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LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS.

Edgar Howell. of New York, spent
Sunday in East Norwalk. ,

Rebekah Lodge will entertain the
Grand Officers on June 16th.

John Mockler and. Hugh McGovern
spent Sunday in Bridgeport.

The Woman’s Guild of Grace church
will meet in Guild room, Wednesday
afternoon.

 

MissEliza B. Smith, of Derby, spent
Sunday with Mrs. David Beers, of Fair-
lield avenue.

 

Miss Lucy Darling, of Stony Brook,
is a guest of Miss S. S. Tillotsbn.

Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Purdy have re-
turned home after spending a week
with Mrs. Emma C. Stevens, Seymour
place.

William B. Hawkins has sold two
houses on North Main atreet to Sarah
E. Norton of Coventry.

G. W. Flint and wife of the Danbury
News are registered at the Nor-walk
hotel.

Expressman L. , J. Reynolds was
bitten in :his right leg by a dog last
evening. The wound was cauterized
and the dog captured by the police
and this morning was shot by Chief
Bradley.

A special meeting of the Norwalk
Baptist church will be held Monday
evening May 29, to consider the matter
of the rental of the penis.

 

Neil Hendrickson, Ross Malkin and
Frank Brundage wheeled to New
Canaan, Pound. Ridge, Stamford and
Glen Brook Sunday.

 

Butler Lodge will rehearse the third
degree to-night and to-morrow even-
ing the degree will be conferred on
three candidates.

Robert St. John, who is traveling
salesman for the Old Well Cigar Co.,
is spending several weeks at his home
in Danbury.

Rev. DeVVitt T. DanDoren has es-
tablished a Bible class at the Norwaik
Baptist church, and sessions are held
every Sunday noon. The class now
nrmbers about sixty members._

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Brown, of
South Norwalk, went to Danbury yes-
terdayto attend the funeral of Mr.
Brown‘s nephew, Edward H.t'.‘kness,
and will‘spcnal Several days there.

 

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The South Norx-Jalk High school
team has a, very good percentage, hav-
ing been beaten only twice, out of
twelve games.

 

if the lady who desired the EH11} t~
of the Madrigan brothers of For t
Chester will apply at this office she can
obtain the same. ~

Dr. Willis II. CrOWc, formerly of
South Norwalk,vson of Mr. and Mrs.A
James C. Crowc, of chst avenue, is
down with tyj'fiioid fcver at his home in
New Haven. .

Selectman Frank H. Merrill and
John H. Manning are 'in Washington,
D. C.,where they will attend the Peace
Jubilee ceremonies. From that place
they will go to Philadelphia to visit
Mr. Merrill’s mother before returning
home. i

A delegation from Pioneer Lodge,
Sons of St. George, of Bridgepoi't, will
pay a fraternal visit to Welcome Stran-
ger Lodge, this evening, and confer
the degree on five candidates. A jolly
social session will follow. '

William Sheldon has completed the
foundation for Charles Comstock’s new
wagon factory, on 'Westport avenue.
It is expected that, contractor D. M.
Platt will have the carpenters at work
on the building this“ week.

 

 

ABridgeport bicyclist was thrown
from his wheel on the VVestport road
Sunday, and severely bruised about
the face. He attempted _to,.return
home by trolley but the Tramway co/m-
panyfs conductor refused to take his
wheel on the car.

The Graniteville Union Chapel so—
cietyis-talking of resuming the ser-
vices, in the chapel. A meeting of the
members will be held in John W.
Powell’s store South Norwalk next
Friday evening, to decide on the
matter.

 

Jack, the young son of J. W. Beatty
of South Norwalk, was injured while
attempting to dismount his wheel on
Belden avenue Sundayafternoon. The
little fellow was thrown against the
. curb and his head was severely cut.
The wound was dressed by Dr. Walter
Hitchcock. . ' '

Mrs. Clarissa Adams is quite sick at
her home 011 Taylor avenue. ‘

Washington Lodge, 1. O. G. T., will
meet, this evening. *

Frank Finnegan and" Frank Kelly
.wheeled to Derby, Sunday.

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday are
Ember days in the Catholic calendar.

George W. Herrick of Lowe street,
has recovered from a'slight illness.

The Kelsey Athletic club will meet
to-night. .

Loraine Brown has accepted a posi-
tion as driver for Kane’s bakery.

Uncas Tribe of Red Men, will meet
this evening.

Manning Decker, Leslie Benedict
and Stiles Lawrence spent Sunday in
Stratford.

St. Joseph’s cadets helda meeting
Sunday.

Mrs. Gerald H. Beard, of Golden Hill
street, is entertaining her brother, Mr,
Keyes.

Isaac G. Hamilton has applied for a
transfer of the McGrath license at
VVinnipauk.

Misses May Danton and Clara Law-
son, Vernon Miller and John Gleason,
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.

George W. Cram. is ‘moving into the
Miss Julia A. Lockwood place on East
Wall street.

Theefiects of the late Mrs. Chiches-
ter of Morgan avenue are being moved
to the residence of Mrs. Merehouse in
Darien. '

Capt. A. A. Chinery went to Hart-
ford this morning to perfOrm jury duty
in the United States District court,

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Miss Maud Donnellon,who has been a
guest of Miss Alice Tocque. of Nor:
Walk has returned to her home in
Brooklyn.

Mrs. David Gould, of Norwalk, and
Mrs. E. H. Marsh, of Branchville, have
returned home fromu Iweek’s visit in
Saybrook.

Jesse Hopson and family, who have
occupied Rev. Dr. Chiltls’ pl.tce 0:1
Prospect avenue for several years, will
soon move into the General D. N.
Couch mansion on the same avenue.

The Knight street A. M. F.. church
will give a benefit entertainment, Victi-
nesday evening. The proceeds trill be
applied to reducing the arrears of the
pistor’s salary.

The stock Of the 5c 3:. 10: store at
South Norwalk is being moved cu; and
the store will be occupied. by Hyslop,
the Stamford dry goods man. '

ConduCtor George P.21-kctz.>n
red line captured a. fine can cf
rifle: the shower early this churning:
and is now trying to inVcigh some
lonesome trout into his creel.

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The large brindle dog of 53. Will—
son of \Vall street was struck by the
Pittsliel-cl express last night but not
killed. Dr. Schuppan was called to at-
tend the animal’s injuries.

At the meeting of the committees of
the-Norwalk and East. Nor-walk M. E.
Sunday schools. to arrange for the
annual excursion, held at the office of
the Holmes, Keeler & Selleck Co.
last night, the matter was referred
back to the Sunday school for the
necessary authority to incur expense,

etc.
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HOW 1'0 FIND OUT.

Fill a bottle or common glass with
your water and let it stand twenty-four
hours; a sediment or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition of the ,kidneys;
if it stains your linen it is evidence of
kidney trouble; too frequent desire to
'pass it or pain in the back is also con-
vincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out of order.

WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort in the knowledge so
Often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
fplfills every wish in curing rheuma-
tism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver.
bladder and every part of the urinary,
passages. It corrects inability to hold
water and scalding pain in passing it,
or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that un-
pleasant necessity of being compelled
to go often during the day, and get up
many times during the night. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-
Root is soon realized. It stands the high-
est for its wonderful cures of the most
distressing cases. If you need a medi-
cine you should have the best. At drug-
gists fifty cents or one dollar. .

You may have a sample bottle and.‘ a.
book that tells more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mail, if on send your
address to Dr. Kilmer & 0., Bingham-

ton, N L Y. When-writing be sure and. .

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See adv. purse lost. " ,.
F. H. Bishop of Guilford, is in town.

 

Felix Burke of New York, is Spend-
ing a. few days in town. 2 ‘.

 

E. DeW. Fingley of New Haven is'in
town.

Governor George E. L6unsbury was

in town this morning.

0. O.'Godfrey of Seneca Falls, N. Y.,
was in.South Norwalk yesterday.

. the building onVVashington street,own—
ed by Mrs. Dudline E. Raymond are
being remodelled.

Miss Julie Knapp, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. P. N. Knapp of West avenue,
is ill with the measles.

Mr. and Mrs. John Leslie, of Wood-
ward avenue, are entertainingJMrs.
Ada Schultze‘n and Mrs. William
Fletcher, of Brooklyn.

Mrs. John F. Knapp and daughter,
of White Plains, ' are guests of Miss
Clara M. Ryder, of Lynes place.

Edwin S.Hoyt, of Ridgefield, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer H.
Fillow, of Chestnut street, yestersay.

 

Samuel Lynes’ cat boat “Little Joe”

has been hauled out on shore, at the
oyster docks and 15 being placed. in
cemmission. _____
D Silas W. Browu was run into by Mrs.
C. N. Arnold On her wheel, in front of
the GAZETTE building last night. Mrs.
Arnold was thrown from her wheel but
both escaped injury.

Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Worden return-
ed Monday evming from a visit to
Mrs. Worden’s father, Heman Brun-
dage in Middle Patten, N. Y.
“DOOM
Millions Given Away.

1 It is certainly gratifying to the pub

lie to know that one concern in the
[land who are not afraid to be generous
to the needy and suffering. The pro-
prietors of Dr_. King’s New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,

 

 

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. PRICES—Cr) ay,$2.50
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Black, 84 up.
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Prices 85 and upward.

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