.. ”a... It is not alone the- "convenience, or the freshness, or the crispness,~or the un- usual food-value, or the digestibility, or the cleanliness, or the. price, that has made Uneeda Biscuit the National Soda Cracker. ' It is the remarkable combination of all of these things. Sold by grocers in every city and t0wn T—Bought by people of all classes. Never sold in bulk —always 5 cents in the moisture- proof package which keeps them oven- fresh. ' NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY CONNECTICUT OVOTER MEN TO MEET. - If everyone, every- where, knew how good they are, everyone, every- where, would eat them—every day. Rm . “.l‘he Reliance, Social Club will meet with Mrs. Samuel Mead. North avenue. tomorrow at 3 p. in. ers. Warren E. Imith. of Rowayton. hats returned from a visit to New York city and New Rochelle. map—- iliobert Winus has the contract for filling in the triangle about the can- non and started work today. —-—s. “The regular meeting of Rowsyton Hose Company will be held this even- ing at the headquarters in Rowayiou avenue. ‘ William u. Farrell. of Belle island. has started on a two weeks“ business trip west. and will return here for the bstlauce omit.» fall season. Captain Victor W. Ferris hauled the auxiliary liiik lit. out of the water. yesterday, and will enjoy a respite from yachting until next spring. Dr. T. C. .ianeway. who occupied one of .lohn Sherman Hoyt's cottages at. Contentment island, returned to his winter home in New York today. (l. .l. Gear and “family. who spent the summer in a cottage of John Sher- man Hoyt at. Contentment island. left today for New York. to spend the win- tor. l.. l»- Storkton and family. who have been mending the summer in one of lioWiti (‘.. Roscoe‘s cottages at Hick- oty Bluff. harp returned to their win- tor home, in New York. Contractor James Lawton is busy putting his new barn together. and hopes to have it ready for occupancy in a few n'eits. it is located on his property in the Barton road. near West Side avenue. Lester and Harry Cakes, Sanford Wicks and Harry Taylor attended the performance at the Hippodrome in NFVW York. Saturday night. and the lat tut will remain for a wool. visiting friends in Brooklyn. William J. Kent and family. who have been occupying the summer resi- dcnrc. ‘tho former Tuthill homestead at Hickory lilufl‘. for sevral months. departed yesterday for the winter one Folks sits” together ideal. r certain that. it will rslisvs the" quilt on...» Mirror Detection of ‘ We have a o ‘ilq p nibble still air-- ”it". new»... larly adapted to ,l‘o‘dulfli dull 9‘! used beanie and psi-sons oi weak cica- or other bowel disorders We are so plaints and give absolute satisfaction in every particular that. we offer I it with our personal guarantee that it shall cost the user nothing if it fails to substantiate our claims. This rem- edy is called Rexsll orderiles. Resail Orerlies have a. soothing. healing. str'hngthenlng. tank and man latlvs action upon the bowels. They remove all irritation. dryness. soreness and weakness. They restore the bowels and associate organs to more vigorous and healthy activity: They are eaten like candy, may be taken“ any time without inmnvcnienoa.‘ do not cause any grilling. nausea. diarrhea. exces- site iooseness, flatulence or other disv- agreeable effect. Price 50c. 25c and 104‘. Sold only at our store~The Reit- all Store. The Clifford Quitiner d: Canty. Props. DARlEN AND . N OROTON .liililliiliFF Fiiiiiiii iiil‘ss .ili'idinins. . ‘ V” stltations who gutter yum constipation 4 Pharmpcyh tilt smith. Maritime, unfinished Reme- 'Qfly-Bi'lnpa Back iiiliiir to Gray leair anti Makes it Brow that it is hard to improve some of our Krnndmothers' old- time. tried rm 1 tiles. For instance, for keeping the hair dark. soft and glossy nothing enlists our grundniotners' “sage tea" Although. by the addition of sulphur and other ingredients. this old-lash toned brew has been made more ener- tlre as s scalp tonic and color restor- or. Nowadays. when our hair comes out making the "ten" ourselves we simply for a bottle of Wyeth' 3 Sage and Sul- phur Hair Romedy. lhnnlsts are authorized to sell it be refunded if it fails to do exactly as represented. public at fifty cents a bottle, and is . recommended. and sold by all drug- Stlilson-l’oweii 3 girls. Special agent. Corporation. no shut-.ouis llnniord Smith may feel righteous pride in being able to tialm Miss Mary Williams substituted in the positional Miss Chapin. Friday. in! t'cnter school The latter one contin- hoad The will of .lohn Rite). who diedin estate to his widow. (‘t-orxiana Riley. The estimated mine of the estate is 07.0 .luhn i" Hosting is executor oil the will. m The Ladies' Missions“ Sorleit of the (‘ongmxtlnuni (‘hurth hold its The routine business of the not lot} was dist uracil A t‘onfnrcnrc of the Board of the (‘onsreaaiiotutl missionary societies of F‘alrileld (‘omity will be held at the home in New York city. . V, ‘ I . hold it i] opening in the chapel of the Methodist. :~iiiphn opal (‘ hurrh 'l‘ he ; (tun silon, nhirh is a lire one with Row- ; nyloniiea just now, will be dismissed. A large number of periplo visited the short in this vicinity. yesterday. lilld Roma Point. the Norwalk Yacht , Club and the Knob Club were especial- ; ly favored. The day proved to be one En! the most delightiul of the season. l William bei- Ward and family left their summer residence at Hickory liliufl' today. and returned to New York iior the winter. Mr. Ward will malts trequont trips here. as he is to haw a '. number of improvements made to his ' homo. The new windmill on Commodore James A. Ferrell's Hickory Bluff on» iiale is “0|”an roinpletlon. The tank has been filled with water and is lulu tested out. Lliltlf' it will be painted and finished up. The stem» cottage at the entrance to the property is also timing rapidly constructed. The choir 0f the Rowsyion Baptist imumh rendered deiiuhtful music at both the morning and eveninl sot-virus yesterday. Many favorable comments were expressed by the members of tho congregation. The choir has had on. or two additions mostly. which has assisted in making the (ii-minim- lion one of the best in this section. a... ....—......—_......u .... | Broad River Mr. and Mrs. (loom W. Mills. of ihlew Canaan avenue. left this morning ion a three weeks' ploasura. trip. the greater portion at which will be s‘pent -.in New Jersey and New York. The Men's t‘lub. of Rowayion. willE [WMH‘ regular meeting Wednesday. mosquito . t‘onsmtitpidli (‘hurch. Wesipori. number it. A delegation of 1indiaa from the local society will up. loud. The superintendent of James P‘. Williams. is enumerating the are many children between the uses to! four and seven who do not attend: and also some under sixteen .- school, who attend high school. turn . Thursday evening. at School I87. Brooklyn, last Monday evening. Picturesque and Historic New England. The was attended by about 400 people. "am in liarlcu. of $1.600. transfers follow : poruiion Elisabeth P. King. Tokcneke. W the primary srhtml by the Winnie Miller, recently. a substitute. it was thought by the su ierintondcni that she was in Adirondacks. . Played 26 games; at the home of Mrs Alfred Morohouacu ‘- achools. ‘ children of iif'html sure in llsrion. ThereE Rev. Dr. H. 5‘ ltrown delivered a let-w Public ‘ lie spoke on3 the same topic he used in New York." lecture There were two sales of real came. lfllil week. with ‘ mortgages? For the first wok in ix'io; Roaton Manor Coh‘ to Tokruekc Cortuirailon. (‘ross road: Tutu-nuke t‘onmation to Miss Helen titan has been appoint- ed to till the vacancy made In one of; grades of the (‘entrnif resignation of Miss: Miss Blunt comes from Bridgeport. At the iimst the poahion was previously tilted by- the lost I: won it: for his team the foregoing record tor 1 the baseball season of toll. This rec- ord was attained only by hard and per- sistcnt lighting, and a training so: in as oil to her htrno all day with 3 cold int would require a manners (onstaiii the proposed addition to the garage on iattuntlon. Hanan-r Smith has quail .fied in all of these things and has produced on the diamond a set of llarleu. .iniy "i 19” “”99 all l" M” i’lfll’w‘ii “h“ l" "‘9” 3"“ work "m“ elevator will be required. in. the field and at the hat gained the top of their class in l-‘airilcld (‘ouutyf The onh team Whlth has come near lthe Darlen‘s (losing pertehtnge was ‘the \‘i' ratports. (in August ill. the ini- ter's percentage was Still llalien has at that time second on the turd Still. ‘“""”‘" "‘"“”““- “mm" ""“'""-! smu- ihcn.ihe latter won out»... games sanv‘ics aun obtain: new ears and the others hate lost tour bring- in: llanford Smiths bow to tht top. The last few games played in the lo~ especially, . r'si team. the last one. “who .H. .._.....- .. ”a...” w. i i i omens tutu. m0.“ until: i Ilia-n. mlmummlh-l um Sfll ll WiSl’S MW t _ r .. ._. gthe work he has ac(.ompih~t.hed How "“"W old fashioned remedies i Smith a men also realize what he has 7" being “a“ which 3°“ 1° 'Mw‘tdone for them. bringing them together lgressivencas, compelled the others to l t l or gets faded or gray. instead 0t going; to the garden or garnet for herbs and ‘ This preparation is offered to the. ' against their former rival the Norl walks. brought out the fine form of the home team. Tiler cleaned up their-i last game with a score of 11 l in their A North Carolina Man Sag favor. Probabli not more than twice; during Ihe entire season has Mr. Smltlii notbeen on the grounds when team clashed with another. to announce the game place. he might well be satisfied with Mal“ into a team, whit it although not being! recognised for some time by the larger lathe. by their playing ability and s3- istep aside while ther ran up to the NORWALK BUILDING NOTES. ; Contract for Factory Additl'on i The contract for the erection of “‘3 time 1 was so run down and don 1t wast tated that i could hardly drag are through severe sitkneas that he failed; My appetite was podr and i could not Now that the sleep nights. I had tried different IQ» season is over, and his tenth holds first called tonch ““1101“: beneflt. I m advised to try your cod liver and did, for it gave me a hearty appetite; I soon commenced to sleep soundly. and 1 tool strong. well and more stir tlve than I have for years. Every run.- down or debilitated person should Just give. Vinol s trial " K. Allsbrook. it will do for every weak. run-down or debilitated person in this vicinity. To 1 show. our faith we will fill'nlll'i tits medicine free itit does not do as we claim. cone in and get: a bottle on these terms. the proposed addition to the plant of! Norwalk. mu tuition PE i. a Remedy Greensboro. N C.»"For a l I on tonic. Vinol. and I am so glad I wast Vinol lid for Mr. Allsbrooir, Frank H. - Baxter, Drugglst. South the J. lb J. (‘ash Co. has been given, tto W. H. Smith. H. W. Mather willt go to the nearest drug store and ask do the carpenter work and Jones & . Passenger Train bitched in 6.0.1.“... Hotchklss of Norwalk the ptumbin§.i routing and metal work. The additioni twill be 36xl25 feet .a gravel roof. ichitects Poll & Corbett. New York. f Gibson Terrace House. H. W. Mather has the contract tot one “d “'0 driven between the rails presumably under guarantee that the moner will stories high or brick and steel withi by wreckeru The 0‘3“” are by Ar'iGorgia passenger train near here yes. 2““ “"9“- ierday. Engineer Samuel Ayers was 'kllled and Conductor inll Solomon. negro firemen. fatally .injured. No passengers were injured. .. 2|! _.____‘3 WRECKERS QT WORK. Engineer Killed. , BUCHANEN Ga? Oct 9—A Splits ditched a Central at. Litileton and :Jililld a new house on Gibson terrace} tfor Albert M Pohlnian Lyon & Key-l nor have the plumbing and H. l bier-t ison the electrical work. The plans show a frame house. artanred for one: family. provided with furnace heal. Addition to Garage Contracts will be awarded soon for \\ ater street for i-‘. .Lockwood. The‘ building is to be carried up an addl iional story. of concrete. A freight Fiotel Mahackemot J. a. consort. Mu. ' RATE. '2 PER DAY AND UPWARD SUNDAY DlNNERS 75c Banquets a Specialty! ’ TEL. CALL .3. z , F New York. New mi Haven & Hart- 2 ford FOR SALE SOUTH NORWALK. House, 7 rooms. improve- ments; lot 75:2001 near school and depot: trolley Price and pared street, 1. M. Layton 8: Co. Insurance A Real Estate Agents 6 Railroad ‘Avsu South Norwsiit RAILROAD i TIME TABLE 1, i gnu—awn. in Effect Oct. 1.1911. ._..——-. ’SOUTN NORWALK TO NEW YORK. * A. n...»ir;m. to». 5:"); u-ue .15.! “INK. 7 Mix. rut" ii. 8‘): 9l61. 9:37. influx. to: 45x. ll '. s'. ' P. M 1‘ Six. lut'u. lz'l7.\ tl'liiln 1Vinnh. Exp. was to Harlem Riv-.mi : Wit. ‘E137. 42' 'r‘in. 515-.|\ 6:.“ 6111. .1le i' i '52s. it .IOOa. iii: if). . Sundays. I . A. in 12:4“ hiliix. 5“l‘\', a . N- .... i , i‘. iii 12:6i.\ ‘ix. :‘tlilx. ii it. 31:50: .i -'.' Jim. :l‘J. T :t'ilx. a. ’lx. it .itl' l'I Jii . l NEW YORK TO SOUTH NOBWNLK. l her. tutu, there were tour sales of1 ; , l A ,_ -\ \i tttx. 5;.10 8.45 Run. s-m property, and mortgages of ”I... The: _. MW e - —~——-—-——— .. H“... a .5... m. 0” 10:03 1,. 0.... n m, 7' II I! tilts. 1: iii l: 60:. 2 film ” ocuusrs sun onrl’iaus When yon‘ Cams to Us for Glasses you are sure of a skillful, scien- tific examination and an honest opinion. We give you the her- rioes of a skilled Dentist—— i graduate Physician-«to examine your eyes without charge. I? Atlantis mil. law-taro. «as. Open Saturday Evenings . 21M lisdilx. 3'. 66x.t 29. 6 32a. it. has. 5:15. 5;26x.l til: olx it: till. ii: (Nix. it Ms. 9: 30. ll: 00x. ll: ‘0, 1‘; Mix. Sundays. A. hi. ~6:0u, Hits. artist. liltiil'x. lith. l'. M. ”NH. 6:02;. 5:04. tiziilx. 7:2“. Mada. intuit. lililiia. 12:003.. south NOnWALK TO new ’ HAVEN. val211'1x.ii7a l:67x.G an”, 1033!. ll: "I. II ‘7 I‘M-l". 0'1. 1:10 Will: 'i. SIX. ‘12“. . Gills. 617. 7 lilx. illitlit. milk. ll . To Bridgeport. Hatitrdnya only-«3:06 pm. Inn ndsys. I.=‘~—ll. 72x. ‘1: tilt. 167x. 7. 13.912. iii; 1 I it" 08:. 6: ills. 6:“. 71m. sziax. 10:07: :00. 7 :23, an... Hunting Gulls. millimm Supplies sic. MN'UIV TO WUTH NOflWALK An idle Summer Has not improved the condition of your carnauc. HOME suaus. | Children Escapslin County Attitu— Loss May Isaiah m WiiltllillJNG. W. VI" Oct. Err-Tile Catholic Home of the Good Shepherd. at militiamen. near this city. was en- tirely destroyed by fire early yester- day. (inn of the 850 girl inmates of the homo awoke and detected the odor of smoke. Bite aroused one of the forty alumni in charge or the home and with the greatestof asisrity the child- rcn were led mm the burning Militi- iiuz to a nearby hillside. One was in .ltirod. but many mm in reality sttirs. The are originated i ‘ its chops! and spread with w “them: will he . ' i Conn. A special meeting of tho Connectl- . cut Oyster Association has been call- an by President Henry 0. Rows for 2 p. in. October 10. in Bridgeport. important matters are to be oonsldorod. Members of the New Jersey State Board or Health spent two days this week at Port Morris, Blvalve, and over the oyster beds of Maurice Riv- er (luvs. The salutary conditions were found to he oaoaiient. At the regular meeting of the board next Tuesday. the New Jersey oyster will be com- ms. When wnmsu’s toms tires sits silk with her eyes. ' ink Borden. irALL mvaa moo wows susv. FALL RIVER. Mass" Oct. 9.-AM a shutdown of nine weeks caused by s curtailment policy 6 000 employees of the Fall River iron Works' seven mills resumed work today. The works are controlled by M. O. l). Burden. of New York the lsrssst manurscturer or print cloths in the world. Officials of the company state that the plant wii run continually until further notice. inellfl’hMlofl at work is expected to in- ‘onsm the amount of active mhinsrr works. which are also controlled it! Ions mil- at the American Printing company's ' HM!“ ”PmEEh www.crslnm Immwaramumssasts The Reed & Volt x no only mm mm laminar. sitar .ia; osrssm Electrical Co. Furnace Let us look it over. clean it thorousbiy. replace broken or missing parts. and put it in par- fsnt order haters COLD WIA‘THIR cums Horace ll. Nash announcers 4 M 6:00. 7.“. 6:00. ii. 13. it): 0.]. ll :60. l‘. M- ax. Built: iiztin “Mays A. hl.~7:hii. ”:65. l‘. M.-«tl:iili. 7139!. ”UTAH NORWALK T0 DANCUBV. A. «nmiilo idslly except Ilondaysl. 611.7. "327. Nit" I‘ “.1126 Jill“. 6:21x.ii:"0. 7zl8. Sundays. A. stunts. hum. r. ll.--—2:ib. nu. le YORK 'ro IOITON. Mapping at New Haven, New London and Providence. Leave south Nomalk. a. . mutton. mo. tum. azl'ix, 6:141 a business asset"! A. bin-18:12:. lil'lx. 6:09. ilzldit. 10:13:. Lovers “The Piace’.’ _——-— Tile Purchase of a RALSTON SHOW Reflects Good emitted" Judgment YOU TAKE NO CHANCE when you buy a Stewart Stove «a We will refund money after an dsys’ use, if not satisfied. Prices from $19 to $55 A. J. ANGEVINE .85; SON u . ~ “0-186 WAININGTON IT. Feawick Optical; svss sxaumso rm sun utassss auaaati‘l‘ Dosh My and m UNITID CARR ML hflsrwsik .HW DAVID W.“ t
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