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V ” Ilia hols W551i ulbde under 1118
2111M!!!“ filiblirvillilin since Its film”;
‘ Allow 1'. 1) one todeeelve you In this.
All Oounksfeilh. mltatlons and “ J asters-good" are but;
“Mtfldfiifl HIE brihii Wlt'f. m‘i'tl ehd'angor the health of
[“an m Wren—Experience against Experiment.
What Is" CA‘srosIA
Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It dosti-oys Worms
and alloys I‘ovorishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It; relieves Toctiung Troubles, cures Constipation
ll‘till D‘lhhuléndy. It. assimilates the Food, regulates the
comma and Bowen, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
etc—Vanna: CASTQRIA ALwAre
1 1 Bears the Si store of
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lite Kind 11lou‘ Hale Alloys Bought
I"... Use For Over 30 Years. .
Ans ee-ssuv. n nuns" s ‘ 1 .m vests em.
Miami
William Burnett is shingling his
libtttte on‘ Riverside avenue. ,
Palm-It. Oates has given up his post-
that as driver for Snxontneyer, the
ibakér ‘
bouts linker has returned from a
long period of treatment at the lil‘idlw-
‘port llospltul.
Miss 13. lIlI'CanII has returned to her
home in Norwicbtown, after an ex-
tended visit. hole.
2 W P Hurlbult has ghen up his
,lobstet fishing camp at Cotkenoo ls-
aiIIl has returned to town.
Dr. George UndeIwood took a ride
to Ms walk Sat'utduy. He has r'eIoI
cred ills former Jocohlty. and now
seems to be his old self again.
The window's of the Simpson plIurI
mac) are given up to infant supplies
and the number and extent or the ex-
limits and their large quantities, III
tilt-ate that the fat seeing plIuII'IIaIist
believes that there will be a large in-
crease III the population of the town
in the near future. Simpson believes
in giving the babies ll. chance.
There is consterInItiou in the Demo-
cratic, rump over the loss of the IU
votes which were on the list of RegiSI
trar John F. Halley. who failed to ap.
pear at the session or the registrars on
the Hill inst. 'l‘lIe rt suit of this negli-
gence is that the £1 names on the. list
of Registrar Frederick M. Salmon
Were made voters at the session of the
board of registration in the town hall
on Saturday. The attempt to force
the board to make voters of the, men
whose names were on Mr. Duiioy‘s list
failed because Attorney John .l. Walsh
of Nor.WIlk could not get the mai'tet
before Judge Scott of the Supoiior
I-IouIt, In II mandamus pr'.0IeeIllng Mr.
Salmon agreed to put the names on
the list of voters to be Inatiti‘ if the
judge would ear that It could be done
legally. The negligence of the llt‘lno-
Italic. registrar was vutiously charlie
torized by the men who are interested
in the success of the Democratic
cause, some oven charging treachery.
'l‘hoso who Were oi the town hall on
Saturday hold no such opinion, for Mr
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say that. Net 4 is the leIH' height toothache or pain of burn or scald in
for women llis Darling (Irossly-'l——
Youknow i am 5 feet 9. lie (quickly)
-—-Yott are more than divine, my dear.
five minutes. hoarseness. one hour,
muscle ache, two hours. sore throat
twelve hours——I)r. Thomas Eclectric
Oil monarch over pain.
Home Dressed Chickens
200 lb.
J'. W. DODGE,
South Norwaik.
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22 Washington Street.
Jeddo arid Did Company’ 8 Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut S5. 00 per Ton, delivered In cellar
RAYMOND BROS
Luther M. Wright
.. IUILDER OF AND DEALER iN
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse Goods
Automobile Repairing, Carriage Trimming
and Sign Lettering
Factories and Repositories—South Norwnik and Stamford.
fttém‘one CONNECTION.
HOT STUFF
*zelton C081
The Place to Get It Is at
eB HershfteldszOIICo s
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TELSPHONE 29" 122 va'I'és eraser.
Uri is 'e . f y' .
he Parts Cloak and Suit House
33 South“ Halli Sheet, Solidi Nol‘wsik.
Waists aIId Dresses.-
As' wi do not 0916b; "11' Hercbari’m m
CIVIC." M N dowel 101.00D e and be conv
SsieiahothStores:
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91!
, about 150
liniloy called down hisd colleagues sev-
Ital times during thud av, and the at-
mosphere was super chatged with In-
vectives all day The Republicans
are having plenty or fun at the. ex-
pense of their opponents. They claim
that it is not the business of one regis
Inn to notify his colleague when the
dist meeting of the board takes place.
it is supposed that ii registrar is con-
Iemum with the law. and that he will
attend to his duties for the benefit of
his party without any Assistahco from
the other side The normal plurality
of the Republicans in the town is
it is probable that the loss
or forty votes on the Democratic list,
will not make any difference with the
result of the, coming election. It is It
fact, however. that there. are II num-
ber of lndlgua citizens who fully ex- _
period to vote or their choice of can-
didates at the coming election, but,
who will not be able to do so on ac-
count of ilIe' oversight of tho ‘rogls-
:vesv LADY’SIIEJIllISOINO CHAN-1
should I.
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trnr. W. H. Petrie who had fully
made up his mind to run for first so-
lectmnn in accordance With the wish-
es of his friends, is destmudent. The
Democratic caucus will be held next
Thursday night, and the Repnbiidah
caucus on the next evening. Robert
W. Post has also been mentioned for
that. place (ill the} democratic ticket.
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A" statistical! row cit-re
Will‘am H Sniffcn is planning tt
erect new home In Educ aventie.
Mr. : ml Mrs. Charles R. Baker, of
BIidgeport, were Sunday visitors in
East Nor-walk. A
An udditioti is heing built on the
rear 0. the residence of Dr. Eranklin
G. Bro n, in Seavlew avenue.
TheDory Social Club will hold a
intrinclE meeting Thursday evening at
t
the clu quarters in Cove avenue.
,Fi'ed rick Geitz, of Belts place, it
doinf nicely from his Operation for up
pend cl is at. the Norwalk Hoopital.
The lg harvest festival at the Sal-
vation Army will come to a close thil'
evening, cdntinued since last Sntur
day evening.
Joseph Burns is able to resume his
duties ,1: the Rider market on tin
Washing ton street bridge, after a bile)
illness rem malaria.
The Tewlsh citlcns of the Norwnlkr
started a movement several weeks agt
to forth a political club but thus in)
the organization has not been perfect
9 .
The Rev. Lester F‘. Reynolds but
been engaged in preparing his special
course Ifi'uil sermons announced re
VLMI. Reynolds has not I'tt giv
e suleScls
The author thus far put a damper
on foohEnll enthusiasm, though there
are sex eral teams protected. The
strongest. one heard from thus far in
the one formed by Charles Hill. _V
John .Knapp has his fast launch
hauled all on the S‘eavlew avenue
shore fr 9. calltlng and overhauling
He exp (Is to get consldeIable more
fun out of the boat before the season
is over.
The ischoda Club has removed its
float Man in front or the clubhouse.
but their» is talk of putting it baclt
until thth end of the season. This float
Is the only one thus far that abs been
taken away.
'A biddeleguu‘on of East Norwalll
residents went to South Norwalk last
evening and witnessed the portorm
once of‘ Whv Women SIII.‘ Many fu-
votablc comments were heard on tilt
compan; producing the play.
A mo thly session of the Sunday
School 1fibula of the East Avenut
Methodist (‘lIIIIeiI was held last night
Various routine matters were IllsposeI
of, though the study of the month': .
lessons was not reached.
It wa figured in East Norwaiit this
morning that the weather conditions
yesterdty and today‘ have interfered
with the work of the natural growtr
.oy ster Aperations at. Bridgeport when
so Inna local oystermen are at Wot-It
The hard rain last night was A rcllet
from th dust. nuisance in East. Nor-
walk. 1E)“: highways have been cover
ed by it se dirt to a depth of several
inches ilor weeks and it began to look
as if this condition was to continue in-
definitely.
Benedict Farms was considerably
amused last night by the antics of a
drunken man. The gentleman in ques-
the lack of sidewalks in this
or the town. This subject, by
interests many sober people
reuse 0t
section
the way,
as well.
Undet authority from the East Nor-
walk Fire District. Committee. Clerk
Eduard Edward H. Gumbal't inst. eve
nin vltited the headquarters of the
Ends N rwaik Fire Ponce a’nd swore
in the embers as policemen to do da-
ty of III fires Within the limits of the
district it
~ The Rev. Charles K. Woodson, pas-
CityNationa‘lenk
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Christian Divan: Jabs H. Li” .
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lttendsnce all hours day and night.
Frederick H. Ganung,
UNUERTA‘KER. ..
V Marat Psi-lets in W“!
M A“ Airman
'. evening
u ch officiated yesterday afternoon
5th the it ueral 0i Hilda Charlotte Anna
Peterso , infant daughter of Mr. and
1‘:st n W. Peterson, of Van Zandt
str‘.eet Interment followed at the East
Avenue CemeterY- . ll
9 ast Norwslk Repub cans are
cohillldettt that th'blr club. formed last
In the H. B. Sinuson building
Ington street, will pl‘OVe an im-
A” DROPIN
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tor of V:he East Avenue Methodist
in Wall!
Is‘u III!
1 lc1I 's we ask for our Greceries
Féihyég t IIIII honest value of the use
the no er market affords. Pay]
' . . “It is getting qdintlty
I” Hi we of quality. .
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Our Dltloloos Come for one V'wbsgtV
only,Vt w 300 grhdef or ........
Rail
1 pertain. factor in the combat]! here
this your. in addition to fitting out
the vote for both the town and prion,
at elections, the candidacy of arry
ider for the legislature is to be
p’hs bed.
Some of the owners of property
along the Washington street bridle
Ire. getting on the anxious sent on the
subject of their claims on their loca-
tions and the probability of a. new lo-
cation for the bridge. The pro ant
to have the new bridge follow I ID or,-
ent course ls securing a strong hold
on the residents of the town and some
lnterestlhg times are likely to develop
before tlI whole mattr is sttled.
The wind blew a gale last night
Iiong the shores of East Norwalk and
small boats tugged at their anchors
Ind had a really strenuous time Dur-
n; the night, John licMullen‘ :5 launch
Iroke away from Mr. McMulleu’s Ju-
lah island shores and this morning
was on the East Norwalk data. A sloop
Ilso broke away in South Norwalk
Ind rode across the harbor before the
wind. it is not believed that either
boat was seriously damaged.
The Rev. Charles K. Woodson will
meet the men of the East Avenue0
nethodlst Church again this evening.
'or the second session of the newly
'0rmed Methodist Brotherhood branch.
in the presence of about a dozen in-
terested spectator,s Albé'rt Ayres’ new
Iloop Helen took her maiden dip into
the briny deep yesterday in Starch
Creek. at the rear of the Crescent
laundry, in Senvlew avenue. The bot-
lie of wine was omitted and .the
Itaunch little vessel will lead a I old wa-
ter life She is about thltty feet long
Ind should prove a most able I-riilt
Captain Ayrcs intends to use her on
he Bridgeport natural gIowth owster
Ieds as soon as he can get her Ingged
Int.
To a lost advertisement in yester-
lav afternoon's Sentinel, James A
lobnsou, the First street markeiniau.
lWllS the return of II valuable watch
ob. Sometime Sunday. Mr. Johnson
ost tiII fob. lie was not positive just
when or where he lost it though he
Ind been nowhere cx'eept In South
torvtalk and East Norwalk. He took
he usual course, howover. and placeo
be little ad in the lost column of the
‘entincl. Sbnday afternoon, Miss Ju-
la Callahan found the fob oh the high-
vuy and last evening when she read
l‘iIe Sentinel. she discovered quickly
vho owned her find. Mr. Johnson Was
Ialurally much pleased to get it bani;
Igain. A horse had stepped on it,
houglI it was not seriou'sly damaged.
The East No rwulk Republican Club
not last night in Its new quarters in
tin;- Sinuson block East Washington
street and organized for" the catfi-
palgn. The following o ccrs Were
chosen:
President—Harry Rider.
Vic-c Presidents—Art or W. Wnl~
iron, Marshall H. 'i‘olee Charles H
Pearce, Albert '1‘. Eldridge Herbertw.
‘lorham. John H. Gorhhtn George E.
l‘hompson. J, C. Hawkins, J. Wallace
Martin. Oscar St John.
Setretary-Fred M. Wheeler.
TreasurervAlonto W. Wilbelor
Finance (IOmnIlttec——l.eo Ditvls
l1. Hoyt. and three others, to be named
Iy the president.
The regular meeting night is to be
i‘uesdays. Next week Tuesday. Octo-
ber 6. will be the Opening sessibn. On
that evening the club will hold a smok~
Ir, and lunch “ill be providtd {or all
'.0nIers Upon motion. it was enthu-
.iastically voted that the club and all
its friends support Harry Rider as
Itato representative from the First
Ind Third voting districts.
Rtliliiltil
Miss Gertrude Close 0f lbnwayton
:avenue is visiting in New l',ork the
,guest of relatives.
Mrs Jennie C. Ferris. of Cobble Cot-
tage. Belle island, has been entertain-
ing friends from New York
Captain E. E. Case and iamVlly of
Crockett avenue, havc moved to West
avenue South Norwalk, for the win-
ter.
Never in the recollection of any of
our citizens was the demand for
homes to rent as great as at the pres-
ent time.
The repairs to the chimney of John
Broadway‘s house in Crockett avenue
are now completed. Two chimneys
have been made to take the place of
the former one. .V
John Hoffman, of Crockett avenue,
is making extensive improvements to
his place. The ice crestn store which
faces Forty~second sheet, is being
moved at. present.
Mr. and Mrs. Pepper, of Bridgeport.
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Snlmn of Raymond street.
Mr. and Mrs. Pép‘per' have down in
their Pope Toledo automobile.
Arthur E. Walker h resigned his
position at the F. W. oolworth and
Company store in South NorWalk. and
has taken one in the stock room of the
Nephtune Hardware Hanufactory, Day
street.
Edward Prince and Sanford Wicks,
who recently started for Bridgeport
as oy stermen, have, returned to do so
no more. Master Wicks has renamed
his former occupation with Grocery-
Mead Brothers. ,
William Stevens. Charles Adcock,
lolIn Cleverly Carleton Frake, Chari-
es Tattle, Herbert Ceilings, Ernest
Taylor and John Save e were voted
It‘s junior members 0 the D
Athletic. Association, last e'venld’ .
Excitement ran high gpr s' tithe yes-s
tcrday, when I; slash re started to
consume a little dI‘VIy ass ‘tid be-
came béytm‘d centre I ate £th the
barn of John Brands (2, ol‘
define. A'I'I' alarm d‘d mm in.
which brought both fire departments
ate the scene, when things were soon
quieted.
Editor 0! The Ben cl: of see,
1 your valuable paper but some
sons in this good old toWn are trying
to make other people in this row
believe that the schools should he con-
solidated, etc., etc. Now what; went
to know is what we gentlemen cowl;
here would do if this happened. A
school bosrd- up In Norwallr Bwot!
mot know whit at
f or what we want—No}
u so.- fig”... count Shit)“
anyone except those right on‘ them
1 iknow glint We want here. For. years
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“gon* ,snnuel dismal: WI
his“; grant #1le Hamlin:
oyvu s c It—
48111311: :onfihdn'tldh ‘or try 11'
won 0 tie are. ya (have
have been two “chills dowrh here.
one faction satisfied with the present
{clinic and sputum striving vainly for
a change. For years the twu oppos-
ing parties down here hIIVe elicit Dill
up their candidate for theischdpl com-
me have had
all
flirt
mittee. slid the hattl wagedd rm in
many cases. For e. at cgline
has beeti viI toriod1s buttlitiilx the new
regime is watching for a chance. Nev
.er stain would this ocdur should this
'consolidatitln system pro-veil. I do not
believe there is any one in this good
little village who wants to see this
Ralph Bates,of1t1liis video, is now
attending the Staples high s‘chdtil, Ill
Westport.
Arthur Shepard has left the dippiiiy
of.I’I‘ F Clark, and has gone to Worces.
ter, Ml,l.SS. to work.
Canaan, were Sunday guests for Mrs.
lloyts parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
Tinckler, of this place.
DIRIIII iii lilifliili
l- .1] i ll}:
Darien was a decide y busy spot
yesterday when the main topic under
discussion, was the Ropubllcan caucus
last night and the Democratic caucus
tonight Candidates were out galore
Ind no stene was left unturned to (ct
out the registered voters.‘
The Dal-ten Junior baseball team did
not have the satisfaction of which at
the East Pom-heater team Saturday.
as anticipated the New Yorkers falling
to put in an appear-am. The Jdlilom
defeated the His Weill by Ibe {core
or 2 to 5. On Sunday the Jesters went
to Mlst’nts and were defeated by the
scale of 7 to II. o- .tfllly of this
week. the Juniors are to play the
Stamford .luskm is Ma.
The newly hm. is“ “bit-
can Club held a 'I - \‘
night and occasion! “I." ' s
was made DI it. “I
store in Theodore 'I the! In
Main street has been as head-
quartets. Ill; and tel I the public
of the new club have been pieced III
the window: and in from of the plhlge
and chairs hare been all»? n the
store for the accomodat meth-
lie the camps git his‘ a
devél shy fireworks it III 9%-
ed that there will be increasing inter-
est bemoan new and' election.
Darien1 has at last awaken to the
bottom of oiled highways. ctmiin
.Dates came to the delusion
that 1a. line way to use part of higap
propri'atioh for lilthye’Ilto would 9 to
purchase a tank of oil and this be id.
securing 6.000 gallant from the‘ at
ford Oil Company .9981!
This oil hag
J, spread on his postread. be an In: at
Miller's Bridge, NotI too, it It dim,
IVlb throii the center of D'di‘l I‘I
Hi! to d ili'ghways Nor‘w H192.
‘The oil was administered VIII the hi ,2-
Way’s surface. with It l.1.ilk wagon.
Many favorabl comments are bull;
heard on the o ling and many only
wish tilts course had but.“ taken earl-
ier in the season:
Sunday afternoon about .I o‘clock,
llarlen had a staobm'g nth-av in Its
ltalian colony near the Burke place in
qutou av.cnue T'hclc was a little
J‘ollldcation Sunday and a Irate. from
Stamford had a knife stuck itit'o '
.bacli by another man. whet toss
to live in Stamford. (‘onsta Ilé Willilll'
Bates got on the tho and nuemptild' to
sift the affair out but no one putrid all
mlt knowing the than who‘ did the slab
this and tire llijutcd uutn- Wildlib
wound was dressed by Dr G. H. No;
on, also refused to tell who his assht. -
ant. was. He would not own xivo' Ibis
own name. arm- Juror FIJIIH Mcflt‘h‘
nis went I Stamford yesterday
effor‘t to i ate them tiewho' fidCd
the kni‘le’.‘ It Is so. béD the
wound of the man who was stack, is
sétious.
The Dirien Free Library- continues
to do an excellent and increasing good
work and Is appreciated by the public.
Below is a list of new books which , I2;
is learned, have recently) p “1.11:?“
to tho library: -—Jane Calil lees.
Cutoheon; The Port of MI 15th
M. Nicholson, Rosalind plinth “'fi'
M Nicholson; The Girl “Diet” ting.”
E’” 233% El"??? El
Come at e , Db
Mother of the Man. E iIIIipoItI.
Speckled Bird, At the Mercy of Tiber-
lus. A. E. Wilson; TheTPoanV s an
Maxine. The Chaperon. e ,
Deathly c N wuuain'soxi; car that
garet, The Primadona, F. iii. Craw
ford; The“ Grey“ Knsggt, Mrs. B_De
Pasture;H
The Nun. R. ODIN“
he Brealllng In 01f
a Yacbtman' 5 Wife, M. .Vu;rse The
Fruit of the" Free; a. meal; The
Shuttle. F. H.13urnett. Them-circa
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