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Thirty Years
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HAMBURG FAIR. :ringe f1om all pans of the state and
AHAMBURG Conn.. Sept. 24 .-—'I‘he' many who arrived in launches coming
annual Hamburg Fair which has been from 1111 and down the (‘0111111ctlcut
n' feature of this section tor many river. There were 11111111110111: exhibits
earspkattracied fully 1500 popie \es- of vegetables and the 1xhihit of live
rday. The attendance included pcr— Isimk was more inteisiiug than in for-
sons who éame by automobile and car I11111~1 years.
.._.—. b...__......-. H
LEGS LAMB ............................... .. 16c
FOREQUARTERS ............................ 10c
ROUND STEAK .............................. 14c
SIRLOIN ... ........................ .. ......... 16c
POTERHOUSE ............................... 18c
FRESlH SHOULDERS ......................... 12c
CHOPPED BEEF. 2 lbs ........................ 251:
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS ................. 206
J. W. DODGE,
' «32 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
m.” w- --.. - - HE- _.-.
Jeddo and Old Company 3 Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
1
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No .2 Nut $5.00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
' RAYMOND BROS.
Luther M. Wright
'lng moor or Int. loco
Fusi'lIme 1n Mouths—~Fall~
ing 0“ by Trolleys V
Returns of the New York, New lin-
veu and” Hartford llnilrosd Uoonpany
011 its steam lines, for trniilc during
the first three. weeks of the present
‘ISepIterpber indicate for the first time
in many m'ontbs a more 01 less definite
revival of business. The return show
a decided increase in freight and 11
decrease of passenger basis, as well
as in returns from that] and express
but the three lterns together show a
slight increase over September a year
ago, which was 11 month in the "pros
perity" period. During the tlrst quar
ter of the fiscal year. comprising July,
‘ August and 11 part of September there
has been a decrease of both passen-
ger and freight business, as compared
with last year, and also an unlocked
i’Or decrease or trolley receipts in.
view of the hot summer of 1908. when
1111 increase was looked for. The trol-
ley decrease is accounted for by the
fact that the funds of employee out at“
work became exhausted as the sum-
mer came on A considerable amount.
of the decrease in passenger receipts
upon the line during the summer can
be attributed to the transfer of former
railroad passenger business to auto-
mobiles, especially in New England
regions. which are summer resorts.
in the trolley business of the com-
pany, however, the result of rigid
economies haS' been that there has
been a considersblc increase in net
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island ai~
so, and on the steam lines similar eco-
nomies have also been very effective.
lNTERNATiONAII. PRESS CON-
GRESS. ‘
BERLIN. Sept.
24.~Emperor Wil-
liam today scnt 1111 acknowledgement
of the greetings of the international
Press Congress, 11on in session here,
in which he said: “i hope you all will
enjoy yotnselves in my capital, and i
expect you to place the new ties you
tons on this occasion at the service
or the great 1i1iliziug mission of the
international P1 ess
TUBERCULOSIS EXPOSITION.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.——E.’1ch day
the public interest in the World's Ex-
the New National Museum in this city,
is growing in popular-"v. Today' s pro-
gram included Massachusetts pathol-
ogic demonstrations nud Rhoda island
state demonstrations.
STEAMER MAJESTIC IN A GALE.
Plymouth. Sept. 24.——'l"h.e steomor
. Majestic arrived here from New York
early this morning. twelve hours late
She experienced a terrific gale that.
lasted three days. The mountainous
seas reached the vessel's bridge and
it was found necessary to reduce speed
to seven knots an hour.
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evonv LMYis‘gngNa can»:
it "1mm “'01“
o'to‘llohfi gimp] tagging ' p
in your duo-Inc abut-hog“
room it:- moo would afford you
111% HIE-“$1311“ or oomioit.‘ I l
w s not. fiasco.
plumber- on It: you ""
.. '«1 IUILDER or AND DEALER 1N
’arriag'es, Wagons, Bicycles and.
' Horse Goods
and Sign Lettering
11nd Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPHONE connscrtoN.
The Place to Get It Is at
TheB HershfleldSSonCo s V'.
122 wIAjrgn ordssr.
' leak and Salt House
111' 33 South Main Street, South Namath.
v
Wards and Dream.»
mover any March so out one seooon to anoth-
or u ”in M“ ii "Rum new Como ondmonl‘luood.
SalemBothStom
Clearance Side.- of Ladies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts,
ohooiol. honest m“
HORACE R. NASH.
cannon :1 1111111 nun woos-1m
, 4 L id;- ' ‘I‘ ' ’1 "
Decorator
TeLASZ. ' :Eost Norwoik
humm‘
Returns 'Sholi} in 111M lolllhlI
earnings; not only 1111 Connecticut, but .
position on Tuberculosis assembled at .
ctl‘y‘oompdnt...‘
onvuu walnut outrun.
WASHINGTON. 'SGDt. 24.—~0rvllle'
Wiight who is at the Fort Myer Hos-
pital. recoveringviroxn the injuries he
sustained when his aeroplane was
wrecked, passed it fairly coiufortpblo
night nhd woo better todoy,
fillilllllllfi 1115111 Stealth
3:... 1111111“
H AND WN- RODFI.II.
an on steam Fitting, Goo Fixtures,
RICHMOND ouuooor
The Jones Grllotcltlnss
1"“
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
d. M. Layton 1&1 Co.
(monument-p) 1
Real Estate
1
1.
J
' ’5 'Rdl'lroé'd Rye, '
NORWALK. CONN.
Daily Line toN. Y
F orroerghr Only.
1901.0nhgei‘gp1 WWW' alto." '
Plot 28,1311”. River. on Ignition
ginnbover onset). or ry day. (amt
day), at d 13.11;. t .
It Norwolk up {one . 7
Norwalk up to mo p. “I.“ fi '
Noemi: Steamboat tin
tin-111111 J.- 01111111. #1913th
L000“. Iondnl Mont.
w
P erfedtlon
m ,g,
Heaters
RAYO LAurs
AT The USUAL Low 1311101:
50.
'1.
Who-fr
F A Mitchell
Gor. Wilmndiuklh SM
YOUR 11..
Shoe Repairing
11' nor norm or 191mm
uncooo 110111: or no. .
Monarch Repa'n Shop,
1 , mimuono or. .1!“
moon 1ch oo shawl-it
CityNahonalBank
were mop/1.11.11, conic.
WTWE HANK?”
3.11.1: air.
ovum" norm I
WRW‘W
Elam“ #1 3”me my“.
i
“WORM“ “m"-
to all. on tllblr 1191159119111 furniture.
lanes and other pot-Iona! prom.
111m removal. on their on name
rims lulu-oer:
, 10AM. MIID III lit.
111W Loon gonorrhea.
newsrooms!»
515-517 11111181.. sanded. 3-
Advanced
Attendance on both- day no 1113111.
Frederick H. Gaming,
synonyms.
mil-oi risen to -mm
$9,"
low: you G'EEN" 'o 11 their on
, New York state.
1 loss thou we ash is ”will till
"1:11:
- 1.,11
’u‘r Yhul' Protection
We employ every pos‘ible method
for insuring .uourste unmet-lotion
compounding.
r lobe do (or purity of in-
grad ants. [SEN potency. and scien-
tine camped
Try our «collect service when my
' ”heed medial hes
Qur priest Kite always right
THE E ACY.
291: minimum oil-nan.
TEL- cAt-l» Mir-.2.
A" 9M1- new-.111 E199. affili'm
Howard Boned
studies lit a theological seminary lp
ct has taken up his
N
Henry Gorhom has :- timed bis tor-
mer position with his rother, E. E.
Gorhsm. I
A son was born, last night, to Mr.
and Mrs. Albert J. Stumpf, of 49 Gres-
ory Boulevard.
Captain William AI Raymond is I!"
log thxough a siege '0! the grip at his
home 11 Delta Place.
Nathan Edeson, of the Washington
street bridge, left today for New York
to spend a few days.
The St. James Circle is holding
all do sewin meeting, today, wth
Mrs. ..N Ta‘y or of 69 Cove avenue.
, Word 11:11: reached here of the Mfg!
of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George
Bell at Passalc, New Jersey, last
week.
Mrs. John Hedman. of Winfield
street, has returned home from 11 visits3
with her daughter in Springfield.
Massachusetts.
are beginning to take on a fall appear-
ance. The leaves are failing fast, on
if that bod been a frost.
Two houses at 188 and 190 East
avenue owned by Frederick 11.11015.
an, are undergoing fail repairs among
- the changes being a new cost of
5,
point.
There is an open space in front of
the buildings on the Benedict Farms
bridge that is liable to cause trouble;
most any time. The space is iar
enough for people tos tep through
ed in New Yoxk. but has given up 3
position on account of his studies.
The regular weekly prayer services
will be held at both the Advent Chris-
tian church in Van (it street, and
the East Avenue Met odlot church.
this evening with the pastors presid-
ing in each case.
The canons of the Republicans of
the first and third votmg districts 0!
the town will be held tonight at the
town' assembly hall. in Well street.
Norwalk Candidates for town oflces
will be nominated at. this time.
A. F. Hefner has made arrange-
ments with Charles H. Aid 01-119. to
cover his .lllmshh‘mtonrt at 1: block
with asbestos sh ngles. believ-
ed that this will be the first not Nor:
walk building to be this covered.
The new Canevarl building at the
intersection of Washington street and
Bossiew avenue is now practically en-
closed, thouh the root has not yet
been pm on. ei‘he buildihg will, be come
plated before cold weather sets in.
. worn-lat Parish lodies’ lawn unrty.
Friday alteration oudv venlpg. grounds
of Mrs. S. A.Y dongs, st avenue.
Mr. our! Mrs. William H. Doland. Nov:
Osborn avenue. ielt' today for
York where they will spend the re-
- malnder or the week. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Devlin. of New York, who have
been their guests. returned yesterday.
Mrs. William nose, at Cove street,
states that- many articles of clothing
w'er not stolen from her yard, last
week, as reported. The thieves, 111‘»
stead of taking a whole line full 0
clothes only took away a few pieces.
Friends learn from William Denni-
son, who recently 'w'e'nt from East Nor.
well: to Los Angelou, California, that
he has left that clty' and gone 1111111111-
1 d, to a s aller- to'wn Mr. an-
$33. is unders In to be working in
the meet business.'
Edword Schoonover‘g lunlpouk
term is on productive at garden true;
as the hen ot fable was outfield. ins. ay-
ldfill 9 a critter.
nfiiogphover 15:: 11113: a. big oneness
Last evening he returned to town with
a whole wpgon load 0: vegetables.
Benjamin Cellos father sailed on
september 5th from South
for our.
tern mouth.
herlco.
expects to be on e wo-
and w. Cello Six. who vls
The hoes soc M
represent» the-hot roéw
the my uu'ket 9°
the expense oi nadir. .
Jon. ctr. Odom
“toxin .53."..1...” _
13mg; . ...............'~M1
9» Dolloiouo cm. for Ono/Wk
“only; bur-19o grotto {or ........
‘ .
112:3: loselovsky
G: W.
MW'WW‘
ovum or. mum
Trees about East Norwalk already to
Harry s. Crossett .who recently an '
loved the Drew Theologiczu Seminary, .
in Madison. New Jersey was emplo - .
Soldier” Mrs. John Reid .
t Miss Ellie Carroll, Alglulltml Steinm-
within 119111
limit, or q is emplkoyd in
e '
i
More.
I head do m or four
" (hiltb‘ ‘Amerl‘c'it
"lihEii'I' with a. ton 1'1
The ouxlli ry of tho Social
b will (In, Wilyt
film”? “59“"
:11 lfhrepof‘tod” around most (‘fifi‘lk'l
at ereooImoyo lion 0
turn John Cole out 9 Rte 506 9! tot),
der of the Washington street bridge.
According to 1 report it ll plopped
to get c ndi see for selectne to
promise tltot' hey wt! 1 turn. Oslo
The reports from '81s local mayor.
men, at walk on the Bridgeport not-
ursl grovz'thI beds are nit): particularly
1111mm" One is noon sited
here 'ygtg‘day thotqthe biggest
or the week by any one boat 011 thus
job was 61 bushels. The seed is
spread rather thinly.
it is hoped] byt wrmumotm tile
uhinuton “mom“ that the on-
proached will be cleaned off. at least,
before low and while the new struc~
ture is 0.113 planned.“ Much of the
roadway“ 011th 1111ch hit
the unsightly rubbish.
D
. lift
An elb hereto program to i
had for be harder i‘ostivulbolt
vation Army Barracks on the Wash-an
ington street bridge. Saturday night
will be “Bringing in the Sheaves.”
Sunday “Harvest Home.’ Minimal
sale, and Tuesdey evading o copper}
to which everybody will be welcome.
The friends of James L. Hoyt of
East. Norwaik, who has announced
himself a candidate for the Office of
oéKectman. are parsnip active on
gn for him and the lo ore from tn 5
end of the town promise to out quite
a figure in tonight’s bhttlev rPointed
Hots hearth Mr. Hoyts home have
en distribute .
East No1waik came 110ny to the
front, lost night 1011. o big Kiel 111111110
of citizens and taxpayers to has st in
the mOvement to bring about a new
Washington street bridge. Politico
we1e completely laid aside and mem-
bers of all portion 111de as a, unit for
the com 11 r d o t111‘-
gument, “112“ in sht‘,‘ lh'fiu' 9-
meeting was fully in accord with the
'project.
The Bridgeport M Estate invest-
ment Company is all“ h g con-
.strnctlon work in ile'orywt Bou evard.
in gang of men has been 11101;}; all
11",cek getting ready to 1.111111 the first
' f the twenty-three concrete hlook
houses that have been planned 'l‘h'c
plant for the construction of tho1
lblocks will be built immedioteiy. A
.piie or lumber has also been carried
to the spot.
wDan’t let the baby utter
you. sores or any ltcbalp 3: (15'3th in'.’B
.Doan's Ointment sheep fusiont‘ re lot
icures quickly. Perfectly safe for
Ichildre'n. All drumst- out it. .
lilllllll
Robert inland and family. who have
been spending tbooummcr at Token-
eke. have returned to New York.
The Reliance Social Ci: 1b will hold
,its first meeting of the season. Moti-
day. September 28.114 3 p. ml, at its
Ipurlors. Bownytun avenue.
After the cars of the (291111: tote:
’Compan cease going ound
lPolnt t a short car ich leaves
South Norwnlk at it: Oil p.10. solos
as far as the Rowayton switch, will go
as for as the White Bridge for the
beneilt. of those living 1m the west
side at the river and Raymond street;
This will be a great accommodation.
especially in stormy weather. and So:
perintendent Knitwaooer’s eiforts to
please the mums of the road are
thoroughly appreciated.
MRWW
Mrs. magma? l1l.rta§?§'gu&1 tygwflfi
Brush.”
and Mrs. Andrew J. Buttery, 62 Da-
rien.
. Radioman St. Joint who! “11:92::
heme; “iron 1111‘
p
Springfield,
Hols 1:111)th
uilday ‘eveb 11g.
sum and Mrs. Frederick (3“th
and family, who spent the summer infill»
spend the winter.
Darie'n post-office addr‘éssh'd
int and Frank Burtin.
Taylor. and [Frank hsen' Artist to
York Tuesday nigh "fter a load of fur-
niture, owned by Theodore Daveuml't
which they brought up to Dylan from
a. storage house in the verity.
F: d vessel “mley's
1111111591,. ha'vin 33:55? a with
moi-i ht thumb which 3.1.1.11 utibiood
when “8811 y. no no 1!
the bone scraped by Dru. oxen. of Da-
rien, and Robinson. of the Fltch' s Sol-q
diers' Home. Severol weeks ago, Mr.
Stevens bai the thumb scratched bye
0! beef. 1 4
William H Willmott. Jr.. son of Jun-
in honor of 111an pilou'm
it Bills? 11: a it";
‘ I . . ’35:“:
Rev. Kenndlh Emails is" it
friends in Boston.
timid
111m Katie Sullivan and
Borzoi“
here
”.1
ed their widows 111539;?
in a lit! seas
fog lol'l'r h light-ope
A' .511 of hater Allah. of
cident'ally out his rattler ””1le
rounder o'te what. was 111:1. cashiers»:
i. «any. tohnntni'o Engels. i
11111111. .
‘quést, an
1 the library internally and
There are unsuited for, letting" at 1111 . f ,
E. Elton, '
R. H. Gillette, tore an for A d . .
W llfigw
bone while he won carrying 'ii section I
£1?le fulfilment visitod tripods M
11 Mrs. F. 11. hearers has elos- '
Mr an earlier *
1h Broom rumour.
'1: ”11:11am
to. one
to 01111., il‘m
1115' olefin 111W
a
boom of resist ' «new:
in in: town hull on 3t nail-day to"
211a 1119‘ but notion 1‘ 1
mild entailitililog for the trgcbioc wgl
have to be made voters.
Frock Round: of so 11.1
coqf a stand
yes a pllr‘
011115;?w {her theta r-hoat troglyc'
erine. No monument who moched but.
my new
Cehductor Dolor: received a sovo'i'o
cut on. on Monday: when ho
was thrown against a car 111 ow by a
suad'den lurch at his car. The
751?:th
(11‘1sl;
load“ 1;: ban:- ‘and cm
V 0. anhboyote will
WI“ in t ‘illl'i.
the1 him. be our
t M. in: and
adage of IIIIJTp’eIIrlniene
l' l . in ’1 ‘l .
61111110111111.1111 out who’ll; "
soup. but he was min in tho .
band y 1! lion hook carried by 11 care-
less passenger on Monday. Dr flowers
can out the hook Iond the trollcyman is
filming "A mix ty cm band. The book
'wns Ihasty 1111 made a dangerous :
woun .
The pavilion lt Compo Beacch has ,
been clooqd for ho scum and W. H.
Petrie, the caterer. will fine on;
orgies to his place in own. ‘1
crowds ll. ye visited the beach this oce-
sltil. 0511.110? nanometre has not.
11111:: in prose: is: 59119111: 111119 1
times is regarded est l've cause
The con nuoua snooeoolo notice
5 1ij tl'Il'e tooth is the‘ “:3on
10111 to esthblinh o town‘ abort
oh you! have b so 9 od c—
Natl as the police c‘oil’rt'o 'gl‘ th'laggltit'ls.
The statutes provide Eter- their courts,
to be estohiished, by act q: the legisla—
ture. by 'Wl'rloh hodyAho 111111.11 up-
epoi ted. Undc1 his his t e town
'11 receive-11‘ arger- ace 9 udder
the town justice “prom. The plan will ,
meet. with south Winn
Al Tovey B..E. ulkley 11 nd a.
thrilling 12111338113912?" at or , ight.
when they Went it x “a crab in:
bi (limbo. They W3 basket “myths
till it
llggle he‘l'hés' the do a liglgefi Wm.
fishing lantern Bplkley put the chim-
ney in his p_' at. to 91’9me its break-
ing and prom tly sat down on it in
crossing the first fence I e ushering».
got lost in the fields a war“! '
moround 101' an hour, 1‘}! -
at?” rapt. wherp
is 110111111
and went out. of sllght.
crabs 8.1 ”do
ing theégln- theido LIW
'crobshtéoatured him and wheuohe
all“ ”H and 0‘ (
'pir’ts ofyl'lld “110%. They
homes; 3': my”; vicis-
situdes o [r to as We the
“In
on an after is in ablation
all lilo adie'w Wligl‘l' grins eight!
eni‘f‘ii‘l
o
5'“
at 'l‘-
the
got left.
NEW HAYN t. 24 .—The an-
nual canon 11 theg cl‘il'fliill of Yale
University. John C. ll11b. show: an
increase of 1.3111111111119111: the year
of 363118.91 1111111111.. e111,351: were 1:
4.
9333115511121: E l
vers
tnl mun hey, “(YWQM
it and Depa met niries in now
y of mallet 450, 000 are in
about 600, 000.
the Univ rolty- my. .The increas-
ed facllit es of in University hibrapy
have resulted in a much in some or
of the, r at
library 113?: Amonbillalg‘ '09. “'905‘ 111' _
dying on Muuvidcbmo obfiit 32.;
000.14lbluyyoxpopsesiasi
1'1 1 crease of neary 0,31%
m" matte 5" missions" y'esr, ilhé‘l org]
the cost removal into the NewIH- 1 I .
brarphudiuo. ~ 1.,H,1-‘
1m wronged: noes. .
DOU Selsioor ohlflnxdept.’ 24.—
‘lil‘ho a, _
Mansfield avenue; Darien, left WI! 'hgéhrw
for Washington. D. 0.. where they will I".
Now monument»; .
NEW were, sent: “Mus cit .
GREENE .
or 01196,,
doomed 111 0
11111111 1101 proceeded
tics and Mrs. Will t. hgcame so hen-w i
edi 1‘ i N .1011 8 layer 11111. Severe wholes
Mr:2 Wllllingx's “£9"; 9 122:.” Now'york' ed canidol one dog thewl'lobk.
. young lady om couple are
now visiting the growth“ “1)::
«9 cool}
“Gilliis‘iiilliinli e11 L
The repairs to the King “Iii Hl‘hlt'dy
Norwalk Chronicler