, “or' oi
r . ya platter at »”11111111
I begin talus 113mm” Diane sin.
your toothed:
“lull“i’tll’ittzlipuihul‘lmm
I'MMmIImIDL ”of 111qu
,. » is. such as are naturally at work;
sstomacb.
"I littlem Diupepal H h.iwmim
”thrillilir‘llilii
than will be no
Irll‘g likens lampll 001 lead 1111151104
in a no ear r rls
. anatomach orgIIIM' 'bfu PM
Km,footl Headaches. Business? or“
a Eatomucb, and. be lumpy Ly .
111 not ferment a’hd voila?! you"
With nauseous odors. All these
P” 81!“ PiggPatthd‘nPr dyilpepllls are
rally relieved in live minutes at-
taking a little Diapepsin,.
. to your druggist and get a 50-
toast: of Pope s Diapepsin now, and
I‘ll]! always go to the table with I
rty appetite, and what you cat will
to good because your stomach and
entities will began and fresh. and
an
til are not going to
ts and minor bl
, r“: shah you a d
‘ you feel like life I worth living.
dIAJhsI'v
iiilP USP
. Mild. 11‘ sort.»
library 01 Miller Criminology
Among other actions recently tail-
on by the office of the state secretar:
to keep in touch with the motions
. ahauleurs of connectlcut who endans
«or the pedestrian with their speed. is
the introduction of a card file which
L: Will contain some 168 names with
their motor history attached. from
~ . “Member 80,‘ 1909, doWn to date.
‘ where will be twenty twenty four
:1 hesi'y cases filed in pouches contain-
ing stenograpblc notes of hearings.
The department already has quite a
‘ library in motor criminology. tor the
m0It part enclosed in enveloped.
" When the day of the personal as-
smination arrival in Connecticut it
will be the beginning at the lust am
in the "roundup" of the joy rider If
the personal exs'thirlarion with the
photograph of tho chauffeurs on tile
arrives. It will nlsIn I return to tire
__91mp1er life This file is the latest
or a caries of methods recenfly anon
tad. Nearly every street railway com
patty in the state has posted orders to
ital employee to report Viola‘po’us or
the speed law in passing s ntionnry
cars and many hdve adored t-J- iiirllieh
die witnesseb; it 11 thought that the
dill companies would like to have this
law enforced yet more rigidly, to have
more prosecutions.
outside Cooperation.
Massachusetts haI agreed to act
filth Connecticut in the further elimi-
tion or the the reckless driver. New
.ork believes the same courtesy
mold be extended to another state
, as is extended to It. and Rhode is-
land has not yet expressed any opin-
i011.
Statistics will be compiled from the
did to he held as evidence ol the
Ms! 0! Iesislstion on automobile laws
malt-1n; the personal examination.
At present the department Is a little
crippled in its attempt. Io satisfac-
to nevertheless to eliminate the
less one.
'l'hsse cards contain the name.
aim and city address of the vicis-
torl. complaints and complainants. the
“aviation with data. the explanation
duo. the state’s action. and the of
Ice disposal are all printed thereon
The action of this state is printed in
heavy purple type. so there may he no
escaping that and where a licence has
been suspended for the balance of its
existence. the chunifcur's name is also
printed in purple 11111. and the court's
action 1a included. The filo will be a
valuable aid and well worth the iron
bio of its compilation
Pending invutioation.
Victor Tuition. No.10 Main alt-sat.
Tori-111311111 is the lsdt operator to
have his lléense cusp tiled pertains in
Vaitlcstion by tho cs. informstlbh
having been I Iliad tllIl on deviant»
liar I he enters ed his car in suchs
Manor as to mull in be d in of Dr
mat-y Ill. Monica rule sua-
illusion has basil Int “Ea ”'le chief of
police ol'i‘orrin hill In) to I
accordingly and Corbett Ichard .
as hsl been written for it cm
s Indian in the only or Dr.
if ”it. 1.. as »
v i" "I Ill: 9 9.
about I! he while “P31
in l6alliitllfiil
mm “William”!
a“ flour! opt' '
P Hill and Governor Weeks. ills especi-
. land and titers it also a possibility that
it. hrs-turret Taft my
what. to the various dinners and
"it"Wllil l’
.1. 17““
isndcr Justice Wharton a complimall
‘unt'y will attend.
“it ill" commemorate his recent oi0~
NYMRT
lll Bédrdsley will be toastmasler.
tell-st" to Jilsilcs Wheeler.
Bridgeport, Conn. July 30. 1910.
lion. George W. Wheeler:
Dear sir: The Falriield county bar
to which you belong. desire to expresI
to. yoan some way in which all of
its members can loin, their satisfaction
and pride in your elevation to the all
promo chart of errors in thip state.
You: able, fearless a d impartial e11
arci e of lbehutles o’ a Judge of the
superior court for Icventéch years‘ bar
won from this bar and the bar of this
state, abundnnt admiration and up
predation As lawyers we know tge
necessity of the presence upon t e
bench oi? indict before whom in the
performance of their duties. no suitor
and no lawyer is either friend or fee
This exacting re ulrem‘ent of the
bar you have iiilthfu ly Idliiliod
As you retire from your longh and
fruitful year! of trial work youI ould
carry with you to your new field oi
labor, the knowledge that in the abil-
ity. test! and fiddlily‘with which You
have met and performed every duly.
can have fulfilled the high ideals
which this bar entertain of the on
bending rectltude and fearlessness
with which Judicial work should be
done.
The bar of this county desire. there
lore, to tender you I complimentary
dinner in order that they may person
ally me i you as their gilest and or
press 1 e esteem and regard which
they feel for you as a man and as n
ludge, and we request you to desire
note some evening convenient. to your-
self when you will he the guest of the
bar of this county."
We remain, with the highest es
i901“,
Sincerely yours.
MORRIS ll. BEARDSLEY,
MORRIS W. SEYIIOUR.
ROBERT E. Deli‘ORES’l‘.
ALFRED ll. inhibits.
CHARLES STUART CANFIELI)
JOHN C. CHAMHERLAIN.
STILES JUIJSON.
J. 11. KLEIN.
E. L. SCOFIELD.
M. KENEALY,
JOHN E. K815311111...
GAiJllN A. CARTER,
HOMER suCUllMiNiiS.
ABA 11. WOODWARI),
LEVI WARNER.
RUSSELL FROST,
JOHN J. WALSH. “
HOWARD B. SCOT-'1‘.
V. R. C. GlimlNGS.
JAMES ll. WALSH.
SAMUEL. TWEEIW.
J. “101.01%! HURLBUTT,
JOHN H. LIGHT. .
it. JAY WALSH.
Justice Wbsslcr Replica.
Kennebsgo Lake. Maine.
August 4. 1910.
Hon. Morris M. Beardsley. Ass 13.
Woodward. Levi Warner. Charles
Stuart Cunlleid, and others.
near Brethren: Tonight the upper.
molly first course to malts formal an-
swer to the invitationconveyed to me
by you, to loin the Fairilsld County bar
at a dinner to be given in my honor
at a date to be“ fixed by ins The kind
nest and generosity of your lender
very deeply appeal to me as I alrilt
lay evidenceof the friendship we bear
each other. and the sentiments in
which your invitation is expressed. far
beyond my deserts as 1 know them to
be. could not prove otherwise than
estisfyiny and stimulating to mo.
1 shall be glad to accept your in.
vitation and to dauixnate the 29th of
September. 1910, as a date agreeable
to his. and i has you to give the
brsltbrsn my sincere and cordial sand
I!"
With treat «teem.
Vary aiacsrsly yours.
cannon w WHFEIER.
HILL AND WIINU TO ATTIND RI
PUOLIOAN OLliI GLANIA‘KI.
1in hummus-.111 law-Tbs comr-
trillion In charm of this ear‘ 11 annual
elsnbalto or the Youn sn’s Repubo
llllab club. that is to bald at the
Momausuiu run/neat day afternoon.
had received a. number of scocpmnces
from romlllslll Rapu us from
about I stale. who stably their in-
tantlons of being present. Anions
these Ire letters (rota connections
as that John Hayes IIde will “r.
be Ibis to so If-
wanna ills subsoil e on his trip' from
Maine that he will be able to 11an11.
President 'l‘sit Is a number or the
11111
All tilt hflmt rtstc allocations
mmnzsuzsgnsswgl lbssaaho‘
Time Vibe 11
tary banquet It The Stratfleld on the _: ‘ '
1",}?le of September 29. Betwee 150 2
2P0 thitmbpi‘s of the bar 0 the 9
the supreme court of the
H e committee in charge has ‘1
”91311111311 date, State Attorney Stiles ;
udson Ind Humor 39 chromium. oi
l‘ Stamford. as speakers. Judge Morris 1‘
7 street unsold; house.
flit
Mm mat-dull
Awe, snowboards-i
Magical)
Doubla‘goom “Willi private bath
W
uracil E‘s-um
Wormwood pun
serrations 1.1910
taut“ in ”W M
NAT”
$1191 vale bath
5’“
timdsyup
delsi’rowdos
NEWS OF THE OYOTSR WORLD lN
JOTTINGB.
(From the Fishin‘t Gasolte.)
Oyster shuclret‘s who went to work
in New Haven. Conn. this week.
were provided with new workiuz
equipments, the Connecticut shippers
taking a hint from their anode II~
land neighbors where the Board of
Health was responsible for the pill
rage of a regulation requiring the
shuchers to do away with the old
zloth linger protectors. cots as they
Ire called. and cloth aprons, for
which have been uubstituiod rubber
linger acts and rubber aprons which
are much more sanitary than the old
one; of cloth, There is no state or
local regulation in Connecticut which
would compel the shuolters of New
Haven to use the rubber coin and
aprons, but some or the oyster deal
era are following the anionic set by
Rhoda island. and require their mob
in use the rubber. it is believed by
ibe dealers that the little is coming
when the rubber will be used entirely.
lust as it is in Rhode island.
Charles 8 Melt and Sydney Octal-d
have sold lholr interest in the Nan
snu Oyster (‘0. of bong island. to
Andrew i‘ludel, of Bridgeport. Conn,
who has been a stockholder In lhe
:ompuny for some time.
The oysterbonl (lraoeol‘orrlhsnl.
Captain Frederick Boom, sailed from
.lreenport, 1.. 1,. on Aufiusl 2b with
oysters for E. E. Bull, of New linveu.
Conn.
Messrs. Edward and William Wes-
lerhoito and Capt. Jacob Orkors. of
West Sailille. l. 1. acre in Green
Lori last week inciting aflol lheir
ulalil 111cm
Capt. Edmund Brown. or Bayporl
1.. 1., made a business trip to Grow
port that week and spent some time
in looking over his oyster pluul lhero
111: reports that things are in line
shape. and the oy‘Iier business for the
coming season bids fair to be. very
proslmruus.
Cnptuln Charles D. Tobey. of 801101
Norwclk. 11 natural growth oyster-
ulun. is now It the opening plant of
the Stevens Oyster company In How
uyloll. Captain Tobey decided that
111111qu for a sci that quite likely
could not show up at all is not worth
while Edward Tobey wont to work
m the l-llcvons establishment some
time ago.
George Miller. U. S. A., is In Ab
scoop, N. 3.. this week. mailing a
preliminary Inspection of the creel:
and bay for Major Raymond, of the
Board of Engineers. ‘11. S. A. Before
leaving Absecou. Eusuncer Miller was
handed a statement
The Slovene Oyster (20.. of Rowny
ion. Conn. have had a big rush of
orders for opened stock during the
week. On Monday they shipped 800
gallons. They have iwenlydlvo open
ers. and will have sixty In about two
weeks, when they get their new shop
open The company 01111111 to have
received the earliest shipment of on
lots out of llrccmtorl 1.. 1.. on Tues
day by steamer W 1 Stevens. George
D. McKay will in future devote his
whole time to the business. This will
lend to relieve E. E. Blclubnrl of much
responsibility.
The Andrew nadoi Oyster 00., or
South Norwallt, Conn” will probably
use the Standard Oyster Co shop for
bsndlins opened stock altogether the
coming beacon abandohlns the Water
It will probably
be national- to build an sddlllou to
the bottle 1 order to accommodate
the business. so It has not. the ca 110in
of the old one. The season wli open
between dsptsmbsr id and iii.
The Norlhport Oyster 00.. of South
Not-walk Goon. Its recs Irina orders.
and will probably b0 oompallad to
open earlier than they lntahdsd. Next
week will find the men It work
The sterling outer cu. 01w loath
Norwsllt. Conn. (formerly w. 1".
Hoyt & douls pool to open qt Son-
lumber 11. Tim have plenty of or-
ders ahead I
The two Ilid tll car 011
7&1. a“ n
of the llirsiford 0y
“on. is lecithin liner and show a
enliby growth
’l’lili Sealslli i D star ByItIiil tilt.
have traded i 6a 111er .01
the lehport ”0&3? 011.. for the se-
1.11191... 1 an“ .. “I
Strollerdm
mast“! mtigv'filflm’r
m II N
w ”ill of ‘5“
1.9!": II being loam
incrense her capacity to bushels.
st
puny at Lloyds' Neck, and also at
Slnlthtown. is. l. L
Narragansett Bay is well
with a line set.
The stereos Oyster 00.. of Rowsy .
ion. (301111.11va a number of sholls
taken from their grounds in Pet-cult:
Bay. showing I healthy growing sol.
_ irsucrIfl arcs. of New Haven.
Conn, say they have a fair set.
The .l. A J. W. Eittworth Co. of
New York and Keysport. N. J.. report
a good set at Bridgeport Conn.
A. l" Merreil of the Morrell. 111le
land Oyster (7.0.. New York. lupol‘ln
ltood sols on his beds at Slrnlford
Conn. and Mount Sinai It. 1.
David Mgr at [long Meadow, it. 1.,
has a very fine oys sler eel.
“.0 Rowo & (‘0 have evidence
of a set in the Sound it In not fullt
developed and run: not amount to
anything
There is no not on natural buds off
Bridgeport
imncraft Bros. bum a not in deep
water off New linen harbor.
Prank Lane. 3i Non linven Colin.
tines not ihlnit U10") will be any act.
to speak of
The W1n.b1.lilcruin 0: Sons Co.
lepori I heavy but on their groundai
In Narragansett its), one of the boat
the) hate over.had,'1‘boy will reap
u harvest from illit- out.
The Providehcv luster plsnlers are
lublluul nvcr “b.1111: not in Narragan-
huil Play. 11‘
The Robert Petite Co. piunlctl about,
100. 000 bushels last year and 90.000
this year and hard I heavy act on
covered
all The tom will- buy a slenm
or to take curt- tit They had 100
litres. which r were covrl’i‘ll
with muscles ah“ are died since.
end the shells I“? covered with a set
Their uroumit chore the set is heav-
iest are «t llulu llcach, and also at
Qusmsel Mid Narragansett flay. R 1.
C. E Bourrur A 8011s. of Providence.
12.1 report it hood act
The Rock) l‘olul Oyster Co. have a
line set 011 int) 000 bushels.
The Nurruunnsell Bay Oyster Co.
batvs llleir sbure oi the big oyster
so ,
. The 111. lit-hips (‘0,
on 100.000 bushels 111 Narragablloll
iluy. and his” 11 set in Long island
Sound. The latter was quite unea-
pecied. uud in allualcd outside the
breakwnlo- of New Haven harbor.
They haw transferred 30 .000 bushels
or seed from Long inland Sound to
Narraamwrll has Could not handle
more for lmh oi lransporlhllon fa-
cilllies
Pacific Coast Oyster Notes-Planting
in Washington.
The Abuuiwn lWth.) World gives
the foilowiuu very slowing account
of oyster growing on Grays harbor.
that slate:
An (illit'inl or the Grays Harbor
Oyster (‘0. is authority for the asser-
tion that rum-rs to the extent of
340 000 north will probably be ills-
tloacd of at thr- harvest next fail. The
raising of oysters on (lrays liurbor
has passed lilo erperlmeatsl Iiago.
Something like four years ago the
llrnys ilurlmr- oyster Co. was organ
fired but! u unload of Eastern oyster
seed wuuw brought lo the count and
transplanted in the company's prs~
serves in 80th Bay. After being al-
lowed to grow for two yours the crop
was untreated and disposed of to
Ban Francinm concern. about 05.000
being realized from the venture. At
that little the local raters found a
ready Halo. and the rat for! fusion-
lltollls uvnl south created I furore ill
the oyster market. They wars do-
ulmu to be uuperlor In also. and lla-
vor lo any other! In on the
roast and 11h odiola of the ash
Frailclaco ompn to whom tho but
small cons shmsn was soul. visited
ibis ally and made Implantabl- tor
be handling of that entire product.
claiming that the drum Harbor on
found It more rd!” Mlshan than 011
01‘. Two yours I.“ the corn flaw
“Tlidflcll with the es manhood
terrier ihul the hut rt out to New
report a set
murmurs. rapenusdlw Marimba“
”‘o‘i illsaleru eyelaawassd mpflhi‘r“
than to th tit liar bola
it harvest 1 . barnsde hast
Wall. and the co
in at least “9. the same.
Jun"
in
mm! to "I! fiudmsio: tor
yr?» ,3
" d the
0f the
II.
hief Port
4
sp... nun
Food
v
(Just I little tingle on the tongue)
SERVED AT SODA FOUNTAINS
Guaranteed under the Pure FOod Laws
Made by Bunker-Smock 00.. Greenwich, Conn.
w”... «wt-v.1.-v. a .. . ..
iiiilliliiii iii
Elliiiiil lllii
Sherman Youth Pleads Guilty is
False Swearing and is
Bound llvsr
SHERMAN. Sept. 18.«--The first case
in connection with the election laws
which has arisen this fall came up
slaturdsy in the town hall, William
lielericlt. a minor. was arraigned be
fore John S. Thornhill, justice from
iirooltllcld, on the charge of fraudu
lent wearing as to his age in Oct. iii-
08. before the sclcclmun oi Sherman.
in order to be made a voter. The de
fondant pleaded guilty to the charge
and was bound over to the next term
of the superior court for Fairneld
county uudor bonds of 8700. which
were furnished by his father. The
case now passes into the hands of
Senator Stiles Judson, state attorney
for Fairdeld county.
After the disposal of Helericlt’s
ease. George A. Barnes for to years
first soloclmen of the town of Sher-
man. was arraigned before the Rev.
E. H. Brrus. trial Justice from the
town or New Fairdeld. on an indict
ment as accessory to Hetcrick's crime
He pleaded not guilty and the case
was alournod for two weeks. In or
001‘ that he might scours counsel. Ind
prepare the ease for the defense. The
bond was lined at 01,000. which was
furnished by Mr. Hucgerford of Shop—
man. Both cases were prosecuted by]
Proaecutlns Attorney Been oi Dan-
bury unlisted by Attorney Mstthew A
Reynolds of New Haven who was re-
tained by George 1, For, of that city.
Mr. Barnes hss rcpt-es led the
town of Sherman in the sin e ioslbla-
lure four times, and 1s a candidate
for representative in the neat lenisia
turo. lie be! dominated the town pol-
itics for a loan time. in case the lus-
tice duds sulllclenl cause. by the loell
loony 81‘ on It the preliminary hearing
be lWill have authority to bind Mr.
Barnes over to the next session of the
superior court tor trial.
crusts were due to the If
forts of the Rev. nan Wyland of Shah
loan. and the list it. 1.. lilohards'of
Gannon Station. The arrests were
made by oilicsr Merrill ii. walla. ion
msrly of the sts'le lice. it is [Infir-
ally believed that n the small towns
«Connecticut. there in contract vio-
lation of the cloctlou laws and much
corrupt retina. it Is hoped that if
these arrests rsIult Ill convictions.
something can he done to stop the
practice.
W
GONQNIJIMANg; I’TILION'I FOIL
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(Show;
ll he would
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dogma.“
. last?
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HOSPITAL VISITING BOARD.
Largo Number of Gifts Received Dur-
ing the Summer Months.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Visiting Board was held at the hospi-
tal. Tuesday. fieplember 0 This was
the first meeting after the summer
mason. none bein held during July
and August. The capital is filled to
its utmost capacity, there being 29
patients at the present time.
The remnlar business was transacted
and the following gifts gratefully ack-
nowledged: Magaaincs from Mrs.
Barker, Mrs. George C. Lampson. Mrs.
J. H. Ruudle. Mrs. liubbell. Mrs. J.,
Sludweil. ii A, G taciory, Mrs. R. E..
Cornslock; ice cream for all. i). Cori
corao and E .1 Kelly, New Canaan:
peas and cherries. Mrs. Mary Stone;
one basket cucumbers, .1. Raymond;
gnuieu. Iii-s Barker; fans. Mrs. Tho-
mas McLean: 12 yards muslin. jelly.
preserves and half down night shirts
Miss hill: .1 Byxbce: 20 towels,16 face
cloths. eight troy cloths two doren
table napkins,t Hospital Thimble Club
through Mrs. L. C. Green: six sheets
Ila pillow cases. Norwslk llaplist
Church Guild. through Miss E1111 .1.
llyabee: $6 from Rev T D \an Dor~
on; fans. the Gleaners' Circle of King“ I
ilsughlers of the Congregational
Church.tl1rougb Ilrs Eloise liyinglon;
flowers. Mrs George (‘omstocltz fruit.
Mrs. Parker; rubber ring. two meas-
uring glasses. two funnels and other
sick mom supplies, Mr. Klngsn; baa
11st of fruit. Miss Fannie Collins; has-
rltsl of fruit. .1. Poop: flowers in June
and vegetfiiles in June. July and Ang-
ust. hire ill And rows.
The visitors for September Ire Mrs.
J. Reynolds. Mrs. Howard Every
Ind Miss Ella Byxbse.
Wu...
SIVINTIIN NEW . TILEPHONEO.
installed in The Norwsllts Since Issue
1 of the Last Directory.
Following is a list of new subscrib-
cra Who have had telephones installed
since the issuing of the last list. (Yul.
this out Ind paste in the back of your
directory:
Eubscribor. Tel. No.
Auditorium Restaurant,
17 Northbialn Bl. 903
Joesph Disc».
21 Msin 81., N. ...........1112
Citation ii. Dunnobsclre.
121mb It. East Noi'walkn 91-12
Nicholas .1511 wood
11 Stuart vs. ...... 936—12
1! ll G'I'lia or,
Newtown Ave. N .........liid
Henry A. iicgslein.
If Woodward Ave. .........1100-12
Edwin skilollsy. 79M
ve..N ....'.........
Emmet W. 11011.
Kashr AV e. Ii‘M
John C. Hyde,
MdCbuthut It... N. lilildi
m(gltltcwfiuuut island .........1128
‘ Jacob biuawelisr.
In“ AVG. treasure-II 156‘:
’1 11%”
M’sllcyflaco.............. 1742
It. John Merrill
Gulch: bouillon. N. 9138
N. sears
season.
new
([lssltaileltaedqcero ”34‘
Yrsdsnbu rt.
,«r‘
Wilma:
.‘A‘.¢ clearances-I 554-5
Wg‘rancasrfipsabntglmw
............_.....a.». a. ,
it 11111qu lull
Have you seen the obstacle belts
dyed to match the gown?
The cases that compactly enclose a
half dozen paper drinking cups are
very desirable for the traveler who ob-
jects to drinking from the common cup
in railway trains and vicarious; they
are also convenient for picnics and au~
iomobile trips.
Young girls who are just beginning
to saw and the melting of labels do.
lighlful work, for it doesn't its .a
long time to produce a finish piece
of work and they can be “very simple
to begin with, the young seamstress
branching out to more dililcuit pieces
as she becomes more shillul.
Genuine solids and other silk mater.
isle and cloths showing a very lustrous
surface. will be in the lead the com-
ing season. And they will be used for
wraps as much as gowns.
Home Fashion is entering to all
tasles this winter by reviving tbb fash-
ion for evening costs We have capes
too but many will be glad of the re-
turn or the coat.
1 notice there are a, great many
beautiful greys this fall. especially
among the silks. And they are not.
the bard cold grays which make one
look so ghastly but seem to be soft.
rich Until that almost any one could
wear Among the Persians, even, you
will find some very beautiful gray
grounds
With the long run which the low
necked frocks have been having ands.
good future promised. for them. our
girls and your: woman should be able
to entirely ob iterate the marks left
by the still. lush collars and regain the
fair necks which are an enviable nor
session as the social season approach-
as.
One wondern how the chatelaino
Willi‘llt‘tl keep as good time as they do.
{Or the swinging walk of some girls
causes them to rebound and strike the
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