l
‘ llal inl'uiality
act. at .
l
lib new descending a few days.
in town.
. Harold Rundle has gone to Stevens
institute Hoboken to complete his edu—
‘- cation. "1 , . ‘ ,
‘ _ saltwater VB.. Lockwood of Cove
street: has commenced his annual va-
..‘xur p.31“, l . .
‘ John W. Mains has returned
listen) a visit with friends in Bridge.
ur-
rs. Julia Ferry. or Danbury, is vi-
: ‘ net with Miss Ella liloffett of First
in. ‘
23' fee Mabei“Tolles has returned to
" . ‘ homevi‘n Ansonia after a visit with
we Augusta Dibble.
on;
iii-Elle cannot Robert Roberts charg-
Qiiivwith drunkenness was again cen-
tligue‘d in the town court today.
i ,he primaries of the' sixth voting
trict will be held in the plumbing
Up of Thomas J. Keogh September
figt.
id‘. be manager of the first basketball
, in of the Pastime A. C. has request.-
' ...all candidates to meet at club rooms
evening.
......
2", some L'Hommedlcu spent yester-
. with'hil brother in Rowaytoa.
. ing for blackilsh. He reports a
. valued catch.
fiat; -—----—
igii‘he regular. weekly class meeting
he! diast evening at the East Ave-
, it} Church also a meeting of the pro-
hfitloners class last evening.
{ .....,.. , ... ,
.‘ing the snapper fishing which ”is
.y good this season. The fish are
dipped size and site very well.
1.3;" M
$8M Blast ‘Norwalk people are en-
film meetingof the Sunday School
board of the East, avenue Methodist
(lithrch will be held on Monday night
at; the home of J. C. Hawkins.
'la-
sty‘Old Salvation Army Hall has been
hit let to a cowboy preacher from the
at who proposes to hold meetings
re every week day night for a
flips. .
Win business meeting and social of the
f ior Epworth league will be bold
,. the church Wednesday evening at
‘ 6 p. in. All members of the chill-
are asked to be there at 7:30. Ncw
core will be elected and other im-
fif’g‘tant business transacted.
l, ,3 l .
he East Norwalk schools have op-
d with e goodly number of pupils.
e of the classes are overfuii and
:tilittle'read ustment is immediately
, usury.e his will give opportunity
the , tier grading of pupils who
present. "Parents are urged to
d in now every child of school age.
that each may receive careful con.
\ eraiion. Perhaps some of the pu-
, -ns do not understand the require
-~ fits of the kindergarten classes.
try child four years of age will be
opted in the kindergarten. Parents
.‘ he a mistake in keeping children
‘ . y from this helpful and pleasant
nniug ofschool life until the child
w in or seven years old. Every pu-
, must begin in the kindergarten
g s because there he is taught the
‘1”. t elements of reading and writing
-. well as of necessary school rules
M ways of working with others.
.1 ldren of our or five years of age
the best good from this work. An
x; r pupil feels too big for his place
fr,» yet is not able to begin first grade
k. “Pairflnsk‘l'ndathe rl‘lgigbborhocd
WI". .. m it ,lue es-
p‘e‘tial y urged to send in‘ the considera-
3'01“"!!ij of four-your-olds that are
not'yetiu school.
sitcom Sale
Pillsbury. Jones and Gold
.Mdlliili’lour. .
. their bill.
‘3‘C‘ans Milk,
Robertamlth
We ...l aim cone.
l
as
23c
\ i
multimnmdt ” none
“mathematics deals. alert
burn m..; ,.¢,llll,l u
I; . leech «Bowman.
= brother. "Andrew J
who, 3:. ep ee’. broth, n
- indium br‘ft’ge Mb mm shrill;
3 ”income” the swarm his tall
‘ from the wagon, ‘and the horse contin-
, up, insisted on entering the carriage
, lions-of that historic country as
. temining her niece. Min lilthol Lecit-
lvood. .
Republican state convention. in New
Haven. ~to~delyvrandt ow. has
found it impossible focused, and has
named iii. a. brown. of South Norwslk,
elitism is. . ‘
who lives with,hkis
. . Bowman. on the
West Side drove the laiter's horse to
vibe unsolicited otatinmdesi. evenintpfcr
.Vfil'liiild'fil .- «MR HOW. II. D 11
u,’t e whigfstl‘ce for thfiuigmo‘lelf
disentangiing them, and slipped be
tween the. horse and the wagon. This
lrightsnsd the animal so that be real
away. Mr. Bowman was dragged some
distance. and had his right ear nearly
torn off. He finally freed himself
ued down the. streetto the Methodist
Church, where he was stopped, and
driven back totbe station. Mr. Bow-
man, who had had his ear bandaged
and driving home. Dr. I". B. Baker,
of East Norwalk: is attending him.
‘Mr. and Mrs.‘ Walter HI Weed. 'w‘h‘o‘
have been in Mexico for the past
month in attendance at the interna-
tional Geological congress at ‘the City
of Mexico‘.‘are expected ‘home early
next week. While in Mexico. the
members of the “Congress with their
wives, visited many interesting sec-
eats
bf the silicon government. here
were delegates from all parts of Eur-
ope and America, and much was done
for their entertainment. Among the
notable excursions was a twelve days’
trip among the mountains to the fam-
ous active volcano, Colima. on the Pa-
cific coast. , This cone. 18.000 feet
high, was ascended in safety by the
entire party, and it was said to be the
first time a complete ascent had been
made. A banaubt was given by Pres~
ldent Dias, to the Congress at the
close of its session. Most of the par-
ty return by steamer from Vera Cruz
to New York via Havana.
--Feel languid, weak. rundown? Head.
ache? Stomach “off"?——.lust a plain
case of my liver. Burdock Blood Bil,-
ters tones liver and stomach. promot
es digestion. purifies the blood.
DARIEN AND N OROTON.
The Republican caucus for the mm.
lnation of town officers will be held on
September 24 at the town hall.
w
Robert Murry and family. who sum-
mer at 01 Ridge. have departed for
their winter residence in New York
city.
Mrs. Judd. of Cedar (into, who has
been summering in Dnricn. has rctunn-
ed to her home in New York for the
winter.
A session of the registrars of the
town will be held on September 22
from 7 p. m.. to 9 p. m.. to revise the
town voting lists. * .
A session of the selectmen of the
town will be held on September 22 at
the Darlen town hall from 8 a, m.. to
5 p. m.. for the purpose of making vo~
ters. Qluto a number will be added
to the voting lists this year, it is un-
derstood.
A scalable will be held at the home
of Miss Stella Austen. on Thursday
ulgth of this week. which will be in
the nature of a farewell rcception to
two Darlen young people who are soon
to leave for college. Miss Florence
MacDonald. who is to go to Wcllcslcy
College. and Theodore Brown. who
leaves for Yale.
Charles Jenks. a Civil War veteran,
who has been out on furlough from the
Soldier's Home for some time. stop
used from a moving train at the Barton
station. Tuesday evening. and fell
sustaining a sworn scalp Wound and
painful bruises. He is not seriously
injured and will be as well as ever in
a few days.
——a
Andrew Hermann Is mourning the
loss of all his chickens. forty-two in
number, which were stolen on Tuesday
night. Mr. Herman has some evidence
which he thinks may lead to the ar;
rest of the guilty part or parties and
has laid it before the town authori-
ties, who are investigating it with a
vicw of the issuance of a warrant.
Frank ll'rcudenihul has returned
from a visit with friends in Bethel.
(‘ilinrics Williamson denies that he is
a candidate for selectman. though poi!-
ulur rumor about the streets a few
days ago cmdited him with being/in
the race, The report started throuzh
souls of his friends. who knowing that
he would make an eillclcnt town oillccr
Merton the story in the hope that he
might accept. '
Dewut's Little Early Risers, Piece
ant little pills that do not gripe or
sickcn. lipid by The Clifford Phar-
macy. . “
WESTPORT.
Willis Jones» and wife havo been an-
tertaining friends from out of town.
Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Cox. of New
York were meat. guests of friends in
this vicinity. ,
Miss Edith Bradley is back from i
fortnighi’s visit with friends in Phile-
tielphia, Pa. , ,
Mrs. Horace Hurlbutt has been en-
A..represcniaiion of friends of Mr.
and 1m. Fitch fro ”here attended I
mention given at or Weston borne
Friday. in honor of Rev. and hire. .1.
Supt» liiw'l'ne; state
.1114. rue n .
Million” ‘ .‘hdving resettled
. " y scariest Ammanm‘ , ”up
“FR’JKMthmjgm 4W“ ”my" _
heir questions as to their duties ua‘
,ggr the corrupt practice not passed
y the last legislature. The letter
will Elva the opinion prepared some
time ago. at the request of the alien
nay-general. by Charles ill. Cross. of
Alibi?” ,tinlatgdia criminals for the Re-
. can, on or congressman
gluon-be his? in ,
ancy caused by» e promotion of Coh-
gressman Brandegee, and did not feel
tllutt as an . interment! ‘psrty’ he: should
”V9.3“ to “a r, 031pr 9 l
fa ‘accorda so with this, chinig: dbl:
fantastic» separations end periglacial,
or title .. H _, _ patriot can dates
‘i'br‘ pubhcn‘gmcgpgnd his not required
to die a statementofgthelr apnoea.
As already printed Town Clerk Smith
are covered by the law and that they
must tile their statements.
in the opinion Mr, Gross says: .
“These statements are required only
from candidates for public office. They
therefore do not reach the caucus or
primary election. A candidate for the
position of delegate to a convention
is not a candidate for a public office.
and such candidates therefore are not
comprised within the provision of Sec'a
tion 7, notwithstanding the general
declaration of the scope of the act as
contained in Section 1. Section 7 is a
criminal statute and must be strictly
construed. its provisions are clear and
definite and cannot be enlarged or ex-
tended by reference to the general
scope of the act. or the intention of
the legislature is pressing it. No
one can be fined for a failure to file
such a statement unless he comes
clearly within the provisions of the.
section. .
“Section 7 further provides that at.
the end of fifteen days after any such
election the secretary of state or the
town clerk shall notify the proper pros.
ocutiug officer of any failure to file
such a statement on the part of any
candidate. But the secretary of state.
and the town clerk will only have oili-
cial knowledge of those persons who
were candidates for the public office.
They will have no oiilcial knowledge of
the persons who were candidates at
the caucuses or primary elections. and
therefore the candidates of whom the
secretary of state is to lake knowledge.
are the candidates at the official elec-
tion and not at the primary election.
Town Clerk Smith was seen last
evening by a reporter. who told him of
the plan of the state secretary to send
out the opinion given above. Mr. Smith
said that as there had been a differ-
ence of opinion as to what candidates
should make returns of expense he
had desired that, the candidates in
Hartford should be on the safe side.
but that in view of the. opinion by
which the state secretary was to be
guided. he should not hold that those
who were delegates and those who
were candidates for delegates inust
make returns. A number had not yet
done so, and he did not now consider
that it would be necessary for them to
do so.
A CLEAR COMPLEXION AND
BRIGHT EYES
in most cases a sullow. blotchcll
complcxlun and dull heavy eyes are
due to poor digestionand an inactive,
llvcr. Orluo Laxative ; Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes the complexlo
smooth and clear. Orino lmxatlf
Fruit Syrup docs not unusente or gri' c
and is mild and pleasant to lake, lic-
fuse substitutes. Plaisted‘s Drug Store
and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
DARIEN "HOLD-UP."
With Hie Auto M. M. fielding Makes
One Hundred and Ten Mile Run
Between Home and New York
Office.
Among the automobile parties realm-t~
lering at the New Haven House Mou~
day night were M. M. Holding. of New
York. the silk manufacturer. and E. F.
Crooks. of Northampton. Mass. They
made the run down frolu Asliilcld.
Mass, ilO miles in a little ovcr four
hours.
Mr. Balding lliGI ills mun in going
between his main oiilco in New York
and his home in Asliilcld, Mass. as he
expresses it "to save our furc." but. in
reality. because he enjoys it. He
made the run last week. 195 miles. in
seven hours.
Among his experiences of recent
date Mr. Balding told of a narrow es-
at a crossing in New Haven.
At Darlen. Conn. recently he was
the victim of a hold up, being caught
in an auto trap and luulcted in the
sum of 82052—410 fine and costs.
He laughingiy pictured bcing bailed
and requested to back his machine u
to wrods where he and his chuufi‘cur
wore politely ushered hltn court. then
in session and waiting to do busiv
noes
Mr. Balding was asked to contribute
his mile towards the (loud llouda and
Village improvement liocictics of the
town and incidentally to the town of-
ficlals needs (1')
its eeldthathe was but one of
thistoeu..trapped ihat‘day and thinks
that the towu will soon be out of debt
and its oiilcials capitalists. if not bloat-
ed bondholders. ,
Wis k M
When two stronlclnon come to
blows. even if they are wail matched.
it is not a pleasing sight. but it the
minus is the worst of it will use
We itch Hanoi Salve. he will
voolt better and feel! better in short
" . .Be sure you get DeWiit's. Good
for everything a salve is used for. in-
cluding piles. Boldiify rho encore
”may. . . CC
AUTOMOIILIITO A‘l’ NORWALK.
Out of town automobile tourists reg-
istered in Norwaik include: Mr. and
am. J. at. Reynolds. New York. (20h.
p. Haincs Apparition); Mr. and tire. W.
1.. Waring and I). it. Harrington. New
York, lib h. . Pierce); A. Crawford.
family and tr ends. New York. (16 it.
{i unwell): .i. A. numriil and party.
“Q,
launch (42 h. . Pierce): bird. ii.
. machining K s. Willard-bliss
neon. Worthington 0.,bienlcr and a.
this city. ..Attorney General King was . ‘
t, to fill the We ..‘
has taken the position that their cases ‘
cape from serious iniury. if not loath. ‘ '
or .
vs "a” a
be ”least to
clot led. of’i. ,ivs.
....rsnvtcr
" a lease
‘ a by fromi oestru-
‘jgrtentorgans. The
Mitt the . idneya
out of c er:yoa
, lbtobevepsinsin
be small of the
k-n—your urine
as. I‘ sediment
in it after
bloadi ‘ ‘
Kiduvlam‘.
sloth your health
and you are com-
pelled to at up
often at a ht to
urinate. A actor
‘ knows whats'those
, ,: 'iiympti‘nns mean. You
can an - erstand them last as well as be.
For all those troubles therein a medi.
clue that rurrsthem—Dr. David Ken-
nedy's Favorite ,chcdy. It to-
move, theKidaey poisons and restores
rel-feet, health. Ask your. druggist for
t. [tenets only in bottle. _
SAMPLE .80., LE FREE.—~ We\
will send it Sample Bottle of Favorite
Remedy and pamphlet of valuable in‘.
formation tree to those. readers of this
paper who will. give it a trial. Send
some and address to the,.Dr, David
Kennedy Cor- ation. Readout. N. Y
and creation t is purer. The Sample
Bottlewlli then be orwerded by mail
without charge. We make this oii'cr so
that no money need be paid out in an
perimeuts. . ‘
Free Sample Battles at R. H. i’lnistcd's
ENGINEER FOR FILTER PLANT.
Engineer Samuel w. Hoyt. Jr.. for-
merlysupcrvisor of streets. has been
appointed by the Water Commission-
ers inspector and enginccr in connec-
tion with the erection of the new fil-
ter at Wilton. Engineer Hoyt has en-
tcrcd upon his duties. it is probable
that the work will take a your.
Stove Yet.
——__.
0
uses
Gas Heater
for temporaru
warmth. -
Culiadelr Heaters.
‘ $125" as $1.50 ,
but “like i
Lightinubmlu‘u
W
; viii?”
m waslunorosvsrnnar.
flhcne adv-r
FreehF'ieh
ethanol‘........‘..‘..j,............m
Nellhut the
link “‘41“
Fluke ....Iii
Ian-e large dry leceilope..........
MC. 1'0?
my” 11.
I;
,w
ms
Willll'd. Gmnflch, Wm, (81 h. ii.
is i"
wil'i‘w .‘ of)...» ..
ye. ’ .4 l": -
5* . on
me but , ’
with y. fictitious. .
.. we. can
Weekliell .iiic.
sun-nan lilo
Ienlte Mackerel...._l..............10c
lbs and 400 per qt
. l’ -
, Qt micro During the
Week of October 8.
A meeting of the Democratic County
Committee Was held Yesterday noon at
the ,Hotel Atlantic. in' Bridgeport. Cs-
len ‘A. Carter. “of Stamford, presided
as chairman and John Kebab; alterna-
te for Frank H. Merrill. of Norwalk,
acted as clerk. The members present
were: W. H. Foster, of Bridgeport;
Thomas F. Solvers, of Bridgeport; Mic-
heel. Houllbau, of. Newtown.
The county convention. which will
ncnllustc a candidate for sheriff, will
be held in filammrd some time during
the week commencing October 8. The
date has not been definitely decided.
owing to difficulty in securing a suit.
able hall for it. This matter Was
left to Galen A. Carter to decide and
the date will be announced later.
So far there are only twu candidates
in the "Old. One is William Vollmer
the efficient chief of police of this cit)’.
who is widely and favorably known
throughout. the county as one of the
most efficient. police chiefs in Connec-
ticut. The other candidate is Charles
Fox, formerly a professional bicycle
ridcr, who now resides in iv‘niriicld.
Wall Ballets.
Painters’ Supplies.
Crockett).
, “Gla's‘su‘nre.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe, 26c
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures. 100‘
Will ...“ Hole in "
Picture frames and Window
Shades Made to Order.
* ‘
Painting and
. Decorating.
\.- ‘ ’
n.c£cKER
L.
I1 Washington liner.
Tel. eon. loath Hamill.
A.“
4..
mm
It is Good
Brooklyn brewery arm’s. lager beer.
No better. We deliver it in your
house. 01.00 per case (24 bottles.) Li-
quors at lowest prices. Tel. 161-11. -
central Hotel,
Gerber Monroe and Chestnut Cinch.
lentil Norweur. con-t
Joesph Blues, Pup.
...—m-...ma—m . .... . - .._._......___.3
all
seer
;
'I
4.!
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
who all. had.
L,-
to
E- B. brim.
..i do“ this.” .
ascension.
w . , 4‘» Cl ' ‘r‘
‘ I. nonwauc
Liv“ _‘.,.n_‘ ’l .; .- ‘ ..f
d in Center
Morisrlty Rcbhe
of the City.
- NEW HAVEN. Bcpt. l9.—-The no
lice are quietly working on a highway
robbery case in the heart of the city
last Saturday evening in which Ed-
Ward F. Moriarity, a well-known “mix-
oiogist and former chaplain of the
New Haven liartcnders’ Union. was.
tapped on the head with ‘a sandbag‘
and rcllcved of his week's pay. The.
case has just come out because there
are cewtaln “Rube" aspects to it that
are humiliating to Mr. Moriurlty, who
is at present tending but up in Wills
illigi’ord.
Mr. Morluriiy told the story as fol-
lows yesterday when pressed: "Lhad
taken the ll o'clock cat" from Wall-
ingford and got into New Haven about
midnight. i was walking through
Little Orange street. when a couple of
men came along. and. one of them
said: 'iiollo. Eddie. can you lead me
a quarter.’ i didn't know them but
sal. ‘Sure,’ and who up. After that
one of them came back and said:
”l‘licrc ls somcthiug in your hat.‘
thanked him and took it. off to look at
it when. bingo! the other let me have
it on the knob. This was right in front
of Dr. Ross. What's that? No, I
Mliologist
half an hour before I came to, and
$27 was gone."
in the good old days of Barnum’s
chariot. and was one of Mr. Nero‘s
favorites through his dare devil
work. He is humiliated that he should
have lived through the perils of the
hippodromc only to go down and out
like any other Wallingi‘ord farmer.
Good for the cough. removes the
cold, the cause of the cough. That‘s
‘ the work of Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar—«the original laxative cough
syrup. Contains no opiates. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
.1
Bull 1 our Saturdaa’s
Groceries at our store
and Save Maneu.
""‘"' int 4
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ....-.. 31.00
3 Pkge. Zeal: ... 250
3 lb. Cen Baked Beans, 10c; 3 for 25¢
2 Pkge. Cream Wheat 25c
Sweet Potatoes, per pack ...... 80c
AQS'Euu,
sq Cottage 'Avc.. East Norwaik.
Phone 223-3.
is?" We... --- ., ......h... 1.;
PLUMBING 'AND IT“!
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
CTOVEO AND RAMOS!“ l;
ILATI AND TIN soon I.
‘Oll and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtures, Metal Ceiling. III.
' Have you seen our etoalclli|
RICHMOND RANGES?
ms JONES it penetrates
coup Y,
17 WALK .TRIIT. NORWAEK.
IVIB! LADY'U ORIOIINI OHAI
. In. . .
. \
should be equipped with I It!!!)
snow white. oneplece "Standard" Po!
ceiein Enameled Lavatory.
be to have hot and cold running vote
in your drolsln chamber. nice)
in: apartment 0 Int iloor will
room? its presence would afford gt.
the blue: degree of comfort.
* We will rudiment. you prices. Or
plumbers are I ctiy competent It.
mania. honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash.
OORNII “All AND WII‘I‘ ITO:
lentil Hamill. 00M.
wwwnm . ”We“...
, rue new.
nous. VICTORIA
melamine reels carer
illliOl‘lAN sum.
"M Mme I ll feature. I!
end Ilene-ls Li a dumbest. In
wane-l heated »
w ‘ "l s
1' ‘. RATIO HAWAII!
Fillel clocked lie in ecaneeilee
«to? "Warm wa' ”mum. ‘ %
see a ,
't‘lieere always on balls...“
1'. d. SULLIVAN. m,
Telephone cell. eve-e.
” lanai: can: ‘ ”
liregnru’s Point!
“'1' NORWALI
“emolumesdalimdsnfu
Md 000m to Order.
Bulls and listing
33oz? 3%:ng “r
m1. {jealously " i
if a: ‘ r V a ' J,
.mwvflts
In ‘ , 4 e
I ‘1‘“: .v
34‘,
didn't go to him for trcahueut. It was ,
circus Mr, Moriurlly used to drive a. 7
Have you ever stopped to meld! ‘
how delighfully convenient it '0qu ‘
Every woman may be attract-‘
ivc. Bright eyes. pink checks
and mi lips are her nature-
givou right. A saliow skin. lack
of animation. low spirits and
weak nerves may be avoided by ‘
the use of Beeciiam’s Pills, a.
l‘Clllt‘lly that well deserves the
confidence of every woman.
Again and again they new:
proved to be invaluable at those
recurring times when 50 man
\vomcu icci dcbili‘tatedand su -
for from nervousness. headache
and (leprcssion. it is wonderful
the way these pills assisthture
and relieve the suffering.
Every woman who values
health andgood looks should
become a user of ‘
Sold Everywhere. In boxes tile. and tie.
DISAPPEARED FROM STAMFORD.
STAMFORD. Sept. 19..~l\iichael Mc-
Dnviit, 82 years old, disappeared from ‘
his home Mondlty, and has not been
seen since. His relatives think that
he has committed suicide and have
ordered a search for the body.
WELL WORTH TRYlNG.
W. H. Brown, the popular pension ut-
torney of Pittsiield. th, says: “Next
to a pension, the best thing to get is
Dr. King‘s New Life Pills.” He writes:
“They keep my family in splendid ...
health." Quick cure for Headache.
Constipation and Billiousnces. 25c.
Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter's, South
Norwalk, and E. P. Wood's. Norwaik,
drug stores. . "
‘x.
.—
“But, tell me, why are your citizens
so bitter against Senator Smugg?“
“Why. confiound him. he keeps tell-
ing that be was born here."—~Puck.
cm lllllllllii all
. sou-rs soswALK, cons; ,jj 5 ‘3
runners A GENERAL IANKitis
llJSlNEfl.‘ - a
filififi'?" OAPITAIJ. J l
- ‘ :100,000.00 *- ‘2 14?}
' IUIPLU. AND FROM“
$173,500.00 \
EDWIN H. MATHEWCON, Pres. K
JOHN H. KNAPP. Viol-m
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Delhi":
WILFRED BODWELL. Ant. Ollhile
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