bungee the character
9! 9m; wants add it 111' always good
Judgment to trade where careful bill"
me provides fresh goods to meet each
season's demands.
, l.At this season", there‘s possibility
that you’ll need HOT WATER BAGS,
COLD CREAM. " COLD ‘CURES,
ODURH ‘REMEDIEN. HEADACHE
dunes. are. we can supply them
and our goods are sure to give satis-
fodtlou. if they do not we will cheer-
‘ fully exchange or refund your money.
Ille Bridge Pharmacy. __ b
2011 Wasuiud'r‘ou eraser.
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l'DaIlvercd 1m. of Child‘-
I
".,.;Dennis Valentine has placed on open
cilbin 911 his launch lda V for the it ost
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The regular prayer meeting will be
mild this evening at the East avenue
Methodist Church
The Weekly meeting of St. James
Circle will be held this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Taylor, 84 Winfield
street.
Smelt are rcpolted as biting well
these days and a number oi members
of the Fish Club have made good
catches, already.
.Mrs. L. D. Keeler, ot Burnside, Conn.
has‘returned to her home after a visit
wltiif her brother, J. Irving Dunning.
of Washington street
Capt. and Mrs. Fetc1 Decker and the
Misses Viola and Elsie Decker 1"-et111n
ed last night from Death. Nevada
where they have been spending the
summer.
A business meeting of the Advent
Christian Church will be held tonight ’
at the close of the regular weekly
social service which will be led by the
new pastas, Rev F. L. Reynolds
1 John Cole‘s float has been removed
and the launches which were moored
there have all been taken away as the
mud digger is going to deepen the
channel on that side of the bridge. The
lsclloda Club float and other floats
will also, have to be taken out of the
way.
ROWAYTON.
A large party arrived at Tokenckc
Bench inn yesterday from Nnrrunguu-
sett Pier.
I
Exile Telegraph 0pcrato1 Cone has
secured a pc11nancnt position in Agent
L. B. Nickerson's flcight ofllce in
Bridgeport,
Mrs. Biamy, who has been occupying
the Williamson place. which she re
centiy purchased on the West side,
has gone to New York for the winter
Edward Avery. employed by Captain
Edward H. Smith, was quite painfully
iniuled yesterday He slipped and fell
on a piece or log and a largo lusty
mail In the wood penetrated the palm
of his left hand. Mr Ave1y wus oblig-
ed to exert himself considerably to
get the hall from the flesh and sea
result has 11 very 1101s hand, today.
~impure blood runs you down—
makes you an easy vlctilu for organic
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters 111111-
111111 the blood—cures the cause—builds
you up.
i WESTMRT.
A Mrs, John Nolan is visiting in Wil-
ilulusport, i’u.
Dr. and Mrs. Bailey of Hartford are
visiting in Shugntuck.
Mrs.‘.‘loi111 Kllllbcr has been the
guest of relatives I11 Bridgeport,
Morris Payne has secured employ-
ment at the annualiluk station.
m...
ilrllguisi Fred Cannon has been the
guest of relatives in New iiuvou.
Mr.,ond Mrs. A. C. iiradioy um 1111c
tortuining friends from out. of town.
Mrs. liar Sherwood has been 1111-
1111941119; fr ends from out of town.
Phil Warren has accepted a pusln
1% at the railroad 11111111111 111 Basso.-
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firsdlby halter caught 11 ii pound
lobster won 11 book and line Tuesday
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, by
. re being repaired and cleaned
Mr. and Mrs Charles Rice, of Bud.
geport, were sands guests of Mrs.
Emily Benedict of mp0 street.
. Mrs. Thomas Qulloy.1vho recently
Went to the Bridgeport Hospital. was
operated on successfully Tuesday.
The Historical Society will holdJ Its
October meeting October 14 at the rest-
deuce of James ill. ColeY. Edsehill
house. ‘
Mrs. Frank Smith of East Norwallc
and Mrs Henry Robbins of Norwich.
were recent guests of Mrs. Francis
Godfrey.
..........._....
A delegation of Aspetuck Lodge K.
of P, will attend the meeting of the
grand lodge at Bridgeport on Octo-
er 16. ,,
Mrs. Charles Connells, who has been
a resent guest at the home of Mrs.
Peter Mann, has left for her home in.
Panama ‘
E. '1‘. Bedford's horse trainer, M.
Williams will enter two or Mr. Beds
fold's fine trotters at the Danbury
races next week.
The Misses Elizabeth and Minnie
Van Vegllten of Brooklyn, N. Y.. were
ovor,Snndtly guests of Mrs. Francis
Godfrey of Saugatuck.
Frederick Wyne, formerly of West-
port, died at the home of his son.
F1edelick Wyncs. Sunday. Sept 22.
Funeral services were held at Lewis
b010, N. Y. .
The annual business meeting of St.
Agnes Guild of Christ church took
place last evening at the home of Mrs.
Thomas C. Steurns and elected oiiicers
for the ensuing year.
The Christian Endeavor will hold a.
rally night service tomorrow night.
Half-hour attractive program will be
a report from the Silver Bay conicrenv
cc by Miss Jennie. Falrchild. Refresh-
ments will be served by the social com-
mittee.
WESTON.
Mrs. Perry Meeker has been cuter-
talning friends from New Canaan.
Miss anmoud is boarding with
Mrs Ebenezer Fitch 101 the fall and
winter.
The Democratic voters of t he town
held their caucus in the town hall last
evening.
The following interesting program
will be preacnted at Cannon grunge
this evening aftel 1outine business has
been transacted: Music in charge of
pianist, Mrs. B. F.810unpape1.
“Can a Bachelor Manage a Farm as
Successfully us 11 Married Mun?" Syd
nay ii. i ittlc; paper “A111 We l’nti‘oulz
ing Our Glangc File insurance Com»
may as Generally us We Should?"
Peter Schubert: reading, Nelson 8.
Hurlbutl;pupc1 “Alo the Sistels
Grenicl Wolkcls in the Grange. Than
the Iimthms?" Miss Josephine Os-
holnc; reading Mrs. J. Richard Olm-
stead; paper A Happy Life and
Whmeln It Consists" Mis. S. J. Miller;
re11dlng.M1‘s E. C. Roscoe
REDDING.
Mrs. Jessie I.. Sol‘ord and duugh~
ter. Jessica. visited friends in Boston
on Thursday.
Elncst Sanfoul and Miss Allcc Rich-
0111. of Newtown 111111 311. and Mrs.
Emory P. Sanfold were entcliulucd at
dinner at the. home of Aaron ii.
Sanford on Sunday.
Mrs Hendrick Miss Mary Stevens
and Miss timothy Davis of liccl Hill
avenue. Donbum welo guests at the
home of Mr and Mr.» 811111011 1. Black-
mum on Saturday
to 1
Miss Jessica 0. Bunion] wont
i’lousu11t17lllc.N. 12.1111 illoudny whom
she will reulllc fol the winter with llcl
cousin. the Rev. Aaron K liltiniurti.
Miss Anna Banks who has been
spending the 311111111111 with but until.
Miss Julie Sanford 1111111111111 to llor'
home in illldgoport on Sunday
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EASTON MAN ”1&1,ng FROM M‘Q'
R. G. Galloway, Prominent Former,
Passed Away In His sloop.
Stricken with mlcvlexy while he
was cinching. Monday night. Robert G.
Galloway. one of the best known
farmer of Illusion. was found cold in
death ‘1 his daughter who went to
call it 31 ion his morning meal yester
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trio service bets! 31', the 113V
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will be 11 partial scrvi ‘
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, were Minimum 9
immatures WW ‘
1 no the‘ furnaces {firs
‘named Hockelsmith.
IIXIVI!
‘ the charge of sea
" curing nurtured testimony to tilt the
guilt of the murder of farmer Govenor
William Goehc'i 611 Henry Youtsey is
maggvrpiimlo. Powers says that the
their of James W Stevenson.
monsoon he set was. through
till ,
who teltl 111m her son hall written to
her that Vouts‘ey said the first thought illl
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was of the 111111.119 said it seemed
sure that Taylor would will: bind that
Goebel would steal the election. Youii
say. so Stevenson wrote to his mother
'_ then made up his 11111111. 11111 Council
must he done away with, and when
election contest came 1 11s a man
named Culton‘ planned be lit filler He.
said that Youtsay tried to gets a num-
ber of persons to committ the crime,
but when he failed to secure the as. .
,sassination decided to committ
the
murder himself, and the keys to Pow
ers cities were furnished him by a man
He said that
Youtsay had told him .he kill Goebel
Powers yestelday sent a telegiinn
to Commonwealth Alttuney Robert R.
Franklin. of Frankfort, demanding ll
trial at once.
r UNLUCKY BOOK, AGENT.» 1
rolled to No Purpose to a Woman
Who Was Deaf.
"I’ll admit there are drawbacks in
every business,’,’ said the garrulous
book agent in the Philadelphia Rec-
or,d ”but when it comes to ups and
downs, book canvassing carries oi!
the palm. Yesterday I blew into 21
house of which I had ascertained the
occupants‘ name, and after asking
for Mrs. Swami-So, 1I "vies ushered
into the parlor. In 11' moment a do-
lightfui old lady entered, and. greet-
ing me with a pleased smile. said,
“Good morning.‘ I explained that l
was selling a set of travel books on
easy terms, and without waiting f01
her reply began to show her one of
the books It happened to deal with
india. and was tilled with pictures
01‘ famine striken natives and mis-
sion churches. She took a deep in-
terest in these. examining them in-
tently, and, sure of a sale, I didn’t -
give her a chance to talk. For a
quarter of an haul-11 got off my 1
stereotyped ‘splel,’ and then, produc- I"
log contracts, began to urge busi-
ness. The old lady seemed puzzled
and pushed a. button. To my sur-
prise. tho young woman who re- '
sounded began to talk to‘ her with
the deaf and dumb linger method.
Then she turned to me. and explained»
that there had been a mistake. it
appeared that the old lady was deep-
ly interested in foreign missions and
her minister had promised to send
his assliant with“some striking pict-
ures of the indlan famine, The old
lady was stone deaf, and all my talk
had been wasted."
Justly Indignsnt.
A Scottish minister was expound-
ing the miracles, and considered
the swallowing of Jonah' by the :
lie was one of" those gentle 7
whale.
men who take a very long way
round for a short cut. and "was prov- ,
Ing first of all that it could not be
this or that, or the other fish. “it
couldnu has been the shalrk," 11c .
was going on. when an old lady
from a pew cried out. “Moenlster.
Mecnistor. wasnu the beast a
whale?" The good man was speech-
less with indignation for an instant,
then In tones of thunder ho retort~
ed. “A whale? A whole? Ye bletb~
crin’ aul deevil. what ciao you ken
about it? What d’yc mean by takin'
the word 0’ God out o' my moulh't"
mKsnsss City Independent. ,
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Uncle Had a Reason.
Rev Silas Swallow tells that when
he was a student at the Wyoming
seminary: a farmer came to Kings»
ton to visit his nephew. a. student
there. The uncle had some docid»
udly urban customs. including the
habit of pcurlus his ten into his
cancer. This greatly annoyed the
'nephew. who at last said: "Uncle.
why do you pour yoar too late the
saucer?”
’i‘ho old farm: looked up In sur-
prise. Then he said. in a. loud.
hearty voice: “To cool it. to be sure.
The more air surface you give it tho
quicker it cools. These here mod-
el‘n scminuries don’t touch much sci-
ence, do they‘I“--Argouliut. ..
Imam-MN
HORSE THIEVEIE 1N JEWET‘I’ CITY.
.mwu'r‘r Ci'l‘Y. Oct. tie-uncut:
illicvos entered the horn of Campbell
Brothers 011 the Maynard form early
today and got away with 11 valuable
horse. harness and buggy. The horse
in valued at 3200. There is no clue
to the thieves.
LARKINQ IN AUTOMOBILES.
When you start out in Your auto to be
gone till after dark
And you have 11 lady with you and it's
“last 11 little isrll”
0h, you'd better 1111111111 and ponder
1 while you have the time to spam,
Better do 11 little thinking while you' re
still in good repair
For you re sure to gel in trouble if you
11111 dly Will 11 about
And the story will be published if you
don: watch out.
There are new ones every morning.
Every night and every day
There are accidents that somehow give
their victims dead away,
They tire picked up by the roadside
than and pole and curing not
For the pleasures they Wont seeking or
the caution they forgot
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Etch 1111i.
. Or you'll ”get” yourself In trouble if you
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MIDWAY.
Every land should have one or
,1 more of these dressy garments
in his wardrobe. They relieve 1S
the monotony of n three-piece ‘
suit and add" distinctive smart— I
mess to the aspecrunoc of the
wearer. The variety of patterns
is well/nigh limitless.
There me many models of
distinctive character.
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and Saturday Evenings.
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Tailor. Cloud", Hatter.
Filmlllmi‘.
85 Washington s1. 89. Nomlk.
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IMPORTED
Fine ”ha
in Cake Sets Corset Sets, Berry
Sets. Chocolate Sets, Cup. Saucer and
Plate Sets. ,
bun-—
We also have Imported China in 1011
Cups, Saucers, Dishes, etc
imported Old English Blue Wars by
the set or single piece.
Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnlsh—
lug Goods.
1”.“
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
sting.
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--We give the 8. d. H. Green Trad-
ing Stamps. Ask for them»...
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1. 11. 11151111511,
87 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. south Nomlk.
SCHOOL TIME
Large assortment of Boys' Suits.
Shoes, «Caps Walsts. etc. at special
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MEN’. AND IOVIP FURNICHIN.
Ii NO. MAIN CT. -
.0. NORWALK
at the
Before buying 11
Cook Store.
Your money back alter a
month's trial ifycu want it.
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it 9 bdrm 1
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“main“. .
Ball State and 51111111
no, 888 for ”ml.
rulesioh rears. ‘
lilo. d‘l‘l tortuous of both automobiles
and motor boats. '. 1
No. 8 graphite cup mouse. 1
These lubricants are considered tile
'best in the world .3 ,1
vehicle tl'alls-
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IRIDGEPORT. ' " '*
bill the InitY.
tor Ralph lid)!
on and after Tuesday.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
”Maoist Plains
Norwalll up to 6: 3011
' NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Aiming J. Smith,
Luna.
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should be equi withn dainty
snow white, one :1 sea "nonrigid" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully conveninot it would
be to have hot and cold running Water
in your dressing chamber. sloop-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent, mo-
chanics, honest and reliable. ‘
Horace R. Nash.
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comm . ”I“?
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banner! 'I. 5
Pier 28. East River. New. York, (foot I.
of Dover street). every day. (except ~
Sunday), It 6 11.111. Freight received ;;
lat Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South .
6. c. Hcgoman‘. .:
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own, and View ‘
1:;Rct in the Habit of Having Yousr‘
Sunday Dinner at tho
‘ ‘ GLIN‘ORD
No Worrying about selecting
your meals. no bother with
dishes or stove when pleasant
. weather cameo. 1
, 1. Courteous Service. 1»
1 Pleasant Surroundings.
“Excellent Cooking.
CHARLES, REYNEKE,
‘,. Proprietor.
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summits ’
FRANK C
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
HOT WATER
"AND
GAS FITTING.
.Tin, Sheet Iron," Copper
1 and Zinc.'
II 30 South Main Street, ‘
1? So. Norwallc, Conn.
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84 Washington .98., to. Names; 9
Real Estate and 115111111111.
We have swam mold” ham-ins
growth of the town.
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A Minimum Amount
of
Home Comfort;
Happiness.
and: ~
Contentment,
; ‘ with a ModICum oi Expense.
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We are piping houses iii a
Mininum Cos I.
tel 1111 pine 110.1119...
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In Income producing pm thew '
Imus: lnomu in value with th- rapid
: 21.111.11.111».
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Money loaned to salaried employees
.9 1 and housewives on their own name
~ .. without indorse'r.
- strictly confidential
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All transactions .
can and 31511 no
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THAN NEW YORK REAL. ESTATE.
" For years this Company has paid
% Guaranteed 11mm: on
Bond Share: by check 1.111111
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.. .. dollars mill cultivator-its date.
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1: Accepted. partlclpatIng tn earnings
g from date of receipt
A card will bring you our 1111111111111
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R. I... OOIURN, General Agent,
- 16 801199 Main Street.
1847 ' 7 ‘ ' '
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