Get You: Did; Wants
Filled at the
B rr d ge “Pharmacy
“11,3?” and efficient" service at -
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and Wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY"
J. PARKER. Manner.
Mr and Mrs. John Bedford have
roved from Betta place .to Gregory
oulevard
Miss Anna Nickel-son is the repre-
sentative of the East'Norwulk church
‘3 for Mission Day.
V‘The regular weekly prover services
will be held this evening at 1ch Ad
dent Christian and East Avcuuc Meth-
odist Churches.
VMl‘ Godfrey who has been conduct-
iiign lunch tcnt in Scuvicw uvouuc
since slimmer. has IcccutIV pullcd up
stakes and moved auny.
I ~Our blend is best. Try it.
bakery. Tel. 314- 3.
l The Rev. mater F. Reynolds and the
Rev. F. S \lusworth lIaVe been in [los-
ton this “cell attending the general
.c‘onfercnce of the Adrent Christian
dlrulclr.
l The steamer CanlVi.V of New Haven
it; at the Ferris Coal tiornpanV dock
above the bridge. it is understood thah‘
sre will make trips across the Sound
after produce about once a Week.
l Repairs are being made to the fcn~
tiers of the Washington street draw.
bridge. .l. B. Raymond's spilc driver
VVas set to Work this morning at driv-
lug new piles for the fender. at the
south end
. Building moV‘cr William Coggswcll,
oi Norwaik and his assistants were
busily engaged this morning in lii'l‘.‘
par tag for the nIOVlng of the addition
of tho llafner block on the Washing
lim street bridge to its new foundation.
*Eugeue Clark, affectionately known
, by his fellow tr-d‘lcymen as the mayor
(if Westporte cnue. was unable to
lbok after his car on the Gregory
l‘int llnexthis morning, and as a re«
shit Jack Roddy substituted for him.
1 People interested in the success of
(lhrist Church, East Norwaik. were
pleased to read the assurance of War-
den Francis W. Malkin and Clerk W.
A. Bold last evening that contrary to
ri-porl. the Church is in first class
condition.
”'1 This was the last week of the new
"son for the John E. O'Sulllvuu‘s l'iorr
lirn llouse, which is celebrated for
I‘mny lunch for his Siliii't! dinners. The
past season has been a very successful
line. The cloning time is the some as
also 1 November lst.
T3 indications are, that there will
I: h. c a delegation from East Nor-
'aik lolch Vundvrbllt automobile rucc
t Long island Saturday. Some of
be small boat owners are figuring on
citing snil III 4 a. In. The race will
tart at :1 o'clock. ’
The Real Norwulk Fire Police Will
old a special Irroeling this evening at
-eadquurtora, A member of the com-
any slated this morning that the noti-
catimr curds did not state the object
f the VIII-cling but be supported it was
0 talk over iilt‘ matter of swearing in
Ionic of the members as special son-
tallies.
Edward Lloyd. the well known lllli~
on and vocalist. who has been into
In for several weeks on account of his
ighl wrist, resumed his Work yester-
ay. Mr. Lloyd suddenly lost the rum
f ”it! wrist and for n tiIIVo it was four
Ii that he had been paralyzed. ll lIIIa
loco ill‘t‘li believed that the trouth
vnu IV sprain.
A well known oysternrun ntuled this
morning that he did not. think the la-
ul natural growth workers would m
pain at lirldrtcport much burger. For
no thing. he did wirihiuk the chilly
weather Wu» nruohmiiinn. inducement
' or them . ninth on the Job.
I‘ho stock he also elIiuIed was not
Iurticularly good. null.
The outcome of the bridge saloon cllV
out are being awaited with no little
pursuance, both hyvthe remonclmuts
ltiiii those who favor the leaving of the
Lehman on the bridge. .ludata Bumm-
ii
.4
I
it
l‘iauner
w“
I“ ..
m”_—a—I
i
expected to give his Iincinlou IVIrmc
line thin week. it was thought. in
not that his decision would be given
other in the wool: than this.
The. Ellsworth oysterlmt command»
r was laid up for the wither vector
hay iii no llIIIIII an bailey (laminar
dock above the Itching. on street
irnwiu‘ldge. Captain [loyal livelrer
Ind t'hnrien Andaman will remain With
Boiler- and Ahk Jill sustain. 1’.
Funding the lit manner of the com
million will be otherwise engaged 8st
urday. the time
tibia who Iii, umnhiitnts
will as that.
“-
Huntcr the
he married
her. lining? Taylor null tihnrlcn
Council. b other two members of
the crow have been laid off for the
winter.
The mttlin of the sewer “new
meat dish 3. today morning has
been dci the dilti‘tot ceramic
toe to two a .mem rs William H
w III. do in
“ 1qu show 1w"
moon of eonsnpstlou
Both of the younu couple hare IV large
number of friends Wits so congratula
tions they receive over heir marriage.
Harry G Tobey, who has heed spen-
ding the summer and fall in East Nor-
.. walk returned this morning to Hart
ford. where he will resume II position
at his trade of plumbing During the
summer Mr Tobey has one thrilling
experience that he will remember.
One Sunday he went fishing with a
party of friends and off Cockeuoe is
land their sailboat capsized a squall.
They finally made Cockenoe island and
were later towed home in a small boat
boat.
Alucldorly than, last night leaning
on his stick. was slowly creeping
across the street from L'Hommedlu's
to the Parker's, where the three trol-
loys were all standing. when like a
flash of lightning a giant autonr .bile
whlzzcd past a little girl ..:st catch-
ing by the sleeve in time to bring him
to a hall, and more than likely sav-
lug the old man from a bad accident.
The little girl was no other than Miss
Francis. of First street. whose pres
once of mind is well worth making a
note of here.
While ilridgcmaster .iohu ll. Colo
doesn’t often get left he certainly was
in the case of the man who borrowed
his spirit level a long time ago. but for-
got to return it. He did get even. how-
ever. this time. when he and a party
of .‘V‘Iu'walk boys went to theWiudson-
Fulton celebration on the Kids C. Sle-
V'cns. l‘ils good wife Nellie made a
big busketfull of cakes, pies and other
goodies. upon which she hoped her
husband would have a good least. but
when he. wont to look for thugloddcr
the basket Was empty. some of tho
fresher boys, headed by a well—known
East Nor'wulk young men. having eon-
sumcd chI-y ounce or it. Mr. Cole's
time came as all things do in tune.
when a doubled barreled shot gun. a
fine fishing pole; a rubber coat and
boots. werc left at his homo for the
leader of the party of foragcrs. to be
called for, but when called for Uncle
.lIVlIII. with his bluntlcst snulc. handed
lritu a ticket. remarking that he could
got the goods when he paid the
amount his "uncle" had advanced to
him for them.
Mrs. It Boznrlh ol’ (‘halVVortlI .l.
mother of Mrs D Smith. attended or
her over faithful and aflt‘c'lltillnil son
George, left East Norwulk for homo
yesterday morning, after having spent
about three weeks of her life of con-
slaul activity with her daughter out
sorIVln-lnw on Cottage street. The
and Mrs. Andrew Bozurth. mothers rc-
Hbcctlvcly of Oakcy and Mildred. and
grandmas to Pearl and tlcorge Major.
soon became almost like twa sisters.
and were on the go pretty uoar all tho
time. .icro e's better half showing
her all thi‘ nit-resting objects in and
around at village While here Mrs.
Morey and». r bright littre son Wilbur.
formerly of Chatworth came on from
Stamford. and spent a day wllh her old
friends. One, afternoon the lady devot~
rd hcr stamina to Mrs. Edwin James.
and the. two ladies. who are about llro
same plan. had quite a toast of reason
togethcr, both being of similar tastes
and ideas. Grandma ilortnrth says she
never spcnl so runny happy days away
from home before, but was glad to re
illl'll to tho scenes of iIcr girlhood and
uIriIItIVrruptIVIl married life. and be
once IIrorIV with other children. as well
as to visit the spot wilt-re her beloved
husband llcs.
1f pcoplc VVltlI symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble could realize their
danger they would without loss of
time cIIIrVIIII-ucc taking Foley's Kldncv
ltcmctly. This great rnmcdy stops
the pain and the irregularities.
strengthens and builds up these organs
and there in danger of liright' ii disease
or other serious disorder. Do not Ills
regard the curly symptoms. llridge
Phnrmuy and F. ii. llaxler. "
iliiillill.
Albert tjiwcuu. of South Nur'wulk.
was unarmed. yesterday. in fishing for
uuuppcr blue). in this place.
The porinhlc ulouu crusher hurl boon
ruovcli from ltoVVIIylon to lirookaitic.
Where ii is stationed on the lodge at
the corner of WIVM street and Keolur
avenue. and will which the highway at
that point.
~ll‘or II mild. may action of the bow-
IIlII. IV single dorm oi Dunn‘s Regulate is
enough. Treatment cures habitual con.
uliputlon. 26 cents a box. Aiik your
IlruniIt for them.
iiiiliii liiil iiiliiliill.
V w
Moreno Mayer. who has been quite
ill for a Wonk or no. in hater.
visitor in New York city Tuned”.
spend the winter.
The fluvial tluslucuu Mons Asqoci
tion will hold ltIl med meeting It to
from Monday evening.
'l'hpl Literary society will
harnelrl of Cedar date.
to New York for. the winter.
Stamford. came to out
Mechanics Mall
Holchis of Norotou |s
plated nttlie. A far
to: ill at work on e h
i Thamwisioboasn
in W i-l
"VI in he‘llrcati avenue. Durien. to Mr."
V Heminn', of New Canaan.
The grandrnatrons Mrs. .lcromc Smith ‘
M". ii. A. lit-och. of button. was s
fir. schiuel ti. (inn: and family of
iiarleu have lull for New York to
he. tia-
lcrlIIiIIsd ltrlday afternoon. by Min!
0 M dent and family have clip/git"
ihelr t‘. ullonder B i’oint pitted and tells
Tile Bachelor (this. I munch: on. III
calm slid *
on a straw ride. They had a m ill
J ll Bhlpwny's pretty villa on no
MMW
MGEW
V “II I the 1. Jam
perintendent of Fitch II maladies
Idol- spline was formerly
,nt'the Home . u
Mme Hides has sold her restaurant
This res-
taurant was run for u long time by
Mrs. Swazey.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Howe are at
the Howe summer place, Norotou
Heights, for two weeks. They were
married recently in the West, and are
now huneymoonlng.
lrlncoln Council, Junior 0. U A M.
initiated two candidates, last night.
it was the first work of the Councils
degree team and the members acquit-
ted themselves well.
Mm. Hanford Smith has been spend-
ing the past few days with her broth
er Smith Northrup, in Norwalk. He
is critically ill and cannot recover. so
the attending phvaicinns any
Pharmacist Fred Smith has been
laid up for a few days by an attack of
tonsilltls and grip, but is now recover-
ing nicely. During his ilness his broth-
er has been assisting at Allen the
drugglst s, for him.
A party of friends and relatives set
out yesterday afternoon in a coach
for Belle island to attend the wedding
of Arthur Stevens. The coach was
properly decorated with ribbons to trig
nlfy the joyful event. .
The foundations for A E. Ashlon's
new business block in Norotou Heights
are about finished. There are to be
three stores on the ground floor with
"ring apartments above them Tire
building that was on the site was des»
troyed by tire. on July 4 lost.
Dudley Tilley the Dnrlen bird fan.
cicr is quiltV ill at the 'l‘il’IeV summer
place at Greens Farms Dr. Richard
1.. Bolrunnnn of Stamford spent the
night with Mr Tillcy,l1ionday Dr.
Hammond who has a summer place
at Greens Farms in also in attendance.
Iiarlen has another new business eu-
terprlso. ll. E. Burgess, of South
Nor VVIIlk has opened a palm and
paper store in the former Bates gloo-
9.1:. in Andrew Taylors block, in Main
stroll. Mr. Burgess has been making
qullI- extensive improvements in the
inter-.ioI
Andrew Taylor started for Cold-
brook about six miles above Winsted
Tuesday in his automobile to convey
Mrs. liucklcy from her summer home.
to I\cw YoIk wlIerI,V our bill sound the
wainlcr Though not ll resident of liar
ion. Mrs. lluckleV has property inter
cats lIcI‘c.
ll "(1“ appears that Eagle Hook and
Ladder and Engine Company has
clcurcd about 8360 from their last
weeks annual fall. This sum is Vorv
much appreciated in the firemen. who
Irrp apprctlatlvc of all the assistance
rendered them. The ladies hclped as
unlirlugly as the men.
The delegation of Putnam Engine
(‘IVrIrpaIry of Port Chester that went
to the fair of the Eagle Hook. Ladder
and {Engine Company last Saturday
night presented iiII- )Iraulc with n
gilded key as .I token of friendship.
The gift has lectured for the Eagles
by lIratlce willnrolt who made a arm 0
int speech
According to present arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs James Bates and son.
Hard/0y. will leave Florida in about
three wecks for Florida. to spend the
winter MI. flutes has been nctzotiut
log for tho ilil‘l' of a cottage for lhnl
length of lime nIVIIr 'l‘.rIIupn Mr antl‘
Mrs llatcs clIiI-sl son will remain in
New lurk for the winter .
l lllian MItllnnhI. Voung duughtcr of
Iilrnnd illltii‘ and Mrs. Flank MIGiIV-
iuis. bad II had fright Monday afternoon
whllc on her wuV home from school
At II point not far from the liaricn
10“th nIVIrI tlII- hoods. slVIV was con
nilnil‘ii M II trump The girl scream .
ml and ichi and sIIch-asfuIIV IVIIIIlIVd‘
lII-I pursue: i‘ouslnblc llnanVrIl Smith
was llfliini‘ii of tho fiti‘lillt‘llf‘i‘ and
tlmuuh be made ll illtuouuil snatch he:
was unable to localo the man.
A Von successful tropunulnu (iiil'l‘V
aliou was performed by iir. St‘lill\0il‘.l
assimcd by lira Cioouarr and silt-rill.
at ich Stamford Hospital Tuesday;
nIornlaII. upon Walter ll. .lohnsn whnl
sustained injuries during the wreck
of the New Canaan trolley. Wednesday
evening ()ct. ii. Willie the oporatlour
was curious and of II Very ik‘iif‘iiii."
character the patient has shown urqpl'
vitality and rallied sumclcully to great i
ly encourage his physicians and
friends Mr .lohnnou is well known in
Dnricn and was employed hv John M
brown for some time previous in mm
ion in the plumbing hardness in New!
Cannon for himself Mr Johnson has
been confined to his home in ticoiicld
avenue (llculmmk, ever slum-dim ucolv
dent. and wall taken to "ill hospital
new Saturday for the operation.
WiLlPiliil
Mru William A. mliulitiey oi the
Forum. has been the guest of rclallvor
out of town.
Misc Music libel-man ll vhfltlnu this
week in Walton.
Mrs. Morris Mills entertained relaa
livan III dinner yesterday.
William lint nu returned
Witter-bury utter II wealth visit
Iowa. .
Mrs. William Taylor will entertain
II muttering of friends at her. honor
this nitsrnmn.
rm. Francis II. Day and dad tor
hit-II Dorothy. are the guests II l'eiit
lives in New Haven.
Mr. and Mm Willard Adams and
angular are IIpIIIIIliIV several weeks
friends in ii‘lurl I.
~ The comm West Coilitiiiiltioh olll
out with the local
climb November 1!.
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M W“ mom M
one Inn has mu.
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to
in
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oil. mowed
wanton” dulltiiflYoI-ir.
on on
more
III the all...
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Backacire Vanishes still Your Gold
Order Kidneys Act Fine Aller-
Firsi Few Dom"
No man or woman here. whose kldv
neys are out-of-crder, or who suffers
from backache, or bladder» misery, can
afford to leave Papa's Diuretic untried
After taking several doses, all pains
in the back, sides or to s. rheumatic
thlngea, nervousness. he. sleep
lemmas. inflamed or II also eyelids.
diaziness.‘.tlred Or worn not feeling and
other symptoms of clogged. sluggish
kidneys simply vanish ,
Uncontrollahle urination (especially
at night). smartlng. discolored water
and all bladder misery ends.
The moment you suspect the slight-
est kidney or bladder disorder. or feel’
rheumatism pains. don't continue to
be miserable or worried. but get u
dfty- cent treatment“ of Pope a Diuretic
from your druggist and start taking as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is, no other medicine. at any
price. Innde anywhere else in the
world. which is so harmless or will
effect so thorough and .prompt a cure.
This unusual preparation goes direct
to the. cause of trouble distributing its
cleansing. healing and I'ltsllzing lnflu
once directly upon the organs and
glands affected and completes the care
before you realize it.
A few days’ treatment of Pope's
Diuretic means clean, healthy. active
klducys. bladder and urinary organs——
and you feel line.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
IVV' mercantile agency will tell you
that Pupc. Thompson St Pope. of Cirr-
clunati. is a large and responsible med
ioiuo concern. thoroughly worthy of
your confidence.
Accept only Pope's Diuretic—hit»
cent ircatmcnt«frorn any drug storr
~uuywl1crc in the world.
was of the best and sold very readily
at a good price
it. \l'. Gorhum and .i. S. Gorhnru
represented Aspeiuck Lodge at the
Grand Lodge. K. of i’.. held at New
London last week. 1
Miss Kitty Mills and Mills Sarah
Lewis. of Greens Forms. who hate
been Visiting routines in Neu .lorch.
have returned home.
'l‘odaV being St.
Jude's day. Holy Communion was ad-
mlnlstcred in Christ and Trinity
churches at ill a. In.
Albert Linxwellcr. who left town to
accept a more lucrative position in
Norwuik. is well ploqu-d with his
work. and all his friends here wish
him good luck.
Aill‘fill l'lcnnett. who is nearly 93
years old, is preparing to resume his
work at Kemper's laundry. Despite
his ndrancod years. Mr. lienneti enV
joys good health. and i1 is a plcanurlV
to meet him with the pleasant smile
he always wears.
The ladies of the (‘hurcb of the As
snmption have completed arrange
ments for their dance. which will be
held In the old Catholic (‘lIIIrch to
IrIorroVV owning. Curvcr‘s orcheatlu
will furnish music and a pleasant
Simon‘s and St.
etching is assured nil VViVo IIltenIi
W
Mun) lint loops of velvet ribbon laid
along the right side of thc large flat
moon of Ibis sonnou' s "sailor balance
the VIII-turned brim on the left. The
brim is narrow in proportion to the
width of crown
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
————-——
rd Effect October 3, 1909.
u... .w.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A M.‘-]21fi3x. 5:081. firilx, 6:08.
IIII'I' 7:20. 7:iti. llzlilx, smlx. 9:10x.
i0:20x 10:32x.i1:2i1.
ii:.iI.
M.“‘33:5 :ix. 2:50II, 3:31.
P. 3:08;.
it: 40x. l0:29.
Grind-ya.
A. M.-12:ivilx. 3:07x.
:1:th
it M. ~12: l‘Itl. 2:441. max. 6:35.
uzbnx. 7:12. 7 42:. 8221:. sum. 10:19.
NEW YORK 'ro BOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-l3:00!. 4:43, lit“). 6:“. 7546,
5:41x. 8:64.
i
li‘hfix. tum. 10:02:. llltflli. 11:00:.
11:03.
1’. M.«~=i‘.i:l1:lx. lttld. 2:001. 2:157.
3:323. lizfiii. 1:82. 5:08. 51215:. 5:27,
tl:t1lx,tl:03. 8:08. 9:30. 11:00:.
loaders.
ALL-432001. 3:00. 7:30, 9”“,
to 02x.
it Via-41.02:. 6:04. 7:00.
and: II- oox.
room woman to new
HAVIN.
tlztllrr.
A. hie-«13. 10:. 1: Mix. 6:15.
7:37. it: Eli. it): 33:, 11:121. illi’i’.
i’. M.:~«-12 098.1111. 3:11;. 3: 2111.
i: 23. mild: ills, 0: til.“ ‘I’ it): it: lilx.
A. Mwilvo. a: so. that. a fill.
Pit-uh“. limit. ii 14 7: iii
“his yo
1%. Rush)“. 1: it.
trifle-sir“
crunchy To learn acumen;
II. limit“. on. “are. 10:10:.
qulm 'A
PI:
, $7
. give the address of welcome
S‘tlfIx. 5:50X. IMO. “lfiox. Ttlfrx. ’lttfix.
ii. iii. 2:40 and 7:39 to Bridgeport
only.
loud-yo.
Iii.M.:--Vi1llix. hillx, 7:43..
9.11. 10:23:. 11: VIII.
. «4110:. mill; lzllIII. £226,
9143:.
soon: acumen ‘i‘o causunv.
Anabel Meeting Will an Held in or»
ringion, November 9, 10 and 11. ‘
‘For the forty-third time the Congre-
gationalism of Connecticut will meet
in annual conference Tuesday. Wed-
nesday and'ThuI‘sday, November 9, it] -
and ii. at Torriugton. it is the first _
I
time the conference has met in this;
thriving borough. which doubled Its
population between 1890‘ and 1900.
Fix-Governor Violins. Woodrun‘. will .
preside as the moderator and Rev. Ar-
thur W. Ackcrnran. pastor of the Tor-
rington Congregational ' church, will
Tuesday afternoon will be given to
the Missionary Society of Connecticut
when reports of the year's work will
be given by Rev. Herrod Sonic, super»
lntcnreut and by Rev. .1001 S lves. aeo-
rotary and treasurer itev. John De-
Pau oi 'I‘orrlnutou, as trustee of the
fund for ministers will speak of “The
Old Soldiers of the Cross." and Rev.
Franklin Countrymau of East iiaddanr. -
Os director of the Missionary Society
of the “Soldiers Responsibility for an
Oversight of the Aided Churches. “
Tuesday evening Rev llenry W. Mn
for or New Britain will preach the
sermon having for his topic ”True
Seed of Abraham." This will be fol
lowed by the sutraurent and the Lord I;
SuppcI.
WednesduV Inoruingmlll be given to
a celebration of the 400th anniversarV
of .iolrn (‘ulViVL Professor Willlston
Walker of the Yale Divinity School
will relate his experience at the cele-
hration in Geneva last summer and
addresses \‘l'r‘ll be given by lieu. ()scar
E. Maurer. the newly installed pastor
at the Ccntcr Chm-ch, New Huron. and
Chief Justice Simeon E. Baldwin.
Wednesday afternoon addresses will
be given by Oscar A. Phelps of Hart-
i‘ord. ltcv. William 1‘. Holmes of Wu-
tertowu and Rev. Charles l5}. McKinley
(If Rookviilo upon the Imncrul topic of
the conference. "l’crmauenl Elements
of Christian Faith." In the owning
an address will be given on ‘ he
Business of the. church" by ltcv, IV.
Rockwell Harmon Potter of 1ch First
Church. iiurtford
The closing session r’quIsdsV morn-
ing will be given to "Present Dru
Phases." with addresses by Rev.
Charles S. Macfarlauti of South Non
walk. Colonel Charles 19. Thompson of
Hartford. Rev. William S. Beard ol’
williruuutlc and lion. George 1). Chair
dler of Rock Hill. There. are 33::
Congrcgullonui churches in the slab-
wlllV H.850 rucurbcrs. ’l‘lIc irit‘rcam- in
the membership illllillL‘. the past VIV.II
was 2636 on confession and 13." to in
letter, making a net gain of 13% by
during the prcc edlng yeuI the net gain
m...
Aunn B. liam and Charles I (lushl
were married in iiubuquc recently. and
those who heard the minister p.»
throuuh the marriage scrivcc said it
«oundcd like a steamboat mute tailriw;
to the decklrnnda.«.Snraunub ilii.l
Journal. ‘ .
GHICHE§TEWS PILLS
[MAI-NI.
“In” “I‘m ’6‘“!
mm?” lied and ll I If: it
lmm. ruled with HIV“. Elihu.
I“. no other. Initiwim
Ii Ink for” I)
i3
lama-ii“ I) "1:2,le
your: Imus-same. but. AVlnyuRellIlie i
Siiiii ill DliililtrLSTS MMERE
Daily Line to N Y.
For Freight Only -
(in and after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. ideal liivcr. New York. (foot
of Dover strovll, every day. (except
Sunduyl. at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to l p. In. and South
Norwaik up to 5:30 p. m.
willorwailr Steamboat Co.
Analog J. Smith. CBC. Hogemnn,
Lessee. General Agent.
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Funeral Hunter
and turbo! am.
to North thin 3L. Mutt! Norwnlk
incidence. 0 Washington St.
Telephone It elites. 8M
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[N PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
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out: do“. the Jan will look ulcer
or your claim than the round noon
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young lady.
bring that old parrot out. on the front
porch these evenings."
mother in surprise.
him he must have belonged to a street
car conductor.
minutes. when Edwin calls he chirps
, ... : ‘Qlt closer. Vicaae.' It is just too verdict of uill in her case ‘and he
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for and one delegate from each church N‘M' ' lit‘ndlllg a new trial.
The road You Have Alwoyl nought. ‘ to. has been
in use for over 30 year-minnow borne the It
£91 5% Allowno onetodocei .l ‘
All Counter-felts, Imitation and ”Just-an. 3?
out:
Expcrhn'ents that trifle with and option
initial! and Children~liixperiertee agni
Tristan-la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pan-
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It'
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and alloys Feverishness. It our: Diarrhoea and Wind
‘Oollc. It; relieves Teething Tronb es. cures commons
mud Fhrtnlency. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
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Beers the Signature of
The Kill You Hate Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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JEWEL THlEF SENTENOED.
BRIDGEPORT. Oct. 28.—-Churles Le-
bentlral. found guilty of the theft of *
jewels belonging to Mrs. Charles M.
,Cole, some time since. was sentenced
heriiu tho Crlrnlnul Superior Court today
Vto not less than two nor more than
five years in state prison. The court...
granted the motion of counsel for Mrs.
bobcnthal who was charged jointly
with her husband, to set aside the
“Momma." said the exasperated
"i wish you wouldn't
"Why not, llii‘ door?“ asked
"Why. i think before you bought
Every two or three
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Hotel-Mahackemo
ssavrc: mo cursors uh TO‘DA'TE
antes 32 PER DAY AND uPWAho
Supper or Table D’Hote Dinner.
Banquets a Specialty
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All Coupons
FOR
Hill) I
SPARK Piliil
ARE REDEEMED BY
F. E. Lockwood , .7
8r Company
39 Wall Street
Yoar coupon properly oiled '
out gets yea I Spark Plug free
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
6 to 8 p. m., 50c
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
TEL. CALL 988.
OTHER FINIUHRO HAVE COME
AND GONE,IUT
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OTILL HOLD! FIRIT PLAOI FOR
QUALITY AND INDURANCI.
CHAS. E. DOW
112 WAIHINOTON ITRIIT.
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For All Hades-owner!
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tho‘NIIlIo for the lawn m
but they dont‘ no it: on .'
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stables
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gelatin—tinned all. him,
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