Blmkenand ‘
anketa . . 1 .
infer-tables.
........ 1..
Mr. and Mrs. Georg
oIStratford, are enoyi g a 1.
. I‘Walli.
Harry offman, of South Main street
witness‘ the ‘34- hour automobile en-
durance race, held at Brighton Beach,
day night and Saturday.
John Rose, of Norwalk. fell recent-
and is now sporting a limp to his
w Ilk. as a result of straining the
. do of the iagtI lag. .
llliam it, the Norwalk and
So th Now/ail: donor. has an in-
te sting advertisement in our paper
Itod you page 1.11m .11.
The Norwaik Building, Loan and In-
vestment Association will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow evening 1.“
the allies of Taylor a Golden. ' ‘
Lester Warren has returned to his
\
\
heme in Norwalk after a two weeks!
vacation. spent at Lake Warnmsug.
New Preston. and other places.
The slitte roof of the St. George
Paper an Pulp Company s plant in
Smith stre t, is being almost entire-
ly reiaid to repai1I the bad places
-Dr. Die '1: cures Malaria.
Mr. and rs. Charles Money, who
have spent ih 1 summer at one of the
Bell island on tages, expect to return
to their home New York city today.
Melville M. oung has been substi
tilting -for1his so .' Bert Yodng, at the
United Groce1y mpany' s steie.Be1-,t
who has been ser usly ill. is now re
covering.
\ .
Mr. and Mrs. acetic Avison. former-
ly of Norwalk, now f Stamford, spent
. yesterday with Mr. vison's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred vision, of Main
street, Norwalk.
Miss Elsie Satellite and Miss Irene
Miller have returnedIto their home
in Newark, N J. afte having spent a
few days with Mrs, E. L. Mitchell, 0i
8011ihz,Muin street. 9;
A force ofmen was her at work,
this morning, by Councilman Henry
Matheis, and the g1ass. Which has
been neglected both at the green and
Union Park, is being mowdd.
—0ttn F. Rohde, City» Hotel barber.
is ready to execute his light hand and
slfiarp raaor on all his patrons person-
a y.1 .
Edward I shanahan, _ of Brooklyn,
who has been spending the summer
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
William Erode.1oi 38 Lowe street, re-
turned to his home, yesterday after-
noon
Mr. and Mrs. L. Ralph of New
York City, who hale spent several
weeks at Colonel George D Russell’ 8
Wilburton Hotel, at Spring Lake, N.
J., arenow spending a few days at the
Norwaik Hotel.
Miss Bessie Lindb‘urg, of oSuth
Norwalk, is the new teacher of the
Banksviiie school, Greenwich. ‘Mrs.
Selleok. the former teacher. has tak-
en a position in a grade school in the
eastern part Of the state.
Chairman of the Highway Commit-
tee of Norwalk Henry Mathias, has a
force of men at work today, and all
the bad places in Main street from
Gross st1eet to Winnipauk, are being
repaired with crushed stone. Other
paineipai thoroughfares will 1eceive
like treatment.
. —Ail over Fairfieid County,
011 the streets or in the cars,
Everybody loves theIfragrance
of SheeIhap'BTOMBOY Cigars.
,Butler Lodge, No. 96. i. O. O. F.,
and Eureka Lodge, Daughters of
Rebekah, are arranging to give a
minatrel performance in November.
Seventeen members from each or
gauization will participate in the at-
f’ , The first rehearsal will be
he d on Friday evening of this week.
..E Spinneo, of Concord street sten-
ofiapher and bookkeeper for Triepie d:
Combany of New York and England.
isgdbiiged to work nights on account
of: the company being so busy. and for
ultimo is making his residence in
New York City.
it is not likely that W. .i. Bryan
wtii make a speech In South Norwalk.
, oIn‘II his trip to New Haven next Friday.
Speeches from minds are not very
satisfactory, and as Bryan has been
séen in South Norwalk several times,
it is not considered that there is any
very great desire on the part'of the
public just to get a look at him.
Speech making from the tail end of
1. a train also has the street of dissi-
ranging regular speaking schedules,
and that is bothersome to committees
Mr. Cummings, who mapped out the
speaking tour of Mr. Bryan in the east
said he would like to have him in
‘ Norwaik but, as the candidate's time
in Connecticut is very limited, he is
unable to do so. Mr.1CuD\ntings does
n't take much stock in tail end speech-
es from trains; .
,
W W KeMi tint
DRUGGIBT.
8 NORTH MAIN BTR‘IT.
| WI»-
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. l-Mortimer M.
Lee, of Fail-field avenue, are entertain-
ipg Mrs. Julia Carr, of Guilford.
The Visiting. Chapter. .of. Trinity
,5. ll's '
I Guild will meet with. Miss Scudder. on
Tuesday afternoon, at 3: .30 oclock.
George Rose of New York city, for-
yesterdny with relatives in Norwalk.
Miss Sarah J. Paul has returned to
11111 home in Groce street after a visit
with Mts. Arthur Stiles, in Wiliiman
tic.
George Hardwick. of Union Place,
Norwalk. has returned to hissduiies at
Weed's pharmacy, after a two weeks
vacation.
Miss Norah Ramsey. of Brooklyn.
' has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Alecia Bredu, of Lowe street, for the
past week.
The Misses Carolyn and Elizabeth
Gorin, of h‘alrview avenue, Norwalk.
are spending a few days in New York
with friends. .
Waldo A. Raymond witnessed the
finish of the world’s record automo-
bile track race Saturday night, at
Brighton Beach.
Miss inez Talmadge has purchased a
line 1909 Overland automobile of the
touring type, through the agency of
P. C. Sturges.
George Hniris and Chmles 'l‘. Mit-
chell, of south Norwalk, Iei’t yesterday
for Maine. where they will spend the
next two weeks.
The monthly meeting of the Board
in Havilnnd street.
return to their home in New York
city some time this week. after having
spent the summer at Belle Island.
Douglas Fouler Post. G. A. R., of
and plan for the fall campaign. Some
tallied “DI-I
Veterans. will meet Thursday evening,
and take action on an invitation to
attend the dedication of the new Hart-
ford bridge in October.
Frank Kelley, of West avenue, has
resigned his position in the Crofut and
Rnap hat factory, and will return
next onday to his studies at the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania Dental Col-
lege.
Miss Carrie Rescue, of Norwalk.
was brought from Sandineer Cottage,
Fairfieid Beach, September 12, to the
Norwalk Hospital. where she will un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
Dr. Burneli is the attending physl
clan.
Charles Hill and Gus Knorr, with.
many other South Norwalk men, are
contemplating organizing a foot ball
team for the coming season. In fact,
it is understood that they have se-
cured Amusement Park for their
games.
1 The steamer Isabel brought a party.
of clubmen to Roton Point, from Ford-
ham, N. Y., Saturday afternoon and
band was also with the party, and
livened things up somewhat at the
Point.
Colonel and Mrs. George D. Russell
terI from the Colonel's Wilburton- Ho.
tel, at Spring Lake, N. J, which has
closed its summer season. G. Y. ite-
mer, who formerly had charge of the,
Norwalk Hotel, has been at the Wii-I-
burton all summer, and it is under;
stood. much to the surprise of his
friends,I that he will not. come to Nor- 1
walkh his season but has taken anoth-
er pos tion, at the Nassau inn, Prince.
ton.'N. J Mrs. Remer and son will
accompany him.
J. J. Hanion,
Democratic politician, took a trip to
.avenihg. These- happened to be a.
number of Belle island residents there
who evidently did not know Mr. Han-J
ionI and he was immediately taken
f'r the “man of mystery.
quite a hit of on. 11 iii every turn
was basalgedy. awnowd, who want
forth know if ii” lvilla e muchbiooiiie‘d,3
inn. an tsevensaid y a
"and?“ that The people refused to take:
“no” for an answer. . o . . . 1
a,"
A. J.
"1 ' Fuiiiirai Directill‘s and Embaimeis.
“ammonium '
merly well known in Norwalk spent '
.of School Visitors will be held tumor. -
row evening at the Council Chamber ‘
Mr and Mia. W. C. Smith expect to
South NorwalkI will meet this evening,‘ ,
sort of entertainment will probably be» 1.
McKinley Command, Spanish War 1
dinner was served to them. A fine 1.
have returned to Norwalk for the win-11
Norwalk's leading. 11
see the sights at Roton Point, Friday‘s
" He enjoys,- '
m me 1911
titefiebosrdv 0 Buffet W
In: house furnishings.
Buiieits,
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WOilLU YOU BE
ing a good business school offers.
MEXXlLL
SOUTH NORWALK.
86 WAsmnoros eraser.
551.1.”
ill WALL "REIT:
up.“ in, v ~‘1
Candy
went in quest of snapper blm fish. Sat-
Henry Gehrmann and Han-,1.-
1rday afternoon. in the farmer's
auuch, "Santoy," and report a fine
ratch. ‘
i847
Plumbing and Steam
Heating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEAWNG. 1
lTOVES AND RANGES,
lLA'l'l AND TIN ROOFING,
all Ind Ste-m Fitting GII Fixturll.
Metal Coiling, Etc.
gave you gun one 9011 or
RICHMOND IA “1.!
The Jones&Hotchk1ss
Company
17 wALIL ppm. month“.
Wanda 1111. 1119.39
so criusta iitégfilieifier than
adored elsewhere. Opr stock too is larga‘enough, starting from the low
price to the ans-t to suit any taste and any pocketbook.
You will effect I. substantial-saving ift you‘riome here for your furniture
Sideboards. $12 00 up to $5,500
“520 up to $45
A Professional Man, Merchant, or Mechanic. you need the train-
Traiuing will boot value to you in any walk of life.
Eater Monday, September 14th.
STAMFORD.
Gloves.
If values and assortmenis count faranything at all, then our Glove Sec-
tion will be well patronized this week. Note the price reductions on our
Long Fabric Gloves and count the saving, an
special sale purchase. but Standard Gloves
18 Button Length Silk Gloves, the $2. 00 kind ................. $1.35
16 Button Length Silk Gloves, the $1. so kind .......... . ...... $1.19
12 Button Length Silk Gloves, the $1. 25 kind .................. 89¢
16 Button Length Venetian Lisle Gloves 81.15) quality ........ 75c
16 Button Lisle Gloves, regular 75c quality ................ a 501:
N. E. Ryan .81 Co...
SOUTH NORWALK.
O 3. Jackson,
Optician.
Eyerythmg 1n the Optical Hoe.
Byes Examined Free.
PHONE 438.
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t.
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&Co.
South Norwalk. Cog.
COLLEGE
M. A. MERRILL. Prin.
1'qu cnasrsa.
. mind you. it's no job lot or
in our own selected stock.
. cream vation ch
. 70% Resources.
BOSTON. Sept 14.——-A conference of
tive of six governors of the New Eng
land States. Ireaamhflpua 3%“me
the conforflence .. '0
conIvenIed .l“ WM ”.1 seveiai
1110:5111” .136. but ‘ .1 s efforts
in rovemant ltural, in-
dustria‘i Ind {would . ‘ tions in
New Inclusion d in this
oil‘yt. tong. I‘ Il‘ Curtis
Gui BM" ofI mason; “I. who hr
ran executives.
the? Ior Charles
10;?" flow Hamil: ire, Governoi
Fletnhq V61 moot;
(love qo1:‘,1lames ii 9,. of Rhode
1.11.131... d Gpuerpo.’ ‘ . n S. Wood-
int! of ‘tonnec, cut.‘ ' 1‘ .- r1101 Wit
Maui tr. 11.11111. Mattie s. .not in
attendance bee use 91' fact that
the “54911199 stat . 11116119111, 5093 Elm
Today's adapting was A‘riidiiged as a
preliminaly gathering to consider the
seveial objects and distuss the pos-
sible unions of their accqmpibhmqnt.
The ,KQWMI question f considera-
tion was the feasibility o arranging a
‘ conference of New England business
interests.o ofwhiohdpe govar‘nors con
gross shopd form a part.
Legislation looking to agricultural
d forests,
" and industrial develoamoitts suit. the
waterways and otherfi’tI Wat
will be ultimately scught by uniform
action in each state
Representatives of various Mas
. sachusetts agricultural and Industrial
Interests, at whose solicitation ,thc
. conference was arranged by Governor
today's
Guild. participated in meat-
' ing. ,
remiss museums.
DeRUE MiNSTltELS TONIGHT
The Dakota Brothers Ideal Minstrels -
lame to You this season not as 1a
111111111ng but as a guaranteed attrac-
tion from the excellent performance
given them here. in previous sea
sons. he company this season is on
inrgcd, both in numbers and parapher
Malia, carrying special scenery for ev-
rry not produced. it is said that a
prettier stage pihtnlc has never been
seen than the grand scenic. first part-—
“A Scene in ltaly"-—so natural that
audiences actually believe they are.
looking at a real bit of sunny italy.
Seven big vaudeville arts comprise
‘ 1their incomparable olIo. A grand street
parade will be given at noon, when
:the excellent brass band of soloists
will render a high- -clnss concert, also
at 7 o'clock at the. theatre. The en-
,gagement is for one night only—to-
111ight. at Hoyt's Theatre.
C. o. Jellit‘fe. and Company have em
ploycd five more men at the mill at
Taimadge Hill, making a total of six
firm has experts ccd in years. The
new men put on t is week are Allison
Bore] and Ralph Jones of New Can-
aan, Robert and George Austin, of
Springdaie. and Charles Carlson, of
West Norwalk.
Daily Line to NY.
For Freight Only.
Olen donut MM Id
1905;19th Propellers will?
Pier 88, M River. Now it“. “00¢
of Dover street). every day. (except
Mod
sum), at s p. 111. '
atNorwalkuptoip. mend loath
Norwaik up to 5: 80 p.111.
Norwaik Steamboat Co.
Arming J. lmlth. o. O. H 1.
I...“ .Gsnoral Agent.
11.11 at... ‘ *
City. Sacra and Country Property.
insurance
‘Firg. Life, Acciddnt‘Liability.
6511mm!» norm.
-.l M Layton 51 Go.
incorporated.
no. 5 how Avon“. South Norwaik
whavel‘vmr‘smn we ‘1
I ‘V We have nomad patterns'and models
'- but every garment is made to conform
to the individual shops and Bile of the'
wearer.
1“ t We. make each .ctistomer's figure his
own model. I where defects of iig~
“to occur. we . MWEWQ the.
clothes, nave sat. '
Wo' w t ovary 111 who wears tail
mad let as to tryI DPPEL TAIILGB-
Gas
dug-wearing.
"tidbit easy
Stylish.
smooth-Itti1
some
his
5a pair.
59 99. 59; 59 5999
so... Aoauov.
5599945119499
When not
’ .911 sauna Strait:
.‘1’
HOYT’S THEATRE.
M0 DAY. PT. 3 15.
'39.: Marathi?
De Rue Bros.’ ideal
Minstrels. '
Grand special scenic first. part,
“It Scene 111 liaiy"
introducing their comedians, singers. '. I
dancers and superb orchestra.
Seven—Di ,Vail Ville Miro it
fit. bead! * *
"That ITaIkative Man. "
poppy Des ‘
“A sat-Indor- therB he's. "
' m J". LAN! ‘
"The Alabama Wizard. "
KAR LO WERE”.
European .0
ipuiatons.
LEON STAN. =OHD ,
Wire Cyclist
E0)! BROS.
Eccentric 31“]an and Dancing Come: 1 .
as your glove. To see them is to want , '
marsh smear.
THE cam DUNN
physical .qtdture Expect.
ms 1 .Imrrr, .
1 6—11) ‘..' unfit—E 1
curt . '
1.1111111 LOCAL APPLICATIONS.
:- 0111;111:1831.
:1 A; Fresh Fm
The Fem: 111111911. flame and Boneless Bacon.
and Hood . ‘
Plays two 1.‘ . . I daily.
Grand street .. _ 1 ndo. ameni-
hor the date. .
Emotions." .3... 25c, '350'323
,‘Cioan :ancN iia vulgar ,
word or condo.
DATARAt-i CANNOT IS OUR!!!
“l
Ithay cannot reach the seat of the dis-
ease. Catarrh is a blood or constitu.
tonal disease. i51nd;i11‘eord to cine“ i:
e a ran medI
#5011191; rabbinic Isily
qtiy on {than .
mucous surfaces. l'§Qsiarrh Cure,
is not a queen medicine. It was pre-
scribed by one of the 1.1.11 physician:
in this country for years and .is a regs
tar prescription. It is compo oft
best topics known. confiip with i
but blood purifiersac nfidirduflr or
the mucous surfaces. he mxteot
confiinatign of the tyo ingredients i1
wh produces such wondwpl resuitr
in caring Catarrh. Band .for tostlmoo
lala free .
F J. CHENEY .9: Ct. TPil-oppl'o
T0 8 I100.
Sold by Druggtsts. price 'lfic.
. Tube .l'lall's Eamily :Pllls for consti.
nation.
H. I. Cohen of Minneapolis, is stay
in: for a few days at Norwalk. and he
will commence shortly on his duties
as transiting salesman for the Cmflti
and Knapp list company.
m
and! act:
Anions:
Your mother used Gold ModuliK mi;-
3111011 cuntfind better Dent
7 11¢in TM: ‘
resources '
. mount.
'19" ‘ ‘
Tin; otbsr good {9049
YWW 19.1. them health (pods. at.
ant‘ the 111111051 111 food—as every- '
one knows-Tia whole wheat.
Not 11/ 'te flodr; that isn't whale
5.. 0t wheat preps ed inany
115th?“ Wa, for then ony part is
at whole wheat prepared in the
MaiiIAFlairc .way does all that food
can do
We spend 90 hours to prepare
Mapl Finite so that every who of
its food value is made available.
' At the end of the process. each
separate berry is linked as thin as
Mo
The p
:aitack every Pa 1 with the“ . .
heat of. our ovsnrl ' = , 1 ‘
paper. of that is 1’
That s arat'es' the particle; 59
~the di cswc juices can
them. 11 no outer form can “all
be possibly ..dan
The process is long and expen-
sive. But every food export knoll!
that it is essential. 1 1 n" "1
Without it. you get but a half
ood. doesn't digest Hall
the food value is lost.
In Mspi- :Elalte alone you utilize
all the nourishment that Nature
has stored in wheat. .
The final witbibo stasis 1-1....
We talk of this enticing maple flavor. because
people in general judge food by the taste That is
natural.
So we cook all our wheat in pure maple syrup, to
“make the best food seem best.
But the supremacy of Mapl Flake lies in its food
it is the perfect food prepared in the per—
value.
ioct way.
For the brain or the muscle workero—the weak
or the avenge-there is no other food that compares '
with it.
You are losing more than you know while you
serve a food not half so good or good for you. One
package will tell you the facts.
. 0917
L... ...V -. . ... ..
:N' THE s'rA'rs SECRETARY'S or-
Flee.
Documents as follows have been ill-
zd with the state secretary:
Certificate of incorporation by the
Connecticut Realty and investmentI‘
Company of Bridgeport. The company
will conduct a real estate and insur-
ance business. The capital is 342.000.
ind business will be started with that
The docorporators are Al'-
thur Elwood, Edward F. Elwood, Ciar
:nee D. Andaman, all of Bridgeport.
Certificate of change of location of
the Anita Dairy Lunch Company, of
New Haven to Derby.
C61 tiiicate of Organisation of the
Connecticut iron Steel and Metals
Company. of Bri ridgeport; The capital
is 015.000. The officers are: President,
390th i. Stanford, Milford, vice-pres-
d'ent, Robert H. Gould. Bridgepont;
ecretary and treasurer, Ernesth. Van
Sandi”. New Yorw; directors, oiiicers.
Antioies of association by the. Elm-
vood Chapel Association, incorporat-
1d, of West Hartford. The associa-
ion will maintain a Sunday school and.
1 place for religious gatherings. The
tilcers are George T. Goodwin. T C.
Brown, H. Hurlirutt and H. L. Thorn
Articles of association by the Polish
Union Club, of Torrington, incorporat-I
1d.
ONLY coat-1 FOR DYSPBPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
)el ,.says: "I suffered for years with
iyopepsia. used to have great distssss
1nd belching. I tried- everything I
:ouid hear of. but nothing helped me
mill 1 took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
~1ent bottle cured me completely."
‘F‘or sale by 1R. R. Pialsted. F. H.
lather and The Cliilord Shermaoy. ”
i6
....1 -.. .--“ m. ' '
suIEs AGED woosa.
Stamford Wouldbe Bride of so Wants
Damages from Man of 19.
STAMFORD, Sept 14 .—Misa, Emma
:
G..Weed,of,HigIl1 Ridge, who decili'lllc
she was Iited by Hiram Curtis
:‘a conits lp of three years.I biotigh
i
Isnit for breach of promise, here. .1911.-
tcrdaY. for $30. 000. Stock of the
«9.5191191 Bank of New Canada of
wit on he is a director, was am.
Miss Weed is 50 years old, and Curtis
is 79. ,He was formerly in the sta .
legislature, a, town selectman and;
Isessor and one of Stamford’Is weal
lest citizens
The ceremony was to have been
performed last Monday at the home of
{the disappoir'diédb brfdé She was at-
tired in her wedding finery. but the
aged bridegroom prospective fall
In or.
has Weed has been active in the,
Methodist church of High Ridge, and
11.1.
was its otsan‘istI and choir direct I Mr, .
Wail)! years. A year ago she ran
an High Ridge people said .it was phi:
of blade, because she was not asked
sing at the funeral of Mrs. C. W, Sco-
,fleid. .
A sunE- 5H moon
1,. 0. good“ osstdévuie W192.
says. " no klenfs pica Salve is‘
sure-enough knocks for ulcers. A
one came on my leg last summer, 11.11.
that wonderful salve knocked it out ,
Not even a scar Lye-I1
mained.” Guaranteed for plies, sol-bi:
in a few rounds.
burns,
store.
There are several different bye.
of love. The love of a cannibqi
his fellow man is- one kind
‘7
etc. 25c at if; H. Baxter's drug
Ont every effort will I ’
80646 for denim
:p“
;._»yr,:s
diets
Fancy
Phenomenal Juvenile. ammo. I4 .. ‘
$119:th WWII Dyeing; .. 1. J I
hie '1
9551‘?
eI-‘end {199933955 the oyen'si 'UInoeIda Biscuit. 48¢ per dozen packages.
angull cream
so of SANBORN s corneas also TEAS.
‘iimub
*1 r .il'r‘ii'l- ’13’1." !
a ,. . 71tiim‘xf
Crystal‘s iii #:1551191! ”1'05;
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