Get Your noises
B r i die ‘ Pharmm
“mat-argue mush: unis. it ~
Personal attention van to ‘
prescription work. ‘ II “1
Chairs for our trolley Mons.
Come. in and trait for your-car.
names PHARMACY
3-. Milli!!!» "int-tr-
. #
George Shenwood and family have
moved from Van Zan‘dt street to First
street. . .
m
MissHattle Rider, of Cottage street.
is a guest for over Sunday of Dr. Ste-
phen Kelley’s family. in New Canaan
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Waldron. of
Cottage street, expect to spend Sun-
day at Nyack, New York. making the
trip in their automobile.
The interesting study of a trip to
Palestine will begin at the Advent
Christian Church tomorrow and it is
hoped there will be a large attendance.
Clarence Whitaker. of Winfield
street, has returned home from Penn-
sylvania, where he has been attending
the forestry school conducted by Yale
University.
The usual service will be held this
evening at the Lighthouse Mission on
the Washington strset bridge. There
will also be services tomorrow at ’the
Mission.
Mrs. John Ryder. of ilellport. Long
island. who has been a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel L'Hommedlou. of
Rowan street, is now a guest of rela-
tives on Long island.
manna—'—
"'""""T
The historical calendar informs us
that it was 127 years alto yesterday
that England first recognized the inde-
pendenceof the United and that this
is the thirty~fourtir anniversary of
Black Friday.
The wooden flooring in the plant-of
the Soulth Norwulk Engineering
Company near the east bound rall-
roud depot has been torn up and is be-
ing replaced by a concrete floor. The
dblhp’a'n‘y continues" to be rushed with
business.
. ——Arc you inlerelted in pure. clean
grain anti feed? Telephone lib. Man-
ucl 'l‘oro liatch.
it has been reported that the lladel
oyster opening establishment in Wu-
ter street will resume operations Mon
day but no official announcement to
that effect has been made. Word has
not yet been sent. it is stated. to a
large number of colored openers. who
are to come up from the south.
East Nor-walk will be represented by
two young men during the coming
school year at the bong island Medi-
cal College Hospital. in Brooklyn.
Howard Gehrman has been a student
there for a your and Robert Tate will
cater for the new year. which begins
on Thursday of next week.
A Week frOm today the celebrated
Vanderbilt cup race will be run off on
Long island. The closeness of the
date has greatly increased the inter-
est here and runny are figuring out
the bust routes to take to the course.
There will be a large representation
of spectators from this side of the
sound. '
The Marathon Walking (‘lub monp
hora are debating the weather probab-
ilities for imnorrow. ii Sunday is clear
they may take it little iannt to New
Canaan or San Francisco or some oth.
or place that run he reached before
(Welling. Doc Marshall. the prosoident
of the club, was feeling lit for u long
jaunt fills morning. '
’l‘ho nitelniwra of tho Bi. .iainea Circle
are requested to attpnd a mass meet»
ing of the King's translators. to be held
next Monday. at 8 p. m.. at the New
walk Methodist Church. for the pur-
pose of considering a matter in which
nit the circles of King’s Daughters are
equally interested. A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
A contributor writer to the Sentinel
as follows: “in the candidacy of John
McMahon, East Norwsik has tho op-
portunity of repaying the most earnest
Worker for the new bridge; also to put
into the solortmea'r cities it man who
is in entire sympathy with our end of
the town. and one from whom we could
not some of the things so badly neod-
ct
Al the Advent Christian Chruoh the
pastor, Rev. 1.. F‘. Reynolds. will
preach at 10:34) a. tn. and 7le o. on.
Morning subject: "Tho Light That
Never Fallin" evening subject: "A
Soul Cum" sundsy school It 12 as;
Loyal Workers' meeting at ilzih 1). fit.
topic. "Our Duty to Those Who liars
Never Heard"-~leador, Robert Thump:
son.
it has been understood that the
Mat/flowers would play this afternoon
at the Oval but manager Harry Witter-
bury announced this morning that he
has no game scheduled. All of the
teams an new closing up their season.
The latter has been a sticceiisidi one
in "or. iii-mi. it» mm more“
being high a pitch as ever in the
national gains.
The Men's Class of'the East Avenue
M. E. Church are fortunate in that the
diev. W. W. Gillieswhss agreed to ad-
dress theru tomorrow on the subject.
The Relation of the Church to Social-
ism. Mr. Gillies has studied the
growth of socialism. and as he i a
forceful speakeiywho is not averse 0
ceilings spade a‘spa a. his address will
be one full of future t for all clasleb
of men. This is the first of a series of
live subjects that will be given to the
class throughout the winter.
m
People who have a kick coming over
the manner in which the Washington
street drawbrldge is operated any they
are fully in sympathy with the state-
ment that the job of drawtender is a
hard one and they realize that it is up
to the drawtender to obey the law,
which requires that the draw be open-
ed with reasonable promptness. They
think. however. that a point is being
strained when "reasonable prompt-
ness" is construed to mean shutting
the gates directly in the faces of poo
pie who are about to cross the struc
turc. This does not necessarily mean
there is no one in sight who desire‘s'to
get across the bridge.
Following is the musical program
at the last Nor-walk Methodist
Church: ,
Morning.
Prelude-Selected.
Hymn—Safely Through Another
Week.
Anthem-Magnify Jehovah's Name..
Stevens
Offertory, contraiio solo anti quartet~
The Wandering Sheep .. C. H. oWod
Hymanulde Me. 0. Thou Great Je-
hovns.
Hymn-”The Church's One Founda-
tion.
Evening.
iiymn~~0 Worship the King.
Anthem—«The Day is Over .. Piusuti
Offertory. trio-rSelected.
Hymn—When All Thy Mercies. 0 My
God.
Hymn—The Spacious Flrmumcnt of
High.
The music will be rendered by a
double quartet. N. S. Ferguson is the
choir director.
lllllillllill
Miss ida Johnson, of i-ialcslic. l.. l..
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. (icorgc
Scudder, Logan street.
Robert Scalzi has returned from a
two weeks automobile trip and is
again at his shop in iiowuyton avenue.
~thu in need oi’ the services of a
tonsorini artist call at Scaizl'n.
The Reliance Social club will hold
its first regular meeting oi the fall
season in their rooms, Monday after-
noon, September 26 at 3 (Which.
At the ltowayton Methodist Church
tomorrow the pastor will preside at
both services. in the morning he will
preach a special sermon to young poo~
ple on "Stirring the idsgies’ Nest." The
clloir will render special music at both
services.
—-E. E. Stelnhart, notary public.
Rownyton residents are taking a
deep interest. in the Vollmer Club.
which is booming Chief of Police Wil-
llum Vollincr, of South Norwalk, for
county sheriff. A number from this
place. last night. attended the club
meeting held in the Muhacliclno iio»
tel, South Norwalk.
liilllfllllli.
. d
ulna
it is stated that more than 8600 was
cleared by the' llaricu firemen from
their recent big carnival.
Miss Ella ilathoriy. who has been a
guest of Mrs. 'i‘. (i. ilrock. of Mansfield
avenue. has returned home to Brook-
iyn.
Mrs. id. Trout Payne has returned
home to llurlon from New iluumshire,
where she has been spending the shun
met.
The debris created at Zlgnmn Mu-
aon's block in Main street. by the re-
cent tire is both cleared away. prepar-
atory to rebuilding the structure.
The Dnrlsn bapball team has now
closed its season. The team made a
good showing and played strong
looms, winning a generous share of
its contents.
There was a big attendanco out for
the baseball game between the llari~
can and thdtrolicyineu of tho Nor-
Walk district. in the district Wore
many ladies. who appeared to enjoy
the occasion very much.
The Dorian firemen had a has time
at tho llromen’a fair in south Norwaik
or...
One Tea “Nosed Out” oi Many
We bare it in 14 lb. and 1-2 lb. pooh-
nges. singed (goo: shad numb. gm.
m or oy can u a, ug-
lhflmktflh
Schlichtiuc Bros. & Co.
cows-tum Ave. a mm as. Davies
detect Groomer. nay. drain. limo
Ilil M limit“ Mil. Gilli. etc.
”. changes labia sea of business. The
‘ barber shop its
that the drswtender should wait until ~
We
~ ‘ «his «humbled no
appearance in the line of march. Quite
* a number of them went over on E. "'1‘.
new big automobile truck. . y
i W p i
John P. animator is. making his
, ‘ red at the front have
been taken out and removed to the
rear and Mr.) Brummsr contemplates
goth into the shoe business. will»
draw ng eventually from the harbor
business.
Mumford entertained a party of
friends Thursday evening. from Da-
rien. orotou and Stamford. There
were three tables of whist. ice cream
and cake were served. Mrs. Trapneil
expects to go to Hartford soon. to Join
her husband. .
The services at the Methodist
Church. on Sunday. will be held as us-
ual. The Rev. Geo. Benton Smith will
preach at both morning and evening
services upon the subjects: "The Duty
of Living Worthily‘ and "Life’s bad-
der." Special music in the evening
by the chorus choir.
The contractvfor heating the new
Methodist Church has been awarded
to Murray & Richards. of Stamford.
with
Mrs. .l. M. Nolan is entertaining out
of town friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Dean are entertaining
out of town guests. "’
Miss Bertha Brothorton is enjoying
her annuci ,tWO weeks' vacation.
Miss Lena Furham has returned
fronts pleasant visit in New Canaan.
There will be the usual Sunday ser.
vices in all the local churches tomon
row.
Miss Margaret Williams. who has
been visiting in Milford. has returned
home.
Edward Lehm. .lr.. is having a large
barn erected on his property on the
lioseville road.
The Misses Alice Laden and Ella
McAuley, are the guests of their par-
ents in llanbury.
Allie Kirk has been suffering with an
injured foot. A steam pipe at the
starch factory burst, severely bunting
the member.
The Vigilant Engine Co. went to
south Norwaik Thursday evening and
took part in the parade in connection
with a fair there.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Coley entertained
a party of relatives at their home on
Chestnut Hill Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Coley'a birthday.
While at work at the Fillow Flower
(‘0. plant a rose thorn became embed-
ded in one of .loaeph Sniffeu's thumbs.
iliood poison in 11 mild form resulted.
F. T. Lewis. of Saugutuck. has .I'c-
st-nied to the East Norwuih i’achi
club a handsome pool and billiard to
his. whit-h is greatly appreciated by
the members of the club.
At the recent meeting of the direc‘
tors of tho Westport Water company
several applications wort- received [Oi
an extension of the system. The mat-
tcr will be taken under consideration.
T. M. Stocking. of Georgetown was
a guest the early part of the week an
the Clarkson cottageuat Combo beach.
George Kenelenshl. who has been un-
dergoing treatment at the Norwalk
hospital. has returned home.
A large delegation from the Metho-
dist aoclety attended the Missionary
rally at the Norwalk Methodist church.
Wednesday evening. The pictures
which were shown on the screen were
mort.benutiful and portrayed child-
hood in foreign lands. and were charm
lngly described.
OPENING OF GEABON.
v.“
Football Gladiators AnxiOUI to Bar
How New Rules Work.
NEW YORK. Sept. Binori‘ than
the interest ordinarily attending the
opening of a football aiuiuoil attached
to the'playlna today of the first grid
iron games of the year by represents»
ilvo t-oliogu elevens. How the new
rules would work out in practice.
whether the dangerous features of the
game had been minimised as nnich as
had been claimed. and what kind of
spectacle tho madcover game would
provide—minced were the quenilous that
college men. followurs of ihosport and
the general public were exporting to
be answered. at least in a mos-lire. by
the playing of today's contests.
Pennsylvania was the only one of
the large eastern colleges with a game
on its schedule. The Pennsylvanian
were scheduled to play Urulnuu at
Philadelphia. Another snow in Penn
Iyivanln was that scheduled helwuen
(luriisle uhd Villanovn. at Harrisburg,
W..mw a... .0. .
moss POIION worms.
W
Mother and Nine. of w. L. heavier
and Tom Woman.
'l‘bui the mother of William l...
hustler. the nowayton man. who has
preferred a charge of attempt to mar.
dot against Mr. and Mrs. Pierre l-ltun
liter. of New York, was among the
victims of the rat poison that found
its way into a bucket of floor at the
Berries residence. on Sept. ti. was
learned yesterday. Another victim was
a niece of Mr. Enrica. residing in New
Rochelle. A‘third is a Texas woman
who was visiting the heuristics.
None was made more til then Wil~
ham Cami“. the colored chauffeur. of
the Saarinen. lied not the duct or
ture of the illness been discovered
whoa it was. the result might have
hash fatal for Carter. its is not yet
entirely recovered. .
“th do widows almost always mar-
ry and at"
"Beatles dead men tell no tales.”-~
Cleveland Leader.
vi
Mrs. John Trapnsli. of 48 Park Row.
‘ .lililli
Settles You catatonic. Stomach
and Ends All ludigmlion Five ‘
Minutes Later
You can eat anything your stomach
craves without fear of indigestion or
Dyspepsia. or that your food will for-
ment or sour on your stomach. if you . .
w‘i‘ll take a little Diabepsin occasions
a y. -
Your meals will taste good. and any
thin you out will be digested; nothing
can ermeut or turn into cold or hob
son or stomach gas. which causes
Belching. Business. a feeling of full-l
hols after «ting. Nausea, indigutio .
(like a lump of lead in stomach). Bil
lousnels, Heartburn, Water brash.
Pain in stomach and intestines or
other symptoms.
Headaches from the stomach are «
solutely unknown where this sffoctl a
remedy is used. Diapepsln really does
all the work of a healthy stomach. it
digests your meals when your stom-
ach can't. A single dose will digest
all the food you eat and leave nothing
to ferment or sour and upset the
stomach. , ,,
Get a large nil-cent case of Papa's
Diapepsln from your dru gist and
start taking new. and in a l ttle while
you will actually brag about your
healthy. strong Stomach, for you
then can eat anything and every
thing you want without the slightest
discomfort or misery. and every par-
ticle of impurity and Gas that is in
your stomach and intestines is: going
to be carried away without the use of
laxativespr any other assistance.
Should you at this moment he suf-
fering from indigestion or any stom-
ach disorder. you can get relief within
five minutel.
Tlllll. 0F Kllll. FUNK
GOIIENGES
(Continued from First Page.)
and knocked down a Mrs. Austin. The
latter has brought civil action for data-
ages against the accused. The trial
will take up all day Tuesday.»
Medical Examiner Testifies.
Tile first witness called was the
medical examiner, Dr. 8. H. Hunting-
ton. who performed the mummy. as»
slated by Dr. J. .i. Gregory. He testi-
fied to the injuries of ‘the deceased.
that there were bruises on the right
side. a number of contusious on one
thigh. u- crushing of the chest
and internal extrnvutiou of the walls
of one of the lungs and right plural
cavity. in addition seven ribs on the
left side Wore fractured. and there
were several continued fractures of
the ribs on the right side of the body.
The breast bone was fractured at
about the center point.
The plural lining of the chest was
severely lacerated and the right lung
was deeply punctured by a rib. The
organs of the Moi cavity. the
brain and the drga of the left side
wore in practically rural condition.
li‘Jltll from shock from the injuries
‘rnshins the thoracic cavity by some
wary weight was assigned as tho
‘ausc of ensuing (lulu. The medical
ixanlincr testified that the uuliipsy
udlcaied that the body was in a robust
.leaiiby’ and well nourished condition
lilil that there was no contributory
nose of death.
Dr. Gregory who assisted in the an.
'cpsy testified that he saw Mr. llowd
lb or to minutes after the accident
happened, slitin on a curb on West
i\‘(‘illlt’. pale an nervous. breathing
leavin and suffering front the shock.
lie saw him taken in an attitunobile
ind carried to his home, where he
tubsoquenily treated him its f‘Oll-
sidored his condition very serious and
stayed with the patient for about two
hours. or within a short time prior to
his death. To the injured man's ins
qulry he advised that a priest be rall-
sd to administer the lust rites. in his
opinion death resulted became the
walls of the throat were crushed by
some external force such as could
come from being run UVt'l‘ by an auto-
mobile.
'i‘here was a map of the street.
showing location of trolley car tracks.
and the imitious of the pooplo who
were struck. which was admitted as
an exhibit.
W. J. Decker. of Norwaik. testified
that be was a with-ca to the accident.
as at the time he was driving on the
street in a northerly direction. The
street was being repaired and the
clear space for travel was between
the trolley tracks. He heard the attic
born behind him. turned about and
law the truck, which was loaded with
kegs. iio recognised Punk an the driv«
or and a man sitting with him. The
truck passed Mr. Decker and went past
on the east side of I trolley car ahead.
then the atruch turned across the
tracks in an angle and struck Mrs.
Austin. his mother-in-lsw who was
standing close to the tracks. lln raid
that no warning horn was corroded
after it passed him. and he jumped off
his wagon to attend to Mrs. Austin.
The auto-truck want ahoad. later he
saw Mr. Dowd who was under the
truck and behind the front wheels.
He did not use the accident to Mr.
Dowd.
Mrs. Austin was the next witnesb.
Bite said that she was pursuing the
road at tho lilacs. waited for the trol-
is to pan. and before she knew about
th‘ track it was almost on her. an.
lands an effort to get away, was too
lot- and was struck on the inside of
the vi t lines and thrown to the
green .
trauma-”niches vacuum.
monomeric. Milt. 34.41:.
Boar of Macedon announced roster:
day :ftm that the city “hool-
whioh liars been closed for the out
£10.“ “owing tb‘tnh'dehidemlo of infan-
x: . id be reopened on
lion 9 _
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.‘TRAINMIN To Discuss RATES.
’ «All the various trainiuens' organizes
«lions of. the New York. New Haven
M.Hartl‘ord Railroad Company will
meet‘tomorrow intNew York for the
purfioie of having a thorough discus.
lion of the new railroad rates, which
heeddie effective October let. A num-
. r of prominent railroad ofllcials will
dress the meeting.
r More.
it. ‘ t'
[II .113) ill"! Iis
Norwalk. Conn, July 22.
To the Heating & Plumbing Co.
Gentlenm: , During the winter of
1907418 1 used $260 worth of coal to
beat my six apartment house, using a
boiler of well known make. This i
changed for a Spencer ilolier and used
it during the winter of lliiili‘ll) and my
entire coal bill was $162. making a net
saving of $98. ‘
You may use this statement in any
way you cure to.
. Yours truly.
HARRY \l'. MATIIER.
Norwaik, Conn. July 23. '10.
Mr. Frank i. Jones. lloatllnz & Plumb-
ing Co. Norwalk, i‘onn.
Dear Sir: The Spencer Boiler
which you placed in the Sentinel Bulith
ing that full gave us cotnplctc satin,
faction in every way. ilur coal bill‘
was one-half of what it had been the:
preceding season. You may use this
in any way you like.
Very truly yours.
JAMES GOLDEN.
Prop. Evening Sentinel.
The-”Heating
and Plumbing Co.
FRANK i. JONES. General Manager. .
23 Main 8t.. Norwaik, Conn.
“a"!
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today
$14.75....
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
Housatonic
Power Co;
STEWART
COOK.
srogns
triads and lower
in price
«$19
will buy a Stewart. fully
guaranteed by us
no A. i. Amortue.& Son Co.
104 to on Washington W
. MARY.
Tho‘twonty—llfth ’aunhai meeting, the
silver anniversary of the -Wcman’s
Congregational Home Missionary Un-
ion. of Connecticut, will he held. as
was the first annual meeting. twenty.
five years ago. in the Center Chruch of
Hartford. on Wednesday. October 6th.
The purpose of the meeting will be to
emphasize the opportunity and respon-
sibility for the work of christianislng
and clvlllzlng the land through the
Congressional Church. The delegates
from the South Norwalk Congregation-
al Church are Mrs. Joseph H. Fillow.
Miss Winnie 0. Nash and Miss Lillie
L. Gettlcr.
BRIBER TO BE BUMMONED.
BRiDGEPOltT. Sept. 24.-—~8tates At-
torney Stiles Judson, of F‘airileld coun-
ty, announced last night that the name
of the third party. who is alleged to
have made the bribe offer in the Jud-
s n-Banks case to Delegate R. W.
ursh, of illusion. is known to the au-
thorities. He will not disclose the
man‘s cattle, but says he has been sum-
moned to appear before the state's st-
iorncy and tell what he knows.
Strange as it may seem. the son-
hrette out of a job has no kick com-
ing.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the alliance of the
“use of the disease and the art of ad
tasting the lame. Diseases are mused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dihermt organs-and.
limbs.
Chlronractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousneu. Rheumatism. Paraly
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Die
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spice. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 0
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 wAal‘iiNGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment. Given Alan.
F O R S A L E
10 room "house. all improvements.
Steam heat. All in good condition.
(Tcntrslly located—five minutes’ walk
from South Norwulk station. Bargain.
9 rooms, all improvements. Fine.
hard wood floors. Stable and carriage
house. Excellent view of Sound and
town. $4,500.
H. E. Dunn a. Son
(incorporated)
' 45 WALL 8T» NORWALK
.2va mulling. .
CHAR SE. llfl
112 WAIHiNGTON ITRIIT
ital Estate
Sold. insured. Rented
QUICK AUTO IIRVIOI
Have Rents Collected, and nil luci-
nuo in Proportypono at.
The .l. 8. Lawrence Agency
iii South Main It.
Duringiuly and August
OUR OTOR! WILL CLOI! ON
Saturdays at 1 cm.
W
svaav ovum want oav A?
voua answer anon
1A. met a. M.
E. E.
Decorator
Pun—inn.
r
loath Namath
Tm.“
Gotham
.lil the Sheet. Wt Namath
pays and checrfulhess
touch when stomach, ii
fiidncys and bowels are he! ~
naturally to do their duty
. f. h
Absalom duets Louise 5.,
scene " -
G e '
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—-Th_9. . , ‘
eign market for American-mallow”. '
is liable-to become more restrictedlje»
tics of American shoes. accordln do
Consul Johnson‘of Megs, 'Bel
The finely finished shoe manufaetu
in this country is said to be no i rigor
a close rival in popular favoriwi the
United Kingdom’s shoes. which are
Preachers may come and preachd .
may go. but his Satanic majesty; con-
(lanes to do business at the same old
stand. my all“ ‘
.i. R. CONNOR. Mgr. ,
oeuvres sun cousin: up repaid
SUNDAY ntNNsRs. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL '8'
The Reed & Volk
Electrical co.
ELECTRICAL snap 3.1131]
In the Town n‘hlfll
\‘AUTO scapula 1i!
Phone 806~50 South Main" Street l
8. Norwalk. coon, Music Hip“ Bloc:
Daily fine to N. Y.
For Freight Only?
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28'.
East River. New York. (foot of Doren
street). every day (except Sunday). at:
3 p. m. Freight received at Not-walls
up to 4 p. m. and South Norwalk up
to 5:30 p.111“. , Wu.“
Norwaik Steamboa do?
Analog J. Smith, C. c. Hegemai,
Lessee ‘. General Agent
‘r
Heating
the House
We have a very large line at 1‘
L
that will suit all tastes and purlfi.’
(tall in at any flute and ask quest
tlons about them. ~
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