1... \ Ir» \ A complete cloths, Brilliuptlnos, Surges, veillnss. Venelia moribund Ohovldln. Grant Clotb,l11 colors and ‘ black. so , MAHAOKIMO HOTEL DLDG Rev. J. W Davis will preach l the Cranbury Chapel at 4: 1.”. tomorrow. Mrs. M. Wesley Sherwood of Wash port, has recently entertained her sis tor from Norwalk. if you want a good heating store try the Flirt. Sold by 11‘. .Mitchcll, at Wall street, Norwalk. Mrs. Lewis Butteiy and Mrs. S. K. Lockwood. of New Canaan. spent Fri. day with friends in Nolwalk. "City Hotel Union harbors Chas. Webster, Joe Narde and Otto Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Coley, of " ‘ “W ” Norwalk. have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Bradley, in West- port. ——Frce hot roast beef tonight. Con- tra] Hotel Cafe, corner Monroe and Chestnut streets. Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller. of Nor- walk. who havc been spending the sum mer at the Elm Shade Cottage, Wil- ton. have returned home. ’ —Telescope Hats. O'Brien. Miss Mabel Nickerson, of Ridgefielil, has been engaged as assistant teacher in the Over River kindergarten, Nor- walk, and has entered on her duties. ~Merrill Night School opens Tues- day. October 1st. A tract of sin or eight acres of land ill South N01 walk belonging to Cloris sa F.lsh of New Canaan, has been sold to J.- Sholes. of South _-,Nolw11lk for factory purpoacs. —--Ail kinds of Fish. Cutbill. , ._.._._....... When a man tells us his theories of government. we have noticed ihut'he \has a mighty lazy way of loaning 'allist the stow in front of which we happen to/nlect him R V. TT. W ’M—u—flé—u— Davis will preach his moire" sermon is the Advent Chi-lav tlnn Church. East Norwaik tombrbow cvcu’irigl- in the morning there will be‘ communion and a love feast. ‘M 1 ~28. d: K.‘Dbr’bido.‘0'13rion. 1 A box twenty-talc inches long, five inches wide and three inches high can be hired for four dollars a. year in the lire and burglar‘proot“ vault of the South N rwalk Trust Go. Do not buy a lac-called fireproof safe but rent a box where your valuables will be ab- solutely safe. ,1) ‘ .— —Dr. Dickfs cures malaria. There were only three sales of real csiuio in The Norwalks, last week, ac- cording to The Commercial Record, and no mortgages were recorded. For the last week in September. 1906, there were twcivc sales of property, and mortgages of $513,160. ~—-llierrili Night School opens Tues- day, October 1st. Dr. Vinccni (l. 'l‘llo of South Nor- \vqu. has puichuscd the Jacob Miller properly on Roldan liill Wilton. and has pm footed plans for a line residence ucar thn site of tho, prcscnt homosioud. which is ouo oi the. oldest houses in Wilton. Dr. Tim is on lluilnn and has a large proclico among his c-ountry 1111111 in N01 walk. whom he bus resided for ucvorul yours and gulul-d many friends—«iildguiicld l‘rosa. ---Ncw cinssua in Bookkeeping. Silorillund 11ml 'i‘ypuwriiing will‘ or- pullluc at Mulrili lluslnl-ss Collage. \ioudny ill-pt. .lilih. T1111 incililiou ni Murrill lor scouring u lhoiouuh train- 1111: for iluuinosu worn 11mm hotter than NOW. The lmgiuninx of tho mouth in tho llldf-l’l‘ lime to color. Send iol' unroilnmm blank, and now cola Turpin. Mr. and ilim. llnnlei Dnvrnport hard is 1111! lulllhllonu lo lilo umlriuuc of ill r lluuuillur, Mil-111 l-‘iorouco .iuuou. in David 111141.111 ill. Johan Church. ilridncporl. on 'i‘hursday alluruoon, iioiobul :i..\ii1ui Jonas in 11 Wilton vimmhlcr 11ml namimrs 11111111 rolailvon and l'l‘icilllll in 111111 vii-lolly. whore aim puraod lwr childhood d11.sy.8hc hon lunch 11 shining light in lirida‘opcrt sulphur and Mr. lurii in to b:- congrat- 1111111111 on winning so handsomo a brilio. W “THE 3000; UB5!“ FOROINL LAN- ' Judge W. 3.131111111101111. bi Fincaoiic.‘ Va... on M parlor that D d: iii. halal was 11:11 liiii rcsidolico in 1883 ilud hold itsn color Vol for 21 vulva. ho flu-1111111 more cal that 3 1(3ch was induced to 111111 1111* at “51 print and is sorry no did. no colic lilo othrr paint didn’t mii‘llhj no 3110319 will now always mad it. because he knows if 111.111 a dorsal crisis in i... a it 11?; liom will so repainted for noth- m “311's 11. in): .didlncdliilrgd‘l‘insh 111 1115.3: ’ ii on in out, Edwga 1111.. iron for 1a to 111 1“ Aci'uill cost of It or iii. about 2130 11m ”2%?“ 11.11 a. modulo ii iii char W Sold Wall: Do sornnsut oi 11141.11. I but the adjutantwgoaprai put the ki- .bosi1 on all such piano He has for hidden the use of any of tbém by the _ ' Apoloists ' listed, in the naval division Pdiilt " 01m usst'rvcc‘ PAOKAGE or has OHOCOLATES . 1 Reduced to The King Schodl or smurono ” ' .1 Day School for Boys. m A very strong stair of teachers gives individual attention to every pupil. A business. manual training. athletics Reopens for Fall Term, Thursday. September 26. For Catalogue. address ALFRED c. ROBJENT, Head Matter. uo POLO PL 11111; N 1112 11111011123 Adjutant auroral Cole Hands Dul loll lo uo‘nnecticul Man; ager “ ’ ’ M Adlutuanenel-al Cole has given some of the National Polo league managers in the Connecticut end of the cificuit an awful jolt. They had counted "on getting ‘ tho use -. of the armorios in their respective cities in which to play the games this Winter“, Thlsfs fspartlcuiurly.“ disap- pointiii'g to Sam Simmons,“ the man who holds the Bridgeport franchise. Sam coined money last season. For the greater part of the season his team played in the armory. in Bridge port, and before immense crowds, the building having large seating capacity it was said last season that all mem- bers of the Bridgeport polo team on- in that city, and in that manner the use 01 the armory was brought about. Whether that Now is line or not can not he definitely stated here.Ce1 lain it is,l101vevcr, that Sam will have to look clscwhcle i'or quarters in which 10 play his season' 8 schedule, and he is at his wit's end in conso quence. George Bone. the New Haven mag- nate. is also in a bad Why. so for as playing quarters are concerned it was said a low weeks ago that he, too. hoped to got the use. of the Second regiment n1 morv in New Ilnvcn but his bread is now all dough. The same is true oi Harry Sturkic, in Hartford although iinrly was simply hoping~ he had nothing tangible on which to build. Games in llariiord will prob- ably be pluyvd in the Auditorium, which will seat 11 ihousoml or twelve hundred people. The Wallingiord management is “lilac up against the armory question. and If is probable that tho franchise hold by Manager Rocha. in that town. will be transicrrod The armory is tho only place more large onough for playing the game it was uscd last winter. but the poloisls will be barred out the coming season. ”um-.14.... BIERD lN NEW HAVEN OCTOBER 1 Now ‘00an superintendent Will Au. 1 sumo Olflco Then. it was announcoll at tho oilicc at tho New 'Hovcn road, in Now Haven. this morning. that W. D. Blord. reconc- ly appointed Kcncrul supollnlomlont to lsuccood 0 M. Shepard will arrive in Now Hovén licforo October 1 1111 he assumes silica on that do? Mr. Blcrd arrived on tho sicnmcr Co ion. from Cristobal yeamrday. and is now in New York utiouding to person- .ol ntldl‘fl. . pon his arrival Mr. Bbcpurd is to who all homo spacial work which Prou- ldoni Mullah wishcs dam and will chomp liar ho under tho dlrcci cmploy‘ most ”of tho prouidonl. _ lair. alarm. appointment is clotting up add: commas nmona railroad 1111111. 1111 are anxiously awaiting“; his arrival and installment omcogio too what chanson. if any. will up made 1111 to his assistants and the manner oi conducting lilo work. W MR5. nggngflu ll AREN'T“: TO MID: BRIDGEPORT. MQuill. 29 whiter a this morning. Barbara Donation. who was accused by her trip children of earloavoring to pinch thorn by pourln horas liniruom a choir police. 111111 a 11111 mi lamina and 1m committed to Mi dietown. ’l‘hc board at charities iilsd an ap- pulsation with Judge Ncbbr for a coal thorough preparation for college or‘ short barring in tho 1111111111.. court. ' Range from $12.09 up to ‘80. co. rim Ml. ”A”. “ ill-i8 Nor-ch Main Di“ ‘ ' «11.x.. '0 5 Passenger Grout Thunnu Cal 101 Sula. One and T110 Horse Farm Wagolls 1 1' Horse Goods of ‘THE PURE "FOOD LAW. Dairy Commissioner is to issue Rules In Pamphlet Form. Dairy Comm‘isslonor John B. Noble and Dr. Jenkins, the director of the experiment station, have been in con- ference the past few days in New Had you formulating rules for the obsorv: ance of the pure food law passed by the general assembly. When these rules are decided on, Dairy Commis- sioner Noble will have them printed in pamphlet form and (lisn'ibuted. The rules will be an spitomo of the law and by following them a person on- gagcd in the sale of. food products will keep within the new statute. lom missioner Noble has had considerable correspondence withDr. Wiley. chief of tho‘bureau of chemistry of tho dc partment of agriculture in Washing- ton, I). 0., on the subject of the in- terpretation of the federal pure food law—4t being the purpose of the not passed by the general assembly to have the requirements of the state conform to the provisions of the led- erai law. The pure food law will go into efv important features of it is tlic power it vests in the dairy commissioner. The latter is empowered to hold a 1 itnulry into violations, or alleged vit , .o 1s oi the law. for the purposes of plosccu~ tion The inquiry is to be private and is to be held behind closed doors 'i‘hr person, who is alleged to have sold the impure article of food may appear in person or be represented by counsel. or he may appear with counsel. Thcs'c inquiries will ‘ildd materially to the duties of the dnir commissioner. The commissioner wilT be obliged to secure another room in the capitol, other than the one he uses as an onion for tho holding of inquiries. If he is obliged to conduct the inquiries in his other the routine business of his department must no suspended during the limo he is holding thorn. Besides. the‘ office is also occupied by General Homan O. Averill. the cattle commissioner. and it would not. be desirable to have the. business of the department suspended every time the dairy commissioner has a complaint to investigate. The ut- moat secrecy will be observed in re gum to the dairy commissionel’ s in vesllgatiou in ordcr that no injustice. may be done anyone. Of course the cases will be given publicity ii the da- iry commissioner finds that tho facts warrmc 11 prosecuqon. How To AVOID APPENDICITIS. Most victims of appendicitis are those who are habitually constipated. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels, and restores iho natural action of tho bowuls. Otino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nou acute or grips and is mild and pleasant to take Refund substitutes. gillfom Pharmacy and Plaisled’s Drug tors. ‘NORWALK GONTRAOTTNO NOTES. (The Commercial Record.) East Norwalk Home. The contract has been given in i1‘. ’1: Smith, to build a now bound. on Fort siraci. East Norwulk, atoin it will be a three family house. of wood, provided with the usual con» vouicucés. Tho contract for tho 11111111111 “woiit has boon awarded to Finch Dro- lhcml, tand the otbcr nlboontmcts are not 0 , Winnlpluk Home. Work has boon sturicd .1111 a now house 111. Winnipauk for Charms llrit lo. F. J. Smith is the contractor. Smith limlhcrondoins tho 1111111011 work 11nd Jones A: Holcbklsa the plumbing. The house is of wood. arranged for two 1.911111111111111. Rowsyton Hound. it ill romartcd that work will soon be started on two 1101111113111 this land for .i Dali and Mrs. Fields, oi okcncko Dough. bulb hounds will be built of woo YESTERDAY'O RESULTD. gyms-u. Notional. Pillsbury. 5: ”Horton, 6 (11 innings). W Detroit. ti; 7Phlladcipi1is, 4. St tool 11.? :Now “or r11 tor icy tho 111111111. ‘aud no set a w n y: moduli tourism Olsvclandfil Washington 0 tarot a.) (“Hill illluui'lhunout l1; Olcvelsnd. llscooud but will! Mil: miw,‘ 4; “TOD: D " It never disappoints the cook. ill ‘ry Hub Range stands arousal for its rev- fect January 1,1908, One of the most The. for Motrin Ep ~ atolion and reliability. They have al the improvements 11111} NET-Clubs feat. arcs know: in Rouse making, and are used by all tho” leading cooking schools in New York. Boston Providence. Worcester, 39111111119111, Hurtiord‘ and New Haven, which is the slroupcsa endorsement possible. WM , All all Descriptions Rubber Tires Furnished for all Vehicles Carnage Builder and Dealer * MRS. CARPENTER IS - - ' AFTER A DIVORCE M Husband is the EaSion Farmer Whose Milk liais Stirré‘d lip Bridgeport Doctors. Alloging intolerable cruelty. as a direct respltvoffloo lunch mother-in law/f Mary F. Carpenter has begun action forrdivorcs from George H. Carpentel the. Easton Milkman whose milk is alleged to have spread the germs of typhoid fever in several families of Bridgeport during the past month. Papers 111 the suit for divorca were served yostelday upon Carpentel by Constable Harry W. Osbmne. of Eas- ton and the suit is reimnable to the October term of the Superior court. Shapiro &_ Shapiro represent the wife. Mdchenln-Law Appears. In herbillof complaint Mrs. Car. penter alleges that she married Car- penter October 8.. '1902, and that they lived happily. until July of last year, when her husband brought to live with them his mother and sister, from East llun1ptou,:ihssi Once p Village Belle. Mrs. Carpenter is the 1daughter of Mrs. John Gormnn, an all] resident of Wostport. She. was Miss Mary Gm- man a vcr'y prciiy gill and was quite the village belle when Carpenter. who was then a conductor on the Fair- flcld. Southport nnd‘ Wesiport trolley line, cams wooing and won her heart against a large hold of admirers. Two children, George. aged 4. and Helen. aged 3, were born of the union. Alleges Husband Struck Her, The plaintiff alleges that when .her husband's mother and sister come there was trouble from that time for« ward. She alleges that he struck her, and finally induced her hus bandio give up trolleylng and return to this simple life on the farm. The Massachusetts ways of the mother-inflow evidently did not suit gil‘re. Carpenter. and there was trou- e. Finally on March .14. of this year. she alleges, Carpenter secured the SeeioyBibbins farm near the Baptist Church. in Tibetan, and took there‘io live with him his mother. sister and two children, and since that thus she has worked as 11 domestic, Not Allowod to See 8011. She also claims the euro and cus- tody of her two children. She claims ' that her son George had been illwith her to allow her typhoid favor of late. and that husband has refused, near or even see him. STOP THAT GOLD or it may result in pneumonia. Bram zlliau Balm is breaking up colds when- ever tried, almost without exception. ill, 25. 5011 and 81.00 bottles. The Glii~ lord Baxter'lvand Plaiatod'l .. .........._. ._..... __.. NEW HAVEN‘B NEW STATION. it has boon reported for ocvsrai days post that .1113 New Haven Railroad has abandoned its notion of placing its pro- posed now million dollar passenger station for New Haven “down on the farm," in tho vicinity of tho liotol Garlic. but will instead place it over "tho. out" running from near Court ulrecl down nearly to Crown direct. 11113111 tho Palladium 1 information upon this much discussed mortar. presumably for one reason. that the knowiodxo 1111 lo the absolute location of dim mew Motion would send land 121.1111 1 in .t illunodlaio io- calliy of lhu building soaring ukywar in 11 monitor that: might not suit rail 1111111111111». ~11 11' I I 91 . 4 .MW Don't neglect your 11111111111111 At. the (int indication trouble take sumo» 111111; that will dip it along in its workdi lint the food on cabs Kodola tor" Titration and ya 11pm till Sold by That Dillard pharmacy and The Bridge Thar; 80%. . . WW NEW HAVEN ”aria,“ RAISE Pili- NEW HATER Bert. 28.w’i‘llo may lcr ulcers or this city have voted as a boil to lacrosse. the price of bakery you 11 ms t ‘loll brew 211mm- coal. }111‘1111111: vidilort ‘ Til is section 11 d . the national individual match. The railroad officials will give 116‘, tic handrails other cltlcs . mm. “1% cost or about every. . iii biliary goods is :i‘v‘ . cal T sonutor Iienryfi Potter, of World- stock. Who leproscntod the Twenty- eighth district in tho senate at the last session of thc gonoml assembly, causation in Hartford. Tuesday. in connection with his duties as special agent of the bound. The senator was appointed a special agent this fall. His territmv includes a part of Ne’w Lon- don; and Windham counties. Toiland County and some towns in Hartford county. among which are Nowlngton. East liariiford, Southillgton. Rocky Hill. Berln and llrlstol. . Senator Potter is a school teacher by profession. though he has amt roi- low’od tl1at.vocatiou for some years. his extensive 11mm in the topic (of Woodstock loaying him no time to do. Void to school touching.l‘1‘or 29 years he was 11 schoohdeauhori and has al- \vays taken a docp interest in educa clonal tundra and in the common schools of the state. it was his expor- lance in school motors that made him such a valuable member of the com- mitten on education at tho last session. it is interesting to note that Scnntol Doctors appoin mcnt puissant; oil the state board 0 edudation' makes the third agent of the board whose name imPotter. ‘ Tho ngent-in-oh’loiuic" Gliss‘ Potter, of New Haven. who has served the state with marked fidelity as ngcnt since 1871. Another Potter is- Hubert F. Potter. of North Haven. He. like his namebake‘wvso inverts the similarity in surname makes them ‘anam‘esnkcs— from Woodstock. is a special agent. The committee on education of the last. session of the general assembly. inquire into the «public. sdhoolmystom mittoe. consisii of Senator Luther. Representative‘ .ibbits‘.:'o£ " «~Waliing— lords. . » Zahriskio wold" Preston, .1. .er E; Banks of Fairiicld and Warren Kil- llugly. to make a preliminary investi giation and to report to the commis- s on THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG We are pleased to announce that Fo- le-y' 11 Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not adectcd by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harm in] drugs, and we recommend it as a safe remedy for children and adults. The Clifiold Pharmacy and Plaistod'l Drug Store. ‘ RIFLEMEN CONGRATUEATED. m4." Presldent Roosevelt Writes to Cham: plon Shooters. NEW YORK Sépt. 27. ——President ‘ Roosevelt has written‘ letters of con; grntulaiion i0 Sergeant W. A. Berg, of North Yakima. Washington, who represented the Washington National Guard and to Midshipman Harold '1‘: Smith, of Tacoma, Washington, who represented the United Slates Navy and woh won the championship of 1907 : on their victories in the president’s match and the national individual match of the National Rifle Associa- tion of America, recently held at Camp Perry, Ohio To Sergeant Berg the president wrote as follows: “My Dear Sergeant Berg: “l congratulate you hcmtily upon winning the president s match. i feel that in this country. with our complex. 1 and rather over-luxurious civilization. it is above all things important that there should he no falling oil in tho~ virile qualities which make of the ave‘ rage man a good soldier. as well as 11‘ good citizen. it is absolutely essen- tial that we should keep up a flrstciass‘ fighting navy; but in the event of 11 land war we should have to rely chiefly upon our volunteer forces and when war has come it is too late to teach a man how to become a really formid- able shot while good marksmanship is qualities in a really emcient soldier. As an old National Guardsman myself. cess Thanking you and congratulating "Sincerely yours, (Signed) “THEODORE ROOSEVELT." man Smith says: - "My Dear Mr. Smith: victory in the president’s match and exceedingly pleased that it should be a mldshlpman of the United Stator Now who has achieved this honor. and i congratulate the carries as wall as yourself “With all rognrd. hollcvc me. (Sign d"fiiuooreiy yours. ed) “THEODORE ROOSEVELT. " for any one who needs a pill. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and The bridge Pharmacy. RIOINT ARRWAL OF VESMLO. “NEW Y mt. Bobbins-«Arrived: motor Baltic. horn Liverpool Que-anon . BiABGONfiM' ..iaac.. Dept. 27.—~'l‘ho steamer l..1 Savola. from flows for and New York. was 89 miles out of Nano , I tuollct 111111111 Shoals lightuhip at i 11. Sviurday. . 5.5.13er TSMNDJW 8. sent 21—- Smolder Galuaodla,(ila1mow and Mo .; nSTADDOTISTT‘.“ Kaisorln Augusta :1; Hamburg. communion and chart: cars for New ‘Tork. was 200 zillion aunt of Nantucket Lightship 111.511. 111.; will robabiy dock about. 7130 a. m. Solar HIGHLAND n1unr,.mm, 27 .w’liho 13.11 iced states cruiser Prat parsed l1 hero twayi. 111.11... 1.11 to a small somaslad falling schocnor.‘ whammy?“ all “1“! bowrpj s r «by m cough 1 Eliot. .2t whrtivdd. or on 11311 3111131111 31111! mums “and, Senator Puller 51191191111 1.. Ed ”1 «childnni Work in Connecll. ‘ which wasappointod m-c’ommisaionto .1 ofrthe state. has appointed} sub-com- " one of three or four vitally important . i feel an additional pride in your suc- , you heartily. I am . . . The president's letter to Midship- ‘I heartily congratulate you on your DoWlii's Little lilarly Risers are good ‘ 111.: will probably dock about 7 a. 111.. vino 1111. Now York was 145 miles slit y of this point 111 1 to a. 111.. 11111 proiia- . bably dock about it): so a. 111,011 Sua- : 13191 21 wattle...» " loo Scat. VTDTOI‘TDn ‘ ‘ 5319f! was at the office of tho state board. of , . .3911 Big assonment of Woman’ I Bhlrt Walrus, were 761:. 89c and 981:. now. “”5911. ‘1, One lot comprising all our $1.00. $1.25, $1.39 and $1.50 White Wallis at a remarkable low price, only .. "791: Women's White and Colored Shirt Wa Into. reduced from 591: to $1.69 and $1.75 Waist: closing out nt..wfi 98c $1.99and8225Waiats. now only a mag? Black or White China Silk Waists. reduced from $3.25 to ......... ””3235" T $5.00Walata,toclose,aniy..........r...............................83.5071" 83’85'W315h193‘39’1 35-: , $0; Norwallis I We will open our doors to the public on Saturday. September V 28, at 9 a. m.. and extend to them a most cordial welcome. We have given the State formerly occupied by The F. D. Lyon & Co., also The South Norwalk Shoe Co., at No. 90 Wash-:1 ington Street, a thorough overhauling and every shoe' in our store, is the newest and most up-to-date style of Fall Footwear. , T An invitation for a more thorough inspection is given you and we respectfully solicit a share of yoar patronage. moms .. IF YOU WANT GLOVES, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE, UPON ‘ 4 WHICH FASHION AND THE DEVERE GLOVE CRITIC HAVE STAMPED THEIR APPROVAL, YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE IN BUYING HERE, WHERE QUALITY AND QUANTITY CAN BE FOUND TO SUIT THE PURSE OF EVERY i'NDiViDUAL NEED. N. E RYAN o- ca 86 Washington Street 2 South Eorvvalk Port.Chescer, Stamford orsu TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1.1907 ‘ Costs only $5.06 each month. Send for Blank and enroll now for the opening. _ ' , 111. A». MERRILL, 13:111.; lam .-., ‘3 II t "i “"“"“ lrrqr’n r111 (“a 11. RAW Egret: Damn in it‘ ..
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