Whoevertathee
Fancy Cram Batter 23c 1b
2 can: Fall Red Salmon 25c
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2 pigs. KoKrlsp 25c
3 can: BaEBeans‘ with To-
mato sad 25c
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24 Coil; Avenue.
East Normal
Conn.
should
remember the . town polling
place ts in thcolunteer liosc
House.
1'. J. Collins is vlag in Mniteawan.
truest Croeschuots returned from
a trip to Germany.
The hydrant in 'shlngton street
has been repaired.
Mrs. Frank Lemoiill is seriously
ill at her home on ' bridge.
Col. James L'Homllieu has return-
ed from a visit to Ntflaven.
Voters of East I‘walk should
remember the‘ newnvn polling
place is in thc \"nnteer llose
House. l
R. J. Pierce. of lthl, is spending
the day with Hubert h’lerce.
Milton Van" Karen h moved
his new house on Thirtvenue.
Several members of Shellieid-ou-
the Sound Club are pining a trip to
Long island Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Northri of Osborne
. avenue, ls having a hour of repairs
made to her residence.
Joseph Fowler. the swright. had
the misfortune to sprai-me’ of his
wrists yesterday while iwork at his
shop in Seaview avenue.
The services at the Aent Church
tomorrow will be suppleiuted by the
. Blrcbard Sisters who wiling. Rev.
J. W. Davis will preach o of a series
of sermons.
Voters-oi East Norilk should
remember the new ton polling
place is in the VoluI-er Hose
House. ‘
S. W. Vclsor. Miss idaiinswortn.
Henry Dauchy and Miss Jnie Birch-
nrd are delegates to the are conven-
tion of Advent Churches h 0 held in
Danbury, October 20-23.
The Junior Band held a rge meet-
ing last evening in the chop. Silas
Sherwood, of Bridgeport. is present
and took active part in tit meeting
which was very enthusiast through-
out. There were aiso due from
Norwalk present and a nuber from
the Advent. Church.
The seven Democratic debates who
attended the Democratic ‘nveutlou
last night In Norwalk fountyhen the
convention adjourned about! o'clock
tlus morning that there we: no trol-
ley cars running. They pit for a
,carr and secured the 0 which is
gen ally used for pailbear i at tun-
era . The got safely hom‘iust the
same.
Voters of East Norwalishould
remember the new towtpolling
place is in the Voluntgt Hose
House. ,
Special evangelistic servlc~ will be
held in East Avenue Method Episco-
pal Church commencing Sunty even-
ing, October 4th. and coutlndtg every
evening. except Saturdays/or two
weeks. The pastor will b assisted
by the Revs. A. L. Hubba, 1.. W.
Holmes and S. H. Bray. Th will be
special music Sunday, Oct r 18th.
The Wesley evangelists, of Nw York
city, will hold three services cider the
direction of their leader. J.' . Cat.-
non. The public are cordl y invit-
ed to attend these services.
' howav'rou.
Mrs. John Weber, of New orlt. is
the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Alb \cht.
Louis Reed has secured a Dull ion
at Boyiston'a carriage manufaci try
Hiram Taylor, of the West Side. is
confined to his home with a slight i 1-
uses. . ' \
George ‘W. Bryan visited the Metho-
dist Hospital, in Brooklyn, for treat-
ment.
Miss Ethelyn Harper, of Mount Ver-
non, la the guest of Mrs. Helen Bur-
dlch for a short time.
Mrs. J. W. Fee, of New York, has
beea‘la Rowayton. negotiating for the
sale '0! her property on Lenox Hill.
Mater Livingston Lackey attended
the drill alibi Old Guard It tha‘Arn‘t»
ory. in 260th . Thursday night:-
Mn and Mrs. riesfl’iukusy. of
Brooklyn. are the guests of Mr. and
into
.u
. air-[Milieu Plane Am a few days.
mi. GrasrPt er.'of Crockett
streag‘hu seconds mm amok-
Minutemen
0! . magician. . by ....
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lira. Juliet“ “$39 0‘ 131!
the guest of . pip I Ora
Miss Mary Ethelyu Harper. who is
teaching school In Mount Vernon. is
the guest of Mrs. Helen Burdlck, Row-
ayion avenue.
l’cnnoyer street has been put in first
class condition by a. J. Ladrlgau. who
has had a force of men at work for a
number of days.
TWO of the early trolley cars here
burned out their motors. yesterday
morning. and passengers had to walk
to their destination.
Mrs. James E. Stevens, Edwin 1.. Ste-
vens, Eugene Ambler. and many others
from this place will attend the Dan-
bury Fair. next week. . »
A sidewalk was mgde yesterday in
front of the residenc of Captain Ed-
ward 1i. Smith. A new gutter we.
also built in front of the school house.
'1 he Itowuyton Hose Company had a
very pleasant time Thursday night.
Potty members were present. Edwin
L. Stevens and William 0. Clark ar-
ranged for the slipper which followed
the business session. it was voted to
secure. a temporary supply wagon at
once. There was a discussion regard-
Ing the location of the fire bell. and it,
is possible a tower will be located on;
the lot occupied by the company, own- t
ed by Captain Charles T. Lowndes.‘
iron guards have been placed on each
side of the entrance to the house.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard will deliver ant
address to the children of the Brooklyn
North District. which takes In the
children of Long island and Brooklyn;
on October 10th, at 2:30 o'clock. at the;
annual convention at the DeKalb Ave-i
hue Methodist Church. Brooklyn. Mr. 1
Hubbard will give them ‘oue of his 11-}
lustrated object sermons at that time.:
Mr. Hubbard will also give an object
sermon in the Methodist Church, Dar-l
Ien. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. and t
a large attendance is anticipated tot
illear and see the very interesting set-
v cc.
Rowaytou Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. A. L. Hubbard. pastor-
Class meeting at 0:30 a. m.; preaching
at 10:30, followed by Communion ser-
vice; Sunday school, 1:30 p. m.; union
idpworth League meeting with the Dap-
tlst Christian Endeavor Society utl'
0:30: preaching service at 7:30. The.
subjects for Sunday are twu more of
the Eight Great Things; morning. A
Great Confession; evening. A Great;
Omission. The regular Tuesday and!
Thursday evening meetings will bei
held. At the latter service Charles”
W. Bell will be in charge, the DES“
tor to preach during the next two weeks i
at special services in the evangelistic:
wor .
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. George Bates is ill with pneu-
mania.
James Roscoe moved
yesterday.
Charles Goff began putting up the
polling booths yesterday.
Liveryman Andrew Taylor has purg
chased a new team of horses.
Mrs. Harry Bennett, of East
walk. was in town yesterday.
Charlie Sherwood. of South Norwalk. I
was in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Leonard. of Kansas City. who Is ,
visiting in Norotou. has been calling'
on friends here.
Miss Jessie St. John spent Wednes-
day with her aunt, Mrs. Nelson Tuttlc.
of West Norwalk.
Miss Lizzie Bump, who is training at
the Norwalk Hospital, spent Thursday
with her aunt. Mrs. Abcndrotb.
Nathan Nash, of the Soldiers“ Home
at Noroton. paid his relatives at 'ial-
madge Hill, a visit on last Monday.
Charles Johnston, of Noroton
Heights. will entertain the Eating
Club, next Thursday night. There are
twelve members in the club.
A surprise party was given last even-
ing to Mrs. G. H. Norton. The party
met at the home of Mrs. 11. S. Brown
and went from there to Mrs. Noxon's.
A very pleasant evening resulted.
Residents of the east side of Noroton
11111 were started about 12:30 last
night by the screams of a woman.
Two men were seen to run from the
roadway leading to Kliuefelter's Ice
houses and soon after that a woman
came from the roadway.
While little has been said about it.
the license question is a very impor-
tant part of the campaign in Daricn
this year. it has been kept very quiet.
neither party daring to dabble with it
very much. in a quiet way. however.
its influence is being felt in the moves
made by the politicians prior to clot.
tion. it Is generally conceded that the
Republican ticket. will win. There is
some talk of bolting the caucus among
the friends of the defeated candidates
but as those candidates themselves
seem to feel satisfied to abide by the
to Stamford
Nor-
the talk of bolting the ticket will be
confined to talk and that the talkers
will get into line Monday for the tie-
ket. The Democratic ticket this
year is a strong one and if the Repub-
licans do win out it will not be by a
very large majority. Great interest
is being taken in politics now and Sun-
day will be a busy day for some men
here.
WESTPORT.
Oscar lelong has been visiting in
Georgetown.
Mrs. Lloyd Nash Is visiting relatives
In Albany, N. Y.
Miss franc Coleman. of Milton. N. Y.,
is visiting friends here.
John Murphy has moved his family ‘
to Rays street, Norwalk. .
“ Washouta'iou' the railroad at Sauga-
tuck have been repaired.
The exterior’of the Huhbell Bradley
at . has been med.
pdfiiojle Conduit house. Main street.
s. Albert Mills hu.retaraed her
it? n visltlwlth pleads In New Yer!
m." ‘3‘,” “A; ?o.fii..x~1m have
‘ . Storm A visit] wt friends at,
on . ‘
V1 Material in
made to‘ the to street house of Ed-
fi Roland
Mrs. 0. some»;
home through at
scooter!- can. , .,
7- min Lanna had family have more '1
"manta have been
is conduct! to, ,-
us “and under 3
.y.
"appetite. in of strength.
mum. bud-cits. «manned.
Nahuatl, general nobility. sour ris-
inga. and utarrb of the stomach an
all due to Indigestion. Kodol cum
indigestion. This new discounts”;-
senta the natural juices of digestion
as they saint in a healthy stomach.
combined with the greatest known ionic
and "constructive properties. Kodoi
Dyspepsia Cure does not only our. in-
digestion and dyspepsia. but this iamoul
remedy cures all stomach troubles by
cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes
lining the stomach.
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FOR DALE BY-
THI CLIFFO’D PHARMACY.
n‘ the Farms and departed with his
daughter for New York.
Members of Pomona Grange attend-
ed the fair yesterday. in Stratford. held
by the iiousatonic Grange.
Miss Jennie Thorpe. who has been
on the sick list several days. Is again
at her post in the postotllce.
Tonight "Widow Doolcy's Dream." in
South Norwalk, will be. the attraction
to theatre-goers of Westport.
front its old site to the F. M. Raymond
piopt-i‘i)’ on 'l‘rcudwcll avenue.
The. James Dunne and John Dingec
fumillts took their departure for their
homes in New York, Thursday. .
(‘oloncl llunlts‘ and daughter have
closed their home in Greene Farms and
have returned to New York city.. .
Delegates will go from Westport lo
the W. C. T. 11. state convention to
be held October 13 in New llrilaln.
The Duubury fair will be the nitrat-
tion next week and many Wt-stport
people will attend. some going by train
and others by private conveyance.
Thomas Glynn has been awarded a
contract for a gravel road here, by
State Highway Commissioner MacDon-
ald. '
’i‘ltc prayer meeting of the i-‘urms'
Church will be held at the 11 me of
George Jennings. last night. at 7:30
o'clock.
Several members of Temple Lodge.
F. and A. M., participated in the work-
ing of the M. M. degree on a cutididaie
in Old Well lodge. Norwalk. Wednes-
day night. - -\-
George A. Darrow argues that motor
vehicles are all right for those who
like them, but in his opiuioh no inr
provemcnt over a horse. and to sub
stautlhte that belief forthwith purchas-
ed a new driving horse.
The licbrcws of this town observed.
Yom Kippur and at sundown Thursday
right held the usual least that closes
this holiday. There were no services
held in Wcstport. but many attended
the services held in Raymond's linll.
South Norwalk.
The fair givru by parishioners of the
Church of therAssumptiou opened last
night and the attendance evinced the
popularity otthe venture as well as
indicated a certainty of profit. There
are many novel features to attract
nightly, with dancing as final;
Long before .dtu'llght Thursday
morning. wagons began to arrive from
all directions and the river was full of
boats, all bound for the mud-flats. in
the Sahgutuck harbor. where the escal-
lops are plentiful. October I is a
"bustling day" on the river as the law
is off on that date.
Evangelistic services will be held in
the different churches, belonging to the
Norwalk union. commencing with the
East avenue church. East Norwalk,
next Sunday, and the pastor of that
church will be assisted by Rev. Mr.
Holmes. of Westport. Rev. Mr. Bray, ot
Sangaturk. nd Rev. Hubbard. of
Rowsyton. Services every night ex-
Cept Saturday. at 7:30 p. in.
The Democrats have nominated the
following representative men for their
town ticket: First selectman. Samuel
B. Wheeler: second selectman. Samuel
E. Banks; town clerk and tax col-
lector, William J. Wood; town treas-
urer and agent of town deposit fund.
Robert W. Post: Constables. James
Barnes. Joseph Haaf. John F. Dolley.
Owen Feeney; grand jurors. Hull B.
Bradley. Frank 111.. scoli. Charles F;
.. n‘m
strars of vote enter S. Beers;
audl ry-Da- m~"h"'0lyt school
.visl" r for three years. Dr. John Mc~
{Ar-die.
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casuauay.
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Many froth this place will attend the
Danbury li‘uir next week»:
Mrs, Ebenezer it‘ltcb. of Weston, has
visited her datig‘btcrj' 'Ml‘s. Frunlt
Gregory. so 1.
Acting School Visitor, Arthur C.
Wheeler. of Norwalk. visited the school
here one day this week.
The local nlmrods are out lutoree but
no large numbers of birds have been
killed yet in this vicinity.
Rev. L, R. Moore, of Norwalk M, It}.
church will preach in um chapel tomor-
row afternoon at t: 1:”: o'clock,
Mrs. i“. W, Gregory and son, Clayton
and Mrs. E. .i-‘Itch spent Wmiuesdny
with Mrs. Frank l’euse, of Fulrlield.
mo.“
LvoN's PLAINS.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ’l‘reatlwcll vis-
ited in Wilton this week.
Mrs. Hannah White. of l’cnnsyl-
vuula. is visiting relatives here.
’ Mrs. Susan M. Banks in home from
a week's visit in Greenfield.
Miss Rose t‘icary~rctut‘nt d Monday
from a visit with friends to Bridge-
port.
Miss Marguerite l.udfurd and Minnie
i Lyon are home front a week's visit in
. iicthel.
Mrs. L. R. lloyt sprul, Sunday with
her sister in lirldgeport,‘ returning on
Monday.
Rtv. Alexander Hamilton and Dr.
Hiker, of Norwalk, called on friends
here last Monday. .
Mrs. Charles Johnson and daughter
spent \\'eduosday with Mrs. Nelson
Crosstuan, In Norm-Id.
Mrs. .llllltt llollls. of Bridgeport. ls
visiting Charles Johnson and family.
Mrs. llollls was formerly Miss Julia
Marvin. Her father was rector of this
parish for a number of years and she
has runny friends here.
A special parish meeting was held
on Wednesday afternoon in Emmanuel
Church, and it was voted to extend a
call to Rev. Mr. .Iepsou. who has been
recently called in Redding. if he :tc-
cepts he will take charge of both par-
lshes.
WILTON.
Mr. and Mrs. L. .1. Miller are spend»
The Dccgun building has been moved ,I lug 1' ““‘i‘k in (“”9880-
’ Miss Grace Knight has returned to
the city, after spending two ntouths In
Cannon. -
Miss .l. R. White. of the city.
guest of Mrs. J. ii. Slurgcs .
ii. i. Merrill returned lit his New
York home on Sunday.
8. ll. Iiarrcli has returned to New
York after spending his vacation in
Cannon.
The Cannon Methodist Episcopal
Church will be closed for three weeks
pending the demratiuu of ”iv interior.
Sunday services will be lu-ld at the
houses of parishioners. beginning a'
the residence of Miss 1'}: liter White.
Monday morning lit’tncu ltaliuus cm-
polyed on the Cannon extension went
on strike. demanding. an advance of
ten cents per day to carhrworkmun.
this being refused work was resumed at
noon.
After the summer interval. the thud
lug ('irrle has resumed its meetings.
Mrs. ll. 1'}. t‘hichester entertaining the
club on Thursday.
Mr. anti Mrs. and Miss Lib-hectic left
town for Brooklyn on Monday.
humidifiers
MITHODIST
l-‘irst Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. W. Wolford T. Duncan. pastor.—
0:30 a, m., class meeting; 10:30 a, m..
communion and reception of members;
1:! m.'. Sunday school and Men's Bible
class: 6 p. m., Young People's meeting;
7 p. m.. evangelistic service: sermon.
"The Great Judgment on Earth." Isaac
ll. Meredith will conduct the praise
service. Special music for the day will
is the
be: Morning: Anthem. “Cantata
Domino:" Solo, “The Good Shepherd."
Mrs. Eaton. Evening: Anthem.
Praise Ye the Lord;" anthem. "God is
Love." Gospel solos by Mr. Meredith
and Mrs. Eaton. .
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. E. Cunningham, pastor—-
(‘lass meeting. 9:30 a. m.; sacrament
of the Lord's Supper, reception of mcm~
bars by letter, 10:30 a. in; Sunday
school, 12 m.; Epworth imaguc. topic.
"Know and Uhcy the Word of God."
0:30 p. m.; leader. Mrs. Frank 1. liter-
rlum: evangelism service. 7:30 p. m.
The pastor will be assisted by a chor-
Us choir and the "Yokematcs."
Services at A. M. E. Church,
'1‘. It. McConnell. pastor-11 a. m..
preaching: 12:30 p. m.. Sunday school;
6:30 p. m., Christian Endeavor; 8 p. m..
preaching and the’inrd‘s Supper. Wel-
come to visiting friends. Weekly
meetings, Tueshday evenings and fit-
day evenings. 1A" are welcome.
CONGREOATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational. Rev.
John N. Freeman, acting pastor.—
Preachlng 10:30 a. m.. subject, The
Anchor Holds. Music: Quartet. Jesus,
the Very Thought of Thee. Rosmer;
centraito'.aolo.. Bible ac , Lamont.
Jenuin and Christian nqulry Clubs.
-u- the service; Come and enjoy this ser-
x vice. Everybody welcome.
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12 m. ' livculng worship. 7:30 p. on:
sermon topic, ’l‘cstcd For Service. Mu-
sic: Quartettc. The Lord is‘Exa‘ltcd.
\Vvsi; Jesus, Gentlcst Saviour, Ward:
Saviour, ()‘er Life Trouble Deep, (‘hii‘
tendon.
l’ltsi Congregational Churth, Nor-
walk. George 1). Egbert. pastor -.\iorn-
lug service at 10:30, preaching by the
pastor: Sunday school at 12:13: (Well-
lug service at 7330; subject. “Wireless
Tcltgt'ttphy," trcpeutrd by rcqucsti,
Thursday evening service ill ti. Sub-
ject. "A glance liackwurd"-—'I‘o review
of‘mmc happenings of the summer.
I). A. Nl('il|i)il' omitted because of tho
King's Daughters' (‘ouvt-nilon. Music»-
Moruiug: Prelude, Melody III I). (lull~
maul: “Art Thou Weary?" Schncckcr;
"God is (int Refuge." from itiih l’sailn.
lint-k; alto solo. "Just for Today" (re-
quesiedt. Abbott: i'llrililitit‘. Fugue in
(l Minor. liaclt. Evening: Prelude.
Air varied. in G, Westbrook: "llcforc
the Lord We liow," I'insnti: trio. "Lift
Thine Eyre." Mendelssohn: "'l'arry
Willi Me. 0. My Saviour.“ tnewi, Alex.
S, Gibson: Postludc. Sonata 9, 1st
movement. .I. Rheinbergcr.
BAPTIST.
South Norwalk llapiist Church. Rev.
ll. ll. Carpenter. pastoro-iilornlug ser-
vice. 10:30 a, m.. topic of sermon.
“'I‘hc Scriptural Argument for the
Lord‘s Supper.” followed by commun-
ion scrvit-c. in the evening the quar-
tctte will render the cantata. "The
Pent-t- of Jerusalem," by .1. Eliot Tron»
bridge. Following is a synopsis:
trodurtion. Instrumental. No. b. «pair
tot, All the Ends of the Earth Slmll
Remember and Turn to the Lord;
Psalm, 121. No. 2, tenor lt‘t'iiaih't‘. No.
3, soprano solo and quartetto. Psalms
122; No. l. li'io, soprano. t'niiil‘ililtt and
tenor: No, .3, mutrulto solo; No, 0. it")-
or rcciiatiw: No. T. quartet. Pray for
the Peace of Jerusalem: No. ti, quur»
lot; No. 1*.
No. 10, quartet. Topic of evening :t.l«
dress. "Safe Within the Gates."
First Baptist Church, Norwalk—4).
W, Talmacc \‘au Dorcn. pastor.
Prayer meeting at 10:00 a. m.: sermon
at 10:30; Sundnv School at 12:00 m;
men at 7:30 p_ m., slihjt-t‘l. Fearless
ncss. Prayer Int-cling 'l‘liursday at
7:30 p, m. Seats free.
come to all who attend these services.
Grace iiupti>t t‘hurch.~8rt‘t‘iccs:
Preaching at 11 a. m.: Sunday school.
3:30 p. or: Christian Endeavor, 0:30
p. nt.; preaching at 7:30 p, m. Seats
free. All are welcome. i‘ruycr meek
lng Thursday rvenlng. D. S. Thomas.
pastor.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. Rom-
llly F. Hutuphrics, rector.—lloiy com-
munion, 8 u. m.; morning prayer and
sermon, 11 a. in; evening prayer, 7:30
a, to.
Grace Churcbs~iiirsi celebration of
the Holy Communion at 8 a. 111.: sec-
ond with sermon at 10:30: Sunday
sermon at 7: 30.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zandt
street, East Norwalk. Rev. J. W. Davis.
pastoerommunion and love feast in
the morning. loyal Workers‘ roll
call service at 5:45: praise service at
6:45; preaching by the pastor at
one of the series of sermons on “Di-
vine inspiration." The Bircbard Sis~
ters will sing.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwalk—Regular Sunday service at
the Reading Room, Masonic building.
57 Wall street, at 3 p. 111. Subject. Sep-
tember 27th., “Unreality," 'i'etitlmouv
meeting, Wednesday. at 8 p. in.
both services the public are cordially
Invited. Reading room open to the
public each week day from 2 to 5 p. m,
MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Mission—Regular
service tomorrow “afternoon at 3:111
o'clock. There will be extra singers
from Bridgeport. also brethren from
out of town "are expected to assist in
PASSING!” ON LUCANIA.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.—-'Ishe name of
F. H, Clothe, ”I on the passenger
list of intestine: Lucaula, sailing to
day for ‘lee, , i, T a name of WI!-
lllm ‘iiwboiirmd “aerator, was also
on the Lucanla'a list. Do the way
'1'. Marconi will make a practi-
ldsotaer «mandamus in no. on
the-Leeann.aud'hopoa to‘tualatain as.
communication. either with Eng-
I or‘ America, and was" both.
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ll. Y. P_ (7. meeting at 0,30 p. tn.: 801*:
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school at noon; evening prayer with:
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NEW HAVEN, ()ct. 3.—«Joseph Deu-
hizt-ak, a Polo who was injured in an
; aflray last Tuesday evening. has been
. found to be in a more serious condition
than was at first thought, and his re.
covery is now considered doubtfuL'iie.
:is believed to be sttflcring from eon-
! t-ussion of the brain, due to blows from
in blunt instrument. The Pain is said
to have been set upon and beaten by
several men. Today twa mcu, each
named Frank Kalis. were arrested by
a constable in Burlington and locked
up on cluirges of Mean”. pending the
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‘DANBURY. Oct. 3.-Govurnor Chain '
berlaln and staff, Lleuiaenant-Governoh
Roberts and other state oflcers and I
number of the members of the state
Senate have accepted! invitations to
visit Danbury on next. Friday. They
will attend the Danbury Fair and will
afterwards he guests all social event!
arranged in their honor. ‘
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labor-saving,
is appreuated by every
woman in the land that
washes in the . Sunlight
way. It means ecOnotny,
and clothes White‘as the ,
drivenshovv and with the
fragrance: of seamen
hay When using
Wright's intiinn’legttable'Pililla.
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