N erous?
'III
oriy. Rhode Island. has been the guest Leary. There are now eight teacheu
In the Center school bulldins.
of ll ionda hero.
W ’
Miss Edith Wright. of Rowayton.
will entertain a number of her friendii '1‘
this evening at a Halloween party. '
Mll‘. and Mrs. William Moore,
city.
~
Edward Keane. of Itowayton.
recently. Policeman Thewlis arrested ,1
him.
The l.adle.s' Aid society of the Moth.
odia't. Church will meet at tho pareon- was injured in Burton. when he was
thrown fxutu his motorcycle. was re»
ported to be in bad shape in Dorien,
age to sow tomorrow afternoon amt
I
o’clock.
W..~...-M_~
Mr. and Mrs. irvlng 1‘. Coleman, ofi
Rowuyton avenue. have been enter-
taining Mrs. Joshua Thayer, of New
York city.
.V
A meeting of the Ladies‘ Aid Socie-
ty of the Methodist. Episcopal Church.
will be held at the parsonage tomor-
row afternoon.
Opening whist of Reliance Social
(ilub. in thoir rooms. tomorrow night.
Playing begins at 8 o'clock.
There will be a reunion of the ()pti~
mint. Club on Wodnostlay evening in
tho Dibble liioi'k. All former members
are requested to bo presont.
l
A meeting of the Men's (‘lnb of
Itownyton, postponed from last week.
will be held Wednesday owning in the
chupol of tho Methodist Church. at
which time Ibo Iiobato upon tho topic.
Roanlrod. 'i‘lInt I‘ountry Lilo is More
IAIlI'autuuonns Than City Lilo," will ho
hold. ’l‘boro woro many of Ibo mom-
Ilt‘i‘H \I'ho woro Ilisnppointoti at tho do
In} luat WI‘I‘k, and all mombors are
proud to attond \I'I'odnoadur evening.
it Is hoped to multo tho cotnlnar winter
a most instructive one for those in.
toroulod in the club and its work.
'l‘bo Kindly Club hold its regular
Iunnlhly Inootinx Saturday afternoon
and owning at the home of the prost-
(It'ni, Mrs. Edgar Lynch. on Highland
tm-nuo. in tho IIftornoon tho young
Iztdion plnIoIl tonnia and aim that
IIporI bud boon lndnlIzI-Il in for HIIIIIO
tiuII- all bonds udjournod to tho bnrn.
Wilt'l‘t‘ n can party was onjoyod which
to any Ibo loast was most unluuo.
“Illlli'H of all binds woro played and a
good time such an only Ihoso congenial
young ladies can Intro wun onioyod.
'l‘IIo InoIanru prosont woto Misses
Mildiod ”,lheall Iillon lumos. F‘lOI‘t‘Jll‘i‘
Moore, Mntxarot Jonnihga. May ’Il‘ II-.k
Marjorie Mills and Mrs. Edgar Lynch.
w-Many ills como. from Impuro blood.
Can‘t buro pure blood with family di-
gestion. laZy liver and sluggish bowels.
Burdock lilood Illttprs strengthens
atomnch, bowcla and livor. and purl-
Ilca the blood.
Mr. Mniilund and wife have left for
II two wealth vluit with friends at New
York.
Jenn Moullut oi‘ Norolon llolltlttu
ItiIot a whim crow and la huvlnu ll
mount-oil.
Andrew Taylor and a party of
frlondn went motoring yesterday in
Mr. Taylor's touriux car.
John Daria ll moving his house-
IIoIII effects from Main sire-III to inc
AMM‘ION piece In Iodxwlck avenue.
Mrs. J. William Purdyw and Min Iiol-
en Put-or. who bore been the guests
of Mrs. Henry M. Valentine in Do-
rleu. have returned to (Image.
A liliiowe'ou such“ was given. butt
evening. It the Methodiot Episcopal
church proved to be I blow event III
every want. Thole brunt mend
Into the upirit of the woolen with o
vengeance and u a result all prevent
IIIIII It clarion! M “M '
lira it‘d. new are l «mini
,-_M».
yourd‘oinor prescribe
medicine. He knows but. The
fact, however, that Ayers Show
will: has such strong Ionic properties, and is entirely one
it it 1~ sel to his
beautiful
color.
1 four .ut each table.
Soho! today.‘ it to the third grade.
assessors, are the busiest. men In’thc
community, the-e dnys, receiving the
‘0‘ lietn of the property holdings and pre-
I'oud utrcct, have been entertaining paring for the arduoug work of male
_ Dr. William J. Moore. of New. York in; out the aascumente which lie "3’
fore them. The board in pitting in the
Town Hall from 9 a. 111.. until 9 p. m.,
“”18 for the convenience of the citizens
fined 35 for intoxication in Stamford They out yesterday. are sitting toduy
Inuul session will cbme to a close.
ed on a train by Dr. Moran and sent
Atoms and It in said that the iniurieo
to his head and shoulders; were of a
serious nature, although
entertained that the young man will1
rapidly
strength.
lightinl
lug. III which time Ihey made merry
until a late hour.
itod to the members and consequently
thore were no traces of restraint and
make the most of their opportunity.
linilowo‘on games were played with u
zeal and
milliliter which came from the house; snporlntcndont oi' the Mothodiut Bun-
IIonld he heard for some little
lance.
meats woro served to which all did
mnblc justice. and Ml‘li. Raymond‘s I‘luuaou recited
m - ' the 24th Paulm. Next was the roclln-
(Inc of tho most enjoyable (wants 'lon ol‘ the Ion commandments“ by
of tho yoni
(Ironing, was in the form of II qua
corner of Hope. stroot.
IIIIII mil.“ u on bone Harm
moo
in: or misaln rlI done in China. he
give?- II few utriking figures. Robert
Morrison. in 1807, began the first mla~
sionuoy work in_ China. and. after
worhlnzI thirtyvilvo years. had sac.
' deeded in setting six convertit. Now
there is a yearly overuse of 110,000
converts in China.
or
the
I70.
Probably trying to Imitate an inci-
dent of which the had mm In con
auction with a recent tragedy; only
with fun in view, several yIIunxate‘ro
in Durban to “not even" with Mrs. S.
ComatooII for chatting them on prop
eIty owned by her, hung a man in
effigy from a bouzh of a tree which
grew III front of Mrs. Comatock' a bed
room window. Friday night. It chanc-
ed that Mu. Com-took. who II a. lady
of advanced years. did not so to her
room that night until quite late. hav-
ing utayed up to read a hook, Elle acid.
When she did enter the room, she
looked out of the window. preliminmy
to closing the blind. Then she caught
sight or the obnpe of a men hung by
too neck rom a litnb of a tree. Mrs.
Corastock who now laughs over the
incident. says that. for a moment, she
thought she would faint She looked
out, horrltied, sure that It suicide had
been committed. She called to on
employee on her property. and told
him of the eight which had met her
gaze. Alter Investigating. the man ro-
aaaured the lady that it was a stuffed
Image. “Mrs. Comatoclt says site we:
so upset over the occurrence that alto
found it hard to close her eyes that
night. The milchievous IIIdII were
warned not to mpeet this conduct on
penalty of being confined In the house
of detention:
[live nlixreo ratio, eight
cues high. The plugs is of a greenish
There were five tableu Iuid.
w“...—
A: new we started in Center
Mitts Eliuabeth Carpenter of Westv and will be taught by Mini; Agnes I).
The three Johns. John Cdunflohn.
iner and John Philip, town board of
mi will sit tomorrow. when the an-
.“ ..._.. 1......
Mr. Burton, the Yale student who
«term: The young man was pluc-
hopes are
recover his health and
The Methodlut Episcopal church of
Daricn observed rally day Sunday
morning. The Sundnyechoolchlldren
entered the church by classes. After
a procoaalon- hymn, prui’or was said
by the pastor. Rev. George lionioa
Smith. Anotlior hymn was slung by
the children. after which wolcome was
extended by the superintendent of
public ecbools. .Inmco F. Williams,
who has become acIII'o in I-‘lunday-l
school work in thin town. Iio won the‘
The Durien Boy Scouts held I de~
llallowe‘en social but even-
The affair was lim-
boy started early in the cvning to
the shouts and [Deals 07
dill-'1 dayIuchool in llriatol, some years IIIh
Later in the evening, refreah-é taro he canto. here. After the nd~i
dross by Mr. Williams. Mien: Scotleld'ai
m “I“"hmok' Satmdny llaIry Sound’s (lass. A song followI-d
I In tho pIIman Ilnuo. and other reci-
IIuquIlo party and dance arranged ”'itntionu h). ”w \uxious clauses M-
“'1” Libel SplnloIo “3m ”fink IIIr tlIiII propittm Iamo tho dodluttion
“oitko. and MM “1 “ ““3" “Hm” of a non Inouiorlal window which
. o .‘I. 'I‘i'lHii n .
“mm" " “muck” no ‘ “9 r the, took pinto under the IllrcIIlIIn of the
About Ibo “t aupolintondont (‘Shnrlou hitch Tho
loaded. and the affair wound up on IIII iuucrlptiou W ”W window road»: "To
iirat streaks of tho dawn began to to the faithful workers of tho Sunday."
appear in ”W ""5" The Ioututues school. ’I‘hcy nun IIonI ilIolI inborn,
wero hunIoIouI-I with no special idoalund thoir work; do follow them."
of make up in How. Roitoslnnoutu R.“ M“ Smith's uddrI-uu dealt with
Ivoro fit‘l‘Vt‘il about midnight. The Y. YuI‘tlnI: room for tho ““er work
M. (‘. A. otIlIoslra kindh \olunIoeII-d “m tho \Itontion had been oniuwd
IlIoiI aorleoa, and there “as also local m all We IhilIlron The annual me-
IIIlonI, Solon rocitntiono duets “"dInIIIriai “who of the iunio‘t‘ “Wm“
“mum“ its was bold in the evening Special
InuniI was roudorod b_I the choir, led
\ It. 'Il. Smith.
ll"
itiIIbIna not includod in the new IIIItun- } POWER BOAT PARTLY BURNED
lzatlon known on thu- l"itir.enn Dengue S'I‘A.llllv‘iiitll “(at ‘II. «The 80-foot
[Zr "‘0 betterment ”futile town ‘Ihm‘ power boat lIntherine. owned by “ii
‘I‘ ormIlnlrnloln “hm ‘3: "‘owtuff‘i Item I Herpes anti mooted for Ibo
t“ "m “I“ 0 w at w oven on y wlntel in tho. looul harbor. look the
' I a‘ I No '
b0 “ ”NM or mm" turlv. tlnut night front an unknown canoe,
doubt the IIIIIIIn-lzntlon of this ieuguo..xmd now “"8 m tho bottom of the
no culled h“ x‘ mm“ mm“ M the“ I'bnrbor,purtly burned. 'lho rousul bud
1:11.:::.1..1‘::',::;i::'.3“.:::1:::::::: 2.1.1.11; ..... 1...... .. I...
and in order to ptment an explosion
At that time, the MU" judgmont 0' Ihc flIomon rent the boat nutter water.
the I'itirona told them that. the affairs ”w ions in roughly estimated at 81..
of tho local government needed month 000.
inn but Ibo manner in which tho Investi-
gation was brought about and tho por-
aoual animus injoctod into it made it
IllIIInIIII-ful to all.
It appears to ho tlio Itonorul f'onion
Hus of opinion among tho lizulon pol
.04— -m.... ..
Money well invented—1n Advortieo
Intent in The Sentinel. 1
a». My-.,...-..,-_. ..._... Q...
Rev, Edward II}. Aiken IloIIVored on
nddroua luut ovoninu. In the ()onurogat
Ilonnl (‘hurcln on the nviuulonury work!
being carried on in China. where he
ha; been for the put twenty yours.
Mr. AIIIIIn nave bin ideas no to the
ounce of the pl’uflit uprialug anoint
bite Manchu dynasty. He intimated
that now M‘lIOOlil built by the govern-
mout throuub tho iutluonco. of the min.
nlouarlou, with ltinglinb branohon, were
II mound of oullgbtcninu tho puoplo.
and with Ibo enlightenment I'umo Illu-
oontont. Mr. Aiken apeuioa of an in-
torvicw with tho newly appointol Im-
perial dictator. Yunn-Bltih~Knl. nod
orIIIiItII him with being an able uhII od- .
ucniod ntnteumun. Mr. Aiken fIrIIt
Big Sale of
Sewing Machines
4 .
Thin le HOMI AUTOMATIC
DROP HIAD molar W
Machine,
IALI PRICE, O80
I
went to MtlnMu ubortly uftor the
Rom movement. but bun nuppremd.
During thin uprioina. the miualouuriea
III the town he dboén killed.
..
India. Oil. Bella
4 ll kl
Chino uupplien, ‘ M. "M? I.
III IpoaII an“ . I
The intent improved Machine. Guar-
unload for to yam. This price Diem
tomorrow. into one week. ., Homem-
bor the prior-430.00.
M
F. A‘IWCHELL
MOI FUMNIIHII
comm WALL AND HID" ITO-t
NORWALK. WM
Hunting
‘ ” " fies
Gum. AInniuiiiomTrapI. etc.
sum Wilma. III 00.
and IIIIIIIII
unintentional
iel Dunlap. the mount unperlniondeut
of streets. witbdtuwlng hip candidacy“
pr vigil! to the. time gtltp ballot won.
in an. " '
an Interesting campaign which but
been muted by
the position:
rod from- the regular meeting held on
the Ilrut Monday in the month. Owing
to the number of humour: who were
desirouu of the poultion.
by the board. which adlournod only.
ed was a bill of 4430 from the Pasteur
Institute of. New York for patients
sent. there by ax-Muyor Albert M.
Pohllnnn, utter'the mad dog score.
The bills had. been referred to the
selectmen, who claimed that I
much an the accidents occurred within
the city limits it won an to the city.
to settle for thedmnnsen.
was referred to the corporation couu~
rel.
McMulIon to make further chances
and improvements to his property 0!
Burritt avenue by widening that high-
way at his own expense.
Mayor William F. Tammany.
cilman Harry W.
Way, Frederick H. Fluid, George L.
Oliver and William Miller were pres-
ent.
and on motion approved on road.
York Pasteur Institute regarding the
I,
walk woe read by Clerk Cuneo. The
bills enclosed amounted to 3430. which
the authorities of that institution re-
quested payment.
up to either the town or state to pay
the bill. and moved that ll be referred
to the corpo
11m Tl‘lllilelllv in liurrltt avenue. this.
IAIEII
(wildly? tram lib-pl Paced
The "not; “who mail." of build. 0"
thrill eundtdutel flit:
Te‘nt w d
mile! on etch-“m
to
Little other bnslnean wait transacted. In
Among the other matters consider (-1
DI‘
inas-
Tho bill
Permission was also given to John
Tito meeting we: called to order by
Conn-
Mather. George M.
GAMES lliilil DISEASE
A‘uvtoa About 1"
Inuv lend to I Home! ills and com—
plicutlons. All prominent; phyoiciun once
acid that ninetydiii'o pennant: of All.
the ill: of the htibippgbolly have their
Ill Tobloto tout
dies known for the relief of indigestion
and chronic humming
They are rich in pepsin, one of the
grate» din-tire aid: known to Ino‘di
and regularity for at short time tends
to bring about a cessation of the pains
caused by stomach disorderr.
Inna-re healthy appetite. to old disce-
Ilou. and thus promote million A:
evidence of our sincere faith in Rexaii
Dyspepsia Tablets. we unit-you to iry
them at our risk.
you entire satisfaction, we will return
you the moody you paid no for them.
without question or formnllty.
come In three sizes. price: 25 cents. 60
cents and 81.00. Remember, you can
obtain them only at our store—The
Rexnll Store. The Clifford Pharmacy.
'Qnittner & Canty, Props.
fifin Troubles and
How to [Inflow Thom. .
Do not Wet Indigestion which
b
II
II
title in II III I’M‘mh, ..
Our exportation, Mull Driver”
flute believr them
be Imohi' tire most dependable ree-
lI
Their l reo-
mam nothing mu healing to the
timed membrmeu cf the stomach
i
no. 1
0m pt.
The relief they afford ll very
Their are With persistent-y
t
Mull Dyspepsia Tablets help ‘to
f
If they do not give
They
The minutes of the previous meet-
ng were read by (‘icrlt .iohu J. (Japan
A communication from the New
Intlonta sent there from South Nor-
5
l
Councilman Miller said that it was
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.. C. It), and here
with submitted for your approval.
land to the city's use on the out side
of iturritt avenue from my entrance
drivawuy to Water street in order that
we may have a four-foot walk and four
feet. of grass outside of sidewalk.
of your honorable body an contractors
I also wish to donate two feet of my
I cuineutly ask that your permis-
ion to proceed with the work as out-;
ined will be granted at this meetinit
atlon counnoi. So voted
Otto J. 'St‘ cult. of West avenue.
made. application in writing to be up-
polutcd IqucrnumortIry policeman.
(‘ouncllmun Miller moved find it. was
ruled to rotor the communication to?
the polico committee. (
from ’
A communication was read
John .\iIIliullcn. which was as folv
lows:
To Ills Honor the Mayor and lion
IIrtIlIEo board of Councilmen of the .
I‘ll} of South Norwnll Conn.
(iontlmncn In conjunction wltbi
other lmpIoIoqunIII going on aboutI
lolly. i am Ilo-Iimun of laying out uni
entrance In .IpproIIIh to an houne in
fif‘iol‘dlllll‘c to plans propulod by 'Iir :
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J. M. Layton 81 Co.
INC.
RIAL [STATE t INSURANCE
AGENTS
5 Railroad Av... 80. Norwuik
Also SIoumnlIip Agents for Old
Dominion In... Clyde Line. s.-
vnnnah Line and Mallory Line.
to all points South.
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Feuwick Optical Co.
WWW BI F0041
Open Monday and Saturday evening.
sun—pm-
EYES EXAMINED I!!!
AND GLAOSES GUARANTEED
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
Math Nomlk
are now ready {commence lit once
and winter in fruit approaching.
following resolution which won read
Beuldence of Mr.
south Nbrwalk, Conn.." prepmed by
B. W.
lit
III east and the canstruction of a con-
(:
show‘tn said plain; now. therefore:
McMullen to carry ‘into effect said
changes as propoaed at his own ex-
pense upon condition, however. that in
further north at the lower end of said
avenue and gates shall be maintained
in substantially the same condition
In at present. and said land from the
south and of said avenue southerly
shall remain subject to such rights
and the said McMahon hereby waive:
all claim to damages arising from said
change- tIIo-t may ever exist, and.
conditions herein expressed, the lay-
out of said Burritt avenue as shown he
tind the same is hereby changed to
correnpond
changes.
the proposed changes, saying that Bur-
rltt avenue would be widened to 60
feet for a stretch approximately 100
abutting land, which is owned by Mr.
or was brought up by
‘Very respectfully.
1‘ JOHN M'MULLEN.
Councilman Mather submitted the
y the Mani?
Whereas, John ,l. McMullen. End.
as submitted to this board a plan
miguuted “Prepared Entrance III
John MeMuilen.
Hoyt, Jrfi-C. I, .which plan
hows changer! desired to be made by
he said McMuliouWu the lower end
ilurritt avenue: so called. by the
fling of the easterly sidewalk farth-
rote sidewalk, curb'and gutter‘and
he establishment of mu plot: I:
Resolved, That permission be and
be same is hereby granted to the said
he, shifting of the gates and fence
Resolved. further. subject to the
with said proposed
Councilman Field briefly explained
feet long. the change affecting the
McMullen.
it was moved by Councilman Math-
'cr and voted. to accept the resolution.
The election of a street commission
Councilman
Mather. who nominated and recom-
mended the election of Alfred Brown
for the position.
Councilman Miller Stated that he
had been authorized to say that he
was not II candidate for the office.
Attorney Crnmer C. Helemun np~
peered and spoke in the interests of
John Fiisinger for the poaltion. and
urged that his application be given
due consideration by the council.
On motion. the council proceeded
to ballot for street oinunissioner.
indignation, Gas, Heartburn
million stomach mama In the U .
ed States. England and Canada to” '
Pape Ia Diupepsin,a
immediate. but lasting relief.
not anything you eat and ovum
sour. sassy or onto! order atom
five minutes afterwards.
or what you eat lie: like a lump tit:
lead in your stomach, or if you his
heartburn, that is a sign of tutti”
tlon
cm of Papa's Diapepsin and take
done just. as soon as you can.
will be no sour risings, no belching
undigested food mixed with acid, I“
stomach ppm twat-thorn. fullneu or
heavy feeling in the stomach, Nous“.
chilitating Headaches. Dizziness of
Intestinal griplns. $
and. besides. there will be no dour ‘
food left over in the stomach to poison.-
your breath with nauseous odors.
for outer-order stomachs. become it.
take: hold of your food and digests. It:
just the same as if your atom“.
wasn’t there.
och misery is waiting for you skim
I dr‘ug store.
more than aumclont ,to norouxhly out.
almost any case of Dyspepsia. indigo?
tion or any other stomach disorder.
which "resulted haw-follows:
break in the on II ell truck which}
appears to be defective. and is poly ‘I
sibiy In a dangerous condition.
thought. it should be repaired as soon
as possible.
man Field to go ahead with the
pairs. ‘
Dyspepsia 60.0 ad You not
Fine in Five Minutes
Every year regularly more than n
and realize not our
This harmless preparation will “I
If your meals don't tit comfomblr
I
Get from your Phu-maciet I. 604:.“
Tb
This will all go.
Pope's Diapcpsin is a certain our.
Relief in five minutes from oil not!
These large oil-cent cases .contdu H
Total number of votes—5‘
Alfred Brown—5.
Mr. Brown was declared elected
Councilman Field Spoke of the w
H.
Mayor Tammany advised Counctb‘
Adjourned.
New York. New
Haven & Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
Hotel Mahackemo
I. II. CONNOR. W1:
semis: AND column up 10 on:
RATE! :2 no DAY nun urvuuo
suuoar opium 75c"
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL .0.
The Reed tr VollI
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully “nipped
ELECTRICAL CHOP
III the town
‘AU'I'O |UPPLIII
Phone fob—~60 South Main Street
south Norm. lulu Hull Bloch
I
TILIPHONI CALL no
annual
(GP-Dory mtmmn
IAIT uonwaux'
Shore Dinner: and All um Ii
80! Food W I 0rd"
lllilll i. i'SllillllI. Pill.
Does Your WRoof Leak?
mCentIIryCumuud
3T0" ALL LIME.
Me A GALLON “a A GALLGN
III
I
w. Wm an «dam moi
tor «until
communion-um
III-git. Mme: Paints Glue. «to,
wdawwuudfmthmrutn‘mue
The Celebrated, $3.50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 50c
Call at our lion and eninino them
for yourself.
W. F. Wigtnore & Co.
onuoom‘o
I North Main fl. Io. mm
W
o
w
seeoInBIg Stock
‘ OF
CYLINDER
STOVES
And matte your mention before
cold weather comer. All aim
and priced.
Horace R. Nash
II. Ita- emcee
. I
. DANIURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
In Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
”w...
ROUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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7:2”. 7:461. til: htx‘l" b: Six 915:. 9:37.
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7 2531. El: 408. 10:45
Sunday:
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
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