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~- would undial lily prove ot'alil ll Inn,
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ate-mu hot the East avenue and
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‘ "Filled agate 4
8‘ ti it go Pharmacy
“may: and efficient source at
4 communicates ‘ van to all
prescription work. it -~
Chamber our, rollsy patron
Come In and w t for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY '
J. PARKER. Manager.
we. a. stainli‘l‘lr ,’ 'uotilry public.
Mr.» and Mrs. Frank Moffat are on-
tertaining friends from New York
c y.
lluuls Tetard and family have left
Tokcneke Beach for their winter home
in New York. 4
Miss Elizabeth Trislram. of stem
ford. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
H. DcWalers.
tion with the Standard Trust Com«
parry In Stamford. .
Miss Anna Bates. of Raymond street.
‘la a. student at the Elizabeth Mead
school. at Hillside.
#_.4.4,' ‘-l,.
Frederick Warren has secured a po-
:Ition at his trade of batting in Don-
ury. ‘
The St. James Circle is meeting to-
day with Mrs. James Hawks in Fourth
street. ’ . .,
'Mlss Jennie Roberts, in Dallbury. is'
a guest of her mother. Mrs. Mary Rob-
erts. of 68 Fort street.
Miss Bessie Naphey, of South 0s;
born avenue. was a guest Tuesday of
driends In New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tobey have
moved their household effects from
East Norwaik to Bridgeport.
The condition of ii. J. Dexter, sec-
retary and treasurer of the Fibre
Products Company. continues to show
lmprovcm on I .
The East Norwalk ladies are up
and doing for improvement and will
meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the Mayflower firehouse to form an
association.
In addition to the lmrcllak benefit
game ssturday afternoon. the Mayflow-
ers have a. game scheduled for Sun-
day. They will travel up to llhodono-
lia Park and contest with the Colon-
tale.
The Vanderbilt cup race enthusiasts
are busily engaged in making up par-
ties to cross the Sound.‘ Several pleas—
are yachts will set sail tomorrow at-
ternoon. so as to be on the ground ill
plenty of time.
Work is progressing finely on the
new house being erected at Gregory‘s
Point for Mr. and Mrs. Ruins Osborn.
The roof is now on and the building
otherwise enclosed. so that storm will
have little effect on its progress.
For the benefit of the East Nor-walk
athon Club. the historical calen-
Mnlshes the information that on
Sep her 29, 490 B. C..' the first Mara
thou was run, following the detest of
the Persians by the Greeks at the Bat-
tle of Marathon.
Another wagon partially
rail. The incident
new bridge can some none too soon.
Harry J. Dexter, Jr.. and Myron W.
Osborn proved yesterday
about an hour they caught
went
through the Washington street bridge
yesterday. One of the wheels sudden-
ly decided to sink alongside a trolley
impressed those
who witnessed it with the fact that the
that the
blackllslr have not yet disappeared. ill
sixteen.
each of which weighed more than a
pound. Mr. Dexter was so much pleas-
ed with the result of yesterday's expe-
dition that he has gone out again to-
Mr. Curriculum and family. Who have
been at Tokeneke Beach all the sum-
mer, have returned to New York.
Miss Elizabeth G. Neuer, of Roway-
ton avenue. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Richardson, of New York
city.
Major Addison li‘. Hathaway. of R0-
wayton avenue, will go to Boston Bai-
urday, to spend a few days as the guest
of his son.
Miss Mary Sniffen. who has been
the guest. of friends at Sidney. New
York, for the past two weeks. has re-
turned to her home here.
J. A. lleggett and family have moved
from Crow avenue to New York city.
James Taylor is ill Boston. combin-
ing business with pleasure.
The 9 o'clock trolley from Rows)!-
ion Tuesday evening had some trouble
in McKinley street where it was de-
layed for about five mlnntes.
Rev. William James and housesoltl.
who have been at Elim Horne, Belle
Island, all summer, went to Brooklyn.
New York. yesterday, wherc they will
remain 4 until spring.
Harry Pepper is having his barn lrl
this place cleared out. and is stripping
several carriages. llluslc. racks, ilnr-
nesscs. etc. to Hartford. where he at
present resides. A special freight car
filled with goods loft itowaylon yester-
day.
The lobster schooner which has been
a familiar figure lll Wilson's Covc llll
the summer, during which time her
crew has supplied the lllulf, ltoton
Point and many patrons and stores
ill South Norwalk with lobsters, got
ilp sail. Tuesday afternoon. anti sailed
up to Gregory's Point, to ill» in closer
tollch with the present market, for
the month or so that she will remain
in these waters. A {colors of her dc-
partllre was the firing of a gun in troll-
or of the Norwalk Yacht Club. which
salute was answered by Janitor Wil-
liam W. Young, of the club.
—-—A lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsia and collstlpatloam-weakens the
whole system. Dean's Regulots (2:.
cents per box) correct the liver, tone
the stomach. cure constipation.
lulu trillion.
Mrs. George Williamson and son.
Norman Williamson. of liarlerr, are
guests of relatives in Vermont.
The Darlen sportsmen are keenly
awaiting the opening season, which
will occur Saturday. October lat.
day.
4. The Darren Junior baseball team
‘ ~ . ll
w51ntgafirgiyltnvancaglmxw‘ 1:38“, will play the firemen Saturday after-
house In Osborn avenue owned by .l.
The house. now for one
faintly. will be developed to accommo-
'l‘he new section
stories Ill
height. All the modern improvements
H. Handle.
date two families.
will be ill to 28 and two
will he installed Ill the house.
There has been much rllystcry over
an object that is sometimes seen sev—
eral hundred feet In the air in the vi-
clnity of Judah Island. Some people
have been convinced that it is an acre-
that the aerial
sent up by John
plane but it developed
stranger is a big kite
li‘illcll. a Meadow street young
lllli ll
Tire kite is modeled after all-aeroplane
and is several feet ill height.
The schooner Mattie J. Allen. which
has been discharging a cargo of pulp
Ill Norwaik. at the dock of the St.
George Pulp and Paper Company, was
towad out of the harbor this morning
There was con-
siderllhle kicking because Bridge Tea-
by the tug Addie V.
der Jollrl Cole opened the drawhrldgt
when the two vessels were near 0’s
ter Shell Point, enroute down but it
must be taken Into consideration that
a big vessel under the headway Is not
a particularly easy proposition to ball-
tile.
The heating and sanitary ontilts‘
which hays been Installed during the
past few weeks lit the Marvin school
are about completed .and look very
good to the committee and others who
have investigated. The sanitary or
rangemoats are a big improvement ov~
or the old system, It Ill held. and there
in no doubt that thellleatlng appara-
tus will be satisfactory. Naturally the
teachers and trails are pleased. for It
is well lament lered that last winter it
was necessary at» times to bring all
stoves into requisition to assist the
regular heating system at times and
then it was anything but comfortable.
With the new order of things for
the winter schedule. one was outlined
In yesterday’s bentlndl. the cars of this
line will now go the entire distance be
tween the south Noriwalll railroad de-
pot and Broad River. The Junction
points will be the mast Washington
street switch and this corner of stain
and Wall streets In NOI'WIIK. Amend
the crows on the line will he C. M.
Williams and ll. N. .(lodfrey. Richard
. Dunn and Cyrus only. Cotes rtewel-
noon and a great game is expected.
Water is very much at a premium ill
llariell on account of the long period
without rain. A large number of who
have gone dry entirely.
(lcorge Sharer has recently pllt his
new contractors‘ mill ill operation. it
. is a big establlsmeni and is equipped
with a large amount of machinery.
The committee of Eagle Ilook and
Russell F. Themes has taken a post- ‘
Ladder and Engine Economy on the
recent big carnival, l‘tllil ll lnectillg
last evening. ill conncctlo with settling
up details. The colnnlilloo will make
a report to a monthly pooling of the
company next Monday light. The car-
nival netted about 8600, which sum
will be banked and added to the build-
inlt fund.
There seems to ho a lively interest
taken In Darien just now ill horse rac-
ing and some good brushes may devel-
op soon. it was reported yesterday
that Peter Mullilten'tl trailer hall clip»
pod a quarter of a second from his
record. Ed. liryani’e pacer is also
said to have done a similar stunt re~
“wrung“... .WH.~-V.W..M n... . «M... . .c.)
Assessors' Notic
The Assessors of the Town of llarlen
will be at their office In Town Hall
building on election day, October 3rd.
to receive tax lists.
liOARD 0F ASHES t-IiIIiH.
on I .d v. ’
our are! Q44;
”In. and Walt“ fitnlth. Charles CIW
and William messes will be one oi
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HUNTING
. licorice "It the Town Clerk’s
Office and Your
SUPPLIES
ting Bros. 8: Co.
A Main It. Dal-loll
KI?» fluid. “m
Dari-n. huelgone to Elisabeth. New
< Jar-w. to other the north of line
.4 ,Brulumer's , other,
4rd. John .34
Bra mar. died «Monday; after ha,
._ .exte dad illnesrfrom heart trouble
71 and drop”. .‘l‘ll‘e deceased ls‘survived
by her husband and four sons still
three daughters. _ll‘uneral
beth.
Wtili’lllii
n..—
anual two week's vacation.
more are visiting friends In town.
from a visit with friends in Darlen.
The summer residence
sou.
Mr.
in Weston.
tor the season.
day at 10 o'clouk.
tying the old Farms cemetery.
Frederick. Infant son of Mr. and
Moses. of Weston.
F. C. Jennings, w. H. Hunter and
Percy Thompson. of
week and spent a day black fishing.
Several noted speakers from out of
tic services of the Methodist church.
which will be continued for two weeks.
Aaron Sherwood, who has lived
alone at his Compo borne for several
sanitariuru. wherelle will have some
out- to care for him.
The many friends of William Brown.
John R. Taylor llllildlllg CoA here. will
be pleased to hear that he has secured
all excellent position with the H.
of Merldell.
William H. llllrr. George I’. Jen-
to New Haven, Tuesday. and appeared
before the oyster
business relating to the leasing of ore
tcr ground in the Gllllop's (lap creek.
a few days of Miss Nettle Broadway.
of llayvlew avenue. 4 .
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
*fl..-
BUSINESS
Capital
“00,000.00 0117.000.”
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, let Vice-Pres.
Pres.
WILFRID BODWELL. Cashier
w
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Christian Sworn John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
THE
FOR GIRL!
Hillside. Norwallt. Conn.
nine o’clock.
College preparatory and general
courses for older girls; kindergarten.
primary and intermediate departments
for little girls and boys under I! years.
Arrangements made for meeting chil-
dren who use the trolleys and for serv-
ing a hot luncheon. Terms and that
tralod circular on application.
The Principal may be soon at the
School any morning after September 6.
Margaret R. Irendllnner. A. I.
......... em m.
Poultry farm. l2 acres. good ii-room
house, with fllrlltlco heat. burn. tllros
chicken houses. including six new
hrmders. Horse and farm tools so
with the place; also, about iltltl chick.
cos. location excellent for raising
chickens and aclmslhlo to market.
lillrgllln.
(lamb-til
Illl want. or. woawam
“at .
Ladies' Home Journal
Mllnsey
McClllro's
lied Book
Ladies World
Hampton's
lllverybody's
Popular
Po ular Mechanics
inalee’e
W. A. ,Briggermsa’s'
Summhm .
'oenevan block. I. ilVIIIlln‘gtea In .4
. 974.44 4 lg?
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Mr. and an. Joan‘s. laminar. of "
services
were held this afternoon. with later
‘ meat in Evergreen Cemetery, Elisa-
llarry Fairohiid to enjoying his an-
Hiram Taylor and family of Balti-
Mrs. Charles Vaughan has returned
of Charles
Redford has been closed for the sea-
and Mrs. Cornelius Kemper
have been recent guests of L. Gould
The trolley company has discontin-
ued the 20-minute Sunday schedule
Holy communion will be celebrated
In both Christ and Trinity churches to-
The Woman's improvement society
have contributed :50 towards beautl.
Mrs. William Moses, was baptised Sun-
day by his grandfather, Rev. Dlghtoa
Georgetown
visited at Compo beach early In the
town are to take part in the evangelis-
years. has been taken to the Westport
who was formerly connected with the
Wales Lines 00.. building contractors
commissioners on
Miss tinsel Waterbury is a guest for
CityNationalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
Surplus and Profits
Safe Deposit loses. 03 and $6 per. year
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vicev
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Elizabeth Mead School
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday, September 15. at
roll SALE
9
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Indigestion. Cdliiidhum slul Dys-
pepsin Gal . yon‘Will [feel -
Fine in 4 Ive Minutes
A 4" m . ‘
Every year‘reglllarly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the Uni-
ted States. Illag‘la‘nd and Chanda take
Papa‘s Disposals. and realise not only
immediate. but lasting relief.
This ,hml‘nfi‘eu preparation will at-
gest anyt at you eat and overcome a
sour. assay or out-oferder stomach five
minutes afterwards.
it your meals don’t lit comfortably.
ortwhat you eat lies like a lump of
lead in your stomach. or if you have
Ilieartburn. that is a sign of indiges-
ton.
Get from your Pharmacist a Bu-cent
case or ‘Pape‘s Diapepsin and take
a dose Just as shun as you can. There
will be no sour rlsings. no belching of
undigested food mixed with acid. no
stomach gas or heartburn. fullness or
heavy feeling in the stomach, Nausea.
Dehllltating Headaches. Dissiasss or
intestinal grlplug. This will all go.
nnd,~hesldes, there will be no sour food
left Over in the stomach to poison your
breath with nauseous odors.
Pope‘s Diapepsln is a certain cure
for out~of»order stomachs. because It
takes hold of your food and digests it
just as the same as if your stomach
wasn’t there.
Relief ill live minutes fromatl stom-
ach misery is waiting for you at any
drug store. ‘
These large timeout cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly cure
almost any case of Dyspesls, indiges-
tion or any other stomach disorder.
Aspirants for Office will Be Asked Re-
garding Railwad Regulation.
Every senatorial candidate. erel‘y
congressional candidate and practical
l.\‘ all candidates for state clitces this
full will be asked by an authorized
committee of railroad men to state
their views on lllc legal regulationol
railroads. ll tln-ir answers do not
meet with the approval of the hou-
dreds of thousands of railroad men in
the. country. or in the states involved
the answers will go forth and stand
for what they say. This is a part oi
, , lilt‘ program adopted by those in
plans. Lewis P' 4Walteman ““1 the charge of securing national and nitric
town a attorney, blitns Judson. went the railroad
lcuislatlon in favor of
crlrlpanles which was endorsed at a
mwtlng of railroad delegates repro-
scaling upwards of 300.000 voters held
in New York Sunday.
The questimls which will be submit.
ted to the candidates for political or-
llcc in this and other states have not
own formlllatcd by those ill charge of
this work bill will be out probably ear.
ly next month. The attentions and an-
swers no doubt will make interesting
loading for they will be sin! to such
distinguished national legislators as
Speaker Cannon and to rlll other nonl-
llla-os for places in the t‘onuresa. Con-
flociiclii congressional candidates will
be served with the questions too.
The candidates for office in this
s'alc fer both branches of the gen-
eral assclllbly will be asked by the
railroad men. among other thlnus.
whether they favor the lifting of the
limit on a corporation‘s liability In
t‘ltlit“ of faint acctlenl. The death claim
under the law is limited to $5.000, but
the railroad men want this limit rt"
moved. 80 do the other organised
wuritmcn of the slain.
There will be a legislative commit
for representing the prominent rall-
rontl labor organisations appointed to
«.o bolero the legislature when It
convenes next year and urge the pas-
sage of an act withdrawing this lim-
it of damages in case of death. and
asking for a number of other things
ill which the railroad mun are particu—
larly interested. There will he a
goiteral legislative committee repre
settling all the railroad men in the
country In Washington when lilo coll-
‘ GLOVERS’
THE PLACE .
w34's invite your
Inspection
l" I“ laugh??? ' " ' 'rii’“
'3". ”i’f‘ “1‘ 7} ii? " ' “.
“VII.“ snore raarrlrv'v
has accepted
limo o'bnvoxwd and itheir ’wiil
work for their own good and also for
, . elation favoring the re roads.
aha L. Rowe. chair-la ll of the
Trelnrnen's Brotherhood, will repre-
' , not the employee of ths‘blew Haven
road at hearinglkto he held before the
interstate Com res Commission on
December 29 and 80. Every other
road in the country will be repre-
sented at these hearings by some
experienced railroad man. This hear-
lng is on the safety appliance law,
passed at the last session of congress
and signed by the president. But it
is up to the railroad workers, and the
men who represent the roads. to
work out a standardisation of safety
appliances. These appliances vary
now on, many roads and it is the in-
tention of these hearings to promote a
law which will make steps the same
height from the rail. make running
boards the same width, make all grab
irons the. same. and all foot boards on
switchers the same height from the
rail. litany other things too numer-
ous to mention will be considered at
this meeting and the hearings before
the commission will result In a safe-
ty appliance law which will cost the
railroads millions of dollars.
JUDGE DEMPSEY To PRESIDE.
Will Load County ConVentlon In
Bridgeport. Saturday.
Judge Eugene C. Dempsey. of Dan-
llury. has been requested to preside
over the Democratic county conven-
tion which will nominate Chief of P0-
llce William Vollmer. of this city. for
sheriff, at Bridgeport. Saturday. and
the. invitation. There
has been considerable talk of ell-Con-
grcssman it. til. DeForeat presiding,
but he did not. favor the idea on ac-
count of his connection with today's
congressional convention.
The invitation was extended to Judge
Dempsey to preside by the committee.
Lowrance Gill. of Bridgeport; Thomas
Alexander, of llanbury. and Frank H.
Merrill. of Norwalk. .lohn Keogh. of
this city, and Dr. J. W. Vollrner. son
of Chief Vollmer. drove over In the
laticr's automobile to Fairllcid Beach.
Judge Detlrpsoy's summer borne. ycs~
tel-day. and conveyed the invitation.
GREENWICH COUPLE MARRIED.
Frederick llcalon Rollrlg find Malle-
line Scllnolnier. of Greenwich, were
lllurrlod. yesterday. at (trace Church.
by the Itov. .l. licnton Werner.
Norwaik, Conn. July 22.
To the floating it Plumbing (‘0.
Gontlcmn: During the winter of
roar-08 i used $360 worth of coal to
beat my sis apartment house, using a
boiler of well known make. This I
changed for a Spencer Boiler and. used
It during the winter of limit-10 and my
entire coal bill was “62, making a net
saving of 898.
You may use this statement in any
way you care to.
Yours truly.
llAlillY w. MATllER.
Norwalk, Conn. July 23, '10.
Mr. Frank l. Jones. floating & l’lumb-
log 00.. Norwnik, Conn.
Dear Sir: The Spencer Iloller
which you placed In the Sentinel llllild-
lng last fall gave as complete sails.
faction in every way. Our 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 HOLDEN.
l‘rop. Evening Sentinel.
The Heating
and Plumbing Co.
FRANK moan. General Manager.
23 Main 8L. Norwalk. coon.
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be In great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Ciao
Range today
$14.75.... 4’
on altar PAYMENTS ls
DESIRED
Housatonic
4 44 4 -
Wasatch" iy'e t swim
w museum-mid“ closet
“grandma! 1.4% are
gt!- 1 use than: layer] :3
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gonna. New“? “El-:3 ripe.“
m... amt t“ £"d'iaé2ttfr‘l’
m 0! sous-alone! 92‘),
l
Ernest Cochrane has secured a posi-
tion with the Crescent Laundry.
EASY GLA§SEB FOR UNEABY EYES
Are your eyes uneasy! Are they
beginning to rebel? Make them com-
fortable. Put them at their ease.
WEAR PROPER EYE GLASSES.
We grind our own lenses.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Rooms 7-8
97 WA‘HINGTON STREET.
noun—s to 11:30 afmu and 12:45 to
g p. in. Monday and Saturday. '1 to
p. In.
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PAPER
Painters’
Suppfies
E. E. Gerham
Decorator
10 First Street. East News“:
Telephone 452
rill: NEW SCIENCE
Definition of (.‘Illroprsctlc
Chiropractic is the coroner: of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
lustiog the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
back. Even If done In childhood It
creates pinched aem-a and pain in
later life is the diderenl «guns and
limbs.
lhlmprecwrs remove the cause in
this disease and pain. and health in
motored through harmonizing in. in;
nerve system. ill your body
Nervousneu, Rheumatism, Purely
Ila. Heart. Kidney and Winnie Die
euc- are given special situation: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never rearet giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
N WASHINGTON UT. 30- NOI'NAL“
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we... .. . “my“... .....
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till waenlns'ron eraser
Sold. at... Rentdd’
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. QUICK AUTO IIIVIOI
Have Rents collected. and all ludi-
nace In Property done at
OWer 0044111.. 1. ll. hereunto Acosta
v
heal Essie 1
Mid i""
.~W.Mm
_ You can conquer your caroa‘m
quickly if you do not continually stir»
ry a long face. . . 1
i an
, lc N l . ».
are the equal 'of any .
made and lower
in price . ~
$19 4' ‘
will buy'a Stewart, fully-e "
guaranteed by us
'The A. J. Angevine & Son 00.
134 to 138 Washington street.
South Nor-walk
Hotel Mallackerno
J." rt. consort, Mgr}
oeuvre: AND curema ill-«To can
earn e2 PER on an- ammo
SUNDAY humans. 75.;
Banquets a Specialty ‘ ,
TEL. CALL sea
Tile Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped ,yll
ELECTRICAL sHOP . 'fzi‘lla
In the Town "" ".735
suro SUPPLIES a}:
Phone 805—50 South Main Street ‘
8. Norwalk. Conn, Music Hall Block
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only‘ .
Freight Propellers leave f‘ler~ 28.
East River. New York. (foot of Doves
street). everyday (ascent Sunday). so
3 p. m. Freight received at News]!
up to i p. in. and South Nor-walk an
to 5:30 p. m.
.w-ul'n-a-J
4Norwalk Steamboat Go!
Analog J. smith. .4 G. C. Hagen".
Lessee .-
General Agent
)
The
Jewell
Heat
Controller
automatically opens and * closes
‘your furnace or boiler dampers as
tion as the temperature at the
house falls below or rises above the
standard you yourself set. ,
THE TIME CLOCK attachmen
provides for change. for a warmer
temperature In the morning without
putting the Controller "out of busi-
ness" during the night.
GUARANTEED FOR TWENTY-
FIVE VIARB.
Horacéil Nash
TILIPHONI Q1
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