‘-—
't'belCindYeullhveAlweysBoo’ghhsndtvhiehhssbeu
in use for over 80 years, has borne the signature of
endhssbeenmadeusderhispo-
W
and alloys Feverisbness. It
Colic.
The Kind You 'Haieilways Birgit
In Use For Over 30,Years.
m MAUI “In". W MIMI "II". III was cm.
1
won one to deceive you .n this.
All (' ollutcriioits, mutations and “Joshua-good” are but
\preriuient’e that trifle with and endanger the health at
infinite fin“ when... sealant Experiment
What to .CAS I ORIA '
pastor-hi. it a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
tun-.ic Drops end Soothing Syrups. n is Pleasant. It
mutalns neither Opium. Morphine her other Narcotic
substance. Its ego is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
eves Teething Troubles,’ cures Constipation
and Flat lenoy. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Sinmrwh and Bowdg, ["1113
The Children’s fiancee-The
csnums CASTOFHA Atwnvs
Bears the Signature of
sppervision since «It infancy.
cums Diarrhoea dud Wind
eslthy and natural £1609-
othcr's Friend.
'1 I. i risoii filial.“ of Stiilliflau
county. N w Y‘oi‘it, ugh
and, M . Ryder. of Van 0Zundt
street.
“is?“
The [ curly riser reports that
the rain in morning set in gently at
3 o'clock and that by it o'clock there
was a hard shower. . 3
Conductor Mater do has re
sinned his duties on the oral trolley
lines, having completed a two days
\iitillioll Wilit it he spent in Dnnburv.
Hermon Ryder is achieving quite {l
reputation as a collector of clocks. 0!
into, he has added a number or inter
eating specimens to his collection.
Captain Arthur w. llny arrived
home yesterday front a cruising trip
in his sloop, having as passengers a
party of New York and New Haven
people.
Mrs. Lester lt‘. Reynolds will be the
louder of the loyal Workers' Society
meeting Sunday evening.
will he “Christ as the Chief Corner
Stone."
Owing to the liitlisposition of Pas-
tor Gillies lust owning, the eckli
pinyci service of the First Avenue
\icthodist Church was conducted by
_ Hurry Clossett
Jesse S llrundugc and William Av
cry of Washington camp l' O. S. of A.
went to (lrtciiwith last night and ill-
stuiled the ofllcers of Washington
Cunip No 3 of that place
bread and biscuit.
llanuer Bakery.
—-lloiiieiiiade
l‘lionc order. In”.
The Rev. w. W. Gillies, pastor oi
the lust Avenue Methodist-Church, is
ill ut the parsonage, ill Rowan street.
'l‘hc pastor has been a sufferer this
summer from malaria and it is believ-
I‘ti that his present illness is a recur-
Iciit ethic-k.
Contractor ii. V. Carr will shorilyi
erg-52,; . -...1-. . .-.-.
Cooks in Milwaukee Wis” fllt' IIbout GOV. JOHNSON lMPROVED. .
to organize it union. um lll‘S “Ill! it \iiun. Sept. [7. (lov-
The man who said, ”Talk is Ohm” t-‘illfll‘ Johnson is Ioiiuiuon limit) In
never had to pay his wife's telephone
changes. ’
NORWALK
. Savings Society
iNOORPORATED 1M9.
' Deposits June 29. 1909,
83.707.107.48
g George M. Holmes. Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Fresh
Fred’k A. Elle. Becy & Tress.
Wall Papers
lN PRICES TO SUIT ALI.
rocssreooks
A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and Houseiur-
nisiung‘ Goods. Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and hotter. Fruit. will
pack closer. the Jars will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
glass Jars
Square White Jews have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shedermugle to order.
Painters‘ Supplies. ~
Best Mixed Point, 03.25 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
I7 WAOHINGTON CTRIET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CON.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
Onsnd at» My. January 7,
1908. Freight Pro will leave
3 East River. New York. (toot
ver street )..s any day, (except
m). at e p. m. ”flight received
:tNorwsikuptoe‘p". In. estoutli
lklptofi'flPgll
Norwalk Steamboat Co. e
Aiming J. lmith.
' house. ~
" c. c. Hegemnn,
General Agent.
or In
f§.S3...’i......
tits is“
Wmm’inill Street.
monsoon-r. cons.
much more hopeful and while thci
danger from llllt umonlu .iiid other com- i
plicntions incident to :In opmntion
nut-ll us ilt' has passed lillvllgil is by
no iiieitlis over. there is some promise
of a speedy recovery.
It was expected In the hospital to-‘
day that the governor‘s pulse was
steady. The first bulletin issued to-
day indicates that the patient has
passed a satisfactory night, sleeping
five hours. [its temperature was 98.5,
pulse itiz'i.
TIIE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Is the 'Icienoe or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
iustlng the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood".
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. Heart, Kidney and Female Die-
sases are given special attention; silo
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropracto s
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
MWABHiNGTON 51’. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
It Tuneiysoi‘iiect
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
b brush for the house and
e 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 froshsned up with
build a carpenter shop forthimself, it
is understood (in the pile foundation
trout which the Swedish Congregation-
:Il Church was recently moved. having
made an Iirrnugemeiit with Contractor
Leslie Gamble.
The Washington street bIldge is a
Iirtc place from automobile slwmling.
whn machines stirke the board high
way their drivers must necessarily
slow down. Should they fall to. there
would not be much left of the springs
(If their cars.
it is hoped by a number of people
that when the South Norwnfk board of
health considers the shell pllc truer.
tioii of the Washington street bridgc.
it will also not forget thc condition of
the mud under some of the bridge
buildings. The flats at some points
look like a sewer outlet.
.-
_Two schooners were in the lower
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
Steamship Tickets
J. M. LAYTON 8i C0
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
The Newest Patterns in
Cook’s and Potter's
Linoleum
EXTRA HEAVY GRADES or
Oil Cloth
SpecjithT—(iiier
All Oil Cloths 'sntl Linoleums bought
'3 on MOIIdRYMHID FREE OF CHARGE. 3
r. A. MITCHELL?
COR. WALL MID HIGH IT'e
:aint. .
We have everything for the
painting—linseed oil,
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE rAMouo
ourcu aov PAINTER same
We can guarantee this White
Lead' s purity.
See us about your painting.
E. E GORI‘IRM
DR¢OMTOE
rm some-K. cons.
Horace E. Habitat Son,
45 WALL or. uoitwALIt.
‘ Rc‘ai Estate and].
insurance
in income producing property that
muet lncresi'e Ih valid wmi the rapid
as. hotel Id! We! on Patents.
growth of the town.
tarps., g
noswALK. opus. .
«a
All Coupons
3 fort”
if“, till.
Piiiii
Ah! ifitiiittiiitkd ‘I‘V'
EELockwood
817 Company
' 39 WAlIStreet
Your cum. properly filled
9‘“ gets you s Spark Plug free
of ,tr WWII-"t ' _.. , ~
The topic f
Bridg Pharmacy
I I“Prompt end elei-i servieee't
, times
non-immin- not to or
prescription work.
'tlocnirs 33...?“
AW...
00D. it All;
i .i. I-Anssn. one.»
w
harbor, ol Greny’s Point min more
lag, in connection with the transfer-
ring of oyster; to Greenport for the
Elsviorth Company. The oyster; are
in these waters the company s pow-
er hosts and vi be planted again
when they reach Greenpot‘t
The two houses which the langdon
islands Company has been building
at the property are now nearly com.
pleted. The larger of the two is three
stories in height rind contains four
teen rooms. The other house is two
stories high and contains eight roows
The plans are out for two other houses
but nothing has yet been done toward
“limiting work on them.
A clothes line thief has been abroad
in East Norwalk, as was discovered
this morning by Mrs. ivcr Peterson.
of Bayview place when she looked
over her line on which many clothes
were left last night. it was a discrim-
inating thief in that Mrs. Peterson's
apparel alone vies disturbed. This
is taken an indication that the thief
was quite probably a woman.
Contractor Charles ll. Aisthorpe has
completed building an extensive fence
on the factory grounds of J. and J
Cos, Limited in South Norwslk. This
i fence is 30 feet high 6 feet high and
has a wide strip of wire surmountiug
lit. The fence separates the tennis
court maintained for the bcucfit of the
company's employee, from no adjoin
[ng baseball lot.
An important special meeting of the
East Nofw alk Yscht Club will be held
', this evening at the Club quarters on
,the Benedict l-‘nrms Bridge At this
time plans will he made to improve
the club quarters anti make them a
first class year around place for the
members. A prominent member of the
organisation states that he thinks the
time very user when the club will buy
its quarters. instead of leasing them.
its at prcsent. Recently a number of
new members have been taken in.
It appears that there must be some
misunderstanding over the matter of
an invitation to the East Nora ulk Fire
Police to participate iut’the Columbus
$23 do
THAT'S THE PRICE OF OUR NO. 8
Charm
SteWart
Range
if. isphe’ev, stove value
and we claim
in this town.
This stove is guaranteed in every
respect. and u are welcome to your
money back n or a month's trial if
you want it.
i. J. IIEIIIII I Still ill.
134-13! WASHINGTQN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
no Midi!
more destir'd'bid rhur‘buifdih? can he
made for your tenants—by having
Electric Lighting, Bells, Private Tole
phones. Anuunclators. 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 tenants.
llieiteed &Volii on... Co.
to w'A‘s’H'uloroN one,
soursuuo WALK.
ways» a.
I}
TILIPHONI
Dorlon figugg
tar-ow ”'f'l’fli
unpnonwux.
-——
Shore Dinnersnnd All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
It
PMPII'TOI.
‘ mouse. " with its treasure
John E. O’Stliiivall:
p . . .
IBM sealant that”
' known invite? on was
rotary Charles Odds. of the [tattoo
Societies. was gurprised to learn this,
stating that he had mulled an invite-
' ties to Captain John Ashwortb. lie
is desirous of sooth Mr. Asbwp rtlt, as
it. is thought that in» invitation may
: no have reached its destinstlon.
ii ”The special tire district meeting.
when the reslg rations of two of the
electrical com ssioiiers, Robert F.
Clark and lrvlng D Rob rtson, will be.
considered Will be held, robbbly with
in the next week or ten days. The die-
taict (ammo; wiimh voted to accept
t e r as w h
next Tuesday er. with iii-A
tor of callin a dis ct meet ng will his
discussed. ft is considered more than
bable that the district meetn
iii] be well worth attending (or e
trouble in the electric department. has
been simmering beautif u [y for sever
al months and will just about boil over
by the time of the meeting.
~Regulates the bowels. promotes
easy, natural movements, cures cont
stipatlon—Doah's some. Ask yours:
druggist for them. 25 cents a box.
mm!
Attorney Samuel Tweedy. 0! Dan-
bury, caughtb an of lit a thrsoqunr-
tor poun blacktl h iesdny. Mr.
island, and this is the largest tlsh
csught of! the island this season.
it has been learned their the articles
of women“; wearing apparel found in
Rowsyton avenue one morning this
week belonfod to a domestic formerly
in the amp 0y of Mr. begget't. The
woman had been drinkiuz somewhat
and lost her position, but it is not
known why she threw away her be—
longings.
illitiil ‘ilill Milli.
The death of the infant son of Mrs.
Henry Brencher took place last week.
Miss Helen Jelllffe Is now attend-
ing the High School in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman'F Puck will
soon move to rooms on Railroad av-
enue, -Darien.
Jack Whitney of the Qnrien side,
is attending the Bpringdsle school;
also Gladys Westerman.
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Milispsugh had
family moved this week to the Wil-
li'sm Dance place, Mansfield avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Crane
entertained john W. Bass and sisters
at their New Canaan home, Tuesday.
_._—..o..
Contractors Wesley G. and Royal
A. Wood are soon to commence the
erection of two buildings in Noroton.
Mr. Punrelt is erecting a house up-
on his recently purchased property In
Main street, next to the Dsuehy place.
The many friends of Miss Myra J.
Davis will retgret to learn that she
has been in very poor health recent
ly.
Two or Darien's enterprising con-
tractors. Wesley and Royal A. Wood.
are now taking down the building on
F. W. Trigg's grounds, formerly known
Dr. Alice Lyon Fitch. who has been
seriously ill of pneumonia and heart
trouble, and under the care of a
physician and trained nurse is now
improving.
Rev. J. E. Adams will preach in the
M. E. Church, Friday, at 7.45 p. m..
and will hold the second and third
quarterly conferences. A cordial wel-
come to all.
Will R. Willmott, wife and son Wil-
liam of New York, were the guests of
Justice and Mrs. Willmott lest Week
They came to attend the wedding of
Mr. and Mrs. Puck.
as liniwootl School. Around thin old
buildin‘ sire clustered many
meme es of the days when
rs J. Davis was the guiding spirit and
dearly beloved teacher.
At the annual electiop of the M. 0.!
Che arctic-y evening
fillet,“ Q'eom maxim Ac term
“File“ l
o t
Webber a ti 3. m:nmnslfidc
the home of Nicholas Knoble, recently,
whefi his grandchildren fec’eive’d the
names of Richard Knoble Armstrong
and Edward Willis Armstrong. T
sponsors for the former were Mi
Clara Knobel and Richard Armstro
of Waterbury, and for the latter Mi
Edna Rachel and William Arman-on
A glimpse into the down rde
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
8. Crane. New Canaan, is all eve
sure to linger while memory lasts. The
nfnny vst'ietiss ra're pssomin
plants in Mrs. Crsue‘s garden inclu
banal-'9 partner. sci-autumn. riser ul-
fashione morning- -glorles sunflowe
glare, with here and there a maids ..
ir fern or point in this collectilo
Smsy be seen one of the lien cine
lspecin'is'ns of celebs ever it. i
goat-tea shape, wonderful colo
dog on: t‘acery rendering it truly r
tmarka 1e. Fortunate Indeed one tii
lpart‘eking lot the gracious hospitsli
of the "master and mi tressh
cos
veranda. specie
.lawns and sst3 a?!“ not least thei
terestlng Mr. Crane civil e -
gineer of the ”borough where he pu .'
sues his’ scientific work upon mam.
prospective buildings, estimates, etc.
For machinists on tiie Psitsnili‘ Can
the mime. fill cents an hour for
tdny of eight hours. and transportati
is furnished free
corners, restful
" , it
”new” sit
Tweedy is s bummer resident of Belle '
A dduble christening took place at ,
lililfiill
Fred Platt is spending the week
with L. M. Gould in Weston.
Prayer meeting this evening at the
Congregational church at 7:45.
, E. 8. Redford has commenced
train trotters on his new track.
to
The Didenport and Bumpus cottages
$33399pr have been closed for [he
er.
A son was born last week to Mr
and Mrs Harry Brown, of Greens
[fat-ms.
are, {If . school owing to the increase
pit s.
Miss Mary Wheeler was one of the
Judges on anilgue work at the Green
held fair.
The. last of the city girls at the
Green cottage return to New York to
marrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mitchell will oc-
cupy their Compo Mill residence un-
til Nov 1..
Mrs. Harriet Price, who has been
visiting out of town this week, has re-
turned home.
Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Dolge have
returned from an auto trip through
New York state.
Mrs. Frank Osborn and Mrs. John
Kiniber have been the guests of rela-
tives in Bridgeport.
Guests rem out of town who have
been visit ng Mrs. Charles Mills, .lr..
bate retumed home.
The class will meet once a week for
10 weeks on trial. Books are furnish-
ed free to all who attend.
Peaches by the truck [end are be
ing sold every day from Hale's and
Wakeman's orchards at Compo
Willaml Dutchcr‘s hydraulic cider
press has arrived and will soon @-
gin work at his Roseville residence.
Harry Brown has moved his fem
iiy from the Bradley Goodseli place
into the house owned by increase Par-
sell.
The many friends of Rev. Mr. Moot
eusie are pleased to see him once
more around town after a severe ill-
nesa.
Miss Gladys Williams, who has been
spending the summer at the home of
Mrs. l! 0 Btrge has returned to New
York.
The proceeds from the dinner Ii!
the organ fund.
A singing class under the direction
of Prof A. D. Lane, of New York
was organised at the Methodist church
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Benjamin Brotherton and
daughter. Miss Beiths Brotherton
have roughed from a visit with rein
tlves [n ridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Willnrd Adams and
daughter who spent the psét mafiglng
at their summer cottage at set a
doc, have returned home
The funeral of Charles B. Wilcox
was largely attended Thursday after
n99 u from his late home on Com
street, ev. Charles Taylor 0 ‘riitd
y was taken to Stain rd for
Interment.
rnsucii Annv nanotovrtne.
MOMUCON. France. Sept. 11.—
The fall manoeuvres of the French
army. in which sixty Mound melt
are engaged. are sttractiggputlotk
inched til the army defense. Aifllfiuhl
the hold of operation is hilly and wogd-
ed, the Republicans «mum
disclosed to the denfeudersm
of the enemy ‘sl'ceinpn'lgn. andp
ed them fromfa agintg a ”@p‘gg
trap set by the attacking genera
sunny in using the new We
vice for the transportstiop
ltary attache, is following the maneu-
vres for the United States.
SIXTH WEDDING ANNIVIRBMV.
Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bob-
edt H. Wright, of No. 8 NM? It!”
East NorwsliL celebrated the!
wedding anniversary by hot in “a
done? i gulttner's hall, to width
an? air friends were invited
hments were served up a very
lddflt evening was passed. he
5 for the dancing wa’s' rural ed
yLevy's orchestra. tend Mrs‘.
yri ht who are quite prominent
nofii the colored south] I of tile two
Not-walks, received many lstly pres
ants.
”saunter FARM-nines con
TR.ACT
The contract for building the fine
dict Ins abridge has been awarded
Aggro Bucctsrelll. arm on
son. by the selectmcii. His bid was
i2 682 95, nearly $2, 000 unde'r' the high-
Ist bidder.
[N PERFICT Innocence. -
Thomfieguty lituri‘inl‘do from g i
go t e m for -—
Th?lt‘rlend (pleased. but increadioEEii
.w—You envy me, my dell l Wilde?
'whyt Th Besuty-«Bscausoy‘a an
Ass ”2%? fig ms. EGGQE
tilt at e more“ from tour-
Another teacher has been added to ed
on by the Lsdles‘ Aid ”if” of the
Methodist church will be evotod
t In “motion on account tit the work ”'5‘
of the dirigibiebslloon Repuhiiiide.
which lies proved very snoring“; '
Major 1' B Mott, the American Illii' .
S'flml'
George Thomson. of New Yen, was
home over It.
Maud rumingtb'n i;- sold her hand-
Ionie met from
Samuel Ruler. or New York, t
Sunday with big , ... mu
Mrs; J‘. N. momenta
Bettosreongtrlptnmggg, .
Miss Kat. Kailsrh or an it id.
spent Wedne ' hm. l0 BOW.
Keeler.
Mrs. Willing Wm heretofo-
from a summer's outing at button:-
no cottage.
The Wilton nine will any the su-
verplnes. at the letter grounds, to
morrow afternoon.
-——‘.__......
There will be a town meeting at
the town hall tomorrow, to discuss so
important question.
Ilium—moon.- .
Mrs A. W. Msrwin hss. returned
from s two weeks' ytslt to Boston and
the White Mouutdlns.
1PM g, G. A. venport and Miss Mary
P. regery vs a whist party at
the Tea cottage. last Friday afternoon.
The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Miss More P. dreamt.
Hnmman's “Ainslie" was read and
discussed.
—.——' .
Camp Folsom at 80th Wilton dis-
banded last Friday after I successful
new. About twenty-two boss took
advantage of its hospitality the is:
was -
I
Invitations are out for the wedding
or George Francis Lennon and lies
Margaret Telford, dsughttfil of Mrs.
Daniel Telford. at Panssic. J., Tues-
day evening. Octoberfl
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IAmflJ-I-AKC‘
How the to...” new Against
A remarkable“. fact in 11 is that
on a- built hundreds c your: sin
. ""t ”"i‘d‘t‘t it 3...“... a."
lo smogrsp w
fleet of ii ‘ualu; not I:
ominntom- :u ipvetfid‘o iii.
with an or'dlnlry pehdhlutn, di‘,‘ iii M
or words, by the union of a noble and
an on; hi it: strut: tore
tr l to iiity which rsnmfime
thl with: le‘nst sensible to
me
i in the (follow well of every Ive- star
e page a a heavy mass 0: t
g.mded freely, like an whirling
gué, from the top rigfi girth
nuutl. but not in cont-Sat iii bind
the shock of“ I.
is. “nut mt:
'i‘hiis‘? l's slid" the pgucilile fillidflei‘fli
the construction of arm
throughout Japan. where the bell m
as a pendulum and the roof, support- - '
ed by posts. form so. mm studs-
turn as in theselsmogrs
When sit earthquaksooc
do or a bell tower In %%
displaced. but it c'ah 0t
asshole in stone“ riotbs‘or‘
on ll 0 Mt -
it; their, ”All; $6335.13 .
noon 0 level-ii fee: to '3
yuwiba nth 3 '
“m
World “Home;
patents.
Agoth k 'ss'. manure girth
device. '
l G. B. Thomas, Bridgeport. pull snob
et.
Wallace at sL, Bridgeport.
“53‘s i'ii'u and took. Inc's for
3-hour articles.“
spoons. forlts sud
, t ni'
cr‘enser forB sowing mic ”ME. no o
oo w. Christoph Hartford. moat
od.’ K Clio-r. #3an fililtéfiir'tor
F.
'1” M
1.33% '98" firemen. mi?»
'A IVE! .4;
'3‘...“ mile; ,, r .3.
or ..
MI? I (filigwm‘lhsi, Clinton, tom
e mi li'orestvilie midlife:
lightning and sign-title
Trade-
R. P. K Rmsed Metal Co. Bridget
port. shoe forms. .
ete‘iio‘r uoldfiev bum... ..
LOUISVILLE. “1.780... 13.--- ilO
“PIE “5" on am m
o e, e
and the {thallium
miiitwtm trim to mm“
90 -0 0m 5 On- I
of ailments in Mfg“
Motel) 13! illihia ”33th WW I“
"93:11" it!“ PM I“ m
"tit?“ “it.“ “.i. It... ’
s e. r G
.. «tree ,.r m ,
or c or was . .
until at N on: lgti ’ f '-
cnhis assistent star on“ Church
the Nativity in' that city. .. . " '
. Winsome thelAmeriesnGolH‘ii'
Mi found-Ii it! Pm first! ~07
iris first“ -~« " -
veers. EWEEM " '
'n Kenny y .
Ei'il’i’s
isvilie. list II, ms.
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