how your house- plped for
our ,
New Is the time to have It
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fall and winter evenlngi.
We do the piping and soil
the fixtures at cost. tho whole ~
amount will be about one half
the sum that others would
charge. I
LET us give YOU arr eo-
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' PHONE 98.
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i
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Our assortment is so large and var-
ied that you will have no trouble in
making a selection.
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Window Shades. Picture Frames,
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Telephone Connectionl.
Conn.
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' SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
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Phone 143-6. _
inn with Safety ii". Per liiiium.
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Josiah It. Marvin
Wallace Marvin
I. H. Mathewson John H. Light
_ Fred. H. Rewan.
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Tel. Call, “-8.
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obit crack or new oooos
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Automobile Tires tr Supplies
if you would verify abov 0, call
and got out figures.
WE HAVE INTERESTING
PROPOSITIONS 0N AUTOMO-
BILES.
Factor agents for Cladilac-
and Orient Buckboard.
H. R. BUL‘LKLEY,
b2 80. Main OI.
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"wands.
AND
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Imported Liquors, Bears, etc" as well
as all the Domestic Brando. Bot-
tled by the case for Fam-
lly Use. ,
Delivered free of charge. Call and sea
the stock, at my new place
of business.
Herman Quittner.
45 Railroad Ave.. South Norwalk.
F IE. {sermons '66.;
39 Wall St.. Nor-walk.
are factory agents for tho foliowlno
automobiles:
OLDSMOBILE. all styles;
The WHITL.
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Will demonstrate any of the above
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Headquarters for
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W
illir lotion Side Feed Boilers,
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Insures a Warm House, Day and
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FULL VALUE
. FOR ransom ,
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as! seed a to. Harris,
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s
loompletely.
AC
the irritation,
. i...
an lurid
letter Currier James llanford is
spending today in New York.
W
Frank Spalding. of New York. ls vis-
iting at his home in Bolts Place.
Howard Lowndcs is to take up his
residence in blast Norwalk it is rum-
cred.
The regular piayci mceiing will be
,licld this evening at the Advent Christ
dun Church 4
Miss Elsie Wicks has returned to her
home in Cove avenue, after visiting
friends in Stamford,
Mrs. Waldrou and Mrs. Brush, of
East Norwulk, were guests of Mrs.
Godfrey, West ltedding, last Thurs-
day.
Miss Evelyn Simpson. who has been
visiting Miss Lillian F. St. John, ro-
lurucd this morning to her home in
l’cekskill.
The Junior Band will hold its regu-
lar meeting Friday evening, at ti
o'clock. in the bnseilicnt oi the church.
loci there be a full attendance.
Miss ldu Ainsworth, who has been
spending several days wiih Mr. and
Mrs. Moriimci Webb of ileihel, has
returned to her home in East Norwuik.
Miss Giuic Whittaker r.
Norwulk, who has been v.. ,..ng Miss
Grace \Vlikelce, made one of the
Sti'ntford party to Glen island, Tues-
day.
of East
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace iluics and
children, Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Mur—
shall andchildren Wont over in the
lai’inih 1.0qu Mac, to Call Pasture
Bearh, inst owning.
Bennie Cello, the popular clerk at
iiafners store is engaged to marry
Misti .icnilie Mniuce. of Bridgeport. The
wudding will lake plucc Sepicmiror in.
Mr. Cello has fitted up apartments at
3 Henry street.
William Mofl‘ati, who resides in
Foster Park. East Norwaik. caught
his left hand in u planer while at
work, yesterday, and the member was
badly mashed. The injury was dress-
cd by a physician. Mr. Miiffatl is a
good ball player and the accident will
necessarily keep him from this sport
for several Weeks.
A very‘ fierce dog fight look place
last evening in New street. A big
bull dog owned by Arthur Lchjoy and
a large Newfoundland dog owned by
Charles Youngs came together and
fought for fificcn minutes in a very
lively manner. People who lived in
houses nearby were unable to purl the
dogs though they tried various ways.
The Newfoundland dog was finally
whipped by the bull. "
_,...._...... .4
Mrs. Wallace Bates received another
letter from .l. E: Fowler and wife, who
started for Detroit three weeks ago, in
his launch Eva J. The letter follows:
"Dear Friends: We arrived at Detroit
all 0. K., and feeling fine. We arrived
or Mrs. Fowler’s mother‘s. making a
.short visit and then returned to De-
imii. it is a very pretty city. Mr.
Fowler's address is Detroit, Mich.
When we arrive in our home We will
let you know all."
The regular weekly prayermoetlns
of the East'Avenus Methodist Church
will be held this evening at the home
of H. J. illpson in Soavlew avenue to
stood of at the church as usual. This
is an annual occurrence and it is cer-
thin that there will be a very large
attendance. About fifteen persons will
come up from Bell island to attend it.
The meeting will be led by Rev. Mr.
James of Belle Island.
The regular prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held this Thursday
evening, August 25. at the home of
H. J. Hipson. Seaside Place. The Rev.
William James, with a number of
Christian Workers from Belle Island,
will have charge. For the pastfour or
five years Mr. James has conducted one
such service every years. and the oc-'
easion has been one of great interest
and much spiritual blessing. A large
attendance is anticipated.
The members of the Juanita Outing
Club were entertained last evening at
Camp Lookout in Golf Pasture.
party took the" r. 15 car from the brill'ge
and proceeded to the camp. The
beautiful moonlight night made every»
thing almost ideal at the camp and the
evening was greatly enjoyed by them
all. , Refreshments were served and
songs were sung by a number of those
present. They returned on a late car
after a very enjoyable evening.
A horse owned by B. Herehfieid and
son had a narrow escape from being
completely disabled yesterday after-
noon about 5: 15. The animal was
drawing a load of coal along the wharf
ate Hershiield’s coal yard when its
hoof: went through where one of the
blanks was somewhat decayed. The
animal commenced to struggle and it
.wrnr toured that it would disable itself
Mr. Herohiiel thrdrlv-
er and the bookkeeper so 3., New
bar and after considerable ‘orkimc
seeded in freeing the animal from its
Idsngerous situation. It was some-
what cut and bruised and badly
frightened. but not seriously dtmagad
in any way.
Hubert F. Plerce'a deg “Pills" is a
very knowing sort of 44a .
aisrly fond
Wtells of intimidation in the
thrust, bronchial tubes, or lung's.
A‘y Yer’s Cherry Pecval
bruised membranes. our
will explain. 4H6 theirs; Trust him.
The ’
‘ N. Y“ . is visitinguhere.
uicts
actor
as
was in trouble, so‘ be commenced to
play with the child and kept right, near
it ior two lipurs. The little one on-
Iuyed playing with "Pills" and forgot
its trouble during the two hours that
the dog acted as nurse maid. A rough
looking mun approached the child and
"Pills" lay in the grass by its side. The
man approached a little too near and
"Pills" growled in a most convincing
manner and tho’nran depsrlcd. Finally
the child was taken home by someone
who recognized it and‘ Pills" followed
all the way even going so far as to
patrol in front of the child's house till
he saw it come out doors again an hour
later. Thcn reassured that everything
was all right, "Pills" went home to
his dinner
ROWAYTON.
Mr, Huus, who is occupying the Map
list Church parsonage, is quite sick.
The Republicans are making prepar-
ations to have a banner raising here
some time early llf‘ifi month.
Mrs, Anson Phelps Stokes. of New
York, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt, at content-
must island.
Mrs, Helen Burdick and son Benja-
min are packing up their furniture,
preparatory to removal to Leopards-
ville. New York. ,1
The members of Rnwayton Hose
Company will hold an ice cream festi-
val tonight. at the headquarters in
Rowayton avenue.
Mrs. John Booth. who has been
spending a month with relatives in
Norwalk and Rowayton, starts for her
home in St. Louis. this Week.
Harvey S Ackarl leaves next Friday
for Schaghtlcoke. N Y.. to visit his
brother. Mrs. A( kart and Miss Hattie
Yoiings will accompany Mr Ackart
Mrs. Evans. of The Cedars. and par-
ty of fifteen friends. yesterday, enjoy~
ed a ride in Liverymsn iarirlgiin's can
rynil, going to Gienbrook, where a pic-
nic was held,
DARIEN AND N OROTON.
William Langdonis visiting in Long
island.
~Fresh Country Eggs at Street’s
(lash Grocery.
J. S, Randall, of East Norwalk, was
a visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Beatrice Deiihani is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. William .1. Flaming.
Miss Ethel Wiliuott, of Barton, is
visiting Miss Helen Schildknecht, in
Brooklyn.
Miss Nellie Morrison, of ii‘itiilkiii.
N. Y., and Miss Josie Randall. of Wlu~
nlpuuk. are visiting Richard Aboli-
droth.
Eben Owen says he is meeting with
success in his undertaking to establish
a sanitarium in Burton, and expects to
have it in full running order in a short
time. The organization is incorporat-
ed in New York State.
The clghi-yeur-oiil son of Wilbur
ilstes was severely scolded, yesterday
morning, at his home. in some way
the boy pulled a pan of boiling water
off the stove, it struck his body and
legs.
thought the cookie are not of a serious
nature. llr. Noxon troalcd his injuries
A grand. ocular: and carnival will
take place this evening at Lakeside
Par-.k Noroton. at ‘Keliys place" The
affair will be under the auspices of the
Noroton Athletic Club, and will be a
line affair in every respect. There will
be music by Professor Walker, rowing,
dancing. refreshments and Bathing.
The park has been prepared this sea—
son . by Mr. Kelly and considerable
money has been laid out there. Nor-o-
ton residents are, preparing to euoy
the pleasures of the place.
A very pleasant party was held
Tuesday evening at the home of James
Birchard. when a few guests were
pleasantly entertained. The Birchard
sister. Mrs. Wiiiticmorc. of Denver,
COL, Mrs. Stephen Hoyt and Miss Jen-
nie Bin-hard were present and a num-
ber of friends. also among who wore
Mrs. Symes and children, of Australia
Irving Smallhoru and family, of Siam-
ford, James Smallhorn and family, and
William Smalrnorn and family. of New
Cannon. and others. The evening was
very pleasantly spent and refreshments
were served. On Labor Day there will
be a reunion of the Birchsrd family at
James Birchard's, and it is expected
that nearly 150 of them will be pres-
ent.
WESTPORT.
Dr, L. B. Wheeler, of Boston, is in
town. . >
Mrs.~Froderick Kemper is eating at
Lenoz. Mesa ,
Friends from Larchmont are guests
of the Misses Totten.
Miss M Hewlett, of Poughkeepsie,
G, H. Title: and. wife have returned
from strip to Saratoga.
Charles Small. of Providence, is the
guest of Chra Wakemsn,
Miss Carrie tevens. of Hastings, N.
Y., is among the resent arrivals hare.
Miss Dorothy Alden of Springfield,
Man. is the guest of Mrs. M H Cool-
6"Mrs. W E Osborn has returned
from 11 visit with relatives in New
Hampshire. .
Mrs William Manse“ and family of
Philadelphia. are at the Oates house
in Ssugatuck.
Repairman; being made to the dam
lemurs pond that was. Injured by
recent storms.
Chauncey Reed has returned to his
home in Toronto, Ont. after a visit
bottom friends. .
Odo Lookout. can Passive, held
a beach /party last night that was
attended by a number from here.
Rev. Harriett Mackenzie has gene to
Old Orchard. M0,. where he will re-
main some time with a hope of. recov-
ering his which has been poorly
for more ransom.» - ‘
°‘ ”W Wait.“
scolding them most painfully.,
'i from home to land a pair of oyster
, tongs' but no muted those that will .
scoop the lot when he gets started. ills .
-4 loss was $3,000.
owned by Mrs. Potter, of
made his discovery. in S ford and
the find is dot lured to be tii li‘ out work
of Frank Edwards a specialist. on tongs
in that town.
CRANBURY.
Mrs Fitch of Bridgeport, has been
visiting Mrs. ‘Flodorlck Gregory.
Mrs. Henry Blatchmrd alt} aim, 0“
iirooklyn, are visiting her aunt Mrs.
Thomas Gregory.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Warren Clark are
proud parents of a baby boy, who ai- ‘
rived at their home a few days ago.
Master Mortimer Blake has returned
after a few days' visit with her uncle
Thomas Saunders, of South Norwalk.
Mrs. Robert Gregory and daughter.
Mildred, have returned from a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will-
mutt, of New York city.
Frank Lyon and family. who have
been visiting his sister, Mrs. William
Gregory slid family, have returned to
their home in Philadelphia.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE.
1., C. Green, who has been summer-
ing at. Pine Lodge, has returned to his
home in Norwalk.
Soiiihworth Nichols, who has been
spending his vacatin ilI ilcll island, is
at his former home in Daiilniry, for a
few days bcfore returning to Pittsfleld,
Mass.
A party of young persons from New
Canaan drove to Bell Island, Tues-
day eveuing, and from there boarded
the steam launch Unique, and enjoyed
an evening on the Sound.
STOOD GUARD AT RAILROAD.
New Haven Road Lawyer Performed
Mysterious Night Duty.
NEW LONDON, Aug, 25.-——Ono of
the city's loading attorneys, Thomas
F. Dorsey, who has represented the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad in the purchase of real on
into for several months past, is re-
ported to have beensenr on a myste-
rious errand on Monday night.
it is known that a carriage called
at his home and conveyed him to an
isolated spot between Waterford and
Nianiic, four miles west of New Lon-
don, and that he. stood guard, heavily
armed until all the express trains that
night had passed, when he returned
home in the cair.iagc
What the object of the mission was
is not known. but it is rammed that ,
trouble was expected; that some of
the express trains were to be held up
of interfered with.
PROPAGAN DA HOLDS MEETING.
ROME, August 25.-A meeting of
the congregation of the l’ropmnda to.
day. the appointment of a coadjutor
archbishop of Boston was animatedly
discussed by Cardinal-s Gotli, Prefect
of the Propaganda, Vivcs y ’l‘ulo, Pier-
oiti, Martinelli, Steinhuber. Cassette,
Della Volpe and Segnu. The candi-
dales were Bishop Harkins, of Provi'
deuce. Rev. W. P, Mchaid, rector» of ,
St. James Church. Boston, and the
Rev. it. Ncaglc, rcctor of the Church of
the immaculate Conception, of Maiden,
Mass.
charged 0 :eport, proposed to choose
llishop liarkins. Alter a discussion,
the majority of Cardinals savoring Bis.
hop llarkins the selection was left to
Cardinal Gotti to decide with the Pope.
MASSACHUSETTS RED MEN MEET.
BOSTON, August 25 -—'l he great
council of the Massachusetts improved
Order of Red Men assembled in this
city today. The reports of the officers
indicated a gain in membership dis-lug
the year, the present number of mem-
‘bers being 12,164. The number of
. tribes has increased from .113 to 116.
Great Incohonee, Thomas G. Harrison,
of lndianu, who is at the head of the
order in the United States, today in-
stalled ,the following officers of the
Frank H. W'yman, Bas-
William A. FiOlli-‘
stale council:
ton, Great Sachem;
on, Westfleld, Great Prophet: G. Frank ‘
Korner, Lynn, Great Senior Ssgamore;
Oliver A. Libby, Lowell, Great Junior
Sagamore.
MORNING FIRE lN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, August liar—No little
excitement atended an early morning
line at the building No. 520 Main street
occupied on the sheet floor by Edward
Harris, a butcher, and several famil-
les upstairs, but no one was badly
hurt and the damage was not great.
That none of the inmates of the house
was suffocated, nor any of ,the lodgers
in the adjoining house hurt was due
mostly to the activity of the firemen
and the policemen in rushing into the
buildings and dragging out the people
they found. One firemen and one
policemen were slightly hurt. The
The building was
Flushing,
L. I.
, ARMOUR RETURNS TO CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, -Aug.. 25.-~J. Ogden Ar-
moarroappearedat the stock yards
today, having suddenly returned from
his vacation in the east. In prooeed-
ing to the packing eentenhe. drove
through a throng of strikers and pick-
.ets who were resentfuily falling back
before an attack of the police. When
Mr Armour and a companion arrived
at the Exchange Avenue entrance to
tbe'ysrds at Hal-ted street-is alight
111158): fully .150 strikers had stopped,
there on their way to a meeting. A
number otiplekete were about.
”“4
courses CANADA ends? or
(:0 AI...
ST. JOHNS N. _.,F Aug 25. —The
new Canadian debit-y cruiser Canada,
recently landed at Barrow. Eng; ar-
rived here today short of coal. She is
bound for Quebec and crossed from
Barrow in eight days, but the coal in
her bunkers w‘not sutllciest for the
”moi-donuhthe voyager
The relations of a lady who died,
ing a legacy to a favorite donkey in or-
der to secure its comfort, recently came
into court and asked for a: decision as
to who was to enjoy the legacy after
the donkey's decease. "The next of
kin," was the judge’s verdict—Punch.
f’ ii
. in; over his small
drel.
.desiro such. ,4 . 1.
Cardinal Marimclii, who was "
July 18 Augustl, 15 29 “Mb" ‘.
ya, at, gioopwh' and 'srr'h. .‘”~
$76 00
Tm. rate nouns if m%
siodpere en route not doslrad. «-
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
5
”minimum“ spin News Hirifi
.ri
Chit ,
tripe, 012.50 and $16.50.
25th Augusti, 48,415. 22.29
In"; kbhv '
AUBADLE CHASM b day I .
:26. oo. , Jul 18th, sour. August 1. I.
15, 22, 29th, eptemtm btil. .
'sLocK lemma. 3 day trips, W
or 010. 50. July 10, 28, 8.45 AQIM
13, 20 and 27th. ,
'sosron AND new vertif. 4 «la
trips. [21 .50 from New Haven'. ~‘ J44ll44t4rn’
25th, August 22d. . ‘
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. I 4
trips, slate from New NIVOIIrv.‘,-, 4t.-
1eth, August 9th and 23rd. i “it"; "ill
nova scoriA, 10 «would1
from New Haven. Au not aor’l‘r.
MONTREAL AND a solo. hm
tours, 052.00 from New Haven.
26th, August 16th, soprano-4 4t and
20th.
For “New lngwiand Tomi-twill! Ile-
koto call on G.W .lerlo. “sum
Excursions to Valley, 6:04
and ”ammonia”
S TEAMER HUNTINOTON
CAPT. "RA 3. Yoshi's.
Leave Huntington for Norwailt Hon- ~
days and Fridays at 6: 45 a m. and .r
2. lb p.111. I"
Leave Norwalk tor Huntington on
Mondays and Fridays at 8: 45 a. It. on
4. 45 D m. ,4, 4i
EXCURSION TICKET! ,soe g
SINGLE FARE. . '
Children 5 to 12 years: Excursion”
35c: Single Fare, 25:. ; 5
Our summer schedule affords the .
people of Connecticut an outing
across the Sound to Huntington Bay,
one of the finest sheets of water, with;
scenery unsurpassed
The stop at Valley Grove aflorda as!
reliant bathing and dancing to ‘.‘“ Who .
.ua-no...ooaeo4sos..
Meals served at all hours.
you buy.
MEN’S
8.50 Oxfords aloud.
$2.00 Oxfords at 986. ,
—— , t
>LHDIES’
$3.00 Oxfords. OLSD.
$2.00 Oxfords, $1.89.' I ' 4
Special Prices, 69o and bile.
Tax Collectors
Notice.
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Notice is hereby given to)“
sons liable to pay taxes to IN
of Norwalk, County of Faith
State of Connecticut. on the
merit List of 1908. that I w
them to receive said taxis
lice of the collector, Term Hal
lag, in the City of Norwslk,
Town of Norwalk, i
On Wednesday, Auguiit44 S
until 8 o’clock evening. 4,
Said others will be open tlr44
noon and from 3 to 5 orient
Taxes may also be paid at
of Jacob M. Layton, Esq.
walk. ‘ ‘ ,
On all taxes which shall
paid after their-std!!! ,,
190%, interest at th’o'rm of-
Cost. will be chm M
day of AMI. 199d. use;
Norwalk Chronicler