The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been In use for over 30 years, has home the signature of and has been made under his per- sonal supervision since its infamy. Allowno one todecelve you .a this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health at infants and Children-limousines agtnnst Experiment. What is CASTORIA 'Jnstorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare- «goric. Drops and Soothing contain! neither Opium. A! substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and alloys Feverishness. It Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation untl Flathlency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the ammo-h and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. csuunns CASTOR|A Atwavs Bears the Signature of The Kill You 'Have Always Biughl In Use For Over 30 Years. | raps. It is Pleasant. it hine nor other Narcotic cums Diarrhoea and Wind «it Well n J rr’nieom some it. mnoitle GplII poisons. to Order In Chicago, CHICAGO. Sept, l4.—Banhers from every state lit the Union and repre- sentatives of financial institutions in' Cuba and Hawaii Joined today lit the opening session of the thlrlyvlifth au- tiuul 'conveiliitin of the American iiankers' Association here. The collvenlion was called to order by the president, George M. Reynolds. president of the Continental National Batik. Chicago. In the Auditorium Theatre in the'prl‘senCe of close to 5.000 delegates. Reports of the various committees anti oflicers of the association: and ad. dresses of welcome and the responses filled the morning session. The principal address of the day by James J. Hill, of the Great Northern Railroad Company, on “National Wealth slid the Farm," was scheduled for tho nilcrnuun session. An address by Comptroller of the Currency L. 0. Murray on “Problems of the Camp lroller‘s Office," and an Informal ad- dress by Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, of the House of Representatives, were also on the days' program. CARRIES BULLET IN HIS BRAIN. WASHINGTON. Sept. 14,—Wlth a l t I sue “IVA". ”INII. ev IIIIM' eraser. I” "In em. E l «as? iron M‘lDDLETOWN MAN. MIDDLETOWN. Sept. II.—.\nntiier search was made along the river bunk yesterday for traces of Henry Smith, who is missing from his home at llllll' dam Neck, and for whom it coroner's order of arrest has been Issued. e ociety gmcurtpossrsh 1349. Deposits June 29, 1909. $3,707,107.48 George M. Holmes, Preet. t Win. A. Curtis, Vice-Preet. Fred'k A. Elie, Secy 5 Trees. Wall Papers =lN PRICES TO SUIT ALL ,POCKETBOOKS A Complete Line of Crockery. Glassware and Houselur- nishing Goods, Etc. English Blue China by the set or piece. Square White Fruit Jars can he 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 mid, Paper Hanging. L. Hf. Decker er weeNlnaron-erassr. ' poem nonwrluc Tet. con. Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight Only ‘ 0s and after ‘i‘beedey, Juuarr 'I. 1906. F‘relght Propellers will leave Pier 88. East River. New York. (foot 8'33? '."°'"‘ "3.11:? Jars; ii I l G p. m“ t Norwslk up in i b. m. and South orwalk up to 6: 80.92, ll- ‘Norwslk Steamboat Co. Arming J. Smlth, C. c. Hegemen, . , Leslie. Oenersl Agent. ‘ lesnslner II , If amen-guinea ' if“ so I! Ollie“. muslin Sheet. ,euscs are given special attention; also ‘nnsno‘aronr. corn. in Ieetdet on Petunia WIRE TAPPING SCANDAL PI'I"I‘SIIIIR(I. Sept. 14rd}. ll. Silyv lor, i't-illlerly liltill superintendent of the Western l'llioil ’l‘t'll‘fll'illlil t‘otir puny. and \'I'. ll. Smith, it lllrllisiier ol‘ slot-it quotations, are found guilty today on :1 charm- of conspiracy In connection with the win- lapping wt‘llll- ‘ dni prusecutcd‘by the t‘hicituo lluurd or ‘l‘l'iide. ll Elllllvill‘t‘ll ulleuml the wires of tho Chicago :lssotiztiloli had been topped and the lllilrltcl quotations sold Illegally. The jury In the case reached it settl- etl verdict Friday night which was ilot opened illltll court convened today. W. II. ’i‘linmpsou, an e ‘ii‘li‘llill. nl‘ so lntlltted, was ordered‘ quilted by the court. Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science or the cause or the disease and the-art of ad- luetihg the same. Discuss are caused by a wrench, twist or sprain i back. Even If done in child creates, pinched nerves an later life in the different 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 geisha Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS, D. C. 04 WASHINGTON 8T. so. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments lehn Also. “H... . . _..._. M... .. V. 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 lake for the lawn are good. but theydont’ 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 s :aiut. We have everything for the painting—linseed oil, turpe., ' us cured. 22-t-ulihre bullet iuibedded In the cen- ter of his brain, tired there with sill- cidul intent more than two weeks ago, :it‘rauk lilniiie left the Casualty lins- pital In this city yesterday. discharged He said he suffered no dls~ comfort other titan pains iii the head lund neck, and he talked rationally n’t lull times. The surgeons at the liospi. IIal said they detected no IIl~effects irw'" the bullet In lllalue's brain, and iii In their believe that he will not isltifer frolii It Iii future years. All X- ;ruy photograph of the young man’s head showed the bullet imbedded In the center of his brain. .* -..__.._. .— 0 MR. MATHEWSON IMPROVED. Herbert A. Mathewson. who had VSIlCh a harrowing experience Sunday laitli his nulomohile, ‘down by the car in attempting to start being knocked the motor willie gears were in unaware that the mesh. is considerably timproved today. though the bruises he sustained are still wry painful. Mr. tMnllleu’soil's many friends are express lug illlli‘ll gratification that the :1ch- tlt'lll tild not terminate more seriously. ‘iie is still laid up at his home. ~llziby won‘t stiller five minutes with (‘l'Iiiip if you apply Dr. Thomas' lit-let-tric Oil at once. It acts like magic. OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. CHICAGO, Sept. li.-—FIity~six en. tries are listed for the western open — golf championship, which will be held on the Skokie Country Club links on Thursday anti Friday. One of the belated entrants Is George H. Sargent. national champion, of Hyde Manor Club, crmont. National Champion Sargent arrived at the Skokie Club yesterday. and the first time out- -registered s creditable 74. Western Champion Willie Antler son, howevcn had the best score of these apenling for practice registering 72. Otto liackhack of St. Louis In making 75 reached the 525 yard six- teenth green in it drive and an Iron shot. . Your pick of a dozen different kindest ' RANGES COOK ' STOVES . Ranging in prices irom dates,- $6. 25 to $50. 00 con. WALL AND HIGH ere. MonwsLK. can". 1235* w. brushes and Atlantic Pure White Lead Tris FAMOUb DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND We can guarantee this White head's purity. See us about your painting. BE GORHAM assassins. . sss'r noswstk, certs. L' .I ... Horace E. Dana 81 Son, 46 WALL UT. NORWALK. insurance We heve'iseveralfidlclded bargains In Income producing' property that most Increase in villas with the rtpld growth of the town. ,i; I“ by Real “ Estate and ll All Coupons PEI] HEM] it“ Pill Pi“: PS ARE REDEIMED IY F. E. Lockwood '82 Qompany 39 will Street Your coupon properly tilled cut gets you s Spark Plug tree of charm. r i r. A. MlTCil-Ett . morelzinio y legitimate; can be Prompt'siid ell times. , Personal sttentio preseriptios work. Chain for our trolley . Corsets end welt financi- names prisons J. PAIKII. Ida-pr. Mrs. Henry A. Wood and Mrs. Elisa Waters have gone. to Coboes, New York. for a vlt.‘ The store front of the new lriilln building in- East Washington street Is now being built In. The schooner C. (I. Wehrum. a three master loaded with lumber. has III‘I‘IV- ed at the Hutch slid liiiiley wharf above the bridge. There Is considerable speculation as to when the llelledlt‘l Farms bridge work. bids for which were, recently opened by the selecttneu..will be start. ed. The Renault racing automobile, with Driver liaisoi, pulsed thloultli East. Norwallt. en route to New York from the Lth-ll, Muss. races. Sunday after- noon. It was stated this morning that some repairs just started at the Wash- ington street bridge will probably close the bridge to vehicle traffic for at least a day. ltI has been reported that tho glitt- bout Mitt-bins. which left the harbor Sunday. will return again In a is weeks. though there Is not yet i general understanding. (‘aplanl Arthur W. Day and a party of New Yorkvund New Haven people who are on Il cruise to Block island In Captain Day‘s sloop “Elisha Sax- loil." are expected home Sunday. It (.‘aptsln Peter Becker‘s wharf only had earl-l, many the tale It‘ could unfold these days. This wharf is a popular gathering place during the off season in oystering and much news does ilol get by this point. The frequency utilie visit to tilts , 4.“- _-. ,.._.. . $28.00 THAT’S THE PRICE OF OUR NO. 8 Charm Stewart Range and we claim it is ind belt stove value In this town rThis stoic is guaranteed in every pechland you are welcome to your money back after a month‘s trial if you weitit. l. J. llIiElllE & Sill ill. 134-136 summon eraser. scorn NMWALK. made for your lteihntsuby having Electric Lighting Bells, Private Tele- phones, Annunciators, etc, Installed— we’ll tell you how and furnish all materials. This Is the Electric Age and the Landlord who is up to date gets the :good paying .iensnts ,'l he Reed & Yolk Electrical Co. as WASHINC‘EON tracer. sours soswsut. ,. , TEL. 306. ratscitcss can. no. Dorlon Heuse . l (Gregory Boulevard) sAer nosvaLit. Shore Dinners end All Kinds of Sea Food Cooked to Order ' “‘ nos that. It: . pairs to the section of the bridge the ‘ day while on an expedition In search "d that they are a permanent fixture , hers. . the inflation iron the United itailan , mention. the company Intends to lind- ‘ ing the young women chastlsing a min- ‘ last night at the Methodist Episcopal Church. John E. O’Sullivaii, shortlisted. ttflh probably will not be long before Bar Norhslk has an oil! .ner patrolling here regularly. .. Twu big double truck working trol- ley cars. landed with heavy planks. If. rived In East Norwsllt this morning. The lumber is for use in making re- trolley company is called upon to keep In repair. Charles LaCrolx declares that it is a libel on his reputation as .n Dillerv man to say that he fell overboard Son- Of the ilnncy tribe. Charley Is rather. “tider the Impression that Burr Greg- )' Is responsible for the story. he closed cars have now been used ,the East avenue and Gregory Point es for ssvursl days and it is expect- until next summer. Mornings and nights the closed cars are much more comfortable than the. open variety. Friends of Burr Gregory, the well- known authority on East Norwslk his- tory. announced this morning that he is engaged on a project to Wgsnise the celebrated Stove Club. Whether Mr. Gregory will again accept the presidency has not been divulged. . Contractor ll. V. Curr has begun the construction of the liar fir the new residence of James . Youngs. In Ed- lie avenue. at Port street. Mr. Carr also has the contract for the building of the house and ,It is expected that the work will now be pushed right along. Howard W. Benedict. the divinity student. will leave Thursday for Peu- nlngton. New Jeisey. where he will resume his studies at the Pennington Seminary. Mr. Benedict has the honor of being selected for editordn-chlef oi the school paper during the coming session Complaint is made about disturb- slices at a point not far from the Washington street bridge. This morn- ing on», uulu stated that the air was blue Sunday morning with curses hurled at ti man by his wife. Nelgh~ here say the affair is anything blit pleasant to them. The natural growth oystermen were gratified to learn that they did not have to go to New Haven to get their ll eases. By the visit of the clerk of tit shellfish commission to South Norwalk this morning they were saved the inconvenience of a longer trip and railroad fare tilt well. The emu-rs of the Advent Christian Church hope to get a large delegation of the members to go to Narwallt this evening and attend the prayer meeting to be held at the home at Mrs. Meek- er. in Westport avenue. Those st- tending are requested to take the trolley car leaving the bridge switch at 7:24. From appearances, the plant of the Bridgeport Real Estate Investment Company. In Gregory Boulevard, has been ready for business for A long time. No cement blocks have been turned out there so for as known, but It has been reported for some time that the company Is liable to start tip at any time. The Epworth League. of the East Avenue Methodist Church, held a busi» ness meeting last evening and talked over plans for the coming fall. It was decided to hold a social in the Sunday school room on the evening of Coiuin bus Day October 12th. Theic will be a musical program. and an address as well. The name of the speaker will be announced later. The East Norwalk Yacht Club has now gone out of commission formally for therseasou of 1909. The ceremony was performed by Commodore Harry Rider who hauled down the club dog. This does not mean. however. thatc’e clubhouse will be closed 0n the pill trsry, It Is Intended to keep it ope winlei The tltib will therefore se ve as a social year round club as sell as a summer convenience for the them» Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com- pany held a regular monthly meeting last evening and in the absence oi Captain Arthur W. Day. First Lieuten- ant Jamss A. Johnson presided. One of the chief topics of discussion was Societies to participate In the Colum- bus Day parade. it was decided to lay this matter over until a special meet- ing to be held next week. in. the outlwhet the other .iire companies .of the town propose to .do _.._._,._.._.._. The story recently to the effect that Howard W. Benedict the divinity stu dent. who wasdsscribed as at pastor who had been whipped with barrel} slaves. by young ladies in his congre gallon on the occasion of his birthday", went all over the country. but Mr Benedict's friends. of course or at least the great majotity of them. will not take It seriously. Newspaper clip- pings have been sent to Mr. Benedict from widely separate points. ' A Chl- cage paper contained a cartoon pictur Isteriai looking man wearing side boards —— iiv_.-_i__illi ~ Captain John‘De Watels Is recover- Iilg from his recent illness. I An ofllclal hard meeting was held Major RnlJvIngstqn hockey is en- Joying a two weeks vacation from his duties in New York city. W Ellsworth Lockwood of Slivermine. has again secured a position in the ofilce of the Standard Oil company, on the Wilson Point road. ' island property, ' ed aloud of fertilizer for use about the ”man and woman talking about I three weeks‘ vacation I Miss Gertrude Sheridan of Roway- tbn, Conn is visiting at the home of her uncle, Philip Sheridan, on North Regent street.—Port Chester Item. —— I Alfred Mestre Is continuing the many improvements at his Shellield and recently receiv- grounds. s Benjamin St. John, who was so se- rlouslkduiured in a motor cycle a ci- dent. In Rowuyton avenue. some t ego. is able to be about again, and was out riding the motor cycle this week. Captain Frank Stevens, of the oys- ter steamer Mabel, reports that a pop poise stayed under his bow for (our miles and that just as he went to get it with a harpoon. the. porpoise dove and disappeared. The new artesIau well on Smith's Island has been sunk to a depth of eighty feet at present. bllt no water has been found. The Is going through rotten rock. at present. which Is hard or to so through solid rock. A large delegation of the members of Eureka Rebekah Lodge. came from south Norwslk to Bowsyton last week and gave a ‘sltlmmertou" to Mr. and Mrs. Earle Themes, who werel recent ly married. The affair was a decided ly pleasant one and all had a fine time. Refreshments were served. Residents of Rowsytoh avenue were considerably mystified. this morning, to discover several articles of women’s wearing apparel lying about the street, and cannot yet account for the strange happening. When Mrs. Sarah Benton opened the door of her home. this morning. she found a hat lying In the middle of the road. and runner inves- tigation brought to light a pair at women's bronze shoes bought at Conueully it Bracken's. in South Nor- walk; a pair of white gloves. small purse with two keys and a mark from so Ohio clothing house: man's hand kerchicf and a odour . than The hat was a (link bide straw with a black and white blind and covertliv with a while veil” it developed later "that residentv in the vicinity had heard I into night and that from the converse lion It is sumih'ied they had missed the last trolley car out of the village. The articles were turned over to Constable Edward J. Ladrlgan, who Is endeavor tag to find the owner lllllli Ill tuna For the rest of the season. Fred Smith will play considerably with the Derien baseball team. ' The Darien Junior baseball team fell victim. Sunder afternoon to the Rowsytous hy the score of 17 to l. There are uncalled for letters at the Durien postoillce addressed to Al extender Woers. L Oberg, Mrs. M. iii. Miller and Fred Lyons,.Esq. Mrs. Josephine Fielding. who has been the guest of Mrs. Henry M. Val- entine of Darien, the past, week, hat returned to her home in Bronxvllle Mrs. Valentine started Saturday to spend a week with her daughter, Mrs. J. w Purdy, who Is summering with her family in their bungalow at. Ll!- lngstnn Manor. in the mountains at Sullivan.County, N. Y. .. A farm hand said to have been em- Iployeti . iormerly ou the .Nielson place.- stopped Zigmund M son salts. was driving through D rien yesterday morning and proceeded to label him with choice names. He also Invited Mr. Meson down to tight. The latter did not accept. but finally got dow'. turned the man over and s anked Iml Then Constable Hsniord mith came along and‘ arrested- the farm hand who was so drunk that his name was not lesrned . . .t. .. The reception tendered Saturday ev ening b Mr. and Mrs. Herman Puck the hri e and gloom. was s-nioet en onshleevent. Mechanics .Helliln the Schlloting building, .waa tilled with guests, there being more than one hun- dred in ‘sttendance. Mr. and Mrs. Pitch: were showered with cosgsathlstionsl and alsowlth presents. thallstsr mm most handsome end almost ln‘nutnb r able. During the evening, Shepar orchestra played and refreshments were served. The bride and groom are at present residing with the former's parents, Justice and Mrs. Wiliunv H Willmott, Jr. The Dsrien baseball team was to have played a Stamford team. Satur- day afternoon. but the visitors tailed in appear and the regulars defeateda pick up nine to satiety the fans. it developed that the stemfordites star- ted lu e. motorboat, being. headed for Roton Point. ‘with the intention cf iln lshlng the trip by trolley. The boat engine broke down enrouie and when the visitors reached Roton they did not go any further.‘ A report came to Darien that they put in part of the time working in the Interests of the ‘ brewery business. FIGHTING FOREST FIRES. DOS ANGELEB,CaI..Sep_t.14.—— - Every forest ranger In this district In out with squads of volunteers. fight- ing four forest nree, thresteningthe San Gabriel watershed and the oil re- : glen. around Whittier. l'ili'ie worst fire 0" Poi-fill din.“ Is devastating the north .slope Mount Pacific. the hlshest will” in the second tier of the Sierra M are rouge} Reports from Mount Wilson say. that l Captain John it. On tee lies .teken his launch out of com scion and has ill it Jlr the life Is e worst In that. ,In several yea .end the water I In serious danger; _ - . t u. ..... . n6 fc' ifie‘ Adirondack Mountains" for‘4 ‘ ‘M A party from eston spent Sunday at the beeeh. .. o‘. ,. W— Richard Mentally of Cross Highway lost a valuable. heifer last week. Miss Carrie ”win” been the recent 0". . gu o fr es s 11 Plays!!! William Hart at Dillon City has been In town the past week unions efrlends. re Mrs. Cora Bettina and daughter of Norwalk have been visiting friends in the Esme. The Misses Dorothy and Martha Taylor are attending s private school In Norwelk. The Misses Thomas are entertaining New York friends at their home on re street. . Mr. and Mrs. Marchsnd of Comps Street hve_ left town for an extended visit is Psansslvenie. The trustees of the Beugetuck church held their annual meeting last. evening In the church. it at The September meeting of the Men' I Civic Club will be held this even!” in the selectmen's rooms. Miss Helen Sherwood of Greens Farms left Saturday fermions, N. ‘22. where she is attending school. At a recent meeting of the For- esters, D. P. McKenan. district deputy. was presented with a handsome ring. Dr. Underwood is having a new iron fence erected in front of his property which will '1’ a great implorelneat. Mr. and Mrs. Gershom B. Bradley have moved to New Haven. where [Min Bradley noldu a very lucrative pos~ ton. . The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will give one oftheii‘ uniniti- ous sdlnnere in the church who to- morrow. Willem Northrup. the popular clerk in the postoiilce, was united in alerti- egC"lsst week to Mia stile! nickel! of Nonvalk. John Push-ck has purchased a Quantity of hind neer Wllisin Sher- wood's and will soon begin work on a dwelling hohse. “’ I ‘r Mrs. Chauncey E. Han. 'ord enter- tained a dinner party of congenial friends at tile f'Homeeteed" .bept. tin honor at her birthday. ' ' s 8“...— "Ir Mrs A. H. Grant and daughter have“ returned to, their home in Now my alter a pleasant visit spe lives on compo street. 7‘ Owing to a large number re at the High school as will have to be obtained byth board to assist In the work; ' Harriet Ogden and Mls's Heretics Bradley, who have been s the pest month It the old Cross Highway: have re . village. . -‘* ' t: Prof. A. D. Lens of New You: will be at the Methodist church this even- ing and give s free labeling: l siueie note reading, voice on “1% chorus work. .. t” I Miss Mary Bredy, who attended as a delegate from Star ofw ’rtm cli- cleC. other-PL incw Miy delegates from this state the III"- preane convention of Atlantic City, has , returned clone. I Jonas CHANG“ DAY or silico- ~:‘ ~ “Arron: . 5",“ " OMAHA, Nob" sent. it.—seceuie Judge nation. or the Douglas duality District court, departed hen the bio” custom of drink so literally on excitations is... lame leer scariest: 'drurdd‘eradf" WNW-m police wearers. he reassess some day. mm Omaha stint-tenet axiom Wish We) (“is”) for Eignerm‘fih I stead of Friday, Judge So ‘ . ‘ “The exeeatioael semesters on Fri- day .slwaye. announcement-n me. it immeaetmn detihgdsltk' ti- cuity sustaining: issesth'ss ‘a-‘ use or the emulsion as tumult . seems terms. .thb-nvevethel secs 3 the weeltzon .rwhlclr to vindicate law and Justice: thereon: noneeedity SM ‘ confining an ssecution‘ to them upon ‘ which the .Seviour gave up ills lite.” My ‘ «uses or cams recitation. CHICAGO. Sept. it..— 1" senil- mentality" does Is much MW one thing to promote unmade“ to opinions expresled by . . Judge' III N Gem ll dress gins-[git last a “ Dduslqs Neisb’bor lentil“:l "is. is s weekly. pit other-chance ldnl. mil, “that if vlftusll' ;~ props from “MW. E are two thousand profs“p pockets him . before me dsywlters tie , - , ‘ always themes ,foi-a film .‘nN ‘. times not child'i here pinkboc «we set free and go‘ back to ply their dopey u ..., - .,' Win-mu". sentimentality lelto This niust (tether ciety will ‘0 to pieces ' “9E ow shut if a man‘s wife eat... eatitledf to e iditnore "HE
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