I .all. at Briggerman’s. I immediate relief The very first doses I croupy cough, choking and gasping Aim-y- If”!!! , Hume's raaour 1 cnocoutrra ; ; _ were run: so: can“ ’ . run near or my eaooum F. A LANE 51 WASHINGTON CTR!" SOUTH NORWALK as . -.-.-.-:- - . ._. .,. .91 ‘eats are the offering today at Mintz’ s Anniversary Sale. . At Triatrsni & Hyatt's you will find a fine display of ladies' tailored coats and suits. and raincoats. Routine business was transacted last evening at the meeting of Col- fax Encampment. J. o. 0, F. ——'Bead A. & P. adv. on page 3. Headaches often are caused by eye strain. Consult Thamer. 87 Atlantic Square, Stamford. A meeting is scheduled to be held this evening. of the Board of Eatlmte and Taxation. Samoset chocolates, chief of their! ——Read A. &' P. adv, on page 3. A good tea offer is made in Davey'i ‘adv. today. Read it. Suite with a snap and dash at flog- ers lit Stevens.’ Mrs. Harold Clark, of Newtown ave- nue, was admitted to the Norwaik Hospital, last evening, for medical treatment... 1 A private ticker will furnish. com plate and accurate election results to the members of the South Norwalk 1Club.and their‘friends this evening. A delightful luncheon will also be enjoy ‘ ed. ‘ FIOLEYI'SI HONEY AND TAR con. POUND FOR CROUP. Croup scares you. The load, hoarse. for breath” labored breathing. call for of Foley‘s Honey and Tar Compound will master the mono. thick mucus, clears away the phlegm and opensufi and cases theair pas- sages. For sale by all druggists.” NORWALK HOSPITAL nor-Es. Mrs. Mary Lent, of Water street. downtown. was admittedto the Nor- waik Hospital last evening, for ined- ical treatment. Mrs. Lent suffers symptoms of typhoid fever. THE BANK or Shanta I IAcquaintanceshipm II~Our3best customers are those whoIknowus heat. Those who II once crime to' this bank have no desire to‘go‘elae'where. 1, WHY: rakinuooti caroIof amusi- lt cuts the the time to place your orders. SUPPLY I JEDDO COAL HIaIVe IsIecIIureIiil a supply of this celebrated coal. Now is S LIMITED. BROTHERS U'NBERTAKER , m .m m alumna 1. a: the m and buoys marking off the l _-ney I“ laid- that at first he 0mm ill Gilli lilililllllil Fuel is New an” Court (in Ill-m .1 IW ”redefine as Public Bells “HEAVEN, Nov. 3.—-At the close of anal! doorman session of the City court. 1“. Judge O'Meara dis- CMI‘KII Captain Diniel‘sinith, of the steamer In City and Benjamin lnlr- sbar. an mien of the Connecticut Oyster Farm Connolly. arrested about two weir: up and charged with ille- gally dredging oylters from public beds. m mm mantis in question are located ol INorrie Cove. - The State donanot allow. machine individuals smnll devices may take oysters from them -~ In passion judgment the court in- formed tie two oysternmn that there was not enough evidenoé to convtct but he advised them to be careful in the future. 1 Captain smith and lobster were de- fended by Attorney Jacob B. Good- ion. The defendants claimed that \ ems-as of their employer's beds and the public bed had been moved. While the yalhnitted they might have dredged on the public .side all the homily. they claimed that they did not discover the... stake had been moved anti] October 17th or after they had m in the neighborhood for thrush-native days. ., ~ ‘ Daria; this period it was alleged they had removed o'ysters valued at many inndreds of dollars. On It the witnesses for the prose- until was Charles _.H Nichols, a. civil engines. wi‘o surreyed the grounds on omau- 17. and testified that on sting ontiepahlicbeds. it was on this day tint Captain smith claims he reported to an employers the fact that the mothers had been moved. This avid-co was corroborated by Charles n. M. in charge of the "Brfkeput dos of the company. ‘ In it old-x fitment City Attor- W tiara might have been a be aid M is had not discovered the m it til! lilies until the same” list the civil engineer had AW AND WAGON ICOL. LIDE. .: ' Eduard Mi. driving the automo- itor melts in a ramp _ “inner Police Com Receives an author and within out of its estate be IInitid to General ‘ ‘“ in Wags-liars. in: will «mum of other inheritance or legacy, and in a 'aettlement in Ifui of all other claims ‘.. against the estate. He adds tbip note: hove had. regard. for the expense. both secondary at home and at Yale ' coilele. of bla- education, on which i lavished without stint. love and dober- ‘tme money to the utmost limit or . to my younger sort. who repaid in ‘ accord ” grounds. although . this kyle round the steamer opsr- 1 their singing not They offer some oblate-mist but in view of, ‘ Capt-law's testimony. in which , til about nine o'clock. Returns Will Brennan m expo soon. 'I -—— - n . hime by Father’s Will. .. Theodore Alred Bingham, former poice commissioner of New York. recelv‘es only $500 by the. will of his father. Dr Joel F. Binsham who died Oct. is at his home. flit matured avenue. Hartford. Dr.’ w W W“ use «are m 01 It John’s church: as year or his deceaae $500 IDAILY POEIM Kinshasa or his lawful heirs. in lieu "in mailing the above dtrpetlon I my means (no part by him was ever repaid) andIIto my unltinted efforts and successful influence for his so . polotment to the army,- the fruit or which has been the ample pension which he now receives from the na- tional government. Considering the above written a tardy act of justice money over $2. 000 of the cost of his own college educatiom remained for many years unmarried at home. devo- ted-t0 the inseistance and comfotrof his mother and me. making no ac- count therefor. while his own, brother since his eighteenth year. when he left college and‘home for West Point. has been a stranger to our family life. and the legacy left himvby his mother to be paid him at my decd‘ase will more than refund with interest the full amount of the occasional film ever Imnde be him to her“ or me With this ecision of mine 1. their mother also while llilng waslio full H... - A...“ “a..-” Wnfluutgs; norms THEATRIé 1 A packed house at Hoyt eatre last night was treated to all excep- tionally fine bill of vaudevilletn srcus Loew is not satisfieid with at two sterling acts. but puts on on e its one (or full riieasure besides featu Syd» ney Bracey and Frank Farr n. of the “Million Dollar Mystery". Marne. Nearly all that could be desired is offered to the public (or the first put of this mil Mpprooigfion of each act was manifested at the per- Tor-rashes last night by the mom up... planes that has been given in a loud time Bolton-iii and Glisunndo open up with an extraordinarily fine musical act. unique in the extreme and en- tirely pleasing. it can be safely stated that their number is one of the best in vaudeville. the receptlmi they re- ceived being u convincing indication. One. of the novelties offered is a musical meal. The two execute some very difficult stunts with their in— siuments. Sabrey D'Orsnl exhibits mastery and control.of her beautiful and sweet vol_ce which is rare indeed. She literally sings her way into popular; lty- . , Here arrives the feature ,of the bill. Messrs Bracey and Farringmn. Their entrance on the stage is clex erly work- ed out. A few hunded feet of film is used to“ show them in their res. p'ectlte parts In the “Million Dalia:- Mystery" and a note is shown upon- the screen signed by the manager and stating that their act will be can- celled if they do not appear at the theatre where the audience is wait- of motion pictures are before the house They give it very creditable act and receive plenty of applause. ' A thriller is the . etch. ”The Desperado". The house hold awe- strlckcn during its presentation so well is the setting arranged and the plot worked out. Exceptionally good scenic effects are given. making the act a first rater. The Rathskeller Trio are good in excellent interpretations of several sentr- and their work Js roundly ap- clouded deservedly so The Dancing Mars and the bill can entertainment. They have exe‘sh int offerings in the- dancing line and fine favor with the hours. ‘ the shows will be run in order at the; out to see the motion pictures and by getting the election— returns. Front ,statemenfa‘ or those connected with the news agencls which will collect returns for billetih service. the else.- den of governor. mansion and other officers will nut be known on— ltart to reach Nor-walk before that o’clock to ing. A quick shift and the two stars , in great style with their Torpeichor-. , :-I in spite of the fact that there will . , be great excitement M town tonight. Castor Theatres 'and it will be in an, ‘ salient opportunity for men to “kill '. two birds with one stone" by turning _ ~ ’ time. but enough town- will not have ’. CITY LIFE. You ask if. he lives in the city? Well, no, though of course he’d . insist ‘ . That he does ; but the Simon-pure I fact is I «That .city,.foik merely exist. it... The! IbIInilIy Igo through the m0- tions. . , But their lives. areas froth 0n the deep, I Containing more “hustle” than “gridiron? And thoirItlaIts. are just places “to sleep. 1 Insplieofthclack or amuse- ments, ' In spite ofIthe dearth of good plays- I ." I Folks live—really live—in .91: or inlays." _ . I I—Graydon Grey. . a , . .4 Rogem'I&Stevens I (lay. 51:“ij Whiletberrisninfllecitxjust’ I ._ River, owned by JunesIVer‘chot. was _ horse, pursued and captured a tramb .. the I ‘ him over to the Massachusetts author- ' house over nightiailId had studied .lIcr a mass has backache. halogens,“ We’rg poundingou this fact: Our airs from 32 to 37 are menoi have it Initials! put into other atrium not Norwalk and So. INorwalk. . "A .. Gas I REIUILT TYPEWRITERB—L C. 1. $7.00 $10.00 $1300 .315, $18 Smith. Sanitation. maker. sold; repaired. Rentals, 35 per month. Mackinaw; ‘. sold at 35 per month JAG. DONNELLY, Underwood. ‘ all other Radiator .1 Will drive away the early morning chill. and keep your home warm and .1 comfortable all; All sizes at our office The ’United’uecmt Light 3; Water‘Co. liltlIIT ltsuvws .. 1 ram unusual NAPLES. via some. Nov.- 1., 13. in a. fur—Mount Vesuvius is agln in crop, tion and the inhabitants in its vicinity have become greatly alarmed. On' Sunday special prayers were made and processions of people went to favored shrine. as a repetition ofthe disaster of 1906 is feared. The activity of the volcano first man- fested itself by deep detonations and rumblings. This was followed by St- gantic columns of smoke and soon thereafter an abundant eruption of lava began. -——— _ The last serious eruption of Mount Vesuvius occurred. in the spring of 1906. Several villages were destroyed and the propefly loss was estimated at 320.,00000 About five hundred per- sons were killed and 50.00 were ren- dared homeless. Many nations. espe- cially the United States; sent aid to the sufferers. There have been several eruptions since 1906 but all were of a minor character and no serious losses re- sulted. IIVAOANT HOUSE IN WlNSTED BURNEDI. WINSTEID, Conunmov. 3.—.—AnI un- occupied dwelling house. at Coleb‘rook burned yesterday. causing a‘ loss of about 31.300 :Shortly after the tire broke out, Horace Tucker mounted a who had been seen to leave place sol-lief in the day. and turned lties near where. he that captured him The tramp it said nyI the police to have admitted that he slept in the while there, but he denied all know- ledge of the lire. " .41. NEW HAVEN WOMAN SUICIDES. NEW HAVEN; Nov.13 3.«‘—Mrl. :' as: leases, aged 36. committed suicide. «WOMEN BIIUIFIFER 'II'IERRIIBLYI FROM- KIDNEV TROUBLE. Around on hei- feet all day—no won‘- itiff. swollen Butts weariness. poor sleep and kidney trouble. Foley Kid my Pills give quick relief for these troublrs. whey mama. the aid disr- . - yesterday. by drinking nelson. while. ‘ = standing on thenfirand. avenue bridge. I. I .. over Itho Qillnnipiae‘ river. flotsam?! V1 troubles are said to have induced liar . _ 111‘ aroclt or a no Inc-t mm in, la. tin-I STAMFORD, MAGEE “w WORK; PERFECT ‘ ACORN ' ‘ mintzs a ANNIVERSARY SALE Sale Of Fine Coats ‘ Coats other special Coats at we. meat of Ranges guaranteed m ibaire and heat. that we will Emu been upward Com ; where. id south unis semi. south Norwaiiti Egre- fair. none with $3.95 $7. 95' ‘ $9. 95 to $25 Wehave just received it oh!)- ookflaem over beforg For honest I’ ‘ Amusmg plump nv n. 3., _, First Dead: of Home Bled! come canes Come in and act sour new lilllBE’S 3710”, ‘ Aloe Repairs fer-All Ranges. Jones 8: flotchltisIsI and News 811. Nonwamt‘. , I. Company 17 Will It. Wk. The Little Shop Mich THE parser MODELS . of sums. downs ash water - ALSO. 1 unnsawnaa. concurs A. HOSIERY._ K. A. OLAVEN. r Footwear $2.00 to $7.00. A Range of Prices That Will Meet All Requirements. Boys and Girls SCh00l Slices $1 25 to $3.00. Glover 5 Why ThetI Headache? Do you know that 99 per cent. 0 the headaches are caused by poor. eyes trying to see by stminin them? Stop taking medicine! see our OCULIST and let him advise you! You may need glasses. ‘ THAMER OOUUSTS AND OPTICIANIS . 32 Atlantic dquamIStlmford. 0o Coal, Wood. Cement Special Prices on Cash Orders, This Month. for Red Oak COL WILLIAM EFFIRONII fillets“ Sta] Phone “r 1 races Ila" low Get. Evnga. Est. 399 .\ u .1- " III *III I .3 (Silver. Lake ,1 Ice. 1, We have exten’ (led our service South Norwali in response to recuesta. - We do not ‘seei trade it prices. We get air! xm' “ " by" furnishing unequaled carriers in; isgtrae cocoon! Iii-1N“. ,EQMIlattentioo tannin I . THE slaveaitatts mesa ' 82 Hey: it. u buy y=. ' ~. All kinds of Fresh, Salt and Canned “Fish. Large Es- Rockaway Oysters.‘ callops, w rranted dry. Bay where th’ yI‘I'get it Iii-ash . . every day and’give you what you . a. II
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