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liltiiiLItIIy by Suinlin Brothers.
{3‘1} " it lllinetrea in size.
Maggi ,elstty' pages. each
containing nine lines of ninety-
_ . aflhpdred words that despite
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outfits you s Spark Plug free
NORWALK‘
Savings Society
. i moos‘eosarsn 1m.
deotiis June 29, 1909,
, $3,707,107.48 '
V. , Li: M. Holmes. Frost.
'5 ‘. A. Curtis. Vloolrdst. ‘
Wadi: A. fills. Body I Tread.
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DEBTS
iiirklchs i0 SUl'i’wALL
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A Complete Line of Crockery,
' Giteswsre and Househo-
, . dishing Goods, Etc.
”infill“: Blue Chink by the set or
i
it
“1er White .li‘ruit Jars can no
dis "dd icker and better. Fruit will
b‘ “ ,s 'r. the, Jars will look nicer
,-om ‘ shelves than the round green
, di' ‘ ‘ rs.
~l‘ivmt‘e Jars have the unit-
1““ .' p. '
Mi sow Shades rustle to order.
f‘ 5"?“ thrii' barium.
' , “tilted l’alnt, “.25 gallon.
5 enlisting and Paper Hanging.
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LANVON’O Ti! Al. ‘ia ON. ‘1
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smeeuiempi came Heard by sup.
erlor COurt Jury.
The trial of Herbert Fl. Lilli-Yon, out.
tor of the. Greenwich investigator. on
the charge, of einhmzlement, was Ite-
Kun In the Superior Court. at Bridge-
port, before Judge. William H. Wil-
liams and jury. yesterday morning.
lnnyon was formerly. Vcollector of
bad debts. and, it,ls alleged. nt‘fili‘Cteil
to for over the, proceeds of sumo of
his co leciions to the creditors. There
in also an appealed libel case in Com-
mon Pious Court pending against
t.unyon-. but this was put over till af-
. tcr'the trial in the Superior Court. The
libel prosecution was brought by As
scciatn Editor Norman Talcott.
against whom articles have appeared
in The Investigator. Judge James F.
Walsh.“ in whose court the case is
pending, will call in another judge, as
he is interested in- the outcome of the
rush. .
Both cases ivere tried in the Bill"
ongh (‘ourt of Greenwich, and ban-
yon. found guilty in each. uppculed.
Attorney i-ionu-i- S. (‘ununings is as-
stating in the prosecution in- Bridge-
port. as he did in Greenwich.
.l. it‘rcd Buln. ouc of the merchants
for which llnnyon acted as collector.
‘ was the first. witness yesterday. Mrs.
Mctllynn, Mrs, Gallagher. Elmer
ilarncs and Mr. Kenncy testified to
paying islnyon money, for liain, which
the latter declared he never received.
Attorneys Russell Porter Clarke
and George P. lioivell are deiondtnk
~ Lunyon. and ‘croas- examined the wit‘
‘ "“8893.
The case got i‘ulrly started
before. a recess was ordered. and it
was resumed at 2 p. in.
smsssa EQS‘I'Ilt
MATTRESS
Its absolute com-
fort and whole rest-
giving construction,
make the Stearns &
Foster best of all for
inducing dreamless,
healthful sleep.
We sell than.
F. A. MITCHELL
House Furnishcr
Nor-walk. Conn.
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Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause or the disease and the art or ad
gusting the same- Diseases are caused
y a wrench. twist, or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves antt- pain in
later life in the different organs snc
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. Parsly‘
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic s
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
'u WAsmNorou at so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
.. annoy sandal,
For All House-{Owners
This is the seasoi tor clssnlns‘
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brass for the hohursnd
the rake for the lawn at. good,
but they dont' go far can
till!»
You can clean dirt sway. but
to stake the house. 51ml,
r'v"
.. . soars seamen.
‘ TIL. cos.
«a.
dict Freight Only
' m x Tuesday. J angry. 7.
h: ropslleivs ill. leave
.u‘. live"
p. in.
tip. to 4p. m. and South-
h‘iilo p. in.
siennboat (to.
C. c. ‘Hsu‘cmsn.
general Agent.
,day, (except,
a}. a. Patent omen.
. lm‘th ms
mothhiaiufit H l
tjti‘ver, New York. that '
reight received. _
tlt‘
stables and fences ruin they.
“Said be {reshaped up with
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i We have everything for the
stating—alluded oil.
use mi ,-
Aanniv the with uni
.. TH]! FAMOUU. ,
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
W0 can muffin“. fllll W“
he 's purlt
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on us ahoiit your painting.
it E. GORHAM
'DECO‘RA‘TOR.
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.leaup Library lioaiiliiiWill Know Sex
‘ Quality hum
Westport's town martini Mdudcy
is entitled to the medal. a memorial
service, w s n star tuner to. that.
Waters in) virtually to e lussoed into
I attending and once there business was
stomach gets the, blues and gruniblcs. , _ . , ,‘
(live it u 80th out. than take Pope'sldlf'l'“"h‘i‘l with machine like regular
jrlllll‘llrlmin‘mto start ”w di‘omlwi 'For an of that. and thereby hangs
“‘8 not InF'HTh“? (will be no “in. a title it furnished its surprise and
pepsa or )ectng o as or cruc aw ’ ; ,l -,
he a ,lump of end in the. stomach ’ . i '
or heartburn, sick headache and Diz- town. T‘fvilli‘jffllllflf”: 1“ not 0“"
ziness, and your food will not ferment “3" '9‘ ’- n ‘ 9 “i '
- Women for Trustea‘s.
a ' . .‘I
“Kg-3mm" your breath with nuusions it was agreed that three trustees
Pope's Diapepsln costs only fit) cents I should be appointed for Jean]: library.
for a large case at any «true store The notion, not motion. was advanced
here. and will relieve thi- inost ohstl. that H would l’“ "“1““ “l’l’lmmme l9
- . . 'i'y Sh?!“
mm. case of Indigestion and little" nominate tine! pastors Hui
Stomach in five minutes. “"“d “"0"“ ‘0 explain ”‘1‘" women
There is notiiin else better to lake WW“ ""3””,9' and "MN” immortal»
Gus from Sioumiih "ml cleanse the lzcd hituseli. for unwittingly he threw
stomach and intestines and besides a bomb that obliterated the preachers
one single done will iiiizcst'u'ini pro: and established a "WM "f ”WNW“
pare for assiiilllatlou into tlu- blood it that would"; changed a“ fur “H sex
your food the same as a soul l. H Gum‘m‘d or ytuls-tocoine. ,.
healthy stomach would do it 1“" liltlltls selected were: lhc
When- llinpepsiu works. your stoin- mm?” it. it 1.1“” and 13“““i‘fi‘i my;
My. I...,.,s__g,.m “9,." in order. Cleans tor and Mia. (huun-ing l. liniris. 'l‘lu
air—and then you feel like mung'lil'l"ll'lii‘9fl """Mw‘l “ ""'""5“m”"' if
when you come to ”u. table. not present, that might serve to
Absolute relief from all Stomach :f;‘lil)2?‘.:fll:‘al player on u “h” {pot-
Misery is waiting for you as soon as ‘ ‘ '
you decide to take a little Diupopsin. it was voted 1” lay an eight mill h“
Tell your druggist. that you want fur-”the “".'"°“.‘ Him ,. ...y ..
l’upe's lliapepsin. because you want to . n “m" ‘H‘l’mm woie H‘" - “"
bcconm thoroualily cured this lime. «epted and ordered pill on tile.
Remember. if your stomach t‘ecl» ..__.._.........
unl-ofiorder and uncomfortable now T , , '
gfi'ifla
\ou can get relief In five minutes.
For Infants
i lln Kind You lilo nest Blight
Stops Fermentation and Relieves Gas
Heartburn and Dyspepsia in
Five Minutes
Wily not got some nnw~vtlila mutu-
cnt. and forever rid yourself of atoms
och trouble and indigestion? A dietcd
NO FLIES ON ENGLAND.
The fly can he p.:i down. The proof
is that it has been done, Speaking
iaslily. there are no files in England, Bears .i.»
H.
:r at least llicl‘c are so few that the Si . i > w-
‘:ihnhll:tnts do not think it worth while i nature at ‘
W; slorcei: titleir dwellings. The reason
a t to shun cat the tight little island
is kept clrnn. h‘ifly yours ago iitcsl FAST AND SLOW'
were a nuisance in I‘lnglund. thoucltl The Father , "l learn with sorrow.
not the plagui- that they are here. for l my son. that you are getting to be what
in other really civilized country was ‘ they term quiic fast. The Sou-”'You
'rt-r quite so dirt) in: the United States shouldn‘t ln-live all you hear, rind, I‘ll
-1‘ America. This nuisance is pretty ' Introduce ymi to a man who will tell
unplclcly ntuitcd. ll‘; liitv years Ens you another story." The i-‘ntherv—"Alkl
':uul has been swept and gnrnlsheleho is he?" The Sorry-"My tailor. llc
'nd the flll's haw Siltl‘lt‘tl. unit-(filurc‘s i says l'in tho atom-st chap he's not (in
Magazine. [his books.
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We are so confident that we can
furnish relief for indigestion and
dyspepsia that We promise to supply
the medicine free of all cost to every
one who uses it according to direc-
tions who is not perfectly shilsiled
with the results. We. exact. no promis-
es and put no one under any obliga-
tions whatever. Surely nothing could
be. fairer. We are l0cuted right. hole
where you live, and our reputation
should he sumcinut nsailranco of the
geiluiilescss of our offer.
We want every one Who is troubled
with indigestion or dyspepsia in any
form to come to our store and get a
box of Rexull Dyspepsia Tablets. Talia
thorn home, and give them it reasona-
hl trlhi, accordiug‘io directions. 'l‘hcy
ur varv pleasant to take; they soothe
the irritable stomach. strengthen amt
invigorate the digestive organs. pro-
mote a healthy and natural bowel uc-
seu and stomach irritation, produci-
healthy digestion and assimilation. and
pimnotc nutrition. ’l‘hrec sizes, title,
600 and $1.00, Remember you can
obtain licxull Remedies in South Nor-
wnlk only at otir storep—«Thc iiexull
Store. The Clifford Pharmacy. Qlilll‘
her it (‘autyy Props.
\4 .
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lion, almost immediately relieve unu- .
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wsnuaspliv', cell. a. 1909.
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Blidgsport Adhertisen‘i’ents
D. M. Read Co.
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Fail Models * u Tailored Waiéts
The art of making a correct 'i'ailorcd Waist belongs
to the skilled tailor. This woman and that woman may
wear a waist. but it is easy to know the right waist, per—
it‘l‘i as to fit and stitching on neck, shoulder scams. sleeves
and culls. The correct waist is made by the good work-
man. and wearing such a waist the business woman, and al-
so her sisters of leisure, feel confident they are well dressed.
No other style of waist is so suitable for the convenient trot;
tcm' gown of two pieces, skirt and coat.
The Embroidered Styles.
'l‘licsc bear a distinct note of smallness, and though on
many there is scant needlework, just a spray or two, or a
FLQR MADE FROM WOOD.
One of the most peculiar products
of Norway is that ol pulverized Wood.
or Wood flour. as it is generally called.
it is made from sawdust. and the on-
ly requirements are that this shall
couu- from spruce or pine logs. either
mixed or unmixed but perfectly clean
and free from any particle of bark.
After the sawdust has been thor~
oughly dried in a kiln. it is ground bcr
tween mill stones in much the sonic
manner as the Wheat in ufiour mill.
Then it is forced through u tube in-
lu lhc hopper ot‘ a vibrating scirc,
which is constructed somewhat on tin-
prlnciple of a tanning inlli, 'l‘liis scivu
is furnished with t'lillll covered sides,
and lliv material is or such iiucness
that it contains from :mm to touu
meshes to the suunrc inch.
'l‘his Norweuinu wood flour is an en»
lively different nriii lo iroin wood pulp
or celloiusc- and is used in ”W lllilllll
i‘nclure ul’ dynniullw uiul linoleum.
Practically the whole output ls'export
:cd. and the principal markets are
Ildiiulantl Germany and France ”tough
'the l‘nited States takes a small uuan~
i ilty.«-—-ii:1i‘pci".~i chlil)‘.
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’ A rnnn judges himself to be honest
‘lw those he might limo (lone. lull
didn't. '1“
Thursday Is Bargain Day
FOR THIS WEEK'S ATTRACTIOhl WE HAVE ARRANGED A
lill oi eyelet work. it is well ilonc and effectively placed.
More elaborate spccimcns have much cmln‘oidcry or drawn
work on collars and coils.
linilil'uitlcrcd Waists from $3.15 up.
The Vogue of Linen.
l’iain locked and plaitcd waists are of pure linen in
various qualities, and many fashions. The lines are good,
tlic styles >(‘\'t‘l‘t'l}' correct. l'riccs from $1.50 up.
Pcrcales. Madras and Flannel.
.-\s a relief from the while linens one may turn to these
comfortable colored waists which are tailored in every par-
ticular (is well in the linens. .\ \‘cry gmni assortment at
)ii't‘sclll.
~ Waist Section. main door, north.
W
Brass BCdS. $16.75 is a low price for 3 Brass
Bed. and when the expectant customer secs this handsmnc
lied \\'llll two~incll posts he is pleumntly surprised. Worth
$24“: and offered special at
$16.75.
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There is an Exhibit of fine large Rugs in the Carpet
Store. The 9 x 12 size which is large enough for a room.
Anglo lndiaiis. Anglo Persians and Turkish, Saxonys,
.\xminstcrs, Al‘tliillllllh and \\'iltons. interesting lines.
t‘orpct Store, first floor.
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The D. M. Read Co.
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their properties,
ADDRESS BY MR. HOYT. their persons and
»—————- standing for the welfare. the happi
Remarks made at New Canaan Town tress. peace and good order of the
H." Corner-Stone Laying. community irrespective of woe or
religion. color or condition. it, heconir‘s
WHILE MANY OF THE ITEM§ WILL BE R
2 . ’ C611
SOME EXCEPTIONAL PRICES. OF WHICH
'WE QUOTE A FEW
1 Sale!
EGULAR 25c GOODS, WE HAVE MADE
tumlw , ,
, iterace Minna son, : 4 ,, .
iieai one and!
as watt. sr.,, summing,
a ' "
ins
We have savers! Wald“ bsrhsins
In income produclno property thit
. "thud lair-id‘s In dsihs'ilvtth the hold... .
2'6 pair blankets a 25..
‘ Value 3°C
Excellent Values in Huck hilt] Turkish Towels.-
. , serousnmreryana underwear, at 25c
' Outing Flannels White Window Poles
Value ioc Value inc
3 YARDS FOR ........................ use 3 FOR ............................. '. . .ssc
Bath Robe Flannels Brass Extension Rods
" Value 16c Value ioc
. 2YARDSFOR ..... . ......... .‘ ........ 258 '3 FOR ....... .. ..... ...,..25c
, rSllkaltne Ladies’ Handkerchiefs '
V 3/81“: ”Vac . Value 5::
svssnsson. ............ . .......... 25c anon ......... 25c
, LadleS’ Corsets Lathes" Hose
‘ WITH SUPPORTERS. ...... ..,......25c 14 PAIRS FOR.. ...... 25c
Clark’s b. N. ‘T. Lustre Men’s Hal-f Hose '
birdse ' 25c “was FORssc
25 Gilt Fool Stools at 25c
Value 50c
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oath Norwalk
‘ . plivnsges as outsells-
I The following address was deliver-
ed by Rev. J. Howard Hoyt, l). 1)., at.
the laying of the corner-stone of the
New Canaan Town Hall. Saturday at-
ternoon. bciore an audience of 1,000
fwoplc, in cluding the members of Hur-
mony lodge, lo‘. and A. bl.. who con-
ducted the ceremony. and the officers
of the Most Worshlplul Grand Lodge
of Connecticut:
Most Worshipiul Grand Master of
the State of Connecticut. officers of
the Grand Lodge, visiting brothers
and brothers of Harmony Lodge.
friends and fellow-citizens: An occaav
ton of more titan ordinary interest to
our town calls us together this beauti~
fnl October day. We are met to lay
[the cornerstone of a building that is
to stand as the visible exponent oi the.
public and civic life of our people.
When the history of our time comes
to be chronicled. and the years with
.their events are inarshallod in order.
the year 1909 will stand among the
great years. A year which has writ.
ten upon its pages the achievement of.
Va dream that has baffled human en-
tury—ltke the discovery of'the North
Pole and that has witnessed the tri-
ump of a desire "that seemed to mock
all human effort—like the solving of
the problem of aerial navigation; and
. that records a celebration the like of
whlh the ages do not tell...a celebra-
tion participated in by the great world
povvers, thereby attesting the spirit of
'the larger brotherhood of man-Mike
. the Hodges-Fulton ”celebration not yet
closedml say, s'year whose pages
‘ ‘ahow such records must stand among
‘- the great. great years. Those notable
accomplishments, however,. belong to
it: the world, and lyre who are met
iteratoduy have no special or personal
. interest in them except that Which is
‘shsred by our fellow-men throughout
the world.’ But while the year has
. brought so many and such noteworthy
ever is t, the rent world it has been
inst-lied by evens of peculiar and ape-
olul interest to New Canaan. It is oil-v
ly abont a year since we spy; the open-
lag of our well-equipp . Mud splend-
any managed Boy‘s ti an, clostly fol-
lo lug‘ that came tliecomptotlou and
an, tcatiqn or siteautuiil . so Boom.
the hogne of only: broth r Q ii Fellows.
p it n w ivo‘u'o a rug t ‘ecohiple-
, tliin of another b ldtrtit of rest and
,pe, manent moment to our people—roar
“he utii‘ul .nsw .Bubltu dollop:9 building;
nd thiastteuiloon wont quot ,to
iiukrkiuuuhor assent of wide and vital.
u: wruwiltfl ML, ' .‘..
a s a matter oilntorest and especial-
‘l‘y .sowlf, the“ building to he created is
toilie Wen tol selandworthy uses;
and wt
he dedicated to the . public . and civic
common of a people. to become the
mthruntee to them at their seat: a
.v
‘ r
dnrsnce and pluck for more than a cen- ,
affected by air currents.
a . ,.‘ .‘-"" . t
he laying of a corner-stone is oh,
on its tot y, that, building is to mama
repository or the, records of their oom- .
munity lite. social and-political. ,ttfi ,
shldauaro‘inz
El-l‘il , , v.1
doubly significant of meaning and in‘
terest. And it is for no less a pur-
pose than this that weare met at this
time. Therefore. Most Worshlpful
Grand Master. in behalf of the commit»
tea having charge of the erection of
this building, and of the citizens of
New Canaan, I have the pleasing priv-
llcge ot‘ Welcoming you and your as-
sociates upon this occasion, and of ex-
pressing to you our appreciation of
your presence. requesting that you lay
this corner-stone according to the an-
cient and honorable rites of masonry.
For which purpose. i now place in your
hands the ceremonies of the hour.
children fir,
res FLE‘lcllEtl's
C A S T O R I A
BOOMERANG KI'NKe.
There are. a good many “kinks" to
be learned to tin-ow the boomerang
skillfully. One is always to throw
against the wind it you want it to
come back to you. it is a miniature
.aeroplhne, for it literally sails against
the wind and is borne uptvard and
onward by the breeze. if the layer
wants to make a long distance
straightaway record he can throw
with the, wind. but he must take care
to select a boome‘ptngwhich is heavy.
soaneavy that it ‘ ill not be too pinch
By name
the the boa . rising at a1ofert|aln ‘angle
be can, imagine“ not it c, 4
like a, h w until it may ,be as lilgli
as . 100 set above the earth. as n
poll playing it is not so much more
strength that makes a long thrower.
but the skill in slmtng._.t‘ e dlrcuuw
and. lp boomers!) ,throwl patina way
in which advantage may be taken of
the air currentii.-—l—8t’.*N'lcilolas.
' mammal. ->
Why is a malicious; a villa“-
pher‘s stone like Neptune? fiecaus‘e
he is see-king whatnever was. V,
On which side of sill“ lay, wow you
look for the moat hair? On the out-
slde. . . , .
Why do not trees open their trunks
In the‘eprtmr when they change their
(trust, Because they .10ch; thelr'sum~
metsclothtng out. , '
Why- is a boothlsolo like sneditor'f
ll huso he polishes the understanding
.hls patrons. a
I , swarm .
in or in new to to and m
war WM”? “militia?
a. lime mm and
Wimrimimmiiofimm sum
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