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. flu or Tho 5.5mm”. 39'1"“ ,ln Nor.
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“walk a N
. I f A. internist gotoNevi-Ylirk today
on a short business trip. j, . '
The [real petals solenoin l,Norwalk
,‘last week were six innumhen, and the
' amount ‘of‘mortgnges $4,420.
i“l"l‘he‘ South Norwalk Hardwl‘flre Com-
_ pany‘wish‘os men“ to try‘ their Gem
' ‘Snfcty razor for ten days.
_, .
a.—
j A very interesting and well attended
service was held last evening in the
Salvation Army rooms in South Main
. strept. j ‘
The Southport Chronicle has been
purchased by Walter and Alien Dum
kerly, of Tauntou, Mass, who assum-
ed control today,
A party otNorwnlk young mien went
in Lyon Plains. Saturday night, one
fox hunting expedition but returned.
home empty handed._ ' . .
dngham Woman's Relic! Don is will
hold a, peach festival, tomorrow even-
' ing, at the‘vpost roomm~Wcll street.
Buckinghamfiroit oJ-A. 11.an (luck.
Today being Lobor Day there will
be on meeting .of .the,South orwclk
Fire Police. ,The next meeting will
be held one we‘uk frbm thih'evening.
E. Pulsford. assistant superintendent
of the local zodiceof the Metropolitan
Life insurance Company, remains in
about the same condition at his home
ill Courtiandt Place. , ‘
Wilson Hawkesyon‘e at tile linemen
in the mummy of the South l‘i‘orwalk
Municipal plant. was called to} Static
ville.,N. Y.. yesterday morning; by the
laws of the death of his brother-in-
nw, ,
~Very.few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crowu. It
has been sold for 10 years and over,
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
O
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The gymnasium team of Company F‘
will heginpracticlng tomorrov even-
ing. It is not known just how a first
F basketball team will lineup ti is sea-
89;! but the Montankhteam lli be
practically the same as last season.
Rev. K. Kretzman. of Stl mford.
preached in the. German Li theran
Church ln‘North Main-5‘ treat. in tcvcp.
ing. He Was a‘ocom ,nled by i averal
of his congregation out a Smmiord or-
ganist. A very interesting and 1 elpful
service was held. . ‘
Rev. John H. Bolidol!~ Tor .ngton.
preached at both services yeltorday
in the South, Nowell; . Q .ilodiot
Church and Was greeted with iai go on.
disease. , ,
pastor will preach next Sabbat ,. H,
, ‘ will also be at‘home to coed ct the
, . prayer meeting Thursday ’eveni g.
K
. he Nor-wall: baseball team ii scue~
'diiled to play the Brighton thistle
, Club teamthio morning at io 15. at
the Decker Field. Mathews] .This
alteration the Norwalks will p y the
filament! team at the Labor Diy Pic-
- C no...
investigs
o , ‘ m
ate-only; matinee, 10,2
, . can
sinusitis andido cents: ‘
i it
ion willbesr outthe iii to»
out that-\iiiz.:fleiiry’s minatrclo?
,. s new and oldest in ' Miriam
“which seems a broad strontium“?
Mr. Henry ‘ challenges» the iooiitrary.
being progressive and keenly on t
alert in . reducing the , latest and use
> in them, nstroi'ilne.’ Mr. Henry’s long,
elrporlencedn mlnstrolsm‘has spieudi '
ly qualified him ‘ tor; the position of
competent spate-date caterer of arm!
moot. and his ‘organlsstloncsoems to ;
be stirring up amusement. patrons all
through their travels. , Reports are
coming in. telling of the great success
of Hi Henry's big shew.‘ An‘exchnlige
says: "Hi Henry‘s mlnstrels demon»
strate that there is plenty that is new
inmlnstrelsy if you haveto vim to“
get it out.” Another describes his
show as “something entirely diners
out.” i ' - . ‘
Tucson's Arrnscrlos AT ‘
. , HOYT’S. , j
At Hort'll‘Thcatre next Tuesday ev~‘
enlng,‘ will be seen“ one of last season's ,
greatest/successes direct [row a fifteen ‘
run at the Fourteenth Street _. ,
theatre, New York city. ‘ WilliamTVA.’
weeks‘
Brady's latest success. “Foxy Grand-
pa." it is a "muslca‘lsnap shot."-il-
lustrative of the funny antics of that
jolly old gentleman whose caporeiwith
his two grandsons have been pictured
from timeto time in the Sunday news-
papers. The author, Mr. R. Melville
Baker. however, has taken due license
with his subject, and the result is a
play in threeaets which fairly abounds
with ,‘vsparklim dialogue, ingenious _'
comicalltlcs and, catchy music. The
songs,cspecially are snappy and orig:
hull. and the dances very novel l' and
artistic. A chorus of twenty-five bean-
tiful girls. with Well trained voices. is
a feature. ‘ The play- will appeal, of
course, to, the juvenile element. but it
is not intended for, children alone.
having ‘bcenldesigned to please people
of all ages. » ~
coo FELLOWS To PLAY BALL.
The baseball teams representing 0n};
Brothers‘ Lodge, 1. O. 0. F.. of or«
walk. and Butler Lodge of the so. a
order, of south Norwalk. will contest
for supremacy, this morning at 9:30»
at MaYilower Oval. East Norwaik. The
only stake will be the honor of vic. .7
tory. Holmes and (larr will be the
battery for the Norwnik aggregation
and Reeves .and Keogh will probably
occlupyr‘the some. positions for Butler
:0 so. ‘
THE ‘swm vorcs ammonia
. watL. . .. ’ .
‘ Now they are talking about the girl-
less teie hone. Hello, none of that!
Life has 0st many of its charms to us;
don’t take away our last remaining
ioy.-—Somerville Times.
'llle following curious election manl-
lesto was issued the other day in Paris:
“Electors and business men! On the
eve of the elections the friends of the
small dealers call your attention to the
present very grave danger-namely, the
invasion of the Chamber of Deputies
by medical men. OppoSe medical can.
didates; replace them by commercial
men. And why? Because the trend
of hygienists is to exercise an insup-
portable dictation concerning the sup-
plying of food. To increase their due
inorlty these hygienists do not hesi-
tate to exaggerate in an absurd man-
ner the importance of food frauds, and
then they pose as saviors of human life.
Thus sometimes these hygienists. who
are nothing but snacks. accuse pervey.
ore of milk, sometimes wholesale pro-
vision dealers or rather grocers. No
branch of food supply is free from
their accusation of fraud and i'slsifico-
tloh. Defend yourselves. then. against
the csiumny. ,li‘ood purveyors of Paris
and the provinces! Vote against ”medic
cal men. Let all parties choose other
men to uphold their dag. Let them. for
lost: or. choose good
roricv ibuli‘e. *'
out of hlsacocptsnce of an invitation
to deliver a Phi Beta Kappa poem at
., purveyors.”‘—New -.
, l. ,, '
‘ one of the unfortunate incidents of -
the early career of Bret Harts grew ,
Harvard soon after he had perpetrotv j
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comm? anyvbhorc from
cémiomfltbr f-fi ‘ - _ .
5$2~and1i~$2§0 rants.
..$eandis50;;rants. ‘
. $25.50 and. $4,.Panis.
*I$!l.50“andf$b ""Panis;
fiSéd“h/NORU¢(&, , .
Tel."caIl 32-2.. . ~
. we yéf in
lessened pic"
Significance of ‘t
1 This P971“ sale, is of onions importance. because it new
31.00.410 7.32.00, for those who ‘
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my whole heartund strength.
Oneal my first business promises was to "give the
best service and best grain."
' We‘baso our claim to your patronage on Just two
things—4duality and price—quality first.
/ » We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to year. ‘
Reliability is everything in business.
. . .s‘u'y Oats That’s Clean.
MANUEL“ T.
Telephone Connection. .q
y! in. ‘
ore Than
Here’s M
to immers- of good, honest trousers at
When l‘wentlnt'o the 3...... business l dill so with
Your Money's Worth.
mammals. the
1'rli‘.
, \
now $1.46
now $1.98
, now;;:$2.48 '1
.\ 4 . ‘ Normal/ll
Tet. caller-4. .
HATCH. *
.3.‘
Hurlintt’s Word [ Paper.
ONE rHoquNo PARKER LUCKY
cusvs mourns PENS or on:-
HALF . nicer; ‘ ’
Regular Pfilco
4.00
48 Sheets and-4i): Envelopes.
25cts.
A Good Box oi Paper and Envelopes, bots.
William PS Beers.
‘ Bookseller.‘ stunner. Enlirsvcr.
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8an Price
2.'oo
of your income must hesitant
for clothing. The smaller the {roman
more international youliis‘tha‘ not i
Is not fifteen dollars for a suit made
Part
is lulu sneer. sonar.
”MW. ........,.... _.,¢ a... .ynwmy—Wwfiw—vw- w..ww.w
shadows your.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
M
Shore Dinners and Sea Food
oi all kinds. Cooked to Order.
Baihmmnd i'lsiun
i Bath Houses to Rent bvgcason
., J. s.‘o’§oi.l.-IvAN.
PROPBIITOI.
Toll Olll I". {
,a '
, ""ao sum:- up so“? :5
' a lemon. The month
. "some,
“:Tl'n: ‘
and Zinc.
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souls Norwilh‘O'flnil-O ‘
3 Telephone 137-3. -
stories
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a“ way contagious, and occasionallya
practical joker will make use or this
fact in, a street car. By yawning on e
or twice he is sure. to set his fellow
passenger agape, much to his own
amusement and their embarrassment.
on one occasion a manwhom he de-fi
spised was a candidate for an elective
oilice. The voter had ' information
which, if made public. would have
.driven the politiciansout of the cam-
paign, but the information involved-
therefore the citizen felt he could not
use it. The candidate. a vain but'bril.
liant man. was to address the voters
one evening. and the voter decided on
a'novel plan. He went to the meeting.
. waited until the speaker was fairly
started and began to yawn, not audi-
bly but very visibly. in five minutes
half the audience” fell into line, show-
, lug every symptom of extreme bore-
. dam. The orator’s vanity was mortal-
1y wounded, he broke down beyond re.
pair and was laughed out of the can-
vars.
Of a piece with this story is that of
‘ how a brass band was totally demoral-
ized by a mischievous boy who stood
in full sight of the players and sucked
of every music-
ian puckered up and one by one they
abandoned nil effort to blow into their
instruments—Chicago Chronicle.
u...
The recent publicity given to the pri-
vate affairs of Mrs. Jessie Benton Free
mont recallsto Mrs. Mary Wright Sew-
nil, a story which she had, from the lips
of Mrs. Fremont herself. Many years
ago when Jessie Benton Was a girl lust
budding into womanhood. she paid: a
visit to her grandmother in Virginia.
, a stately demo of those post-colonial
days. with all the inherent dignity of
racy. of which she was a distinguished
member. There was a house party
reception. attended byathe wealth and
beauty of the surrounding region, and
the dear old grandmother presided at
the table and conducted herself with all
the aplomb of a member of the first
family. After the dinner and after the
guests had withdrawn. the grandmoth-
er invited Miss Jessie to her room.
where she asked the girl to assist in
brocaded carnage. out new a wasp.
which had stung her grandmother most
cruelly in a number of places. The girl
was horrified by the suffering which
her grandmother stolcsliy endured, but
her grandmother simply sn :‘ “it was
to see this i brought you t my cham-
ber. Let it ever be a lesson to teach
you through life the self-possession and
unnltornbio dignity that must churne-
terirea southern woman in cvory cir»
cilno:tnnce.-—St. Louis Mirror.
*5
; Zoeordlng to all the traditions, Cam‘-
modern Vanderbilt. who laid the roun-
datlon’of‘the‘lamily wealth that has
beconwproverblol, was a man without
education. knowing iittlo‘of the “three
Eli," and lamentably weak on spelling.
He kept to himself the word on which
based until. his sudden alokhm lire-
vented his appearing my; morning. and
it became necessary to‘ii'aalfor the so:
cret; in' order that l day's work
Sheet ‘ Iron. l, 0‘5”" ‘
it is well lino“; thatyawnlng is in -
it is related for an lndicna citizen that ‘
disgrace on the candidate‘szlamily and .
the aelbrespectlng Southern aristoc- .
during Miss Jessie’s visit. and a grand "
disroblng her. and while taking off the -
the combination of the ,oilloe‘ssfe who ,
wear at 19c.
17“" 98
50 QUART.
50 UP, CUT WHILE
l
The success of our Mld~$uln mer'pclcarance Bologna
. .. phenomenal and our stock is considerablyubroken. g
. We have decided therefor-ethic week to bunch all
; p.50 and no Suits and sailthein at 36.00 ,1 '
:Ail new goodsw-Flann‘els, Homeownercassinlercs: and "Ghoul
in asalo like ‘
delay; come in and get that for yourself.
ror' Friday, Saturday and Monday will sell 25c, 39c units 3
11.50 Shirts and charming, while they last, ”98¢. a
We invite your inspection of Fall Suits and Overcoatsr flint!
, Qvercoats made to measure, $15.00 to $20.00. ‘ " *‘
,Seiieck
9 areas OPEN nouoivésuo surpasses, on has
ORDERS FOR PLUMS FOROANNING. " JAR R I33“
SON'B OLD FASHIONED ‘PINTS: ALSO LIGHTNlN
QUARTS; NONE BUT THE BEBT'O‘UALI‘I‘Y RUB-,5
JARS. 50c DOZEN CASH. ‘ ' "
rsesu secs, HOME LAJDLJTRICTLY roses, on: con 4
swear pars-rose.
FINE cusses. smoxeo oceans“. mos, mm suo '
A TASTE or: sonar: mo solos THAT is ALL aloud- ms
zu zu emcee amps, ac enemas. . .
Lore nzo Dib .;
. Wi§m1e Realinjz,
if there is any trouble with your eyes. come to us and have
ongh examination made free. he guarantee sou-faction. . ‘
o. B. JACKSON”
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south-Norwich.
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OLD HAY A ,D..3RAlN. ' f
JUVE- m
to order little enough? . ,
, is it‘ not“ enrol andperh s a
little smaller prlcswlso. than you ova
been paying elsewhere (or irosdya‘io
wearloort? ~
Think it
materials. .
inn-lawn» mm _
hl lithe done input _, ludronce. hadron Cornelia om: “N0 mn‘ ‘Moome tic “-hi‘ ]
Than bookkee '1‘ seat A Heston love that any man with a smalf‘rflnountof mgracmli
dore’s house in. The only question is where will your lnvostmnt ho film. ,1
. solved reply that "do? or, eat results. We allusion-truest: that are absolute rare ' ,,
. nary word. but liveryeiior ’to relay “no civilian mull-s flinch. Bends. Morin-m. Lem.
, the bolts on the 'jdaogg" , mbinstlon , . ,
‘ roiled. lendsli who ,nsoesssry to send ’ ‘
ed his poem concerning Truthful
mees. t imm‘my'dmb alt?" Califor-
ns poo oc‘ one can soprano-
tion of the 'aolsmnity or the cruises
, in which he was couture apart. At
any rate. he came toCoInbridye and .
supplemented a learned adore» from MW
one of the philosophers of the time
pic, at Stamford. .BothVigamel- are
promised to be good exhibitioni.
Lost evening nil , /
, 10. of the rod ino‘
opposit the formingi
ovum—come in onds‘oo.‘
‘ROOII
‘ . with a wilhymug
a: ll
. . idealism-U eyebrows.
, ., list on theidlsiinguishod
m minced emu
poem that ”any
amnionrpooi mi avondlimnd to
audience
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‘ It lathe fashion sounds” to
poverty as an evil. to pity the
, . again to melodrama
f fear that tbc‘oid findhcier might have
,- made t-lliotllll‘fli“ mistake, But the
, $915»an was, spgcdllroonvincedtilot
home. in .the
urmobody's else ‘whcn’ '
‘ rs roared st him: ,
its, k? you
when
ll. L. poncho a on. Investment on
scour. * so
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Manufacturer-{of ‘
M‘P-ROVED ”
Norwalk Chronicler