" 'srtl’ioi" s’rii Tohquoh'
, , Oolloltod.
osARIss armpits
' Prom-fowl.W
'3"?
it?
record made by Stewart Stoves
ilRanges. Over three hundred sol
the last three years. and every pus
chaser more than pleased. You see
to are not taking any chances when
we oder'to refIKid your money after a
Month 5. trlob ~ III
TheAlIAnuvi'“
8: Son Go.
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snow ha
‘xlgnsnleied lavatory.
oI‘yooI ever. stopped newcomer
w’ gm“ soil nvenlent it would
b21130 $51 ӣ613? OliIiI ruIIiIliing v'rI'storI
in no I_. . l
“apartment o? gent ’ i' silordmfi
in. site prmnos Rampage“
whighest degree of comfort. .
e I. slow, micron twin
or and...
bonufn'onli" reliable! «=-
HOISACE il.” NASH,
CORNER ,MAigti .AWWEBT ITS.
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Decorator '
Tel. 452. East Norwalk.
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INSURANCE
_ arms Is, now Ar 14s EAST AVE i
N‘I’Ie NdRWALK. coNN.
Prompt attention to orders reliably _
execute led
New Yoik‘r
ONIE NC
Officoflltlii
I'idiii‘“
oil, Ion their household1 remit r4
s'si'id other poi-echo”
, " 't removfi, on the own home,
thout indorsor.
, cALII. ANo and us. 3i
roll. don' I you
I- I
i
39‘? CHAN? ,
mugs i‘flgdflgg ‘
- and.
{int Rud’Bib
Pill ME.
Nut 4 flows In Orchestra . . . ..
1
with»! It
‘ mites
at Inesl time maybrglesn
min big it to a Climax. -—-"I know
Ml'sIt‘ s tossing ill youi mind " sllddenly
‘ said the maiden as the habitually sI-
lent calleIr stared at her. “i know, too,
{IIllo you~l are calling here night after
gilt. appropriating my time to youru
'elf and keeping other nice young
You want me to marry
“l——-l do!” gasped
“i thought so. Very
men BWHV.
the young man.
"_ Hell, lell."~Trlbune.
‘Ig‘iirousolotto" 1:0 Hum-moron
AND VALLEY GROVE.
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'On and After MONDAY, June 22, 1908,
The New and Gommodious
Steali'i'er Huntington
OAPT. WILLIAM G. YOUNG,
Will Run as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwaui"
Mondays and Fridays at 8. 46 a
,. on, ‘and: 2: 15 pun: ,
LEAVE, NORWALK for Huntington
Mbndnys and Fridays at 8: 45 a
In. and 5: 15 p. m.
EXCURSION TiQKETO, 600: SINGLE
- I:‘ .FARII’M»
Children, 5 to 12 years, Excursion. 35c
Single Fare, 25c
Wlil stop at VALLEY GROVE Mop
, IIL .dsys nod i‘ridoisfl on signal.
1841
PlumlIIj, .:and Stean.
‘ " eating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIRJ'MNHMQ-
CTOVII AND RANGER.
OLAT AND TIN ROOFING,
and 8 am Putin. Goo fixture.
-" I Motel Collin" Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK O'
RICHMOND RANOEOT
«The Jones8rHotchkis:
Company
11 wAti. oI'IIIlsIIII. NonALII
Real ~IOESIate
City, Shore and rcountry Property.
Insurance
at... Life, stud... Liability.
Steamship Tickets,
JIM. Layton 8K Co.
Incorporated.
filo. 5 Failed“ Avenue. aomtiipiorwsli
Daily than N. Y.
For Freight Only.
AM Bill ’8: um 'I
Feltht ngellege Ii ieovl
E‘IPfor I near River, New York, (foo
otDoysr str i,ilet). overy day, (skimp
Sun ”In! Freight receivsl
3t mslk‘upgtofiipmondoosu
Not-walk up to 6: so p.1n.
Norwia Siean’Iboot Co.
Mount Q.‘ girlltlty 03::
ci
C"
RI
apyr S Thomas
I MoN'o'Av, sketches 14.
1;, 1;: ONE NIGHT ONLY. ,
Ideal
I, I’
gel,
Grand speclaI sceiIilIc first. part,
“A Scene at Italy”
Introducing their comedians slugers,‘
dancers and superb orchestra.
Seven—Big Vaudeville Acts—Seven
BILLY OoRiJE
"That Talkative Man. "
,, BOIEY DORUE
. “A Satan for the Blues."
JOHN J.- LANE
"The Alabama Widurd "
KARZIELLO BROS.
Efuropean Club Jugglers and
manipulators
LEON STANFORD
. Wire Cyclist. ~
Hoop
FOX BROS.
Eccentric Singing and Dancing Come.
dlans.
MAOTER LAMBERT.
Phenomenal Juvenile soprano.
cot, IiM in match I. rate
Twenty. ow, nutrient, Novelties.
THE ONMT O NH
Physical Culture port.
THE lDEIAL GUINTETTE.
o'é-PUNNV END Mon—2s
A8 A‘N'O ‘
signs: gonoerts daily.
I
“'s No qu‘lN
‘ Orland. street parade at noon. Remain-
.thi‘ gin“. dale. . ’
.,'25o' ,35:.%
Clean, slid classic. Not a vulgar
will or action.
«op-I..— .1.
-e-sv-‘I- . ..
I, , ders.
: was the great speed shown by the c R’I
drlyen by Robertson and o Lesosul
. injured In a collision last evening. are
. IMlles,
Mlilford and ,Cobe... ..... .616
Genre and Parker ............ 605
Michener and Lynch ........ .. .601.
rm
Wigwam l spasms
Over 0n up “cud“ Bonk; riuarii’u‘iid'. a‘in'iims‘i'.”
WM.” 1“ 1;“ 99 “8" When your back gives out:
Becomes lame, weak or aching;
When urinary troubles set In,
,1;IOI r kidneys are “In a bad way. "
, Doun' s Kipp ey sun will cure you.
i. ere is local evidence to prove it:
'i rs Mpry Deans. of 6 Day so.
utli Nirw. Iik, Conn, says: “I suf-
I you untold “Irony from kidney com
p int fol more than two years. 1 had
mine in my back much distress In my
Coll‘oorn’ o Notes Willo Suiler
W
CHICAGO. Soot. 12.-Sonsatloual‘
charges were mdeIpubiic today, re-
garding the failure of A. Down and
Company, the 612,000,000 fish, pose
and sea food corporation which was
placed Into the hands of a receiver
Thursday.
That. the concern's books have lil't"l
Juggled for a period extending back at
Toast three years, Is charged in HI clr
cular sent out by' the Interested hank.
are, who also set forth that in the
company’s statement 81. 200. 000 had
been deducted from the liabilities and
the hooks mode to balance by a siml
lltr Juggling III the asset column. It
is alleged the corporivmn thus had
been and led to float paper that other-
wlce mfg not have been accepted by
the purchasers.
So serious are the charges that it
was freely predicted that the failure
would find no end in the criminal
coults, Members of the Booth family.
ll()W(I',Vel‘ are sold to be in no way In~,
volved In any questionable transac-
tions. They are said to have been the _ _ . _ ”I“
heaviest losers by reason of the mls- E L
agement of others on whom they 6AM AW V'OLATORQ PUNISHED
imposed confidence.
The statement of the bankers bears w"“";;’&:: lexf‘t‘a'; for P'"
’the‘ following signatures:
I’l‘hethiintlng season has been open
“The First National Bank of Chico-
on shore birds. that Is snipe. player
go.
It . I I
By F' 0' Wetmore, vice president and wild duck, since September l.‘and-‘w
it good many hunters have already re
“The Corn Exchange National Bank
sorted to the marshes, and from the
of Chicago.
records of several courts it would
"By Ernest A. lluiilill, president.
“The Continental National lluiik
:zcoiil that there Is still a cousidembh
iliillIiII'l' who (‘I‘llllltli ii'lil‘ll the lessor.
Chicago,
«It obcyipg the game laws or Iii seeing
In the lolils.
of, dizziness My sister had used
litmus Kidney Pills and insisted that
i try them. so I went to Plaisted's
drug atom and got a box. i had taken
only a few doses when i felt relieved
to, an extent that i never expected to
oh’tpln in such a short time Three
boxes of this remedy made such a
change in my condition for the better
that i did not consider it necessary to
continue their use further. Should I
ever be troubled again, I shall know
Just what to use."
.Eor sale by all dealers. Price .50
cents. Fosicr- Milburn 00., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Donn's—aud
take no other.
ol’
"By Alexander Robertson, vice-presi—
Ilciit.
""l‘lle Conllucrclul National Bank oi’
ChicugoI. I ’l l‘ ii I Ice Iii-Ii 1;... necessity oi" knowing what, is the
II I . ~I I -I \v . ‘l .
“Willy. 05”” u M H Ill\'»' and what illi')’ t'lill shoot, except
1' was declared by onc'of ”m mom. as IlleyI par for their inlormntlou
hers of the committee that through the. I‘hrnngh the courts.
illiltit'lll'fiiti Siflit'mt‘lllfi I‘W'l‘i' ”mm It Sbcllks well for tile acflvllv of
Hull. has bought Booth and Company‘s
uotcs III the last year has been luis-
icd. There are. ill all more than oiic
hundred hunks tlquuglIoul the coun-
lry that hold the company's paper.
“A. Booth and Company," the hunt:
0114‘ statement. says, "informed Ilri that The M in the ”mum”. City 00“”
”‘9 “"‘H’MPG liabilities, shown "’m (‘hur Monroe who, It will be reIIicIII
WW“ “’m‘ ”‘0 "m“l'I‘H-l “ ”W‘i'm“ bored the papers said, claimed his or
statements were causid by the nlull- n.“ was an chutruso Ilud llilimuled
Ipulation of tbodigures ‘“ '1‘“ .lnuuul that "it was going to be interesting
repaits for illll’uwtir tom Iciiis cud m, soilit-hudy.‘ 3 (“Wm“), lilo alum-
‘1'.“ AW” 39'1““0 and ”h“ A“ ”W wardens, paid in fine and coats 2h for
statement. of file liliii'l‘ date there had “Mm, short plokerel
been deducted Si.200,00ll from the ILI- Antonio Spadu of. Sll'uti'ol‘d
hllitlcs and a similar amount from 1.160911 for killing a'llllit‘i'll. '
the assets to Iiiilkc the statement bill I. A. Stamps, 1” ”1,, pump,“ court
ancc. paid up because he could not produce ii
license when cullcll upon to do so.
Stewart Parsons. lit Strutlord, tried
i.il_l"Il~',i,llIfltt_ wardens. in the last two
weeks there have been fire conviction:
for Iiolntiou of the laws in Fulli‘lcld
County, and should make those who
would tnltc cllaIIc-I s weigh those sumo
chances well
“'11 H
—__...
THEY TAKE THE KINKS OUT.
"l1 have E‘Bed Dr' KNEE"? NQ‘; Aim} to hunt on .'l “COIIH' that had e\pilcd
H ”I for nu"! yeors, .“ th‘IhffxfIi-fs ug 'indi piliii 6H, .Iti lli .llliigt ilk-it's court
satisfaction. l‘hey “’1‘“ t " 1‘ u ‘i' out The IIIII- n‘loll ill hunters is called to
9" stomach. “W," and I“,°“"’ls' “'mm‘” it part of ”it! hunters' license act that
was or friction,” sols \. ll. Iliown, of some do not setup ,0 know and which
Plttsfleld Vt. “uam'l'e‘d “mm“ all should familiarize themselves with
Ioly at F. ii. Baxter a drug store. ,‘ will of Section ., (.‘haptcr 153 reads
5'0 that the llicilsc‘ shall bc piodnccd for
I cxsm‘lhhtion upon demand of any game
ENDURANCE AUTOMOB'LE RACE‘ \I:'.Ildcn .;iIcritf constable or. polite-
niilu (II of IIIII owner or lessee. in actual
Am"'°‘" Car Many Mil" Ahead °i occupancy of Iliiv land upon which
World's Record. said licensee may bl found. Failure
BRIGHTON BEACH, Race Track N, or refusal to pIodIice sniii Ilccuse upon
Y.. Sept. l2.-—Atter a night of kecilest said demand shall constitute a Iioia
contesting, In which the lead had iloll of this ..Ici Section .:I Any pcI
changed many timesI the completion son who shall violate :InI section of
of the eleienth hem of the 24 hours this act shall iit‘ lined not less than :7
head and an almost continual aching. ti
if I arose hurriedly after I 9“
rtooulug I would almost fall on account
w: roll
Miss Hattie 0| “M. of Norwdik.
is spending the eel with friends In
With. '
Lira. Elisabeth ihrsdi. of Weston.
was In Iowa on Monday. calling on.
friends. i .
Mr. and Mrs. suns Hartley, of New ,
York, spoilt Labor Day with the for-
mat 's father.
@msteud, of Norwulk.
smjor moon anon AUNT
BETSY'S BUDGET
When young folks is cttin'
married tilev sometimes orgqt
tllcv' vc got to liavc breakfast
cv'ery (lay in the year, and a
iauge to cook it on
Don't spend'. so much on tile
\\ eildiu Breakfast that you
(Hilt afl'ord to buy a Stumfolil'
Range that will bake and broil
and roast anti do everything iii
the worldI that you want it to.
Miss Gel trud
as been the g t for a few days of
rs Edson Plirpe
It Is reportsditlist Mr. and ”Mrs
George Brown hiive rented then cut ‘
hose for the wintor to out of town par-
Ths Misses Maigsret and Sarah 'l‘el-’
ford, of Passslc, ....l spent Satulday,‘
Sunday and Monday with Wilton rein
lives.
Miss Bessie Treadwell. of Weston,
opened the "III lbutt Street school
"Tuesday, Beptember 8 for the coming
school year I
The Flower M slop met
ternoou with Mlsz
treasurer, shape
In the treasury. I
Oil Labor my
FOR,
films 'l‘hayel Till I
VS,ltt reported 81. 80
the llald lilll bust»! NEW CANAAN
1"” nine 9111.)"! tile. Wiltous. i" the Mrs. Edward Cl‘alg Is seriously ”I
bil lgrounds. e sco‘rc stood II to 1 0f typhoid “iv“.
A" “Wm" of m: hitter ’ icorgc E. Pnrdy Is spending a
Mrs. Frank \VestoubaludI Mrs. (purge [“0 wee”- vacflflon In town ,
WNW" “ “m“? “Md“ '0 8““ William at. Smith and George
ford Wednesday and were guests at . c
luncheon of Mrs. J 1. Raymond. 2:11:33, spent “ eunesday at Lake W“
The Schachttlfamily of New York
William Bur‘ns ls havln his resi-
who have occupied the 1‘0"” "f Mi“ deuce In Fortst street glv .11 a good
Keillor"? Sign,” for the summer (”Mi of point.
aha re are 0 their home m the; Mrs John Tucker is entertaining
city friends front South Norvlnlk at her
I. Charles E. iooliier, IIiocIulonis't. ,
Ich rector come” on and Impersonator home m Burris meme
inst “Ire an m'téflainnwm In the VI nuk Crepou, cl'Ierk lInftlIe CentIrIII
. . t. , pharmacy, has retlrlted rom 9. vs
TOW“ Hall Fr do} “Hm”: 5‘" ("III with fliculls In New York.
llcr ll. l
,v ' . , .. . The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
\\Ilton fileuils llIiH receiud cards Howard Johnson, who has been seri-
2,?lfgi‘lfitflfi, f2“; ggififiggfifg‘m ously ill,“is said to be out of danger.
Lieutenant Sciuliel llrycetgygtpn I‘. ; I'Iclltcct Ralph K Sliepard's new
u.IInl Icssei luducah. now sis: loin, Ii res deuce in South Main street, cor-
IIt Portsmouth. I her of Unit sheet, is nearly ready for
'llle posipourd bcncllt yriilpt .IrtI the plastercrs.
was held \Vediesdqy qveqiufck 3' It; Andrew P. Jones and wife have
home. of Nilsd \iary Coin I; been visiting with theil daughter.
.anill Wilton. Retresiioieuts Rivers Mrs. Wesley Cuufleld, In New Haven
scried lII thelmspitable hostess. Mills for sevral (lays.
,t‘omIsinIck will devote' tbsp roceeds to A stout: addliitm: 25x40, I being
the summer home forIboys llt Gredh- built on Piof.Ilui'1's‘house in West
liolIItI, l.. l. slicct, Elwood Biothers have the
The lollowlrg books have room-10} contract for the woodwork.
”9"“ added i i llhrnri shelves: The Misses Murphy and friends, of
Smiths Ridge; who have been spend-
in: the summtr here, have returned
“,“lptotia M. rtln: lIenuell and
line." \V. l). lilowelsz' The, Chapel-on,"
C. N \Hllinlstili; “Rose lilc(‘icod," .-\i m INcw York for the winter .
Ice lirowu; “lllalf Way House." Marsh Sellet‘lf started Wednesday on
ilicwett: ‘I'llu ting ’I‘rlps of II linnch- ,, six 'mmi‘thIs mp through the south
man.“ " iluntl g on the Piniries III the ,md west, selling feed my and gmln,
\lountnins" “if he \iildcrnII ss Huutcr'
for swam & Miller, of Stamford.
and "limiting of the (ir lzzl‘ . ’l‘. Roose-
'ilie apptaiuuce of Railroad avenue
Ielt: “’lhe Seven Ages of \\ aslilng- ,, ,
‘9“1'1. Quilt. Viml'; “"Adicuiuies ill Sighting:fgi‘izlllyfhleligtllfixicegpolbe); (f2):
Contentment“, Dayiddiruisou. it the old ones. The new poles are be
“Th“ ' mg pointed.
v' U.‘ , . V 1,. Bossa's lit-N house in Locust
GA _ IOR IA} {mount is being rushed as rapidly as
' ‘ ' " possible. It will he completed' by
November 1 and will be up to- date and
sanitary ln eveli' detiIll.
Hugo Bauer has moved ilom Mon-
For Inihnts and Children.
In Klilil In flan Always aunt ,
.'roes store to the Bali building,oc
rm Wi 'cupying rooms just vacated by Amos
Signature ofIl I.Vi'ood The storo vacated by MI. Bauer
will he opened in .1 short (this by C
'18 DcF'orl-st as a live and ten cent its
Inhlisliimcnt
I l. \chlty Wood has resigned his
Inesp'sl‘ienoni Mon Were Employed 9n ptsltlmi with William' Reinhardt. as
Blackwell's island Structure cIlr'iIIl' of the bakery pagoh, and will
go to eastern Peniisvlv III.I Mr.
NEW YORK Sept ”PPM.” “‘9’ Miami vi'ill sitbro his i'lll‘l‘lii’iglle fat the
men have lIléep killed in building the ,Ics-‘iit and unit- his family with him.
lieu Bliicltw li's Island hilllge over the 6mm; Simmei \VIII take my position
“I“ “l“- The silicon phoned 'ruds’qai While
MANY BRIDGE BUILDERS KILLED.
endurance automobile lace saw the
MIIIford-Cohe. team, driving a fifty
horse power American cum nine miles
ihead of its nearest competitor and,
eleven miles ahead of the former
world‘s record. Allied by ideal wea-
Iher conditions and u fast track, the
lending cars had set a teriliic pace
that kept up theI enthusiasm among
Lhe five thousand spectators who re-
mained throughout the night.
Had It not been for the overzealous-
ness of the Robertson-Leachiilt comI
blnatlon, their car would still be in
', the lead, hilt when three miles ahead
of the nearest competitor, and eight,
miles ahead of the Irecord they ware
compelled to withdraw from the track
for three hours while their machine
was equipped with three uewcylln-
They had been warned that.
their water supply was running out,
but they continued until the cylinders
were burned to II white heat.
Crane and Ripplglilo then assumed
the lead, only to be compelled to re-
lluqiiish It shortly after, when their
register was cracked by a stone, which
was thrown Iip by the front wheel.
Eight cars were still contending
at the completion of the 12th hour,
i:30 a. m., the half way mark of the
race.
The feature of the early morning{
which gained several miles on the
leaders after its return to the track
' It was learned-~ rom the Long is-
land emergency h pifal that Paul Sar-
torl and his mechsnlclsn. who were
both In a much improved condition
this morning.
ONLY CURE FOR OYBPEPSIAI
Mrs Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried every thing I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Bolts. and one 69
cent bottle cured. me completely. "
The scores at that hour were ‘
as follows: . .
" fillies
Mulford and Cobe..... .......... 565
Copra and Parker ............... 65d
Mlcjener and Lynch ............ 552
Crane and Rippiglllo ............. 623
Lauren and Marquis ...... . ...... 622 :
Roberts and Martin. . . . . . . . . . . . 478
Strong and Rogers... . . . .. ...... 466'
Robertson and Lescault .......... 460,
At the expiration of the thirteenth ;
hour, the scores of the three leaders :
were as follows:
or more than $ It) at more than thirty
-dn_\'s' imprisomllellt.
’l‘IliI liccllsi- of up} person coniicted
of any ln'A ieliitliig io hllds oi millil-
rupcds slmll hi thereafter void and
said person shall not receiic another
license I'oi tlII period of one year.
The wnrdc us are going to be active
this full and IIvcryllody shellld III and
make these points or the low as W!”
known as possl‘ lie.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CUREO
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis-
ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitu-
tional disease. and in order to cure it
you must tulle internal remedleis
Hall‘ a Catarrh Cure is taken internally.a
and acts directly on the biood and
mucous surfaces. llall' s Catarrh Cure
Iii not a quack medicine It was pre-
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is a regu
lnr prescription. It is composed, of the.
best tonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing Catarrh. Semi for tQtlmonI
Is). free
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props.
Toledo, 0
Sold by Drugsists. price 75c.
Take Hali' a Family Pills for consti-
nation
LONG CANOE TRIP.
PITTSBURG .Pa., Sept. 11 .—-'l"liree
young men making their way from the
east, to Oklahoma in a sixteen toot
canoe. stopped over here yesterday, to
get Instructions and adviceIflloln local
pilots on streams to he iravorsed and
general conditions along the route.
iThe party is composed of Richard N.
Strevell and Raymond L. Borden, of
Bohenootady. N. '..Y and William Ad-
ams of Boston, who had paddled his
own canoe from Boston, via New York,
the Hudson river and offline Canal
when the three met and joined inter-
esili' near Buffalo.
I~:- ..,A RAYING [N
sir. John White, of a inch and Ave,
Hoult‘on, Maine. says: “Have been
troubled with a cough every winter.
and spring Last winter I tried many
advertised remedies, gut tgijc aggro
cont one u ll boil 1.
of ‘r ”Ill NI Art-$90136”.
thbt was half guns, the cough shyisq
gone. This winter the ssmsJiappy,
suit has Midwed; a. low doses
more banished this annual cough. i
now convinced that Dr. King's New
Discovery is the best of all cough and
lung remedies." Sold linder guarantee
Igeo'm NN'r. .
For sale hyR. _ I3,“ Piss fitted, F. B,
Boiler and The C1 0rd vitamin. '9
, i
i
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. 50c and
ll 00 Trial bolls tree 1'
Iiceording to the report of
R committee of the Central Federated
Union appointed to ascertain the infill
flies. in lhlltl work. The committee
also («mod that 11 teen weikmcn lIIIvI
movements. l The union wokacli who
investigated the subject said Ililit city
inspectors iii?“ to Iouceul the loss of
life which t e union men attribute to.
thc employment of non union men In-
experienced lu work at lofty heights
and to the bsence of proper precau-
tions. The mestlgators declared that
no life has eeu lost in building the
new Manhattan bridge, wiieie union
lubop i; enllployed.
+
., lIiIoIIOI will, in a very short time, eli-
he stomach to do the work it.
should do. and the work it should do
Is thdl‘gestIl all the food you eat. it
mall the stomach sweet and it Is
pleasant toItake.
and The
It.
The Cliffod Pharmacy
Bridge Pha. niacy.
WAL‘ ER CASE AGAIN.
HAR'X‘II‘O D Sept. l2.-—-'l‘he Super-
ior Criiniiia Court team will open here.
Tuesday with Judge W21. Bennett on
the beuchJ l'There are 71 new cases
on the docket. Among the old ones is
a charge oil embezzlement and forgery
against William F Walker. of New
Britain Thfise it is understood will be
‘.
continued Irom ,glme to time. until
‘IWalker so as out his term in state‘s
prison.
HOW TO GET STRONG.
P..J Dilly. of, 211 W Congress St”
Chicago. tialls o“ a wsy to become
strong. H says: "M mother. who is
old and we very feeb o, Is deriving so
much benefit from Electric Biters that
I feel its lmy duty to tell those who
need a to to and strengthening medi-
cine about ti In my mother) case it
merited an n in flesh has resulted, in
sample ha been ovorcomc, Iand she is
steadily owing stronger.‘ Filefitrch
Bitters qutokl .. d stomuc ver
and kidne oxiiifiiflstnis. Sold under
guarantee at Baxter's drug
store. 5
‘l’HE co' Riot‘or HER CONVIC-
While waiting Ifor o“file speaker at a
public mealting a pale limo man in the
audience bgemed very nervous. He
uiiuiled. In a
V r; inIg voice “ s there It
It: in' t sitcom!"
it other side of the
“I am It Chris
' A Nola n gtd tt
hall got up and said:
tisn Scientist.“ I
“well. has. madam. " ‘rsouestsd the
‘ "would you mind changing
the! this setting In 0. draft. "
iulfered death In t e Chelsea docks iIii ‘
It is sold here by.
the ueu schtlolliouso is help: erected
the old structure will be continued in
use The building has been uioved
back toward the east side of the
‘grouuds .nnd the work on the new
schoolhbuse will continue uninter-
rupted
The state. police have been in town
the past two or three days, looking up
Ivldcuce of illegal liquor selling. it
said by those who ought to know
that there are at least fifteen places
in' twin where think can be secured.
Almost every mdrnlng, early, a, wagon
load of beer can be seen going
through the borough It semes strange
that those interested should get the
- state police new at this time (so
near election) when these places
have been numolested for nearly a
year,
The. officers of the Republican Club
I—Presidéiit F‘ E. Wood. Vice Priest-
Ileut B. if. Mead and Secretary dairies
E Brinckrllioifwnre making an of-
fort in gel title organisation In shape
for .I vi venous compel A‘ Glee
Club will be one of the features of-
the chili. and a Republican banner
,will sod be floated In Main street.
The in eiest and cooperation of
every Republican in town is looked
fol, and it Is hoped that, with the.
spirit and enthusiasm known to exist.
a good tlekci ma be decided upon
(or presentation to the coming caucus;
A GRIPPE.‘
1 1m never lost a case:
never let it into pae unis, not.
left a rliivii‘ecg. Only this]; on earth
that k is the tough grip germ. But
you was B lln and ii. plenty, so do not
trifle wit' 00G smal‘i slates, but get the
50c or 61.66 bottle and take half a
tenspoonful in water every'_ three’
hours. he sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well, to utterly anI
Iiihilaté every germ in every great or-
g'an. These remain germs cause the
evil after effects: ls half-cured grip;
If ”the“ grim starts with heflorrhuzo of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes till It stops.II
consLANb Manon VERRIOT.
NEW LONDON. Sept. 12.-—-Coroner
Brown has handed his repel-tof- the In-
vestii'tstlou Into the death of Dyer
I
l
Brazilian to
, cCo'IIiplsnd on Monday to Prosecuting
Attorney Whittlesey. The report Is to
the effect that Copeland met his death
from injuries paused by a crowhsr In
the hands of, John G. Bogsfdus. the
soldier and that William Kiley. of this
$81 s ani soooIssory I; htil: crime.
are n p and i av
fe‘s's'ed. ,C Ilsnd was buriiid a? yi-
tic ysatsr _
‘ tagonlst, nearly severing it at
,.
HF
5AM. ‘
Tuesday .. HoraceR: Nash, cor. North Main and West Sis.
A
WESTPORT.
John Burke represented VI llnut lau-
gineI Company at the NOI lclI tin--
llll,‘ll 's convention.
, Peter Maurer and Mnrt’ln llIillIu
have formed a pni‘tnershi i and lum-
gone luto‘the business of .Iiti him.r t‘t' l
The schools of the 101}I ll ()[lt‘lltil (In
.Tuesdny, with a larger enrollment
than met before in the history of illt',
town.
Among the horse lo cls IIho IItIc lili-
ed the Charter Oak ruccs ucII llr.
Nolan George WilliiIIms, Al Kllk and
Pop Howarth.
Vlgilant Engine Company llt.'lti a
meeting. Tuesday {high to consider
the proposition of" holding another
smoker in the near future.
Misses Elsie and Helen Flkc have
returned from a vacation passed at
Maspeth, L. I. Miss Madeline Sluitli
returned home with them, and will re-
nla'in here fora week.
W. S Keeier made the r'ccotd for
big tlsh for the season Monday, when
he brought in a bluckfish which
weighed sewn pounds and six ounces.
The fish was caught uear Hanson's
Ledge.
Henry Bulkley has invented a new
tangled scuffle hoe, which cuts both
ways and runs through the ground
without pushin . When properly steer.
ed It will cult vate‘ four acres of:
ground In a day.
'i‘ e first day of the Country Fair,
hIcl by the ladies or the W T. I S.
was It grand anecess. The grotii'id‘s at
the junction of Main street and Myrtle
avenue wore crowded during the after
noon and evening. The receipts were
large, and will be used in the work of
tomi improvement.
On LabOr Day a pirty of five young
people drove up to Weston looking for
wild giapes. . They found plenty of
these,.hut also found some of the old
fashioned peaches, which are seldom
seen nowadays. They are not large.
but. the timer is much better than the
variety ordinarily raised for the mar.
ket. These ld' trees have been bear-
' lug {oi-‘25 yes a: antral—mo redesign:
Michael lilyors and James Smith,
trolley men on the local lines, Won't af-
ter grapes on Friday, and brought
home a bushel of the wild variety.
Myers had hurdiy gone into his house
with his Ioadfwhen he was Ilslted by
.I led owning property in the neigh-
borlitxid, who asked hint to pay' for
the, grapes or she would solid for Sher-
iff Kemper. What arrangements were
made to sntisfyIthc lady have. not. been
announced.
The ceiiter‘ol lnterst'iu Saugntuck
Tuesday was the ofti‘ce of Grand Juror
George Burr Smith, whole several
trials lock place before Justice Jo-
seph Morton. There was a row amonz
the residentsof Franklin street on
Sunday. and Constable “Kl" Allen
was called upon to quell it. As a
{Grant ”the constable arrested Salva-
toreDl Benoit for assni ton Fro k
Démariu, Justice Mot lit 'tilied 8
prisoner $1 on severii counts. the
whole amounting to $12.81. Michael
Clscl assaulted John big'srhese, pro-
rletor of the Saugatuck saloon and
is father. Antonio. The younger man
was hit on the head with a boltie‘ and
badly injured. The constable had a
tough time getting Ciacl to the lock-
up, and the frieddd of the prisoner
threatened to take him away from the
officer They afteswards exhausted
themselves In an effort: to get the pris-
oner out on ball, but did not succeed.
They swore they would get. him out,
anyway, and James rues. the bridge
tender, we. otatlon at the‘ lockup
with? Ms l-, M 1. o’ciock‘ the next
morning a crowd sipemiilitsc‘d edit the
"jug,” With the evid at iota anon of
breaking the door down. h’e’y aband-
.oned the attempt, however, who they
saw the watchmen“. Justice ortou
assessed Ciscl tines 311d costs amount-
iii: to 32}. 36, and be Is ‘stili under or
rest, charged“ with mayhem. In sooth
or fight: he bit the thumb of his an
the
joint. Angelo Rimlo was tried on a
charge of burglary and acquitted by
the justice. Some tithe between I1 and
5, o'clock on Moadhy morning
broke Into the house of John Goleildf
and took his own clothing. leio had
been a boarder in the house, and' was
back in his payments. Attorney Cu-
iico appeared for the prisoner, and
made a strongeffo‘rt to get‘hlm off.
several other cases are still on the
docket.
‘ DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are for week b oils, backachesy rheu-
matic pains; In ammatlon of the hind-
der and-oil other annoyances due to
weak kidneys They are sold. by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. ‘
ABDIEL-AZIZI‘OIVEB UP' STRUGGLE.
CASABLANCA.Bept.11,—Abd-ei-
Azlz. the former sultan of Morocco.
who has been vanquished by his
brother, Mulal Halid, has written it let-
ter to Mtougi. one of his lenders.
thanking him for his support, but say-
iug that ho had decided to abandon
the struggle. Mfougl replied that he~
would never submit to Muiai Hand,
and it is believed tiiat he lutondo to
enter the field against the new ruler
of the empire.
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Norwalk Chronicler