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HELD FOR FEDERAL COURT.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 21.——.lulius
iluwicy. charged with assaulting and
robbing James P. Catlin, posimuslcr at
Northiield. was held by lliiitcd Staten
(hanmissloncr Wright yesterday for
the federal court.
NORWALK
, Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits June 29, I909,
' 33.707.107.48
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A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and Housefur—
nishmg 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 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. 01.25 gallon.
“Painting and Paper Hanging.
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87 wasamoron eraser.
sourri NORWALK.
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on and after-Tn ‘. January I.
1000. Freight rs :I‘will leave
Pier :8 East River. ow York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (“will
and”). at 4 p. m. Might received
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il‘hliadclphln Lodger.)
Most lawn-rs tultc u kccn delight in
trying to coufusc im-dicnl exports in
the wilni'ss box in murdcr trials. and
often they got paid back in thclr 0th
coin. A misc is rccalli-d in the courts
of Now York city:
“You will admit that doctors some-
limos Imihc mistakes. won't you?"
"Oh. yes. the sumo us lawyers,"
was the cool rcply.
"Anti doctors" mistakes are buried
six Ii-I'I undir IIli‘ ground. " was the
lam” a triumphant reply.
ho r-.cpliid ”and the lawvois'
mistakes oitcn swing in the ulr.’
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad»
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. 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. .
94WA8HiNGTON 3T. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment. 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 who for the lawn are good,
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away. but
to make the house. the barns,
stablhs and fences right they
should be freshened up with
paint.
We have everything for the
painting-linseed oil, turns,
brushes and -
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE ganou»
DUTCH QOY PAINTER BRAND
We can arantee this White
Lead' 3 purl
See us about your painting.
EEGORHAM
CORATOR.
ORWALK, CONN.
EAST
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Horace EDannSI Son,
45 WALL IT. 'NONWALK.
Real Estate ‘ and
insurance
We hays sIovIarsi decided bargain-I
in income producing property that
must incl-easements. with the rapid
'I‘DIIIII DI H :I‘ID‘IF’MII
7
is a guest of her sister. Mrs. Andrew
Auronson. of New street.
A number of people born East Nor-
walk will Immhbtetlly be in attcnd
once at the Hudson Fulton cciebratioli
which will begin in New York Satur-
day.
C. w. Smith and family moved ycs-
ierday from Winfield street to t‘run-
bury. Mr. Smith recently bought a
farm in the latter place from Charles
liuttcry.
The latent football enthusiasm is ex-
petced to crop out witira little more of
the cool weather. There is promise of
one and possibly more good teams at
this end of the town.
Last night was the coldest so far
this season and brought the fall scu-
son in this morning chilly enough
[or a starter. Light Ol'crcoats were
very much in demand last night.
in a day or two frlclids expect to
bear dciinitcly how. the oystermen are
making out on the Bridgeport natural
growth Iii‘iIB. it is now hoped that the
carat wind will Iiot bring a long storm.
A delegation of about fifteen people
went to the South Norwalk Methodist
Church last evening and thoroughly-
el.jir\l‘ti the address of tougresamsn
.l lilil on his trip through the lloly
Land in 1907.
Albert St. John. of 15 South Osborn
aveneu. armed himself with plenty of
fishing tackle this morning and started
out for i‘ockenoo Island. where be In
n-nds to put in the day in quest of
snapper blur-flab.
One of .l. if. Raymond's pile drivers
was movcd today from the Washing
ton strcct bridge to the Benedict
Farm bridge. it is expected that the
robuildlng of the latter structure will
commence at once.
East Norwulk was consldcrubly Ill-
convcnlcnccil this morning on account
of the lack of mail and papcrs. It was
ixpluincd that the trouble was duc to
tho train wreck between South Nor
Walk and New York.
it was reported that the Rev. W. W.
illilics. [tutor of the East Avcnuc
Methodist Church, was improved last
evening. though be is still quite ill. \It
is hardly believed that he will be able
to get around this week.
An unexpected orgie brought Con-
stable .1. .l. Goodwin over to East Nor~
walk again last night. The constablc
looked the situation over and return
cd home to South Norwalk. his pres-
ence having the desired effect.
A 'inotor on the East avenue car due
in Norualk at? :36 this morning burn-
ed out cnroutc but the delay was not
sev.ere Word pas dcspatcbed to the
Wall street car barn and another car
was sent to the top of Mill Hill to
meet it.
Tbc oillcial weather prophet dcclan
cd this morning that the equlnoctlal
storm is due and may be expected to
last two or three days. it was also
polnicd out that part of such a storm
has been in progress (or two or three
days insofar as an east wind is con-
cerned. '
Special Officers George W. Glad-
stone aud Clarence Kermanettl are
the special iraiilc squad at the Wash-
ington street bridge during the repairs.
One oiilccr is stationed at either end
of the draw. to keep everything
straightened out. The drawbrldge
hasn't had so much police protection
before in a dog's age.
The rails were torn up from the
Washington street drawbrldge this
morning in connection with the bridge
repairs. T'Iis operation developed
that the Wit-ii is none :me soon raEd it
would have done no uild
the bridge long ago. while”0 the rails
INSURANCE
Steamship Tickets
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5 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
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All Coupons
. in: saucepan sv
arrowhead
it Company
39 Wall Street
Your moon properly filled
out gets you a spark Plug fgssI
of (Iberia. .
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Miss Esther Johnson. of Georgetown.l
REAL ESTATE
J. M. LAYTON Br CO
fin._--
Get Your will; Wants '
Filled at the
3. rid g e, I’Ilill‘illa'éy
“lp't'fgal and oillciolt some. at
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trol y patrons.
Come in and wait for r car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. manager.
do out for ice ya a it until
while the extrdctogflarnugsggjh s go
in. the people along the bridge have
had this smoke served up to ,them iiill
ing stores and homes with the undes-
crlbable odor. In one store this morn-
ing it w fated t s be i ion to the
board oi'hziqlh lth mid be} ’circulated
during the day along the bridge.
lliil Willi.
Mrs. Helen C. Roscoe, who has been
seriously ill of blood poisoning. in
slowly improving. '
me being changed. the trolley cars
transfer aiound this point
Francis Devlne accompanied Bel.
leek Andrewa‘ bi‘plane to New York
yesterday. The apparatus attracted
much attention all along the line and
Master Devine was called upon to
answer many questions. lie went with
it to Madison Square Garden. where
it Will be on exhlbtion, along with oth-
er ilylifir machine apparatus.
The doors oi the East Norwnlk
Yacht ("bib have been irm-d up and
made candy for fall weather find with
tho stovc already in tho quarters, the
members Impact to kccp warm. At
last Friday night's inccilng no action
was taken toward making the club-
housc till all your round convcnlcmn
but this matter will be taken up ut the
next meeting
in tlic cliangcs of conductors and
motorlncii tomorrow, co-incidcnt with
the change in the timcfubie. Charles
M. Williams and Howard 1-}. Knapp
will continue as conductors on- the.
East avenue line. Waltcr Smith, who
is now ill, will be motorman with
Mr. Williams and Joseph ll. Klngsland
with Mr. Knapp. Thomas P. Eradv
and Charles Cudrei “ill be conduttois
on the Gregory Point line and Eugene
Clark anw W F. Andrews motorim-n
Captain C. A. Anderson. manager of
the Blsworth Oyster Company's bus
nose in this vicinity. expects to finish
the shipping of secd oysters to Green-
port. Long island. this week. Engaged
in the work at the present time are
four scliooners and three steamers.
chi week will commence the annual
shipment oi seed oysters to California.
The oysters arc. barreled and sent to
the Golden Gate stale. whom they arc
put overboard for a title ycurs' growth.
._-. _. .
There were all kinds of complaints
along the Washington street bridge
this morning m or the nauseating nul-
sance of the thick black smoke from
that section of the. old Colonial foun-
dry building in which it is said some-
body has for some months been trying
to perfect a process to extract oil from
soft coal. The wind has been from
$23 00
mars .ras gniotfi’dr oua no. a
Charm
Stewart
Range
and we claim it is the best stove value
in this town.
This stove is guaranteed in ever"
respect, and you are welcome to you
money back after a month‘s trial if
you want it.
I. J. liltiiilili I Still Iii.
139436 WAQHING'ION STREET,
BOUTI'I NORWALK.
more destirsble your building can lid
made for your tenants—by having
Electric Lighting, Bells. Private Tei's-
phones. Annunnlat‘ors. etc.. installedJ-
we'll tell you how and ti’urnish all
materials. , ‘9
This is the Electric Age and ti!
Landlord‘ who 1) up to date. sits the
good paying 'tdasntd i"
'l‘ he‘lieed .&.-YQ“E Retinal
.. assistant“
. In. an.
C0.-
’ Darien this fall to be. made Voters.
Mr. and s. Edwin L Mather and
daughter}! eon returned on flaturdlty"
from Boston where they have been
visiting for. " weeks.
*Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Benedict
soon remove. to their new home
will
in
Springdaie. Mr Benedict is an our
host workcr In the Sunday school
herc.
D- h or» A .p. .‘I
lilllllilll.
There will he a general exodus from
'l‘okencke this wcc _moat or the sum-
mer residents lcsv ng their beautiful
plat es and returning to their harms
and duties for the winter mentha.
Messier. Jacobs Brothers the mend
pen; of Roma Point ran the smith
stcumboats' 'iiosedale and 'John Syl-
vester" from Bridk‘eport to the min
boats in that harbor Sunday. A
boat went out cvorv twenty- Jive min-
lite-s and each one was crowded at
eicry trip.
A very delightful 'diinirlse party was
rendered Mrs. lra E. Petty at her home
in Railroad avenue last evening -'A
llrge number of iriomlii. h-ibh‘ mg own
with rare good honor and page: for
anything that might turn up in the
way of fun; met by arrangement ut the
honlc of the pastor, the Rev. F. A.
Cunningham and after being nnier
mood for a while on the phonograph
by that gentleman, procccdcd hence
to thclr deutlnatlou_ where” they swoop-
ed down on thclv victim or a body.
taking that lady coIIiplI-icly by sur-
prise. (lamcs of various kinds Wf'l‘t‘
quickly under way, and the merrimeui
continued with ’llll abatement until
cloec to midnight. when ihe party re-
gretfully broke in. Refreshments
were served during the cnursc of the
evening, and these too were Inuch IenI»
Joye-d. The affair was planned by the
pastor's wife, but neither rhc nor her
husband was able to be present. owing
to a severe cold which had ovci'luken
the former during the d: I) iiccessliat
big services of a phvsiclan. Their ab
senoc was much felt and i‘l‘hli'L) ‘ted
Among those who attended were the
Among those who attended were the
following
Mr. and Mrs. A B Clevcrly \ii‘ and
“m. V. J. Benciisha Mr. and “vs i".
A Brands. Mrs. Eugene Ambler, Mrs.
Frederick Merrificld, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Schnildt_'Mrs ii. A. Griffin, Mrs
Boomau. of New York; Franklin Ma
chctte; Mlst'his‘ Snlfion. Miss Lillie
Raymond, Multan Every, Miss Elis-
abeth Neur and Charles Petty.
llilllill til min:
Drugglst Frank V. “.a'nn Was a risi-
tor in New York City.
The trip to and from Norwallg will
be considerably shortened by the cut-
ting ont'of the Roton Point loop
A singing class has recently bet-n
organised in Darlen and last evening
a practice was held in the Methodist
Church.
Tomorrow. the wiatir timctablc
goes into effect on the trollcv line.
Hereafter the care will run order for-
tv instead oi tweiny minute headway
,___.__..
The old on the post road is now worn’
off so cempleteiy that clouds ‘of dust
follow the automobiles. Mixed in this
dust is the remnant of the oil and the.
result must be experienced to be up
preclated.
Edward Gulfncy. a well kn‘ovm citi-
aea of this vicinity. died 0
at his hoine In Glenbrook. e was an
elderlv dish. and is survived by sevé
erlil grown up children one of whom
mPeter H. Gailney. of Springdale ’
There have been 72 applications in‘
Lilat year there wcie about 150 but
considering this is an “of! year," the
figures are c halal-red normal. Thc
selectmen wl male voters on Satuix‘
day.
, The Darlen baseball team. with Fred
Smith pltchln landed on the Port
Chester team fiaturday afternoon and
non. ll to i. IFred also has his bait-
big eye. “knocking oIiil four two bag-
are. Fred used to be aI pitcher but
his. was his first effert in several
years.
Richard Frost died at the home of
MlMld lighter. Mrs. Hill: a? J. Flam:
In ngfil a Jersey City. 133% rider The
intcrm I' was big pr iig’ Grove ééflie-
tcry. 3 nday’ tier Frost
has lived‘ in: i3?“ éiipi’o‘r some years,
moving to also "City” is t fiill. He
Ila survived y' be Wife ail qIngIIInr
8r
(drapery Boulevardli
can remain.
Shore Dimitri “an All Kinds
audited Io Order
. i'M
SeaFood'
Is I 033'!
mum a grandson. ”lifted: .i‘. rte
Jr” who "'3‘: vi
mail
Iunibi
red a
r. and
James Wood.
er our tinker!)
. nervous hIrea
has been 11
privat e brill)
sated ad‘thhfiefd hi "I it. I)
up 9
rPNoQII‘lII odds ‘i'iiness wa
”salon,
own. this s
Pitt‘ilreelIWIch. it Was
the wliuid return‘ bolas
h‘fifim‘i‘ifi
. scrap naturally
Saturday .
gsrgoing res meat at‘ a’ i
were called to Mystic last week by tho-I-
dodorf Joni-sled -
ckvzom. Tumu- Dosh;
Ii “Wildilhu. '0 '
shall: in view of the announcement
there me several cadidates for the
Republican nomination. The Demo
at: will nominate lielioy Monroe,
l he can be induced to accept. in
euros was a member of the grocery
firm of Monroe aud‘Palrner. which silo.
deeded Mather & Grumman, and was
ght out last year by the Schlichtr
Inger Brothers, of Brooklyn.
Justlte William H Willinctt, 11' II_
the latest candidate in ii. -e fluid for the
Republican nomination for town tax
collector This brings the total men
L'b far up to nine and it is expected
that the number Will in crease be-
tween now and the caucus The lat-
ter is expected to be a ".corkcr" This
giv‘s the Democrats
considerable hope that by Iontcu rat
ing on one man they may elec lm.
Electioneerlng is going on all ar.ound
Van ii. Pooley is right on the job as
lisus'i and perhaps on the theory that
the early bird ca'obes the worm his
activities are airiai" pronounced. It
is said in some quarters that Rance
got caught napping last you.
William S. Champ who was secre-
tary or t is late William Ziegler. and
chitin at capacity for Mrs. Ziegler.
greyed, Sunday on the steamship
ft; from a six or eight weeks’rtour
in Europe with William Ziegler, the
son of ‘hls employer Mr.
chiirgI e of the Ziegler expedition that
“mil 'to the relief of Anthony rats:
the polar explorer, and naturally the
reporters questioned him about the
discovery of the pole. He is quoted its
szylwiig that‘ he believes both nixcm
dConfmonder Peary discovered the
pole. lid thinks the latter has been
somewhat foolish in his attitudd" to!
ward Dr. Cook Mr. Chump and
Ham Ziegler went to the, Ziegl place
at celleiidars Point shortly a or the
arrival of the. steamship. The letter2
will remain there until the opening
of schedl 'He attends a preparatory
school in Philadelphia ’
Darlsn. ‘Sfept. 20 1909.
To the Editor of The Sentinel: '
Theodore Austein in making a new
cement Walk, in front of his block'oi
stores on Main street left a pile 'of
old plank and boards about four feet
from the corner of the walk which
had been completed apparently, With
one lantern giving a dull, sickly light;
tied to a little atake‘ about two slid
one half icei high: the pile of' shift
lay lengthylse on the edge of ther
gravel path next to the road. the end
of the pile being the said four feel
from the corner. All parsnip: passini"
had to go between the p 9 sin: lantéyn,
and the situation was such' that “any
one approaching the light,dui1
a'.a's would not see the lie. espec
if the person more gasses.
conditions came very pear ”to cauifé:
a serious accident had perhaps ‘a
broken limb or W‘Iiim' $rs.§f‘$n
foot, who who go
tsundayl evénlog.‘ a “wig“ Ii?!
and as she came in}? it ab 3
to the ten to go around it not e
the pile of old stall at all. and pItcb j
headlong 0\ er the pile striklntoh 393::
head and chest with great force
the gran el and stones which had been
left there, causing severe bru‘lsés to
her limbs on the pile of shit! ‘d 6.199
on her chest. by striking an a stone
on the‘ outside of the (gill). it r'enidliiii
to be seen at a later is how seripiir
the results will be." she’bé'i
sore and stiff, this niornifi éomfiige
bruises and shock as 311833 a heavy
persdn. Mr. Austeln should
censured it not fined, for allowing the
stuff to remain there in that shape
over Sunday. It serious results follow
of course Mi Austeln will have to foot
the bill.
" (Signed)
N H. CROFOOT.
—-Any skin itching is a temperdest
er. The more you scratch the worse
it itches. Doan‘ s Oin ent curs piles
enema-«my akin .ltch us. At all drug
than I
William Krause will enter Yale col-
lege October 1.
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A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph McGill.
at Simpson's drug store. Saturday.
his mother.
Miss Arline Gault of Saugatuck hdl
in Norwalk.
Rev. A. A..Brocknay of New Yofk
preached in Holy Trinity church Suii-
day morning.
The regular monthly meeting of t
W. T. i. ‘A. was held in Library ha‘
yesterday afternoon.
fence erected which is a great
provemcnt to his property.
M
Mr and Mrs. Georgd”Mcl.sne are
aiyingl a was We vacation in, New
k state andq other nice. of inter-I
88L . .
Mr. and Mrs. George Green who
oath of a relative have returned
ome.
ii
err overwork and excessive hdppl mien;
to i Karly?“3t Inventive; “m” e
wb c r 4"
suited y sliccsssfiilly. iii'incIIpeliy a
lion’se gig.“
William J. mince. who for several
your. has been its: collector of rlen. l
“th adnoiiiicm‘th 3;“de will not be a
d-beno
oppointIion to him if new a...“ to um'
tidtdu es at the Saugatuck \stotlon after
a visit with his son in New York
"3L9?” Nil
,1 .Vl
returned from a visit to Waits PIls
him. how In B. Mills entertain
dinner Bu itY-I
um Catherine innit and Mrs,
.2
e severely .
W. T. Driscoll resigned his position .-
Robert Archer of Yonkers. N. Y.. Io. .
- spending several days in town with “
accepted a position as stenographér
Dr Underwood has his new a? “
A gauchet has returned to his
Mr. and Mrs wanirm Beecher have '
Thule direct a your so”.
is mil ‘5. Ayor’s nonalcohol-
or" 0 alcohol, so odiou-
n. A Mfiriilor,
a servo Mic,
Charles Barlow of Port Chester. were
over su'nday guests‘ of Mr. and Mn.
Fred H'.‘ national.
The Eliza Gregory la‘upJ
per part of (Mom mic
powwow-um
“II
“glue in the
marrow
or Chartsr'hsodsaborsn
Percy Btu ' m at
the Sauutuck button idr‘ many years
has real most a more lucra-
tive post! it ill new your city.‘
John Budner who has been conilned
to his home tor several days nursing
bruises be received wiisa his mines
ran away is'st west is able to resume
his work:
—-'
Lucy the youngest daughter of Mr.
and we. nd'Oorham gave a party
Saturday a tornado to her schoolmates
and‘ young friends in honor of her
birthday.
The engagement is “sounded of
Miss Kathlygen daughter (Rev. Dr.
and am: sis Home or rii Penn’
' formerly dthliIlh place to Paul Willard
Nbrton ofBosiDn
The annual ‘rally oi the Epworth
league or the it. it. Church was held
Sunday evening. The sonic geop-
l by
oiled WM: 1 in service
Prof. bane of Iew York.
Mr. and Miai‘oeo‘rge A fill-raw dole-
bI-sted ”their wailing mlvsmrr Sat-
urday evouinl by Ivln;h a reception
to their many frienfls {facelved
many handsome and useruI whom»
hrances accompanied by the best of
wishes I
m
who love the beautieso
. Thee na-
ture uh uh: pass the summer rrehld n'o’o
manner in the “rear and
VIC! the handsome lawn and mail
tul flower gs .whi is now a bow-
er of bioaso fore ,e frcst comes
to destroy the "
in: ‘
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A sueclai Town meeting will be
held on ISaturdIY.
s
W
”Thomas Donneiiy has spent a few
days in Norwaikt
Frank Humor has returned "after
spending a week In NC'IIk.
‘Mmi ”4‘
stsmford Manila“ are the guests at
Ithe residence of Charles IS'terliilgI. "
'Mrs. E. 3 Andrew W0 “Hillel!
ill for several days I!“ sifting-gain
Mrs Adolph Horn. rotor-nub yester-
day from a few days visit in Noflofir.
M
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entertained Georgetown mist .
odierday .
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Iiilrs. Geovge‘ Bullock, his
to' ‘,Bridgeport -'aiter a two
in Town.
..'.._.._:—+a£-‘
Mrs. Vanderbilt oedfrsy ii in.
from a ten days visit to Ashury Fails '
N. J
.
v
cannon gramme“ laced tan in-
vimtioa tu"vislt No sue on
Friday evenim
”MFR
Mrs a; a. norm on «have.
over-Sunday at the real Ice mot-Dr
Frank Gorham.
M
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son of Esstoni were an aygu
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