WEATHER FORECAST
(l
tonight. Thursday tulr. The condi
tions have changed but very little duo ‘
log the posit, twenty-four. hours. The
area or ill pressure continues over ,
the maritl 13 provinces and the area ‘
31‘ low pressure is central in the lake-
egion.1.cicudy and showery weathier
continuatioin the. northern sections
from the Mliglsfllbpi rival eastward to
the coast. on ltions favor for this
vicinity warm. muggy Weather. will
. fog and light local showaua, probabl
clearing on Thu1sday. . 1
Leeman B. Tl‘lpp. has returned from
his vacation, which was spent in Sara- "
‘ 11111 no I School
toga.
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Mrs William Cockeiur of No. 5 my
street, has been making a visit
in
New Haven. '1
Victor Dunn. of Norwalk has begun
a coarsest the Packard College 111'-
New York city.
Mrs. Elouise Vibbard, of Southport,
passed Sunday in South Norwalk ((5
1 theyguest of Mrs. Belle Gregory.
The first regular meeting of Color
Chapter, No 5‘2 0. E. 3., will be held
Wednesday evening, September 25th.
Miss, Edna‘Oldfield, and the Misses
Magner..ot South Norwalk have re-
llemOd home from a trip Ito Adams.
ass
Oilicer Frank Raymond starts his va-
cation today,1and anticipates taking a
number of short. trips to different
points 0f'11lntei'est.
Governor Woodruii and staff have
accepted the invitation of G Mortimer
Bundle. of the Danbury Fair to ‘visit
the Fair on Wednesday, October 9.
”Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
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Mrs. Charles H. Ferris, oi Washing--
ton street, is attending the fall open-
ing at ll. Altman's and ., Wanamaker"
stores in New York city, today.
The quarterly meeting of the Nor-
walk Historical and Memorial ,Lib-
rary Association will be‘ held this cvev‘
hing at the Histoiical House in West
avenue.
Louise Lodge. Daughters of Her-
menu, are expected to ylutt Bertha
Lodge in IBridgeport. September 24.
Refreshments will be served by the
Bridgeport Lodge,
The Connecticut Board of Examina-
tion and Registration of Nurses will
meet October 8,11t‘10 a. m, at the ot-
lice of the secretaiy. 1418 Chapel
street, New Haven.
Michael Fodor. cf Springwood. is
building a handsome tour family ce-
ment construction house near his sa-
loon in Bouton street. The house is
nearing completion.
A stated convocation of Washingtog
Chaplet -.ii A M:. of Norwaik. will b
held tonight. the first since June. As
custmuary. sessions were suspended
dining July and August
Catholic UiIilon ICouncil Knights of ‘
Columbus. (11‘ Norwaik hold a busi-
nose session last night. The knights
are busily engaged in their big beam.
to be held latoi in the month.
Mrs. lexigenexger, formerly Miss
Clara Malloywpt this city, is seriously
ill at her home in Bridgeport of ty-
phoid fever. Several trained nurses
(11 (I in attendance and 1101 condition is
critical
David ii. Decker. .lr., of Crescent
Terrace. who Is in tho muploy oi the
Stone and Webster Engineering Gor-
pointlon. of Boston. left South Nor-
waik yesterday for Dallas, Texas. to do
some work for the non.
i.
M11111 Lillie ilersher and Wilmot
Member. of. Bridgeport. have been
visiting relatives in south N"’l"“.‘1k"
Copies of the public acts of t 9 State
of Connecticut have been sent out by
the secretary ‘11! state in Hartford. ‘
‘7‘.“‘1
James M. CreaIgh Norwalit Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles ‘repreueuta-
ilvo at (no 1111110qu conventim‘i oi‘
Eagles at Norfolk. has returned home.
Mr Creugh visited the Jamestown F‘x-
position and other points of interest.
lncolu Council. 0. ii. A. M.. will
bod its regular Inn-etlni; on llrlday
night. when 311' rehearsal of the (lemon
team will b a part at the 1.111111111111111
Aoll iimtnbors of the team are requested
pa band, also members of the
or: are uracil to' be present. 1 ,
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fllIIlnner Council. No. (4.1111111111111111
- l) rty. will hold its regular moot
Ihlgit, 3.1.1.1611. ”night business of im-
purl 1111 will be. brought up for tran-
' and: Thorn will also be. some a
rel-(111111111111: provided tor the members. .
all at whom
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'i‘h are the three varieties oi
"OUR Pliil" Primitréilion blwIIIIIII are
mutt; some were a comment
gmlzgiMll‘lWlmxfl' isiput up
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Winnie are‘ in the ,
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individual attention to' every pupil. A
thorough preparation for College or
business, manual training. athletics
Reopens for Fall Term, Thursday,
(Septeniber so:
' grants which can be found soon was
of local bird stud-y. theii’ollowing i11-
. swift, humming bird king bird crested
11il1‘3ulii1'bttt emailing mural» to (all
s urged to be present
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golds—Iona clean.
Mil bye
u piling,
pd (ii-yucca,
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a North-licorice , Tel. (so-o. _
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or" armrest:
Day “1999' lot liars.
A very strong who ‘of teachers gives
Not I luxury; but a necessity in
For Catalomie. address
ALFRIEID c. R‘OBJENT,
Hold Muller.
SUMMER BlI‘RIDI LIFE.
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Norwalk BIird Club Holds Regular
Meeting With Mics Helen
Swartz.
The Norwalk Bird Club held its,
regular meeting on Monday evening at;
the home of Miss Helen Swarm. in
Havilttud street. summer 111111 life was’
talked over and a list of the fall 111i
Horse GOOds 0i
read. 01‘ interest showing the value
stance illustrates in Chapman's Man 0
uni. a recognized authority. The white
tlnoated sparrow is said to return
from its northern summer home from "
the 120 301 of September and these
beautiful birds have already been .119-
p‘o‘ited by, We membem .one seeing
them on August 31 and another on Sop. ,
I Mdlmy‘webs (dim nine mow-white. downy real-J
' add compressed into one. form
its hIxIxurlotIu elasticity Ind life
pand compictcire‘st. '11 ' ‘1
We show you the mattress,‘_._— inside and outage. You need not
1 take our word—you see for yourself. _
Sleep1on one Iixty nights—your ‘ ney
Priselp m the lowest that honest mattresses can be triIdc for.
Do you value a good film“?
Then come to our store and let unhow you than milieu».
5- Tassciiuei Grout Touring CIIai tor 91116.
One and T1110 liorse‘ Plum Wati'o‘n's.
Rubber Tires Furnished (or all: Vehicles
Carnage Builder and Dealer. ‘
1lloyt’1i Theatre ”Monday.
The Girl From llroailw‘a t
musical comedy. which is to‘ be seen (it 1
ill has been drawing good-allied 1111 1
ionces. and the people who have seen
jllllll piece have instilled to thslreu
.ioymeut by demanding the repetition
(“yo
ad in own arantee it
11‘ ‘h A it not satisfied
all households.
all Descriptions
South Norwaik
lumber 7.. Soon the “white tlii'oa '
known as the Peabody bird, in tilill‘
northern ‘homo will abound in every
thicket. 011 their leisurely journey to
their winter home Unless one has
studied- birds one is very apt to think
or the common. 1111 Lot or Fuglish splu-
row when sparrow is mentioned and
the while throat goes by unnoticed.
Pageshavo been written about them.
Their coming and going is looked for
ward to by many a Hinder. [1’ you
never know the white throated spur
10w or his sweet plaintive song, make
(in ed‘ort to make his acquaintanca this
COAL
Do not delay in getting
1have the best grades on h: .nd and they do not cost you any more.
Give us a trial order and be convicted.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
68 Water Street.
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your coal supply for next winter. We
COAL
. Phone, 4 50.
fall. He is easy to know. Three white
lines over the crown and two black
ones between and a white not ch on the
throat. The rest oi? the body “spar-
rowy.”
To stimulate interest. among thel
young people in the study of 11111111}
the club voted to offer a good pair of,
ileld glasses for. the best essay devoted.
to pcisonul observations otwild bird)
life furlhei particulars of which will
appear later.
A set of lantern slides made from
pi‘ctuics of bird life about Norwulk
weio much enjoyed, and it is, hoped
that they (' in be shown soon by ster- '
,eoplticoii and more enjoy them. i
.The check list for August showed
the following variety of. birds seen: i
Herring gull great. blue heron. grce‘n
1PR0F. W. N. RICE TO ACT AISI-
PRESIDENT.
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Professor of Geology Temporarily at
Head of Wesleyan University.
Mll",11)i.l13’l‘0WN Sept i.i --— -i‘rol.
William Noilll Rice oi the department.
of (zoology
has been appointed acting president of
the institution by the committee ap-
pointed at the lust commencement to
select a president He was graduated
from Wesleyan in 1868.
D1. ill).it:1y111oud.wliosc resigna-
tion (is president of Wesleyan was ac-
ceptca last June at which time also
he was given :11 year's leave of ab-
sence. will roiurn toward the latter
heron l .k . , part of tho collugorear about to open
shouldeIléId licilIiIVIlIiI.méI2rItlllIlI3IlIlI(IiIiinIOIIfi1:wIIgI and will temporarily resume the presi-
billed cuckoo. kingfisher, downy wood-1‘19"‘Iy"'
.peckm, flIckIII‘ night Ika' ('hilnney' 1the committee appointed 10‘ select a.
flycatcher. Phoebe wood pcwcc local new president.
flycatcher. bloc jay, crow. starllns.
bob-(Hick, cow bird. meadow larli.
orchard oriolo Baltimore oriole, pur
pie iincbfi gold iinch vcsl‘icr spar.1'o\v
DEATH FROM RUST‘ED NAIL.I
Stamford Contractor Scratched Finger.
u‘rassho er sparrow. lite-threaten ‘ “WM 5l°°d P.°”°“"‘9' .
sillid‘t‘ow'I.I chili'nln‘g sparrow field slinr- ‘ STAMFORD' S‘M' li.—-(ll1a1'les ‘“
row. song WNW; chowluk WW (lrabb. ll prominent. local contractor.
died last night from blood poisoning.
A week (11.0 a‘ rusted null scratched
one oi! his (11111914111111 neglected the
wound and blood polsouiinr developed
ills wholo arm and shoulder were
swollen badly and the physicians could.
not check the progress ‘of the malady.
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1111 1 ted drosbeuk indigo bunting.
so hot tanhager. ‘ b‘ltrn swallow, coil-
or among rcd~wlng red eyed virio
yellowlihroat‘ed virio. white-eyed virio
bin and white warbler.bluc1winged
war icI'I‘r‘11‘1éliuw .walbler. chestnut- sid-
ca wurbIler, oven bird, wnter thrush,
Maryland y‘ellowthroct chat cat bird,
11119111111 .thrasiicrl 1house :wren. white
breasted nuthatch, chicadcc. wood
thrush, robin, bluebird. .
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ROUND AFTER 42 YEARS.
Kidt‘i (Split Daughter at NI‘ew HIvIcn
Woman II in Chicago.
N pawns. p 511., Sept ii.-
Mrs. .i‘iiucg Wickscl has learned that
her thus no” IIIIIIIIlII‘ who;"' was kid
. ligé ‘wlilclib
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Was a y less than 2 years old lter
father. Gustave Wickeli too her from
hiir mother and happen-(.1111; 6
them the mother are kept up a c
some ounce-«(11419111111511th in open;
cor. 111111., and in Rochester N Y .
the _m ther leuri‘tie
ica‘m
land IGII
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IhgiI-J' that ni‘h she rccdl‘lrlz‘d word tribal ,
(be Chic 3411,8933, Doppttincnt that "
her (lung tot he septa ,
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ouncr now 111' wiy1 cow
at extended uccoli ‘
tmnbio at Vancouver lids hot, 11
so any further criticism ‘IIIIr
l to W
at Wcslcvau linivorsitin
No 1".(Ipoii has yet been made by-
HOTEL ARRlVALS.
Clifford-«R N. M ickav W R llob~
bins. [1. 1.. Fish liosto'u'. .lohu Zulu-
‘Ilor Pctcr Foley. liiiiaii'ord; A. tion:
over William ll l'1‘r.ick Henry A. Wil-
son 8. A. iluikc, W .l.\\’l1itnc,vli.i1‘1.
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Hill), New York; 11. Lipiiman. Samuel
Klein Newaimk W. A. Kendrick. Yalcs-
ville; Mrs. W. J. lli'ilillliuhl llrooklvu;
'11. C. Scharpcr Jersey (‘itth ‘ ..l.: he-
.rov Lovcustelu, Marilnsbumh IW. \’a.;
l'i‘ ii. liristoll. New Britain: A. V. A.
Feller.Ca11aau; C. ll Thomas. Watch
ilill' M N. Mat-Loren. Milwaukee
MahackcmomMr. and Mrs. itcd~
stone. Rowaytou: Miss [tail-lion, Miss
Elsa ltalsl..ou Montreal. Cain; C. id.
linings. llosloIn: L. it. ilurllmit. Wit
ion; (1. i1; Rockwell Rlducflokl; W. i’.
Abor. N. YI.; C. W. Laskor, .l1'.. liar.
l’crcy. sttilold; 11‘. ll. Wheeler. New
Haven: J1. ii. Newhall. New York: Max
’l‘ai'burt. Boston; William T. Decker,
nai'd Hartford, Louie Atwntcr and
wife. Rowuyiou; (l. .i Mlley Philadel-
phia; G l1}. Finney. A ll} Wicks, city;
N. ‘M. llroga. We'utlieid; it. ii. White.
ew York; 11}. ll. Waterbury 'l‘orring-
ton; .l. D. 1111111111, ltenuselacr N Y.;
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simple desi wbthe‘rs fhi Iyrid (li‘lllld -
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the but. .
lean row."
fien‘craily willing to acknowledge that
is the case in Brown From Missouri.
ior manners that silo of course must
I he the servant.
11‘ his daughter and gets there about the
1' time Browu does, and horrified them
.1 all by his manners.
" (construct-1 the other. lilvery episode is
contrary to all expectations.
1. to be decei've.
‘ shots or murders, no blood curdiing
‘ drew forth unlimited applause and
There Were three ,
‘ oi picture‘s today.
111.; S. Gi'constéiu, Bridgeport; li.‘.l.
city; Mrs. J. hi. llcunctt. Oyutor iluy.
l1. 1.. A. null. New York; W. ill. Slau-
" .cver. bet-ore
‘ limited by baloney hull ignorg
‘, loony was shot and billed by.» posse
rounds. 1w : m 11
the 1111th at tho musical11nuiohcnu.,"
he Hobo Man. 1 Cannot Marry You
it, 1 Never Got Further Than That.
Would like to Paint 11. Nature or
IYou All. Something Happened, 1 Don't
Want Am! in Mlnc,‘ The Girl From
var‘oadway and others. have been mark~ 1,
do“)? special enthusiasm. The com-
puny ls composed of many clever
players and a galaxy of show girls
whose beauty and handsomely gown
1.911 figures cause nightly riots in “abid-
I shown upon Missouni
When a man man'i'os a rich woman.
his friends are apt. to say: "ile mur-
ried for money" But when a rich
man marries a poor woman they are
e married for love. And though such
still they had their troubles that the
some. Broyvn, a rich uncle of the
young couple, comes all the way from
Missouri to pay them a visit, and on
his arrival meets an English. lady who
is a guest and supposes by, her super-
be the wife of his nephew. later he
meets the real wife and takes her to
The real wife's i‘atb-
or an old countryman. comes to see
A French maid.
who juggles with the English
image. is always on hand to make
matters worse. Each character mis-
1'lt is a
game of cross orposes. to deceive and
There are no pistol
incongrulties, the why and wherefore
91' which are never clear to the and.
lance. There is a reason for every—
thing‘ that happens and what does
happen could very easily occur un-‘
dor theexisting circumstances. The
cast comprises all losses of people
from (MI countryman to the million»
‘aire all kinds of messing. item the
ouulnt to the exquisite. Specialties
ilgure largely in the production. and
the scenery is specially gotten up for
the occasion. Brown From Missouri
Iand his constituents will be seen at
lioyt‘s Thcabo Saturday. September
14 matinee and night. Matinee prices
10111111112511. .vcnlngpriccsiOchlc.
300 and 500.
MUSlC HALL.
The Eicctrograph drew a large and
intelligent. audios; '9 last night. and
was one of the best shows in its line
over soon in this town. The amateurs
were v01) funny
prizes awarded $3 for the flimst $2 for
the second and $1 for the third.
now on the bllccirograph is under the
Wdiloclion and managmwnt of Fred
Back. of New York, who is manager
of one of the biggest ilim exchanges
in the United States. with offices at-
199 Third avenue; telephone
lan- 1
September 11““
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“Papa. what is a mollycoddle?"
mun fisulrSTiiAP
The famous Nome, of coursewthat‘s the corset that is known everywhe
as the only corset that has ever really} helped a stout woman to reduce or 1.
abdomen with absolute safety and comfort—in fact, it produces cliniio - -
Wear a. some “Belt-Reducing" Corset when your new gown is tittedhit
will enable your dressmaker toi‘zive you the best 111 and the contest (new
you ever had, and your skirts may be“tsken in" 3 or i. inches. - I
Your physician will tell you to wear the Name “Self-R‘sduclnn" 00‘ up
because it, will bring you increased comfort and health. , .
One Ncmo “Self-Reducing” com, at $3. 00. will outwear three ordinary
$1.00 corsets and hold its shape until worn out.
No. 312, for tall stout women
No. 314, for short stout Women
We would like to‘ show you our complete new lineswcome in and" see, I
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"A inoilycoddle, son. in a man whose‘
every act meets with the approbation
of his wife’s mother "- onston Post. II
repaired.
WEE TANK!”
Auto Garage
and Maoist“ I Shop
Automotilm ItorIId.‘ ovornIIulIc and
Lamps. 01h Dry
TlrII.
ocIlI. Sim-l1 :Piuol. Ito.
LIunch Enamel. are... cumin.
TImulinc. Tenn. Awninnc and lam
2M WASHiNoNN OT: ' 11"
15.8. Robertson. Ptoprlolor. :‘
PREGT-OOMTE TANK! I 'I ‘
From .
2994 . ‘
Stuyvesant. They will give a new set
be “The Runaway Daughter " also 11u~'
incious other pictures.- shown tonight.
on the canvas for the first time. All
tinted. From Thiirsday».iiight-ou.1tl1e
management will try. and. show one
thousand feet on the Elks: parade. tak-
. en in l liiindelphis at the Elkstconven-
tion. This picture was secured by1the
idlectrogiuiph Company. oil New-York.
toinorrow-nlght-il this picture will (1011-.
llict wlti1.auy other llliks‘ parade pie~
tore shown before in this town.
will be shown Thursday. Friday and,
ions. Thursday night. there will be a
very funny.
Mannucr Hoyt announces the Knick-
to the aveiage repertoire company.
repertoire ct high class plays neVer
before presented at popular prices.
They will play Dunbury during fair
week. then the principal citiesrla New
England. and through» Canadauin. the
early spring. A prosperous. season for
the company is1alnlostnssured.
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AMERICAN LIPEOGRAPII.
The American lifeogra‘ph COIIIDI‘III'II‘
opened its return engagement
iioyt's Theatre. last monotonic a his
every minute. Prolossur nglan’der.
who is the director of the American
bil‘cogruph Company. has the moving
pictures this time that are must wear
derful and please from the start to
the finish. . These pictures uramntlreiy
Norwalk bolero. as Professor England-
or says they are only one Woe old.
The latest illustrated songs intoiveno
the parlormaitiuu. The American
south Nomik better and newer than
assured. hi can 5 iii an 15 cents. ,
, I‘sIHor wigs; 111111.39 an 9080 .
weird 111139111), 91111.,
plea of his little daughterw'ttli's
clinging to ils‘ikncqs. Lee Lee
prior/(111ml littho‘ cl here, untold ‘
three shots in n his wish; be it
has her lumbar we nouis' inter
’ of citizens who surrounds
canyon a mile tram loan. 1 : -
After the impact the corner’ s in ‘
Waited upon 8 D. i1‘rcy.n piano turn
and ordered him to leave town. 1
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Tin.I headliner will 1
new songs will be rendered by Curb.
Stumpf.1.ilrookiynfs'invorite baritone. _
and Charles J. Campbell. of New .York."
which will be mostbeautifully illus— '
audio restricted. but will» know by,
'1It,
Saturday. Children under sixteen years» 1 :‘
will not he admitted without guard-1
shoe contest which will no doubt prove : I
11111 chxnnnocnnn green so. , L.
idvoiy member is caroldily soiecwdit‘o ,
support the Sisters McConnell in (‘1,
crowd that showé do its an recitition ‘~
now and surely never shown in scam 1
its. sucafssds almost .1 ,1. 1
dust at lI-lo Said 'ile Malawian 1.
wt h a 1n_1liil1."ifyou reluse me. I s WIIII ‘ ‘
(ionic and
they
crbocker Stock Uoinpiiny tor tlis‘ weok‘ . j‘ .-
0! September 23.. at his theatre here.‘
He claims the company is asupeiilor , i
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. f worhrha lllp
f‘. pure and healthy We grind by
power.. iu'a flirty at. the time of 1 .7 to .25
solo. -"l‘ry Qll' Mocha and Java. ' ’ <
a“ pound
1 Phenom I
‘They come with a ‘
flourish oi trumpets: their going
Mls by tho guntcsiioc route. Fancy
notices are a 10ch by the “time j'
Pretty pack- 1
‘ ages generally hidc poor duality. :
, It has a national
raputatibn as the best at the price. i
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