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in iii the popular natural! and colors
lnlworsteds and cotton
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9M—Nsws Department
OH—Buslnus Department
4! -Brsuoh Office, Norw‘slk
090 —Edltor'o Residence
mil-City Editor's Residence
John Hyatt is in Danbury today at
th be fair.
Lloyd Reynolds is at the Dsnhury
Fair today.
Edward Brewer and. family. of Nor-
walk. are at the Danbury Fair today.
Martin Siattery, 6f William L. Blas-
cer's store. hasiresinhed his position.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Howard. of Elm-
crest, have heel: Entertaining Mrs.
Morrey. of New Britain.
Miss Cora Mead. of Norwalk, nurse
at the Norwaik Hospital, has returned
from a vacation in New York.
The home of Charles Guilcs. at.
Broad River. is quarantined on ac-
count of a case of scarlet fever.
lrving H. Slpperley. of West ave-
nue, has given up his position at the
Crofut & Knapp Co. factory.
Mrs. Edward Merrill. of France
street, has returned to her home after
a few day's visit in New York city.
The household effects of Henry
Whitney will he moved from Pine
street to Brooklyn, N. Y., Saturday.
-—Native Fowls. 20c. i'iayes‘.
William Devino, of the R & (i cor-
set factory. is enjoying a week's va-
cation from his duties an electrician.
-—Gran. Sugar 19 lbs. 31. F.D.L. & 00.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cahill, of Wil-
ton avenuc. have returned home from
a. week’s visit lll New York and New
Jersey. I
—-Lateet In Soft Hats. O'Brien
Mrs. Phoebe Carver. oh Westpott.
has moved to Norw alk whore she will
make her home with her son. Prof.
Carver.
Miss Anna E. Miller. of the office of
J. M. Loyton & Company. inc. has
resumed her duties after a ten days'
vacation.
——Gran. Sugar iii‘lbs. Si. filth. & Co.
Heman B. Townsend. of 7 Chestnut
street. who has been confined to his
home for several weeks by sickness. is
only slightly improved;
,-New Fall ‘ styles O'Brien
Mrs. Martin McDonouzh and child-
ren have returned home after a week" a
stay in New York. where they witness-
ed the Hudson- Fulton celebration
~Home-lnade or link Sausage l-ic
lb. Hayes.
Julian H.81auson. of. Taylor avenue.
who has been confined to the house by
illness for the past few days. is able
to resume his duties again
Work is progressing rapidly on Jules
Partrieks dwelling in Craubury The
building is; all enclosed and (ontraclor
Calvin Smith is erecting the chim-
mys
Several members of Washington-
Camp. 0. ii. Patriotic Order of the
Sons of America. went. to Greenwich.
last night. to visit the catnp in that
place.
mi’col‘loss Flour. 85c. has; $6.75 bbl.
h‘. ll. Lawton Ill (lo.
Admiral RIIIl, owned by a New
Canaan man. came Iloar winning a
race at the lianhory Fair ycstorday‘.
Admiral Red had secured two heals.
and was ahead on the mild when» hII
fouled and had to leave the track The
lodges announced from the grand
stand that it was an unavoidable ar-
cidcut.
“Stiff Huts, $41.75 to 83. O'Brien.
Tax Commissioner William ll. Cor-
bin is preparing to invite various
boards of assessors to meet. him at
county meetings about the state now
that th elootlohis dvsl‘ and an!”
stirs thing 9 invitations will
beam on as soon as the tax com-
mission" etc from the town clerks
the frets sry information as to
names and addresses. The amend-
ments to the tax laws of the state
twill son be at tributed to officials.
i Neighbor silt, Modern
oodmen of is this w
flag, and th agree “work will be cone
rred in f ythe reorganized de-
ee with
a Millie out! c6 of the members
grommet. - , ill be it lame claim
I: aptlldatos rfor t 0 degree. Ar-
(laments Mil also a made for the
Gut smoker of the season which is to
take place hlfingllttcwumo’gmlgm
:jgpod that there will
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GRAY BROS.
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ARTE“? WILL
‘l'luI Faust In: Int 3.
I 0.130: ”II-JON} 120
MW «sun. I:
at Bile a
Flesh- Forming .
proval by Drupgisi F H. Baxter
Would you like to he fat and plumpl
and dstrong and hearty? Here is a
{limbo c to do it without risking the
”ass of a single penny.
Frank HI Baxter. our wall known
drug'tist, has a new treatment called
answer; which be is selling on approv-
t at is said to eb a true flesh-form-
lanood. .
is in tablet form, retailing
x.
if it notinorease the weight.
fill out t ‘thln. scrawny form and
restore healt and strength. there will
be no charge whatever for Salnose.
Go to Mr. Baxter today and not at
treatment of Sunless with his pront-
ise to refund the lgo alley it it; dbes not
do all that it ‘cl‘sls '
Before commencing the use of data
one have yourself correctly weighed
and note the gain from week to week.
offer to refund the money if it does
not increase flesh and rosters good .
health.
ile really gives you a free trial of
the preparation. for unless it does in
Crease the weight it will not cost a
cent.
A meeting of the Municipal League.
of South Norwalk, will be held in the
South Norwalk Congregational Church :
parlors. tomorrow afternoon at 3: 30
oclock.
Distlict Deputy Cllalies F. Mills. of:
South Norwalk, was to visit Unionl
Lodge. F. and A. M.,
ncsday night. but was unable to do so.
it was. announced, on account of ill-
ncss.
«Green Soft Iiats. O'Brien.
it, has just been learned that the
automobile touring car which the Dan-
bury boy. Max Rllblnovitcb ran in
front of last Tuesday. belonged to 'l‘.
S. Glover. and contained be. his wife
and daughter and Dr. West.
"-wl-‘ork Chops, ltlc lh. l-iayos‘.
Miss Resale Stills. of Norwalk. has
resumed her duties as stcuozrllplIcr
in the office of Frederick A. Hubbard.
in Greenwich. alter a three. weeks‘ out .
flu: at Bethlehem. N. iii. Miss FlorI-ucc
Hamilton. of South Norwulll, accom-
panied her.
—-l’ecrlcas lI‘Iour. Sl’Ic lulu; $6.75.
F. l). Lawton & l‘o. 3
.lOaIIpb Cornell~ the free specialist.
has received the order fIl' a largo
number of ornamental and fruit ircca
and sbrubbcry which be is to plant for
residents of ltldaeficld this autumn.
Mr. Cornell visits tho different our-
series and personally selccls thI- from.-
and plants, thereby giving his patron
the benefit of his practical and scion
tiflc kuowicllne. and assuring them of
gum]. strong healthy irccs and shrubs
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Wil__]flll.
Miss lIJlllIIl 3. Hells wont to Ni“
Yol'k on 'l huruday
Mrs. A. B. Gorimlu liltcnIchl
Danbury Fair on Thursday.
Miss Elsie flirdsall is vlsiiinu llcr
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Mrs. Francesca Ncsbitf, of PI-lhanl
Manor. is the guest of Mrs. J. M
Belts.
The Reading Circle IuIIt Thursday
afternoon at the lIomII of Mrs. (,1. ‘.l.
Dertt.
Miss KalhcrIllc Slurncs is thIaucsl
of her brother. Rev. l. (7. Sturgcs, in
Mt. \‘IIrnou. .
Miss Sallie Adelartl was (Inn of a
party who enjoyed a trip to tho l)an-.
bury Fair on 'l‘bursdoy.
Mrs. Kantz, formerly Miss Louise
Honey. in visiting her aunt. Miss
Folsom. at lildgcly Farm. ilor bus-
balld, Major Kallls. is a naval officer.
St. Matthew's (lulld and Woman's
Auxiliary Incct ovcry 'l'uIIsIIay at llII-
l‘IItltiry to prepare articles for f
church sale to be held curly in lit»
ccuibcr.
'l‘lltI inwu clccllolt passed off quietly
on Monday. The Republicans cloned
the day. The uulectlnou (Ilcclcd wcruI
Willlunl llcnlluuin. first; Jacob
Kuuz. second. and Charles Gregory.
Thc Misses Carpenter and Itqullc
entertained a few friends at bridge
Wednesday afternoon. Two tables
were in play and pretty. souvenirs
marked .iho highest score. " Dainty rc-
freshmeats wolo served at the close
of at pleasant “tornado.
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A. J.
Mr. Batxer’s faith is shown in blew ‘95
in Stamford. ch- '
The Hatch smiley CS
fdcl’lllnul.
‘Iapccd is :Ippalllln.
.llIiic. 50 Il—l'I seconds on u circular truck
Ila mousing.
‘lillnucapolhl tlack.
iare made of the best ulntellnl by highly skilled labor in
factory in the onlIl~ Every range is fully guaranteed. 1.?
THE HUB RANGE is made in many models and designs. is without a
doubt the most serviceable and satisfactory. range on the market today.
it has more implovenlents than any other range and costs no more than ,
Used and recommended by all the leading coolc
chins? & Co.
those. of ini‘elior quality.
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Funeral Directors
1218 North Maih Street.
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.“LEARN HILE YOU EARN "
Merrill Nig
OPENS OCTOBER 5,1909.
BOOKKEEPING.
SHOHTHAND,
TVPEWRITING, ' ‘ '
ENGLISH.
United Bank Building
file finest stove
and Embalmers.
South Norwalk. Conn. I
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gm
ht SChool
Teams:
85.00 ‘MoNTl-ttv
socks FREE.
South Norwaliz, ’ Conn.
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SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.
YARD TEL. 46-2.
MILL TEL. 405.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will out
first metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend "i. lncoin Roofing" for roofs and also for
flashing in place of metal.
noon.
Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
N. B.—-Durlng summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
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o. D. Jackson
Optician ‘
Everything in the, Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
58 wALl. eraser.
PHONE 430.
NORWALK.
W”NWWM“OMMWONO”OQH
AUTOMOBILE DAY lN DANBURY.
Several Great Events Planned by the
Management
'l‘olllorrow is automobllc race day at
”to great llallllilry Fair, and ill iillilir
lilou to many stock car ruccs under the
’rulcs of tho A. A. A. and sanctioned
by that powerful organisation. ltnipb
world's record holder. will
attempt, to lowcr the one mile and
his five milI- records. lml’ltllilflr.
his time for the
WWII lIc may not count
or lower tin-so figures at liltnbul’y; in
is coollIlI-ut llc can allow thc oa-
scmbicd liloitanlula II miic iII bctiIIr
ilhuu one Illlllvlllf‘ on a lIIIIf-ulllc ital-k.
lie is the most wonderful track Iiriym
Ill lhc world. ulld two \\'I‘i‘l(K lino lupin.
pcoplc paid a dollar each to Ht‘l' hill.
drivc twenty-live miles around lhc
llo covcl'cd llli
twollty- the miles in "'J minutes. all sec-
onds. IIIIlut-luu all world‘s records at
each mile from fifteen to twentydlvc.
All he already held tllc records from
one to fifteen miles be now holds all
the intermediate records. one mile tI
twenty-five. licl’allnu will have “it
same law at the fair tomorrow, the
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famous Fiat ('yclollc. the most power-
ful car of its size Ill the world, tlilil as
it will bc his only appearance in this
state this year thousands will be on
hand to witness his skill. The llan-
bury i-‘alr mallagvmcnt has made an
runuch-nts to park two thousand mot
or cars tnmorrmv. and the indications
are that fully that number will be on
thr- mounds.
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
Certificates of 'lilt‘tli'lliil‘illIlili- buvc
been filed in the office of the um-I-ctary
if the state as follows:
lil‘illitll ill-kins l’quplIny. capital
lh,illiil; to licxiu business with Slit.-
Iiiii: lncIIlporniot's. I’IIul WIIIIicl'. A. J.
‘laylon, I‘. ll. (‘iilttllilL iI‘rI-IlI-rlcit (T.
\‘orlou. Juan»: A. Matthews. and
lf'tlrltII M. hirrr illllii. :iil III llrislnl.
Springfield Manulerlullnu t‘ompuu).
If lirIIlgcpIu'l; to luauuluclul‘o power
machinery. luucbiuI-ry for dcvclopiax
)DWN' and IIiilt‘IllllII tools. I-uplinl slut.
lull; to begin bllliu-Irs with fondant:
'ucoI-pol'ulora. ii. lI‘. llf‘iilltlt‘li. l‘. H.
lirundcs and Edward K. Nicholson. all
If liridaepori
'l‘ileh N‘utmox liiatc t‘qumerI- Isl ’l‘lar-
Ilers l-i’eulth Ascot-.lation llacorpotut
all. of New listen. has filed articles
If association.
“a”. a... . Mm...” .. . ,. “whim... . .... ,1.
. W. “Lair-“w
law was boiled in order to be
clean
OPEN MONDAY and ear. NATL
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10 SOUTH
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NEW TUBERCULOSIS LAW. l
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Likely to Effect Tax Rate, But Will Do
insatimable Good.
The new law relating to tuberculosis
is likely to raise the tax rules of cities
and towns throughout the State in
‘lt‘l‘ thII State law, persons afflicted
with tuberculosis are to be cared for
in county institutions especially dc-
:igned for the treatment of consump»,
lion, and where the patient is unable to .
buy. the. city cr town has to stand the
bill. The rule to be charged in lixcii .
at $4 a week. and the cost of each
tuberculosis paticllt In the town will.
be u littltI over $200 a your. \\'licre the
patients are able. lllcy are to pay half
of the coat of treatment. and tho town
the other half.
Whether pIIopiI'I afflicted with iubcrl
culosla have to no to the county in-
atitntloua if they want to or not, no
one scents to know exactly. A pI-ru-
lull If fllc law louIiI-l to the bIIllIIf llllli {
entrance to lilo sullitorluina is volIul }
fury. ’i‘hcvc arc many pcoplc who ili‘l‘ ‘
afflicted with tuberculosis who prolcr:
to remain at bottle. and it apcara that
they can lIuit tllclusolvcs about fulfill:
the treatment provided by the county
institution. They cannot arch “Ill-Iii
more from the town. liith‘i‘t‘l', and it'
they div uuublII to tumble for llll‘lll
IIIcha lhc\ “ill haw to go to lb. i
auuator film
The facility Inspectors are claimed
under the new law with rounding up
tuberculous sublet-ill III lmkeahops.
mtndy. tobacco and similar establish-
ilents receive proper treatment The
law which is a long one. contains a
number of other features and is the
first official step taken by the State In
the war against tuberculosis.
There are hundreds of people in the
Stain who are entering upon the first
Indluoood stages of the disease, who
d undoubtedly be cured if they on-
sued an institution such as 'wlll be
provided by each county. The (fan
tier of infection others would he also
removed and in a few years it is be»
flowed, coluultuptiml would become an
lure as slimllpox. it I“ also claimed
that in five or ten years the rcaula
lions outset Iouaumption will be as
other infect loos diseases.
i it Is not thought for It moment that,
the county institutions will help lbollr
in the fail. stages of the nialstiy vct‘y
touch but those Imfortanstca would
not a tee to stay, and would not in
some autumn have to depend upon
the charity at. (ileum? The trouble in
the past an been that ammonium“
tires have bitch compelled to work for
hum livelihood until thelhf strength
them tutu-sly. (pit or peo‘yue
:were exposed to infection audio is
case was spread The antic tttiolt
work of prevention.
are premix mil affective.
High grade. good fitting. stylish and
Why should any man or women hesitate
to get a suit when you can pur-
chase-
pay for some by giving us ONE
dollar each week.
WOMEN'S SUITS ............................. 10.00 to 40.00
SKIRTS .......................................
WAISTS ....................................... 1.00 to 10.00
COATS.
SHOES ........................................ 2.50 to 4.00
MEN'S SUITS ................................. 7.50 to 30.00
MEN'S OVERCOATS .......................... 10.00‘to 35.00 I
RAIN COATS ............................. . . . . .10.00 to 20.00 .
TROUSERS ........... . ........................ 3.00 to 6.00
SHOES;
‘ all with selling a bottle of whiskey lasl
meats and seeing to it that the pu~ 7
intricl asiboy are against diphtheria or ‘
the * ’
Antispttlns
signs on bass posted on the. streets ‘
to Items every town to the state. and i
* . Mum'- nothing furniture . .
throat as or. rwmmIIcmo uni,
19% 9
pain is tiny mt:
hear that one Itire slut one was
. git“; we». so» Isle.
dares it is 11 low flours. Relieves W . ..
i 1 ,
0s circus ii” a boy aim it than to
made clothing is our specialty.
the above kind from us. and
1.00 to 12.00
....................................... 7.50 to 25.00
I ............ lirl'
...... ”my 2.00119 3.00 fl
.y....‘?..i.‘2u5°EO 000'
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MAIN STREET. sour uoawam
cur-«-
MAY Loss His LICENSE. T
.iohll A. Downing, proprietor of tip
liotei Astor in John street. was in "mi
iilltlgcpori (liy Inurt yestelday citing
The demiopnlents in this case will ‘.
be IlllIiWOd cloeolv by many. .iuce .
ii is the dist sweet. on this charge
under the new law which we to.
effect with the first day of the
Sunday. The uillcntc was obtained Under the provisions of the niflfivf
by a detect live in the employ of them conviction in this case will mean.
Euclc l’IctoItlIc agency. The case was that Mr. Downing'will forfeit his li-
continucd uulil Saluldm thc bonds lIc 'ccnse and it can not be renewed for
lug: fixcd at $150. l the same place
Iiiiiitil iliiliiiiii Milli
should always be sure their machines
are in firstciasa condition. For there
is no getting down under lithe auto for
them if things go wrong on the road. .
The only safe course is to havens ‘1
overhaul it regularly Even if there 7‘?
should be nothing needing repairs.
you‘ll feel mme confident- after we
but u examined it.
Luther M. Wright-v
souru NORWALK. ooleI
Ladies’ Shoes
New and Up- to-date Styles
iii. l'. lilil‘l. i’utcut. Cloth Top, iiuitou
ladies“ Walk~0voln in Gun Metal.
Luce
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Hitttlllt Leather. button and 3 .
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v-WOOI ”-50. MN.
, FLYNN a man
so WMHWEIEQNMREETI scorn aoswsus.~
.-.I .......... IQAIv-Ialls'st‘stfivdlvbl'
Queen Quality. In all leathers ..
IoICA'
Those who are thinking of (hrlstma handiwork. will find here a
tag mllunilnn iIf stamped goods. tin-Inning article! of Muslin find
burl as. Sofa Pillows. Squares. lermy iicla, Dresser Sela. Toilets.
l'I II. Semis. etc.
, The variety and beauty of the display will will lIIllhllatiou. Make sol
lions while the stock is new and fresh.
N. E RYAN CO
lid wasnruorou eraser. l . ., ~ soars anew
ON OUR. ST
» In on. Fixtures. undies. dildo-Isis durum
Porcelain sled hath ailil
Ids. Closets and cite! Fittings: .
it you are to have II homo you or with
present shed the lest we roll you to
. ;_s any prod iii... to. , :
Norwalk Chronicler