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' “Uncle Ileniy, what is
gist?"
"A sociologist, my boy. is a person
who‘ can inspect a garbage can and
llnd enough material in it for a long
lecture on the
Chicago Tribune.
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FOREQUARTERS ......
ROUND STEAK ........
SIRLOIN
POTERHOUSE .........
FRESIH SHOULDERS
22 Washington Street.
sociolo- l
MEAT SPECIALS
LEGS LAMB ." ...........
...................... 10¢
...................... 14c
...................... 180
...................... 12c
CHOPPED BEEF. 2 lbs
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS ................. 20c
J W. DODGE,
Bears the
Signature
in
list
For. fiver-
thirty Years
lilllA
"normal can". I“ m cm.
A last season' 3 ("ohm gown is given
It quilt unto date nppe":rran(o by ad-
ding n jacket. of all-over lace cut on
graceful lines and finished with a bind-
ing of satin. 'Some good patterns are
needs of society. "— to be had for making these little diu-
ner jackets at home.
it
1ng u; 31:»
" “I ’13;
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l‘rr‘
..................... 16c
................... i. 160
..................... 25c
South Norwalk.
N 2 Not as 00 per
YMOEI
—_.__......._.
\i.
Camag
9:; Horse
other M Wri-
IUILDER 0' HAND DEALER IN
Wagons, Bicycles and
'eddo and Old Company 3 Lehig'h
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and self Heaters.
T9111, delivered in cellar
D BROS
Goods
Automobile ixRepairing, Carriage Trimming
dud Sign
Lettering
Factories and Rephbitories—South Nortvalk and Stamford.
, provides; CONNEDTloNJV
.W .- .m. -0.
~ 01 «WILEPHOMEM
44
MHOT STUFF
azelton
The PlnCe to Get It Is at
eB’. Hershfreid&SonCo s: _
.122 WATER STREET.
The Pans‘Gioak
‘33"
“Habitual
33, 80. Main st, 39. Newark.
shun than Street, South Norwalk.
Clearance one of Ladies
over any “transactions frdm has reason to on
Or so We met it won Ivory low. Corn 9 and be convinced. ,
Sale in Both Store's
and Surf House
in
’W ,Coats,Sk1rts
and messes.
1
mi
515-517 Mail! 3L. Stardom
z A-n
Vii
wife, 4 lots and biuldlug, in Toilsomo
.:Iotirrlravolrnti.rr1:111:11I
.n
’ chanlcs, honest and rollobl o.
'S
‘ ‘ ‘ '.‘ r .
Young Man Paid 321. 03 Mr KIlIin‘p
Meadow Lark In Fairflold. '
Gains .Wordous Noonan. of Baldin-
,nort. and Smith, or South Northaik,
byfi clover ruse. arrested Jbrnos'llaa-
f‘rd, of Bridgeport, in the Stratford
meadows, yesterday afternoon. Han-
ford had just purchased a new gun
and a' young dog and started out to
give the dog his first lesson. Not find
lug snipe plorrr.,’lful he turned his at-
tention. to any live bird for the dogs
“‘1' lie shot down a little brush bird,
proiumbly a song sparrow and tried
to kill an osprey that Was flying over.
About this lime the wardens came
meadow larh ‘Lfor the dog.” Seeing
the wardens interested and moving
his way. he start ad off across the mea-
dowu, but they, '00. had a bird dog
for a blind and exited to hiru to let
their dog find the bird. llauford' a
forms were alloyed and waited for
them to come up and confided to them
that he. had seen them on the road and
“didn’t know who you were and l was
not going to pick Irp tho meadow lurk}!
Securing satisfied that they wercoof
his kind he returned with them until
the Ineadow lark was found. and was a
lunar surprised man when he loan
that he had walked into a trap and was
under arrest.
Before Judge Peek, in Stratfald, he
pleaded guilty and his lino and costs
runounted to 321.63,
lost his license for one year, and left
a sadder and wiser than.
it is a well—known fact that many
bird dogs are “tuned up a little" beforu
October 1, and in the case of yourr
dogs many a meadow link has fallen
in this way. Meadow lurks ar‘e scarce
on tho meadows this year and if one
will look to the Strnlfm'd court records
for a reason, they will find that this
bird is the fourth that has been pro:
duced there as evideIICe of illegal
shooting and showa plainly what would
happen to the. rest were it not for the'
enforcement of the law.
—Conltlpatlon causes headache, nau.
sea, dizziness, languor, h‘eart palpitn
tlon. Drastic physics gripe. sicken-
weaken the bowels and don‘t cure.
Dosn's Rogulets act gently and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
gist. ,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J. Clarence Hawkins to Hudson L.
Bitch, ltldgeneld, building lot, Seaside
Park. War.
t‘onsertator of Harry D. Hoyt to
Thomas M. Sanders, three pieces of
land Ely nv.enue
’l‘flrnras M. Sanders to Rachel E.
Sugdon lot, Ely avenue.
Walter t. ion to Ross 0. Tommy,
lot, Ithondoll Park
Robert F. Adams to Chas. F. Smith,
building lot, Meadow street.
John O'Bullivau to Daniel F. O'Sulll-
van, building lot, High street.
Nicola Georg to Lingi Sepia and
m—
llVf‘llllO.
Catherine E. Boyce to Wn1,Lawier.
2 acres West Norwalk road
11. 1’. Mead to Miro. Ward, lot and,
buildings, Wilson’o Cove.
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EVERY LADY'EggREDDINO CHAN-V
A
.i
Harri; Manon plonoV "Standard" Pd
0?! DW
Willi)?
how do tfully convenient It.
r
in; Thinning. or first
room? [to presence would
the highest 11 of opinion
We will study quote you prlcn‘ OI!
plumbers are strictly comm lo
HORACE R. NASH,
conahh oars intro our on
Decorator
Tel. 452. East Norwalkd
Money Advanced
git, (in their household furniture.
Milli! other personal property.
at. on their on name
CAirceAND DEE UVD.
dent loan
addlll‘dgi, Wishington I.
along the mini and saw him about a ‘
d” $111:me
and besides ho-
a J. M Layton '8. Co.
iii .
Monarch Repair 9110?
f m"“°’\ufig‘§fm"m°
“ ”if
RE- OILING WEDT AVENUE.
Highway Cornmladioner Dunlop had
the mourn; 0! Walt. avenue started
this morning. The first coat did ex-
ccllcnt‘ service, and it is figured that
the one being applied now "will ke‘epv
the road in condition during the en-
‘ttre winter.
1847
Pluntbillh iiiid Steim
Dating
"01' WATEaEi‘EATIND.
DTOVED AND RANGES.
BLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
tfllOHMOND RANDEDf
Company
17 WALL oys’rtp, Itonwrtm
(INCORPORATED)
Real Estate
{Railroad ' Av‘el, "
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
Dailyiliihé our.
, For Freight Only"
on and after Tuesday, January if,
1906, Freight Propellers ill loavp
Pier 28, East River NowT'ork,
of Davis man. «i an. («sq-pt
Sunday). at tip. in. lzht rooel'vod
aNtNorwalhuptoianlnquntlr
Nor-walk upvro 3'! so p.‘ n.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annlnp J. Dmlfll. c. O. NOIOMIII.
Loon-or. V} LMI Mona.
Perfection
. _“
RAYziVO LAMPS
1.1/
AT THE USUALV LOW PRICE
WF. A. Mitchell
Cor. Wall and High Shoots,
Norwilk, Conn.
.LLI
31., . .
3W!
ShoeRep
as...” on scanners
has lids! is di‘ "
.l
“m .
Si’i’iyo
n ,
J .
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«‘uvao’sh “or.
11111st his o‘n soar-Vans;
i) I.“ t r' ‘1 ‘usr l
CrtyNahoaalBank
hour’s fiddling norm.
3% :
Mflhgmnm
.
Attendance oil, noun day and night.
Frederrdtii. G.“
ka .' V;:V1.TV.V:
hum do.
til 7 . M
Ollie. opus; ‘1‘:de “I; “11118 WOVhdI you
“‘00.
""‘ 701799-qu WNW”
lady ‘mfififlifir
I.
doctor. Ark hiroplniono Ayer’ anon-sleds.
on.
Gas and storm Fittln ,Gao Natures,VV "
- Mot-i chit
navs YOU 3er min 1+th or
“- sewer, today.
'isagu‘estot
I at Little Neck Long Island. Mrs. Ger.
‘ i so well that she is able to be up and
“ beds
'dce on the Benedict Farms bridge It
though the fever has ttvo ‘of thre
f by Captain Carl Wicle, who will prm
' arranged wl
"month.
‘ weather during the next few days.
Ill)
nicohol, no ottmuloo
orvo tonic, a strong
nation. 1&- we" “--
For Your Protetilion
We. cmpldy (ivory penetble 'method
for insuring accurate prescription
compounding.
Our label stands for purity of in-
gradients, standard potency, and onion
fie compounding.
. Try on meltent service when you
”need me lclnes
Our pylons are alw'a‘yri'jight.
THE BRIDGE l'HARMACY.
nos mailman-oh brash. "
m. CALL. 0414.
an 0mm ocuvma m. of Chum.
Vi!!! i! ,.
liliRWAli
John Bloom's residence at 41 Flrst
street is being connected with the
/
Mrs. John T. Howard, of Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. serum
Dido? of Van Mandi. street.
, Harry 8 Croslett, pf‘filast Norwnlk
as entered the Drew Theologica
urinary, Madison, New Jersey
Boy Gerard returned home to Essf
Norwalk, last night from a brief visit
nrd will remain there a few days long-
or.
, Miss Mary J. Shea, of Washingto:
street, who has returned from a ton
stay at the Stamford Hospital, is now
opt.
Jap Petty went to Bridgeport yes
terday, to take a position with Captain
Raymond. on the latter's sloop. They
arp at. work on the natural
The three married schooner Ruth
Robinson arrived in the harbor, Vyesi-
terday, loaded with pulp for the 81.
George Pulp and Paper Company, of
Nomi III.
P. H. Fielding would like to find the
automobile which sent a stone flying
throush one of the windows of his of.
few days ago.
Miss Bessie Naphey, of South Osv
born avénue, Who is ill of tvphoid too
r
' ton street bridge, there Will be quite
- town locating tomorrow night, ,101- one
growth '
young Iron, wont mm Non. ‘ w-
'4'
cw York “Natl al nabbed team
it? bytho Pittsburgs. lidrtln Unintend-
ed to go with them it possible, but
was trouble to probe filo mue-
meats.
The Bridgeport syndicate, which, as
was recently told in those cowgirl“
mm mm. 00mg" in
0 y 8031mm. bah.
tidns near the new ‘Chi rdh'
building. The syndicate is maklnx
preparations to build a co crete house.
find it is wider-"stud that t will proba-
bly follow this one with severalznrore.
Some 0111- started a report hnt Al-
bert Ayros' new 131on Helen is to be
launched nrxt Sunday. (the boat Mills
Ifafke hor initial dip Friday or arm--
pay. Mr. Ayi-es says ~‘ho does )1 Ibo-l
have in launching a boat on Sunday
unless it is necessary. and, as for Fri-
day,‘ he does 'ndt. codaldo'r it any more.
unlgcl y for the purpose than any oth-
er ny
Now that the government has order-
ed the flotilla away from the Watkins
:1 11113110 to find as suitable a spot lg.
mooring. This action on the part
the government may result in the long
talked of launch club at the
Farms bridge. Owing to the tenants
of the season nothing is expected to
develop this fall.
Don't forget to go to. the special
0f the m t important items of the' ct":
is the c sldcration for a new Wadi»,
ington street bridge to take the place
of the present tumble dowu ain‘rlr that
i hr a detriment to the growth of East
Norwalk. 1: is confidently pitedlcted
that there will be. a big representation!
from East Norwalk at the meeting.
At the request of the Rev. Cherries"
K Woodson, the pastor, a meeting of l
the men of the church was held last
evening. About twenty menvrespOnd-
ed. and Mr. W son unfolded his plau‘ i
1to form a.,loca| much at the Metho-
dist Brotherhood. The organization,
is an extensive one, and the prospects
are bright. N. Smith Ferguson was
chosen temporary president. The next
meeting will be chew on Thursday even-
ing of next
iiiiiiiill
Benjamin Broadway departed for
New York, this morning.
The chill of the. past few days had
no terrors for some bothers, \fismr.
dn‘! Quite a w Were in at Hickory
Bluff and otlro places.
Frank Avery has sold his house in
Forty second street, and Gehrge Meek-
l
ver, is believed to be doing nicely tar
eV
weeks yet to run
The entertainment committee of the
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Companw
will hold a conference this week wit ,i
Manager F‘redufleck. of Music Hall, in,
reference to the proposed benefit.
Tile knockabout “Trade Win" ha
been brought from 'I‘okeneke up to
point near the Benedict Farms bridge
deed to haul her” out. for the winter. 1‘;
The Youn Men's Association has
an entertainment bu2
than to secure the service of A1 Bakers,“3
a professional entertainer to appear
in East Norwalk the last part of the
The Iconditlon of the roadway of
Earle's Hill in East avenue, was con-
siderably improved, yesterday, by
th spreading of several loads of gravel
and dirt on it. The roadway had be-
come badly worn.
The Connecticut Company track
force is rebuilding the section of traclo
nor of Washington street, in Fort
street, today. It was found that the
ties were badly rotted.
E. E. Gorham expects to call the Re-
publicans of East Norwalk together
for the purpo‘so of forming the probos-
ed Republican Club, next. week. Thus
far nothing has been heard on' the sub ,
ject of a Democratic Club._ .
The closed cars wer put on the East
avenue and army Point: lines fer"
good. yesterday. and the open one will
not be seen again until next spring,
unless there is some unusually warnr
Reports from Bridgeport way indi40l'
onto that the wind was so light yester-
day thnt the local an arc] growth oy-
stermen could not go in their best
Work. although there wasobmpthlng do-
thug. Tho price recoTVeil started“ at
hflry cents per butlhol.
Edwina Merritt is greeting old
orwalk friends. Beyer-.111 months
11.1- Merritt went to the Witch-
bury billc'e of the S‘o'utli rn New Eng-
land Telephone complain, but is sub-
stitltlng this week 161- the c iof oper-
star at the South Norwntk o on.
East Norwalk baseball fans were
sore, yesterday afternoon. when the
news flashed her that the Pittsihurg
Pirates had beaten the New York
Giants. The local enthusiasts, howev-
er, are droning for the heat over the
aerles betwee
Chicago Cubs.
noon.
Arnold Penny amiftildbart Birdca-
the Giants and the
blob begins this after-
. wife, has bad a cottage at Swastika; I
between Van Zandt street and the cor. .
' walk.
‘ Cillldfde
Y . can no figured out the Guardsman bah?“ .
awn than
or and family llaVe moved in. Mr.
Meeker has also 1.11111 city water Install.
e.d
David harpnam the well known
singer, whose domestic troubles have
been aired in the neWspnpers tbrquglr-
divorce proceedings brought by; 1118‘
this summer.
The Bowaytioni harbor in now dd-
sorted, practice lly all 'of the Matsthav.
lug gone to the natural growth beds
off Bridgeport. No reports or the set
havo been received yer. t the truth
or yearns use new
11111 iii timid.
J. Davis and; family have moved odor
Allen‘s drug store in the Norton block
in Main stretrt.
Daniel Crow and family moved yes-
terday (roar Gracie r‘tre‘et, to New
York City for the winter.
Mrs Hanford Smith. of Main street,
Darion, was a guest. yesterday offhcr
sister, Mrs. James Craig, in South N01.
Mrs. Passe has sold her residence
on the post road and ‘wl‘th her fagily
moved yesterday to' VMGVrVrt' Clair,
Jersey.
Dr. Bartholomew White and family
who spent the summer at the Ball
Cottwge in Dolley avenue, moved-t
New York yesterday.
In
in Darien 811115111ka m (be?!
blterngB exungu sh are
a use was dongs
Stoves and turf
:poses are more rig the which agalr
'in Dnrien and Norotop, after- their VoV,n .V
:nual summer- vacations. ‘ ‘
her home in Barton from the Norwallt.
Hospital. where she wont: through on
operation for appendicitis very silo-V"
cessfnlly.
Politics will certainly niznlc in the
town between now and the finrly part
of next week. The? B bitcan town
caudil's has been callcd or next Mon-m
day night and the Democratic caucus
for the night following.
There are now only a few summer
residents left at. Tokenekw,most of
them having returned to New Yor
and elsewhere. Among those still a
the pretty shore resort are the Pope,
3113011, Smith. Talntdr and letters fam-
It is supposed that; the fire which
destroy
a and Thebddre Kristen. in
VLoBfi‘y avenue, 'en'rly B'dnd‘a‘y dnornlng,
warm. incendiary origin. Inn near.
stunted first.
Miss Irma Smith, d
. admit. “Hurrah, Jars.
"inkling .. ownum’a W.“ is
‘wlifiriiss‘rr VV
lVég‘he rices we ask for our Grocerl t
and a» new it “W“‘tt‘it‘tdfgd'...
gm; .1. “fifth . “I, , Hi: 12:33:53? scallions git-3V
‘l‘:
and!“
.- &”|“' '60 3"...“
." 'ert Smith and Percy}:
gatlonalV Church.
auggter 9
orm.andhfrsrv,do r, Alba,
married or :30 o'clock» , ‘ war“
mention. at in], in do, in
Mansfield avenue. lithe ceremony will
be $I-Vformedr 11ng
_. '0
It was to Xianus that tile” riding
Juniors went Sunday”e intimate. of
Pdft' Chester, an intro rteu. M
the Juniors trickled a tea
Wthe mom‘berl 01m
enodsh to‘ba their‘fdhh'e'rs,
came home to Darren with In oratory
final 8 to b inst- .Ehe%
“barium
of pronto at D on Ro-
”Wilmer. r. not
W . W
grday Superintendent. C.
and!“ in)
(o as lcmble in caucus in the Town.
guest of .bis boomer,
Farms now returned '0 the city
son Chester were
Brown's parents, Mr.
Weed. th‘ad any
ed between the West Its all th)
\vmnmi W ii
noon.
{or the local tea
was postponed till
Hamilton is icharfied with sellln'gl
(War at iris dwelll in
road, nedr
Cu‘neo‘of South Ndrvta
him.
to prosecute an d
the barns owned by F B. .5
lb’hon ‘ '
hitter ‘“
manta, sonic.
American “Hf:
VH1 “Wm
uproar ,. .
weigh-g;
H all!
it do liittin 011' to t
in Theodore Aurton'li block in
spoon 'if the rmgemonts can be
made. for a non unrters.’ Another
meeting will be held shortly.
parish is recelvh fibril}. Vcoitrteoun at.
militia or the): dirk anriu , ‘
W; W. a
91 plaint
'“Ee zil‘ilterm or in
313:2th u:ondur::=:hs§nch arlrlnrl
e In sure as been un-
ld‘dllod tram 'rnflrlla‘d can in on iron.
F of flip Village for pain clinic. Yan-
N. Wood-
ward, of the 8b are Line. cam“
go? Dorian, and h 11 a forest?
1‘.
cer.
eat.
in‘
can
ten
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Repyblican Caucus
The .on al Republican voters of the
Dorian, liairfleld County,
a're hereby warned and notified
I
wfr Iqlf'
Comr.,
Hall on the evening of Monday, Bep<
tembel'r 281b, at 8- o'clock, to nominate
candidates for the duress of the town
for the ensuing yon'r, and to rau-
sact Buch other business as may prop- ' '
erlyticorhe before said Ccaucus.
BITE;
Cholrnvsn ”it etudlilic‘ahc ’h'tih‘ii wWihlt-
1&ng Dateed sibfirleri Dina, V'l‘IVIVtVisday,‘
Will
' Carl Lindqutsim and Walter Duffy are \
spending the worm 111 Now [Bork city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiiilam G. Krleghoft
{rave gone to New Jersey for the win-
or
One thousand and nine dollars was ”
cleared at the reccut‘ fair of the U.
’i’. l ..‘B
An important meetings! the vortry
of Christ church will be held this
:Vevehing.
Elwood Botts will resume his stud-
ies at Columbia College, Brooklyn, on
October. lst.
. Mira .Sanrnel Elwood “ls ,onteitain-
ing her sister, Mrs. C ,‘Bushnéll, 0!
Racine, WIS. ;
W. S. Halt. who has been passing
the summer in town, has returned to
Brooklyn. N. Y.
.irtias Mildred Irma;- has retained
fromn viatt with tier bolster, hit-s diur-
ry Nichols, of Fail-116111.,
Charles re'triricliin Ra's been the
liaxiarllllnm
Chinchln the past week.
The report of. ithe {gown auditors
has been completed, and is new in
Wild.” of‘the print , .. _
“1%“ inst of the ‘ire air children .
at the home of Mrs. Leroy bleqkor, k
returned to the city,V Saturday.
Candidate Rev Mr. Ives, of New
York, occuldodithem‘dlplt of the Con-
Vgregation‘ttl. church, Sunday morpllri:
The Ladies' ‘Aid Sbhisty or. that1 M
E. church will 111th tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. E. .0. Simpso'n.
Mrs. Aaron'and daughter who have
been spending the sampler in the
Mr. and Mrs. crop 38116 i. and
he smog} rs.
rs.
slid
5i”
The last of 'a series bfx :dnlt-B p' a -
unday after-
in a 1i- tory
TE§ 921$
.The funeral of Listen" ‘
99 yéars, 2 months. who:
ourse- Wt
dietit, *wdsm
The journal of a coal car took VfiréV .
but to fishy i‘dcidti
any ”sort
aces for heating par.
Mrs Ernest Barthel has returned t ‘ m"
solar
iegmg
where its
’alleglh‘gl
by “waiting?“
busines
north of the Noam;
coats.
appeal, ‘an'd
om.-
afternoon. omflto'
at he maintained ,
nor wa
11th
Aitpr
more... “will.
111119:er “Dn'niel Bandit“.
next Satin-d
on the
Attorne
will defo
ridgeport
Smith
Attorney “HEB
slipw
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