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ALI. WWI-o ”KIT ' o'clobknn but 'all but live votes oi
the district had been cast. Someone
corrsd'tod him and said that the num- !
im- was two. ~
. ‘At this John 1". Davina, p spaciotor
and son of Selectman Davina, shouted
out "Two not accounted tor. Up
someone’ s sleeve 1 gusss. "
‘ Upon motion at James iii. Cahlll
_ it was voted to donor the three disput-
ed delegated. All of tho silicon on the -
ticket. with the exception o! registrar.
were illlsd by socialization. .Thrso can-
didates of the Republicans were on-
dorsed. Town Clerk Smith, Treasurer
Curtis and Tax Collector Guthrie. The
nominations made .tho.followlng:
of this most nutritious of all foods
have already been consumed but
was-magma“.
Colman-ms
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to John Devlne
night and Saturday. Thadisturbsace Town Girrk THIS STORE AS USUAL l8 RIGHT TO THE FRONT WITH THE
Herbert R. Smith
Town Treasurer and Treasurer of
Town DepositFund
William A. Curtis
Co .Itlblen
Thomas Hunt. Bryan H. Silk
Grand Jurors
George H. Wardwoli
William 1“. Mother
School Visitor
Dr. T. F. Clune
Registrar First District
13. C. Feeney
Registrar Third District
Charles E. Coleman
Mr. Devlne was reonomluated by Dr.
T. F. Cluno. who In his nominating
that was near New Orleans yesterday
morning has increased slightly during
the past twantyyiqur lwurs and the
area or low pressure in the Rocky
Mountains has mo éd slowly eastward
adn is now cent: nosi- Denver. The
conditions east of the Mississippi Riv
or have changed but very little during
the past 24 hours. The temperature
is high in all socti ns.. Conditions fa-
vor for this' vicini 3! fair weather with
continued high temperature.
NEWEST. BEST. MOST WANTED MERCHANDISE. EVERY SECTION IN-
VITES YOU. THE SATISFACTION OF A FIRST CHOICE CANNOT BE
OVER EMPHASIZED.
HANDSOME OUTINGS FOR
GOWNS OR KIMONAS.
Our best quality Amoskong Outing
li‘lunncl In all colors at 8c yd.
THE NEW NECKWEAR
FOR WOMEN.
Here's a bargain:
You may choose from II largo variety
The Tomb: Doivn Outing l" luuncl fot 0f “OCR collars, madc 0f dainty cm-
100 yd. 'broldcrcd materials. at 250.
27 in. Armurc Flcocc-lllncd Flannels MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
to ho had in Persian figurcd, striped FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
and polku dot effects at 12V» yd. The changing time is at hand. the
3i; inch Fincst Qualitx Didcrdown.equipment is here compiptg,
_ Good wheat is plentiful Flour mills are grinding
steadily. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY bakeries, the
cleanest. largest, most modern In the world are working
Rev. Huber left South Norwalk. yes-
terday. for Philadelphia.
-~Canes and Umbrella. O'Brien.
if you
W. H. Wood Jr. of Springdaie vie. SDGFCII. said that he had had the some day' in and day out to supply YOU With your favorite soda “mm”! to b“ “all “1 Plain CUM-WE choose now you choose when the size
itcd friends in West Norwalk. Sunday. honor a year ago. He also made rcf- cracker SO "DONG 3'30 It Ebro-1111,!“ 500 30- range and the Price range are most
4““ and WW” Mummy (“5 New: ,3 Mr'tm‘wfl film‘emfi' M” h ‘ h u are still in abundance— SPECIAL IN AUTUMN Immigram r n w W m C h
la Fi can on can or s o so an Io __ BLANKETS as 2( ill I. c z . Iy as .
p y, rday and Saturday, Sept; 29 capable service he had performed dur- t e pnce is t 9. same I
and 30 Mrs. A Altenbrandt 31 South
Main street. South Norwalk.
Bishop Michael Tierney sailed from
Bremen, Tuesday on the Kaiser Wil-
helm Il.
lmore Shirts and Drawers at 50c each.
BlFxltirJi lurfefigi'le hi‘lflVy III-1y (‘OUOH l hMott's White-Merino Meidium Weight
an e s a I‘ n in! I' IS iris and Drawers. spec al at 50c.
l9 4 Heavy (ircv Cotton Binnketsl Ladies' Medium Weight Ribbed
at Il'Ic a pair. Vests in long or Short sleeves, at 250.
104 While Wool Blankets with all Indies' Mpdium
ing his present term of oflice.
Upon motion of .l. H. Manning, the
secretary was instructed to cast one.
ballot for Mr. Davina.
Everything was smooth sailing thcn
I Weight Ribbed
Stephen Seymour. of Lewlsboro. will until the office of registrar of Inc "’1‘“ Wirdi‘l'“ “’1 ”Kim “0“") and ““0 DNW‘Y‘H.U‘1I“W‘41 “lib “ICC 01‘ “Sill.
soon move his ,fnmiiy to 63 Grand Third District was brought up. Wll- quality ‘0'" $2 “0 Pm 9“” lbottom, 590‘ 1‘“ at. 25"
street. Norwa‘lk. Conn.
—~Mr. William Patterson. a barber
of New Canaan slates: “HalnAil for
dandrulf and falling hair Is a wonder.
ful cure. For sale. Scheidler's and
Poblman's barber shops and all drug.
gists.
Frederitk l.. Smith is now employed
as night man in F. A Lane's Wash-
ington strccl restaurant.
——chcthcnrts Forever. at Briggcr-
man’s.
Big musical hits. 150 at
man's to-morrow. Prof.
play them in the evening
——l.cgs of Spring Lamb lic lb. New
York Market
(lootgc F. Bearso. Jr.. of South Nor
walk, left yesterday for 681 Grccn avc
nuc, Brooklyn. to make a stay.
Contractor William Lawlor and Mrs.
Garrott Barry were married at St.
Mary's Church, yesterday morning.
-Crssh Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
Fall top coatsfrnincoats, hats and
furnishings are all in and ready for
you at. Rogcrs & Stevens. Soc ad.
20 lbs. granulated sugar. Still) at tho
United Groccry Company. Other hur-
galns concur in their ad. Read It.
——One of nature's remedies; cannot
harm the weakest constitution: never
fails to cure summer complaints of
young or old. Dr. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry.
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebek-
ah, will mccl as usual this evening In
Odd Ft‘llows' Hall. Washington strccl,
A delegation from houlso Lodgc,
Daughtcis oi' Hermann, will go to
Bridgeport this evening to visit Olga
Lodge.
——(}rcut li‘nil Opening Sula opcns
Sat. Scpt. 30th at M. S. Smith & Co.'s.
Miss Charlotte liamllton. daughter
of Rcv. Alexander Hamilton, of Nor-
wnlk. is spcudlng two weeks in Ridgo
llcld.
—I--Il.cgs of Spring Lamb. i-lc lb. New
York MurlIIII.
Mrs. Ncltic livers. of liruncbvlllc.
has cutcrIulIII-d Mrs Barron. of Nor-
walk. and Miss Cnrrlo Scllcck. of Dan
bury.
v—Frcuh bums, I231. ll)..
lb, llaycu.
Sale of blankets and comforiulilcs at
A. Dickcrmnn it Spn‘s. You will ilnd
it to your advantage to look III those
vulucs.
Briggcr-
Clune will
Suusugc, lilo
LIKE FINDING MONEY.
Frank H. i‘iuxior, the popular drug~
gist. III making on offer that Is Just
like finding money, for be Is sI-lilng a
regular 50 cont bottle of Dr. Howard's
celebrated upccll‘lc tor the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia at half price.
in addition In this large discount no
arrow to roiurn the money to any
purchaser whom the specific docs um
cure.
it In quite unusual to be able In buy
Ilftycsnt places for a quarter. but mat.
III what this offer really means. for It III
only recently. through the solicitation k
of Druggilt ilaxicr that this medicine
could be bought for loss than iiily
cents he urged the proprietors to at
it”! him to sell it at this rodurod prlco
for I littl- whit musing to soil a
caring: cunt. ha result has jusll
IA .3006 Judgment. for tho unis
has but something remarkable.
llam E. O’Brien nominated Charles E.
Coleman.
At this Attorney Wnlsb took the
floor and made a speech lasting scvcr-
Ill minutes. He snider. Keogh was
the unanimous clinics of tho dclcgalcs
from East Norwnlk and he also mudo
reference to Mr. Keogh's service for
the party. A few years ago when Mr.
Keogh was first appointed registrar, 75
to 80 Democratic votes were cast in
ii) ust Norwalk. Now thorn are 150 to
200 and as high as 365 had bccn cast.
Five years ago Mr. Walsh had intro-
duced a motion in tho convcnlion for
home rule and it was this the prcscut
convcntion wkns trying to ovcrthrow
by appointing a registrar other than
the one desired by the delegates.
At. this juncture he made reference
too a statement by General Grant.
who said of the Democratic party that
“when Its chances were fair it could
be dcpcndcd upon to make a damn
fool of itself." Mr. Walsh furthcr
warned the convention that if It crush.
od .out the little autonomy that now
exists III East Norwslk, It would des-
troy nil desire to work for the party
In that section of thc town. Hc also
said that if the convention turned
down Mr. Keogh it Would be doing
just what the Smith Norwalk Demo—
crtas bud foarcd a few years ago
when he suggcsicd a Joint convention
of all sections of the town for the
nomination of town offices—that dclc-
gates in one district would act in coal-
ltion with delegatcs of some other (“8‘
trlct to dofcat tho dcsircs of another.
He bogged oi" the convention for thc
sake of the party. to uphold thc East
Norwalk dclogatlou in their choice.
William Warden endorsed the rc
marks of Mr. Walsh and said that lll'
must always the party had met dclcut
through lnlcrnsl Illsscuslons.
Dr. Cluno was also In full accord
with the scnllmcnts expressed by both
spcskcrs. and bellovml it no more than
fair to allow East Norwulk to chooac
her own registrar. llr. (‘lunc under-
stood that tho Imposition to Mr. Keogh
came. as a result of tho stutcmeut
I-II-dllcd to him that ho would do cv-
crylhlug in his power to dcicnt tho
bond of the Ilckct.
This last statement brought. Attou
ncy Walsh to his foot in a hurry."-
“if he had done that." said ho. "i
would havc bccu one of the first to
impeach him."
Mr. Keogh askcd for tho prlvllcgc
of tho floor. Selectman llc vino shout-
ed to the chairman not to giro It to
him. The convention Villi'll to allow
Mr. Keogh to speak.
Mr. Keogh said that. lcavlug out all
ancient history, I... had made no such
statement whatcvcr. and In addition
not a delegate from East Norwulk had
said anything of the kind.
"Wu don't do It down In East. Nor
walk," doclarod Mr. Kcngll. Lost you.
Mr. Keogh utmrd, Mr. Dovluu: had sex
cured more votes In East Norwalk
an the South Norwnlk candidate.
he mot Norwalk delegates. after
tholr licking in last, year's convcntlon.
ho said had gone right. on and wm-kod
for tho success of the Democratic tics
ct.
Tho ballot was ihcu IIIkcn. with tho
rouult boforo monllonsd.
Upon motion or Registrar Francs.
the nomination of the Sccond District
limuocr ts were railllIul and the town
commit an authors to fill vacancies
that may occur but to ticket-
Convention adiourned.
W
in
“h ”Bill In Prices
IUT NOT IN QUALITY, WI STICK TO OUR STANDARD. THI DIST.
SPRING LAMI.
CTIAKI.
Lens, .13. III. Porterhouu, 200 III.
Pom. 103 III. sirloin. ilo to.
MT. . Hound. . , 10o III.
Prim. Rib. . 14460 lb. Should». - , 10c .
Chuck. 1cm lb. Chasm Most. 120 lb.
POT ROAST. ‘ Clinics Young.fl Fowl.
Lean, no issue. iii-14c lb. Native veal. inst. tongues. eelvu
Piste. Os III. liver ”cm and llrno'c sausage.
CONVENTION OF BAPTISTS.
Falrfield County Anbclstlon Meets at
Stepncy.
'l‘lIII annual convention of Ibn li‘nlr-
ticld County linplisl association was
bold ycslcrduy nnd chncsduy III lilc
Slcpncy Baptist church, of which tho
Roy. R. Duncan is pastor. The con
vcntlou was largely attcndcd. then:
being about. 125 present ouch day.
This city was largely rcprcscntcd. a
delegation of 25 from the First lino-
tlst church attending, including the
Rcv, and Mrs. George W. Nicholson
and Deacons Marshall Morris. John
W. llritlln and l.. A. Skinner. ()Ihors
present from this city worn the ltuv.
Elmer Loux, of the Sccoud Baptist
church: Roy. Churlcs l. (‘lInIIIlIcl‘lnln.
pastor of t‘Ic lnlulnuurl Baptist.
church; ilcv. Torsion UlniTo. l. pastor
of thc Swodlsh Baptist chu «h: llcv.
Charles A. (.lruhn. pastor ( lt‘ Cor
man liuptlst church: licv. Thomas G.
Dcnchlicld. pastor of the Slrniilcld
Buntisl church. and tho Roy. A. Q.
Norton, pastor of the Bothcl A. M. R.
church. All of the pastors warp or
compnuicd by delegates of mcuibors
ol‘ tlII-lr churches.
'l‘hi- ilrsl Ilny‘s Iicsslon wns {Illi'l‘lt‘il
at lil o‘clock. The Mormon was
prcacluul by thc RI-v. F. H. lilvlnc, oi
Hartford. An ntldrcss on “lI‘IIrciuu
Missions“ was mndc by Dr. W. C. Wit
lcl. of llosion, district sot-rotary of
Now Enuland. A vary lIIIIIrtlstlnIt IIIII
dress was glvcn by Mrs. W. H. Purch-
Icy, who has recently rciurucd Irum
licr work in tho mission liclds oi” .ln-
pan. t-lhi- told of tho cliurncII-r. cu-
icrprlsc and customs of tho llilio.
brown man, and outlined Ibo illit'iNl“
aging progrcss of the work in tho ls-
lauds.
'l‘ho svsslnn wns continuwl \‘oslvr-
day. illlil tho Woman’s Homi- Mission-
ary uncicly held a mcctlng. Au lul-
drcss was made by the secretary of
tho soricty.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & 00., Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar an n throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the [Ur-lit
merit and popularlly or Foley's limb
cy and 'l‘ur man imitations are oifor-
ed .or tho gonu us. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding
names. liewaro of ham. 'l‘hs sonulno
Foloys llouey and sr III in II yellow
paoknur. Ask for it and refund any
substwlluio it Is the best rcmody for
coughs and colds. Sold by Piuluiod s
Drug Store. "
SEVENTH RIGIMINTAL ASSOCIA-
TION.
saw liltl'l‘AlN. Supt. 29.-..suvemi
livo uuuuhors attended tho ilIII'IiMiIXIIl
rcunlon of the Seventh chluicuiul Ac.
uocluiinu In this city. it was the ilr'l
guihcrluu of tho comrudcn ot (tour-r i
.ioncph it. lluwlcy IIlncc tho doulh of
their lomlcr. iliiii many ruIIIrIIucos worn
mnm- In him during Ihi! day, «mum
wcrn IIlrcicIl as follows: l'rosidcui.
Coloncl H. S. Atwcll. Provldnucc. R.
l.; iii-st vlcc~prnnld0nt, Adricn P
Sloan. Hartford: socond vlcc-prcsldcui
lra ii: lllcka. New Britain: secrotnry.
v. li‘. MINcll New Haven; treasurer.
s 2. Walkch Bouthingion. chaplain.
ltov Lyman S. Johnson. New Britain.
BIG INTIRIIT PAYMENT IV RAIL-
ROA
s
’i‘lw ucnIlInnnuul coupons on "Ham.
mm of six our cool. bondu of the Now
Haven it Northampton Co. guarnn
load by the New York. New Hare-ht
Hartford Railroad Company. will be
payable at. the National Tradesmen:
bank on October i, 'I‘ha payment will
umounl to $36,000.
FOUND His IARN iN FLAMII.
WileMAN'i'ic. Be t. tamioscnh
Mediums. s Chaplin rmsr. awoke
curly today to find his . no In times.
Flo succeeded In goiiln his cattls out
safety. but tintI barn In in fifty tons of
‘ y and two silos worn bib-nod u no
coé.’ I
. dny‘ s
. II 11.5%
WKMEK MK
Mill Ml Hill
lleflflflKS
So Says Attorney General King
I-Bul Moderators Should
Decide Whether to Let Them
~Stslc Official Has no Voice
in the Matter and Cannot
Advise
HARTFORD, Sept zit—win Icply to
an inquiry made by ScrIqury ct Stutc
liodcnwuiu ot AtloxnovGunoInl lxins
as to tho it gal right pi uuinun Io mic
on Ihc frm iI-xi book uucsliou lu Mon-
chctlous ihc IIIIquIII gcnclul
says
“'l‘o titlilllllllle lluI um-silnu t‘lllliilil‘
lI-Il III your t'OiIllllllllll .Illou is not
Within clillcr tllc duty or Ibo powr-r oi
the sccrI-iury of stair. In It lcgul Incu-
sum it Is IuIIlchy lorclgu lo tin,- du-
Ilcs of your otlicc: nlehI-r bus iby III-
torucy-uI-ucrul any poucr Io dcicrinlnc
the duration.
'i‘lIo uucstinu which you placc III--
i‘ot‘c IuI» must in Illc lll‘st lusinucc hi}
IiccldI-II by tho. mruliu'nlnr of town
IuIcIlugs. \VlIcu n womnu volcr olfcrs
bcI' ballot for or Itguiusi {row text
books, it In tho duty or lilo unulcrulor
to Ilcicrlnluc wIIclhcr Mich woman vol.
I-r llliu lllp right I.) IIqu lIIIr lmliiit.
lIuI tho IIIIornuy-gcncrul is absolutely
llt‘iillilliv of power In oliirlnlly nIIVIsr
cithcr thc volrr, as In bur rights, or
the moderator. as to his Iluilcs.
“NcIthcr would, in thc sliglilosl do-
grcc, be bound by his udrlco or opln~
ion. bccuusc ilu- nullinr ls onilrcly out-
slllc of thc statutory powm's III’ the III-
lorucylgcnornl.
"It Is munlfcst. howcvcr. that a grout
uncertainty exists throughout the stair
In rulalluu to the art providing that
It voto shall be tukcu on iron tcxi
books. This oillco, us wcll as that of
Sicrclary of Blair. has ruccivcd runny
communications prumvuilng ilIo quea-
tlon which you admit.
"lludnr Ibo clrcuuuuuuccs It may
not ln- Improper to call public utlcnilou
to tho langungc of tho uci. as to tho
sialuic cnnI'I‘u'rlng upon wmncn llm pri-
vllcsc III‘I'oilng." 'l‘lIn AiioruI-y Gou-
i'l'lll Iiuoicu illillplcl‘ lTl III ilII- III'III II!
liiilb. which rufrr in tho rusting of bul-
loiu nu Ibo uucsilon
Continuing ho says “The lam-rustic
conslruod alrlclly and by itself. would
strongly ludicutc that no min but an
‘I‘lrvdor' could cost it lmliot on tho
two lost book nuosllou. Womru arc
nol ‘slwmrs.’ although Ibo statute con-
bus upon ilwm tho right in vols. Our
constitution limits tlu- privllngo of bu
(mining 'cl1 1 '.' In ‘ Iio citizens.
"It Is useless to dcuy that there is
grim forms In tho proposition that the
act provides for tho voting by also-
iors, ‘ that women are not nimom and
that wmuun thorafolc cannot vote un-
der lhb powers of Ibis not.
”(Solinldorad by itself Ibis propmd
lion sI-omu impregnahlc about a
be rcmombersd, however. that such a
construction of adaptor 174 or the acts
or 1906 would to scale cxtont dsprivs.
women voters of the right to vino on
'sny bastion relating to education or
to so Is' conferred upon them by
section this; for the. phrase my cum
lion misting to education and schools'
would. i think. fairly include tbs ques-
tion of free textbou
"Stated in anothcrk as to hold that,
.‘ii tho the «or 'elsctirl’ the
'act cabin on “banish voters Iron: pan
on 1114]“ vote on use tut
., slant in part to
n
'Miss Allcc liuoscvcll and party lclt
» lch cantata
upon such votcrs n limltcd right of
suffrage.
”This right or pl‘ii'ilcgc of voting.
hownvcl'~ limilcd wlicu oucc cuiil't-I'I'Iul
by low. is curt-fully guurdml. it will
not luI bold in ho dcsiroycd, in wholc
or in purl, uulcss thc lnngunnc of tho
slntut.» so dcslroycd is clcnr. unmis-
Inknblc uud susccpllblc of no othcr
I'unsonnblo construction.
“I do not think that tho lnngungc
of this act clcarly I'epculs Illu provis-
Ious of section 1629 so far as voting on
iron lcxl books is consldcrcd. ’l‘hv
whole obicct. and illil‘iKJSu of ”14’ not Is
to compcl towns to vote on that qucs.
lion Inuit-nil of pcrmllling tbcm lo votc
upon it as they saw lit undcr the pro
visions of suction 2135. "
MISS ROOSEVELT LEAVES SEOUL
Will Make a Private Visit to Japan—
Fi‘iendliness for Americans.
SEOUL, Korea. September 29._
Scoul today by special truln for Fu-
snu, Owing to tho Ilnniugc done by
NW “‘00“! rains, lliu Irlp to Fusan
will inks two days. The party will
stop tonight at tho l’rnsbyicriaul Mis-
sion at 'l‘nlku unIi lo~morrow will
rI-uch Pusan. \vbcui'c IhI-y will so to
SlIlInouosI-kl and Yokohama. 'l‘lic vis-
iI in Japan will III- oullroly prlrutc.
Miss ltIIIIsch-ll will i]"(‘“lli‘illl\' public
I'ccognlllon or hospitality. ’l'lio clu
pcror of Kori-a yosicrduy l‘l‘i'illVl'Il
Miss llooscvcll in l‘IIrI-Wcll uzullouci-
and pI'I-scnicd her with his nuiogruph
uud photograph. 'l‘lm ltorcans mudu
cvcry cffort to lllilkl‘ Miss Rooscvcll's
lcu days‘ visit plcnsnnt. (In \l’cducu
Iluy aim and llt‘l‘ party \‘lHllI‘tl Ilic tomb
oi’ lllt‘ lulu (llll‘I‘li. 'l‘lu- rmul lI-uIllIII:
ilicrc was I-stI'lnlly WIIII'llI‘il ulul rv
lIIlIl IIIId llll‘ highways for mill-s oul
sidi‘ IhI‘ I-ily “'i‘l'l‘ rcpul'llul lII itliili‘l
puilun oi‘ Miis llooscwll wishing to
l'liii' ovcr Ibcm.
Korvnu lIiclI oiliI-luls Including (ion.
Min. foruIcrly Iulnlsicr III Wnsliiuuton.
gavc u dlnncr ycstcrdny in honor of
Scnulor Francis (I. Ncwlnudu, of No-
vudn. Edwin V. Morgan, tho AmcrlI
can minimum to Korcn. and tho IIIIII-r
mun of the party. and tonstvd l’I'csi-
dout ..ooscvc‘t.
,‘i‘hc ul‘npcrnr of Harm gin-c vnlun~
blc pruscnts to the whole purty. in-
cluding llgcr skins. silver and brass
ware. and cmbroldcrica und cxtcndud
to Ilium cycry possible courlcsy in or-
dor to show his friendliness for Amor-
icons.
BAPTIST GOIWEB SOCIAL.
About O10 finalised at South Norwsik
Church to Buy Music for a Can-
-
A coliwcb soclul was glvou wI-dIum-
dity pruning, .m tho Siluduy sclmnl
room oi‘ lhn South Norwnlk iiaplisi
church by Ibo c-hoII of “II‘ Sunday
nchtml. it was for lilo purpuiw III‘ ruiu~
Ing mono to buy music for .i contain,
and about’7 .10 Was ronllzrd
The program of tho avonlmt Includ-
cd a piano numlwr by Wllirod Bod
ins. Iwo‘ nuwlIvIrI: by It young lady on
tho sump lusliumout. u rcnliullou by
Miss ('ucili- Finch. It dual by tho Miss
on Mllicr and a recitation by Miss
ldn Raymond.
't‘hn cobweb fealuro was IhI-n inknu
up. each person securing the end or II
airing for ion rants and working it.
out to tho prim. Cream and who were
served during the cvcnlug.
RIOUIQITIONI AIKID FOR HUME.
This police authoritiss of Now
you yesterday requested Governor no
hurts to lung. It Nrscuisll on on Gover-
nor i-ii Illicit New Y .i‘or tho sur-
render of Robert W Home. who is
wanted for passing a trsduicnt check
at Now Havoc on Scotsmbcr 1. Thin
Inns H. Coiweil is nomad as tho bills
or to go nttor Home who is under hrs
rest in New York.
out at tows today but will probably
Issue the resolution today.
LAST STATS CHOW POI YIARI
83- 85 Washington Street.
O BOVSI‘DOI‘ W!!! ,
UNDERWEAR
’I‘lIc warm spclls‘ that huppcu along at this season will not make.
thinking folks pul nil gutting II supply of \\'iulcr l'nIlcl'wcnr until
n cold soup culcllcs tin-m unnu :‘Iltx. l‘ullts “Kill plan to gct most
\.'IlIII int tlIc'iI uunui \\ill bu) nun \Iluu ilu) I.III.\II1I\\illal— '
“up Iiud out lillt'vx cw-‘nmti liil the high grudc Incithamlisc “c
' N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
‘3
NELSON’S
Edison’s Phonographs. Edison's latest Records.
Souvenir Albums. Comic Postal Cards.
Highland linen Paper I90.
Fall Opening, T
'l‘lll'ltSllAY. FRIDAY AND SA'l‘i‘RllAi'. SEPT. till AND 30.
Inlrgc Exhibit of
India" and Children's Hats and llillinuu Muslims.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
8% WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ll
28.
. . .... WEE!!!
nonrannousa STEAK ............................................. Isc
SIRLOIN STEAK ......................... . ......................... 16c
ROUND STEAK ..................................................... lilo,
SHOULDER STEAK .................................................. 7o
CHOPPED STEAK .................................................... 9c
ms ROAST ................................................ 10c TO Iso
LEGS LAMB . ....................................................... 14c
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE ............................................. 12o
POT ROAST ....................................................... Bo
CHICKaNo ......................................................... 18o
PLATE BEEF ............................... .. ....... ~39
.W. DODGE
SUCCESSOR TO JACOB ecuaua.
as WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 322-2.
Gnod Service I
BY 0000 SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE'VE BUILT OUR BUBII
NESS TO ITS PRESENT M‘AONITU DE.
BY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE MEAN TO HOLD THAT
BUSINESS AND lNCREASE IT.
00‘.
GIVEUS A TRIAL, AND LET US PROVE OUR WORDS.
. V Tslopbonc. 342d.
more” x . Ash E?“
68 Water street.
was in id in bridge-port 'l'uciuiayuud uil MUST SLOW UP WRIOK AGAIN.
a rmullt Iun championship of tits sch i PORT SMII. 10¢an atom 29 w'l‘ho
sou guns in llocltvllli- with u scum of foropnrt oi tho wrock of tho llrltIlli.
734. ”Ilw mum's for Ibo your of curb stI-quIII (‘hIIIiIanI which was blown up
tI-rm IIII- us follow»: Ilorkvlilc. 7M. yustord has cutlrrly disappear“.
\i'utcrbury. 117: Willlmnnilo, 704: but tho torn must ho furlhor dcmol»
New Haven 700. New Britain Ml: lshcd by dynamite. 'I‘hore is a hole
Hartford. Iiiiii; Bridgopnrt doe; Nor-'
wlcll. li21;liilnlni Hill.
is what you have in your home,
Warm,Fl'¢Sh Air if you use a Stamford Furnace.
Healthful. comfortable-mot expensive.
no feet deep at the spot where tho
wmck raided
Made by a foundry cslsbilshliii in 1330;
That sham reliability. ,
lilmbmlylng the» latest tutiwcwmnny of thorn cxaiuslvo;
'Iluit shows sprogroao.
Different from all the law oth°r "iirit clans“ makes.
Hears their nupsrlority.
For Illa III MD IIImIlI by ”MCI! R. MOI
The» last about of the scam oi the
Consolidated dim cm» or: Wombat
o
burns: Want and North Main strum.
Norwalk Chronicler