11m Kind You uavealws Bought. and which
rem» l.-
d has been tubule under no. por-
sonal siliuarvislon since Its laundry.
in use for $91.?”
1.... on
g C
Allow
All (‘ ountert‘olts. [irritations and “Jllat-aa-good" are but
It .-xpol illlents that triiie with and endanger the health of
inmate and Children—Experience ag. .illst Experiment.
What is CASTOFIIA
dilator-Ia is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Paro-
Syrups.
orphinc nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its gran-notes. It destroys Worms
ll'ol‘it'. Drops and Seamus;
contains neither Opiunl,
and allays,l"cvarlahness- It
(Jolie. It relieves Teething- Troubles. cllres Constipation
it assinlilata-s the Food. regulates the
{stomach and Bowels. giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s l-‘rlend.
calculus CASTOR| A “wave
7 Bears the Signature of
and Flamleuey.
The Kill You have Always Blight
In Use For Over 30 Years.
M “WAD. ”ll-IV. " “WV "It". I" VOII GI"-
eé-m.» _
The Chinese have llsil'tll’lmllit'ili rec.
(min which go back to 2330‘. ll. C.
The first bicycle with pedals was
made about 1840
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits June 29. 1909.
83.707.107.48
George M. Holmes. Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Push V
Prsd'k A. Ella. key A Tread.
41.1
Wall Papers
IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
- POCKETBOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery.
Glassware and Houseiur-
nishlng Goods, Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit. will
pack closer. the Jan will look nicer ,_ ~ .
on your shelves than the round green
glass jars.
Square White Jars have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shades made to order.
Paintera' Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint. £1.25 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
.7 WASHINGTON STREET.
court-l NORWALK.
. TEL. con.
Daily Lille to N. Y.
' For Freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January 1.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River. New York, (tool
Devcr stunt). every . (casein
andsy). at I p. m. Freight received
Nor-walk up to I p.ln mold South
ficrhaik up to s: so a in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Arming J. Smith,
Losses.
6. c. Hcgsman,
General Agent.
. Dillon, a ltll‘lllt'l' political orator and
“.._..-...._. .. .
Ilsa-align ll
‘1 I Paula! ones.
‘ ~ auto to Ian
OfiIcBaWMIIn Bil-cat. ‘
* Horace Enoch Son.
em
unborn- tho signs to of
no one todrwoive you .n this.
It Is Pleasant. It
on is Diarrhma and Wind
_ ._. .._._.-.._,._-._
FORMER ACTRESS SUICIDEB.
DENVER, Colo, Supt. 3.—A wo-
man‘s body which has lulu in the
Illorguc two days uuciuilllcd, has been
identified as that ot llclen Florence
prominent actress twenty years ago.
in the early nineties when the i‘opu—
list party was a poww ill Colorado. she
was one of the lending t'xpollelllh.
0n the Hinge Mrs. Dixon was known
as Miss Helen Florence. She once
was all insiruciol Ill an academy of
uuiniq at iluil‘uio. N. Y. For the last
toll ycals Mls. Dixon has lived ill se-
clusion ill Denver. Her death is be
liered to he a case of suicide caused
by despondeucy.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the“ clones or the
cause or the disease as the art or at
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and. pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. HeartI Kidney and \Female Dis:
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret givmg Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 wasumcrou or. so. nonwaut
Magnetic Treatmsnta Given Also.
‘Vv. ._,
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush tor the house and
the lake tor the lawn are good.
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but .
to make the house. the barns.
stables and iencca right they
should be freahenod - up with
.aint.
We have everything for the
painting-linseed oil, tarps"
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White head
TH] CANON; .
DUTCH BOY PAINT‘R BRAND
, We can guarantas this Whit.
head's purity.
See us shoot your painting.
E. E. GORHAM
DICORM'M
EA“ NOWL’WOONN.
a
km.”
. 4a. wA-hl. Inwmvmtn.
Real Estate and
rd. Grace shorwood has . rch "-
Gilli-dos Smith's house in Winfield
street.
Dr. Ralph M. Bennett. the dentist.
oi Beaview avenue. wall ll visitor ill
New York yesterday.
Mr. slid Mrs. [ver Penn-son, at Bay-
view M. will spend iurdal and
Bundlly III- New Yolk ci
The residence of Mrs. N. E. Clilllp‘
boll. ill Van Znndt street, has been
connected with the sewer system.
Robert Joaeiovsky, the First street
grocer, has recently sold a house and
lot ill Third street to Stelnn Blanarick.
-
Iloly Communion will be celebrated
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
Sunday morning. this being the first
Sunday of the month.
There will be the usual Saturday
night dance tomorrow evening at the
Country Club. Speidel'a orchestra
i'lV‘oul Bridgeport will furnish the mu-
8 (‘.
Mrs. Lester Roberts. of Benedict
street. started this morning on a visit
to her uncle, llr. W. B. Bean, of Rock-
ulle. and her cousins. ill Springfield.
. II!!!-
'l‘he Rev. W. W. Gillies, pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
was greeted by ll modelled attend-
micel last evening, at the weekly prayer
Ht‘l‘Vt't‘.
The CIIOI't'H are d‘otted more and
more daily with lilo snapper blue fish-
ermen. Oil Calf Pasture is all espec-
lull)- favorable spot and some good
sized catches are reported.
The probabilities are that the Oriole
baseball team. or East Norwaik. will
play the Winnipaulis tomorrow after-
noon. These teams are evenly match-
cd and there should be a good con-
It‘llI.
Plans are being gotten ollt tor I new
house to be built at the laulgdon’s
islands property. No definite announce-
ment has yet been made concerning
it. but it is believed that the com-
puny will erect it.
The members or the Epworth
League have been talking up a trolley
ride for this evening to Com l Beach.
The delegation from here w icb went
over to the Beach a week ago tonight
had a line trip.
Ground was broken this morning tor
a new house in East avenue. it in lo-
cated next door to the house purch-
nsl-d some months ago by William
Coggsweli from William ll. Earle and
opposite Mr. Earle'a summer real-
dencc. \
Captain and Mrs. Richard Roddy
“1:33
Get Your
V .. V ' maybe ’
reform?“ ‘
Bridge Pharmacy
mi’rclnpt and ancient service pt
”Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our troll no.
Goals in and wait lw‘ py 3'}.
BRIDGE PWACY
J. PARVKIR. Manager.
,
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A few 56-in.
VELVET
RUGS
Reguiéripricé. $2.00
Now,‘ $1.19
.A- . - -W.
con. watli sun men on.
.Npawstlt. 99M-
F. A. MITCHELL
‘1 NON. Hull} iL‘J ’
rename-l:
ulna: min
anti son, Joell. Hid nebular Wuhan.
and their daughter. Mrs George Wil-
lnot. went to Long mead yesterday in
Captain Reddy's Yacht Friendship alld
brought heal a good day‘s picking oi
beach plums.
Mrs. Lloyd Blackmail. formerly Miss”
Gertrude von Gal. a popular teacher
in the East Norwalil schools. who was
married thli week. will not go west.
Her mother and brother and‘ sister
have started for Oregon. but she and
her husband will remain in the out
w...
The big three niaItcd schooner Cook.
which has been discharging a cargo
at the wharf oi the Hubbeli, Hail and
Randall Company. in Norwalk. left
the harbor today. being lowed by the
tug Addie Y. The Cook is the largest
lumbel schooner that has been in the
local hnlbor In many a day.
William K. Dow. mentor plenlpctcn-
ilary oi‘ the Crescent Laundry, will
soon be liable for sleep walking it he
keeps up his present pace ft is both
in unusual tor Deacon Bill to show up
at 3 a in. these ill" He likes the
early morning atmosphere. which he
says is a very invigorating stimulant.
__.—
Edward Lloyd. the million. employed
by George ll. Robins. is having a bad
time. with his left wrist and as a re-
sult the hand lg useless at the present
time. Mr Lloyd status that he does
not know pollIUH‘I) yet whether the
trouble is a sprain or none pllralvsls.
it a sprain. he has no idea when this
occurred
Residents in the vicinity of the
Benedict Farms bridge are appy in
the thought that something ill prob
ably be done bolero a great while to
erect a new bridge. Although i e con
tract was not iron out when i bids
were opened ednndly. there is a
likelihood of. the matter being settled
in I lcw days.
Another large, party of East Norwalk
people went across the Washington
street bridge this morning and board-
ed the steamer H tlagicn tor a trip
to long island. 9 day promised
ideal weather briore sailing time.
There seemed To“ than usually
lai’rge number a gar. from this
section or the town.
Chester lagersoll. who was tormeriy
quite a shining light in- the business
life of the Washington street bridge
has secured a position in the Liberty
Manufacturing any plant in East
avenue. 0 ter 'e a und to see
his erstwhle Me on the bridge
last night and realm that his Job is
a tine one and that, he likes it “great."
CHILDHOOD! MEMORIES.
i love to think of our Childhood's days
in t is old home long ago.
When hope like a flower,
each hour.
And the days had a golden glow.
unfolded
A favorite haunt was the chestnut tree
rILeroNa can. no.
Dorian House
(W anulgmll)
IAO‘I'V NQIWALKo
. #‘I-
Shore Dinae‘rsand All Kindsoi
Sea FochcaItadteOrderV
.fi...
All Coupons
FOR
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Don't buy-
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39 Wall Street
[nuance
We have several decided bargains
. . .mwwosm cal-i.
. ” rum in mum chPatInta‘,‘ autonomous:
must increase in value with the rapid
in income producing property that:
Your coupon properly tilled
fitm- you s Spark Plug rm
read
“aprin inoas" ist
to oust ty oi the cov-
surlhc. Jails
art of con
spin a. on til
will “5:3.
wé'll show ‘tlt‘s best ever made
V‘I’iiiliii
John E SW “‘
matures.
W
A Talk on Lounges
' ion. was hr DWI.
fill an 9%”
We because
’3’“, on it and try. the
revs firmly with your
ld all over it I d see that it is well
and unitarillly p‘ hired and that its
ver the whole
hpt don‘t ignore the
tbc' life or the
Come here. and
Macadamia
MW ..... 1|.ng
V' was a payouts who lived at rain at
h
We player we won ladies at we; ‘
The old milk horas near. which stood :
hem
”Servedlp‘rorm posting the letters
wrote.
in lahey' p ”Elma Who.
with «an
M4 in utrot ppg gown.
The,ilroudest in all the land.
Our picnics were in the orchhrd holddfi
With trieads'ud cousins dear; . .
And ill the shade the “Md '1” kid.
Amid much fun and ch eat
99 “William
When rain came pattering on the rent.
indoors we had to stay;
To the attic we went, and were con-
tent
in till ample room to play.
Our attic was a (panic! old place
Which savore cit bygone d.ays
And the llerby smell, we remember
we ,
As belonging to the place.
There were spinning wheels within it
stored,
Which were used In grandma's day,
And a mtmmoth chest explored with
103
fly as one rainy day.
An odd shaped hat that rather wore
At the military drill.
And nintlocit gun its work all done
Stood very grim and still
And then the swing. from the rafters
hung
Was ever a delight:
Called. “Children it‘s almost night."
East Norwailt. Sept. 1.
WWW.
Mrs. W. Seciey has returned to
Brooklyn. alter Va stay at the Retsoi
cottage. Belle island.
A number 0! athletes from this vi-
cinity are practicing on the Enron
Point oval tor the Labor Day athletic
events.
A nundra social will be held this
evening at the Baptist parsonage. A
good time is being planned (or all who
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Alired S. Crockett. cl
Rowayton are planning to hold a
family rel-union and Clambake on
Labor Day.
Herman Jacobs. who has had busi
ness in New York city. hits returned to
the Roton Point hotel for the balance
of the season. .
Lieutenant Charles H. Oakes arrived
home this week from Camp Perry.
Ohio. where he had charge or the! cul-
inary department tor the Connecticut
rlila team. which secured several
prises in the various events:
Edgar H. has. iormerly principal
at the Rownyton public school. has
moved with his lamiiy from this place
to the Norton homestead in Lowe
street South Norwalk. Mr. bane will
teach in South Norwallr the coming
year.
Selectman James A. Brown has
given the" job or driving piles around
the Center pier or the Washington
street bridge. uth Norwalk. and cl
putting new a in places around the
structure to Jacob K Raymond. ct
stnyton.
There Is to be a concert and play at
the Tokeneke club. Saturday evening.
Serpelnber I. by David Biapham Mrs
Arthur Philips and assisting artists.
The 7210 trolley irom Norwnlll will
be met by a carr all at the White
bridge. Part] no set farce. “A
Husband in Clover." Part 240n-
eert. Part it—Recltaticn. "The Ra-
ven." by David Bispham. accompan-
ied by music.
Clifford Norveil Jennings, an expert
linoiype oporaior living in this place.
who has been employed recently in
Greenwich; bad the lingers on both
hands badly burned by molten metal a
few das' ago. Mr. Zle'nnlll‘gd hid the
linotype machine open?“ and was ex-
amining tho various? ‘sonled-
a starte
t 9 metal shafted ”ll log:
(IBI OI
liens H “In “1%?pr tithe
9eta fogs i arthritic iii Port
Che ster shortly
—"Generaily dediliigt‘eil for years.
liad sick h'e'atiaches‘i cited inbitiolr.
was worn- out and al I‘ll ii 9_ Bar-
doc Blood Bitters made a a well
woman.’ “—Mrs. Chas Ereltoy. Moosup.
Conn
mans
Mrs. Benjamin ”.16th or Roway-
IV.
Vvalg 9;?er Valve bgeeR‘ViliiilE ¢tri§hdaa
Adfil‘li 3F IWh {has};
y! I!
plop
in Mary one.
Mrs. Moses Taylor. mother at All
gum or Mrs. Boyd—“J; Way avenues
The new boasts bei erected by
Mrs: Norton and mm
'MMIJI avenue. are nearly com
plated.
' Miss ”Cigar fl lfaviilp,
VFhrh.fi ill the0 In! ‘3‘ ET”
‘0
we slim m ‘
Time sped so fast. dear mother at last ‘
—*L~—Istarnnd to
ligation...“ a e; Le; plepIant visit with.
crew Taylor. or Dutch. has been the
t l.|..
n «W l wiiai
n .and
fa store to the building tor-m
pied by Janice Btrchard's
titre store.
Keith Edwnrds who has hash
Visiting his
limits! urine.
WI“ 4‘
Justice Militia having his residence
repainted.
not“.
Miss Carrie Bradley is ent'ertalnias
triends from Brewster's. N. Y
. W . ‘l ,1
Mrs. James Motion is spondi a
wrek with relatives in New York
A large humher oI‘Nol'walk bobble
atutlended the lawn fete Wednesday svr
VII 8
lured I trolley ride to notch Point
Tuesday evening.
, wmum n.‘ Banks. the and...”
agent. is recovering from a severe at-
tack pl rheumtiim
-.,-——-r--~r _
C. a. not... who has ”been recupen
sting at lake George the past month.
has returned home. '
Mr and Mrs. Sylves Foatsrare
entertaining New York I ends at their
Cross Highway home.
her daughter and grand-
ew York city.
entertains
sou irom
Miss lrene howls, or Saugatuclt. bu
returned from a visit with her grand
mother, in Cross Highway.
Mr and Mia. Frank sturgla have
moved to Bridgewrt. where Mr. Stur-
gls has secured a lucrative position
The last or the ”Fresh Air” child-
ren at the home of Mrs. uroy Meek
or will return to New York Boulrdsy
The second series or "The Story of
the Rink Rose" will be given at. the
Saugntucll M. E Church. Sunday eve.
ulng.
Mrs. Michael Soul!” and da hter
who have been euioying an oil rig
the White Mountains. have returned
home
lxroy
among
sion r
Hudson
The grandchildren ct If Kenneth
Mackenaie. 87.. assisted hm several
evenings ago in ceiehnrting his 80th
anniversary.
Mrs. Benjamin Brothers» and
daughter. Miss Abbie quthsrtop. have
returned (mm a visit with relatives
in Bridgeport.
The Ladies Aid Society or Nichols
M E. Church enjoyed a delig htful day
Wednesday at Saugatuck wth their
i'rou’ler pastor. Rev. Mr. Be‘rvla.
all
Samuel Keeler has secured I poul-
lion in New York.
Mills. of thé Farm was
these who enjo ed the excur
in to New Yor
Mrs. Barker. of the city. who has
been spending several weeks at Ash
Cottage. has returned home.
Mrs. G. W. Ogden has returned from
a several weeks’ visit with her sister.
Miss Clerc. in Phililpsburg. Pa.
Charles Burnham has sold his house.
the former- Foote placg, to parties by
the name at Canterbury, from the
city.
Cree Reading Circle met with Mrs.
.LDAWiti a Thursday. "Fro the
Saddle by I a Carrlngton Cube
rend
‘ r
-+—————
.A. W. Merwin and Miss
CHI-ll are enjoying a‘ sojbnrd “It “hit.
Woodstcc. New Hambshlre. near
Frenconia Notch, White Mountains.
Charles Burnhanl, one of our sum
mel- residents. has presented the Wil-
ton Visibr ry Association with Harri-
nlan He asks."
The nihdern Juggernaut ran int
boy Sunday niternoon in Cannon. he
victlm‘ was riding his bicycle at the
tinge. but was thrown on and sustained
a badly la'cei‘ated hand Later" a. phy-
sician sdwed up the wounded rsem-
W ..
S ndsy evening in the Congregation:
alC ui'cll a very intei'eating’icollildcl'ilI
orative service was held. it boll: tho
100th anniversary at the plunger
Oliver Wendell figures. my a!
teubyte amr epoet lisu .
and Rev. ‘3'!) Hafit iiinde a rclosing
address. (allowing the more locally
S. Ogden. The speaker compared the
figs. and regretted that at are IIOA‘
tied in the action he did at iii
poetry stand side by side with W it-
gen Still Mr. Ogden conceded that
olnles was eminently a use: gaunt
times borderln
pinch view's' (“grog digging: m
scam. lol- he strongly b‘él
SI“. a hareaiter. as the lsctw
Dsskam Ind daughter. Iii-I .‘
moor
ll
Siding the Georgetown, (Va.). is”: MI
is H "t
Till Shepherds ct Bethlehem OBI .
. Mrs. Charles Landellberg has been '-
and up the
»d4|nt's. and also WWI...
. march in- the semis M.
lecture at the evening delivered by ll:
a doctor- wlul other more» it,”
II it Will lilli
c. .. - ...‘
scum Ilia-as val-racy.
Boston. l; Flashers-.0 (dragons):
rut-rim: 5, Boston. a tucoairh'anb).
cinema 9; Walnut. i (am
(osmotiwahu. 5: Cincinnati. 3
my
Breakim; Chicago, 1.
8t. Loula, ii: Now “as, 2.
American Lanes Irwin.
, Detroit a; nylon, ll. ,. ..
, New Yin-y d; tilevobm‘ ”.1 (that
game): Cleveland, 2: New York. 1
O
(second W).
Chicago. 6: St. W 3.
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ecpuoticut VIN“.
E Waterbury. ll: rt. G.
nonunion. 8: thumb. ! .iilrat
lime): suntan. Ilmioholhtm-
and gains).
armors, i; mummies. Witt. .
Now Britain. 1: or lamina
Intensifies-ls , .
Imam. cal...
Betting odds are announced '.
Iohwll WW“ I‘ll Wfl
home we emu iI prancing
rcoilawou dct' I‘M“ ..
trellis: earner" roam
too; pull up. .
ermiamwlh .
momma.“ ‘ ~‘
“041mm”
will herniation
mains film will be!!!“
all 091- IMO “it“ A!"
meeting at §'
m. . an alt
Bevei‘ai obi-014m this“?!
part. “her which the corn.
he Withstand .
inghgua. " A ““9313?
sing for the ilrs‘t 1i" . '
ft the ”fraught Malaise. lhr' “Isa,
or v .
1(th3' one is expected or Elfin _ ..
to sursarsln manhunt”?
alliance. arm. s—Mcmhsrp.m
Hamilton Club committal Millie
ranging tor the entertainment or M
dent Tait on September N.”
to discover some special Imam
will cushion W Whom
arcities on the recital WNW.
The latest also strangled Multilat-
ting together a hand of mm- 05
stature. cure-bandits to M rabi-
me or hill on thll Month
Habitual Club to bolt
amenities: and the.
2a-
cort with” M MID
the. West. Nile Ball Park
the Shimmer iron; ball W
Ville braids!!! II til Misfit .9 up;
crisper the le‘
olNorwiW. SIVing c
thousands of men and ‘
dren.
United Stgtea
to year‘h
iii the ek‘hoi't ti
the United States has no.
bly the large inc {In
ton of rial-din to
Amer-loan“ illi d!»
led to look’ ' _
tor the mam part at his ~-
Wines. In new. when. . .
ductiveness during the last‘ in?
ml
“ A “new separates
3.11% 95!
“Heath
film impressively.
as mildly "
w§cl
‘ ‘ dildv‘c'nfl
mes was to the
I-lsmily ”.d in wealth
on. or.
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