”iver
, M ‘.
the barren.
he knows a bettei-
Dose,
only one pill, It bedtime.
Earliiw Fall Colds
if you feel them coming on a few
doses of our
“LAXA‘TIVII'. COLD TABLET."
will break it up. . They will cure a
deep-center! son‘s: Incision hours.
iiii‘enm TII‘IIII.
slimline. "
IM bridge at...
sumo mum. errors.
or mushrooms er.
Tel. out III-I.
G. F‘. Benedict is engaged in paint-
ing Mrs. Goodsells house in Rowan
street
The ladies of Christ parish will give
a supper Thursday evening in the
parish rooms, in Van Zant WOOL
Willis Bean has been putting his
launch in the best of condition. She
are: launched today from John Cole's
A meeting of the Philuthea Class of
the East Avenue Church was held last
evening at the home of Miss Warnock,
in Seavicw avenue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ par-
lsh met at the home of MIs. C. H.
Jimmerson, last night. and talked up
the matter of holding a fair.
The supper of the Ladies Aid So
clety, of the Methodist Church. will
be held this evening. 'l‘hcic will also
be a meeting of the official board of
the church
The Misses Emma and Mildred
Cushman and Lena Dukes of Roway-
ton, were entertained Saturday by
Daniel Young, at his home at No ll
New street. They all report a pleas.
not time.
The first athletic class of the Pas-
time Athletic Club will be held at the
club rooms on Monday. Octobet 1 un-
der the direction of Professor Charlcs
Daley. of Bridgeport, and will continue
throughout the winter on Monday and
Thursday evenings.
A smoker will be held by the Rope
and Pipe. Association on Friday night
There will be refrcslimenu and sev-
eral friendly sputring matches be
tween a number of clever amateurs
who are members of the association.
__.,.
Captain Cummings. of the Salvation
Army. attended the weekly class meet-
ing last evening at the East Avenue
Methodist Church and gave a. talk. The
meeting was presided over by James
L'Homutcdicu and proved to be a very
interesting one.
Pearl and MildrI-d, the mother of
Pearl. and Oakley, the fuihcr. have
returned from Chatsworth. Ncw Jor-
scy. and the little gem, whom Grand-
ma Jerome says is Worth lIIII weight
in gold. is more chatty than IvoI ici-
ling all about her other grandpa and
grandma and their sisters, cousins and
aunts.
The lwcniyiilfth wedding Imnivcr-
nary of Mr. and Mrs. John ()llcrcu»
show was celebrated at their homo Iuiii
evening. it was a very quiet affair. but
they received some very handsome
presents and were showered with
wishes that they would live to com-
pleie~ twenty-fire more years of wcd
tied Ilfc.
"l‘hi- l’hllaiiwa f‘lnits of the blast Nor.
walk Methodist Church hold its first
"looting at ”it! boom of Miss Wurnnck.
in Beavlcw nvenuc. last evening. The
meeting was cullud to order by the
president. Minn King. The various
committccit were. voted otiwviuitiiig.
lookout and entertainment. The film-iv
lugs arc to bc held the second 'l‘ui-II-
day of ouch month at the homes of the
different members. The next Incciing
will be hold at. tho boom of Miss Eth-
ol Formulae. October 9.
Willis Bonn, the. liltman. and all
the members of his mlly. arc rcgrit
till. the loss of their favorlne whiin
hum. which died of spinal mcIIlIIgiIiII
on Monday. The animal had shown
no IIIIII of disability. but dropped
dead while on the road. It was a”
grout pot to the children. who used to
drive it around and supply may of
their neighbors with the pure and un-
udulioruiod tacit-Iii fluid. and would
follow any one of them up to the wry
doom by the belt of an apple or a few
mum of I r. The horse was vaiu.
ed It shout m.
The desperado who IttImptcd the
life of Captain Augustin at. John. on
Minnie: afternoon will never know
now user be some to getting out out
or minimum- it m I rainy day
and the CIptIiII was wrapped in II
lib: rubber soot. buttoned up to the
anal: and his undercut buttoned up
also. so that while lie was feeling for
his as. which happened to be under-
neat II handkerchief in an inside poo
not. the ml bed I chem to run.
The first bullet some very near, and
the second. it it bed but mined fire.
would have not him dead certain. as
IIIII welcome in that Is good I shot
as his brother am. The wouidbe
murderers bullet was at
of the “of
been
lotto
4’ .
rant It. John's
I lie k “may!” the hub
who
Wm '
immeasu-
uiir doctor if this is not true.
laxative than A er’ I Pills.
I 3 Cans Milk,
in I am sands
P 7- ii iii ' In
when the limb inIctleIj omens,
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All vege'thlI; an
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whoever attempts to scare him Inléht
as well try to frighten Buffalo «Bill
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ROWAYTON.
.—_..
The leaves are beginning to fail.
Work was commenced Monday upon
the new stone bridge over the Keeler
brook at B'rookside.
Mrs. Lewis Waterbury, of Roway-
ion. is spending a week at the resi-
deuce of her brother-ln-law, Otto M.
Makowski. of Stamford.
Ext-Congressman Theodore A. Bell,
who spent several months at the home
of his aunt Mrs. Captain ii. Rowland.
of Highland avenue. has been nomi-
nated for governor of California Mr.
Bell is a grandson of the late Smith
and Harriet Mills, of Rowayton.
~Farmers. mechanics, railroaders.
laborers rely on Dr Thomas Eclec-
tric Oil Takes the sting out of cuts
burns or bruises at once Pain cun-
noi. stay where it is used.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Thieves broke into the hcnnory of
Mrs. H Marlng. of Connccticut ave.
one. near the Darlcn llne.1ust night
and stole thirty five flue pnilcts. M18.
Marlng had given her brood care-
ful attention and care all the suin-
mer and she feels the loss severely.
WESTPORT. .
A number from here arc in attend-
ancc at. tho Newtown Fair today.
Dwight Adams was one of the in
tcrestcd spectators at. the automobile
races on bong island Saturday.
lilies ldu Best who has been visit
lug friends in this vicinity has dc-
puricd for her homo in Chicago, ill.
Oliver Jennings and II sclcct party
of friends are cruising along the
north shore of the Sound in the yacht
Diana.
Thursday the Democratic town cau-
cus is i obc held and there are evidA
euros of more healthy activity than
has been the case during the past two
years prosnging active cauipnlgn that
should result in ll. victory for the
party. ‘
There are some in town who havc
not. abandoned hope that tho cuIIIIIIIIII-
ity will yet appreciate the courtesy of
placing a memorial in Ilu~ donor in
the now libraiy building and that thc
Ialked about subscription fund will bc
come a Icallty in the neat futuIc. Mor-
Iis K. Jcaup iIthI) dcscrvcs this too
tiIIIonlnl of appreciation from us.
WESTON.
(lcorgc Adams has been quite ill
with qulnsy.
Mrs. Mincrvu Andrews bus
Ili‘llll t|llllii III.
uguin
Ii‘l‘illlli Morcbouso in recovering from
It {cw duys' illness.
itcv, W. ll. Jcpson bus
from It visit in Bridgeport.
roturucd
'l‘bc l'lIIIIIocrIIiII will hold II caucus in
tho Town Hall. this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. of Siam-
forIl. urc occupying the Funlhubcr cot-
lugc.
—-.
chcrnl from here niicndcd the con-
cert given by Ncw York talent. at (Jun-
non ”it”, last evening.
Mrs. .lmu-phinu Fitch returned to
iiridgoport. on Monday. after being an
over Sunday guest of her sister. Mrs.
F. l’. Murchouue.
ltcv. and Mrs. J. b. Hhivcly are
spending this Week Iii the residence of
Mrs hiubcl li‘licli. They leave on
Monday for their new home III West-
crII New York.
Mr. and Mrs Charles 8collab! and
daughter were thrown from their run-
about while driving to Norwelit on
Sunday afternoon. by the horse be-
coming frightened III a pile of wood
by the roadside near Poplar Plains.
rs. ilcoflcid was considerably bruised.
but none of them Wore seriously hurt.
The horse was captured by two lady
pedestrians.
WWW
NEW CANAAN.
Howard deflect. who has been vie
fling in town. has returned home.
William Potter has been entertain-
ing his sister. from Bayonne. N. .l.
W”.
N". Edward tiny. who has been
visiting in Deanery. returned to town.
y.
The highwu on Mt. labeuou is
Melvin II In sienna! coat of mo
root, III crushed mus.
tho myth“
ll. it. more, term
I
the trolley line. now living in Port
Chester. was in town. Sunday.
Theodore Mills. who has been con-
fined to his house in Church street for
. the past week, is able to resume his
duties.
Augustus Green. the new conductor
on the trolley line, has rented one
half of the old Baldwin homestead in
East avenue. and will shortly remove
here.
it is expected that there will be
several lively contests at the Republi-
can caucus Thursday evening There
are several candidates in the field for
first selectnian and tax collector.
Just out of New Canaan. at Four
Corners. is located what is known as
the dahlis farm. owned and propagated
by Edwin Comatock Parties from Nor~
walk, Stamford and many other places
visit the farm and are privileged to
inspect the some of d lies. The first
field entered contain 9 choice va-
rieties. one of the most beautiful of
which is the “Mrs. Roosevelt." Visitors
are received cordially. and on ther de-
parture many receive beautiful bou-
nets and all are high in their praise
of the hospitality of the genial propri-
aim of the sweetest farm in New
Canaan.
T. M, Fairty. aged 74, died Sunday
morning. The deceased was an old
and respected citizen. and was engag-
cd in the grocery business in New
Canaan for thirty-live years. He held
several local offices and was well
known throughout the county. Since
his retirement from business, about
scven years ago. he has been an in
valid. Although in a very weak men
in] condition, his death was unexpect
ed. A widow and two sons survive
him. The funeral service was held
from his into home in East avenue.
yesterday, at 2:30 p. m. Rev. J. How
am Hoyt, l).l)., of the Congregational
Church. officiated. interment war
in the family plot in Lakeview Come
tcry.
The exodutgof the summer residenti
has fairly started. and before Oct. 1
about all those intending to return it
their homes in the city will have gone
There are. however. a larger number
of families than usual who will remain
throughout the winter. The custom
scams to bo becoming more pronouns
cd ouch scason. and with the
prospects of such convenient anti rap»
iii-transportation as the advent of the
new electric system on the railroad.
and the advantage thus afforded, it, is
thought that the number remaining.
will greatly increase. New Canaan
has cxpcricnccd a very successful sea-
son. and a low estimate would place
the numbct of city pcoplc in town
for the greater part of the season at
i’LIOO. Local mcichants sin that busi-
boss has bccn almost double that of
previous years.
it is estiIIIIItcd that the New Canaan
scwcr construction will cover three
miles of the roadway in the borough
ccnicr. The septic lchs will be on
the Salter piopcrty. and. as the par»
chain: of the property was the chief
Ililllt‘ of ('llllii‘llIIUIl that the borough
board had to mch with. it is now cer-
tain that the rclnainlug obstacles are
few, and with the favorable prospects
in sight. there is no real-Ion why the
work should not progress rapidly. 'i‘hc
only rcuiuncrutit'ln in sight for those
of title borough board who have work
ed nccssuntlr and with such cucrgy to
bring the matter to its precsut well-
forIIII-d basis, is ll clean and uptodalc
VlIIllL’t‘ such as Ncw (.‘Itnunn ought to
be. There has lIccn much to do, and
it has been accomplished willingly.
Every member of the board has been
lIIicrcsthl in the qulicr through their
loyal public spirit. and the final cunt»
plctlon of the work, will Hlllllil as u
lusting memorial to their \vcil-dlroclcd
efforts.
NEW LEADER IN ZION CITV.
CbarleI F. Parham is an Evangelist
of the ApOItolic Faith.
CHICAGO. Sept 26.I»A now chIch
has arisen in Zion (lily. lie is Chur-
lcs l". I’IIrhIIm. an cvuugcllst of the
Apostolic faith. it soul that has five
thousand followers, chiefly III Kansas
lllliI California. in ll single \vcclt Ili‘
but; utiI‘IiciI-Il auroral IllilliII‘t'tI follow-
i'l'H. and last night Gi'lll'l'iil Overseer
Volvln had II spcclul meeting of Hill:
core of the churili to sI-I- if some cf
fwtivo quasurca could not be lulu-u
against the prouclytcr. l-lin converts
include sonic of the promiucnt old-
are.
“You him-Ii f‘Iltlllfli' ciibcr IIIII or this
intruder. who has HIDIi'll into our
church.” said Volvln at tho plt'IilIllK
at Zion college. “You cannot HI'I‘VI'
two lcuIlIIrI-I. This man is within“:
some of our most faithful people from
their ullcgiunro ill ll critical than. 'I‘Ili'
only thing that will llllflIlIil us to
weather the present. storm is unity.
i fear that this unity in thrcuicuml.“
Mcauwbile. l’arlmm was holding an
enthusiastic mccting not mom than
a block away from tho college. The
house was crowded and the congru-
gutiou covered the lawn.
CHETANO AND ORIIKB FIGHT.
(SANEA. island of Crete. Sept 2ii.~~-
Thu departure for Athens last night
of Prince George of Greece. the late
commissioner of the powers. who is
succeeded by M. Zunil. a former pru-
Inier of Greece. led in turbulent menus
and a conflict balm-on lhu (lrotanu
and the international troops. Beve-
rIl hundred IImIod Cretnns who Icon
in the departure of Prince George II
postponement of their aspirations for
the annexation of the island of licence.
attempted to forcibly prevent hlI our
baritntion. 'l‘hoy broke through the
cordon of troops and volleys were ex-
changed. resulting in two being killed
and s uumlwr wounded on both sides
The new commissioner will take up
his duties next week
UNITKD "AT“ OUMIIMI coua‘r
WABHING'PON. Beat taw'rne
next term of the Supreme Court of the
United Item will begin a Week from
next Monday. The docket now emu
talus over til cases and other: will be
added before the Opening day
On account of the resignation of
Jubilee Irena and the (slim to tilt
meummm
m III“! there will be one "out
mitt-sell. . .
.a
~ your “fill.
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How to Tell if Your Kidneys
and Bladder are Diseased.
Many people suffer from Kidney and
Bladder Diseases without knowing the
cause of their poor health; and still noth-
in? is easier to find out. There are our-
tan symptoml
which never
caIIIe. ..
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and: in
the morn»
mg. 1):}
some
n a glass
tumbler.
Allowlngit
Io rem sin .
.here till the
Iextmorning. Then and /
mine it. there is a .
chiment or powder- -llke
Iubstunce at the bottom.
tis positive proof that
'our Kiducvs are in 3 dan-
:crous condition; but do not
In alarmed. Dr. Dr'wld
Kennedy's Favorite Rem-
:dy, if taken prom tly. will
cstore your diseased idneys and Bled-
ler to a health condition again. It will
Ilso cure pain it the small of the back;
Icalding pain in passing water frequent
lcslre to urinate. .Farticulnrly at night;
Ind inability to he (1 the urine back all
If which troubles are due to disordered
(idueys. Favorite Rem is sold
a the drug stores for $1 a bott e.
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TAX COLLECTOR BOUND OVER.
RO\ llCIlllX. Sept. 26. “Eugene
Ward, tax collector of the town of Rox-
.Iury,‘ who was arrested last week on
a charm- of having Inisapproprlnlctl
.lltlllil)‘ collccicd from Iaxpuycrs, was
brought for it hearing before Justice
of the Peace [Edward W. Preston ycs-
IcI'Ilay. (‘ounscl for IIlt‘ prisonur Ivniv—
id cunniiuution and Ward‘ was bound
'Ivcv under $l,iiiiti bonds to Lhtl thch-
ilcid county superior court.
No man ever did anything heroic so
long as tho had one eye fixed on his
lliilo.
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fifth day of September, l90ti. The Banks
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York. N. Y.. hath deposited in tb'fis of-
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which is in the following words. to
wit:
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(‘iiy of New York. Ily Samuel Jones
and James C. Spencer, Reporters of
the Court. New York Superior Court
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ccr's Reporls. VIII. XI.
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YAMA/suwww Dug“...
Till I
and be happu.
CharluE. Dov.
minivans. ‘
m woodman mam
i .. - , my?“ *‘
to w'vnnsouu Ionian? Illumint.
INDiANAi’OLlrl. Ind. new 9-6 -A
special to the News from Peru, Illtl..
says It ll persons were killed and many
hint ill-(lily when Wabash fast mail
train No. ii, running seventy miles an
hour, dashed through an open switch
and into a freight. train at, Clllllll, 1H,,
At the offices of the Wabash Hull-
road here it. is said that eight pcoplu
were killed in the passenger train
wreck ut Catlin, lll.. this morning.
ST. IJOUlS. Mo., Sept fidmA (IIHv
patch from Danvlllc, 11].. gives the fol-
the Wabash
lowing paItisl list of casualties in the
Wabash wreck at Catlin, 111.
Dead: —~
,‘Engineer Jonas Butler,
Fireman Walter Ellison.
Poutai Clerk ire Harding.
Fortynone persons ch'o injured.
mostly bruises. cuts and burns. it is
believed that [time or four of twolvc
badly burned children will die. A'll
injured were brought to Danville on ll
relief train.
BRYAN ARRIVES iN NASHVILLE.
NAHSVlidil‘d.
llam J. Bryan arrived here from Mom-
phis last night. He was met by a
lagrc crowd of citizens. lie Ilrovo Ill-
really to tho Hyman Auditorium.
where the speaking was held. Six thou-
sand people greeted him. Mr. Bryan
explained somewhat. in detail his po-
sition on the railroad government. own-
ership question. his rcIIItIrlts being in
effect the some. as those made at oth-
or points in the South. Mr. Bryan iclt
immediately after closing his spcceh.
taking the twin for Omaha and Lin
coin, Neb.
INSURANCE SWINDLERS SEN:
‘ TENCED.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. Lid—Of
twenty defendants charged with swim]-
ling the New YoIk Life, Mutual Life
and the E nitabii- Life insurance Com-
panics. fouI Iwic convicted yesterday.
They received sentences ranging from
eleven months to four years‘ Imprison-
ment. The frauds involved approxb
mated $300,000.
FOR MAYOR OF NEW LONDON.
NEW LONDON. Sept. {BIL-«Aldon
mun l‘icIIjIIInlII is Armstrong was nonl-
iIIatcd by the llvptblicun city conven-
tion last night as candidate for mayor.
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Welsbach
Lamps
lt Tailoring Prices.
No. 7l302 [lax iith, 750
WHITE AIR HOLE LAMP.
N0. 7l308 60x light, $l
FANCY AIR HOLE LAMP.
Above prices include Installation.
Bonn. lililwautl
Lightingfimpanu
Wall“
Paper
. I
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son’s line the best
we overlaid.
a."
E. E. Gotham,
downs drumm- oil.
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)rcvcntinn' that saves many :1 (lol-
III for cure. Keep disease iruIII
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The safeguards against all life's
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Healthy Kldne I. Regular Bowls
and Pure B
Hundreds of thousands—both
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using
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a remedy that has stood the test
fm half a mouth and Is now used
mcr :Ill IIlt‘ IivIIIzctl globe IlIcy
D1 hit the blood. sticngthcn the
lanes ruLilIillt the bowels aIIl the
It! dime and chic stomach lIoIIlIlcs.
Build up thc lli’thlllS force and rc<
pull the Ill ctlttis of overeating.
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lake Beccham's Pills regularly
and van IIIll maintain good health
at small cust.
~Ai Small llosi
field Everywhere. In boxes 100. and 25c.
What. a man would call "cnthuslasm’
Its Implicit to lIiIIIsolf, in: dubs “gush“
in others.
Fresh Fish.
swarms litmus
........... .. ..l2c
WHITE HALllil'T ..... .....120
STEAK COD ....... . 120
WHOLE SALMON . . l‘Je
SLICED SALMON .........13('
WEAKII‘lSil ................... lilc
llthl’i‘A MACKEREII ............ lilo
DRY liSi‘AlJIOPS ......... 300 qt.
All otlIcr kinds of F lab at Icasonabic
prices.
DucrOss.
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MARK
Old Illva'tion AI-Emy Iulidlng.
In! In of Washington ltrut IrldlI.
1W
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HOT WATER HEATING.
g HOT AIR HEATING.
UTOVES AND RANGES.
ILATE AND TIN ROOFIN‘
an and steam Fitting,
III FixtureI, Metal Ceiling. I“.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMP , .
11 WALL eraser. NORWALK.
Bun {our “Saturdan’s
Groceries at our store
and Save Moneu.
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar ...... $1.00
3Pkge. ZeIt 25c
3 lb. Can Baked Beans, 100; 3 for 25:
2 Pkge. Cream Wheat .......... 250
Sweet Potatoes, per peck '....u 300
. ’11-"!!!
A. Stull,
:4 Cottage 'Ave., Eur Non"):
Phone 223-3. .
EVIRY. LADY'I DREIIINO CHAN
Ill.
IlIoiIId be equipped witll Not!
new white. onepiece "BtInd'ul'Pu
coluu Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to mallet
how delighfully convenient it woulf
be to have not and cold running mm
in your drIIIiug chamber.
in. apartment of Int floor
room? in presence would ISM If.
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