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Miss Sarah Hamilton’s new house
is in the hands of the painters, and it
is expected to be ready for occupancy
within a month.
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Principal David W. Henry. of the
Rowayton public school, is boarding
at the tesidence of Mrs Susan Petty,
in Raymond street.
Mrs. Franklin Crockett, of McKinley
street, has returned from Dan-bury,
where she attended the session of
Friendship Division. Past Noble Grand
Association. of the Daughter sef Re-
bekah. which was held at the residence
of Mrs. Godfrey Barthel. formerly of
South Norwalk.
TBsby won’t suffer live minutes
Eclectic Oil at once. it acts like magic.
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ARIEN
3 AND
N OROTON
.lohn Refer spent the day in Nor-
wulk,3 testerday, with friends.
Stephen lioy't. the town tressurer.
was in Stamford yesterday, on bust-I
ll 93 M .
The usual prayer meeting were held
at. the Methodist and Congregational
churches, last evening.
M
'l he damage whith uas done to the
eastbound railroad station last Satur-
(M3 by fire has been repaired by the
railroad company.
'i‘hc Stitllthting building in Railroad
pl it c is being tot u down to make wu3
for the new bricmscruv tone which will.
replace. it end in which it is proposed
to have the new bank. ‘
The finals of the which of woman's
doubles held at Wee liurn. Sept l2. re
suited as follows:
> Nerves
, and a nerve tonic. Let your doctor select the“
‘ ‘ the town. has received another shelf
Hn'tue hook‘rscks, Which makes it per?
-Iluie for them to hold the additional
~ be, presented. “Mr. dutch of the booth,
. where he will be joined by two friends
1 ' News of the death, late Monday eve
.n-lux. of Egbert Finch. at his home in
with croup if you apply Dr. Thomas; Newflanaan, wss received Tuesday by
. years old.
, ‘ber Company, of Mount Vernon. It the
- time before histdosth. but he was tIk-
‘on suddenly with heart failure. He
* was married and leaves a widow, but
Mrs. and Miss Elli-
Weak nerves mean nervous-
ness, nervous headaches. de-
billty. They call for good"
free from alcohol.
beans with which the library will soon
committee, has now a list in his pos~
session for which he will apply to the
state. Besides his new shelf. their.
brary has had installed several new
lights and a stove.
James Hanger, a trusting and fishing.
enthusiast, has started on a huntins
tr rip to ‘Maine. lie intends going by
boat. He will no hot to Boston.
"who will accompany him to the woods.
The party expects to stay in the some
country through October, and will do
considerable hunting and fishing. Most
of the camping paraphernalia is at
Boston. awaiting the stentner. Mr.
Hanger visited the same country for
the first time two years ago.
I
his widowed mother. at her home on
Collendor‘s Point. Mr. Finch was 81
His death was caused by]
heart failure. He was the son of \Vil- l
item H. Finch. a welbkuown resident
of Burton, who died :four years Iago. He
was empieyed‘by‘tho Hedgeinun Ruh-
tlme his father was superintendent of
the concern. He had been ill for some
no children.
The carry-all of the South Norwalk
Consolidated Auto Dempsey met with
another accident on its route to col,-
lent the school children yesterday. Al
the chauffeur was drlting the car It s
. iesanesu Ind carelessness.
rings which was in the first collision
automobile which was snack in the
other collision were a party it: you!“
cases were closed with decisions
served.
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THE BIPITAL
robustness iron l-‘trst used
Both cases were of minor ‘lmpor'
lance as regards results. yet interest-
ing. and on the border between recit-
iii the car-
.l
were Mr. and Mrs. Bill of Westport.
who were injured as a result. in the,
men and hotel waitresses returning
from a dance at New Canaan. Both
re»
s
Policeman Charles Page of Norwsik
testifying in the first of the two cases
board. which happened on East (We
nee, in Norwaik, sald there Were no
marks of the carriage on the highway;
The road had not. been recently oiled.
but‘waa in very good condition at the
time. Glass which he found in the
roadway. he said, probably belonged
to the automobiles front lamp. The
widest happened midway between
two arclights. later, at the police
station, the fragments of glass fitted
into a circular plate like those of the
headlights.
Ne impediment obstructed the car's
passage through a point near the
curb. The horse ran awa with the
carriage, throwing out the occupants
so as to injure them.
Mr. Hill of Westport said he was
driving on August 2: in Nor-unlit,
when something struck the carriage.
turning it part around. and throwing
him and his wife out. He hit on his
head and was'knocked unconscious.
His wife, too, was injured. He said he
was afraid oi "them things anyway,"
and be was walking his horse on the
right hand side of the road. The dam-
ages to his carriage were on the left
hand side. s
Mrs. Hill said her husband was driv-
ing on the right side. She said she
went out of the carriage like u bird
flying. she was near the street our
track when she landed.
Samuel Moss 0.“ “ rwalk, who was
.fIlr rate of speed dean at the Knob.
the steeertng gear went w.rnnx The
machine strmk n hole in the road and
the our was del.t3ed some time while
literessan repairs were made. This
inccident being one of sev.eral caused:
b3 defectite steering gear. lll‘Oi on that
repairs to this part do no good. What
the methine needs is a brand new .tp-
tparatus to steer it. This machine it;
lnould scorn is running in hard luck
lately. “cables the above misfortune
‘ machine reports that a tire which he
had left in front of n hatber shop in
Dittien that noon hutl been stolen. The
culprit, has not yet been appreheutkrd.
A“!
on East avenue where the accident. or-
tourrcd, said he was coming up the
avenue when he found Mr and \lrs.
Jest ianythlns- you out and ovutooms a
‘ “Dal Doblililtlm; Headaches, Dillineld
Willloms’ Indian Pile
‘Blllid. ‘flkodl It! and
figfizefirlil‘cgs
tumo s . at once
._ dfil’ ”ifozthmggi
i; o: rivets
l‘i ’&%D .a
II in .. a: flushed. om
For solo by The Ghiiord Pharmacy;
II.
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.. HOTEL ARRIVALS. .
Maliaclww—ll; n. Baxter, r. a. Bell
cuberx, J. 13. Dooley. Mr. and Mrs.C.
A. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McLaren,
ll. Rumor, E. Boole. iii. A. Krebs,
New Yeah: if: V. Green, L. l". Nichols.
H. A. D‘sxtorslieston; 1). W. A. McLar-
en E. Elwood Brooklyn: C. T. Tay-
lor. Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; J. F Addie,
C. E. Nichols, New Milford; W Chap-
M. F.1d. Doyle, Iiridkeport; H. i.
JVan NostrInd, Orange, N. J..' F. C.
Grant, 3.1!. Layton, city.
dUDBON FOR CONGRESS SAYS
elmoouevsu
HARTFORD, Sept. 21.-—Sedator Do-
novan said today that Senator fillies
Judson would be the next congress-
man irom the Fairneld county district
succeeding Hen. E. J. Hill. who did not
carry his own town. in the last elec-
tion and who cannot. in Senator Don-
ovan's opinion, win a renomlnation
and could not be reelected if noun-y
hated.
some music. in. the house. the any
moisohmbvesn attacks: ln-L
dixedtlomor Stomach trouble at any
time. day or stem ~
4N“ Miss: preparation will di-
distressed, out~of~order stomach five
minutes afterwards.
If your meals don’t tempt you.ot
who! little you do eat memo to till
m. or lay like a lump of lead in
your stomach. or if you have hurt-
bum. that is a sign of indigestion.
Ask your Phamscist for I Meant
case of Papa's Diapeuin. and take a
little just as soon as you one. There
will be no sour risings, no belching
of undigested food mixed with cold,
no stomach gas or heartburn. fullness.
or heavy feeling in the stomach, Nan.
or intestinal arlpinz. This will all
to. Ind. besides. there will be no sour
food left over in the stomach to poison
your breath with nan-sous odors.
Panels 'Diapepsin is a certain cure
for outoiorder'tttomaehs. because it.
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b
We censure the inconsistency of we
men when we are the victims; we find
it charming when we are the objects.
prevents fermentatinn and takes hold ”L Destroyers.
of your food and digests it just the _ ~'”
some II If your stomach wasn't there. min-mu: CALL m
Relief in live minutes from Iiistom
sch misery is at your drug store a E
waiting for y.ou ‘
These large 50-cent cases of Popes _
Dispen'sln cantata more than endlcient Boulevard)
to cure any case of Dyspepsia. indl «
Ration or any other Stomach trouble. ‘ A 3 1- N O R VI A L K
on m: and on «till: Oi
‘SII Fold Cooked to Order
Jdlllll. llilllllllll. l’lllll’.
dent. occurred. Hie car was going at
twenty or thirty miles an hour. The
other car did not signal and was run
sing with open Muffler. The case was
reported to the police station. and dur- i
log a north with the officers in hlaj
car. nothing was seen of the other‘3
car. He testified that he was on thol
lllill and their bundles scattered in the
1highwauy He was in it our. Charles H.
lDllWOl’lli of Norwalk titling with Mr.
tLinos told what assistance he and
tether: gave the two victims. The col
illtling automobile stopped about ten
feet from the site of the accident.
'rishi headlight was dark.
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H. L. Mocller of South \‘erwulit nu notion. invited by one of the sins to.
in the. morning. the cluutt‘teur of thetolectricinn who “as Mixing the car go with them to the dance. said hoe
Feowiclt Optical Co.
proper side of the street His cargo
wheels had chains. and the car could’
not skid ulthout his knowledge of tLi
The other l or struck his car with ai
Ictape and he had caught its uu'mber
Six were nith him in the car some of
uhmn would in a hotel.
Another otcupant of the cur. John
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til i rum"!
A Wflhfil Trsllor- Agrees to Catch
any anxiety about the “WW“? 0, the
Wilton murdereriat-isrge it they are
willing to incur the expense and go
‘ to the trouble of undies the wrist...
.witha‘l
has just written to Postmaster Ed-
mhnd ill. Crewe.
nicotien:
a cold. “Take only the genuine Foley"
The Celebrated $3.50
‘ Mcovenaoo IN nausea.
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Him if Supplied With Weapons.
The authorities In longer need have
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to the sender, of a letter who
This 11% the commu-;
Brooklyn, hi. if. Sept. 19.
Dear Sir: ——
I am reading so much of that Des-i
perado that is shooting up the place.
if you want me up there l‘wili get
the man, for your people if you send
the fare down to me. and supply m'
in Long island Woods?
Hoping i hear from you
. 1 remain a Friend
From I Westerner Trailer.
Buffalo Jim.
rouv's HONEY INo TAB cow,
POUND
still retains its high place as the bust!
household remedy for all coughs Ind’ '
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colds. either for children or grown
persons. i’revents serious results from
Honey and Tar Compound, and refuse '
substitutes. The Bridge‘Pharmacy and
W. T. Winners & Co. “t
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The
Seine-bladei
«Razor .
is inst I used plain Razor,
r I “anew," II you prefer.
Easily strapped, ksen.omooth-
shoving blades. Ask to on-
Imlns one.
STYLE A. $2
STYLE B. 53
“CHAS. E. new
80. “OI-WALK. CONN.
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with a rifle and Bullets, i will get the . I
man for you item sporting man's Guido;
‘who welcomed him back to Norwich
' his bowling alleys he did not unison”
When Your. .
nine Child
cries at night, tosses rest-
leseiy and matters in its
shop-illsonstlnawd iretfuiand
feverish, or has symptoms of
“My you feel worried and
V‘ your night's rest disturbed
1)! 111°“ little oue’s crying, or
d
I y. your own
, limit thosumb of mothers
reign“ It Jranch times been . m
remedy “mill kept
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usedby mother: for
tiers cleanse the"
3 Line Indthswul
In
to “It Inde
for. the child to take.
the” soothers in
every community are
adenine-I titanic-v ‘
dress
“w." mould
tissues III III
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tryytbeudpowde. {In In“
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t.. South Norw.aik
8W1NG:MAN BACK.
Frederick S. Ambler, of Nor-walk.
who has charge of his swings at Cans
Obie Lake. Salem. New Hampshire,-
every summer season. has closed they;
new and return-ed to Norwalk last end,-
ning. He was in time to cast his vfi
for the paving matter at the large 9W
meeting in the town hall and here he
greeted a great many of his friend!
again. Mr. Ambler's intentions slit!
last evening. , ‘
w- . ma
DAVID W. RATMOND ,
Funeral Director and Emblllnss‘
19 North Main Street. South Nomadic
Residence, 5 Washington Street.
Telephone It office, “6-2.
Telephone It house. OH.
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man too Mrs (‘rimmlus and Mrs. (ini-
lutin; the latter uou tl-,:l ’ Finals
7-1).
for mixed doubles, postponed from.
July 23: Mrs. tinietin and Mr. Trow~’
Holmes: the latter won, 6.3, till. This
completes the tennis program for the
season at the clubhouse. and the
Round Robin tournament for all play-
ers will be held on Sept. 30.
Non that the baseball season has
been closed and the firemen lune had
their carnival. the next big thing. real-
the Noxott Iot. en the 30th inst. Ev~
erybedy will» be tissue. The pia3ers
will he in «minute and following the
-l Kallln. the bull platen: of the regular
Politics and those holding political team and a number of their friends
jobs will stand just the way they are at? will journey to Shorehaven inn. Lous-
the present time, accordingto all indi- don islands. where. they will be re-
catious, however, there seems to be on gale-d with n shore, dinner. to he paid
ominous silence hovering over the pur- for out. of the proceeds of the game.
(y men, and no one cares to express The line-up of the line lleeus will
his opinion on the outcome. There may be charlie Mather, right: Rance, Pool-
be a surprise in store for one of the ey, renter; Andy Taylor. short; Ed,
lilltllt'lvl, but it looks mighty sunny for Bates. third; Doc. Fixit Hanson. soc-l
the republicans just new. old; Billy Anderson. lelt; Ernie
W isounsbury. first; Bill fialpin in the
it. has been noticed in the last two box. Dick Scanlon, (with the mask
time that carpenters employed by the on). catch; Captain Ed Bates. substi‘
railroad have been ut work on the etch tutcs, Steve Hoyt, Cyril Criminlna.
lions of Newton and liari‘lcn. cutting William Ziegler. Happy Weaver, myl
off part. of the roof that has slanted‘ gym“. Hiram Toylor. m, Fairehlid.
down owl" “"3 "Mk“. l‘mlN‘WS ”‘0 George Bohlichtlng. Charles Mills-
passengers from the rain as they on. plush. Chung Bennett, Charlie Web-
tered n trnlu. Strange as It may “Will; or. Charlie Adams, Charlie tltndmeyer.
this incident has given rise to the and a few other Clorliea. Robert .8.
question; "is the railroad coins l0 Partly. R. M. vamlth. Allen the Drug»
extend the electric system further up stint. p3 v. Qumran, a, Hinton. Steve
the line?" [Wood Art Raymond. Tedder's Father.
Fred Albrecht. Toastmaster Schleuter,
“’1 “Mimi“ M ”ii“ work the A" Johhne Oberlander, F‘runk Zebu. Geo.
Stars, of this place, are scheduled to Dance. (leerxe Krona. Johnnle Drum-
plny the Notwnlk team at Amusement nor. Bum iirumnlun. ilorry Jenni).
Path. The Ml Stars are composed of 000m mm.
the members oi' the Darion baseball 1W3 down Wood Be‘s. Hemp
chm which has disbanded for the. sea- Smith on the mount; Martin Schaun
son and who best the Not-walks on the new behind the but, and the others‘
lust ()iK'lllloll they invaded that place.‘ com,“ the resulsr Dorian B B.
They can be tolled upon to give a good club pom- umpires. George uah, Mll-
net coat of themselves, Saturday, and too 30110 Harold lorebonle. Tom
W'" ””0““? W“ mm "W“ 0' Welsh. All four to be on‘the held to
“""r friends with them gather and to the flood in the interest
M 6
The library which has been opened-0:83;” gaiclmxdorm Shingzh
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recently in the afternoons. and which i I
has grown to be a popular Iddition to rot: M “”1.“ t“ a“ D“
M... H. o. ww‘uu—l‘
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mansions can.
WON, lupin dd-v-“Dbont/l‘u safe.-
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situation under government control. "
This «him was resolved at the
CANNINGIWWW
The rain canning ”Iron is new on.‘ 4... ma pom... Mission my
We as mom! with!“ Mal and». from room. in a... disturbed
. district or Western China. The babie-
. k 00. gram was dated Sepia 19, and although
. was not; dished. claim of the so
have abundant was not by
their, flwflm II it was:
13* big. for Daricn. is the some of plus;
bnll between the Hun Beeps and the;
Would iio's, which will be played on}
which collided ulth the carriage. said was not familiar with the mound. Ind
!he did not quite make the turn out or 3‘“ he was him talking with the xirll
the track with h be nus straddling it he did not obscrieihu approach of the
:Ieemed to him that the horse balked iother car He. said he was no judge:
lHe had helped pick up the man audio! speed and did not know how fast,
,w.enntu He thought carriages usually" either car was going
followed the onrb. and he accoutttettl other witnesses for the state werei
‘ior being on the wrong side of the road ’ C. W. Martin. an artesian well dinner.
by his allowing room for any wagons and two witnesses who live in New
‘0 PMS. Canaan. leseph {‘ohh. of Stamford. ’
Thu- accretnry closed the hearing. who was dritlntt the other car said
i reservinr decision. Mr. Rogers coml'll' his car did not skid when the accident I
mooted Policeman Page on the ClearihAppened, The car did not recslvol
layout of his map to explain hon thc‘neuy dImees. lie had never had
nl‘rldl’ill happened. Iny neldenct before. He was arrested
Accident No 0, 2beiorc the secretary once fer glwctlillii. Representative Al-
yflkfl'dll‘; afternoon occurred on the bert Philips of Stamford appeared for
Wilson oiut road near South Nor- Mr. (:ohn.
walk. ~ilnrry Lynch of Bethel, I chauf— The mining closed with decision rc-
t'eur, the first witness testified that he served.
was operating; a car on August 29,
coming from a dance at [town Point
through Nerwulk to New Canaan. He.
melted Rotor: Point at 9:80 o‘clock.“
'sad it was on his return thot the Icel-
. alumnus
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The woman who ovum herself at
Sentinel Want Advertising in the set-
"about remains optimistic on the
rials W W
mania:
Open loony Ind Cowl-day Ivsnln'I
YPTOK
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EVEB EXAMINED FIE!
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
UMYID IANK BUM—DINO.
loath Norwslk
Daily Line to m.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave PIC
18. East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (II-
cent Sunday) It 3 p to. height
received It homalk up to d u
I. all Hermit I) b s: I
Wilts-moon Comm:
”this sum
lane Ins-II M
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HQEYT'S
Veribest Vaudeville at
Met Comedy Drama. Emphnlo Hlt Minn “mt”.
“THE 'Sept. 21 .22 .- 23
TURNING .
POINT”
0f Now-A Paar-hum
Music Hall
Monday
PRIOTON mesons
Coming from its Triumphant Run It
the Mom MM low M '
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A Good Company I! Accomplished '
”sum-Forrest m
iWc will refund money Iitsr as
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YOU TAKE NOOHANCE
when you buy I
Stewart-
Strive
$19 to $55;
a J. ANGEVlhilidtm
SON GO.
mus WASHINGTON GT.
Prices 25c, 50c.
75c. 51. 51.50
' ltd.
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 50c
Call It our store and enemies that:
for yourself.
W. F.Wigmore 8t Co.
DRUM!"
I North Main Ch. Bo. NorwIllt
Dees Your Roof Leak?
1?... Century Compound
.TOPI ALL LMKI
IS: A GALLON ”o A GALLON
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We guarantee the weather west- 6
our Compound tor than years. Write
tor «out». Correspondence Ioiio
Automobile Owners
ASK U8 ABOUT RATE.
J. M. Layton & Co."
tususaucs AND REAL scram
i Adams
3 MIN! Ave. om Nov-wars. no.
TWO MONTHS MORE OF 60”“
HOT WEATHER
Calcium Co. in.
pl Washington 0!. loath Not-wetl-
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Hotel Mahackemo
’0 ‘I' mm v"!-
IIIWDIAND QUINN! UP ‘I'O DAT.
was I! P” M? mo UN”
- tum“ snares 75c
'Bsaquetsaspeclalty
TIL» CALL ~~
CéinafioualBsnk
mom. memos
sustNIII m mm Imv .
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wrru nouns
mm
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stm:m:1'nmm
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room willow
no. mansv we?
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