(hilltops) m ALi Gill". 3 Pi u Olfll‘ AVeceiablel‘ dissimila- silillldiillglil'iiltllilili Inga. "ISM - .mtuoias Dimtionflvni'tl ncss nudlksttoniahsmih Opium Morphine Itorifiuud. Nor NARCOTIC. rtlie “nib—r moans”... Womsf‘auvulsionsfrwtisb IBSI‘OIIALOSS orSLalil’. \lti IIII-Itlhs uid Q35 Dosis —})(I~rs Enact Copy of Wrapper. McASTflAIA I The Kill You Have Always Bought . In llse For liver from this end of the town went up to Thirty Years "a! olif'llil M”... I n... fluvial: ll II'ngI- ihnt ll't‘illiiit‘iii mm of bolted hcun lunIlIes, it is itiif‘ to cultivate Ii spirit that yoanII-th for terrupln. NORWALK - Savings Society INCORPORATED ms. Deposits June 29, 1909. $3,707,107.48 George M. Holmes, Prest. Win. A. Curtis. Vies-Prest. Fred'k A. Ella, Sscy l Tress. Wall Papers “ IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETBOOKS A Complete'Line of Crockery, Giasswaré and Houseiur- nishing Goods, Etc. English Blue China by the set or place. Square White Fruit sun can be cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will pack closer. the Jars 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. Painters“ Supplies. Best Mixed Paint. $1.25 gallon. _ Painting and Paper Hanging. L. H. Decker s1 wasmncrdn eraser, court-I NORWALK. TEL. con. Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight Only On and after Tuesday. January ‘l_ isoo. Freight Propellers will Pier 38, East River, New York, of Dove;I street). every day. (except luday). at s p. In. Freight received at Not-walk up to f p In. and South Norwslk up to 5: 80 p. m Norwaik Steamboat Co. Annlnp d. smith, 0. c. Hegeman. Leases; ' PLIT OFF TRAIN AND FELL UNCONSClOUS. Chum-s Frodcricks, of uridgcport. board-«i u train in Stamford Saturday. about I II. nI. He did not pay his taro, Jillli the ”inductor put him off the liiilil IIt Cost‘oli. At the station there Ian fell unconsciotis, and was taken In the (ii‘t‘t‘illditil Hospital. The doctors touud that his Iouditinn was due to “(‘0 illdlligt‘lltt‘ in alcohol. lie Ives St IIt back it) Bridgeport ltliI‘r. The ~IIIIIrtcst fellow is never the one who thinks he is. i THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art cf ad- -iuating 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 Ister life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly- sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis- eases are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. M WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK olsgnstlc Treatments Given Also. A Timely subject For All House-Owners This is the season for cleaning ‘up the premises. Soap and the scrub brush for the house and the take for the lawn are good, but they dont‘ go far enough. You can clean dirt away. but to make the house, the barns, stables and fences right they should be freshened up with :sint. We have everything for the paintingnilnsaed oil. turps.. brushes and :the harbor in his lunch yesterday for an outing on one of the islands of the lemma today in Stamford and ends at 'this afternoon. 'for Nurses, is enjoying p vacation with Samuel Hall. who west at Pittsilciti recently to take a position. is in town to spend the labor Day holiday. John Lilley and James Green. of‘ ilrookyin. are labor Day guests of} John Roberta, of Pleasant street. There are still several dampers left at Calf Pasture. The cool weather of into has worded out all but the moat hnII.iy _.___,_ —ltIIy the best—iianner liread..iinn» nor liakery. Open evenings. Dr. H. E. Ayers and family. of Flushing, hung island. stein town to remain over the holiday with rela- lives. Mrs. Minot S. PnrtriI-k has moved from the Hefner block on the Wash- ington street bridge to the Keelcr place on the bridge. One of the biggest weather changes of the- season developed yesterday, the thermocter dropping some thirty degrees in u very short time. A delegation of baseball enthusiasts Norwalk yesterday afternoon and saw II gami- on the Colonial diamond. The natural growth oystcrmen will be glad when the time arrives for them to get to work on the. state beds. The law goes off two weeks from to- day ‘ Captain Fred Anderson. of First street, took II company of friends down hurhor. ll. AIIIIInIison is one of ihc entrants for the modified Marathon racc. which lioiou Point at the athletic games The Rev. W. W. Gillies greeted his congregation yesterday for the first time on Sunday in nearly a month. in that he has just completed his vaca- tion. Holy Communion was celebrat- 'I»d lit the morning service. Miss Martha E. Croescbner. who is II student in the New Haven Hospital her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Grocschner. of Fort street. The Washington street bridge is oil Get Your. Drug Wants Filled at the B rid g e Pharmacy ailntiomm and ancient service It Personal attention given to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come in and wait for your car. names swam J. PARKER. Wr- A few 56-in. Regular price, $2. 00 Now; $1 19 F. A MITCHELL COR. WALL AND Him ‘T'e nonwaut. conn- Atlantic Pure White Lead . THE FAMOUU DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND We can guarantee this White Land's purity. See us about your painting. EE. GORHILM DECORATOR. EAST NORWALK, CONN. General Agent. ___- Examiner II If R Peta iii-to to an omces lmuiuln Street. “incarnate. coal. lice.- ‘ HoraceaE.‘ Dalia 8: Son, . 45 WALL a1'.. NORWALK. insurance In income producing property that must increase in vplue with the rapid dens m isr holder. on Patents. growth of in. town. ‘ g.- Real Estate ‘and- i . i i All Coupons REA HEAD SP! it‘lllllis .aidllng him there. stead of being left in a large pile. Conductor Thomas an: arady, of the Gregory Point lily. many friends at this end of the town who will and pathlse with him in the loss of his in- fant daughter by death yesterday. Giacomo Gbiotto has recently pur- chased the fruit busifis‘ of Charles F. Guarnieri on the W bridge and his son A _ G has also sold his half}: rest in the store of Ghiotto and} ichlsoin, in South Main street, to us eon. Anthony P. Gbiotto. if _..._....._..._... Several cigarette smoking small boys should be taken in hand by their parents and given It spanking. Also there is at least one store at this end of the town whoae proprietor should receive a visit from the authorities. Yesterday afternoon a little. young star came out of this store looking big as llfennd putting away at a rig; gratis. Ralph Decker. who was hurt some time ago. losing two fingers. part of another and part of the thumb on his right hand, expects to get back to work in a short time. The wounds have now healed completely and only give Mr. Decker trouble occasionally. He was injured on the oyster boat Comtn‘ander. Borne waste he was using .got caught in the gear cogs and drew in his hand. There is a ilrat~clsss example in 898‘ view avenue of the way the select- men's road making operations turn out. There is one well worn wagon path through the crushed stone, which the stone rentulns itnirampled on over a big section of the road. This same result is being worked out in tnost places where the stone is Just care- lessly ihmwn about. Charles code. the Washintgon street barber. is a decidedly busy young man these days in addition to his regular business. He Is seretsry of the United Italian W which is preparing the big Co. bus Day celebration and as a result put in most of yesterday attending to correspon— deuce. Although he has been in the United States but this years. Mr. Oddo's mastery of the English lau- guagc is remarkable. at that be both speaks and writes it fluently. This is espeIlnilv notable in view of the fact that he never studied English in_ school. Previously he had been well educated in ltalian. in that be started out to become a priest. Constable .t. .I. Main had In. hands full on his cuaiOmsry weekly visit to East Norwaik Saturday night. He found quite a number of young men and older men who had an over supply of liquid taugiefoot and they were in a Joyful mood. doubtless on account of the fact that today will be u holiday. But this was not all. He had no less than two family rows on his hands One man named Kelly, who was making trouble for his wife._was taken in tow by he constable, but later the alleged offender was paroled. Dur‘ ing the time the constable had this man on his hands he got track of an- other man who was mixing it up with TELEPHO' CALL 720. .. Do_r__lon House (drapery Boulevard) IACT NONWALK. Shore about Indian roam Sea Food Cooked to Order John E. O’Sullivan - inasmuch. A Tallt‘onfiooliflgés '~ ‘- All RMIMID IV F E. Lockwood 8t Company N69 Wall Street Your coupon properly filled out gets you a Spark Plug free it looks pretty. Sit tin 1it and try the Springs—Press it Mini! with your hand all over it and Ice bat it is well and uniformly packed and that its “sprlng’ness” is spread over the whole surface. Judge the quality or the cov- ering of course but don't ignore the Springs. 0» than! a life of the lounge will depend. onto here, and we‘ll show you the test ever made. All. Milli, A Sill ill. Washington attest.» death Remain . h ' been dhtribuiad along the edges lav, is being rapidly reduced to a rut, while . Will ‘0”. Alliilll. fill-r Mrs. Julia Burns. of literwin street. Norwnlkh was the guest of Mrs. Al- ien Dauchy. Rowaytou avenue. recent- ly. Mrs. Martin Kellogg, _of Norwalk, and daughter. Mrs. Louis Crank. of ‘ New York, were guests of lira. Alien Duuchy. of Rowaytoo avenue, Sun~ day. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. of Nich- ols, Conn., called on Dev. and Mrs. McDerrnott at the parsonage, Thurs day afternoon. The race planned by the members of the Rowayion Yacht Club. for Sat— urday. was not held on account of the roughness of the water. The members will enjoy a Clambake today at Bar- clnya' island, Mrs. V. J. Beneliaha and sons have returned home from their vacation at Sea Gate. Coney Island. lira. Bcorman. sister of Mrs. Beneltshs, accompanied by her children. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Benelisha. Mr. Doorman is also a guest over the holiday. The services in the. Methodist (‘hurch Sunday were in charge of the pastor, Rev. W. R. Mchrmotl. Holy Communion was administered at the morning service. The evening subect was Tran'dguration vs. Conformation. The their was in place after a vaca- tion of two Weeks and rendered spec- ial music at both services. There was a good attendance at Roton Point. yesterday. notwithstand- ing the strong wind which was blow- ing throughout the day. The many attractions were well pntronised. it is now considered likely that the point will close on Sunday, September lath. if the weather continues favora- ble. The trolley cars will go around the 100p until the 25th inst. Allcn Dpucbey. of Rowsytoti avenue. expects to attend the fortieth annual reunion of the Eighth Regiment. to he held at Pythisn Hall, No. it Central Row, oppOslte the postoihce. Hartford. Friday. September 17th. Business meeting will he called at it a. m. Dinner will be served by Nathaniel Lyon Relief Corps at 11:45 a. m. The regiment will then go to the State Capitol to attend a brigade re-union of the 8th. iith and iron C. V.. in the Representative Hall at 1:30 p. m. At. ter the Brigade re-Itnion, the “Soldier Boy' Monument. presented to the State of Connectitut by the late Colonel Cheney will be dedicated and turned over to the state. Major W. 0. Crockett. formerly of this place. now living in South Norwnlk, is vice- presidcni from Company H. and Major Edward E. Pelton, of the Mormon Soidiers' Home. formerly of South Norwalk. vice-president from Com- pany it ‘ ililiiilliii SAAB" ill Sllll Plillit (Continued from First Page) in that they were held in the cells at the police station from 1 o‘clock until about 6 o'clock. Stevens dually went bond for the. whole bunch in the sum of 826 each. . ' . Local Police Not Wise. This raid was pulled off entirely without the knowledge of the local - ; police, who were as much surprised as anybody. The first any of the local officers knew about the affair was a call Oncer John H. Toothlli bad for assistance from the state pd licemen at the time of the raid. Tooth- ill was patrolling in Water street and was asked to take some of the fro quenters up to the police station. The case is due for a hearing to morrow morning in the Haviland street court room and. there is no daubt there will be a big crowd on hand, for anything the state police are mixed up with produces this re sult. May Lose His License. The impression seems to be that Markham. if conVicted, stands a first class chance of losing his license. Ac- cording to the general understanding of the new law first conviction for s first violation of the liquor in? now means the forfeitureof the license. The license for this place was turned Don't buy It Lounge. simply semi over to Markham only recently by .hls brother, Andrew Markham. How They Did it. it is said that tile four officers who turned oi! the ion were tanks, W. E. Johnson Rows Wheeler and R. W Brisbane. it is believed. however. that the correct uame,of one of the. ulcers in the hunch is Briggs and that he balls from Hartford. Their plan‘s were carefully laid. The one who has been here for several weeks. more or less; got acquainted with men who are is the habit of hit!- tag liquor at the Markham plane and ”W... we! www.mmuuuuus AWI Mareafbissndotitanwaillht‘ .bd‘ and his three fellow calcsrs ways allowed in the place today without question. After they had sailsaed themselves that they had plenty of evidence they let the cat out pond bag by snusuhciu their ids and making wholesale arrests on sspot. Naturally, there was consternation in the place.’ Guarded by untried. After the arrests the stats polica~ then told the local police that it would not have been possible for them to have made the arrests, be- cause of the fine guard system. They declared that there were several stool pigeons distributed about the en. trance to give instant warning in case the police showed their noses about. Not in the lsnrocnt. The captures were not made in the banroom, which was open fer inspec- tion from the outside. The visiting state slicers said their prey was die tributed to a back room and in a toilet mom, quick trips being made to the bar after the drinking mate- rial. Aftsr asvsrsi Others. These omcers came here with the express intention of getting Mark- ham and two itaiian saloon keepers. 0n the last two, it appears that they fell down, for they did not make any arrests in these cases. About 4 o'clock yesterday alien noon the whole four emcers went up West avenue to a red automobile. The report was that they intended to do a little job in Winnipsuk. and it is considered likely that they went to Wilton also. ' No arrests from the Winnipauk section were reported last night at the Norwaik police station. who lent for Them. The local police say that they have no idea who sent for the state police- men and nobody slashes told '- '~ doubted that they would have been here unless tipped of! by somehow that there was business for them. The news of the Water street ar- rests went about The Norwalka in quick time. and it was action before about everybody interested knew about it. These officers also 'did a good busi- ness in New Canaan and Wilton 8at~ urday. A despatch to the Bridgeport Herald yesterday said: s- OTATI ’OLIOI RAID le GA- NAAN OPEAK IAIIIO. Lots of leer Found There and in Wilton. NEW CANAAN, cons, Sept. i.-—A squad of state police descended on the “speak castes" here and in Wil- ton today and arrested six persons for selling beer and liquor without a license. At the store of Dan Ham- ilton. a keg of beer and sixteen b'ot- tles were found. Twenty—nine bot- tles were found in the place kept by Mary Costello. J. 3. Keltney's gro cery store furnished'slx cases of hot- tied lager. in the boarding house kept by Pedro Petrone three kegs of beer and several pints of whiskey in bottles was found. Ofllcers Louks, W. E Johnson, Rowe Wheeler and R. w. Brisbane took part in “the ‘raids. All the parties arrested fur- nlshed bonds which were fixed in such case at t$150. w BEFORE TH! AUTO RACES. (Cleveland Plain Dealer). , "Have you opened the doors of they temporary hospital?" , "Yes." " "is the ambulance corps scattered along the. course?' “Yes." “Are the stretcher men in line?" “Y“. "Are the ‘tlrst aid' men in line?" “Yes." “And the special wire to the core ner's ofllce working?" "Yes." "Then let the races begin!" Anxious Mother—How do you know young Csshleigh is in love with you. Has he told you so? Pretty Danghter—N-no; but you should see the way he looks at me wht’m i am not looking at-him.—-Chica- go News. ' ”So Bliggina has written an histori- cal novel?” "Yes." answered Miss Cayenne. “Who is the hero of the book?" “The man who has undertaken to publish l ."—Bohemiau. She—0b. George you‘ve broken your promise! The Cheerftil one—Never mind, dear l'ii make you anotheri—‘Ccmic Cuts. “if i buy six eggs at one franc the doses, and four sons worth of grun- ere, what does that make?” ~ . "A cheese customer-hon Viv-lat. , the , about.“ . . r t l rmmmt Short ”in“ Wig; mil Pri- Itaiiy All Abs. in Barri m NEW Yoshi 89st. sir-was: bust naaa hem lathe stock market last week, evidence had been accumulat- ing over‘ Sunday which served to dis- "PA?" the principal anxieties which had been keeping the market shuttled and eseitsd. More exact information of a. n. Harrhaan's state or health uietsd the hysterical alarm on that subject. A personal statement from air. Harriinan late on Monday cohorts- sd the more rational impression of his health and the subject. thereafter. did not figure, more than casiialiy in stock market consideration. Tlils rs- tirement of the anblact from prominent consideration by no means ended its influence as a factor on prices. for there was a residue of uncovered short sales of stocks based on the expected ill enacts of the declining strength of the president or the Union Pacific The short interest in the market its s substantial influence & the week, even after, the lament pad al~ most panicky buying for that, Wait at the opening of the mi The au- proscn of a holiday interval of three days at the end of the week ottsasl~ tied the disposition to close it lattes contracts, and incrssssdythem de- mand from the short interest. With the clearing away a! the art!- ieties caused by Mr. Hartman’s ill- ness. the way was open for "emotion of influence by the vedy favorabla ho- tors in the general situation. 0! tin-s. primary importance was coco the iron and steel trade situation. seen by the aggressive to '4): U. s. Steel in the recovery 0! prices. This was sufficient to place the price oi that stock at s new record level. Trade advices all pointed to the ex- pending demand for iron and the sky Irs’orsimry activity is all lilies ¢r tin- isbsd steel products. Various: and anascisi aathqritisa- save me. ly sanguine satin-tea or Imam; next year. , 7- m o 8. Steel Corporation . ~ are from thtlarge ‘euiilayo of - out of earnings and from a ' . resort to a policy of new ' ‘ ' sues to meet further rem It uredaiaointharisalathe's‘toe The influence of the steal “ ' vices was not aupple'mehtbd e' ' from the copper trade owingirflct- pally to the statistical position beg-‘4: metal its-sales of copper“ until further accumulation of starch ropsan warehouses suggestedtiie to» foresee that speculative sans! bad beahalsrge factor inancblfl, ,ih demand as had occurred, whtlfi. ii. eni- talned rate of production argued a difficulty in sustaining the‘priea' I!!!“ metal. Copper stocks got sons " fit for sympathy with the general ra- wy’asyt‘sss traps the assumption that general in atrial ‘i agricultdral‘. pie-yes pike-mi solos coups for sugiety. .I. Monty Jurist ls stibibaell‘; to comm. Wide to the hm factors at Work thereto afflict tbs Witt- ture. bntzths aotadlclect chasm ' not been «moneys: tom an we music. I. minorities- " doctrines. trhls One-Armed Giff is an Rupert .0,ther . = .- . Her right oral crushed off at the shoulder by a heavy wagon when she was 6 ram old. mu‘ sans it. tier. of Omaha. new lo‘yaara old, did not let the stnpty sleeve become to her an ex- cuse for inactivity Rather she took up the debt aaaiuu an unkind tatstauu today is said to. earn more Ipby thsnlany «doubler in omens becanee rot her wetlands! speedon "MW. ... . i III This remarkable young slat Hilda been giving window With! use ability in the offices ‘6: k W company. like hat a mow the company to glvstho throughout this Matty seldom Besides drawing a‘lsrge saw 'tds, herself, she is silo IIAOWIGJWITHI for a traveling companion. “Very soon alters-last my am i began to Ieaiise“ tau i must slit let - my affliction be a seams of sorrow and l noun: 1 could make . typewrittel." she said recent come expert at anything if ' persevere: Patience is» all
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