‘ (it
111 oi! committee‘s not!
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ascorfid 11:11 11' rio'I ‘o the;
(1111' hisi‘crcmii undidifasdns‘ .
nan of the state, unicorn woye cléiIsIe
as follows: mills; David
ion, Bridgeport vice~presl oil
etc ury; second
I" I, Warssiafinvl‘e Oi gm Terrie:-
ton; secretarwahillip‘ McDérmotp
‘ New Haven, and treasurer, Waiter“
“ lungsbury, New primer, The twoL
tor Nemesis succeed disables.“ .
1, flint. kill? thorough grip germ.
emith the small glass, but, Iet, the
tea.
henna g 3111‘ to keep up this bong
.mo‘n‘t faithfully for two weeks after
'you think you are won toiutterlylap-
nihllnte every y'hghrulI'ln every,fircnl,t%re
gong These re alliflq £119.18
is
.‘evil sue- arrests
‘ , arts. with homo
a hug the 161331 ‘dos‘c
Minutes till it stops. ‘ " .1
I' wmsreoouuncu annivsnsilav,
not
he
ct. 2117411 connectionl 1
lei Wiles atig'llI Iarinive‘rsury oi ‘8't
James’ Episcopal church, which is be ,
, lug celebrated here, the“ announcement ~
of a IIlft of $500 was made. The donor. ,
' H. B. Steele, of Springfield. ,
Mondédformbr resident of in pilot}, .. - ‘ , .— .
and IS l0,b?'z'ap§1led to .1118 “nun new»... “1*.“ v- _-._.e. 1.499. 4... .s. A‘s .
1001001113?!“ fliittll‘
the rector o
the cliurch,‘ Rev. S
Linsioy, and
.“W
his wife tendered ‘_i‘1 public reception '
, at their home
shrinks" (I 1
this??? I levlgr (:13le
nosssav lN eniDeEPonT.
BRIDGEPOR‘T, Oct 28.—Reportwas
made to the police, yesterday, that
burglars had entered Ieatore of Cae-
‘ snr Misch; some time iiringthe night,
and taken a quantity of furs and other
articles to the value, possibly, of 5500
or $600
Bonn it?
353::th
Medal Flour. mgr-e1
My; ,
Gold .M’eather NecesSitates a.
filiRVIel‘, Warmer
Our Winter Shoes. I“While being
HEAVY are dds, on the newest lusts,
.‘A‘lIlwhich Ives very, s ap-
I'pearanc ' {In illepy
g: at Shoes'Tllat Fri.“
,9 122 WASHINGTON emu-r. , '
" ’ thNE 5422
The Clifford
*le-r Excellent Gui-Inc.
II DiiinonI Evenings.
I to 8 p. m. ,
Sunday Dinner: a Specialty.
Rumor Parties 55151, NEW
' Sollclted.
CHARLES, smurfs
I Pmprlotod.
.‘Il'olopliono Q”.
I
. I All]; La}! 1'.. 1 In ’
rudders sud Ah
m 31-1,-
‘,I.‘d§ oi
r‘er.
'ou wont norm in a plenty. so do ‘ir‘ot I'
l-cur raid $3gi'Iip'
10'.
. l . i n ,
nil Miorone, who is but 14 yeire 111,,“anY during the month:
' EV‘ERY LAOY'B DRIES
Reel noun
flavor is preserved,
to be used only by
- >= Pro lied at tho
I! youmgmm' can't supply you isn't: rm
New Haven and H
lmidterm—better than
any you ever“ tussock—made of rich-
est pasteurized cream in lthe spun-
~ try’s model creamery
, -.A11 its freshness, richness and
memory and always sol at
m halter that is usually!' packed by The
absolutely, by
the odor-proof package privileged
tin-r Groomery
l
t e rlc o i -
stingr- i1? thqnlty. ii
DILLON and DOUGLASS.
Id. Conn.
Springfield. Mon. Providenoo.R. .
.rI
The hatter that ,_
“keeps all '
gimme “a lid“
sweetness
for ,your table
ores/"wry
‘IBOY HELD FOR MAINSLAUGHTER.
MIDDLETQWN, Oct. 28. ~—Louia Ml-
'crorie, who shot and killed his play-
mate, Torry Crisii'ono. while playing
with a revolver, yesterday, was or-
with rn‘ansluiiglilcr. Alicr ii briei’ heur-
uge, was bound over to the Sillim‘lill“
court under bonds or $1,000. Bail was
furnished by the boy's father.
STOP THAT COLD
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception
‘ 0c, 25c, Silo find 3],. 00. lidtties The
. litlord, Baler a and Plaisted‘ s ”
PLEADED GUI TY TO BURGLARY.
NEW HAVEN Oct. 28..——loliii Stone,
pleaded guilty to burglary in the 811-!
perior court, or linirnil side this 1110111 l
lug, and was scritented [0 from one to
two years in state prison l
or A noon,»
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1. North Main 541. 8611311 No rinlk
, Ruldn nos. 6 Walhl $011.1!!-
Til Duel at not"
sine cHAM
.hquld be equipped With a dainty
snow white, one piece “Standard" Por-
,cIolain‘ Enameled La‘V’atory
Have you ever sin
in youm dressing: chain or.
sleep-
irIrg apaltmeht or first
the highest degree of comfort.
8%ABONAILI
in .911! mm in connection.
Am‘l‘ull ind o Imported Ales, Inciud
Ing‘ tho IMOUII Bale; Burton’. and
IIII' ’I Stout. always on draught.
A 19!“ l‘oor on Drought.
1?. 3,13ULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephono 992. __.__.._..
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plumbers are strictly competent me
icinmics, honest and reliable.
HORACE R.
conuan uAiN ANiiwssr svel-
U. s. Pate-110mm
18m to was
Offices, 1004111011 8111361.
'rra'igned in court here today, charged ‘
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra- I
A COMPII'HEM crock of LA'i'I-zo‘r .
wroDm.
_ pod to consider ‘I
new delightfully con enlerit it would
he to have hot and cold running water ,
oor toilet
room? its presence would afford you ‘ ‘
We will gladly quote you prides. Our ;
191811 W
300.18.3-
sonic urgent Acggsgions That Will
Make Interesting Reading.
The following books have been udd-
cd to the South Norwnik Public Ll-
Literature, Biography, Travel.
lrldison,
i‘ .ii' Roger do Coverlcy I’npcis. ((‘llfil.
Browning. Robert
Poetical Works.
'lii'owniiig. Elizabeth,
Poetical Works.
liii'yniii, William (3.,
Porticnl Works.
Curlylc,‘ Tiion‘rns.
‘ Essay on Burns. (Gift).
Ci'others, Siiiniiol.
Par-'donei' s Wullcl.
liicld. Eugene
l’o coins of Childhood.
lowell .liImcs.
Poetical Works.
uciiriluy,
Essay 011 Milton and Addison. (Gill)
Montaigne,
E ssuy s
Riley James erlicomb
l’o'cllcul Winks. ti vol.
‘lriikcspeaie, William,
(G111).
vM
' ’l'nrks. ((iii'l),
Wirddirigioii, Mary K..
Chateau and Country Life in
France. _ ‘, »
Wiriiei, William.
Other Days.
Wordsworth. William.
Poetical Works
Fiction.
Alhcrton. Gertrude,
Gorgeous Isle.
Burton, Richard,
Three of it Kind.
Crimp. Walter,
Substitute.
Corelli, Marie,
Holy Orders,
Crawford, 11‘. Marion,
Diva‘s Ruby.
Crockett. Samuel 11..
Silver Skull (Gift).
IDouglilk. Hudson, "1'
A Million 11 Minute.
Doyle, A. Conan.
Round the hire Stories
DnIlliaurlchleorgc, '
lib)". (Gilli ‘
,Goriy, Marguciim, '
Toy Shop.
-chlieris. Robert
Spirit in Prison
Hooker. Brie,
Right Man,
Hope, Anthony.
Great Miss Driver.
Hume, Fergus,
Red Skull.
Johnston. Marv.
‘ Lewis 32nd,.
_ VKlngsloy. Florence Morse.
Ta“ AndiSO They Were Married.
’ Knapp.'Adoliue.
' Well in the Desert. '
Ollivaut. Alfred,
t'llbe Gentleman.
Oppenheim, E. Bhilllps,
As a Mair Lives._
, Long Arm-of Mannistcr.
Palmer, Frederick, '
‘. Big Fellow.
Iiiu Fellow. -
Partridge. Anthony.
Distributors.
-- =‘Pnyson. W... 8.,
Barry Gordon;
Pcplc, Edward.
Spitfire.
Sedgwick. Anne,
Amabel Channice.
Tarkington. Booth. z“
,Cpriquest or .0809 ,
Thurston, Katherine,
.Fly on the Wheel. ,
1, .
Women-I Anne. 1
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mm insomnia. Iwiuh
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Spring Cleaning
(midi Sherwin, ‘
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Four IA'rIuerIit-iiii i’iiiiwiots (Gift),
,h‘oster. Edith, .
Moiiiinii' s Winter.
Gordy. Wilbur,
A'irrcricnn lcudcrs and Heroes.
liliii).
United States History. (Gift),
Little Miss Qniotc
liiilvdcri J. R..
lloy‘ s Book of Sicuirisliips
Ki! nriody.S urn,
'1'le in :1 Little Boy' 1; Pedro}.
i :iugI, 1111s.,
Princes i‘Iiid Princesses.
McNeil, Everett,
iioy Forty-niacin.
Major. Charles,
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.llntihr we li‘iunk,
Willi the Bottle l‘lict.
M.1Ii"gan.,Mul,V.
How to Dress :1 i‘Ioll.
(inc Sylliiblc Si‘lii‘S [i‘niry
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Tommy '1‘101' 11 Visit to 81min Claus.
l’lr:,r Ar'riiiii Sir-Inmiod,
New 13111.
l‘y,,lc llowurd
Mén of iron
lilug Arthur and His Knights
Mom, Adveniuice of Robin Hood.
811' Imunccloi, and His Companions.
’l‘nlcs. ill
I- Suiuidors. Marshal,
lily Pets. ,
'l‘nppan, Eva 111.,
Chaucer Story Book
Toriiliusoii, Elvin-cit, .
. Mud Anthony's Young Scout.
IIl‘rowhrldgc, John
iWii-elcss Telegraph Boy. 1, .
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ll.
'\\'iiid. George ll. Kicmclboi'g. ii. Moi
W .
iiuii'l New York; ii A Cosgime. R.
W. Koni'y, CA. Williams 1" ll Sullb
vun. George H. iirnke, J.,l‘<3. Stevens
lloslori: l“ G. lirick, \l’illinrri Kit-in,
Springfield: “.10. Moody Wuicrlini'y;
C. W. Riicklee liiirti‘oi'd; W. C. Whit-
c.omb Chicago; S. ii. .(Jliu‘vch, Scy-
Inorir; F, ii. Hutch, Providence; A.
McMnllcn, .ii'., Stamford; J. A. Gould
and wife. Kci'scy, Pu. I
Mahackemw—Mrs. Fr. 1). llalllduy. ii
I),. Gorning. 0. H. Murillo. Louis Klein.
C A. Smith, M1. and Mrs. (1. Calvin.
Miss A Cilll',lll Boston; C. (l. Rulrics,
Pasadena, Coir. 11-1... liuell, Middle
lowings. A. Gardner, New Haven; L;
ii lilliibiiit, Wilton; W 0.'l‘1'_v,oii Dur-
l1un1:Willlurii M. Cox, Stariiford; M.
A llnrtstnll. Hartforzd George ll.
Wolfe, Brooklyn: D. G; Ripln. Hart-
ford; Stuart Reid Washington, D. (1.;
James R Cr,ozic.r Boston; Thomas L.
Wilson, Cheyenne, Wy.;o H. N East
irian, New York; C. A Smith. iiostbn;
D Willey. Manchester. N 11.; C.
Blah. James Calvert rind wife, D.
holds iretori, Charles Pr,att Thomas
I V ‘_,K. Slalonhc W. Il’lililk New York.
Iyy FROM can. LEE'S GRAVE.
AMOY. Oct. 28 «ln 1898 a slip of
from General Lee's grave was
planted in the grounds or the A1110)!
Club. and this afternoon I bronze tab-
lot was stt in an adjacent rock by,
Amé'rlpon' dissidents of Amoy. Tllé:
tablet is inscribed, “This ivy -was
taken from the grave of General Rob-
e‘rt E Lee and planted by Vice- Con-
sul Cnrrington, in 1898."
I 1111111er durum/sou TO WEAK.
,unw roan, oc't. sir—"burnt?
Mathewson,‘ the famous pitcher of tlin
New York National League team, ”will
be one of the \speakers at a Democrat-
ic mass meeting, tonight John J.
Hayes, winner of the Marathon race
at London. (1 a number of other
members or the American Olympic
team will occupy seats on the plat-
101m. ,
‘ Nebraska.
‘ 1314 Iinrrv nv.eiiiic
Lutheran Preachers Praise Ille-
publioan Candidate.
' M
“A CHRISTIAN ‘GENTLEMANP
While Brynn lo Condemned In a
, “Tnikor” and I Fomontor of Glen-I
Heir-d-
"Willlam Ellwood 'ilhft is. in
tiul candidates ever chosen by any po
illicit] party " This is the statement
113th Rev. Victor J. Tcngwnid, pastor
of the Elm Lutheran church 0! 0111- AI
cm and secretory Q! the Illinois conv
tsronoo ot the Evaunclicui Lutheran
church.
' Many other Swedish pastors Join with
the 39"- Mi‘. ’il’enxwilld in, his inilorsc-
maul: at Mr. Taft. Among them are
the Rev. Carl Aimee, poster of the
Swedish Lutheran Satori church. nlrou
Mountain.iiich,; the Rev. G. s.‘ Obs-
lurid, pastor of the Bethlehem church.
5755 Fifth avenue, Chicago; ihe Rev.
John Alfred Eckstmm, Lutheran Goth
semano church, Worcester, Mass; the
Rev. A. F. Barman). pastor of the
l‘uboli chufcli. 7050 Escahabu avenue.
Chicago-
“,TnIft a Christian Gentleman."
‘I :IITho Rev. ,Dr.‘ ,A. P. nor-s, pastor of
Iilm Ramona. Betlrel church, 0200 l'e—
oria street Chicago. says: "'i‘iift is 11
reliable Christian gr-iiilcninu 'i‘iicrity
,Vcnis ago i heard 11151111 in debate in
full or stubbornness 11nd
radicalism, and how many Iiiiics has
he not changed his skin SlilCi.‘ ilioiil"
"Let Brynn talk and Tall I'iiic." dc:
chives ilic Ilcv. N. J. ii‘oi'sbci'u. pastor
otthe Lutheran Ciii'uiel church, (inhi-
met. Mich. 'i‘iic piisior :Irliis. “Evcii
Mr. Brynn may how his \",lllll(‘i'l but
honesty in politics is not rho chief of
them."
The Rev. Adoii.’ iiuIlt. pastor of the
1111111 irilicl lillllli‘liill church. on Noril i
Nliioicciilli sircIci, (lir‘IiiilIii. Nl’lluI givcs
live reasons why 1111', Toll should be
elected, beginning with. "His cliarnctcr
l
as n siiilcsuinn is iiiultlcss,"
“Tait the Man of the Hour."I
“We linvc no conflilciicc ill 11 presi-
dcnilui candidate who spreads hatred
,, and whose principlesurc untenable,"
says the llei. Andrus Andre. pastor of
rho Lutheran iIciiicsdir church, 10.111
Avenue 11, ( iiicngo. "William 11. Tell
is the null) 01' the hour," he coriiliiucs,
"and there In none in tire laud who
possesscn grcuicr StillDSlllflllSlllll, wis-
dom and experience than Mr. ’l‘nft,"
Another Chicago pastor. tiic iicv, (l. A.
Elliot of the Messiah ('lllli‘(‘ll.‘ 103:}
Sciiiiiiiivy iivcnuc, dci'liii'cs "Mr. 'l‘uft
should llill’i‘, the support of every
SWtiillSll—A Incrlcu 11." .
Other pastors who add their approval
of Mr..’l‘nit nro ilIo luv. E. .\1. Joshua
Odell. D. 1)., of ilic irvliig Purl: Luth-
criiii church. Chicago: the Rev. 1'. A.
Helm of the Humboldt l‘iil‘k Swedish
Baptist church, (L'blci’ruo: the 1101'. Dr
s. G. 0111111111 or the Swedish Lutheran
(liirr'ch. New Britain. Conn: the Rev.
1'. hlar'iliiso‘ri oi the Einugcllcnl Lutli
crnn church. 252 Niucty- first street.
Chicago: the Rev. G. A. Binirdcllc.
ill. D., of the Lutheran Augusinuu
l
I Will. 9M3“ of, ill. Hour" Ho II CIIllgd,
my 1
, opinion, one of the strongest pl'csidcn- l
Curl: illi i:.il.c
oi scalp and hair troubles.
'93" 11111 11 rent _/
superior remedial
qualities of ilcxali "93“ Hair Topic
is 3‘0 strong i" rat we promise to return
your Ii‘noney‘Iwitliout question or quibblew ,
if it docs not do M‘lilll we claim it Iw:ll.‘ ,
Bccar: so it contains ixcsorcln. Bola NuplilPL
IPilocarpin. Borax ., Glycerin and Alcohol In pol
eomlsimiion. RC: :all "93" Hair Tools provides
1,. [lie or. .lcr‘ili‘ig,c cleansing, antiseptic, gcnmc' cl. '
' ‘st. insisting and nourishlrg propcrlics, so clcs iro— ,‘
lo and necessary for Ibo successful lrccimcnl
' it uscd according to directions for a reasonable
length of time, we are absolutely pOSlllVIC that it
‘ will thoroughly cleans c the scalp and hair, relieve '
irritation, crncicalc dandruff, stimulate ihp hair ,
lolllclcs and papilla. revitalize and nourish lire liair
roots, stop {all '11; heir, prevent baldness. dpromote
hair growth and make the hairnstiually soft an dsllky.
You must realize that we would not dine back up our
claim Willi such a liberal oiicr Iunlciia we were positive that we
can substantiate our statements in every partlcular. and the most
skepiical person should at least be wiiling to try challn93" . Il’ I
Hair T core at our nsk.‘
The Clifford Pharmacy, South Norwaik, Conn.
illilli llllil Rillillilll llil
Billllll‘lllli , ‘
(Continued From First I’Iagc )
children and vehicles at a busy time
of tiny Oiiidoi if (bore his out through i
the siieri at 11 price that “no danger-
ous to sai'cii
Oiiidmit tcsiiili d that he had coteu
sonic canned iood that was poisonous. ,
Monday morning. he said. he took a
drink of. rock. and, rye \Vlll(ill,,lle said,
completely numbed his impulse and
he could not r'cirieuiiici', anything frorri
the time he started his car up Corn
irroirucaiih iIvcrIiie until he arrived in
the police station
The sentence was nutcd out to 0111-
doiff by Judge liriiiiuid. Oiiidoii'i’ took
on appeal l'roiir ilu» jiidgiireiri oi’ the
court and was udiiiiiied to ball in the
sum 01' $000.
011:. Orndori‘i came to South N01',Ivalk
first as 11 patient at Dr. A ll. \Vildfi‘
,worth‘s suriiiiii'i'uui niid while coirncci-
ion with that institution, his marriage
under somewhat iomuntic CliOillllSlriliC-
cs to a Soul ii \‘uIVViilk \ouuc; liidy oc
curred.
llotoiilly Oi‘ndoril went to l’l‘OVl
,dciicc ll 1., to eiiguge in the autumn
bile bruincss. lie hail the up, i'iicv for
sciciiil \\ cll know 11 makes of cars and
‘i'rieiids iicic understood that he was
doing \Vcll. One of the exciting cV cuts
of his business life in tlic liliode
church, 2250 C011" pincc. DNW‘OV ”W island cnpiiirl happened a few weeks
Rev. Gotifrcd Nelson of 'l‘ rlniiy church.
Chicago. and tho
lici‘ J. Ekliolm, Th. D., of the Evan-
ellcnl Liithcrnu Zion church. New
mun Grove Nels, and secretary of the
Nebraska conference.
“Taft the Champion of Right."
"Taft is the man to whom no can
with the greatest safety intrust the
reins of government."
ll}. church. TVV'cniyasccond street
He odds.
in: has held that lie is the impartial
champion of the right" The licv
Qnrlgi’. Edblom, pastor of the Luiiicr-
uu chin-elf. Aridov.or ill..11grces with
his colleagues ihut’hir 'i‘ui't should be
clected president. With him join the
Rev. 111. C. Ruiiseen. D. [l., pastor of
the Evangelical Lutheran Gethsemane
church. 79 West Iiiiron sircet. Chica-
go; the Rev. Dr. Ludwig Holmes of the
Iuthoruu church at Evnriston ill.:
ltcv Oscar N Olson of St. Paul‘s
church Chicago and the Rev. lolin
B. A. ldstroeui of the Evhngellcnl Lu
tlierun‘Bctlilehem and Zion churches.
Superior. Wis.
Prayer For, Taftls Election. I
“We have Democratic times in hit-
ter remembrance and do not wish to
return to them,” says the Rev 1.. John-
son of the Lutheran church of Ken-
slngion. Minn “My wish and prayer
to God is that Mr. -'I‘aft. who is rich
in knowledge and experience. shall be
come our next president " The judg-
ment of the Rev. Carl W. Andccr pus«
gItor of the Swedish Lutheran churc lio
Cheyenne. N. D., coincides with that
of the Rev. Mr. Johnson. while the
Rev. S. Pearson of the Evangelical
Lutheran Concordia church. 2154 North
Seeley avenue. Chicago. seconds his
)mhron o! the cloth.
”9 shall ”do. tor- W. 8. Tail for
president of the [lulled States not! do
pll .i can for his election because he is
the best fitted of all the candidates
and represents the best political party. "
This is the dictum of the, Rev Dr. .I E.
ii‘Iloi-on of Salton.»ifa1i.'i‘iie M. 111.6.
'Chlnlnnd; p atom or the Evnn‘izell‘cal
’Liitliorii‘n‘ Icii roll of Red V‘Vimr1 Minn.
on,“ gives #0er or warm approval to
Mix Taft.
Brynn wants, to destroy the, tariff,
protection of American workmen.
Isn’t there competition enough to):
work now? Vote tor Taft and good
WW2. .,
.._.;,..., a...” m-.- “UM—n
says the Ilcv.r
‘ , .lobn Luridccn, pastor ‘of the Swedish
' ll.
' arid ‘irvlng urcnuc. Chicago.
"He has shown in the many positions '
the .
ago, when his cstnblisliiricnt I'iherc was
partially 1.,nttcd by fire Mr. Or'iidoii‘l
lroceived considerable mention iii the
l’rmldcnco newspapers for his val
iiiIii scr'iitc in assisting the firemen to
extinguish tlic‘ blaze.
Friends in (Fire Nor-walks were corr-
sidcrably surprised. to learn of his
present piedicmiiciii. Last week he
came through Norualk in 1111‘ outonio
bile. on route to the Vanderbilt cup
111cc and renewed a number of old
acquaintances ‘
Mrs. 01 11110111 has been :11 her home
in Smith i\01\\ .Ilk for Ht‘l 01.1! weeks.
South Nor'VVulk i'rieiids 01‘ Mr. 0111
(1011i sold today that he had :1 Very
narrow escape from death irorii pip
lllilllltlulillfiiliillli‘: at the Vanderbilt cup
inoo alter vanishing of ii. dinner at a
limo] where on of the courses was
conned soup. i was said that two
doctors worked over him practically
all night. ‘
hi .1 iii ETTA!
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pcvniokliy about their vp-tuals, SALLT'AXN
CALIFORNIA WOMEN UNDERTAK
‘ERS ,, ,
SAN FR AM 1800. Oct 28 .«Arti
else of incorporation are to be sub-
mitted today, to live well known we
:lIiell pf 0akl:,Iiid who will constitute
tic board of directors of the Celtic!
iiin Womens Undertaking Company
The only more man who figures in the
organization is .In uiioi'ricv, whose seII'
vices will riot he needed after the or-
ganization. The, businese will be en-
tirely under the direction of worritin , ,
.~.;su«....~,r wwwg.
BHllliliilliiillll llii Blilill
fl Frank H. Baxter is seeking the
worst case of dyspepsia or constipation
in South Norwalk or vicinity to test
Dr'. Howard' s new spec lilo for the cure,
ol’ those diseases.
l So Confident. is he that this r'oriiiir kn
ble medicine-Mill effect a. lasting cure
in a short time, that he offers to re-
fund the money should it noiue “ so?
ccssful.
ln order to secure the quickest pos-
sible introduction M1 Baxter will sell
a regular titty cont package of this
medicine at half price. 26 cents
This specific oi‘ Dr. Howar‘ds will
cure sick headache, dizzy feelings, con
stipatlon, dyspepsia and all forms of
malaria and liver troubles. It does
not simply give rcllci’ for a time; it
makes permanent and complete c111 cs
it “ill ri-guluic ilic bowolii. tone up
the whole intestinal tI'Iact, give you 1111
appetite. make food taste good and di-
gesi well, and increase vigor,
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SENATOR DONOVAN ADDRESSES
DEMOCRATS
BRIDGFPORT, Oct. 28. —~l)iu'uk's
Hall, on Hulleii. street near Bcikshire
overrun, was tuned to its capacity, last
evening, by a most enthusiastic girth
cring, eager to hear Serial-oi Jeremiah
Dorioiuri, of Norwalk‘ and the local
Dcmoci'ntio candidates on the issues of
the present campaign. Senator Dono-
van, is one of tliewbest known Demo
crutic lenders in, theiiegisluture, and,
during his address naidn glowing tri-
bole to Repxescriiatiye S M. Bomber,
tor, the excellent record he made at, the
last session oi, the general assembly.
Archibald McNeil spoke on the en'
d‘orsemcui of. till! notional Democratic
tickcl by the Moderation or labor, and
also deVoied considerable of his
speech to the referendum in relation
11) the charter amount: was. Mr.
Boriclior confined his reiiIurIks to the
national lssucs. Oilrei' addresses
were made iii Lynn .W, Wilsiin iillil Mr.
J. Flanagan, “101013311011 candidate for
congressman at lurgc,.zirid the latter
,i'or judge of probate
JURY lN CIVIL COMMON PLEIAS
COURT.
The ciiil couit of comrriou pleas.
Judge Scott presiding, which came in
yosicrday is a fairly long one. and the
term may be lengthy.» The jurors
drawn nrc: Bridgeport, Edwarleock.
Edward O‘Bl'loli; Faii'field. William H.
Everett, Edward Osborn; Huntington,
h‘Iank l-.i Wells Charles W Hurley;
(‘irenwicl1,N01'vnl Green, lt‘dwuvd S.
Fisher; lllI,iiuroo Charles 11‘. Ensign,
Samuel Bi Hill‘d Strgutfoid Sylvanus
T “1011001109 11169111 F Mencken; Wil-
too .111qu Q liliuldiebiook, Nelson ‘13
(iovliiini; Starrrfmd. John T [in in-
liau. Samuel G. Judd; cw Can an.
Theiou‘ICT Rockwell Jon H. IDavid-
son
GOSPEL MISSIONARYI SOCIETY.
, Ni \V BRIT MN, Oct 28. “The semi-
annual convention of the Gospel Mis
sioiiirv Society of Connecticut opened
in the Pcoplc‘ 5 Church of Chinst, this
city. yesterday About thirty delegates
“("le present and' more are expected
for lioday's session. The society has
sixteen missionaries in the foreign
field. The morning session was mar-k
ed by Bible readings and yesterday ni-
icinoon was taken up with missionary
subjects. Among the speakers were
Dr Johnson, a medical missionary at
Kaniliui, British East Africa and Rev.
, Ii Johnson. of New Haven.
'i‘oI the'iioard oIf County Commission
ers of Fairfleld County:
I hereby apply for a hotel license. to
sell Spii'ituous and Iiit‘oxicatlug Li-
quors, Ale Lager. Beer, Rhine Wine
and Cider, at Germaniu Hotel, 37 and
39 Railroad avenue Town of Norwalk.
My place of business is not located
within 200.feetl inn direct: line of a.
Church Ediiice. Rarooliial School or
Public School-house, or the premises
pertaining thereto. or any Post. 011100.
Public Library or Cemetery
Dated at Norwulk, this ’0th day of
,Octobei, A 0,1008.
CLIFFORDI COMS’i‘Oi K
, ‘ Applicant
We, the undersigned electors and
taxpayers as defined by law, of the
’l‘oiin of Norumalk hereby endorse the
duplication of the above named Gill
0310 Couistock i'Or such license and we
do severally certify each for liliriself ‘
that we MEI taxpayers upon real estate
situated. in said' Town oi‘ Norwnlk.
and that we have not endorsed the up-
pllcnllon of any other person for a
license to sell Spiritnons and intoxicat-
lug liquors during the ensuing license
year.
Dated at Nor-walk. this 20th an} 0!
October A. D‘ 1908
George '1‘. Fischer, William Radian,
John Wolseit Adolph Gleadiioi‘i‘ Mot
ihew Friend
I hereby certify that the above 1111111
ed eiidorsers are electors and tnxpay
crs. as defined by law. oi" the-Town of
Norwalk. and that they have signed no
other application. ,
Dated at Norwnlk, this 201k day oi
October. A D. 1908.
ANN“? E. SMITH,
021 28 Asst. , Town Clerk,
Norwalk Chronicler