but. you '
ti:
1 nehvwnntus . III: for
113%.. at 30c, 40;,160c. 801:
A 1131"” in
8011,
1th. Bridge Plurrndoy.
205 WASHINGTON 8T M71311. I
~ Tel hone Call, 6414-— .
All cram
eiivcr‘ed Free” one.
_ Charles 1‘lsh and Dr. Cunningham.
oi“ New' Canaan, dined at Dorlon‘s
Point yesteIUde'
The kickingr about. the distance tirat
trolley patrons have to walk around
the V1111 'Zandl; street sewet is very
much on the increase.
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A number of cases of theft of grapes
, and fritit, have been reported t'eccntlv,
hilt nblhin gepparentl'y is done by the
authorities to put a stop to it
I'm-
1' 'l‘lle Philathea Class of the blast
Arcane Methodist, Episcopal (‘hureh
will meet tomorrow alter-noon at .t
oeloek in the class I'.oouI All young
lii'tiies are cordially invited to attend
fiit'angers will be given a honity wel
come.
“fillies Elsie Decker entertained the
lli'mubei's of her Sunday school (lat-is
at the South Norwaik Baptist. Church
last evening, by showing them the
many interesting photographic views
site has taken during her recent west-
elfn trip. After the pictuIII, r'eiresh
meats were served.
One of the men prominently nreu
bond for the position to be blade va-
(that after Drawtendcr .loitn Cole‘s
term expires is Joseph Fowler, Mr.
Fowler 5 the Ina nwho for a nunrlIeI
('1; years conducted a ship carpenter ing
establishment, where Contractor Les
lie Gamble s plant is now located. Iic
18,11 thorough (I'arpontcr, kind and ob-
li'ging and his friends say he would
make an ideal man for the place Mr.
lfi'nwier is the man who for a number
and his friends are. anxious that he
shall get it. He is prevented from
getting out to make an active can-
vass for it by the fact that he has
not been out since he ltad three lingers
cut oif in a planing machine at Ilatch
6’1. Bailey's lumber yard a couple of
(i-hys (11:11.. ..
ROWAYTON.
Willis B. Mills oi“ llhwrryion has
started work on a cottage at Hello is-
la'nd, for Mr. iiawicy", of Danbury.
M1. and Mrs Michael Meincrncy of
Belle island. have. been spending a tow
days at their former home in Don
but.I .
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" Charles ii.-I’(Ili_\,'. William 'i.,vn'r'll 11nd .
Carleton II‘I'IIkII went to Scott's (love.
littt'ien on It lit-tiring excursion. yesterw
day, in Master I'ctiy's sail boat, and
the party caught about forty lint anti
{limit itch and one mackerel.
,‘I'Itou'aylon Baptist Church. ltev.
ii‘i'ank C. Brown. pardon—Services at
10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. III. Subject of
the "touring sermon, The Spirit oi
Modern Progress; evening, A SII'I'IIIIIII
(It the. Sea. (In evangelistic iit'i‘Vitt‘:
goi'pel songs by the trio. Sabbath
school inIIIIediatcly al'tor' Inot'nitrp.‘ ser-
vice; Junior i'lrrtlI-Iaror. 3230; Senior
Endeavor. tizilti. 'i‘ttesdtry. it p. rIr..
mention of the clam: for debate on the
imrrtlnr'utiou problem. ‘l‘hursdtty, but»
113' hour service.
,"'llII(I(I IIItrilIi‘tIi iridium-Is, (Iut'ryirrl: ll-
venues and guns, from this pint-(I took
It itoIrt anti landed on Butler" 11 inland
oath yesterday morning. While they
were out of sight some one spied their
libltt on the beach and made way with
it. When the. hunters. came back and
saw the. trout missing they naturally
were mud realizing that unless some-
outI rescued thorn from their plight
they Would have to walk around to lilt,‘
West Side and trout them home, a
good ("any miles. But by shooting off
their trans they attracted the attention
of Aaron l-ltev',tI.IIs who was towing to-
wards homo and who stopped lit the.
inland and brought them home.
A. 11111111, dIIlitthtlul fancy dress social
who given liliit night at tho home or
Mr. and Mrs V. l ilIIn'eitslIIt by the
Christian Wiiili‘iii’iil' filoricty of the
Bowayton itlnpiiut Church. A large.
‘ llill’llhi-‘li oi personuaitenderl, mostly ttr
costume. and the fun In high all (we,
Him-i “D to WI riot-III at tr'dtirrighl. Home
of the (Wt-ililiilf‘li were very unique.
lindlpéléwfikfld«011011th1111110 laughter
p ritupe the most. arousing oi ttli
dyeesed up an a tratrrp and Who took
eund‘ landfill (I part to perfection, it
hath
fright.
outfits that. he
nAibrdehe and Iirotitertbn
{Whose III-client subtended their
warmly. Beth'huy
It is a (“rest in hello (1 them. Mrs.
Jacob 13. hormone 1111.1 very late;
w
try
”111“)?
15090,
'1. viii?
tidal
”first?” WW “MI
11221“ g *1}; ENSBBEW
(Ive ta iy
to refreshments. he
wart 11 complete (Incense. and
«my enjoyable time. Among
present were.
.1, (sir... 'l‘
garb,“ Raymond. Miss Susie Ray 'mend,
" The lad was taken into the car and
3- goose who're It doctor attended to the
' 0y. _
”outbid worn by Mr lir'anda.‘ who was
lie he was on his Way
' he met; a stranger in
became so thoroughly
I-llret‘ltda's vtllnnicue
k to his heels and
ran away. Binding was also indulged
(:9 voices, ttnd‘
eve‘ryene
Iiep'nrte‘d feeling that they had lI'i‘ltl a
ltiiltf
Rev, Frank .0 HIWOE'B
M111 antl‘Mrs 11‘... Ever , M1. 11 (l
Mrs. A B. Clever y, y 11
Mr and Mrs E‘d
th‘ r'niecc andti tr nd. Lu-
(rile I'it‘ll gGerIrude em (I, Mrs.
Arab er. Mls's' Mabel Ambler, Mrs
Jacob Raymond David Albrecht, Misc
Wal'l'ftlefle gmfigneiitrnihawArcllfie
9 9 fl. 8
cymbal! . Midggdary Sui lien; M11
lib/cry, Joint Cleverly. Franklyn Clov-
eriy, Miser. Minnie Snitfen. Miss Nellie
Ogden. Miss Cornelia Drown, Bert Du~
leult Miss Harriet Leta. George Leta,
Mitts Kate Crockett and Miss Betha-
way. . .,
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I
DARIEN AND“ NOROTON‘
_.....,..,.
A spending automobile coming to-
wards No‘rwdlk struck It led at thd-
tou, Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock.
taken to the Wee Burn] Golf cirrh-
There were five sales of real estate
in Dat'ion, last week and the Inert»
(tuner-t recorded amounted to '83, 700
Property which chlangeddtairds includ-
ed: bat-uh it Johnson, administra-
ttvcttue: Jeremiah Miller to May I.
Wood Springdaie: G. W. Merritt ct.
ax to M. Depornp, land; Laura E or
criy to F. W. Triggs. land; J C Will'-
loath, to Elizabeth A. Young, land. ‘
The court showed some interest in
the hearing of Arthur 1.. Stevens, wife
is seeking a divorce from his wife.
Amelia i... The defendant was 11 widow
with one child. when she married 1 e
plttintitl‘ in Bethel in February 19
present time, and Mr. Stevens dent'e
that he is tho, father of the preach:
two, and gives some dates of the births
of the children and the times he was
absent from home to prove his suspic-
ious. Stevens left: his wife two years
ago. and the youngest. child is four
months old. The trouble, the petition-
er said. was one William Hnwlcy.
boarder. He was the reason that Stev1
ens left his wife the first time.
WEST NORWALK.
Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph h‘iilow are mak-
ing a tour of the South, visiting the
principal (titles and also spending a
it'ew days at the Exposition at James-
0W1].
Mr and Mrs Raymond Johnson and
Hall s auto
Rev. Soul 0. Curtlce, of the South
Norwaik Methodistflhurch, will hold
services in tire Union Chapol (It 3
p (11 Sunday. and the Sunday school
at 2 p.1n. instead of 2: 30 p In.
John Sherman Hoyt. of Contentment
Island. is making extensive improve-
ments at his farm, erecting a large
dairy barn of concrete blocks. which
will be about. 401140 feet. John Shea,
of Stamford. has the contract. for the
barn and Mr. i-ioyt expects to build a
l'lnrt'y ilelrII has trlven up his posh
Itlon at the Saunatuck Cash Grocery
store.
Mit-
Nor-
Miss'cs Marjorie and Atlrnllo
cheil have been recent guest in
walk.
(In-
Nor-
hirs. ticorgtt Chamber has been
tor'tttining Iter' slaughter from
walk.
Sunday Oct "0. will be observed as
hat-vent titty tit the Congregational
church.
Ml“. rind Mrs. E. 0 Simpson (Intel'-
tabled a latch. number of Hit-sis trom
Bridgeport and other towns ittet ovo-
IIlng at their Mtg-ll)- ou Lincoln sttcet
Doruiit TH'EIR ourv.
Score: of South Norwalk Readers/Are
Learning the Duty of the
Kidney
To filter the blood in tile kidneys'
duty.
Witctt thev [all to do this the kid-
ucys are sick
Buckeche and many kidney the fol-
io w'
Urinary trouble. diabetes.
Doan'a Kidney Pills cure them all.
South Norwulk people endorse ottr
claim.
Mrs. F. 1'). Hendrick. (11' 20% Ann 51.,
South Noi'walk, 001111.. says: ' “ForI
four or live yours l was troubled withr
my kidneys. At ii at, others Wore
pains and B01108 tn 0 email (If my
back, i had 1911111151 and (It times ii
i arose catchy from (I stooped print
tron: I would be cordially that: i would
almost full. Then the secretions were
very irregular 11nd painful.
very nervous; undueelllli not. (island
nights. 1 was “it“ pretty 1.1.1“wa
when i be: 1i
Pills which i “Blatant
Store. "Pliny one (iv.
right away. Issue climatic
the s‘écrotionil, ' p‘pili
"Ii‘Dl‘tIs
, opening meeting a
nd Brothorteh Mr and s .
BrrhtdaJ W Frank
George Miller.
trix to J. l1. Hamilton. ct ai Norwalkl' ‘
Joylntr several weeks' vacation with
his parents.
log the position as sexton at St. Mat-
ges, of Cartoon.
'ihc couple lived in Norwnllt' Mid, ropolis. is" visiting her aunt, Mrs
Stevens is a victim of rheumatism"; .ldward Olntstead.
It required hint to leave Nor'waik. The ' . W
defendant has tinec children at the S J. Moore, of New Yet-.it war. a
week -end. guest ctr his friend. Charles
J Ogden, last week
ing a month with relatives in New
York. has returned to Ridgely Farm.
week.
Miss Suldie. of Cannon, have returned
from a visit to Waterbury and other
places. .
street school Oil/'l‘ hursday, nor South
tire teachers attending the Danbury
Mr. and Mrs. George Hall Of Blidgd- Pu"-
p'bti spent Sunday with Charles
..ioitnson They made the trip in Mr. C“““"" Bates and 1331.11": “"0 have
been spending thI (Initiator lit Ridgely
Farm
in the city.
has engaged Oscar Bcklnnd subcon
trttctor‘to erect a house and born for
the Rev.
recently acquired property.
bcr,t and Mir-Is Alice Ii. Olnrstead wen
among those who attended the. this
siona’ry' meeting of the Congregational
Church at Greenwich. Thursday after
lame rcskiencc' for his superintendent, “00“- , 3, .
Mr. Launhnn. --—--~-,———-—~-----‘ , ,
...,_ Thirty-live exctll'tsionists 1,111“ this
place took the trip to Pl '8' ed on
WESTPORT' 'l‘ucsduy Among the tlirkxitber,zwet'e
.. rv . . . Mrs. M. l". Davenport. i811 ehutt
Mrs. l. J. Smith of HIiIiLIIpoIt, is n ,,‘. ' ‘
guest of Mrs. It. 0. Simpson. . ,Iilltlm. ”‘0 M188“ 1“” ”11mm
I bedtime ,
Dean's Kid trey .
. 'his annual vacation
Irene (at the
e Phony Guild
fighters Mary Staples yesterday after
' e‘
The 1119911115101 i a Music Study at
ole which was s’o‘t eat. this week «it
Mrs. Bentley Fiiiows has been posh
potted until Oct. 23.
M is”. S ,. , , ehtport, was
solemn lied," ,’ die (1 iii. ':They
will spend 9,11": .. 9 9113:, ‘Europe.
$2 to $10 to the schbl
greatest: illtvrovolnen‘t1 a"
grounds before June, 19138.
”mm
WILTON'.’ ' 1"“ t
weeks' vacation
N Y. is the guest of hits. .1. hi iiclts.
”1...”...
Mike I'Iele'n Stereos attended the
teachers' convention in Hartford yes
tct'tiay.
Mini-I. G. 'Tho'nt'son is enjoyluga
week's visit in Hartford with Mrs.
r ....I ,. l
s. ii. Sturges, of Deep River. is en-
Frank B. Rockwell ls1at present fili-
t'hew 5 Church
Mrs.‘Osmu' Rudd and children of
Weston, are visiting Mrs J. II. Star-
Miss Sophy Clmstead'. of the met
Miss Folsom. who has been spend-
Mrs: D. D. 'I‘eiford and daughter;
Miss Sarah. of Pnesaic."N. .l.. have
been visiting relatives in town this
Mrs. Wilbur Sturges. and daughter,
Is
There were no sessions in Ilurlbutt
Wilton school on Frnldny the respec-
hiwe returned to their home
Contractor Cough, “of Bridgeport
(i. A. Marks, on'tho latter's
_._....
Mrs. A. W. Morwin. Mrs. Frank Cil-
lIk'kinud. 1".
Mrs;
The Wedding of .Mr. Bolt-Item. of
Bridgeport and Miss Lottie Dicken
8011, or Slrntford, will take place
0. 0in II and ".M'I‘
Jerome Codt‘rc . oi’ (‘annon
and
the bride. Miss Dickonson has been
a. frequent. 'visltor to Wilton. at the
home of her aunt. Mrs. Julia lluiibutt.
Frederick Myers 'has held the res-
porrsiblc other of sexton ot‘St. Mat
thcw's parish torovcr forty-six years
lI‘tIIIIiIItz that; hisIstrongth. owing to
advancingage, was inadequate to the
t'urthcr performance of his duties. he
resigned his position. much to the
regret of the church members, who
have always thecognlzbdx 'hlrtiret'e judg-
ment. capability and continuous ildei
itv to his official I'oqulmmonts. it
was recently proposed as a token of
the appreciation of the. parishioners
to present the retiring sexton with an
appropriate memento. Accordingly,
Monday evening. over liftiy church peo
pic gathered at. Mr. Myel‘s borne,
St. Matthew‘ is, in a neatlpreeenlatlon
specch tendered thegseu bulb—4a gold
watch and chat --a 1011 ly unexpect-
(Id gilt to the passed cipient. At-
ter II few moments (it. surprise be
gratefully acknowledged the iklnd rc-
tntunbrauce of his many
(tinting that he would always value
the testimonial of esteem for the us-
soclution Later in thccveninp; to
treatments were art than by tho tadlttn
of the pttr.isli and on leaving it was
(went. to be remembered in the annals
o! It! country parish.
'I . nervousness-v
William Belt is workiuu in Spring-
dale. .
9 ”ti .iuii“ '
Dr. C H deville has returned from
iii My back a-
! h
Kidney P ll.” ‘ ' 1
For sale by oil coolers. . .«Pt‘ieoiii
cents.
New York, sole agents for-Ithe tinited
States. .
onlomllol' the lime-Judith li~hnt1
it one other. '
l1
Whoa-0mg"
.I' a. .
Foster-Militant 00.. Buffalo; I. ,1”
tenday and Wednes-
'1'1’att'lek Stanley.
couchntaa for Malcolm Crehnm. Mt
The metric 9 01% Louis Manner and v .
The Village Improvement society :
have voted to give pr (III flinging (tom ..
tinnitus the 5,
t the" school
Edward Eckland le.’e‘n]oyl,n‘g1 a two '3‘ ,
Mrs. J. ll. Sturges and Miss Helen '.~
Sturges spent Sdtttrdk‘y in Bridgeport; L;
Mrs. Francesca Ncsbii't; 'of Pclham'. .3
here cemetery: ' ,
’l‘htt'rusday October 24', at the home of .
where the Rev. Charles A. Marks. of
friends. (111-.
the opinion of all that this was no ‘.
-W
Dr.‘ C '8. Master is (trivial; It pair or
‘ .3 ritetl black colts. ,
(11111111111, oi! Bmeidv'n. visited
~ (I
who has been “ Bo I‘d'b , Dow,
Walk: litiltheil (is Stunted il'ttrdtv'ttre
has ‘ cured “more :
'cou'ghl' and ' ode ' ‘
and prevented more
thud
where he will learn the electrical busi-
'lllCBB 7} 9;:1 i I. ,_ 1.9
Adelbcrt Roscoe has taken a posi-
tion with the St.‘ John Woodworking
00,. Stamford“.
. Arthur Sditicn‘hus moved from Rail-
road avenue into Jeff Hahn's place,
Cemetery street . . ,t
centres Sh'mmls. the Railroad ave-
nuet' 11133131111111.1119 installed an elec-
tric'ftipparatut for clipping horses.
Mr. and Mrs Harry F.‘ anr, in
company with their niece, Miss Edna
F. Slater, drove to ‘ihe ibdnbury Fair
'rl'hiu'sduy. ' ‘
Mr. and ‘Mr's’D. R. Merritt and Mr
and Mrs. W A Wheeler are making
an auto tour through Massachusette'
They will t'ott‘ttit Stitcrtiny.
Contraetm Reiterts has completed
worst part at Ruilrod'd’ nveuue. Ito
expects to finish the work in 11' few
days. _
Miss Edna F. Sister returned to her
home in Stamford, Sunday, after visit-
ing with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Hart-y F anr, at the Seotleid
homestead, for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Cari E. Dertt have re-
turned 12' em "thei1 wedding trip
through the New Englaitd States, and
are now at home at the} residence of
the bride' 11 parents meant avenue.
The funeral berries «in Robert Rus-
ceo, 64 who died very suddenly of
heart disease."Sunday "was h'eid at
his into home in lIeWinboro: Wednes-
day 1112 p 1b interment. was in wis-
M
Mr. and hit-3.131111% Webb. Mrn
Jnlln Webb. Mi'lt. Wesley Webb and
daughter Mr. and Mrs Jsmca Silli-
Battery and Robert Whlt'c took in' the
eticureion to Pittsn'eld, rheeduy.
It has been voted, tourists“ a piano
in the rooms of the engine house. The
billiard table is to be repaired and re-
covered and a entail library 'added to
the parlor. A committee is working
hard to place the rooms in an inviting
condition for the members during the
coming wi'ntcr
Jot- key Joseph Miller, who has been
visiting with Frank Lane for some
time returned home Tuesday. ' While
in town he, ma'rie Inhh" it lends and the
departure of the. lltt1e"”to‘ck" was a
turd one. ‘ list will start training for
the. season tit: New Orleans and has
signed (1‘ contract that riots him over
$1.000 it month.“ 'Nottcr is saving and
steady itt'itis habits, and owns consld
erabic real estate in New York. He
also has a his bank account and is
interested in a New York business
The Men of Tomorrow Club resum-
ed its meetings-in the M. E. Church
lecture" recto “Monday evening, after
the usual summer Iadjournment. .The
hers and cousiderablé gymnasium por-
tIphcrnulitI has been purchased. The
young then look forward to an interest
log and enjoyable sensed. The Young
Men' 3 Social Club which has been en-
joying a like vacation. 'wlli continue
its meetings Friday evenings during
the winter. and Ia'noctabie and helpful
number-I e! 010,811,117!!! are contemplated.
' . I W
assume.
Work on the. state road (It. the Ridge
is progressing slowly owing to the
scarcity of help. '
The town has brought an action
against Andrew; Stetzei to recover
about $200 for the care (It the State
Hospital and e where of his wife
during periods w en (the was insane.
Thomas White 'the steam sawmill
hand who ”I... an a y outlined a few
(larva Intro -by the wheeler a heavily
loaded team. has. undergone one opera-
lion at the Bridseport. i-loepitttl and
another will be necessary. There is
slight chance for recovery
writs; cult ll cares 119w i'N
VGR'K'? ' ""1
19‘
, , t ,.
pt'iint, factor! '
n tachlne‘ry tlI t
filters of p11 mitt.“
‘ dl't'tci'o all
as, (niacin; 10, 00
‘ “doing it better
be L it M,
White Lead mitt 11111116th (t: M.
wounding hen for to In 15 years
24 gallons L 313 M laced with
Ides Linseed oil In
paint at a cost of 1
Billion. l t i
any a (tee
wig 1611111111 cu
imbenon, for some time but; restarted
“ tutti tell for New York WednesdayIJtt'e'tttpet '
t'o Nor walk:
I 1 1 DH
i took the advice of (1'; friend and got
_ ‘5, was so 115 to'e
' troubled with all: heedelehes pains in
'eeedingly sevhre if I attempted to out
. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets: 1 was»
excavating (or the. sewer tiII'Ough the ,
man, Miss Mattie Hoyt Mrs. Lewis '
club but; tokent‘ih several ho'w'mem- '
ofth‘n largest 1
relief from hire a he
‘1' . f 1:8"
do (live you, 301011
. ,. Rt least, report‘s
tremjtew . distant only‘ 9. few minutes
from Sou orhmilt
a bottle 0'! 'D'“ Iti‘éiiards Dyspepsia
Tablets at Aliens drug Slurp
effect 01' this room wt
and gratifying. I has
two 1 lilets immediate, ' '
After he first; few doses 1 was satis-
lied I all at last
‘fou (l a refit piedy that
do: (I was greatly
the back and", side: which became tix-
anythin that was at all hard to di-
21:93.11. 1"! Attempted to risewoud
deniy item a stunning position every-
thin would get him: before me and i
wait a have (II/(catch cut t'rfhomeliflink
to keep from falling, My nervous
,syste'm was in a shattered condition.
Noise of any kind annoyed me greatly
and such things as getting a good
night's sleep' Wes usualhly, out tot the
question: . My strength was going'
away rapidly and I was, lo'éins weight.
I was very much surprised to find that
before I had taken one bottle of Dr.
foolish better and as I continued using ,
this preparation I could e'a't anything _
I wanted. I am building up itt
strength and health very fast and all
at my distressing symptoms are leaw
lng me. I hope this statement will
be published eo‘tbat" it 11103141191119
means of flitting others who are trou-
bicd as F two heed to use Dr. Rich—
.nrds Dyspepsia Tablets." -
For sale .by all (Enigma Best
c any “Richards” I Price 50
cents per bottle. " Made by Dr. their
arms Dyspepsia Tablet. Association. 63
Worth 5111191, New York. “ 9 {
Exposes econ (1,5 ,rActLIrtée
Corredpogdonco Between 810th Nor-
walk and Adam;- .69. Officials.
. Some time ago the matter of better
pot; in South Norwalk fer the Adams}
Express Compfiny was brought to the '
attention of the Merchants and Mann-
fncturere’ Associatlenp and the mat-
for was taken up with the express
company. as the following correspon-
(fence will show: ’.
August15,1907. ‘
Superintendent of Adams Express 00.,
' Boston, 1111‘s... '
Dear Sir: On behalf of the large
number of potions i would call your
attention to the necessity for some
shed or storage] use, or other cover-
ing for the goo shipped out from
South Norwalk station by your com-
tcmaie weakness and general nobility.
Weak, puny children too, are greatly
strenéthened by theinr» Guaranteed
troubles, byli‘
500. ,
a—u'n-I'i'r-lv—p
NRREOT'ED FOR WORKING 1" CE-
METER
RY.'
Nlii'w IbNDON. Oct. 19.—-—Ben1emin
F. Scovili'a was arrested this morning
for the fourth time. for working in the
New London Cemetery. Associations
H. Baxter, (trumpet.
try-lows. IScovllle Ines-them employed
by to minors and oluiniotlhe 51011011111-
time right to (lo the wait this has
served terms In iuihruther to
it line. which he declares out out. end
has only recently emitted his. liberty
it. is probable that Blwmli ten. will“
make inquiry into his limit-$10 work-
. In W the cholera
‘ I
’t .
,rwill uh prompt. re-
, Lyon and 1
Bladder l’iiltt you
weak kldneys'.
W
' NEW HAVEN' 0 MI
INEW‘HNVE ‘0 1 '2”
herein (It the read a, the t the tar-
oh‘ lit the rebuild procedure every tall.
I unit that the reduction in tho turtle is
W. t). titti'ot', I1: thin
h'u
Blue, ,ltieutllport.‘
no greater this Bill ,9th 10311, w ‘.
Here is "f'Mr Fred Shiith' of'lliarien. "
“1": Dating September There Wettb'
Deaths.
Births and Fourier tdai'ti'w
'stora‘éo facilities at the railroad de- -
29—Juilta tStrtItto‘n,
29-8011, to Charles N. H'srt.
also (or stomach liver 11nd kidney.
bender and urin- ,
“ ' Herald;
Forty- -Two
"I (I
ages - . 9
statistics.
deaths. however,
forty- -two
foil ow:
Births.
1—-—John, to .ioirn Kane.
, Richards.
4—»I'Iessie and Frances,
Keesi'er.
t'r—leli
Atchinson
ii—thug‘hte't‘ to lJohn
ti—IIclen, ,to Frank
9—3011; 1 William
'8—~Charles1 Henry and’
o
18—Vlctor Emerson,
T'ay i'or '
BI othcrton.
20~Lestér, '10 Alvin Confield.
22-—-Son to William Colbert.
, 23*I’eter to Be
Bil—Frederick
arry, to
Beat-lea.
Anderson.
C'Bnrkcr.
V "eWaIn r.
,1 I
M. Sim 'n'oh, f ‘
ids-Cari!“
'i‘n
t'e'r Beatrice Hit'e.
.6 ,
gerct Roweii.
21~Joh
Edi th M. I’Ionrm
ilbw—John N Kittie and "and Edith L.
Sherwood.
trod iii Mdrrlanl
Iii-«William J. Dixon and Mice Mm'gflte
1 new-19"“ . .. .15 '(I 411M VI
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“First, he sure you are i ht 1.... ,
,gfgentd.
"Yes t"
“Then three about ltd
do
be‘d- Wetting. its
use for this trouble.
end no 11110111191112“?qu
0 our saltldrentiltroulti {a 1111“- ill are
nit onto a e I: need,
Do 9 is treatment “(use
stiles adults and aged bthrottle troubled
it can't help it.
¢_
'Titat the town has heed 31-10th
steadily to showu by the. very cons
ernble increase of entries on the vi
During September t b,
were consideraby
above the number that would naturdiI'
ly be expected for this month helm;
In the same month there
were thirty nine births [and fourteen
marriages .»
The full vital statistics of the month
Mtephen, to Stephen Totir
6——Willit1m to Joseph Kor'ekesf‘
.Waukiln.
7—Jo's'cph, to John P ktie‘.
b—Vloietta Lorilee; to Louis dammed.
7—8011, to’ Willis N. 'Nldl'reréon.
8~Miirgaret to’ Frank Boltezs.
oback.
cGl'fli'éi'
8-Peter reacts. to ”Rethink F‘. Skidd.
‘I iii—Percy, to 'Sam scan "
airy Leslie,
li—-—Joseph to Joseph Diabei't
iii—Daughter to John Mahoney.
to Harrie L. Willien's'.‘ ‘
‘lii~—-liiar'y"Ma‘rtlm' to Heinrich (1911110..
Iii—Son, to i’lt‘rr‘bert R Robertsf'
to With“. ,‘0
18~Clnreynce Edward,‘ to Stiletil‘ Bell.
Ill—Lari Winfield, to Sylvets'tciI
l—William Edward. to Edward Brew-
on.
24191110 to Benjamin Motkln.
il—Fran‘ccs Elizabeth; to Francis J.
.to. Adolph
- while.
5‘—~Aiioei Catherine. to James Cole.
t_'t-——Adoi‘l1')h“. to Carlo Giordano.
am Al'oxtllldEr, to Sulfide] J.
i
I
“‘1‘"
(1611111 (lino Rosenberg.
Edward
Lid-Mabel Rebeccn to Adam Kennedy.
26-Son, to Nimrod Tilly.
20—1)aughtcr to Irene Bartram.
28——-Ailce hIlirabet'd't, to William W.
to Ir a Mortimer
2.2,,
ll
W.
hutho'llity related that
9 ' tan in the".' tales are
'11 't',h1 he tflanged, signals
9 0,0, .01 some.
thin”; ldflt’fipp "1% 1811113111”. and
warns ever? to be careful, par
tlculnriy at this period of the year;
when the {9‘ Rho pores are closed o
'l " (1 eye to dot
11 11161711111111... the. tilt at:
poisons from the bloc and systemw
'Ath't'm' first. W111“ Bennett‘s . , 11"
cream! . 6011 Horn. 0 -
send nudity-31101131, 1'1 till ow. ,,
.ilnx' sithplef hometrecipe ebouide be used.
at ,, a e ,., . .
I11111111 blush “11111111” '1 " elitlln
ounce: Compound Ker-11011, one: ,uitcezt
Com ou‘nd Syrup parsnperlila three
. 'l‘dhe‘a te'tihp‘bonf Iii , Itch,-
1'31" and at“ bedthnetlwl l" '
by 300 Vprcscr
supply these three rustedlehts‘gfismalh
cost, Which can easgly b mixed by
shaking Well in a be tic "ew people
seem to know the value of these com-
mon remedies in the treatment of the
kidneys. This simple prescription,
when taken as. directed, will regulate
the urine. angina rcmdvé sedi-
ment, overcome back pains and c'ieai’i’he
the entire kidney structupe, correct-
ing the bladder troubles in lustnliltio
.I (Iti'flth'lI'l'tN'.1llalb 'l'
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LENox .i’tEAi..'l'IfT BOMFANY.
HARTFORD, Oct, 19-41110 Lennie '
Realty Company. (It New Haven today.
. filed a certificater of incorporation at; -
, into 5000. shares of this!i
, business 011112. 500. In
the otllee of the Secretary of State.
"l‘he capital stock is $500,000 divided
' Whine of
.b gin
“a “(11:1 8% lo
lug“ iii real estate are '(ibrhdt‘aii'o may
engage in the building business. The
Incorpotator‘s are’: John E. mums, of
West Haven' Iii. L.“ Nettleton of New
Haven, and each C. Edwards 01 West
$1 00 each The: churn
. .Haén The Canadian Real-Estate Cor-
' Ital stock is $111300.
. drought. are. 111151191; forgotten
Ily cure me.”
, .Istore.
’ . tree. ’
poration of New Britain also iiibd II.
certificate of incorporation. ’Ihe cupi-
«HAnu Tweeter noses;
21.118 ,oid (111va of iimwiilltfltgw
prosperous Q1101118118 wdhxééaith (“6100811
I .citizenef Cedéltwmrl Bentham.
ll'nll
that! not not termites. a ‘I'iit'ttrd. tilde he
1.1111011111111111; 1111 3631111.
“i. We worn
out, rind discouraged nynoushlllsailzht
and ”lay and could 011cm ,reliel till I
tried Dr. King's New Discovery. it
been less than onevhdttle to complete-
The safest and most. 1'0-
liable cough .and cold cure and 11111:, .
‘.and throat healer,f ever discovered
Guaranteed by. F. H Baxter's
60c (1110.51.00.
.‘u 0'
drug
Trial bottle
AUTO BOOK FO'R' £HRI8TMA8
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I Many innitlrirs are In'n (baht the ot‘
tics of the secretary all state for _
printed list. bf registered niotori. v‘I'
hicies such no were: issued endear, the
01d 111111.11 thought. that such a
' work may, he. 'p'rlnted; by order of: the
‘ mammal oft
(secretaryI iate‘ in .the mail, but no
work has 111131111911 inns 3111.;Aecbrdlttg 4
.to the records in: the office client 2.
.000 automqbtlist's have“ so (or neglect
ed to renew their licenses. ' - , ,
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Ké'tn'te'du'a. metre .C 0113118111111 is
At; "(915311101 1111;” (Item. remedy (or
caught and 09.11! 3090' hi I' ever?
.ten'rilr. Sold pity. 'l‘ile
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
'IPheI'lnecIrIn. . .. f, ;:
unannousrsn Idvau'ron. 'EA'o.
Tmmrvuw (1.151....em vd (1.
Cooper. ori Irntot (I .the (teen hormo-
meter. died entry; fpncu'n'ronth alter
a. weeks illness He. who warmth-
eight years old. a nittiv'o' of'I Milenfl ,.
,II ..tI'rId for 11. time was an. Answer of
6 22 'Ininernldn South America. He. came
1-—Louls ll. Kendrick and Miss Mary
(«linens E. Smith and Miss Emma
tin—Joseph IF. Oi'i'is' 11nd Miss Sophie.
7~Jolifnr1i§knblk and Miss Katie Bo-
l1——Rt1lt'igt't S Benedict and Mitts Nellie
indoor and Mrs. Juliet
lei—Wliltert'fg' i2! Courier and Miss Heri-
arc-undo contrary to; the, eumlsttdns .
Iii—«George Steedmuller and Miss Mitr-
QBwFrankv J. Ferries and Miss With.
".1 ‘ J.
i
It?
20 {Fruit 'Byrhpcbaotl'II9tl 00381,!-
p'any. may complaints have come new“. , . . .
to our association item the nlbrchauts , Y M 1')
in Nimrd to tile- EXIKIHIH'O- l—-loiin Kane. few hrs
Goods are ireqi‘mntir wet 01' the t—oantet Riot-(Iain ....... 08 '
storms.,‘and frbzen by the cold by 2.501", J Rl0rdII1n _ . 3 3‘ 20
reason of exposure. We believe that 2—Alrgus'tus (1 Fallen” 73 7
if you give this matter due considera- 5.4.901.“ Grumman _____ 71 .1 25
lion that you will at once agree. that b—Benjainin Ward ...... 4;,
more protected facilities should be 5.41050“ Lehotsky mgutg
furnished your bailout. b—Rcssle Motkl'n ........ It
Trusting that this will have due 't'—John F Hyman ....... It
consideration, I have the privilege to 7_pmnk Kresko ,,,,,,,, :1 29
be , 'S—JnCOb TWO]! .......... 7 10 4
Y0 0““ trdi',y 1 ll~—l‘el1nJ . Zedi'l'a ........ 2 9
(Signed) THOS- ”1 RAYMOND li——B,etsy W Gregory ..... 08 ii 7
Presidrnl to—rtiur MacCormac ..... :In 1 e
The fonoVVhig 1‘8.pr “'HS received. 1041115118141 1313103111 ...... 72 9
130310“ MASS 10~Guii1éppe 'l‘ornatose ..,-W
Ath 1.6 1907 lib-(Tulle Harland .......... 7
Mr. Thomas i.RI‘Ianond,Pi'esiIlcnt.10__Ca'th-efl‘ne 311015.,“ u-Ttl I .
iiietmchunts'fi Manufacturer's As lib—Edmund I 'l‘trllnt.1dgtI..S'l
sociation. South NorHWnlk (-‘onn. ll—Eiimbeth Wankllu r,
Dénr Mr BIIIIIIOIIII: I beg to 110-1 ill—Alice M beet-s .......2t 1 tel
knowledge mcliipt (If your, furor of the ltd-«Marlin Kellogg ....... 6!, 10 2;, .
lt’rth instant. regarding lli'd office 0011- III—Clifford M. Sounders ,- 3 10
ditlons at. the South Nor‘ivaik station. 15.101113. 'A' 50'“, ...... 73, 5
I am sending it to orir superintendegd 16—-— 11W: Beesdh'.‘ ,,,,,,, 7, ,
at New Haven, J C. Curtis, with re- 17.. “in 1.; Bertie; ,,,,, .12 5 23
quest that he take the matter till With 19915911914399 ........ t'.
he railroad WWW ““d W will“ 'ZO—Ellzabeth o'suiuvan ..40
can be done to relieve the situation. 20__L“enfl L pI'ms‘éi- ,,,,,, .. 9
Yours very“ truth.L , 20-»Stephen Simonsky ....tII ,
(Signed) "' 7 C 8 seamen. 23—HeienV Hollol‘an .. .III II"
' 7 " Manager 23-41111.) Bucktndn .78, .
W 25—89mm A. Janieii ...... 3:: 6 10
HI'O canteen MOTHER- '4 zd—smn‘tet M 'I‘It'ylor...718_. 1. 1:1
I'M)! dour old mockery-who is how 25,4“ $30011. . . 7' . 9 1 .
eighty-three years old. thriWn Elec- 2743,11...“ New“) ........ 3-“. ‘
trio WWII" Wm W- BWIBNME‘IO’ 27~T11t11llltta Eritrea ......et 11 17
Dublinpan. - "3‘10 h“ 131““ them 10" 27~Susnnua C. liewlcy ...05 10 .I
about two years and enjoyed an excel- 24~Artltur Mallory 2 27
lent erectile. teats; airline and News 27~John Dobkie'éwlcz . 1."
Well!“ Thus “the. W1!!! Electric 3““ 28~Aibert BDUBOII' ....... I 2
«1'8 31160180 II We‘ll M'd the 'l'-m“ 30~Pntt~tcu o'neu . .. .. (e 3
happy results follow in all cases of mung...
Kiss and Mrs. Sophie Bettye. ‘j'
22~A1i row” Please and Mitts Amalia
iilr'i'ti
Zdwll‘rodorick ii M‘ltlkilt and Mind
here in 1880 and began the manufac-
Itnre or his thermometers. No new ,rII
Iiattves survive..II‘Ilneral services will
be held Sunday .onddllhheii “1,1111 laid-i
body will be taken to De .-
(Milt. ,1 .. .
91L; While-tut
new still bar.
is inherit)“
the at VII
l wi‘
'I'Ir'tr ends? 'I' “I." new.
cations 11,.s use .tst—
nefii trouti er, ’i‘bc’ Clifton! Pbill‘nhlI .V
and Plaieteiin. Hammond. . ' "'
‘3 WILMMANTIG J. WEI-IR DEADI
WlBLmANdet..10.-r—Werren.
Clark widely 11.5.... in the iewalry
trade, haying :“been at the head of a.
large manufacturing firm. in Provi-
deuce, died at his home onI IViiinne
mu teddy. He came here to live
about his years ago, and had spent
most of his life in. Rrovidcn'cc. He was
in his sixty-fourth, yd 1'.,A widow. Wit?
daughters, one of 5th ville” of
Dr ill. J stores,“ and it.
sort, Walter i... all But it. lilil‘vl ,,
W
’ ‘ ' Al 01mm
'l‘hi'rti is 'to ceriliydlltu ..
mo trtrtho "lzed to refund . 90rd J11, 1251
it ‘it'otdi "Is any. and ’l‘li ., a to). 1m
dill; rill. "dirt iilt'a‘ir'pd‘t'it’i?
sci'lou's results {50111 It cotid. 9113;231:1315
r one not an prevec s n
ind condutd't'nidn, ”debutante? «notation.
to I. (e contra-01.91113
All mouths (and {9:111
health. .111 ibottlo ot
1% w.“ 1.111.111.1191 .
rare I'ttitt ' ‘
era ”1""
mt '.
' " " ,t‘iiiiitl‘ emits
will lie
illitr'rtti‘liii' "ell
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2111-“ tried, dimeritw H I111
will trust news: ”it till iii-.illll’il-I
10.26 60c and .li .titi whtritl
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