Arnie“
" uses are taken, will nédrth'o' 't'iGl ripbe
i8 lASill BROKEN
”in.”
3.321% Alibi” All Misery From
MMr ills Clippe
Will Be Overcome
ii: '1 11" mm
W Void‘ $611191!!!“ is the 111
to! three yearli' research at a cost
time incisor titan-mi dolls":
' =1...
5 it contains no quinine. which we
., nolnslyely e castrated is not
1 . ‘1.” ;.we in the nihilism of colds or
lilie-
It is a positive fact that a dose at
Compound. taken every
llYl'til three consecutive
' thyfilzrenlt up the most severe cold.
' ”Admin Mud. client, hack. stom~
Mb. limbs or any port of the body.
A it1lli‘ ill‘llfdi‘itlr relieves the most miser-
. le nonmetal pains. nadsclis. dnib
. ass. bead and nose stuffed up. {over
hoses. sneezing, sore throat. running
the nose. raucous catsrrbnl dischar-
' s, soreness. stiffness and rheumatic
ingcs.
251‘ch this harmless Compound as
._ rooted. with the knowledge that
.ere is no other medicine, made any-
. ere rise in the world, which will
to your cold or (1nd Grippc misery
promptly and without any other
BASH-me“ 501 bed alter- effects, as s
3: $1111; tinged! Pa’xfe's 'Coltl Corn-
and; .whieii n'nv drugglst in the
world Hi: i s'uppl1'.1
"WWW"
Enos: tcto 176711111!" FOR AN
OTHER YEAR.
LATCAAA‘AEA 1) Oct 27. ——-As a result
fl; Mlitpn ..A Shumway's de-
l6'ii',i “dam l'hh’1 uiidiiiion Whether the pe-
titton on a vote on license was lodged
with the tar.- u clerk's office 20 days
before the annual town meeting, Octo-
ber 3. l.lcthiicld will be tin-license for
another .1'.cnr The case involved in-
“inhibited at the limitAtIOn of the li-
come law setting forth the time in
which notice tnu1 be given to electors
a desire to vote upon the license
tip p at toWn footings, under the
' zcw' it) p'et cent requirement
Judge Shtmway ruled that in this
0 tho- petition was lodged 20 dorms
more the .town meeting and was,
therefore. legal. The town went no
license in October by five votes.
‘5 ;1'1~W
A- hELIA'aL’s Manama-NOT A
nooAii ortc.
at the genuine Ehlsys Honey and
11311111 the yellow postings. it. is me
and effective centsi'ns no opiates.
Refuse substitutes. The Bridge Phsr
.0
laser. .
FOR SALE
Pine bornelike house of 11 rooms.
all improvements. lot 100x200. central
hily located in South Norwsik; good
"Well plenty of fruit and excellent
; hymen homeroom?
ortids. one mile from mainline
depot.
qH, £3. Qann 8. Son
' «soot-Mom)
V4.41. 1.911 "were
‘ ”new”:
V Now
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11W?" ndowr Lit
. ,1 ‘1 _ " reorder
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‘ummmuddfle
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Nélluttywilelt win you it
or how you want it. or
MM mutt.
notwiosinlndsecusmr
trombonist-ed
too-handout .4
MW .
‘1 it! our ropmenim
.i,‘
more stringent than tin.1 original set.
‘ture. on the land of another. or shall
1.»
Allii AAAAIAEAA HAS
BREAA AliiliiiillAl
011i outfit ideas are
lh’ddmw.
cairn decisions
W
Of late there: seems to be a pro .-
nails on the part of many lieolilenfil
forgot the powers given the tree wsr
dons. and it is more than probable
that sortie. people will get into serious
ti‘ddble. unless there is more htten
tl'Ob Rabid to be low 1"egaidiug the
lloive and duties of his office, in
it number of cases of late there this
b i; more or less trouble over been
i Wind in "the public highways, be
tween the owners of adanerit pro
arty and the municipal au’othoi'ttl
Both these parties have done things
that were not nanotio'ued by the low.
andshould the local tree warden ox-
ercise his prerogative. there would
be trouble galore for trinity people. At
the last general assembly the not
concerning the care. and protection of
trees was amended and made even
What the aLw Says:
fly the terms of the amended not.
All transplanted trees. and all other
trees not less than six inches in oil‘-
cumference measured two feet from
the ground growling within the limits
or any publicway shall be deemed
public shade tress.‘ This effectually
disposes of the matter of private
ownership by adjacent property own-
as. The second section of this
act is the one most often v,iolntad
and it reads as follows: ‘Wbeu suy
person. other than the tree warden
or his deputy dhslres the cutting or
removal. in whole or part. of any pub
lic shade tioe, or objects to the
planting, removal or cutting of any
such tree, such person may apply in
writing to the tree warden of the town.
who shall give a public hearing at
some suitable time and place after
giving reasonable notice thereof to all
persons interests therein and posting
notice thereof upon the the said trec'
At the close of such hearing the tree
warden shall tender his decision grunt
mg or denyiti the. application and the
party agrfeveg by such decision may
appeal therefrom to the county com-
missioners.“ etc.
The penslty for any one person cut
ting or injuring s tree for any purpose
tonnectcd with the erection or main-
tenance of telegraph. telephone or
electric light or power wires or fix-
titres shall be fined not yum-e than
two hundred dollars. or imprisoned in
a jail not more than one year. or
both Another section of the same
law is a most drastic and sweeping
one applying not only to trees iii the
highways, but times upon prlvste
property. lt is as follown. and this
should be carefully read: "Every per»
son who shall willfully injure any
tree or shrub. standing upon the. land
of another. or iniure or throw down
any fence. trellis frame. work or strut!
willfully out. destroy. or take away
from the land of another. any creeping
ferns crops shrub, fruit or vegetable
production. shrill be fined not more
than one hundred dollars or imprison
ed not more than twelve months, or
both "
:rhs person who affixes to s. tree in
Dotti; W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Ernbnlmet
is North Main Street. South Norwalk
Residence. 8 Washington Iii-ell.
Talon no at office. 336-2.
” Z 1'1;- ”if.“ been. on: 1
2 on “Mop iiiittllil
. 12.50.14
Glued 15111;». Tip Cloth-top
«' . suds
We... needle
or out sag-0mm
Amrmtl'tm' ..
demmwwd
Ql' IWIWM
apublio highway, a play bill. picture.
notice. advertisement. or other thing.
whether in writing or otherwise or
who cuts points, or marks such trco,
except for the purpose of protecting
the some and under a written permit
from a tree warden shall be. fined not
more than fifty duliurs.
May Cause Removal of Trees.
The seventh section of the law is.
howuver. one that should be traiefuiiy
studied by all it reads as follows:
”Whenever in the opinion of the tree
warden. the public welfare or safety
demands, the trimming or removal of
am tree. be may, by and with the con-
sent of the ester men or the warden as
the case may be. cause such tree or its
branches to be trimmed or removed at
the expense of the town, and the se-
lcctmen strait pay to the person per
forming such work such reasonable
sum as may be determined and up.
pi'med in writing by the tree warden"
This law is quoted thus fillh as it
replies to mnuv contentions that have
arisen about this place of into, rc-
rardlng the trees in tbt1 public high-
ways, and it should be carefully read
by both owners of proerty adjoining
such trees and by the authorities of
the town and borough.
MANY DOCTORS PRESCHABE
proprietary rnedicims under a Latin
name charging for the written pro
scriptlon three times the cost of the
medicine, nut! (in not hesitate to con-
tletru that sclifisame medicine if it is
advertised or mentioned by the public.
There are. however. many honest
doctors who do not hesitate to openly
recommend and prescribe such slanti-
aid tomcdits us 1,1diu l2. l’lnkhum'k
Vegetable Compound
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Msbnckomo~8 lteunstciu. .i. M.
i’urdcc, Bridgeport: A. 1‘. Goodyear, A.
i.. \‘auithu. New Haven: l". 1.. Doyle.
llfanchosttir, CL: 1.. it. llurlbiiti. Wil-
ion; F. E. Foruham. Hartford; .l. A.
ileoly. F. Word, E. H. Iri'nes. A. salt)
mnn. .l. l. Arvin. (1‘. i’. Robinson, W .W.
\Vooifron, New York; P .i. Sbechun.
Washington. ii. t‘_: W A. Holmes. lion-
tou: W. F. Mflltilltiy. Philadelphia; C.
R. Cornell. Scranton. Pr.; F. 0. Al)-
bott. .lr.. Moutclnlr. N. 5.; ii. ll. Poi-
lock. Norwuik: A. M. Droyfuss. ll.
Mathewson, F. I). Lawton. city.
.n “v. A. ... Wu...“ .. ............v ............ q-.-»
Par isle in soy Altman:
Foreign Money Orders and Drum to
all Ports of the World
Bond Required by Low
Deposited With “at. of Court.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
rudiment
6 Railroad (was death Mom-lit
_... -. N.........
Auto Cwncrs
Engage your winter storage for live
storage and dead storage. Your cars
will be in o well heated garage ready
to be run out at s moment's notice.
for the coming winter. by expert me-
phonics
Changing and remodeling a special:
ty. Satisfscllon guersnioed
um...“
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
«we». “was... '- A .
.........n
Hooter
is JUIT qur is unsure 1'0
'rAks run emu. room ms
soon MORNlNO AND
mom. mm sole rm.
Til. rim TO OTART
ran rusNAos.
OUT ODOR AND GIVE INTI.—
FACTiON lN IVINY WAY.
a. u—A»Mm
m to m Wash
OUR OlL HEATER. IURN WiTl-in,
" ”way you onto to.
Engage your general overhauling ed
A
Titan. 1. Adrienne & Sontlo.‘
. ' Dear Iir:
lRiPPll Willllli
All lilillllil'illi lilllil?
Without Provoca’iion Man Attacks
Jefferson, Near Fairiielti
BlitDGl'l’Oit'l‘. Oct 271—Whllo on
his way to this city Monday evening.
James Jefferson was attacked in the
woods between hairdeid and South
port. its was beaten to inspnslblilty
and his left arm badly fractured by
a blow from a club making him help
less as his right arm was amputated
in yours ugu ills tissaliaut is not
not known. Jefferson is on years old
and formerly a resident of Bridgeport.
flu is now at St. Vincent's hospital
where he was sent from the1 Charities
department yesterday.
Jefferson walked into the [other
policy hospital yesterday morning with
one arm banging limp by his side Aind
the other coat sleeve empty. He attic
ed for aid and said that lg had not
eaten since the assault Monday ove-
blunt.
lie told his story in in. 111. C. Kruuso
of the ambulsntc stuff while his arm
was being placed in splints. He said:
‘l was walking to this city from liar
lcu. When i got in the woods between
Filli'llfi'ltl and l-luulbport. tut ltaliun
walked up behind me. I (lid not any
anything to him.
Struck With Plcknxs Handle.
"its bad a pickaxo handler in his
band and then he tilill‘lt‘ll to beat inc.
i put up my only arm to defend inlet-ii
and he struck that. Then he kicked
me into. ti small clump of bushes and
ran away. i do not know what time it
was, but it was a dark night. i could
not got up from the ground because i
was so weak. My only lil'lll was bi'olc
cu and i could do nothing.
Kept On Sleeping.
“Finally 1 went to sleep and did
not wake up until last night. Then
i went to sleep again and wake up car
ly yesterday morning. i then started
to walk to Bridgeport because I know
i could get help in this city. 1 tliouhbt.
my arm was broken because i couldn't
use it much. i had no money and i
don't know why i was beaten by the
stranger. i had my right arm chewed
off in a picking machine at Port Jervis.
N. \’., ovcr if: yours ago and since that
time i have been a peddlcr and only
made about enough iuoucy to buy food
and it place to sleep. l have not but!
anything to cut for two tiny."
Sent to St. Vincent's.
The case was; reported to Supt, .i
V.
llrcnnnn and he gavc the man a
pass for. Bi. 1 accui's hospital for
treatment. nomination by Dr
Kraut-to revealed that Jefferson must
have received a terrible blow on his
arm. The finish was discolored from
wrist to elbow purl both bones broic
on near the who ills face was ctiv:
cred with scratches which born out his
serisutlouul story of being attacked.
Formerly a Stone Cutter.
Jefferson firdormorly a stone cut
rec in this of .\‘”but of late claims
his rcsidcucc us Ilnrluu He has been
a globe troticr since the accident
which necessitated the aiiipuiatlon of
his riiiiii mm. .116 itiitl only :1 low
come this rum-ulng.
llr. Kmust- imitdnncd the
arm and .lt'fl‘crs was transferred
Si. Vincent's bt dial in the
lance.
fractured
iii
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w.-.” It»
Does Yogilloof Leak?
The Century.Compound
STOPS ALL LEAK!
50c I GALLON 506 I GALLON
We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
for cstlruotes. Correspondence solicit
Century Roofing Co.. loo.
8: Washington “at. Booth Norwilik
' AVA/1.!" :9 I'll» .Z.
Not-walk. t‘onnu July II.
To the Hunting or Plumbing (:0.
During the trinisl‘ of
Ozontlotlin
All: to
toot-0111mm new worth of
bout my his sportmsni house. “TL
boiler of well known tasks.
obsniiod for s Spencer iioiier sud husotl
it during the winter of 1909110 Ind my
entire cont. bill won filth. trifling Inst
saving of still.
You may use this statement in In?
' Yours truly.
tritium w liA'rusd
Namath, t‘onmJ l! 23.‘.1il
lit. Frank A. Jones. flout: Plumb:
"Iii Clo. Normiik,
Well you pisoodT in the Ibnt'lnoi 118%,;
f'sll gov. as complete so
.lloti. in "or: with. Our ooh] bill
It ododulf of whet it Md been the
noodles room. You My one this
,‘3' 30!. 9: [15. 4: ‘,29 ii: 05x
.6: 91x. 0 on. 8: 031:. 9: Mix, 9: 30. 11: 90:,
at“...
NQRW ALK EVENING: é T1 @
as A
13.; ..-
uni—Iowan.
809T" illillVMLK
QUARTET CLUB SANG
The fourth night of the ltromcns.
fair in the armory, lust cvcuing, was
fully as large as any preceding. there
bolus about six hundred people in st~
iondantc, The South Noru‘alk Quito
lclic Club of twenty veiccs was prcs~
Gill and rendered several line solve.
tinus. Tbc convnsscrs and the bomb
icudct's report a very profitable even-
imt. The fair this evening will be dc»
voted lo the firemen of The Norwulks
and illli'i'tiilllllllliz towns.
A parade will be started about 7
o‘clock from the (lid \\’ell Hook and
Ladder (.‘Oiiipuiiy quarters in lltiviiund
street with the South Nurwnlk l‘lcpnrb
went and the apparatus in line, with
the iiurieu and liowaytou. as well as
the East Norwnlk departments and
will march to the armory. when- they
will be met by the apparatus of the
Norwalk departments. .-\ tltilogtillnli of
about forty from the Nm'tvnik depart
mom will meet the others in South
Norris": and march with them as ea
cort. When the armory is penchant. the
South Norwnll. apparatus will leave
the lint's and the Norwalk apparatus
will accompany the lines to Norwulk as
tar as the corner of Main and Walt
streets. where the remainder of [lit
Nprwnlk tl-‘lmrfllit'iil and the \Yonilmr'l
rlcpnrtmeut will fall in and the parade
will return to tho armory. 'l’bo Ameri-
can band will nocompsny the parade.
There will be a concert by the Ameri»
can “and and dancing music will be
furnished- by Svoc's orolicstru. it in
cutter-ted that the crowd will be double
that or any night preceding.
wahw‘.»
FOR MGR} THAN THREE DECADES
i1‘nio.1' A liotim and Tsr has been a
household favorite lor coughs colds
and ailments of the throat chest and
lungs. (‘ontslus no opiates. The
ilrldgo Pharmacy. "
NEW YORK. NEW HAYEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
m we
to Effect October 2, 1910.
”a...“
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—«~l2:fi.'lx, littlllx. i‘izilx. 6:05.
0:117. 7120. 7:49. Szil’x. lin'dx. lizll'ix,
9:37. 10:20:.1014531. lizllllx.
i’. M.m~i2:f11'1x. 1:05, 2:4“.ix. 3:17.
fizildx, {1:36. ful'le. 6:40. iltl’rbx. 7min.
7::‘12x. il:iiix,1ti:29
8m! day s.
A M.~—l2:f1.'ix. "tum. lizilx, 8:54.
l0: “fix.
1‘ M. “-12; bits. 2: 34X. 2: 49x, 5: 35
ii: 501:. ‘i: this, 7: iii. 7: 52:. 8: 2111.0 . 1401:.
iii: 28
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. Mrrr‘i‘9. 5:“), ii:if1. 7:4th,
ii:l'1f1x. 9:032. 9sldx. 9:80x. 10:02.
11:00 11:08.
.wiltilllx. 1:10. 1:602, 2: 67:.
5: l2. 5: 25.
11:80.1210011.
lundsys.
11.1.2 M~l2:.ild: 11:.00 1.30 90311.?
002.
r Mmll.’ 04.141211. 502x. moi
11:01:. 7: 003. 8: 3011. 11:00:.
W
SOUTH NORM/cal}. 10 NEW HA-
Mu iiillllx, A: Hill. 6:2,! 7: 24.
:8: 91. 10:10:; 10:31:. 10:371. ll: 11.;isry‘ou abs and departments.
Al‘A‘.‘Lil«’i.~1«-lll:9’lx, 1:21, 11.11:. 1i: 211.11
ZA: til. it tint. 6:40, 'izltlx. ilzliilx. 9. rural
11:21
'0)” I
A. lifwlfiittlx. 11: ldx. 7: All.
'ccui l‘ill'kflflt" tit hulfpricc, 2:? cents.
wioniirniirrn some funds to pay trans-
! instinct
9: ll. 1 of.
1.931310%“ All!
~2: tux. it 10:. 0:40. 7:10x, adjacent coon.
WANTED“50 NEli Mill
' WOMEN
To Take Advantage of Special Offer
Made by Frank H. Baxter.
Frank ll. Baxter. the enterprising
tlt'iiggisl. is atlvm‘ilsllig today for
fifty men and women to take lotion-
ingc of the special half price oi’lci‘
he is multinn on iir. iiouut'd‘s ci‘lc—
lu‘ntcd specific for the cure of consti-
pation and dyspepsia and get a fifty
So positive is be (if the t'eintirkd
bio power" of this. specific to cure these
diseases. as well its sick headaches:
fllii'l liver troubles, that be llKl‘t‘l-S to
refund the mono" to 11' customer
whom this medicine does not quickly
relieve and cure.
\Villl lli‘. ilousrd‘s specific at build.
you can eat what you want and have
no fear of ill conseqrwnccs. it
strengthens the stomach, gives perfect
digestion. regulates the bowels. cre-
ates an nppetitr1.antl makes life worth
the thing.
if you cannot call at Mr Baxter's
store today. send him. “5 cents by nialll
and he will send you it package
promptly, charges paid.
Mr. Baxter has been able. to secure;
only a limited supply of the R|l(’(‘llli',l
so great. is the demand. and mu should i
not tltizn iiilllll' nil. ntrtuue oi the lit»;
crul tul’tr be is making this utch l
DEMOCRATS HAVE no CAsi-t. 3Avs'
COMSTOCK.
Charles W. Comstock. (butt-man of
the l‘lcmncrntit state control tcmmit-
too. was in New Haven yesterday andi
still optimistic as to the chances furl
election of the homoerotic state ticket.
llc use in conference with Secretary
'l‘iiomnu when the reporter dropped)
into headquarters in the Woshinntou’
building, and although his words were
brnvc. his attitude was bumble. ;
“i'fllrtldniu he said. "yes. the judge-
will surely will We have ability. mng- ;
Helium and patriotism. we have sin-
ruby and earnest purpose to give the,
people good goieinincnt on our side.‘ '
he continued. "and We are bouml toi
win with such a standard bearer. " .
"'llou about the funds for the cam- ‘
pulgh?" asked the reporter
“We haven't not a dollar." replied
Mr (‘omstock, "but we are going to
win without money.
At this point to emphasise the pm
criy of the Democratic exchequor. Sec-
rotary Thomas showed it letter ho had
t“'ctei1t‘tl from an out- of low it registrar
portaiion of some voters who are
working away from home back to the
town to vote Mr. Thomas' reply was
that there were no funds i
W
Good results always follow the use
of Foley Kidney Pills They contain
Just the ingredients necessary to tone.
strengthen and regulate the kidneys
and bladder. and to cure backache.
The Bridge i’harmscy.
WOMAN'S ”‘i’“:Z’NAGE A3800-
CREENWICH Oct 27 ~Conneotlout
Woman 11 Bulimia Association begun
a two days' convsntlon here this of-
ternoon, at the auditorium of the Have-
meyer School building. This is the
41st snuuai {tailoring of the associa-
tion. the deli erstions being in Green-
wich this you st the invitation of the
Greenwich tenant Fruttohise league.
be business of this sftoinonn’s son
sion iud’nd reports (if officers. luxil
KAN“ VICTOH VASATS CATAHA.
NAPLA'A 8 Oct. 27 «King Yinttir. lint:
vilified Cato lilo Al‘i
if on north 091on
slot? . 1 list: was be handset it.
yihs ‘ satin Mons but went the
Junior he wont to oih- l
Biilll SliiiS BlAilA
ADP MACHINE lElHt
Democrats Believe Bridgeport
City Election Was “General”
—-ilepubllcaps Say No
——-Leltertoilie Ai-
iorney General
llllllitthORT. Oct . 27.——'l‘ hero is
considerable dispute going on between
illlt‘. two leading political parties over
the question of the voting machine lev-
ers. The Democratic party managers
claim that inasmuch as Bridge»
port wont Democratic at the
last election that party should
intro the top lever for the
coming election. The iletpuhlican
lenders claim the top lever for their
party because of the result of the last
'gcncrttl election.
in order to straighten out the
matter, Town (llcrk William Thomas
today wrote asking for an opinion from
the atorncy general of the state: .....
Letter to Light.
ills letter is as follows:
Hon. John H. Light.
Attorney cheral.
Hartford. Conn.
lienr Sir:
inasmuch as state officers are to be
\tileti for at the coming election, i
feel that l nopld be at liberty to
ask you for an Opinion upon a ques-
tion which has arisen concerning the
o'rtlcr of names of the nominees upon
the voting machine.
iiy Chapter 262. Section 5. of Pol»
lic Acts of 1909. it is provided that
"the names of the political parties
strait be arranged on the machine.
either in columns or horizontal
rows. in order of size as determined
bv the number of wins received by
with party in the last general elec-
; tion The name of the political party
polling the largest number of votes'
tor the bend of the ticket shall come
first. and that of the par'ty polling the
next largest number of votes for the
same office shall come second and so
on
When Democrats Win.
Al. the lust local election, held. a
your ago, the Democratic party pulled
the itirucst number of votes for the
bond of the ticket, the bend of the lie.-
itet being the nominee for mayor. At
the last state election, held two years
ago. the Republican party, of couruo.
polled the largest number of votes for
the bond of the ticket. the bond being
the nominee for governor. Will you
kindly advise me which party. under
the provisions of said statute. is to
buve~tlie first line or row on the voting
machine.
Awaiting an early reply and thank-
tag you in advance. 1 remain.
Respectfully yours.
WM. 'l‘llOMAit‘l,
Town Clerk.
The Republican Claim.
Mr. Thomas himself believes that
the top lever should be Democratic
because of the result of the election
last fall. ,
William Louusbury. Republican ro-
gistrar of voters. believes that there
should be no change from last. eloo
tiou H's sly: that the law states that
no nsturt‘iiizstioh minors shall be gran-
tcd within so days of a general sleu-
ilon. Last year he claims. there Wore.
natuinlizutlon papers wanted 1mm
two weeks or so bolero the city also
lion. while no papers will be issued
within the {in day limit this your
Eur this reason ho says that the oily
olepiton blot your was not. :1 general
election, s'nd oodlequentiy the Demo
stats him no right to the top lover
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