I ”PM!
erlcor.
flu or . Home
on. than use Ay er'e
True! him.
he “ ‘. - , , I
or the Sick Room.
jinieuce has devised many cuts that
ulster to the comfort, of the sick and
«.sten recovery. We have a complete
met 33? select from. ;
III wuiela Beetles, lee Bane,
Rubber Sheeting. Air Cuehlons,
Bed Pane. stek Feeders. Medicine
Dropper. Medicine Dionne. etc.
The lirldao Pharmacy.
I I’ 205 WASHINGTON STREET.
Telephone Call, 641-“—2. .
Lil ordere Delivered Free of Charge.
so...
3 James Anderson is in New York to-
III3.
._......__.._..
_ bliss Jennie Davis was It visitor in
South Norwalk Sunday
«Get in line and try a pound oi
JIiiommedieu Bros.’ 18c Coffee No
crocker3;' just value
lIJIIlwIIIIl Benedict has moved into
the Charles Simone house on ltou’an
strteo. , . ~.
W
Mrs. John A. Brundngo has IIIoIIIIl
from Van zandt street to Spring
strive. South Norwalk
Mrs. W. ll: Barnum, dIIIIIriIiIII' III
Minot S. PartIick. is ill other home
and the sorIieos of II ph3siciIIn are
necessary.
The prayer meeting ol‘ llIII blast AI'II-
nue Methodist Church will be held this
III'IIuing instead of (In 'l‘hursday night.
on account of ’i‘hauksglvlug.
~“Suftererl day and night the tor-
ment of itching piles. Nothing helped
me until I used Dean‘s Ointment. ll
cured me permanently. ” Hon. John R
Garrett, Mayor. Girnrd. Ala.
ROWAYTON
N...—
'l‘hII Rowayiou Public LibraI-I will
be closed all dn3', Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lcoch and son
Henry, Brooklyn, have been the guests
of Mrs. Lcoch's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
ii. W. Colo.
be heavy wind rain and ‘ildo of
Sunday lloaiod the Yacht Citib llout
than its winicr berth. oiongsidc the
club house.
le
'l‘lIo Rounyton Baptist ltumigrntiou
Class will hold II. meeting this evening
at the hur,ch when some interesting
human will be read.
W I
Captain John S. l.‘}.lontmedleu and
’ioustable Edward J. lmllrlguti'wcul to
llanluiry again this morning. to resume
their duties in the SiarI'-HousIIIItII cash.
which is to be started over again with
one of the jlli'yllliv‘i). who milked too
much, replaced by another tole‘smuu.
V. .i. llcuIIlisha. oi‘ the llaricu road.
has had his resident-II connected with
the lIIlIIphouc-lclograph service, which
has been established bore by a number
of ilII‘I I'IIsi'I'iIIts. who are IIll‘lIIlIIgI'IIpII
opIIrntors. II‘IIlnIIIcu or couIIIIciIIIl wiIII
some branch of the electrical IIIII‘I'lI'c.
HE FOUGHT AT GETTYSBURG.
David Parker, of lI‘ayctto. N. it, who
lost. a foot at. Gettysburg. wriiIII-I.
“Electric Bitters have done me more
good than anymedlclno i ever look.
For several years i had stomach trou-
ble and paid out much money for IIIIIIl-
icino to little purpose, until i began
taking Electric Bitters. 1 would not
take $500 for what they have done fill
me." Grand tonic for the aged and for
female weaknesses. (trout. nlicratlvc
and body builder: sure cure for lame
buck and weak kidneys. Guaranteed
by F. ii, Baxlcr. drugglsl. bile. ”
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
(in NIII'IIIIIIIIII' L'l. Aulllcy dome: and
Charles SIIIIly biliIIIIIIrIId ii lumber for
William l.IInIIdon. of Durban. that tip
ped the bodies at 443 pounds. Who
can boot ll.
A HARD DEBT TO PAY.
“i own II debt of gratitude that can
never be paid on." writes (l. S. Cllll'li.
or Westllold. lowu, "tor my rescue
from death. by Dr. King's New Dlncov
(Iry. lloih lungs were no uerlounly nl
fueled that death seemed “moment.
when i commenced taking New Dltlv
oovory. 'l‘hc ominous dry. backing
cough quit before the ilrot bottle was
"Hull. and two more bullion made It
complete I'III'II.” Nothing has ever
cquulod New Discovery for coughs.
colIbI mm uli iltrout Iqu long cont»
piuiulu. timu'nutvml by F. ii. fluxlIII'
drugulut. i-UI; nod $1.00. 'l'riul imlllu
trod. "
WESTPOR'I‘.
iiirII Stanley it‘lllnw in cuiorlniuiuu
friends lrom FlnIlrolIl.
Mr and Mru William HIIIIIII-II "iv
visiting in Vllulniu
3......“
Mrs. l’. (1. Sanford. of Situgniuok i335
unite ill.
5*!
Minn Mary 'Hnuko in visiting in
iiIldgeport.
The M -: waive Whisi Club in
soon to rent in winter meetings.
Minn I cry k‘ is visiting rolnI
lives in ridgepo I
ltov. Kenneth Mackenzie is still ion
ill to occupy the pulpit of the Mentor.
inl I'luIII'lI.
it“.
Mr. Mennonite has been coh-
. I. 3......
sick I l‘ only naked as no test do, -.
dim I'vould heyeryiew held ‘
world. Why bit kind to so
mean to your hair? Averill;
keeps well hair well
know: ”1.1,", 3,“, Feeds weak hair. A heir-food, a hair—
medieiue, a blur-tonic. . I
, National (‘lrunge at Hartford,
II II III
Cum hick hair. ’
e 0. l' 033,, 3
....u..t 3, I
M...— . ”m-"
lined in his home the past week with II
severe attack or the grlppe.
The tunorui of Mill. Leonard Win;-
nor. who died at the Bridgeport Hos-
pltul was held Friday alteration.
.._.......
Min. Hamlet. C. Price. who has been
'1'“
meters racism
no Pedeslrla this ”proton
the Record lie Made Forty
Years Ago From Portland, Mo
CHICAGO, Nov. 20.~——E‘dwhrd I’uyson
Weston, sixty-blue years old, is uchcd
ulcd to walk into Chicago Ill. 4 p. III
today or Ibeiiaboute, at the rule 0i! five.
miles an hour, and complete on the
slope of the new Illinois Athletic Club
a. record breaking walk of 13230 miles
from Portland Me., begun October
visiting- the past month with relatives 2"-
lII 'l‘,bompson has returned home.
MI. and Mrs boron ll’lilow will learn
next week for Florida, where they Will
spend the winter.
‘ I’I
'i‘ he MIIII‘ s Club of the Congregation-
IIl church will meet this evening in the
Sunday school room of Holy 'I‘Iluily‘
church at 6' . ill).
—-—————-—~n
Mrs. Horace Hnrlbutl. who has
been attending the meetings of lhe
turned homo.
Buns of marriage were published at
the Church oi‘ the Assumption Sunday
morning or Miss .luliII Downos, ol’
Suuguluck, and James Murphy. ,
A union ’l‘huuksgivlng service of
("lIIiI-It and Trinity churches will be
held 'i‘hursdn3 at 10 o'clock in Christ
church.
Mr. and Mrs. John B Morris“ son
and daughter have shllcd i"oI II tour
through Enlope ending in iialy, where
they will pass the winter.
,_
Miss Dorothy Adonis has resigned
her position as teacher in West Long
lIotu school and will (lei/ole her lime
to music. Miss Thompson of New
York, has taken lIci'IplIIco.
A lIIIIIIlsoIIIo sum ol‘ money has been
ploscnlod to the Mclhodlht not My l’or
lllt‘ building of their new chuIclI by
kits S. J. Smith, of Stamiord, a for-
nIcI' Icsidcut oi Wesiport.
(‘iuplain Joseph Sherman loaded the
sloop Nellie with oysters lIIiIIIII front
the river last week and Saturday sail
ed with it full cargo for Five Mile
River.
The driver of Frank Miller's Icuui bl'
Bridgeport who was stallcd with II
load ol‘ lunIhI-r on the main l‘illlll on
Friday. has It poor opinion of West
port roads. Work is going on. newer-
or, between Harris corner and Maple
avenue. Several teams bIIIII been at
w'01k dining tlIII week spreading It gen-
erous layer of glavci on tho l‘ollll.
F. (l llirgc. of Wei-upon illl IIulth'l
l3' on Ilail‘3lng, gmc tlIII IIIcIIIiII-Iis oi
liousuionic grunge much pruciicul in
formation on the subject on SuluI-Iiui
uighi ill the III IIIIIII‘ meeting in Sin
ford. Modern IIIIItlII)d.II which can 313i33
implied by the smaliédt IlaiI‘annn
brought the subject IIlllilII i'euch oi‘
cvciyone.
«w
Adams and Staples have returned
from u business trip through the South
and are well snilsiiod with the results
ol‘ the expedition. The financial liIII'r3
did not operate to reduce their or
(hire. which include all kinds of tools
IIIIIIIIIl‘IIctIII'IId III the Bradley Axe luc-
tIu'3', or which Messrs. Adams and Sin
[Jlt'S .III'II tht- proprioiors. The trip iii-
I'ludcd the turpentine region where the
llI'ndlcy tools have It reputation us
both II the best in the world.
The \VIIslpIu'i lh'umuilv club was I'II-
III'IIIIIIi'IIIIIl IIII Friday night at ”10 lIquI'
of W. l._ 'l‘III‘lIu'. Ai’icr it illll'lllttlll pc-
l'ltlil IIl‘ sI-I'III'IIl years the club starts
out again with rIIucwI'Ii \itlili'. The
Mill) now Illlilllli‘l‘Ii lb’ IIIIIIIIhIII's, all of
whom Wt'l‘i' III'IIIv-ul. 'l'lIII I'ch'iiIIII ol'
oillIIIII'u resulted in tho selection oi the
Siilllli lIIIIII'Il. it‘ll hIIlIl 00100 when
the club \I'I iIIltI IiIIsiII-ludc. A. B.
.lIIlil‘i‘. prI-siIlI-nt: Miss lIiIinII llrudlcy,
IIIII'I'IIiIII'y: lI‘qulI ()sbornt'. iI'IIIIIIIII'IIr;
.\. lIIlil’i‘ since IIIIIIIIIgIII' A play
willI bo Si'lt‘tlild in the lli‘tll' “Marc and
put (III the boards soon IIitI'I' the boil-
Ii'II's. 'l‘lIII g'i’lll I'IIII public will be glad
lII li‘illll of ”III uttlnn IIl llIII club. for
it has l'III‘ulshI'Il lIuIlII" plIIIINIIIII i‘llii‘l"3
llIII ‘
iIIluuuuts for tho plumbers of
town.
i’i‘HlllilNll‘l' l‘lIIII'IIIs Harris has haul
luuny surprises in his ”to us a cov-
I'I'IIIIII'IIl (Iiilt'lul bud lilili‘l‘Wii-il'. lull lIII
IIIII'III was on uctuull3 i IlIII II IIIIIIwIII'IIu
ilil Saturday night when It lIII'I. II por<
lion of thII IIII-IIIIIIII'IIbtp oi' llli’ Milli-
IIIllIIt I butch IIIIIpIiuIId him ut the res-
lIlIIuI'c IIl‘ (‘hounlusI ilIII'riII. his son.
33 ho ”You next door. Mr. llIIIrls
bud boon invited to lake li'll with
his son. whose family “as in
tho Hi‘l‘l‘h'l The occasion was bid .Itith
IIlIIlIIlIIy illiilth‘iHHllU'.
rolled to llll‘ door and was met by it
um'ly oi iii IIIIIIIIbIIIII of the Methodist
i‘llill'i'll, who IIIIIIIIIIIIIi him without a
lilinlllzillil und IIIIouItIIII both into the:
house wlIIIrII he was l‘cllcliutcd upon,
in the evening
bin blriltdu3. Latin
in 3qu cullcd upuiuil's. illi n subtly-
“WP and ti lIIIIIIlquIuI Morliu I-IIIIluII'
unu uIIIIIIIIIlIId iIIiII ilIII room Winn
MI ilIIrIlII IiIIIII'IInIlcd he won II'IIIII‘IIIIII
ml in Nov ilIIIII'IIo ill. itiuhou.
prI-IIIIIIIIIIl the limb to Mr. ii: ii‘llb with
:I luv li'lll'llllllli-‘I l'tIIuIIrlII. union on
”li' upokculuou for the
ill“ I'huIIIiI
by Mr Harris. and the allocation wlIiI- it
it I nu-Iubols oi‘ tln- church bore him
V ' Ill as possible IInIch' llIII rlrcunt
.1 K.
it represented.
MIII. tlII3or followed
wore III-I'vml and the (Ironing wuu chur-
not: Hand us our of [he plcnllllllltInl of
tho IIiIuII'iI Ieur
W
K0130]. is adored on n gimmnloed
plan for the relief of heart burn, line
has re-‘
Mr liurrlu was
who
quuIlIIIIII or
Mr. illubop wuu conund-
IIIIIlmI in his rI Innrku IIIIIl IIpIIlIII of
Hill llllllli'i'lllllilll or the good work Ililiil:
IlinIIImItlchl pouliuuuler rcupondwl
llc had not recovered tIonI
urprise. but managed to voice his
[{(‘Uliilimi of the slit. and the spirit
fob lteciiutiona by
Mia II. ('buunlun Harris and music. by
Refreshments
If Weston finishes his width as ur-
ranged and there is every (angling that
he will, l’oI ill 2 o’clock L'thlsI morning
he was Iesting nt Chesterton; 1nd. but
forty miles away, he will have done
what be set out to do and patch the
record established by nimeolt i’orty
year ago, when in his prints as a po-
dIIstIiau lli‘ was one of thcvcbtnupion
walkers oi the world. ,
His record for the distance mode
when he Was 29 years of ago, was 26
secular days, for Weston never walks
on Sunday. it he finishes his present
llori’m'niunce in Chicago this attcrnoon
he will haVII beaten the memo of his
yIu'Ing days by several hours
According to tile dispatches sent out
from the town at which he has touch-
ed along the mute, Weston has been
getting faster rattler lhun slower in
his promenade formally days past.
For some limo be was troubled with
acute indigestion which hampered his
speed. Of late, however he has been
in perfect physical condition and has
3becn reeling off the miles at the late
301' live miles per bout with as little
apparent trouble as the orange brok—
III' negotiates the distance between the
club and the motor car at the. IIIIIiI.
The new llliuos Athlet C Club will
have a reception committee in automo-
biles at South Chicago to greet West-
(In when he hits that part oi“ the route.
There will also be a detachment of
the First Regiment as a guard of lion-
or and II bugle not ob.
Not the least interesting port oi' the
’thIIIIIr that will gieII-l Weston will bII
tho old tlnIIIIs who cthIroIl him when
he (Intel 'IId Chicago 1‘0Ii3' years ago.
There are thousdnds ol men still liv-
ing IIlIII IIIIIIII prurient. when Weston
c’llllII down Michigan avenue on NO-
Manuel-18.1867 whipping his IIIusII'slII
to i’IIIl.-'lIIII activity with It shoi'l‘ ”SWIM;
”or" stick. which he carried. Among
the features of the Inception will be
than caranco 0i Alderman Mnngler
IIl liilu'iilgou avenue and 22nd atImoel
dr'iIing II “OII‘IIIliorsIe shu3. " the same
velIiIlII
\lI'GIIiI'II, when he (“"0“) to welcome
Weston The long hike of Weslon was
be gun on October 29 when hel left the.
mat oiliIe at i’oI-.l,iand Me. bearing a
iIiI’Ii to be delivered out the iiO-‘litl “00
iii UlIiIilgll Io posilnlitt-Ilcr or his i‘i‘iil't“
Si‘llilillH‘ Worden s schedule called
l'I'II his arIival ili'l'lI by Nov. 27 but he
bus IIfiIIIIsislIIIIIII lIcpl’ ahead (Ii lhII
schedule. II no nachos the Ni); this
afternoon lIlI will beat the I'tIcIli'I‘l it fl
1867 by nearly ill hours. Weston ha!
met with II good dent of Iilfiicuity on
the pIIIsonl trip because oi‘ tnudd.‘
i'IIIIIls but in spite (If that handicap he.
has steadily unllnlIIiuId his adIanlnge
over the demands of his schedule. The
only IIIiIIIniIIgII, he has in hismteseut
attempt in IIIIIIpIII'iIIon with the walk
when how was II young man, is that the
roads on the Itvcluge tire. much bot'tel
IIIIII than they were then over the
l‘tlllli‘ tr'IIIcrsetl.
During the entire trip Weston has
bIIIIn met with much enthusiasm along
the route
ll is stated that Weston intends to
make it lecture out or his experiences
(III the present tIlp.
Weston»: walk or foI'tI'I yeals aim
ended on Nov'IImbcI 27, the (late of (le-
pIII'lIIrII from Portland being the same
as on the present attempt. lie rent-b-
ed i‘ hicago in the morning, and it was
estimated that ho was welcomed by It
throng 0f 50 000 persons, who cheered
his pluck and persistence to the echo.
The occasion largely took on the na-
iuI'I» of a public holiday and many of
lilt“ shops closed so that lllt‘ IIIIIplIIyIIs
might take part in the lt‘ii‘DllOll
”ii-i III'IiIui in Chicago on that oom-
siIIn was the finale of ti. Walk Wllit‘il
lIIIIl iuthIIslI- d IIlIIIosl the entire coun
ir3
$100 REWARD, $100.
'i‘hII l(‘ilil('l'l5~0f this paper will be
llit‘itfliltl lo l'I‘IIirII that there is at. least
one IlIIIuded disease that science has
been able to euro in all its stages.
and that is Cutnrrh.
Cure in the only positivo' cure now
known to the medical t'rnicrntty. Ca-
inrrb being a constliutkmai disease, re
quires n constitutional treatment.
liali' II Cutnrrb Cure is taken internal
ly, uctinu directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there-
by destroying the foundation of thII
disease. and ulvlm; the patient
uircualb by building up the constitu.
lion and assisting nature. in doing its
. work. 'i‘ hon proprietors have so much
faith In ltu curative powers that they
offer One Hundred lloliuls for any
who in t it bills to euro Semi for
list oi t ullnionluis.
"Address r. J. Gills} NlIiY & 00., 'i‘olo-
.-
0Sold by oil nI'IIgIIiIIin 75c.
'i‘IIlIII liull'u lIuIIIliI little [or copuii
puilou.
FREIGHT STEAMER LAUNCHED
tilill‘li‘l‘, Mimi-i“ Nov :lli.- Willlllw
lullIII'lIlIIlz til ilIII lIlI: IiIIIIl lIIIlIIlIl
IIiIIIIluIII' Allllluultu. from the yuIIlu oi
the lI‘IIIII itivIII' Shipbuilding l.' olnpnny
liotlny. Illc llllb Ill llIII ilIIIti ol’ siculu
ulllnII luIliI b3 the II‘oIIII itiIIII' (Join
IIIIII3 for tho ilI'IIIIIIwiI'k Sit-quublp
Cmmtltlu. tor IIIII'viI-II lIIIlWIIIIII New
York. Jacksonville. lIlu.. IIuIl llIuIIs
wick. GIL. will be ready to join her
four ulster ships run other four ven-
oolu. lluI Satllln. OIIIIIIllIIoII ()geocbco
uud ()Iloubuw. anI ‘IIiIIIIl buill und oi
the lllotiliitlitl term like the Altumuhn
and um llil‘t'ltlly plyinu between the
three ports oi the i‘lI'quleck (‘om-
puny II service
Minn Caroline tiodfrey was selected
to name the vessel bol‘oro ll‘ulld down
the ways into Fore River ihlu ultIIr
noon.
threesome router
as “its used in 1807 by 8.1).”
liull' s Cntarrh 3
uloncc. «our stomach. belching of gun,
nausea and all stomuch troubles. it
digests what you not. it will make
Iml healthy Sold by Till) Clifford.
l'lIuIIIInI'y and “In Bridge I’ilul'
many.
been the
Mutton
‘ol
‘.I3,....,4.
Boston oAuIIIs SAYS Ill
' Less For THAT
if” '.
Carleton ll. iiulchiubdunu lending
bunker and broken oil Illdstop, with
offices III” Ii Congress' street, in that
city. has recently come out with a3 very
strong statement.
In the widespread discussion over
Chopcls new ”19on and medicines
which has spread over the country so
rapidly. Mr HIIiclIluson‘hI‘Ia taken the
side of those who say that Cooper's
theory is correct and his medicine all
that. he claims. .
Mr. Hutchinsons emphatic stato-
utcnt. is as follows: "Anyone afflicted
with‘ chronic ill health and a general
rundown condition caused by stomach
trouble. who does not try this man
Cooper's medicine. is very foolish. I
say this after :1 most I'IIIIIIII'kIIblo ox-
perionco with the medicine.
"i heard of Cooper's succeed ilrst
when he. was in Chicago as l have. u
lll“l\:ii(' wire to that cit3 ill connect ion
with my business LII or, when he
'oumc East i learned more. of hhn and
his lhoIII'3 that. stomach tIoublo cIIIIscg‘
most ill health. I have had no faith
siciun for each particulal coup IIl‘th
W
m
in anything not p1"csc1ibcd by a ph3— _
V?
8 LIFE HAS BEEN HOPE-
LENGTH OF TIME.
.
lutcly no relief, i felt ,tilnt'lt would at
least do no harm to try‘ the medicine
which i was hearing so much about. ‘
“During these olght.‘ ears I have
been forced to go without solid food
for live. and six weeks at a time. I
always had it sour stomach, was
troubled with formation of gas. and
led the usual miserable life of the dys-
peptic. i was dull tired, nervous and
gloomy all the time. and was always
constipated.
“l have taken Cooper’s medicine a
comparatively sbolt limo. For the
bust month I have not bad the slight-
out sign or stomach trouble. I can out
anything with no bad effect whatso-
ever. I havo II lino uppeilic am guin-
insI llcsh very rapidly. am cheerful,
full of. energy, and my nervousness has
Ilisnppoarcd. My bowels are in perfect-
condllion lor the lirst time in eight
yi‘til'a
I ."i Iiout hesitate to say that; i would
Inol tako $50 000 and be back whereI
was. My relief and thnnki’ulness is
beyond description
We sell Cooper's famous preparation
described lathe above statement——
careful diagnosis but after eight 3(Ia‘rs The Clifford l’lIannac3I,’South Nor-
of constant suffotlng. durind which walk: The Bridge Pharmacy, East
time I spent over “.500 with nbso- Norwalk. , 3 ‘_
I 1
WESTON
The sI'IluIIIiI will enjoy the usual
'l‘lIIIIIlIsIIiIing teams this rock.
{the l'JphIIIiIu l-‘itcb continues to im-
pI'IIIII slowly.
I
W
Jacob i’I‘IIIIllIzIber still coutinues‘on
the sick list.
Mrs. 'i‘lIIIodoI'c liIIIIIilton was an
(Ivor-Sunday visitor iii South Norwalk.
9
Miss (lesson. of New York,
guest. oi’ the Misses. Faulhaher,
is It
Philip Gerhardt, who has been quite
ill, is improving. - ,
Mr. and Mrs. RIB. Banks were Illn-
IIIII' guests or Mrs. P_ B. Perry, on Sun.
day. .
.,.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Malone. of
South Wilton, are guests of Mrs. Sara
Perry. .
Miss Katherine Boers, who is at-
tending: the Norwalk illgli‘Schooi
spent over Sunday at her home here.
«43$
,Mrs George Rlxggoos‘f‘ io‘ Coopers-
town, N. Y.-, this mack do visit who
lives. ,
Friends here attended the funeral of
Mrs. Marlon Williams, in Boston, on
Friday.
Gemge Adams is soon i319: several
weeks in nodding. super tending the
operation of his steam saw- -Inill.
Mrs. Vanderbilt derruy goes In
Ridgoiield this week to spend the win-
ter with relatives.
Miss Jennie Hoyt returns this week
wr- IIIIIII 5? II. I-
\
illiqulppea will
mull icI-I'wlllIoIIi smoke or I
“I ii I
finial Iii oli‘ y c
Lamp
' lymdulmimimyiiil'
. Luv. write our meet «my in M
For Sale by A. j
i
13:3.“ 23..
l‘
PERFECTION on; HEATERS {AND RA'YO LAMPS’
On many a cold winlei' :11th n
will wake to linli lite liml‘oul."
rile you going to do‘ about lie—chive? "
Prepare now lot lilo money with e
vice [Inventor-tum lilo with It
tout
III-Iluune 9 hours.
iIlIeIi‘ In lepen and nickel. Every healer” wrinkled.
M Ii he . idol tell Ind williiit
ell aelreld ”It'll him. “Even lam “mind. »I
pllve circular- .
or unit» OIL (30- 01" 31336333.“ YORK
. W
enurncrrou on. neurons AND RAYO LAM‘IS's
llo her home in Ridgefield. after a visit.
ol’sIIverItl wccks with-her sister, Mrs.
M. E. Godfrey. .
Clarence Smith, whole it student in
the Park institute. Bridgeport. spent
over Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Smith.
I'l‘bo postmosior of Gasconado. MOT.
Daniel A. Bugh. says. "i cannot say
too much for your Kidney & BladIchr
Pills. I feel like a new man." illi-
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are
sold by Tito Clifford Pharmacy end
The Bridge Pharmacy.
RlVERSIDE CEMETERY ASSOCIA-
TION. . I
Annual Election of Directors and Gift
cars Held at Judge Light's Office.
At the annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Riverside Cemetery As
soclatwion held 3esterday .It the oilico
of Judge John H. Light, tho l'ollowllli.
were elected: I‘I
Directors for the. ensuing 3'e.ar-—M.
C. Kellogg. Christian Swartz, John ‘H.
l ight George 1. Buxion, S. W 'liII
llnc. George W Voorhees and EILIszIIl
H llufnngci.
At the subsequent. meeting of dirI-III
tors, M C. Kellogg was elected pies-i
dent; George I. Buxtpn. vice president
and hammer, and WW. lilo-line. sec
reiaryl
M. C. Kellogg. George T. Buxlon and
S. W. Bertlne were appointed trustees
of the sinking and perpetual care
funds.
THIS is WORTH REMEMBERING.
As no one is immune every person,
should remember that. 'Foley‘ 9 Kidney
Curo will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not bcvcnd the
reach of medicine. The Clifford PharI
many and Plulstod's Drug Store. 0
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COLLINS & CO. ,‘Ufil 3’71
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hal_'
WIRE!- DIVIBO) ‘4 '
and youll hm genial. glowing hut—innlnnllywwhermr you
mo class dew
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lonllloida
minutely lin-
mliu cheer
the long
evening—Jubil-
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whim“ :flom
Oil Hale and lien
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COLLINS & CO.
. tendon of any ltlbti. .
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Double and Single Guns and iiilles.
Waterproof Hilllllllil Coats. Trousers. file‘g' .
(tins. and Gun Cages ' ~
“ll“..-
this Repaired and Route" ’ " I
.th I av- «downtown
Headquarters for Sporlldfi‘fiood; in 60min U
Norwalk Hardware
89 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
3 .
486..
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mu 2f the
50v New Bows and (Nurse.
Men' 5 GOO i Overcouls block and blue. worth $10. 00. I . . .. ..... .. $6.00
Br‘lici‘ GI ado, woltb up to $14.00 ‘ $7.93
Still Belici- tirade, wmtb $1600 .. .. .. ..... $9.48
$1800 Glmtlo................... ..... ...3’3......'...‘.........I........ $1193
The VIIIIy Best, worth $2 5.00 ......... $14.98
(‘lludl't‘fls Good Overcoais, .'i to 9, war tlI $1. 7.) 98c
Bellfl‘ Ulnades $1.48, $1.98, $2. 48, $3.48 up to $5.983, 3V013'lh $2 .50, $8.00, $350,311)
0' $9. 00. I
Win... .
Y. Smiths"
OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
\\ North Main Street. South News“.
Yard Pea Coal $4 60. No 2Nui Cotil$6
Ella, Stove and Nut Coal $6. 60f
Delivered ill the cellar. '
Carelullu screened
BeSi quahlu
Raymond
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP‘
,FdirCloakand FurStore
I} ISRAEL. Proprietor.
38 Washington Street.
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Merrill Night Schcol
"Special Teacher In Charge of Clagses.
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3hr. Yer'ts Check 33 Sold blouse. ‘ ‘I
33 SOUTH MAIN ST“ 80. NORWALK
fihenksgtomg sot. .,
We have reduced the prices on Suits. Coats, Skills, Wat LI. l‘urs I'Iul
Curls‘ Coats to suit you. Come and be convinced.
The Paris Clock 8% Suit; House,
8A E IN BOTH STORES. ‘
33 sou H MAIN eraser. souru lvonwuLIc . III 0' :
_. : , 515-517 MMN' e'ru'eer, stAwono.
THE HATCH & BAILEY co
MILL, tool of Marshall street. Tel. 43-3.
LUMBER YARD. wmr Street. r‘el. 46-2.
Lumber and Mill WOrk for Everything
from o Piggei'y to a. Palace.
Now is the time to repair roots for winters blasts and storm». We have
every variety of shingles ranging in price from 52. no to $10. 50 per thousand.
Also we have tor lint. roofs the ,
LINCOLN Roofiue.
A superior brand or ready-made. upto«IlIIlo roofing (loud whorl: any noel!
roof in ueodcd. Will Ilinnd tropic bout: or “MUD/31mm, Looks; like I'Iillbl-l'
but has on rubber in it. link on lur in it. lion. mnmlnr. Cull bu lIIitl by
any lotIIlIigr-nl workman. A perfect IIIIIIIIIIIIIdoctorw the bout ihiluilitlilir, bill,»
Iic mode. For all colulni- ti lnl purposes. practically fiiIIpI'ool'.’ lqi’vtltli
preol llnis will not touch it. Under nlubio doom ii to mold oilcdlgotlfl
Acids ounnoi uttoct it like llu or iron. it in light. pliable lth‘d trut'erp on
(looted with thin lilnly mind it prououlu uu i‘h’l' nilcul appearance and rent in
tire. it in cooler than iron and more durable than tin. n in not coated with
it. IIIIIIIII of spongy llbro which holds wnloriuud to soon soaked oil. it i not ,
bullied with nuphultulu or room. and when pmpmly laid. them to ill in III ,
any expansion or contraction. it IIIIIIIII3; II lino. plain flooring. billion the
lily“. IIIIIII' without means or on
oil .
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w. mi
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place of oil 01(10le l'iiillfltl 101‘ (light
unlined on with
« voun FRIENDS WlLL nscslvsm WARM Isct'imi wum‘
may wow you 'IIIIII wmre‘rt lF vouIiuvIvounyo’o‘M or be;
none our me seer sow. cont. fHA'r ill‘ o‘IIAIII
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