Alcohol
about usi .
" or doctor fr 1
Joseph Provost. the city clerk of
Stamford who is well known in this
plane, has been confined to his home
in Stamford by illness.
Blackbirds and starlings are said to
he destroying crops and fruit all along
«the short. The birds are rapidly xutlr
cring in readiness for their departure
about the. middle of the month. and
the people along shore will hardly be
sorry for them to leave. These birds
dléi cine more numerous every season.
Mis Willis Mills of Crockett
street, is suffering from a bad strain
of the ligaments in her right arm. Mrs.
Mills attended the Danbury fair. and
also did some shwping. While entclr
tan a store she slipped and fell. caus-
ing the painful injury.
Superintendent Caffrey
yesterday that commencing Mondav.‘
October 9. the i i‘ll which lcaves Roton
Point at 7 o‘clock each morning and
goes to Darien to meet a train at that
station will be discontinued. There
Not a drop of it in Ayer’s Sarssparilla.
No yeralcohol habit.
yer'sSarsaparilla is a tonic. a regu-
tonic. It tones up, restoresdiealthy activity. Consult
l
announced
No stimulation.
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AND
Noaorou
Mrs. Sarah lesson has rented her
house on King‘s Highway to Thomas
Moran of Noroton Heights.
Chief L. F. Stoorla was a visitor at
the l‘innbury Fair. yesterday. and re-
ports that he had I good time.
Frederick H. Smith is enjoying a
week‘s well earned vacation from his
duties at Allen‘s drug store. in Main
street.
I
oil's. Henry Delahsnty and her
daughter. Lucille. of Noroion licights.
are attending two weeks with friends.
in New Canaan.
W
Work on the erection of the new
bank building, in Railroad avcnuc is
progressing finely. the foundation is
being reared and it will .not be ionlt
now befotc the walls will follow.
have been only a few passengers some.
pleasing one. This entertainment
planned for the members of the club
for Saturday is the first of the kind
this season. it is a formal opening
of the winter festMties at the club.
and which is the forerunner of sev-
‘Vsral other social affairs which are be-
ing planned by the management and
.‘inembcrs.
The juvenile ii‘ootbail ion-ins are
practicing hard these daysvin prepara-
tion for the season which will soon be
at its height. The Center school boys
have banded viosoiher and have some
team which they predict will make it-
nif- felt before Thanksgiving time
shall have arrived. Troup 2 of the
Darieu Boyu' Scouts has also organized
.a team. captained by Carl i’unselt.
which is. looked upon as a winner.
Their first. game is scheduled for Co»
lumbns Day. October 12th, when they
will tackle the Stamford Y., M. C. A.
junior team in Stamford. The team sv-
arages 121 pounds.
“——
Bitten by a supposedly rabid dos.
Thursday afternoon. while he was
playing near his horse on the out-
skirts of liarien. near the Post Road.
ulno-yeanoid .lack (kiss is lying in
his home. awaiting devol0pmsnt of the
wound. in. Saxon. who attended the
boy. shortly after he had been bittsn.
ssscria that there were no traces of
the dreaded poison which would have
accompanied a rabid bite. The boy
Diapepsin Slop articulation
and Ends Wadi lilies; iii Dys-
pepsin in Firs Willi" .. :
Why not get some liOW-f-‘llllri min
taunt. and forever rid yourself of
Stomach trouble and indigestion? A
dicted stomach gets my. blues and
grumbies. Giro it a mod out. then
tsks Papa‘s Dispspsin to start the di-
fisstivs juice. working. miter. will be
no dyspepsia or belching of Gas or
eructstlons of undiluted food: no
feeling like a lump of load lath stom-
ach or heartburn. sick headache and
Dissinens. and your food will not for-
meat and poison your : breath with
nauseous odors.
Pope's Dlauepsin costsydlily 50 cents
for a large case at any drug store
here. and will relieve the most ob-
stinate case of indigestion and Upset
Stomach in the minutes.
There is nothing else better to tskcl
Gas from Stomach and cleanse the
stomach and intestines. and. Maiden}
one ethnic dose will digest. and prepare;
for assimilation into the blood all your;
food the sam- as a sotind. healthy;
was playing outside his home about 6
p. 111.. when a strange black dog up-
his throat. Many who were in the
saw the dog. declare it had rabies, but
that is not known for a iorlainty
neared and sprang several times at'
(tiniuhborhood at the iimc.‘ and who:
stomach would do it.
When Illapepnln works. your stem.
acb mis~xots itself in order. cleans
upwsnd then you feel fills eating when
you come to the table. and what you
:out will do you good.
i Absolute relief from all Btomsrh'
Misery is waiting for you as soon air
1. 3 Mimi}; om
who Will Only Qtrsngthsn
git booth
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”1me ch (Mum “lurin- the face of
such evidence? Read here the en-
abnormal or s representatite citizen
of South Norwdk:
Charles Bobcat. 89 Franklin street.
South Nprwslk. Conn. says: “i suf-
fered from kidney complaint for years.
Pains starred in my Homesteading
into my shoulders and head and if i
stooped and straightened quickly.
sharp twlnass’ darted throush my
back. almost taking my breath away.
The kidney secretions bothered me
and l was coined to arise frequently
at night. fleeing Doss'slfldney Pills
advertised. 1 obtained a supply at
Pisisieil‘s Drug Store and i had used
them only a few days before my pains
and other difficulties disappeared.
Dean‘s Kidney Pills cured trouble that
was becoming serious and consequent-
ly i am willing to testify in their
praise." (Statement given April 24.
lililtiJ -
Revlndommsnt.
er. Bohock was interviewed on
June" .2. 1911 and he said:
“All that i said about Dean’ti Kid~
nay Pills when I publicly recommend-
ed them some years ago still holds
good. i know that they are the best
lkiduay medicine to ho had and i de-
pend upon them to keep my kidneys in
good working order."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Poster-Millicrn Co. Hiiffsio.
New York. sols agents for the United
States.
Remember tint.I namewilosn's and
mornings and on others none at all
and for this reason the company will
discontinue to run this extra tar.
A RUNAWAY IT STATION
DOES MINE
(("onlinucd from First Page.) _
horsc from the farm to inc eastbound
railroad station tor the purpose of
meeting M r. Putnam. who arrived here
on the 6:15 train. After Mr. Putnam
had ciiiercd the carriage young Smiihl Th0 “"an l" the tennis meet Wllich!
starlcii to drive down the incline to
Monrot- slrcci. Just as ho did So the
inn-bury train. lino to leave at 8:20
unlit-d out ovcr the Monroe street
bridge The horsc instantly darted
down the hill. and had not a trolley i'lll
just come to a stop in front of the
'i‘uflioWsNaaW Smith would
probably have bcen able to control the
animal and make the turn at the foot
of Hip hill.
As it was llii‘ liorsc dashed up on
tho i‘cndcr of the trolley car. drau-
ging the wagon tiflci‘ him. As the re-
llicic strut-i. lhc curb in front of the
former AW'll fur factory the horse was
thrown down and the
to mod.
Both mcu 0'ch thrown out. and
landed heavily on the earth bchi-cn
the sldcwaik and the street. Younlz
Smith pluckily clung to the reins and
m: soon as he could arise from the
ground jumped on the head 01‘ the
horse, holding the animal down and
preventing him from running furthci.
A number of people were in the vi-
cinity and piomplly went to the res-
cue. A Sentinel toporicl was the first
one to reach Mr. l’ulnuin and assislcii
him to his Lfcct. ”in face was badly
lai-crstcd where he had landed in the
earth. his right shoulder caused bin
considerable pain ultd his legs were
bruised. llc illil not desire any medi-
cal aid. but nwanwhilo Frank .1. Brad-
bury. the Ncw York ll‘lt‘llfillllilm'.‘ ran
in o the rcsidenco of John W. Scullel’.
and a telephone monastic. was soul to
in, ii, ii. West. -The latter arrived on
llil‘ arcin- promptly and persuaded Mr.
Putnam to no to the Central Hotel.
where his cuts were washed out and
his face. plastercii wherever necessary.
It was found that thc shoulder was.
scicroly sprained.
Smith. who was highly excited. de-
clurcil ”till. he had not been injured.
and continued to keep hold of
lunar. lie requested that ii telephone
int-nautic- be sent to his father at. the,
Maple Grove Farm. asking him to send
the automobile down for the men, and
this was done. Later he complained
that his loss pained him considerably.
(mists who were on the scene and
who gave assistance to the men and
thc horse were William W. Stone. the
railway mail service clerk: former
‘ilcpnty Sheriff Jolt. W. Bentley; 'l‘llo-
Inna llurns. of Spring street: Clarence
ilcrmsnotii, Conductor John Hannlsan
null Molormsn William Jones. ~ ‘
’i‘hc imiiugc was badly wrecked ll:
tmucd completely over. the ssltdtld
am» of thc forward wheels bolus brok-
on. and other parts dams-sod. it was
later with the horse. removed to the
l‘n-m.
WHITE ULAVI VICTIM IURNIO.
HARTFORD. Oct. “lawman (loop-
or an Important witness in no rs-
icni White Stays oIss. Wits lll'ODtllll’
fatally burned this momma: at 108
Commerce street. inmates Of the
house report that the accident was
due to a lighted ei' moron it as
ii to it V
Mrs. Wilbur Gainer. wife of the as-
l-‘uillnn to obtain a hold on the boy' 3 Hon df‘l‘ldo to take a little Ditncpriu. l take no mm.
zone or uswspnpsn men's!
GHATUITY.
Wo'illd Hsvs Stats Officials Adjudnsd
In Cantsmpt of Court.
HARTFORD, Oct. lift-A petition was
presented to Judge Gardiner Greens.
in the superior court this afternoon by
counsel for Clarence Deming, Henry
W. Fathom. Rutherford 'l‘rgwbridge. of
New Haven; Horace 1). Tail. of Water-
lown, and [Wing H. Chase, of Water-
bury, to have State Comptroller The-
man I). Bradstreet and State Treasur-
er Costello Lippm of d to show cause
why they should not be adjudged in
contempt of court. by tension of pay-
ment to Charles W. Pickett, Joseph
Mullin. .i. Olin Hone. Louis E. Thay‘er,
James l.. McGovern. Sidney W. Chal-
lenger. Frederick P. latimer. Harry .1. .
Conway. Charles C. Spreyor. F. Ed-
ward Elliott and Paul Barnett. newspa-
permen. of 8300 each for special Her
viies. contrary to an injunction issued
by Judge Williams on June 20.
The petitioners pray that Mr. Brad-
street and Mr. Lippiii he adjudged
of a contempt of court. and that they
be punished therefor, and also ask for1
other and further relief to which the
plaintiffs may be entitled.
in the document relating to State
Treasurer Lippltt, it is set forth that
the treasurer required of the said
newspapermen "no other further
proof that any one of them had in
fact performed or rendered any ser‘
\ice to the senate to any of its oiil
core. or to the stutc.‘
in another paragraph the petitionl
says that the state treasurer should:
have informed himself of the nature of;
the injunction yet so far as the plain
itlifa know he made no inquiry.
.‘,made the payments immediately andl ' '
but ' ‘
sistani postmaster of Newton ilcishts
went to the Dmibury fair yesterday.i
C. it. Benton and wife of Norman
Heights also attended the fair yesterL
day
in its iccth and hit an ugly w;onnd
in the box 3 arm immediately after
this the animal iiiunplmurcd as quick»?
iy as it had come in sight. Those
thrust the animal caught his srist 'l‘e:ll your driisgisi that you wantl wwithout notice to the plaintiffs.
Panes llispcpsiit. because you want to. OLD CLOCK MAKER also.“ The 90“” ordered "‘31 the 007m”;
‘boeomc thoroughly cured this ”mg i ANSO‘N‘IA. p --.\lhert Pheiszm‘ller snil.tressurer be summoned;
Remember. if \our stomach feelsi s woilknown cl Ackmuker and one of ““0 "0“" ‘0 Kl“? IUWWi'r on Friday.‘
out of order and uniomfortablo now.‘; the oldest Masons in the State died October 30 1
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carriage orcr-l
tho
i sanitation Ms. s lists 0:. mm
The account of (‘llsrlcs W. Mom-
house llclcn ll. Morehonse and Henry
'll. Morcbousc executors of the will.
of the lath Ann A Morsbcuae. has
been presented in the prohalc court.!
It discloses a balance of til. $18.65 on
hand.
begun Sept. 15, wcre played off at
Woe Burn and were won by Mrs.
hullatin and A. Trowbridgc from Mrs.
chman and hit l’cnieiosl by the
HCl‘fl 7'.’ ... 75. This match is the last
to he played this season at Woo liiurn.
7r ‘.‘-Mini nits-both»? Weir. ache Holly-
wood Court, Stamford gave a .iincn
shower in honor of Miss lsnbcl irwin
lot Noroton. Thursday afternoon.
Miss lrwin is to he married “cilant-
iluy. to Richard Stanton of Noroton
A lurin- number of liei friends on-
joycd a very pleasant limo.
The ilcr. Gco. lleuion Smith will
preach at both services in thc Moth
odlst chifi‘ch on Sunday. Sunday
school at noon. Young l'coplc's nor
vice at 6:45 p. in. Ironing worship
at 7:80 p. to. Special music by the
choir. Sermon by the pastor. Suh-
jcct: "What to ()mii." Everybody
Welcome. All seats free.
'l‘bo baseball team of
Heights will be sorry to bear the newa
or Jack Lynch leaving them, to so
with his family to New York. 'I‘hcir
summer home on the Heights will
becloscd. and probably sold. duck
has been a popular asset of the base‘ 0- MN“. Chauncey i) Tyler. r‘redcr i
ball nine this season. and has often
won the game for his comrades by his
(lover playing
Mary Angelo Boys of Noroton. went
shopping in Woolwortb's five and- tom.
cent store Stamford. yesterday after-
noon.
articles into a coat she carried over
her arm. The cost was searched by
employees of the concern. and articles
valued at 91.95 were‘found in it. The
woman was trusted by Detective
Sergeant lit-flamed.
'l‘wo events are to take place at
Wee Burn tomorrow afternoon and
evening. The Brooklswn (loll Club
players will meet the Wee Ibirn- piny-
srs in n fill-bola match in tho after—
noon. li‘ollcwlnx the lame. luncheon
in. to be served at the club-house.
About. eighty attests are expected to
be present. in the evening. a sun.
per which is to be given by Mrs. Gal-
lsttn. Mrs. Grimmina. and several oth-
ers from Coilsndsr's Point. will be the
main feature. Sixty guests will be
present at this gathering. There will
be dancing after the supper. and the
'cvening's Wm promises to be a
Huang
Supplies
Guns, Amman. Traps. etc.
We Swaddle.
Norolon '1
[who saw the do: bite the boy bur
i rind to the office of Dr Notion. who can
pulsed the wound and took the boy
.io his home A search was made for
the animal lull it was unsiuocssfui
The. hunting season has method it!
izeniib, the air hating rcaihcd the re
united temperature. which makcu
fields a pleasure Yesterday ultcrnooim
about ctery fifth person lbllllif’il ullh'
a sun under his arm. ciibcr aoina or
insulin: i'p lo the mascot it me there
i have been no prosecutions fol infriniti
intent of the law the human lll\lll’(
ihccn pretty ucli educated to the fact
ltbal they must how a license before
the, inn hum and lime fumillatizcd’.
themselves with the game law so as
'5 to be able to conduit ibemschcs ac illihsll‘) liftcruom “l‘. l
cardinal). i‘ p to )t‘hll'lllli) afternoon.
those who had taken out liccnsca were
'as followts Alexander Mulll. Howard
i.Wiimott ilsrry South-bring. George
)Sillllfllllllfl. (‘barles R. i’ctly. Albert
‘ lil. linshcs. .ir.. M. M. Wood. iicnry ll.
Weed Arnold M. Rachel.
M. Smith Walter Sharer.
Wood. Charles G. Adcooii. Frank 8am»
min. Samuel ilcr‘oreal. Edward S.
:(lhnndlor. William A. James. llarold
inillncy, Clifford N. Barnes. lads
:llcan. .lohn Mcilulre. '1‘. .l. Portal-s.
;li‘udcrli-k N. 'i‘ookur. (loci-ac Dance.
iWillism 1". llorrmann. h‘ri‘dork‘k
lli'rl‘llllillll. (leoruo P. Smith.
(lolbs. l’sannni llc Camp. Ruffo Fee.
to. Martin i-lbaunhncssy. James 0. Ray.
monii. ileorxo ll. Raymond. Durinio
lltauco i-‘rcdiuick Schrailcr. Jr. t‘lur
care 1“ Benton. ...luincsl Mciluane A.
l‘ck t Stevens. Cornelius Shciidsn.
Pcicr Johnson. Joan Nouiict. Joint Clif
iford lluiliustcn
lTsks Your Common Colds Osrlcusly
i (‘ominon colds severe and frequent.
nus-
. lay the foundation of chronic diseased
She was man ”up...“ small conditions of the nose and ...throat and:
psnu
‘may develop into bronchitis.
'monia, and consumption. For all
grown persons. tats Foley's Honey
and Tar . Compound promptly.—~’l‘be
llrldas Pharmacy. W. 1". Winners &
(to. so
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oAasusv sac“.
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lsoitlsl Finish» Mark Closing Day's
events.
I murmur. Oct. 7.'——nxcmns finish
as marked the closing day of harness
racing at the Danbury Fair grounds
track yesterday. During the third best
oi the 2:20 trot. when Banner Wilkes.
entered by ii, l9. Fletcher.le Hassl-
wood, owned and Grins by (l. R. iius~
soil. of Lake (looms. N. l'.. were com-
ing down the bakstrstch neck and
neck. Russell struck the Fletcher
horse with his whip. llssclwood came
in first. but because of the incident
the judges set the horse back to ninth
place and gave the race to Banner
Wilkes.
Russell claimed that ho was trying
to strike his own horse” at the time
and the hittinl of Banner Wilkes was
a mistake. Despite his explanation.
the judge! ruled him off the track
and another driver took his pines. Ha»
selwood had silently ialtsn the first
and second beats, and a win in the
third would have meant the race. The
Earl won tin! 2: fill pace and anti. R
Wilkes the a: 17 trot.
l'.
n -
brisk tl‘ailtp through ihc woods illlil‘
Frederick '
list-old .
i'liarlus .
coughs and colds in children and in.
you ran unruly sci relief in live min-i at his home here yesterday. used 72:
Marlboro.“
tiles. '
i ...--. ...._ n
.noss in Bristol. later joined the An .-.,
.. souls Clock (‘Ompuny force
1
i .
i
l
l l
lohn Seii-‘If Icl‘i for
mam 'lucsiln)
A St. Joan spent
«lay in New York city
a i"ip lo (icr
M rs, ll \Vi‘dlll’l'.
id. l' .lunc‘s‘ncvr bow-
ill or is shot. it: c iii) l bird.
w
ill llllrotii
. The immune \hl Smlf‘li met Wcilv.
Mrs. Richter.
'l‘bn Ladics‘ Aid Society
“dill: at tho suppcr hold las‘
r fillC-‘il"
n wk. .
.. i
‘.Tlllill‘ Srncuii-r mmcd info the.
1m .Vli‘h'is bonito on tho corner last neck.
James Zolcl, of New York apcntr
tho weekend audio home of Clinical
limbo.
Alfred Iindimru ll.“ left for modit
(at treatment at Willlnalorl. for th‘
I winter.‘
i
Henry i‘srdrssux. of New York..
s-cni Sunday at the home of his son’
Claude.
.-
i Mrs. John llnrst has rclurned to
her home. after spending a week in.
E New York. ‘
Miss Clara ilomngusrd. of New
York. spent Sunday at the home of!
llitlr father.
l .lohn Johnson left Tuesday for the
.Mothodist Protestant (‘onfsrenco at
.Piitstoh. Pa.
Mrs. E. lliii. who was
operated on for appendicitis.
at her home.
i
recently
is back i
l Charles Roche and his sons. Claudia}
Dan and Charles. visited the llanbur)’;
rain Tuesday.
No service was held in tho Metho-
kdint Protestant Church Sunday even-
ing because of the storm.
Philip Hurst. of New York. spent
Sunday at the home of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John llurai.
w
Friends in Silvsrmins have been
rocslvinl poslsls from Frank Aiken.
who left last week for the storrs‘
Agricultural College. ' i
ARM‘V OFFiOIRI DITAILIO FOR
0. ’"~ 00
The following named 0910er of the
United Diaries army having been do
tailed by the War Department as in-
Iilwtor-instruotors for the Connecticut
National Guard. their assignment as
inspector-instructors in charge of all
instruction of tho branchss of the ser-
vico sst after their respective names
is announced:
Capt. Francis C. Marshall. Cavalry,
of tits cavalry.
i
buy corps. of the Coast Artillery corps.
out. John w. alibi-silt. Jr. to
Field Artliloryrlihhs (hid WW .y
‘thoiomcw. be organised the
land Bartholomew
Capt. Brains!!! Taylor. Gout Ariil.
years. He was born in
this state and learning the ( ioiii haul-
lle Isa
.s superintendent pf the company un
til the concern removed to Brooklyn.
N Y., when logclbci uitb A. ll Bar
Phelps
Compani-
conicrn manufactured clot kn for O\ cr_
Neill) years lli‘lllx absorbed a few'
ycnra also by :ltc Ansonia
i‘ommuy,
a son and s dsnahicr.
sealed with -
‘ ‘3 'm'd. i.
has in
"Islet-MM rs divas
Sillllllil‘lii
h W - 0
SOUTH NORWALK.
House, 7 rooms, improve-
inept-i: lot 75:300; near
scllool and depot: trolley
and paved street. Price
J. M-Layiouz Co.
insuram t Rut Estate Agents
ll Railroad Avs.. South Nomik
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The ‘
Notch) .
hir. Phelps is survived by '
.THAMER
OCULIITO AND OPTIOIANO
When you Corns is Us for Classes
you are sure of s sittiifnl. scism
title examination and an honest
opinion. We give you the ser-
vices of a skilled Ocuilst—
zrsduato physicist—«to examine
your eyes without char...
I7 Atlantis Square. Otamforl. cons.
“M i
Only his employer over appreciatesi
the worth of a successful bill collector.
1
Hotel Mahackeino:
.l. R. CONNOR. My. '
:BERVICE AND CUlBiN! UP TO DAT!
IRATE! .2 PER DAY AND UPWARDS
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c g
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 988
’New York. New
Haven & Hart- i
ford '
‘ RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
M
In Effect Oct. 1.1911.
...—sup- 1
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK l
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.7:2ila. 7:1ilx. tulfx. this it liix. il:‘ ..l
10:20y 10:45); ll:‘.il:i\. .
. l’ M. l'154x. i; "It. 1.37): ll‘liilu A“
Wagib [’.qu nor» in Harlem ilivcri. .‘ M.
8:2 ‘81; ..ll\'. 5:' :5 '15!i\. ii: iii. 6 cl. nix.
. i
~ Sundays.
“.1“. ii; 09x 5 l‘\. Ru:
‘ ‘l . L" 15“. 51':
. ii ..liix
i
‘.‘ ..li‘x 10:46 , l
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i
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK. '
i A M 4 an 5:.40 a it. 8.0M. aim.
1111'3 55X. to: lint. 1002:. 10:06. monk. 11:03.
N.- 12“ 03x. l:.'lil 1 Mix. 2: 001.367,.
30.x. 1563i. 92941531. bill-'Ix,5:5l.51.
.122 our
, Sundays.
himfimu. 8125):. Szitilx. ‘liMl‘Jx. 11:00;
A.
' saw-12.04. may. rm. mm. mm;
1‘.
(8:30» your. limits. lrzuox.
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*1 court-i NORWALK TO new i
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l
i Havsw.
' A \.—i 212x. 1:1.x t-mx. 0:00. 7:,23
I:0 tax. 10:. 1 11!. ll -:.4
l’. l'.‘:il'.'x. kill. 1 .lln. 3. Elk. 6:99.l
is: on. i. itx ii: 47. 7:10x. ii: 09:.
9:10x. ‘
'l‘o llrhlucport. Saturdays only-4:05 p.m.
Mud-yo.
Alia-12.12:. l-‘llu. itlfx. ms. 9:42.
ill) 1th ll. lib
. l til 208x. suck. 02in. 7:102. smax.
Opsn Saturday Evenings
AW
...—s. MW
W
An idle Summer
Has not improved the condition
of your
[ihmace
Let us look it over, clean it
thoronsiily. unison broken or
missing parts. and put it in per
foot order before
COLD WIATHIR cams
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and Providence.
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jRgLSTONs are
Sill lllllli HAIR;
Sliii lii Wli. ill ll
Dandruff. Itching Scalp and Falls
inn Hair Quickly Stopped
'l‘hcre is one place where baldhead-
cd men shine. and that is in the front
row seats of the theatre. if these
bald-headed maple had used Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy in
thcir earlier days they would not be
so conspicuous now. This preparation
does not plant new pair. but it does
strengthen weak, dying hair. and no;
oniv brightens dull. parched hair. but -
Kradualiy restores the color to faded
or gray hair. it is a clean. wlmicsome
hair dressing. which can be used daily
with perfect safety.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is sold
under guarantee 'thnt the money will
be refunded if it fails to do exactly as
represented. '
This prciniroilon is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
gists. Special agent. Stiiison-Powoll
Corporation.
Some women are miserable because
people talk about them, and some oth‘
srs are miserable because they don't.
a business asset
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
...—....
The Purchase of s
RALSTON
SHOE
Reflects Good Business
Judgment
$4
TWO STORES
Norwslk South Norwslk
YOU TAKE NO CHANCE
when you buy a
Stewart
Stove
It will refund mono site 0
0n. 0 03. s: 003:. it: 02x, 9- 30 11:0iix._'ll-.ml iwe y 3
days‘ use. if not sstisfi
Prices from
$19 to $55
A. l ANGEVINE ’&
j SON 00.
194-199 WAIHINOTON IT.
Fenwick Optical (30.
Ives sxsumso asst
mo cunts consultant
Open Monday and Intel-say evasion.
uNirao IANK epitome.
loath Hamill , _
Norwalk Chronicler