Eamon
Miss Maria Mlllspaugh. of Roway-
to'a. has been visiting relatives in East
Nbrwalk.
"bliss Bars Schuldlce. of Belle Island.
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. Arnold Turner, of Farvlovr avo-
nail. Danbury.
u
Miss Alice Brundage of Rowayton
ayanue. accompanied by Miss Ethel
. Eartram. of South Norwalk, left town
y; pierday on a vacation trip to Orange.
Jersey.
s
l'l‘he Norwalk Yacht Club will have a
spacial race for the five knockabouts
of. one' club fleet. on Saturday. The
start ‘is scheduled to take place at 11
earn. In the afternoon the postponed
tilting events will take place, and
promise much sport.
DARIEN
C AND} .
NOROTON I
Walter Holly is now living in Long
Ridge. where he expects to take a posi-
tion with one of the local butchers.
A meeting of the Woman‘s Mission-
ary Society of the Presbyterian Church
will be held next Monday at 3 y. m.. at
the, mouse.
Mrs. Hanford'Smlth and her daugh-
ter, Margaret. are visiting with Mrs.
Van Scoy, of South Norwalk, the sister
of Mrs. Smith.
Summer residents of Noroton cling
to their summer homes longer each
season. Very few have left town yet
for their wintcr quarters.
The Dnrlcn Gun Club had practice
Tuesday afternoon on the property of
Mr. Schlichtlng, whose son is a mem-
ber. They practised with clay pigeons.
The mission held in St. John's Cath-
olic (‘hurch. last week. closed Sunday
‘ names. charged with statutory burg.
IIIIIY Bills lIIiI’ilSlll
ill Ill illiiillilll Iiillllll
Sidney am can A vino In kill
for "firm But Bots.
lance Was Suspended '
Twenty-one cases were disposal! of
in the criminal session of the superior
court yesterday. and more would have
been if some of the obstinate prison-
era would enter a plus of guilty in:
stead of insisting upon a .full and fair
trial. which lsf their privilege. The
list of prisoners to be tried is thinned
out considerably by the disposal of the
twenty-one.
Grand JuryComoa in Tuesday.
The grand jury is to be called in
next Tuesday. when the members will
be asked to consider a number of
murder cases. of which there are live
in the present term of the court. To-
day and tomorrow the court will disr
pose of'tho cases of prisoners who in-
sist upon a trial. Next weak the real
work of the court will begin. Judge
M. A. Shumway imposed the follow
ing sentences on the prisoners who
entered a plea of guilty :.
Sentences Imposed.
Thomas Doolsn. William Johnson
and James 'l‘lmeity. all assumed
lary, who have records in Roxbury
and Boston. were each given six
state's a tumor for oniency.
am to State Prison.
John Henry Thomas. the Now Or-
laans pom who was found in the bed
room of tho home»! Mary Smith ills
morning of Labor Day. Vila! aoatenosd
to state prison ion-I7. no fuss than one
or more than iivaIyeara.i1‘he mail
was found in his bad with. flat ashes
on his feet. The man pleaded guilty.
”ram Outs Ila Months.
'1‘. Dwight Spiagnu. s bookkeeper
with the Blue Ribbon Auto and Car-
rim company, Bridgeport. pleaded
guilty to the charge of embeualemont
of $185. was committed to Jail for six
months. . ,
Michael Suchanovllky and Frank
Salts. who live in the West End.
Bridgeport. were sentenced for steal-
ing $69.80 .from John Buchanovialry. a
brother or one of the" accused and go“
in; to New York. where they had a
good time with the money. Saks, who
was the real thief, was as t to state
prison for no more than 0 or loll
than one your. and Eluchanovlaky was
sent to jail for six months.
Bod Chock Passer to Jail.
Joseph Taylor, the man with the
whiskers who passed a had $25 check
at the Atlantic hotel. Bridgeport. a
year ago. was sentenced to eight
months in iall.
Sidney Hill, of Norwalk. charged
with non-support. was sentenced to
one year in fail. but judgment was sus’
pended. and Hill placed in charge of
a probation officer.
John Track. of Greenwich. charged
with abusing a 14-year-old girl. was
given nine months in jail. it was not
months in jail. The three accused.
with another who is out on bonds.I
‘broke into an East End, Bridgeport.I
automobile place on the night of June
30, and stole twu tires.
found near the Yellow Mill bridge fix-
ing up their machine. The police made
an investigation of their records and
booster Keegan.
Glennon boy. alias Tlmelty.
never had been in trouble iiGiOTe.i
Judge Shumway sentenced the three
to six months in Jail and suspended
.who was taken back to
sells by his uncle.
Guilty of Robbery.
evening. with the largest attendance.
the church ever had. The mission had
a very successful work.
—.—____...__..
Morris Macimrghlln, the champion
of the East Side tennis courts in New
York. vlstled “'00 Burn Sunday. and
played a little tennis. lie was sched
uicd to meet Gardner, Tuesday. in
New York.
The tennis courts and golf course
at ch Burn, this summer. have been
very popular among the members. of
whom there are in the neighborhood
or lb’il. There are four courts, and
those are in constant use on the days
of tennis matches.
The political situation in the old
town is causing but little comment as
yet. but report has it that there will be
a clean Republican sweep at the polls
in October. The, Republican party,
which has a big majority. remains in-
tact, this year. all attempts on the
part of the Democrats to effect a spill
having been defeated willie still in its
awnddllug clothes so that at this stage
of the game the party stands out full
and strong for victory
ltlcllnrd Abendroth, the weli~known
tousorlni artist. of Railroad place. who
is at present occupying the building
which stands upon the site of the pro
posed new bank building. is making
preparations to remove his establish-
ment to a couple of doors down the
street. where he will hold forth bere-
uftor. The new bank building will be
started in the near future, and with the
advent of next summer. if is expected
that a thriving institution will have
been established.
A very prciiy wedding will take
place on Saturday of this week when
Miss luau-lie Austin and Frank Row
laud Holmes will be Joined in the
bonds of matrimony. The prospective
bride is the accomplished daughter of
Theodore Austin, a wall known retired
business man. and the groom~tobe is
connected with a New York marble
concern and resides with his mother.
in Newton. Both oftlie parties are well
known in parish and are popular and
have the best. wishes of their many
friends for success and happiness.
FRUIT
CANNING
The fruit canning season is now on.
We can “Twin,” anything mm
r
’n a
[Bridgeport and taking four bottles of
months.
deal of previous trouble and Uoolan
has been ill state prison.
Marlba Morris of Stamford, a young
colored woman, pleaded guilty of
stealing two rings and some money.
and ass sentenced to jail for three
months.
Finod fit!) for Assault.
Emil liroschalt, of Bridgeport. was
.on Thomas Kelly on May 6 bwiih a
borne a good reputation, and his de-I
tense was that he was followed and
assaulted by some men and Kelly.
Broscllak pleaded guilty with reluc
lance.
Jail for Six Months.
Andrea Dellslo. of Stamford. pleaded
guilty of cutting bonding wires on
the railroad tracks. and was sentenced
to jail for six months. but the sentence
immediately
gravity of his crime, but wanted tboI
wire.
Joseph Tosaler. the boy who broke
into the Poll theatre, Bridgeport, on
May ii last. and stole $37 from the
money drawer was sentenced to jail
for one year The accused had been
an employs of the place, secreted him-
self under a seat after the ovoniiig pan
lice. Being his first offense ho was
given another chance.
Vito De Carlo. of titamford. who
was brought into court on charge oi
assault with intent to kill pleaded
guilty to simple assault and waaI
given a 80 days' jail sentence. The
charge was that on June 29 he shot
at. (‘anlo Paco.
Joseph Korrigan a til-your old boy,
pleaded guilty to statutory burglary'
in breaking into the Harman liich
store. Bridgeport. was put in charge
of a probation odlcsr for a your for
reformation purposes.
no internally to Animals
Herbert A. Mills of ransom. was
load tile with costs for cruoityto ant
mail.
”Hobart Buckley was sent Niall for
from Louis if. Viuoollatto on July 39.
luckier an arm,
Hoary fluorine. of W. was
unissued to, loll for four months for
his diuriug of a forged chock of m
in an audit a» defraud tbs Mumford
National balk.
lloyoig This! Lucky.
Willidu Whaler was a lucky man.
as am guilty to partial: or thm
.bioyulaa from the store of Harry
Gratin at m Itratiord avenue, Bridge-
port. as the all!“ of June ill. and
sentence in the case against Timoity. (
Massachuo'i
liornard Doolan and Thomas Bray”
pleaded guilty to breaking into tho'I
I
saloon at Myrtle and Railroadavomles. .,
. booze were sent to jail for eight;
The men have been in a good I“ town.
fined $100 for committing an assaultI
pocket knife. The accused has always I
was suspended. The man is 6.. yearsI
old and promises to go back to ltalyI
lie was unpwaro of thei
one your for the theft of ion chislona
a strong case, and the parents of the
girl were much to blame.
Charles Conley of Bridgeport. who
has been convicted five times of steal
“I” “‘"I log tools. was sentenced to jail for
nine months
Matthew Turner and William Steele
pleaded guilty to stealing chickens
both DWI“ and “I‘m” have been I“ in the North End. Bridgeport. on three
scrapes in Roxbury and Boston State counts were u,“ a three months
0' ”'9 MM” d“ sentence on each count, making nine
trict in Massachusetts uncle of the months each
mode a;
plea for the latter, who is only 16. spot
Robert l-‘.ieet colored of Stamford.
pleaded guilty to forging a bank check
with intent to defraud l‘arl W.oisiieit
and was given a four months' jail
sentence.
WESTON
F. W. Marvin has spent a few days
i Mrs Frederick iisuhs continues on
the invalid list.
Miss Florence Robinson is suffering
‘from a luokou arm.
Miss lrcue Perry is sojourning for
In few weeks at Ocean Grove.
Mr. and Mrs (l l-‘ Drew returned
from new York last ev.cning
.1 ll. Snydel left town last evening
‘for a business trip to Reading. \a.
i Mill! Adele Kellogg has began her
studies at the Danbury Normal School.
Miss Lissie Adams and Miss Eddies
[White spent yesterday In lirldgeporl.
. J. fl. Snyder lost one or his horses
from an attack of pneumonia. on Tues-
day.
I Moore brothers have left town to ac-
cept positions III a Collinsvlilo aso
. factory
I
Mr. and Mrs. (7 if Fauchar of Port
'Choator. are soon to return to town
Ito resldo.
; Mr. and Mrs. Jacoby and family
;have left town to spend the winter in
formonco. and thou broke into the of III." York.
Theodore ilondorohot. who left town
for lndiana Icvel‘al weeks ago. has
returned.
—us.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols are
entertaining Mr. Brown from San
Francisco. Gal.
l
Mrs .1 if. Snyder is entertaining
her brother. Clark McLaughlin from
Bhippanaborg, Pa.
Charles [trash is acting as delivery
alert on A. B Gregory" a grocery route
through town.
Miss Annie Statues loft town Thor
day for Yonkers. N. Y.. whore she will
attend school.
W
Miss Ilila Northrop has returned to
Fort Chester after a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Louis Northrop.
Mrs. Tumbiy and daughter have
Ironwood to Newark. N. J., utter a
visit with liars. Lewis libipmsn.
Little George rancher is suffering
from a badly injured finger, earned by
m
AMlRiOAN AUTHOMOO OIAU
AIBMNG. Upper HAVANA. Mil. I“.
can outbursts died
its‘boing caught in a spring rocker. .
Ill
' iiiIil iW ilfliilii
‘W.iil.tu .....
lndlpssilon.8ournoss.6as.liasrt
Dyspepsia, Gastritis IO: o(lltarrh of
Btomaoh; it doesn't ”them—take your
stomach "noble right with you to
your Pharmacist And at him to upon
a [lo-cont can of Papas mapopsla
and lot you eat one ”grain Trian-
gula and no if within live minutes
there is felt any trace of your former
misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation-Aloud wanna:
the Digestive organs: bacon. weak.
ther. is lack of gastric: fates: your
food is only half digested. and you
become affected with loss of appetite.
pressure and false. utter oatiam
vomiting, nausea. heartburn, griplna
in bowels. tenderness in the pit of
stomach. bad taste in mouth. consti-
pation. pain in limbo. slooploasaass.
belching of gas. blillouoools. sick
headache. nervousness, dissinoss or
many other slmllaraytnptom. ‘
if your appetite is tickle and nothing
tempts you. or your belch gas. or if
you feel bloated after eating. or your
food lies like a lump of load on your
stomach. you can make up your mind
that at the bottom of all this there is
but one cduse-ofermantatlon of undi-
Sssted food.
Provo to yourself in live minutes
that your stomach is as good as any:
that there in nothing really wrong.
Stop this fermenatios and begin sat-
ing what you want without fear of
discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief Is waiting far
you. it is merely a matter of how
soon you take a little Diapopuiu.
GOVERNOR'S LATEIT APPONT-
MEN“.
Yesterday Governor Simeon Ill. Boi-
win appointed if. P. Locus of Chas-
hirc and J. M. llrady of New Britain to
be appraisers of the Connecticut lio-
formatory for the current year. Oliver
Oildorsleove of Portland is appointed
to attend the fourth national conven‘
tion of the Atlantic Deeper Water-
ways Association at Richmond. va.. on
October 17 to 20. Governor Baldwin
has appointodhioauor B. McCann ofl
Manchester to ho a member of the ad»
visory commission for the appointment
of a duality factory inspector for a
tcrm of six years. lie has appointed,
William J. harbor of liarwlniou and?
iZchulon A. Robinson of Norwich to beI
libs trustees of the Connecticut colony
for opileptlcs. each for four years from
September id. liili.
—-nillonsf Fool heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter tsstof Com-
plexion saliowf Liver nood- waking
up. Dean's linguists cure billoaa at
tasks. as seats at any drug shore.
Feuwick Optical Co.
Wgh
I‘ll. IXAMINID Full
AND OLAtllt GUARANTEED
Open Monty and ”today evenings.
UNITID IANK IUiLDiNo.
hath Nomik
Excursions to am and
- Valley (have
IUMMII TIMI TAIL!
0n and After PAIDAV. Will I. lift
Steamer “mangled
can. WM. 0‘. roost.
Will run as follows:
Leave Monti , for mail! flow
are” and F at St“ a. lb. and
Leave Harwell: for Hunt
Ali'ridandll“ a. will
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woman moo..m. was.
sun-mom» curlers ammo.
via—u”
Ila-um on visa «in c. v.
The Fourteenth regiment. Connec-
um Volume» will how a: forty-
Lyon post hall, in Harms-d. Saturday.
at 10:00 a. as. President John I.
support! of Hartford will preside. A
collation will be served. previous to
tho muting. About 125 _aro expected
to bo pro-out. Mayor Edward L.
Smith will speak to the veterans at
1:80. Altar the mayor's, speech the
veterans will go to Bond's. whats
speaklnl by the Rev. Rodney W.
Roundy, pastor of tho Wotheradold
Avenue congregational church; Judas
Ralph M. Grant and William F. Hlb
ton. chaplain of the Connecticut do-
partmout. G. A. R. It was 49 years
the regiment took part in the battle
of Antietam and the date of the rag!-
lnsnt's ro-union is in observance of the
anniversary or that memorable coa-
dict.
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days' use, if not satisfied.
Prices from
”$19 to $55
A. J. ANGEVINE dim
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mlflhhth fiasco IVAN. tit. Min»
-on enough when Murdock exclaimed:
ninth annual rounion at Nathaniol‘
there will be a dinner, followed by .
ago next Sunday. September 17, when ‘
“villa diminidiidw'a
aspirin
Proves His Capacity in Boston Roo-
taurant and Breaks All Records
BOSTON. Sept. 14.——Georgo Mur-
dock, on ollor of the U. 8. 8. Chester.
established an eating record for the
honor of the navy last night. Accom-
panied by llid. Bruce and George Bun»
mold of the Chester. ha strolled into
the restaurant early in the evening
for a little refreshment. Bruce and
Rummold, had decided they had sat.
"l'm hungry. i could out five dozen
scrambled can"
More follows what Murdock did eat:
Five dozen scrambled eggs.
Four pig's foot.
grouting one pound. '
Ono order of steak smothered in on
ions, weighing very nearly half a
pound.
Ono double extra sirloin steaks,
weighing over three quarters of a
pound.
Two wedges of squash‘ple, with in
cldontal cheese.
Four cups of coffee.
Five crooks of beer during the meal.
(no record of those taken before and
after.) ‘ _
Ono iiggor of brandy.
Three tablets of strychnine.
Bread and butter.
1
There's no oscimnolt in the world
to. heat twins. oxoopt triplets.
Two largo orders of sauer kraut, ag-
}.i{ll_,li1-l '
lioillsl. You
Should Knoll.
that the cars of your little ,
3 one 'soonati alhaiiits
during- chi boo,
first and stout. duty
You a bcnld know that th
prom t and
Imills
more .
"‘tnay save your child from It: .
tor-years of digestive misery.
That hosted molly oLmaay
Iiiiilii W8 Still
Pulls iii MM.
Used 1) authors for 22 years.
a fifth one exactly the -
lgutivo assistance needed. "
pleasant to tag: at?
easy for parents to
male .3
tin. c.wuitrn your child
had
is .with
sin-nob. or tactful
and
'
h. symptoms
'°""dl"'t riffs": MIL .
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You should ask for
Willy’s MIMI; _
POI mull. .
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w. P. Winners A: (30., 3 North Main
t. South Norwalk
i‘.
The
Sexto-blade
Razor
to just a good plain Razor,
or a “dafoty.” as you provor.
Easily strapped. Roan. smooth.
shaving blades. Ask to as-
aralno one.
SIRE A. 32
STYLE B. 33
cuss. E. new
IO. NORWALK. GORE.
$12
no Celebrated $3.50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 500' I
Call at our store and examine than
fur yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
”WONT.
I No!“ Main IL. lo. and
Does Your Roof Leak?
11.. Century compound
.70?! ALL LEAK.
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We guarantee the weather wear of
our Compound for three years. Write
for estimates. Correspondence solio
lied.
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OIRVIOI AND OUIOINI UP 1’0 DAT!
INTI. .2 PIIDAY AND UNAIO
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Banquets a Specialty
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Ms.
Wibi'llb WWI”... nodular
Torpy, of Cross street.
covery from the consternation cacao!“
‘Refreshments were served at a late
Mt“ TOMY SURPRIBED.
A number of young people about
thirty-five strong tendered a surpriao ‘
party last night upon Miss Agni”.
Miss Torn!
proved an ideal hostess after her not
by the sudden appearance of hefi
friends. Singing, musical selections.
games and recitations were enjoyed.
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TWO mourns races or soon
HOT WEATHER
THAT WILL MAKE YOU COMFORT-
AILE CAN BE HAD ON
SUCH EASY TERMS
Housatonic
Power Co.
. RECREATION " [
AUTUMAL TOURS-
White Mountains All.”r
May trips. Mondays Sept. 11 and
18. Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem. ,
Niagara Falls .................
a days trip. Saturday, Semi Ma-
toruational Hotel.
Niagara Palm. Toronto, at. Low-
ronoo Rim .3... Montreal. . . . .It
a day" trip, Saturday, Sept. 9 ‘
Manna lay. Vt. on Lake chan-
o-day trips. Saturdays. Sept it
and at Hotel Lake Champlain.
Waterbury ry. Vermont
d-day trips Saturdays. Sept. 16
and 23. WIatorbm-y inn. ,
Old Point Comfort and Washington. ~
from NonrituHm”... ‘
Waning Bunrdays. ,Bspi. ll.
Gait sbu . Leroy Caverns
“Mon. from Handbag“
On tour. Octoberl
“UN“ on, s-ooouas-osviaorsumf
May trips. Boot. ll ndis finial
For omnptlvaolrgular swabs“ o. W. .
Harris or rou'l'ho .
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at. m travail. Tot. hot
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