, In New Haven.
rareaoatln the state as
#049” in most of
9440's ““909“ 49.“
iorty~thlrd annual con-
sAInercan Vetarl
Medical Association. The mes
place is in Harmonia Hall. whore dur-
ing the tour, days of the convention
marge! thsmost noted practitioners
e oounw will read papers and
lead the discussions upon pertinent to
piss ss‘siaIIed in advance. unions
to various points in Ne'
have been armoged to begins
close of the convention. The ar-
rangements tor the bothering have
2‘ librarw committee. comm, is the
,. u id. but the. ’
, , mittee was
,Ibidd by the board education in
‘ , 1899; and has always consisted of five
1 Imadlsried members. By the law or
V 1998. every Connecticut library under
, townwgovernment alter that time was
“ books not more
first. year and
y ch e‘ annual appropria-
. on It that should be less In Im an
. «great not exceedlng 9100
‘voted under the same
state association. or which Dr. J. H.
filly. or this city, is chairman. and
tors H. I). librtin. Bridgeport:H
ladies .eouth Norwal a; it? P. Ly-
man. Huttord. ll‘homas Bland. Water-
filled!) this Ellie MOM!!! books, bury: (2. W. lsoveland. 'l'orrlngton, and
. 457i“ Wang assistance item the com- 14. Whitney. New Haven, are mem-
, , tub in addition sends out liars
4:" lug libraries and pictures of its
here are now seveht‘yaix tree tovIu
Aldon: the prominent surgeons who
we. besides loans irom the Colonialare thread papers are Dr. W. Reid
,ss” udubon Boeiety; and other Blair. of the New York ZoologicalGar-
dens: Dr.(l I'L,Jewell ..s A... Dr.
Austin Peters, Boston; W. H. Dairym-
pie, mainland; Thomas Thatcher, On~
t'ario: W. J. Reynolds. lilnnesota: Tait
Butler. North Carolina; 9'. A. Rich.
Vermont, and others. Among the to-
pice upon which a general discussion
is expected are these: The City Mill:
Supply by Dr Austin Peters; Dissemi-
nation of Tubercle Bacilli by Insects a
Source of Contagion. by Dr. 8. ll. Web
or. at Lancaster. Pa.. and The Flood
Test in Glanders. by a member of the
Cornell faculty... An open air clinic
in which opelntlous upon cattle will
be pertormed will be conducted on a
plot or ground near Harmonie Hall.
The association has a membership a!
about one thousand and the registra-
tion of visitors already has reached
several hundred
V are now seventy-six libraries
‘aista , and for the last few years the
, }inersased so rapidly that it
o necessary to employ a
' , v tor and inspector of libraries.
lira Hello Holcomb Johnson who in
addition to a course in the Library
film] of Pratt Institute. has had prac-
I "once as librarian in a town
Maratands the needs of country
iaspaaislly carry caterpii
istsnces in a day.
sauage suit against a rail-
ding in Cincinnati A tray-l“
a wreck on’ the Rock Island V
_, e back. He received certain l
‘ a result of which was to
volumes every year, be-
idling libraries. The cap-
to] crowded when the legislature
is in session that the cities has been
driyen from pillar to post. and at last
tibe cemmlttee In selideiense built a
oduiwio the llfth story that nobody
else ould think worth having. It is
approached through a large unfinished
attic directly over the house or repro-
§asutativés. where by listening at the
large metal ventilators It Is possible to
bear all the speeches and discussions
of that body. The part of the attic
is used as a storeroom tor the blanks
and other stationery oi the board of
education. and the door is piled up
with neat w n boxes. Those
which can be locked and hold
95 to 50 books, are what the traveling
libraries are sent out In:
Sixty of these libraries. consisting
mainly of books on colonial history,
are a loan collection belonging to the
Colonial Dames. sent to schools all
“m ““3 times as In“? over the state through the committee
49094 are 16,000 motor with For thekilrgt suggea‘tlon oi 'théabpractl-
" uh uh. .calwor temmtteelsnetedto
in o ore I Mrs. Hairy Hudson, at Hartiord. The
Colonial Dames have also lent 78 port-
Violios of pictures Illustrating colonial
history. many oi whoch are chosen and
mounted with explanations, printed or
written on the book. by Miss Mary
Beach; of' West Hartford. The Audu
.1.“ Society has contributed as a loan
60 trpveliagocbraries on birds and out-
oi-d door an is 50 portfolioa oi pic
lures and ”El sets of bird charts.
Charles 8. Loads. of Stamford has giv-
'Q 90 traveling libraries. two in italian
sad one In Hungarian have been sent The large white schooner yacht
by the South Norwali: Daughterso oi "Campus.“ New York. with Assistant
W” the American Revolution and three District Attorney Garvau and irisnda
ii 1’9 “Mt“ “i" 5"“ loaned by women's clubs. The com- on board. Was moored oil the summer
states—namely. Alli»: mittee sends out 25 school libraries oi home of Exdiayor John J. Cavanagh at
7‘ 04,139“qu Geordiafl its own .and 10 miscellaneous and Smith‘s Island Sunday. Mrs. Cave
We ”Rinses. mine. ma, s Icollectioss tor. communitlass‘nd nigh la the sister or Mr. (larvan and
besides it framed pictures. the the visitors were the guests at the cut
this,“ Minna-0i! N‘”’“;MrMsu bulisbed by Doubleday. tdge. ,
aw York. New Hamli- ltsiso circula stareoptioon views. -,—-r--—--—-
rota. om... pawl-b The committee‘s own. traveli ..11 NATIONAL aooua 'rouaalauaur.
a 'lalsnd 80m Caro“ amiss. all, indeed. unseat the can
u ~ , Isl Dames, are of a mis—
v, 2 Tennessee; Toma iiilan
thQRW‘leirlil- August a: wllayor
opened on
character. Lists oi all these no. ayer o "I It'-
~ and Wyomins libra mI-iss prints‘d In pamphlet
or
sun annual tournament of the Nation.
W lotto schools in every
..ssmsl wars to tool: It laws is
sl Renae Association today by playing
a game with George 0. strong. oi New
“”9” The! are especial.
19pm John Roberts' want to I! are there is no, town
V the other day for
Motion, Conn. chairman of the cone
1 , .mittee in charge of the event. At the
library ind often excite a d (or
”in summer they are is
same time the American dag was un-
ilrlbd over the courts, and eight con
and ad over in:- repairs. .Hodiui has were begun simultaneously.
that are tailing to pieces are sent to entry list closed this noon and
be bound. tinsel sod pencil liner!!- there are more contestants in each or
rubbed out, soiled covers washed and the three dlyisiousv than ever haters.
made Presentshle. Ab extra ass i Playin began yesterday under the
In sis; hgptthat t'lga. work t‘iu erules o thte ”actuation lso tags :4:
ea roug esu rises on: toumataas may competed y
v‘e'ry library has a right to ask the infill. ht and from now on. from.
. commits? Iftor scams warm“ lands. a. into their p. an. area court's {till bitch“
. u. mtao evs orsn uspec s go ngo ew n~
”34"" “nihwthl, 1?»: an over the state. m: week an. wss Bil. holder oi no yumb ivIciIs medal.
to 'l‘boquton. explaining some diilli an m adults a , yDC.c Clilio
. cult points about a new card cstsl New button?) . 0.. and
.bs whim uotideiandm
L and a few days haters In Plainv
.liewington and (lashes. all ohwflohh
are putting the card antenna totbsir 4qu moon, as “the deiander.
lob? ON IAILil'OAi) TRACK.
ll. —'r'us
libraries.
or
might... “WW “"
a idea of having to go throughi‘
Vth prematurely silverod; locks;
= but unless be 8049 something
NOTES ”or was: sameness.
Mr. and hirs. Wilbur Thomas. cl
Bridgeport. entertained a party oi
eighteen Sunday at their log cabin.
Comps Beach. The h pitality of
this shore resort has b n taxed all
the season.
Miss Gertrude V Ryan. clerk In Wll~
liam Stones store. Danbury, has re-
turned from a visit in Mount Kiseo.
N. Y., and is spending the remainder
of the week at Ben Island.
Edward Beers. the eihclent janitor
oi the Norwali: Yacht Club. slipped on
the runway of the club float, Saturday.
evening. at low tide and sprained his
back. Mr Beers was scarcely able to
get around yesterday. and is now laid
NP.
William Hall, of Brooklyn, is mak-
ing a short stay with lira John H.
Ferris. oi Cobble Cottage, Bell island.
Ray W. Bennett who has been
spending the summer at Hickory Bluff
and In New Canaan. where he was the
guest or Dr Charles B. Keeler intends
to return to his home in New Haven
today ,
dial figures In lathe borough oi
II“ for the his and a halt
m J l 1900. to July
deaths from railroad
f vehicles. and auto:
is total only sixteen are
Vobilea accidents. while
" ' have caused tour times
be, and subway, elevated
a most curious clubs on
recently been formed by so-_
.in.BerlIn The principal
’ embershlp is that the
‘ust be deal. The club h'aVi
. In the Wilhelm-
they converse by moons
ts and sign law 4941
.
1H
.A %‘
, ..lrnn'wrruu-w it:
09. ”9' m I
““1““ ’0' ”00 rI every month ail annotated ands“
s cucumbers tor deli ‘ ed pamphlet at titles at ”new
to his been 91099.4 . It
i h Imus: III-as
are worth and” for small?“
aboutainiisnorthorthastab
Muaususiiatsrtfl “m ”Wail
It is allaas woe
a, .
- VidanWi‘t“
" a.“ i'V gist: awnings
, , “ V «lb
. ,sultnbld '
again ‘lhsy are too
amber of Oernidlttss .
been made by a committee at the oil:
of holder
traciu herd;
, 9. O
.4 4 b
6 IFloral ior
pare
3.300 veterahs at momma; as the hit.
alien and all oi the booties machinery"
are, a total loss. .
“m
VVDOWII DIOLAROMVV: NEGOTIATION.
CHICAGO. AW 21. «John met-
dander Dowie said last night that all
thencgctlstions between himself and Wit,
bur Glen Voliva for satilamant or the
Zion City tangle have been declared
the
know how he will
For Width" Lam ”‘4‘“
para will transferg" 9449M" due
newioa'r since e. rs.
Friday. Aug. 24
met: House ar‘wawmar'roas
anHrsaamo. ‘
axcuasloe asra ... 91.50
Number of Tlokaia Itrlotly Limited.
Returning, isava Newport at 4:06 p. III.
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD GO.
it. no cobav.“
Assistant General assess.» mug?!“ 33
Laying. Cleaning. 2V Malt.
lap and enabled Maiil
, ws csaav riled: lunch or
as mass.
9 and 5 Wall 64.
Tel. 41
2.3.: U” 43..
too ctoruas PINO ... ....~£,..seo
s assures ease... ........ .Zsso
1 ozone soap..-....... ..... ...as.
«is
5 LII. 8TARCH..
LOI‘esoosao
Bl Justin”
. NORTH slam s'r.
"Lass—a. ' , .
in lxsmnallaoi, lilo [yo
means more than the mere trying on
of' diiisrant glasses if done at the op
tical rooms of ll. 3. Hoyt. With one
of the best equipped oihcas In South
Norwali:. he has «rosy means for
making the most accurate and reliable
eye tests and the best results are ss‘
lured la every case. A glasses are
unstructad to order. It special
leases at any kind are furnished.
Homer 8 Hoyt,
soda 9. 39444:":501 filling, Heath
Norwslk. MI-
ea Hours. 8-411“. 19: 4H;
Saturdaysvauiags. 1—4
small income ”:2
' the «sedan will
.V that or In Waterb
3:; umbus has oiiersd a
- _ 29.4% i432“ V
inseam 9:
«,g i:l9.:.526m6:01 s:ss,r;o'lx',s:osx.
Our UNI?! .. Rabbinic. Do: 9: 97. 10: 11%
rtmant is»; ,_ Imprssaiens .. lands): .. .. .. ...
a both oltldq, “liens but - A. lz—fl 04:. 1:193. 1:553, 7: 97.
class work: rtmsnt any. 9'9}: “196:.
braces nod“ " Anion NONI-1‘49 09:. 4:49. 7:073. 8:14.
pairing, .esmt 9:59
Norwaili. Conn.
atdown-i «Natl-em at convenience ,
tthat he dun Mud
M90 Durant h‘s’t started9 to malts .
sv‘itor next year and has, secured
Daniela irons
away tron: Croil
lb best outlaw nu
, ‘ast your.
bonus in ad
dition to the 9760 drait‘ price and the”
exchange at Rattle the third baseman.
_icr Eddie awsnder, the crack Water»
'bury outfielder.
CONTRAOTO FOR ROAMUILDING.
mate Highway Cdolmissioner use
donsld has awarded to George Blame.
oi'Bharon. the contract for building 4;
060 linear teat oi gravel road with tel-
iord base In the town of Salisbury.
The price is 91.759. The town oi Col-
umbia has been awarded the contract
for two short muons of road within
its‘ hagndsries. the price being 9290
an 5..
saw Irena. new HAVEN a
mamas RAILROAD.
names.”
in lifect Juno 19.19“.
Lasva scum :loawau:
‘ aawy if.
will a: 41. as: Is.
. 947. 40:59:. 91401.
url. I'd—1:. tax. 1: I.“ ’4?"
"N44. 9. ' A" ‘
AhId—fl In." I; ‘94:}. emu. a: II.
p. II.:—~Iz tea. a: m. s: m. s 41.V
no: 7.00s. 7:18. 'iztix. s- sex. a: m.
e
NEW YORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK
A. I.:~19 00!. 19: 09:, 4' 54. 5: 45.
6:45. 6: 01. 9: 05. 9: 40!, 9: 09x, 9: 09.
9: 14:. 10: 09!, id: 05. 11: 00!. 11:09
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9: 5, 9: 91!, 4' 09:. 4‘ 09, 4:151. 4: 89.
6::09x,9002, 9'99. 11:001.
8: 099.14: 00!.
HOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HA v.aa
943-19: 0“, 1: 39:. 1. 55!, 6: 16.
1:3. 8:95. 9:108, 9:4‘51.1019x, 11:058.
1.
19:10—19 on. 1:15. 9: 07:, 9: 99:.
score moment: we usaauav.
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r. II.:—-1 as: 4. It's. 6': so s-os. 1:11.
99 n-
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P. I.:.«-4507'17!.7:99.
The Store
By ever look
century we have}
COFFEE. COFFEE.
33 mm wheume'ron er.
‘ InA these late A
m, (roots alter the
tashidn In iiidilorali" costumes.
4&4 It) auswoii
somehow
mm Vy.
riding vessel-so
Etoueh'toeou'ssa
costume
Avarlstion 04 the plain plsld skirt
laone which has narrow panels oi
plain metals! on either side of the
plaid front that reach to the bottom
and extend units around to the back
where they meet. The skirt is close
about the hi and very full at the
’0 1 . . .
rim.
. wiath ri .
beading at the waist ti o. the ribbon
suds beta; used to can no the loo"
t is on.
diet braids
Ribbon embroidery is seen mixed
advance mod
sy day and evening wear.
Nganwmlthi‘ "II-tn a?" s
' Now I lb. “I!” 1"” a“
Risey,a Frenchman sand fortyiour.
told Sher“! O'Brien yesterday that on
Sunday night. while on his why to
canssn Hountaln he was held up by
two masked men. who had seiaed his
horse. Risey says he drew his gun and
tired at the men and they!“ ran away
will be used onV‘
with the. hand me laces that trial the“: ,
of costumes for dyer
rs: "
'93.5:09 5:95, 6:009. 6:,09 6:58.'
to obtain the III
by W motto.“
pleased to mwmw nations are insisting upon finest quality rather than lowest prices.
belore attemptln -.
For Q,uio 5 Selling ‘
ITEM. WORTH MAKINGA'GPEOIAL TRIP FOR.
IF IT IS A POBOIOLE THING WE ARE GOING TO CLOSE OUT EV-
ERY BIT OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE.
lichens Garments
at
Ridiculously in: Prices
IT WILL PAY YOU TO VIBIT 0 UR SECOND FLOOR TODAY—THE
PRICES ARE 90 OMALL—ALMOOT LIKE A FREE GIFT. A FEW HINTS:
LADIEC' BLACK SILK ETONs.
Neatly trimmed with braid, regular
bottom. Tb silos plain hemis
women's Vsurrs.
Ouadsys. Made of iancy mixtures and Panama price 310 00
A. ll.~19.00x 12. 09" 0'00, 7. 90, cloths, Eton styles. circular pleated . For edys y. 95.99.
9. 00a. 10: 02:. 14:00:. skirt, were priced 918.00 to 927.60. WOMEN 8 WALKING LENGTH
s:.:-—Is or. s. 04. s: cos, a 59:. Today, ssso. amen .
Made of fancy mixed plaids and Pa-
nama cloths, In black, blue and grey,
plotted and circular styles. regular
iliLu 99 50.
Wonders LINEN sun asp surre.
in all whlte,‘.pleated circular skirt
Pony and Eton jackets, regular price
910.00.
Today, 94.96.
JAP. SILK WAISTs. ..
Button trout or back tucked or lace
trimmed, long or short sleeves, regular
price 96. 00
Today, 92.99. .
WHITE LAWN WAIGTI. . ,
Embroidery and lace trimmed short
or longsslesves, regularly sold 99. 60
and 98
Today. 91.95.
WHITE LAWN WANTS.
Embroidery and lace trim. long or
Today, 94.50.
WOMEN'S LINEN SUITS.
Neatly Eton styles. circular shirt,
regular price 90.0.0
Now, 99.99,
LADIIS‘ AND Minib’ COATS.
Fancy Mixtures and coverts. Pouy
and Box effects. seli strapped. regular
price 910.00. short sleeves, regularly sold tor 92. 98.
\Today. 94.06. «lay. 91.46.
Call 329-4.
ihn Bagels Brilliance.
ble usiities In Food Products. For a quarter of
oat Latest Possible Prices," until today we are
Bet "demonstrate toyouwhatgoodcoil‘eeis. We h’ave‘ it; we want you to have it.
mailman. dmttryapound.
BUTTER. B ' ' ' "' '
This is «other specialty in which we pride ourselves. You are always sure to get
weatJioay Buttes here. Print or Tub. ' . .
“:53- ”Ass. ' i” * i'ii" hi‘lrml"'i'll w
About our Teas. Well. in; refer you to, the tea drinkers of this community; they will
soda and? M all about it. 2 4 lease. is i... n .. was. hudlalflulnmhhil -.i
V Sigmund Count Eggs is about equal to the demand and. we are filling orders
home pr . ,
Forsllths Novaltlesci the
aessoncaliodus.dbn’tgooutoftown.conurighthsrs
LEADING OROCER. SOUTH NORWALK.
341' TH":
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Norwalk Chronicler