Soda crackers are
more nutritive than
:- any other flour fOOd.
Uneeda Biscuit are
the perfectsOda
crackers. Therefore,
Uneeda Biscuit.
Five cents spent for
a package of Uneeda
Biscuit is an invest-
ment——-an invest-
ment in nourish-
ment, in health, in
good eating.
Though the cost
is but five cents,
Uneeda Biscuit are
too good, too nour-
‘tric lights installed in his residence.
.Mr. and Mrs. John (leer. who have
been summorlnl lit Tokeileits. return- ‘
ed ysstnrdsy to New York.
Edward 'l‘uitle. ioromsn (or livery-
‘mun Edward J. [Aldriliilm hint hltd aloe
W
Residents of 'Tokonolte are looking
forward with much interest to the his.'
hunt plphnoti for noxtiilsturdliy. under
the auspices of it. Percy ChittendonJ is
well-known summer solournnr here.
Following the hunt there will he s big
some dinner at. the residence on Mr.
(.‘hittondon. followed by it dunes. A
largo number of invitations have been
issued for the event.
—.—-.
ilr. Charles ll. Roster, of Now Cil-
nusn. hits had it new stern built on his
sloop yacht lleilanoo at her win
tor berth in Rowsyton. it was found
that some of til. dusk timbers and
other wood under the stern hud dry
rot and tho d0t'i0i‘ hild the entire
stern rebuilt. In order iilut his cum
might be nil ready when spring 'open-
ed. John Ayers, of East Norwnik.
did the carpentonlng. under the direc-
tion of tiapt. Melville M. Young. of
South Norwslk.
’i‘hs sacrament of Holy llsptism was
administered at the morninlt service.
last Sunday. Ill St. Paul's Church. Riv’
orsido, to Kuthnrlno. infant duuvxhter;
of Mr. and Mrs. i‘isront‘o A. iioylston.;
‘of Hartford. :lud nrituddnlilzllier oi‘ tho"
rt‘t‘itlr. itov, t‘llnrlos W. ltoyiston. An;
interesting; circumstance Iii coninwtioni
with ”in vwni was the fuel than tilt-3‘
child was wrapped In it silk "christian-l
lug blunlwl" that hits been worn on
similar occasions by lilo children of;
tho i'uzntly ill ourh mmwstion for tlu‘eu'
hundred yours, and is groutly
us so unusual heirloom, iior. t‘lulrlosl
W. lloylsion is a hull of Illrlinrd ii.i
Iioylston, u former lion-nylon resident.
THE WOMAN'S sruov CLUB.
l
Annual Business Session Held With
ishing, too crisp,
to be bought merely
as an economy.
Buy “them because
of their freshness——
buy them because
of their crispness—
buy them because
of 'their goodness-—
buy them because of
their nourishment.
Always 5 cents. Al-
ways fresh and crisp
in the moisture-
proof package.
Never sold in bulk.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
MANICURE GIRLS now CHARalD‘mnnr different kinds of smiles ss o
WITH BEING SMILING candidate out for a second term. it is
GRAFTEHB. but u few minutes before he finds
\t’nsnimi'l‘tm not il~llsriurin5 lliiilsoir succumhios to her charms.
mmltuio girls to be "mug", ob. Willie lilo il mitt; thrott‘h the prtt
Illiilillg llifiilO)’ under fl“. PNMHWI" tense of manicilrlng iii! nails."
to ll. Mnriili. s Washington biasinossl Th0 district Will! todsy Ihied It
man. today urged the district tuithor- Martin's DWW'MW 0'10 0’ “‘9 com.
“it'll to require- such young women to “WHOM" “id “0 “WM there would
plum exhiuinoiions to prove that thoy,bo too will! men anxious to serve on
“know st least so much about polish- “10 essminlng board
Ins nulls st smiling at customers.”
“llosous of girls in Washington bnr- EA" LWIII D‘MOCNAT WIN. "I ‘
her shops are butchering men s bonds ”'0'“- “”3“?”
liliti coiling It 'msniuurin§.'” ssys EAST LYME, Oct. ii.~—‘-At n spectsl
Mmtin. "it should he rustle Illegal election here yesterday, brought about
for them to work without first broom-lily s tie vote of tilt. for third select;
illg “consult-om scompctsnt ssstnin» also. J. v. tlookwlth, “Democrat, rte
mg bosrd. insured 284 votes for the office and
2 harbor subplot Ills Bspubilcsu opponent, .i. J. 00%
Him mm m. * ,
. biotin
Mrs. Beardsley in Rowayton.
i ’l'Iu- snouul business meeting of tho
[\Volnun's Study tliub wus hold at iilt‘;
lilom.‘ of Mrs .\ .\I. limlrdsiot ltouiu‘ 3
lion. “out filtlo. nu Mondnx t'li‘llillR.
iiltiobdi‘ ‘I. The president. \Is‘epresi-
d. iii und l\\o am it inl’ics were routin-
ltod iii oillvo for tho coming your;
i‘lliltt‘ell lnnlubors “I'lt' ourollod.
The club mind to udopt ll lil'tml‘nlli‘
ibolll limp) and suriod to "NW! us fur;
3:... tumult-Ir Ito» tustos oi tho different.
‘IlItIlliil'l't‘l. The regular study l-oui‘su.
:uill be "tirtut Mon and litmus in
\Illl‘litiill liistory' " Iult lit the begin l
ning of (Milli 1‘\t'lliil-l is pioniunl ouch
.mcinbot, Iu rotuiion. nill be required
to giro u vonvl‘nu xlilllllllif‘)‘ of current
Home for the lll‘tu'dlill: two Wt‘eiifl;
.wiill oriuiuul t'otnnulniu \Isu mull;
lilt‘ltiiu'l'. ill I‘tiiiiiiilil. tiurilil: illo suciulj
hour of tho rlub, whirh follows tho.
i't-liulur work. will ho ruquired to fui'-:
finish soinv entertainment of it humor-j
nus nature
The lit-xi meeting. which will he tllei
ilisl usului int-clinic. will be hold all
the ho no oi Milo: 1\iil(’i"iitil. ill bionihi
.\l)i\\liik, PIOiMiih on the owning ufi
Ill-iobor 2: I. ’
'l‘ltt- t‘i-slliliuilou of Mrs. livnjiitnlii:
“tin urvopiod by tho (‘iliil
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wms'rso TO ssrsousno. ‘
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Burgess" Vote to Acquire sII Lsups‘
Surrounding Watershed.
WINS’I‘EII. Oct. ll. -~~At it special?
blunting of the warden and hormones
lininlously voted to purchase or nth“
null-o by roudoinnstlon proceedings nil;
which comprise the watershed from1
cured. 'l‘IiIs
rouse of the rodent typhoid fever upl-
dt‘Illii‘ iii Torrlnilitin. (in the wstor-
buildinsu slid ll dwelling house
will be made
TRAINING IHIP ORDIRID IOUTH
FROM le LONDON.
wa LONDON. Oct. ii.-»Ortiers
were rmdvsd yostnrdsy by the com-
mander of the ti. tiliovonuo Service
training ship lssscs ordering her to
Milndol (luvs. Md. whore sht- will re-
port on October 25. for repairs incl.
dent in Iiitlnit her its so oltirn boot
for service In these waters.
....... .4 «ts—am
AGAINST VOTING MAOHINII.
NORWICH. Oct. “call the III-
Iourncd unnunl town ' mound .hsrs
last night the voting outshines were
its ted by s close vote. it his or
-, in ms told and im tuition of
Monty wss voted to the child
oi‘the town.
"My dear. we simply have not to
economists."
"Mercy ssiissl
Hsvont i been so-
‘ Illsmttmholo In Mush Mouth
sro blockadeli
Pills do this.
South Norwalk.
Most Norwslli. Conn. uyst,
pinned to verify what I ssid in 1906.
refit-din; Donn s Kidney Villh Kidney
trouble some on suddenly ‘In my case,
the first symptoms being I
pain in my lotus and in steady back.
ache. Often after steeping i could
not Mich my breath and i also had
dizzy spells.
Kidney Pills. i decided to try them
and procured a supply st Pinisted's
contents of one box. I felt better and
gradually my trouble disspposrod un-
til I was well."
cents.
EMondsy In Now York.
prised ; i
{his intention ol closing All day.
{stalling ihrtw
' front
‘ ”vigilln,
Ioiiwr shoot.
, tili‘
I “love who resides in Souiilport.
of the borough lust night It will till-E
loud surrounding the bodies of wuter}
which ills lorlll wstor supply is so-.slut~k when they reached a corner. The
notion wits token bo‘
: side.
ininuvbonrd wuro smushed.
shed at (‘rystui Lillie thorn are form:
A‘ ten for repairs.
thorough rlonlsup of the watcrshod‘noi his wife received my Injury. nor left to the hillside!" 0f the “MN
flliliiiilillil
“W
iiiiiii iiiiii Iiiiili
Willi iiiiiiii
II Harmless Remedy, Made from
Banish am. Restores
‘ Color to Grey Hair
Should Know How to Resist It. ‘ I
The back aches because the kidneys
Help the kidneys with their work
The book will sells on more.
Int! '01 wool! that Dunn's Kidney
it's the best proof for It comes from
Mrs. il‘. Jones of 53 Fifth street.
Al I - . -
“f sm coins of sadness accompanies
the dilloovory of the first gray hsirs.
which. unfortunately. are, looked upon
as bursitis of advancing sso. .Gruo
hairs. Mwover. taro notsiwtlys an Indi.
“I100 of admitting on. for many peo:
ple have my hairs quite early In life.
Of course. it is unnatural. and indl
notes that there Is something wrong;
s‘vore
Hearing about Doun's
needs assist hum in correcting the
Drug Store. Before i had finished the
is constantly falling out rind becoming
thinner every dtiy,
comparatively elderly people should
be ions. thlclt and glossy, without even
a streak of first.
The ideal assistant to nature in 16-;
storing and preaching the hair is Wy»
cths Sass and Sulphur llulr itcmedyn
a clean and wholesome dressing for
For sale by all dealers. Price, 50
F‘osier-h‘lliburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. solo agents for the United
States.
Remember the nsmo—‘illan'swli
take no other.
D
nd
ruff but strengthens wcsk thin sud,
falling hair and promotes its growth. A
few applications will rosinm faded or
gray hair to its natural color.
This preparation In offered to the‘
public at fifty cents is imttle. and is
recommended and sold by all dr
gills. Himt'itti agent.
Corporation
ARIEN
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Siliison- Powell
AND
Nosorou
.v. . ”w...“ ....,_., . W-.. ”a-.._....~.... _-...._
:IODRIBK to Henry Allen. a liwrynlan
‘ot‘ Noroton iloighiu William Moron.
u brother-in-law of Mr. Alli-n, romznir;
m iod tilt! horse as Jennings was drivins
Mr. flutter wont lishinlt Monday, oi! it through Iiurien in the direction of
he Point. and landed eight frost-lists. ‘Norwnlk. domsudmi his nrresi It is
‘ ‘ ‘illloltcd that the horse. was llittlied
t‘olum‘bus lull will be observed lni
fills (out, Every sllulwwnvr liovluiw. Allen‘s stables. and ibnt Jennings
immo along and. gotilnz Into the wn
“ lion. drou- ol‘f with it in tho dirortion
"mm" & KHOK- ”‘9 grtlr‘t'rs, "”9 1““oi‘ illlrit-n \‘iiluil file «use (ramp no
1”" “‘“d‘m” 5“ ”'9 yesterday Alton withdrew the chains
”"9“" “‘0" i" Nimw“ tiltlllnst .lonnlnlis and he Willi allowed
it) no.
William Dominic and his wife spent
..... a. m...
of
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tin-nun & Limo urn fitting up the
slurp mlyolltiug their market. It Was
turmoil) usmi il) tlwrr. its :t frud fil‘
pilrtiuont.
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DARIEN TOWN MEETING.
Favorable Action Upon Each Item In
the Call.
The Jittricn ilun i‘luil Mil hold un-
'l‘hursds,\'. and solid pron-s
will he outdo if M'YI‘I‘II of the boys live
up to Iiudr word
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Thr- nnnuni town meeting was held.
Monday owning in the town hall. lion
on 8 l'urdy was modern oi.
iioyt was clerk. Charles ii. Pitch and,
iiirnnl ll 'l‘nyinr. iirst and second so.
lettiuen. also iili on the platform. The:
question which elicited much debate:
was the dots tor the next onuunl
Int‘l'iilll. Sonic wanted it previous to:
election day; others declared it should
‘bo hold on the tiny of election in the
Prof. Ii I). Hanson dellvcrvd Magm'oninlt. The hitter stiggostion was.
first lecture of tho mum" MillltllI) onrrulcd after some one come to the:
morning at tho wtorinury‘ department ”’wa 0! those ““0 “0"“! have m
of the New York l‘nlversiiy This be omitted from the meeting becaust
”um" is Mr. Ilunson'u twenty second they count the votes. Attorney Mark
your lit the field of lecturing. Ito bus .\urnlsn and Roprusenluiito.WIIILnn
other lectures booked for the nest fu- son ”m that the town "mm“ ”mm
lure. not be held on Any other day than the
first Mondsy In (Mobor. boruuso of
Iht- statute. The sense of the moeiimt.
however, left the inuttor in the hands
of the election officials who. It was
decided. should meet on election tiny
Ind stljourn the town meeting uiliii
the following Monday. This proved
satisfactory.
it was decided to leave in the hands,
of the financial bourd the multiulr of?
-_...._.,-_ Mlle nppropristion" for the completion)
The automobile of Richard 'i‘Iilbois’ of Volume 26 of the records.
met with an urrldont Sunday. wlwu ho The matter of the sbntonlcnt of cor ‘
“‘fis ridliut ui Norolou Heights with his lulu unpaid taxes which have been val”.
wife. lie Wits touching hill wifo how . rind over from your to year. was. on;
to run tin- lniu'lilue. null ilud :lllnwodf tho recommendation of the rolls’ctor,‘
ilt'r to tukv the steering wheel. Silo referred to tho nlisnrisl board. with
throw on Irish speed. null ncltloctod to power. Many of those tsxos. it was
‘olsimod. can never be collected.
mllcilinu l'ilii Into it iroo st the road,
’i‘ht- uxlo. front wheel and run
lluruld \usiin nod Hurry \I Soilvtit.
of Norntuu lil‘iubts, it ill tout Filthy
lliI-iili. Ill it told liltlilil oi Itiil points.
lot the lilumpiouslilp of \‘ur. lion. Tho
lluluu is to Im played lit Kristin's liar»
iir'l‘rtlililll.
-_—-—.—-—..—.
Joseph ..I It‘ootc died at the Soldiers“
iioiuo. ticioloi .v. used 85. of mm” dis
ease. llv wits born In Nentuwn, t‘ onn..
In lilihl. llv enlisted in n privuic st
i-ulzllllllnx of the (‘Ivii War, itild
fought in company (‘uSevontoenth Con-
necticut Regiment. lie was it widow.»
or boring one son. He nlsu lilid u:
i
The soiertmnu were authorised to;
borrow 910.000 on notes of the towtn.
The Illnttii‘i pending collection of taxes
the was removed to u garage in Dar: ' The question as to how msny more
Neither Mr.1‘lbbots;llro hydrants should be instsiled was
then.
John D. Crimmins. Ii. M. Butter and
W. i. Irvin; were appointed ”on com-
mlttoe to set in conjunction with the
selectmon on the project of building a
psvliion st Pear-Tree Point. next sum-
mer.
.Ioloins El Gsinor. J A Wood and i.
A. Bloom were appointed its s commit-
tee to not with the scleirtinsn regard-
Inu tho I‘iiitfllla to be nude in the pres.
ent tire apparatus to n combination
truck sud hose wagon. Five hundred
sdditlousi foot of hose was voted for
the tire department of the town.
All of the items in the roll were not-
od upon fsvorsbly. Themeotlns went
through without much friction. except
on the question of the this for the sit
nusi town meeting.
oven being thrown from the rsr when
it the true When the collision'took
plsco. one of the wheels went tlylnli
into the nearby bushes ’
Wm. 'l‘. Jennings. of South Norwslk.
was arrested Mosdsy night lit 8 o'clock
In Durion for silssd horse stosilus. sud
wus pissed In the town lockup pond-
Ins s trisl mile hold yestsrdsy. Con-
stable Ambrose ilrewor msdo tho no
rust. lifter being untitled thst the sum
wss running swsy with s horse in»
w-¢...~. ”M
Hunting ‘
minnow. no. inn-rum Yin
Iiili'fil Who W willy to mm
tinnitus iii no killing of Matte
inlvs money for cotton t'in
, 2 Iii
nonunion instssd of biting Willing V
lit that meeting.
to h post in Noroton. just outside oft "
Hotel Mahackelno'a business asset
Iii! VIAII FOR MANILAUWTRI. '
counscrlour slain Trust. otusi
The thirteenth annual trials or the.
Connecticut Field Trial Club will be
held on the Club Pmsorvo at Hampton
commencing Tuesday
24.
morning. Oct.
The annual meeting of the club
The tennits from the prose
This condition.
i
and satisfactory meet this
“two years ago the membership cup
Lost year Mr. Perkins gave the club
"at “W Individual. and that nature i a new cup. to be competed for annual-i
Iy under the some conditions a gov ‘
"mm“ The “2"” i“ ”W 0‘ hi!" 111“ erased the running fat the old men;-
‘ berhlp cup. and provided an Intrinsicfl
if everythinz ll ally valuable and historically interest-l
right with nature, the hair. eien iniinb cup of genuine 3“qu Sheffield' ~~--—--—-—
waro Competition for this beautiful.
trophy promises to be keen and the
’memborship stake will be one of thei
features of the trials.
not its judge this year
During the most, a bench show
ing dog will bu eligible.
will will judge the dogs. and. us the
fiery orettm of settel and pointer
brooding is represented in the entry
lists this {entitle will be interesting
land instructive Sillor (ups and cards
In the following classes: Setter dogs.
setter hitches. point-1d dogs and point-
' er bitches.
The normal campilmentsry dinner
to tholsndowuors and lending citi
zens of Hampton, will be given
'i‘uclzduy evening. (lot. 24.
nor is one of the enjoyable features.
of the trials. .qu .i large attendance is;
expo-rind.
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr
SERVICE AND CUISINE ”PTO DAT!
RATES $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
scrum mourns 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL OBI
New York. New
Haven & Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect Oct. 1. um.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
M»»13.48x {nutty 5:-Ii.\. Gztltl. 6:57
Tzi'ux. T:4ri\. s:i.x this tv’lhx.1~:il7.
lt'l:‘ Jitx. lllz4ox ll: J'ix.
.x. lob. l:.'.\ ti’llilll &
i‘. l 12
\‘I .tsh. Exit;
3‘ 3‘ 4 'ii\.
lint-ll to IltlrIt-ln l‘iv-.iri 3 in
l: 35. .\ oh, 6. i“. b’ til‘. lbx.
.l
izhtx. 910x. lO;45.
Sundays.
H.124“. 510:“. 3 il\'. 8 “.4. 10.2%..
I‘. M 11!:blx.‘ uh \. 2 4‘.’\. PM. 5,51“.
7.01“. '4‘”. 7 fi.‘.\. 3 ."I\"'tit‘.\.1l|:-i4.
iiiiEilE8i MEiIiiliiiE
lind. writes. —-"l was ,
will be held on Monday evening, Oct. am? 111:2; :(pggfow’im
23. at the I’lospeit House. The diaW-i rhage' and x n In 3 very m"
lit-fl for. starting order.wiil take place Through the advice of o friend
i Vino], and I feel that it saved in
ms are it Is all you recommend it to
most encouraging, and indicate that believe it i” the greatest modioih
birds are much mote plenty than fot
several ssssontt past.
coupled with the Interest and enthw.
slash shown by all who attended the;
triii Inst ygosl sullurs well for a most.
successful
year.
earth sI have advised others In
Vinol, and they have had the
results "
who is troubled with chronic ~
coughs. or pulmonsry troubles,
some sud get s bottle of Vinol.o
was won outright by Russell Perkins. ibis. MI the Inflammation
every cent paid us for it. This
our saith. and proves that you
so
Norwnllt.
A prominent citizen of Bi
ill ‘
(Nome furnished on
quest.)
We want every one in this vi
if it does not so to the sest
he cough. we will cheerfully
chances.
Frank H. Baxter, Drugglst, 8‘
Commissioner James
Frank Reilly of Medford. I\' .l., will has purchased the Higgins farm, 3
km on the Winsted road about t.
miles north of Norfolk it is said .
daily use. it not only removes dsnd ‘will be 1,91de which eiery compel“ he 9‘3““ making extensive “RPM"
D. A Good ments on the property and will ores»
a handsome summer residence
"3 of award will be ghen to the winners $212
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.;
A M: 4:x.4f- 5th 624:.» lttltty liti'ix.
‘: (“.319 ”2:03”: 0‘le lII:.(lb it "its. llzti‘
1‘. 110 1:60;. .32 Mix. ‘
:l:.'iox :I bit 453519 4. .x. our“. {-1.5 .
find it 03. it: titlx. s: tutu, ii: 30 ll: tun: ii W80.
2:001.
Dundeys
A. his Grim. II My. firmly. ltlzilflx. lltfliix.
I‘. hi. :,u4. funk. tutti, duly. 7:24.\
52.30;. tulips. ilztitix. llztldx.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
. )4.» l2: I‘x. Izi7x. 1267):. 01:09. 7:23.
.9. li'lx iu fills. llzlls. 1:47.
M mun 1:1!" :Izilx. :ltlh 4 ‘6.
351ml. tidbit. 8.47. 7:.itlx limits. mitts.
ii
To Bridgeport. Bottirduys oniywh: 05 p. in
load eye.
A. hl.~«l2:ixs. lzlls. hills. 7:43. 9:42.
liltifix. ”till.
I'. M» 210M. Grills. 6:48. 1:10x. Ii:43x.
10:07x.
m
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
14.34.» s on. 7: 2:4 ti on. Iiilil. 10:03. “:00.
i'. M. 32'4tix. stasis .sn.
Sundays.
M.~'"7‘.6‘. 11:85.
N. —~-0:00. 7:30;.
BOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
M. 130 lIuIi o‘xtui Mndn sl
“initiation ’ p o y'
A.
l'.
25 Mix. is amt: :20. 7 is.
Ound days.
A. lit—”9:15. 10' this.
i’. M.»~-2:16, Ms.
3”
NEW VORK TO’ IOITON.
Stopping st New Haven. New London
and Providence.
Luv. loath Nerwslk.
“AIM. — 12:12x. izl’lit. tiltiii. ilzilix. l022flx.
3);.911 Mill 071:. 1:20. limit. Bills. mm.
is) Express.
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COMMISSION“ MAC-DONAL
BUYS FARM.‘
WINSTED. Oct. ll. «State Highws
ii Macdo
w...—
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iRflLSTOva an
L0 V E R :i
"The Place"
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Thel’urchsseofs,
Reflects. Good B .
Judgment
$4
TWO STORES
Norwalk South NM
jou— in}; no cash“
when youfibuy s
We will refund money sits!“
days‘ use. if not sstisi‘lad.
Prices from
$19 to $55
A. J. ANGEVIN
SON CO.
1“!“ WAIHINW
metros“:
svss smallish, .
AND stuns ousss .
Open Mend-y sod mm
UNITED IANK I
“It! Nam
”M“ M ....
DAVIDW RA
Norwalk Chronicler