under her direction. and since her
decodes. she has been advising sick women free of chem.
Pinkliam’s VegetabchCompounll Cures Where (tillers
Mary A. Albin. who recently died in
Georgetown. willed all her property to'
her adopted daughter, lsabclie. from
whom she received faithful care for
several years.
The building of the lofty tower which
encloses L. O. Pot‘k's windmill was
finished this week.
greenhouse Mr. Peck has planned the
erection of tWo cattle sheds.
Besides his new
The George J. Hanks place lying in
Wall
ape
ii
We consid
son’s lln
we or
this town and E11510“ which Edward
S. Williams purchased last week. con-
I
or this sea-
e'ihe best
or had.
E. E. Gotham,
‘litcoliti'oli.’
Daily their ii. i:
nurses“
1. 'Im “a
I. lidswaut.
for frolgln Only.
y El I'I
“- gfifflhfl" " leave
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. .' , , 5 ’ mwm... “I . " t Winn-til. -
L i . ‘L 7 ‘7‘ assuming wasnuieros trans-r. “1“er “firm?“ ,
. "‘iW‘h‘fll‘fl mains. '» ' . mum , ”inf“; . . .fimm, 7'.
a”. New
landlady. will remain through the win-
ter in board some of the pupils of the
Compound ,
. . o‘e’iiac‘dy‘sulttci‘t‘e wofli'an’s 'nee‘ds'st this time. it strengthens 'a’nd
cures all derangements of the female organism, it overcomes the hot
flashes and dizzy fainting spells. and all other distressing symptoms.
‘ ‘ l Wife in Bed for Three Weeks
Dun Mas. Plnmitri-vfi-lmuffaad a at den W
me so weak w
go of Ufa." Por'
bed. for three weeks.
ahiiou h if wu a' skin
it! ta‘ken five bgitlsa,
Fail:
, afl-F
sists of about 100 acres with a house
and horse. The price was about 1,800.
A horse behind Which Harry Iinpi’
and Miss Clara Show were riding took
fright at an auto in Sanfordtown last
Sunday and wrecked the buggy. The
couple drove home in a borrowed
vehicle.
IVIIY LADY’I DHIIUINI CHAN
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should be nullified Will I III!”
snow white. onepiece “Standard" In
ceiain Enameled Lavatory. I
Have you ever stopped to collide!
how delighfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running vote
in your dreasln chamber. also)
tug apartment 0 Int floor
room? its presence would afford It
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quot. you prices. 0!
plumbers are strictly computer! I.
classics. honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash.
sashes mm AND Wm In
loath Net-walk. com
nmw'nmfi
rsa saw.
HOTEL VICTORIA.
m limo-rs new asses =
. anaemia roan. .
33:" mm {is “West. 'l'v‘
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. cigars always as halt
In men. In ‘4
emotion-tin”...
r. streams m ‘ ‘
1' 7mm. confess-a.
“m” ' oi; can m.
liregtllg’s Print!
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bienniumandulmndaubt
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Bathing and fisililu.
sun sour-Aquifer” ”105m
‘Joh‘n O’lullivan,
has
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M1: mausaneafinsai:
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Painters: sump...
Crooked . .1 »
' ‘Giiisééi’iliirey
' House-furnishing“
. " ”Goods. ‘
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe. 28¢
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures, 10o:
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Picturefranlesrand‘lihdow ‘
' Shades Math ill not.
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Brooklyn brewery arm's lager beer.
No better. We deliver it in‘ your.
house. 11.00 per case (24 bottles.) id-
quors at lowest prices. Tel. iii-13.
Central Hotel;
Corner Monroe and {Cneiinoi' Streets.
. . South Norwaik. Germ.
Jhsepit Diem, Prep.
TMNeACTe A cement. “client.
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