Stomoc doctor tell you to take P A Mrs. E. O. Drake ls quite ill at. her home in lIi'IIfl Place. Mrs. William linker, of Osborn ave- llllc, spoilt yesterday In New York city. w. E. Rum-II, of New York city. was the guest of relatives here Sun- day. Morris Epstein Is entertaining a lady from Newark at his home In this place. The members of the Ladies' Aid So. ciety will meet for work all day to- morrow. Miss Adelaide Smith. of New York city. is the guest at the home of Ar- thur Brush, in Van Zandt street. Arthur E. Godfrey of Pcntield Reef Light. New Haven, Is enjoying a sever- al day‘s furlough at his home in Core avenue. Mrs. S. W, Russell, of East avenue. has returned from a month‘s vacation trip to Lchighton. ML, and lmiuys- town, N. J. Victor anfrey, who has been chef for Woodbury (l. Laugdon. at Half Mile. island, left yesterday for New York city. James L'liommcdleu's class will hold its regular weekly meeting at the church this evening: The meeting will commence at 7.30. Milton White, of Winfield street. who has been visiting relatives the past month In Narrowsburgh, N, Y., is expected home this week. Theodore Olsen is having gas put in at. his home, corner of Van Zandt and Fort streets, the intention being to have a light outside the house. F‘. M. Wheeler. of the Norwalk Lock company. started this morning on a several days' trip to Eastern Delaware in the interests of the company. Mrs. William Ruiison and Miss Janet Roberts. of Johnstown, N. Y., who have been guests of Mrs. Robert Clark. of Van Zandt street, have returned home. .— Mrs. Benjamin Temple. one of the oldest residents of the town. is serious- ly ill at, her home in Rowan street. Mrs. Temple is nearly ninety years of age. She has lived here the greater part of her life. (Mayflower Hook and Ladder com- pany held its regular monthly meet. ing last evening. but little outside of routine business was transacted. Lieu- tenant Arthur Carr will represent the company at the annual State Firemen's Convention to be held at East Hartford the 21st of this month. John W. Olmstead. superintendent a! the North ort Oyster Company, will reside with r. and Mrs. F. C. Van Scoy when their new residence in Sea- view avenue Is completed. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Lowndes will then oc— cupy the house vacated by Mr. Olm- stead. Mr. Van Scoya house is rap- idly ncarlng completion. Captain W. H. Verity went to West- port yesterday with the ”Addie V." adn towen'a big lighter from Satgatuck out to a three mastcd schooner off Cedar Point. The schooner is loaded with lumber to be used in the construc- tion of the new railroad bridge at Sau~ gatuck. The lighter took off part of the cargo. The rest will be floated up the river to the new bridge on rafts. ROWAYTON. The. usual prayer meetings will be held Thursday night in the Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches. The Ofiiciai Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a meeting last night, and transacted routine busi- ness. William Lockwood, who has been spending three weeks with his father, Henry Lockwood. will leave tonight for his home in Mount Holly. near Y Manassas, Virginia. ' There will be an exhibition of pho— tographs ‘at the public ‘iibrary tomor- row afternoon and evening. The pho~ tos are loaned by the State Public Library Committee and are most in- tempting. No admission will be charg- ed, but light'refrcshments will be served for which a small sum will be charged, the proceeds being used to purchase new books for the children. This is aimost worthy object and should receive, as far as possible. the hearty compaction and support of the entire community. . name’s AND uoaorou. Town Clerk Thaddeus Beli‘and Con- tractor Chu'les B. Fitch are the Darien delegates "to the Republican State con- ‘ ventlonto be heldCthismweeh. . Mrs. Charles Whluemore. of Barton, ‘ is spending the day the guest of Miss flights Davis. in nastzNorwalk. lira: i... pith in Bertram. m on of dot _ “he held in the Town Hall. Dutch. _. the ”in tact. The Dem- Instg - "in “1* 1M My doctor says it’s my stomach.” And what did your Ellilflillil 'no arms. ammunition. men of equip- ttemo're leaves nextlllondu for ’ m Republican mum for the now » exam for «an mam . wimMidcheh- canon on the f ‘jl, feels I so unremiorts the.“ Food disti‘e‘htes inc; 1 get blue and despondent. er's Sarsaparilia. , . , . the state ed for regular session: next Monday. Miss Helen Morchousc, of Dorian. who has been teaching in the Richmond Hill school, Stamford. has been en- gaged as principal. with Miss Emma Walker. of (llenbrook and Miss Lida ltorke. of Noroton. as teachers, The building In admirably adapted for school purposes, WESTPORT. Aspetuck lodge. K. of i’., will meet tonight. Norwich. C. A. Manahuu, of Hartford, was a Sunday visitor here. It. Ii. Clark. of New Haven, was a recent visitor here. M been laid C. B. Judd, of Derby, is among the late arrivals in town. "39- ____ Ney also .I. F. Folsom, of New York, made a business trip here Friday. moved to O. C. Purcell. of l’ittsiield, Mass. was a recent visitor In town. Mrs. E. T. Abbott has returned to New York after a visit here with friends. ‘ mings, Mrs. M. 0. Still, of New York. spent the latter part of last Wet-k here with friends. 1). M. Doogau, of West land. lung l'lranch, N. J., has been visiting friends in town. ’ Henry Hoffman and wife, of Nor. walk. recently paid their respects to friends in town. Miss Grace Elwuod. of llrldgeport. who has been visiting here. has re turned to her home. l Miss Nellie Brannigan, of New York. has been spending a few days with relatives in town. ' China-Must Bu Neutral Continued From First Page., to an anchorage off the Pacific Union Works close to the Russian transport. Lena. Later the Paul Jones was rein- forced by a steam launch from the Marble head, in charge of Midship- man Davis, with an armed crew and four marines. Assisted by the launch as a picket anti patrol boat. the Jaui Jones will keep a close watch over the Lona so long as she remains In port in order to see that the neutrality iaWs are rig- idly enforced. Vigilancb Is being or oreised that. no fanatic creeps up on the Lena for the purpose of doing her harm. Equal vigilance is being exert- ed to see that. the transport receives iuittec in delegates. About mom. or any cool beyond the quantity to which she is entitled, namely. enough to carry her to the nearest home port. Every boat that approaches the Lean is arrested by the launch until the of- ficers in charge are satisfied that the boat‘s errant] is legitimate. War risk on cargoes to Japan jump- ed yesterday from a quarter of one per cent. to from three to five per cent as the result of the arrival of the Rus- sian cruiser Lena in the port. ST. PETERSBURG. Sept.l3.-—Tho emperor has received a despatch from General Kuropatkin announcing that a ctmsidcrable force of Japanese has been seen about twenty-five miles southWest of Muk’den. No further en- gagements are reported. WASHINGTON, Sept.13.—Sccrctary Morton today received a report from Admiral Goodrich. conuuander-in-chief of the Pacific fleet, stating that he had an inspection made yesterday of the Russian ship Lena at San Franci- sco and that she was genuinely in need of repairs. The reports shows further the nature of the repairs. said to be necessay but the. officials of the navy Department decline to make this part of the telegram public. The report has been referred to the State Department. of action. ST PETERSBURG. Sept. 13.—-The War office authorizes the Associated Press to deny the report circulated by the Morning Post of London to the ef- fect that three thousand men of Lieut. General Zassaiitch’s corps have been captured: to deny the report from the same source that he has been wound- ed and also to deny the statement from Tokio that dum dum bullets were used by the Russians at Liao ang. ST PETERSBURG. Sept. 13. 1:15 p. m.——No change is reported in the situa- tion at the front and no confirmation is obtainable here of the reports that General Kuroki is moving northeast of Mukden. but the authorities are notice ably more reticent than usual. again. it is to for. This houses. escort of or's horse mountain MONTANA FOREST FIRE ANACONDA. Mont. ,Sept. 13.—A largo forestlflre Is raging in the moon- tains west of here and a hoisting works shaft: house has been destroyed. A number of prospector's cabins have been burned. The whole mountain is a mass of names. ' F ,. no YUM ' "Y 5:! '. , sfiafifi icn J right: as so . . W...-...__.. - "Moon? HAD Acts! M Judas RoborotOn M t the Members In Hartford HARTFORD, Sept. Iii“ To discuss campaign plans and to and means for running the uuicbhlery of the state organization. the lit-mo- cratic Alulo central committee met office would be opened there. ported resignation of Committeeman Dissell was not presented. Mr. Disscil was not present. After the meeting the several noini~ nces on the stale ticket were closeted with, National 35 year's convention, but will be open to the general public. LADIES. Marat" TO NAME CANDIDATES. that portion been used for the dispatch of freight trainsfrom Boston for all parts the county. stead of two. there, the freight service will be much improved. GOV. CHAMBERLAIN INJURED. she will deny the allegation of donors ‘ . t'oN. " oltordly. devise ways t headquarters here youtcrdd‘y afternoon. It was an executive session, Judge Robertson. the. nominee for gov. ernor. had the opportunity of meeting nearly all the members of the commit- tee for the first time and also a munber of other prominent men of the party who appeared to offer their services for active work on the. stump or other- wise. The announcement Was made of the members of the advisory and ti- uance conuuittee in the hands of which uil‘ulrs will center. Mayor 'l‘hayor of Is the chairman of the. li- nanco committee. and one of the inciti- hers is E. (‘., llcnedict. of Greenwich. Secretary Thomas will the names later. Short addresses of a stirring nature were made by Mayor Thaycr and Wil- liam Kennedy of Nungutuck, both of whom said that all make differences had aside and that they were to work hand in hand with the commit- Judge Robertson and Senator spoke. it was announced that the headquarters would not be re- New Haven. but a branch The re (.‘ommitteeman Cinn- KING'S DAUGHTER'S CONVENTION State Branch to Meet in New Haven. Oct. 13 and 14. it has been decided to hold the ninth annual convention of the Connecticut branch of the King‘s Daughters and Sons, in New Haven Thursday anti Friday. October 13 and ii. in Dwight Place Church. beginning at 2 p. m.. Thursday, October 13. Promi- nent among the well-known speakers who will address the session will he: Mrs. Margaret iiottome. of New York. the national president of the order: Mrs. Ella L. Smiley. of Hartford, state secretary of the branch. and Miss Jen- nie E. Mcsser. of New Haven will act as chairman of the entertainment coin- the international Order of The meetings will be held charge of the out-of-town 0 delegates will attend this the sessions —' DR. LaPRANCO'O COMPOUND. later a can“. Dru III or 'a. pittance. run his. IF...“ fl Former Speaker Light Will Nominate Judge Cleavoiand. HARTFORD. Sept. lit—«Mayor Wit. liam F. ileuney. of this city. will pre- sent the name of Henry Roberts. lieu- tenant, governor of the state. to the. Republican state convention tomorrow as the candidate for governor on the Republican ticket, and former Speak- er John H. ilight. of South Norwnlk. will make the nominating speech for Judge Livingston W. Clonveiaud, of .New Haven. it is understood that a definite se- lection of the man to nominate Govern- or Chamberlain has not been made. although some Incline to the belief that ii. Kaics Hues. of Meriden will do so OTHER FOUR-TRACKING WORK. Consolidated’s Impr0vemonts Between South Boston and Readviiie. Four tracking of the New Haven cut Is by no means all of the Important work of this class which the Consoli- dated ruiiroad has in hand. four track the line. betwoen South Boston and Ready-tile this win- Is on the Milldale division. of the road which has 0! With the four tracks in- Was in Collision with Auto While In- specting Manassas Camp. ‘ While at Bull Run Governor Cham- berlain visited some of the historic old The governor was the victim of a slight accident that occurred while in comp. He was mounted and while making an Inspection under the General Corbin the govern- coliided with aniauto on the side. Gvernor Chamberlain complained of an Injury to his knee but it was nothing serious. TADDEO WILL RESIGN. Frank S. Taddeo will resign his po- sition with the Southern New England Telephone company in New Haven in a few days to begins tour of the state in behalf of the democratic state, cen- tral committee. Mr. Taddco, who is an eloquent ltalian orator, will be the official stump speaker of the demo crats “Connection and hopes to con- ghun‘iber of his countrymen. vert 1 He It.“ " 'te=the regular democrat- bnti‘innd state ticket. Parker for president and Robertson for governor. and Samuel A. York for judge. of the probate court. those of the New Haven democrats have already been established at 322 Congress avenue, SETTLEMENT IN PHIPPS CASE. , DENVER, 001., Sept. i3.-The News today. says that Mrs. Phipps.‘wife of the Pittsburg million- aire who Is suing for divorce, admits that a settlement of the case has has reached. According to her statement.” Mr. and Mrs, Phipps are to have equal His headquarters and Lawrence C. to ~th‘o Custody of the chil- dren: Mrs. Phipps is to transfer all property held in her name Phipps for I consideration of 8500.000 3 Mrs. Phipps is to retain her stocks and bonds. Today. .1131. " her attorneys will die an answer to Mr. Phippo‘ divorce petition. in which to Mr. on Phipps through public ‘ t ‘ Mr. D.Kaubio of Mn.W. W. Lay- Novada.0.. no In of 'Hilllard. cured by Kodoi P!» was cured of stomach ' of Chronic trouble which . Dyspepsia by had affected ‘ . ,the an of ‘ heart. . \ v “WIN he!“ FOR'SALE BY THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY. OYSTERMEN BUSY. Natural Growers Out After the Set— Few Buyers On Hand. The "natural growther" oystermon. in a fleet numbering more than fifty sloops and other sailing craft were up bright and early yesterday to get under way for the natural body, Although the set. is not heavy the men found that what there is of it Is exceedingly good. says the Bridgeport Telegram- linion. There. is talk of big prices amomlr the "natural growthers" and some be- lieve they will get as high as 75 cents a bushel for their catch. but it is hard. |_v likely that there than till cents will be. paid. The buyers will not com thence to buy until Monday. Only a few buyers have arrived so far. The set on the private beds, which were kept covered with shells and stones to catch it, Is said to be ill]- usualiy line. An old oysterman said this morning that if It was not for the quality there would be. little mon- ey made by the “natural growthcrs" this ."ear because the heavy storms of last winter swept the natural beds al- most clear of shells and small stones which the oystermcn cull "sttlfi" and which is required to catch the set. SEARCHING FOR WHIPPLE. Deputy Sheriffs Busy In Glastonbury Weeds. ”ASTONllllllY. Sept. i3.——chcrai deputy sheriffs are today engaged in searching the woods in this vicinity for John C. Whipple, a well-known character of this place who Sunday night ran amuck with revolver. F. J, Siarmer who lives on the Mari- boro road fell a victim to Whippic's careless use of the weapon and he re- ccived a bullet in thtl leg. Whether Starmer was the particular object of Whipple's. wrath cannot be learned. but he followed the wounded man to his house and continued discharging his revolver, without, however, doing further damage. Word was sent. to the deputy sheriff of the shooting and when he and several asistants arrived on the scene Whipple fired several shots at them, No one was injured. When his supply of bullets gave out. Whipple made for the woods and she- ceeded Iu eluding his pursuers. Starmer was removed to the Hart- ford Hospitai yesterday, where an at- tempt was made to extract the bullet in his leg, His condition is not consid. cred serious. BIC DIVIDEND IS DUE. Quarterly checks to ConBOIIdated Road Stockholders. On September 30th the. 16.000 stock- holders of the New York. New Haven and Hartford road will receive their quarterly dividend of two per cent. upon a capitalization of 380.000.000. This dividend will be the largest ev- .cr paid in the history of the road. The. taking up of the stock of many leased lines and Issuing stock of the New Ha- ven in exchange has swelled the capi- ial to within smoooouu of the author- ized capital which is 8100.000000. The treasurer's office in the yellow building began work thisimorning for the quarterly distribution. The checks are not mailed. however, until the Do.not he lhnty and use» biz-m- ful remedies nor be asleep to the fact'that you will derive benefit from the use of crossnan’s. SPECIFIC ’rilXTURE , evening of the 29th, reaching the stock- _ ' holders the next day. . 1 i ii an ‘ lull iii an —_—— HAVE THEY BEEN PAINT- ED? WE FURNISH THE BEST BLACK PAINT AT THE VERY LOW PRICE OF 15 CENTS PER GALLON IN BARREL hOTB OR 20 CENTS IN SMALLER QUAN- TITIES. —- Gas Co. ' PHONE 68. W .. “1..- A Every Style Every style of wall paper that Is in keeping with good taste can be found in our stock. Our assortment is so large and var- Ied that you will have no trouble in making a selection. » TO ORDER —— Window Shades. Picture Frames. l‘ainters’ Supplies. Artists' Materials. SPECIALS. White Curtain Poles with Fixtures, 00. Cloth Window Shades, fringed, 25c. Extension and Solid —. Half Curtain Rods, 10c. ' caocxsnv. “PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. LBJ—locker 87, Washington Street, South Norwalk, Donn. Telephone Connecticut Specialtyitiig. Co. 71 WA TER STREET. oouru NORWALK. new AND sitcom-HAND Electric Motors nonunion, INCTALLED ANo no PAIRED. CATIOf-‘ACTION can. ANTEED. ‘ FRANKI Viiiiiii .0 ' E '. ’ i 'PLUManva, . $151M. ‘5 ' Hon WATER. : up on: § rlrrnva .. , b Tin. Sheet hm. Copper and Zinc. ' 50 South lilaln strut. ‘ Telephone, 7187-]. ' 'Ioulli Not-walk. Cam. I DAVID .W. RAYMOND. and Eanbdlmcr. to North rum at. ’ bouts Nomalk. fluid-non. 0 cum-it Torr-co. Telephone at 'houu, 184—0. (taken internally) for blood ' ‘ troubles. ' ‘lt doesn't take a hatchet faced wo- man to out an undesirable amuaInt- liilcn,_ - g _ u- 'i ‘ . ‘ . thin with Safety I". Per luuum. Your savings Invested with the in- dustrlnl Savings and Loan (in. are free from speculative daugu'sr-oara 6 per cent. per unuum A ——u profit consis- tent with safe methods-and ul- wuys subject to your centrol. 6 per cent. per an- num paid for ev- ery day lhvested. withdrawabio at » your pleasure. Endorsed by the most conservative authorities upon Investments. Slate Supervision of New York and Connecticut. *’ BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80. MAIN CT. Resident Directors. Resident Managers. Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn Charla. E. Dow John B. Lawrence i 5., . FANCY CRIAMIRV IUTTIR. LI. ' at contact: AVINILI til I l . . . - ' . EAST NORWILK. l FREEDOM from worry about your lu- turo—lf you live. iNDEPENDENCE from want of your family—If you die. An ENDOWMENT In the Conn. Oen’l. Life Ins. Co, given you both. FRED H. FIELD GENERAL AGENT. N. Smith Ferguson, Special Agent. UNITED BANK BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK. CT. > Tilii unnsu. FOOD )v CHOPS ALL KINDS OF FOOD into Clean Cut Uni- form Pleces as FINE or COARSE as wanted. *- Other machines chop meat only. THIS DOES AWAY WITH THE CH OPPING. BOWL ALTOGETHER. '» CHOPS Potatoes. Meat, Apples. Cabbage. Bread.— EVERYTHING. “A machine you will use. everyday. Call and see it. Foresale by . . WATKINS &. DOW Hardware SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone 143-6 ...- r. . till Niliiiu uu SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. . WITH Capital $100,000.00 Surplus, ’ ”00.00000 Nor Profits. 355300.00 Solicits accounts of individuals man- ufacturers, merchant: and corporations upon favor-bio terms. EDWIN H. MATHEWSON._PM|. JOHN H. KNAPP, VIoo-Proo- . JACOB M. LAYTON, Cllhlor. DIRECTORS. . John H. Knapp Henry Seymour Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman. Christian Swan-u Wallace Marvin E. H. Mathewson John H. Light Fred. H. Rowan. um run OUR .TOCK OF NEW GOODS JU8T IN I. A LITTLE LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE. WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU CAN IUV NICE GOODB HERE, YOU KNOW WE DO THE, WORK IN THE VERY BEST MANNIK WE HAVE TAKEN A coop MANY coursAc'ro con HOUCE PAINTING AND WILL as out: To somrr nouns. FOR voun WORK. . . 'ws TRY TO CARRY IN crock svsnvrnmo you NEED cos THE DECORATIONS or yous. nous: INSIDE on our. E. E. Miami 10 FIR" CT. . I. NOIWALK. I 1“ m: museum "'ms‘ '5" ALL-i ‘ . woo! Delivered free of charge. Coll Ihd “it . Herman Quitth’c 45 Railroad Ave.. F. E. nonrandom; are factory agents for tho lollowlno automobiles:- owsmalw. all nylon! machines to lntorectod parties. AUTOMOBIL rum Side reed-”Boilers. Insures a Warm House. :Day and ,‘ gate for yourself. .Gregnm’s Piliilil SHORE DINNERB AND DEA. Corner Railroad Avenue mom 8m , -' an experienced chef, and m ' collard «we. ' ‘ . ‘ L0 wearN PRICE-TEN? . .o .wuwlnzr Automobile Tires 8 Supplies. , If you would verify who: call ' f- and get our ‘I’guros, « ‘ G . . l" we HAVE mrenzmhh SFLOEPSOSITIONO 0N AUTOMOI‘ Factory agents for Cullin- and Orient Backboard. ' "H'R'BULKLEY. 52 80. Main Cf. .' §.« polemic AND..,., ‘ij’ Retail Ham imported LIquorl, Boarders, figmii a; all the Domestic Brando. Duh-fl; . tied by the case for Fem. ’. . lly Un. - ' the stock, at my new place. of buslneu. ' . .. ., r, " South. Norwalk.’ Telephone 3“. r r .v “ 39 Wall St. Nowell. The WHITE. FRANKL IN. L‘OCOMOBILE. Will demonstrat. any of the about Hendqulmro for ' E3 BUPPIIIEO AND PAIRING. V_-AL --, -__< - _ as nos STEAM AND , nor WATER HEATING. . ' Night, in Coldest Weather. Send for cats... and mm' . 96 LIBERTY “Ruhr.” ‘ NEW YORK. _ To. cdu iii-s. ,EAC'I' NORWALK, cons! . “03¢ OF ALL KINDS. COOK TO ORDER. ' ———.. IATHING AND plasma s.t ~<illolel Violenai. I I 1" hi d'Hoto smash I 8"" I 'aounu. . ., I! 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