/,
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. ‘\,Drquauts3i“$i 1;;
I. Bridge Pharmacy
how: and efficient
sarvloo at all times.
Personal attention giv-
, so to all prescription
v work. ~
‘ (chairs for our trolley
nitrous. Come in and
"it for your car.
humor: puaauacr
J. PARKER. Manager
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Charles Weed has moved his house-
?‘lioid effects from First to Second
,itreet.
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7: John, Brush, of East AvenueJhas
moved his household effects to New
Work city.
. L‘Bomrnedieu Brothers have been
presented with a new therometer for
the coiling season. , »
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The Turkey Hills defeated the1
Eagles in a last game. yesterday. by‘
the score of 3 to 0.
The weekly meeting of thet'Young
Peoples' Society of Loyal Workers
was held. last evening.
for Portland. Me. towed out of the
. harbor. yesterday, by the Addie V.
The Men's Class of the East Avenue
church held a very pleasant and en-
thusiastic meeting, yesterday noon.
eth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
The schooner. John R. Fells. bound‘.
'3 public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
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littoral color
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“Pull out one gray hair andta oson
will take its place.” is an old haying.
which is, to a great ‘extsnt. true. if no
steps are taken to stop the cause.
When gray hairs appear it is a sign
that Nature needs assistance. It is
Nature's call for help. "Gray hair. dull.
lifeless hair. or hair that is falling out,
is not necessarily is sign of advancing
age. for there are thousands of elder-
ly people with perfect heads of hair
withoute. single streak of gray.
When my hairs come. or when the
hair seems to be lifeless or dead. some
good. reliable hslrresto‘ring treatment
should be resorted id at once. Special-
ists say that one of the beat prepara-
tions to use is the old-fashioned "sage
teamwhich our grandparents used. The
(best preparation of this kind is..Wy-
a preparation of domestic sage and
sulphur, scientifically compounded
with later discovered hair tonics and
stimulants. the whole 'rnixture' being
carefully balanced and tested by ex-
ports.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harm-
less. it refreshes dry, parched hair.
removes dandruff and' gradually res-
tores faded 0r gray' hair to its natur-
ial color.
Thlsi preparation is offered to the
recommended and sold by all drug-
Igists. Special agent. Stillson‘l’owail
1 Corporation.
land eight men hlld cast their ballots.
offer to sing in one
churches in New York.
“culmination ”lode € . «
“solarium Bring sauna ;_ .
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Miss Abbie Drew has resumed her
position in the one. of the c. B. Dollie
company.
The Ladies' Aid society in the “
Methodist church will enioy s picnic ‘ . ,
Wednesday at the collage of Mrs.
Stanley Fillow at Compo Bosch. '
Miss liltinaifloul‘sv who underwent an
operation two weeks ago for spendi-
cltis at the Bridgeport hospital, does
not improve at rapidly as her friends
would wish.
Dr. J. H. McArdlo reczlvod word
Friday of the sudden death of his
At the flower show held in the town
hall last week. Judson Collett took
first prise so. for the best kept lawn.
Among the other prise winners Were
Annie Myers. Alice motion. Myra Mill-
er. Mary Pusssok.
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A service of song and story was
held in the Methodist church last eve-
ning illustrating the life and work of
The choir
aeverul appropriate songs
written espocally to illustrate the
Dr. Grenfell in Labrador.
rendered
The weekly meeting of the Epworth‘;'l‘hls is slightly better than the usual - story of his wonderful life.
League was held. last evening, Rev.
’lrvlng Smith. of Bantam. leading the‘
7st nesting.
uroy Crockett and son. Alfred
relatives in Rowayton.
Paul Bartram, the popular young
clerk at the L‘Hommedieu Bi-others‘
days. is again able to work.
‘ The monthly business meeting of. '
the Mayflower Hook & Ladder com—
V‘w puny will be held this evening, in the ‘ Stumble.
quarters, in Van Zant street.
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Rev. Charles J. Anderson occupied
elections and indications were that a
big vote would be polled before the
loloalnx time comes around.
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‘George Benton Smith of Duricn u-ill'.
«give an address on indla. The meet-l
lhoped the attendance will be large.
”on-«-«—~v~‘ “Iv-e ”at.
'AN UNUSUAL DEATH
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on Tracks and Fractures
Skull Against Stump
SEW BRITAIN. Sept. ll.~Gasper
llnier, 30 years old. stumbled as he
. The Westport Clerical union has
limited Rev. (horse M. Brown, D. 1)..
lot Bridgeport. to deliver a lecture in
The Woman's Foreign M“m““m'ylthe tawn hall tomorrow eneniug on
Crockett. of New Haven. have l‘e- society will hold their annual mite has the subject of tho “Chautauqua Liter.
Wm“ “I their homes after ‘1!“th meeting in the Sunday School room oflm. and sc|enunc Residing Circle."
the Methodist Episc0psl Church 0“:le lecture in open to all and it is
”Md” “9““! 0' ”“3 week. m"Vlbopcd a large number will attend.
~ Rev. and Mrs. James Appleton. as~
store. Who has been m {or mwmhs “'1“ be open to all. and it laislatsut pastor at Trinity church the
Mrs. James Hawker is seriously ill . .
at her home on llast Church street.
of the large
lism's Vegetable (impound
trea
this
of Lyd
route ' ‘
shorttimeI had
eve saved my life.
-~lirs. man J
rag Huntington.
doctors haviu done you no
{at continua suffer withou
ydis E. l’lukham’s V bio
pound a trial. It sure y has
BIS.
damnation. ulceration. di
fibroid tumors. irre t?
us.
ling. sndnervous prostrstion.
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my «nationals ills. suchas i:-
periodic
hacksche. griffin-down
1 Was. (hired by Lydia E. Pink-
‘ Wanrlka. 0kls.—-"I had female troo-
olasforsswan years. wassll mndm
. . and so nervous
could not do any-
}i tbl . The doctors
are for dif-
fierent things but
:13” 334%. l
item’s Vegetable
Compound. and
its use and
nkhauiinfotaradvlce. In
in a
wci htandain nowxgtrou shown .3
“My doctor knows what be no
anddoes not say one word we'll? it.”
'mri: Barns. Box
more your case is a difficult one.
‘ . Governor Harmon'visited in 'MHart» ‘
ford on Balm-day. ‘and‘the'flartford . .
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mun
09y Regarding dollar-nor Harmon." -
. of Ohio. ‘. ‘
papers devoted a sood deal ofmispaceilo
him. Thaiopening paragraphs of The
Guarant's aflcle were as follows:
'"Gooil rind husky." "books like
the White Hope." Such were the or
off at one side and sized up Governor
Judson Harmon of Ohio. as he stopped
after 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
faces of a group of Hartford's loyal
Democrats. Governor Harmon Io tall
and muscular. resomhflng in build
and manner Attorney General John
H. Light. in rugedness he looks as
if he might be even a better man
than the attorney general.
is grayer, but the deep set. eyes. the
moustache, the distribution of hair
on his head. and the wrinkles that
radiate from the corners of his eyes
when he speaks are similar.
As he appeared yesterday the Ohio
father. John H. ideal-dis. which 0(:- - rsSatmn s. Emmi.
curred in a New York hospital to» 3.30331. WPW Ohio. govornor was the personification
lowing an operation. Another Guam] Wm of Jefferscnian simplicity. He carried
, Huntington. --"I was inaner. a suitcase and wore a colored negligee
Mlss‘Murguret Riley. a member of figmfio‘ml ”34%;:thth shirt. with unstarchetl collar. life
the choir of the Church“ of the A” "I mm m mt health ‘0 shoulders are. square and he inched as
sumptlou. has received a flattering Lydia , v; egetablo Coma if he had just as soon take off his coat
undo Blood Purifier which! be- and split a cord of wood any day.
BACK TO houses
Robert Hulbert. of Norwalk. left
town today for the purpose. of com.
time. and will start in his studies on
Mr. Hulbert is a‘
senior this year and has the best
wishes of the many friends he has
made bore in the past. your. Mr. Hub
bert is a member of the Nutmeg Club
and lute been employed in the. Seal-
I
m
the invalid list.
a for? days' illness.
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of hits. i-‘rank Marvin.
Eboneaer hierolitiiisc continues on
Joseph Btnrgos has recovered from
Friends from New York are guests
shipt Oyster company during his stay
in town.’
TOKENEKE CLUB SPORTS
.The annual water sporla of the
Tokenoke Club will be held on Satur-
day sfteruon of this week. The
United States Volunteer Life Savings
Corps has been invited l8 participate
in three events. the half mile and the
looyard swims. and the fancy div.
ing. The other participants in the.
races will be the members and guests
of the members of the club. The coin»
mitten has planned for a successful
What tbs Hartford coursnt Has to ‘
‘ Our Fall Sui
presslons of the spectators who stool! ?
of! the train from New York shortly .
and faced the upturned and eager “
His hair .
do pleting his course at the University of _
ving Michigan. He will camp for a short
om- _
red Remember 25th.
'last six months. left town Saturday
:for Brooklyn. where they will reside.
.l.)uring their stay here both Mr. and
.Mrs. Appleton have won the love and}
esteem of the entire community and}
iheartfelt benediction will follow?
them.
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the pulpit at the Swedish Conuregulo 5 gas c‘iiosslng. lhc ralllro‘ng track: here1 At the coming fair 0‘ Combo Enuine
tional church. yesterday morning on itiur ay night on LI ago no a company there will be an “mum!“
groping. preaching at each service.
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The Ladies' Aid Society will begin .Vt'lil'fl Old and Slnille.
Its fall and winter work. Wednesday. ~
Minoan. when a meeting will be.
his! in the ladies' parlor of the East
Avenue church.
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A numb. of East Norwalk people
‘ unicyed the trip to long island, today.
Friday
. will be the last trip of this popular
on the steamer, Huntington.
mursion boat.
Rev. Lester F‘. Reydblda occupied
the pulpit and preached at the racing
lug and evening services which were
held at the Advent Christian church
yesterday. The services were well tit-I
sanded.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R.
K prohmont. were gliests Sunday of:
Ir. and Mrs. Ralph E. DeWitt. Mr
Bill is cashier of the Larchmont Na
‘ ”do by automobile.
Ir. and Mrs. William Mci-‘todmoni
38th at this writing.
ow ”us—o...“-
m robs members of tip
Mug.
rhubar- be in attendance.‘
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lnew Catholic parish organised hare
div-ll flank. and the trip here was
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.0! lisst Washington street, were model
. Ill-s. Ambrose Carpenter will enter-
‘ lilpworth
W or the East Avenue church st
its monthly business mee ting. this
it is requested that ever!
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"Ilsa mono and third uuartarly con-
fession of the East Avenue Method-
church were held last evening. list.
i. ll. Goodsnoush. presiding elder,
over the motion. A ism
fracturing hill skull. which
He won 30
clump
it'nuood his death today.
WATERBU HY'S' NEW CH U RCH.
lalshop Nilan Omolates at Laying of
A, . Cornerstone.
WATERBURY. Sept. lllegbl Roy.
J. J. Nilan. bishop of Hartford. laid the
corner-stone of lho new church of the
llleuued Sacrament. in course of erec-
1lion bore, in the presence of 11.000
{per-sons. yesterday afternoon. includ-
ing 15 priests of the diocese. Mayor
.surroundlng parishes. lblegatlons
ware also present from New Haven.
:SOIIUI Norwalk. Bridgeport and Hart-
iford. Previous to the exercises a
llell. of street parade'. composed of 3.000 mem-
‘bers of church societies and .throo
bands. was holds This is the second
lwithin a yoarii. .
without the trip costing him a
liotcbliiss. of Waterbury. and other;
cit . officials and dole ates from all the:
5 ll ilown clerk. Joseph 0. Hyatt; town,
ilreasurer. William E. Osborne: taxi
aov cussoso wrru sunoupsv'M. Sslmon: auditor.
} Nitw HAVEN. espt. ifs-«lob» Wilb‘
ilk. aged 16 years. arraigned in the
W0 parents of a ton pound babylm'y court. on a charge of burglary.
‘ , girl. this morning. Mother and dough.
Mr are doing as well as could be
ltold the court. that he had made s1 non! men.
tour from New Haven to New York.
Albany. Budslo. Niagara Falls. Clove- : Ml
land. book to New York. than to New ; to ram old sud his life one of onu-
lsondori. llsrtford and to New liavenllfl.
naphtha most prominent
for railroad fare or food. and that be?
was‘ "never really hungry." Part offinf comic artists for “4.0" “fl"?-
the trip he rode .on freight cars. and
at other times on tops of parlor cars.
lie is charged with robbing the store
of John Cross in, ll‘sirhsvsn on July
its said he started on his tour
after the robbery. supposing that by
thetimehe returned the pollcs would
have forgotten about the burglary.
imcut each evening. 0n the first evei
‘nlnu. Sept. 28. the one act farce.
;”liuntlng for liapgood." will be rend-l
loved by the following cast: Cyrus‘
ilirown. Benjamin Hopscod. Albert;
i.lux\voiler. Dr. Bailach. Edward lilo».
:WI‘HL‘I‘;.MI‘S. Brown, Mary Brody:
;Cluru lltown. Mary Drisroil; waiter;
'Jobn Dunninn. ‘
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Westmi-t republicans nominated the.
1 following for town odioes at a wall Air;
iteudod t'aucuu held at the town hail.§
Saturday night. with mderlck M. flair;
lmon acting as chairman and George.
E. Darrow as clerk: Selectmen. lid-
.collector. Frederick Bradley: cousin-
!biesn Heseltleh Alien. Wilfred 0.
'l.ewis. Henry F. Kibbe and Henry F.
iMills; assessor. Joesph Adams; board
:of relief. Joseph P. Bradley and
‘GQOI‘KO A. narrow; school commit”.
Edward J. Taylor and Edward n.
: Bradley; registrar of voters. Frederick
Willis 3.’Jonos. ’
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Westport was shocked by the death
ilast week of one of its most promi-
Walter H. Galloway. Mr.
.(lallowsy had been ill a long time. but
’ death was not expected. He was
its had identified himself with
and best known
artists. being a member of the oral
lsvsrsl years no he ergolsd a basin
timui place on King street. when its
bad sincsi‘i‘asidsd and done his work.
Midas a wits. deceased leaves his
mother and one sister. who“ have ills
sympathy of the entire community.
Funeral services were held final hil‘
late home 'I‘rlday mains. luv. this
Miss Bessie anudwell has begun
her school duties in Trumbull.
Harry Sturscs' has exchanged his
Ford runabout for an Autocar.
Mrs. Root-lie Brown is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. William Cole.
Charles l-Zaequelie spent the week-
end with his mother in Slepney.
event and it is likely that it. will outdo
all previous...anuatlo sports.. .
all:
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psi-sh” not. ‘ strenuous
Sill If IlllifilSTS MM”
Mrs. Ephraim l-‘llcii is recovering
from a severe attack of asthma.
Miss Annie Stslncs has returned
from Canada. whor. she has spent the
summer. '
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Mr. and Mrs. C. if. Hamper. of War
port. have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. (torrid.
hirs. Gould liedenbarg of Brooklyn,
has spent a few days with her brollr
or. Harry Sturgcs.
The C. 8. meeting at the. Noriioid
Lt‘hurch last evening was led by Mrs.
; M. iii. Godfrey.
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Miss ids Thompson of liridseport
has returned hosts after a short visit
with Miss Eddie‘s White.
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Miss liens l-‘snton. who will teach
another year in East Orange. NU.
begins her school duties than today.
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Charles Jarvis. or New Orleans. for.
inerly or Weston. and Mrs. Jarvis.
have been recent visitors in town.
Mrs. Frank Macs has returned to
Philadelphia. alter a few our visit
with her brother. John Williams. and
fsrslly.
lira. Thomas Gregory of blot-walk.
Mrs. Elisabeth villain of bastard.
have been roosilt guests of lira. Willi-
!ioan Adonis.
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Mr. rad lira. lisrry i’icklag has re»
turned to East Orange. hi. 1.. sitsr
spending sis weeks in town as guests”
of In: ii. In. Godfrey.
NCSTICE
We request our
patrons to be as
economical as
possible with the
use of ice.
Brookside ice Co.
PHON‘ sac
onlasand wraps. N. Y. N. ital-i;
EKFfligmvmmunMNso
in}... organ.
of Upholstered
cougars
Large
ASSOlgl‘MENT
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Have Arrived
They are correct-cleansed.“ crisp. If you want
to feel absolutely sure about style. fabric and a good
sense fit. we know that we have the clothes bars
that will strike your fancy and‘wln 'your omfldanco
on first acquaintance. \
We feel quite sure that we have the very Fall Suit
hare now that will clause you from head to foot.
All you have to do Is name the price and we can.
show you a node of'stylas that have your particular '
' ldsa materialized in every little detail.
We are displaying in our West window $16.00‘8uits.
The soonsr‘ you come the more cemln you are to
be suited.
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Price’s Clothing Store
' 98 Washington Street
Mon: No. 1186-2.-
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Does
It
OEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
you; house in good working order every winter?
Why not let onr men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
we now, and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. so that you’ll have no trouble when .
youara ready to start it.
The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co.
EITIMATEQ CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Strut Phone 742 Norwaik. Conn.
at the 4-door, 80
LOO . h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything flrsbclass. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufactures. for .1625. For full particulars call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
I Wall Street—(Phone) Garage. Water fittest. Norwalk. Conn.
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Any CutllY—ou Like
Tell us what cut you like and we‘ll
do the rest. We guarantee it will be
the best and choicest 0f the particu-
lar part you select. We are always
anxious to please patrons—therefore
we select our bent and other moms ‘
with great carc. Try us and see the
difference.
Chamok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 446. FREE DELWERY
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Hatch 8i Bailey Company
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IOUTH NORWALK. couu.
Telephone 40. with ”not: Stations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
“THIII I. N0 PLACI LIKE HOME."
A home and constancy of purpoae will win for any man. The true
American home has proved the strongest bulwark mlnst failure in
many a man's career. because it gave him a definite object for which
to save and furnished him with an insight into the higher ideals that
are so essential to progress and prosperity. if you‘re thinking of
building. we want to talk with you about the material.
Chiropractic is' the soisuos‘ of the
csussoitbsdlssasaaudibsarioisdv
tasting the sons. Dis-sou are caused
a wrench. twist or sprain in the
boob. Ivan if dons in childhood it
cream pinched serves and pain in
latsrilfsinthsdlifaraotorssasssd
Notice
During July and August
our stars will close an ass
amber of the members of the cm ”3.4. wimp. 1.. lived. he told at. B. Dasns'oillcisting sad interment roll (:0sz ‘. limbs.
Woo was in attendance and in“ court he had no homo. He was held lowed Baturdsr ill” QWWM 0‘” lira. Trembiy and daughisr Hades. Chiropractors more the cause of amp. at i o. m. At your
Wars of routine business were trsno for trial in the Superior Court under my. ' ' Hrs. Minna and sons of llama, {— tlils disease as in. sugngsslth ii ' m wk ,5
”‘ t . i ‘ ‘ " ’ I'M“ (”Um . ION” IVII" 0 If "
. , ”“9 °' “0° .. w . sittso mounts a tuna $J’;:'§;‘:;“3.,_Wu “m ‘ no: . ”I u M“ . ”3‘ W “MM . r in ‘?
was rats-nt- or out 16on W slants in mm noon. Hartman. ml. lie-dm' 1" » ‘ , , ‘9 ‘ sis. riser-t. Kiss-r sail fistsmm 6" "m 7 " m' u . " m’
' on the amt-iii in“ I“ ’iilclilfom). 39‘s.. Milt. I'll-“Br Fliflb “W “Mi 0* Walnut W: lit. and Mrs. flash Whistler and $7 to 16.& asses susivsaspsoiai attend“: also
i, We; is dons with ths'i'old tween pairs of the perpetual cigarette. fall from a freight oar walls Muir children. or " on“ bass mat . carrots" of the nine. You will
‘ ' many-sum W W'blshhssttismbo has been son a ride late yss’istuay and was hilisl. Mu of m; .3 . fit. a. Wheeler . “a... ‘ , savu’ “If“ W W ‘
it“ p , tonssd‘to ills in the electric chair on ills right arm. IN “I NC N 0* and ifr. and lira. (i. 0. m. .7 * ' " ‘ m b m’ was. ,
. ' _ . tit‘niivsiuiisrssmapisnsisaitosm- ’W “Hui unwound
m. m under tits on of may trioof siugars at the W
‘ lnfiossibleasospt or a...
chastorllsld county isil. . Hearing tgo
of on was sinuous on court»
as mm or. so. seawater
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