. }_
csblin illst
flail" .
‘Cocllcooo HIyiatiliei-s will hold a
regular meeting tomorrow night.
we
Mr. Md Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald
have de 't'rin‘a their w mg;
louna A iii kceplhg house
Slimmer street. .
W "3
L-Bohblli'shm. donnrnlly Av ilr ‘;
Mr. and Mrs Edward .1. Sims or
High street, Norwsik, are to return
this week from Lake Woolworth.
New liamoeiliye. J
W.
Mike MIriqti lice hIlessued invita-
tions for a bridge party. which site will
the It! ital-"willie in Fall‘flr‘d avenue,
Thursday afternoon.
W
Niel lldna Ballast. of Brooklyn N
v3, who has been the guest at Miss
Allclb Brads. at hows litreet. for two
who“ ”Milled to her home today.
{Want—I—
Hr. knit Mrs. J. W. Young, of 7
ChOIltIIilt Itl‘oet Will Norwaik. have
been entertaining lira. J. K. Middle
ton Ilild Mrs. ii. float and son of
Brooklyn.
fir. and hire. Thomas ll. Powell and
soil. at Booth min I . have re-
t dined from a trip t rough Canada
ilifiii other place. of interest in the
tilted States. ,
”Dr. Mallory.” dentist, 16 South
Main-intro”. :Mfl ”drink, has re-
soiled appointments. M
Massachu-
Lucius Snow. .9: as Is,
satin. is spending“ a“ ti ays to town
oibacineu. lekm he will be
silt r.” |':n slrs. Winnela
bid... Sign
00 Ills
in Inward”.
County
Mpbil ignition: to
lie and Airs Mes spent two weeks
It crimp sterner. Mile maticapaiinii-
his. New Hmpfll‘a.
\
its. 00M?-
Riith hhve (1W
norm trip the
lllidson. tabs“ ,to its
burgh. Naw York, where lea Ruth Il-
tallied school at D'Jourviile Seminary
.M‘.
Chris rVasr Wing. 01' the ore:
ory Boulevard, aipects to spend Labor
Day in New Y k city. 1'qu the
sights. Mr. van Oouv'eflng comes
from Kenosha, Wisconsin, and has
never been tn the eastern metropolis.
Lunatic——
~Bclicol anaconda-satiric. thicken
.———_—.~—¢¢
Alli-ed Colo, or New York. has been '
retained by the amusement or Roton
Point to sing at the hotel. and he is
certainly melting good. ass 1‘
very good voice and knows how louse
it. which is llroie than can be said or
it good many singers
~ - .41....—
I-he last tireiVorks display of the
season was given by the Connecticut
Company at Roton Point. last night,
aid drew I pretty fair crowd Thole
w'ere seven or eight set pieces and a .
number of bombs. Tile reasim “sign-
ed for there being a comparatively
small allegiance was the chilly and y
disagrees!) weather.
Work is now progressing very rapid-
ly ~on the new Coieharn and Lauder
building, in Wall street, and this
morning new new timbers were put
in place. While putting one of the
heaviest olilbcln in place a man was
sitting in the. Itreét. b-rI'clng himself
against t car-mack: With the wlmle‘
weight at 'lieewy timber/on a rope
around hill waist
'-~~ «no—
~'—School shoes. Conneaily & Bracken
The v ‘ t of tits -oi‘d 'Beiie
island House gave a dance for their
benefit last night at Roton Point in
the mm.me1Mt was under
die to Karl ch cson, or
Rhesus rains and e score the" pn-
viililltflll ”pam' m. Milli!
a very "pretty “nasal in; large number
nonu e “an Lma Na -
film's wzifiddln P M3 ll! hit:-
men's orchestral mliili l"ltlf‘ennlsic
aild’i solid tints m
r
A. J
The It rfl‘o - tsctoriafic Our line oom-
priest II the In null heI. the moat inexpen-
Ilve its in can led, good It oilii out can a great many
trilv s It. and low to? ‘1ng Hill who” to the line-st bed that ll
made. We have so it Irgains a beds that will interest the closest buyer.
White Enamel Beds, - '8 m to 81MB
15er - 312.00 to 850200
J ngeflm
12 it! North lists Street.
"31‘0“ more A mm...
1‘0.
“1! Wm.
' South Notwslk. Celina
K ‘l lliiiii
mentioned“ treat Pint Pale.)
' the new concept gives Mr. Winchester
In opportunity to Incinuplian what he
has tang desired, that is. elect a board
or electrical coinmilsioners who will
be oonticnted, to suit illeuiselves in his
reflected glory. The Italeluent that
‘ din leaking the [Killian oi‘ superinten-
': dent is In old, old story. lndustriously
circulated by Air. Winchester when he
mat board that the common council, or
f'lv'rbi'ch ’1 way then I nit-miter. were
' tihoiit to appoint lie to the position.
, i never took the trouble to contradict.
the «on.» musty. but 1 wlah to
illice mitten «ice that under no
dimli'ustlhhu lioiiid l Ibce‘pt the po
Iltlon. I dyimrl. II 1 here would“!
‘tbld sir. Wishes-isms the presence
or tile Other'nttimbcrs of the board.
dint my ambition runs higher than to
, lie superintendent or it little marry.
Bookkeepen. Stenogrnpher and
Typewritiét '
MBusmess College
MONDAY. AUGUST 301‘H
Collins Open Daily for
South Not-walk
Stamford,
Enrollment of Students
Port Chester
The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
YARD TEL. “.2.
LuiitberandiiiillWorktor Everything
IILL TIL- “~8-
ironi a Piggery to a Palace
We would cal II
made in two Ilfl MW
last metal and aurora-ornamental
“chili: is womwmm
r attention to ur m
llr. the most durable at modern wonder viticul-
Gillan.
'kimln New for rcI'fI and also tor
Mummy-Ml last I "Mina.
N. l.—-Diirlng bummer months we will close Octal“- W! at
5‘ WALL ITRII‘I'.
et-"r-‘J-Aa'inww w a *3“? “W
Everyflting in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONI “I.
NORWALK.
Crown
sear cuos‘rori.
$1. 50‘ ‘and
Prince
3 ova
2.00
“THE STANMRD OF QUALITY"
so WAIHINGTON driller
Mr. and Mrs. lil. M. Toiles, of South
Main J street,“ J haverrelurusd'kome from
a trip through Massachusetts.
Miss Louise Nesry. of [awe street.
returned hone today, after a Hank's.
.visit with liei' stint, in Blitlgeport.
W—
Professor‘ Edviiird F. Hands ot-
Crocs dlieet, Norwalk, is entertaining
Professor Louis B. Wane, of New
York.
The regular 'wéekly hdp'was held
last night at the Norwalk Yacht Club,
Spoidel's orchestra lurnishing the
music.
Mr. and Mrs. Aleutian!- Smith. of
erwin street, have been e tertainluit
r and)“ re. J. Frttnklyn 'nnor. or
Brooklyn.
Jun-u—t—‘o-ti—d—
Lester link, of Norwsik. their so
aired a new Mlt‘chail touring car from
‘thl' Reynolds Garage. Company, or
' J 'sttport.
“.1“ l l
Iii-lilivyyw. ti .. ’
“31.3
' , a' wedllon.
‘ "ilicin with theyqumd‘
, or the “lineal!”
W
Contain at ollcc illeanl a and
rally, of Miriam direct. We gone
'iruidbilll lind Waterbury to- enjoy
—'e-‘-.—L-I-—y.‘—
A young 'ntnn in I’rcal clinic oilice
: in south Haunts. siren young slot-1r
intone or the leading clothing stores
Weill. to Hilton Point ‘1‘“ night to the'
‘3 Belle island autos seal while theyl
,. were “tiring through the move one
radially “I‘ll“. "have take
, “of
“album." "You “all" by N.” said the
‘ hither.
come in too"
"Bot yet h‘ '1 do. if Wu
80 their flower to the
ion hiooh sail in the ob unit air
the clothes that unture provided
titl the surf
‘ tl‘is one Iure thing by did 11011:
tIyJ iii lag M llb‘illllvfilng wr'
land “beat it"d
get warmed ummzrllw
FLYNN l8. RYAN
IOUTH NORWALK
Cockenoc Tribe. l. o. R. 11.,le“
hold a meeting Friday night.
is spending the day in Ridgetleid.
W
A.J.A
meeting will be held Labor Day night.
son born yesterday.
New Haven and Hartford railrdad will
take citest‘Octobor 3.
Mr. nnd Mrs.
r. and Mrs. Thcm',
a m fitYs in Not
M
Miss Gertrude Coleman. at Hill
at: Iet. flouth Norwalk
trig in ossin‘ink. N’elv tor.
w
Gaiboaa baIbcr- inthls shop.
‘5...“
ins Ruth Bullock: at New York,
ghost 0%!” aunt. Mrs. lists
Willard». or
none it ”11118 iiml tumor. at its
returned front a trio
i hilt llamsah ire.
#1:?» nest meeting of the Tubercu-
msary Whist Club will be
was Elsie Frlcdlaadcr. in
winners on Friday diorama. Time
car twat walleyla drunlora.
1
Mrs. Edward Holmes. of Norwnlké
. inc. or Madison street
has recovered from a recent illness. ‘
The next City of Norwalk council,
Ilr. avid ”.1!ch Howard of
Elmcresl Terrace, are the paleuts of ii
The tail time-table at the New York.
lsiiac Buttery, or
Patchog'ite. Long island are stopping
- at the moi-walk liotei.
l4 8 Osborn. up.
lliv'crhea‘ii, Long is and. are spendinll
been visit-
William Hm. the Wall street bar-i
her. line «cured the sonvlaes of Joe
Iii-lag to on should take the 2: 84‘ ,
power Itntkll.‘tlivréby wounding deepa
jly fir. Wisconsin’s deilcste sllsceptl-y
"in “valuing a “ralltlln core" in
th‘m. "Ali-rage Citizen" ‘or the
when be is pleased” and so long as
our genial friend. the general super
intendsct, could do last as be pleased.
everything was very harmonious
Judging by the frantic animals amen:
ating lrom the vicinity of our munici-
iial plant, Mr. Winchester is very dc-
IirouI of peace and harmony wltlllll
’ the plant.
Now. as to my attelnnls to blackish
meat of lamb l0. -1 with to any that
Very materially to
cannibal! therein.
1 also
legal prool of every iteln in that com
henchmen on the council
willing to drop "the Batter charges.
Tliilt VII the little for the investiga-
l0.)
ankle w'di delimit. inc lilo council
acting Is judges. sustained the oblec
tions. They well knew that Mr, Win-
. bonding. the precocious at which nev-
Norwalk's oillcial family.
"possibly slanderous statements.”
{or Mr. WincheIter to make.
-l trust that Mr. “Average Cliisen'
. ward statement of the tlnanciai condi-
a chapter from one of Laura Jean Lib
hey' a novels.
Now, I word of advice to Mr. "Aver-
axe Gillan":
from under cover.
t
'elfect 01' your communications.
liaise, and my remarks about Mr. Win-
collid keep him cornered long enough
“"1“! " (i) Mend writs- lor pub
.‘
3 is hr below tits! or the ”tirerage citi-
sen'."
discharge.
1
,i
J'lbllt
“Resolved. ‘l‘lidt’ the canton of
Mr. A. ll. Winchester. as general
Vellum-Wt“ ‘ J City 0!
Sfuth Norwal‘k Electric Works, be
it span
«to
incompeteacy and repented neg
illilltied; Antony creating a dlscori(
memorial of lhc‘plant. let me
did my!“ that "The devil is not
Mr. Winchcatnr's character, “Average
Citizen" undoubtedly read my state-
ment in The Sentinel of March
sulwlfi'a'btucaythatiniaka
no apologies lot this state
ment. nor do i retract any part of it.
bill It the proper time i expect to add
the information
wish to
lists that l have ample. positive and
mastication. as in wall known to Mr.
Wildh‘liller. which explains why his
Will? 80
ties that Mr. Winchester has been
pleading so piteoualy tar. but instead
of refuting these “yiie rudders", his
l‘l‘ '01)th evory time his
chester's conduct would not bear a
very close scrutiny. as they found out
r Wheat their "star climber"
err leaked out, they evidently being at
the same mind as “Average Citizen."
“as to the need of harmony in South
Should Mr. Winchester care to carry
this to the courts, as he intimated in
his somewhat veiled allusion to my
1
shall be only too pica'sed to accom-
modate him. and am prepared to back
up with every dollar l“posseea, any
3 statement that i may make. which
would be a rather expensive statement
will not alarm hlmsclt unnecessarily
‘sh to the condition or the. plant. be
cause the plant newer was inn more
. ediclcnt condition that at its present-
tlmc. as the report for the year 1908.
(now in the hands of the printer, will
show. I might add that this is the ilrst‘
honest report ever issued by this
board. being it plain Ind straighten-
lion or the plant, which never occurred
3 before, our other reports reading like
The next time you wish to throw
stones, throw than in the open. not.
Come out like a
man and sign your own name and, be-
lieve me. you will be surprised It the
Any
min with tlic‘ doctrine of iris coavic-‘
lions does nobilsudto hide his identity
under Ionic assumed name. Anything
1 have to say will be over my own.
che'ster would hkve been “made to his'
lice. " except tor the hot that ‘l 'iievcr
'1‘IlI9 hope that the next unto my
I‘Lllfitloii. he will not insult. the «intel-
.ligance of our clttliins by assuming
3 to inesk for them. as. Judging by the
mount ct space he required no "liar
fluently nothing; his mental capacity
it is quite true that 1 introduced a«
3 resolution calling toi- Mr. Winchestcr' s
P will upset the rennin»
lion. word for word: it speaks for It-
M .mpordm 1::tigil. ' M
' son the new leaf of the calendar and
r
r
A
v
the in order to placellnc on record an
cumbency, as i do not care to be icon
Mill lilili Elill
:weiooine to that popular hivaive..the
duties Ind destroy the elliciencv at _ '
til'e plant."
This resolution was iatiltxiiiosd by 3
being opposed to Mr. Winchester’s lnr
i
titled with any or lilti "comic open'.
business methods or engineering '
Thanking you for your courtesy. 1
remain.
Yours very truly,
THOMAS HICIIARDHON,
wrv—w —-
i
Willi
Season tor the TSliWilciit
Opens Twisy' in All at live
“Swell"CIin .Cain
nth—~—
Nilw YORK, Bent. 1.-New York
ban vii-ants wiii'today gatherJIt their;
favorite restaurants and give u hearty
:3
4
1
oyster, which opened the season of
1909-10 today. All over the city
the little performer will do his‘l'uJ
nious Iiioot-the-chutes act, with the
throats of his admirers as the clllltell.‘
Although there nrc‘no glaring postv
err on dead walls to ”announce the
"grand opening" of the oyster sen-_
the signs of the restaurants proclaim
it. The tradition of the relation be-
tween the “r" in the spelling of a
month and the edible quality of tlilll
sea food still has its believers. in-
deed, New York's oyster dealers count
September 1 as the beginning or their
year's business, and tor the last week
they have been getting their ship
inents under way (or points as llll‘
oil as San Francisco.
The demand for oysters since May
1 has been small. and confined at
most entirely to this city. The re-
mainder of the country. according
to lhe‘iieali-ls. is more strongly con-
winced that the "i "and the oyster are
nilinitlcs .
From the seed grounds on .Ccnneo
ticut and Rhode island down to the
tattooing beds on Rockswny and in
Prince's tiny and Newark Bay oyster
growers have been working for
months in preparation for today.
when they tear their innocent charges"
from the cool, salty depths and in-
troduce them to n cruel but apprecia-
tive public.
The boats lnden with oysters were
coming in this morning and int night,
carrying as many as they could. As
last as they landed. the dealers were
waiting with wagons to get a load,
but .many were disappointed. All
along the water trout tracks loaded
with baskets of oysters made nearly
all the lrnlllc.
The oyster dealers say they expect
a good season this year, as the sale or
the bivalves was never briIker It the
beginning, and not a man in the busi-
ness could till the orders he had on
his books.
iiililll initial
llillll utiuliil
NEW ORLEANS. Sept: i.-—Louis
.Raynaud, the inventor of an airship
which was to have been given its in-
‘itial'illglit on Sunday. was killed last
night when the carriage in which he
was returning home from a day‘s work
on the aeroplane. was struck by I New
OrleInI c ill-eat Northern passenger
train at Gentllly road and Bruxelles
street'here.
lite invention but been kept a no
cret until a short time ago. Since
then it had been the object at much
interest and great things ware expect-
ed at it. The machine is one or the
biplane order. dlilering from the
Wright brothers. aeroplane only in
that. it has a long tail which, it is,
claimed would make it more steady.
It. Was 'to have carried two or three
passenger‘s.
Eugene Raynand a brother of the
dead inventor. says that he and other
members of the family probably will 3
complete the prepardtions tor the‘
dlglit Which. ‘bweVer. will be delayed
for several days.
—'I
meat
with
even
man.
fear
sane
WORK assaults AT BETHEL
MANurIoruamo company.
dersloo'd that the terms or the adjust-
When a man knows how to do one
thing right he tries to prove it by do-
press.
lag something else ably
J—qip-u—tI—gu-H-H'gd
”The good listener is W ponti-
81x90 filtrate. good tantrum”-
Thursday .
bik- New (‘llilin Purses...
19¢
,.'.,J‘. .
10c munch neat patterns“
74: M
I2 linlrlninied llnls ........
M...»—
.11»
Murillo. tide yard. good qual-
ity J muslin .........
4%: purl
JOLZS' nation Chiffon Valid”
.0“
iOr’flilr‘NI-ts .. '. ...‘
Short Muslin Skirts... ..... 256 1
26c lion's ’l‘ieti ..... ....Io .
radii 'fahlc' Cloths, hotn-
stilchetl ................ fl.“ »
ll‘lllll' liliii-k stockings. worth
2 point 200 ........... Be'épldii‘
.... .u.—————_ ‘-
85c llIil Rats. all kllm .106 '
things
Ivery
to Middletown:
J direct.
‘m‘m MI,
ll lllt Milli
Young Man Convicted ai Assault Be
comes Violent—Now in the
Padded Cell
ilRlDGEPQIt’i‘, Scpt. i.”—- lie is too
decent a boy to be in jail. " said Sheri“
Huwley last Thursday at Frank l’nidas
was led into the prison oince to serve
out a senlénco of ten days In jail ontl‘l
work out (I. fine. of 810 with 810 costs _
tbr assaulting John Domplls last week
seemed as though there
something wrong with the youth. and
before the week was done the loll
oillclnls found It mil. to their worri-
l‘rsnk vient “hughouse”
fair. as the prisoners had it Saturday
afternoon, '
Mind UnhIlInced.
He. began to show that his mind
was unbalanced shortly after entering.
the Jail and his condition progressed
every hour of incarceration,
Saturday night be commenced to
incite things hlim and there was many 3
ll. broken night's real in the mnilnes
of steel cells and brick walls. Sunday
grew worse, and there was
less rest Sunday night.
Becomes Violent.
howling like a
It was at last decided to place him
in the padded cell, and even there he
kept the odiolsls on the watch
he alight do himself bdrm.
To land Boy to Middleton.
3 This morning his case was brought
to the attention or the city court of.
tlclals and it was decided to send him
Tomorrow morning
he will be taken ironi‘tlle jail to the
oily court. the judgment will be re
opened, sentence will be reversed and
he will be committed to the state In-
Klimt.
Hope to Hurley‘s Mother Visit Him.
This afternoon the Jail officialsbnvo’
arranged to have t
mother visit him, ”Kine can.
believed that upon seeing her he will
calm down. She will be accompanied
by friends. ..
Unidaa Only 23 Years Old.
UnltlIs 15.211 years old. He has been
' in the employ or the international Sil‘
ver 00. for some time and was con-
sidercd I verygood workman. He has
recently had some trouble with his
shoplnatss over some money that was.
raised to assist his rsmlly.
made Ionic taunting remarks about it
duo the assault followed.
It was said that Unidss threatened
to kill Dammit. Ind he claimed that a
lower but give-him advice to that
Bilt‘he‘ai‘terWIrds said he only
did that to‘Icare' Demons.
I #- ‘
TRAIN ROBOER STILL-AT LARGE
LEWFBTOWN. PI..
man who yesterday held up and robbed '| '
, a fast express train on the Pennsylvan-
' la Railroad near here. probably never ,
will be caught. The nilrdali hompdtr'y
.‘haa enlisted the sill of several detec-
Operntioae were deemed Yesterday "1° “93““- MM‘W“ “'0 ”but" 99"
at the pin t or the Bethe] Hnnulac- cured lest-than '100 by his dorms
turing 00., base employees. its report- dead- "I0 railroad and express 003'
ed. ceased work for the mend time PIN” VIN' .599“ many times "M
last week chum that the my dmountto land him behind prison bars rhim Hcomlng
was making hats in the rough li'orntac- He left no clue. however. and unless
lorles against which the strike is-‘stlii bloodhounds which will be placed on
in enact. Although the company has blurs" can-ind the Dance to the rob
“'lllbde no sessile statement; it ‘is' illi- bery he seems immune lm'obpture.
l’lT'l‘SllURG. ’l'n.. Sept. i.——ln a
merit under which the employees no statement issued here today by it. ’8
turned to work are itiidt no halts are Slater. Plltlburs saint of the Adams ‘ ’
to be made for complaint whichtiave Expres- Commie. it is claimed the
not tactic settlements with tile union. loss to the company as a result or the
J -—~———-'~‘-—l-.-~ train hold-tip at Lewistown. .Ps.. yes-
tcrdiiy. will not exceed 8300, and prob. 1““
will be much less.
(From s women's viewholltt' a coat-
oi“ lhlt Wt ll I WWW MR
effort was made to psciiy
Unldns. but no treatment was effec-
tive. Yesterday he became positively
violent and tore‘ up everything he
oouinget his hands on.
' iic stripped himseltJJoi’ clothes and
raced around.
e young man's
Dempim
Sept. 1.—-'l‘he
was
for
l
l
wild
tor '
E .
Z78 Southor‘v’ralk’
Child.
’5 , in» AW‘
[Rod-torn
\Dltokbcho‘ .
Corsets
Rediern Styled
llcspi-ak a figure style
3 that suits current lash-
No matter what
kind of style—whether
the prevailing mode. .
the dressy on severe
tailor-lilaile-a Redford
Model builds the neces- _
silly shape. .
The little things in
corset construction are
important—chief of all
is the exact matching of
the seams. in order that
there may be do variav
titlu from the size in-
tended. In every detail
Ri-tli't-ru Models. under
the closest scrutiny. re'- .
\i‘nl milv careful work.
Made in :i highest stand
ard.
In attendance is ‘
ill corsetidi'c:
designer of Redford . ,
who will see that you are
properly corseted in file
‘new fashion.”
N. E. RyaaCo
86 WASHINGTON ST.
ions.
|
it is
l
‘ Springs.
'sourn NORWALK ,
'Dont buy, a Mange simply handed
it looks pretty” Pinon it and told!!!
Springs—Press it firmly with your ‘
hand all over it mid see that it is w'
and uniforme packed and {hit
f'springineas" is spread over the more
Iurtace. Judge the quality ot the
On them the life o: %
Lounge will ddienti. Conic here.
erin'g or course hilt don't ignore
we l'l show you the best ever mm.
Both boys had boon rude to , ’
mother. flhe put them to bed: :
their father about theta. So how
'ed up the stairway. and they m
\
“Here comes papa," said it
"l'm gotng to matte belieVe I'm as
"i’m not." said many urn ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler