Ikts WJ
' 1113*“!le amt! cond' :. .
who it 111m
. gun reared.
melting. a “MD
11,19on
possum with
1411111941151 e
from
ch are granite:
merit .11
M00 thppundber ski11‘
.. a a use
83:3ch stfects.
11%, .11th its remark
ezin their work
a. Including solemn.
, ,‘hi’fi1ttor,etc ., yield
to s o curative prop
II;“Occasional applications of pos-
ih'j‘dtalimi 1111911111199, W111 W111;
1.11111. pimples litres.
biWcs,w will relieve and!“ cure itch
or; t scaly scalp: 111114141111 filial
a II Bil-cant packagenns been 41114-
edt9r ss‘IthpI use poslsm for thine
until}? 8313:)! Thu. as well as the
"lilo two liar int"; “111‘ 611 site at
E Parmsoy Edw. .w. Kai-c
i
‘ in 1861;“:
m ”$3? #982311 free of char 0, b3'
448811; thth 'ahrgénc'yima'i ios.
rwost Twenty-111th Street, New York
C ' .
1:30 «'11
4111144111.
wastrel mm
M
fi‘lEROAD REPORTS REVIVAL.
.,_._....
Moody and Iubstiritisi increase in All
' .I . “tinny-tines“.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2l.-i'r_‘or the
months of July and August, the reports
of the New York. New Ha1cn and
Hartford Railroad Company, and up
till Ithe present time in September.
‘ show that while there has been no
"bright: there has been a steady and
substantial revival in 5111111142113 111111
11414111”; especially marked at the impor-
ta‘InIt' manufacturing comm-a including
Sdhtliesslsrn New England. where the
141111115 industry" has‘ ecldedly shared
in the 1.41.11 Lip till 11 comparative!)
recent tints business had continued
59% What slu gisli in the Nnngdtuck
V er. But w that region of the
metallic industries is sharing in the
:6!) ml IreWIivcry. Tire trolley business
of. nth; corporation has shown a large
gainiorer last year. due largely to the
ram. bly fine weather of the sum-
nth“, 1‘1 there has been only a sin-
glo 1181111de
9D'I'In Is our" national ailment
Bur'dndk Blood Bitters is the national
c M ii... ,1; strengthens the stern
‘ 11111111111121. promotes now .5181
s: purities tho hlpo'd'.
‘I W”
flL'Es'Ht'Ps NEARLY READY.
' 're'r'tanI'IiI'sep. 14111111111“
98m“ nulllag. company,
3 r '_ 1e hitfleshlp ne'rswere 1111s
, e NatIy Ipepartnient or ‘n
t e8109 nlIil'i 's resent pn octohér 20
ility sin view of the rapid-
e easel is being con
i t 9 £1th Will he deliver-
" government some months
,s end of contrc (rim time. Thc battle
11115141451311 1111131 like stage
it 'ai. the dock or 1 e Fore
serum
till.
szfl WHILE
in sedansv's your 1114.11.11
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It“! all 1)er qut'l' Pre-
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mep 11141 at '
her icsl'i’l pg drdg' storer 4.
Illinoin
's
.' 11 ELLIS Resort ' '
11411111... Ala-. 111.1111 21—41114. 1111141
are r, after dropping all through yes
lords) and the early morning hours
ed 29:60 began to rise between i and
2 o‘clock this morning and the wind
seems to he ubating in intensity.
3 o'clock rain hogan falling in showers,
shortly after midnight the water
rose to such 11 height on St. Louis
F Value Company No 2 and the engines
4' me up on lloyai street in order to
b in readiness to airawcr any fire
a 1111.
In the northern part of the city
whore the streets running down to the
river are low, the water was backed
u seielnl blocks. in tho central part,
the lev water cncronchod on the
cots runnln'v perpendicular to the
h if to three and three quarters blocks
w i4h was from one— half to twothirds
a block within the maximum r'cc
ord established by the storm of Sep-
tember 26. ‘iililtl.
hpur it is belier ed to ho ahatlng.
I'l‘he storm spent its force and at 7
11:1144119‘ hurricane “timings w-cm
taken down.
Tim damage in the 4:in will total
1-50 are covered with water.
Barns.n1'onlo~w4s1id he. ”sills.
1 lot otfitnwedge if they
“uh"
OTHER FINISHES HAVE COME
'. , AND GQINE, HUT
JED-Ash
STILL OLDS El 1' EL ”CE FOR
QUAEI‘I’Y AMI);K NDUR‘NCE
CHAS E. DOW
112 wast-Human 9111621.
‘I'pHons ssf._ .
L
Rise 0] Water in liIIIIolnIe, Ala Nesr- I
just after midnight until it had much .
At.
with occasional flashes of lightning.»
st‘roct that it invaded the house of Fix" '
ryer 'for a dstnht-e of three and a 4
The indications are that the worst '
of the storm is over here and at this _
$€tt0¥01IAli when are door] and tho ,
. on behalf 0!
Exclusive and Exquisite
Artists.
Charming and Original
\i'orkmorrrs. lly far the trio
ct'cr made ' '
,..
' IllIISIIiIIl IIIIIIIIi IIi IIIIIIIIiiIi
IIIlI BHIIIIIEII °
((.Etmtinuod froru First Page.)
llt’l'l was present, but left the room
before any business was transacted by
the countmil The Nor'wrlk )iinlstcr's‘
Association was not heard from at all
4.11 the question notwithstanding ex-
poctutiOhb that lhct would In.
The cans... who had anything to
say to the pour; cil were requestod to
speak: Attor liJ Bold Htirlbutt.
radlcy Mb in, 012 (hint)
street. salted tllat the sidé‘rnlk In
front of his ironic be strailditeued. Mr.
Hur'lhutt stated that tho sidewalk
lust dlrove the' “111$ ce 0: M1. Gor~
ham Wis hiné i343 and just ho-
low it came bsclt' to own (set. Bo-
low that point it aIg'ain‘ widened out
to nine feet and no
feet again. lie thoti'tzht that the mat
a. uniform width of sidewalk estab-
lished. Mr. Gorliarn wanted to build
14' i'ouco Iaud as it was to have a or»
meat foundation did not want to make
any mistake.
William A Disbrow! speaking for
tuxpuvcrs and property owners on AIc-
n‘denu sircct introduced 11 11411111011 for
better poli4o protection. and gave his
Within!» mm
, If?“ “DEFINE"
10 Nofllii'Msln 89.1- Io'utlr Norm-lit
flourishes, I Wonslpngtpn at.
W theM s9.
”AVID W. MYUONO. ”I1
g 1.- Ii: QQIIiNQIiv Mitt-.3
SERVICE AND CUISINE-UP TO DATE
RATES 82 PER DAY AND UPWARD
Supper: 01 Table D’HOte Dinner,
16108p. m..5ilc. .
SUNDAY DINNEKS, 75,.
handsets a Specialty
ITEL. CALL 988.
1...:
THE NEWI
HOTEL woman
4 ONE MINUTE FRbM DEPOT.
. fiuaoms PM"... .
001'an
L
FIIris'Qtddlt'IM' c.1111) ligvonhéet 11111 n.
611th Alstf 111451041-
'E'uli un'e‘xhtw
1inn She Yarn s Biss’ 'Btirton'i and
Isis I." Go! s stout. always on draught
Hotel Mahackemo'
afin‘snisi Future. Gal.“ 1
- rid tier: 1. 15491191111111 E11:
Iry: “01151080834“ ._ 1-1.
WATEU‘REAWBLE. 1
""011 I111 11111111110111. orxlthé clIogggb'
14, for doing so. 170' hinted that
on last Thursdat morning at 3 oclo4-i4
two men tried to break into his real-
deuce one of them trying to make the
outrnncc. and the other giving warning
of the approach of n passerby. Mr.
Sloan was returning home at about
that time and the "spoiler" whistlcd
and both made off. The next, night
. they showed rrp again. btrt were fright;
1 ned away. As this occurred two
11121111. in succession just after the city
lights went out. at 3 0 'clot'Jt he thought
that so ething ought to he done at
o'nve. e matter was referred to the
police coiumittee. \
The main question of interest the
hour that the saloons should close. was
then. brought up by John Msnning,oo
01311111; of the. Hon r DeIaicrs' A'Issocla
rion, who re ueste thtiIt the hour of
1 losing he is t the shmét as at present
its wanted the saloons to close at
11:30 with a fifteen minute grace to
3:115.» bar room cleared out.
Charles F1cdcrick Smith, of 12C
Fast avenue: was the only other pres
car at the time who said Wthlhrg. He
thought that 11:30 was a proper time
.'nr closing, and spoke very strongly
in favor of Lt
ttorney sh 1111.4 it was his oral
arrfiihat 1111818111.: Should' he 4791181198
fuce. do the matter 11141 to be bottled
at once ,
11 hip one also “sprint; to s can at. Iliem
wH‘fi’e" em 8 sat 'eot
tlttlgh l‘tfiidhti IlBap‘HrovM. lEmit ll:
regular business flof the meeting 1111:-
:11 up.
Mayor Gavanssb had a number 0i
hour
y the
.. loo'rlii'.‘ whic were
clerk‘
The first “m from tire board of
"Immune of the Norwalkd Congregation
Tomorrow Wednesday, Sept. 22.1.1,
Continuing Thursday and Friday,
Sept 28rd and 24th
f‘reatiotrs i‘rhm
Copies 0! French
.57 00 and gum
hasten Store
rowed Into seven]
tor should' be? remedied at once and '
Productions of Famous
Our Own
sItI Mautifut display we have
114: r shortcr hours. on the grounds that
the moral standing of tho 4orumuuit1
demanded it
Trust Strinloi. of Main street
put in ii. protest and drew a strong pic-
ture of the drunktu'ds‘ homecoming at
u Into hour.
Minnie J. llurchscd and William
A. Smith protested against the exten-
. siun of limo in no uncertain terms. ,
(‘ouucilmon~ Henry hintheis then pre-
sented the following resolution:
lie it ordained. All sahxrus and all
other places in said city where spirit-
uous and intoxicating liquor“: are kept
and sold shall be oldest]. and admin
sion to the same refused. front 11:45
Saturday nights to 5 14.111.1119 follow-
ing Monday morning. and at all other
times from 11:45 to 5 _s m. the fol-
lowing morning
Section 2. This ordinance shall
take effect October 1 1909.
William H Smith wantpd to know
whether, this ordinance would allow
tho saloons to heap open until ll: «15
or close at the 11114191,, lime. '
Mayor Cstansgh .lptsrmod him that
the resolution was word for word the
far -sl1111lo of the old ordinance
thou saw his personal opinion on‘ the
matter. which was to the effect that
he thought they should close at 11 o‘-
clock.
' The resolution was then put to vote
11141 [1111111941 unanimously.
1d to look into the matter of putting
wheel and an arc light in front of the
church was then heard. The commit-
so, councilman Malone. Brundage and
Huhhoil were all of the opinion that
such lights are a necessity. and the
matter was referred to the lighting
committee.
The bills of the evening were then
read. Thcy are as follows:
icweIr department ............. 8124.10
own is accounted for when it is 1'4»
ncnibored that salaries were prayed
the police between meetings.
The resignation of John J. Hanlon
from the board of relief was 1114111
read and accepted. Horace E. Dann
Van nominated to be his successor and
was elected to till the Vacancy. '
T e invitation to the Mayor and
1141 the Columbus Day picnic of the
alias Society was read and accepted.
The picnic and parade will take place
on" October tern.
11.111411,and a di ffiance of abrupt one Wimp!-
y leer. neer . 00
taed' ’thht'itw 01141 33051111 to 1.10
to "lily the extent
lake of rocks was not drilled into.
The request was granted after some
discussion.
é‘
actlock the‘ meeting was adjourned 41:11:30
lie
The report of the marines appoint-
1 small light in front of St. Mary's
Tho small amount. in the police 114'.-
This Warden Cornell wanted the
server extended to his house in Camp
11:
a.
glen 1114144111511 41111- 11-4 rg'm.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1909 1
w ...
IIIIII
(Continued from First Page.)
' following telegram, challenging Attor-
ney J. lir-ldeu Hurlbutt counsel for Mr.
‘ Colehur 11:
New York. [11.81. '09.
The Sentinel: 447‘ alilfiezlxaIMi‘
llut'lbutt to 111414999499 0 V
Company for 1111111: tyranny“ rods (to?
river bottom
vcycd to Woodwd d IMM' pill)
lish. Gl'itO R. BYINGTON
. Norwalk, Conn.
i i S that-Ii, ‘.,i00il
ditor of m 1111; Sentinel.
h'i'torwo it. Carri;
Dear Sir: -—-Referrtng the article
in last night‘ a flour headed' Title
399nm to he (‘ leer," i would state that.
’i 41 the
, in ms opirrlon, the impression is clear
ly given that my son, Mr George it.
iiyington. was misinformed or not ad-
her tag to facts when he wrote to The
Sentinel that Tire River Protection
Company never owned the sixteen feet
tappr'oxlruately) between the out darn
(about sixteen feet to the north of the
bridge) and the brl.dge l therefore
. feel compelled to declare that this
' space was not deeded by Captain iluh-
bell to ’l he River Protection (‘orupuny.
‘ and the quit claim deeds of Mr. Asa
i3. Woodward and “LA A.llorner [lying-
ton from which 111.111.111.11 quotes.
in the Hour alticle were subsequent
' to this dt't‘d. and specified this space
which was not their property and not
4 in their power to mnvey.
Respectfully yours
A. HOMER llYiNGTON.
The article referred to in the above
communications of 919 Messrs. liying-
‘ trio is as follows:
The claim has been advanced that
' llcnr') i".Colel1urn'11 new brick block
which is now trndcr course of con-
struciion owr the Norwalk river. was
fronting on pmpt‘rty which belonged
to the town. it was stated in a letter
written hr George R. liy.ingtoti of
Ntw Y'ork ritv that Mr. (‘olchurn hfl'i
honoruhlt purchased smoothing which
“as Ilt'\\'i‘ mun-4i by the Norwnik Riv-
41 Prolc4 lion Company
Attornr't J Beldmt liur'lhutt of Wall
slrcot. attorney for Mr. Colt-burn. has
the (It'cds of the property In his pos-
session from the time it was purchas-
ctl from the lndlalts. and the afonn
said claims- is refuted by "to extracts
taken from two of the deeds. '
The following is an extract taken
from the deed of A1441 l3. Woodward to
A. iioutor ny:1ngton
Ono certain tract or parcel of land
situated and lying In said Norsaiir at
the bridge over NorwaiL riwr (being
a portion of the bed of said than in
quantiti of twenty rods more or less.
Bounded oasit'rli' by' Joseph W Huh
bell southerly by highway formerly
known 1111 Connecticut turnpike. w-cn
terly by Harriett S. Bylnglon and
northctlt by tin Nor’wslk River Pro
te4tiou (‘0.. and extending nor-thorn-
seventy foot from the northerly aid!I
or wall of said bridge, tog4thcr with
any and all 111111 which i have or
ought to have $8 to the northerly
portion of aid b so. and in or to the
use thereof for the purpose of erect-
.Ing. constructor and maintaining a
any other purpose. "
The followiflg is taken from
deed of A.41mer Byingion to the
Norwallt Sav nus Society:
One tract of land. tailed bridge lot
covered ‘liy water the said tract being
4'1 feet from ad rear and 70 feet in
depth and bounded northerly by tho
lé'irrda of the Nontaik River Protection
001
anti 1 441141 1111111 of Charies Smith
southerly try highway (the. bridge).
and westerly by the grantor and wife‘
d'f1'59 page 551. in the town 1414
or s.
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23111341; --------- 21-33 HARTFORD RAILROAD
Administration ................. 69.00 TIME TABLE. .1 - . .‘
Total ................. . ..... 1214.25 111 “m— Jun. 9. 1m.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—18:58!. 5:071. 5:41x. 6:08.
6: 50 7. 20. 7: 46. 8: 18!. 8: 51!. 19:10:.
9:37.10:801, 10: 58:. 11: 89.
P. DIE-482.88! 8:503, 8:81 5:.08!
51:85:,5 50x.6:40.6:501.7.151.1:411.
92 50!. 10:19. ..
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Kit—11414711411611“: 1.11
50. 9:15;. 10:08:. rotor 1111. -
Mn 1'.- ‘01:.1 "18.00;
,1: 115.4115. 130 5:011.
01:, 5: 08,8 Q’Ix, 0'15,
Nil—1809134” 7180.8.501,
Having no further business to 118111111111: 10:; 10: 03:.
Ell—405 50490111700 880.
l1:00:.
cobra nonwhitk 1'9 1'1an
1114111111 Whit 11"
The D. M. Read Co
’. W41 IN?-
Colonial Glassmr’e i "
. New Pieces Lately Arrived.
lire finish of those articlts to Colonial Glass is well nigh
perfect. .1114! it needs the touch of the hand to tell them from
the real cut crystal 111 many instances.
building or. hull ings thereon, or for .‘
111. -.
any. east by land of Joseph W. .
new mini. 1111131 11.11... a ‘
Coir oil of the city of Norwsik to st- 109' M.—12:581,n5:. 7." 5:41x, 8:5" 1
13:50.7:003, 7:12, 7:413, 8:81x. 9:50;. .
10:09. . , . ,
é
08.5: ..
11x. '
tC‘l’llS ill
prisms.
flat.
Dishes and
4
glass patterns
line, in endless 1'.21rit'ty
a yard. —
and round Stand Covers.
Phoenix Muii'lers.
hicrccrized Cotton.
brown. 50 4'15.
.
gallery 1
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vvvvv
Carpets
Linoleums ~
u
.4
4
J
.4
.fig‘rélwrt Advertisements |
Candelsticks. Ice Bowls, L'ructx.
nccd to be safely screened from outer observation
so cts. each.
in
a use 1......
With the return of cooler weather we all want to lit up 'our homes.
We, invite your atttanlion to our stock of
Bridgeport Advertisements
lircre are iat4 pat—
Candelabra with 111/41 and three branches 4I4'4‘4u'atcti with
Tall vanes, 20 inclu's. for 141111;.514'1111114'41 flowers.
Fruit and Salad Bowls, Celery 'i'r'ays, Computes toll and
Iiutier and Cheese
Salt Cellars. 1' 1.4111 t Ulllllial thbigllp must attraciirc‘
In the China Stort
For Window Draperies
I‘Iiosc unique Draper) l alu'iu' 111 the corner wirrtloit tit
Fairfitld A'.\e and Midtllt St. 1114' I' ignrcd Scrrnis in stairrul
Nearly all color tilllillllldlIOIlS are 111 the
“14) are useful for wipdous that
25 cts.
L'pholstcry Store, third floor.
Scarf, Shams and Dollies
for Bedroom use.
lht'sc siglitl} looking artitlcs cannot he called linens
for they on pure 4',utt4)n with :4 lirrcn huisli.
sun“ \tlrite crrrbroidcrcd and trinrtncrl with torclrorr lace
and insertion. \cry dainty i11414c4l.
Htavy cotton
Shams, Dresser S4 art's,
At the White Goods Section.
Last 14'iut4'r they were so very popu—
lur'. and thc iirst shipment for this {all has just arrived.
black, white, gray, blue and
Silk, in white and gray. $1.00 and $1.50.
.____..___.
The Furniture Store \tiItIr its new cvmtplcs 41f Flim—
bctlrnu and Jacobean pieces is as interesting to \ tall as an art
‘1 1 Take Carpet Storc elevator to fourth floor.
Rugs
« Oil Cloths
Muslin and Net Curtains
Nottingham Curtains
Mattings
cm;
and Portieres
Sham to War a Specialty
Chairman 84 Son
4111 8'11, South Norwalk
QUILT‘I OF MANBLIUOH-IIW‘
ROCKVILLE. Sept. 21 .-wurrs1ns
Roberts, of Columbia. indicted
' 'fd'r
h
$111113“ peel 41414111121: prémsolvma,
-. i'nurd'er in the "first degree; in killing
A'riheuse'i- Bu'soh Bear on draught. l mu w
. o to 1
T. J. SUIIJsiVAN. Proprietor. . . IlgalIr‘rsth'ro 4? on“sI:‘r1IdeIIIn “the; ‘11; W: '1 2:321:19 titan”? 09%;; “I: fidmfiafifa 7: 87 ghifiiiiggfvll 65831337. 3'1I51 . , d ._ MI- w", with'l stone hi1 “19.4.!“ of
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11 o‘clock. and 1f the Norwalk sa
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