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11th. 1010. at 8 o'clock. p.
lit Halal Arch. Dssrss. Rs»
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w ‘ nus Department
,' flail Office. Norwaik
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W'Idltor’s Residence.
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hind Ev‘v’i‘arz
rule. if- snyons has had any‘ doubt
concerning his attitude in this pill“
tibular. the following from his pen.
’ast Week. must remove it: "it is
noisily transparent that the foundation
' our government is the balance the
. ..ebnstitution provides between the
states on one side and the federal gov-
meat on the other». it is a funda-
mhnlai doctrine of democracy that the
demise of the federal power in any
g fiction ought to be measured by its
. ‘wrfisonable necessity. always provided
guilt: it must be also within the fed-
" oral powers. ‘ " " The people of
saith state know best what laws are
baht. fitted to preserve the social order
' and promote thg general Welfare in
that state. as to most subjects. There.
fore we adhere in our constitutions to
the principle of local self govern-
meat."
...—...”...
Obi. Roosevelt is accused by his en-
emies of being a rcvolutionlst. in a
"‘ ssgfipit's true. He wants to start a
resolution against the reign of graft.
'it‘nlilgh time that sort. of revolution
waa’got under way. and was fought to
a finish. it's the dry rot in the body
politic. and has infected the body so-
cial and commercial as well. it is
time that some one with a voice loud
enough to be heard should call a halt
wor at least to compel people to think
about ii.-Btamford Advocate.
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TIN YEARS AGO TODAY.
, Wednesday, October 10. 1900.
Nils Amy Belle Cole. daughter of
Captain and Mrs. Hickson W. Cole. of
Eowayton. was united in marriage Oc-
.— 5'».
¢
0 Package
'tobsr‘iltil.‘ ‘ . _
’ but. New York. the ceremony bolas
_ performed by the Rev. hauls French.
' Judge of probate of the Norwalk dis-
‘ and shot Dr. George F‘. Lloyd. killing
m
“"116th leach. dramas-
rector of St. Luke’s Church. Newton.
The Republican probate convention
nominated J. Beldon Hurlbutt as.
trlct. .
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rwsm~ vases sec TODAY.
Friday. October 10. 1890.
James M. Daugherty. the insane lov-
er ‘of Mary Anderson-Navarro, the fa-
mous actress. entered the King's
County. New York. insane Asylum.
'lum instantly.
Mm”
scour 70 THE POINT.
The announcement that there is con-
siderable dullness in Wall street by no
means implies that the number of
sharpars has diminished—Houston
Post.
The fashionable hats for girls have
either reached their limit or the door-
ways of even the business houses will
have to be enlarged—Norwich Bul-
letin.
--6—
If the Vanderbilt automobile race“
had gone on a few hours longer there
would not have been anyone left to
take the prise—New l-lavcn ,Pallatli-
um.
~4—
The progressiveness of the presi-
dent's speech was as tempered ten the
shorn conservative as was the Sarato-
ga platform.~Boston Herald.
~0—-
Washing dishes to music Is a novel
amenity of social service in Kansas
City. Some of the old hymn tunes
fit the case perfectly. as most or us
will remember.—ilrooklyn Eagle.
9......“
, THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK WHIP.
The stock whip in the skillful hands
of the Australian is not only an article
of the greatest utility, but also a fun
midable weapon. Owing to its great
length—the lash varies from twelve to
thirty foet~aud the shortness of the
butt. which measures only eighteen
inches. it is an extremely difficult and
awkward thing to wield. and the hu—
;inner is apt to hurt himself if he does
not exercise care when practicing. A
well trained stockman. however, can
hit a cent every time at ten paces dis.
tance and with the dreaded lash in his
hand, cracking like pistol shots. can
keep a mob of wild cattle in check. if
used with full force it will cut through
skin and flesh like a knife. says the
Wide World Magaine. but unless a
beast shows distinct vice the stock-
-man uses it more for the purpose of in-
stiillng fear than of causing pain. it.
can'also be used as a bolas, and an
adept can catch and hold a beast by
causing the lush to curl around its
legs.
UNUSUAL.
"Don't you like the book?"
"No. in think the heroine is s most
impossible creature."
"is that so?" .
"Yes. She doesn‘t appear to haven.
single 'gown of some simple material
that enhanced rather than hid her
graceful flgllrol' "w—Exchancc.
NOT FLAYING FAIR.
"What's the matter with that child
new?"
"They're playing house and George
won‘t let her go through his pockets."
in baking methods hich
world Unceda Biscuit 2150
(Never sold in one
<~ Chicago Rocord~licrald.
Revolution
Revelation
in soda cracker
realize
open the
and find
ing and
y be resist
that
NArlo’N‘A
BISCUIT
gave the
resulted in a
quality. You
this atlupundglmmt you
toy c
soda crackers
III
Announcement of the fact that on
encounter the holiday Wednesday. the
school would be closed. was received
with no regret on the part of the stuv
dents. Th0", were strsuss noises in
some, parts resembling the sudden
coming together of some over-joyous
students' hands..
. Tomorrow is election day. and while.
there is not yet any campaigning.
there will doubtless be interesting re-
sults. High school senators from each
of the eleven senatorial districts will
be chosen. The matter will be easy
furthers are no Australian ballots to
mark and there are no political parties.
There is only one difference between
tomorrow‘s election and the one a
week ago today. That difference would
be an objectionable one. howaver. if
there were any use of obisctlng. Ladies
will vote and further will be elected.
This part of the matter is settled by
the faculty. The derators will be
the teachers in charge of the rooms.
Polls open during home-desk period
only. it is quite likely many former
members will be returned.
A meeting of the Boys‘ Athletic As-
sociation was held this afternoon at 1
o'clock.
‘ President Thomas Horas. of the
lloys' A. A.. has appollgsd the follow-
ing members of the entertainment
committee: Prof. R. 'l‘. Ripley. Wil-
liam Lynch. E. Hugo Gumbart, Jr.
The clocks are still out of order.
Lyman ilraclten is absent today.
Miss Rose Rouvel ls ill today.
...-s.
WORRY DOES KlLL.
w
it slowly but Surely Dsstnys ills Cells
of the Brain.‘
Modern science has brought to light
nothing more curiously lntcresting
than that worry will kill. More rc-
ularkable still. it has been able to de-
termine Just how worry does kill.
it is believed by many scientists
who have followed carefully the
growth of tile science of brain dis-
cases that scores of the deaths set
down to their causes are due to worry
and that alone. The theory is a sim-
ple one. so simple that any one can
readily understand it.
llricfly put. it amounts to this: Wor-
ry injures beyond repair certain cells
of the brain. and. the brain being the
nutritive center of the body, the other
organs become gradually injured, and
when some diseases of them organs
or a combination of them arises death
finally ensues.
Thus worry kills. lnsidlously. like
many other diseases, ll creeps upon
the brain in the form of a single. con-
stant. never lost idea. and as a drop
pins of water over a period of years
will Wear a groove in the stone. at)
docs nm‘ry gradually. imperceptibly
and no less surely destroy the brain
cclls that lead all the roof. which are,
of illf-‘lilnl power. health and motion.
Worry. to make the theory still
so to speak. the commanding officer:
stronger, is an irritant at certain
points. which produces little harm if
it comes at Intervals or irregularly.
Occasional worrlment the brain can
('(lpf‘ with. but the iteration and the
reiteration of one idea of a disquiet-
ing sort the cells of thoh rain are not
proof against.
it is as if the skull were laid ham,
and the surface of the brain struck
llublly with a hammer every few sec-
onds with mechanical precision. with
ucvt-r a sign of a stop or the failure
of a stroke. Just In this way does the
annoying Idea. the maddening thought
that will not be done away with. strike
or fall upon certain nerve collsmeve!‘
ceasing. organisms that are so minute
that they can be seen only under the
lilit-roscope.~.l0llrnal of Physiological
'l‘hcrapculics.
'I‘bc owl may not be as wise as he
looks. but he is wise enough not to
try to work both the night and day
shifts—«Alchiaon (llobe.
package
so tempt-
they cannot
* lilill l‘llalul
‘ I
_ liliillii illlllllli
A low Data
sud'cnd Urinary Trouble
No reader of this paper. whether
man or woman. need be miserable be-
cause of Backachs or kidney ‘or blad-
der dimmers. ,
The time to cure kidney trouble is
while it is only trouble—Before it
settles into Droply. Gravel. Diabetes
or Bright's Disease.
Papa's Diuretic acts at once upon
the kidneys. bladder and entire urin-
ary system, cleanses. heals and regu~
totes these organs, ducts and glands '
and completes the cure within a few
days. The moment you suspect any
kidney or urinary derangement. or
feel a constant. dull backache or no-
tice that the urine is thick. cloudy,
offensive or full of sediment. irregu-
lar of passage or attended by a sea-
sation of scalding, you should begin
taking Pope’s Diuretic as directed.
with the knowledge that there is no
other remedy. at any price. made any-
where eise in the world. which will
effect so thorough and prompt a cure.
Misery in the back. sides or loins.
sick headache, inflamed or puffy eye-
lids, nervousness. Prostatic trouble.
rheumatism and darting pains. heart
palpitations. blllous stomach. dissi-
ness. sleeplessuess, listless. weak.
worn~out feeling and other symptoms
caused by inactive. sluggish kidneys
simply vanish. Uncontrollable urina-
tlou icspeclaiiy at night). smarllng.
discolored water and all bladder mis-
ery ends. _ g .
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
or any mercantile agency will vouch
for the responsibility of Papa, Thomp-
son & Fans of Cincinnati, Ohio, who
prepare Papc‘s Diuretlcmhil cont
trcatmcnt-«sold by every drugglst in
the world.
BAPTISTS TO CONVENE.
Three Daya' Convention Will Open at
First saptlat Church. Bridge-
port. Catcher 17. a
The eighty-seventh annual conven-
tion of the Baptist, churches of Con-
necticut will be held'at the First lisp-
tisl Church. In Bridgeport. beginnlns
Monday. October l7, and continuing to
Wednesday. October iii.
The first merging will he a confer-
ence of the outlet ministers at 2
o‘clock p. m.. and at the same time a
reception for Baptist mlnlslers' wives
will he held In the church parlors.
Monday evening. the l'ith, will be
for the meeting of the Baptist Your”:
People of the state. The principal
address will be "The Young Pennies
Missionary Movcmeul," Mr. John M.
Monro. of Boston.
On Tuesday morning the annual
mnvcullon will open with Rev. ll. M.
Thompson. of Hartford. the president.
in the chair. The visual sermon will
be preached by Rev. George l". (to
nuns. il.il.. or B .
Meetings of the Women's Mission
dry society and of l' tin- Connecticut
Baptist Education srwiety will follow.
Prominent on the program are Mrs.
W. E. Mason. of Assam; Rev. H. B.
Carpenter. of South Norwalli; ftev. H.
J. White. 0.1).. of Hartford. and Prof.
John Henry Strong. of Rochester, and
George C. \Vllilue . of Worcester.
Rev. J. J. Francis, 0.0.. of Boston.
will give the Mouth hour address on
Wednesday.
These sessions will be largely at»
tended and it Is eipericd that this
convention will be the most success
fill in the history of the immune of
Connecticut.
RALLY DAY OERVICES.
Observed Yesterday at the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rally Day was observed at the Sec-
ond Methodist. Episcopal Church. yes-
tcrday, by upocili services. both in
the incl-ulna and at Sunday school.
Music “sadly the quartet and chorus
and the exercises “by the members of
the school. it was a banner day. there
being 376 In attendance When the roll
was called. Two classes were banner
classes. wherein all the members an-
swarcd when their names were called.
Several had only one or two absenteos.
five have attended every Sunday for
a your. They were Mrs. E. Russell.
Mrs. Norton Benedict. Masters Le-
ilrnnd Greenwood. heater Wyeth and
Willard Meeker. Each was presented
with a book. Another feature of the
service was the baskets of fruit sent
to the sick and shut-ins. There were
til of these baskets sent out. The
church was trimmed very appropriate-
ly by 0. J. Clark.
PLEADED AN EXTENUATION.
An indlan y0uih had called With a
cab to take the judge‘s daughter to a
dance scarcely two blocks from her
home. The judge entered the room
where the youth was waiting. Pac-
ing across the room a couple of times
with his head bent and thoughts conv
castrated. he came short about in
front of the youth and declaimed:
"Youn man. this cab hiriuli $0 80
two bloc s is foolish. unwise. un-
ihouahtful misjudged. unreasonable.
lavish a amalgallty—q—na. i am sur—
prised. My daughter is flesh and
blood. and she won't malt. and if her
gown should be ruined 1 south! ii.
and i can buy her"—
"Thst‘s all right. Judas. but my
father is paying for that. oab."~—-Wo-
man's Home Companion.
How TH! warms ran-r some
LA.v ‘
Natives in the countries inhabited
by great apes regard them always as
human beings of inferior tract. and it
is for this reason that for a long time
it. was found Impossible to get hold. of
on entire gorilla skin. because the
savassa considered it religiously us-
cassary to. out all the ban s and feat
of tits animals when .tlicy-Jrlliod them,
just as they do with-.tilsir societal.
possibly for the purpose of rsudsrlos‘
than harmless in emgtlisy should by
any chance coins to liils again;
« Malta" Kidneys sci Fins K
. popular for‘tll‘lotor .oca
ADJ U STO
' ADJUSTO
AND WINTER
ADJ .U STO
. DJ USTO
A
every day everywhere.
The ADJUSTO is
symmetry where slowness prevails-10 flatten and
reduce abdomen and hips—«o subducmrolnlncnt
curves—filo mould all excess
A PAIR TO-DAY.
' be misled into
there is any other
It is fully protected by
ADJUSTO
men and hips in perfect
log corset) to suit the w
Non~slip buckles and
MODELS.
FOR” SA LE 19.;
Fine homellke house of ii. moms.
all improvements. lot l00x2ilo. contrai-
ly located in South Norwallt; good
Well. plenty of fruit and excellent
shade. ‘
Small farm of ills acres. located in
the midst of l’llKlN‘lnRfi development
properties. one mile from mainline
depot. '
H. E Dann & Son
(incorporated)
46 mm. an. seamen
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llegismnimfNoticew
to New Voters
W
Notice is hereby given that a meet-
ing of thc lloard ot Registration of
the Second Voting ilisirict of the Town
of Norwaik. will be hold at the Town
Court room on ilaviiand street, Oct.
17. liliil. from nine o‘clock in the fore-
n in until five o‘clock in the after.
u in. for the purpose of receiving ap-
plications "To
to revise and fact the voting list
of said it lrict. .
‘DWARD ll. BOULENB,
.lEltidliliAli EAliAN.
Members Board of Registration.
listed at South Norwalk. Conn. Oct.
ill, llllll. 010 lb
Made" voters and '
3 cans lllll .............. . ..... 25c ]
Gold (1 8 Milk ................ 10:: i
Magnolia or Clovar Milk ....... .lfc
I
20 NORTH MAIN STREET.
RE Malling Thousands of Friends
sgc.and even those of slchdcrhluildmrc all wearing
this tremendously pepular comet.
equally-lo effectually supmrt the form and give
it proper poise—to form the correct 99.55. for the
fashionable gowns-lo organs and preserve the
ideal contour. Truly a marvelous corset. TRY
DON‘T
vicc equal to this magical ADJUSTO.
obtained only in the genuine
Absolutely the» only known corset attachment
with which one may reduce and mould the abdov
safely. And further. these ingenious little bands
can be tightened or loosened (without remov-
and list. and are instantly adiash
ables insist upon having the.
ADJUSTO
WE ARE NOW SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE OF ROYAL WORCES-
TER ADJUBTO ALSO THE BON TON CORSETS IN THE NEWEST FALL
'ADJUSTO
Cauliflower. Corn, Tomatoes. fleets. Celery. Sweet
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
Stout women. aver-
deslgned to protege
flesh and diatribuic ll
believing
reducing de-
OLSI'II‘CIV
patents and can be
CORSET
comfort and hygienic
carer‘s convenience.
bands lic smoorh
0.1.3 flI‘CIV
«Walter Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate-49c
Ben Hut Flour per bag. 85c Barrel, $6.75
3 cans Peas .................... 250
3 cans Corn .................... 25c
3 cans Campbell‘s Soups ...... . . .251:
Potatoes and Apples.
PHONE 148.
Here You Will. Find
Connecticut’s '
Largest Grocery
Fine Teas. Coffees, Butter. Eggs, Cheese
Wines and Liquors
a Select Stock of ‘
Insure loaf
Eyesight
in old age by having your eyes
properly cared for now. We have a
Physician. who is a Skilled Eye
Specialist. to examine your eyes.
NO CHARGE FOREXAMINATION
THAMER
Optician
OTAMFORD - - . cONN.
Open Monday a Saturday Evenings
............ ... u -... .4. save--
oou'r rescal-
‘ Second Grand
illiiifllllli lili lllliililiilll
ltoioll Point
Wednesday. October lZlIl
Grand Day's Inert. Iasabali. Running
is.
sass.
Three brass bands will gave concerts
from 2 to 11 n. m. dildo worth of Fire-
worlis. Dancina from 7 to 10. The
time of your life. Oars will run to
Point regularly. -~. ‘
Entries can be made with Leonard
‘Dlsssa at the central Hotel.
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“rue doublet-cod nom.,m «or
M. .ro‘u ) (regents and; .tllsfs
83 AND 88 WAQHINGTON 8T.
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Dividend Notice
li‘slrfleld County savings llank.
Norwallt. Conn. Sept. iii. 1910.
At attracting of the directors of the
Falriiold County Savings Bank held
this day. a dlvldsnd at the rate of four
liar cont. (1%) per serum was de-
clared to depositors from the earnings
of the six months sndins September
30. tale. The souls will be entered on
pass books and paid on and after Oo~
lobar ill. 1010. .
By order of the Board of Directors.
‘ . SEYMOUR CURTIS.
s26 ilw ~ ‘ l'i‘rsaiiurelf- _
W
The womsnmho like fetches the
'nrsvslllsa style may choose that form
of the hobblasltlrt whiobls in facts
stalled skirt with the close hand set
on It for! lsohsshslow the sum. This
8M! tho often (of tits true bobble
. while if. on saofit. moans can be
- ill a platted
r
DRAKE BROTHERS' SPONGE CAKE. each .......... . ......... tile
is Lss. rm: ellauuuweo suean ........................ a1.oo
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. pound ..................... 36c
GOLD ROCK JELLY POWDER .clasa dish free) ......... .....iOc
B. A M. FISH FLAKEB (something now). can ....... .....iOc
BTEEHO BEEF CUBEO (one cubs maltsaa cup). can ...........30c
CALIFORNlA PORT. SHERRY OR TOKAY. per gallon ..... . “$1.00
LIEIMANN'S Oil EHHET'B BEERB. case 24 bottles .......... ”.15
. WE GIVE PINK TRADING BTAMPB
A. F. Beckmaun '81 Go.
Phone “0 SOUTH NORWALK
, .
Ncflw‘eil’s Dancmg“
Academy
W. Gilbert Newsll'a Select School
of Dancing and Depdrtment, at Arlen
Hall. Madison 0%!" i529”? News“;
WEDleDAY. . . reopen in
day. class for mull! and MAGTBI!
AT 4:80 P. M. IIOINNIRS' OLAIO
for Ladies and Gentlemen at 8 o'clock.
The Walls and the New Society Dances
thoroughly taught. Respectfully. W:
GILBERT NEWELL. 25 Liberty Btu.
Bridseport. Ct Circulars mailed upon
application. .
.. “Us.-.” ...... ..
The Peter Thompson suits are cer-
tainly very much in evidence this fall.
and while they are considered a girlish
fashion they are even being worn by
young in looks
"elect-'1: girls who are
and figural if not in ' art.
it is a Fronchy ,l to introduce
somsbitofsvsry .d _
tumours ttllst ooldetlicrwise
samba,
l
column a cos-j
Norwalk Chronicler