Local News Notes.
John Murphy, at Norwalk. is visiting
at Saratoga, N. Y.
The usual weekly dance will he held
this evening at The Knob.
P. C Lounsbury Lodge, N. E 0.1’.
held a regular business meeting last
evening
-No trolley ride tonight to Rye
Beach. indefinitely postponed.
Court Mahuckemo, I‘ol esters of
Anterica,1ho.ig a business meeting last,
evenlug.1” 1
Miss Ida Kramer, of South Norwalk,
is the guest of Miss Hazel Weston,
of Waterbury.
Miss Margaret Roberts, of Norwalk,
has returned home from a two weeks
vacation trip to New York state.
Miss Helen Sheehan. manager of
the glow: department of the Boston
Store. is on a vacation trip to the Cats-
kill Mountains. 1
it “—8—“ .
Chairman Horny Matheis of the
Norwalk highway department. is still
wondering where his oarload oi oil for
the city streets is.
Another exhibition with trained bea-
vers was given last. night at the cor-
ner of Wall and Water streets, Nor-
walk, delighting a big crowd.
St. John's Lodge. F. and A. M., of
Norwalk. will resume its sessions
Thursday .night of next. week. after
the reguiao summersuspenslon. * ‘
Many Norwalk people are planning
to go to the Greenfield Hill fair, which
is to be held September 10-12. Many
automobile parties went up last year.
Phoenix Engine Company and Pio-
neer Hook and Ladder Company. of
N01 walk will hold a big clamhnke in
Norman Schmidt's woods in Clanbnly
Sunday.
Paul MacCorluac still continues to
improve physically at the hospital.
though there is little change in his
mental condition. He is irrational
practically all of the time.
Dr. C. F. liontwcil is much improv-
cd from injuries he recently sustained
in being thrown by the breaking of
the front axle of his automobile. He
is still confined to his home.
The recent loss by tire suffered by
John ii. Wilson and Homer Buttery
has been sutlsiacto’rlly adjusted and it
paid by the insurance agency at .i. M.
Layton & Co, inc., who carried all
of the insurance.
A party of about twentydlve Nor.
walk people went to Compo Beach yes-
terday afternoon and laid a regular
Ilhodo Island clalnbako. This was
served about ti o‘clock. The return
home was made about ii o'clock.
The Rev. James Ii. O'Donnell.
tor of St. Mary's Church: John T.
lluycs. Miss Margaret Lawlor and
Miss Marion Ilaycu arrived home yes-
terday on the steamer b‘tlrntlssla. from
Elll'tllit'. They report. a most enjoyable
trip. which consumed about two
months. While abroad they visited all
of the countries of the liritinh isles.
cxcopi Scotland. and several conti-
uontnl countries.
SCHOOL IN THE WOODS.
(Exchange).
Sir William 'l‘ruloar. the Lord Mayor
of immiou. and the uldormcn and
counsellors who worn with him on ills
recent trip to Germany, visited the re-
nlarkablo institution founded and car-
ried on by the municipality of Char 1
lottenbnrg. a prosperous town of a
quarter of a million inhabitants. which
forms the western part of greater liar-
Iln, but is ll separate borough. This
Is the ”school In the woods" where in
the spring. summer and autumn
months sickly children roceIVc every
morning and afternoon lessons In the‘
open hit. The helical consists of a
largo enclosure in Grunswnid round
on the western outskirts of iiertin.
whom there to the purest. fresh air and
the pine trees provide plenty of shade
for the pupils of both cases. who are
selected from the elementary schools
of Charlottenbn‘rg by medical men.
MW
Dentist-«it’ll goose gall half a dream
I b e that on ' .
“Patient-«Grout B’ootti I‘ll wait till to-
morrow and bare it out by daylight“
Comic Cute.
roc-
T
to on with you
all“ at we in»
“ Largest “nonmetal
"to. sin.
launches.
Dsywfimpcd at Night.
1,..HARTF'ORD. Conn, Angus
artf r’d woman Who says she
28.4%
the opportune arrival of a. newspaper
man
IThe reporter went to the Vernon sta-
tion a lonely spot. last evening to .
city. 1
catch the 10: 30 train to this
While groping his way by the uncer-
tain light of the moon, he discovered
three or four i{non struggling on the
platform. They fell apart as he an I
preached and made for a lonely build» "
lug southeast from the station, re
vesting as they did the presence of a 7
woman who was clutching,r the window
casings and iuillugs for support. Her
clothing was partly torn from her and .
her hall was streaming dowu her back
.in nddlti’ofi her face was badly ccntus
ed and the blood was oozing from a
number of deep abrasions While she .
appeared to have been originally well
dressed and not a bad looking woman
by her face and speech she gave evi-
dence of having gone through some
terrible experience '
The woman appealed to the reporter .
for protection which was accorded
her none too soon as the crowd gath-
ered around again and tried to take ‘
her from him. The woman said she
was the wife I’M a respectable mechanic .-
and that she had four children She
said her husband was in New York on
business and last Saturday night she
went to a neighbor‘s where she had
something to drink. This was the last
she remembered until she found her-
self ln a house in Vernon She alleged
she was taken to a negro hang-out not
far from there and was locked in a
room.Sh1e says her treatment at the
resort was something indescrlble and
that she was assaulted, beaten and rob~
'bed or all her money. There were a ‘
number of men in the ”place some
black and some white."
THE NEW DOG LAW.
Vagrant and Neglected Animals,
An excellent contribution to the lltt
ernture of the new dog law Is made by
tile Norwich Bulletin in the following
article:
"The power the new dOg law con-
fers upon the comjmissioner promises
to be effective In shitting mad dog
scares because it makes every dog
owner responsible for the whereabouts
of his dog and compels its restlaint for
such time as the commissioner orders
“it is something new for the dog
owners of a village like Baltic to be
obliged under penalty to keep their
dogs whether licensed or not on their
own premises for six weeks, but. it is
the only oorlect regulation cont ornlng
the hteping of dogs that has been
enacted in this state.
“There is no reason why a dog
should be permitted to roam about as
a nuisance to neighbors and n peril to
the public generally ally more than a
horse or a row.
“’i‘ilese new rules mean business
and if there is any disposition on the
part of the dog owners to disrespect
them the Bulletin hopes that prose
cations will promptly follow.
"it is the neglected and vagrant
dogs—the dogs of unccltuin conditions
and hard knocks-thut become dis-
ease and whether suffering from
rabies or convulsions create excite
meat and disturb the whole commun-
y.
Aiicr ctoher all such uninulls are
to be slain and with their destruction
and a restraining law there should
not be as many mad dog scare in half
a century as there have been in Con
necticut in tho1iust eight Wkitfkfi."
CARNEGIE'S OPINION OF WIL-
HELM.
BERLIN, August. 28.—-Amlrcw (lur-
negie‘s estimate of Emperor Willlunl.
probably derived from his personal in-
terviews with his majesty at Kali in
.lunc last, will appear in a paridivnl.
tho Morgen, tomorrow, under tho title
of "Emperor William‘s Economic Mis-
sion." Mr. Carnegie recalls the remark
Cardinal Richelieu to King Louis Xlll
one day:
“A great man has arisen in Eng-
lund. your majesty. His name In Cl‘tiiil~
well."
“i may say that a great man has uri-
ncn in Germany—attic onuwmr. it is
impossible to follow his needs without
fueling that horn in u pml’sonniityw
here is a power which is able to do
lama or evil In the World.
SECRETARY ROOT ALL RIGHT.
NEW YORK August 28. «Secretary
of state ilcot. who has been spending
some time on a West Chester (‘ounty
Farm come to New York today on his
way to his old home of Clinton to at-
land the funeral of his brother Pro-
lessor (iron Root Mr. Root said he was
in excellent health as a result of the
two weeks or outdoor life. "I to feeling
almost. all good as new and shall be
back to work in a short time." be said
its will return to the Westminster
loamy form after a few days} stay in
Clinton. 1
5 Dali Sale of
SHEET MNSIN
6 Copies for 100.
30 VIIWO Or NONWAth 200.
“h N m“-
Kept Locked in in Vernon House Two .11
1 was ~
lured to Vernon by a sent: or toughs
Was able to make her escape and re- ‘
turn to this city last night, through 1
99» Cards in '
Actual reductions allied to big values form the
lever with which we are moving all of this season’ a.
stocks of sum» Salts for men and young men.
Men are buying now, because they appreciate the
high character of our clothes and because they: know
our price cuts are big and genuine. 1
’ There remains good choosing st cach‘reduced
price, especially among the better and best qualities
in large and small sizes:
I
* $10 Suits, $6.88. $20 Suits, $15.88.
$12 Suits. $7.88. $22 Suits. $16.88.
$15 Suits, $9.88. $25 Suits, $17.88.
Our stocks of vacation wears continue to provide
needed‘ciothcs, hats and furnishings for men in a bun
rY to get away. Good trunks and bags to take away
with you.
14 South Main Street. . Telephone Call 632-2. .
DOES IT PAY
to buy the best? You can save money every year—mot by
feeding cheap feed, but by feeding the right feed. Here
you will get just the right feed for every purpose. AI-
ways fresh, home ground, always the best in every way.
always the most for your money. , .n
Buy Oats‘Thsts Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH. .‘
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KODAKS.
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. . eers
Book and Stationery Stores. 11
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St, South Norwalk
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Live Lobstcrs,
Soft Shell Crabs. Hard Crabs, Bluefish.
Weakiish. Swordfish. Steak Cod, Eels, link
that. Porcies. Long and Round Clams.
Fresh Arrival Dalia.
ilulllills Bridge Fish Market
«STORAGE»
Furniture, ‘ Pianos, Machinery
ILARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE OF BV‘
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
LOW RATE. OF INSURFANOE.
Raymond Bros.
WATCHMAN. '
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How to Save
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IF YOU NEVER HAVE BESN ABLE TO SAVE, WE SUGGEST THAT YOU
Keep a Cash Account
AND1 FIGUREp UP THE UNNEGEBBA RY FXPENSES PO“ A .‘MONTH. OO 1
THIS OAREFUhLV AND YOU WILL SEE WHERE
You Can Save
. FROM ‘8 TO ‘29 EAOH MONTH. .
WE PAY 4 PER CENT. ON SAVING! DEPOSITS.
o
REXALL HAIR TONIC. An unsur-
ceased c‘uro tar dandruff, falling hair
:1Land irritation of the scalp. Price 50
Conic Bottle. ,
REXALL ANTISEPTIG SOLUTION.
_1 An absolutely safe antiseptic solution
tor internor and external use. Price
I 25 Cent. Bottle.
i aREXALL LARKaPUR LOTION. A
filmed! and» certain remedy tor the des-
truction of all parasites of the hair.
. Price 25 Cents Bottle.
REXALL POISON IVY LOTION.
For the immediate relief and perma-
nent cure of ivy poisoning. Price 25
[ CcnIc'Bottic. 1
REXALL SHAVING LOTION. 'Ade- ,
llgllti‘ul antiseptic preparation for use
after shaving. It fr,eshcns cools and
comforts the skin. Price 25 Cents.
All REXALL REMEDIES are sold
under the REXALL GUARANTEE,
‘whlch is: if the Rexall preparatlml
I purchased does not give satisfaction,
come back and get. your money; it 'be-
longs to you and we want. you to have
it.
.i.‘ .a
in childhood.
THE PRESCRIPTION cross.
TEL. lc—I.
FREE DELIVERY ssavuca.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET.1IO:10 a. m.~—0pen-
lng prices of stocks rose over last
night’s level with a brisk demand for
some of the prominent issues. Reading
sold at an advance of 11,; Great Nortl-l
1‘ ern pfd., Canada Southern and inter
national Pump a point and Union Pa-
cific. Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania.
Brooklyn Transit, Amalgamated 00p
per and American smelting large frac-
lions. Canadian Pacific sold at a de
cline of 2%
WALL. STREET,11 a. (IL—Prices
had a slight setback but the market
soon exhibited greater strength and
' breadth with the demand for the spec ‘
ialties quite pronounced. The liill
stocks. inion Pacific, New York Cen-
tral and Reading were the conspicuous
features of the railroad list. Near Ii.
o‘clock the market. begun to get quite
dull and there were sharp recessions.
Third Avenue had advanced 3%,. Great
Nordthorn pfd. ad International Pump
2. Northern Pacific, Louisville and
Nashville“ Consolidated Gas and Sa-
gar pfd.1%, and Union Pacific, linl
tilnoro and Ohio, New York Genital,
Pennsyllanlu. Amalgamated (.‘opor
Brooklyn Transit. Republican Steel.
treat Northern Ore Certificates. (len-
"oral Electric. Corn Products and Ame-
rican ’i‘ollacco pfd. 1 to 1%. Canadian
Pacific sngged 1%.
slou Was temporary and prices were
carried higher on a broadening de-
mand. Delaware and Hudson rose 3.
United States Reduction 5. Intcrho-
rough-flietropolluin pfd. 3%, Great
Northern Ore Certificates 3%. Chicago
and Northwestern 2%. Reading and
National Biscuit 2%, Northern Pacific,
Canada Southern and Distiller’s Securi-
ties 2. and several ohter stocks from
1 to 1%. The market was dull at froc-
‘tionul reactions at noon. Bonds weie
irregular
WALL STREET. 1 p, m.—-—Union
Pacino worked down to 127 and the
test of the active list was also a little
off from the high prices.‘ Meanwhile
the local traction stocks and a few
other specialties made material ad-
vances. Third» Avenue gained 5%,
Manhattan 4%, Delaware and Hudson
4. Distillers' Securities 3 and lntcrbon
ough Metropolitan 1.
Nl‘ W YORK. August 28. --An. enun-
gems-at of $500. 000 In gold for (tailort
to Hamburg. Germany on ’l‘hursdui’.
was made today by Muller Schall and
Company This together with other on-
gagcmonts by this firm with the past
two weeks makes their total ship-
ments about :3 000.0000.
HELD FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
DERBY. August 28.-John Barrelio.
who was arrested yesterday for having
demanded $20 from Mrs. Rosa Novi.
saying he would kill her husband If
she did not pay it and who afterwards
snatched her pocketbook from her,
was arraigned in court today on the
charge of hishviay robbery and pro.
liable cause being found he was bound
over to his next term at the Superior
Court under $1,000 bonds.
W
{FISH COOKED I‘N PONDB.
An unusual occurrence is reported
from near Duncnnnon, where durius
the heat of last week, numerous shill-
low ponds were so worm that it was
impossible to bathe in them.
One (armor, "Bing" Hailing, hadu
flock of ducks living in one pond. and
he has amazed to ilild them on the
blink with most of their leathers boil
off. All of the fish were boiled to s.
it an and were read for the table.
Eggs dropped in o the water wer
hard boiled in a few minutes, an
where the branches of overhangins
” 1 trees touched the water the leaves
cbrlvoisd.
several farm hands,
a ’da
in. In...“
.98 Washington Street,
WALL STREET, Noon—The rcces- .
hearing on a '
and swell models; beautifullll tailoredts her!
Evelllihiua Is now: no old slack and the
prices are loner than the exact same mer—
chaadise at the best New York dealers.
A fine displall of woolens are being man
from which we will make to measure suits
and overcoats with all the little Ioudhes oi
individualitu oi stale con man suggest
Beautiiui Falloeckwear just in.
Price’sclothing Store.-
, tat S'cuth’Norwclk.‘
Tel. 165-5. also
var. HATCH & BAILEY co;
slumber and Mill WOrk for Everllihlnlib
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALAGE‘
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Timber. shingles, lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, mortal;
and finishinglumber.’ All kinds of hard woods, Tar paper, flint coated
rooting paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash. blinds, interior house trim in
Pine. Redwood, Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy lbw-f
lag, turning, planing, chop jabbing. cabinet work, veneered work. Kiln.
drying facilities. ”
Mill, fact of Marshall Street. [97’ f .: . l
Lumber Yard. Water Street. ' "
Telephone '46- i i
1 Telephone [116-1
_ To supply you with your next winters
_ \‘ "fl
1 Coal. Call and cxamlno’our stock and
.5 f'
Harrlsdilansilo
68 Water St.
the system of cleaning our Coal.
Phone 450.
Prime Meats
AND
VEGETABLES.
11”.] w. DODGE.
ca Washington Street South Norwich
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FRENCH WIVES' EARNINGS.
’1 (Exchange)
In France a wife's earnings belong
to her husband. if a woman earns a
debut by washing and ironing, or hun-
dreds of dollars by a great painting
or a popular novel. every cent of it he-
iougs to her husband. if she should
happen to get possession of the money
and put it in a bank she could not
draw it out. without his written con»
sent it belongs to him, to do with it
as he willst He doesnt. have to he;
or consult to thaw it out or upon
it. either For fourteen years the we MIN" AND IOY" (URNIIHII. ,
men of It runes have been working for 11 N0. MAIN IT. .0. NORWALK.
a law to give wives the control of . , ~ ‘ ‘ . -. “
their own earnings. ‘
Sale”
Still OGoiug
II NNTTIEIIb
In more IM a caught it. is a deep-seated
motion or oaths-rt: of the brownie! tallies 1
tongue-milieu to asthma and the lacs trui
source 0! consumption. Itf’bamcc
medicine. on couch cures, Iced _ .
' x V vanities: and mommibecsus ,,
1' MOW taken 1 Y; .
cum 13m, ‘ BALM. the gormicidc
cam. also has triumphed In every case for
kill the
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Norwalk Chronicler