Prescription Druggtst
205 East Washington street.
South Norwalk Conn.
EAST lilililliiili
Miss Anna .Ieniiiuizu. IAI’ SoutlipoAI In
the guest of Mrs. (‘litlilet-I It. ilnkel, in
East avenue
ilcv. ..l W. Dalia went to hark-n yen
tel-titty afternoon and called on never-
III of bin t‘riendu.
Albert. I'lrown illlti wife. of Fort
nlveel, returned last night from n nev»
IAi'Iit Iluyn' visit with friends in Dan-
bury.
The regular class meeting of the
East Avenue Mctliodiiit lA'JpIsIIIApt‘Il
Church will be held In the Church this
evening.
Mrs. Lewis Cast-Alli and two children,
of White Plains, N. Y.. are spending a
few days with Mrs. Charles Soyiiioui‘.
of llowan street.
S. 8. Dayton and E. ii. (tot-hunt went
to Saugatuck yesterday and fished lot
about two hours, returning wltli 1dr.
llah of good size, bI‘Asides several small
ones,
._
Thomas Wright, who is In the eni-
ployed bv Dr. line, in Saugatuck, in
forms his friends that snuppers are hit-
Inlz exceedingly well in the Westport
harbor. ’l‘he (EI'QW of Dr. lino‘a yacht
Lateua caught thin-odd liah Sunday.
Services, conducted by Revjltmntliy
F. llump‘hries. \vi‘I‘e lieid over the re
mains of Frederick Walton last even-
Ing at It o‘cioI k, at his late residence
In Betta Place. A large.representation
of Masons were present as well as
utility friends of the deceased. 'l‘iie l‘t’I
mains were sent to Zancxville this
morning on the 9:55 train. The pail
bearers were William (I. Let‘ouht.
Charles Pratt and Frank Roberts, shops
mates of the deceased, and from tild
Well Lodge were Harry Adams. ‘3. Sn
Naphey and Peter Decker.
There were about two hundred pres-
out at the mock trial, last evening, in
the Methodist Church. The Ittttlir was
under the auspices of the Epwortli
League and the. proceeds will be used
by them. The case was Cunningham
vs. Evening Sentinel, for alleged libel.
Damages claimed Were $I5t),oli0 and
the jurors awarded this amount to the
plaintiff provided he. divide With these
twelve honorable men. Messrs. Field
and Geib defended and showed great
ability, and Messrs. Paddock and AillSI
worth were the presecutors. There
was considerable pure fun throughout
the entire proceedings.
RD W}! Y TON.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard entertained Mrs.
C. l". Bolitwell, his sister, Sunday.
The regular class meeting will be
held In the Methodist (‘burclithis eve~
nliig.
Captain I. llart iltls taken a ponition
as opener in the Itadei oy- stcr estab-
lishment. in East Norwalk.
Captain 'l‘lioron Lockwood is serious-
ly ill at his home In ltowayton avenue
with a complication of diseases.
Miss Alice Ilrundaue. of North ave»
title, lins'tnken a position in lieniih; &
lilanchard‘a lint factory In South Nor-
walk.
Miss Minnie llat't, who has been
spending the part two weeks the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Hart.
of Crockett street. returned to her
home in Providence. R. l., Sunday.
About twenty-live boys gathered In
front of the residence of Mr. and M rs
Moses Ituckett, bride and groom. iii
Crockett. alrect. last evening. and gave
them a lively serenade. The couple
invited the boys in and treated them
to cocoa and cake.
A union uoclul will he. held Wednes-
Iluy evening by tho (flirtation Endeav-
or and the ipwortb League, in Urnw‘u
Hall. A musical and literary program
will be rendered and refreshments
served. 'I‘IirA regular meeting of the
'l‘eniperunce Division will be hold title
evening at the usual hour.
DARIEN IND NOROTON.
John ()berluudei' spout Sunday with
fricndu in I‘ltlrtt'ord.
Onwokl Smith. of South Norwnlk.
spout Sunday with friends in town.
Mm". Joint Moor,o of Pt)”. Cheater.
Itpent Saturday the uncut of Mrs. Wil
llatn III. Wilinntt. .lr.. of NorI-ton live-
one.
Charles Bullock lint-Ti taken a position
m1 clerk for Ilruxglut it. A McDonald
succeeding Henry ’I‘ltuu, who has gone
to New York to work.
Minn Maude Weaver, of Norwalk. II
teacher lit it Stamford school. called
on Minn Iielen Waterbury, of this
place, yesterday afternoon.
Siticlnl Rally buy exercises were
IIolI In the Congregational Sunday
IIIIIIIAOI Sunday but owing to the ruin
more. with a mall attendance.
iiWOI‘k was renamed on the improve-A
manta at George II. ’l‘lllyti private
pond yesterday after It several days
lay off of tho men on account of the
ruin. ’
Rev. H. 8.13rown yesterday complet-
ed IAII'A tuition an tinting school visitor
of distributing our books the town
rodent purchase in the schools of the
town.
“Minn Wondering. of East Port Choir
tor, Hermon dimer and Miss Rode
singer. of Port (livelier. aponI Sunday
the It‘de’s’tu of lift- and Mrs. Louis F.
a."
I l.
fog _
a short address.
The nllmbhl‘fi ot the pinion foothii '
thin town ptomluea to put olit n Inuit.-
lint: team this fall The lineup but:
not yet. been IltAIIIIod. Ii. Norman will
probably be elected contain.
The revised rating’ that of the town
has been placed on the town titan port
at the corner of Main street. and mans-
ilelti avenue where It can be inspected
by illta‘tIlf‘Cinl‘H. A copy has also been
filed in the. town clerk‘s office.
Itohott Smithdms been engaged to
xiii; ltobert Stagg'u famous lnbor song
“(:ovcrnmeitt Ownership." at Miner's
"l‘hcntre. New York city. and will
uliortly go to the. city to make Jiv-
I'Iiiiltciiicnls for the first presentation.
The rally nervlco which had to be
poatpoiied last week on account of the
rail will he held t-liia evening at 7145
iii the. Congregational Church. As this
Is the opening: of tho full work all who
can poi-utibly attend are urged to be lit
the meeting.
(ioiiiplnintn have been made. to the
authorities of the. attention, which Is
done here every Sunday contrary to
law. The ollicltils are now investigat-
ing: the coiviplniiits and If tho guilty
patties can be found they will be
made examples of.
The School tlmotnmlttee of Darion is
mote fortunate than many towns in
the state in having a fair ulipply of
cool on hand which, It is expected.
will lard well Into the winter. For
the rest of the cold season soft coal
or coke. the latter being favored. will
be used.
The selectiiien will meet Monday.
October til. to receive names to be
made electors for the. state election in
Ntl\’i“llli)(‘l' and will meet. again Friday.
October l7. from .‘I to 5 to make voters,
They will also meet the following Fri-
day from ii to S for the purpose of
making voters,
ltev. ll. S. Iii-own has secured a par-
l.V of twelve to attend the autumn
lllt‘I‘IlilIi: of the Women's Missionary
Auxiliary of lA‘alrfleld (‘ounty to be
held In New (Iiiiaau tonimrow 'I‘hc
tiip will be made in curryall and if
the weather is pleasant. promises to
be very delightful
The school committee has recently
adopted two new books for use In the
iiaricii public schools. They are
’I‘arr .\‘- Muchlurrav‘s geography and
Maynard Iii Merrill‘s syrlcm of 25 do
gi‘ce slant writliiu. Ilotli of these
new books have been piqurIId and
are now In use at the school.
(Iliiii'les ’l‘iIApc . who \vns killed in a’
runaway lli’I'itii'lll Sunday at Stamford,
had several relatives and many friends
here who were shocked to hear the
news ol' his sudden and tragic death.
A moat»: his relations were Mrs. William
Selleek. l-icni'y Northrop. Mrs. Melissa
lA‘ancher and Mrs. E. 'l‘. Bates.
Mrs. Auliuslu Austin. daughter of.
Michael Austin. of this place, who liiisl
been ill for Millie time. is getting atom: i
nicely under the. cure. of llr, C. (I. lie» .
haiiiiaii. oi South N()l\\Ilil\'. It was
at that tliIAitr lit that Mia. .\llSlll] would
illl\t‘ to nude iao an operation but It Is I
new thought that this will be llniiIAII- s l
saiy.
The competition at Wee Ilulu links .
Satiiidiiy.
litt prizes. W.
piize and III ll. SIIAtleld Ailid A. S 1 ill i
tied for second.
i
follows: A. s. Pitt. as, III-ill: w.. l'.i
Mct‘oi'd, flit, tutti; llr. (IIIrre Smith,
95, Ill-8:3: Dr. (leorue Sitei'ill. till. 1"-
.‘iii: W, N. 'I‘ravis. lull. :lll-llT; II). I..
SeoiIIIld, lull. 244'”; 1.. (‘. Smith. Ill..
lLl-ih’l; W. lI. lidldwin. itlli. lilrilii'. .\l. it
Hit Ill. iii-ill").
III. was expect III] the case of llnyid
\lool'c against Mrs I).
illegal l't'it‘lllillll of two licilci's IAI illoi
defendant. has been satlvi'uI-ioellv ntl~
justed. Mrs. llyatt counentiny, to ro
turn the animals. Yesterday I'ousta-
llenjnniin 'l‘otiipklns. went to vest
Port Chester and found lili‘ IlllillllliS.‘
.‘Ili'. Moore.
lletzluniug with last (‘l’l‘llllll-Z all of
the butcher shops to town close at 7
o’clock with the exception of Saturday
evening. On that plain the proprie-
tors will been open an ion: as business.
demands. lA‘oriuerly the markets
closed at 8 o'clock and the dealers de-
cided that as there was nothing to do
after 7 club evening they Would not
waste eleettlIIity oil or cunt and took
lillil ItItlpn. They are confident that
the grocery stores will soon net- their
wisdom and follow the example.
Mathew Fiillli‘l’ty. who bi quite well
known here. having worked for some
time tit (.iollender's I‘olni, won in town
Sunday, calling on friendii. Mr. lA‘lIi-
lierly III now in the navy tlild was away
on a short furlough. lteuldeiiio here.
will rIIiiiominr him its the young man
who Ilciled Countable I). N. Mutllcr
about Al your use at Collender's I’oliit.
Ilo won making trouble and the cou-
ntable went after hint when the follow
lill. the. officer under tlio'enr. Since
then ho had not been noon lintli Sini-
day.
The Knowlton Fife. and Drum Corps
are as yet undecided on to whom they
will accompany to Washington. I). (3.
on the occluded of the National Fin
campmonl of the (I. A. it. In that city
next week. The Corpa expect to con-
Iioltdute. with the. Bellini Drum Corps
and go together to the. national city
loadluu tho (I. A. It. Pout of Donhnry.
definite decision will be received
tonight from the Illinhury Post. The.
Cot-pit has nine received on offer to no
villi ti Hartford company and utntti
that they will make the trip with the
company that. dooldoa first.
The headroom in the mar on the
.Iitrotlnd liner of the Town Hall in under-
‘Iolng quite cxtennlvo changer tinder
the direction of Contractor Goff. A
high partition reaching to the ceiling
has boon hnlII dividing the room into
two compartments. The room in front
Louis ’l‘tiylor, whoitlth'ow III
am out. of plane ‘whttty returning from
Altarttord unit ThtlIStittll'. renamed
I‘ duties today p lilting on the 8Iotto's
. An than at (in lender's Point. ..
.. nll‘InIIii of Dorian, was the one
Will” winner of the sofa pillow of:
in; dot Ilia mirmf ‘75:!th Hook
. In (M
and facing an Mansfield avenue will
be titled on It court room while the
room In the rear will be devoted to
criminal! awaiting trial. In thin plane
are the two oozes. . At present tour
temporary Voting booths are helm;
erupted in the court room preparatory
to the . tlon October (I.
upstairp will b It. termorly used for.
It court room It been fitted out with
a Brunfiolb In t. e
ilittur
The room.
. team practice daily on llt‘ndy Hill and
.iliI- I‘Iilillccllt \lt Sunday School Asuow
tiiAt‘Iili hits sci lirIIIi “If“.
iiity li..ic to triu-
ilyl lit for the "'
locale lights. old. I
Inflammation on all my (lilo
t (‘mnpo Bunch.
-—
mar
waiitieied away from his
homo
Standout and could not find his way i
I
back Mina 'I‘hereila Hoyt picked the
little lY'IAIlIAu up about two oklock Sim
day nltei rnoon near the ailrond bildue. .
lio appeared to be looking for some .
one. Mini-I lloyt tried to find his
home. but. helm: unable to do tlAlI-I, took
the boy to lirugutut R. A. McDonald's.
a h‘t'illt'li was then started for the
boy' a patents and nearly every house
in lltlileu was visited find ineaatiaen
\\"(‘l(‘ sent to stimuli-dint: towns. li‘l ‘
lially towards evening ll melts-age was
iIAIIIlveIl i'iIAm Sittinfotd linking If ti
little boy had been f| unit. The boy s 1
br-otbot Pete and Al rieiid were soon
at Mr. Meltoniildn ding Slfilt‘ andi
took the boy hack to his overjoyed
parents. l
The attendance at the Volunteeri
III IAk anti I adder Company” AI fair Sni-
iirduy evening wan very satisfactoryi
and visiting iliomcn weie present
t'ioni blast Port ClitAstItai. I’lnncel Hook
and I.Iiddci Company. of Norwalk. and
Oh] Well Hook and lAnddIAi (‘ouipnliy
of South Norutilk. Last night the
utteiidante was also excellent by far:
the best since the Opening and the
duiiclni: was eiijowd to music flti'ti- .
tsbI-d bv lhlvlw div Shepard. of Nor-
wldk. until after midnight. After the
dancing the ladies served i A cream
and cake. The coiiimllttot- line whose l
shoulders nearly all the responsibility
of the fair lay- was composed of Louis
lv‘, Stool-7:1. John Anderson. Arthur
Raymond and Charles Scott and it Is
llIlII‘ll to their credit to say. that (lI‘S- ‘
pile the miserable weather. inst week,
the fair closed with a small balance‘
in the company's treasury.
WE S TPOR 7'.
IA}. '1‘. Iledi‘oi'd and family left
llit'ii‘ llrookiyn homo, Saturday.
About thirty voters were made. by
the sclcctutcii niid registrars Saturday,
Miss ‘Aniiie l.iiIlfotAd has returned
home from :1 visit wlh friends In Fair
field.
I‘. II Saliloid and wife.
b IiIu enjoying an outing at
iIlIl(l_ are home.
IVill-‘x' lCdIIII-I- White bus returned to
her home In Lyons Plains, after tilt ex-
londcd \‘iSIl, with relatives hero and In
the Nokulke.
.llcian-rs of the lova'l S. of 'I‘.
for
who have
lllo’ck hr
visited
‘ Note all; last night and ptwtlcipated in
tho nihiitiil :Iiitiivelsarv of t‘oucord
Iiivi. ioii there
Not, (‘nnii and family.
iii't‘ll hilt'iliiillk the
who have
summit in the
ti \oils i'iIiIus distill-L ietuiiied to New
liolk Stitiii'duv
Lloyd .\'a<ll lcuorts that the output
tol' his cider mili Is for iti excess of
Illi\ yIats dining the past live The
“a: t‘oi the Sthtlylci Met I'M“, "i UllA‘I-llctl Tuesday I and T‘illllti-
N 'l‘t tavin won that i" '-‘
The recent rains Iii this: section have
The scores- were IIH l served to preclude ull possibility of r.
water famine. A number of wells
wot. tiniigtionsly low but the contin-
polls downpour has thought joy In one
ili‘HliIIli at it out to many
’iIiIA l .Iiiiiel d county unyiiiary oi
KAIIIIiIAtLI Mac
a he Alas oi' lilblo stud
'ill the chapel of tho Stamford l’i Ics-
il\it ii: Ill Ioninleiicltig ()cto
a
u.
.IIAiAii lAinAIoe‘n tractor.
('iiurc.li«
ill
York lloy.‘
zis credited with nmnolhcuontenal perv
ble llavlti N. Mather, accopipuuicd by iiiililialirca, lwiiiiid tin I'uilaliis.
The
latest l‘t" Molding: this tIoliIIr Is that lit
auto within halt a second oi splashing
The men drove them as far as Statu- ilhl‘ “'“l'lAl r" one-half mile record on
lord and today brought them to like i llillizi‘l"»i private. track that Wednes-
iIIli where they were turned over to i'iflifi
.llitltlc I). ll. lh‘adlh' has learned to
play ping pong: it came hard to this
shilling, light of the Probate i‘ourt. for ‘
he could see no novelty to the game.
but persistent IAII‘IAAAI on the part of
some nienibI-ru of bin household led
him captive. lie hasn‘t yet taken kliid- .
ly to tile ironic because of liiIIreaneIi ex-
penses iii the matter of lamp globetii
and IIliIuineva. it. in reported that the.
judge utiutukcs plug pony: frequently
tor It name of baseball Iltill endeavors
to line out. At home run.
Some recognition, If only a vote of
Ilitlnka. In due Sheriff Fred Kompor for
his elllcient handling of the poor bovine
Ilurlnu‘ the past year. The report be-
fore the town meeting on thin ounces»
I'Iil departure wiJl ho lnlcreatlua. com
pared with past experiences and ex-
penditures along that line. "l‘iie poor
were never better nituutod than
now. and the tortilla not onlygu credit
to the town but an example of what. It
wise, economic. policy can do in ”in
Wily of bettenlnl‘. the condition of de-
pendants and still have money for the
town. It illit’i deurenuod pnuperinm and
given It good home to the. helplcau
l’IArliupII the aoloetmon will be able
to throw ll little light upon the present
situation of the long drawn out
case of Itradloy VB the Town of Wont
port involving certain interests about
Another Issue in raised
In this connection. regarding any pon-
nlhle ownoruhip by the town of anv of
the bench. it. In acurooly to he credit.
on that so preciona it town monument
an that of the two, ancient cannon
somewhat-IA betwutnt the pavilion and
(lemon bench abunld have been con
to a position that tho propriotorship
may he claimed by others than the
town but the gonornlrhip of the town
fathers in somewhat erratic.
plan has been to that Iiolze. than fight
It; out ballerina; portions. that "payroll;
Alton, etc." Theddoro '1‘ Im- led the
attack on Illicit linen in t to matter of
In lance or where the town would, but
Ill ht.
CARNEGIE’S at 'i‘ attrition.
IONIJON. titanium or till-Who nonl-
mutton of Martin Anni borough count
all have own In a report. rennin»
Amoadtntl titt the punch rink And—
row Cornell?! flit? bill offer of 060,000
SdrSaparill‘a‘ ..
'i.; i"
ivisited i’i‘leiidu here,
1of the
titer,
‘i‘i'iy,
Aligned it to almost oblivion at least ‘
Their ,
i:
Tombstone Park. and that In another ‘
tot free librarian . I
. $9
We put the best in it. You .
get the best out of it. And ’
the doctors approvc."°' II.°'°°':
[Iowa
“I WESTON
Mrs M ii illll one without fioiii n
vlnit In Ii Alston
Ml‘.t<l ’iltotou liioutt hull visited hot
patients :n Westpm't.
Mrs. A. (.3, llrudicy has been quite
ill with rbeuniatlntu.
I'. ll. l’erry ban purchased ll. iiile
pair of driving, ltorucs.
Ml'tl. It. I‘. thliuiini, of lllIIgcficld.
that. week.
Mrs. J. M. l'l'l‘l‘t'. who illlIIl been in
Int uevciili dnyu baa recipe-.iod
John llonncliy baa tellirnutl fioni a
novel-til wa'wka visit iil New lurk.
Elmer Andieus and kindly of Mao
ton have visited All. I). M. Andi-cub
iA‘rleuds flotii lAJItstou Were cniInI-
tallied til i. S. Ilodlrcy a taut week.
Mia ltoucllti look“ and non will
soon lame to l. yous I’llllii, lot the will
tot
MIA. llilfus lI‘ltIIli went to New York
on Monday, \\ilt"l'i' II'hI: will spend Hey
IAi'ttl weeks,
Norllcld (it‘llllae attuned holding Its
meeting on IA‘rlIiny evening, on account
stlil'iit.
Chester Meeker, who attends school
in South Norwulk. is at hit; home here.
quite ill with malaria.
Miss Nellie Perry, of Chestnut Hill.
has spent Si‘Vt‘IIli days with her nio-
Mrs. Sarah l'ei‘ry‘.
Frederick Harris. of South Nor-
walk has spent It few days with his
giandtiiothci Mrs. Ilurr Stllrgcs.
GROW TOBACCO ON LARGE SCALE
Hampshiie County Men Form Corpor-
ation With Capital of $125, 000.
AltlI ice of lliI ornoitttlon ot’ the (lon-
neIItlIA-ut Valley "itIAlAIcco (onipany'.
. with Al capital of SIZE. one were filed at
Newark, N. .l.. yIIsIIidIly Benjamin
‘M. \‘l’Iii'iiIAl', Warren M. King and
linear ll. Ntieh are the inrorpornioru.
The concern will do buukicas iii l‘ltintp-
Nilil‘f' county, Mans. says the Sprint:-
‘tlt iIl llIIpltlAiicliti.
Warren M. King. of Northampton.
one ot the directors of the company.
was interviewed last evenlluz. but be
said tlicic was not much tilt‘oriiialtod
it give ill present because no plans
have been made. The AltItiIIrIil idea was.
‘i: said to buy or lease itlllti and glow
tobacco on a large scale and under the
ill <t :Idvtilituues for culture and ll‘I‘ilir
iiiciit. The land holdings of the com
o iiv will be large, but It Is not yet
III-cridIIi \\'IIiI it they will be bullied
:‘iiiic is good lilililltti land ill lit-Iii
IlltdlIy unit lIuIIIIld The ItAiec Ill
iII-toi's iiieiitiotiotl are ill" only one:
thus far definitely l‘illlllllliir‘li to the
project. but it Is I‘Xlit'i‘it‘ii Ihai many
others, especially resident: of lI.II-
IiIlIl. will take slut-k ll. M, Warner
tin.- of the down tors. lives iti llItiliI-iti.
and “ninth ll. Nash. another director,
lines ill Alliil"l"~'l.
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Town of Greenwich Cannot Close Road
at Precept.
it teliiporury injunction has been
lzilliitcd against the town of (lreonwicii
to lll‘lill'lll it from I losing a road which
‘lt‘illis li'oiii lI‘ield l‘oliit road to l'utuam
avenue, and upon which some land of
ilcoree .i_ ManlI borders. The 'iti.iuuc»
iioli also i‘IAsti‘illiis the town front cut-
ting down or in any way injuring the
“UPS a‘oiiy, the Fltit'h‘ of the tAlit‘iIiiIlIl‘t'.
'l‘be injunction was l'tilllwi on the
petition of Mr. McNeil, Who alleges
that ill Ipiestioii. liy‘ his ownership ili‘
it.- entitled to the use of the land for it
passageway.
It is stated that the town of Green-
which ii»: about to cut down trees and
close the way. and this. he livers.
would he to the detriment of his prop-
hIIncI- the petition.
The injunction remains in force until
the next session of the superlm‘ court.
.\\'ili'll action will be taken on lllllkilll:
,‘lt permanent.
TROOPS SENT THROUGH VALLEY.
Panther Creek Miners However. Ex~
hibited No Headlines Today.
'I‘I\MAQI A. l‘n. September 30--
'I‘i'r.ops were sent through the l’tiutlior
Ul'cek Vallev this morning. hecnuue
the till‘itlll‘it'fli element has recently
been acting in n boisterous manner iii
their el‘i‘ortk to intimidate non-union-
lutn on their war to work. The pilot-i-
once of the soldiers had a (piloting ef-
fect and although striker pickets worn
out. in force. there who no disturb
once.
It. iii nintcrtcd that the IIIIIIkcrII ill
this vicinity Iii'tA allowing little litter-
out In Iltiir union on compared with
'A. few months ago and that the dintrlh-
utiou of relief fuutlii in far to email
to nieect the demand.
OUTPUT OF HARD COAL.
READING. PAL. September illi-~'i‘lie
repel-tn of the. Philadelphia and Road-
lnlr. allow that during the punt. week
about. 12.000 tonu of hard oonl Wei-IA
turned out of the woullorles and col-
III‘irIen of the company. and Immunit-
ed to the different points. This Would
be equivalent to about four. hundred
BUY OUR.
OM”OO”OOO”O”OOOO”OO
OIL HEATERS.
WOOOO””OWM”WOM
«any I. . n,“ ‘. . Ii .il‘v‘li‘.‘
'l'ltoy are lie liundieut “In; in the
world. Will heat. a room III a few mo-
menta. Move it anywhere, bedroom.
bath room. ocular or attic. (live you It
Once tried
It will
I-IlIVI.‘ you money and make Home com-
I‘oiImhlo.
Dill‘“.
quick, cheap beat. you
would never be without one.
i
There. tine none better than
We \Wll‘l‘tllll them.
Comstock
Watkins
8: Dow,
112 WASHNIGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 4336.
Beautiful
Designs
In
Wall Paper
Are nometimoa hard to net, but there
We
don't want to teem boastful. but we
are Inch things, navel-theta”.
are proud of our stock. We worked
hard to set It. We didn't take what
was thrown to us. That Is one reason
why we have the trade we do.
Pointing,
Paper Hanging. Decorat-
EEGorham,
10 First Avenue. EAST NORWALK
T-L call nu.
Special Sale
Volunteer Flour
550 bag
A. Stull
COTTAGE AVE" EAST NORWALK.
Phone 132.
MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
i8 a very prominent brunoh of our
business. ‘
The expenstvonoas of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article. Snob lining the
cone, consult AIII. We are in a pool
tion to manufacture at a lens cost
thtznuyou can rttn a plant lifter you
I9
THE G. N. McKIBBIN
51'? G ‘00.
W. R. THOMPSON. Manager.
50 mimosa. '. so. Imam/Jr.
I
Locust. Bites. _.
The bite of the locust, kiming'bug
and spider are poisonous and produce
very painful and hurtling results. Sat.
III-Illa a piece of cloth folded auroral
thicknelaos, with Brighton Balm 1nd
bind over the bite.- Instant relief.
Remove to half all hour and. you will
Iliad II drop. Ina groan It! grim. 'rhlii
‘ in the poison which hits been all down
-, out. and the trouble III over. This In that}
only thin in the world wad:
youths and In ‘ ‘ I
”lied” to {tinny “had then
‘ alumni ant..-
minptfdnthlni underwent an operation,
WALTHAM SIMPLOYEEG BENE-
T."I'ED
WAII'PIIAM Nitttlfi . Sept 3iI.——By an
arrangement lililliJlll‘Itillfl yesterday on
employee of the Wlilthnm Watch (ioni-
pliuy linvilin IA fliniily to implant and
earning. lei-All tint-u four dollars a day
will be able to tun-chant» from the com-
pany the best grades of bituminouu
coal at. Slot! ll ion. The company bun
set aside 2.000 tons of Atelcctteddiot'v
coal for thin purpose and in addition
will at once I‘Hiliililuil ll wootltvurd.
where sawed hard and soft wood will
be sold to any employee of the com-
pany for till} ll cord delivered. There
is no wane limit to iiliti odor and about
Lotto oporutlves can avail theniselvcn
of the opportunity to hiiy coal.
.W.W
ONLV CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.’
Mrs. Franklin Blush, oi: New Castle
Del, guys: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
trees and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of. hilt nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For aalc by R. H. Plalltod and F. H
barter. "
MAN KILLED BY TROLLEY lDEN-
TAIFIE .
WOIIIIRN, Marat. eSpt. mix—Tilt“)
man who was run over and killed by an
electric car on the Benton and Woburn
branch of the Boston and Northern
street railway bore identified as .I. J.
Loi’tus, of Arlington. Mans. lie was
about thirty-two years of age and was
a tailor. A widow and five children
survive. Investigations made. by the
police In connection with the finding
of the body resulted today in the. ill"
rest of Itohert lI‘, Seti'idgc. The man
will he held on a charge of assault an
ill the case in further explained. Set-
rIIlge is a coachmun iii the employ of
S. D. flicks. of Arlington. and In said
to bow been in the company of button
just before the latter‘s death.
A SAD DISAPPOINTMENT.
Ineffective liver medicine to a dis-
appointment. but: you don’t want tr
purge. strain and break the glands of
the stoma'Ih and bowels. De-Wltt’s
Little Early Risers never disappoint
They cleanse the system of all poison
and putil'd matter and do it so gently
that. one enjoys the pleasant effects
They are a. tonic to the liver Curi-
hlliounneaa torpid liver and prevent
fever, Clifford Pharmacy
FINE NEW HOTEL FOR MILFORD.
Plait Homestead, at Broad and High
Straets. to be the Site. .
MILFORD Se tit. .III.~- An authentic
report was current yesterday that. be-
fore iiext summer Milford would have
It new hotel. The report was that the
old Henry I’lntt homestead at Ill- cor-
ner of Broad and High street will be
converted into hotel by the Plait boys.
who are now in Seattle.
It is said that work will be begun
early next year.
“I HAVE NOT KEPT SILENT
all this time. but have constantly
praised and recommended CIilcura Sol-
vent to the. afflicted. l have derived
the greatest benefit from it." Mrs, B
N. Gordon 73 Broadway, chsselaer
N, Y. The lady rotors to the new med
ictne discovered by Dr David Ken
nedy Kennedy Row Kingston N. Y
'l‘r\ It for diseases of the digestive or
pans and all prevailing complaints. All
drugglsts, $1.00.
“*wfli
WELL-KNOWN COUPLE WEDDED.
\\'IN(‘IIICS'I‘ICR. Mass, Sept. 30.—
’i‘lie wedding of Mrs. Ida Margaret
'l‘immet‘nuln and Dougles Story at the
residence of .I. Lyman Kendrick here
yesterday was attended by many dis-
tinguislled guards. Mrs. 'I‘imAnernian
in the daughter of William (3. ti. and
Countess Padraza Martinez The Can
field, of San Francisco. The. groom
is well known as a war correspondent
and author. The. ceremony was per»
formed by llev. Dr. iienry (‘., Parke.
pastor of the \‘l'oliilrii Unitarian
church, E. .I. ltIIilzcway. of New
York city. was the best man and Mrs.
George I\'. M altby was matron of lion-
or.
A PARSON’S NOBLE ACT.
“I want all the world to know."
writes Rev C. J. Bttdiong, of Ashway
It. I “what a thoroughly good and re
liable medicine I found In Electric BI
torn. They cured mo of jaundice and
liver troubles that had caused me great
suffering for many years. For a gen
nine, all-around euro they excel any
thing I ever saw." Electric Bitters are
the surprise of all for their wonderful
work iii EIvI-r, Kidney and btomach
troubles. Don' I fall to try them. ()nIi
50 eta. Satisfaction Is guaranteed by
F H. Baxter.
COMMITTEE MANAGES TROLLEY
ROAD.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. tier-Until» u
I-IilIiceanor is chosen to Henry S. Par-
mtlleo, late president of the. Fuilr lvlttv-
oil and Westvllle railroad. the manage
Int-Int. of the road will devolve upon a
Ironinllttoo appointed by the board of
I.llroII.toiIIi. A special meeting of the III-
rectors was held today and reputations
of-aorrow at: the death of Mr. PurmuA
Ice were adopted. The executive com-
mittee celluloid of Vice-Preultiont Sam
liol Hemingway, .lolin ll. Contagion
and General Samuel In. Morwlil.
TAKE CARE OF THE STOMAeH.
The man or woman whose digestion
III perfect and whom» stomach perform
Its ovary function III never sick. Ko-
do] cleanses. purifioa and aweotena the
stomachl and cures positively and per
manetiy all stomach troubles. Indigen-
tlon and dynpopsln. it in the wonder
fut reconstructive: tonic. that is milk
but: on many stoic people well and weak
people strong by conveying to their
bottles on of the nourishment in the
food they eat. Rev. J. II. I-lolluduy of
Ilaliaday. Minn, writeal Kodoi has our
ad me. I consider it the bent remedy
I over tilted for dyspepsia and stomach
troubled. l was given up by physic-
ions. Kodol anvodimy life. Take it
after meals. (Mitford Pharmacy. “.
wt
roovoALL’rLAvan option-an
two N.
GLAB'I‘ONBURY dept. 3i).—-Reeve
(hitter, tho nixtéonwooroid boy, who
Iwa- injured IIIIII naturally while play-
Thrall vortabrilo we're re
be back of bin neck by
n,
Anti Root. of Hartford;
nil Ilto to‘ii
A PURELY SOCIML AFFAmti
Yesterday'o Session of Domain
ldgefleld.
RIIIHEFIELD, Hopi. titleentfil
seaulon Of the Democratic Slut
trill Columbine proved to be in
aoolul affair. ve ery little behind”
connlderod. All but four member " .
"the committee were present. and a
the candidates recently nominated 0.
the. state ticket weie there elitism: lit
candidate for lieutenant governor, *
Hubbard. ot‘ Middletowu. and M
kins. of want Lyme. candidate to it ”
rotary of state. They were all
tel-tallied by the candidate for ghv‘
nor. Mr cm. at hIIi residence. ‘
It had been expected that the it”
tlon of a chairman and secretary will
be. pint of the business, but it won’t]
ciIlIid to postpone. it until some m”
next week when a meeting wll it
held In New Haven. ._ .
Mr. Gary In authorising the comm"
tee unid he. was prepared at the pr“
or time to recommend a chalrmtA “
accordance. with the. custom of th .
ty, but. that he. would in no no
plan of the campaign. He lndioot
also that he was ready to stump I
state liuder the Ilil‘eohion (it"the
.mitiee. It ‘is understood that it ‘
John .I Walsh of Norwalt, will be the
next chairman of the committee
—8TOP THAT COLD;
or It may result In Pneumonia. ‘
zilIa-n Balm to breaking up Golda when,
ever tried, almoat without extension»
10, 25. 600 and $1.00 bottles. Kline Glad
ford. Baxter‘s or Plainted’l. ,
T0 DREDGIE BURR CREEK.
Major Powell Will Commence Work 9
Soon as Ash Creek is Finlahed '
BRIDGEPOR’I‘ September 30—», 0.
ha I hark-s lA‘, Powell and Assistan
l‘ ngiiiecr G. E. I'cirili, accompanied by?
t.‘ ouglcsstnau llill Postmaster Marl—
gold. and Orange Merwin trustee of
the Gilnian estate, went. to Blank Rock
Saturday to inspect Burr Creek. They
met Mr. IiuiiIlon. of the coal firm at the
Creek. As a result of tile investigation
Major l’omell determined to pntthe
(hedge ill work in Burr Creek just as ‘
soon as the Iliedglng in Ash Creek in
finished. ‘
rlhc channel will extend the length
of the creek, on'd will be 100 feet Wide
and nine loci in depth. Dundon Bros.
at present ate able to get boats to their .
ulitiit only at high water, and all the
work that has been done In the. oreek .
has been done liy private parties. The. .
new channel will give a waterway for
good sized vessels at. all tides.
It will also give a fine frontagedo a
large tract. of land owned by George F.
Gilnian's estate on the west slime.
SAVED A BOY'B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard, of Mil~'
ford Del, says: "Brazilian Balm nov-
ed my boy 5 life. He began Just like
the one We lost. with Group. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor-
ning." For sale by R. H. Plolated F.
H. Baxter, and The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
new YORK POLICE TRAN'SFEnS. »
That of Captain Sheehan Not One“ to ‘
Murders or Gambling In His District.
NI‘W I 0le Sept 30. —~Commis-.
Aitlllm Partridge transferred two In-
specters and four captains yesterday.
Inspector Hailey, of the fourth dis-
trict, an'd Inspector Brooks, of the
First. change places.
Captain Michael Sheehan'. from the
“"l ender"loin precinct to Old Slip.
Captain Francis D. Creamer from
Old Slip to Madison street.
Captain Richard Walsh from West
Twentieth street to the Tenderloin.
Captain Cooreil, from Madison street
to West Twentieth street.
Tili‘Hi' changes. Colonel Partridge
said new “fOI the good of thu Bela
vice" (' .Aptaln Sliohan’s transfer, he
added. was determined on a week ago
and was not. because of two murders In ' .
his precinct. on aStnrday. or because
of the alleged gambling there.
BEWARE OF THE KNIFE.
No profession has advanced more
rapidly of late than surgery, but; it
should not be used except where ahaoq
Iutely necessary. In cases of piles for
example it is seldom needed. Do-
Wilts Witch Hazel Salvo cures quick.
iy and permanently. Unequalled fort
cuts. burns bruises, wounds, skin Illn-
euseh. Accept no counterfelta. “I Trail
80 troubled with bleeding piles that I
lost nittc h blood and strength. " 53.73 J.
0. Phillips. Paris, III. “Dvetta Witch
Ilazol Salve cured me In a abort
limo." Soothes and heals. Clifford
Pharmacy. . .N
wam
INTERNATIONAL SILVER CD.
NEW HAVEN. Sept tilt—«Fill.A bold-
era of the lil‘:(‘»l't‘ll‘13ti I-Itolzk of the Inter-
national Sliver Company hold a moot:-
Iniz yeIIIIIAIIiiy afternoon at the New
Haven House to c-onuidoi a provosltion
made to the International Compan by
the newly formed United Staten S! v ‘
Company In brief. the proponltii)
In understood to he that the Uni
Staten Sliver Company «hull take _
the control of the. international all ‘
Company and inner novcrul mllll’onii
new bonds. There has been much
pouition to the proposed schema
time to time the promoters of the II t
ted States Silver Company. with:
concern of recent origin. have boon ,
«(I control of the common stall]: 0
International company. They
control it number of mail niiyor "
ponies and now sunk to merge III (II
and the International Company unfit?
one Imldinu corporation. The in .
national i-‘Iiivor Company praoti ,
controls the manufacture of .3er
plutod ware In the United State
W
'4
A news WILD RIDE FOR ,
With family around nation
to die and It son l'i tog fort .,
Miles to not Dr. King’ New Di!
for Consumption 0011th on
,W. H Brown,ot Local/lilo, ind.
'od death's monies from In I
this wonderful medicine 3m
relief and soon cured him. ,
“I now sleep soundly 6v '
Lilla marvelous curtail of Goat.
Pneumonia Bronchttltl, delight
and drip pron III militia :
oil Throat and .L ‘
- bolt)
Norwalk Chronicler