x 29c around.
$5, and .53.; m"
patina.
1hr bridal Pharmacy.
~‘ "2°? WGSHWFTPN‘ “REF“
hatephoue' Call, little—2.
'
i
"Eileen Sllby, of now liltvcu, with
imported fancy‘goods’pwlll he at. It).
.~.Ave. Mold. Church Nov. (land 7; all
day and evening. Everybody .lnvitcd
to‘inspeut’the "goods." which arc of
.good qualitynnd reasonable. Do not.
abuse. opportunity to purchase holiday
mitts. . . _
' ' Tho Junion‘Lcague ‘of-t'he East Arcs
{hue Methodist liipiscopal‘Church will
f-hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at,
3‘ o’clock. All members are requcstod
to be present. as Miss Marsh. from St.
Christopher’s Home, in New York, has
sent the banks for tho-mombcrs and
.‘tzboy will be distributed Smithy after
the meeting. ’ ‘ V
f . A series of Sunday cvcning‘ lccturcs
for the month of November has been
farrangcd by Rev. Lester F. Ilcynolds.
Ethc now pastor of the Advout Chris.
ltian Church. The lccturcs will bcnin
fat 7 o’clock. The. first lcctnru, to-
'tnorrow evening will be on the topic.
{is the. World, (Ci-owing,- liottor or
“Words? on Nov. ibcr 10 the thcnic
will be. Plowsharss and Swords; or.
.-'l"het Question of War. and l’cacc; No-
vember 17. The Problem of llumau
Government; November :4. Thu
Church in Prophecy and History. Coral
singng. Seats free.
ROWAvTon.
Contractor George Stroll, of Roway-
«.ton, is building a "lmngalow" for Miss
Eliza :Raymoad, ‘of Rovuyton.
Matti-of the rod and ycllow lcavcs on
ihcttrc’cs‘ which were hanging bci’orc
the rain storm are now lying on the
ground.
The new— double housc which (i. S.
Alwator Is building for Captain It]. It.
Smiling!) Rowaytou avouuc, is about
oompieit'd. " “
Thelllltem‘i' tlf'MfH. "l‘hou‘as Wilson.
who died In Guiana. Nebraska, Tucs-
day. will be held Monday. Novumbcl‘
4th. in Washington, I). (i.
A load of lumber arrtvcd yesterday
:for rcpalrs to thc tanks and troughs at
t‘Rowayton. and they will he placcd in
good condition for the winter.
_ A spcclal meeting of the ladies of
thc itcliancc Hook and liaddrr (.itllll-
puny will bu hold at licadquartcrs
Monday allot-noon at Ll o'clock.
Ralph Birchurd this week oomph-t:
od tho halo of tho rcsldcncc of Mrs.
McKcndrio on tho 'l‘urnpikc. to John
H. Scllcck, of (Ix Itldgc. Mr. and Mrs,
VMt‘Kt‘Iltil‘lt’ will romovu to ilowayton.
’l‘hc Rowayton llono Company's
lair had another largo' attcnlnncc,
tar-t crcnlna. both at. tho suppt-r and
tutor at tho. said. The affair will pro-
bably close Monday evening. Spot-lat
l‘rnturos, a suppcr ciitt‘rtainmont and
dancing bats boon planned for tonight.
'I‘wlcc within tho past six wot-ks tho
barn ownctl by Mr. anti Mrs. linri‘y
Popper, opposite-tho Falcon plan» in
Railroad imputation boon on firo. 'I‘bo
last. timn tho root' and I‘aftcrs Wcrv
burning in good‘ shape win-u a colwrcd
man walking along thc railroad track
guru thi- alarm. Ilurwy Aclmrt, t'baiu
lcs Prince. Preston Hurt amt Uiilt‘l'll
wcro quickly on tho ncouo with Iaddrrs
and but-kids, and in a fcw mlnutcs bad
tlu- l'trc utiticr control. It. in inipposcd
tho flamcs started from sparks from a
passing train.
~»-l'iiiltcrtalament and dauclnlz
night. I owaytou iioso Co. Fair.
ltownylon Baptist Church, llcv.
Illrauk t‘. Ilrown. pastor—mSorrIcon
flltzllb a. m. amt 7:30 p. m. Subject,
'ntorninu acrvlcc. If 'l‘hcro Was No
lliblc. l'ivcliitllz ucruum topic. 'l‘ht-
Things That Iloloug to Our i’cacc.
l‘llblo school follows Illtll'IllIIlI,‘ ucrvlt-o.
(lmnmunitm follows tho ovcutuh sor-
vlrc. .luulor Ihnloavor. 3:30; Bonlor
lhidt'avor. llziltl. 'I‘hcro will bc no
planting of tho immigration ('itttill
’l‘ucsduy uvcnlnu. 'i‘bursday Writing,
713". Happy Hour survi‘cc. Saturday
ovciiiau, 7::lu, soriulhu'otlnu at tho
pat‘ntnittuc.
Parsons who burn a habit. of drop
plush-tiara without stamps In the limit
office lettrrr box. and orcaunloually put»
tins tho moncy aloun with tho hplatln
so the stamps can ilt‘ stuck on, will
wonder some day why the lottci's do
not. ‘i‘tittoh lhclr douttnntlon. ’I‘tiu pus-
momentum-v not mind rrudcru. and
cannot always toll in which lottol' tho
niontty indicator. it tho luttsr and man-
oy wontvwrappcd in one package lilo
“lamp Would be stuck on by the clerk.
Other people have a habit of writing
to-
.postat cards and leaving the address
off. Unwrap received at the office
the other dsyrtslling about a. which
wtimb u’vilitmt Mid left. at tho home of
a relative, and stating that. it would la-
forwarded «to the owner. .
haunt man
and Rowuytotlr
home run a
to To
tor/hues oysterdock,
walk. to a neighboring slip.
more handy‘pith
-
m‘ g. t..-; 2v.
c “thightgrlde Choco-
. , Con Mlxturc. cslicclully
léd for Wwfo‘tiéll ‘ilt’29’centc a
_All Order. Delivered Fm‘ of Charge.
~ and History:
I Parkman;
: in a (lardcn. Warner;
Palmer's translation: Esays In Idle-
. or spruce of an our;
land as the wind Wuavbiowlufi. a gale.
his cars wentout of the to ks and
‘ uroundhis band like the or is old
windmill or the halls of atthres er.
lands waspowcrloss. and the 1 "b at
was carried across the harbor "all a
killing." When she struck the shore
‘ at Fitch's Politbbuuts lumped out with
thankful colerlty and never stopped
to tiethobont, such was his speed for
South Norwalk and his thankfulnoss
that them had not been an opening in
the land at this point through which
he would have been carried out into
tlicSouud.
4—Suppcr tonight, ii to 9. Rownyton
Hose. Co. Fair.
The following books are now ready
in the Rowayton Free Library. The
Officers doomed it wise to buy them,“ so
that tho Iiigh School students might
find hulp in their studies In Literature
Montcalm and Wolf.
Poems and Plays. Gobl-
smith; Plays. Sheridan; My Summer
The Odyssey.
act-in. Itcppllcr; The English Humorlst,
’i‘huck‘cruy; The Gentle Reader, Croth-
crs; Walden, Thoreau; Little Rivers.
Van Dyke. .,Stcvenson's Merry Men
and Irving’s Conquest. of Granada will
he rcadyMonday. Those put on the
table early in the week were: Literary
Ethics and NatureAddresses, 'Emcr‘
son; Twice Told'l‘aies, Hawthorne;
Masses From an Old Manse, liaw-
thornc: Gold Buy and Other Tales.
Poe.- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Stevcn'
son: Silvorndo Squattcrs. Stcvonsop:
Inchcnpc Rock. Southey. Of course
those books may be read by any one.
but they were, specially purchased to
assist. tito school work.
The following pupils have been
noitbcr absent. nor tardy during the
past, month in the Rowayton Public
School: May Burstein, John ‘Cievei‘ly.
Emma Cushman. Theodore ‘llaytou,
(lbarlcs (lager, Marian Godfrey. Mar-
Illthel Mills. liadys Mills, William
Stevens, Archie Bonelisha, Addison
Mills. Edward 'I‘kacr, Lucile Brando.
Hortense Bursteln. Marion Jarvis. Lois
Marsh. Ruth Cakes. Bertha Scotleld.
Arthur Clark. Clarence Close, Lester
.iamcs. Russell Mills. Merton ltackett,
Corinne Ackart. Mabel Jarvis, Ida
Rosco. Ruth Strvcns, Charles Arnold.
liartiid Cutbill. Francis Huylcr, (icorgc
Jarvis, Charlio Sniiiln, Harold Sowar»
by, Nottlc Ackoriy. Maud Brundago.
Marion C(lillr‘fl. Stclla Frukc. llcssic
Kilnctcltor, Ida Klincfoitcr, Dorothy
Mills. Attila Mott, Mabcl (lakes, Mamie
Prince. Dorothy Raokott. Ray Folsing.
(lladys Atwatcr, Gt'l‘ll‘lltitl llranda. El‘
Ion Lana. Edna Montgomory. Emma
Mott. Holon chb, Rosin Rosco,
Ichollyn Cotllrcy. Edgar Mott, l-‘ay
Webb.
A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.
"h‘Iay lilo, Lord lictp youdnakc ltuck—
Icn‘s Arnica Salvo known to all."
writcs .I. (i. .lcnkius. of Chapel Ilill, N.
(‘. It quickly took tho pain out of a
felon for me and curcrl it In a wondcr-
fully short, limo.“ Ilcst on cartlt for
sores. burns and wounds. Slit: at lv‘. II.
Ilaxtcr's drug store. N“
DARIEN Al") NOROTON.
.Iolin ii. St-llt-ck has rontcd tho house
lmrrhascd by ililll of Mrs. Mt'vKl‘lltil'it‘
to W. Irving Lowlitlvs of (‘in Island.
N. Y.
'l'bc Junior Idpu'orlh tumor of lilt‘
Mctbodist (‘hurclt will ln'roat'tor hold
mrctlnas at throw Il't‘ltn'k Sunday at-
it‘l‘lltltlll.
A. N. \‘l‘ntvrbnry will opt-n u I‘Pn-
taui‘itnt and llllli'il room in iilt‘ build
tin: adioiuiup, .l. S, iiitilit'l‘h slot-c, Noro~
ton llciubts.
.lohtt I‘. Brnmiuor will upon a ros~
taurant and fruit Sitii't' in tin» building
I‘(!I.‘t‘|lli,\' purchascd by him on Main
sirtgct, Darirn.
:loscph llintiloy will slam own an-
othcr plt‘n‘slhlti Iu'uw boar his own on
illndlry Park. llarion, to lot ot‘l'crcd for
solo or to root.
Fl‘l‘ti \Vocltt‘, munucw of ”to local
branch of tho National llisruil tidin—
puny Is rapidly improving al‘tor an
operation for appcndicitls in tho Stain-
I'ord Iiosoital.
Frank Illufllry, itlllt of Mr, illlti Mrs.
.iosopb lliudIt-y has st'cnrrd u post
tion as stcnograpIn-r with tho Win-
rbcntcr Arias Company, tho wrll
known Now iiavcn firm.
Among tho uppottltunmtn rot-catty.
annonnccd by Bishop 'i‘irrnoy in that
of ’I‘homus F. Kano. of Norotou, who
has boon studying in a Catholic
collcgo at; Hartford. Ho gods to Parts
Franco. Mr. Kane’s ,alntrtr la Motbrr
Fabian tbc Suporlnr of “ill Stun-rs of
Mercy in the Hartford tliorrao. An-
other sistcr In Miss Mary Kano. a touch-
or in one of tho public schools or
Stamford. anti writ known in Ital-ton.
flaring Ilia month of ilclobrr I'lurion
bad fourtcuu salon or root ohtutr an
rontparod with sovculn liltlll and art”
on in ilttlri. 'i‘ho mortgahcu last month
amounted to $l.t.lltitt. and In limit tilt.
butt. and in titttb hi‘ldlltl. Inuit wcolt
thorn wuru illt!l'i.lllil.l.ff-‘I-l of $7,300. ,ah
«mutual $75500 for the third wack in
(lumbar a year ago. There Wtil‘l‘. night,
attics of real outato as follows: Clint-Ids
Adams to LjA. Maln’o, (ll-ova ntroct;
t‘tlittrtnn Adams to Anna Stavros.
(trove atrcct: Margaret flattery. to It.
M. linker, land; 0, W. Merritt stint in
, lathe well know um.
utunr bull pi yet" of South Norwalk
made an involuntary
s the harbor. Tuesday,
afternoon. so ibé‘wus out smelt fish»
butr with “Lu". Baluftlua and uttcmptod
' a tho "skill “from in inmt of tho
in South Nora
lands is
the baseball but than
it. 'I‘esto. tidyt‘ntrtict‘: Jeremiah Mill-
er to J. Ahmkson. laud: Rosina Man.
ro Corporation to 'l‘okcueke Corporw
lion. 'I‘okuncke: Julia Tierney to W.
l’. Mnlicrydlawes‘nvenuc: Tokeuoka
Corporation to Mario L. bitumen,
'l‘oltcnuku.
W
Mrs. F‘I'Illiltlln Bush, other: Castle.
but. says: "I s ffered for years with
dyspepsia. used t lathe great distress
and belching.
could hour at, but nothing helped
cont bottle! hurt-d mo completcly." .
For Iliilf‘ by a. ti. mutated. a. ll.
. fr George Brfimith, the newsdoaler. ,t
ion Godfrey. George ilibter, Ethel .lcnel
pings. Marion Lynch. Fred Mcrrlfioitl.
ONLY CURE‘FOfl DVGPEPIIA. , .
,I tried cverythln‘ I,
to
until I took ilt‘ltliiiitlli Bhtuwfllttl and Bit
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. “
. ., .7 A '1“.
3mm Clark has had his house ill.
South Main street. painted. ‘
Percy Baker ls nowiomploycd it
.leltlffe's mills. 'l‘ulmnduc Hill. i1
0. Marion Barrett is now clcrkluig
{Alva Dickens is moving ‘ilato bin
newly purchased house in South aver;
nus. ‘ ' ‘
till] branch, has reached Tuhnadge
" Tho Daughters of‘leerty have post-
.in Deccmbcr.
Joseph Davies, chauffeur for T. W.
rel, Seminary street.
Real Estate Agent R. NB. Morse has
Agent John E. Horstun.
Thomas Smith has 'rcntchthu pool
and billard room in tho engine-house
building. Owned by Harold. Scoliold. ,
Two portable houses have been
erected in New Canaan In the rear of
Charles Dieteathulcr’s house on Mt.
Lebanon.
Martin Wasstng has sold the large
lot. fronting on Bank street and all the
land in the roar of his houscdn Stuns
ford avenue to Herbert Whitney.
Contractor L. S. Knapp 'Is building
a concrete foundation for Henry War.
ron’s new house, In Prospect street,
.This will be tho only foundation ‘of
this particular kind In this town.
Arthur Van Zundt who has been ti
patient in thc Stamford Hospital duri
lag the greater part of the summer,
a victim of typhoid fever has entirely
recovered and is now attending the
Stamford lllcb School... He formerly
llvcd in Potius street, but Is now re;
siding in Noroton. .'
The cement. bridge. recently started
by the, seicctmen to Forest street, ovor
the river that flows into Wood's I‘cu
thond, has boon completed. It is a sub.
stantially constructed earnest and
iron bridge. having over 460 foot, of.
iron railing. This bridge is ..conjunc-
tlou with tho mat-attain road just com-
plctcd and has greatly improved this.
section of the town.
Cantor School is now filled to over»
flowing and. although all arc. being at:-
commodated, tho toachcrn are cramped
for space and count use tho room oc-
cupied by desks in a more hencficlal
way. A new school building has boon
agitat.-d for some time, but each year
the old building is painted and a few
patches put on. This method of mak- 3
lag the old building do, reminds one of
the story of a meeting of tho directors
of u certain railroad. Allvifllghmer ill-
vcstigatcd tho coiiditlon of a bridge
and rcportcd at. the meeting that tho
bridgi- was cutiroly inadequate and ox~
trcincly uni-info for public traffic. After
considcrablo learned discussion the di-
roctors finally votcd unanimously to
havo the bridge paiutcd.
’l‘bcro are still some people in New
lanaan who doubt. the vote as an-
uounccd by the moderator after thc re.-
t‘rnt. ciurtlon. It developed during
tho count Of the ballots that séveral
prrsons voted for two then fill the
oilicc of first selcctmcn, alt ough, in
doing so. It was their honest. intention
to favor Franklin Stevens, the Demo
ct'ittit' nomlncc who won by a majority
of 1‘3. votrs. ovcr C. . Hodges, tlic
chuhlicau candidate for the same of‘ _
fit-c. chcral DCI‘SIIIIS lcft thc name of
C. W. I-Iodgrs clear on the Republican
'tlrkot and pastcd a pastor over tho
namc of Howard Northrup, bearing the
lilitlllt‘ of Franklin Stcvcus, voting for
dirt) persons for tho Hainc oflico, and
tho \‘tiIvH \\'t'l'F so counted. Every llt‘l"
son who pastrd Mr. Stovou‘s name ovcr
,tbn llillllt‘ of Howard Northrop who
\qu running for sccond'sclerlniun on
tho lit-publican tit‘kt't, or IWt‘I‘ ill“
panic of (‘lorucllus Taylor who was run
plug for scrotal soicctman on tho lir-
morralir 'I‘irkcl. critically intcndod it
as a voto for Mr. Stcvous for first, so
lrclman. The voters mount well and
as to whether their nitration could
glut vcrtlflcd by law is a question. Ac-
cording to tho law all pitbtors plat-0d
orcr t‘bc name of scrond position count
only for that oIIlcc, and the law is sl-
mtlurly lntcrprolctl as rolating to the
first pusltiflh. it is itlllltlrll a curtain-
Iy that do logal contest will rosnlt, as
this method of counting tho votos has
bl cu in vogue born for soveral ytntrs.
Mr, iiotlgt's anti Mr. Stevens undcr-
stand lbc maltrr thomaahly and aro
satlsflcd with tho rcsult. of tho votu
as annouuccd. All tbc talk of legal
proccduro and lllogai voting is being
mudo by tea-called prominent politicians
In both part.lcs,.wlio arc disiulorcstcd
but troubIc-inaklng and. fault-finding
pcoplc.
THIS I8 WORTH REMEMBERING“
As no ouc In humans, rvcry pcruon
should rcmoinbor that Foley's Kidncy
(‘urt- will curo any cash of ktdnoy or
bladdcr troublc that In not boyond tho
rcurh ot‘ nicdiclno. 'I‘hc Clifton! I’hnr-
macy and Piulstcd’n I‘lrur. Store. “
WILTON.
'l‘imotby \Ilavcnport, of New York,
war. in town on Saturday.
’I‘hc Iloadlngl Clrclo .hn-l 'l‘linrsday
day attornoon with Mrs. II. it}. Chit-litm-
tut"
Minn Anna Schimilct. of Now York.
wan tbr midst nvoi' Sunday of Miss
Katharluo Bturnoa.
William Ulnmtnad. of Cannon. was
not no seriously hurt as was at first
roporln‘dllhln shouldertsuutaiulng a so-
voro brulsc. but not diultu'utlon. lid in
now doling alccly.
Mrs. Marylliurln-ck uitd family. who
havo‘bccu spanning the smumcr in
Germany. Mrs. ‘M‘urbock's nuttVe land,
have returned to this country. and will
to occupy a bonus neanheataut lltll,
owned by Frank flirt-ens
One. of Wltllttt'tr Dunn's , curryulls
trout Norwalk convuycd- a marry party
of young psoplc ».to balm Waccabuc
last Saturday ultcrtiooip Those who
enjoyed the ride were Mrs. J. M. butts,
the Misses Ethel Betta. Alice and Flor-
pnlcthintt, Ccorgu and Harold Wort-
.tmi. Chum
and others.
, Mrs. 'Elurnti A. Howey. ‘Wil'tt of
Mahler Hartley, "dlctl “Sunday morning
at nor horas ilu thin plucc. liliehsd
boon in ill health for soveral )IEttl'il.
A
‘ n
The setting 0' new [titles on thump.j
poncd‘ their fair until the first week ,
Hall is boarding with Mrs. Edward Bo~
purchased an Oliver typewriter from ‘
rcmove this week from Beidcn Hill ,
_'l‘honipson. Mr. blooper ,. .
Mamas“. ‘
. . .MAND
yet her death caniesudticnly at the
last. Funotul’sei-vlces will be held at
her late homo Friday afternoon, ilov.
Charles A. Marks officiating. The bill"
,iai will take place ‘In tho family lot.
Hillside Ccmétcry,
'St. Matthew's parish was quite well
reproscnted at tho meeting last Satur-
day at Holy Trinity Church. Westport.
study. nine‘dclogalw being - prestint.
Those present. did not have, the. pious-
urc of listening in Bishop Kinaotving.
of Brazil. as‘hall been announced. but
_. every one was interested in Mr. Walls.
of Texas. who dcscribod scenes at.
General Convention.
The cartoon in the Issue of the Sun-
daylieruld for October 27th, is from
tho-pencil .of' W: A, Razors. an'artist
tout the photo paper'sistaff ofillnstra-
tors. ‘Tho subject Idepictcd lstbo rc-
c‘oirt‘. blink snspdnsiondn *wa York
and Toprelcntcmhefpowdr of capital to
restore public confidence in times of
financial crisis. lltockcfcllor, Cortclyou,
Morgan Illlti other financiers dre‘sco’n
stemming a rising son of panic with
a. dyke'c’omprlsina numerous bags of
gold. Wittonlans are cspccially inter-
ested in Mr. Itogcrs‘ clcvcr sketch, as
ho has rcccntly purchased and improv-
ed a handsome rcsidcncc In this place.
.W...‘_____..
WESTPORT. all!"
The Congregational Church, Novem-
ber 3d, Communion Sunday, Service
of worship at. 10:30.‘ First of four
sermons upon the general theme:
“An Evangcl for a New Age.” Special
halite. "The lhnptying’Of the Gospel."
The Sucralnont. of the Lord's Supper.
following. Bible school and men’s
class at. 12:15. At 7:30, Mr. Lancers
will spcnk on: “Up fritbrSlMery,” the
firsa of a group of addresseson Some
Dramatic Events. 13.“; . The; public
cordially wclcomo to all the services.
(in Wednesday nftcrnoon all} o'clock,
tho Woman's Auxiliary will hold‘u 60-
clal missionary conference "rat the
homo of Mrs. Merrick ll. Cool y; Iti-
vcraido avcnuc. Mrs‘. Dr. Fm k 8.
Child of Falrftcld, will speak upon her
recent oriental oxperlonces. The wo~
mm of tho parish are invited. Refresh-
nwnts will be served. K. 0. K. A. re
gular cont-lave on Thursday night at
the castle. Gershom B. Bradley will
sivo his attractive talk on “First
Things in Mechanical Drawing." Y.
,I’. S. C. on Friday night, in the auditor.
turn. The annual meeting of the state
conforcncc of Congregational churchys
will be held in Norwich. Park church,
November 12 and 13.“
STOP THAfI' COLD ,
or it may result. in putnunontu. lira-
silian Ilalm Is brpakins up colds wbcn»
over triod; almost without cxcoptlon.
Ill. 25c, not: and $I.tl0 ‘bottlci-L ’i‘lio Clif-
ford. llaxtcr‘s imd Pliilstod‘s. "
BIG FIRE 'iN GEORGETOWN.
Large Barn on the Eugéne Bankl’ Es-
tate Destroyed Last Night.
People. in This Nor-walks saw plainly,
last evening about. 9 o'clock, the re-
flection of a largo fire to thenorthwurd.
This morning it was learned that; a
burn on lilo Eugene Banks’ estate ll
tho Littlo Boston District. of George-
town, had boon destroyed by fire;
Thom was a largo stock of hay.t0018.
ctr-n in tho structure. as well as a.
harsh and two cows. The live stock
was rcncncd. but can of the cows was
so badly bui‘wed that it. had to be kill-
cd to put her out of licr misery.
The loss will be several hundred
dollars, partly covered by ianurauco.
It is not known how‘ the flames start.
ed. ~
DoWltt's CarbolIzrd Witt-h
Su‘IVc is hculing' and soothing.
for pllcs.
ntacy amt :I‘hc Bridgd Pharmacy.
W
YALE'B JUNIOR PROM.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 2.~--'l‘ho uaicty
of ltmlor prom week at. Yale Is to bo
added to by a dance of tho Shaft son-
tors. on tho cvonbut bot‘oro the junior
promcnado. 'I‘Iic Inaugural danco will
1
Hazel
(loud
OI
tlolplliit'. It). 0. Kerr. of Now York city.
and II. M. I-ltccly, .lr.. oi‘ liuuvlllc, Iii.
0 l ’ ‘ . ‘
:Itenptildlsam
war stop ”is... skit-r
“as. can“ a...” 'u
e. c. . . .
flint new can bynny
WWW, g“: ‘l‘i
aunts. aims .llu , .
cough can. .You cant: I,
afford to tum cilantro-.91.
my other lift! .1 “ *' -\
..,
W31? ‘ curd-
cgii . colds; bronchitis"
_ a _ mums},
AW
his an; . h...“
not. ‘l'dh‘ivml’mot will”?
at .o I V H .
m‘yormitfit I
A . which. through col-a all
.. Ingsfitho‘ rheumatic
of tho Tutor-Pai‘oclital'Socioty for Bible
Jamestown and Richmond durlug‘tho‘
Sold by Tim (’illft‘ord Film”
in mauuytcd by Id. 8, ldlllt‘. of Phila-
ft
filial .
trauma, 1
‘Itlieunihtlilm its not» to avoid than.
. to euro. states awelldtucwn authority.
Ettorquan, womanmnd child here,
about r-dreps an ..vwm1y.,. as , possiblp,
,.
‘3 anatomy... an ‘eneoihtp‘tue feet. dry:
Avoid colds and ‘oxponuren. and don't
.tbocomc constipated. .. , -. ‘
.“ J Rheumatism iambic
cans. caused, by. ii‘
proper diet, fall in
. 3 us fromdtthe"
. blood. This poison it wants matter.
; uric acid. oxilato tit-lime. urea. etc, it’
. not strained from the blood promptly.
decomposes and settles about the
joints and muscles, causing rheumatic
discasop ' ‘ « . . . ,
In damp or chilly cold weather the.
kldnoyfl are made to do double WOrk.
. Tho pores of the skin till over the body
do not assist in eliminating the pots-
ons of the body. throwing thls'work to
the kidneys, which'hocomc clogged and
fcebic. thus causing not only rheuma-
tism. lull all forms of kidney troubles,
backachc, wcak bladder and urinary
troubles, and sometimes terrible blood
disorders. _ ‘ ,
[it tho first, sign ofutn‘y of. these
troubles the followingsimple prescrip-
tion shouidibc mixed and taken in tea-
,spoonful doses after ouch meal and at
bedtime: Fluid Extract Dandelion. one.
balf‘o‘uuce; Compound Ksrgon. one
ounce; Compound Syrup Barsapurlllu.
three ounces. ,
‘Any good pharmacy can supply these
ingredients, it“ all the mixing re-
quired is to .s alto well in a bottle.
ESCAPES THE NOOSE.
t
, .
Jury Finds Slayer or, Repice Guilty of
, Manslaughter.
Salvatore Murzarcllo Who has been
In Bridgeport for the past week on the
charge of murdering Antonio Repict:
at Greenwich, Sunday, May 9. has been
convicted of manslaughter. The jury
had. the matter under consideration
from laminates after 4 in tho ad:
teraoon till 8250‘ o'clock in the evo-
nlng. The jury evidently had ' some
trouble In arriving at. a conclusion. At
5:36 they came into the court roo
for further information. They desire.
the testimony of Isabelle Minor to bc
read to them in regard to the shooting
and the number of shots fired to clear
away a point in dispute. This was
granted by the court. and Court Stcnq-
grabber Hawlcy read the testimony
from his notes. ;
At. 7 o'clock the jury entered the
court room and reported that it Was
impossible for them to come to an
agreement. Judge thcler, flowered,
sent. the jury back again to the jury
room and also soul, in their supper. It
was 8:50 when the jury reported that
they had come“ to an agreement, thc
suppergettlng them into a mom aim-o!
able frame of mind In arriving at. a
conclusion. The verdict of tho' jury
‘wns that the accused was guilty of
manslaughter. . t
Judgo Wheeler accepted the verdict
and thanked the jury for their-“labors
in the case. He said that in his opin~
don the accused was guilty of murder
in the second dogrco. but he also took
into copslderatlnn the fact that. they
had a. peculiar case, and that it was
honestly considered. ti
Murzarello was then scntcnccd by
the court to a term in state prison to
not: loss than nine years and not more
than fourteen years.
The sentencing of the accused was
the last work of the October term of
the Criminal Court. The court then
adiourucd for the form.
The ammonia 'in tho case were ho
gun in tho foronoon and it was not
till. after 3 o'clock that Assistant Pro;
scouting Attorney ‘Cartcr concluded
his argument The charge of the court
to the jury was clear cutni lucid, and
was concluded in thirty I Inutcs.
Take some good, reliable and soft
digestant‘ Ilko KODOL for llySpopsiaj.
KODOL ls tho best. remedy known to
day for heart burn, belching and all
troubles arising from a disordered di~
Bastion. It is pleasant to take and
affords relief promptly. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The British
Pharmacy. ‘ ‘ "f
W...—
CONNEGTIOUT PATENTS.
The following were issued ()ctobvi‘
29. .1907: List furnished from office
of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport. Conn; ' .
.lolm H. Shaw. New Haven. plane;
Horace K. Jones. Hartford. machine
for rolling (nirpcntornt squares; Ira H.
Spencer. Hartford. or u’blowing ap’v
paratus; A. It‘. Wat well. Stamford,
padlock; Warren ii. Taylor. Stamford.
lock: Walter P. Walter. Stamford,
adjuntnblc top for launches; D. F.
Broderick. New Iirltaln. machine for
«enticing and scratch-brushing fist
metal warn: I’uul Lax,» Waterbury.
alarm clock: Helena. A. Schwarz,
Waterbury. clamping device for car-
tain stretchsrs: dermis l'l. Senor,
Derby, typowrltlng mechanism: (than.
I... Suiullcy. Stopney. bot-bond for ex-
ploulvo cnnlncs: Antiruw 13. Todd,
i
ll. Ilunt. (lroonwich.
munalo rolls: A. 3. litiblatrd at at.
tributluu.
Trade-Marks.
rubber-mill much". all!»
ANOTHER s‘t’EA’ME‘u A’SWORE.
CilA'I'IlAM. Manitmov. s.»~—Wun the
break of duwntotlay observers: on
shore could scorn. stunner aground at
,almost exactly the same spot on Sho-
. itslltul‘ Shoal from which the steamer
Charles F. Mayer‘Muh floated
‘litglit. investigation nhowad tbut that
bottle", N. 9.. for Now York with a
cargo of Italian Captain Illvlc. tho coup
mandarin 'tiio Garibaldi, «remained to
dbs‘sckrwno wont ‘tO“fho"stcnmtlr's nth
distance that the cause of the steam»
sr‘s grounding was the name that;
luhlttlhti tilt! Mayor to
to vintage his marsh in order
in collision with on
chunnrl. ‘
,4. w. gnaw”! a ‘ w‘t‘
. held;. in Norwalk. ..
on trial in the criminal superior court ,
liranford. folding baby currlugr; .lau. .
(ltWt‘I‘llllI; for ‘
(truanwlch. electrical syntcm of dis p
Birmingham Ir a Foundry. Darby.
inst
; steamer was the (lurlbnldi, flying, tliti‘
, Norwaginu flag and bound from China. _
run ashore the; '
previous night, namelmbelng utilised
to avert; 5
it anchored In the
“Elovoath Annual Gatha‘rlnp to be Held
' lastnmford. Nautfil'uesdny. “
nu
man's Clubs will be held In Stamford
on Tuesday and Wodnosday of'uext.
week. Last year’s mutual meeting was
y...
This full program of this year's ninet-
Ing is as foliowm
‘ , . Tuesday, November ll. ; -
The narrative hoard willmcctlu tho
lecture room of the Congregational
Chalich athizlti o'clock. . .
,Tlic credential committee will ragin-
LDI’tdCngfltt‘S .and soil budgosln the
Certificated fol-return fareihiuay be
btaln‘od at any time Wodnosday. _
Andntormat on table will also. be
stationed in the rear. ‘ . .
Federation in Benton. 2:15 O’clock;
OrgunMGrand Chcur in B. flat...
‘Stu‘nley C. Whitney. Stamford.
Invocation. , / ,
Rev. LoulsF. Berry. Stamford.
Address of. Welcome to SUID'IKOI'd,‘
Mrs. Evorotth. Willard. President
Stamford Woman’s Clubi
Response. ,
Mrs. Arthur w. Gates. Willimaatlc.
Greetings. . , . ‘ . .
Minutes of Last Annual Meeting. .
Mrs. James R. Masontlmrby, Record-
lng- Secretary.
Stdcditghts on the Jamestown Council.
Mrs. W. 1-1. Phipps, Waterbury.
Presentation of Outline: for «Club
Study.
Miss Dotha Stone Pinned, Norwalk.
Vico~Chuirman Literature Commit-
tee. General Federation of Women's
Clubs. '
Reading, ‘
Mrs. P. C. Avery,
Announcements. .
Reception to Mrs. Sarah SJPlatt Deck-
. or. of. Denver. Cot. President Gen.
crnl Federation of Women’s Clubs.
to be held in tho Lecture Room:
Trio. _
Miss Elizabeth Wilson. Ieadcr: Miss
Edith White. pianist; .l. Rotbcuberg,
cellist of Brooklyn Church Sym-
Stamford.
phony. .
Mme. ‘Modiste ....... . . . . . ... .Hcrbcrt.
Shepherd Dance ............ German
Etcrnello Ilornssc ...... ..Gaune
Spanish Dance ..........llloszkowski
Belicia . .................... Frantzen
Pasnopied ...... ......\..'...Gillet
Song Without. Words. . .Tscharkowsky
Your Eyes So Dear ...Bcnnott
Waltzes . . . . . . . . . . . . .Frantzen-Morse
Minuet ...... .. ...... iloccliorlni
Standing committees may meet at
close of session. .
Tuesday Evening. 7:45 O'clock—Pres-
byterian Church.
Organ—Fantasia in D- minor. .Faulkcs
Miss Jennie Curtis Ilswley. Organist
-..
of North Congregational Church,
llridgcport.
Duct—Tho Passage Birds Fancwcll
. ................ . Hildacb
Mr. Clarke and Mr. Moyle.
Contralto Solo-Tho Autumn Gala
Crcig
Mrs. Davis.
Soprano Solo—«Tho Cry of Rachael
. .......... Mary 'l‘nrner Sultcr
Mrs. Wardwoll.
A Cycle of Songs from "The Princess"
. . . .Alfrotl. 3Lord Tennyson
it‘or duartct of solo voices. Music by
Charles Villlcrs Stanford. Quartet:
li'lrs. Frederick Schuyler \‘l’ardwcll,
soprano: Mrs. Susan 1iawloy Davis.
contralto; Wallace S. Moylc. tcnor;
'llobort Clarkybassp Miss .lcnnie‘
Margarct llawlcy. at tho piano.
Address——I"cdcrhtion 'Principlcs.
Mrs. Sarah S. Plait I‘lcckcr.
Carriages at ll):l:’..
Wednesday. November (is-Congrega-
tional Church.
Crt‘tioutial Coumiittut‘ will rcgintcr
ticlctzatcs and soil balloon in the roar
of tho church, 8:30 to 9.
Morning Seésion. 9:15 O'clock.
C(mnnlltcc on Civil St'rvicc Reform.
Roland-Mrs. I". ll. llnrt. yNiantic,
chairman.
Committcc on Music.
licporb—Mrs. .l. (‘. Downs. llaubui'y.
chairman.
Committee on llousdhold Economics.
Mrs. F. S. Wardwcll. Stamford.
chairman.
Report~Miss Kathryn ll.
Root.
member committee:
p rovcmen t .
Report—Miss llcrlba
Bridgeport, chairman.
Connniltcc'bn Arts and Crafts. - .
Report—Mus. W. ll. Hoffman, Clie-
nblrc. chairman.
Spcclul Committee 'on School City.
Report—Mrs. Elizabeth 'l‘illlnghast',
New Haven. chairman.
Reports of County Organizers.
Presentation of New Clubs. with Ra‘-
spouses from Their Presidents.
Songs—~Indlaa Love Lyrics
........ . M‘hry Wondt’orde Finden
George Oscar Bowen. Superintendent.
of Music in Stamford Schools.
Half-hour with Mrs. Decker.-
lluslnesswlleport of Credential Com-
mittee. .. Reports of Officers. 'Elec-
tlo’n of Delegates to Boston Blon-
nIaI. Election of Delegates to Coun-
cil of Education. Announcement of
Nominating Committee. Miscel-
laneous. .
Annual Address of the President.
Mrs. Charles A; Ottpnn. Willunnutlc.
Mary Mort-lama Abbott .MUI’IlCI‘iM
’Fuu , ,. ‘ . ,.
W- minim. Wulal'blll‘llgfiil
,7 2... man” +3.; ‘
F. Scott;
.
d
it *
titr-
"instructor: ruirturunrh
or unnattpfitlun. I” tho dour-o at on JIM u
the lion no: to banner: on II :nn 0 n x
E . .1 I tr gamma
m a (tilt. ’ t5
:th lath): n antigens in n
Inn 0 . .
foaillttauu iv If» diln balm. I
L . 4 {Mm 13"].j’im'y.’
' Wow
roar bf the church, 1:30 to 2 p. m. .
w...o. Wood.
Committee on Civics and Village Int-V!
' " Wk“
. ‘rmmrvtcottscs A'NNI. um
g, ~i‘lfthanullrcrnary of tap, iotindlp
*3 .iICit'lQ'll Now Life
, 'fiéti’it, "I'fifi‘lti't‘lhiu'ffd' ifitiu‘lltilch, at;
'1 Buster's drug mom, 26c.“ . .,
‘ . , lice.
ydntorday.
awffi ¥"‘“‘m‘, ,Aflflumhiww.flwfl it] .; ,‘ _
":fl‘llfl olmnth ‘annuultntcstinsfof the a he
‘ Connecticut State Federation of Wo-
‘ rig youu ‘
Macaques for
Williams, 20.
Non alk, (loam.
, . Mammals Tablets
had been spoken of very highly to the
I decided togive than: a trial obtaim
wing a bottle at. Plslstod’didrug attire
about: the first of that Febrtntr . ll
too three bottles strictly accord up to
dim lions and was completelywcuredi.
gt a haunting“ indigestion ’It has
‘ ecu near y; , ee months since 1.
ished tie thirti bottle nudes I, “no
not» he a return 01! any “of lilY‘oltl.’
troubles during that: time I am bound
to believe. that"! am cured for good.
I had severepainc between the-about.
tiers, bad headaches. and was frequent-
ly attacked with the worst. kind on
cramps in‘ the stomach Which‘M. times
would only be. relievedwby the. admin.
lsteriug of some powerfulimedlclnebl’l
the doctors. .I was also much tro‘u-
bled with gases and Constipation. it
was notan uncommon thing for me to
go three, or four days without having:
a. movement of the bowels. The littlo
yellow pills , called "Laxocomiits. which
come with these. tablets corrected this
last trouble and constipation no longer
bothers me. something that hatt‘ not:
happened for years. Dr. .Richitrdu
Dyspepsia Tablets and Laxoconitits
deserve great; praise." . . ‘
For sale by all ‘drugglsts.
to say “Richards" twice. Price 50
cents per_rbottle. Made by Dr. Rch-
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, Gil.
Worth street, New York. _
, , ‘ tutti
neighbors. should
Volta t 13ft it.
1 mill. "I Janus IO
Best:
Announcements. .
Luncheon served in the lecture room
at: 12:15 by the Ladies' Aid Society,
Mrs. George Meeker, president. at 50
ccutspcr plate. _ .. ‘
Aiternoon Session. 1:45 O’clock-«a
.‘ Methodist Church. ‘
Organ Recital, ' ‘ ,
Julius ill. Newman. New Huron. 0r-
gauist; assisted by Miss Vé’ra Ciltlv
cron Curtis. Bridgeport. Musical
Club, Soprano.
Marchc antiale ..... MacMastrr
Song—“Nocl Paton" ..... .Masscnuct
Miss put'tis.
Because .......... .Ktndtr
Prlorc a Notro Dame ......ilocllman
'Song-”Vt7ith Verdure Clad". . .Hayda
‘ Miss Curtis.
Grand Clieur . . ._ . .‘.t. . ~. . . .-.MacMastc.r
Address—The Federated Clubs and
tho Factory inspector. *
Mrs. Frank C. Porter, New I'Iarcn.
Address-SociaI Reforms in the Unit-
cd States. .
Mrs. May Wright Scwall, Cambridgt‘.
_ Mass.
Atldrcss——The Hampton Solution.
Rcv.‘ll. B. Frisseli‘,’ 0.1).. l-Ianioton. Va.
Report of Committee on Resolutions. '
Adjournment. .- '
The music for thls’meeting ls t‘ur-
nishcd by the Standard Woman’s Club.
Trains lcavc fol." Now York. livid.
5:22, 6:05. 6:15 p.~m.: for New Huron,
4:00, ticll, and for Shutb Norwall:
oniy.‘5:-itl. 3:37 phi.
‘ Chairmen of'ttidai Committees.
Special—Wis. Hezekiah Wood.
l ionliit‘a‘llQ'éMrs. Ifldward, .l. ’i‘uppcr.
lntmducttloiimb‘trs. F. Charles Avcry.
Stai’lbu—I-Mrs. (loot-go 0. Boston.
Pages” and Ushers—Mrs. Charles .l.
Ryder. ‘ . '
Flicwthh—MPS- John 1 Davenport.
l‘ransportatlon and Infbrmatio'nwhirs.
M‘ilo Parsons.
Floss-«Miss Allce‘ T. Ry'dcr. . . . .
Vltnislc~lifrs ‘F‘. ’8. women. ‘ 1‘6,
t.i)ocoration—illrsl 'Frank Palint‘r. “
KOllOI. is dflcrcd oh a snail-animal
plan for the relief of hcart' burn, Ital.-
ulciico. sour stomach, belching, of gun.
Jiauscakind ail stomach troubles. It
digcsts what you cut. It will utuko
you healthy. 'Su‘ld b'y Jl‘he Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Pbar~
macy. ' . W
SHOT 3v Cous'fu 'WHILE’ HUNT‘
.. NG. « ._
MADISON, Nov. ZnClini'lcs Belti-
bnth :9: New York, was accidentally
,shot ‘cstcrday atternou while hiintiu':
with ' is cousin, Theodore Q‘ppcrmann.
also of Now York. ”According to tho
huntdts Oopmniiann. 800ng a bird ~rlur,
. t ‘lk thin and fired and shot his cousin.
’1 to physician who wascallcd to at-
t'cud him, probed slxt‘yftj‘vo shot holed
inlbls body bemoan the waist line and
his knees. That the accident did not.
result fatally is bellcvcfid to be due to
the fact that the ,ylctlniuw‘as thliIl‘llm
heavy underclothing‘. a sweater and a.
hunting coat.
HE FOI‘JGHT A oarrvssuno.‘
David Parker, of l‘aycttc. N. Y.. who
lost a. foot at flottyshurlz. writes:
"Electric Bitters have done me more
good than any medicine I over took.
For several yearsfll had stomach trott-
ble ‘andvpuld out, much money for mod-.
false to little purpose. until I began.
taking Electrlctliltters. l wouldnot:
take shooter whatthcy‘hsvc done for.
me.” Grand tonic for the aged and for.
female weaknesses. Grout, attrrtlvu
uud'bpdy builder's aura our. for . “nail
buck and weak kldnnysp. .zlllllt’llhmmu
by, Full. limiter. tk'uutstqlitwi . “'
. lawns
hi!
. itAlt'l‘Ii‘tlFttl. Nov.-:.-h.+3ft totality:
_ ”1.9
Trinity College with coinbrdtmltilt dim.
tollcgo today. No “citations. that!!!
,> holdthc faculty'huvtng ‘dcclnrud til:
fl
day a holiday.’ At t institutional!
ticrvlco ' Roy. hr. at. ‘ ?"Hutttinlttuh.l OI
tho class of Milo delivorcdhn addrdtllh
i .. fim b
., airsnbtérrla
is due in a large moanureto titanic!!!
, ti" annoy/elsyby. employing drastic, pulp
tlvhn. 'l‘ohyold all dunghr, use 1‘
run. um- I! c.
optic cinnamon {p.114} luv u , n.
unruntecd to cum lilltltliitllihmilgflfi‘
“ii-‘6
meai—n
."E‘T’tvlr‘l
N OHIEFOF P. "
lb N , “chit
do. What it .c* ‘01
. y ‘ A r
. til . " GI
Detectlvgflliltureuu, “ans ‘ swpgrn ht $12:
989 e 9 debt owl-1h“.
‘ lithium Sterlfl‘w ”43":
. itchy was assigned tt'ptlnlm'fii: h; i: i"
tam oi dithttlivifli: ’~ ' ‘ =4
. .- ' , W. . Wing’s",
it .
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