To Golf Players
y.‘ For five dollars per you we ca
if; «its a policy insuring lo the limit or
I u thousand, dollars protecting the'
” policy-holder from claims for injuries'
filled by him while playing golf to
(:1 person or persons, provided, now-
over, the liability shall in no event exr .
Milne thousand dollars for damages
to; sicb injuries to any one person.
Tay lot & Golden!
{Biophysics 1230 South Norwalk, Conn.
IINIWS
. Mayor Fat-naus- 1.
police headquarters tint
on dangerous in the \lt'Illl'}‘ oi‘ the
L5“
I :Wiunipault school and an officer
needed.
1413-4 for information.
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tho team and guards oi Eureka
Lodge. Friday evening. at 8 o’clock
Nod the entertaitmient committee wi..
meet at 7:30 o‘clock.
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I Officer Frank S
Fred Farr. of this city,
, drunkenness.
15 ddys by Judge George ll, You
bllrg'ln‘but sentence was suspended.
Mather of Woodward ave-
he
George
Inue. complains that last evening
was hlt on tlieback with an egg by
‘ . club members on Woodward avenue.
'A report has been made to police
. bombarters.
fatal] liquor dealers, drugglsts
(5th Which desire to dispose
“aim.
will be in session in the City Hall on
Odtobor 18th. for the purpose of receiv-
Vllinppllcattons.
Muss BAKERY, 5 MONROE
I’ STREET.
M We make an specially of Raisin
Broaden Wednesday. Oat meal bread
on other days. Loy ers of the unusual
I! should try one of those kinds
‘o'né I367. ‘
ego. llIiI.I Ion their way to the
pacific Exposition.
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.ugin" building on Cottage ave-
II‘vI‘ned by Hillside School; to
es &‘,Hotcbk'lss, to install plumb-
Ior,,l. O. Seaman, Cottage avenue:
I . Miller. 17 Charles B. street:
I lkln if: Company, tmgnlal‘go
‘ on oauoolc'rs.
.So. Norwallr. Conn. death.
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Burneli notified
mnuzti '11::
w—puther M Wright “ill rtm bus to
IDaubury Fair $1 round trip telephone
There will be a fui! rehearsal of
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churned wilhI
Farr was senlt‘ltt'etl 10‘
county Clerk Herbert R Smith has
received a supply of blanks for the
and
of
The county commissioners
; inc all over the scalp.
I bury. $1. 200 each; St. Vincent’s and
I today. be‘slde the New Yurlt, New Ha-
, II ed in, and the indications were that
. he had been dead for some time. He
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SIOPS IAILIING HAIR
. Save Your Hair! Make it Thick, Wavy:
and Beautiful—Try This!
'l‘hin. brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair, is that evidence of a neglected
scalp; ol‘ dandruff—that awful scurf.
There. is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. it robs the hair
of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp, when
if not {enicdled causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die—then the
hair falls out fast. A little Danderlne
touight—now—anytimewwill surely
save your hair
O‘ét a 25- cent bottle of Know'ltons
Domini-inc, from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the first ap-
pllcatlon your hair wlilJako on» that
life, lustrs'and luxurleneo which is
so beautiful. it will become wavy and
fluffy and have tho-appearance of
abundance, an incomparable gloss and
softness; but what will please you
most will be. after Just a few wseek’
use. when you will actually see a lot
of line. downy hair—new hair—grow-
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GOVERNOR APPROVES BILLS.
Quarterly Appropriations for Hoopi-
talc Also Cored For.
Governor Holcomb yesterday ap-
proved thg following bills: Major
Charles H. Slocum of the First Com-
pany, Governor‘ 5 Foot Guard, for 8112
for the care of 112 rifles and also for
$50 for the. care arid custody of state
property; the trustees of First Com-
puny, Governor's Foot Guard, for,
rent of armory ending ‘Soptember
30, $250; Connecticut Hospital for the
insane for month of September. 317.-
892. I40; Mystic Oral School for Deaf
for quarter ending September 30.
$4,400? 'Connecticut School for im-
Ibicles. for quarter ending September
‘30, 93.088. 26. ‘
'l‘hd governor also approved the
following quarterly hospltfi appro-
printions; Grace, Mlddlosex county:
Memorial New London, and Water-
Raphael‘s; I821! teach: Stamford
full ‘8t. Mary‘ 5, $1875 each: Moridon
and Greenwich $760 each: St Jo-
seph's. 31. 00b: flartford. 82‘ 500.
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FOUND OEAD'DN TRIAQK'S.
SOUTHINGTON. Odour. Ooh 6.--
Michael Brannon, 50. was found dead,
van and Hartiord Railroad tracks
here be top or the head was crush.
was a laborer employed locally and
was unmarried. The medical exam-
‘ lner gave a verdict of accidental
D nitarput oi! Iany longoit «renting a box in our satc-
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way other filmiproduccd previous to
_ offer Edward Coneliy in "Morse Cov-
‘program will be seen there daily. ..
appear at Regent Theatre all noxt
illous =whon‘ originally produced on
, _ corroborato ouch other. . ‘
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STAMFORD THEATRE.
May Robson. who comes to tin-
Stamford Theatre. Thursday evening.
Ottobcr 7th. in a sumptuous revitai
of her everlasting success, “The lie-
juvenatlon of Aunt Mary," is an at-
lress of unusual ability; in adopt in
make-up and with a sunny,
personality that pleases. To be fun-
in and pathetic almost in the some
moment is not an easy task and Miss
Robson is one of the few Women on
the stage who can accomplish it. An
artist is required to bring tears with
softly spoken lines and delicate facial
expression and then in an instant set
the audience laughing uproarlously at
the commonplace remarks quickly
timed. Miss Robson is such an ar-
tist. In this dellghtlul comedy of a
maiden aunt’s indulgent love for a
reckless young nephew. she brings in-
to play the experience she had with
countless high-class productions.
From the moment she appears scold-
happy' little speech that brings down
the curtain, she is always interesting.
The cast was specially selected by
Miss Robson, together with a brand
new scenic production. with a view
of making the attraction one of the
conspicuous events of the season.
THE PAYTON SHOWS.
Today at the Regent Theatre, An-
nette Kollerman will be soar in the
wonderfully artfltic plioi‘op‘iay produc-
tion in eight parts. “Neptune'sDaugh—
tor." This picture. produced under
the personal directions of Herbert
Brenon. is a fantasy and has to its
credit greater earning powers than
“The Birth of a Nation." William
Shay ably ‘supports Miss, Kellerman
and the surrounding company is one
of all-around excellence. Many of tho
scenes‘are taken in the Bermuda ls-
lands and many of the natives are
seen throughout “Neptune's Daugh-
ters". Miss Kellerman. best known.
for her divine form and great swim-
ming ability, is really a sensation in
this picture and on account of the
large crowds that are sure to attend
the Regent todpy, ."Neptune's Daugh-
ter" will also be shown Thursday. and
as an additional feature, Metro will
lngton.’1_,j On Friday Paramount pre-
sents Charlotte Walker in ”Out oftho
Darkness.” and Satin-do; will be the
date for showing Francis X. Bushman
in “Graus€arl‘t.’-’ This picture was ori-
ginally booked for» last Saturday, but
will positively be showa this week.
During the week‘ of October 11, when
the Payton Stock Company will be at
the Regent, Lockwood’s mail will
open for pictures and In excellent
The original Payton Stock Com-
pany. after years of continued suc-
cess to Brooklyn and New Your. will.
week. The wonderful success that
has fia’ttonded this organization is due
to many reasons. The magnificently
staged and costumed productions: the-
unusually strong acting company. and
the very best and latest New York
successor, presented in the some
careful manner that made them fa-
Comfort-laying
Foilts enjoy .a
winning‘
lug awkward country servants to tho‘
“'llw Uni» Son,’ 'liougl.t and Paid
llox. “The Shephetd of the Hills,"
{and others Stats on sale at the box
Ioifite 'l‘hutsda) morning.
ICOUNTY some HAS susv TlME
I AHEAD.
IVislt Towns to RecoiveII Liquor Li
censc Applications and to Hear
I Opponents of Licenses.
The county commissioners will be
busy the reed of this month and. in
fact. will have little time on their
hands from now until next January.
The reason of so much activity on
the part of the 'comntissloners is that
applications for liquor lIccnscs in
i‘ahfleld county are now in order.
On Thursday the commissioners
will go to Danbury to receive appli-
cations for retail liquor licenses, 0c-
tober ii they will be in Stamford for
the same purpose, October 13 in Nor-
walk and October 15 in Greenwich.
The licenses to towns and cities in
lv‘alrllold county outside of Bridgeport
will be issued on and after Novem-
ber l. . '
On' October-18 the commissioners
will go to Stamford‘to boar the re-
imonstranco that. has been filed
against the application. 0! Denato
Scalil for a transfer of his liquor ll-
censc from 117 Pacific street to 20
IQulntard place. The romonstrants
claim the latter place is unsuiable for
saloon purposes and there are enough
saloons in the district now.
Wednesday, October 20,
missioners will hold a
Bridgeport I oil“ the romonslrance
against the application of Samuel
Feldmun to transfer his liquor license
at 541 Water. street to the S. Fold-
man Companiot the same number.
Barnith Sachs.Iwho is a saloon keep-
or at the same address on Water
street, is the person who remon-
strates against: the granting of the
transfer. and he claim sthat Feldman
is not the bound“ owner of the li-
cease. I
The commissioners will be in Don-
bury on October 22 to hear the re-
the com
hearing in
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Dreadfully Sore
Quick Relief followed the uaoof
Hour to p23!“ and mother’s lottor
little it; whooonskib “linger: Ire Etta;
foctlyo boalmny
six fill ha I
will, fiki’n‘i’;
become
dreadfully sore, but in
In minutes after app!
ortiPowdcr
ck relief that my friends
Mich powder.’ and it unduly
hummusmm
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Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equippotl
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COL. HENDRiIE HAS A coda
Hearing on Application for Consortia/-
tor Continued Till Friday. I
That Col. Charles W. Hondrio, of
Stamtord. was taken with a cold on
monstrancos against Patrick Bren-
nan’s application for permission to
remove [its liquor license from MI
Main street to 71 White street The
ground of rémonstranco is, there are
enoughflsaloonson White street at the
present time.
nsMEmEI-is NOTHING or LAST
FEw Miles.
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Driver of Car Thattraohcd into Bill-
board; Killing Ono, Pleads Loss
of Memory;
BRIDGEPORT, “on 6.—-Assorting
that he romembors nothing of the last
few miles of the fatal joy ridIeI Wed-
nesday morning or the crash into the
billboard on North Main street at the
foot; of Ox Hill. George L. Moshior,
of 246 Fairflold avénuo. driver of the
car at the time of the occident, yes:
terday morning tcld Coroner Pholan
practically tho same story that. had
been rolatod by lbo other occupants
rot the car at the time that William
Costello met his death. .
W. Reitrdon,I Raymond Ely and
Ar Iur Lucier the other- members or
the party have- all testified at the in-
/
quest and the coroner will announce
his Endings in a low days. All of the
stories as rogards the night’s rldo
how confirm! to St. vi...
‘Ith... o! tho “1- III
Thursday last. and was unable to leave
Dr. Givpns’ s sanitarlum. to attend the
hearing on the application for an ape
polntment of a conservator, before the
Probate Chart in Stamford, was the
statement of his counsel. Judge N. C.
Brown. when Judge Keating called the
case in the Probate Court yesterday.
Judge Downs presented a letter from
Dr. Givens. which stated that Col.
Hondrle took cold on Thursday last.
but will probably be able to attend the
thor, that the course of treatment had
showed results thus for which, if con-
tinued, will bring. about the ultimate
complete rocovoroy 61 the patient.
Judge Charles D. Locltw od, counsel
for the applicants.- obj-oc to the ad-
imminent. stating that he believed
this continued sickness of Col. Hen-
drle showed more plainly than c or
the need of a conservator to care for
his‘ large estate, which is the more
complicated of late. he said, owing. to
a number of claims that have como‘
recently for adjustment: ‘
until Friday, but stated that further
continuancos must be avoided.
oauaunv MAN SUICIDES. ,
.IDANBUR‘Y.‘ Conn" Oct. 6.——Wllllam
dole. hfty'vsoVon years old. committed
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6, 1915
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Judge Rooting contiiiiiod the? case .
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