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YIN—City delivers Residence
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwslk and .viclnlty: Fair to
night and Friday. Moderate southwest
shifting to northwest winds. Showers
have been very general during the last
‘ 24 hours from Ohio'esstward to the
coast with a few light, scattered show-
ers in other sections. The temperature
centinues high water the Mississippi
river as far north as South Dakota.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
pleasant weather and not much change
in temperature. i
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 68; high. 85.
Clear. ,.
Bruce Jenkins. of Stamford, was in
Norwulk last evening, visiting friends
in eat Main street.
Robert Tristram. of East Wsll street
who has been spending a few days in
Staten island. has returned.
Mrs. Bema‘r'd 'J. Natteford is ill a
her home in Wilton aveuuc. Dr. Wii
ham .1. Tracey is in attendance.
’Mlss Martha Colic is spending her
annual vacation at the home of Mrs.
McDonouah, in Franklin avenue.
Hiram Long. of Providence, R. l.. is
spending his vacation at. thdllome oi
his stint. Mrs. John T. rWliilne. oi
West Main street.
Walter Galincy. of West avenue. I!
cndoying a week’s vacation from h
duties at the Norwallt Securities Cor
porstlon in Wall street. . ‘
Miss Margaret Moods, of New HI
ven. is being entertained lly her code
in, Miss Agnes C. lionley at her homc
97 Harbor avenue, Norwnlk.
John .l. Walsh. of Norwalk. is in
New Haven todny. attending the dept
ocratlc central convention. The con
vention will determine the date of thi
state convention.
8. Treat Stanley. who has been
spending some time in Msssmzhusolts.
has returned to his home for a few
weeks before taking up his teaching in
a school in the Adirondack mountains
Miss liclen Ormsbee, the well
known actress. who is playing with
Msnnering in "A Man‘s World." is
spending the summer at her summer
home in Winnipault. Miss Orlnsbee
wilLrest until the company tours wool
at the beginning of the next season.
it should be understood by the pa
trons of the tin! wars that no slot
is allowed to b? ’ ride at the whitt
pole in front of tile'Norwalk railroad
station while the street is torn up. The
people hate to board cars at Wood's
drug store or waitiuntll the car sons
to the post-elites. Many people have
been much annoyed by the change. but
as it is necessary they will only hover »
to be on the lookout until the work is
finished.
-—Automoblles for hire. at Oscar H.
iisnks’ Livery Stables. ltivcr street.
Norwallt.
At, a recent meeting of the finance
committee of the. Eagle Athletic Club
it was voted to appropriate the inter-
est on the already large sum in the
treasury to the establishment of ,I
camping party at Calf Pasture. The
party begin the camp on nest Monti”
morning and will continue to run until
the supply of money appropriated ls
exhausted. The boys expect about two
weeks of the camp life. but how ions
they will be able to slay depends on-
tirely on the luxuries they enioy. The
party includes Messrs. Shannan. lane.
Nattsford. Riordan. Donnelly soil the
latter's cousin iron the city.
:As an instance of the remarkable
number or and which the Hungarian
partriii es lay. and the unfortunate
habit t ey have ofihuiidinl nests in
the open meadows. his field east of
Bethel. s mowl machine cut one of
the him all to p eosa. She had twen-
ty-two am under , and Postmaster
Bailey secured _ . and gut them un-
derahsa.Se' ._ “teens-were n
hatched out antics: astroports they
were doing well. . Lindy Hook sat
other birds out was destroyed. and
she had nineteen. a Is tinder bar.
There are two it
hatched out before. he mowing ,,
mended. Ind um Jo all “doing: W
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«Mathilda! iotlosflthshow.
sis. a single dost iWsslluulsts is
eloth. Treatment cam habitual cos.
attention. I! M“ h him Ask your
druulst for tlisin.
Redand‘SiiverBird
s of young par-
tridses at Wilson .Poiat. which wet: been
(for. .
1’” banana lllr‘ year. bill
N 0' L
it " ;.
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.’ H. BAXTER
4
then best. new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one ill-ft.
halt cabin. withys h. p. new motor.
Ono 21~ft. with by, h. p. Stanley. Very
cheapif bought new.
OSCAR" ANDERSON
OysterdhellPointNorwalk
2m
‘ vExtraCting
Teeth
without using some means of relieving
the pain is, an operation seldom per-
formed nowadays. Some people pre-
‘fer the old way. but if you do not want
to suffer. come in and let me demon-
strate the BEST way. it does not
matter to me how dimcult the task;
crooked teeth. those crowded closely
together. ulcerated teeth. or old male.
all yield to my method. and absolutely
without pain. if others have failed.
let me show you what i can do.
‘Dll. J. H. Mallory
to South Main Sh. south Nerwaik
Hours: 9 a. m. to s p. m. auncays
by appointment only.
AUCTION
TO IIVTinI'AN "TATE
JULY 30. 1910, 2 p. in.
Four and one-half acres oi line laud.
sevend'Oom house. barn. side kitchen.
carriage house. Five minutes from
Noroion railroad station. mat-omen
and stores. Seven minutes from trot
iv ‘ley. Good terms for sale.
. - street.
'” WM York
AYLOMGOLDEN "
wave”. fiWJfi-"um
‘ 7‘" . returnees 1m
c Reconstrut‘tor
Time for ion. Frames for next sum-
ltsli'u strict
event s. ‘ .
l or. news
.0 . ,
' Don't mils the
$0130!th all! 1‘
“ye Phillip/1"";
ad Mrs. "
.l in
July sale
rskatlyss‘in south
ulnnin J.“ Brit
will entertain tomorrow lilu
Podd. of Whiterlaias.
_.Wsltsr Bouncy. births No ik as-
curltles Corporation. .ls enio
annual vacation of one week.
‘Horaee R. Nash wants to know if
the kitchen rsnse is‘ln‘ repair? it you
“1:: interested lee theadv. ‘ in this is-
s . '
General and Mrs. Russell Frost and
son went by auto to Danbury last sv~
322:; and enjoyed dinner in the Hotel
l'l.
Simon McNamara. a former resident
of South Norwaik. no located in Dan-
bury. has been span n; the day in
town.
Clair w. Boynton. of New York city.
is spending a few days as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Lyon. in West
street. ‘
Mrs. Thomas Merriwether. who has
been visiting her daughter in Franklin
avenue. returned to her home in New
Haven oday. ‘
Miss Edna Meeker. of New Canaan.
is spending a few days at the home of
her hister, Miss Florence Meeker. in
Merwlu street.
Miss Albina Lal’riso. who has been
visiting Miss Minnie Henry. of Leon-
ard street. has returned to her home
in New York city. .
Sayre Younss, or Livln ton street.
has taken a position as c autieur for
Oscar ll. Benita. He will probably re
turn to llluh Bchool in the full.
A very enjoyable and largely attend~
rd dance was held at the Knob. last
nishcd excellent music for the occa-
sion. ’
Today is the. last open day of the
season at the Knob, and many of the
members are taking advantage of the
day to entertain tholr friends from
town.
St. Mary's sanctuary chair will hold
their rehearsal on Saturday morning
st ll o‘clock. St. Mary's wull choir will
rehearse tomorrow evening at it o'clock
in the church. '
-»--l.iarlen ll. ll. tl. plays crack Etna
Field Club. of Brooklyn. on Norton‘s
lei. Main St. llarietl. Sat... July 30.
Those who attend this name ltrill not
their money's worth.
Miss Louise M. Foster. doublet of
William "J. Foster. of Reed street. he-
aan the duties of a new position today
as stenosrapher at the office of the
Holmes. Kcolcr sud Scllcck Company
in Norwalk.
Miss Emma lloutnn. who lives with
her grandfather. Salli Remington. in
Spring strut-t. was taken very in last
5 .
Edison and Victor mmrds for Aug
not at i". E. lMlkwood‘s is Co‘s. See
adv.
Ponassus Count-ii. Royal Arcsnum.
held a regular muting last evening in
.ne Wlll street quarters.
Mill Hanoi Blost‘cl‘. oi Wont Mnin.
street, will go to Providence tomorrow
tor a week's visit with friends.
liliaa Edith Aunlaclt. of Wilton. and
. lsa Florence Demon, of lliducliticld.
spent the day in Norwalk yesterday.
The steamer Marion resumed her
regular trips today. coming from New
York. and arriving in South Norwulll
on schedule time.
““Mrl. John Feller. of l’oughkccpsic.
N. Y.. a former resident of South xur
walk, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. David
Bernard. of Spring street.
Buckinhsm Post. 0. A. IL. will hold
ll business meeting iOllltli'l'OVi‘ erosion
in their Wall street rooms. Nothing
of Moi i so will come up at
this time. it is thousht.
Walter Ewing. John Smith. Willior
Essen and Wil ism O'lisra will .uurt
campih at C Pasture on Saturday
and vii remain until September. They
have I full OQWGM of camp Ii'i‘tllil‘
IMO and two large fonts.
T e Instantaneous water buster
mounted by tho Humphrey company
to the was eon-ulnar: of the Norwnlks
on W awarded to Mrs. tlonora ll.
Smith, of ill lain street. Norwnllt.
the heater is a handsome one end is
worth ”5. Tickets were distributed
to all of the gas consumers and this
moral Chief of'Polico Williunl Veil»
met. 0 this city. was requested to
If“! the luclty number. iio drew tick-
et 15“.
annual cuties yesterday at the home
of lira. A. E. Turner. in Weston.
About twenty-five ladies attended
and were taken to Weston in one of
Old“ H. MR'S carryslis. They each
tool: a basket of lunch and remained
for tea allo.‘ They report a this time
and an enjoyable day's outing. it was
about I o‘clock when they returned to
Norwnil.‘ ‘. .”
city at!“ minimums of the Adam
irorenIiHbi Bells Brothers Circus.
Hi my Malone:- Daniel Dilultlp
h “mills! Add Woodward avenues
es W“ with water this
mommy? . e n; of the city streets
I'M“ ' _ for'tlla lesson and
of has been converted
. ll
lien
New‘ lost,
of bells loud
Buckinsham Post, w. ll. it. held its
i
On account of the presence in this
on ni v... .
3%} I rspriuliier. it will he
in ripkilas daily the brick psvs.
‘ dad flew streets that have not
. gt .
~ Card Views
far-ii Circle. East illdif,
syn View. Beuib Cove.
in! Castle Venice and
night with ptomsiu launching. caused
by rating clams. She was somewhat
improved today.
Miss hiay McAllistor. who has been
spending a three week's vacation at
the home of her aunt in Harbor ave-
nue. returned to her home in Meriden
.today. She will resume her duties in
St. Mary's Hospital in Waterbury. on
Monday.
It you do not «an: to suffer when
you have teeth extracted Dr. Mallory
.invltus you to call on him and let him
show you theI best way; It does not
make any difference how badly the
truth are decayed or how crooked ihcy
will yield to his method without pain.
Sou adv.
St. Paul's Sunday school t-xcurslon
Was hold yesterday at ltolon Point.
'l‘wo carioads of young people wrist
Idown and they certainly had a fine
time. They returned to Norwalk about
:. o'clock. after an exhilarating day‘s
sport at the seashore, A ball [also
wua played and St. Paul‘s choir boys
won by the score of it) in 7. They
were ulte elated over their victory.
A party who went to Shorehsvcn inn
yutorday aliernoon for dinner was
i composed of the following men; Floyd
Rusooe. M. ii. tllovcr, (l. M. Holmes.
William A. thirty. ., (2. times. tester
Hyatt. Frederic bills and Henry F.
IColetulrn. They are the directors of
.flltt Falrilsld County National llank.
and made the trip in the automobiles
of Mater Hyatt and i. C. tlresn. 'l‘boy
colored a line dinner and they say
that the service as excellent.
w
Economy
is seldom popular. but it is the
most essential element. of
it Nice...
You cannot silenced ions with-
out it. and new is the time to
basin
Economical people usually have
5 savings accounts’aild we invite
m *
'l‘heSouth Norwslk
Trust .Co.
. is vitriol so. . .
statues modulation int .
_ 'l‘. Van boron. of ills la, "
“l; ,spsndina the day in Nit!
‘ ' ‘ (treat a .
mm m ”null
, {important
it. spent; a! yesterday with
f ”or Maple street. ‘
lilveiyn
”I his ‘
:provfn. slowly for several days.
evening. The Demise orchestra for .-
i3»: u.
. I
lntsrfws with hits-sun out
sitachedtoltultglvss mimosa.
. monarchs-thirst othsshrdhlchbolllfllo
“till!“ ll! of midi! m vieswlllcutdowa
mourn» Elwin... flow-"rower ll
titre"?!
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"‘ seep d c
, I lit! es of using up the
and coils of soap.
Use all! kind of roam
Januhonthe ismhevwhosename belowaadasktescetba r
P: Suds- alter. He will lctyou eonehomatotry. Unitten
yrs—then it you think youcsn spare it. return it. In the trial places you
under no obligation to buy. This is yourciisnee to learn about. the mta‘
convenience. nioneyand umeuvuyouesu install in yourltiiciieu.‘ Chatterley.
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BROWN di ‘00.. ill South Main Strut. Swill Norwallt. Conn.
w-
You uninvited to attend-the Jubilee
Sale at the Mints store tomorrow. See
adv.
Jack Benny. son of John w. Realty.
who has been ill for several weeks at
ids home in Elm street. has been in:-
[fig cabin runs at Dickermau's. See
prices in adv.
The Norw‘alk lire department was
called out on a false alarm last ever»
in; about 6:80 to the straw hat fac-
tory of the Mutual list Company. in
River street, Nerwslk. Smoke was is-
suing from a bleach room. and some-
body uot knowing the condition was
naturaland believing the place was
stirs. sent In a still alarm: The de-
partment responded in quick time but
immediately returned to quarters
when the trouble was explained.
Cluett. i’eabody and Company have
made arrsnxemeuts with“ John W.
lleatty to,repaiut a limit; section of the
interior of their factory building
at the corner of North Main and Un-
ion streets.
- . t i'tyouaurv
The successes that have been won on a foundation of cheapness are as
scarce and unsatisfactory as soap bubbles. Real success only follows
worth. and worth commands its price. A wise man is carotid in so
lecth the food for his boast. A horse is like a man~~ not worth much
unlcss he‘s well fed. And proper feeding means to him very much
what it does to you. Bonnie llersli’li‘eed (home around) is composed
of good sweet corn, oats. barley and wheat products. fresh around
each day; stale western foods may wisely be let alone.
Quality Flint. Last and All the Time.
Bonnie Horse rose
Dairy mu
Chick rose . ‘
Poultry
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN
have tons been arspeelalty and success with us. that we have merited
.. - the title of , .
, ,Tlil CHILDREN'S STUDIO
We Photograph Children at Their last
MOTOR! FRAMING
All kiodaot Frames constantly en hand
Jackson's Studio
Opposite Net-walk Natal fl flail It.
at.“ it
Norwalk. Conn.
The Only“ Place in Town that
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
Fiatilsb. Iuttarllah. Wealttlsh. Iluefiali. In Ina. Halibut, Steak Cod.
Laborers. son Craps. Little Neck. Lens sndlteusd clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
G. 3. North. during Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. will be in Boston.
in attendance on the convention oi the Photog-
raphers‘ Association oi New England. Studio
open as usual.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
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Hartford Assess" Says its list
Feminists Comply With the
Law on Full Valuation
HARTFORD .luiy 21.—-'i‘he meetins
or the city board of times which was
held yesterday. in conjunction with
the board of ”sensors. was enlivened
because of a statement which Assessor
P. Davis Oakey made regarding the
valuation of property in this city for
the purposes of motion. Mr. Oakey
does not agree with the views of Tax
Commissioner W. Ill. Corbin. regarding
the assessment of property at full val-
ue. Mr. Oakey expressed the opinion
that there was not a town in the State
that assessed browns at full value.
He said that in a growing city like
Hartford the statutory basis" was not
practical or feasible. The value of real
estate was a matter of human iuds~
uncut and he said that the honest opin-
ionofamanastowhathisown pro
perty was worth for the purposes of
taxation dilered greatly from what he
tbousht his neighbor's property was
worth tor the same purposes. Mr. Oak.
cy said he believed that liarttord had
been discriminated against when the
ritue Board of Equaiiaatlon raised
the grand list of this city ”5.000.000
for the purposes of taxation to the
State. After there had been a discus
sion by those present it was voted that
it be recommended that resolution be
passed by the court of Common Coun-
cil requesting that the assessors, the
Mayor and the City Treasurer appear
before the Board of Equaliaation at its
mectlna lost; your to explain the aims
tion in this city.
One of as. statements in Mr. Con
bln‘s legenwu that the increase of
“6.000. l in the grand list was based
on the belief of the Board of mainlin-
tien that the averm alarmed rains
tics of Eltoparty in general in this
city is n in excess of 16 per cent. of
a fair value. Assessor Galley said
that a year ago the Board of Finance
had ‘sslt the assessors to raise the
ruins; on 1 pmperty. In accordance
with the retinal. about a year sue the
slammed! was raised to ”dull",
and tile hoard of Assessors repurtod
that the Assessment wait on a valua-
tion of‘about its per cent. on the doll
lsr.
There was considerable fault found
when smsitnents were raised. Every
sale of real estate that has been made
since has) stifled the assessors and
has shown t at the mldeutlsl sections
are land more today than the bust
nes sections.
Mayor Smith asked Mr. Usher if he
thouaht the property in llartferd was
worth "05.000900 (the arand list plus
the Board of localisation addition.)
Mr. Oskey said he thought it was and
Mayor Inuit: aid if that be true. this
'l‘aa Gamma-loner sad the Board of
uaiisatlnn were riaut.
r. Galley said that it mini be true
that monasteries propirty was not
assessed «his! in this city as in some
other cities. but that was i matter
that the “season were to tails up.
The New" Canaan Co usual
straw school held their usual pic
nle It noted heist yesterday.
(leer .smsu. of u. iii-u of r.
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WALL STREET. 10:10 a. ins—Prim
of stocks bounded upwards again with
the opening of the market; ulna rink
ninx from i to 2 points over last mind
The rise in Denver and Rio Granule
pfd. reached 2% and canadlaa‘Pa‘ciIo
2%. Very heavy blocks changed handl»
in U. 8. Steel, Union Pacifichndm
camated Copper and the sum . a
for those stocks showed a sordid of!
substantial fraction. - ' "
WALL STREET, 11 a. the—4“.”-
tent of the opening advance lb
tor the sharp rise of yesterday in tail-
heavy realising sales. ,l‘ho "
was light and enormous huyln’aorilsfi
St. Louis Southwestern pfd. in .
its. Rock island pfd. Ila. Slosa ,
lield Steel 8%. Southern Pacific. 00n-
solldated Gas and Westinghouse » ..
trio 3. Minneapolis. St. Paul and ‘
Ste Marie Ind. A. .;
Hi. u. s. Biscuit. sud bloni__ ~
Reading. Chesapeake and ,.Ohio. . v:
Western. Louisville and Nashville,
American Car and National bead S
to 2%. . .. ‘
WALL STREET. securities! ”to
sionnl pauses the market mus
force for fresh advances. Reports thIt
embarrassed holdings had heeum‘
and foreign account. Amal _
copper had risen 4 H before such.“
Southern Pacific 4. linio‘nfacllnp .
tsville a Nashville. Reading and , ‘
Iran Locomotive 3 H.
Northern pfd.. St. Paul. Aschilli. its»; ,
souri Pacific. Minneapolis. St. Paul I
Sault Ste. Marie. St. Louis Soothe-so '
era and ti. 8. aloel 3 or more.
want. srnss'r, i p.‘m.~'rae use ’
noon hour on a diminished volume at
business. Canadian Facile increased
its sale to 4 1-2 to over yesterday‘s
close. and Chesapeake & Ohio ‘ till
i points. while Colorado a San rn
showed an advance of 6 points. Anon
lean Smelling. Atlantic Coast Lind and
Great Northern Ore t‘crtlilestes Id-
vsnced 8 each. Sloss suspension
4 so and u. 8. Rubber «i H. 'l‘lisr‘e
were some recessions from the Maire
level at 1 o'clock. ‘
IDNDON. July fills—Tile rate at lids
count of the Rank of England remaini-
ed unchanged at it per cent. um. '
ills mull.
A large delegation of West Norwaihi
formaucee in South Norwalk
t‘I
lemons and tonight.
Charles timber and famil si'i‘l‘v»
ed home from a week‘s visit at _ ‘
was New York. where they have}
visiting an. Hammrs.th.M
went by automobile. and while the“
he wool to surmount“ lawns. -'
There is stuns speculation as
will purchase the Methodist
properly at the auction to he lull
oaturdsy afternoon still “W"
society. which dl a year or
A. mu oil a Dempsey. has returned on
to his home lat itlorwslk. alter a i
saw hustle“ trip to New 1 % city.
Kenneth A... Smith. of
' I'll CM m
hh~mltimbliftl:.":or~ port.
hulk?“ all” and his total
wa on! _ ,
lucrative use with the WI halter
Company. .
'l’h‘c Republican (lies of Wis-l uli
will meet on My overlies. Rey
will discuss the belittle: M for their
new elshhesunrwsleli mm
ties is well ales: toward moieties.
and will Mussel muss more.
riflr.
in the itrioaer adv.l
tutu mm m is
A; m‘
liliili it hit lilill
for practically all of the active land's. -
Northern pfd.. Atchlson. nortolk‘s'aitf' ’
over by syndicates alarmed the attend“ i
The demand was large. both tor homo“
and Omit“ ‘
ket more than held its gain durlu flint .s ‘
ritisens witnessed the, circus 7
this morning. and will attend tfi
flowed into the market at fisinmprioeo‘. - A
Norwalk Chronicler