. ‘ 7.41 endsosv- AT
in intr'oducin; our Fall lines
a
clothes.
“fill?” have embodied Just the so
' Won't you pay us a. look?
e as. MAIN eraser.
1 ' HARRY coo
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all Washington Street.
for Men and Younti Men.
The yeah: man art-o the stylethirsty wearers or Clothes-w-they want
manta extreme in cut. extreme in
p In. ghouliowiuz at our $7.00 and 310.00 line, for the Men and Young 1
try, at prices anything but funny. at $7.00
carrot: HAIJT AND so To run
Gopyright Clothing Company
We have a full line of Weisbach goods to show you.
The Reed ti.“ Volk Electrical Companb.‘
OUR STORE.
pattern. They want snaDDY. upto-
rt of fashioning that meets their
and 610.00. ‘
so. NORWALK. court.
owm. Mgr
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xtd duh
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
_ nil Favor Black for the cot;
cruel-ship
‘ (Continued From First Page.)
‘ , u ‘ _
' the members of the "Old Guard" were
twin to effect a combination which
wail! bring about the nomination of]
punk 8. Black for govcrnor. The
him was made that. a "big man" was
needed. an be was declared to be the
. man who would best. fit the situation.
‘Ex-prernor Black liati pointedly told
a number of his friends that the only
conceivable conditions which would in-
- dime him to accept a nomination would
he theunaninious demand of the deio-
“if that is the case." remarked Sena-
.. tor.- Pago, chief lieutenant of Herbert
>Pal'sona In New York county. "Black
will not be nominated. There are 150
which will not be cast for Black."
A few .men continue to talk about
Secretary Elihu Root. or Judge His-
cock, but the Judgment curly today
was that it would scttlu down to a
contest hetwvcn l..icnt.-(‘.ovcrnor Ilruce
. and Cliarlcs‘itl. Hughes.
"There is no scutimcnt for iiughcs
up state." has been the constant assor-
tion of the leaders from that section.
and they continue to urge Mr. Parsons
to make everything harmonious by
gracing upon Bruce. lliil tlicrc arc
delegates antler the control of these.
leaders Who say tbcy do not want to
be put in. the attitude of voting against
the man’who made such a rcputaiiou
In conducting the insurance investiga-
tion.
Mr. Parsons givcs no tisstii'nnccs, but
dual/s that it may be just its well to
try it out in tho convuuiion and lot
the delegates dccide whom tlicy wttiit.
‘ “A hot. Onilii‘i-li. may clarify the at-
mosphere," is a remark that Parsons
has made several times when told that
'1! Hughes is prcscntcd it moans a fight.
the ouiconic of which Would bc doubt-
in].
One of tho old time politicians said
early io~duy that things would bc iii-
iowod to “drift" for a while. “We
must give the idea that this Is an
unbiased convention, 'i'licn liic scrcwu
can be put on and a harmonious agrou-
ment. will be announccd."
' This program would look fcuslblo if
:. Parsons were not quite so porslstcnt
in his advocacy of Huabcs. Sonic of
the New York city dclcgatcs arc in an
embarrassing position. 'l‘licy arc por-
sounl friends of lit‘ncc. were among
his chief backers for Ilcnicnitiii-gover-
nor. two wars ago. want to volt- for
glllm for govcruor now. but say that
Parsons is holding them for Hughes.
At the saint.- tiiiic l’ursons' iucii are
enjoying anothcr phase of tlic sittin-
film. They arc spcculuiing upon
What the Qtlcll tick-titties. clcctcd iii-i
Hughes men. will do \vbcn a ballot
comes with iiitghcs in tho rucc. “It
, to It tip to thcm prcity bard. don‘t
fig” ch , ictl Senator Page.
r'Parso it has been offered the chair-
manship. of the committee on resolu-
tions, but has declined ii. lic bus
denounced that he would be “othcr-
Illa Bhgigod.“ it. is qullc remarka-
‘ Ill. how much inlcrost, in tho (‘illwi‘il'
tion centers around the young Now
' NONI lender.
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ROOM M DEFEATE ROOM 0.
‘f'fioom M defeated Room (I at a
mine of baseball on Norwullt Amoun-
merit Park. yesterday afternoon. by u
more of twenty to livu. ’l‘bcro was it
good crowd of cutbusiuuts in attun-
dnnee. ’l‘liu Iinouu t‘oiiuwu:
Room M. Room 0.
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induct.
3'. Btitiklcy .......... ll. Hi‘IlUi‘It
~ ' Cliii'lli‘l'w
W I. Built .......... fl. llrush
, First ”lift“.
11. inmates ....... A. Mcrriutu
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~ In Mrii‘ur an . a cum
Don . Left Field.
that» ................ P. Fltcluou
- Center Field.
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Kcnslcr
D .
_ , No one who has lived the baud
buyer knows the genuine Joy of lift!
the world and
Austrian mutant ht about the
I W lilies on the installment plan.
‘ , folio was a dollar. Your per
votes In the New York delegation l
Contentment.
who has a reasonable amount. earning interest for
and over ready to tulle the sting out of any misfortune.
mmwmm or. death Nemik. em.
LITTLE ARTIST OF EIGHT.
And 3 Transaction inthe Cat Line
szleh Observers Said Did Not
involve Begging.
A hole girl stood on the steps at tht
downtown side of the eieventcd stntloi:
at Park Place. the other morning. With
a handsome iiiulteso cat in her arms
She was luircheaded, and the cat. wort
a blue ribbon and crouched against tht
child with cars laid back and ever)
appearance of fright. .
Stroklng and fondling licr. the li'tllt
girl looked shyly at the passerby
Every one looked at her. but no out
spoke. to her and she spoke to no one
Presently an old lady who had pass
cd up the stairs and disappeared re
turned and stood regarding the Oil“!
and her cat.
"A modern Dick Whitilngtou? ’l‘ht
embryo new woman trying for Dick':
tick?“ she asked with an niiiused look
The child did not answcr, only rc
garding her qucstioncr with shy eyes
"is the kitty sick 2’“ inquircti tho lady
drawing nearer.
“Oh, no. iiiii'ani." said a Volvo as shy
its the cycs. 'I‘licn as if ultcriiig .-
corailary to support thc statement
"slic's cr awful nicc. cat."
"Why do you bring itcr licro " wu:
thc next qucstion.
“Mother fold out to."
vcry low.
“lio you want to scll bur?“ in an in
crcdulous tone.
"i’cs. mn'um," was uttcrctl in chok
lng'loncs; thc‘sby cycs were full 0
tool's »
"iidw inuclt do you want for her "
“i don't know, ina'am." forlornly
"but slic's cr awful nit-c cat."
“lint-x shc any ltlttons at homo?" ask
cd lhc old lady.
"Not now; my brother. lic's took “an
itittciis in or baskit tcr scll 'cui. ilicy'i't
awful nice kittens."
"And how old arc lhcy?" tlcmandct
iitc lady.
“‘l‘licy'rc most six wccks old. the)":
awful iilcc ltllicns.” rctiiriictl ilic child
all thc whilc stroking tbc fl'IKIlll’llt‘i
chi.
l’coplc hogan to author around not
lisit-n to llic dittlognc. 'l‘lio old lad:
begun to bo onibarrassctl. Sbc lookct
around as if necking cscupc from hot
sclf as Well as the crowd. 'l'lion oh:
ith‘\\’ ncnrcr the child. looking as shy
us thc little girl shc hold out It tlItiic
and said:
“I'm sorry i can‘t buy you kitty.th
licrc‘s tho bcainuiiia of" a fund for hot
pct'luips. sonic ouc clsc will mid to if.
you may gct pt-nnics cnough to Iakt
hcr homo and sci lit-r up in bousckcp
lug."
’l‘htl old lady ulnuccd nppcalinaly il'
ROIIIP who had Ill‘i'il ucur ciiongh It
hour and tllsappcurcd as tho cblld war
gasping:
"Oh. thank you. iiiu‘um.”
Iicr ausp was rcpciiicd ti ntimlwr oi
flinch. for quitc a litilc shower of mint
I‘cll about but.
A fukc’.’ Nol if s mic or tho lcrr)
tmclcly wouldn't c ablc to kt‘i‘l) sucl
a little artist off titt- boards. iii least
that is what nbuurvcro tliouahi.»—Ncu
York Sun.
'i‘lic voice Wilt
COALED.
’l‘wo lrisbnicn woro crossing tit:
occult on ”in way to this country, in
tho wuy ovcr Patrick tilt-d. Prcpiiru
lions wcrc nutdc for burial at. ecu. bttt
thc lcud weights customarily nut-d in
such comm wcrc lust. Chunks of coal
Wt'l'tl uulmtiluictl. l~2vcrylhimi Witt
iiuully rcttdy for the lust riics. and
long uud curncntly did Miciiucl look, at
his friciul. Finally hc blurted out not
rowfully:
"Wall. I’ui. (‘li always know ya WNW
uniti' third. but i'm lIiIliiitil‘tl if ()i
timtiulti tltcy‘d tuuitu ycr bring yur own
mittl."~r-'Mttgu‘l.iilt‘ of Fun.
PiLING IT ON TOO THICK.
Mrs. Kidtlwwou Intro board. i pro
nutpc. that the bin dairies arc to bc Itt
vnuluutud uuxlf" .
Ml'ii. Ki‘ctlti ‘ "(Ital-ions. i hobo not!
it's bud «thumb to burn to unit eniluu
mtnsagc and potlcd month. What on
curth are w to do when we find out
that we can't tutu milk any morpf“»~~
i'blcuuo Tribune.
When imagination becomes fact scl-
cucc and invention inkc ti Iona lotto
forward.
to mouth existent-r. of the credit
as tides,tho man who is square
only wise purchase that. any one
cent. interest.
Swine- Bank.
Mtlilit
liliiiillNBS
i
The Most complete Structures
of the Iliad in the World fled-
Ioated To-day at Cambridge.
Massachusetts
BOSTON. Sept. 25.~An event of air
usual interest to the medical pi'ol’cs-
sion. to all who at any time have been
connected with Harvard University
and to the general public was the d all.
cation of the magnificent. new build
ings of the. Harvard Medical School to.
day. From ‘all parts of. the country
graduates of the school and others
prominent in the profession have been
coming to this city during the past few
days. In preparation for the exercises
which were to be held this afternoon
on the terrace in front of the adminis-
tration building. on Longivood avenue.
to the lt‘enway,
This group of bountiful white marble
buildings is the largest. single addi-
tion to the rcsmirces of Harvard in the
history of the university. it was plan-
ned that. the dcdicutory exerclocs
should commence at 2 p. m. The pro.
gram as arranged conslstcd of prayer
by Rev, Dr. George A. Gordon. pastor
of the Old South Church: an address
on "The Enlarged Foundation." by Dr.
John Collins Warren, Moseley profes-
sor of surgery at Harvard: presciitu-
tion of the buildings to the univcrsity
by Charles A. Coolidge, representing
the architects; a brief address accept.
ing the buildings, by Prat-inherit ('baries
W. Eliot. of Harvard; an address on
"Thu Faculty of Mcdicinc." by Dcnn
W. 1.. Richardson. of the Harvard Mud-
lcnl School: an address on “The Labor.
atories." by Dr. Thomas Dwight. l’aric
man professor of anatomy at Hartford:
in address on “Thu Clinics." by in.
Frederick C. Sliuttuclt, Jackson profits-
sor of clinical iiicdicinc iii Harvard;
ind thc dcdicution of tlic buildings, by
l’rcsldcnt Eliot.
’i‘o-niorrow thorn will be an acuti
‘illit' scssion at Saudcrs' 'i'iit-utrc. (‘aui-
‘iri'dgc. at which tlcizrccs will lic ('illl
"crrcd iipott prominent physicians and
illl‘Ki'On-‘i.
h REAL ESTATE SALES.
Harbor View fictilty Co. to Evelyn A.
lriggs. 1 lot. Harbor Vicw Park. War.
ilcoi'ac 'l‘. Mcrrill to Albcvt Wcllnitz,
ltd ucrc. Ncwtown Turnpikc. War.
llcirs of Thomas Brady in John
"‘llilZIIII. land and buildings. (‘ross and
*livcrstrccts. War.
llcrhcrt W. Mot'y to Win. P, Cogs-
vcll. lniid and buildings. Millc struci.
\Va.
ICsitift' Maria if. llcnnls to Frank
Wcsici‘lioff anti \vlfc, lot. Cedar strcci.
Aiillli‘s. dccd.
Harbor .\’ic\\' Rcully Co. to Mary
ll’lfI Emma Schcclicr, ! lot. liarbor
VII‘W Park. War.
Christian Swurtz to Domcnico For-
rcllino. building lot, Laura strcci.
War.
lhtiiicl it‘i-ioiiiincdicu to Daniel 1‘.
Murphy. meadow lot. Scavicw tivcnuc.
(W. e
OBITUARY RECORD. ‘
THOMAS hf. FAlR'i‘Y.
'i‘bc tlctttli of Thomas M. Fairly.
mutt sf‘i'l‘nij'JtHII' yours. occurred Sun-
lity iit his boom in Now Canaan. It‘tiii-
‘rni scrviccs \vcrt- lit-id front IIIl‘ fam-
‘ly i'csidciicc. East avcntic, this aflcr-
noon at 2:30 o‘clock.
ITALIANS HELD WITHOUT BAIL.
(llil‘CENWii‘li. tit-pt 2?t.~-»i’asqiinlc
Exposiio and Quint-pin» t‘hcrcllo. ihc
two ltnlluns who wore iinplicutcd in
the shooting of Mrs. Micbacl Mamci
on Scptcmhcr lS.-wcrc bcid to-dui‘
by .ltitigc Iliirns without bonds for tho
Sttpcrtor Court. chcrul witncascs tcs‘
iificd io-tluy at tho bcnrinu in tlic Io-
cnl court. the principal mics lwlniz ilic
:tccnscd mun. (“licrcilo toutifit-d that
leposito had told him that ho had
shot and killwi Mrs. Mnrsci owing to
trouble over thc paying of board and
wantuti i‘hcrcllo to it" away with him.
He said that Idxposiio iolti him. if
they wcrc caught, in say that ho was
with him all dnv and that if he did
both would go from I'litilmlIiti Inict‘
look Iht" stand and dcnicti litc touti-
mony of his fellow countrynum and
said that Ill‘ was with Cburullo and
not poor tho sccuc of thc iuttrdcr
witch it occurrctl.
.0... m..- a... - . “M a.
poucmm eubr womu AND
Ls.
HtMBE
(lONt‘mlli. N. It. ticpt. illumi'i’bit
uuy ii. ilurrt-tt. n pollccman. coicrcd
in olccit‘lc cut at i’cnttcook. iii-tiny, fu-
iolly idiot MINK .iuliu I'Iliiilwit‘k. who
was sittiuu amour: ilw iiithuiiilwtl‘u in
'lic car. and thou shot himself. Misti
i‘Iitttlwlck tilt-d at tho hospital and It
in htdicvmi that liarrutt will die. liar.
roll in u uiurricd titan. fifty yours of
am». MIN“ Chadwick wait about our.
iy yours or nan. anti daughter of Joint
tiltntlwlck. tt promiucut ritiruu of l't‘it:
Ilt‘tmlt.
am“
BUDPECTEO ORIIKO DISCHARG-
Nii‘i'i’ YORK. ticpt. 2% John liuutiu,
knit turd ilmtrnc Cain-ninth. the two
firm-its who wcrts iirruuiud on snout
chm of knowing about tit» nutrdur of
a man whose dismembered body was
found floating; in a pit at llih urcuuu
and tuna strum. were discharged from
custody when arraigned bcfum it that
gisiruit- imltw.
'l‘licy consented to I" Iicforc the co-
rmicr as witnesses. - The police him-
not as yet discovered filo identity or
the man who is believed in him htfiéil
murdered.
Edward fl. Morehouse. who has been
prominently mentioned as a candidate
for the Namath city council. has
withdrawn from the rite-ti .ntiwir. it
.of’ Buffalo.
(Continued tram First Page).
ler. attorneyaeneral. state treasurer.
and state engineer and surveyor. The
action of the stats committee last 9‘“
alas. in reefrriug all contests to the
convention is received with much can
isfactlon. It is declared now ihattho
convention will be more untrammeiod
titan ever. and that no attempt at dic-
tation will hormone to the delegates
from any source; Titers ‘is a disposi-
tion on all sides to let delegates settle
the party differences among themsei»
vcs .
As the convention meets. the condi-
dates for the head of the ticket most
generally spoken of are William Rau-
dolph Hearst, Justice William J. Guy-
n’or. of Brooklyn; District Attorney
William Travers Jerome. of New
York; Congressman William Snlzer.
of New York and Mayor J. N. Adam,
it would seem that the
candidate must come from among
those. although in the event of a
deadlock a compromise might hit up-
on any one of half a dozen others
whose names have been brought. for-
ward t’roni time to time.
The nuine of William Randolph
Iicttrsi will be the first presented to
the Democratic convention wlit l the
nomiiinitona are reached tomorrow af-
ternoon. It. was arranged today that
Mr. Hearst will be nominated for go-
vernor by former Assemblyman Wil-
liam V. Cook. of Albany. The Albany
county delegation is first on the roll
call and as the nomination will be cal-
let! for by counties. the supporters of
Mr. Hearst will have the satisfaction
of having their candidate first In the
field.
District Attorney Jerome's candi-
dacy for governor was practically
withdrawn today at an adjourned
meeting of the soculled Albany con.
furnace of anti-Hearst Democrats. At
the meeting. which was attended by
representatives from about twenty-
fivc counties. it was decided that thc
dclogatcs opposed to the nomination
of W, R. Hearst shoiiiti concentrate
on either Judge Gaynor, of Brooklyn,
or Mayor Adam. of Buffalo. as capeL
dicucy may require.
’l‘hc first session of the Democratic
stutc convention was held this after-
noon in; Convention Hell. it. lasted
loss than'hnlt an hour. and thou an
adjournment was taken until it a. in.
tomorrow. Lewis Nixon ucttad as tom.
porary prcsiding officcr and made a
bricf speech which was. in the main.
a pica for linrtiiony.
The usual committees on pcrnmnont
organization. rcsolutionls and contest-
ed seats were appointed. and then on
motion of Timothy D. Sullivan, of Ncw
York, tbc convention adjourned until
tomorrow.
As GOOD as} s
a...
NAKE STORY.
The Man Who Was Biowrtgup by Dy-
namite and Met a Parachute
Coming Down.
'i‘bcodorc Thornton. of Menionnc.
lircd to the age of thirty-five years
without cvcr having butt on nccldcnt
of any kind or a day‘s sicknces or any
incidcnt ‘iii his life that could reason
ably tic called an ndvcmurc. and then.
all at oncc. inst‘Wcok. had more trou~
bins and csclicmciit crowded into it
fcw minuics than most nicu mccl in
many yours.
tip was coming into town from out
in the country with a load of hay. and
bcucuili ibc buy. in thc hayrack. he
bud a box of tools belonging to a man
who had bccn getting out stumps anti
doing othcr work on the farm.
’l‘iicro was ouilc a lot of dynamite
in the box. but 'I‘h‘ornton did not know
this. He thought it, was tools only.
Wlicu passing over an obstruction the
dynamite exploded bcucuih the hay
and without injuring Thornton at all,
blow him up into thc air futii‘ two
hundred fact. for it was an cuornious
cburuc of tlic cxplosivt‘.
'I‘hornton did not expcct to escape
with his llfc. bid as he was about to
stop going up he saw inimcdlntt-ly
abuvu Iilm lhc glitter of silk anti snuii~
glcn which atlorncd the body and limbs
oi hillc. Cluriuscttc, thc famous III‘PU-
aunt. who was just thcn ticstcndlng
at that plucc on her pnracbuic from an
usccnsion sitc liiid nintic in ii hot air
balloon for tho t‘iIIt‘l‘IilIl‘lllviil of the
[iconic at tho iiiciiionut- Hll‘t‘t‘l fair.
Milo, t‘lui-lsst-ttc saw that shc and
'I'Itm'niou wvrc going to tntict in with
air. uml uhc shouted to hint to "kt-op
away" and not to take hold of the
parachutc. for it would not carry doub-
b-. but uhcn tbcy bad Just come logo-
llicr. and when ’l‘hornton fcit that his
upward flight was ovcr. and that ho
was about in start down attain. ho
rcitchud up his hands to catch hold of
tlic bar. hilic. Cinriuucitc kicked viii-
ornusiy at him to kocp him away.
'I‘horiitoii. however. had not. limo
for politcncss, anti. catching thc lady
by our of law fact be hold on for
dust Ill-t. pulling- licr off froth tlic
trupvm bar and to far down below
that who was holding on with her
litilliiii and thus supporting lhcni both
wbllc tlic buruchute shot down at a
dunno-roux uwiitucss. Ibc utr whistling
uhrIlIy Ibrouttb tltu t‘i'flim‘ illuilliilfi.
'I‘Iic buy bad t-uuxht firc from tho
vxpiuulon utul a hill“: volume of black
munitu was rising like it tower into tho
sky. and into this cloud Thornton and
tho um-ounut settled and diuappcttrml.
but they had an insider tlouo so. the
shrill Ii'rt'ncb shrinks of Milo Claris-
uuitp mttthtiiitu for over the surround-
iuit country. than the parachute also
rr-uritmt thc astatnding current of but
Mr and was lifted again. waited away
with its double burden in the rush-
Iliit i'iwl' below- the bridge and only u
for: rods from the hills.
The win current caught them and
hurried iiirm onward toward the dead.
it ubtnac on to the rocks below. all
iiicir iii-'itlli‘i‘nio efforts to stem the our.
wut bring or no avail. and then over
the brink they went. But just lit-re
lbc parachute. to which they both had
chitin. I‘Illl" into good play audio. and
bottom: them up in tho ftill Iowurcrl
them snicly tutu the foaming pom bi»
10W. from which they were soon rote
mail by men in Imats.-8i. Louis lic-
public.
' «at v...
FAMILIAIITV.
was reported toadnyithnt build The
ions A. similar be nominated by the’
Republicans. It is quite possible that
he trill be endorsed is the Mounts
if" the story surmise not hm.
Iii
”Is your horse afraid of autumn.
bliss?“ asked the tourist. who was
mending I broken tire. t
"No." «lured Fennel“ curatousl.
“I' hummus et‘mhmm
7' " «Wynn.
for tum-w
TRIS TR
.i . m limo" Loan hoops trons. ~‘ ”Wm
6r * H yg‘r §
nos. ,1 and 5 ‘oazsrrn surmise. r,
- ADVANCE SHOWING OF
j Suits,:Coats and ' Waists.
WE ARE NOWIEHOWING SOME ADVANCE STYLES IN HIGH CLA88 SUITS—COATS AND WAIBTB.
THE STYLES WHICH WE ARE SHOWING ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE VERY BEST MANUFACTURES IN
THIS LINE AND ARE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM THE ORDINARY BOTH lN FIT AND WORKMANSHIP.
WHIL OUR ABSORTMENT IS LAflgE IT I8 NOT COMPLETE, AND WE ARE ADDING _NEW THINGS TO
THE LINE EVERY DAY. '
Women’s Tailored,
Silk Shirt Waisis
Stilts
New Fall and Winter Coats
.M-isses’ Tailored Suits
Cotton Shirl Waisls
Nails Velliao and Brilliaatine Waislsfl
Separate Skirts-Newesl Sitiies
TRISTRAM s. HYATT, N
Judging from what the New YorkI
houses arc ordering. loads of beautiful.
fiowcrs are to be used on the fall titli-l
linery. and great numbers of fluffy,
plumes. The flowcrs arc of‘sllk, vol?
vol and the. French fadcless canvas.
in the most. natural imitations of the
real blossoms. and tho colorings are
exquisite.
'I‘bo bodice composed entirely of
narrow ruffles of lace, laid one above-
thc other on n well-fitted lining. is it
'chariiiing fluffy evening waist. WideI
bands of Cinny pass from shoulder to'
waist crossing at the bust.
Whit NoiBuii Your
Own Home 5"
Rents arc advancing all the time.
and desirable apartiiienis are becom-
ing scarcer every day. We have a
number of very desirable homes for
solo, and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton 85 00.,
INCORPORATED
5 Railro'ld Avenue. 80. Norwnlh
Siiiili ltd Martini.
Tiic inhabitants. legal voters. of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
anti warned that a special town meet-
ing will be bold In the Town Hall.
Wall street. Vi’cdncaday. September
26. liltitl, at S o‘clock In the evening.
for tho following purposes. to wit:
i. To hear the annual rcports of
the town officers. and take action
thereon:
2. To root-ind, if docmcd advisable.
the vow of the town, passed January
20. 1896. fixing the conipensutionfif
the town assessors at $150 per year:
and also to rescind the vote passed
July 29. 1897. fixing said compensation
at $200 per year; and to take such
further action relative to tho compen-
uation of said assessors as the meet-
ing shall deem advisable. according
to a petition on file.
3. To authorize and direct tbc sclcct-
men, if deemed advisable. to scll the
town siono crusher and boiler provided
they can obtain a price therefore
which to them seems sufficient and
proper.
Dated at Norwalk tho 2lat day of
Septembci'. 1906. .
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES A. BROWN,
.l. Ii. RAYMOND,
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalit.
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Hanan d. Son’s
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Raislon Health Shoe
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I21 5f. .
Elite
for Men and Women
".00 AND “~50.
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Servlceilile School I
Shoes for Children
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WEST WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
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are showing a. full line of ,
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hit units.
In Fancy Plaide.
Call and look at the
NEW STYLES.
Also
‘ New Furniture
For the Fall.
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loco wru s bordered with colorcd
vulvei. with hicli are worn chiffon or
illusion VtiIIii tho shndu of the Will»
bm-dor and yards and yards long. are
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iuilt. both in America and abroad. A
Him" colored coat. is somutlmcs worn
instead of the wrap. the veil matching
mi in the first, Instance.
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my hands for collar slid cuffs that it in
livery unity matter nowadays to trip»
orm a plain waist Into it dainty sur-
iuoni by this simple moduli.
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' Extra tine Crab Apples.
600 Hall bu. Basket.
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NOT YET BUT BOON. You
will need cost in the near future.
Are you ready for cool weather?
. Better not delay ordering until
the int moment.
We cater to the whims and
fancies of all kinds of heating up—
par-tut using cent for fuel. When
you know what you not come
here and get lt-ewhen undecided
come here and let us help you
with our advice.
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Norwalk Chronicler