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NW BRITAIN. Sept. 2.’-*'i‘ilOlllflH
Powell. a, prominent resident of this
city. and II member of the Board of
. ' new died this forcnoon, aged 67
Bought. end which has been-
hae home the signature or
icrud has been mudeundor blew . .
‘ sounl supervision since its turner.
. 1 _ . . Anew no one to deceive you in this.
,. rfeite, Invitations and‘ “Just-as-good” are but
3M trifle with mu! .ellthn
:mren—prerlonoo our. inst
at is CAsTORIA
, fill a harmless substitute the Gunter Oil, Pere-
”Impala and soothing Syrups, It; to 15W“: It“
t‘tlber Opium; Morphine nos. elsewnmqo
Weds mounts [Hummus Itdestmye Warm-ls
allay» Fever-phases. 1’ cures Diarrhoea Mid Wind-
on c. it roltofes Toething‘fl‘rouhlclp cures columns
and Flntuloncy. It‘nssimllntcs the Food regulates the
. , n; [it Be lying than llama! m
”1Ee [331.113 'e Wuemofle ll ud’.
Han llaaysB uglit
6Vr‘
6V8?
For All interior Work
Gives a line lustre. and wears longer
'ithnufytber nukes.
HARDWARE,
118 WAOHINGTON STREET,
J'MQM “7e "
I .1. ,
“0'50”“ $1475
. Comein‘and ask us
bow to get one on
gyy or send postal and _
“.mpresentnivo wlll. call.
dqn'glr tfi‘healfllw of
30 Years. ”M
3 mm. mwvollafl'v ,
Nov-“When we are married we molt
both think alike.”
She—~‘ Yes; but I’ll think first "
English SOI-iIIty
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81 S91! CO;
F urniture
Carpets _
Stoves, 8,10
134 - 136—Washington
Street,
3South NorwallI.
Ele no
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We are carrying a full line of
"W Electric Fans.
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Reed. VollI
Eleonc 60:,"
‘ sewasumorou eraser, . .
' TELEPHONI‘SM
UJWD W. RHYME".
Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
18 N rth Main 81,, South Norwelk
demo, 5 Washington 8t.
'l'lephone et house, 098.
Telephone at office, 885-;
THE' Him
,5 Minor: FROM DEPOT.
;' IUROFIAN PLAN.
m e 3 Intel Feetute. One
, ,m i. to Throughout. Ev-
‘ Roommate!
.383 “,5; REASONABLE.
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high” line e1 ironclad“ Almnolud-
. I"Venn flue; Burton's end
. 8‘8 elweyq on dreuplil.
’ epr lit-ell "Im- on Drought”.
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TELEPHON E CALL 720.
Mon House
(Ginger-y Boulevard).
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WINB’I‘ED. Sept. 2.——'l‘he no-liconao
campaign that has been wound here
continuously during the past your will
be marked by a whirlwind finish in a
desperate attempt to carry the town
f r tie-license
i is announced that Hon. John '1‘.
bitcfl, of Cambridge. Mass, ono of the
leading orntors of New England, and
credited with having made Great Bar-
rington. Mass. and scalp Manchester
dry, will speak here September 9 and
N0-
7Another widely known temperance
advocate will spend four days in the
town. and there will be others. all of
whom were prominently identified
with the prohibition work in the
South.
The movement was begun in earnest.
here about a your ago, when u fund of
$5000 was raised for the purpose of
pushing the fight. Since then well
I known speakers have appeared here
at intervals and a paper intended to
.help the cause has been published
.monthly. Previous to tho inaugura-
tion of this lust fight. the town has
hud St'llt'llll marrow escapes from the
dry column.
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may Icsult in pneumonia Bru-
ziilan [inlm is breaking up colds when
liver tI',ltId almost without execptioll
10c. 25c, .IOC and 81. Oil billion The
Clifford, llnxtor‘ s and l’laisth‘ s. ”
BASEBALL “NEWS.
Yesterday's State Le'ague Rewlte.
At llolyokaw—llolyokc 4. liIlduopoIt
3
At. New liavcn——Now Haven 2.
Hartford 1.
At [derided—New [lritaiu [0. Mori-
don i (first mullet; New llritnin 7.
MI-riden 3 (second game).
At Wutcrbury-—SpriIIIIflIIld-ii'atcr-
bury. no game. had been advanced.
Yesterday'e National League Reunite.
At l’iIiIItdIIlphia~~l’lIiludclphlu -i,
[trooklyan " (first game); l’lIiludclplIiu
9, llrooklyn 0 (second game}
At Boston—Now Yolk 4.
(first name): New York ll,
tsecqnd gum .
.At Cincinnati-Pittsburn l0. Cincin-
unit 2 (first game); l'tttsburg ll. Cin-
cinnati 2 (second game).
At Chicago—St. Louis 5, Chicago 4.
[lesion 1
[lesion 0
Yesterday's American League Results.
At New York—New York It. l’hiin-
dolphin. 3 (first color): [’lIilndIIlplIiu
It. New York () (sccond game).
At WnslIiIIglon—Wushtngton (i, [los-
ton 0.
At St. Louis—wellicngo ill, St. Louis :5.
At [)otrotl-—CIevc[aI1d 1. Detroit 0.
LA GRIPPE.
llIaziltnII ilalm never lost II cnsc;
newt lot it‘run into pneumonia. nor
[1‘ it n n1ipw.rcck Only thing on north
that kills-I the tough grip germ. [int
you want llalm and a plenty. so do not
triflc. with the small sizes, but not the
50c or 81.00 bottltI and take half It
teaspoont'ul in water ovcry‘ three
hours [to sure to keep up this front
mcnt faithfully for two weeks after
you think you arc w,cll to IIttIIIly an-
nihilate every sewn in t‘\ my great or
gen. 'l‘hcsc remaining germs cause the
cvll after effects; it is half-cured grip.
if the grin starts with honiorrln‘igci‘of
the lungs givc the [urge dose l‘VCl‘y'lo
or 15 minutes till it stops, 3 "
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Removal
'MELVILLE E. MEAl) s. SON'S
INSURANC
OFFICE Is now AT 148 EAST AVE
NUE. NORWALK, CONN.
Prompt attention to orders reliably
executed.-
'PHONE N0. 237.
New York City Oflloc. loo quInm St.
I. an, on their. household..mrniture.
pianos and other personal property.
:.nttbout to at. on their oummuu
without in error.
CALL AND SEE U8.
independent Loan 81 Security Go.
' Hsviiend Bldg. Washington St.
Ofloe open until 1 p.111. Monday and
3.1 . Seturdey untlll8: 80. . ..’ 93:.
'l' ‘ .m S! . I. i
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One end 8": Fitting; 'Gee F'EgEroe.
I-IA‘vd vmfikw
RI [contours use
The Jones8IHotchki‘ss
ompaay
17 may eraser; 5 1. NORWALK.
Real? Estate
1 City. allele {Emmet}; Property.
‘ ' [deadline i ‘
1 rise, on. [Imam mum:
Plumbing and Steam ,.
Sill‘li’to K or 3?
"lloracc ii. Decent Son,
Weston s Woes.
nth N0 k Women An Finding
’. "3’qu at Lest.
it does seem that women have more
than a fair share of the aches and
pains that afflict humanity: they must
erep up " must attend to duties in
spite of constantly “unpacks: 0"
headaches. dizzy spells. hearts down
pains; they must stoop ovenw on to
stoop moans toIiurIs. They must walk
and bond and work with racking pains
and many aches from kidney ills.
Kidneys Inuso more culturing than
any other organ of the body. Keep
the kidneys well and health is easily
maintained. [lead or II. remedy for
kidneys only that helps and cures the
kidneys and is endorsed by people you
know
Mrs. John Burst. or 70 Spring St.
South waalk. ()onn.. says: “i was
annoyed by kidney trouhle at inter-
vals. for yours and suffered from tcr
rlhle pains Just over my hips and in
the region of my kidneys. I won also
subject to headaches and dizzy spells
and was devoid of ambition. [ could
not sleep at night, but twisted and
turned trying to assume a comforta-
ble position. if i caught. cold it in-
variably settled in my kidneys and
made my condition worse. M moth-
cd had used [klan‘s Kidney [’i is with
line results and advised me to try
ilnIln. so i proculcd a supply at Plats-
ted a Drug Store and hogan their use
’l‘llay bolpcd Inc from the first and
Illnully cured me tillllN‘ly. I can roe
oInmend them to kidney sufferers as a‘
most valuable remedy."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milbnrn Co... Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nanmeoan'sr-zand
take no other.
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POPULAR Anussusu'ls.
m
BUSTi‘ it BROWN.
Once more the familiar and welcome
[returns of the great (luteault crea
lions, llIIstcr. Tim: and Mary Jane
greet us from the pages of the news»
papers. billboards and windows. Once
more the interest of our (‘illllllliillily is
aroused at. the prospect of seeing this
tnimiinblc trio and their big crowd of
assistants in the IIrt of fun making.
[luster llrown has become an unnual
visitor tonlmost every town of an)
iIIIportnnce throughout (inI land. The
child that saw him lust year. with the
added dignity of one your. tells his
younger brother or sister of ”III de-
ligbts to come. The promise "to sue
[luster Brown when he comes," in II
guarantee of pcrfoot behavior for n
time at haunt. The cast is stronger
and better than over this year. Every-
thing that. could be done to improve
tho performance. [II the way of new
songs, scenery and costumes. have
been uddod, so [but [luster Brown as
now proscnted is second to none in the
greatest of all favorite forms of outer-
tIIiIIIIIcnt. comedy with music. The
date is next Thursday night at Hoyt's
Theatre.
.[la‘lind MIL: In: [two Bout
Signature
of ,
DlAMOND RING CASE CONTINUED.
HARTFORD, Sf‘pl. 2.—'l‘ho «use of
Joseph Conway. brought here from
Mossachnactts. on n charge of having
stolen n diamond ring valued at 8100.
wnu uguln continued in the police court
yesterday until Friday.
Cums“:
II't xct dimmIIncI-d Order u wk of
(1 id {hilt-dot Fl our. MAINIA.
RU
Axminéters,
Kurdistans.
Saxoni__.eS,. 81c.
SpeCIal Discount
1 This Week
F. A Mitchell
Cor. WalFand .ngii' ’Stléé'ts,
‘ .l‘lbmlliifl.
[interMahaciIemo
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Reine 82 per day and upward»
Stock end General lnlorlnetlon 31'Ioker
Sunday Dinners, 750ts.
1‘.
I3J' (I’ll
u
' “ ""45 will" Edit-walk.
Red-“Estate“ and;
.', Insurance.
line have eeverel decided blrillll'
In Income pnoueln‘g pniserty that
It, [line with power,
3 find out that I have not bad II change
mus: more.” In‘ value with the rapid
lobed 'Suihvaa
POPRIETOR
Steamship Ticket!
.i. M‘.‘ Layton 81 (‘10:.
Incorporated.
in. II delimit Avonlio. sisal mm":
1
growth of the town. -
posed».-
(Continued From First Page).
m-
ucr vs. Brown, 60 Conn. 164. and cases
there citcd.
Yours truly,
WARNER £1 GOLDSCHMIDT.
Dr. 'l‘raccy said thfs matter was not
brought before. tllo board [II a proper
manner. lie said the board hold 0.
meeting in South Norwslk and“ Dr.
Kendall explained what quailildnllous
weIe needed lOI the position of juni-
tor and each at the nppliq'unts told
what their knowledge was in this line.
Afth this was done it was the doubt
mous decision at the meeting that Mr.
[lennessey was far above the rest [II
his qualifications for the position.
Dr, Tracey whiz... “Dr. Kendall was
to look into his recommendations and
to notify him of his appointment. Dr.
Kendall went to the iron Works wlII-I II
lleImossIIy is employed. They could
not recommend him high enough. At
the last meeting." DI. Tracey coIItin
out! “i was squIiscd to hcur of the
llnnEintmcut of Mr. Fisher. It is the
rumor about town that politics cIItIIr-
ed into the decision. and i believe the
manor should be rccousldored."
Dr. ’i‘raccy wanted to ask if anybody
had anything to say [or Mr. Fisher.
Mr. Sartnin said there were letters of
good I-IscomlncndattoII accompanying
each of the applicants, and Mr. Fish
cr'.s from s formcI employer. was look-
to up and Iead to the meeting.
in Chino asked it tho recommends
[ion was from thI pIesent employ-or
James H. Knapp, and Mr. Surtain sold
it was not. .Clunc sl’tid [t was III-
Inorcd that Mr. Knapp would not
I'III-oIIIIncnd Mr. Fisher.
Mr, Wheeler said when be read in
the paper some time ago that the
matter had been referred to the com-
ho was glad to
han he did not have to bothcr‘wnh it.
Mr. WlIIIclcr said. although he did not
t‘llit’l' into politics. [III bad a friend,
Mr. Lockwood. u fireman in the lock
shop and lit‘ promised to i'olI- for him
for [be junitorshlp 'llc said he always
thought tinI bomd had the power to
delegate their powors in these quttI- rs
“0 had heard nothing of any of tin-
applicants.
him
ilr. 'l‘rncIy asked if it was so that
tho matirI could not be Icconsidcrcd.
Mr. Keith said us long as the (Inca
tion was decided by ballot he did not
an» how. unless Dr. ’i‘rnccy could sug-
gest away. _
Mr. Ryder said he had been away.
and last Monday night lli‘ came home
and heard that. the committee had
recommended Mr. Fisher. and there
fore he voted for Mill. "llut i think if
we choose to discharge the clocn-d
man in a week We cnn do so, it we
found him incapable."
llr, Kcndull said ho had met Mr. '
Light and he spoke of the appoinlmcnt
in the paper. and be considered the up-
polntmcut a good one (meaning M r.
licnncssey) but he did not think the ‘
committee had thII power to (III-ct lIiIII. '
to [it P.
nnd be
Dr. Kcndnll said he spoke
Keith [II regard to the matter.
told him it would all have to come
before the board.
Dr. Clune said that inasmuch as thc
iuIIitor-clcct has not got II rIIcoInInIIII-
dution from his present I-nIpioyIIr,,lIe
would more that the secretary get one.
Dr.
have it known “why We could not rc-
consldcr this matter if he have made
It mistskc." lie was sure that it Mr.
Wheeler and the rest bad [word [\ir.
llcnncssoy talk. they would ilt‘ con-
rlnccd of his supcriorily for the place.
Mr. Snrtuin then remarked, “As Dr.
Tracey had said that five of the board
had made a mistake. he must mean
that l. in his opinion, have flopped. but
if he will interview llr. Kendall lit: will
of ht‘ill’L Mr. Wheeler said that [f we
have made a mistake. as [)r. Tracey
says We. have. i think the connnittct‘
has made the mistake. it the commit-
too had come here and said they had
decided. on Mr. licnnosscy, i might
have voted for him. but they came
here and only said they had a number
of applicants in the hull. not giving
any choice. and 1 think they have
made the mistake."
Dr. Kendall said as one of the com-
mittce, that he did not think they
should make any particular selection.
as long as they had no power to up .
point a man. but brought them to the
meeting. which he thoughtwnspropcr.
Dr. Clune made a motion that [n or-
der to protect themselves, the matter
of [Icing able to rcconsldcmthc notion
be referred to the town counsel. which
was carried.
_llr. Kendall said the high school
committee would like to have permle-l
sion. to go on with the building. lip.
said the committee had some trouble
in getting the! desks. but Mr. Golding
went to New York yesterday and made
a contract with another firm. and the
seats are to be shipped Saturday. He
said they had some of the furniture
and the teachers said they could go
In with use school Tucson» and got
along until the rest of the desks came
1 , Mr. Rvder made a motion that this
committee be suthorised'to make a
few necessary purchases to open the
school. such as brooms. dusters, etc,
and this was carried.
Mr Wheeler said the matter of a
school calendar had been brought up. "‘
and it was recommended that they
open Tuesday and last sixteen weeks
until December 23, and the winter term
open January 4. and last until Fri
EELS) March 26, and the spring term to
open Monday, April 6. and to close
Friday. June 25 .tweivs weeks. This
calendar was adopted
Mr. Wheeler said. he‘ was int taller oi
postponing the opening ehigh‘
school until the Monday. to lowinfl. so
the school could. be opens properly,
with All the mammal! but no action
Was taken on th met this tip; a.
Dr. Obi s snekepp‘hot nsolldatlon,
the ‘sfoe coin, and ,ex‘pl no: fititlzepd
ital 0 var us one u III: ll
be loftto toulszpal E0 «rm than when all
Wei-e liquidated..thinn could run along
smooth in
,Mr. Ryder said a mutter of the
opera“ was aM-bEEth etei‘d tiff .htheldlast
moo [IBM 0 8 null oc
our soul Tuesday. alignfiinnncd but it
was said it would be better to wait
"Inseam Opening frost-I
i but had heard so much I
nhont Mr. lt‘lshcr that he voted for ,
'l‘I'ncc-y said he should like to '
until the building was finished
Dr. Chino [laid {A than had spoken
Bridfieport Advertisement! [
as...
Bridgeport Advertisemirnu.
[113D M. Read C0.
. MM rm.
The Store closes daily at fivc o’clock except Saturdays.
i I.‘l‘ !
The First- Tailored Suits
' for Autumn"Wear
For the fine early days of
in;r Suit of cloth is supreme.
September the stylish Walk—
Ccrtain new models are dis-
playedpow in our Suit Rooms, and others are expected to
arrive dltily Women who are
weary of their summer ward-
robes dd Wish something novel and correct for Autumn
street
car. will find the new cloth suits with Directoire
coats and trim skins. of just the right length, the very gar—
ments needed for bctwccn seasons.
4 Specimens sliown‘Jnv.Main St. conicr Window.
Close of. theStIIuIner' Season
in Wash Goods
During the next fortnight the careful shopper will find
a good many SpI-cials at the
Among them Mercerized Cotton Piaids at 19: a yard.
Wash Goods Department.
The
wind— up of the pretty Cotton l’laids that have been so well
likIIl.
full; mingled “illl \tlIitc.
girls school frocks.
[hey mo in how shades. medium and light plenti—
Espccially suitable for
little
wémh 25c, closing out at 19c.
Odds and“ Ends, of Laces, ]
Dress 'lkimmings' and Embroideries
'logctlIcr “ith \ cilmgs and Chitions, a mixed assort-
mcnt “llltll contains many do
sirablc things which names
of taste “ill lliltl ilStltll, and the cost is very small.
Center Counter at Lace Section.
Colonial Nets for Casement Curtains.
wcavc. an open squmc mesh
and vcry attractive.
With the approach at School
.looking for the renewal of Children’ s Outfits.
For Style and Price, at the present time, you can get more
for your money, in the “Ready-to-Wear”
Garments, thaucver before.
We carry a full line of the Celebrated K- E‘ Boys' Blouses,
acknowledted by their competitors to be the standard.
N
to him in regard to a lqnch counter
at the school, but the matter was re-
ferred to the high school committee.
Mr Wheeler made a motion that the
high school commence Monday. Sep-
tember 14. and then the grounds and
building might. be clsaned am in better
shape. his motion was so pted.
The meeting thee adiournadt.
2, . HOW TO. OBTISTRONG. _
' 'P. J. Dilly. of 12d? W. Congress -..St
,
5b. tile 0! a we become;
sthrE dilisay it; “My xthgr wu6 is
We vei’yleéble13derlyin‘g‘iso
up: ddsetlt trout 'Electr r'c litters that
1 feet ts my duty to tell thdile who,
gem. ..a tonic A'iid strengthening modi-
ne about. it“ in my mother 5 calls at
morn gum in tidal) has resulted, m;
solnn s has been byes-come. and she:
staid ly growths stronger." E106 '
[litters quickly remedy stomach. it or
and kidney complaints Sold under
rjrrant'w‘ at F. H. Baxter's thus
“0”. 5%! I ‘I - ' “
S4 Washmgton Stj, South Norwalk .3
Telephone 446. '
Quite a new
with a wide crossbar. Odd
30c II ysrd, and very wide.
New Patterns in Cretonncs and Geneva Cloths for in-
terior decorations are being shown in the Upholstery Store.
Third floor, Carpet Store elevator.
Days many “parents will be
HOTEL. As'dIVALe. "
Clifford-Till. Scott,‘H. 'I‘E' Margin. E
Helytlke; Williams E. Mlnton, J. E.
Jennin s, M. J. Feels. Hugh'l'. Camp-
bell A on B'. Truck er, Boston; Rob-
on Halford. Limerick, Elaine; Arthur
A Dateley: Hartford; Samuel Mor-
ken, Bridgeport; H. P. Hobsotit F.‘ D.
Brown. H. L. Gee. C. C. Fitch, M.
Holmes; New York: 'GUS. Brooke and
wife; Albuquerque; c. P. li‘e'llnce.
Salem.
M’ahe‘ckemo—s Pratt 1.. Keith An-
soniu; P. Sinclair. Uticu. N. Y.; H.
Marsh. Plttsburg, Pm; J R. Woodhury.
J. P. H on. Boston;H Davis. .1.
(lg [ll-I. Faring; 1;.
G. Henri ton, Hartford: J.
New {Vlayenz s.- Greensteln. Bridge-
pdrt;W (.5115 Simpson and wife, scum“-
lugton; James Ringwood. W. M."- nas-
tablc. James McKee, New oYrk; G A.
Hill. Hammondsport N. Y.;‘ H.” 0.
users. W E Daniele, South Net-walk:
J. P. Harper. Miss McNulty. rd-
K9?!" Vt; .C. H Shepherd, Troy.
Norwalk Chronicler