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how typewriter has been placed
0 probate office.
“Homer Couiter has accepted a posi-
* ‘ it at the Wood Bros. meat market.
,3!qu Nellie Driscoll is the new on.
Mr It the local telephone exchange.
JrBresinhan, of Boston, and Walter
Lynch, of Buffalo. N \'., are guests at:
m Westport Hotel.
Frank Allen, of Compo street.
‘ The Current Event club will be en-
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Fred Hubbell, 0! Canal street.
Miss Regina Williams. of Greens
Farms bus tour New York girls board-
ing at her home for a few weeks.
The Staples High school team was
defeated Saturday by
High school. The. score was 14 toil.
There will be a meeting of the Tom‘
pie lodge, a... or. r. and A. M., In their
' rooms in the Fable building on this or-
ening. at ti o'clock.
’l‘he homo of Miss Elizabeth Coley,
on East Church Street. has been shingl-
v.7, lly Contractor Oscar Smith and it‘
presents a line. appearance.
(‘harles liueb, jr., who recently pur~
chased Iht' plan- all the corner of Kin!
and t‘hurch street. to to remodel it
and put in all the tnodotn improve-
A three family house is being made . ments.
on; of the house owned by Edward
(I James Richards.
Bsyview avenue.
Smith Is doing the work.
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The house of George
one of the finest in
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Bowie
State street, is undergoing some im-
movements and when finished will be
town. Electric.
lights will soon be Installed.
on a handsome bungalow on his pro
party. . The new building wili‘fsce on
Contractor Oscar
A copy of “The Book of Knowledge"
has been placed into the library at the
Trinity Church Sunday school.
for the benefit of the concession and
the members of the school.
It is
Mrs. Emma. Graces Dietric. of New
York. will speak at the Qangrsgstlonal‘
Church next Sunday afternoon stil o‘-
clock on temperance. Her. topic will
be “Whose Business Is Itf”.
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The highest score made Saturday at
l .lte clay pigeon shootot’ the West port
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i The improvements to the residence, The ottt oi" town visitors did not up-
‘ ‘ol’ 'I‘homus Courtney. on Rivet-strip “Vi pour on account of the rainy weather.
. ,Mrs. R. J. Willis,of licrklmer. N. Y. ‘euue. are progressing .ttpldly and the, '
has been entertained by her father. new owner hopes. to be able to move,
in within a short tithe. .
Mr. and Mtat. (loot'ge H. lloytien, are
now receiving happy congratulations
_ 7by their friends over the birth or a.
Dr. J, M. Nolan has started work np-‘ baby daughter. Saturday morning. Mn,
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Dysticpsis. Gas. Inclination anti
Heartburn Go‘satl You Feel
Fine In Five Minutes.
Every family here ought to keep
some Diapepsln in the house, as any
one of you may have an attack of'ln-
digeltion or Stomach trouble at any
time. day or night.
This harmless preparation will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome a
distressed. out-of-order stomach five
‘ minutes afterwards.
If your meals don‘t tempt you, or
‘ what little you do eat seems to fill
you. or lay like a lump of lead in
your stomach, or If you have heart
burn. that‘is a sign of Indigestion.
. Ask your Pharmacist for a Woent
case of Dave's lliapepsln, and take a;
little just as soon as you can. There;
will be no sour rislttgs, no belchingI
M undigested food mixed with acid..
no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness'
or heavy feeling In the stomach, Nan-i
; sen, Debilitating Headaches, lllszlneiisi
or intestinal grilling. This will sill
no, and. besides. there will be no sour.
food‘lnft over in the stomach to yrolson‘
. your breath with nauseous odors.
l’upe‘s lllnpepsiu is a certain cure?
for onl»oi‘~order stomachs. because 'it.
prevents fermentation and takes hold?
=of your food and digests It just the2
same as if your stomach wasn't there...
Relief in five minutes from all stout-
ach misery is at your drug store:
waiting for yott. l
These large {til-cent cases of Panes
j Diapepsin contain more than sufficient
. to cure any case of Dyspepsia. lndl--
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Iioyden is principal at Staplos IIIKII.
school.
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The rumor that then- nttty be it to
:ducllon in the price of electric light
iset‘vlco in Westporl, when tiltI 'ltew
[system of taking from Norwalk, goes
linio effect, In received with pit-usurp,
l by all users of ulehiri'r lights and pow~
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i The IIIIIIINI ot'thc \thport (foucro
intuition! l'hurt'b \ver-~ unioriuluoti our
I'I'hutmltt) illil noon by Mrs. llorul‘o
i IInt‘liltlli, Ult villain street. A IIIlt‘ plo-
i f‘lil'll .orsit apatite. afternoon. llofrcslri
[filli‘lllfi pore :il’I‘Vi‘d by the hostess.
ldtt'ina the. fin} an I > in)"; tlt'liciottsl)‘
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t‘lltfot‘d Elwood. a well known input"
. ler of tin- t'. pens I-ntms. Fill‘tlll'l"~i club
.‘lilll n l' silent oi this plow, loft born
l: rtet‘dny lzuj i‘ugznaivuu. (Utilittrqu.
will re hr t‘k'itWhi to make Illri bump in
t v intutr Mr I'Llwuol has a mit- cir-’
‘i‘II‘ o! irituttia II‘ it» all who rent-m his
)l"lt\‘llll'.. but wish him luck with his
new li‘lt":tl:~. ,
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i er‘ Willis 5. Loot. died on Monday
:crt‘ttlnn at I’ty.‘ bump. on I‘upm-ial av-
fcuup, Sin» is sttrtivml by n IItlsImlltl,.
in ‘on and tlillitillit'l‘, ’l‘iw rIIIIi’I‘ilI will,
illf' I‘J‘II from her late home toutorrotvf
infternrou at 2:5" OII'IUCIL licv. lion"
lllIIIl Mackenzie and Rev. i‘ltarlos i-‘.t
. 'l‘atlur will unit-lute. Interment will be‘
:in Irina Willow Brook (fouwiery. '
i A inrz‘t'n tlelcjzutlon Irmn the Trinity;
lparish in this town attended the Iii-l
.tvrpttrorhiui Iiilllo study class which,
lilit'? Saturday in the Trinity (fhurrh.
{Nevvtowu Miss I‘. lliuuey. the newly
Iappolultd socrrtury ot‘ the Woman's: w, , . .. , .
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:uuxllizr'y. spoke in the morning utttl
inns vet". Intcrcftins. In the atternoonj
Miles .\I it) Wood. of Wat-hug, China.“
glittl charge, of the program The re~i
; prtscntativca from this place reported:
in pict‘tsntti day. 5
i The dance at the National hull. ari-
l""-" wetting, marked the second auuua' ‘
i zillt‘t can by tile popular Krasy Kat club
‘ol this town. The donor- was without
many visitors from Norwnllt. lw‘airilold,
and Soutltport who thoroughly enjoyed
dance and stayed until the lust car
It‘l' IIIeII’lIIOIiIPD. Svec‘s orchestra.
front South Norwalk, furnished the
music for the dancing. The commit-
Ice in charge was composed of Charles
Miller. Patrick llrlacoil. H. V. Baker.
Vincent H. Burke, arid Henry Allen.
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“I’ktl'ltllt Censor. a laborer who was
muployed in laying the new tiraclts on
the Suugntuck depot line. was iniur‘
od on Summit”. lie was behind one of.
the other men who let a orowbar fail
c usingthe and to bound back and hit
Censor over ttho left eye. Several of
his. fellow tvoriunen helped him to one.
Iu.n little while. He was taken to
can of the doctors and fixed up again.
title was not dangerously
twill be several tltiys before he will be
‘nblo to work again. .
There Is a movement'hn foot to or-
ls‘anise a Boy Scout cortipsny in West.
li'ort. lir. Cook of Green‘s Farms who
i has had much intlance in the starting
101' new companies and side in the work
Iof the Scouts In.,NeW_‘fork state. is
m,“ lit)” Ill:
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Fido cf the road where he‘was all righi"
Injured but it ’
are long the start will be made. Some
:lme ago Dr. Cook gave an address at
the Crown theatre, when a reel was
presented showing the work of the Boy
Scouts in New Yorkstste. The Boy
Scout movement is s most Popular or-
der in America. ,Be'versl locsl boys
have been Interviewed and they seem
to be in favoriof the movement.
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The seventh musicals of the season
of the Westport Musical society was
held last evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Kemper on State
street. This is the thirteenth year for
this society The meeting was pleu-
ing to all the way through and all pres-
ent enjoyed one of the nicest of the
season it is composed of all well
known artists Many excellent piano
selections were rendered during the
evening Ily Mrs. Arthur ll. Jeilff. Mrs.
.Ioliff is organist at the Congregation“
Church. and is teacher of music with
ability. Mrs. W. Sterling Atwater
rendered several soprano selections as
well as some difficult music on she vio-
Ilu Mrs Robert l’ierson ol' Sattantuck.
uus'the cotttrslto with Edgar ll i'tsrt'y
us bass.
'flu Friday evening the parish rooms
of (‘hrist (‘hurcb in this place was the
pleasant scene of a reception to the
new rector of that parish, Rey. Rich-
.rd Blacklocit. Nearly 200 wet-tI pres-
ent who shook hands with llhe new pair
tor and showad their appreciation ini
accepting his coming. to this town. Sew
crai vocal selections were rendered
during the evening by Miss Alice
Smith Miss Maud Carver and Warren
4W. sconeld. There were several re-
citation» during the evening to make
the time puss pleasantly and were by
MIMI Katheryn Sherwood, Miss Marion'
Wlteeier,s\iiss Ethel 1‘0va and Harold
Stcarna, The remainder of the even
lug was spent in social talks with re-
frosltt‘nenta of Ice cream anti cake be-
ing served
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II is the impression of one former
in this place that seed potatoes were
never so scarce In Wcatport before as
they are at the ransom time. This is
fine. he says, to the fact that the
crops were short last season and pro-
(IIt‘Is that it may make them even
higher next fall dhan |'\’l'r before. in
past years seed potatoes could haw
lM't‘Il purchased at trout 75: cents to a
dollar a bushel. It is now a tilillcult
matter to buy them at 32 n busltu
and have them good. Stunt.- pnoplo-
,Illilli Iltli! immune pointi‘ies Wui'o Illicit
A Combinatiou‘
Coal and Gas
ange
is tho latest and best thing. It
takes up less room and is mote
economical.
Before you specify a range for
your new house or before you
buy out- ior an old house.
come and look at them.
Horace R. V N as h
a. Main 8. West Sts.
S.Norwalk
From Quarry to Cemetery
Save that Commission
usually paid to agents selling this
line of work. ‘
We Employ No Agents
(let our prices before placing your
order for
Decoration Day Work
30. NORWALK MONUMENTAL
WORKS
04 80. Main 813.. .South Norwsik
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From40to§0YesrsofA¢a
HowItMsyBePused
inSsIety.
Odd. Vs.:-“I am enjoying beau
hesiththsn I have {or 9) years. and]
.. . believe I can safely
. say now that] an s
' . well woman. In:
mud on a farm snc'
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work to do whiol
caused the troublet
that came on me Is:
tor. For five year:
during the Change oi
Life I was not shit
to lift s pail of wa-
l tor. I had hemorv
lrhsges which would last for weeks and l
was not. able to sit up in bed. I sufferer
a great. deal with my back and was at
nervous I could scarcely sleep at night.
‘sad I did not do any housework forthret
years.
“Now I can do as much Work at
any woman of my age in the county
thanks to the benefit I have receiver
from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetablt
Compound. I recommend your remedies:
to all sulfering w0men."-—Mrs. Manny
L. Hounwsv, Odd, Vs. '
No other medicine for woman’s Ills but
received such widespread and unquali
‘fled endorsement. We know of no other
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medicine which has such a record oi .
success as has Lydia E. Pinkham':
{Vegetable Compound. For more than at
ears it has been the standard remedy
Ior woman’s ills.
? If on he ethe all testdonbi
Ill!“ India I!» PI '11
nkham's Vegeta-
ble Corn and will hel you. write
‘to Lydia ”Pinklsam edlcine Co ‘
(confidential) Lynn. Mm, for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened.
read and answered by s woman.
and held In strict confidence.
lull winter that most everyone will
ipinnt a larger quantity during the
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iprit-ea down as there would be too[
Lumpy on the market. This idea ac-
cording to many of the largest rais-
cra about town. will not Itold good, as
the seeds are too door In price to
plant many and run chances of having
them burn up with dry weather. (,‘oru
spouts to be the vegetable planted the
most so‘i‘nr this sprints, l‘lnutiuu is
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in full swing; about the country at pros-E
,cnt.
wAccitients will happen, but the
Ilt~rtl-!‘f‘t2illiili‘(l families kocp In“. 'l‘hout
ts" Eclt‘t'trlc Oil for such cutertzt'rncics.
it subtitles the pain and heals. the
hurts.
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ELECTRICAL SHOP
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AUTO SUPPLIES
‘l’hone spa—so So. Main St..
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UNITED BANK BUILDING.
. South Norwslk.
Fenwick Optical Co.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR. Mar.
Service and Cuisine Upgto-Dste
Rates 82 per day and Upwards
1 Uta. rat-stones.
and “my mentions. t
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SUNDAY DI NNERS 750
Banquets a Specialty
STRATI'ORD “MAN" HA3?
eruarr TO CATCH run.
STIIA'I‘FORD, May 9.-«(.‘apf.
"'l‘hene" Judson, the lighthouse keep-
er here, has discovered an entirely
new stunt in catching fish.
Recently a party of enthusiastic
Bridgeport fishermen anchored off the
'lightltouso and started to fish for
blackilsh but without results. Captain
Judson who was on shore. 'watched
them for some time and saw that they
were getting no fish, ile remembered
that the blacktlsh do not bite until
the cherry trees are in bloom, so he
‘went into the house and decked out
the limb of a cherry tree with some
artificial blossoms. lie hid behind a
‘rocu on the shore with It and as long
has be held it in the air. he says, and
lutuue it noise like a cherry blossom
.the Ilsbcrmeu had good luck.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
flu lllni You Hate Always Bought
Bears the W:
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'3 MERIDEN WOMAN BURNED.
} lflvlltilllix. May it.~-.\Irs, John Ko
lvttiske Was severely burned about the
arms anti hands yesterday in saving
.het‘ baby trout being burned in its
full». The little one pulled a IIgIllt‘lI
slump over upon itself and the crib
{bedding took tire. The Infuutlwas not
‘iniured owing to the quick action of
. the mother.
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l R. W. ilanfouth, 166 .\'0. Main St,
gt‘oucord. tried many remedies for
Ikldney trouble, but they did not cure
him. Then he saw an advertisement
of Foley Kidney Pills and began tak-
lng them. “in a short time 1 com-
menced to get better. one pains left.
my back, the action 01" the kidneys
sensation ceased. l gladly recommend
Foley Kidney Pills." W. l". \‘t'igptore
& Co. ”
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=TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
I ‘ BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
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Surplus and Profits
Ca pita!
$117,000.00
; $ID0.000.00
' Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAFP. lat Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vice~
Pres. ,
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS ,.
J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan
Lewis R. Hurlbuti
Henry S. Lockwood
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iJohn H. Knapp '
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you clean house you have
ihmtschoid goods to dispose of. I pay
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15 Ely Ave.. South Norwalk
«LOVERS.
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LADIES
WHITE w
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WHITE CANVASS PUMPS
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WHITE NUBUCK PUMPS
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WHITE NUBUCK BUTTON BOOTS
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DAVID w. RAYMOND,
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