‘l'heKindYou Eavelllwayaneught. “mantle.
to use foreverBOyeamhasboi-aetha MW?
Meander .
W?”
Yiiipervlelon since its in
he one todeceive you in th
All Counterfeit, Imitation: and “Just-oh -good" are bail
Enrol-intuit!
flfil-triile with and endanger the health of
A-Iilxperlence against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Content is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
itorie. Drops and Soothin
contains neither‘Opiuni.
substance: Its age is its
and Alloys Feveriabn”_ sis.
Syrups.
orphine nor other Narcotic
It is Pleasant. It
too. it destroys Worms
t culls Diarrhten and Wind
Colic. it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Fluttllenoy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Bitumen and liowols. giving healthy and neutral sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend.
csuuma CASTORI A Atwave
/ Beth the Blgntture of V
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In Use For Over 30 Years.
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SCARLET FEVER IN CANAAN.
CANAAN. Sept.
measures were taken yesterday
closing the high school to prevent the
spread of scarlet (ever.
of one citizen have the infection, but
no other pupil in the school has shown
signs of contracting the disease.
ii,
Deposits June 29, 1909.
$3,707,107.48
George M. Holmes. Frost.
Win. A. Curtis. Ween-eat.
Frod‘k A. £1"..an True. ,
NORWALK
‘ Savings Seciety
INCORPORATED um.
28.——Precaullonury
Four children
'T‘V‘Y‘
Wall Papers
lN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
A Complete Line YotY Crockery,
Glassware and Ecuador-
nisiung Goods. Etc.
English Blue China by the lot or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
peck closer. the Jars will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
glass Jars.
,Sqnare White Jars have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shades made to order.
,Paintera' Supplies.
Beet Mixed Paint, 01.26 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
- s7 waei-imerou eraser.
count noswam.
In. con.
5.11...
1906.2
Pier 2mm 11‘. ,
at Dover s cc .evcry day,
Stinduy), at 4 p.YYpi
at Norwalk up in i ,p. in and South
Norwhik up to ii: 30 min.
it‘s: so .
8W. Hegemony-—
liaise-.111
N“dn
Ami Warmly
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All”)?
On and ,
. .Freight received
fl:w York (foot
ITALY on"; i'UL.
Presents Art Collection to U. 8. Gov-
anrmcnt tor Aid To Messlna Sufferers
WASHINGTON, Sept, {list—in sc-
knowlegn'ieut of the generous action
of the American congress and nation!
lion in coming to the prompt assist-
ance of Messiiiu earthquake sullerors,
lhi‘ government of ltaly tlii'u its aili-
bassudor In Washington has decided
to present to the library of congress
a copy of each engraving mentioned
in “The catalog of the best Prints and
Engraviugs Existing in the Royal Cop-
per Hate Collection.”
This collection is said to be one of
the finest of its kind in the world.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Ia me science or the
cause at the disease and the art oi ad-
justing the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in the
back. Even it done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diherent 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, Purely-
sis. Bean, Kidney and Female Die-
. cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
“WASHINGTON 81’. IO. NORWALK
“apostle Treatment. Given Also.
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A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the noses for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
»scrub brush for the house and
the lake tor the lawn are good,
but they dont' goiar enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house. the barns,
stables and fences right they
should be freshened up with
aim.
we have everything for the
painting—linseed oil, turpe.,
brushes and "
Atlantic Pure White Lead
'Y THE sinuous
nu'rcn sov PAINTER same
.We camgsar this White
head's purity.
Bee on about your painting.
EEGYQ
occ’ti‘iui‘rofl ’
‘59? 'ifiilwdb'iifiel‘.”
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Horace E. Dana & Son2
45 WALL IT. NOIVVVVIALK. '
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3 lieai come and
13’?
ftél‘i'ee .
We have level-hi defilddd berg-lei
V in Income producing property that
must InoYra'aae 'Ii'i ii'aiue with the rapid
pm Pealal,‘ YY‘equu «mmnngmlmbm’ *' "'
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but, we began to tut-Yii’ speculative eyes
toward Mt. Erebus. The ,aaeent or
very dlilloult.
there was no doubt that if it could
he climbed the scientific results would
he. most valuable, and we decided that
the attempt. should be made.
1 selected Prof. David Mawson and
Mackey to try the cent or the sum-
mlt. ”They were to
ionshuiijl
was to assist the main party as tar as
no slblen Eventually. nine whole
chad the «1% hithe lain. ..
they reached 0 crater a
men to reach the summit of Erebus—
they Mind themselves pending on
the lip ofn volt abyss. tilled with a ris-
ing cloud of steam. .
After _n continuous loud hissing
sound. lasting for some minutes, there
would come from below a big diill
boom, and immediately great globular
masses of steam would rush upward
to swell the volume or the cloud
which swayed over the crater. The
air was filled with the lumen of burn-
ing sulphur Presently a light bree;
fanned away the steam cloud. and a
once the crater stood revealed in all
Its vast extent. and depth. it was be
tween 800 and 000 weet deep. with a
minimum width of bull ii mile. and lit
the bottom could be seen three well-
llke openings from which the siesta
proceeded. (in the wall of the crater
opposite to the party beds of dark
pumice alternated with white patches
of snow, and In one place the exist-
ence of scores or steam Jets suggested
that the snow was lying on hot rock.
Till‘ party ascertained the height
of the mountain to he"13.350 feet. and
found that the reuiniues left by sonic
gigantic ancestor of the Great ice list“-
that! ascend the western slopes o the
mountain to a height of Tully .000
feet above the sea level As the ad»
jucenl sea is at least 300 hthonts in
depth, the ice sheet when at its mind-
lllllili development must have had a
thickness of notdess ilillil.2.800 islet.
-—Don't use harsh physics. The re
action weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Donna Reg-
ulets. They operate easily. tone the
stomach. cure constipation
According to ancient mythology, 0r-
phetis went to Hades to find a wife.
but some marriedumen can't under!
stand why it was necessary.
11' A Y
Used with as MiichY
l
San hath" 'Y ;
:41»!
ANDY is VEiiY
Much Cheaper
when we had settled down in the
the mountain .liad beemeegarded as .
it not idipmsible. but ‘
provisioned tor . .
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amt iilYAbYMYwY-d iii in
prescription wwi“ -. .. .m
Cunning: yellY “Mil“? WY
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walk you made he: hep
Iain elm ism a aomuber or lyams be;
go on t ere on
start”? in buYaYinYoas tor himself ”with a
mm mm route
lug tile comingYr of Friday, the date that
little law goes all on culiops. The in-
diootibng (or u' long i rue have been ta-
voreble for a big ctpp' This year. in
feet. the escallope are the [inset they
have been in years.
week of the celebration. ’
The East Avenue Methodist church
Sunday school board met last evening,
and discussed the forthcoming lessons.
llaity Rider still has his yacht Molly
Mr. Rider expects to
in (Hominission
haul her out for the winter in
two weeks.
about
The roof on the main building on the
Benedict Farms bridge coal dock prop-
erty is being torn off, and will be re
placed with s new roof.
A splle driver is at
spiies tor the Benedict Farms bridge.
but the job has not progressed very
in; yet. It is expected the job will be
finished this fall.
The starting of operations on the
wooden section tor the enlarged Hut
ner block. on the Washington street
bridge, Is awaiting the building of the
Ioundntlon. The latter will be oi cou-
crate.
Miss Viola Byxbee, who is a student
in the training school.ut St. Luke‘s
Hoepiiul. New York. is spending. a
short vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Byxbee. at Fort
street.
M. B. barium! and party. who went
over to Long island Sunday in Mr.
Darland' s yacht. had a pleasant trip.
but they did not more much of a
catch of snapper blueilsh, the object
of their trip . . .,
The work on the “sshlngton street
bridge was not cpntiuued all night lostc
“It The drlule maths the
respec
on: anything hilt please
in, but
, operations were resumed this morning
C1 72,!» “-Y
Stewa
Binge
and we claim it is the basil stove value
In this town. '
This stove is guaranteed in every
respect. and you are welcome 0 your
rial, it
money back, alter a month's
you want it.
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tat-tat wiseumofiou eraser,
tours NORWAth.
w w mm tall seesaw.“ «em-m ;
Steamship Tickets
.l. M. LAYTON 81 C
(lNCORPORA‘I’ED)
5 RAILROAD Ave. . so. koqwnx
All CoYiipons
ado form
Electric Ll
phones, Annunciatore,‘ ,e 0..
:16“ eflfll you how do
not-L." PY viite :r
listened.“1
Ase staccato av ,
1.1.. LockWood
D. Ni. '2 yuppflalnrce .1 il
ll Con militant.
39 WYYYaYli Stréet
Your Y‘Yooiipon‘ properly filled
out gets you a Spark Plug iree\
oi charge. .
. Miss Mae Gregory. at East: Nowell.
is a vitdtor in New York city for the
work driving
l i, tiiY
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El“!
The Washington street drawbrldgc
has a miniature Hudeulton celebra.
tioo all or its own night-,1ahenthe ril-
pair week 9.8.)“. e ill of elec-
"liege lights “as been pace across the
much titer the ion or the
electrical decomtians in New York.
All sources agree hatt the wind blew
hall a gale at night This morning
there was no damage so far as could
be noted along the shore” William
it. Dow. the Crescent laundry sage,
reports that at 5:30.11. UL. when lie
crossed the drewbrldge. he won't sure
he‘d be able to get most.
The Mayflower Hook and ladder
Company has not yet taken official to
tion on the invitation of the Uhited
itsiiap Societies to parade on Colum
litis The company Will probably hold
a special meeting in a few days. The
members have been holding ed a litr
tie to see what the firemen in the rest
of the town are intending to do,
A number of East Norwelkere were
right on the collars ofthe selectmen
last night at the town meeting on se-
oount of the poor Job on the roads at
this end of the town. The criticism of
the action of the selectnien In this road
Job have been very severe and well
they might be [or the deplorable tin»
ale made out of the repair job.
t'upiain (‘ari A. Anderson. oi li‘irst‘
street. was injured severely yesterday
while starting the motor on one of the
Elswortli Company boats. it is under
stood that the motor “kicked." the to
still being a broken right wrist loi
Salaam. Anderson. He went to the of
cc of Dr. F ii. linker where the pity
sicisn found that both
fractured.
bones were
John Lane. a well known East Nor
walk young man. had a vent unlottun-
ate accident. yesterday, while at his
work at the plant of the National Oy-
ter Carrier Company. Mr. Laue bad
fill right hand can; t in the machiu
‘y. and in u twinki 11g several 0: the
0” re andM the thumb were severely
Lang went to a physlv
(titan and had his inlurleu dressed. it
was feared that he might lose oiie oi
the haters.
Isaac Forbell. the produce man. is
another to realise what it means to
have a wagon go through the Washing-
ton streetbrldge. Yesterday Mr. For
hell's wagon started to take the sub-
way trip. Several men came to his
assistance. and pryed the wagon out
. with hplanks. Apparently there was 00L
much thatiiage.h Everybody will bill
993:3“vale pt e air-reacheuc a
that mantras? be driven any
where on the etriicture with solely.
An East Norwslk man reports that
he stayed away (rum last night‘s town
meeting on account or his experience
there in the past. He says the lobacc'
smoke is always so thick as to be re-
, volting. Usually when he returns tram
town meetings he changes his clothes
completely. hanging them out doors to
clear them of the odor, but last night
he figured that he could not put his
clothes out in the fair. so he decided
it would be best to a ay away entire-
y. ,
A delegation of six went up from
East Norwulk to the Demoaatic town
convention in Norwalk. last night. and
report. that everything passed oil-witih
out a bitch and to the “detection. ap-
parently. at everybody. The fifth dis;
.trict delegates were. Wiltred Morrison.
Frank Roberts and Edward Shay. From
the club. district. H. R. Miller and. ii
1 lrrlug Dam the regular delegates
attended. and Fred L. Lundqulat at
tended as substitute hr John J; ,,Walsh
,' The other delegate. Ben J. Brunstrup,
ons not in attendance. .
andJ‘llird ,dlstriot Republicans will
. be held in Norman and leaders or the
.party,at this. and of the town urge the
even! nehiiean.:who.cto. an un.
NW" k tonightnudtrrorklor Eu
haunt-lav interest. While East Nor
year. it. is maintained that the RepairY
i _.from this pent ot the town can
:11“th walkers. that. they are risht‘
it has been. understood
_L?n
ichriahynalellleoillilautlildodg‘y'
nnoted wit the Heye market iii North Y Y
:‘iY Nola fell 900019 are anxiously await Y
:W ,
, This evening the «onus of the First'
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walk cannot hold her own caucus tidal“
«vi; ~Y
-r the nomination of James ’yt
lectman but it was stated t
the ug by a man who ought to be h
'e position to know that Mr Hoyt had
declined to stand tor ,the use oi his
name in the caucus. East Norwaikda
out for a constable, a member cube
new high school committee and one or
two other emcee.
Milli.
A dance will he held this evening by
the Rowayton Hose. Qompany mem-
bers at the headquarters in Rowayion
avenue.
~Harvest Dance. Rowayton Hose
Co. Hall. tonight. Shep's Orchestra.
George W. Stevens is having a Spen-
cer hot water heating apparatus in-
street by the Norwalk Heating and
Lighting Company.
club held a business meeting yester-
day afternoon and voted to hold a fair
in the near future. The various corn
mittens were elected and other plans
made for a successlul event.
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Theodore Austen and son Edward
Austen went to New York Saturday to
attend the Hudson- Fulton celebration,
returning to Dorian Sunday.
There are uncalled for letters‘at the
Darien postodloc addressed to Maggie
Sovdry, Mr and Mrs. De Comleg and
Aabuer Dickens. -
Wallace Sharer was among the num-
ber of Barton people who witnessed
the 0 day or the so i" to
ceiebi‘fi‘iggxin New Yorilmtugdigl P'Y
The new chorus c ir at the M. E.'
Church made its Ilrst appearance last
night The church was ed to the
doors and even one in the large audi,‘
once was much pleased. Prof. Smith
and Mrs. Hoyt deserve much praisei
for the progress already made.
Wilbur asiner and 0 go W. welln-
dy took a trip up 11133111111. Bun-1
stalled in his bungalow ln McKinley 7,“
The All“? of the Reliance Social‘ any
‘. . Yell - - ucation—EdwardeF-
u r s , ,Rc ‘1
“AME. cm {£32.11
a. o Beei‘i d powering from his
recent ,YYYHWY t . .
mi 3%": la vial
At her old “11er iii ewYTiruy. ‘ “It
312‘.“ W 2.21,»!
Otto Peterson has returned irom a
week' a outing in blew ,Yt'lrk city.
“CW
The Misses G e entertained
relatives from NoitYwVai ,rblindily. .
HeYany Elie? M Mr. Fireeile have
rained their positions at the freight
o co. . -
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The singing school will meet this
evening iii the Methodist church at
AY minister irom out or town preach-
ed in the Greens Farms church Sun.
. .
A. T. Burr has closed his summer
home and gone to New York tor the
winter. .
Town clerk ”81% it has re-
turned new a bu linens VVVirp it) New
York city.. .
Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts and
son have left town ior thoer her how
in Danbury
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Judge Foster. a Bréoklyn._ is enter-
tainlng triends' at his country bottle lg
Cross Highway. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Hc have
returned filial. a Mall n Iig 11
New YorYVk state.
m
Edoma aYrd Wilcox, or New York ci
Iii ape ng revert] weeks. atilte WI-
cox home on compo street 1 ' '
William bickebn hes in! tellII an
Erickson hotnn- .an-pu etor
Thomasr Weill. at N
1 (Int: Yof YWilli litiii Sielii'; triYichiYYrY‘lloeres
: t w vr 0
ed by bcuiYIYi'g 23121252111112”
it do
Thomas at " mpietcd the
half mile race cfid—E ~E..T 30!! I'd
was stuck urn.» GWMW
The wealthy luminar- initial“ light
the shoreJ-oed an? to close
their homes and 'go o t cit ter the
winter.‘
Miss Lillian Burr 11de brother Mor-
ris. Burr at fig
teasing Ithe 951W parade in ,Ne'w
.2}:
Mr a'1Y1Yll Mrs
home They had gone.» there the Sun
day previous. when Mr. Wonndy' e ins--
Parts could
not be procured there so both tell
their machines and returned home by;
tra n.
chine had a breakdown.
._.....,..
Mrs. Annie Buckley. wife of Charles
Buckley. died yesterday morning at
her home in Norotou. The deceased
is survived by a son and. a delights,
in addliim to herdiuebendy Fuuer
services still bi held tapered alto
noon pt 3 o'cloé form talli
rooms or Andrew Taylor“:
termeht will be in Redo; Gl'o
tery. ,. , .2.
en in-
Ceme-
M,~m.
A harvest festival will be YbYYeYld-in the
Barton town hall in out brine per ton
Children‘s Home. on Thprillt'y. next.
September 30. Doors 0 so at 323
All contributions or fruit. were. veto
tables or ioods will he grateinll‘y re
ceived or called tor on and after Bop-
t her 2'1. .l ustrated songs" and
«Show. pictures will hem
Pattee Atkins. Lindsay ”gag; nightr
ingale angers and Fred 1). their
Vpreecnti Tickets 1
Wyn.—
YtYthliat tliYcY‘V
.ife .ns's Re,-
techies: iii:l
cior.1‘heo
in the
yieldo Ye terday‘YG usveraf p e,heliep
beet
how? i hold bog: tried (in “(to he ha'e
son in the race or thloohiée before.
:‘As an humanism for his- commie-1.1,“
jldr Brummer has «pointed 0
that his' piece of business It in the
router of the village and ass oi
most 33“ a mafia
erm I 8
publicin be its vylfii ”i:
them, “I .‘Ri‘niw'
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east ubgwatit.
tried?» a
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PEWBTOIY.
\‘ thin ,,., ,1 ..4 ., .2.
_ this evening.
, caucus was cpresided over by William'ed
.4 aardy Ind-
_ wBelladonna-Van it.- Mamet
.gresa Wilbur Gainer, George woiindy
‘And numerous others are mentioned iii
“E321“ 222.22 12027:: i’nllém'll
an unusually large turnout at mela-
rs or the party considering the “of!
year i. 1 Vu I
Last night's Democratic caucus de‘
veloped a rather unique sluittlonuin
that a Republic'sn who. nominated for
, : town clerk over a Democrat. Stephen
. ll. Hoyt, the present clerk; received ,89
' . votes as
steel 11 tor Candidate lily»
‘der. ham atom in. lion will she
“be nominated at the Republican m
Last night‘s Dammit:
riot Bennett weal-fire-
day and brought their motor cyclesi MYrY. a'nil MraY.
, next week. ,
soprano loot-net player. 2&1. glen be '
ill sbaYi-Yp Answers that. were
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(ii-gentle Altai-“.3
The Indies' Aid .9111... tyotY intents
odlst church are preparing to Iive a
“business people' a" dinner one day
Pf‘fl‘.“
01AM“
rs. Edwar Walsh has enter-
YYY Y“ lent 3%“
am at
6 ad a of W033: *-
'01: Million 'Whe'eler in mock
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that city last. week.
Stanley Fair iii huh .- been
spending the fummfier' at 3mhii‘YYgilrtIYli‘t‘l
» v 1' Ili1" ‘YYl.
u intense in
his cVoYlYngYc Cities in mghld.
Two agape ier site been a
at tile 91122111152 t3) ér' WM
church drive. Wh
so. i
.1, correspond with the ham
:iylaill
Y‘Y .26»;
wuinm {to lunch.t “:11: toe nail:
years .I
:in this towii; $12th
has moccupicm WE‘LWMTYS Y
years " .l “H “1“”? Inflow-'1; 1
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Witness Wee Pally-.FYRW‘M
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Erwin #1311111. 3: the Fildruhllt .
liar” 11g
'22:.
tYwns “it“ murder case.
W‘Wc’d’
er lacedo in crosseahminatien. Mr.
eris represented the deteneo. «"923,
m Within instrument“
nesseu (Th8 new themes e e-
.1111... toahuhnounsua'edr as
denoemas ballerina 12-1 sir-3.1. . with:
Ali-stained; .cwnhtsnttu M .
3'qu waa' cutie“ overflows.- presses-
a .
Willi you-ft it
other. began-(‘1
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«Muhum13liaishotil
1' a .1 we 'Y" mildew-Alum.
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nudism!!! KMY
on Star.
buy. The ticket, named luohaielo .1 .,
leetman; dailies Bennett, second :
ledthbli. in .21- "will ,
- Assessors, one year— lid
tori twotyearb,fllraliartW1-ihfl dim
years“. ”ellipse. 1HY .1 .1 n
iiam H Orchard.
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2 Auditor—Charles Muesli.
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emanation—tin; list-tenant. Wit .
Constables-Hartford“ ..
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