u‘swfiufletmvh: It ’ an new 1' yes! n. More (or .. .A Get Yod'r‘kbrn '1 '3 W Filled at the _ ‘ Bridge Pharmacy “ "Prompt and efilci’e‘n‘t’ service at alltlmos.‘ ‘ u ; Persoasi sttsntion prescription work. Chairs ror our trolley patrons. 00m. in and wait‘tor your car. names" Prisons“ CY .i. canals. assaults given to all ‘ _ WWELZ. m... -... Mrs. Charahfason and‘Miss Emma Beattys, of hill". New York. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ais- thorpef of Seaview avenue. Mrs. George lngham. of St. John street, formerly Miss Eva Bowen. is substituting for the time being at the Fairfleld school. on account of the re- signation from the school of Miss Ed na Wigham, who was married a few days ago. With the promise of real chilly fall weather, the East Norwnik Walking Club is making plans for a day's jaunt. Sunday may be the day selected. though the Weather in the meantime will have an important bearing on the qquestlon. -—Leg of mutton 121,9 cents; Legs oi spring lamb, 14 cents; forequsrters oi lamb. 10 cents; rib roast. 12 and 14 cents; lean pot roast, 6 to lb cents: 2 lbs chopped beef, 25 cents. Johnson‘s Market. 23 First street. Captain and Mrs. Peter Decker and .Miss Elsie Decker are expected home in East Norwalk shortly. They have been making an extensive western trip and according to their schedule. left Los Aussies, California. for East Norwaik yesterday. The pupils of the public schools have been faring well in the matter of vacation this week. On account of the rain. there was only one session yes- terday and today is an entire day of vacation-on account of the teachers’ conveniton at New Haven. Fred H. Pearce. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pearce. of Cove avenue. sailed yesterday for London. in the in- terests of the real estate firm in New York. with which he is connected. Mrs. Pearce and their little daughter are now guests of his parents. Why bother about supper Friday night? Come to the Hallows-en supper in the East Avenue Methodist Church, from ti until 8 o'clock. only 25 cents. Everything good to eat. Home made biscuits and cakes. Everyone wel- come from 6 to 8 o'clock. Ray Howard-young son of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, or Winfield street, is recovering from a painful injury he sustained Wednesday. while playing about the dooryard. He "fell. cutting ' a deep gash in his scalp. Dr. R. M. Wolfe. who was called, took several stitches in the scalp to close the wound. The members of Mayflower Hook and Ladder Cominny are getting theu‘ appetites in trim for a aaurkraut and frankfurter supper. ’i‘he sifslr will be held in connection with the next mon- thly meeting and in the mean time we Ell or MIDDLE Need Lydia B. Pinkhsm’s Vegetable Co d! ‘llroolriicld. Mo.--“ o years ago 3 hi to do as kind of work so "W t... .. . «with W i . t.. w‘e. . .. . h‘efl - 't. .1 z ‘ the details. ‘ sci or the season. cat as dumb lull , t museums armam- momentum. m m . tee mm The natural growth oystermen seem to he sticking it out at the state tboils off Bridgeport. despite the won~ ther. is the hope of getting in a little work before the end of the week. Con- ditions this morning. however. were uetvery favorable today, Most of the men will return “home tomorrow to spend Sunday. The young ladies of the Epwortli League have been making great pre- parations for their l-luilowo‘eu supper this evening. which they will serve at the church. The menu has been carefully prepared and will undoubted ly result in a delicious meal. The young women will be in costume typi- The teachers and pupils of the Mar~ vin school are greatly pleased with the new heating apparatus, which has just been put ill commission this fail. The new apparatus has been used sev' eral times, so far, and gives every evi. dence that auxiliary oil stoves will not be needed to help out the steam radiv stars this winter, as was the case last winter. Some people would not have minded except for the inconvenience tempor- arily, if the Washington street druw- bridge had been wrecked boyoud re- pair a few uifihts ago when a trolley car bumped into it. in the meantime. while the new bridge is being figured out. it is necessary to keep repairs in continuous progress. it Bridge ’l‘eud- or John Cole. had a dollar for each new plank he puts in. he would have been able to retire comfortably long ago. William Desendorf, driver for the Borden Condensed Milk Company, and connected with the South Norwaik branch of the company. was very pain- fully lnjured yesterday morning while on his way to the company‘s burn in South Main street. South Norwslk. lie attempted to Jump on a wagon. and slipped. one of or his feet going under a rearrwheel of the wagon. The ankle was so severely dislocated that it is feared he Will be laid up for several weeks, being in some respects worse than a break. A physician was called and he was brought over to his home in East Norwalk. A series of special services covering about two weeks will begin at the East Avenue Methodist Church next week. They will include brief addresses of encouragement. instruction. and re- ligious hope and cheer and will be made by the following clergymcu on the dates specified: Tuesday. October 25-Rev. Benton Smith. Wednesday, George Servls. Thursday. October 27-Rev. Chamberlain. ‘ Friday, October xiii—Rev. George W. Simonson. George October lad—«liar. A. it‘. Sunday. October (ill—Jilin pastor. Rev. W. W. Gillies. Tuesday, November leev. A. .l. Pennell. . Wednesday. November 2—Rev. W. R. Mc'Dermott. Thursday praise service. November !l~-— Special Friday. November 4—.ltev. F. D. Torrey. Sunday. November c—Jl‘he pastor. Rev. W. W. Gillies. ~A healthy man is a king in his own right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up sound health—keeps you well. annual Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stephenson, of Mount Vernon. are. the guests of Mrs. Stephenson's mother. Mrs. Susan C. Petty. of Rowayton. for a few days. M Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ogden. of Rowny- ton avenue. entertained about twenty» five friends Wednesday evening in nary. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the new. ayton School District tax of 3 mills on the dollar on town list or 1909. is due and payable November i. rent in- terest at the rate of it per cent. a year from November i. 1910. will be charg- ed on all bills remaining unpaid on and after December i, will. , JAMES E. STEVENS. Collector for Rowsyton School Dis. trict. olb 20 21 26 ill 28 .mm . .mo—w modal“ distill“. wild Wu employs ed at Geist’s meat market. has resign. lair. and His. Natural Kirby, who have been automating in Darion. re» turned to New York Wednesday. A. Nordine has been awarded the contract for the erection of a house for J‘oseph announcer the railroad Ita- ton. Ann Jane. infant daughter or Mr. and tire. W. a. Mitchell. died Mou- day. The burial was in doringdate cemetery. The iterates Keisha unitary Band‘ arsed its three-slut lair last eve- is the Rom Hsiybt’ Ohms ‘ "V. shaver has been awarded ' tor a sew across and sew honor of their tenth wedding ntluiver- 3 n .-i i: cam and soda. wine is liable to be appointed post'- aater. the place being made vacant. b the recent death of James illicit i rd. There are ododidatea in the field. Referring to the arrest of certain boys. Constable Richard lit Menard. or. Noroton, said Wednesday: "1 arrested“. Willis Schiller Tuesday, and placed him in the lockup between to and 11 a. m. i made so arrangements with any one to feed my Prisoner. l was called away on business. and could not get back until. about 3. About four and one-bolt hours had elapsed since l‘ placed the boy in a cell. i then b-ourht the boy several egg sandwich- es and a bowl of ten. in regard to tile llergcu case. there is no founda~ tips for the story that the boy got a ay from me. He was not at the know when i went there. and i knew it‘. i simply went there to have a talk width his mother. i knew he had been s on earlier in the day going towards S‘anii‘ord. i never set eyes on him at all until Wednesday morning. although likept a sharp lookout for him all the tibia. He left home Tuesday. when he got wind of the other boys being 'pull- 8 in.‘ and did not return until Wed- n ilday. when I arrested him.” lleregn, who returned to his home yesterday morning. was placed under arrest by Leonard. who had been keeping a sharp lookout fer him. lie was taken to the llarien lockup. from which he. was released later. his mother furnish. ing a bond for him. lie was arraigned hpi‘oro Justice William ll. Willmott last night. Get Your HUNTING License at the Town Clerk’s Office and Your SUPPLIES from us Schlichting Bros. & Co. cor. Railroad Ave. a Main St. Dari-n Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour ind Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. etc Willlll. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Comstock have returned from an out-of-iowu visit. ‘Gt'ol‘lfll Thomson. of New York. spent Sunday with his parents. (.liflord Whiilcck. of New Haven. spent Sunday at the ileWiit home. Miss Julia Hurlbuit has been visit- ing her "sister. Mrs. Jane Ann Dicken- son. in Stratford. Mrs. Marlon. of Greenfield Hill, mo lured to Wilton on Wednesday and called on Madame Fessendcn. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindbloem' have left the lrsd Morgan homestead and have moved to Georgetown. Who makes promotion by billoueness. When ache and enables you to I i; ll. hence who was sinister! » m... a... w... ' ii’u.“m. being this ‘o"“il.. « ‘ There is much talk intown about .. ch. it is said. t‘vith strong bacillus. ” .of the western Wu KNOW ABOUT I oheeri'uisass the more sure you will be that it pays. a most friends—works best and earns lest—lets the most lood out of life? Not the man-or woman—who goes about with a [rousinyvith drawn-down mouth and sour looks; but the one who comes up emilind every time. It is hard. dioash. to be cheerful when sse’siisd by the headaches, nervousness. run-down and no flood feelings mused 'Pll should come iii—to your profit and betterment. Be- cause this unownedsnd natural lamily remedy tones tits «muesli. stimulates the liver and clear! the bowels; it removes that bad taste in the mouth. relievei‘besd- feellnl at your Remedy for anythlnd right dill bones your way. The murmur them did RIM" ’e Pliiereve Wine is at disease and promote eboerialneee sale. limb: immediately Ibnglltsl by Poeism, . Which hotbed; can and Heals. M hers and those having the care of in ante and you children which are shared and irrits d by sills erup lions and rashes will: appreciate the cooling. soothing and healing proper- New Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbell Bridgeport. have been recent sued town. . William Burnett has resigned his position with the Westport Water company. y Several local sports have been to ball games. Miss Nellie Vaughn. of of to in Famous W, lathe Lamp of Real Beauty " because it gives the best li hr of ii ii i. Thepkayo ivesfis‘w ite,ao t, mtilow, diii'used'l glib-essay on tile York this week to witness the Brooklyn, ties of unclaimpartlcularly during the who has been visiting here. has re ‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ '. healed term, when these disorders are turned eye DWIUSG it cannot flicker. You “,8 mm. ,3. on... a, ...,...., a... u. can use our eyes as ion as you with . humgr lPoslam contains “nothing l'lgiiehMlsses Hyde are soon to close under I R ll [1 h l . s . t . - Which can in any way injure the most iei omestead and go to Bridgeport e IYO g l W 1 out Bll'l n. delicate skin and may“ unhesltstlngiy he used in all cases. “My little boy had eczema on his head in the most dreadful form for three Bllmel‘li. We spent dollars on various medicines to no effect. After trying satuplo of pot lam i saw an improvement. and in a short while his head was entirely heal- ed." writes Mrs. W. E. Hunt. Kings~ tree, 8. (3. for the winter. lilvorett Simpson has had electric lights installed In his home on Wash- ington avenue. Mrs. Sloane and family of New York are visiting at the Rupello mansion on Clapboard lilli. The rain yesterday was greatly wel- comed by every one and has put. out the tires which have been doing much The Rays Lamp is low-priced. and even though you pay $5, $lo or $20 for , p . other in. or. you may get more expensive j” 5“ deemed as but you cannot get a better . ‘ light than the low-priced Rayo gives. A strong, durable shade-holder holds the shade on firm and true. This season’s new burner adds strength and appearane. ' in all sklln troublis’lposlnm lproduces damage in the nearby Woods. Once t R110 User, MWt’. One. mmodiatc y not ce e man ‘9' “09' A special rally for those interested 0“,... ‘ ' ’ ‘ E . I f haircut}; itshggsnmildczziatg‘lgnrestoring in home missions was held at the Con- ' "mzrodi'i'ohii’filimW' "’m ' gregationai church Sunday school . A special lib-cent package of poslsm rooms. Wednesday anal-noon. Mrs. Standard Oil Company, '5 prepared h” minor ““9” ““d "‘1': “3 ’l‘aylor give an interesting address. ‘WM ' " l ‘- a well as the regular $2 iar. is on Isle by all drugglsts, particularly The Clifford Pharmacy and Edw. W. Kelley. Jr. But no one is asked to purchase pose him without first obtaining a sample package. which will be sent by mail, free of charge. upon request. by the Emergency laboratories; 32 West 25th street. New York city. I of the Congregational Church Monday evening about 10:80, much to the sur- prise of those in the vicinity. While the woodfircl in this locality do not assume the dangerous aspect llslocausts, still on Chestnut liill. near the Davis place. near the Folsom property in South Wilton and again ulhlost touching the Morgan homestead. those flames have only been strolled by the earnest and persistent cil‘ol'ls of amateur fll'e bri. duties. during the past week. Early yesterday morning it tire was discovered in the Solomon Slillflllbel'y,‘ and despite the helpful efforts of a‘ large posse of neighbors the plant was! entirely cotisuniod before it o'clock} Fortunately a slittlil rain and water. poured on the roof of a nearby barn checked the spread of the flames. so that the latter building and the house won- saved. The following books have recently been added to the library: Lewis Rand. Mary Johnston; ltnlph Marlowe. .lntncs . B. Taylor: The Old Dominion. Thomaa‘ Nelson Page: Where the Trail Divides, Will Litticbridxc: ’l‘ Underdog. F. llopklnson Smith; he Loneimne 'l‘tflll. John G. Ncilhai'dl; Thi- Mystery . of the Lost Dauphin. lisban: The Far ilcrisoll. Lucas Mali-t: Hod llolh the Simple Spelling lice. tlwen Winter: a Happy island. Josue lice: Coins. Some. Rex Beach; '1‘ . Professional Anni. Weyms; The R ry. Barclay. Mrs. Chauncey ‘ ,wne the guest ’ of her parents.wmu. * i lilacs are getting very scarce and s. ”U. - you are in that lists i Lord urn reci inter cally the front ‘ aw. showtbeworldyoilm slits. Bimini music and refreshments com- pleted the program. * m; Issuers nutrients (Continued from First Pm.) The fact that the defendant was to undergo a‘cross examination by this representative of the Crown increased interest in the proceedings and when the new Halley court room and the lpriaouer ill the same time took his . place in the dock the spectators were already in their seats awaiting osmot- lsully the opening of the contest be tween the keen lawyer and the cool doctor. Before Crippcn re-entorotl the slip chief justice announced that lit mm request the jury would be allowed hears. it is alleged by the prosecution a scar such as Belle tillniore received ‘in no scar. but that what appears V be such was caused by a fold in tin Although the steamer Montrose is ll sea. the ousrterinaster who Gripper: testified yesterday entered into a one splmy to hide hits during the il hi to Canada. is now in Motion. and listi- bad a loss tall: with hits last. in t. immune.“ "some“ "it; w ‘ ay. .1 if prom, salted lllll whether be had been or heard anything at his wile since early on the morality of ry l. The witness replied is the season. and in answer to further domicile that were rapidly“ tired-st hint. said that he could to not prove any tack on ‘ boast stimuli. Sallifday is the Last Day You Can Buy LO w At Prices Like We. Quote MAUD 8. 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OCT. 22 ‘ yo Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea ...... doc I 35 Stamps with I lb. No. x Plantation; do Stamps With r lb. Special Tea ...... socl' Coffee ......... v. ...... .....\.....‘.....35o‘,.;. so Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea .. ...... soot 30 Stamps with .1 lb. Nib-Ks Coffee; . . . . :32}?n 3: 3o Stamps with 1-3 lb. Very Best Tea . . . .309 25 Stamps with lb. M. K]! Coffee . . . . . .303 as Stamps With 1-: lb. Special Tea ....... as: i so Stamps with ‘ lb. J. & M. 005cc. . . . . .as’c i :5 Stamps with 1 lb. Santos Coffee. . . . ..'.s‘ol: “ COMPLETE STOCK FINE WINES AND ‘LIQUORS AT‘NL‘YCPRICESW‘TW’ " Fine Old California Port. Sherry. anqeuca or Tokay wanes .............. steeper-“gnarl George Ehret'e or S. Liebmsnn’s Sons Beers. . . . . . .................. . . . .24 bottles, Stag Bass Ale. White Label Bass. Muir’o Scotch. Evans‘, Smith'sor Ball ntine’s Ales}: ,. . v . . s A _ . H _ 1v M I Monogram Whiskey. bot. .............. 90c? M. & R. Italian Vermouth. bot. . . . . . ....60c y Carststr's. lull quart bottle ............ $1.25 N. P. & Co. French Vermouth. bot. . . . ”"60; . Kirk's Old Crow Rye. bot. ............ $1.00; Angostura or Hotstctter’s Bitters. bot.. . “Soc Wilson or Hunter, bot. ............... Spool Field's Orange Bitters ,‘ . . . . . . .65c Ind'$1~°oi . 5? Green River or Old Valley. bot. ....... Sriooi Old Tom or Gordon Gin. bot. ‘. . . . . . W F‘! Duffy‘s Malt Whisks . bot. ............ 85c: Bartlett's Dry Gin. bottle ............ . . .qsc Tenor or Club Cocktails, bot. .......... $1.00 5 Golden Crown Gin. bottle . . . . . . . . . . 3 .r. .750 A. F. BECKMANN & COMPANY 88 and 86 Washington St. Phone 440 South Norwalk .-.-...... Wm, . . llll‘t‘d his own breakfast. Returning name any patients for:wllom lie-bad home in the evening he found that prescribed hyoscin. ' Mrs. Crippen had disappeared as she! The witness ingested that km ‘ had threatened to do. He made no in- , possible' that the human parts . ‘ . piiriea regarding the passengers iisted.in the collar 0 his home had " ‘ . on vessels sailing for America. nor had i placed there d ring a ”periodical “ he 5:“ch fingered that inquiries reqsellce of himself and wife... tr, .. tar ng t o w ereaho‘uts of his wife The no” lamination ' 0 illOllld be made. gihat Ethel Olga Lien‘eva. tugQ am Mr. Muir suggested that if the wit. typlst. who is now char as so so- luss‘ wife were alive she would call sensory after it teeth: a ' rdel‘ 0! ‘ won her sisters in the United States. Mrs. Crippon. l the Hilldrorglmmt. :rippon's reply to this was that if his home. had ‘sle t in the "‘10qu on tho” wife had some with another man lllO'l night of Febr ry 2. within ‘34 hours ' would not have “the face“ to go to her after his wifs'htid disappeared. ' ; sister's. This opinion from the wit- Witness Isldithst he “.01., a.” noes box drew forth a chorus of my” on July 93“.” rum“, “5“. .. 'Oh‘a” from the spectators. ”reign had hm “mud ‘ t i The doctor could not say whether He feared that hmtlht he ‘iiu wits took any of her furs with her she was found. He wished allot” ‘ ll‘ if she had any. quantity of furs and spare Miss move. whomho lresses. ed to disguise herself and unit Rénrding the disposition of Belle by explaining tgat the, ate ‘ilmore'a jewelry the witness said that which be lisd to ins ‘io eon tiered that he was quite en» tiled to tell inspector Dew that he led not pawned his wife‘s valuables us line had been purchased with his money and he considered them his. He had used the proceeds of the sales to pay for advertising. He did not know what cash his wife had at the time she left bias “1 salted liar.” said The witness. ”it she wanted as money. the replied. 'No. l wantraotb ng.'” Regardins the letters and state nests to Sails Inmate's frieuds which the husband had made retarding her issth.~0tippen admitted that all were its and emiiinsly'assentodto the saga concerning which he and . - section that he had to play the role bids. ‘ y W; "e“ “t summations. > ~ «Wheatibe‘ .1 When Nit. Muir salted 022mm if he ought that be bad play the part them it a bereaved hue - the witness imitadsodrepllsd,“ . ‘ t is for others tibial Justice Alverstoso and» noel Muir it?” ill“ wi ih ElllllilTlflI —~—.. (‘hlel Justice Alversione entered hos imm which he gave his di. testimony yesterday. the loird ts in the day to examine microscopl- ' isosiiis iron the part found in . Hill dro p-Cresceot mm. which involved her a. well as b meelf. . told the girl i there would N A: scandal and if it s wits was not W. that there would be trouble. The, ‘ ' ‘ way of escaping, was for bath to s new bome;together.«abroad. - Crippen was under . cream " ties for prudesliy four - W Throughout that tints its was ill eoniiication of coolness. He ed to the rapidly but and . questions motil'Meiimes' . .shd alwaylsin a alarm of such as would be astsrbl to "I ‘ ready to explain a series of a surgeon’s knife twelve year: The defense claims that there , t , my “drills ”Olin be a soar ,2 IF aborting». that all lord m on 2.33..
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