‘ l
. pillar diversion this liiornlng. ‘ .,
rave been sought before this full. but
The Kind You Have
In use for over
Alwaysnoupllt,
obscurationborn“?l
M been
as its lam
iv no one to dmeive you in this.
All Counterfem. Imitations and “Jnsi-as~good"
are but
his plenum tie with abstention erth heal ed
9 mm» W Williams-Experience ageifist Ezperintfna
Wit 5. Alb CASTORIA
fiastorlu is a Moe's substitute for Castor Oil. rare-
t-oritains neither-iyiiuin,
substance. us his
and alloys 1“th . ” ’
Colic. it relieves Teeth!
and li‘iu‘tu'leiu‘ay.l It asslgfi
goric, Drops out! Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. In
Morphine nor other Narcotic
guarantee. If: destroys Worms
walkout is Diarrluna and Wind
Troubles. cures Constipation
lattes the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Boweis. giving healthy and natural m
The Children's Purim-The Mother’s Friend.
oeuuius- CASTQRIA Astve
/ Bears theflignaturo oi
The and You Have Always Bought
III Use For Over 30 Year‘s.
m “In“! WI '7 IMIMV MI" I" “I! N".
EASE LURWAEK
Get/Your Drug Wants
Filled ot' the
B ri rig 8 Pharmacy
Prompt and oiliclent service-t
siltlmos.
Personal sttentios given to sll
prescription work.
Ohslrs {or our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your oar.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
"d. RANKIN, Ill-linger.
A daughter was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Oldroyd. of 13 Senview
avenue.
Charles M. Williams has resumed
his duties on the East avenue line. iii
tor a few days' vacation.
A front porch in being added to the
rebuilt Swedish Congregational
Church in Van Znndt street.
M. ll. Diiriund. who has been cori-
lyected, with tithe Crescent Laundry
for several years, has resigned his po-
sition.
~A’i‘ry oiir homemade biscuits. They
are delicious. llluiirer liukery. Tel. 314-3
Albert. Eldredge. a well-known East
Norwulk Young men. has secured a
ponition as driver for the (‘resceilt
Laundry in Beuview avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. lurker, oi
Osborn avenue. attended a reception
yesterday afternoon and last evening
at Greenwich. returning home to blast
Norwulk late last night.
Looking after furnaces was quite a
’I liev
warm weather had caused them to be
neglected for the last week or two.
Some of the Columbus Day decora-
tions were still up this morning. but
the last of them will probably disap-
pear today, The decorations at this
end of the town were quite extensive.
A—«The rendering of Tire Warrcns of
Virginia by Miss iiiegel In most or-
iii In and delightful. Bo. Nor. iiup CII.
F‘ri. eve.. Oct. 113. Tickets 250.
This morning It was a case of win
tor dropping in on an unsuspecting
fall. Howsrd Knapp. the East avenue
trolley conductor. reports that it was
so cold up Riverside avenue that ice
formed.
The regular Satprdliy night dance
will be held this week at the County
Club. but owing to a dance in Nor-
Walk enmmrdsy evening. October 24.
the dance lit the County Club will be
null “if“ ‘r‘ _ . r.
‘Wo-n-n
Jsmes Sutherland is representing
the town in the rebuilding work at.
the Benedict Farms bridge: it is Mr:
Blitherlnnd's business to see that evt
smiling ls no “Wording to the so;
Icctmons Was. .1
fiodman bl ,. of d svicw gas rule.
has retarded %. Foollth ago to
England. on one of the American Lilia
steamships. Willie its enjoyed the out
parlance. lie luvs no doubt that he like:
the United m but
‘scloo‘uuru. .‘l‘lle
Demo Boise-ville»; ill. Donn:
y. and
It was
frequently voiced its pleas re.
also seen b_\ a large number or peo-
ple. here who were gathered all along
the streets through which the paraders
passed.
Contractor Charles H. Aisthorpe has
blans out for an addition to his Son-
vlew avenue workshop. The next sec-
tion will he at the rear and will be
80x40. one story in height. It will
probably be several days before the
job is undertaken.
fil‘he work on the masonry for the
ileuedlct Farms bridge proceeds slow-
ly of necessity. This is due to the
tide. Operations can be continued for
about two hours at a time Just now.
while the. tide is at its lowest point.
The abutment walls for the sliilcewsy
are in process of construction.
C. C. Roystone. proprietor of the
Century Roofing Company. had an ex.
perience yesterday which forcefully re
minded him of the uneveness of the
Washington street bridge. Mr. Roy-
stone had It limit In the Columbus Day
parade mid while crossing the bridge.
the whole top of It was dislodged. The
condition of the bridge must also have
been brought home to the many public
. men In tlieparode.
.Tivo of the popular local trolley
men. 'l‘lionius l’lrady and John llor-
ucy. are expected borne from their va-
cation trip tomorrow evening. They
started out Monday morning. going up
the Hudson River on the steamer lien
drik Hudson. and thence across coun-
try to Iloston. from which city they
will return to New York by boat.
some souvenir postcards were rather
expected. but thus far they have not
reached town,
A member of the East Norwalk Fire
District committee stated this morn-
ing that the public ls cordially invited
to attend the committee rneetingsand
present any complaints. lie hoped
that if there are any members of the
community with grievances the r ll
not be backward ill naming they .Ile
comiiililee‘s next meeting will bd‘iield
at the usual place the motor generate
or house In Scnvlew avenue, on Tues-
day evening. October 28.
Edward Schooirovur was greeting old
friends this morning for the lirsi time
In quite a while. He is still very
sore from his recent uocldentr when
he fell from an apple tree. out Is stead-
ily improving. In this accident his
right arm was broken and he had
some ribs loosened up. Mr. Schoon-
over Is now planning to sell his Win
nipauk farm and in another column
of today’s Sentinel offers it It a bar-
gain. He hopes to get Into lighter
business and is now making his plans.
The social gathering of the Epwortli
League of the [cast Avenue Methodist
Church last evening was largely at
tended and was a very enjoys. AIDA
event. The whole eveniiig’ was (”ij
rare sociability and In Isddiiionio 1
regular program included duties. #4
fresh cats were also served.
prcgi included: ' A“
Opening Addresthev. W. \ch Gillies
Prayer-Pastor.
Eplowhirs. Theron Bradley. second
Minivan W DI‘DO. pg ‘1“? "
Recitation-a4 rs‘. iii. if. Prittorson.
Banter auto-«Alb rt la. Dario. m
pooled on piano byM .A..
to.“
:44 y.
iiiicitIIlion-l—Mr‘s.n rsdn.
W‘fifi'ltw. D ..
Ad rear-«Rev. W. W. tiles.
The ashore at the overlap were Wes-
lsy Wood. Hubert Mead and Fred
Hawkins. , 9.
m s than us ruins it Iona
thirst titers ‘woilld its all Hulls tor
.blo III Illa «Nasal
or
iii -‘ bridge ii. hit again not let ,. ii
in. There waits crunchio .
com pleted.9
“Edith
out for the winter.
in several years past.
branches.
.—I————-————-
did two months ago.
he found today. in good fresh condi-
as zenuias fourocloeks. bee balm.
mnrlgolds nasturtlums tobacco plant.
Jump-lip Johnny s head peeping
show that the decorative is studied
as well as the. useful.
street. Rowsyton.
dollar. and due and payable Novem-
ber drst,1909.
JAMES E. STEVENS,
all St
idols hopped over the rail and climbed
down to the mechanism. which did not
. seem tube for wrong He their one lid
. lli
draw closed gnoccsfiiily. gulch ‘
' he relief of a corners or Idore
. tellins nd many more pimple. Mr. Colet
, III of in opinion that the present tron:
. bie with the draw Is due to the wood
work improvements that were recently
Robert S. A ar§y is building a ma:
rine railway on is property for the
purpose of hurtling his launch Lou.
There Is according to people who
have been walking through the woods _
oi‘ late. a larger crop of minute thlin
One man secur "
ed a bushel and his neighbor another
from one tree and then there were No
or more bushels of the nuts left on the
The frost has not yet appeared. in
Rowayton to such extent as to destroy
vegetation. The gardens on the West
Side look as bright and as'tull as they
In one of these
gardens, which Is not over 45:60 feet
in size. the following vegetables are to
tlonz’ Cubbages string and lime beans.
ioiiratoes beets, onions. pumpkins and
sweet corn. which will be ready for
the table In a few days. There is. for
late full use. Brussels sprouts. endlve.
upland cross and lettuce. andfor early
spring there are parsnlps and looks.
This is a woman's garnish. and the.
masses of old-fashioned flowers. such
Japan pinks and here and there a
“D.
Tax Collect90rfs Miles
The assessment book on the taxable
property of the Rowsyton School Dis:
Irict is now ready for Inspection at
the home of J. '8. Stevens. Pennoyer
This tax Is laid on
town list of 1909. one (1) mill on a
Collector.
is sump all
lure. "here are no
it won’t streak or
Makes white clmhesvddhiing while.
liii mild I‘biilld undp illiii
read for. "‘RflWiliilIm-
WWW a mg g. . apt .
ii? (i it by the luusiil;l ear. 9
don't-queue) and fun-kc .
nihc water. .r'
four watches, vriluodl at 9,21 were
stolen The burglars pried oil a shut
ter and broke a front allow, in. or-
der to get. into the shop. The
watches were In a case. along with
several other cheaper timepieces
The burglars also helped themselves
to a couple of pieces of pie.
The headstone big new sods foun-
lain at the Allen drug store has been
erected without mishap of any kind.
except that about- ilvc. barrels of ac-
cessories for the fountain are missing.
It is supposed thotlhis trouble has
been due to a mistake rather than be-
ing a theft, The rouutsln is of mar-
ble and solid. mahogany principally.
and has onyx and silver trimmings.
Constable Hanfordanlilli took two
victims of the police court to Bridge
port jail yesterday. They were
Michael Ball‘well and John Somsky.
There was a trial Monday night on
was claimed that Sonisky. at the Is
gallon of Balkwell. assaulted Mike
APlaclk. lekweli was sentenced to
fifteen doyta‘ud to pay 91 and costs
and Bomsky was given 30 days and
87 and coats.
Members of the international sun.
shine Society and of the 'Lndies' Aun-
iliary of the Unldn Veterans Union
visited the Soldiers' Home. the other
day. and gave an eutertslnmenr‘ for
the. inmates. There were about do in
the visiting delegation. among them
Mrs. Lucy Andrews. of New Haven.
state president of the Sunshine So-
cieiy. An Interesting program of reel
lotions. songs and musical selections
was given for the veterans. The enter
talninenl was In the chapel. Mrs (‘oe
made things pleasant for the visiting
llAlllEii All lfliflifli
S. M. Allen was. a visitor In New
ork city yesterday.
There is an uncalled for letter at the
Dnrlen postoihce addressed to C. S.
Muller.
John w. Weed and family, of Nore-
th. leave this week (or. their place
at Flushing. L. I.. to spend the winter
Mrs. Anna Gangwere. of Newark
New Jersey, Is a guest of Mrs. J. PatJ
rick Drummer. of Main street. Dar-
ien.
There was a large barn dance at
the A. H. Rensbuw place. Collender’s
Point. Saturday night. it was given
by Mr. Renshnw's einpioyees.
Richard Abandrolh has resumed his
barber shop duties. having decided
not to undergo just at present an op-
‘EI‘DUOD which be has been conteniplat
nil
Mrs. Hsnford Smith was called to
Norwalk yesterday on account. or the
serious illness of her brother, Smith
Northrop. who has suiiered Ii re-
lapse.
Darien did not celebrate Columbus
Day yesterday by the closing of the
stores. The town hall and several
residences showed llag decorations.
however. .
Darlon has been having-considerabii
trouble during the past few days with
panhandlers. The-constables are on
the trail and there is likely to bl
something doing.
The subscription dance of the. young
people Monday evening was a very en
lovable affair. it was held at tIII
sateen couples
furnished music.
Shepard s orchestra
The Dorian Business Men' Ii Associa-
tion will hold a special ineoting In a
few days for the purpose of selecting
the state association. to he held Octo
her 220, In Waterbury.
The executive committee of the
Soldiers' AI-lospitsl Board had a meet
ing at .iritcli’s Soldiers Home. Bat-ul-
“slow at unoccupied beds at the Home
The Volunteer iib’ok sud Ladder
Compslly. oi Nero
gill" for the sub re’ Is to give
hursday night. .In the tire compsrry'r
hall. The coiiunlus'e in charge or up
or I ...o Ills. chair
muntil; “Mails rower-gt nonunion
“idiom it.» than Horiwrlght
‘1‘:slnu Raymond . Rahsrt Morrison
Charles Bullshit.
armpit WI
schools were closed throughout
this section. on t of Columbus
Day iiI’heAthool Will recently
thigdhiis dash Baiting! Ergtur
its at w c . or. o ore
gr? wastelleoi“ ‘o “limit; 1);. “has.
own. 0 molar so s r
K931! pt yobflllfh’lllism ll. Orchard
silthlh’iilm ‘ his?“.ia°t‘ii‘.‘l‘i§‘%‘.
tomi boil and was attended by new
‘H.
delegates to the annual meeting at? Fleitman. ’5 sailors
.dsyb‘ The ”railroad: :3. are. Ir: an;
of e a m. s s c s e :
businesym was attended to. here are
offering ntci‘
ladies.
..._._._..:l.._
The woods arefullioi hunters these
days. many of whom may be heard
banging away early in the. morning.
Sevarai of the younger huntsmen. of
which none are residents of this vii
loge. are under the misapprehension
that their bunting litenses give them
a right i" shoot any bird or Irensi
which might cross their path Cerise
directly many of the songsters are be
lug killed in Ii ruthless manner it Is
.evideni that all pf the actors have
not learned that the get e laws must
be obeyed. A few 0 nvlctlons by the
game warden would serve admirably ,
as an oblect lesson to others.
Tile costume dance given by Misses
Mercedes and Evelyn Crimmlns.
daughters of Milo I). Crimmlns. Satur-
day rriglrt. In the garden house on the
Criinmiiis estate at Collender‘s Poiai
marked the close. oi the Collender s
Point social season {The summer resi-
dents sre beginning to close their
houses. and. by election (lily. most of
the colony except the year-rounders.
will be back in New York. There were
upwards or sixty at the dance. Satur
day night and most of them were
from New Yerk. members of house
"—
hlld moved his Temlly "there.
W
Dr Stewart 8. Sherwood has
George Brown cottage at
Wa—
George Nash. son of Henry Nash,
" is” soon to resign his trolley position
and spend the winter in California.
! Hal-31.4.. ’
The schools in town were closed
yesterday to enable the pupils to at
tend the Columbus day celebration
in Norwsllt
Mrs. Ambrose Harlbutt will enter-
A' . lain the opening meeting of the Car.
rent Events club at her home on State
street tomorrow afterpoon
The ladies of the Church of the As
sumptlon are planning to give another
of their popular dances In the old
church on State street. October 29.
Prof. Carver's orchestra has been on
gazed to furnish the music.
Mrs. Helen Wheeler, of Ssllgatuck,
will entertain the Beneficent Society
of the Congregational Church this
afternoon. All who can sew are asked
to be present and assist. as there are
several barrels to be packed and sent
away before the cold. weather.
Stole Master Henley and Deputy
Sherwood will be present at the
grunge meeting this evening and will
assist in trying to reorganize the
grunge in this town. which was abun-
doned some time ago. owing to lack
of interest taken by the rireinbers.
The Princess Sanguine Club. com-
ASKFOR Till:
ROYAL
li' a 8-18 and a daddy. li' 8 ll winner
when baking day comes around and
the prlcemwell. you can‘t beat it
anywhere
ALE.”
F. A. ANHTGHELL
CORNER WALL AND HIGH ere.
NORWQLIK. CONN.
All Coupons
TON
, run
8 it Pills
‘ ma ascacuan sv
F.A_E.Lockwood
8: Company
parties at the Point. The garden house
was pretilly decorated with autumn
leaves. and the gardens were lllumln
ated with Japanese lanterns. At mid
night slipper was served on the veran
den of the garden house A New York
orchestra played for the dancing
Some of the dancers In costume were:
Miss Evelyn Crimmins. as II Wat:
teau shepherdess: Miss Mercedes
Crimmins. u an irish tolleen; Miss
Rosalie O‘Brien. daughter {judge
Morgan J. O'Brien. in s l’lerelte cos
inure; Miss Louise Trowbridge. as all
ltallsn peasant; Mrs. Edward Dela
held. as a Spanish .d:ancei Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Criminins. Jr.. in Mexi-
can costumes: Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Fltaoibbou. In Spanish costume: Mr.
and Mrs. be anu‘NWIIIIird; Edward
Delafleld. as a French c;ourtlor Stuart
Waller and Duncan Harris. as French
diplomats. Thomas Crtnimlns end an
Doyeseh. ill Pierrot costumes;
Mills Catherine Burton. as an ltaliau
Ionsant; Wain omilnst Charles.
Luring Reginald hits and Henry
Albert Dltmars
appeared In the Prince llsulllo cos-
tume worn III the original Americap
production of “The Merry Widow.'
Mrs. Herman mamas appeared as
Polly. and the costume was ii Very
pretty ODDM
fliiiiilil
Dr. Underwood.’ who has been on.
the sick list. idiomatic!
W
9
Game Warden '
been In lowa‘ the put week.
W
Miss View oi:
moved to 913%, portion week. 9
H. B flhermd M flint lolly
returned train I visit in Dsnbury.
u
lisv
Dsnbury in his (retiring osr savers
days ago. or
II... sinner about
meet most or: her son is
In Bridgeport .
I
ibur Smith lie-9:. .
Church street; ,
Dr. Nolan (Eli our town cillclsinl
39 Wall Street
Your coupon properly tilled
out gets you a Spark Plug free
of charge.
more. dutirsbls your building can be
coats-«by lisvlni
lillmeoti-Io 0U WW a Is. Private Tele-
pith on“ till at I‘I. I-Lc Installeda-i
HUN i:fl you how Ilid lili‘nllll I"!
fits is the Electric Age and the
lord who is tip to date gets that
: good paying tenants.
runs
a monitored Ir ssr. l 1
scribbling mission so;
NUT“. NMWAI.
EVEimrl 9
W
There appears to be a fair crop ol‘ . ,
, lists this year. although they will. not .1
fall very rapidly until a heavy frost.
RANGE w,
tlonal bail
whist last
conclusion
Were Mrs.
evening.
it
on their wotI
where it is i
Mrs Hor cc Wilkerson. “Br
tabled 3 III a number of friends at
l‘sdny afternoon Al, the
dire luncheon was sewed
by the best. In. Among those present
clinic Panzelt, Mrs. Frau
cls Dry. M s. Homer smith, of Port
Chester. WA .A Powell. of Dalston. and
many mOI‘E.
A pleasing.
In the Met
rk
HIMSELF.
as. huh“
(Id of to young people of the
ongregationl Church. will give an
entertainme I this evening in Na-
raise funds to help carry
scattering sunshine
o’s ceded. They should
receive the hourly support of
community. A ’
enter
entertainment was given
odist Church parlors last
The program consisted of
readings by Mrs James. of Norwalk.
assisted by “Miss Minnie Lees. one of
the leading sopranos in Norwalk. At
the conclusit n the penny strips which
Were distributed some time ago were
collected. from which a
sum was reullzzed
substantial
DIBOOVERIED A8 HE STABBED
NEW YOARK. Oct. l3.—A man who
said he wast Harry Kelly, of 24 Bond
street, Boston, was discovered while
stabbing nuptial: in the throat with a
pen knife in the hallway of an apart-
ment house at 118th street and Eighth
avenue. teddy. His wounds were not A
serious and, after they were treated
lie was placed ‘under arrest on a charge
of attempted suicide.
case for hlsl effort to kill himself.
He gave no ex-
the
mils grass '
soother! Select! the but one. than
moduli! Rho-N. an ””135.
Wilma iim thirst M W
libel-slat yrslscilli WNW
Wamlhdu use it. Silesia it.
SAY NEGROEB MUST 60.
SAN ANGEDO Testing Oct lit—-
Severul hundred workingrnen last
night at a mass. meeting decided that
negroes in San Angelo “must go."
Only those who OWn property Will be
allowed to remain, ii is asserted. '
A committee was‘ appointed to visit
the Kansas City. Mexico and Orient
Railway othcials to request that map
recently brought-here be sent back
where they came Irbm.‘
Another meeting is called for to-
night to see that these orders have
been obeyed.
Many negroes are already making
arrangements to leave.
The men who really sufiers says
least about it; he is afraid to confess.
how bad all he is. -
The Music
Cone
"run
post
OwA
Firesii e Phenograph
May We Show You the New Fireside
Mtiidel Retailing It
"Electicut
I- Disposil it You
an Edison
1 $22.00
UTI-I uoswsur. 9 _
signs
sled piping can be
n any old house.
west. Prompt at-
will bring repre-
use ve.
Talent of All Nations Is
”And Explsltn How Buy It Is to Own
Ono?“ let's Talk it (War.
A J ABEEIIE l Sillill.
134-135 ASHINGTON .TBEIT,
20f “1AA Manufacturer
A
WorIA guaranteed. Prices
the it
tentiitn. Estimates cheer-
iullyAiurnished. Isl. or
99 tunes-
f listed '
OTHER FINISHES HAVE COME
AND GONE, BUT
J ap-A-Lac
s'rILL Home Filler FLAG! Ion
QUALITY AND sNouiIANcl.
cuss E. how
112 WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
"PHONE 067.
osvlp' Iv. Bdrm
A . .
5 s“ 's‘i'fl’i‘.‘
19 North Main 01.. loath Nemaik
Residence. 6 Washington It.
Telephone st oil'les.
Telephone st house,
a...
Hotel Mahackemo 9
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
oeuvres mo cums: or To okra
RATES s2 PER DAY Ann urwsuo
Supper or Table D’Ilote Dinah.
, 6 to 8 p. m.. 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 0”.
CityNationli-I'Bank
*—
TRANBAOTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINIUI
Capital _ Burpliis and Profits,"!
‘100.000.00 "17.000” "
Safe Deposit Boxes, .3 sad .5 per your.
EDWII'LH MATHIWOON. Pros. .
JOHN KNAPP. lot Vice Pres.
FREDERICK H.‘ ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Geymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman.‘
Josiah II Mervin JIWIIIsce Mar-Vin
Christian hwsris John H. LIpIIt ’
Fred H. Rowen
nvssv Ems nlisssmo ensue
' sin ‘ A
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should. be (ill
snow It “than
celsln' 9 sin
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