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and alloys Foverishness. it cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
11nd Flamiency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
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R0 ND STEAK ..... , ........................ 14c
SIR OIN 3 .................................... 161':
POTEHHDUSE ... . . 1 ........................ 180
FRESH BHOULDERS ......................... 12c
CHOPPED BEEF. 2 lbs ......................... 251:
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS ................. 200
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‘IUILDER OF AND DEALER iN
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
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Automobile Repairing, Carriage 'irimming
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Fatfiorles and Repositdries—South. Nerwalk and Stamford.
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‘ York r1111 Morning.
NEW YORK. Sept, 28.~A11 extraor-
dinary 31111111111111 begun in this city to-
day,1nade up 111' delegates from vari-
N 111111 parts of the country to take part
In a four days conference which had
been arranged for their welfare ' Un-
like delegation to ordinary conventions,
however these 1111111311111; 1211111111 unhor
aided and their arrival was, not bullet-
lned. They had no special trains and
no program 11f entertainment had been
arranged for their amusement. lusv‘
stead they name on brake beams be-
neath freight cars on the “blind bag-
gage" on the swift expresses or strag-
gled in over dusty roads. 'l‘hey pro-
fess to represent the country's work-
less and to constitute the “111111 nothin-
ai convention of the “111111111111de
"The national committee (if the 1111-
employed is the official 1111111111 111 the
organization. at the head of which is
.1. Ends How. of St. 11011111, who has
come to be known as the “Millionaire
Hobo." it was Now who welcomed
the delegates when they struggled into
the «10111111111011, lieadqtml'tors at 20 1111-
111111 sll't-ct.
Many prominent, men were Invited
to deliver addresses before the convrn
111111. among 1111-1111 President Roosevelt
Mr, 'i‘at‘l, Mr. llryan and John [12. Rod
mond. the Irish trade-1'. who is at pres-
ent, in this country.
All 11111 11011110111011 1111111111] excused
. themselves on 1111' ground of other 1111-
111111111111111111.
“The 1111111111 oftho unemployed" was
the pr'iut ipai 11111111111. scheduled for I’11s-
cusslon at 111-'da_1' s meeting.
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ROBBED RAILWAY TRAIN.
Thirty Men Secured Between $50,000
and $100,000 in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, St-pt. 28.7-—Thlr-
ty men have robbed 11 railway train
near Vilita, 111-curing booty 11511111111111!
ut ilutweon $110,000 and $100,000, The
guard on hoard the train 1111181111de of
six men only. The robbers took pos-
session of 11 small station before the
arrival of the train, and shot down the
guards, as the digino slowed up, be.
fore they could seize their arms. They
kept up a fuslllade during the robbery
‘to intimidate the passengers, a: num-
111 1' of whom were 110111111011 111-broken
triads \‘tuw 111’ tho [1111111111.111 vvwr1
seriously hurt. 'i‘hv- robin-1'11 «swiped.
1 MACK parses WESTERN raw.
NEW YORK. Sept. L's. ilei’urt'iug
his trip to the west until the latter
part of the week, National Chairman
Mark, who left. here Saturday for Chi
ongo returned 111-1'11 today from Buffa-
lo, when he toroivod ‘vord yesterday
Inornig that his presence was desired
in 1111s cityibocaust- of developments in
the eastern political situation. The na- '
turn of the developments was not made
known today by 1111'. Mack, but. it is 1111-
derstood that they have 110 very great .
Mr. Mack said
‘thai he would leave for Chicago the
latter part. of the week, when it is ex-
peoted that Hermann Bidder, the new
1,11'1111111111'91' of the national coultnittmt.
1 will 111-company him 111 “11' Chicago
lit'11111111111't111's.
EVERY LADY'8 DRESSING CHAM-
BER
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Hsvs you «aw to consider
how (1911;111:1111! convenient it would
11. to luvs hot and cold roanhwwstor
in your tossing ohmbsr, isle-o
lug apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would silonl you
the highest degree of comfort. 1 . .
We will gladly egoto you pram nu
plumbers no stri tly when no
HORACE R. NASH,
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Liquid
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pianos and other persons! roperty.
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CALEB POWIMN N I:
KNOXVILLE. 1111110" 8p .. ' 11.
oh Powers the Kentubklan, who 11:11:11
eight years in 11 11101111101111 1111111111111. sry
in connection with the (lobe-l assassin-
ation case b'efore being pardoned by
Governor Wilisou. was baptised into
the Baptist church at Jellico last
night in the presence of five hundred
no cracks.
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gradients. standard potency. «and scion-
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home» 110 Winfield 1111-1-11».
‘ Otto 11‘. Rhode and family have mov-
ed!from Kaiser Place to South Nor-
wa k.
Yesterday was such a summery day
that many people Went. to the Coun-
try Club and Dorlou's.
A big supper was served Saturday
night, at the Rescue Mission on the
Washington street bridge.
-'l‘he Sunday "school board of the
East. Arenue Methodist church will
hold a monthly meeting this evening.
1, The Bible Mission of the Advent.
Christian church will meet tomorrow
eyening with Mrs. Thomas Walsh, of
Joseph M.«(loodwin is' assisting
again at the Bridge Pharmacy, having
completed his vacation shift for the
South Norwalk tire department.
Daily Line to N Y.
For Fretght‘Only
011 and sfur‘Tiiwi
1908. Freiiht Propellers will leave
Pier It. most 3""1"'£°m' gran}. (foot
of Dover street), laced”
Sunday), at i p. 111.
It Norms up to ‘p. n. was south
Norwsik up to 3110 of 1s.
Norwalk Steamboat Co
111111111. .1. sons. e. o. Hagan-1.
Losses. joint-s1 Agent.
1
Perfe’t‘tion
Heaters
13., 3.11% 1 1 1 1‘ '0
RAYO LAMPS
AT THE USUAL LOW PRICE
i——-—-—-—\-—-r
F. A. Mitchell
Cor. W311 and 111.1. Streets.
Norwalk. Conn.
1
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Shoe Repairing
to Nov 11110021111 0‘11 sciii‘N‘rlrlc
uuLsss sous IV. 110. 1-
Monarch Repair Shop,
so navuono s'r. ...,
' "1‘9“ 451 on serum?
The Rev. Charles K. Woodeon. of
tNorwalk, delivered an interesting
address yestolday afternoon, 111 the
Union Mission 111 North Main 1.1111111
The newly formed Ali-11111111111 itt'uiil-
o1'hood.orgauir.wd 111111 1111-1111 1.1- [111,1
Rev. (‘iini'ins K. Woodhull, will hold
liliiiiilt‘i' Howling 111111111'1'1111' t'\’t'llliig.
A bright little daughter was born
yesterday afternoon, to Mr. and Mrs
Fred Penny, of First, strm-i Mother
and child me believed to he doing
nicely.
Miss Clara Ainsworth 111d 1110 pray-
er and praise 111111111115; of the Epworth
14111131111 last evening. at 6: 30 o'clock.
when 11111 1111111111 was “The Lord of
the Sabbath.‘
.iay Petty mado preparations to set
out this morning with Captain W. A.
Raymond’s sloop for the Bridgeport
natural growth oyster beds. He has
with him. as crow, .lacop Wolfe,
Richard lrwiu. manager of 1111' local
department of 111.»- 11'11lloy express is
1111111 to be about, but has 11111 1111 r1-.~
covered from his illness. Fred Borg-
gren is still substituting for him.
Owing to the work going on at the
Advrnt Christian church 111 Van Zandt
street the weekly prayer service will
be bold Thursdav evening 111 the home
of Arthur l-‘.A.111sw',orth 111 Cove avo-
nue.
”1111' Iaidh's' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist churchtls planning
a rummage sale for the middle 0101',
tol11-r.'l‘he society will have 11 1110111.
ing Wednesday afternoon, at. the
church.
Thursday evening. October "it'1th,
has been definitely decided upon as
the date on which the May 11011 111 Hook
and bidder (‘ompauy is to have its
joint entertainment with the Music
Hall management.
Dr Ralph M.lle111111tt,whohas been
planning for some time to open his
dental office did so this 111011111113. at
his 11011111,:17 8011111311 11venuo.i)r.
Bennett is a graduate of the Philadel-
phia Dental College o
opening plant ‘ou the Washington
street bridge today. This morhing a
dozen or so of the colored openers ap-
peared at the plant ready for business
but hustuesa was not starter] at the
regular hour
"llu- .-l1--,-\1i Ii 1111-11'iutnlv111 117.114 .\'nr
walk \\ 1111 (IU‘H'll tilt-ll 11l.-11‘1 s 111 illih‘l
11191111 191111.11 1-,\'1111111g 1111 .111'11111111 of
1111 .\'11\ \1 '11' tr'c'it'htuiioh opened up
1111 hu~1111~~1 this 111111'.uil1g No .11 1111111-
duy 1.». to 1111 another closing holiday.
being Yom Kippur. '
A rear wheel of a wagon loaded with
lumber collapsed this morning, on the
Washington street bridge, near the
junction of the draw with the East
Norwaik approach. The wagon own
CityNationalBank
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mammoth ’l p.' in. Monday and
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recession 11. Rowan. sad VIN-[s
ed b l 13 Batch and Bailey Company,
was Dragged to the side of the read.
out Of the way of traffic.
Tonight, the Republicans of East
, the new pews Will be here by the
. natural growth beds, spent Sunday at
Oyster opoutng begun at tho Radol .
”PM"
The tastier
fist. length, though no
.1511 - was reached. The Auxiliary is
leaning to have a rummage sale 111'
about two weeks, for the benefit of
the club.
George 11.1’1111 Alstyne and son
Ward returned home yesterday morn-
ing, from a two days trip to the east-
ward in the launch Elsket. They had
planned to go to New Haven In the
boat, but the weather being so thick.
they only went as far as Bridgeport 111
bar, and continued their Joprney to
the Elm City by trolley. 1
The work of deoorstlog the interior
of the rebuilt. Advent Christian church
in Van Zandt street started this morn-
ing, and 11111111111 the last steps of the
extensive work. It: is expected abut
rat
of November Yesterday the pastor,
Rev. LesterF‘N. Reynolds, reached two
interesting sermons to arse lcongre-
gallons.
file can-
have been at work on the Bridgeport
their homes in Norwalk though most
of them left the boats at Bridgeport.
They 1eported that the price had gone
back to forty 111111111 after declining to
twenty -nve cents per bushel. The
price of rough stuff has been twenty
touts per bushel.
William ll. behind, of Osborn 111.4.
11111:, is all enthusiastic baseball. fun,
Mr. l‘)oland, who lllli'. just arrived with
his wife, from spending 11 few days 111
New York. saw the New York Na-
tionals play five games. H11 witness,
ed 11111 defeat of Chicago by the Giants,
’i‘hursdoy after-111111th the double 111-w
feat of the Giants by Cincinnati il‘l'ltilty
.11101110011111111 11111111111111 rev'elfge on
Saturday afternoon when they turned
11111 tables 1111 the 01110111113.
11 11.11. an enjoyable afternoon to all
pvt-sent. it has been 11111 111111 of the
school to 111111111 it attractive to as
many of the people as they can reach.
'1‘1111 parents are welcome to visit the
school and see how it is conducted.
dl'sc'uss '
Many of the local oystermen yvho '
11111 111131111111. 1
one will 11011011111111.1111 1111 11
the p11 itlctfl, line in Dorian, toni'ght
.and tomorrow night. The Republican
town banana will he held tonight, and
the Democratic town caucus tomorrow
night. There are many candidates
in the ldfie'd especially on the Repubib
iiiiii’flil y
1
‘Alex 11111111111?“ 111111 111111 been 11111111
with lumbago for a week, is able to
take hia,piace as omductor an the"
Bridgeport line, sfiaip.
Mrs. Alonso I{11,1111 of Pleas at
Plains, Staten' IiamIf' is visiting
mother, Mrs. Captain Peter Bulkeiey.
film is accompanied by her son Ever-
There was soother battle between
1119 East and West Side PiuochleN clubs
yesterndny in which honors we van.
A big dinner is “the prize for wife ithe
players, are struggling, the loser to
pay the hills.
The continuous rumors that a drug
store will be established in the Toquet
building must have some basis, in fact,
or they would not, he continued. The
building has been leased for a short.
p11l‘ltlii.hlit as yet no move has been
111111111 to fit the place up for the pur»
pose stated.
Thomas Kirk and John Fanton 'vis-
1111.11 New York last woek,1vhere they
enjoyed the ball games, and also went
caress. the. river to .Newark.~and saw
the presentation of "The Virginian.”
in which W 3. Hart, a resident of
11711111111111 is the stat" They also vis-
ited thoO Oranges and tailed oriL friends
there.
John W Woud.tl1'e purveyor 1'11 ct'll'
111vo1'ous 1511111111115, who Was injured in
.1 fall last work ,is able to be about
but cannot use his arm. Saturday. he
went to Norwalk and 1111111111“me an
This school has been a help and a
benefit to the children in many ways.
We also invite any who are interested
in this Work to visit, the schodl during
the session from half past 111% until
{out «1'.-look 1111111111113 uiivrnoons.
.1 1111; \1'11111111 1.11'1111'111111 11,1 1111-
1111111 11111111111 1111111 some», 111 1111di
111-11. 11111 1111111111 in 161151 avmluo, 111st
11111111115. As 11111 111111111111: Was,bOWIli1g
along Soavicw avenue the forward
starboard wheel came off and went
sailing down the bank to the 11111111111111 .
near Belts Place The occupants of
tho 1-a1'w1-1o very much surprised, but
so far as could be learned. 1101111 were
injt1r1-d.'i‘he machine wn's left In the
road all night, and repairs were made
today.
Miss Pryor, teacharofihe seventh
grade of the Fitch school has organ-
ized a debating society among the p11
1111s, who are taking a great deal of in-
11111131. Miss Lillian Richards has
been 11111111111 president or the. new or
gauizatlon, and Edward I'l‘m-(‘e Isa-em
i’vinry. 'l‘ilo Iii‘Sl'dfiiliill"\1iii§‘in"lil Erl-
day atrorhoon, when the 1111111111111 1111
(1111 discussion was whether the
French or English had 'the best light
to the territory adjacent. to the Miss-
issippi river The team arguing for
the English, and captained by Edward
France was decided as the winner.
Frances Devino was captain of the
team which championed the French.
Another debate will he held 011 Friday
afternoon of this week.
The leathers and children ML the
Union Sowing School held their so-
ciai,Snt'1uday afternoon at their new
quartms, 265 Best avenue Fifty two
children were present and also a num-
hor of visitms, among whom were
Rev. and Mrs. II. F. Reynolds and Les
tor, Jr.N Mrs E. Young's Mrs 0. Jim-
111111-3011, Mrs F. S. Ainsworth Mrs
U. Pat-trick and Mrs N. Lewis. The
minutes of the session were read by
the secretary Mrs R C. Thompson.
The exercises consisted of the follow-
ing: Singing, "My Country "i‘ls of
Thee " “Harvest Fields." Rev. L. 11‘
Reynolds 1111111 the Scripture lesson,
and gave 11 short address on "Kind-
ness.“ Prayer by Mrs. Frank DBLGib
key and solos and recitations by 11111111 1
bers of the school followed. 9 reading
untitled "What the Little Girl Said"
was given by the superinteudonh Ice
cream and cake were served.
'1‘11'».
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Miss 11.111111 .th111 has 1"1111'111111 1111111
3 nor-It's visil in Middletow," New
York. ,
John Sherman Hoyt. has purchased'
Mrs. Alice Dean Wards property 0113
Contentment island, and is to make
extensive improvements. ‘
Corporal Waiter Coilings, 0 Troop
l Cavalry, ststi ed, at Plac es, Cu-
be. is home'onem nths’ vacation with
his parents, Mr. and1 Mrs A. B. 001-
lings, of Raymond street. ,
Keith Edward’s many friends in
Norivaik meet at the H. B. Slauson
building, in Washington street,Y to
form a Republican Club. East Nor-
walk members of the party propose to
A BIG DROP IN
,1 ’1‘11“;
UsudiyeroomiIWed by a
Thep ("11s Whisk let- our Groceries
represent the 1101111111 “11111111.: the best'
the ry market affords." Psyiogl
loss thin We ask' 11s gettiilgtwsollty st'
the expense of quality. , ';.
Mason Jars, pin.
1.“. Ir .... - .. -.u...'1}.. ‘1
01111 801311101“ Coils- for one week;
. only,our30oursds fort........ 1111'
RM Joselovsky
1
:1 111111 or, last anemia. 1
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be right in the van during the cam-i
PRICE , 9;!
11111111. 011.111 11111111. l
Darlen will be interested to learn that.
he has passed a very successful year
at the Creighton University,~,l1lebras-
ka, taking high rank in a. class of
forty, of which he was vicepresident.
He will return from Nebraska soda
.zud enter the Georgetotvn Law
5 114: cl, D. 0.. to iipish his law course.
1111 expects to practice in Wyoming.
A small boy living near the White
Bridge is 1111111111 himself a tenors!
nuisance and incifientaily is storing up
trouble fer himself by his propensity
for borremng any 0111 boat he may!
happen to and. Saturday. he visited a
local boat house, took 11 best, two oars.
painting our locks and other movable
things the other out: that were
there, 111.1 proceeded 111111. e layehr,
nine. 011 one of his voyages up‘
stream be borrowed 11 11111111 from a
canoe near the bridge. This he very
generously offened to parent's» sooth-1
' er boy. Needless to say. the gift was
not accepted.
parents to find out where this
hopeful spends his days” there
avoiding 11 111111111111; 11111119111 or 1111111
for damages. ,
111!
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,l-lamlet——What is your favorite rolo'?
Horstio~0ne 111111 a hot sausage he'-
It 1,! 1.10 W ihll’ ya
examination by the x-rayq. The
s ouldor was found to 1”“ been dis-
] atcd, but no b01111; were broken.
The minty Is serious, and will for tin
Mr Wood for a long time}
(nifl'l'iN-‘t' “lirl‘it‘nifif‘. ltll'mtmv a 8011-
duotnr on 11111 We 11111111 111111111111 11111111
(know-flout il'oiinv “in died 11.111111
111111111111 111111111111 on Tuesday. Nil-‘1-
1111115111 had been a sufferer from 11111.
beds for a long time The remains
were brought to this viliige this morn‘
ing. and the funeral wad held fronfllie
Church of the Assumpti .he “3.
meat was at. Willowbroe ée ete
No new candidates have appeared
for 1111 other: of selection 111 111 11111111.
24 hours although there has
01138111111128
sldereble siir amon¥he
previously announce 'l‘he report tiltit.
080110 P. 1111111111311 oi. ,GI who .
was out for the onion 11.111111 1'1
friends. It, to, probe!) 0 than} rge 13
Jenning‘il. the 11111813111 11111111111 111,111
the candidate Intended” ,to 113.,1111111
110111111. Mr. leanings says 1111115111111
he desires a “fi'l,tt¢l|011~.”“ will go
into 11111 callous With 11 1:?"1111' ill-1391111
Farms (11111151111011.1113 also 111.181 11111111111:
in other parts or the lows. 111111111
1 is very much as 11 11121111111111“? a
1 ace on the tickit .eitner. as first or
11111111111 11911301111111th
11131011
One 011.. M (1011111311111 1.11.1111 been
ill for several Cody's my,
New York grjends were 1.1.1.3111“
guests of thé 1111111111 Fudlhaher.
Rev. Dightou Mme; 111111-1181 on
Saturday from a week“ 21 visit in Sims
bury . . ,1.,
“Mr. 1.111 111.,1'11‘11‘1. 011111111111 mov-
ginto Mr. Eli Betts' housedenu
anon Station. '. . .
Willis Banks 1111111111111 course in Men
rill's Business College 111 501111; Not
walk last week.
‘ 'iiilss hihry Nichols has r'e'liti‘udd'io
0111111011 after a visit with Mr and Nina,
James Coley. ~
Miss "Allie Fitch is 1111111111 11111171111
after 1 six week's film's With muscle
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