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arr m. at , f“ “tall“
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Mailloitomo notorij",, s
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Local lewilluit‘s
wwwvfifiiin REPORT. 3.,
Fair. to
For Norwaik and vicinity:
night and Tuesday; coo and light.
frost tonight. Areas oft; barome-
tric pressure are central‘this gaping
over the maritime provid'dos, t, ”as!
coast of Florida and the "new when.
An extended area of high pressu e that
is central over the Lake r ionlis‘pm-
ducing cool pleasant wept minions
northern and eastern aeotlottil.'Fmiili§
were reported this mflnhl’5‘fl0m
Northern Michigan. This area will
move slowly eastward and produce in
this vicinity cool leasant weather
and probably 'llllll "
places tonightt’g‘"? era is quite ,a
steep barometric gradient between the
area. of high pressure in the Lake r68-
ion and the area of low pressure In the
maritme provinces snd‘thiltvwlli cause
brisk west to northwest winds in this
vicinity. " ‘ '
Charles Zoellinger, of Stamford. is
spending’ a few days at his home in
Water street. South N rwalk.
A regular business ifieetlug of ()ur
Brothers‘ Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F.. of Nor~
walk, will be held this'eveining.
Miss .Ella Crosier, of .Westchester,
Now.York,‘isflthe guest of Mrs. Robert
0. Mitchell, in South Norwalk.
~——Granulated.S,ugar. 10 lbs, 60c, F.
D. Lawton & Campany.
Miss Ada Elliott, of South Norwaik.
was an end of the week guest at the
home of Miss,,Mamie Hawkins, in
Southport.
James M. Lan'e, Miss Luella Lane
and Mrs. Frances Scoville went to
Grove Bench, last week. where they
will remain for several weeks.
Councilman and Mrs. Alfred Brown
have moved from next door to Frank
H. Fitch‘s store to 114 South Main
etrmt. ,
Misses Bessie and Lisle ’i’rowbridge
Mrs. Peter Chick and child, of
New Canaan, spent Friday at the
home of Mrs. Georgel). Nichols. in
Bayvlew avenue,
Miss Nellie Willcock returned to her
home in Brooklyn, Saturday, aftor
'baving spent a. fortnight with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank N. Ferris. of Elm Grove
street. ,' ,1
—-—Grauulat.éd sugar, 10 lbs., 50c, F.
D. Lawton In Company.
Howard Chit-heater. who is ship-
ping clerk at the Mianus M niac-
turing Company’s plant. North isnus,
but who was formerly a clerk at the
Norwalk post ofilce, was a visitor in
town yesterday.
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert A. Johnson.
who were recently married in New
Haven. have taken up the mysteries
of housekeeping in Middletown, where
Mr. Johnson is assistant engineer at
the Mlddletouin electric light plant.
Samuel W. McGowan, driver of the
Putnam iiose Company. has entered
upon his annual vacation. during
Whlt'll licnry Waters will act as driv-
er. Mr._Mt-(}owan loft Saturday evo-
ning for New Jersey to spend a few
clays.
-lt's folly to suffer from that hor-
rible plague of the night, itching piles.
Dean's Ointment cures, quickly and
pcrnmnently, At any drug store. 50
cents.‘.
invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Aaron H. Sanford. of Red-
dlng ltldgc, and Miss Elizabeth Black-
man, dnughtcr of Mr. and Mrs, James
L. Blackmail. of West Reading. it
will be a quiet home wedding and will
take place at 2 p. at. Wednesday, at
,the home of the bride‘s parents.
Letter to Allen Wood.
East Norwalk.
Dear Sir: .A little water in milk
don't show, you know: a good deal
don't show: you know that. too.
Thrill-quarters chalk in your paint.
don't. show. It's Just as good as wat-
er; and lime In another. ,
But you pro on houcnt Juan. and
your milk is rich with cream that In
only waiting achancc to get-up on top
and say: “Good morning, i'm ready for
breakfast.“
80 is your paint. It you paint Demo.
lt‘,wraps your house with a coat that
keeps out woathcr and keeps in sound
nuns.
(to by the name.
Voila truly,
P. w. DicVOIc It Ct).
128
P. Sr—C. iii. bow, South Norwslk:
Hobbs" a Staple Haw. 00., Net-walk.
and it. it. Gorbatn. nut Namath sell
our point.
‘saurmt one 1‘
frost in‘ exposed, w
- »;.~.avoi~.,'t‘us M. ., W.» _ x
The railroad commission will next
week begin their annual inspection of
the steam roads of the state. Their
itigprary is initiation-n»~
, _ temper as—g—lipave Hart-
fo “‘ ordwtireu 'ttr'New Can-
i’ rt Cheater. South Norwalk.
‘Point. Ridgeiieid. Bmokileld
, , temper ill—«Leaving
aim pint tor Mill Plain. thou
ashram Shaker Station, to
Vernon via" st urtford. Rockville,
Mallow and Will mantle. Distance,
l‘ lb‘mlies. .
,i 'll ursday. September 28~i.eaving
Wil immltic at 8 a. m.. for ()ncco, for
Within tie. for East Thompson. Web-
!téi" "w London. Distance, 157.96
m .
”Ft y September 29—-—l.caving New
[All on i 8 a. m. for Westerly. then
for new Haven. Windsor Locks. Suf-
ileld.’1‘hompso ville, llaritord. lus-
taiico mummies.
""I‘ti'dsduy October 3—Iknving Iiart-
foi‘d‘hfih‘e'hwick, then for Midtllctown,
waterway;.Mi'ddletown, Berlin. New
flitvon.‘ Distance. 168.18 miles.
, Wednesday October 4~—l.eavlug New
figvap'for ‘tiotst‘ord, via Orange. Bots-
0rd“ to: .ilriu‘geport. tiawleyvillu,
bother, illtohflold. New Milford.
, cs; 151.26 miles.
w’i‘lt‘ursda'yk October ii-l.euviug New
Milford for Canaan, then to Winsted.
atartowp. and New ‘*Haven via Nau-
sitiiiuck Junction.- Distance. 137.43
in ice.
Friday, October‘sb—Lcnving New lia-
to. for New ilartf‘ord.‘8 a. m.. then to
Cougamond (state line). to New Hu-
tch,“ Coichester and Willimantic. Ilia-
tance.‘ 204.10 miles.
I BIG SHOOT.
Many Teams Going to Bridgeport. and
Will Compete.
The North End Gun Club. of iiridcc
port. ls making great preparations for
the ninth and final shoot of the sea
son of the Consolidated Gun clubs, of
Connecticut to be held in Bridgeport
with them on Tuesday. September ‘26.
The clubs that will compete in the
various events are from Hartford.
Bristol, Waterbury, Rockviile.'New
Britain. New Haven. Wiiiimantic. and
Norwalk,’ as well as the ' Bridgeport
club. The programme will begin at
9:30 and will comprise many events
including a team shoot. , This will do
termine the championship of the as.
sot-lotion for this season as the racc
between the different clubs is now so
close that any one of them can win It.
Iii preparation for this event a
“Blackbird" trap has been put in at
the local grounds. This trap is the
latest thing for throw pigeons and can
throw thorn as fast as ten men can
shoot at them. As this shoot will wind
up the season an interesting time is
expected. A number of expert marks
men are coming as well as some-of the
experts on the gunpowder and shells
moat suitable for this shooting and its
Bridgeport. is the home of the Union
Metallic Cartridge company. admitimi
ly the leader in these lines. the con
cern will have some. of its best experts
present.
ONLV CUR! FOR DYBPEPOIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Cutie
Del, says: “I suffered for years witi
dyspepsia, cited to have great dlBIJ‘Olt
and beichin . i tried everything I
could hear , but nothing helped me
until i took brasiilan Balm. and one bi
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. Ii. Planted, F. H. Bax-
ter and the, Clifford Pharmacy. "
——————+——.
LAST DAY OF SUMMER.
Fall Came at Midnight on Saturday-
Equinoctlal Rainfall Not Heavy.
When the clock tolled the hour of
12 at, midnight. Saturday, it was the
(loath-knell of summer. It also an
nouncod the birth of the fall of iiiilll.
On or about September 21. and at a
corresponding time In March, the oc-
lipiic or great circles which the. sun
appears to describe In the heavens. in
the course of a your. crosses Illt'
earth's equator. The point of Interces-
sion is called the oquinoctial point be
cause at that period from its position:
in relation to the sun, the earth as it
revolves upon its axis has exactly one
half rite surfucc Illuminated by the
rays 0 the sun. which the other lipif
remains in darkness producing equal
day and night all over the world. At
these periods, built in the spring and
In the fail. the sun riscs about 6
o'clock in the morning and note about
6 o‘clock at night. In the autumnal
equinox the sun is traveling from the
north to the south.
There has been but litilc difference
in the temperature of this summer
and the one preceding, The mean
temperature for tho nionih or June
July and August of lost your was 66.45
degrees, 78.05 degrees and tutti!) do
gross; not this summer tho mean
temperature for the some months is
as follows: ii’Hli ilogrccs. 71.50 du-
grces and 60.30 dcgrccs.
As a usual thing thori- are scvoral
heavy rainstormi inst previous to the
beginning of full. This year. howcv»
or; there was not so much rain.
Only 4.22 inches fell during this month
and there were only three i'illtiy days
within the past week, Last Eli-pimp
her there was more rain, Mil Ilii'lll'il
having descended. ,
' Another But in l’rites
IUT nor is sunny. ws ITICK fro oun unsettle. m: hm.
. a m
IPIIN‘ LAMI. . I DTIAKI. b
Logo, too In Pomritouu. 2“ In
From. too a. lifloln, ".1 ‘13:;
cotter. , Hound. ‘i , at
Prime Rib, , 1mm to. swim. 10° “-
cum, “Mac is. chow out. ', , I“ ~
POT NOAIT- choice You». Fowl.
Loan. no boon. 10-bit: to. Native mi. but. tongues. nivu
Fish. an ill. liver, spiny and lumen noun.
Fob to.
at Sonic“ attest. oi.
d. .
attains Scotti omit
Dis- ’
Make Unhappy
Frustration and M
the ver 9 of 11 stories. is unfit. to can
for chil rent t. ruins a child's disposi-
tion and reacts u on herself. . The
trouble between e ildren and their
mothers too often is due to the fact
that. the mother has some female wonk-
ness, and she is entirely unfit to bear
the strain upon her nerves that govern-
ing childreninvolves; it. is impossible
for her to do anythla calmly.
The ills of women actllke a flrebrand
upon the nerves, consequently nine-
tenths of the nervous rostrntion. ner-
vous despondency. “t to blues." sleep-
lessness, and nervous irritability of
women arise from some derangement
of the female organism.
Do you experience tits of depression
with restlessness. alternating with
easily aflected. so that. one minute you
laug . and the next. minute you feel
like crying '2 _
Do you cel somethinglike aball ris—
ing in your throat and threatening to
choke you: all the senses perverted.
morbidly sensitive to light. and sound ;
pain in the ovaries. and especially
between the shoulders; bearing dewn
pains; nervous dyspepsia. and almost
Continually cross and snappy ii
If so. your nerves are in a shattered
condition. and you are threatened with
nervous prostratlon. ,
Proof is monumental that nothing in
the world is better for nervous prostra-
tion than Lydia E. Plultlium's Veg-c-
tablc Compound; thousands and thou-
sands of women testify to this fact.
A nondesrirritoble motherlottomou ,
extreme irritability? Are your spirits I
Homosm‘l'heir Condition Irritates
Both Husband and Children—slicer Thousands
, . of Mothers. Have Been Savod‘From tNervous
ado Sirong’and .W e11.
Mrs Chester Curry. Leader of the
Ladies' Sym bony Orchestra. 42 Sara-
toga Street, camp, Mass, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhnmz—
“ For eight. yearsl was troubled wither
more nervousnoumnd hysteria. brought on by
Irroguiarlties. [could neither enioy life nor
sleep nights: I was very irritab e, nervous
sadde- ndeut.
“Ly a E. Pinkham‘a Vegetable Command
was rccommondei and proved to he the only
rennidy that. ball Id me. I have daily
im vod in heal ‘I until I am how strong
so “Kern, and all nervousness has diner»
Mrs. Charles F. Brown. Vice-Presi-
dent. of the Mothers‘ Club, 21 Cedar
Terrace. Hot Springs. Aria. writes:
D Mrs. Piiikliaiii:~~-
filly-l draggtsi tin-ough nine years of miserable
existence. worn out With pain and nervous-
ness, until it cerium! so than ii I should fly.
than noticed astotemeut o a woman trou-
bled as was, and thfi Wonderful minim she
derived from Lydia . Piukhaxn's Vegetable
Compound, ‘I decided to try it. I did so. and
at the and 0 three menthol was a different
women. My seriousness was all panel was
{to ion r,irritnblo. and my husband fell in
cm W th mo all over again."
Women should remember that Lydia
E. Pinkhaiu‘s Vegetable Compound is
the medicine that holds thc record for
the greatest numborof actual cures of
“male ills, and take no substitute.
Free Advice to Women.
Mrs. Pinlthuiu. Lynn. Mass. invites
all Iic‘k Women to write to her forndvicc.
Mrs. l’lnlihum's vast. experience with
female troubles enables her to tell
you just. what is best for you. and
she will charge you nothing for her
advice.
L .,,GAL
LaWson.
Anti. Iiirilicr, this not
\‘t-i'iiitmi, cxrcpting thou
and New llurcii. toting
against soiling. Hllt'l'lllg' t'
the i lt‘liillt‘i' illillllit‘i' «It .i
This said tough/inc i'
wlicrcin. ill {in :illl‘llllil t
mail. llt' liiiit-rlv and lil'
clients. ‘
'i'iu. null...» it full \v
ruic in ”W lullcsi t'VlI'lll
lllt' alorcatiiti Iiiii/ligllli'.
Ask Ira. Phillis-‘8 Advised Woman Best Understands a Woman's Ills.
r
NOTICE.
The Following is ample
legal notice to“Everybody’s
Magazine” and Thomas W.
it'(‘ is it) want all pi'nplt- ill
lllt' States of L‘oiinct‘lit'iit, Mzissnt‘liiisrlls, Maine,
:\cw llzimpsliii‘c. .\'r\\' York, Rliotlt- Island
and
wit the cities of llaritni'tl
ililtl l‘iuiglikccpsir, X. Y..
or sale. buying or trolling
t‘t'l'liilll publication i'iillt‘tl
“lireryluuly's Magazine,"
miiuins a story \\'l‘ilii‘ll by
'l‘lioilitls W. Lawson. rullrtl "l‘i‘t'iixictl l‘lilqiit'c.” ‘
o expose lliliillt'll'il lllm‘k-l
liliill)‘ attacks our oi iii\’
lil'illili: that I Slllill prosc-
ui' lllt‘ law an} lit-two or
prisons buying, selling. oil't'i'ing' for solo or muliug‘
.\. j. Shll'l‘ll, Alturuci.
GENEVA, Ulilo. Scliit‘iiiliur 25.» lel-
lium W, iiurvcy. 27 ycura old. living at
Harpcrs Fli'lil, shot and kllli‘tl his wife
yesterday llllil Ilii'll killed himself. liar-
vcy had been confined in an lliiiiliiu
asylum in ttlcvclund. but escaped a
few days into and came home. lit.- was
to have hccu returned to the asylum
, the nest . acted rte Iced. in
occurs it Which sh Iii comb no
grain, r l l fl and at on
Insimlls on.
scientific reasons for being
them all is the one most 9 easing taro-«i
drama. but always a pleasure to the
milestones?
result of retreat scientific experiment to
, an on as but screen and has more common sense and
.. qcoitus would go on a page of this pilot-r. hack of
Your grocer has an original package open. ready for you to sample.
The flower Fulton. ll Ounces. l3 Conic.
M We
twirl”; mil", ll. and direct to 'i as um
out. my new 5 mm,
son sans ‘sv statesman success.
"kitten wu-‘e my HIMSELF. gin-tiny. up; wift- \i'iIH l‘nl'lili'i‘ly m...
,Mario Wallci, and
years old.
\l’llit IWl‘Illy-OIILl
ROCKVILLE JUDGE DEAD.
Ittii‘lWiMJc. Scpicnibcr 26.-
Mliiilgc Edward I'. llcismu', of thc pro-
lttllt' t‘iliii'l lil this district. died WN-
,icrdny after an Illness of two years.
ii the best II it gating qualities r
to mom'- dl gill" of digestion In
that it is never
1 is so who! sometmiu
l (“candy to servo.
palate. Al recited Iii
Metro! 'smk mos
m . mluu will axidmtficm‘
if“ min
" I
. - .. nation! look Vote.
At the town elections. October 2, in
this state, it will be necessary to vote
in two constitutional aiuoudtuents tone
permitting the use of voting machines.
the other extending term of certain
town cfiiccrs) and also upon the quell.
lion of free text “books in such towns
as laws, not already adopted the some.
Secretary of Stale Ilodenwcln has tic-
cldedthat while it is tho duty of his
allies to supply you and no ballots tor
voting upon each of the, proposed
suicvndincnts. in the case of the tree
text books it will devolve upon the
towns to provide ballots.
The secretary under the llow cor-
rupt practices act will have to providu
blanks for the use of candidates. party
managers and agents in tiling election
expenses. There will be We kinds oi
blanks and a Ilbcral number will be
sent to each turn: t-lcrk, so that they
can obtain them.
It is clinical from the reading of the
not. compelling towns to vote on tho
question of free text books. that it
special box marked "free icxi books"
must be provided by each town. A
spin/rial box must also ho provided for
women's ballots and another to re.-
solve the ballots on license where tiiut
question is voted upon. The ballots
for town oiilrcrs anti the two consii~
tiitionnl anicudinouts, all go into tho
one oiliclul envelope, which is required
by tho set-rot ballot law.
STOP THAT COLD.
or It may result in pneumonia. Bra
siilan Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception
10, 26, 60c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plaistsd’l. "
BIG OYSTER CROP.
New Haven Harvester Says That: it Is
the Best In Years.
In spite of the reports that have
bcen circulated in regard to the tall
are of the oyster crop, Captain 'l‘lioiu-
as E. Benedict, or (lily Point, New Hit
von, who is one of the oldest oyster-
tuen in the state. says that the crop
being harvested this year is an excep-
tionally good one. laptain Benedict
works his sloop. the Crystal Palace on
the beds off Bridgeport and says that
the output there is the largest anti
host that he has seen since the bed In
that part of the sound was opened, tic
has worked on this bed since it was
first siui'ictl and is an authority on
the oyslcr crop question.
All along the shore the oystorinen
are having their troubles with their
old enemy, the star fish. This year
lllt'y appear in Schools and the grow
urs are compelled to use all their
spurc‘mcn fighting the deli.
DAVID W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embslmer.
is Nomi Main 3!. Death Norwaiit
Incidence. 0 Washington Itrut.
Telephone It house, 184-!
“"aoTlcs;"““
Sltllil lull Meeting.
The inhabitants, legal voters. of thc
Town of Norualk, Iii'l‘ hereby notified
and warned that a special town incri-
luit will lu- hold in lht‘ Town Hall.
Wail sit-cot. .‘iioiiduy. Srpii-mbcr 25th.
liiilfi, at it o'clock in the evening, for
the following purposes. to wit:
i. To hcar ihc annual reports of
llIi‘ town oiilcors, and to take
ctlon
thercon.
2. To autliorizc tho paymcu of a
bill of sift presented for sei'vl es by
lhi‘ commiitcc appointed April ltiili.
limb, to invosiignto the mailer oi sup-
plying rout to the outsidn poor,
3. To make an appropriation of
money from tlic town treasury. ll
iluuiill'il advisable, for tho Improvtu
mom of ”)0 public llighu'uys. with tho
aid of the state. under the atatuic
law of the stair relating to the hit-
provumrui of public highways.
Dated at Not walk, this Lilith day of
St-plcinliur. lltiih,
JOHN Iii-WINE,
ALI-‘Itlilii AVISUN,
JAMES A. ltItUWN.
Srlci-tmcn of the Town of Norwalk.
. Corduroy
Knee
Pants.
take the hardest kind of wear.
let the boys play while they are .
boys. and buy them wuurablc,
Iorvh-ciibio clothes.
SPECIAL
for this Week. Our rcguiar 31.00
Corduroy Knee i’uuis
790
» Sims 4 to ill.
Have you ever tried our
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS?
2 pairs for 25c.
Worth doubts. iiiack only.
Watch
this space tor interesting store
awn.
0pm Monday. Wednesday and
naturally Evenings.
W
' Joseph Davis,
TAIUOH,
OWHIIR.
as. _
7 transitions.
at Wuhiutos It... so. Hermit.
x
,, coonmo
.m l
a Ska... .. .
AGENT FOR MAY MANTDN’S Parrasns; ‘
_._,
Betweeiiifitisui Time Is Here.
Not from one section alone, but from anywhere that a timely lot can be
found to be sold at. a pinched price.
Pcnrl Button, good quality, special at ............................. 3c a dot.
Good (manly l'ius ....... m. ................ ........ 1s a paper
Wirc llair Pius......; ........................... . ......... 2 papers for lo
Fine ounllty Tooth Brushes ..... ' ................................ 100 each
Largo Joy of Petroleum Jolly ................................... 10¢ a jar g,
Busting Cotton ............. I .......... ......... — ......... .. 2c a spool H
Lndlcs' Willie Duck Wusil Bulls. . ..... in... ................ 10c Ilch
Bone llnlr l'lns .................... ................ .. ....... 8c 3 dozen
large bottle of Anionic~ ............... So a bottl:
Children‘s Fast Black Ribbed liosc, slzcu,.froiu 5 to 9% ....... lilo a pill-
Children's Ribbed 'i‘un Iii-use, all‘sizcs, ...... 12l/2c a pair \
Ladics' Fast Black Hose ..................... 10¢ a pair; 3 pairs for 25¢
Ladies’ Fast Black and Tan Mice llose, regular 19c quality, special 15¢ a no
Lutlics' Low Neck and Slccvclcss Vests, regulnr'll'lc quality, now...10c each
Ladies“ good quality Muslin Drawers, made with cumbrlck rattling nnd
hemsiliching ...... at 25¢ a pair
Ladies' Percale Wrappers, made of geod quality percule. in all colors,
regular price, 98c, special 75:: each
Ludics' Black Saloon iludcrsklrts, made with deep rtiiYIe, special.... at 69c
Ladles' Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests, special ................ So «oh
83-85 Washington Street.
.1...“ r
.»,l . I1" ‘
EBetlazfiwit‘cvc-iit taking- a cold by purchasing one of the new
flannélcll‘cpljfiarlhenls which lirm- just arrivctl. .
We are showing Short Kliiltlllflh‘ at 50c; Long Kimonos at 98c,
- . and a nicc‘assorimcnt of l‘iitlcrsliirts which we are sure will meet
your apprOan at $25c to $.25 curb.
at. E. RYAN,
8b WASHINGTON ST.," SOUTH NORWALK.
WE ARE NOW SH
OWINGAFULL LINE OF THE LATEST“
Ready-to-Wear-Hats
FOR THE FA LL SEASON.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
2—7
~—
r narnC'i‘ioN
in
RANGES.
WE HAVE A
COMPLETE LINE OF
HUB RANGES
purl-uni m a wit clam M
accentuated?“ WWW:
m. of all kin-is of racism and ilmn'fgluhlm.
vot-
saturates
spasm for remain-ow
All: ‘
l2 .
ROAST PORK.
LEGS OF LAMB.
15o
CHOPPED STEAK 100 lb.. 3 the. for 25::
HOME MADE SAUSAGE. 16o
FRESH NATIVE CHIC-KENS AND BROILERE.’
J. w. DODGE. .
successes To JACOB scams.
as WASHINGTON STREET.
WELL! , WELLt
0 COMIC CARDS FOR 5 GENTS.
Phone 323-2.
s soovsms cm on rosy; costs. A ’
Foa, TODAY A no MONDAY. _ ’
A'i‘
NELSON’S
etch our "Want" “For Sale” and
1.53;: column for bargains.
Norwalk Chronicler