hair (1*
[.an
madman
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dent occurred, and'thls' was whononp-
win 8. ‘ Elsi. Dibble's ‘Ro-QhWahflill
broke hor‘ propeller oi! Huntington
hhrbor. Mr'.’ Dibble and members of
his party rowed to Valley Grove. whér“
they met Captain“ Daniel Morreli. and
‘ . 'he ‘kindly ‘ towed the Ro-Oh-Wab-Hn
C. W. Bell. of glow/hymn. took a. par; aoFoss the Sound to the mouth of Row-
” i0 “10 “‘00! yesterday on his Sigfiayton harbor, where Captain William
Wall.» iPinkney tool: It In low and the party
- . . landed safely at the dock here.
illowayton was well represented at ...... ..
the sports of Labor Day at Roton ,
Point.
Eugene'Cushmau bashed a telo- DAME
phone installed in his residence In Lo- ‘
' lion street. '
' , W
Hurry Oberlltnder. of Danbury, has
been the guest or relatives on West
Side. avenue. . '
AND .
Nosorou
Mrs. Stephen 1!. Stone has closed
her ice cream parlor In Rotors avenue,
for the present season.
The automobile of pr. E. E. Howell
{collided with a..telcgrsph pole by run-
(Contlnusd from first We.)
stop every side by iiyias banners and
extensive decorations and regustsd with
the cheers of the men and the stallion
lacesisnd waving handkerchief: or the
ladies, the men and. hosts made a
brave appearance. Marshal John W.
motley and his corps of encicm aids
at. to be conga-alumna upon their one.
Mil ct H i
salient museum. which roam ”Tim oat“ mumps“ a .
any confusion and was lonely loam» no one to in women an mar
mental tor the aueooas of this feature" “zillions an epoch in theirlivfa. film
of the day’s evoats. "V “‘ " ' .. aldgd'lsnmprepggod or
Attire armory the ‘Norwaik police . / understands how to
force took the lead of the line. pro 0 $333-
As was announced, the par'hde was , . . -
assembled In South Mainstreet and . yafigrggoggm‘gri
shortly utter 10 o'clock started on Its treatment at tha
long march up West. avenue and down time of child-birth.
East avenue and back to South Non, ‘ H a I b“ WWW”
walk. Excellent music tor marching In “mum“
n
may a
the expo: once with
unilttod for the trial of
was furnished by the American 'Band steangth. and when the strain is over
on the right of the line and the Oonrt Iisr system hasrsceivod a shock flrom
Narruk Fife and Drum Corps on the alga: #fifilfioe‘ofizetie $33
Wt stain of earls for the child. and a.
' 'l‘llc floats made a line appearance. distinct ehs the mother results.
representing the several industries drilel‘o ‘33 la” twomlgfl 3%?
. . l I ‘ l o -
“nil Which "ha men “are “MIM- dmfiggflmdfllfi (liliifi-Mflli'imdfl‘ ht
The batters lioat was perhaps tile oopditlonansedheno hmrd 9.3. a.
most elaborate and attracted unIVer-
nai attention. This dost. encountered a
plug into a ditch st Noroton. last
N 'hlr. film hMrs. Fan)“ Penucil. 0’ m“ night. and was put out of Commission.
oiwa " me been visiting Mr. “M it was reported that one of the meme
Mrs. John W. Peuuell. of McKinley
r .. t' l I taken to
street. shy nor the par) but men
the Stamford Hospital. but this was
There will be a meeting‘oi‘ the. Vii. denied at the institution this afternoon
tinge improvement 'Soclety. tomorrow when called up by telephone.
evening at 8:15 0.010“ m ”w library stron-iabithe etnoin slirdi staoinhrdn
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A FRUIT _
CANNING
The fruit canning season is now on.
We can supply everything necessary.
m
Captain and Mrs. Preston ii. Hart,
of McKinley street. have been enter;
tainlng Mr. and Mrs. Albert li‘risbic.
of New Haven.
. ‘ ”1"“.—
Mr. and Mrs. ii. Eager and daughter
Emily, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clolwor-
lily and. family. of Westfieid. N. .l., and
C, W. Ambler, of Hartford. who have
been the gutlsts of Mrs. E. Ambler,
linve returned to their homes.
Oar. Railroad Ave. C Iain M. Dorian
Select Groceries, Hay. Grain. [tour
I: Feed. Hardware. Paints. Glass. ate.
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS.
High school as well as the other
Norwnlk schools, opened for the full
term this morning. The enrollment
at the school this year is quite large.
..‘l‘be new scholars on the boys‘ side
were “put through the mill" this morn.
lug In a harmless and amusing way.
Their trousers were rolled to their
Mrs. llenry i. Rowland was the.
lucky individual to secure the big lost
of bread of the Bakers' Ilniou. yester-
day. and she has donated it to the
Children's Home in Westllort nvenuc.
the pastry being taken there today by
dicyuoids' automobile truck.
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‘Rcsidcnts are pleased with ilic plans
and specifications of the "owl white
stone nrch bridge. which is to span
Five Mile River at the Daricn town
line. The structure Is to he of cem-
ent with two stone arches. under cut-h
of which at mean high \vnicr. there ed inside out and they wore forced 40
will be. h clearance of six foot. The march in lock-step. ii‘urlhcr initiations
trolley will cross the. britluc as docs are promised.
the roadway. The townhns 35.000111» Not much work was accomplished.
illiflill‘ifliod for the work. but as It will the assigning of sIudenls to the var-
cost more, Dnrien will be. called upon ions classes taking some time. School
for onejlfth of the total. the grand list was dismissed until tomorrow morn.
being ouc-iiftb of the. town of Nor— log, at noon today.
walk.
. . i ~NOTICE.
A large number of liowayton motor Another supply of rssors has been
boats Went to Long island to wilncss received at this office. (‘oupons may
the races, and all were pleased with be redeemed at the holder‘s conven-
tllc result of the event. llut one ncci- ieuce.
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g'pfii'i-M
‘ a
4
Schlichsnfimacoi
knees, their coats and bills were turn-’
orpeaut . The unexplainable thingls
that. \dJllgirkefldwg shattered-
norm , on \ res
mishap In East avenue when one of from an unprepared condition women
”W lofty mmmbna “”“ck “ll “M“m‘ will persistinguiug blindlytollietrlai.
brands on the railroad bridge. Timely It Isn't II ‘
laid on the part of those who were on
though the experience
It them unawares. They have
the conveyance prevented any dissu-
iter. however. The Bakers' Union iionl
names
which to prepare. but
'nlst attracted some attention. carrying
hands no in
the F. for ttllil: this“:a
luflny ugh... once childless there
aromv ohms-en becauaoofthe fact
that Lydia E. I’lnkham’s Vegetable
flora and makes women normal.
part. trust toehsnce
Y
with It a gigantic loaf of bread. eight
ifset in length with a correspondingly
proper lhlckness. Hm] y, and strong.
The decorations of the streets Al, woman who would like
through which the parade passed went special advice In $0 “I"!
for towards making the event a great mm“? ‘5 “flat?“
.. . . . . . write to Mrs. mat Lynn,
suitess. Everywhere everything was Mus. “or letter will bow m
hunt: heavily with bunting. arranged
“3110‘. confidence.
.fsniaslically bill tastefully.
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“Indigestion. dos, ‘lissrtimrn and
Humane-wrung!
colostrum"-
Every year regularly more than a
million stomach authors" In the Unit-
f’ape's Diapepsln. and muss not only
immediate, but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation will di-
sest anything you eat and overcome a
sour, assay or out~ofworder stomach
tlvo minutes afterwards.
if your meals don‘t fit comfortably.
or what you eat lies like a lump of
load In your stomach, or If you have
heartburn, that in a sign of lndiues~
tlou.
Got from your Pharmacist 9. 50am
ease of Pope's DIapopsin and take a
dose Just as soon as you can. There
will be no sour risiags, no belching or
undigested food liaison with acid. no
stomach gas or heartburn. fullness or
.heavy testing In the stomach, Nausea.
llehiiitating Headaches. Business or
Intestinal griping. This will all go.
and, besides. there will be no sour
food left over in the stomach to poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
Pope’s Diapepsiu is a certain cure
for out-ofonleratomachs. because it
takes hold of your food and digests it
Just the same as if your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief In live minutes from all stom-
ach misery ls waiting for you at any
drug store.
more than sufficient to thoroughly cure
almost any case of Dyspepsia. Indiges-
tion or any other stomach disorder. ‘
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COLEBOROOK CITIZEN DEAD.
(‘Oid-ZBROK. Sept. ostmusl“ A.
.Cooper. former senator and representa-
tive to the General Assembly and (liv-
II War veteran, died at his home here.
last midnight, on the result of an at.
lack of scurvy, originally coutrapled
while lying a prisoner of war in Libby
Prison. tic had been In III health for
nboui n year. He was born at Canaan.
Aus. 29. lull. He went loathe from In
i iiraud Marshal Sculley had for aids.
,Churics E. Moore. Otto Lindstrom and
lion-y Gutterldge. Edward iliues was
'mnrshnl of tho liuildinp ’l‘rsdea' soc-
tiou.
included In the parade were delega-
tions from I‘lsnbury, Stamford. Bridge~
'port. New Haven and Hartford.”
: The apparatus of the Norwnik and
tSouth Norwslk Fire Departments udd~
ed greatly to the showing In the pa-
radc and were much admired, as ii, Is
seldom that both fire departments are. I. i. with t‘oimmny ll‘, of the Second
uuiied at the same time. and thoi Regiment (‘onuccllcut Volunteers. and
thousands of spectators nious the line being talzen prisoner at the Battle of
of march bud an opportunity to wit- iiull Run. was conflnod in Libby Prison
boss the various vehicles of the dif- until May of the following year. He
femur companies In each depnrr was n member or tile house in 1897.
most. sud in 1:91 went to the senate from
the ”till district. lie had been It'-
FAOHION BITS.
The very light and airy automobile: sinned ”m ollloe when named for the
hoods made of chiffon live. In ui'eal acuulc ”a h“ served In nearly every
I u , - .
'favor. They are said ‘0 b“ ““9“ toun oillce. was prominent In Congre-
poiutcd postmaster In I889, but rs“
cannor issue csnrmcaras.
Only Stats Agents swam to Do It
New. Instead of School Principals.
A new law has been recently passed;
regarding use certificates [or children
owi- fourteen who desire to engage in
regular employment. iiereiofore the;
principals of schools have had nuthor~‘
In». to Issue them. but hereafter only
agents of the. State. Board of Educ!»
lion have this authority.
(‘. .\'. Hall, of New Milford, Is the
zen! for the Town of Norwaik. lie
may be found at the Xorwalk high
achml on every Monday morning at it
o'clock and until l22l5 neon. Child»
rcn deserving certificates must secure
them or Mr. iinll and must be accom-
ipuuled by parent or guardian when
making application. If certificates are
urgently needed earlier than the visits
Of Mr. Hall. children may apply to
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proof and dustproof. ,pntional Church circles In the town.
3‘” °' white "“9“ trimmed witiv and proprietor of s sexier-l store here
a fairly wide band of [done out on the '0'. msnv years. A widow and three.
bins. are as smart as any tailored hag children survive.
to be carried with the linen suit.
Squares of line Turkish towollnu.l
finished with a simple crocheted edge.
make excellent wash cloths. towiski. seven years old. went In swim-
'I‘nIIored suits of linen are often ming In a pond uour his home yester-
msdo the conventional Norfolk incit- day and drowned. The body was not
‘ clNewark News. recmered.
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NEW BRITAIN YOUTH BROWNS.
NEW BRl‘l‘AlN. Supt. hmlohn KI-
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v
e Uneeda
Biscuit ,
,rhcir school principals who will plan
sto hasten their issuance.
If you can over persuade a small
number of the people. who read and
sro influenced by "Want" advertisin:
Ho The Sentinel. to take a look at you:
i property. you‘ll find a buyer.
Advertise In The Bentleel.‘
‘ residence for H. B. Sinuson. on the
ad States. England and Canada take -
‘ths Meriden Anti-Tuberculosis
These large bit-cent cases contain '
~church, Rev. H. A. Seckersou. its pas-
' odor to no on the stage.
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BUILDING
SOUTH NOIW‘ALK .
NOTES.
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WIII Build Residence.
The contract fur building the new
new street recently opened or: West
avenue, has been glvn to it“. 0. John-
son. The house will have 10 rooms.
'Iinislled In chestnut. with shingle roof. *-
gnivaniaed ’ iron cornices. electric
lights. mantels and fireplaces, and
heated by hot water. Ji‘he cost will be
about $5.500 and the plans are by Al'-
chitect A. N. Paddock.
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Seymour Must dissident».
H. W. Mather has been awarded
the contract for a new residence to
bereroctod on Seymour street for Wil-
liam ll. Church. The plans call for a
seven-room frame and stucco struo
turé. with all improvements, Including
hot air heat. . Work will be started the
first of the weelt and Mr. Mather will
let the sub-contracts. ‘
MERIDEN' PASTOR REBIGNO.‘
Rev. Albert A. Ashworth Accepts coil
to Milwaukee.
MERIDEN, Sept. 5.—-Rev. Robert A.
Ashworth. for ten years pastor of the
First Baptist church. today tendered
his resignation to accept a call to the
pastorate of the First Baptist church
of Milwaukee. Wis.
liev. Ashworth Is the“prosldent of
asso-
ciation treasurer of the Meriden
Guild Religious Education association
and secretary of the Meriden Minis-
ters association. For two years he has
been honored with the office of re
cording secretary of the Northern
Baptist convention. '
Woodhury Pastor Resigns.
WOODBURY. Sept. 5.—-At the mom.
lug service of the First Congregational
tor. read his resignation to take effect
on the 15th. No reason was given.
Mr. Seckerson is a graduate of Wes-
leyan University.
Rev. Mr. Atkinson Resigns.
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 5.—-—Rev. F. B.
Atkinson, pastor of the Second Con-
gregational church, announced his
resignation] Sunday. He, will take an
advanced course In Chicago Univer-
sity. "
Acc‘opu Moridsn nan.
hiERIf)Ei\‘, Sept. 5.-—-’I‘he call ex-
tended to Rev. Thomas B. Powail to
became the pastor of the Center Con~
uregatlonal church was accepted by
him at the. Sunday morning service.
Mr. Powell Is a native of Scranton.
Pa.. and a graduate of the Yale univer-
sity and Yale Divinity school. He
has held the assistant pastorate of the
Plymouth church In New Haven and
a parish in Montana. lie will begin
his work here October 1.
-—"l autism habitually from consti-
pation Doan‘s Bosnian tailored and
strengthened the bowels. so that they
have been regular ever slnce.“-—A. Bl
Davis. grocer. Sulphur Springs, 'l‘cx.
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WHITE HOUSE COW HA8 OFFER
TO GO ON OTAOE.
‘BEVERIJ’. Mass. Sept. fir-Pauline
\l‘syne. the White House cow. has an
. The offer
cone My in the shape of s tele-
gram to President Taft, her guardian.
from some oas'connected with a com—
pally that opens In a rural play in
Minnesota out month. Pauline is
wanted for the heavy animal parts
and thetolegram promised that great
cans would be taken not to allow her
out late nights. A “siieclul attendant,"
the telegram aid. "would be furnish-
ed free of all charge to President
Taft." .
Pauline is hing to Milwaukee. 0c-
tobor 12. to appear at the interna-
tional‘ dairyuen's convention and
perhaps to Chicago later to look om
an exhibition there. but the President
won‘t let. her so on the aisle. tor she’s
only in Mr “two‘s" now.
W0 Lot—4 ONA I...
WM Man Takes New Haven Girl
mfiwwu..w—.mpum
Asthma!
POPflAM’S ASTHMA t
given instant relief and without
a all cases of Asthma. ambit
Hay,_Feser. Sold by druggills: m
roofing: of price :1. , ”'M‘
Isl ”
linkage hymn ID i: .
wows ilira CO..Proos. «Moral
For sale by The cotton! Poem “
. LABOp‘dAf'fiamv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olmsteail. o
Ely avenue. held afiamlly ‘re-union at
their home yesterday. Relatives from
South Norwsik, Mamnronsok. Now not» ,
‘chsile sud Larcbmont were. present. ‘
Dinner was served for eighteen guests.
The evening entertainment consisted
of dancing. selections on the piano and
graphophone. ‘ " ‘
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TWO MONTHS MORE OF GOOD'
HOT WEATHER ‘
SUFFER-_‘
with ? the .
HEAT
wuss A
GAS
“NEE.
ABLE CAN BE HAD ON
SUCH EASY TERMS
Housatonlc
Power Co. , '
RECREATION ,
AUTUMAL TOUR
.S.
White Mountains .. ...... will.”
6~day trips. Mondays Sept. ii and. -
18. Sinclair Hotel. Bethlehem. ‘
lawn Falls ................. “1m.
4 days trip. Saturday. Sept. 19. in-
ternational Hotel.
Niagara Falls. Toronto. at. Lava-
noes River and Montreal. . .. all.”
6 days' trip. Saturday. Sept. 9.
Maquam Bay. Vt., on Lake Chung ‘
plain .................. ....m
6-day trips. Saturdays. Sept. 19 ~
and 23. Hotel Lake Champlain.
Waterbury. Vermont ......... .
6-day trips, Saturdays. Sept. 16
and 23. Waterbury inn.
Old Point Comfort and Washington.
from New York ............ .
N . a.
7-day trips, Saturdays, Sept. 16.
Oct. 21.
Gettysburg. Lumy Caverns and
Washington. from New York. 427.00
One tour. October 1-i.
Atlantic City .................. $22.00
5-day trips, Sept. ii and 18. Hotel
Iroquois.
For descriptive circular call on G. W...
Harris. at depot, or address The
Recreation Tourist 00.. 181 Oran”
St.. New Haven. ’1‘ l. 12 .
Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
OUMMIR TIME TAIL!
On and After FRIrDhAY. JUN! 28. 1‘11
0 7.
Steamer Huntington
WT. WM. c. YOUNG.
VIII no as follows:
Luvs Huntington for Nomaik Mos-
dsys and Fridays at 6:45 a. rm. and
3.25 p. m. .
Loav- Hamil: for Huntington. Mm
and Fridays at It“ a. m. and
I: 0 p. an. ’
IXCUIIION “CRIN”. K.
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YOU” TO 1"“ WHI‘I'I MOI)
“ lousyn‘s‘sow ti and mount.
. “monstrous,“ sin
M Um.
The martian of Max Woios. of
Stanford, and tiles Bnrah lanai, of tilt
Dqutt amt. New Haven. washclo-
brntod at Central hall on virtual
street. New Haven. Sunday night. The
marriage ceremony was mounted by
the Rev. illr. achaieil. or New Haven.
There were 1&0 couples In the grand
mmh. The happy baupie lstt yester»
day for Niagara ‘liisils and mu take
up their residues at Stamford. There
were many aut-of-towa guests.
in those flan New York. South Nor-
walit.and Dates. ,
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The nonunion ‘l'oarist Comma!
have ”unfit" My
ed tours to mom. N. no
rm ra‘iiroad‘l'ars stand-trip M3130:
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‘ snowman. s.s-.a mum-a
Motor Boat Trips. ~~
m’ mules. pm; boat. is- ‘. :
New mums ‘ .
O .
The boat out be at notes Mat
ii a. in. until 1 p. up. for prim
sailing parties or retain trips.
“Tamworth from 1 to 10 n. n.—
Ilallghttui tribaaround lighthouse and . g
gas buoy from Roma Point. TIM. * a 5
(Ali‘partiss and trips noblest to
chaos. on amounts! mot. v
“for lemmas particulars tending
sailing psi-ties address (in L .W.‘
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