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no I I‘I,I.I
John Cole. is putting
planking into the bridge
.whcrolt‘ls badly needed.
now
spots
some
to
“Captain Chariots libltitier. of Salt
ora' Snug Harbor. in visiting bore. llia
.u'ii'e.§i'rotn Port. Jefferson. is also
spending a few days here. '
Tile young ladieuai‘e cordially lu-
‘vitcd to attend the Philuihca (‘lanu of
the East Avenue Methodist Jtlpiucopal
Church every Sunday at i: o'clock.
‘ 'l‘he workmen who arc digging (in
blast. Norwalk sowora caiuo noar
spoiling ’l‘hcodorc Olson‘s lliiltilrlilllll‘
hcdgo this morning by throwing crawl
but of a trench against it. Mr. Uiuon
naturally til‘olcsicil vigorously and as
soon on tile contractor arrived on, tho
scene he had the work dono in, nut-b
a. way an would not. injure Mr. Olson's
hedge. .- .
John R. Fowler, oi“ Concob. has boon
visiting his son. Joseph i‘owlor. who
recently met. with the misfortune to
lose. three lingers in a planing lli:t~
chine at. Hatch & lialloy's lumhor
yard. While hero Mr. li‘owli‘r moi
Ilcmou ilrundagc. whom lie but] uoi
soon before in iiity yours. and they
reported old acuituiutanco.
’l‘iio' liai‘ucn (‘lub bun uocurod lbo
services of George 1:. MoNuii to load
tboir inccting Sunday. Mr. Mt‘Niili in
known as the dinner pail evangelist.
from his taking bis‘pwn dinner pull
and preaching: in factory and shop iii
the noon hour. and is onoyot' the most
interesting spo‘akors 'lhat has over
visited The Not-walks. A cordial in-
vitation is extended in every man in
East Norwalk to hear ,Mr. MUNUH.
STOP THAT COLD
or it mu "result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception
10. 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clit-
iord. Baxter’s and l’laisted‘n. "
,Ro'wpv'r‘o'u.
The ltowayton l-lone Company is
planning to hold a fair to commence
next Wednesday orcniuiz. and will hold
a parade ibc night bci'oi'o, to celebrati-
tbc‘ aiYair.
Mr. . and hire. (3. S. (‘liuinborinilu
‘vho havo horn gill'tliil durlnu iho unlu-
liter of Mr. and Mrs, William A. (‘unb-
man, rciuruod today to illi‘ll‘ liomc in
lianuilmi, New York.
The Junior l'Ziuiv-nror' l-locicly, oi“ llll‘
liowaylou liupiinl Church. in hilllllit‘:
a norial gathering, today at tho rout
demo of Mr. nnil Mrs. W, F, Amblcr.
in llowuylon avoiiiu'. 'l‘ho. illt'lliln-rri
lilila‘t‘llllilt‘tl during the morning, and a
line dinner wan curved thin noun.
There were vnrionn munch. union- and
olbol' interesting i‘t‘ulnrca,
llowuyiou ilupilut illuu'rh. ltt‘l
Frank (’3, lirown. iumior iuziiii a. m.
and 7:30 p. ill. norvicon: morality. unit.
loci. ‘l‘ho Sir-unzip or Unit): cwnlm:
nurinon Topic, The Mun Who ilou'i
Curr. The trio will Hint: at tho cyr-
ulna norvicc. Bible School follows tho
morning unrvicu; .lunior Endeavor at
3130: Senior Endeavor at. 0:30: The...
day it p. in. meeting of clarm for tho
utility of immigration problem: irrr
illumination luiiowu: 'l‘bui'niiny. 'iziill p.
ill. monthly ctwenant meeting.
liowuyion Methodist. Epiuropul
t’lburch. llcr. ll}. W. ilynalic. photor-
'l‘bc punter will prcncb at both morn~
tau and evening acrvicen. Morning
Mormon will conclude the dincuualon
of Religion and licuiliy. In lilo crow
hm the topic will be Augruaalvn t‘hrlu-
linnlly. (in 'i‘noudny rvonlny; llr. \i'lh
limit i‘. iii-liar. principal of tho illrbl'
High Salami. llrookiyn. will dollw-r bin
lecture on An Hour Willi illvunuclinn,
under annulrru ul tho Muwnrlb lfifllitll".
l'rdrcr lill'l‘lllil: 'l‘buvmiui rrrnillu
nnWlit‘a cat-imbued Witch llbtrl
halve in good tor little baron and tar.
burns. uniiill nrrntcbnr or bruincn and
big: ouch. unit] by Tim titli‘lnrd l'harv
diary and 'lhc ilrilluc Pharmacy. “
mam.“ M“. a.» M
mama nun uoaorou.
0m. 8 0. Keillor rtsited lit tinrwnlii
uni. Mrndlra, .
it“. and Min. Paullliurria am the
ammo of it rum. tun-a curly in ow
week.
Wt
Jamal in. women; who a: in Au»
innit. N. Y.. when haunt at very cold
wathcr in that town recently.
6‘ ‘7 W.
...“... Pulimgnt‘firoilkilnr. trauma
11 and the
“gallery, in Vernon,- My turn.
~ ... ' .7 automation and
lit. fund“ Mrs. touts Eltom Litigation
no; Port dbenterparade, Wednesday.
it ter with Miss Anna ti.
....“
day from a inuoh enjoyed visit with
her parents in Haviit'nli'itw,_New York.
....
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Mr. and
Mos. William Bull. all. of Stamford.
‘ Were the gaeabs‘ of Mr. and Mrfi, s, 0,
Keillor, Sunday.
1' Quiotutl .l. N. 000, Adlutnut'li’clton
and llr. .Robiuuoa of the Soldiers'
Home at. Noroton. attended "the Mr»
iluloriuiiHull‘dediculion. in Stamford.
' ‘ niriu ay.
» [Attcru remaining uncalled for in
the Dorian posi-oiiice am addrenaetl to
"D. W. Brockwuy (.2)..,Johu Kenuoy,l‘i\i-
ion Jones. hacitm- B. Symarki. Mrs. Id.
Smith and Mlsu’ciirrio Houston. ‘
Mien Ellzn ’l‘. Birdsallbecurcd the
quilt at the Ellglo .Hhok and Ladder
(ionipany'u fair. The proceeds of the
Still? of the quilt were $10.50. principal—
ly through the efforts of Mrs. Smith
0. Keelcr.
Andrew Taylor" in installing a sys-
tem of waterworks in his Main street
livery .ntablc, the supply of water to
be drawn from his deep well. He in-
ieuda to have a tire plug placed near.
by for use in case of need. "
Someone in the Stamford our Wed~
ucuday. as it, passed Greenwich. want-
cd to know if, the bird that surmounted
the "Tea Room” was a roasting fowl
or an invalid crow. Will Greenwich
please remember the guardian of ‘()ld
tinny" is a fierce gray bird with bond-
cd beak, an angry cye and a startling
shriek '.' 3 ‘
‘ .iobn (irccnwuld died very suddenly
Friday night.‘ of apopicxy. ,Mr. Green,-
waid was anvcnty-iivo years of ago.
He llitil juut returned from :i visit with
bill llttllglli'ltli‘.‘v‘l\li‘8.~1til‘lpll Blt'i'tblll'il. 0f
ilurion. lie expired so suddenly that.
own those with whom hewus inlkin'it
\vcro not, mvarc’ol’ it.._ The funeral
was held Monday afternoon, Rev. J. ll.
Hoyt. otflciutin‘g- Interment wail hi
iAtkeview cemetery. »
Port Cheater had a grand coiobra-
lion Wodenehdoy. It llarlon residual:
reports the town and the adjacent vlll
lunch as bouillil‘uily docoruicd for tho
grout. “\Vcsiclionlor lr‘irc Parado.‘ The
fin» companion police force and drum
corpu proseniod a lino nppcurunco.
ihcir marching showing thorounh drill.
and (writing iuvomblo coinmoni. Ev»
crybody nocniod to be on tho Hirooiu.
onlbuuluum was goilci‘iil.lilii- occasion
rcniinding one oi‘ an ii—tiino ll‘ourilt
of July. ’9 ‘
’l‘hort' woro lbroc salon ot‘ rcal orlnio
in ilurion. last. wot-lo and moriuagos ro.
corded amounted to 2.500. For ihu
third week in ()otobci'. liltll your. ihnri‘.
wcl'o sovon solos of properly and
mortgages oi‘ $8,500. Last Week‘s li'niiil-
i'Pra' wort“: -
(linirlos Adams to George \i’oundy.
Grove nlreoi. .
Churlos Adumu to .l. A. ll‘illt'll. (iroro
sircoi.
V/ ll. ii. i
roton.
'Jtit'ighl oi on to (I. lh'uno, No-
'|‘|n- lint. or campaign oxponscs incur-
l‘t‘il during thu- roccut town oloriion
baa boon iiiod with 'l‘own Clot-k ’i‘ltnd-
dons Hull. and shown some lull-routing
llilltl‘ou. ‘Willlzitn llilgilnll'. 'l‘own R0-
pubiican chairman. spout “MI-0. .'ibol
Dnuro, chairman oi‘ the Democratic
’i‘own i‘ommiiioo. stator; that his coin-
inliioo sili'lll $vi.7.'-. tho only oxpondi-
llll‘l'li ill-int; ltill'i‘l'lltit‘ilit‘lll:4 of (‘nu‘
(“Home in Tim Sentinel. Stamford Advo-
mil- and llurion llcviow.
'i‘ln' urcaioul amount of dummy spent.
by a oundidaio was by iihurloo ll.
Filt'll. for that uolocinuiu. which coal
him $07.
'i‘lw ropori of tin- town muniniiioo of
ibc licpubllcuu party in an l‘ollowa:
5.00
llcut of oillco
llllhta-l .
lT MY CASE EXACTLY."
,yotul medical uld.
Receipts.
ibilanv-o on hand ............... $28.00
From t‘. ll. li‘iich .............. £35.00
Front ll. W. Slioror ........... . 25.00
From N, llaucby .............. 5.00
From ll. 'i‘uvlor ............. .. 5.00
From Win. Wilimoii, .lr. ...... 2.00
li‘l‘itlti .l. A. Wood .............. 5.00
l“l‘(llii 'l‘liudduna lloli .......... 15.00
l“runt W. \‘i’, llaliurd .......... lh.ii0
‘l’oinl ..................... M20320
Paid Out.
liniloln ......... ..........$l2.bll
l. lirowu iworkci‘l ......... 5.00
ll. liayinoud iworkori . ....... 0,00
llilturn maul
1. Raymond iworkert .. ........ i000
A. Taylor itemiiui ...... 0.00
it. Raymond (Worker) ........ 5.00
W. Wiilmnti irullvoiul tarot 2.00
l-‘. Aioxnndcr irullroinl t'uroi . 2.00
"THEY 80
Hundreds of south Norwnik Mon and
Woman any Thin About Dr.
Richard: Dropout: Tablets.
llr.
nlrouuilicn wank niotuurhu.
many llama la lllmiilt Norwmk.
'l‘bcy linvu «tired and are caring
dyupopaiu everywhere; but only local.
honiv proof in tlfllll'llll In pimple oi“
doaih Norwalh.
More in illintb Norwnik no have no
llhtl tor Ncbrnnliu or Michigan ovl»
dour-c. We want to know what our
own aluminum any.
And ii iii a tart that. all lilttmitrh
rrmeriy advertising. backed with iimuh
Nora-nth trudginnjti‘yhfegru to in. nun.
atria Dyu ’p ..n 0 .
(in llirgdgb iliiii or any other parlor
and are for yonmlt. 7 .
Mr. it. .l. thrown. at at Van haunt
Mt‘coi, lanai. wowalk. (loan. «bylaw
”l haw llama Dr. Richard» munch
win Tuition; in he trust all they are rup-
rum-ntml.‘ ”they marlin: taut will?
nun (Wholly. ’i‘iioy built up my
ninvngtll and improved my :dipmttre
urgaau Wonderfully. l “implantable
inurcc‘emmendiap this. rumour «finally
I’rovon
lion."
For slain by all iii-autism.
to say "Richards” twice.
again per bottle
Worth uteri. New 1’le
W ,
. no. new integrand autu-
‘ “‘2 .woflffml ....a. .r .
iliclmrda Dyitpupuln 'i‘ahloiay
......‘,i
‘ Oh .. ‘, 1
The exp one accountant-tho ‘dll'iiel'
un‘ candida. it are as follower; , ‘ V‘
Um. Fitch ........L.l....;i.....86l.00
ii. W. Fowler ................;nothlng
.lohn it. Gonna . ............ . .nnthinlv
John A. Finch ‘ $1.50
interim M
Dave N
no“...
\ Mather mtg uh .‘
Andrew: bury r. r.“ “7‘
Hiram drw.‘
William J. [gloating .
Nathan Dunc-buy . . . .. . ...L. .
Abel 'Duuce‘ ........ ..
William ll. Willmott.
withing
. $5.00
......
Jr;
W. D. Anderson. Jr‘; . ....... d. I ‘
Van antinuclear Pooley
Wllbut Bitten .nothing
25.5.0 ‘
borer .............._.$4t.00 V
.nothlug “I
. .nothlnir ,
..$15.00
lraGregory .noiliing
liant'ord Smith
Charles Bennett. ... . . ..
Rev. Herbert S. Brown .
li‘rank McGuinesa
Wm. ’1‘, Anderson
Ezra Hurtwright .. . ..
Newton Crotni .. . . . . . . . u. . .,.uoihlug
Thaddeus Bell ,.................‘.sit..00
William Rnnizlng .. ‘. . ...uoihiugl
Charles A. Bates
. . ‘.‘u'
......-
. . nothing
3. . . . .Liiothiug
fl . ... . . $2.00
E. ’l‘. Bates .. ..... . ..... 5...... $4.00
C. ’1‘. White ...... ........ ...tnothing‘
Andrew Taylor ....... ..4.nothim;
C. Erncui: Lounuhury ....l.....$i4.il0
John P. Brunmier . . . . . . .. . .. $2.00
Clarence Scotleld‘ ..... L . $0.00
William Dugdnle ..........'..... $4.00
Newton (lrot’oot .. ........ l...uoihing
R. F. Skclton' ll $1.50
, ~—"‘"r'-7~‘-r'—- L
A CARQ,_ . '
Thin iii to certify that hill 'drtiggiut‘a.
are authorized to refund iyour money
it rToleyiu ilonoy and Tutftailu to cure
yourc‘oulzb or cold. Illusions the
cough, hcalu tho iunuslaqd prevents
seriousreunlts from a cold; Cures la
grippe cough and preventspneumonia
amt consumption. ,Ctllltttiglfl no opinion.
The genuine in'iu a 31- low package.
Refuse substituted. 'i‘ho Cli‘lord l‘hau
many and Plaiutcd'u Drill? Store. "
a.m--—Ju—~qu’uq——r‘
‘ WESTON. ‘
.~,~ “W .
Mrs. ii. i.. liowlun’ll
Wesiport friends. ‘
i.‘ »
lids viuitcd
r
Minn Emma. Faultinbcr has recovered
from a few days’ illness.
Mrs, W. P. Rowland has entertained
ilcddiug friends this week, .
Louis: Burr llliii hccuwpeuding scv~
oral days in .lamcaiowu, Va.
. ' . 1‘.
Albori Latitor.‘ oi lit'ulucport. has
boon encoding a few daye'in town.
-.--.-....-. . ‘
Mrs. Ephraim li‘lirh in mlnvoivncinu
from a two wot-ks' illness with asth-
lilil. ‘
ww—g‘m» '
Mr. hollow. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. has
[won a gin-st at the residence of How-
urd lieors.
Miss Ella li‘anlou him roturncd from
a visit with her ulster. Mrs. Edwin
lloyl. ot' Norwaili.
Orlando Andrews has completed his
fifth work as a juror in iiiio Criminal
Suporior Court, in Bridgeport.
Mrs, ttcorgo Mills and Mm Clifford
Mills. of t‘lcomciown. uncut v'l‘hursday
with Mrs. 'l'licodorc Hamilton.
Mrs. iinrry. oi‘ ilrconwlcb..bas rc-
iuruod homo aftor npcnding «a few
days with Mrs. C. ii. Seotleld.
Mr. and Mrs. lra Andi-own. of Wu»
ion, havo boon spondinc a few days at
the residence of Orlando Andre‘s.
. run Matinee Whisi. Club will hold
its ncxi meeting with Mrs. James
i‘oioy. on Tuesday afternoon. Orin.
bcr :30.
Mr. and Mrs. .i. Morwin livers urn
unending this wrote with Mr. and Mra.
Frederick liooru. of 34 Orchard utrcot.
Norwulk.
M r. and Mrs. .lilillOil Chamberlain. of
Brooklyn. itro expected in town ioumr.
row to spend two weeks with Mr. and
Mru. liawiey Williams.
At the claim of the burinoun xuauion
and an inlet-outing icciurcr'a program.
North-id ilranuo. last. evening. held it
onto oi‘ useful and fancy oriiclcu. tho
prtit’t'mlu in he devoted to tho tilirint‘
than work of the Grange.
h‘oloy'u Kidney lure will cure any
cure of kidney trouble that hi not he
'l‘hozclitford Phar-
macy and l'lalaind's Drug store. "
o
“room's rooraALi.’ GAMES.
...—......
.Yale to Play Vlllanovu and Trinity to
Meet when...
NEW HAVEN, (lei. 20.»~'i‘hc two
football mutton in Connecticut today
width will draw largo crowdu are ibono
to be played thin diiornonn at Yale
l"lolii between Yale and Vilinnovu, and
Ill um Trinity College cninpnm ui. Hart.
ford. when chloyan and Trinity ro-
lunur athletic t'olalionn in thin apart
after a break of lbrco ycurH.
lltllh ignition arc liltlllltlll'tl in ho ltttril
i‘nnubi and un Villntitiru ,ucnrod on
l’l‘liiwiim, \‘ulo turn are wondrring it
that ll‘ll‘lt run he dolln unuinni iii"
bin". The Talc 'rnraiiy round but
been nprrdcd up during lilltt wncli‘u
practice and an rxiwrt. opinion at tho
truth to llllil. it hull ui-l-ai dolouuiw no.
wot‘ at. thin iliuc, but tin "fiction but!
not been developed. a plan at coaching
which in nhnoui traditional at \‘nln.
where the motto bl "llitllii‘tlio imuu no
it unnuolho sliiil‘i‘ll on null then dew--
person who may antler twat material
Mill he in line tattle and a hard baitlc
Price 50 predicted. hath have i't‘llfliil‘i:ttll
Made by Dr. Filth» width trinity litill 9,119.3le aquadr it
ill!!!” fll’fit‘éhalu Tablet. Articulation, til cationic to titular. the Mcthutiitit; hurlir
top it an that it run acorn on till?
other follow." Yah- mnn believe that
‘tbri train in an powerful one, much
.alie ll of any for a number or yl‘iti‘il.
but the limo ban not yet i'lillll‘ to have
it. allow lia alumni. ‘Villanovn will tun-r
to unload linen (Won more than it did
inguinal lltn 'l‘iltnrn in= lbrcu‘lhn blue
prion :nliova iiuuprrlidut sawed in the
noun iht'thhaitaclwr. '
At Trinity the. mono w it Wunloyan
ill hailed wltii‘ delight. it It trams will
it
and
.to do any, rearing.
nothing"
nothing ,
.....‘Jlollllilg _
_ ‘CAMAAN.
'i‘bn KiilckorhocluirT'i‘ruut Company,
of NewlyYork. which cloned tin doors.
Monday, in trustee for the (ll-little of
William ‘Mctllon‘aimn.’ i'lic ‘dnccnueii
father of Mine illicit (tumble McCleuu-
lmn. of New Cilllllliil.' Tito funds held
by the trust: company ‘,approximhlc
$115,000. , v s
l .
The divorce suit. in the Supro‘prf'
Court or New York, luwblob Mn.
Belle Burnett, of this townsiu being
nucd‘by Charlton Rogers Burnett. in
attracting much interest it“ over. at
country for the. many jscnsatlomr
charges that have been made. Arthuul
(l. liuiuphroys. the do-rcuponden .
apcndr. his nuiiimcru itcrc. at. the. peat;-
ilcnco oi‘ his father. l’yoi’. H. G. Humidi-
roys, director of tho New York Stall
phony (null, lie is a brokcr in New
York. and has boon oitllcil in the cash
many times to refute shticbiéntu. limi-
lllg licr I‘oslilonco hcrc. thin summed,
Mrs. linrnott‘ and iiiuupbrcyu"wpr
much together. llrlviug was their (title:
pastimc. although they ,siponi. much
time on the golf links. This intimacy
has been used with intro or loss diml-
aging effect in tho divorcevprocecd-
lugae although Mrs. Burnett has proven
that during her association with the
co-reupondoni. she has , always been
chapcronod by Miss Nellie Simpson,
her friend, who boarllerl‘“with heron
Park street: during the season. , Coti-
uidcrabie'commotion qu' caused ~ln
court, Wednesday. whcn‘u lawyer 0,"
tho husband acciinodimit. Burnett 0!
iiirilng with tho ciahthfiirommho huh
since born (listiilnnetlruattd the, cash
will couilnuc. wl‘ih Glowing jurors.
Amortizoiber tlilugs.”flfll‘?r ‘ e is
accused of intoxication at it hhteiln
Now Rik-hollo. whom she doused in a
bathtub until rho became hysterical;
fi'rililtillt'il her room with hm- clothing
and participated in other orgies which
lasted all night. Mrs. Bartlett emphat-
lcully denies staying with linmhprcys
tli this hotel, and birch the lie to the
nanoriion .of a i'mmcr..upoii. in her sun-
ploy that she loaned the young than
her nightgown. Sit‘c also denies that
she eves. allowed H in breyu to caress
her. and u»: sure i itt’ or, conduct to-
ward him has been only friendly.
While in Now Ca annular frequently
bold card parties i her' home, and us-
uaily ulin chose the eo~respondont as
her partner. but. was never alone in
his company. It. has developed in the
trial that Mrs. Burnett wrote to 1m
moihor-in-lnw. Mru. Burnett, Sn. and
utuiod that. ’Mr.‘ llnrncit bad boticr not
il'y any crooked business. because ,1
am too dungorous it. woman. and that
ho would wivor got a. ’divorro'whiit‘
ilicro was itrouib loft in hor body."
Mrs. llurneit. said Sili‘ had always low
oil bcr linnbund nniii hd'hud pcrmlt
llltv mother to count betwron them. and
permitted bor to inntlinto the divorce
prm-ordlngs. She now loailica them
both. She ba'n born accused of impro-
pcr roiaiionu with lunatbus howitll.
who in titty-right ycnrn old. and her
chooku burned llllil iluiui'd with indig-
nation when she, only twentyeeven.
was accused of immoral relations with
this mail. Although uomo oi’ the aile‘
unilonu against young Humphrey's are
barab and trying. he has stood by the
woman from tho ilrrii, and Mina Nollie
Simpami. hcr chum and friend. are in
outtathui attendance. Bite utukih-i coun-
ter charges ugalnal her husband. con»
nocilnu: lill‘ mum: will: that of ninrrled
\thii‘ioil. and tho. ease has become so
complicated and an ion drawn out.
that. the thidinn,r in not. t‘xfit‘tllitd before
the middle of next week. ‘ho cane lltlli
run for .OVGerM'O weeks and will no
down in eouijtuunais till one or the
moat sensational as well} as complicat-
ed divorce outlet: on record.
Female cadmium, i(lei-delta. are
Just plain wotmnwund the plainur
they are the more they nutter.
ovenrAilno.
W-
Hundred. at South Norwaik Readm I,
Know What it Manna.
The kldhblui are overtaxud;
Hard i‘oo much to don ,
They tell about. it in many aches
and union.» . ‘
Backbone, trident-be. linadurhn.
ram uymptomuloi' kidney illii.
dinoiian follow. ,
A. {intuit Norwullt citirwu lrila here
u rcrlnln intro. ,
Mru. Fruit .inncb. of tilt floral Ayn.
‘ noun a rapid- rutot‘iiiat
‘ health is threatened.- . .
9 ley Place, wan on trial
‘ilrluury troubled. ,illnlnuna. lirighi‘u ‘
[dining «and
lltni‘atly ,
‘ Modern onhditluuu bf « living in Ann
8
. orlbh are said to be increasing Kidney.
Bladder andfitbouinatlo Ailments ‘at
the public
Til'llltz‘tlil tho oltunllon it lulu been
. proposed that‘iho neWspapmu oi the
‘ countryv give ‘wlde publicity to Dr.
lr‘iOod’n prescription not only as being
the linear annuity run these uilmontu
known but One in which the people
can place perfect confidence, coming
on it does from such omlnent medical
authority. ‘
This is a practical suggestion that
should result lathe relief of, a. Viltll.
authunt of suffering and we take plena-
urn in being able to help the idea by
giving the doctor's famous prescription
. in full:
Concentrated Burkola Compound.
1 ounce
Fluid Extract CllSt‘tll‘ll Aromatic,
' 1/5, ounce
...... 4 ounces
Get the ingredients at. any drug
store, mix them at home and take one
toaapoonl‘nl after each meal and one
before going to bed.
Aromatic Elixir ... .
WARNER‘BEGI‘NSfl
' is owupEEENSE
Murderer Tells Court iie‘ Is
_, Sane and Can Present His
Case in Best Light
. ...—......—
NEW YORK. out 25,—»rmnk n.
W rnerhwho is antler two indictments
on the charge of murder in the first
degree, the ilrot for the douih oi" Miss
Esther ,Noriiug, a cauhior in a babel"
dashory shop in Wont lr‘orty-aocond
street. and the other for the murder of
John O. Wilson, a few bouru later, at.
the latter}; place of business in \Vtil’m“
before Judge
Foster in. General Sessions. yesterday.
Warner, whose hairis almost white.
appeared in court wearing a shaggy
board. He glanced about the room and
seemed to be in a very nervous state.
His feelings were made evident when
Lawyer Blake. who had been appointed
to look after his case. asked for an ad-
journment. Before the reply of the
court could be heard Warner jumped
to his feet and said:
.. "May I speak. your honor?" When
told that. he might do so. he said:
“I have no counsel horo. This in n
terlous case. l mu helm: tried for my
life and I claim the right to try my
own case."
» Judge Foster said he would soc that
the right was accorded him. Warner
then. said:
“i am sane, and can present to a jury
of twelve men my case in the most for-
cible light. i come before this court
and link the right of defending myaoli.
I feel perfectly able to do so. i intro
forty or fifty witncsaou horo. some of
them important businoaa lili‘il."
Tito defendant. then said he had
also four or fire Railroad lelnliusion-
era to act as witnessea. and called
them by a name that the court object-
ed to.
“i beg the court's pardon for saying
that. 1 will qualify my former state-
mcut by saying that. ihcy are misera-
ble thieves.” ~
When the first ialcamuu look inc
witneuu chair Warner assumed the air»
of a trained lawyer. From the qucw
tions that ho put. to tho. itii“sllllut it.
was plain that his doi‘cnuo will be that
ho was mentally,unluilnnctui at tho
time that the crimes were cmnmittcd.
owing to his having boon driven out
of business by the opening of the sub-
way and the digging up of li‘orirucc-
0nd hirect, where his shop was at one
time located. .
After having questioned two at tho
taicsmc along those lluou ho (incliioll
that the, would not make good it roru.
The court. then suggeulod that W rncr
take 8 rest: and allow his lawyer to
conduct the remainder of the eauc.
Warner sat down and ptacvd lilo
head in his hands. He‘ was aiori. how-
ever. and whichod every move mndc. ‘
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We are pleased to announce that
Foley’s Honey and 'i‘ar {or coughs.
colds and lung troublcn In not affected
by the National Pure Wood and Drug
law as it contains no opiates Or other
harmful drugs, and Wu recommend it
an a barn remedy for childror. and
adults. The Clifford Pharmacy and
l’lnlnted'u Drug Store, n
. w
'l‘lto irrciltcnl Mutiny the body has in
fear. it in total to cvcry function.
and to orally accretion and phyuicul
pronoun. lt (lilil’ltll‘llllzoli everything it
touches.
The new topaz abode in particularly
handsome in fine broadcloth.
H . .
I".
A welbhtiown =phyttlciim, who
undoubtedly known. declared that
bad tannin bun broken on more
mairbetithan bad‘tempcr.
“ ’l‘lwro um ardent
loam-ll who mind
uometlmon whdi‘
their sweethearts
presented sweater
South Norwnlll. t‘nnmhityoz “innvnr
had any trouble with 019’ kidunyn utt-
tii hull bntnrc l obtulltild Dunn's Kid!
my run: at i‘iausnd‘ 'Tlrng atom. t
wan litlu‘u nil til. on
aching. (titan uiiur’bandllty" inward.
ii. almond. took my timoth- to
hiraighton and l Willi ruined wit
noun that alumni obidtilrml narration.-
Wlinn l road about Doun’u itidttny‘l‘lliiu.
i thought thattvqtulglr Lillian. tier
turn i hint tnhcti’ h be not“ one bible
l7 began to teoirbutiill‘. «l linen the pain
diilauimnmt for, and and l have not
and tho ullIthlill.‘ niian at a or.
New York. unlu‘ngisnlli
hinted.
lli't'lwll bur the name
bound-walla
italic walnut. , ~
with a revere .
pain in the lniaa and it‘liopibdnuuiaiiy .
nib '
“it‘ll." .‘w 4. ,V
For tulle by all ilculeln. Price ill
cents. boui‘eciliiiimrh ‘
no. . Bundle.
(it: the United ‘
moutlnt to he kitted. ‘
00er teeth cannot
prevent bad brand:
when lilo stomach in
,dls‘otdmd.
The best runs for
bad breath as a
a
the ionic! laxative. . ,
Thus at a bath medicine. sold in
,. r. 4 and, 50c. printing“ . by. drug»
.fértfi and it in staying moral actor or
.0 billion tiny outer mmiiuineabmr
'avrr saved. _ ». .
, it cures: hoadachn. that (whips;
.ilnli cation. constipation nil thin
fill
5
X
the carbonicr and electrician rudeluli’ to
share honors equally .with lhu anther.
and actor. At least , the ,uuccelin ill! “I“
. prurient day drama (inventions much
upon the noouic environment 1101051095 ‘
upon the artiniio, Leonhard!)
va. who brings Hearts of.
Hoyt’u Theatre .00 Monthly; l)
mu . Inna paid more utteutibn to both
ondu of this production business with
.010 rounil. that. he has a play with in
,euatv and untiti‘nfi‘i’ar aurpuaalnu unto
thlni; over uttel ‘ptod in the popular
‘prieod llcld. Mr. dh‘IGotldon Wan uly
inil/n bold in his theories. and it may
'be thin which, has accounted for bid
. success. .. . ......
moorlanraui‘annc. ‘
Mrs. Nancy P. upholding, manual,
the late John Spawning. died atv her
home, Sunday morning at eleven
o‘clock after an lliuena of eleven
woeku._ Mrs. Spanidlug wail eighty-nub"
years of age and was born in Corbett
-Socic.ty. (Imbuuou) in whiclrtown one
llvcd all her life except. three yearn
which she spent in Manson, Mass. Mt'll.
Spauidiug was ibo daughter of Captain
John Randall an influential aunt of his.
.cburch and community. .Mrs. Spituld~
ing was married about; sixty years ago
and nurvivod her husband only ten
weeku. In early life she united with
the (loshen Congregational Church and
later. he Excier . Congregational
Church. whore she was a laiihlul meth-
her and attendant until the inflrmlticu
of age prevented. She was. a kind
neighbor and will be missed in the
community and family circle. .
‘ She leaves two daughters, Mrs. A.
i). Williams and Mrs. Fred Stark and
twa none. Initber Spaniding and
Dwight Spnulding of South Norwalk.
There are also six grandchildren. two
ilr‘nncrul services were held Tuesday
:at‘tcrnoo other into home, the Roy.
A. J. Park ofllulatiug. The pallbearers
Wore her two’sonu. Dwight and Luther
Spauldlng two uonsdn-lawu, A. C. Wil-
iiuinu and F. (l. Stark and two non
hows, J. Stark and James Randall»
The burial was at Gouhcn Cemetery.
The floral iributcu were numerous uml
luuuiuome.~Norwiclx .chkiy Bulle—
tinl .
COMING A'l‘llRO‘ THE RYE.
“Coming ’I‘hro‘ the Rye." one of the
conspicuous musical comedy successes
of the past two seasons. will be pre-
sented at lioyt‘u Theatre. Saturday.
November 2. matinee and night. It
will be produced by an extraordinary-
company oi‘ comedians, singers and
dancers and with an equipment of
scenery and costumes which is describ—
ed as ummuaily elaborate and hoanii~
t'ul. It would seem impossible to ovor—
estimate the high character of this
production. judging by the rcportu at
hand from all over the country where
it baa hocn soon. 'i‘hat thin will be
one oi" the bright. spots in the amuse-
mom season hero may he confidently
relied upon. ’l‘bo halo of seats begins
Tuesday at S a. at.
l(ll
\’Al.‘.i)l'3Vll.Lii A'l‘ i'lOY'i"S.
Hist night at lloyt‘s 'i‘hcatre. the
crowd was. good and thc vaudeville
allow trout oi! without a illicit. Each
and every not was reocivod with the
usual largo amount of applause. it
happened tiul‘orinnaioly that ihnrc
wasn't. an amateur to tako‘part in tho
amateur content, so tho \‘muiovillo hr-
til-its ni‘t‘anizod ll program alumni:
tlicmuoivos to conclude the rroning‘x
show, which proved tho i‘Iiuiiiosi of
any amateur conical ovor soon at tho
tln-uirv. The tour lip-inborn of tho
\illuillo Show who tool; purl
“I‘disu 'l'horulou," Harry Walton. Lou
Sin-an and (loorgo 'l'tl‘illi‘Y. all of whom
made up diiToronily and «cured :i do:
cidod ‘llll an imiiaiiiuz uimttonra. ’i‘o-
night in tho but night of tho rando-
villo for tho plououi ui. lioyi'u 'l‘hoa-
iro. Monday night. “licarin 01' Gold."
Ml'Sli‘ HALL.
'l‘hlh liouuo play oil in it largo nudioiico
lard. night. and mory act. was. oompcl-
iod to take it curtain call. 'l‘lir pioturo
tuition of the lironion'n parade in Port
Clioalrl' has pron-u to ho a bit: nuc-
cons, and tho picturoln worth while
arcing. 'I‘lic riloouwgrnph. under tho.
direction of llcck (it (in ibr. inn; lukou
only tlio two companies of South Nor-
walk. on it Will-l Itupoaulblc for them
to inhi- tho whole par: lo. which rc-
qulri-d mor two honrn i punu. They
will llitiu this picture ready without
fail Monday night.
Next. work tho management.
an‘uounoou an act. that in worth the
price of admission aiotie-v—Minu. Vie»
ior'n trained troupe of 0030. intro
diluting the champion high Jumping do“
of the world. (llloaando'u Municni
’l‘roupe. promoting a scenic. and mun-
lcai novelty entitled. ”The Merry Mun-
lcai Marines.” u cant. of five people.
with tit Well known team at hello and
Richar a. and Phil. Glluuondo. the bout.
inuulclunu on the vaudeville piano: the
auction on board of U. 8. Monitor i‘urk
inn. Rankin and Rankin. alanine and
dance urtiniu. 'l‘bd'ile are could of the
number» for noxtowek’s program.
MR. M'NUTT'B FARfiWELU. ‘
Talmud Pulpit» Orator Will be at
Booth Norwatli Congregational
Church :f'om‘ol‘row Night.
Tomorrow the cloning niuniingn will
morning aurvlro llr. iiiuotnrlautl will
preach. ' ‘ r , ' ‘
M. ii: o‘clock The Monti Ullflhllflfl
inquiry Glut) Will diiiulinti lllu' following,
important. attention. The New Standard
or Morality tut Enclosed by tho lured
ilgatlonuof Curtain (incantatlonu. The
discussion will he opened by Cherie»,
is. .lvnninuu.
At the mount blunting initbh often.
.nnnn i‘lourge-h Mania”. 0 ti ”Gilli on
,Manit's subject will be The City at
j’i’etuurrnw. '
Next" Wednnitdhy evening: therwvln
“hp 0. rectal gatherinfiot
r
dilution 1 tintinr tho thin in!
part it it {tritium “if
M
0 ‘.-‘~. .r ' .
surviving sisters and three brothers. ~
“1'... ,Alteratlons to stores and Tenembnts.
ho llll'lll which have been carried on ‘
for the laid. month for the dtilciimdon
of great. problmnu at tho tinnihllur'
walk liongreuationai riburrli. lit the
Tun Mother hunrlioa nt' “low. M!
the general service in mentioning Mr; ,1.
_ tinuuauiarllaaamn 00?. Th" hay .
or't‘onlorrhw l0 satiric bet tummy m .
linden: the haunt of his marriages.
hum at“: ,
Olll ~Folknglitr‘ijuill‘lcr .Fillil
Prompt ngllei in Slm’pl
Mililtll‘es'l’ihichj I
an... * ,
1.. llarniéjlu‘ a prenoripiioily
enamixuthomo. Any 3 u. mogul?!)-
lion pharmacy can nuppiy l.he.,,in‘gru-
ll
posed of vegetable .cxtrucla lit ,3
liuruiieuu and laexpenuiytt, lit: . ii
an it does iiu work urethrbliuvln’g with:
the worst. forms of bluddcr'troubiu.
‘requent urination. backache, kidnap
complaint. and by lip~ direct yacht in
upoathe climlnutiveé-tllisueet the ~ .
11")tu makes them: mhvvltul or, u
1- d the blood and instant of waste in t~
tor and, uric acid which causes rhino
militant: .
Here it ill; try it. if you suitor. Flnldl
Extract Dandelion, . onehali ouneczl
Compound Kargon. one ounce; Goin-
ound Syrup Snrsaparilla, threui
uuces. ‘
Shake well in a‘ bottle and lake lot
teaspoonful doses after each meal until
at bedtime. ‘ t,‘
A well~known local drugglst in au‘
thorny for the statement that oho
weeks' use shows good results lw
nearly every instance, and such.
symptoms are lame but-k, frequent do.
sire to urinate, pain in bladder mull
oven chronic rheumatism are generally"
relieved within a; few days. the pain:
and uweliing'diminiublng with each:
dose. . . I , u, ' l
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(New England Bulletin.)
Wdt‘klng on Foundation for Church.
Work has. been blurted tor the foam
dution for the church to be erected on
that Boulevard. East, Norwalk. for
Christ Church Parish, of East. Norwalk.
Plans were drawn by Architect Wit.
liam Dewsnay, of New York, and. pro<
ride for a concrete block structure.
Furnace heat. gas fixtures, etc..
required. William Lawton of Nor-
wuik. has the concrete block work, ll.
W. Mather, carpenter. _ . .
Alterations to Store: and Offices; .
Work‘ is progressln‘g'fln connection
with the alterations which Robert M._
White and Son are making to tho
stores and offices inf-the Manderllla
Building on Washington street for
Judge J. H. Light. 'Brown and Com-
pany are the plumbers and heaters. F.
S. Morehouu‘e architect. ‘ ‘ ,
Block Up teThlrd Floor.
‘ The business block which H. Mating,
of Stamford, is erecting on Ely avenue
and Lexington avenue for Mrs. Antonio
Naggy is up to- the third floor. it in
a cement. biock'siruciuro, threc'aiorics
in height, 03x52 tieci, arranged for 3
stores and .12 apartments. ‘
Plans Being higured for Residence.
Plans drawn by Architect G. (I.
Crockett. of New York are being: it tur-
ed for the residence to he crrotcd on
Concord street. for it“. K. Hzllth. it will
be of frame construction; two and our-
half stories high. with shingle l'tml'.
Hot. air heat, i‘ireplucos, gas and cico
li‘lf‘ fixtures and all modern inwrovc-
incurs required.
‘ ,‘House PIaatercd.
The new house which X. S. Finch, ol‘
Wont liaricn is erecting on Elmwood
avenue for Richard Dunn in plnutcrcd.
it is a two and onehalf story fl‘iiil'lli
structure with shingle root”. lint air
boat, gas fixtures and all modern lin-
prov omonts required.
i‘lan‘s drawn by Architect. lvl. ll.
Minor. of Sorwalk, are hcinu liunrril
for iiunulteraiions to atoms and touc-
mrnis on Washington street bridge for
loorgc chler’. it will he'd twomiory
ironic structure. that) foot, containing:
four mount with ‘lar and gravel root.
Alterations will include addition to
store and thi'ocA living rooms.
Factory Being Rooted in.
The factory \vllleli‘Williant F. Whiin
is Cl‘l‘clillg on ltllzzlbcln and Water
ntrrct for William N. Crow. is. built".
rooted in. It is airman utructuro, two
stories in height, .40x_100 tori.
Plasterin Center Avenua Honda.
The now hoarse which F. ii. .llHI-Wi. _
in crt'ntlnt; on Center avenue. lord. ll.
’liotlioni. of Wilton, in helm: pluutrrul
it in a two undone-half utory i’rain.»
ntruciuro. 20x48 'icei. with ultlnnio
roof. Strum lit-iii. gas lixturcu maintain
and all modern t‘Uith‘iill‘llt'l'l-l l‘t‘iiilll‘t‘l
Contract Awarded for Residence.
A. it. Malkin and Company have
been awarded the general centroid. m
oonmwtlon with the residence .m be
created in New Canaan tor Cbaunlni:
(lroihlnghant or‘thatsnluue. ll will be
of frame construction; two and mu-
hull' utorieu high. it will be finished
in hardwoods and provided with steam
or hot wutor beat. lil“‘p‘.ir.. u and other
modern imporvcmcma, Lord and Hi“
welt. of New _Yurlt. are tho - archi-
teciit.
Stable Read to Pinter.
'l‘ho ntuhlo whim A. it. Manila in
err-acting on Contaiock lllli for ’I‘bomua
it). Pewrra ill really tor plastering. it:
in constructed or atoms and shingle.
tam and neutral! storied. high. 39x70
feet containing 0 room. Furnace heal.
electric tixtnrcri.
pm}, 1'. pl a. Editor
on 401W
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