Evening sentinel, Friday, October 11, 1907 · page 7

orris Epstein spent ’

dininbury Fair. f
n: et Tale. or Rowan street
he .sresldencc painted. ”
' [syncs/er Hook and Ladder com-
puny. into hold spacial dance tonight.
uEdwardI‘ msmitn. ct Souvlcw uvcé
one, is enjoying a day's fishing in
Trumbull. I. _ " has beenrpresented With‘ a handsome drilling a well for ‘-M‘% zfnrlo
' ’ Harge. Morth Stamford.

Rev, G. E. Benedict, winter of"
M. "E. Church, Who made such an 6‘1?-
est‘and fruitful: lightfor no license'.
is receiving—the cangrntulatlons of the
entire no‘ license element “of the 1
community. There are. 015 course, those
I who condemn his methods and efiorts
guest other mother. LMI‘B. during the agitation.
, , - r . . _, Several hundred feet of copper wire
m H-I.W00d and Howard Taylormw again been stolen from the Amer-
icnn Telephone and Telegraph Com-
; _ . nun I in the nor part of t e town.
~‘ ~ Mrs; cholesconnefla. who M8 been, This, is the‘ fourth time wire has been
visiting Mrs. Pete Marvin, has ’9' stoleni'ro'm the poles in the vicinity
, . In the early spring,
‘ Mrstiliiam Smith ‘entertained a several miles or it ware stripped from
lat-genuinbcr of the Current Events the V
Club members Wednesday afternoon. I. are sndcavoring
The Greens Farms Christian Endeav- thieves, although they have no clues

Charles F’iliow, or the Crescent
Laundry, "is spending the day at the
_ , ,Dnnhury .Fair.‘
Mr. and Mrs. IWilllam H. Flatt and
, Mrs. E. A._0vinit visited the Dnnburi’: m
_ Fair Wednesday; ‘ ’
The. regular (Weekly social service-
was held last evening at the Advant ‘
Christian Church. ‘
‘ I» William Tristrnm.
Beattygx stuff, o’njoye
Dnnbury Fair yesterday. V,
e Charles Reynolds, of liai‘ner‘s Benc
dict. Farms store, was a visitor at the
Dnnbury Fair yesterday. ‘
Isnbell May, the youngest child oi
Stephen Woodward, of East Norwalk,
* is ery sick with pneumonia. ‘
Mrs. E. A. Oviatt Ioi‘ Huckcnsnck,
N. .l. is visiting her sister Mrs. .
H. Piatt_ of Winfield street. I .-
Tbe III. S. Club will meet this evening
at the home of Mrs. E. Percy of Win-.
field street. 'All members please at-

piano‘by her mother. ;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:nsn corn; k 31

is ablefitoi‘bc'outnus n. ‘ _,

 

 
 

,ning. ..

‘ A new roof is being/I pinced‘on
home of Mrs. Mattie L'Homm
Rowan Street. " I _

Mr. and Mrs. Milton White, who
were recently married, were, serennd-'
ed at their home on‘Wednesday‘ night.
The crowd was treated. after

Bridgeport.
Center, LOng

Farms.

Mrs. J. D. Rcimcr and son, Thomas.
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Gorham, have re‘tu
home in Orange. N. J I

Frank Mcrrlnm led the weekly Fray-
, last ni hi, (Mg he Enst ;
iii-”ch: hé‘”7pns'- ‘

rfioed' to their

Avenue Methodiét‘?‘
tor, Rev. George T. Freeman, wns’u’n
able to get home in time to not.

~Dyspepsls. is our national ailment
Burdock B and Bitters is‘ the notions
1t strengthens stomach
membranes, promotesflow of discs
s the blood, bliild:
, , V . I

cd.

tlvo juices, purflo

 

nowrivro’h.

Owners of boats at the Norwalk
Yacht Club should see that they are re:
moved or' housed as soon as possible.
as it is intended to haul the float. up
on the shore Monday next. when the
tide is perigee.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

Mrs. Ezra Hurtwrlght. or Noroion.
called on Dnridn friends. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Crane. of
New Canaan. came by
Wednesday to visit Daricn friends.
Miss Margaret Scllcck loit'i‘uosduy
for Colcbroolt to spend
with her friend, Mrs. Buckley.
Mrs. Charles. E. Vull, ol‘ Stamford.
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. iii.
Morehouso. Eluturdsy. ‘
Mrs. iiViilium-J.~ Fleming left» this
week with a friend for n visit ln‘Ncw

Mr, and Mrs.» George 13. Edwards
have returned to their home in Wuuir
lngion, l). 0., utter/n visit with Mrs.
Ii. M. Valentine.

The "Volunteers“ Gazette" of Oct.
5. 1007. contains a. picture or Mrs. Ail-
Juinnl i‘ieinert. oi the Dorian 'Child-
Mrs. Minerva
will be 51nd to learn that she is very
much improved in health and is able to
Little Freddloiaindw
soy ltclnnri'n stscnud birthday-suntan
snry was celebrated September 23.

be about nunln.

’i‘ho iunurul of William Bunion, oi
Ncrotnn. was held ut the Presbyioriun
:hurch, Monday morning. with u. very
large attendance. Mr. Benton was It
young man of much pmmlscrund held
in high regard by his triunds and new
:Hiil sudden desth b
Ishoclt from on electric wire
Kurd. occurred lust week.
.Ms’nirn outdated. There were annoy
Idiot-oi tributes, one of great beauty was
(ad bylaws iiuriwrixht and pro-
. “by his young men associates in
"Horst”. the design being It broken
wheel. someones of roses und liliou or

inviting and surmounted by a dove.
‘ I .uino runny beautiful

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Henry Bertine, witches been visib

 

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Jul; in Snugatu‘ck. has returned to my sinking,
home'in Norwnlk.‘ I ' , I‘ I . ,

: Miss‘Elsie Allen‘s! Compo‘stre‘st."

I. LndylPal ertonf‘hodge, s. of B. Zara
pisnnlug‘to ubigdu in Nationsi

 
 
 

are new wright“ .et has 3"
recovered omx , cent illness an

 

Kittie Bolton,“ Dcnhuryigihns
dididdlcbrook,‘ ,

”diamond-those. who visited the-
unbury __Fair,. Wednesday. '

 

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turnedto her home in Panama. ,

' "or Society entertained the Bridgeport t0 work Oil-I _

Real Estate Agent Green has sold
the William Nichole farm
Norwalk reservoir. consisting of nine-lino

Christian Endeavor union Tuesday ove-

 
 

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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jennings, of

Greene Farms, are entertaining their ty acres, toIJohn 1. Stevens, w
take possession November 1. Joseph
. Lockwood has purchased the Stevens
m in Smith Ridge. Frank Mcchnln
rd. has purchased a tcrward.

"daughter, Mrs. Royal “ Sherwood, oi

‘wui’lamn. 'Crossmdn. of ROckvlllo far

 

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rid. is n

Bohmidt..c. 3;
'yiveury. ss. ...‘.‘...Isi
:‘Slevnr. 1). .......;.'I1
Killian. 1). ........2

. Nihilist ' , . _
lord.u Sunday afternoon. ,
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H Gavhbfil-‘OOH

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no.

signal cf. . . . . . .I I.
Scliekard, ll ...... ..I4’
itanco.1b...4

of an nrtcsinn we
Carter street. ,It is 200 font in
t 60 gallons per

This firm is no?v eugnsem 1

 

lot in Green avenue?
house in Park street has".
{crime winter

, Green,
‘ depth, having s flow 0

new

D , I I

l ht..h'is 511er being occ
pted ' “by u coughing: ‘ ‘ This
, 2‘ morning histemnorature was lower
than, it was last night. His majesty
rose’n‘t' histusuhl time, drank n’gl‘nss‘
champagne, awhis v’sppetite is still
poor, and immediately began, reading
and signinsstntepspcrs, ls owing that
public silo rs is main-

I ‘ noted furnished).
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Schulte.:r_f. .I.I...I 4
winner. as. 4
Reulbach, p. 3

Totals . . .433 ,
Secret by innings:
Chicago ........0 1 0
Detroit ‘. ..r. ..o o

teidt..EveI-s‘«‘2,~,s.hec
on Siever. 7 in 4 limit!”
3 in 4; inningsr» Sscriilce
Double plays.

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tel-I one ¢1&9§‘¢‘>>‘

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made in that apparently usclss little
tube called the “appendix."
wally the result or protracted consti-
livcr torpor. I‘Dr.
Kim’s New Life Pills regulate the
rcvcut appendicitis, and catch
‘ular habits of the bowels. 25 ’
at F, H. Buxter'sdrug‘ store. 4

PROFESSOR TODD HOME.

I PANAMA. (00$. 11L-David Todd,
who spent fou‘r months in Chili with
the expedition sent from the United
States to observe Mars. has arrived '
here on‘ his I‘wny home. During the 011?
servations more then seven thousand
photographs were
twenty of the double canals on Mars.
in commenting on his observations.
Prof. Ii‘odd sold: “it is reasonably car»
that Mars has been inhabited in.
post and it is reasonably certain
that it is inhabited now.’.’ .
___..___......__

No matter how much a man’s lune
rul cost it saves him a into! money at:

I U A .I :3
i‘OHHoidfii-nccg g—si H‘oj‘ocbcbcgeg‘

i “Now use

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his interest. in

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99‘
I. o ru-

‘ V rs express themselves. as
being hopeful, but they add-.that‘his
. indicts recovery is not exuectedr‘r

a long} time. They insist that his mn-
jcsty; must remain. at Schoenbrunn
Castle the whole winter, not going to
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on bases. Chicago 6. Detro
on balls. on Illeulbachr Bron ,
First base. oh‘icrrorsflhicu o ‘1
Wt. illrfieulbach 2 ~ 8
Killian '1. Timer
OfDay and Sheridan:

""'~ How's THIS? I . »
‘Weoiier .One Hundred Do
ward for any cuss .oi commuter can-s
not be cured by Hull's Caturrh Outer
F. J. CHENEY‘dp 00.. Toledo..0. ~-
Wc, the undersigned. have
: J. Cbeneyziior the last threat-syn
licve him perfectly honorable
business transactions

 
 
 

of East Woods. ctfiins’src‘sfent'jwi‘ce‘d
German emperor, i?

condition otwdlhnp ”or ril‘rttncis , ‘Jpscph.

I' ONLY CURE ‘FOR' DYSPEPSIA'.
. Mrs. anmin Bush. oi: New Castle.
“I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. usedito have grenadistrcss‘
‘I‘ tried everything I‘
, ut nothing helped me
until ‘I took‘Braziiian Balm, and one 50
cent bottlecnredmte completely."
For sale by R. H. Pinisied, F_~l
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ‘

It is said that detectives

 
 
 

 

 

and belching
could hear of,

 

 

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home' oi Charles Bulk-icy, in titov.

 

Mr. and Mrs. William A. widen, or '
Bircrsidcfuvcnuc, recently celebrated

their fifth anniversary of their man I

ringe' One hundrcd'or more friends I
from the neighboring towns‘wcrc pie ‘
sent and Mr. and Mrs. Wuisn were ”.19.
recipients of many presents? . ’ "It
‘I'Iy‘hnhired man on the John ‘
pifirge‘iin' compo was very 'seriousiyiinv‘
hired-Monday by falling from “a lon’
of cornsialks. Tho wagon Wont chr»
his body and tworibs were broke ‘
and ho was otherwise severely‘bru

 

 

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WESTON. ‘

m”... _.

Levi Squires is driving it now horsei,

Edward Ferguson. of Norwalk, has“
been in town, this week,

Granville Adams. who was ill for

 
 
 

 

Isiand,‘is visiting at the BY. 0f Stain!
L able to curry out any ob i‘gatlon’s milder

WALDING, KINNA
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.

I Hall’s Catnrrh ICurevisr'takenI- inter
. nally. acting directly upon the blood!
. .~ andIImuco/us surfaces oi; the system.
‘ = Testimonials sent tree. I Price-75 can
, Incrbottlo. -:Sold by oil, Druggists. -

axially Pills tor constr-

 
 

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DIEFENDORF TO-I
ISAN IHOSPMAL..I
DDLETQ N..Qct.l.,-,~ Dr.
I R I Dieiendori; assistant usuperinten.
udont at the Qonnccticut Hospital for"
the Insane, handed his resignation to
the trusteesot the institution at a.
regular meeting yestcrdn‘y the resigns
tion to take effect. February 1.
Diefcndorr will go to New Haven to
engage in proctico'in the treatment oi
. mental and nervous diseases.
Dr. Diciendorf has been connected

 
 

 

 

several days last Week, is about again,

Friends hurc will attend the funeral
oi? Charles Osborne in Ension. this at-
tcrnoon. _

Mi's. Patrick Coglan is recovering:
from the shoots of an operniion on
her nose for polypus.

'. Rev. Diglitou Moses will preach in
the Qongregutionnl Church us'a canal.
dale. Sunday morning. I‘
Horace Hurlbutt is exhibiting scv»

 
 

‘ crul of his fine herd of Hereford cut-

tle. ut the Dunbury la‘uir. this woek. f
Miss l-Inncy Kculcr has ret rucd tor.
Ridguflcid other It i‘ow Ilnys‘ vi it with
her’niccc. Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey.
Miss Susie Fuulbsbcr returned irom’r,
New York. Thursday chninB'. going to ‘
the oily to attend the wedding of a
Mend On Monday.

The Norileld Aid Society has an-
nounced its next social to be held on,
the evening of October 19. at the reel-
dence of, Mrs. D. 0. Chase. I
Selectman George Sherwood inst >
one or his valuable team of _ horses,
last week. the animal bleeding to
death (rpm nesevered artery. v -
The Sunday school classes of Mrs. I
l). 0. Chase and Miss Ruin Ferris will;
be entertained. on Saturday nfteruoonp
ut the residence at MrsuClIsse. (rum 2
until ll o'clock. _. ‘ ~
Norncld Grunso'wlil present It short.
play during Lecturers Hour. this are.
ning. Miss, Alma wanton, Miss Myrs;
llurrltt. Charles Brush and Clarence
Shipmun being in charge. There will“
distinctions] and instrumental music;
and It short discussion. led by (isomer
Waterbury and mum: Ferris. ‘ I-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

would“ this “been mil “Pm"“md'” Men's and now than.

this Much Ito-tbs nbnry Fair. unions

those amplitudes Thunder bolus the
Misses il‘suihsbcr and v tors, Miss

mi heinous-don, Mr. on Intuit. O.

W mums. lrvln: Mahmud. Orlando

Andrews and family. Minus iiitiiui and

Maude mused undtihnrlcs Brock.

new," I OANMN.

meniscus. Weedz‘im‘ can visiting
, his. menu: in cherry at not. .
M . and Mrs! J. H. Davidson are new
WW” their norm on Richmond

My. sud rs. D.I'R,,iii rltt cruises
‘ uhiiiit” onsm‘ i mum '1
f‘ and foundation norm mum
in ncw'hunss is Enchantment is ,

iy complains. ‘V I ‘7
“I ”Wallri'lfiéxi ominous is Jung;

 

 
 
 
 

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witht e Connecticut. Hospiiai‘tor the“ .I . I. v ' .
insane orneariy nine year‘s.g- Beneath: . BISHQP‘INGRMN‘IN NEWMORK
_ fled in the Tucker case“. in landlord

and he was one of the witnesses for
. District Attorney Jerome when Harry
K. Thaw was prosecuted in New York
to: the murder of Stanford White. :

His DEAR OLD MOTHER. ‘ ‘
"My dear cld.mother, who is; now
eighty-three years old, thrives “on lilies

trio Bitters," writes W; B. Bronson. oi
Dublin. (in. _"She has taken them for
‘, about tWo yearsrnndwnjoys gimmick
lent appetite, tools strong “and sleepii
woil.t' That’s the wnygiiilcctric Bit.
tersnucci. the-aged: and» the; spins
happy results follow in all nascent
female weakness and. general nobility, ,
Weak. puny», children too. are cream atop... . p I
strengthened by «them. . Guaranteed
liver and kidney.
tusslgt‘.

1 ”r THE own

We VKEEP TELLING EACH vwssu THE one OLD sronv or‘cLsAN.H0NEsr-MADE‘ :‘
Goons TyiATJ-IAVE THE STYLE. THE FIT,
\vouI-roKuow THAT we HANDLE UNION-LABEL CLO’T
‘AN'Wi'u‘Ns we can you WILL owe SATISFACTION.
Ponanpss no NOT PROVE SATISFACTORY.
wILl, ea ‘TuoaoucHLv PLEASED.

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ANDI Aaovs ALL THE QUALITY. we, , WANT
‘ HINc. ANo.At.so commune atrHAT
lF FOR ANY REASON ANY OF row:
we ARE WILLING To Auction-THEIMATrgnso I
we HAVE A LARGE s‘rocK AND A‘ BlG VAklETY
" you CAN car vans CLOTHING uses sv SIMPLY 8ELEGTING own/t1- van
8 TAUQHITM TM"?
AL IN OPENING Ac-

#891”. It's out of mind and onto

rift TKYOUX

x ”or ruse.
”'"WAN-r AND HAViNG lT CHARGED To vouu AccooNr. EXPERIENCE .,
MOST ream pnv I THEIR aILLs. ANn THAT'S wuv we ARE so LIBE

.‘ coon-rs.» now ’ANo THEN one FORGETs To PAV; our use THE “opinion. .I

Mel‘s Clothing

Men's hobby all wool cu

 
 
 
 

also for stomach,
troubles. by if. H.

 

” ’ " ’ ’ ‘ ” “l” ‘ ””THFUL "WAN" "mm *W’ltevcninc. u. m... In... and chitin.
- ' - .I , Loss scAurs . .I

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Wooten s Clothm «I
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ prvs..u .

Womc 'I dwell salts! V , x
.n, ‘J I a ‘3.”tom'li

r’ANSONiA, Oct. 11.--James Niltcr-
'mcns, aged 14. end his brother John,
-_ moduli. areheld by the police here
tor their parents to some 1mm New LAX I m B

 
 

 
 

boys lfilth Martin Burdick‘ left tailsio cure.‘ E.

so taken from the Ni~ tors in on each box. are.
kcrmsn boys parents and spent the ’
money ton firearms. with which they
I have been bunting indium.
'Burdici: recently) ._
icnchotthc cash to Dcnbury
boys hero ‘wlih sixty

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Mon": all wool cvcrco women's stylish stilt . 7 I . I
. , I I ‘ nuggets.

M-Slli $9.”! '
Worn-II"- silk and lianh:i"w

$12.00 to $35.00

. V «.C r P
In's" Sunday black It“ (led with the bin Council ti 1

Women's stylish skirts,
‘ tour lean

. 3 09.60 to $30.06
um! «may find school gum. ing the two
arc? THAT coco
result lnul’neumonin. Bra-V» J
I‘up’colds wheat
bout exception. Int
0 (:1th

8m nobby hm. Woman's um.

 
 

m;il"bf93mil
, over trlcdmlmosmi
as. 500 and $100 bottle
Ii ’I Fulfill

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"PI I .
~ or r I
I, 1 ill).
.thanbctter. .. ‘5
wines o! Irheumnti Wyn

musclwrwpiord
thesaurus”, Urn. '
old and drives itironith

it 1 is .Ionigr utreatment: ‘ or such
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into the. . lac score rheumo In
Linimcnts and p asters only serve ‘
drive it! ' ‘ 5

There never was a case 0 Rho
tism; that Urlc~0:coultiinotuhuro
you shouldIIn‘oi: hum! tuning ' '
can test Uric-O tree ot-char'ge. y .
wish. dust cutout thisx-ndvertisemen
and end into ‘thefimith I 59% Co

208 min: " Bloc. , Syracuse, ‘

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

“Wei; out main, road ye
liM‘vwith a trolley I .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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pros ‘roue Kunsns o

Ill
a.

has. to set. , her I

encountered “ a». I. 5:- time
out; and silicon \ any coughing
and dcyanndzccuidilnd corolla!
tried Dr.‘King's New Discovery.
.tookdess than one “bottle. to coniplntor
ly cure‘mc." The surest and most re;
liable cough and cold cure and lung'
und“‘~thr0at healer ever discovered. ’
Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter’s drugI'J
store. 50c and $1.00, Trial bottle
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NEW .YORK, 0.0L" 11-.—~Biehop ‘
grum.’ot London, who came to in
country to attend the Protestant mm
(:0de Convention at Richmond, Vocals-
in" town visiting the local clergy an

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

next Thursday,

a : 'IQIUTOP SIGHT. ,
'{Out of nightgown! mind," is on H id
saying. which applies with snap;
detour o‘d- superhero or wound tutti
been rested with Bricklcti's_Ar

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

«intends: callus inc ’sntlvtchilhlnlns Id
appear under its bottling innucnc,
Guarantee by ls‘. ll. pastor, druggizl.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

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,VREELAND "if WATERBURY
WATMQURY. Oct. 11,-H. H or
land, «Metropolitan Traction Cont
nuns. came to this clty‘uitcr citric;

 
 
 
 

, four-i‘errived in a big Packard car and "
took rooms at The Elton.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

TableM."Dlll sturotuh‘d nail
Ill W. onog‘dsvag

an surrender“
i i $1M iiiid’r'llrrrov
ed summons :1 commotion purp‘
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