In!“
Oxpllltryodr cue carefully
him about your taking A or.
he lays. Get the
«If-tit: man 3 ‘ i
do II
a.
0r, .
‘ Spec, Illls .iile'lik;
Iootii fltilsil. llild lootil
Powder. for Pricegof tine
Thronsll a shout obntra‘ot with 'Dr.
V. C. Bell we offer this week a box or
Dr. Bell's Tooth Powder or a bottle,
of Dr. Bell's Mouth Elixir with n 25c
Tooth Brush.
« ALL FOR 25:.
lilo Bridge, Pharmacy.
PLATNER I: mm. P3093.
105 WASHINGTON 8T.
T01. Dell 499-2.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Sturges Randall are
spending a few weeks Ill li‘rceport. L. I.
Miss Ernestine Gamble was confined
to ller home by illness yesterday, but
is somewhat better today.
Mrs. Sylvester Sciieek has returned
to her home In Bellport. L. I., after a
visit with Mrs. John L'Honimedieu.
Mrs. George Selleck, of Jersey City.
has returned to her home there after
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John li’Hom-
medieu. '
Mr. and Mrs, George I". Smith, of
Rowan street. entertained a large party
at dinner last evening, In honor of
Lieutenant Smith and wife.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Christ
Church will meet. at the home of Mrs.
lienry Jimmerson, East avenue, to.
morrowlafternoon at 2:30. All are
urged to be present.
The boys have been accumulating
large stores of boxes and barrels and
other inflammable material, for their
llaiioWe‘en bonfires and all plans are
made for a big celebration this year.
It is stated upon good authority that
the residence of Captain Nathan Rob-
erts on Senview avenue. has been sold,
together with the land nearby, and
that three handsome cottages will soon
be erected upon It. the old house be-
ing torn down to make room for them.
The Nathan Roberts house is ill] old
landmark and one of the oldest houses
in East. Not-walk.
Tomorrow, Thursday evening, ll Ht'l'v
vice of special interest will be conduct-
ed in the East Avenue Methodist Epis.
copui Church by the Rev. llcrtrand Ii‘.
'I‘ippic, pastor'of the First Clillrch in
Stamford, and the ltcv. (ii-urge Ii).
ii‘rccman, pastor of the Methodist
(‘Iilirch in llilricii, at 7:45. ii. .I. llip.
son would like to mcct the chorus in
the Sunday school room at 7:30 p. m.
sharp. All are nskcd to bring the Ar-
mory song books. A grand service may
be expected.
Mrs, Kate McCabe. the genial moih‘
er of Mrs. P. H_ Ostcrhnus. alnl Mrs.
A. Dolliuger. has gonc Wcst to rcmuin
there during the winter. dividing hcr
time between Cincinnati. 0.. and In»
dianapolis. Ind, and sbc is now ill the
latter place, living with rciuiivcs. Mrs.
Mchbe calls (‘incinnuti her home, be
cause her late husband. Thomas Mr»
(lubc, ii bruvc lTuiou soldlcr, with her
othcr children. some passed into llic
other world. enjoyed most of their
happiest days thcrc. There is one
thing Mrs. McCubc will never {oi-git
during her rcsidcnrc hero, and that is
the greatest naval display over such
ill illc world. on Labor Day. on which
occasion (‘upiliiu IA‘liIIt- (iambic. of tho
Ajax. took a party to tiyslcr liny, and
llllliIIlK thcm were Mrs. MchIlc and
Ilcr twp linilnhtcrs, Katie and Agulc.
"As lbc twin is bunt. llic trcc‘s Ill-
ciliicll," holds its good today its will-ll
it was tirsl utlcrctl, and that Hill.»
Ilutlly Davenport in a twin tIiul twins
cwrytblnu l‘IIll ucvuvr In» dcnicd. us illc
llixoils. llobl-rts, Smiths, lilizcus uild
a bust of other ludy {rlcllds i'llll tcnv
lily. When Ilcr grandma brought Iicl‘
it doll lilo other day. ilrcnscll with lulu:
skirts. loin: slccvvu and loose waist.
uflcr embracing Ibo donor, llic litilc
silowblrd wont in It l-nrtii-r, and first
rolled up the limo. siccrcs to the l-lbow
thcn Iiml u plccc oi‘ lnpc tightly iibolit
the Wiiiid, and throw] up the skirt.
muttering burn arms, illlhl waists and
little Mil. lot siic ri‘d so. and lipylllit
nonu- curtain riults on tho polo asked
for two ut them to make brnculuta with
and willlc thc rcprcluuilullvua of lhl't‘t'
llcuurulinns. Ada. 'i‘ip IIINI Floss, would
pull down the moon {or ill" child to
play with, if they could. ihcy got out or
the bracelet question lbc conical wny
pollidhlc. Aficr thus rearranging lin-
doll accordinx to the wunicru Illsbiou
of today. the mimic: said: "Now my
little dolly In in tho Mylo."
ROWAYTON.
'I‘hc Norwalk Yacht Club house was
clout-d for the season today. and the
Winter Morin durtl were ulllilmi.
Ml'ii I‘lllimu tilasuon. oi l'cuiillylvu-
niu. who has burn the nut-st. of nor
Illilwu Francis uoyliitim. In smith Nor.
Walk. vlsltcti the Invalid chair uiuuii-
factory hum. yesterday.
Colonel Boyle. who has taken a
loose ol the loruwr tibllrius lIlWflIIt‘A
house in Ilnwayton uvonuc, has had
his furniture shipped hert- Irom Mount
Clair. New Jersey. and is telling pow
session.
John Rick has moved from Harry
Pepper's building at the corner of Rain
road and ltowuylun avenues to the up-
per liner in lions (laser's bonito. The
near, John MUHIIM‘. will move Into
1 house vacated by Mr, Itlcli.
Richard Low, or New York. who has
purchased Mrs. William Brosdhurtlt‘il
W1. lit Albrechl's Hill. In tailing
Won. litre. Iirolidhurst will
War home with her sister. Mrs.
Webb, in Rowuylmi avenue.
‘l‘lio residents at llowayton will turn
. this evening to listen to the Dow
mliblndars, who will hold forth
the green at Council I’alk. henc-
i
to Chm" ami-
erry Pector .
It medicine, dodge.
t.-
tor Jeremiah Donovan. Candidates Wil-
liam 1. Stevens and William how will
be heard on the issues or the cam-
paign.
The New England supper given by
the, Ladies' Auxiliary ot Rowuyton
Hose Company, last evening, was a
great success, both financially and 80'
clally. There was a very large attenti-
once. and the. occasion was most on-
joyable throughout. There were four
booths arranged to represent spring,
summer, autumn tutti winter. and from
these large numbers of fancy and do-
mestic articles worc’ sold. The decoru-
tlons were on a very handsome scale.
The dinner was line in every respect.
Among the ladies having the allair Ill
charge and assisting in making it such
a success were Mrs, C, H. Gulder, Mrs.
A. B. Clevcriy, Mrs. Frank ('irookctt,
Mrs. John Plunder. Mrs, Mary Stevens,
Mrs. lilibirt Marsh, Mrs. Harvey Ack~
crt. Mrs. William (‘ushmnli and Mrs.
Costs. 'I‘onlgiil tiicrc will be Iluilow-
o'cll dance at tile Iloso house.
Specials
3 pkgs. Grandma Pancake Flour...25c
3 can: Tomatoes..... ....... ......25c
3 cans Magholla Milk ............. 25:;
3 cans Campbell’s Soup ........... 25c
Potatoes. per bushel..............75c
Fresh made Butter, per lb ..... ...32c
Roberta-“Smith
Phone 251-6. Roweyton, conn.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The ladies of the Methodist Iiipisco.
pill Church gave a vcry largely attend-
ed and tulloyilbio cuteriuillnlcnl in the
Town Hall, last night. There were
a number of nlusicnl selections by the
imperial Mandolin Club. of Stamford.
Miss liclou Ilrunlmer snug. and Miss
Theresa Hoyt acted vcry eiilclcntly as
piano accompanist. A play was our of
the evening's features, and in this Dr.
and Mrs_ A. I.. Ilousc. Mrs. illirdlck.
Miss Iiclcn Ilrummcr. John Ilrown and
others had prominent parts. Ice
cream and cake were served at the
conclusion of the program.
WESTPORT.
Mrs. Suniucl Ayrcs is visiting the
family of .I. (,‘.. Inluicn ill (lrccuiicld.
Miss .Icunle Ferris oi‘ Soulhport has
bccn visiting relatives and Iricuds ill
this section.
A number of ripe raspbcrrics :lrc rt"
porlcd to Ilnvc bccn gathcrcd within
the past two days from the prculiscs
of Mrs, William Osborn.
Cross country ridcrs arc. preparing
to givc ciliisc to the fox lIIlIl from ro-
ports there are u uulnbcr III Weston
and illusion sections.
Local members of Greenfield Couu
try club arc prcpurilig for u mcrry tilin-
of it tonight when illcrc is to be u
club masuucrndc in the casino.
There are to be HIiVl‘l‘ilI Iiuilowc'cn
pnrilcs in town tonight and lbc small
boy can be counicd on to make lili-
miscrnblc for some ol‘ the neighbors.
If your property has not been listed
with tile assessors get busy. The limo
cxpircs Thursday and ultcr that a lit
pcr cclli addition will bc pill on the
tax lisscssnlcnt.
The highway commissioner has
awarded a contract for 2.500 ft‘i'l til
ltruvci road til the town or \Vcslpoi-l
to t‘. \V. ’I‘ryon oI' Mcvidcu for it of»
u foot. making the amount of tho con-
tract $2.625.
19 WANT TO BE DRUGGISTS.
Large Number 0! Candidates Beiore
Pharmacy Commission.
'l‘iic siltic pliurllllicy commission lvv
:liiilucll an unusually large uumbcr oI
culidldlill-s ,vcslcrduy at the Capitol.
’I‘hc clinllilllllcs were:
John .I. tl'Kl-ci‘c, Abrubutli I‘lli Scltzcl'.
.loscpii (loldcnln-riz. i‘ol'ucllun chb'r,
I'lllucnc Ziiislcr. llllrilord: Stanicy I-Z.
'I‘ouiniusldlo. .lobu ll. .lutncu. Now
Inndoni (‘lltirlcu It}. Morin. linlilclsoll;
Arthur s. Wnkcninu. lilarl ll. llriiy.
Ilcorllc A. Miltllcrcy. I'lrldirl-porl; Will
“‘1' Ilavid Kcnytui. Willcriiury; Wilt
Illitn Henry Koch. iiolliuilvillc; Ilurri»
eon Ii‘. Imam-ti, New Milford: Joseph
Albert I'lcsnlnruls, Iiolyoku, Mam;
Louis likltliund Mbrcier. ’I‘llItvillc; libi-
wlird H, Arnold. Hlilmlord: Harry A.
Ill'itdlliy, Hoiltb Norwalk; Williuln (inr-
Iicid Reynolds. Nuw Haven.
The next i-xulnluutiou will be held ill
the Capitol on tilc first Tuesday in
Ilvccmber.
m...- m
up-iltnto tour of Charles It}.
prior to tho clccilon on Tuesday next,
is druwlmt lo a close. llcullinlnlr. to-
day. Mr. lillitllmi will gradually work
his way In the cunt and tuiulti. rcnch-
inu Ncw York on Friday nluht. when
he will tiiidrcuu acvurul nwcliugn to
mull inland City and lirimhiyu. The
candidate and his party loll hum car»
l)’ today with Hymrusn an the oiilr-i-tivli
point [or thr- tlIltIlI inccllnu. After a
Illiouu mimilc rldn there was it till)
‘nt li‘uilnn. where Mr, Hughes mud"
Ibrief address.
it‘tlttt' lodny ihc
rend to Auburn, whore Illl't‘l' will be an
ni'tcrumiu meeting. Mr. Hughes than
returns in Syracuse and will havr a
rest of several hours before the night
meeting belting. '
it has been arranged for Mr. Hughes
in make iliroe noon day speeches In
Schenectady on Friday. The weather
today was extremely cold and while
Iths snow which began last ntahi had
owned the sky was still hidden bo-
hlud a heavy bani: of clouds.
WI '
“MN 6‘0 HTTIR LAIOAEIII‘
' .conorriou.
MADRID. Oct. lit ..... The Cabinet has
decided to Introduce a bill with tIin ob.
loci of ameliorating the conditions of
woman and children who are rompob
led to wort: tor a living.
I
HUGHES LABT up arms Tova. _'
oswnoo. s. i'., on. {II.-~-'I'Iil' liliII: ,
Hughes, ‘
l’osslnll through Hyrn- .
special truth will pro ,
o.
’ OONCIB‘I' IN new coins. "
Symphony Orchestra and Ohm-later:
Furnish a Fine Musical Treat.
Unusual activity was noticeable at
the New Canaan station on the ar-
rlvul of the 7:30 trolley lrom Stum-
ford, Monday evening. Some titty must»
clans and , singers-«including the
Methodist Symphony orchestra. a
mule quarter and u boy scxtotte from
t. Andrew's Church—mutter the di-
rectorship of H. L. Sebastian, hall
come to town to give an entertain-
ment.
A good-sized audience erected them
in the opera house. The program.
which was well received, opened with
an overture. Vanderbilt. Clip, by the
full orchestra, which is composed of
both plea and women. The selection
was heartily applauded, and reflected
credit upon the performers and their
lnsti uetor.
The second number by the orchclr
lra was it medley. Mclnorlcs of Col-
lege Days. and was made up of
snatches of old songs with which
orcry one Is familiar. and many III
the audience were ill sympathy with
the old fcllow who said: “Classical
music may be all right, but Home
Sweet. Home for mine."
i A quartet composed of Messrs.
Luthom, Implosion, ()ffcn und llrdwn.
sling several sclcciions and was
obliged to give encore numbers, one
or which. a bright little song entitled
Ilt‘Ictl Apple Pie. especially pleased
the audience and had to bc repented.
Six boy choristers from St. All-
drcw‘s Church, accompanied by the
orclicsl.ru._ sting Moon Door, and When
the lions Arc ill the Hive. The boys
did lzood work Their voices were
sweet and clear. The scxlottc was
‘coinposed of Masters Al'lriiin Morse,
‘Ilwlght Robinson, William Shine.
Samuel Roberts, Frederick Sutton
and Adrian Jennings.
A little solo by Mr. Barllnrdl from
King's timid, and a cnphonllim solo
by Patrizio Chappclle front Royal
(‘urblnccrs Ilolne, gave vuricty to
and rounded ollt a. program of rent
cxcollcncc.
-~Curcs baby's cronp, Willie‘s daily
cuts and bruises. mama's sore throat,
grandma's Iunlcncss.~llr, 'I‘lnimlls‘
lilclocirlc Oil—«lilo grout Ilonsclllod
rcnicdy.
COLD WINTER, SAYS
JOHNSON.
HORACE
Sage of Middle Haddam
Forecast.
lloruco Johnson has Isslii‘ii Illt‘ Ioi~
lowing from Middle Illiildam:
“lit the interim limit the 30th to the
Out With
lurbance III the lituiospllerc. not, of lulu:
duration. may exhibit cousidcriiblc
force. From the li’iill to tho Will ill
Novctnbci' iliclc will bc n couslwisc
disturlilillcc, bu prcpnrcti tor it very
local. disturbance. to bc l‘nllliwcd by n
cold wuvc Indication ol' snow, possibly
rain and furious wind. Murincrs
iiioln: tiic coast be on illc lookout.
'I‘Iic (‘onnccilclil rivcr will not closc lo
stcuui nuvislllilul bclorc lbc Zillb day
of l)ccolllbel'. ’l‘horc will be n cold
\vziti- pill in on llppt-llrullt'c nilcr IIII'
lh‘tli nl‘ Ili‘t‘l'llllit‘l" lltc lliurcury Will
drop to zero lllltl lower. llnrlllg llli'
month of January .llboul tlic ltilb.
lllt‘l't' will be another frigid tcrm, cul-
liiii: ot‘ lcc will bc in ordcr. ’l‘bc
nicrcurr will make another drop about
Ilil‘ i‘Jtli ol' li‘cbi'tlury. lll curly Mnrcli
sort-:c cold weather. From tho lb‘tii lit
Ilt‘t‘t'llllit‘I‘ it) IIlt‘ Ztlill of Mill'l'l] \vc
sluill cxpcricuco closc wlnlcr \vculbcr.
Icc \vill bc plenty and cliclip during
the stimuli-r of 1907. Christmas illi)‘
\iiil bl- picusllnl. all can not out for
u lucrl'y Iiulc. l’rtwidcllt lloosl-l‘cll
Illi'lISt‘ nominllic the Skill 41in of No-
\‘l'lllllt'l‘ us llic day for iIll‘ giving of
thanks and praise for what we pos-
sv-ss and enjoy and all will be wcil.
lilo Qiilh \vliulli lw tiluibtl'lil. ulvv its
tlio L'h‘tli. iillll \\'t‘ will no In all builds
around, and the wholc nation will til.
tl-r nl-lllillll-lliti of lhunkfuiucss,
"Yours in thc lnicrcsl ol‘ tin-ti~oi-ollu:_v
illlll llic happiness of mankind,"
m ll'll'
FRANCE MAY ABOLISH DEATH
PENALTY.
I'AltlS. Oct. lil.—~'i‘hc Cabinet hull
dccidcii in Illi‘llllli' In its I‘ui'lluuiunlnly
prourlllu ibc pnrcbiisc of IIII‘ \Vcslcru
Itllilroliil and a bill providing for tin
abolition ul‘ tIlc liclltb pcnuliv.
War Milllstcr I'ii'tlluiri's plan for Illi‘
rclorlu oi' courlslniii'tiul amounts to
their cntlrc suppression, substitution
llti-i-clorc civil proccdurc III the cusp
of IIIYI‘IIH"R llIIlIIilllllIIIi‘ by coiillilml
iuw. wiiiic disciplinary courts will
llclll with infractions of discipline.
’Mllllllll‘l‘ of Public Works illlrlbmi‘s
projccl. IN the rcvluiou of the inluliis
biw contcmpIuII-s the bikini: uvcr by
inmtntc of? H'll‘mlllt'il‘ulld‘ the, tttbrtlcl-
‘ ll
Gilli is E. Dilll,
HARDWARE.
1st of November thcrc will be it (1124— '—
luui 'conslnl‘ill
niii ALI.-
IMPORTANT not
That Ill address-
Ing Mrs. Pinto . .
ham you are oon- 1_.
filling your private . .. 'c.
ills to a Women—
a. woman whose exporI-‘
once with women’s dis-
eases carers a great
many years.
Mrs. I’inilham is the '2
dcu iltcr-inalnw 0!
Mills E. l’inllham.‘
and for many years " ‘
underllerdircctlon,
and since her do.
cessashebnsbeen
advising sick wo~
men free ofclinrge.
Many women
suffer In silence lid drift. along from
bad to worse. itnzwing full well that
they ought. to have linmcdinte assist-
ance. but a natural modesty inlpels
them to shrink from exposing them-
selves to the questions and probable
examinations of even their family
physician. Itlsunneoessary. Without
money or price you can consult a wo-
man whose knowledge from actual ex-
perience is great.
Mrs. Pinkhum's standing Invitation.
Women suffering from any form of
Iclnalewcnkncssnroinvitclltopromptiy
communicate with Mrs. l’inkliuin. at.
Lynn. Muss. All letters arc rcccivcd.
opened. read and answered by women
only. A woman can freely talk of her
private iiincss to o. woman; tints has
bccn established the eternal confidence
bctwccu Mrs. l’iukllam and the women
of America which has novcr been
broken. (lot of ill. vnst volume oi
experience which she has todrsw from.
it is hmre thnii possible that. she has
trained the very knowledge that will
llolp your case. She asks nothing in
return cxccpt your gall-will, and her
advice has relieved thousands. Surely
any woman. ricli orpoor. is vcry foolish
it she docs not take advantage of this
generous oil‘cr of assistance.
If you are ill. don‘t hesitate to get a
bottle of Lydia E. i'initbum’sVegctubic
Compound utonoc, and write Mrs. I’inll-
bum. Lynn. Mass . for special advice.
When a medicine has bccn successful
in restoring to 'acalib so many wrimcn.
you cannot. wcll say. without. trying it,
" 1 do not believe it will help me."
WILL ENTER BUSINESS WITH
FATHER.
licslic W. iorhalu, who has bccn
conucclcd with the Connccticut Itiiil~
way and l.ii:hliui: Company for some
Illlll', has resigned ills position with
that company. Mr. GorIinnl Ilns ink-
rn this step In ordcr that he may
unite with his Iziibcr. Iii. E. lorhnln, of
linst Norwulk, Ill conducting the lut~
tci's cvicnsivc paint and wall pupcr
busincss.
IF ANY PART OF YOUR HOUSE IS
NOT WARM ENOUGH
ll [ills liiilllilllll'
llli
Gas Log
WILL SUPPLY HEAT AND COM-
FORT AT A SMALL COST.
Dunn. Haillnillti
lighting Dumpling
Fresh Fish.
SnapperBluu..................12elb
Weeklien.......................izoib
Native Eels....................tde lb
Bpeelel Bale of Whole Salmon, 100 lb
Glucose...“...................12o lb
Porgiu..... ..... ..............10clb
Butler Fillt....................12o lb
Helibut........................1¢le lb
atoell cw.....................12t: lb
Large dry locations. 45o to 60¢ a quart
All other kinds of flu Food at
Reasonable Prion.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLI'O‘FIIH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Univ-lion Army Building.
Iut End of Washington BIND! Bridge
Drink It
It Is Good
Brooklyn brewery arm's tiller hour.
No better; We deliver It In your
quota at out prices. 'l'ei. 161.11.
Ocflrd notch:
“up remain. m ‘
llcatlwuy that it was illipussible to not
lion», t to per one (it Iottimi. Li- .
.I hurt 8i Packard
K0 RECT SHAPE
MEN'S snails
"roar“:loor-
i . . an
Operable-d [stout
“BURROJAPS
Good Insuranc-
Ail: your dealer or send for
midnight: and order direc
Irom autory._We Deliver.
PACKARD & FIELD.
noosron. Mass.
None Gen-in without Trade Mall
Stamped on Sale.
FIRE DESTROYS BARN AND SOME
LIVE STOCK. ’
Gustave Leliert Loses $2,000 by Blaze
which Levels Buildings in Trum-
bull.
'illsiuvc Loffcrt's fitlc barn on tho
'l‘runibuli road. about half a mllc from
the 'I‘runibuli station. was totally dos-
troyml by fire lust cvciiitil: about nine
o‘clock. 'I‘wo litlrscu, two cows. n. llirizo
lpiilillitv ot bur null some farming
liiclisils Wct'c also dcsil‘oyotl. The loss
\viil In: about $2,000, with but little Ill-
suruucc.
Mr. llcll‘crt i-csldcs in the house not.
far from the burn. Lust. evening he
retired early, as In his custom. Short-
ly bci‘lll‘e IlIIll,' o'clock ho was lll‘OlISi‘il
by a noise ill the burn. caused by tile
resLlcssiicss or the llorscs. ’
Mr. Ilel‘fcrt jumped from lilo bed
and run to the window, thinking horse
thieves were ill work. To his dismay
he saw that llll‘, bnrn was ill Illulics
and burning rapidly.
lit’fill‘t‘ Mr. Imii‘crt could got down
to the barn till» fire had gained such
at tho blows and both \vcro liilriicd in
liclitil tngcillcr with the cows, Sonic of
lllc neighbors conic to Mr. IA‘IYI‘I‘l'h‘
assistant-c, but tilcrc Will-i nothing that
could Ilo done to szivo the burn. The
cilusc of tho Ill-c Is unknown.
I Interesting Specials
The Very Best Elglt‘l Creamery But.-
ter, per lb. ..... 28c
Potatoes, per bushel 75c
3 Can; Corn 25c
.......25c
A. Stull
Phone 223—4.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk.
3 Carla Early June Peas
Wail
Paper
i l
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best i
we ever had.
Alb
E. E. Gotham,
. DECORATOII.
.‘I'ILIPHONI-“I.
II PIRI'I' IT. I. NORWALK.
. MW . .. _ .., Hutu...” ..
i DA VID W. RAYMOND.
l Funeral Dlrootor
l and tmbalmer.
v'wvw
19 North Main at. death Norwelk.
Residence, I! Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 13“.
«WWW-«4:4. dupe A... . . . “has“-.W.‘
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT WATER. , ‘
AND «.13 i5
GAB FITTING.
W
'I‘lu, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
South Namath. Conn.
.12
l
«1..
no WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 167» ..
».
‘..
goo-lMMW ,,
. was. New. ..
,tho world.
SKULL IN HIS HAND.
Laborer in Run Down by Automobile
and May Die.
hearing it human skull which he had
uncurtbcd Wlllltl at work on a. dump
near West River, New Haven, Satur-
day atlerntxui, Edward Stanford, 7i)
yours of age, was struck by un auto-
liiobilc and perhaps lliiiiily injured as
be stepped into the strccl to build the
nrllcosnlc rcuiiudcr ot‘ dciith lo Motilit-
ud ()Giccr lilchieency.
John C. Lacey, the hotel than was
driving the cur. lic claims that, Stun-
forll stepped directly lll front of him.
'I‘bc liccldcnl. occurrctl at. the corner of
llilvcupoll avenue and Elliott strcct.
Stanford was thrown scverai loci. and
was badly cut. and bruiscd. chcral
long gnshcs lil ills hood \vcrc especially!
serious. Mr. Luecy stopped his car as
soon as possible after the accident nlld
took the injured lilitll to ills homo. iir.
Butler. of Howard avenue. was called
and dressed his wounds, He says that.
owing to Stiimi’ord's agc ii, is doubtful
whether III“. will survive llis injuries.
The skull, which is now looked upon
as i1 lloodoo by the police, was taken
to the police station by Oiilccr Mc-
Quccncy litter the accident, and is be-
the hem. there while ilIl effort is iii-lug
made to unruvcl the mystery sur-
rounding its discovery. It is thought.
that the police may have a murder
mysicry on their hands. 'I‘hcre is a
llccp iiidcntion on the top of the skull
as if prolluccd by it licllvy blow, iillil
the lower portion oi the jaw is miss-
inn.
It. has been found that small boys
saw the skull on ”I“ dumps curly l'cs-
tcrdliy morning and buried it where
Mr. Siltiii‘ord laicr tint: it up. Ncul‘
Wllcl‘ti the boys first. picked it, up lay
it pupcr with the noun: .iobu lx'cllcy
and the word Hall on it. Some of tile
police think that the skull was an or-
nament Ill some incdicili student's
room and was thrown on the dllinp
with rubbish.
'l‘llc iivcruuc woman oi’ In thinks it
broken heart Is the fliiinlcst thing lll
itiitiilllttilt
TRANIAOTI A GENERAL IANKINK
IUBINEOI. ‘
l BAPITAIL "ii 8; 2'
$100,000.00
' a
IURPLUO AND noun .5
31.73.500.00
”9
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Caehler.
WILFRED BODWELL, Aut. Cashier
DIRECTORO.
E. It. Mathewson Henry laymen
John H. Knapp Iamuel Orummq
Josiah R. Marvin ’J. Wallace Mervin
Christian Swartz John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowen.
“Great‘AHE'a‘a'”
. - A fin...
It is only thinking people who got
the best of things whcil they make u
purchnso, Tlicy “think" beforehand
where they will no to buy, and their
grout bends rule that the best store to
patronize will naturally be the one
that sclccts its stocks with tho izroul~
cut discrimination and cure, and burrs
its prices upon {airports to all. And
that. is our well-known business max-
inl.
We pride ourselves particularly on
our t-ltovc valucs, (look, iicuiing and
till llcntcrs. 'I‘Ilcro may bu ‘us mind,
but there ccrltliuly Is nonc bl-ltur than
the Stewart iii. any price. Your ililiucy
buck, II not. satisfied, ni'tor ii. month's
trial.
A. .l. ANGEVINE lit SON.
FURNITURE. ETC.
184 Washington street.
Ioutb Norwsik. Conn.
Willi Papers.
Pairing—Mocha;
Crockelll.
Glassware.
House-furnishing
Goods.
Cloth Window shades. with triage. 28o
White Ourlaln Poise. with MW”. 100
Picture frames and Window
' Shades Made to Older.
M ’Pililililifl and
Decorating. .
a
It Weenliuton “not.
T'II . W!
t. H. EECKER, ‘
out newt»
ls just tlilt'llllltl for children. It
nlvcs llicni ll, hearty appetite and
ultikt-s tlicln sturdy. l cheerful-
]_\- rccuinnmlnl it to mothers and
others boring the cure of little
oncs.~l\intron (.‘llildrcn's iloluc,
“unholy, Conn.
K‘s—a- 4‘
All ill‘llggistsw25c. 50c, $1. it
PARCI-lED LAND OF LITTLE VA-
Iu parts of Australia where the
average yearly rainfall is not more
than ten Incllcs a square mile of hind
will support only eight or nine shccp.
In the Argentine Republic, South Alli!“
rice, the same arcs. with 34 inches of
rain, supports 2.500 sheep,
OPPOSE ENGLAND IN EGYPT.
Among the principal opponcnls of
England in Egypt are. those educated
Arabs. who. having lcarucd the iv‘i‘cnch
lyliliguage but not. the English, are now
unable to obtain government positions.
BARBER'S SIGN LONG IN USE.
The burlicrs’ sign was it sirlpcd polo
as I'm back its infill. lilo slripcs around
Illii poll: licillg symbols oi“ the buntlugv’s
list-ll in wrapping lliu arm or purl:
from which the blood was to he. let
Haiti] the toll. l.
for freight 0min";I
On and utter Tuesday, January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (foot:
of Dover. street), every day, (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to 4 p. in. and South
Norwalk up to 6:30 p. tn.
NONWALK STEAM IDAT 00.
Mining J. Imltli 0. c. Hegemln
Lin-O. Inner-I Alone,
THE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DNI MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..U|Ir rooms I special featuro. III
and Electric Light: throughout. Iv.
cry room heated.
RATES REASONAILI. .
Finely stocked Cafe in connection
A l‘ull line of Ackor, Merrill 6 Con.
dlt Co's celebrated Wines, Liquor. and
Cigars always on hand,
T. l. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone Call. 39H.
eves! "Eamon
a...“ ‘
assume onus}
era. .
should be .Qqulppcd with I Ilium
snow white, oncpiccc “Standard" For
celaln Enameled tun-utory.
Have you evier stopped to meld!!!
bow deiighiuliy convenient It woul‘
be to have hot and cold running natal
in your dressing chamber. lloet \
lug apartment of tirut door will)
room? Its prcscnlrc would alien [Lt
the llig‘lst degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Oi":
plumbers are subtly competent II.)
0 sales. honest and reliable. .
orace R. Nash:
CORNER MAIN AND WEIT’ IT...
w W ' ' ’ "Wot”;
PLUMBING AND ITIAN. l
HEATING. *
HOT WATER IiEATING.- l
HOT AIR HEATING. 7‘
craves AND muses, it
ILATE AND TIN ROOFINI.‘
Gee and Steam Fitting,
In Fixtum, Mat-i Coiling. Ito.
Hlvo you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
run JONES & HOTt‘l-IKISB
N Y.
NOIWALK.
Willi Not this Your
Own Home?
Rents are advnuclnu ull meatball.
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing acurcor ovary tiny. We have ll
number or very desirable homes for.
sale, and can make the. terms and
price right. ., .. ... . a
J. M.,Loyton 8t 00}
INCORPORATEI‘: 7‘5]
6 Railroad Avenue. 80. Nomnr.
up... «W~.~.~e.m .- ”A... . _ MM“;
ms JDHA a. LA WREIIcIa'
COMP
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m: INIURANGI nut. amt. .
MORTOAOIO, homw ran.
can no
N00. PATENT. ‘
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domination or"
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on rationalism u m .
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