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Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
B ridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eillciolt service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chair: for our trolley patron.
Come in and wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
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” 'l‘lie Young Men's Club,will meet for
athletic practice this evening.
F}. K. White in constructing a large
barn at the rear of his property in
Van Zandt street.
Meyer Josem, a popular young busi~
liens man on the Washington nircct
bridge, was a visitor in New York
City yesterday. I.
The frame is now up for the bi:r ad-
dition to thc llafner block on the
Washington street bridge. Some-
what of an idea can not he gained as
to how the. completed structure will
appear.
Yesterday afternoon's dedication
services at the Swedish Congregation-
al Church in Van Zandt ntrcct were at-
tended by a number of visitors from
other parts of the town as well as
from East Norwalk.
Owing to the supper at the Cast Av-
enue Methodist church \l'cdiicsday
evening, the meeting of the pastor's
Bible clans scheduled for that. time
will be held this evening.
lt‘ appearance counts for anything,
there is another extciinivc repair job
on tow at the Washington street
bridge, Eat-it Norwalk approach. This
iiiorulug there was visible a big pile of
new planks, to replace the old ones.
The petition to make the Fire I’o-
lice special constables have not yet
bccu handed” in, though it was thought
that the nclcctmeu would have it by
thin time. A member of the Fire l’o-
ilcc stated this morning that the pctl~
tion will be presented this Week.
The teachers of tile East Avenue
Methodist Sunday school have arrang
cd it fine copper for Vi'cdncnduy ev
eniug at the church. The aid of [ili'
entire school liun becu cniinicd and
the territory of the teachers for pro-
curing supplies has been divided.
’i‘bc Fibre Products Company is Hilii
(‘ligitgctl in getting out sample: but
soon expects to get into the full swing
of manufacturing at the (‘olouiai foun-
dry bulltllilgi-l. The business will be
a large one, it is believed, in n abort
iimc. Considerahly- more umchlucry
will be luntailcd.
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The oil extractor apparatus has not
ycl been moved front the (luioulul
foundry building, but it was alnlcd
thin morning that it will be taken
away from licrc very shortly. (it into
it has been in operation a little, but
not coiiilnuoualy no recently, when
ibcrc was no much complaint.
The nituiitiou tl\‘l'i‘ Sunday football
bun caused not a little comment in
this end or the town and liltulc who
llltt'tl to attend the games are unturul~
ly rather bitter over the mailer. 'l‘licy
any they can't lllltit‘i‘Hltiliii why no
many things that are wrong under the
law nbouid be allchd without iuicr~
fcrcucc, ii‘ the ban is to he put on nucii
a recreation an t'ootlnili.
The Rev. (1. .l. Vahlntrnui and family
leave town tomorrow for tlpriugllcld.
Manet, where ioitiorrow evening. Mr.
Vuhiatroiu will deliver a i-lt‘l‘lllilll. M r.
Vahintroui and family will go thence
to Proctor, Vermont, where the form-
cr will immune lila dutlon an puntor oi'
the local church. it baa been orrou-
manly reported that Mr. Vahlatrom
gave up hill pantorato in Want Nor»
walk on account. largely 01‘ tile \vifc'a
health. ’l‘hia, however, is not true, he
ntutca. Mr. Vulilutrom llfllt bccu pair
tor here more than acvon yearn and
tell that. thin term wan uuihcieutly
long. Therefore when the‘ call to thc
Proctor church came, he accepted it.
llc wail tormeriy located In Proctor
for five yearn and'tvent‘ from there
to Chicago to attend a acniinary.
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The Inatullaticn of. the Other-re or
the Epworth Multan lat! evening at
the mast Avenue Methodist Church
won a very interesting service and
brought forth a large attendance. The
pastor. Rolf. W. W. (iiilieii, who is al-
eo president of the League. was in
charge and delivered an address. The
other olllceru . include:
li‘iret Vice Proaidcntwllaroid Hall.
Second Vice Prettidcnthins Sadie
Randall.
'i‘llird Vice l’rueldenthlnh Edith
Seymour.
Fourth Vice Preaidcnt-diliaa
Simona.
Secretary—Mina Marlon l.’liouuue-
dicu.
'l‘reanurcerrell linwkina.
Pianist-whiten Martha Morgan.
Superintendent of Junior Work——
Mile Emma Parlour.
llcbn
mifih a
lor
Mrs. Elizabeth Mort-lean, of Cudllpp
street, has gone to Englewood. New
Jersey. to apeud a week.
Several large chestnut trees have
been cut down recently in the Ilcviln'
'lardcn woods, near Highland avenue.
The. former Von Gal place on lloton
Hill has been rcahingied. and in under.
ging a number of repairs and im-
movements.
Selleck A. Waterbury, the former
rural delivery mail carrier. who has
been unending a few dayn in New
York, baa returned to his home on
Rotou lllil.
The two children of Mr. and Mrs.
William A. (lunther. residing in High-
laml avenue, are ill with scarlet. fev-
er. and the house has been quarantin-
ed. The patients are now improving.
George Harris, of 'l‘arrytown, New
York. was a visitor with Mr. and Mrs.
William A. chuey, of llotou Hill, yea
terday. ills child has been quite ill re-
cently with an attack of scarlet fev-
t‘l‘.
Mir-a; Mildred 'l‘blaii. of Rowayton av-
enue, entertained a company of
friends at a candy pull. Saturday 0t“
ening. 'i‘be affair was much enjoyed
by those present. ltei‘rcsbmcnta wore
served.
Elizabeth Raymond, of Raymond
street, West Sidc. has had a force
pump ‘put in to force the water from
the brook t0 hcr bungalow. The work
was done by ilurritt & Montgomery.
of Norwallt, '
There will he a special meeting of
the Ladicn.‘ Aid Society of the Mctho~
dint Church, Wednesday afternoon, at
3 o‘clock. it, is hoped that there will
bc a large attendance, as important
business will be brought before the
meeting.
Captain E. W, Mllligan. (‘ape
Charles, Vu., who has been vinttinu
i‘aptaiii E. W. Smith for the inn! few
days, has opened up a new Industry in
the lower Chesapeake Bay. dredging
crabs. 'l‘hcy catch from three to four
hundred buahcle a day and get 84 a
barrel for them. The nupply sci-ms to
bc inexhaustible. t‘apiniu Milllgah
bougiit a steamer while here for the
bualncnn. Captain Sihith in going in
take it down for him.
of
llooita recently added to the ltowny-
ton Fl‘t‘t‘ Library are an i‘oiiown:
Fiction.
lt‘. llopkinaoii Smith.
i‘ctcr.
ll. Hayes,
A llaughtcr of Eve.
0. W. l-loluica.
A Mortal Anilpntliy.
Henry James.
A Portrait of a Lady.
Adeline Sergeant,
llroolic‘a Daughter.
Marillt,
At the Councillors.
Mrs. tlliphant,
\l’bitcladiee.
Harold lilac irath.
linlf ii Rogue.
Anon.
My Little Lady.
lCrucai Werner.
iluuucd and iiicnncd.
Non-Fiction.
lt‘
..
John Ruskin.
Altitlt'i‘ti ’illlfli‘l‘s,
i‘ari Schlitz.
Life at Henry Play, 2 coin.
('ircl'tl, li'. li_\' (‘. ll, Etilllnililn.
l‘IHHiiys on (lid Age and i“i‘ll‘lllih‘lli|l.
W. .\i. 'l‘linciu-iar. '
iioiilidnlmut l'upcl‘n.
.iumca it. lawn-ll.
.\ Moonchcail .lournnl.
iiobcri llrowning,
l’ociiis tsclcctiuiinl.
.iohu Kcaia.
('lllllilil‘il' l'octicul Worko.
Kipling.
'l‘hc chcn Scan.
(‘hurlca t-l. Muci‘uriund. .
'l‘lic (‘hriniiuii .\lluintr,v and the Sir
cinl (lrdcr.
Juvenile Fiction.
W. lleri ll‘oaicr.
'i‘lic 'l‘rcaaurc of Rouililnlto lt‘nrm.
llcnry Frilh.
liiidcr ilnyni'd‘a llnnncr.
Juvenile Non-Fiction.
ll. W, (‘ouu.
introductory
alone.
'1‘. M. St. John.
'l'lilllltli a tiny Should Know About
Electricity.
F
.. vols.
i‘Iiytlloiogy and "y-
on
uiiillii lillililliill.
in tlic Superior (‘mirh inet Week. the
petition or Harvey N. Weed. for re.
lentic of a niortgugc about till) your“
old. wan granted.
wilotmd nteuk, lilo; ulrloin atoak.
ltlc; porinrhoaae, 18c. Public Market,
ltuih-oad avenue.
and“
hire. F‘rcd l‘luttm-nnn hail
bitch in bloom in her garden.
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Mien Martha Mlllil wan the mini 0f
hcr mother on illirgel'il Hill, Friday.
Mina liln h‘nnte has resigned her no-
aittcu ill. w. F. ileKiyn’n. in Norwallt.
it "if“!
bout» (inmplicr iii - working for
timirgo (lampher laying concrete
Wfiiklu
Mre. iiimlty liners. of Greene B‘ermt.
has been entertaininn her dauahter
‘ from llridgeport.
' til“ we“ are he M “-
t
at her 0
ill» relative: aw «a
umpo street midanco.
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The alarm which harbeen clinic;
worms iii the harbor at Bangle
their, has returned to New York.
'l‘hc chtport (inn Club will hold a
clay pigeon shoot on their grenade in
ltoaeviil diatrict, 'l'buruday, if pieaa~
ant.
Mr. Sylvester, who recently aold
hia property on Wendi-tide avenue, in
now settled in a comfortable home in
llridgepbrt, '
Mrs. Michael Sculiy'a condition to
amino about the shine. Mrn. finally in
still couilued in St. Vincent's hospital
in Bridgeport,
Mm...
Owing to an accident which occur-
rcd during the. modeling of the “Min
ute Men." the monument will not be
erected and dedicated an soon as ex-
peeled.
A number of thc otllcluls or the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail«
road from New Haven panned through
the town Friday in a special car, iii-
spcctiug the line.
Contractor Taylor has commenced
work on the $40,000 roaidencc for
Mrs. liceven, on imperial avenue. The
house. will be built of atone, fashioned
after the “Old Mission" style.
Those who had occasion to trnvol
the llllllll road Saturday did so at the.
risk of their lives, owing to the large
number of union on their way to New
llavcu and back. Some of them Were
driven very rccklcnaiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keene, who
have begun housekeeping in “'eistport
avenue, were given a genuine old
fashioned serenade acverul evenings
ago. by their friends. Alter several
iiiuaical aelcctloua on tin puns, etc.
they Were invited into the house
where plenty of good things to out
were indulged in. An enjoyable oven-
lug wan spent. Several unet’ui prea-
euta were nine received.
Mr. and hire. E. .l. Taylor. of (ireeua
Farina, gave a reception Thursday
evening at their haudaome home in
honor of the anulvereni'y of their eld-
cet daughter. Mien Martha Taylor.
There were present a large number
of intimate friendn of the young lady.
among the number being twenty young
ladlen froth lhc ilillaidc uchool. of Non
walk. who came in il i'ourhornc carry
all. The happy hostess received many
handsome birthday tokena.
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WiRELESS STATIONS
WALK.
lN NOR‘
Several Voung Men Succeufuily UIA
ing Syetem at Their Human.
A number of the young hum of Nor
\Hilh, at liit‘ pvt-sent time. an- \‘l'll
lillll‘il iiucrcstctl in wit-clues
riaphy and have ctilclcut ataiious
Among ilicui may be mentioned flu)
liuclilcy. Ely Raymond, ltunnell
l-‘roat. Clarence .louca. \‘ivluu Seder
nil‘tiiil, llnri-y Holden and Louis Gray.
who are in constant coiiiliiuuiruilon
with ouch othci; and the window in
as practical to tlicui all a tclcpboiu
'l‘licy live in dilfcrcui im-ulitics, and
rcudiug ilit' "call letter" or thr
station wunicd they proceed in min
on a conversation, if Station .\ warm
to communicate with Station ii, llil‘
other ntutioua are all able to rccclu-
and decipher the message, but tlicy
"to expected to "buttln"
the inn Muiioiia are busy.
tiuy iiucklci has a number or that .~
in en of ectvicc to I'iliiliilt'lt'iili stations
wlicii unavoidable art'ldu'uta hint- imp
lu‘lu‘d to Qicii' appuiaius,
it will iu- iulcicrtlug to the Siiiti
lll‘i l‘iiitil'l‘:‘ to Many tliiit iii-aw yuan:
illi'li uic slide to i'cccivc utid .Wllii liit'r
sages to HIV panning sound hlt‘llilli'i’
and land Millions within it distance oi
livc illlittilt'il nillca.
"The cold winter iii more iiivoialdi
for sending and receiving ilit'H-‘illKI'H.
caper-tally uii a moonlight night,” unlil
one of then.» wii‘cicaa opeiutora to the
Norwuik rcpreucntnllvo of The Hon
tluel, "liccutiac ihc nun dcnlroya llic
llil|iltltlD known an violet riiya
which travel In all dircctione from the
il‘lilWIliillillK elation until intern-pied
by the receiving elation."
The New York niulioun located at
ihc “lelilill‘vatllill'lll. the Plaza and the
ib-lr‘orcat ulntiona often «end rouuucr
rial “NV", and other valuable ltlforuin
tion to incoming Mtcnmcra, and lhc
young men who h 'c wirclcuu Mallow
here are able to keep up with tluI hit
out new by reading the uicaaugca aunt
out from the important regular «in
tiona alluatcd In New York.
'i‘licac young men ought to bc cntr
graiuiatcd on their ability to opcruic
wlrcicas apparatus.
OUNDAY FDOTUALL GAMES.
it‘ll-
by
not \\lit‘li
Two Event: Scheduled on Colonial
Ground. Proved to be Flak“.
'l'hc Victor .luniora, of liridgcpori.
and the. Tigers, of Norwalk. blurted in
to play a football game yceierdny ai-
terntion on the Colonial grenade. The
first half was 1'. to it in favor of the
Victore. In the second half a iitapuu-
More over a punt of one or the Tiger
playern and theI game wan not tinlnhcit
Tiger Junior: Claim Game.
The Tiger .luninre claim the gnuu»
that was to have been played yenier-
day at 1 o’clock. on the Colonial lot
with the miring illll team. The Tiger
Junior: any they won, because the
fibrin: Hill team did not allow up.
till tlu-ii any at :i hilllh‘i l'illl‘ of filvt‘l‘tl,
PflhaahN
in‘>nn
Taking Lydia “a Plakham’s
Vegetable Compound
Columbus. Ohio—"l have taken
Lydia ll,
l’lnkluuh‘a Vc tetable Com.
poun d u r i n g
change of life. My
doctor told me it
was good. and since
taking it. i feel so
much better that i
can do all in work
again. 1 bill it
hydla it}. I’lnkhaui's
Vegetable Coin.
mand a line remedy
or all woman's
troubles, and I
never forget to tell
handoue for me."
804 East Long Sh.
Another Woman Helped.
Granitcvdic, Vt. -~ “1 was paaain
through the tjliaugc of Life and suffcrc
from uervouaneae and other anno lug
symptoms. Lydia E. l’lukham'a Vigo-
table Compound restored my healthaud
streu tli.aud prayed worth mountains
of o d to me. For the. sake of other
an cring women I am willing on
should publish my latter."——M‘ha.
CllAlllJiti liancuv, ll. 1H),. Granite-
ville, Vt.
Women who are passing throu it this
critical period or who are an ering
from any of those «diatrcsaing the pen
collar to their sex should not lose rd ht
of the fact that for thirty years Ly in
E. l’inkliam'a Vegetable Compound.
which is made from roots and herbs.
has been the standard remedy for
female ills. in almost every commu-
nity you will find Women who have
been restored to health by Lydia E.
Plakham’e Vegetable Compound.
at
.. rs. E. llahaorl.
Columbus. Ohio.
""Afii‘d'ii’oé‘itt were Kuwaiti. ._
Racing Machine Became Tangier in
the Rope of the Connecticut Co.
Yesterday morning at about Rzilu
o'clock while the gang of the repair
car of the (‘onnccticut Traction Co.
were putting in a new over-head wire
on West iivcnuc. Norwuilt. an autumn
biic on be way to Stamford came down
the nircct at a high rate of speed,
lnndiiia iiltiiusi directly tor the NH.
One of the (‘oilipniiy'n men waved a
iiillltlll as u sign-iii for the chauffeur
to turn out, but be kcpi on and the
illlllllllliillil‘ \vciii ivy ”in car within it
few iiiclua of it. the tip of the auto
mobile being caught in HIV Hilli‘ii oi
the ropc that the gum was lining on
blocks to stretch the new wire, tear
lug thc top off almost as if it won no
much paper. The auto ran a number
of {wt before it could be brought to
u Mantis-till The amulet»: uulhcrcd up
the itl‘itiu‘ii frugiiicule and prom-mica
piobzibl) i'v-nliriuu that ii is lll'lli‘l' to
multc bunt.» slowly than to run into
illiiiltoict at a brcaltnul. apctd,
We Repair Roofs
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE
EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 434.
THE NEW SCIENCE
luu“in our “an
horn. “
fortunate.
automobiiea.
icruoou.
capacity.
ed through the
although
IIIN IA‘I'UflDAV.
m
lnqulreu
'l‘hcir
Ticket Prices Soar.
All the automobiles panned through
the city in tlic morning, no also passed
the prices on tickets, until at the last
moment Rollie were sold as high an 830
each, and $75 for two running in canoe
cutlvc numbers. _
Many followers lost the oportunity
at seeing the game in order to reallzzt‘"
a profit of 500 per cent. on their itch
ctn_ tlnd one fortunate gentleman re
ported that he purchased 22 from col
icne friends iiilil week
There are many more who were just as
fortunate. and up to the diff moment
the football games and prices were the
subjects of discussion
the city.
for :3
Thousand: of Types Pen Through En.
Route for the liq Game.
With the colors of the Tiger and
Bulldog floating gently in the breeze.
nearly 2,000 automobile ,partiea pana-
town Saturday,
route to or from the greatest gridiron
battle of the year in New Haven. I
Eycry car was filled to its capacity.
and oti several the mechaulciana Were
clinging tightly to the small tool box
on the aide. Yale banncra were in evi
dence on the. majority of the care,
while now and then a machine tilled
with the loyal supporters of the Tiger
halls of learning floated orange bau~
Fll'
Cara of every make, shape, nizd and
style, panned the police who were on
duty, while trinity
road to the gridiron.
Many Special Trains.
There Were. many who were
determined
witness the greatest football struggle l
of the year, they were not owners oi‘
last resort in a
the railroad station, and over 2,000
were sold during the morning and at
Special trains were
the bent
168K
to
placed
in commianion in order to acconinio»
date the large crowd and even then.
the baggage care \vere iiillcd to their
l
each.
in 2’ parts of
‘\.V
\’ \"i\ \‘ \
OTHER FiNiSHES
AND GONE. BUT
'HAVE COME
J ap-A-Lac
STILL HOLDS FIRST PLACE FOR
QUALiTY AND ENDURANCE.
CHAS. E. DOW
1i2 WASHlNGTON STREET.
'PHONE 667.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic in the violence or the
cause of the diecaoe and the art at ad
lusting the name. him-mice are courted
by a wrench. lwiat or aprnln in the
back. “iron if door in childhood it
crculca pinched ncryca and pain in
later life in the different orgium and
liiiiba.
t‘hlroprucloi‘n io'iliovc thc cntmc of
thin dinenac and pain. and health in
rmitorcd through harmonizing the nix
iiurvc uyntcnui ill your body.
Nl‘i‘viiliflllnflfl, ltllcuuuitlaiu, l’aruly'
ale, ilcnrt, Kidney and Female illn-
cuacn arc given npeclai attention; auto
Curvature of the Shiite. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic It
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
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BE CAREFUL wuarnvou SAY.
lu Rileilkillg of a person's faults,
l‘ray don't forget your own,
Remember those with homes of glass
Should never throw a stone.
it we had nothing else to do
Tbuu talk of those who sin,
‘Tis better that we commence at home
And from that point begin.
We have no right to judge a man
l'ntll he‘s fairly tried;
Should we not like his company,
We know the world is wide.
Some may have faults»— «and who has
not'.’
The old as well as young.
l’crhupa we may, for aught we know.
Have titty to their one.
'l‘bcn let us all when we begin
To slander friend or foe,
Think of the harm one Word may do
To those we llitlc know.
Remember. curses sometimes like
()ur chickens, roost at home;
llon't speak of othera' faults until
You have none of your own.
A martyr is a man whoae Wife has n
illl til l‘t‘lli' rclations.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the aeaeon for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
lit‘l'llll bruan for the house and
lilo .ake for the lawn are good.
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean out away. but
to make the house, the barns.
arable» and fences right they
hiltlllid be frclhcued up with
.iuut.
We have everything for tho
p.iiiiiii2g—-—linaeod oil. tarp...
lliilhizt'll and
Atlantic l’ure White Lead
THE mucus
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
“'0 can gumuntee this White
Land‘s purity.
See ill about your painting.
E. E. GORHAM
DECORATOR.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
VERY time
down.
they SELL 'I’lll': GOODS!
you to order larter ones.
a wan-uneven hunt.
IOUT/l‘l NORWALK.
TIL- .03.
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
EIGN for your more and show win-
We make them. all sizes, and
Try a entail also for a atarter~the
increase in your baldness will came
'The Reed It Yolk Eleéttlcal Co.
For farms and Children.
Always. Bought
Bears the '
tisa
Further
Thirty Years
GASTlBl
vitae-mum “b." , "an. .
.. .waW
evanv Lon'a baseline ORAN-
ezu . i
should be equipped with a dainty
snow white, one piece “Standard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. otoen-_
lug apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would IRON on
the highest degree or comfort. "”
We will gladly quote you 911%.. Our
plumbers are strictly competed! mo-
cbanlcs, honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
connzn MAIN AND wear on:
WallPapers.
Paints. Crockery. Glassware.
Housefurnishing Goods
imported Blue English China by the
single piece or set. Warranted not
to craze.
Columbia Graphaphoaes
indestructible Cylinder Records, 850.
Flt all cylinder machines. Double
lilac Records, mimic two sides. Gila.
Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware
Will last a Lifetime.
Tea Kettles, Sauce Pane, DoublO
llollera. Frying Pane. etc.
Councillor for Painting and
Paper Hanging
L. H. Decker
87 WAlHiNG‘l’ON STHIIT,
SOUTH NORWALK.
11L. 60M.
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one a... a son.
45 WALL 81”., NORWALK. .
Real Estate and
insurance
We have «vet-st decided , ' in
in income enhancing property .
must inure-u to value wtth lit! rapid
growth oi the town.
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Norwalk Chronicler