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Local News Notes.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
tonight, clearing Sunday. A Illstur
bance has developed during the past
2-1 hottrs on the South Atlantic. coast.
it was rainy tris morning along the
coast as far north as Atlantic City,
N. -.l., This vicinity will be on the
northern edge of this disturbance Ilur
ing the next 24 hours. An area of
high pressure continues over the Lake
region and New England. Temperature
of 90 or above were reported front 'l‘e
xus northern to North Dakota. Con-
dition favor for this vicinity cloudy
Weather with showers followed by
clearing on Sunday.
Miss Ida Burgress, o tSuniiord, was
the guest of friends lit the Norwalks,
yesterday.
Edson B. Fullcr of New York, who
has been spending a few days at the
Norwalk Hotel, returned to New York
last night.
-——Reud Scllcck's ad, page 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Log Davis and son lei’t
today for Delaware (lap, Pennsylvania
to spend two weeks. Their address will
be Hotel Klitatinny. '
receivcd, Mission Dining
blight—foot Extension To.-
Me, Sideboard and Side fl‘able, for $40.
$45 and I'm. llayunoud‘td‘t Soti,- Iii-it»;
Main street, Norwalk.
~Just
Room Sets.
Bentley’s Metropolitan orchestra, of
Bridgeport, will play a concert at the
Knob this afternoon and this evening
will play for dancing.
Allcn G. Stems, of St. Paul, and Ros-
coo Flock, of lilinncapolis, arrived in
town last. night, to resume thIIir Sill‘
dies at the llarstrotii School,
-——Straw Hats, Straw Hats. O'llrlcn.
Russell Briggs, young son of Mr
and Mrs. Frank R. Briggs, Norwallt,
was taken quiltI seriously ill last eve
hing from a child's disease.
—-.Iiist rcccivcd, Mission Dining
ltoom Scts. Eight-foot, lletI-tision 'l‘a-
biII, Sidchoat'ti and SiIiII ’i‘ItlIiII, i'otI $40.
Sift and $55. Raymond & Son. «itlvix
Main strI-IIt, Norwalk,
Arranactncttts arc bIIini,I IIIaIiI- to
hold the animal shore IlinIIIIr oi‘
t-lhIIrIuan (fontncil, Royal Arcannm at.
lnorlou Point, nt-xt‘Monduy night,
Mr. and Mrs. Kemp, of Yonkers. N.
i'.. in the uncut. ot‘ the lIIttIIr'iI mother,
Mrs. James l’owIIll, of Elwood placII,
Norwulh. Mrs, Kemp was formerly
Miss MIIIIIlII l'owull, (If Ntii'wtilk.
("I-il-
and
"'T"l‘i‘l‘ hot roast bIIIIi‘ tonight.
tral llotIIl t‘ItI'II, IIoIInIIII Monroe
t‘lncstttut streets.
Attorney Thomas I‘.. littrkc. ol littl-
t‘alo, arrived itt town last night. to
spend Saturday and Sunday with his
brother. lI‘lIItcinIIr ll. Hill‘hl', of “urine,
lltItlli‘ll and (‘onipany ol‘ Ntnl'thllt.
«Soft. llatu. Soft liuts. O'lirlcn.
'l‘liI-rII wcrII tWIIleI sales of real III:-
tatc in ’l‘ltII Norwalitu lat-It Week with
IIIIII‘IuiIIIIIa i‘t‘i‘ill'ilt‘d of $39.37". For
the fit It \vIII-it itt August, ittllit, llli'l‘tl
\IIIIIII ntnII anion. and Itioriuaucn oi Stir
loll”
Mm .lt‘lI-Hl‘ (‘olIvIIil and non Edmund.
or Hilliiillt‘i' iili‘i‘l‘l, Norwaik in I‘IIIII-
pany with lira. (‘olwcli’s ttth IIIIIIIII‘M.
front N-leluru, N. I'., have none to
Anion-y i'arlt. I‘IIw .iIII'IIIIy to unwind a
month.
I‘IIlll'lliI HIIilIIIIk'u aIi.. putzc h
-~ lioll 'I‘oll liI'I‘INii. i‘liull‘u. ’l‘ypIIWI‘iiI
tII‘ 'i‘ahiIIII. and twice lI’ItrIIitIo-II oi all
ltiittlu. itoil ’t'op lit-alts. Sit to $45. littyI
blood (It Hon. only Main 31., Norwalit
'i'lIII lliiitl Iiluucr which has bIIIIII
making II channel to the Hi. ticoruc
Plan and Paper Coiltpnuy‘n new dock
in the upper harbor started in to mutt-I
II berth for coal hinges an Inn Itpitvi‘
dock of the continuity.
llobort l). 'i‘rtntram. sou oi Mr and
Mrs. Clitii‘lmi II“ 'i'rtalrnm, who has
been spending moat of hill aumntcr \III
cation with It ciasutitato in Motown.
at the hitters home in Braille, Waldo»
ingtou, started for Norwulk Thursday.
W
Harold Glendeuin . oi thtI Olcntlcnw
lung Pharmacy, in orwaik, will have
his annual vacation next week. Mr.
illondcnnlng and family will no on a
trip. probably to Munnnchtlneita. but
have not yet fully decided on their
itineraryII
Saturday Chocolates. 25o.
W was:
martian broom-I
opium-I ' M HIM“
the present. one ls lot the purpose of
j
tire You insured
Against fire?
TaylorI 8: Golden.‘
74 Washington at.
A IIflIiY (If Chicago tourists passed
through Norwalk yesterday afternoon
in a big Pierce automobile
h...
Percy Tetlow, clerk at WilliuIIIP
Beers' Norwalk stationery store ls ill
at his home in Woodward avenue,
Miss Mamie Tullv, cashier at the
Norwuik Boston Store, will begin 9. two
:veeks' vacation from duty this even
118
ArItltut Fitch is enjoying a few days'
vacation from his duties as cierlt at
the Not walk store of William 1’. Doors,
the book seller.
——ilard and Soft Crabs. Culbill's.
Funeral services over the IIInIains oi'
the late Mrs. Thomas Powell oi lIIIon-
IIrIl street, Notwalk. will be held Mon-
day morning at 9 o'clock from St.
Mary s Ccinotcry.
Mrs J. D. Taylor, who has been in
Springfield Mass the past. wock cat-I
tying on camp meeting services, will
he assisted tomorrow by Deacon John
D 'l‘ItIylot, who lcaVcs here this at‘I-ttr
noon.
m-lloll Top Desks, Chaim, 'l‘ypcwrit
(‘l' 'I‘ablcs and (mice lI‘utnltIttIII of all
kinds. Roll Top Desks, $9 to $4." 111in
ntond & Son, iti- 48 Main St” Norwalk
Mr. and Mrs. George Paterson, who
have been members of the Knight
Stiet Church in years past. but Inc
now of Brooklyn, are guests of Mrs.
A. Sliowell, New shout last NOI~
walk and will assist iii the sorticcs oi
the church toniori ow
The (‘lty of Not walk water dIIp art-
intent is installing a new hydrant in
theI center of tchItId street. There has
never been II. hydrant at this point and
adding to the efficiency of the water
service in case of fire in the vicinity.
Dining the night. the local trolley re-
pair cnew erected a new overhead
tiollcv wire. at. the comer of Main
IIIIII Wall stt‘cc ts. Owing to the distant-
tion to traffic that would hate occur—
I‘IId had the job done in the day time,
work was started this morning at 2
o‘clock after the cars had stopped run-
ning.
Panama liats. O‘lIriIIn.
Mrs. Thomas ’l‘aylot and Miss Hello
'I‘ F‘IIIIIls, who have been touring in
England and ltIIland i‘Ioi the last two
months illmllltld iii New Yolk at 7. Hit
o’clock last night, on the steIuIIIIr (‘IIIi
tic. oi the White Star line within was
several hours into on account ol ton
They came on the midnight train II
Sotttlt Nona: Ilk.
Hillll'il and Soil. t‘ralis.
W.
(‘tttliill'sx
'l‘lIII Norwalk Dilllt't’ station in Water
street is undergoing a thorough III'IrII
hauling. 'l'hc chict' s oillcc, the the of
floors room and tho IIIll room Inc all
iii ”to bands oi painters and tumor
hanuci‘s. The cell room is living IIIadII
clean with a coating of haleomiuc.
while the other room aI-II rIIcIIivinu‘ a
new dressing of paper.
--Ilf you want high iIIIIIIiII Work and
prompt IlI-liI‘IIry, try the Old \VIIiI
Laundry. (Yollaru. 2c: shirts. ltIII. No
connection with liroplty or You At
stync. ot' the Crescent Laundry.
'l‘hII I'IIL'iIIIt'ItrII of the tire! town volI
lug IliIItI'ici, llIIruurIi (Y. lI‘III-IIII‘Iy and
Joseph A. ("Igttlltt IIIIIIl lltIIiI iitfii t-Iil
tint; oi the _\WH tor rcnistctinu the po-
liliI'Itl pt‘c iIIIIIItI'cs oi‘ volt-ts, \‘nIISlI‘ItllLV
Thom noon ttnlii it it. ill. , at thI otllIIII of
the assessors In the .tHHIIlillIiV hull
building, Wall Sil‘t‘ili. This was tltI-
last I’Ipporlnnlty for electors to quality
to participate in this fall‘s political
primaries and caucnscs. littt very low
t‘ltlt‘llll‘li lIIIVII ItppilIIIi lil’i’it year to bII
put on tlII,I list.
William 1‘. English, the \h't‘llI‘lintiWil
Norwalk tIIlIIurnph operator, who for
Hunt“ than has boon in ”NI wlrIIiI-us
business on West lndlnn utIIIIInIIrs, is
lit Drlducport today, transmitting stock
exchange not-III to thc ilIII-I or the New
York Yacht. (liuh. ’l‘ttI» nIII‘inIII is lIII-
inn; conducted by thI New York ”i‘l‘v
aid. which halt a no: specially iltIIIIl up
with wirolunu apparatus, accompany-
inII tiIII ilcct. Mr. English has lll‘t'ililli'
vI-ry prolicicnl iIt tho lutuinctot llllil la
IIIutiIlIIIIiIIIIl itlt t'xili'i‘i.
“Snapper lilttcu. t‘tlihlli'u.
'l‘liII force of the Key Wont iIIlIIIIlt'III
t‘otupauy ltuu bad it aircuit or bad Illt‘h‘
thin Week, which baa IIIIIIIIleIuI ltaudl
capped the work. A day or lwo ago
tit-orgu t-Iarnatl. thII IIIIIIItrlIIIIi i‘liillW
car, had II had full by Ihc sllppluu oi“
II holder on which he wan at Work
and he tell amount a laruc Th'IWIit‘it‘l.
which cut and iIruiIIIIIl his foot so tiII'
to lay him up tIIIIInorIoIlly. it. A.
llIItthIl‘. constructing engineer. hnIl
IluI. lllill‘X linger ot‘ his right hand act-I
totally injured yesterday, it being (‘ilt
to the bone and badly torn by int-lulu
caught in an exhaust vulva, and MI-
i-iobay. the Ilrauuliiutuuil. is ill with
furl-r. We hope to are them till abb-
ror duly again very Hilllll.‘-“IKI‘)' Wcut
tiI‘lItJ (litiht‘it.
Cheap Music
100
Saturday Only
COLEMAN’S
flaws 81'0“
to North mitt Ilk.. .00”! Numb:
Agent for A. o. Militants
Tot. 213.2.
Boys uit‘s
Selling F32“ at Cut Prices.
Red Tags never fail to bring us great business
in our boys‘ department. Our values are so well
known that mothers of boys are quick to attend
these sales.
We' ve reduced prices on all of our fancy suits
for boys, ages 7 to I7—not old but all new this sea-
‘ son, and to be sold at these extremely low prices:
$2.89.
$3.89-
$2.50 Suits, $1.39. $5.00 Suits,
$3.50 Suits, $I.89. $6.00 Suits,
Wash Suits Reduced.
We never have had prettier or better wash suits
than this season, and we’ve sold so many that lines
are all broken. It’s too late to buyi more, so we will
sell what we have left at amazing reductions:
50c Suits, 39c. $1.50 Suits,
75c Suits, 59c. $2.00 Suits, $1.49.
$1.00 Suits, 79c. $2. 50 Suits, $1.85.
Children’s Shirt Waists, 12‘ NC and 19c; were up
to 50C.
$I.rg.
‘Telephone Call 632-2.
14 South Main Street.
I sell GOOD grain and feed and maintain uniformly
low prices; never misrepresent an article, attd give careful
attention to details.
Not in the race for "clicapncss, " but. GOOD grain and
food costs bttt little Itioto than the cheap stuff that has
nothing but ptlco to recommend it.
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Wm. P Beers’
Book andIStattonery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. N 6 South Main St., South Norwalk
Live Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs. Bluefish. Weakiish.
Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, Halibut.
Poruies. long and Round Clams
Fresh Arrival Dailu.
Cuihill’s Bridge Fish Marla
«IST ORAGEI»
Furniture, Pianos, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE OF iNBURFANCEI
Raymond Bros.
I: rent ” ANY nelson “
you should, be without work to-
morrow,
HOW MUCH MONEY HAVE YOU
in your pocket; or the bank to last
until you could get other employ-
ment?
WATCHMAN.
WHY NOT
start; an account for just: such emer-
geneies?
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRU *T .,
annual out spam outta. .
:IIIillI-Waem CI. ., ’ ‘ '
DWI. TM" 2“ W.
I”
liggott'o
Suturing llnntiu
zoo Pound.
This is a pure, highIgrade Chocolate
and non-Boa mixture. Absolutely
fresh every time you buy.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES
taste good every day in the week. No
other candy equals Apollo. if you are
a stranger to it we will introduce you
with free samples. These chocolates
aro handsomely put up in half-pound,
pottnd and two pound boxes at 300,
80c, 80c and $1.50 box.
the Blilliliii Phatutoy,
THE PRESCRIPTION "on.
TEL. III—'2.
FREE DELIVERY ssnvnes.
nswrilouomw ' '_
WAS DISCUSSED
County Commissioners Are in
Doubt as to» Time Side Room
Bill Becomes a Law
How to interpret the new liquor
laws was about the most important
question discussed by the commission-
ers front all the counties iii the state,
except 'l‘olland, at the summer nicel-
lng in Savin Rook Thursday after-
noon.
The ncw law that seemed to create
the wide difference of opltiloti was the
booth and side room statute, anti the
question lnvolvcd was when It. was to
become opIIi‘iIiivc.
The opinion of the majority of ihrI
coinutlssioncrs was that tht.I law would
apply to all licenses issued after Sep-
tember l, and this opinion is based
on ecction one which says that Ito ll-
ccnscs shall hetcaltcr he issued whcte
there are booths or side looms, except
to ltotcls mid restaurants.
Opponent Conflict.
The contrary opinion is taken from
sIII-tlon 2. which says that any pet'-
Still Itiaintaining II booth or sldc room
shall be punished. The Hartford
county IIIIIIItulsslouIIrs ltold that this
sIItlon covets misting license and
titty are prcpt‘ttitti; to have the. law go
into IIli'Ict afttr SIIptetIIbIII‘ l.
The .\'oIIIailI ministers tlilnk’ that
this is the interpretation of the law.
rot tliIIy haIc notified the ptooIIItiIoI
of that town that. he must ptocccd at:-
ttlnIIt saloon lItIIIpIIrs who maintain
booths or side rooms alter Scptcntbcr
Isl.
Referred to Attorney General
This important question uttd all oili
cr question, have. bIIIIn returned to the
attorney gIIncrai, Marcus ll. llIIlcqult,
who is to meet one coInIIIissiottct from
IIIIIIli county at llItItlord sotuttlntc in
the next. few (lint-l and state his opiti
ion on the unions new laws.
Another question that bothered llIItI
cotutnissioncrs as in l‘l't‘izlltl to the
aluuuis or applications. They want to
know wIlIIItlIct the toxin clerks of the
various licensed towns. or the commie
skaters are to keep truck of those
who sign applications, so that there
shall be no violation of the law.
As ttlrIIIIdy shown iii The SIIIItinIIl.
this law saIs that only those persons
who pay taxcs on real culttlo can sign
tilt application anti Ito poison can sign
lililll‘t' titan ouII
lIiIiIIr the old law one than could
stun hilt) liccnuII Iipplch-itlons. 'l‘lie
bIIIIwct's would not five men and haVII
IhI-III sign III'III-y applicatiIuI., Now
they will have to get five different
than many little.
Many Names Required.
As the applications for liccnaca and
truttsfcrs in lirldgcpott alone IIIIniiIt-II
our 500 a year. it will be seen that
the lithium} or 3,500 persons who own
I'i‘lll estate and pay taxes but it will
“Him to ho IIIIIIIIIIII
Ti WIIH IIIIIIIIIII by some of tho com
iIIIHHlIIIII‘I‘H UNI? the town clerks would
have to thIp track of tltc sinners.
Others hold that the commissioners
W'I‘I‘lld also Hill?" to hoop track for
they would ha the final judges and Inn
application could be accepted it it
contained that name of ti taxpuycr on
real estate who had signed bIIqu'II.
Feature Will Be a Bother.
it worn the opinion of the IIonIIIIIII-
slonnra that this lecture of the indi-
vidual license law was going to built-
or «tune of the saloon keepers.
It was thought by name of the com-
missioners present. that the question
at what constitutes a hotel license in
likelv to become prominent. under the
new law. that a building he called a
hotel which has but; tWt) uieoping:
rooms to be let out. _
The commissioners were all fairly
Well satisfied that the new lam would
be extra work for them especially in
the large counties like Falrttcld and
New l-iaven.
AGED CHESHIRE WOMAN CELE-
BRATEG.
CHESHTRE, August IOIII-IMI'II, Sally
”omission. of this place, today cote
brated her 100th anniversary. Reine
lives and friends from all over the
state were here to participate in the
celebration and extended their heart-
lest congratulations to her. Mrs. llam-
lIIbIIn to the widow of Daniel llumistm.
who died in 1871, and the daughter of
out and Sabra nttmiuton. alto has
on» random. Charles A. Brooks. of
New III-Iron lira great nonhuman nod;
PRICE’ 5
Turning Money
TWICE EACH YEAR WE ANNOUNCE OUR.
USUAL CLEARANCE SALE lN KEEPING WITH OUR
FIXED PURPOSE TO CLOSE OUT EVERYTHING
BOUGHT‘TO SELL lN SEASON——NOTHING LS TO BE
CARRIED OVER;
THE WAY WE ACCOMPLISH oua PURPOSE
is To CooLY cur THE PRICES lN HALF AND
MAKE oua SALE TIME THE TALK or THE Town.
THE lDEA Is YOU WILL FIND oua STORE KEEP-
lNG NoDERN~~No OLD GOODS TO PACK AWAY
AND GET STALE.
GOODS WE HAVE BOUGHT FOR THIS SEA-
SON MUST ALL BE SOLD NOW, AND ””5 SAVING
TIME FOR YOU.
‘53"
Prints Clothing Stotul
HEAD T0 FOOT OUTFITTERS. " '
98 Washington Street,
.. m,
'31 "11‘:
I '- «I III
THE» HATCH ‘& BAILEY GO.
slumber and Mill Work for Enetuthinar
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALACE}
I [It i-I'II
Timber, shingles, lath, all kinds and grades or beveled Siding, loorlul
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods, Tor paper, flint coated
roofing paper, sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers. on!!-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds, interior house trim in
Pine, Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy Iow-
Ins, turning. planlnx. Ihop Jobbing, cabinet work. veneered work. KiluI
Tel. 165-5.
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drying facilities. /
Mill. fontbf Marshall Street. ”. 3' - ' I' Telephone 46-3.
Lum'lle'. Yard. Water Street. Telephone '46-'21. ‘
w‘w
COAL :
AT SUMMER’ 3 LOWEST PRlCES. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR ORDER ELSEWHERE,OR BETTER STILL,
GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
Telephone 450. 68 Water Street. ,
AND
VEGETABLES.
, J. W. DODGE,
22 Washington Street South Norwalk
.IE'IIIcII‘V
33
14%;:
EILAVIEI YOU USED
BRAZILIAN
THE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC
was Tint" Intuit ,
blowers Bagugtmtsgi
CONSUMPTION g
CATARRH I“ ”‘3 MASTHMA
WYWCUII ’0 H01 0"?“ . '
" ~nucleus.
Cures s r Tho-oat, in and mounted Tomlin talent (in
Grip and glgurtoy outfit)? thflgwholb emanate ml 0‘; f
300 I“DOSES Si "
50 DOSES 25c. 125 DOSES 50c,
m2
one mitt great grandson, all I)! whom;
Brutality
Ito opium, lio quinine, no chloroform, no pol-oil.
Norwalk Chronicler