: ncssanlilcowontainstflto
Opium. Morphim mliirml.
No'r NARC one.
WflWMiWflm
new
so
Wu-.—
A erfeclllemedy fort‘onsilpt
troll Sour Stomacth tamarind
. WormsL‘ouvulsiom. l‘evrrislr
nwadLosbolSmn
FacSinriic Signs-Tun of
new roan _
V Alb months old
TM lilllll tall llava
Always taught
For liver
Thirty Years
Encore - fiCEMSIIII
I W. Enact Copy of Wrapper.
. Murray,
‘. been irt the army.
0n reaching n certain spot the drir
or turned round on his seat and ob-
served to the passengers:
pelnt the toad is only accessible to
mules and donkeys;
airk’ the gentlemen to get out and pro-
dded on toot."—The Catholic News.
i must therefore tick,
Cruel—‘ There" said Rimer in con-
clusion,
“From this thought id work it 11p into a ballad"
“Why not a quattuiu?" suggested Crit-
“I don‘t
believe any editor would think so."-
Philadelphia Poses.
”cle\er idea. isn’t it?
“Oh. that‘s too short."
22 Washington Street.
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS ................. 20c
J. W. DODGE,
or M Wright
m.__--.-..=e -.-_1-__. ,.. .
LEGS LAMB ................................. 16c
FOREQUARTERS ........... , ................ 10c
ROUND STEAK .............................. 14c
BlRLOlN .16c
POTERHOUSE .................. 18c
FRESlH SHOULDERS ......................... 12c
CHOPPED BEEF. 2 lbs ........................ 25c
South Norwalk.
IUILDER OF AND DEALER iN
~ orse Goods;
Automobile Rl' airing, Carriage Trimming
- and Sign Lettering
Factories and Repositories—Sonar Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPII'IONE CONNECTION.
The Place to Get it Is at
The B. HershfleldESonCo s
.QTEIJEPHONE 2M-
”The Paris {lioak and V Suit House
33 Saudi Main Street, South Nor-wilt. :
ClearanceSale of Ladies Suits, Goats, Skirts,
il’
122 WATER STREET.
Waldo and Dresses:
Aawodonotearryoverln!
o1- Io‘wo‘lna‘rk lt'ddwnlmlown Com
orchandlga tram one IeIIOn to anoth-
rand be boatload.
Shite in Both Stores:
5.15 oil? will '3'.» SW
3380. MaidStJo. Norwalk.
Vary Nutty.
Harry Murruy‘. twenty- six years old,
a South Norwalk man who is alleged
to hhvo deserted from
States army. worked a clover littI‘Vle
trick upon Policeman aloha 'l‘qthill, of
South l\lor walk and Patrolman Crowe,
or the llgrubury police department,
when he Was arrested in llanbury. l-‘r'i-
day afternoon, and gave the two police
men 11 hard clrasc.
Murray was arrested in South Nor-
walk a short time ago by Chief of Po~
lice Vollmer, of that city, as a deserter
and declarqg'at the time that he had
been honbra ly discharged from the or»
my and that“ his fittest Wash mistake.
011 this pretense be induced Chief Voll-
rner to accompany him to his home to
see his disbharge pilpers.
”ill go up stairs and get. the papers."
said Murray and that was the last the
chief saw of him.
irrlduy Chief Volimer learned that
Muruy had been seen in Daubmy. The
chief culled Policeman 'l‘utlrill and told
him to go to Daubury and make evory
oil’ort he could to run Murray down
and arrest him.
"And when you get him, put the
handcutls on him and bring him back
with you," was (‘hicl’ \‘ollmt-r's parting
words to the officer.
Policeman 'i‘nthill arrived in Dan-
bur-y at 2:20 and hurl little difficulty
itr locating a man he believed to be
who was on the White street
bull grounds. Knowing that the man
he was after was a slippery customer,
Tutlrill secured the assistance of Pa-
trolman Crowe before attempting to
make the arrest.
“I guess you have made a mistake,
gentlemen," said the man 'l‘uthill sup-
posed to be Murray. when the omcers
accosted him “My name is Murray
and I belong in South Nor ualk, but my
first name is Henry and We; never
it's my brother
Harry you are after." 1
The prisoner secured so sincere in
ills statement that 'l‘utlrili was hail
_inclirred to believe that lie‘was mis-
taken in his identity of the man.
“ill be glad to go to South Norwalk
with you if you will promise to pay my
expenses back to Darlirury when you
‘ find that 1 am telling you the truth, "
said Murrm.
The policeman said that he would
pav the mans (are back to llanbury
and give him a day's pay besides, it'
he did not prove to be the man he
wanted Murray walked down White
street as tar as the corner or Balm-
forth avenue with the policemen and
at that point suddeulr dattad front
between his captors while they were
oil their guard and rim across the'
street to the railroad station There
was a sharp chase in which several of
the railroad employer; took part and
the fugitive was overhauled near the
factory of the Clark Box Go. lie ad
mitted after he was taken that he was
Hurry Murray the alleged deserter.
Policeman Tuthill took him back to
South Norwalk on an evening train
Don‘t you feel sorry for the 300‘
pound woman who tries to act kitten-
lsh?
svenv LADVYV'S ransom (Si-Mll-
OER
mould I. N l W
Inow white. and”
colain mammal;
Have you var 1:“ to m
fizwocfllphltifugly gonvlenl‘ont it woold
VI 0 In cod
ill V boron to! ”boil
I on
rogmllt Mgr radiance $01111)“
the highest street)! o'o ‘
We will gladly quote You prion, 0":
Numbers Itrl ctly 'j
» annular“. Hing: ore ,1
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles andflo RAGE “r NASH,
connan MAIN Alto wan I'l'a'.‘
LAW-WEI“
~re1I.¢IlIsIr_r.I - East Norwalk.
{1.4 "
tom Ill, on their householdl furniture.
or person property.
without 1&ny . on their own some
moth:
cAtt.‘ “Also an: UI.
~ , Independent LoanchecurityCo.
Hull-11d Bide. ‘.Wuhlngton at.
once ”about 1 u1111.11. Honda: and
:80.
\
the; malted ’
, ATTHE ‘csumLow rates
‘Monaréhillepair‘Sb-op,
Money Advanced *
.J u on. uAtfi-r'iopoll'l'n Numb-Ill
ed the New Yorker.
“i should say i was, " replied the (‘hi
cqro citizen; “they had so runny
knives in trout. or are on the trrblo that
i didnt know which one to eat my pie
with.”~—Yonkers Statesman.
New York city has 133 department
Itorcs :th Sammy l1|002 persons
1"?
Plumbing and Stem
-‘ beefing
'HQLTSWATIR. HIA‘HNI.
‘ gredie’ tIV',
Fill Y i Protection
We employmvcry possible method
for to” accurate prescription
com
011 la Manda for purity of in
rd pbtouby. and ‘scien-
titlc politid as.
Try ourroxcallent service when you
need neurones:
Our prices are always right.A
'ttlr. trillion r
‘zoo'ItzatumcroN T arr.
cunts -'2.
All Drool-IF comm rm'o't Charge.
W
“Rye“ climbizlzdoé‘nlio.
0n and steam Fitting an FIxtuan
Metal Contour Ito.
HAVE YOU SEEN Q‘H‘RN 81021: 0ij
R I c H M O N D l
The Jones&llotdikiss
' . 0.0mm?
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
A.
J. M. Layton ‘8. Co.
(mcorrpoltArzor
Real Estate
5 Railroad Kilo:
50. NonwAL-K. L; CONN.
sally Line to N. Y
“ F or Frei‘gII‘ht'Olily. ‘
m 1.
083%: t“ Pmplcllm “911nm
8,8 East River, New York. l(tout
Dover street). every d”. (except
nday). at I p.111. Mint y,
it Norwalk up l° 4 9.111.
Nor-nu: up no a: on p. to.
NorwalkSteamboat .0).
{Amino J MW. e. o. u
nub-0'. ' admin ‘Ag'o‘rrc.
LA
"Perfection ‘
.t .l"
';l or." ~
RAYo titres
lloI l
IINIlF. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wallind High Streets,
Norwflgk. Calm.
r‘.. ._.I,?,— y.
.YDilR urm'
Shoe Repairing
1a rub-rn‘wonnim ca mam
,UNLaaa coal or In.
0‘ An”
so RAYMOND or. m
' muons m on 1'03th
CityNatiOnm
mum'mwwk; court.
TMNMchvAnafl“ ”HAL IANKlllc
v . ‘
“Mfln '.. r
WWW“
Attendance all board day and night.
Frederick H: Ganung,
UNI) “MIR.
Moral Potion in With.
lady Attendant.
. them when bad weather comes. 5
a W! 1' ’
M‘IURPLUC snarl-acme. *’
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l..‘.’§"..“r2ll§l"‘lift
d Copelanj, of Washington
street, “spent yesterday visiting. am
New York city. 5 4
Charles ‘ZInman, or Washington
street was a visitor; with Stamford
friends, yesterday. .M‘ I
Two well lmotvn East Norwalk
young men went to Saug‘atuck, Satur-
IIBY, and DulChaBed the launch Anna.
Irving D, Robertsbn has returned
home to East Norwalk from his sever-
al months' trip to the west which was
taken for the benefit 0! health and
pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H.’ Bundle and son
Harold accompanied by Thomas J.
West. Jr., of Norwalk took an ex-
tended trip about the state, y‘esterday.
in their automobile.
Mr and Mrs R0y Gerard of Filth
street are making a short visit with
relatives on Long island. "l‘hey lett
st Norwalk tor the other side 0!
the Sohnd, Saturday.
The Epworth League is planning a
social for Friday evening, at the Math
odist parsonage Tile committee is
now preparing the program, which
promises to be an interesting one.
—_-n—-l—
ldr. and Mrs. Hurry Devlin. of New
York, who have just been on a trip to
Bermuda, are guests for a Week pl
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Doland, olI
Deborn avenue. ‘
East Norwalk is sneding a hardy lot
bologuplls to the new term high school:
t-ot' them walk these days, thougll
the trolley cars will come In handy for
A big locomobile came to grief
Saturdny night while rounding the
turn from First street into Cave ave»
rule. A tire on the car blew up but
repairs Were quickly made and the
trip was resumed.
Alexander” Palmer started the work
of calkin Albert {tyres new sloop
Helen. th a looming. The launching
is planned for Saturday, and Captain
Ayres expects to put the boat in com-
mission nextrweek.
-—g————_
The Lafles' Aldfiociety of the Flint.
. and two children were drownod.
Owing to the long time which has
elapsed since rain, the highways are
becoming very dually again, in some
cases the loose dirt being several lnch~
ea deep 0'11 lunch trar'ol‘ed highways
much of the dust' lllters Into houses.
Compact! 6 William‘s soothers, or
the News k yacht Clilb, has .talren
the angling]. Allstate out or commis-
sion for e season. The Alfarata til
now in starch Creek, Seaview avenue.
and a little l'at'er will take to dry land
for the winter. ‘
ll ,‘ I
The Rev. gr, titles '1}. ‘.Woodsomp
tor of the a‘at Avepne Methodist
church, has called for a special meet-
tug at the men at the church for this
evening at 8 o'clock at the edifice in
East. avenue. Mr. Wood oodson has not
revealed the object. of the gathering.
The overturn or special muaiqst the
The prices we colt tor'fllll; rocarie
represent-sine holiest 1,;- “ads. the
the grocery market
less than We ask is. goy', ulna quqqlgyg
’ the expense Ipt calmly.
is: :3. -.- be:
§°11sr..i eta: r r
obertg.
Build
It Hammad
l' anon no.
, tor the mastitis".
- Ilon. on the Washington street bridge
. who have gone to work on the naturitl
‘V iiam Tobey.
- the prospects for a change are now
‘ brighter than eve; before. It. is a 103:
time ,aince a matter or such import» to
' N. Godfrey. Messrs Canny-and Flow
ovslty ‘
-~I'tnlinaop, of who
0001‘“ Spruce. chic: engineer at
the Crescent Laundry in Boliview Ive-
nue, was a visitor in Danbury, Satur-
day afternoon, and witnessed the de-
. 4. .l.
the Norwhllts. \
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Large congregatibns greeted the
Rev. Lester F. Reynolds at the Ad-
vbnt Christlap ch thV in V01! 15:3 ‘
Itreet, ‘both mor gland by in
yesterday. Pastor namra- to m: at
work on a series of Ipecial sermons,
and will announce the dates and 10,0
ice shortly
Edward E. domain.”
our Town Comriiitbec,i
to call the mom r; of the party in
East Norwalk in her for tbopurpoae
of forming a Republican Club, as cus-
tomary during preeidentlnl commitm-
Mr. Gorham has not, yet not the date
il'
t to till-t
lg gettoinwrady
Miss Mary Shop, of Wilmington
street, who has recently undergone a
number of serious operations at the
Stamford Hospital, retupnod homo Sat»
urday night. Mi as ”shoes litany
she has been greatly bonefltted by the
course of treatment she has taken.
A very fine lam chowder was perv.
ed Saturday‘s! ht. at the Rescue Mis-
The partitions have been made fer the
bunks at the mission and Made;
Fred W. Mills intends to go to New
York this week to get the iron frames.
There is every promise of the mission
doing 11 great deal of good dialog the
coming winter.
Among the many local oystermen
growth beds near Bridgeport the sea-
son on which began this 111:0: lg, afe
Clarence and Bert Ayres.1l«‘Vred L'ové-
joy, Clarence Byxbee. C. D. Tobey,A
Podzelni, William Redlnn and Wil-
Most of the oystermen
will remain all Week retun‘iiing borne
Only for Sundays.
Everybody in East Notrvvalk is in-
terested in the project to build a new
Washington street: bridge, told there
hhould be a big turnout. Wednesday
night, when the matter will cdthe lip.
g new bridge has been the hope 0
not Norwalk residents for 'yesra' an
once to the people of East Norwalk
has come before a toyn meeting.
_...._..._.....
Under the winter schedule there is
no change in 'tho'runnrng’tlhoocor the
trolley care through EaIt Norwalk, al-
though there is a chakeup in the
crews. The morning car on t‘he Greg-
ory Point dlvtalOn. tat-marl rpanaaet!
c act i r Charles ‘53 till
Hotogmalilgghtirles M; Willi 9”th
looked after by Conductdr Thomas
Brady and Motorrnan F W. Mutants.
Mr. Williamsta es the place of Con-
ductor Coles F eweilyit On one oi“ til;
morning :EaaIt. avenue can.
there is no change for ‘Mo‘toi-r’ertiQ‘H.
ellyn go to‘ the main line.
The Orioles went to Wilton: Satan
day afternoon, and defeated the ll.
ton team by the score of 8 to 3. on he
latter's grounds. C. Wright. did some
fine twirling {Or the Orioles. The line-
up was as follows: .
Avenue’Metllodibt’church will meet Orioles " " Wilton
Wednesday afternoon at. the church. G Dugan Bradley .
There ta‘a largo mount of work on Catcher g .
hand. and it‘islhoped that there will C. Wright million-er ...... MDl'epfil‘l e
be a large attendance. ‘ F. Sherwood. . . . .B. .......... Jones
Captain William Young of can ave- First use
one. feels lost these days without A. Brown .................... DeWitt
CommodOra Clark's fast sailing yacht Second Base.I “I
Marguerite. aptaln Young auperln- T. Skidmore ........... W. Cg ey
tended the J!“ 5%:ng the yacht, tor 0. Caddo bet-total) mm»;
a , ........... . . . . . . . .. .
the season, a by . . _ . Third.- 393.9; qul y
Captain H. E. Lockwood, or First H. Day ..................... e
street visit 'hls father at Stratford. Left Field G
yesterday. line there, Captain Lock- H. Wolfe ............. ....r-. ay
wood became acquainted with the wa- Center Field 1
tér tragedy in' Which a man and wile 'Jm Wolfe ................. F0 ey
Right Field
llillli
Chief Train Dispatcher Iot theIfINew
York division. HarryTBaily', ‘atid faintly
Down
,3, flotsam: orb a
feat of the Danbury baseball want" by _
friends will be pleased to learn that ,
idol-log" the your 'now in
more!
ItrIot. u 5.1
W‘
H rim.
‘ll‘l .mflllltofi «1
horrid; lilo A
natal! is; to tailng a Itoaln
lantjin the logo] residence
on tile“ Norwalk road.
General 11 Mra.l1' at, of N walk.
entertaincdllol‘p pul‘tyléjhi e «1er the .
Buwthprnom Inn on ,
Judge at Probate DB ErBradley. Jr.
loat'tortyol 1' below
of.“ 'I 33!: I
throii} h' the adult
.05.. . .flltdfilltm mam” shot the anlmIH .
ImMr. :dndl, .rs. llute wake?
him par 9%
park at: "it to rte-4'.
{pun to t li'.- . life emu
Justice Morton, of bdua'hlpék.‘ heard "
15 canes durln the week an dove
Home are on e‘dbcltet. "rll last”
the trial William pad Anmonyfl 7
ler, or a w Mo 31';
ed Mathias-tn poi: newsr-
Smith wa {badly cut- 11p, and had his
nose b‘i'ok n ‘lp the melee The ml»
lers were bound over to the Superior
court in bonds '0! 8600' each, which
they were doable to furnish.‘
The political situation in the town
is interesting almost everyorle at pres-
ent. A prominent Republican said yes-
terdav: "rho ladies custom
taking a timid in' pa tics thialfloi".
This is undoubtedly the result of the
work done by tbe‘Wom'en' a To im-
provement Society. The Mini”? t to .
make Westpbrt clean and a will: to
taken care"?! land are wil
vide the lulir (is for lmpro a:
the town will do its share The lpdilli
with be a (actor in the cdmmgsulh‘tlbn.
and their influence will berth nirto
the candidates who stand to allot-
ter cleanernhd' more att'mctllldltown.
The question or good rOada will cut a
large figure in the commandment
the count. They also wantéyggm ltreetti
. Jealoutty is always present ip town or-
hire The adamant tor. general im-
provement will eliminate this dila-
greeable feature, and every ebctimt’ot
, the town will I'eceim attention. man
your the “ads 0: the town cost it lit-
tle over" This year they can
310,000. Nobody bde'es‘t‘llat‘mm
ey was not well spent. The roads of
the town have been a disgrace for
years, and the condition cannot last
forever. The candidates tor select-
men must consider the general demo
for tmpro wdgent. .«w la» mar
itg from its rystllarl‘an can: on
so chétld tram. this claim
I‘is a. general" feeling this ire-huge”
dates who are ill sympathy With the
movement lol- it bigger uttepd ’ tier
:Westport will win lino: will
not he Io‘l‘c rely drawn
Manly shill!“ 'lmmmHHo‘He
conslde a when the nominal!
tmade.’ more are‘ mayor‘s ten
tThe strife in the hour than
I? {19]
fight?
is revolution to tbsp . figi
leer'ved to 3dr? eats the gélri'ei'al-p 1"“ it:
‘concerul title powara udrflpri ”ragga
for specialist-la wallet it has
doctrine row the tod'rlli‘t'hlltf‘p a}
ably been a great benefit” " '
111111
s I"
III-Fillmore lic’é’llag Condoms crltlcn'ly
Miss Adele ‘lt'cilo'gg' i§ attending the
Eamon Academy.
———_‘__
Mrs. Elisabet 1 'i‘ll’otnrs‘ho‘vfi-etoraod
to Ridgelleld
Mrs. George Perro i‘s cnttt-Itaitdng
her niece‘ mm Bridgeport
“LA-4...-..-
Mrs. G XV'. Bradley is recovering
from an attack of rheumatism.
"Frank Dikemhn.~"'flho"hos'z'bo‘on .1...-
lously ill with grip, is improving.
One or Jolllt'WlSrtbh'l @Imlihm-ses
died last week after a short illness.
M ‘
Miss AllbeW‘lt'oh, 'Wllo-‘lias been ”-‘ill ,
tortiflcel'weéhs, 'lIir still appalled twitter
Mac—u—
s'ndHrier in filth
t‘on.
s“ N titre
Disraeli"...
"91,1
Mlu‘my 'Hil'ltluron ls'enterldm I}; -
hills lltllts and'bfiha’podley‘bt odditie-
spent yesterday with Mr. and
Merrlfleld, of Raymond sire“.
Among those who started to war
the natural oyster qusI fat! Bridgepor
today were Captain Clockett.
Captain Gager. Serir'ruh‘alf'r up And J.
Willlafiflon. 1.51.“
P..—
There is to be both dancing and
skating on both Wednesdoy and Satur-
day evenings of this week at Roton
ZPclnt, which will probably class the
lesson. ‘ 3.
been bdtpl'o‘yed with Sherman Hoyt as,
chauffeur to'r‘
his condectlou with It. Bbyt and is at-
tending an engineering school Min
Troy, N. Y. . I...
well partronlzed this morifl‘ng. theirN
.belng thirty eight paucngera, and
need or. allowing time for universes
delays was fully demon til (1 iii
‘b‘lcwl 'out at three all,ii hlbh'd:
stayed h'eI'car noisily. tod‘ltllnoteos . 3;.
WWW
m‘l' an £1 1. in
spending I tow 11.73 & I‘D or
«Russell' «nonunion Mills precipitant
! v'lt
,I.
Canaan.
The Women's Town Improvemont
Society aotdltenu
,M—
Tirol ._
l her atudleir at the“
in the Bronx
Ralph Case, of RowaYtOIl. who hill,
0 years has severed
The extra car from nowayton’ was!
‘
‘TMVI nut at. i ,lI.
the twain??-
‘nemgnlbht iwrhk serum dbl
ll.
' ‘lllisa Jennie? Ho‘y‘t is. Wiesel?! its
wealth «immaterial brothlr‘r'lln" ole
rytown, N. Y. '
Miss Theresa )2an Vs’ resum‘"
idh school "
3..
MélvlnHQiloéQ? oi; saw Yttrlt was
a recent Widest at the ‘rddldence‘ of
Howard Beers.
J M. Beers and family our move to; ,
their new home in Orchard street,
“Hakim! “Wk. ~ , ,
‘.4—.__“.
A collection for foreign missions ,1
missions was taken in the Mrefllé . .
tlon Cburéh, yesterday morningI .-
ri—a—dfir
. 16!
um mt. "hilt. Home or.
ate Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hamil
W
Miss Maude Lockwood la spenilln
sonic,
all y
orrls
l ”M? IbInlta WWW blimp"?
' rrttee'n tortillas ,
ldhd W, TURN!“ 0"?!“- ,
Idence ct Henry Whitloclt, being the
Norwalk Chronicler