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‘ Yourdoclor tall! tell, *
Hair ”hop . . ‘
been it
t
, A noxj’cr
“court's ,
Saturday Candy
.290 abound.
ALL onuaaaoeuvaneo FREE or
. ,' . «cusses, ‘
The Bridal) Pharmacy.
‘ 205 WASHINGTON STREET.
Telephone Call. 641—2.
All Order. Delivered Free of Charge.
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2-,u,-,-,-,u,-,I,n,l
.ldtnes' Warden has had his rosi-
dence painted.
Mrs. S. 8. Dayton, of Winfield street”,
is visiting in New York.
Roy Giraud, the butcher. has moved
from Rowan street to Westport ave-
uue._.
Most of the stonework of Christ
Church will ”9 completed, it is believ-
ed, by Qhrlstmas. ‘ ' '
Little 'ueten Bartlett, the ‘ grand-
daughter of MS. Partrlclt. is laid up
with an attack of tonsililis.
A‘meeting of Golden Rule Circle.
King's Daughters. washcld last cvexr
ing, at the. home 'oi‘Mrti. E. til. Smith.
or VanZandt street.
Captain Smith Petty has returned
fro’tua trip to Heliport, i.. I. lie. is
hate and liearty,,despite his 8i; years.
and, enjoys lifehs thoroughly as he
ever (lid. ' ‘ ‘
The. Philatheas will join with the
llaraca Class, tomorrow at It: o'clock.
and listen to an address by Miss Alma
Partner. one of the. workers in the
evangelistic services. which have been
held in the, East Avenue illethodist
Episcopal Church.
The Bnraca Club meeting will be
addressed by-Milts Curmer. The topic
will be How a Dream Turned the Tide
in a Great Military Cuttipaign. and
caused a great army to destroy itself.
showing the power of mind over mut-
ter-one of the world‘s great victories
in which the handful welcome the
multitude.
Oakley Smith. the skilled painter.
left by midnight train from South
Norwalk for New York. and about two
hours later was aboard a train at
Jersey City for (Thulstvorlh, N. .l., to
escort his wife and big boy and little
girl, back to their Connecticut home
in one of Major Holmes' cottages, and
are expected to be here on Monday.
While in the cranberry district the
modest Oakley will no doubt get
great many jokes aimed at him on
account of the great honor bestowed
upon his son and heir by the lion-
arlhs. the Shuttles and all the rclzr
lions brought about by his havinl:
married one of the belies of the. place.
i‘i
'i‘hc cvanmylislic services in the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
E‘liureh are becoming more and more
interesting. The clear reasoning, pow-
ers of Mrs. Nollicrlutclil curry coir
viction ot‘ the truth to each bearer.
and the beautiful songs reach each
Sunday will be a great rally
day. especially tho evening service.
In place of the usual Epwortlt lmuuue
Sol'vlt‘t‘. there will he one hour of sour;
and praise. Arrangements have been
made for additional music. Several
instruments will assist the piano and
organ. and some of the. songs render-
ed by the evangelists will be repeated
by request. The song service will
begin promptly at, tizittl o‘clock and
last for one hour. The new song books
will be used throughout the. entire
Service.
'l‘ypogmphical errors will creep in
in spite of the best regulated printing
olllces and sometimes a single lolter
misplaced will knock into pic. an on
tire article. in our reference to the
late A. 'l‘. Stewart, tho great dry
goods merchants. who was one of the
prluctpal olllcers in St. Mark's Eplsetr
pal l‘burch. located on the. corner of
Second avenue and idia‘hlh strccts.
New Yorlt city. having had his body
fltolen at night by grave robbers from
that church yard. one innocent letter
turns a man into a woman, changes
one religious denomination for anoth-
cr. makes things exist. tllnt had no
existence. anti worse yet. turns it com-
mon mortal man into the Virgin Mary.
the. mother of the only human bclnp,
who ever lived a perfect life. In
place of Ht. Mary's. us inadvertently
united. it should have been St. Mark‘s.
A 2“. Bottle 0!
. ‘ 1 , ' ’
hears Balsam .
' ‘ 'Oontainl
4t) noses,
And and: done is more eli‘oetlve than
four “men the same quantity of an
other not: it. remedy, however We
editor-t and however ntronfi‘lay reo-
otnmendod that remedy inlay
" Remember away. that names
3mm in the
m... “lanthanum“ asimmmn.‘ ‘
fifths... lbpgemde of am.
All all drug/giver, 1150., 50c. and ti. »
‘ om we’ll-lemma an.
i " promptly stop:
fimfldmfl. Does anteater-lbw but
‘ lice.
' 4 new position.
. , “limit it
5 hair, destroys. den
1,“
Rowavrou.
Urn—ud—
Miss Jennie Scott. of Rownyton, who
is teaching in the.WeattHaven school.
ntnnbers fifty-six pupils in her room
this year. I r ‘
There was a rehearsal at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. V. .l. Beuclishn, Wed-
nesday evening. of the play to be giv-
en by the Hone Company" of that;
place. next Week.
Mrs, Hoffman. of Rownylon. had
the misfortune this week to full near
her home and was seriously injured.
breaking the bone near the thigh. Mine
Robert. R. Morrison, of the» New
York office of the New York Life In-
surance (lonipany, has been transfer-
red to Springfield. Muss, where he
will be assistant manager of that. of-
Mr. Morrison will leave, tomor~
row night to assume the duties of his
Rowuyton Methodist. Episcopal
Church. Rev. E'. W. Bysshe, pust01'—-—
Morningserricc. 10:30 a. m.: Sabbath
school. 2 p. m.; Epworlh league, Gilli;
evening service, 7. The pastor will
preach in the morning on The Great
Burden Bearer, completing the sermon
begun last Sunday, and in the even-
ing the topic will be The Cost of Ser-
ving Christ. ‘
Will any who desire to contribute
toward the building lot which ltoway-
ton Free Library Association has (10'
cided to buy kindly give same to Mrs.
Henry Godfrey. or Miss Mary 1-inch-
ley. Any “mount from one cent up
will be,.gratet'tiily received by the. nth.
0631‘s.; Th9 lot must be paid forby the
218i. films month, so all gifts should
be motions soon, as possible.
Books added to Rowayton Library
on November 15: Marjorie Duw. Ald-
rich, ’l‘eklu, Robt. Barr; American Hus-
band- in Paris, Dodd; Roman Blztlcl,
’nngboru: Brewsters' Millions, Mc-
Cutcheon; English as She is Taught,
Twain: Cable, West. Smith; Marcella.
Ward; Mur'm Lisa, Wiggln. Juvenile:
Seven Sisters, Andrews: Mabel‘s Mis-
hap. Blanchard; Betty Leicester‘s
Christmas; Light Princess, Macllon-
aid; Castle Blair, Show; v'l'ulkiug
Leaves, Stoddard.
Ml‘, (liltl Ml'S. A, ‘B, Cleverly (‘t‘ll‘u
bruted their crystal wedding ill their
home in (Iratv avenue, last owning. A
number of friends were present, and
all joined in heartily in the singing
and games which took place, A fine
spread was served around ll o‘clock
at the conclusion of which impromptu
speeches wore made and these provole
ed much amusement, More singing and
games followed, and these kept up ttn~
til alter lo‘clock, when the guests l't“
grcti‘uliy took their departure, every»
‘body declaring that they had spent a
most. enjoyable time.
liowaytou lluptlst ('hurch. liev.
Frank C. Brown. pastorwSorvit-eu
ll):ilil a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Morning
sermon topic, Rest in tlod‘s Know
ledge; evening, The Line of Life. Ill-
bie school follows morning: service;
.lunlor Endeavor iiziii): Senior l-lndeu‘
vor. lislii): singing of gospel hymns at
the evening evangelistic services. lm-
migration class, 'l‘ueutlay evening.
’l‘hursday at Ttiltl. Woman's Mission-
ary luectingg, also lllt't,‘lilll.', ol‘ the exec-
utive (‘Ullllliilll'll pl tho Stamford local
t‘. 1-). l'ulou. Saturday. meeting at the
parsonage for social prayer and coll~
\crsntion.
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
We are pleased to unaware that it‘ll-
lcy's ”()lll'y and 'l‘ar l‘or coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National l’uro Food and firm: Law as
it contains no opiates or other harm-
ful drugs. and we rocommem] it as a
safe remedy for children and
adults. The (“littord Pharmacy and
Pluhdcd's Drug Store, **
DARIEN AND NOROTON
Miss Annie Conn enjocd a vacation
from business duties last week.
The. i‘laricn lluscbull Club are,
give a dance in the town hall.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. Sands Scllcclt have
named their little daughter, iiuzcl
Frances Seller-k.
Mrs. Lucretia Cullen entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Whlst (‘lub at
her home this week,
A meeting of the Reading Circle was
held at the home of M rs, ’Alfrcd More-
housc, .lr.. yesterday.
.I. Cornelius Thompson, of Allen's
til'tlg store, was a visitor at his home
in Stroll‘ord 'l‘huraduy night.
Miss Lucy t'lurmuu. of New (Yunnan,
spcul Sunday with her grandparents.
ltcv. and Mrs. ll. ii. lirown, of Noroton.
James i-llndley has recently added a
hot air furnace. to the. home of Mrs.
if. M. Valentine, ilnrlen.
Scott, Williamson has recently
inward and otherwise improved
West avenue. residenco.
James Wood, of Noroton. has placed
a. new furnace in the West nveuuo
home of Wilbur Bitten.
Rev. W. F‘, chltermnn has recntly
established a Unlvernallet church in
Waterbury. Conn.
Mrs. Nngle, formerly Minn Abbie
Ogden, is in the Muliicnborg hospital.
New Jet-soy. recovering from it recent
illness.
James Cooney, who has passed the
summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Scott. Williamson. has returned to his
former homeiu Mltltllelown.
to
en-
his
l-ioutc. (was the. gunshot relatives at
tiers last week.
llangdmi, of l'lnrlen. is in attendance. ‘
Mrs. i. ll. Brown, of the. Soldiers”
,l’lnney‘s Corners and S‘elleck‘s Col”
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Belleclt .vylll
W 'H‘Jliie nl‘t‘
in football
. impurity in
, ., . . -rown and
comprises Missesanuu minds Conn.
Addie Waterbury. Beat ce Reed, Maia
caret Gerard. Stella, listen. Messrs.
tint Whitney. (lect'ge iSmlth. George,
(lltuddcrtou, Henry Motehouse, Carlton.
white, Charles Williamson. ‘Normun'
Williamson and Edward Austen.
v .
THIS is WORTH-REMEMBEl‘llNG.
As no one is immune, every. person
should remember that Foley's Kidney.
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder troublcdhut is not; beyond the
reach of medicine. Tlle‘tlllfford Phar-
macy and Plutaled's Drug Store. '"
WESTPORTu
,.
Miss Florence. .Rowlaud has
visiting out. of town.
Miss Daisy Meeker is cuterthining a.
friend from out. of town.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey is eutertalninr.
friends from New York.
Mr. Webster and finally have gone
to New York for the. winter.
Miss Annie Gampher has been th
guest. of her sister in Norwallt.
Henry Bertlne has returned to Nor-
walk after a pleasant visit in Source
luck.
Miss Martha. Mills was a guest of
her mother, Mrs. \Vill’red Lewis. Wed—
nesday. .
S. Eugene Hubbard has been a
recent guest, of Mr. anti Mrs. .lohn
Godilott.
Benjamin Keluper who has been in
Boston the past year is visiting at his
old home. ,
Miss Nellie Goodsell is cutertpinlng
a. friend at her father‘s bomedu Cl‘llF-H
Highway.
Mrs. 1., B. Mills has been the guest
of Mrs. G. A. Mayer State street.
Bridgeport.
Albert and (llidrles Mills are doing
‘ Ohapemned thy Ml"
been
masonry work at Dr. hiach‘nriaud's
snultarlum.
M‘r. and Mt'S. Charles latttdt’tnllel';
are entertaining their daughter from
New York city. 1,
Mrs. Leonard Gnull, Miss Currie
Crossmuu and Will Kirk visited New
York yesterday.
Dr. Ruland and Funeral Director
Charles liable have been on a bustuesu
trip to New York.
Mrs. Jacob Ross and daughter, Mrs.
Kalle Warren, moved into George
Fulrcltlld‘s place, yesterday.
Rev. C. B. Strnyer occupied the. pul-
pit ot‘ the Congregational church in
li‘airiield. Sunday evening.
‘ William Scldl is grading and pink
tug inmrt‘ivcmcnts on the tirecus
li‘urtus sunliarituu grounds.
Mrs. Laura (lllshniau, who has been
a guest at Judge Mnrlan's home in the
Forum. has returned to the city.
J. Frank Elwood, who has been on
a business trip in the northerly part
of the state. has returned home,
Selectmen Kcmper and lleers are
hustling the wark of rogravcling the
roads before the winter snows fall.
The services all. the Church oflht‘
Assumption will be conducted tomor-
row by a priest from out of town.
Miss Alma Foster entertained the
Princess Sunshine club at. her homo
on the Cross Highway. yesterday after.
noon.
John \‘l'akemau has rented the
farm of Louis Meeker in Cross High-
way and will devote. his time to berry
raising.
Postmaster Charles Harris was in
Derby on Wednesday in attendance
upon a relative who was being remov-
ctl to the hospital.
Harry it‘nlrohlld attended the stale.
grunge meeting in llurtford yester-
day. Several other members ol' the
local grunge also went.
Mr. and Mrs. David Pearson, who
have bot-m inn-isle of Charles littlklcl'
in (lrcous Farms, have returned to
their home on Long island.
William Crosstuau, of Bridgeport.
has. been making it briel‘ visit at the.
home of M. M. Crosstnun, the. ticket
agent in Greene Farms.
The beautiful piece of woodland
which has stood for ages in lloaovlllc
district is being rapidly cleared away
by Wm. Rich's saw mill and men.
Mrs. Alfred lt‘ltclt. who atlcnded the
funeral of her father, William ii.
lruy. a former resident of Westport.
at iirocktou. Mass, has returned
home.
Postmaster it}. W. S. Pickett and .l.
ll. Steward, of Fairfleld, were in town
A
IT IS SERIOUS.
Some South Norwalk People Fall to
Realize the Berloumeu.
The constant. aching of a bad back.
.1,
. ball
, o '
Dr. ‘R charlie, Dytipe‘pala
cases of old as well up l'olui people.
Mrs. William lamented. a " Somali
street", South . Nor-walk.‘ repel-tn today
the cure of her mother. She euys:-
l “About three tannins cool obtained
a bottle of Dr. ‘Rlnhards ,Dyapnpsla
"i‘ahlets at. l’luinted's drugstore for
my mother. 1 had seen; this remedy
so ‘cxtenslvely advertiser] and had
heardtt‘spolten of so highly 1 Was aux»
ions for her to try it. She had be-
came so prejudiced against all medi.
plcr business tnethodsiand the (lib
of Uncle. Sam's funds. The committee
anything more than temporary relief)
that. it. requll‘cd‘sonte persuasion be»
. fore l cotild induce her tin-take those
tablets according‘ to directions. Slut
become thorotllthly convinced
trout what: various doctors had told
her that. a person other age tube in
now nearly 70) could not. expect much
roilcf. Since using Dr. Richards Dys-
pepsia Tablets she has changed her
is stronger and more. cheerful than i
have known her for years. . She ate
a hearty meal correlating of ham and
cabbage a few days ago. without. fool-
ing the. slightest distress. i am glad
- that l at. last struck upon something
that. gave her relief because i think
she has suffered almost as much front
dyspepsia as anyone i ever knew of."
For sale by all drugglsls. Best
to any “Richards" twice. Price. htl
cents per bottle. Made. by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia ’l’ublct. Association, ml
Worth street, New York. -
i
yesterday, looking overnthu pew post.
oflico and getting pointers for the new
oiiice lu Fult'flcltl.
'l‘wenty-lhree out pl 423 pupils who
are attcndluu‘tho Staples liiuh school
are preparing tor college, a large per-
centage. more, than any other high
school. in the state.
Mrs. .\b:itt:t Bradley. Miss Educ.
Bradley, Midland Mrs. Atthur iodide
and Mt. and Mrs. Louin 'l‘tittllot were
amour: the invited guests at lb:- Fields-v
lllltiadcr‘» wedding in Strutl'ord, 'l‘uos-
day.
(it'ol'gc Fulrchild and family hare
mow rl into the handsome resident-c re-
cently etcclzui at lloszllo. The site
is one of the thirst along the road {and
the buildings and uppurtcimuces ate
the best. ,
it. l.. Williams. trainer for the Wlm~
l‘ronicre stables owned byE. liedt‘ord,
is taking a six week's vacation in Ken—
lucky. While absent he. will visit some
(if the famous breeding establishments
in the stale and puritans bl‘lng blunt!
some promising colts. .
A pie and cake social was held Wed-
nesday evening in the parlors of the
Farms church, given under the aus-
pices of the Christian]. Endeavor So-
ciety. One of the features of the oc-
casion was a. pie race, which caused
uuilt fun and laughter.
A largo number at the Princess
Sunshine club members gathered
Thursday afternoon at. the close of
school at. the home of Miss Alma. Fos-
ter in Cross Highway. * After the reg.
ular meeting games and refreshments
we a enjoyed and a. merry: good time
onoyed. ' -
The woods near the railroad and
bordering on Compo Mill pond,.huvc
been burning at intervals for a week
A glanceat the coal bin erected by
Rufus Waltemnn at Sangntuck, in the
rear of his mattress factory, will con-
vince most, anyone that he was born
for an architect. .
A delegation from the Village 1m-
provcmcnt Society held a 'confereace
with the selectmen of the town several
days ago. They announced that their
treasury new $600 which they Were
willing to spend for the improvement
of the town and asked if the town
would assist them, which they heartily
agreed to do, _
The home of Sylvester and John
’attemou, in Roaeville district, came
tuurly- being destroyed by fire Mott-
dny night. They left a lamp burning
when leaving the house, which later
cxpltuled and cotnmenccd burning
merrily when settle one passing enw
tho tire and forced an entrance into
the house and put. out the blaze. No
damage 'as done.
The handsome bronze tablets have
been placed in the new library. one
Of these is inscribed as follow:
“lflbetuuer Jeanna. born 1767, died
lBhl. A prominent citizen. a 1)l‘t)iilt)l~
er of educatl‘n, a Christian gentle-
man." On tle,other-«"Samuel Burr
Sherwood. born 1761, died 1833, grud-
uute. of Yale college. a lawyer, repre-
sented the town of lt‘atrtield, Conner»
tlcut, in the. legislature several years.
member of the house of representa-
tives of the Fifteenth congress.”
Edward A. Wheeler, who escaped
electrocution in mldnir last. Tuesday,
has returned from the Not-walk Hoe-
pltul apparently wholly recovered with
in.» exceptlon of tho burns on his
'l‘lie \veurlness. the tired feeling.
The pains and aches of kidney tile
Are. serlonuwlf neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles follow.
A liouth Norwalk citizen shown you
how to avoid them. ,
llonjumln D. Kelly, of 216 South
Main t-lt., South Norwalk. (loam, awn:
"Dotm'a Kidney Pills are a medicine
ln which i have every confidence. .for i
think they will do all "that is claimed
for them. I was troubled for a year
and a half with a dull pain just over
my hips and if i dime monutckly af-
ter steeping. there would ‘ be, sharp
twinge-s in the small of my back. i
was subject to headaches and spells
of dizziness and when 'i got a on d it
increased the troubles. picnic t. l
was resilient; and often awoke, in the
morning feeling more tired than when
i went to bad. it was my good fortune
when sufferinginteuwly' to learn of
liotm’s Kidney Pitts and f procured
theta at. mainted'u Drag store. They
did wondc'rs'for me and in loss ‘lhun
a Week the pain had disappeared from
my back. it could sleep well at night
. by Mr. and Mrs, William Tend. of
attend the woddlngrecepttcn to he
zlven their daughter and her husband
Greenwich. next week.
Thee In Dorian who are interested
c
on that subfect in the Burlington Ar-
cade in Stamford, on Friday evening,
and the d;
a thing o
Kidney Pills all the’crcdtt for
change in my condition."
thp punt. ,‘ 1 gm liodn‘s
this
For sale by all dealers. Price till
in Christian Science will have an on Icetltu. F'outcr-Ml‘lburn Co. ‘ Buffalo.
normally to hear the Rev. William P. New York, sole agents for the United
McKenzie. Cambridge. Mass. speak States.
Remember title namewiionn'c—ennd
take no ether... , , “
diluent; nnd'houd cites were. .
bands. which will require u lgng lime
to heal. it.‘ is, possible that he may
never recover fully the use of one of
tilt-l builds, The intense current burned
through the ,flesh to the bone and for
a few seconds more of contact with
the. wire would have burned it com-
pletely. lie was seen on the street
yesterday for a short time apparently
.. . ..... “1:. ,. n l we
titwa'artwlghthr.. K‘hl‘ltaollbt
pr “10‘!“ may mu WWTIIKOIA tut , n -
nesnt other draft! but-elm (l a an m 0 only
i" lumen .ll'uatt‘t‘pu“divalent
:‘zl‘l‘ ”digit: . and to than him ""3?“ not
an.
“’v'll'di§islh‘§tllf,“hmun Chunk. Pe
. by». .._ ,, [wur' {7: ,
an damnation this
n ' diplld hub
to Ml on . .
n u 9
Jr.” no lie
pronto men of!
{33's},
all“ Millennial." ,
Sterling,Remedy,pei..chicn¢c,nr Ndf.
Wh‘l‘d‘« ‘
i
B
“Him-SM “I‘ll. lilo I
, .
l
l
lllillililfmhf‘ll', red lapc‘in thelmiuliiug ,
clues (none of them having given her I
‘Wllhout those the library could
Nature eupplicnlofce. . lad .
turns the windmill. "Tbenbrooll
. turnsthe watchman; ‘ hunt
the engiite anti, [and runs‘tlle
nun. Seine-thing: contain little ‘
force. some things much “
Que. gallium full of power It
scar
: « . ., :L-t c. xr‘ t
Nature tilt! the pelvc’p there. it
in: wonderful flesh-producer.
This is not only d‘matle‘r of“
neurishmcnt but of new vigor
and activity in the tissues
1 t
.W'"
In
‘L
. _.i
none. )‘lm..l'l'0l'ilt,l. for, the electric shock
he had rmzcivcd. \ , ' ,
it is new defttillely settled that. the
transfer of tho denim-Sherwood library
to the town by the donor, Morris
«lcspp. will not take place until spring.
in the meantime the, building will be
liulshcd by. the modulators and will
then be closed to the public until the
dedication and presentation exercises.
not
be opened. Mr. .lessnp is in feeble
health, and has gone South for the
winter. it would be unwise if not
dangerous t‘or Mill to More the cle-
ments during tlie,winter and attend
lilo cerenmnies.. The. date of tho
tlpt:liiltg:.\vill he. announced later.
The State Board of liquillzatlon rais-
ed the. «mm list. ot' the town of West-
purt .$ful.tltttl last. year, and it will
probably do the some thing this your.
The laws of tho stalercquiro the as.
see-tots to list all property at his act-
uul value. but. this is the. most dith-
cuta matter in the world for no two
man. even it‘ fumlllur‘with lnud va-
lues, will place the some. value on the
run of property nail comes to the use
sessors. The main thing is to have the,
assessment equitable; This is what“
tho present board of assessors of the
town are making an attempt. to do.
Last your the good work began and it
created a general howl. Nooue wants
to have his assessment. raised, and he
always points to some neighbor whom
he thinks is getting an advantage in
the matter of taxes. A few pieces of
propertyihave been raised this. year,
but nothing like as litany as last year.
it would be t‘uircr for the whole town
it every list was raised to what could
be. considered its actual value. This
plan would relieve the assessors from
falsely swearing that their assess-
ments are made at, the actual valua-
tion, and also the town from the slig~
ma of attempting to escape. its share.
of the state and county taxes. There
is hardly an assessor in the state who
would not welcome permission to obey
the law to the Miter. but. there a re very
few who would have the hurdlhood to
attempt, to (Wertm'u the limo honored
50 or (it) per cent. basis usually adopt.
ed; The present asSessora of. the town
have had much experience and are
men of standing and honor. They are.
attempting to deal. fairly- wfth the state
and with the taxpayers as a whole
The taxpayers should assist. them to
do What is right. and not attempt to
enjoin or deceive. them into making
an assessment. which is below wlm!
they really think proper and right.
APPENDIClTls
is due in a large measure to abuse of
the bowels, by employing drastic pur-
gatlvea. To avoid all danger, use only
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. the sale,
gentle cleansers and invigorators.
Guaranteed to cure headache, billions
nests, malaria and jaundice, at. F. ii.
Baxter's drug store. 250. "
NEW CANAAN.
liurold Seoi‘tcld visited with friends
in Dunbnry \‘l’trducsday.
Mrs. Laura Knapp. of Vista has been
ill for the past few days.
Edward llenuett who is a student of
Dwight Academy. Ntw York, is ctun-
mutlng daily.
t‘ltarles illcl’llce has been entertain-
lug hiu ill‘tlllll r Albert of Greenwich,
for a few (lava.
A surprise was tcndcrcd to Mrs. E.
.l. iirown at her home in Main street,
Wetlucmlay evening.
The. attempt to start a dnncir
among the young people in lb
was not successful.
Sicplieu l'loyt's Sons have been en-
gaged in planting trees for the past.
week in Port Chester.
Al. the monthly meeting ‘of the fire
company, last evening, it was voted to
buy a piano of Sclilelchcr and 00m-
punv, of Stamford,
Mrs. R. H. Nelda entertained Hun-
ford ilenodlct Carter Chapter. D. A. R.,
at. her home in Main street, yesterday
afternoon. ‘
Mrs. John 0. Whitney. who has been
seriously ill as the result of an opera-
tion for appendicitis, is reported to be
out of dangerr
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. '1‘. Holiugsworth
and family, who have been spending
the summer at the home of their par-
emu, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, Car-
ter street, sailed for Parts yesterday.
on the marten. 'l‘hey will spend the.
winter it. their home there, returning
again in the spring. They were accom-
panied to New York by members of
the Hoyt. and ‘yRo’gqgn families.
George Fttzpntrlbk, the genial bag-
gagemnstcr 'tn the (local station, has
been doing countd rabid punt-shoeing
for the. past. few days. endeavortag to
find a person who played on turn what.
he claims to be the meanest trick ever
perpetrated. George has a dtllilk in
the baggn 9-1"an which he keep; neat
audtidy n it
he tsduetiy proud.
hurriedly one mo
was thrown back by tho stifling fumes
of some terrible odor. _
time before he recovered sufficiently to
. a“ a,” L, ,-» ,
class
town
developed that home one had smeared
a generous ttnnn
{burger cheated on‘ all the pigeonthutes
l
I ‘ timid
‘ .
pmfdnce and or which
it opened hilldonk
tag this week, and
ltwns . Blane
reconnoitar and locate the trouble. It
tity of. over-ripe lim-
_ if sin illtlt ‘ . Nellie?!
tplietc‘tisplt‘ntlotlae, and if he
outline guilty person 9 threatens
tarry bath few of his intent twinters
iddeluonslrute his adeptnean in the
art. of tacit-defense, ,
it Was learned yesterday by Electri-
icinnirl. Day Atwater that. the electric
when connecting; the going on the front
of the engine house with the local to.
lcphonc exchange had been out. ' Mr.
'Atwuter discovered the severed wires
as he was making his usual inspection
of the system. it. is not known how
long the Wll'tln havo been out of (tour
mission or what. the object of the DUI“
sou could have been in cutting them.
This gong service permits of quick
.work for calling the company for a
litre outside the boroughltinlte. Central
“receiving a call for n Suburban resi-
‘denl. ‘throws a switch and, sounds the;
it“
member lti‘rlvlng.,rlngs.llle bell, whlle
another learns from C(‘~ittrttl,.,p"here the
trouble is. This service has proven
very important and is really indispeto
sable. An effort will be. made ,to find
out. the perpetrators of this serious in-
torfcrcnce, and it. is needless to any
that the investigation will' be no ext.
.haustlees one. which will warrant: the
full extent. of the. penalty for the guilty,
person.
C. if. it‘tlli‘ly's new houne‘ln Slum.
plotlon. it will be, one of the most:
modern lit this town. it will be lighted
by electricity, heated .by steam, and
an electric motor pum . water auto‘
tactically to a tank in tie dome. in the
root’ of the house. An urteslan well
‘hns been sunk directly under the pump
the. house and burn. Hydruuts have
been placed in convenient pla es in the
surrounding orchards and tie. (is where
plenty of water cart be found during
the drysnmmer months. There are
nineteen rooms in the. house, with two
front; and one rear hall. Many t'tre
places add to ,the cozlness of the
rooms, which are well, lighted by large
windows. The new barn just. completi-
cd will back up about , ten feet.
of water in the Valley for a consider-
able distance. The. bottom. of this hol-
low will be scraped and the gruoud
surrounding the pond will be beautifi-
ed. A small ice-house will be erected
belowthe data.
A musicalo was glvon in Rayn‘ion'd's
Hall. last evening. bv the members ot
the Ready Players' duo. all pupils of
Miss Allelta Rankin. The. hull Was
Won filled by parents and friends of
the young peope. After the conclusion
of Part. i. an intermission was declar-
ed, and those. taking part received the
congratulations of those. in the audi—
ence. At. the, end of Part :3, a social
half hour followed. The. following
program was rendered: Entrance
March from 'l‘auulutuscr, llellr, Misses
Knapp and ltubbitt; pluuo uuartettc,
ford avenue is rapidly nearing cotn-‘
room, and this will supply water tori
though ‘84 years
tonal pastoral Work.
. . , : ’l‘htr ultitllll
was ill scent ,
day nigh . [lions ,
[tumult nullity] '
tentxou ‘ utvln
clow~ Janna Hill
nnlse'on Mon-'-
utpotisible for tho ‘
“iii lot it your : he
1, lplmertun or c in-
tbumpi n n intltr,’ lbfiiirg and Mrs.
Ralph (it ell,_ who“; nuptials oc-
curred ln Danbury‘luvt Saturday. The
. bride was formerly fillies (trace Hunt.
The recipients of the serenade took
the domonnlratlongood ntlturedly and
there: were no casualties. _ .
The. telephone wires werakept bui-
alug 'i‘ueaday “writing with exchanges
for Selectman Sullivan and Harry
imiuwbttry. who were wanted an jur~
era in the superior court pulmonary.
The papers sunnnonlng them wot-u
limited at Bridgeport last Friday, but
did not reach here through the ru'al
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’ gong at tho engine house. The firtstficllvery until about. it o’clock Tucs-
,day morning. (loneequcntly'tlie mail
service was at faultlu'the mutter.
“Hal" Sanford, who has been in'
Europe. with his bride. since their nutr-
rlngo last. spring, writes that they will
remain on the other side until next;
spring. ‘
While in the woods west. of the (lens
tor last Saturday, with his mind in~
tent on partridges, Hezekiah Nicksou
cattle upon a big horned owl which
seemed to blink at; him an invitation
to be. shot. The sportsman brought;
up his gun and then hesitated. Was on
was not. he momentarily queried, the
horned owl on the list of birds protect~
oil by law. Hts memory failing to
return a satisfactory answer he took
chances and bagged the bird. Later
he learned that in so doing he had
not. trtuisgressed the law. The owl
has been presented to Dr. Smith to be
added to his collection of stuffed cur-
iosities. .
Henry Ruph. wh’o canducts a store
on the Ridge and another at the Cen-
ter. closed negotiations this week by“
which he. became the purchaser. of a
valuable parcel of“property~ln New-
town street. The, seller was Mrs. Ed-
gar F. Hawks. The. property consists -
of a line house and two other build-
ing‘s formerly used for mercantile pur-
poses, one of them being recently oc-
cupied by S. E. Sanford & Co.. The
consideration is not stated, but the.
price at the last. sale of the property
previous to the present‘transactiou.
was $8,500. Mr. ituph will remove
to Newtown and continue there the
business of general titercllandistng. as
soon as he can di rose of his Local
interests. ills lease of his stores hero
do not expire until spring.
The hunting adventure. had by
Thomas l‘lelnaye and a party of
friends last Monday night was of a.
different kind. They were out for
comic and their two dogs started up
something which took refuge in .a
ll‘t:lt‘. lit-tug soon dislodged it renewed
.“Ovcr Hill and little." iiugchuauu.
Miss Estelle. Shiites, Miss ditty Etta
Johnson, Miss Ethel immense, Miss
Alice Hawkins; songs .tul "Ding Doug
Bell," (Triangle act-tnupuuintont). (a),
“The Gobler,” .Spuuldiug, Miss Edna
chd at the piano, Miss .luiia Rabbittl
and Miss Jessie Kurlansky: piano
solo, "in the Time of Allplv blossoms";
Metzler. Miss Marlo liuriausky; vocal‘
duett, “It-hoes,“ Muir. Misses Rodi.
mrr; piano solo, "Star of the Sea."
Kennedy, Miss Edith Beardsley: piano
ductt, “Under the, Lindeus,“ Miss .les-
sle Shines. Mitts Marie, Kuriansky.
piano solo,sc1ccti0us from l-‘uust. Lich-
ucr, Miss May Etta Johnson: waltz.
for toy instruments with \ioliu, 1 and;
2 and piano accompauilucnt, \\'eis:~'.
Junior members of the club; Fantasia
Militnil'e. Smith, Miss ("lava Johnson:
intermission; .piauo tilliil'tt'ltt‘, “March
Of the l’liuuttnns." hoist, Misses liab-
bltt, Mead Knapp, (,1. Johnson; song.
“Sing Me to Sleep," (lrccue, Miss Elli-
cl Rodiuicr, accompanying violinist,
Miss Edith Mclsfieudrit‘tk; piano solo.
“Naraclssus.” Nevin. Miss Ethel
Knapp: songs. in) "\l'Iiu the luislcs
Saw," lantycrat‘t, tbl "i-‘or LovesI
S‘Wect Sake." (lothcl, i\il5li Anna Rodi.
mer; piano Suit), '.‘l.iily of tile Valley."
Smith. Miss Margot lilo ltubhizt; vio-
lln solo, “Deny Muttorkasx“ llohm.
‘hllss Edith “(‘Kt‘tlttlll'li; song, "That.
Melody Divine." .lordun. Miss ltodi-
mcr; symphony for piano. violins, l
and 2, churns and toy instruments
Moht‘, 'l‘ho Ready Players Club.
A HARD DEBT TO PAY.
"I owe a debt, of gratitude that can
never be paid all.” writes G. S. Clark.
of Westfleld, iowa, “for my rescue
from death, by Dr. King‘s New Discov-
ery. Both lungs were so seriously at~
tected that death seemed imminent.
when l commenced taking New Dis-
covery. The ominous dry, hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
used. and two more bottles made a
complete cure." Nothing has lever
equaled New Discovery for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung com-
plaints. Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter.
drugglst. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle
tree. J l“
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Attorney Show sent to Deputy Sher-
lff iltll‘iktl this week papers to be serv-
ed in suits against eight. residents of
the want. side who are. indebted to the
town for taxes several years overdue.
to must. cases the parties professed a
readiness to settle without. being at~
inched.
ltev. X. A. Welton, a former rector
of Christ. Church, soul in response to
an invitation to attend lhls week's an.
m EBDING. . til
M
uivcrsary a letter which came too
late to be read at the exercises. Mr.
Walton is now in California. Al-
t“tta‘at“‘s;.vu“
‘13 NEW YOR
Our reporter says that.
population and the largest factories
in the world, containing the most int.
proved machinery. provejlt so.
Tile]... ’8: M..=Pnint machinery pro-
duces L. ,8; M...l’ulnt,,,ut. filly times
less cost for labor than it made by
hand.
Makes such perfect paint that if any
defect exists” in the II. & B. l’utnt that
has beenmsed on any house, it will
be repainted for nothing.
Also could cfilltlliinel'i! less than $1.20
per gallon; vacuum 1. gallons of paint
are made by ruining fixation: of Lin-
seed Oil. in about 80 cents a gallon,
with 4 gallons L. d’c M. Paint. - ‘
Donations of ,1), that. made to
churches.
Sold by Chan. Iii. Dowbouth Nar-
walk: Hubbub a Eleni B Hardware
(10.. Norwalk: W. [8. Gnyer at San.
ve million '
its lllghl. but :tt'tct‘ a phase 01'. about.
half a mile the (logs overtook and
killed it. \\'hen tilt-party (mule up
they were greatly surprised to find
that. their game. was not a coon but a.
gray fox. an animal. rarely found in
those parts, and quite valuublc‘for its
pelt. Let. not the gentle reader cast.
discredit on this story by asserting
that loves do not, climb trees. They
have not that habit, it is true,,bul will
sometimes go up a tree, it hard press-
ed and especially whcu n. slanting:
trunk facilitates the ascent. as was the
case in this instance.
With a record of six games won and
two lost the. football team of the Sun.
t'ord school have closed their cum-
paiun for this your, Last Thursday
they rlel’mttctl,tltc hiauor School of.
Stamford, In to ll. On Saturday they
met the Kent school clutch and again
won out, 23 to (i. As nearly all llH
ltttlll were raw rot-nulls in the sitin-
when the season began their, rccorl
is certainly a creditable one. None of
llicm sul‘lftred permanent injury. al»
though the harvested a rich crop of
bangs, bruises and sprains. Before
Pie team \vnaluade u‘ l’rincipal Sun-
ol‘d had Gill'lll member llllttct‘g‘o medi-
cal examination to deir‘rmii'nl if he
had any heart weakness. The athlel~
to activity of .tho school will now be
centered in basketball. it made. a good
showing at this sport last winter and
expects to ltave‘a still better team
this year. .
The assessors held their first session
this week and will meet again i...
Monday next. This year's grand l‘: =‘
will be diminished some, $10.0th by th'»
transfer to the state of the large tract
of land in and near Georgetown bo-
qucathed to Storr‘s College. by the kiln
Edwin Gilbert. New buildings and im-
provcments, however, will pvt-ibably
much more than make up for that loan.
An addition to the soldiers' exemptions
is that of the mother of First Select.
man Banks. Mr. Banks has hereto-
fore listed the property, consisting of
the homestmid farm, in his own name,
and paid the. taxes. This year the
property is listed in the name of Mrs.
Jane banks. in whom tin, title. remains
vested, and on the. assessment blank
is an entry notliig the fact that. an a
widow of a civil war veteran she is
entitled to an exemption of “.000.
State Tax (Tonimlsnloncr Corbin in a
circular of instructions sent to asses.
corn, especially calls their attention
to the statute requiring that all prop-
erty be assessed at. Its full value and
directs them to carry this rule into
effect wltlmut fear or favoritism.
WM J‘
a “whim
for Infantry and
Th ltlni Yu‘ll‘au Alva: Bouht
Bears the
Signature of ,
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BARN BURNED IN: MIDDLETOWNZ
.lliDlJl.ltlTOWN..Nov. lil—Jl‘he lame -.
dairy barn belonging to Timothy Coley . .
man on the Durham rand, ,tWo miles
from here, was burned to the ground
yesterday afternoon, the fire causing ,
a loan of about 84.600.1i‘orty cows Will‘zl , , .
taken from the barn during the lit . _
it. is not known how the flre atartod.\.
Take some ed. reliable and elite, ,.
digestnnt like, ODOL. for Dyapeptllnai
KODOL is the bent .i‘amed‘yrlmown; ice
dilator heart burn. ,belohltt entail
‘ notation illi'ltillllflyifi‘tlltl glen": Igniting
.zes on» -I menu, 0 , . ,
affords relief pgnmptty. col wiry ital
Glitter-a whammy and zillion Br! Id
Weatport; Northrup Bins, Soulhpert.
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