Joseph Clarke hns‘purcliased a Mer-
cer racer, .
: our. and Minor. 0. Raymond visit~
ed with relatives in New York, Sun.
day.
Walter. silencer. of Litcli-ileld is now
employed in W. F‘.‘ Brennan's grocery. ‘
John J. Brant oi? Apponaug, it, I.,
spent Sunday with his lather, W. -l.
Brant,
Mrs. F. Ferrera is recovering from
ptouiaine poisoning, due to eating canl
ned lobsters,
William Burns has been seriously ill
at his home on Stamford avenue with
pneumonia.
Charles Gray oi Weed streetvisited
Joseph Doyles, in the Stamford Hos.
pital, Friday. ‘
Miss Anna Rodimer of Hoyt street
spent the week-end with Miss Helen
,O’Neil in Bridgeport.
Mrs, Emily Bradley of Norwalk was
the guest of Mrs. C. Elbert Brincller-
huff, Railroad avenue, last week.
w... -.._..o.
A birthday party was tendered to
little Elizabeth Hoyt, at her home on
South Main street, Friday afternoon.
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Miss Susie V. Osborn has returned
to Greenwich, after a ten days‘ visit
with her sister, Mrs. C, E, Brincker
lloff.
to treat coughs in to take
This medicine has been the stand-
by or thousands of people for a non-
oratlon. it bring: almo-t instant ro-
lioi in all one. and oven those hot-oh
and lung-weakening coughs that are
so prevalent at this time are rapidly
Iubdued by this reliable and plenum:
medicine. Lannine renown and warm:
the blood and builds up the entire
:yotom. Ono bottle (250, 50c. 81) will
demonstrate Ito great worth to you.
To be had at all drug stores.
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nne, and will take possession about
November 1.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry A. Dixon have;
moved from the Woundy cottage inl;
Prospect, Place to the home or his par-,1
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur A, Dixon,
Railroad avenue. l
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Workmen have been engaged in re-
pairing in switch-track ill
& Duryee coal and lumber yards on
,Grove street, this week. New ties:
William Reinhardt is melting re- have been 89" and the "Mk has been,
pairs to the house recently purchased
ironl Mrs, John Sheridan, Cherry St.
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otherwise improved. “
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The assessors were in session in the‘
Mrs. Julia A. Griebei has been con _’I‘own Hull, Saturday evening, for the,
fined to her home on Burtis avenue
with inflammatory rheumatism in the
shonl d er ,daytime, They will be in session again! '
‘ next Saturday evening.
r. and Mrs. Alvin Heel‘dt and
ll 1e son are spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. C, E, T, Fall‘ty, Stamford
avenue.
Joseph Doyle is still in the Stem-
ford Hospital. No hope is entertained
‘lhat the sight Quins. only eye will be
restei‘hd, ’ ' ', ‘
Mrs, Andrew Hersnm of Seminary
street has been confined to her home
more or loss the past week with an
ailing foot,
a...“
Members of the Epworth League are
purpose of making out lists for those
who were unable to attend during the
—...._.._._~
There seems to be a number of mild ‘ ‘
cases of diphtheria in town at the,
present time, but the actual number
‘bl‘ diphtheria patients is low and those
attiictod with this disease are getting
along nicely. j
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Mr. and Mrs. Il‘ranh Snyder of Newl
Rochelle were guests oi? his parents,
Mr. and Mrs-Francis Snyder, on South
Main street, for several days this
Week. Mr, Snyder has just returned
from Richmond, Vii, where he attend-
ed a meeting of the Engineers“ So-
ciety. !
making plans to hold a iiullowe'eu' ~--~~ 1
ooclal‘iu the Methodist Church, Fri-l
day evening, ’ ion the tioyt’s
" . W-.- :Tuesday is not yet identified.
mester Wood of Talmadge Hill has
resigned his poslthn with
Woundy, electrician,
ploycd‘ in Slaiiu'ord.
and is now elli-
-Sldnoy Miller has returned to work
on the Stephen ileath farm, after be»
[re B. ' port
The dead man found in an Old'barn
nursery estate last
it is
until that a person confined in Bridge-
jaii was acquainted with him. ‘
The deceased has been seen quite fro
. quontly in this locality, peddling court-
plaster. ‘
' Tile continuous rain for several
lug confined to his home for a week ‘ days has made the main streets very,
or more with illness.
-m-
Wililam Petranelii
,muddy, and complaint has heard that:
. such streets should prevail in a thrifty f
of New- York.‘ town like New Canaan.
The tailing?
who has been the guest of friends and“ the leaves has tilled "10 gratlnusl
relatives in town for several days, re-
'turlled home on Sunday, 1
Dr, and Mrs, J. P. Gowan have re‘
turned to their home in New York.
after spending the summer in one or
J. ii. Bradley's collages,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles llrown, who
have been residing, in the Monroe
of the catch-basins, and sidewalks!
innd‘slreets'in many places have beenl
flooded at. times,
W
The collar in the new telephone!
building, which is supposed to have;
been wober-prooled, catches anywhere?
from one to two teat or water every:
time it rains. The contractors hoveE
investigated the cause of it and claim '
The easiest and altogether boot my
the Wood ~
building, Milli) street, left town last that a router rmuv will have to be ln~l
week, for Long island, where he has stalled to pump out the water. for:
a position, {every time it rains it’ seems to force‘
lite way in from all sides of the build-1
Nelson ilrown and Arthur Bliss iii-o lnu. it in naturally a wet BllOt and,
preparing to open it pool-room in the formerly a brook ran through this
old reading-room building on Railroad illll'lllilllM spot.
avenue, formerly occupied by Tho<
man's barbershop l
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Henry A, Johnston. a business maul
lot tl'Anne, Mich, writes: “For yeare.i
Ill, .1, iirown of the id. .1. l-lrown (20.. ‘ Foley's Honey and Tai- Compound tor
butchers and vegetable dealers, has , coughs llllfl collie lion» been our family
purchased the , business formerly cou- ' medicine. We give it to our children.
ducted by Samuel Wood, at the ccr» who like it on account of its pleasant
nor of Main street and Railroad uve- , taste. It is a safe cure for coughs
1and colds." It contains no opiates.
,For sale by oil druggiuts."
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT.
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STAMFORD, Oct. 28.’—-’l‘he death or
Miss Margaret Keane, of ltmibury,l
who fell into a stream near her home
ldundny, was due to heart failure and
The ORil'iNli: treatment for the not to drowning, all at first supposed.
, Drink Habit can be used with nbnoluteiaccording to a statement by Dr. D. it,
confidence. it dentrOys all desire for MoClair today. lilo examination show-
whiskey, beer or other alcoholic stim~ ed that there was no water in the
ulailln. Thousands have successfully‘luilge,
used it and have been restored to, Miss Keane was walking over a foot
lives of sobriety" d usefulness. Can ' bridge with her sister, when. iihe tuni-
bo giron seal-6t] . Collie only $1.00, blod.~‘irom it into ten lost or water.
per box, it you fail to get results from Her sister sprang after her in an of-
OllRlNEl after a trial, your money will tort to rescue her. home men nearby
be refunded. Ask for free booklet tell- Went to the aid of the two women.
the all about Oflltllilrw. _ , ‘ ., lbui Marsaretwol dead when brought
. 3 ointment; first- usual-rum: thermonuclear ileum
irbot.‘ ’Bouth‘lllornilt; " '* ' ‘ " .old, ‘
WOMAN FOUND DEAD iN BROOK.
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