‘ _ .5... I I , “V N I
,9 he N”
11 Winter Coughs
‘ OFTEN START NOW.
Don't neglect what you consider a
single coughs, it r‘nay not be u pimple
as you think. Take OUR WHITE
PIN: AND TAR. and ours It at once.
White Pine and Tar dose not drug
the cough with opium. but cures by
acting directly on the Infilmmed cur-
flcng ,,. « .. .
who: 259 borne. ,
the bridge. Pharmacy.
rhu'mdttétagmnmg. more.
...... my
i
Eli Bradley. formerly of Westport.
who now lives at the W, 1‘. Gray resi-
dence. is quite low with pnciunonia.’
lie is In his elghty-nintgyear.
Mrs. Loo Davis gave one ofihc rc-
ports for It‘airlleld county. at the
King‘s Daughters' and Sons' Conven-
tion, in Waterbury, yesterday.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT.
L
Peter Fry. Woodruff. Pa. writes:
“After doctoring for twu years with
the best physicians in Waynesburg,'
and still getting worse. the doctors ad-
vised me if i had any business to at-
tend to I had better attend to it at
once. as I could not possibly live an-’
other month as there was no cure for
me. Foley's Kidney Care was rec~
ornmended to me by a friend, and I
immediately sent my son to the store
for it, and after taking three bottles I
began to get better and continued to
improve until I was entirely well."
Plulsted’s Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. “
ROWAYTON.
Tokeneke Inn is closed after a most
successful season.
A regular meeting of the ladies' of
the Reliance Hook and Ladder Com‘i
puny will be held Thursday ovcnlng,
October 18th at 8 o'clock.
An item last night stated that llnroid
F. Kendricks had taken a position with
St John‘s Paper Fall and Box Com-
pany. He has tukcn a position with
St. John‘s cigar box factory in South
Norwalk.
The rebuilding of tho Methodist
Church ls rapidly progressing. and
when finished it will be one of the
most attractive cditlccs in tho country.
liev. Ernest Iiysshc. the pastor. is n
hustler. and is justly proud of his
work while licrc, having been pastor
of the church only a little over one
your,
Considerable complaint ls again bc-
ing made by residents of this scctiou
regarding the placing of nets in Vil«
Inge Creek. near South Norwalk. and
Fire Mile River. Harbor and Farm
Creek for tho purposo of catching
smells and frost fish. 'i‘his spoils all
the sport of angling for the fish, and
the practice should be stopped,
As a reader of your paper i would
like to make a few remarks in refer-
ence to my name tit-lug used so frcoly
for the past week. Now as to the
dispute between mysclf and Brands,
the supposed super-Interment of tIu- 'I‘o—
keneke Corporation: llc came on my
property with two Italians. and with-
out permission I‘rom mo started to dig;
holes in my pasture. i asked him
what. he was doing. and hc gave the
answer. which was not very nice for
a gentleman. i uslo-d him to act of!
my propcriy. lint lu- rcfused. there-
fore l was comm-lied to remove him
anti his itallanu by force. He thcn
threatened to show II’ I put my hands
on him. but I romovcd him just tho
sumo. After a whiic he. returned with.
two more llalians and an cxcusc of a
policeman. Brenda thought it hello!"
to stay on the safe side of the prop
crty, but ordered the Italians to go
into danger. It was here the claim
was made that l pushed him (Brands)
off his properly. This was not. true.
but as tho evidence was well planned
I lllll perfectly solicited with tho court's
decision; also with the conduct of
some of the young witnesses. It Is a
disgrucc to American manhood. i do
not wish to be classed as u rtotcr or
a criminal. i can stake my l‘tillillillltlll
with Mr. liraadu, till I lum- never been
arahbcd in the atrccl by tho slit-rim,
and try to pay my bills. and i leave
my ability and character for my neigh-
bors anti towuatnt-n to decide when
callcd upon. My little property 1
have bought by tho hardcst kind of
iota; years of toll. and I do not propose
to allow any portion to trespass with-
out my permission. and the next time
this man brands attempts to repeat
the some thing he will go quicker. Yet
as to pistols and nuns a cabbage stalk
would have done Just as well. flat.
to use the old proverb. "The ungodly
fluc when no man pursues them.‘
Respectfully yours,
JAMEEI llUltS'l‘.
itowayton, Conn.
Jones'. Pillsbury: or Gold Medal
Flour, title per bag: per barrel. [6.40.
Strictly Fresh Eur, per dulen. 36c.
flood Eggs. per damn. are.
3 cans Milk. 265:.
Robert emith
bum
atom
DARIEN AND ' nonorou.
. The Wée Burn Gulf team was best.
an by New Haven Country Club, Sat-
urday, on the New Haven links.
Many a man of humane impulses.
who would not willingly harm a kitten.
is guilty of cruelty where his own
stomach is concerned. Overdrlvon.
Overworked. when what it needs is
something that will digest the food eat-
en and help the stomach to recuperate.
Something like Kodol For Dyspepsia
that is sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
WESTPORT.
Miss May Cole ' is entertaining
friends from out of town.
Albert, Birks and wife of Bridgeport.
spent the end of the week here with
relatives.
Miss Phyllis Evans. of New York.
is the guest of friends and relatives
at the Farms.
Lewis P. Wakemnn nml wife have
returned home from a trip up the find
son.
There is to be a meeting of tho con‘
firmatiou class of Christ Church in the
parish room tonight.
There is to be an annual harvest
concert lathe Congregational Church
on the night of October 24.
Westport grunge will give a whist
party in its rooms on the night of Oct-
ober 24.
Rev. C. ll. Stray-er leaves town
Thursday for Baltimore. Md.. where he
will spend a fortnight. with rela-
lives.
John Carlson. .lr.. h, the cm-
ploy ui’ Hubbcli & Bra and is fill-
ing a narrative. position with a con-
corn in Mountclalr, N. .l.
Greens Farms’ Farmer’s Club is to
renew its meetings next Monday night
when a session is to be held at the
home of N. W. Foster. “Hocknnum.”
If an article is imitated. the original
is always best. Think it over, and
when you so to buy that box of salve
to keep around the house. get De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. it is the
original and the name is stamped on
every box. Good for eczema, tetter.
bolls. cuts and bruises, nml especially
recommended for piles. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. "
OLENBROOK.
Mrs. R. E. Canticld of New Haven.
In making a visit of two or three
days with Mrs. E. Ferris.
Judge Evans of Texas and Walter
Anderson of New York were guests of
Mrs. P. Richards, iloimes avenue
ovcr Sunday,
Mrs. liuttio it‘crrls of East Wor-
cester, N. Y.. ls visiting for a few days
with hcr sister. Mrs. E. Ferris of Cres-
i‘f'lll strcct
Miss Anna Bells met with a very
painful accident. ycsierdny. in the la-
burntory of the High School. Whlic
experimenting with sodium. the sub-
stance exploded. and Went into hcr
cyc, causing her much pain.
Charles Brooks of Cortland avenue.
has returned from a visit in Minnus
with George June of that. place. During
in.» absence of the “Mayor“ the inter-
ests of 4ilenbroolt wcrc attended by
the president of tho llcnhrook "imp"
Association (7). ,
’i‘hc GIcnhrook ladlcs' ltcndinlt
(‘lub will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs, Townsend. Cort-
land uvcnuc anti Glcn 'l‘crrace.
'l‘bc scloctnicn have boon cleaning
gutters and opening culverts on some
of the principal street. This will car-
ry tho water off tho strt-cis anti make
travel much hotter.
Considerable Intcrcat has bccn
shown in taunts among the boys of
Glcnhrook lutclv. and an interesting
handicap tourntuucnt is now In pro-
gress. In tho first rounds. Monday
afternoon. C. llawloy. defeated ii.
liroomlleltl, .lr.. 6-2; C. Walker do~
fcattul C. lauvrcucc, 7-5: and E. llrynns
defontd L. 1.. Broomfield. MI. in the
semi-finals. Walker defeated H. flaw-
iuy. 0-2 and liryann dcfcatcd C. iinw-
ley. (l2. 'l‘hlu afternoon the finals
will be playcd bctwocn Walker and
liryans. A touruutncnt of 'doublcs Is
being plunnctl for tho near future.
~130n't use harsh physics. The re-
action weakens the bowels. leads to
chronic constipation. Got Dean‘s rte-
itulcts. 'l‘hcy operate easily. tone the
stomach. cum constipation.
NEW CANAAN.
Misc Results lingers II .visltlng in
ilnrrisimrx, Pa.
(theater to. hitch. of Vista. is spend-
qu a Week in White Plans.
Mrs. Mary lit Witch. of Vista is visit-
ing friends In Litrhfieid. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler are
guests of friends In Balaton. N. Y.
Wallace lierthol. of autuh Norwalit.
visited with friends here on Blinder.
Wu-
'i'he Interior of the bunk bulidlnl
Is being repaired by W. H. Whoe-
r.
Mrs. J. W. Warren ls visiting her
son. Stephen B. Warren. New lin-
van.
.2M‘Nte may»... «an.
it ill expected that Joseph Mendo-
cino. who. It Is alleged. minimized
the residence of Min 0. A. Bliss. In
beach avenue of ".000 worth of tile
"cw coal” [initiation club. i.
makinz preparations for Its spans
a
‘ .—
Btowart' Flags and family of New
’l'ork are guests at the Colonial
House.
0. W. Blnksrd is entertaining his
parents of Dayton. Ohio. They will
spend the winter here.
itemfi. (i. Benedict of the M.
Chanel: preached in Tuimadge
Chapel, Sunday afternoon.
——....
E.
Hll.
0?
and
Aaron Davis and daughter
Georaetowrrare annals of, Mr.
Mierdwin Hoyt. est-tet- street.
The fondly of WMG. Middlehronh
are now occupying the old homesteat
corner of South arenas and Chem
street. : ‘
. Mrs. George Spoor. who has been
visiting relatives here‘ for several
weeks. returned to her home In Glea-
brooh. Mass. Friday.
Mr. anti Mrs. i. ll. Brown have re
turned froth the conference of the M.
P. Church at Rockvilie Center. L. 1.,
where they spent a week.
Mrs. Citarics E. Benedict and the
Misses Dorothy. Mildred and Eleanor
Benedict, are visiting In 'i‘homaston.
guests of Rev. C. M. Pegz.
Albert McPhce. who has resided in
town for the past two yours, moved
to Greenwich today. He has many
friends who will regret his depart.
are.
The monthly meeting of the W0-
Man‘s Foreign Missionary Society 0i
the M. E. Church will be held an the
home of Mrs. A. P. Jones. Park street.
this afternoon.
The regular communication of Her-
mony Lodge, l~" & A. M.. will be held
Wednesday evening. Oetobcr if. when
the M. M. degree will be conferred
The district deputy will be present
and refreshments will be served.
An ltalian named Petrolli attempt-
ed to alight from the 6:50 a. in. trolley
car yesterday. before the car had comt
to a stop, and was thrown violently
against a post. The man's head came
in contact with the post with great
i‘orcc. lie was rendered uncon
sclous.
Real—estate Agent Francis E. Green.
has sold the Chauncey Wood Farm. at
White Oak Shade. to Louis C‘. Hall. a
New York lawyer. llc has also sold
the James J. Gregory farm. lltl acres.
at Ridgcl‘ield, to a New York party.
This agency has also disposed of a
building lot In ,Oenokc nvcuuc to Atlelc
F. Weeks, of New York. Miss ()lIVi-
l.. ltcamy's cottage has bccu rcntod to
Mrs. lluslum. of Stamford.
John lt‘nnchcr. ngcd ill. tiicd at his
home in Seminary street, Sunday. af-
ter being conflncd to his home for over
it vcur. lic was lilli} of tho first, rc-
crults from this town in the Civil War.
in which lit.- received the wounds which
rcsuilcd fatally Sunday. Although he
suffered a paralytic sirokc several
months ago, and at the time of his
dcath was ill with dronsy. his illness
was very greatly aggravated by bullet
wounds in both legs, which rendered
him an invalid scvcrnl ycurs ago, His
case was a baffling one and received
the attcnilon of some of the best sperm
iallsis in the country. tic leaves a
widow and daughters. Funeral servit‘c
was held at the Methodist lihiiscopal
Church today at 2:30 p. m. interment
was in lailtcvicw Ccmctcry. 'l‘hp sci"-
viccs wcrc attended by members of
the American Mechanics. Daughters
of Liberty and the G, A. It. of which
he was a member.
A BADLY BURNED GIRL.
or hey. man or woman, is quickly out
of pain If Bucklen‘s Arnica Salve is
applied promptly. (I. J. Weich. of
'i‘ekonsha. Mich. says: "I use It; in
my fatally for cats. sores and all skin
injuries. and find it perfect." Quick»
est Pile cure. known. first healing
salve made. 25c at F. ii. Baxter’s.
South Norwnlk. and E. P. Weed's, Nor-
wallt. drug stores. "
BERBERIE INQUEST.
WllililMAN’l‘lC, Oct. ifs-«At the sch.
slon of the coroners iuqucsi into the
death of Mary (‘asey licrbcric ycstcr-
day. the wltucsst-s wore Michael Cu-
scy. the woman's unclo, Mary J. Gard»
nor. of la-banon. and Police Officer Al-
lam McArthur. The last nutucd said
lh-rlu-rle told hint that he wished he
could get a divorce from his wilc. Mrs.
Gardner said she gave Berberie a bot-
tle of carbulic acid on October 4. Wal-
Iur h‘runch, of North Coventry. who
has been held during the inquest, was
rcleuacd. James Bowers. the other
man detained. ls still held probably as
a witness. it was thought that a war-
rant rnisht issue against Berberlo.
as when he was called as a witness
he gave a confused story and did-not
seem to answer the questions of the
coroner in a satisfactory manner.
ARMED MEN HOLD'UP TRAIN.
m
local-ed Only «0, From Denver and
Rio Brando prruc Our.
liliiODVliililli. Colo. Oat. i7.-—-'l‘wo
armed men who held up a DenVur and
Rio Grande passenger train taut evo-
nlul. secured only 860 In booty. The
rubber: escaped. The train was three
hours late leaving Salidu. When the
train reached Mudvllte Junction. twu
masked men climbed over the tender
and covering the engineer and firemen
with revolvers. ordered them to stop
the train. One of the bandits marched
the firemen to the express car. which
he ordered uncoupled. The bandits
then ordered the engineer to go Illotd
for about two miles. There the train
was halted and the robbers for-clot
the englusmnn to walk In front of
them. ordered the express messenger
to open the door. threatening him
with death. One of the bandits attempt-
ed to dynamite the safe. but the job
will a bungling one. and it it! stated
that all the money secured was about
sixty dollars In loose packages. A
posse Is in pursuit of the bandits.
A woman Isn't necessarily smart be
can» she says things that smart.
, M rift lttmcdy.
Kit is 'ngfigg‘fi Dr. at"?
can a a > unruly t a
moot figgllfill atoll= medicinal. Ilune
M It bad case of Kit!-
. ' 3-“? Urinary Disease.
. while In extreme
’ sot Diabetes.
V l hemmhalhdov
fin battles may be
,, nary. Aton-
, on feet re-
, cvcdstoncc
particu-
larly at night.
-—when none
deftstandin .
shows a so -
‘ mentor base
cloudy substance at bottom of vessel—
when urine stains linen—«when there is
pain in the small of the back. and pain
or scalding sensation in passing water.
Those are the surest at as of thney or
Bladder Trouble. and avorlte Rem-
edy is the surest medicine to cure them.
Get a large bottle at your druggist’s for
one dollar.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-4! you
wish to test Favorite Remedy send
name and address to the Dr. avid
Kenncd Corporation. Readout. N. Y.
A mm 0 bottle. with circular of value-
ble in motion. will then be sent you
free. Mum»: Mrrpaper when wrifm .
" Twc woelrs' use of Dr. Dnv'f,
Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy cured
mo of Stone in the Bladder." writes S.
W. Hicks. Pleasant Valley. N. Y.
“we Sample Battles at R. H. Plslsted's
AUTOS TO RACE BALLOONS.
PI'I‘TSFIEIJJ. Mass. Oct 17.~Auto-
mobiles will figure in the balloon race
to be held In this city tomorrow by
he Acro Club of America. according
to an announcement made public to-
lay. Col. Homer W. Hodge. of New
York. president of the club, in a let-
er to Superintendent Peelilcs. of the
local gas company, which will supply
the racing balloons with gas. said
but Allan It. llawley. one of the moni-
bcrs of the Acro Club. has offered a
.ulnahlc silver cup for the automobile
.vhlch will urtivc at the landing place
if any baioon taking part in the na-
‘Ulliliml within twenty minutes after
its ticsct-nt. ’l‘ho automobiles will
atart from the grounds of the gas conr
may at tho sonic time as the balloons,
and cards will ho issued to each driver
who wishcs to compete.
CAS‘FORIA
lor‘Infcntn and children.
tin find You Ilau Always Bought
w... W
Signature of
NEW GUILFORD PASTOR.
i'll‘llJt‘UiiD. Oct. limiter. Frank it.
Sanford. of North Haven. has accepted
a call to Christ Episcopal Church amt
will assume his duties as ri-ctor about
the middle of December. Rev. Mr.
S‘anford succeeds Rev. Dr, W. G. Anv
«bows, who has been unable to preach
on account of ill-health. tic Is now
rector of St. John's Church in North
Haven.
O E ' ‘
pen vemngs.
We have just received another sup‘
ply of Wardrobes at 312.50 to “3.50.
Also Kitchen Cupboards. $9.25 to
“0.85.
Our lines of Chlffoulcrs, ranging In
mice from $4.15 to 816.50. nrc not only
large but of ilrst quality and latest
stylc. The following are just a few
suggestions:
liookcuscs ............. $6.75~8ltl.htl
Dining Tables .......... such to $20
("ouchca ................ will» to 320
Morris Chairs ..... 85.15 to $14.50
Cash or Credit.
F. A. MITCHELL,
3 and 5 Walt St. Norwalk, Gena.
Tel. m—e.
Test BEST
cor-runs .
can ALWAYS
There In every reason In tht
world why this II so. We are the
input Importing retailers and
have the best equipped establish
ments on this hemisphere for car-
lng for coffees: no middlemen
touch our goods. We know was
We are talking about when we
make the above his typo stat
meat and a trial of our 26c Mocha
and Java Coffee will prove it
our satisfaction. \
a! of we. r. H
no Washington It. Io: Namath.
, Next beer to Rosemarie.
Ohone. M I'm Delivery.
. .top of the slick than they are at the
vol or Bright‘s .-
meMJ‘thnt, ‘ ‘
me‘uhoulll been much bigger at the
“bottom."
”Not at all. mom.” said the helical
farmer: "it's last this aways Potatoes
is growlu‘ no test just now thct by the
time i dig a E.lt‘ltllll tho last ones dog
is ever so much Iiiugcr ‘n the lust
onus."---llurpor's Weekly.
it Following Prices.
No. 7l302 80x light. 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
No. mos 80x tight. fit
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Bonn. liailuagti
Light-inglhmpan
W...»
‘
.-..
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
0“ MINUTE FROM Dim
IUROPEAN PLAN-
..Our rooms a special feature. III
and Electric Lights throughout. Iv.
cry room heated.
RATE. REAOONAILI
flatly stocked care In connection
A full line of Ackor, Merrill l Con
aft 00'- celebrated Wines, qum and
Diners always on hand.
'1‘. fl. SULLIVAN, Proprietor
Telephone Call. xii—I.
lhl “tapers.
Painleis’ Supplies.
Crockeru.
Glassware.
‘ House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window nodes. with fringe. 280
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures. 100
Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.
Painting and
Decorating. ,. _
L. a. EEcKER.
I1. Wuhinoton emu.
Tel. Con. 00th Nomlk.
Drink it
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewory ilrm’c lager beer.
No better. We deliver It in your
house. not) per case (at bottles.) Li-
quors at lowest prices. Tel. Jill-ll.
Central Hotel,
corner Menrce and Chestnut. twill
Math Not-walk. Conn.
Joseph Dim; Pro
r
“some
.ALL COPPER WAIH BOILERS, TEA
AND COFFEE POT!
are all warranted to be ilrutclass in
every respect.
Call and see them.
Chariot}. Doll.
in wasmud‘rou smear.
in.“ 2. Phone :67»
.4. ..
v natal/Drum: bring
w B B
WARSAW. Oct. 17.-—«~'l‘he police to-
day discovered the headquarters of an
elaborately (Ii‘giilllletl band of terror-
ists and captured 49 members of the
band who are charged with having
committed many nun-dots and rubber-
cs. it is also alleged that. they ori-
ginally dolivcrt-tl the proceeds of their
clinics to the local Bocluilstlc organi-
, zalion..but becoming dissatisfied with
the payment received they subsequent.
l.l’ carried on their business on their
own account and had a bank account
showing a deposit of about $5.000.
ONL‘I CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin flush, of New Castle,
Del, says: “I suffered for yours with
dyspcpslu, used to have great distress
and belching. I trlcd everything 1
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian liaim. and one
50 coal. bottle cured me completely.”
For solo by It. ll. l’laistcd. I“. ll.
llaxtcr and The Clifford l‘hormncy. ”
LABOR MEN OPPDSE CANDIDATES
BOSTON. Oct. l?.-—'|‘lit‘ officials call
for unltcd political action on the part,
’of labor unions of thc State, tho plan
of campaign. and tho nnmcs of tho
ilil'il who will be opposcd in the com~
lug election by tho labor mcu as re-
prcscnttul in thc Massachusetts branch
of tho Amcrlcan Federation of lstbor
wcrc mailed to tho oiliccs of every un-
ion in the ethic to-duy.
Whu blot Buu Your
Own Home?
Rents arc advancing all the time.
and dcslrablo apartments are becom-
ing scurccr (every day. We have a
number of very dosh-able homes for
sale, and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton Sr 00.,
lacoaromsn.
5 Railroad Avenue. so. Norwalk.
Waitch this space
for Saturday.
A. Stull,
24 Cottage 'Ave.. East Norwslk.
Phone 223-3.
1341 are
PLUMBING IAND [ml
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
lToVEs AND RANGE
ILATE AND TIN ROOF! I.
(In and steam Fitting,
h Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. I“.
Have you «on our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JOltéES & HOTCHKISS
MPANY,
17 WALI: eraser. nonwstx.
Fresh Fish.
O
SNAPPER BLUES . . . . . . . . . . . .120 lb.
BONITA MACKEREL .. . . . . . . .120 lb.
LARGE NATIVE EELS . ... . 140 lb.
BII’I‘TERFISH ....... .......il)c ll).
STEAK COD ..................lZc lb.
GERMAN CARP ........ .. .....100 lb.
WHOLE SALMON ...... . . . . . . .‘lilb lb.
SlalCED SALMON . . . . . . . . . . 140 lb.
ESCALLOPS ....... ........40c fit.
SOIWI‘ SHELL CltAllS ........ 65c doz.
All other kinds of fresh fish at rea-
sonable prices.
D110 l‘OSS.
was PEOPLE'S rum AND ovarsn
MARKET
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
all
Paper
‘ l‘l'll
I We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
' ii. E. Gotham.
I
TILIMIOHM
u riser or. s. NORWALK.
.y".t‘t .YiIW'
“I find t‘ascnrots an r that 1‘ in native
without llitllu. lame ti: led a umdfll with '
torpid liver and lI-‘allflf‘ltfl. New blurs taking
('mlt'flrlltu Candy Cathariiu 1 fort vcry lunch batter
iciiaii corttuniy rccouuuead them to my friends
Auau Bullies. Osborn N No. 8. Fall River. Mm.
u the best medicine I have ever seen."
. heifer . l
The bowels <
, .z ‘ ,.
Pleasant. Pu) tub mm ET“ .0006 offend '
a an iv 3 l . . ' '
.ari. any hierarchies ii are
Guaranteed to ours or your money cellist?
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or NJ: Sol
IIIIIII. SALE. 1!! MILLIOI‘ BOXES,
MRS. DAVIB JU'ST ALIVE.
NEW YORK, Oct. lit—Mrs. .leffcr‘a
son Davis. who has boon ill of pncu.
monin at. the Hotel Majestic, was still
alive early today but her death. it. is
said. was not far off.
Mrs. Davis took a. sudden changc for
the worse last night. and her physi-
cians said the end was noiy a question
of hours. llor only surviving daugh-
tor. Mrs, J. Addison Hayes, and other
rclalivcs remained near her bedside
throughout the night.
Mrs. Davis is 80 years old.
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for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool
of Dover street). every day. (except:
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwaik up to 4 p. In. and lentil
News): up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT OU- 2
Analog J. Smith 6. 0. Human
Lou-o. loner“ Aunt.
EVERY. LADY'. DREOIINO GINA“.
, .EN. 1
should be equipped with I mu.
snow white, onepioce “Standard“ Fur
ceialn Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to Halide!
how delighfuliy convenient it wool.
be to have hot and cold running valet
In your dressing chamber. aloe) ‘
in; apartment of am floor built]
room? Its presence would IRON
the higest degree of comfort. ‘ ~
We will gladly quote you prices Dun
plumbers are strictly competent N
chanlcs. honest and reliable. .
Horace R. flash.
CORNER MAIN AND WII‘I' IT...
loath Nor-walk. Conn. l
manhunt
IOUTH NORWALK. GONN- )
runners A cause“. IANKINL‘
sumac“.
car-Ivar. ”'"l in] i
$100,000.00 ‘
tun—n...-
sumac mo noun. .‘d
317.12.100.00
EDWIN H. MATHIWBON. PM }
JOHN H. KNAPP, VIDQ'I‘OO. '
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Cashier. '
WILFRED BODWELL. Acct. Cllhltfi
ninecroao. l
I. H. Mathew-on Henry hymen-t
John H. Knapp Ismael erbium...
Josiah R. Marvin ll. Well-cc Mervin
Christian aware: John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan;
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Gregorys Point!
titan Dinners and All Kinds of In
l‘ood Cooked to Order. 1
bathing and fishing. »
Bath none- to Rent by the m
John O’lulllvnn.
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THE JOHN B. Lawmcs
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accrues. 'horl‘fiwm "
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