'rhtnav. scar. .4; 1909 ' - this .1,»- IMWW m». ‘ ALl‘OHQ 3 DE“ (:1 l’romtesDigestionflmfil ‘ aessandllestranlahsw , OpiImIMIanIiuemrhiIIu-Ii.‘ NOTNARCO'I‘IC. t "aperlseoctsaI Pcmsdy for ”m _ “so I Wormsl‘ouvuisiousfmrislr mssauibossorSma __——-..——- lhcsimiie Signal" of NEW YORK. P All! months. old 35 Dom-1350 "1T? eff-.7 Exact Copy of Wrapper. met.“ BANNARD FOR MAVOR. NEW YORK. Sept. 24,—Thc llcpub- lican city convention ‘hcrt- last cvcn- ing. nominated Otto ’i‘. llanunrd. of Manhattan borough, to head thcir tic~ ket at mayor. Mr. liaunurd was a mem- ber of the board of education under Mayor Strovey, his only public oiilco. NORWALK ‘ Savings Society INCORPORATED 1849. ‘Deposits June 29, 1909, 33.707.107.48 George M. Holmes, Preet. Wm. A. Curtis, Vlos-Preet. Fred'k A. Elle. Secy A Trsaa. Wall Papers I IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETBOOKS A Complete Line of Crockery. Glassware and Housefur- aishtng 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 Jets 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. Beat Mixed Paint, £1.25 galton. Painting and Paper Hangmg. L. H; Decker 87 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CON. Daily Lin e to N Y. For raunchy On and after med-r. January 1, 190C, l‘relght Propellers will leave Pier as. East River. New York. (foot 0! Dover street). every. day, (except lander). s M it In. might received “Nonethepmepm.eadSouth Nmalklbtol:flp.n. . , hornets Stcanlhdst Co. AnniLno henna, c. : L.esese » - «General Agent. [nee-II . stout ones. . ' if. . use to use OWOIIWMIIIII Street, , lyrical-our. Goal. Us“ Foetal ler Ieshiet en Patents. am... .23. " . prnmmm Bears the , thymus Iaunan Signature — ] Real Estate and at In Mum 37.9.... . A. Always Bought i IF W ll of In Use For Over Thirty Years ti ti It III II"... ”VIII. It. VOII .1". Thch .Hau irantisco .-‘\Ic,tllliiiii alvcs lIlt' following Stilltll twist to an Am- erican ston: Au Aberouiun went to spend a few days in Londox with his son. who had )3. and Mrs. James it). spent yesterday with "1.. tr Iiuues to simmer nicely. Iipc. ‘MI‘. and Mrs. Eben llusted. of Basil , w ,. ' . _ . I Norwaik, visited, this week, with Misai rOl' 1mm. ”a 6n! ‘1'. t A. M. Weed. lu Springdalc. m l . llilllllt‘i‘ Milli Illtifflllls every day ' . aw 5 my .. , . ,‘but Sat, itlc doz. lianner liest Ills-I ; S‘The Klnd You Have cults. Sub. only. 1.11- doz, llauner l ‘ ,' linkery. Mrs. Andrew Mayuer, of liaubury. Burns. of Stamford. brother. aik. the rank Young. of East No ()wing to the Illness .of pas» tor Edmond Trouuson conducted the eekiy lil’ll)t‘l service last evening at Illl' East Avenue Methodldt Church. The raising of the frame for John N Kline‘s lll'\\' residence in East avenue as begun Imt the weather of the past few days has delayed the work consid- erubly. A number of people discovered a beautiful rainbow this morning. Mort)- ing rainbows are hardly taken as in- dicators of clear wcuthI-r, not interfere with u contemplation of it. but this did Tilt' stoI'I-s along the Washington sirwt bridpc owned by people of the Jewish faith will close this afternoon at 5 o'clock. IIIrtin-r celebration of the Jewish New Your. in connection with the Thc collar has been completed for to new residence of James I“. Yflllliflii. :Il thr- corner of Port street ltllfI lid- lic avenue. This morning preparations \v tor the house. are being made to raise the frame The electrical department affair con- and by the Inc of the district Int-cling next \voclr Is counted upon to be just about The nn-ctiug will probably draw out ll bit: attendance. BISTIIIilii .. The official weather ptopht-t fm ast \‘orwulk predittctl this IIIoIniug that the weather wil clear up and be decidedly cool. day for the opening at the Hudson _‘ I“ lie expected a iinc uiion celebration tomorrow. P. S. Aiusworth will he the leader of the uttering of thc l.oyul Workers Society. \enl Christian church The topic will he, siouurics Win Soule for Christ." Sunday evening. III the Ad- “Tho Waiting Time. or How Mis- Tllt' oysterIuI-n at llridgcport have had the hardest kind of luck this week, douc- I-xcepiloually \i’t'll in the great lllt‘ll'tilltliib‘. After their first grootlngh at King's (‘ross station. the- young i'cllow remarked: ”Father. you are not looking \vecl. ls thcrc :Iuytliinlt the matter?" "Aye. lad. i had quite an accident." "What was that. father?" "Mon.” he said. "on this journey frao bonnie Scotland 1 lost my luggage." "Dear, dear. that's too'had; how did it happen?" "Aweel." replied the Ab- erdonian. "the cork cam' oot.‘ THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of ChiropractIc Chiropractic is the science or In. 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,1theumatism, Paralys sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Die eases are given special attention; also Curvature or the Spine. You will never regret glVIng Chiropractic 1 chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also. MidWay between ham”... and Winter the Chilly Days CALL FOR A Prices. $2'25 and up Connecticut Company 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 mite 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 :aint. We have everything for the 6 .... “wad—«W... ..__. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE , Steamship Tickets I. M. LAYTON & co (Incontinence) . RAILROAD AVE. Tao. NORWALK. painting-linseed oil. turpe., brushes and, Atlantic Pure'White Lead THE Moons ourcu aov PAINTER same We can guerlntee this White Lead' 5 purity. See us about your painting. as GORHAM DIOO RATOR. usersaxvmmtham. .9. 'I» at .. ' t.‘.‘l'.....‘.~ L.-. .L , Horace E. Dana8t Son; 45 WALL 8T... NORWALK. I . _ , . . l , l I Insurance We have several decided bargains in income producing property thati SPIRK L. All Coupons III Ilia as I . an: neoeeman sv F. E. Luckwood & Company . 39 Wall Street Your coupon properly filled out gets you a Spark Plug free must increase in value with the rapid' growth of the town, ”.91 chayge. I Shore Dinners s‘lld All Kinds of GetYomDm‘gWanb I: Filledetthe Bridge Pharmacy Prompt and easiest service at I times. . Personal attention gives to all prescription wprh. Chairs for our trolley mused. Come in and watt. for your car. names PHARMACY J. PAHKIII. Mr. H‘....- “a. .%—.5:. a--..L... it having ruined for two days and the wind has been from the east each day The. only consolation for them has been the fact that all share alike. P. H. Fielding, the electrician, is spending the day in New York. While Mr. Fielding is a little early for the Hudson-Fulton celebration, he will be able to see»the magnificent decora- tions, declared to be the finest ever erected in the city. One of the workmen on the Wash- lngton strcct bridge had ”to misfor- tune to have it nail go through his foot while he was working on the all night job. He want to the otllt-c of Dr. 1*. ll. llakcr, whcrt- the physician dressed his injury. The enlargements and improve- ments at the Swedish (i‘onurcgutlonal Church in \‘au Zhudt street, the church's new location. are pl'tiJi‘Iw‘R lug fluviy and the work wil soon In- conIplI-tcd. The churCh would hardly be recognized from Its former appear- euro. The steamer Elisabeth. which has been making trips during the summer to the Chateaux des Beaux Arts. at Huntington. has finished her season on this route. Wednesday the boat got her gaugplank at the Long Island and 0f the route, and brought it home to South Norwalk. The Democratic committee. includ- ing Registrar Fred 1.. Lundquist, John .l. Walsh and .l. lrvlng Dunning are all ready for the primaries this even- lug. The fifth district pollingplata: wil be (‘ohn'a store. Fort street. and Voorhees plumbing store in East Washington street for the sixth dis- tricl. e Rev. W. W. Gillies is now rap. idly recuperating ftotn his attack of eryaipelas and will probably occupy the pulpit of the East Avenue Method let Church, Sunday He has been about the hoasc for a day or two but it was considered beat that he allow some- one else to lead the weekly prayer senlce last evening. The Rev C. J. Anderson. who has been a guest of the Rev. C. J. VahI strain, of Bayvlew place. left yester day for his [accent the in Washing- THAT'S THE PRICE or or... NO. I. . .7...»- Stewart Range and we claimit is thgbest stove value in this town. This stove is guaranteed in every respect. and you are .welcome to your money back after a month's trial if you want it. I. J. llllllllili I Still Bil. ' 134—136 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. more destlrable your building can be made for\ your tenants—by- having Electrlc Lighting. Bells. Private Tole- phones Anuunciators. etc. installedd we'll tell you how and furnish all matulals This is the Electric Age and the Landlord ‘who is up to date gets the good paying tenants. “the Reed when... G... 30 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. as TEL. .05. ‘J . ' '1 I t .' a: TILIPHONE CAI-L no. (Gregory Boulevard) I A n N OIWA L K. Sea Food Cooked to Order John E osumrh enornIaron. ‘ g -. I IN [team in... , . w 1 again become use r here in v- ember, succeeding the Rev; Mr. vm. strain. who will go to Proctor, Ver. moat as previously announced. East Norwalk Republicans are un- doubtedly all stirred up over the In one sition to get better tIeatment than they have heretofore received in the joint caucuses with the first district. Not-walk. An effort wil be made to get all Republicans of the district who can possiblv do so to attend the, meet.- tng this evening lit the headquarters on the East Norwalk Yacht t‘iub on the Benedict li‘uIIms bridge. There seems to beam doubt that by cont-orb ed action, the Republicans of this dis trict cannfare better than they have for years. Last night was the first time the all night work was kept up on the Washington street bridge. and in con sequence the bridge was closed to wag on tmthc after 7 p. In. A row of pow- erful electric lights was kept in oper ation. uml in this way the men could see very well. judging from the pro grass that was made. More than half of the first flooring on the draw was completed. This evening another all night session will begin, and It Is be- lieved that the first flooring will he finished by tomorrow morning. The trolley ratio will then be reiuld and the second floor put on. —'l have been somewhat coative. but Dean's Regulate gave last the re sultsfdeslred. They not mildly and regulate the bowels perfectly."-- (ioorge ll. Krause, 306 Walnut Ave.. Altooua. l’a. tilllhilll I ......— Mrs. Eliza Judson, who was strick- t-u with paralysis a week ago last Wednesday, while standing near the White bridge, is now Improving at her home on the West Side. Through the courtesy of Superinten- dent Kaltwasser. the car which he! been leaving this place at 7:02 a. In. will leave at who a. m.. enabling all to reach their place of business before :30. George Minor met with a painful ac~ cldeut, yesterday afternoon, while rid- ing a bicycle with one hand guiding and the other carrying a bundle. In front of Thatcher's store at Guider's corner. thc wheel struck the trolley tracks. which are somewhat above the grade of the street. and the rider was thrown. Mr. Minor was riding at a good‘epeed. and the impact with the roadway inflicted several cuts and bruises on his—#__ arms and chest. Dilliil illil llilliillllil There will be“. a special town meet- ing this evening Pcrcy Oldrin has returned from his New: Canaan visit. The W. R. Mackey place in Main streethas been sold. The Eagle H. & l.. Co. will hold a fair in the Town Hall in October. Miss Lida Rol‘ke. of the Newton public school has been appointed to Darlen. The Republican caucus will meet Sept. 23. The Democratic will be held Sept. 27. John W. Holly & Sun have moved into their new quarters inxthe Schlech. ting building. The Darleniduuiors are played the Norwaik trolleymeu yesterday after uooa on the Noxon lot. The Noroton Heights Engine Co. will hold a fair in its new engine house opening Sept 27 Mrs. Charles Mat-vitriol Springdale. has returned form a visit with rela- tives in West Norwalk. Mr. Simmel has closed his bakery. in Railroad avenue, and is new route- mau for the New Canaan bakery. A sign 8x30 feet. with lots marked out, has been painted for the miller tract on the Darlen side of'Sprlngdale. Prof. lane‘s Methodist Church has proved to ‘he very successful. and now numbers 60 members. William Ballard is not a candidate for the office or Tax Collector, and II. is said there are eight aspirants for the oillce. George W. Sherer is a busy man these days. He has 40 men at work upon a factory in Stamford, and oth- ers in Darlen. Mrs. B. Seeiey and Daniel Mphoney sailed on the steamer Arabic Satur day, for a visit with relatives and friends in lreiand. Allen, the drugglst, has an annex to his drug store, which comprises the store formerly occupied for dry goods by Mrs. E. _.J Davies. Miss Lillian Webb's clear soprano was a welcome addition to the Math odist choir last Sunday eveug. lohn Brown‘s singing elicited mu'h admir- atlon. The Massif) at the evening service in the M dist Church will be in charge oft e large onerous choir. The platform is being enlarged so as to accommodate 30 singers. The pastor will preach at both services Sunday. —Shoulder. 12c. Public Market, Railroad avenue. The present rain storm is being gen- erally accepted as the "line storm." As the “line storm" is due about this time in the month ibis not likely that : its claim to that honor wil be disputed come unless a worse storm should very soon Alfred H. Poet, of New York. has brought suit in the Superior cont-t. ‘ Against M. Andaman Shaw. of Der-ten. for $3, 50 for non- payment of a Judg- ment claim. On December 16,1908. in the Supreme court in New ‘ city. in an action between the plain!!! . We Suaran’Eeé» té... gave 3 5" your and defendant. the former was all'ovr- " ed :3. 038. 35. John Puroy Mitchell, who. has been agreed upon by the Fusionists In New York as the candidate for President of tn orough of Manhattan lived on N ton Hiii,81amford,a year ago. Siam! rd seems to hays some affinity with this office. The candidate on the Hearst ticket four years ago wa Gr'Pholps Stokes, at that time s Dem- ocrat. Many believe that if the also lion had. been straight, Mr. Stokes would have won. singing lass at the, k . m... “a I? POLLOCK SUCCEEDS IIIRD... NEW HAVEN, Sept. 24.-Ofllcial anouuoetnem is made rtoday of the a|J[)0lllIlllt‘Ill of ii. ll. Pollack as the general superintendent of the New York. New Haven and Hart- ford Railroud. to succeed W. G. Bierd. who has resigned to take the general manugershlp of a central western road. the resignation being effective October 1. Mr. Pollock is at present superintendent of the Midland divis- ion of the New Haven system, with headquarters at Hartford. Children Cry Fill! FLETCHER'S C A S T O R IA FIREMAN LOSES LEG. WILLIMANTIC. Sept. 21,—Michael Kelley. of Providence. fireman on a freight train running between Provi- dence and this city, had both feet crushed so badly by the train today. in the local yards of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. that both legs had to be amputated be- low the knees. His recovery is ex- pected. He is about 28 years old. Meet-posed of Him 3 checks fallinghalr. Completdydhstro‘yqa Boas not: Color is. ‘ro svuov wetness mernooe. Japanese Commie—dour; In Chicago for Four Days. cmcaoo, Sept. zI.——Wiih tbe__ar~ rival today or the Japanese commer- cial commissioners for a. four days’ stay in Chicago. commercial and'manu- lecturing organizations will endeavor to answer the questions of the talks. do‘s commissioners: “Why does the United States furnish only ten per cent. of Japanese import trade?" " The Japanese party, consisting of seventy- -flve persons, including finan- clets. merchants. importers, railroad othcers and their wives. traveling in I special train, has carefully scrutinized American business methods at which pal points from Seattle to Milwaukee, and will continue the Investigation throughout the country. The first, industry to he examined in Chicago will be the livestock and meat- packiug business at the Union Stock Yards. Preparations have been made to show the Japanese everything of interest inaudabout. Chicago. . A&P Pure Food n... Bulletin for Week Conunltllcing Monday. Sept. 20th 1y‘f,q F l Very Best A&P Creamery Butter, a "2., SEC A&P Fancy Patent‘F Iour, 21 1' 21h. hag; Slit Extra Fine Potatoes, a peck, ' A&P or X-Ray Stove Polish. a box ......................... 3t: , Saleraius. a pound ........... .5: Washing Soda, a pound ....... lc Laundry Starch. a pound ....3'/,c I177 . for . 6 Washing Powder. 2 pkge. ......... ..;..se Potash or Lye, a. can .........5e Chloeldeot Lime .............es? Toilet Papev.2for............7¢ EXTRA, ~ .5 Stamps with i lb. and 1 lb. 30:; Coffee. 35 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea, 40c, and i lb. 20: Coilee. Tea. 60c. i and 1 lb. 350 Chloe. .. snaps 7* 60 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea, dds. 25 Stamp. with is lb. no: Golden Key Tea at .......3ils 1 package Fludy Rallies . Starch ..................... file = 1 box Shaker Salt ............ qu . 1 bottle All? Catsup .......... the 1 bottle Adz? Queen Olives ...25(: 1 bottle A&P Blueing ........ 10c 10 Stamps With Any of Following Articles 1 bottle Campbell's Sui Dressing ...,. 2 cakes ALP Scouting Soap, each........... ..... u 1 can Raspberries .. .. ....150 1 package Pearl Tapioca . S! a... lHE Gilli Tel. N0, 200. “133' (If Deliveries 8: so A. M. and 2: I0 P. M. .I lit iilj 124 E. Washington street South Namath FTC. mildew. _ i‘ié‘v.‘
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