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"At Amusement Park next Saturday
the Norwaliis will cross bats with the
Mllfords. ‘ ' _. .
Mrs. Mary Rottlandsof, New York is
spending a few days With Mrs. David
Unborn. of Arch strbet.
Miss Helen Bell. of New York, who
is visiting in East Norwalk, is spend
lug today in New Haven.
if you want to rent an auto, buy one
or have one' repairé‘d read the Norwallt ?
Consolidated Auto Conlpany’s adv.
Tile Misses Hattie and Edna Smith,
of Wilton. left yesterda morning for
a two weeks stay in Pia afield. iii. J.
Walk, will meet on Friday afternoon of,
this week with Mrs. Ellis in Bridge-
port.
Frank Lockwood and wife. of Calls
firrwntn.lwisitu..i
“attenuator a few days. , ,. 3.,
'll ' has 3 men’vlbo were osi‘nplss‘ . $5.“)
J. calms co.
Funeral Dreams and , smashes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Oxlsy. oi Brooit- ‘ ’ ‘ '
lhl. who have been summerlnx at Fair- ‘2'18 North Mfllll Sift”.
N. :3 A-..“ <
named his duties at the Bishop '&
- tlon.
*' days.
"her sons. William ii. and Howard
, Hunter, in Georgetown.
The n. N. Bridge Club, of south'ivor. '
fornia, are spending the summer with .tho Misses Laura Bush and Martha .
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Price slid family. ‘ Walkely, Who are spending their Viit‘Jt-
of 8 Rowan street.
The Misses Katherine Brown andl
Anna Smith, of Danbury. returned from
a week's visit with friends in Brno-
ford and South Norwalk.
Motorman Thomas Smith. of the,
v
Conn.
William McOart y. of Hoyt street.
WM” ”Ivan!“ l“xi .1‘ will
in “ outfit-u horrid
’ “ r‘ , ‘Q‘fij’ideiiliell ymi
w
”iii. Till the New
My. ‘ or s ..
York city on business.
‘ Venue. is visiting her grandmother in
on it all {land have broken earth) and
.l'still‘nod to their various homes.
Louis Johnson, of Norwalk. has re
Lynes coal office after a week‘s new
» Mr. And Mrs. Peter ill. Brown. or
Perry avenue. are the guests of Wil-
liam Wood, of ilranchville, for a town
field Beach. havo returned to their
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Benedict. have “'
returned to their home after a week‘s
Vacation trip spent with their son. in «
Brooklyn.
John A. Mahoney. or Denbury. and
Andrew J. Collins. of south Norwalh.
are spending a iw0 weehs' vacation at
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Apperson,
of Utica, blow Yorit, are guests attire
residence of Rev. and Mrs. D. 1‘. Van
Doren. of 6 Maple street.
Postcards are being roceived from
tions in the Catskill mountains.
League of the Stirred iieurt servi-
ces will be held at St. Mary's Church
‘on Friday at 5:30 and 7 a. in. There
will also be benediction at 7:30 p. m.
There was a large attendance at tho.
Connecticut Company. started it two dance of the Norwalk Yuoht (‘Iil|l. last
Weeks' vacation yesterday momlus night. and everyone enjoyed the ocul-
WlllCh he Wl” “WM in Ridgefield. laion. Kochor's orchestra furnished
The Circle of Light will meet III the music.
Norwalk Baptist Church this evening}
Aus- iil'd. Business session at 7:30 :dance of the Enire Nous cum will be
o’clock. Devotional service at ii o'clock. ‘ held thin evening. A spmslul “mm“;
Everyone is cordially invited. i
Mrs. P. B. Baker. and daughter Law
ra, of East Norwalk, who have been here are reheated to be present.
visiting in Springfield and Hartford!
have returned to their home. They
enjoyed a very pleasant time. while‘
away. l
The Kelsey Athletic Club will hold
their second annual trolley ride to:
Brookluwu on the evening of Aumstu
17m. The last affair was so enjoyable '
that they decided to hold is second
one.
MrsaJosehp’higa Hyatt. on County
street. is con il ' to her bottle with
a bud attack of ptomaine poisonina.
which she contracted a few days am
when stir ale huh. Her face is swollen
considerably and she is quite ill.
Miss idvn 1). Nadine. of the Grace
Hospital in New Haven. is enloyinx
a three woeks‘ vacation from bar du-
ties in that institution. She is spending
the time at her parental home with Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Franks. in Elia street.
There will llt' no service at the lallht‘
house Mission on Wednesday nllhtu
The Mission workers will have charge
of the service at the tent on West avo-
one. The superintendent would like
to have all the friends and as many
members of the chorus us is possible
to attend this lilt'tltlllii.
wAutomobiles for hire. at Oscar H.
Banka' Livery Stables, River strut,
Norwalk.
The annual convention oi the auto
harbors which has been announced [at
Labor Day in South Xorwalk, will not
be held at that time. the date having
been changed to Sunday. .August 21 t.
The convention will he opened at til
it. in, at genital/Labor Union Lyceum
in Washington street.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company has or
titlonsdthe milmad (soulmisslonars to
malts shaman alterations in ooh-v
tsin crossings in i a town of Wldhaln
and a hearing has been‘ assigned for
August ii at if o'clock. in the commis-
sioners' office at the capitol. ‘
The selectmon have notified the
Bridgeport division of the Connecticut
Company about the condition of the
roadway in Westpon avenue. and fur‘
titer over on the Westport road. ‘3!-
tween the tracks are veritable canyon
and need repair worlt dons bully. it
is extracted that the company will now
ply with the notice and that the work
will be done quite soon. .
The law firm of Booth in Alexander.
oomposed of Judge John R. Booth andw
Robert 8. Alexander. in ilanbury. its!
been dissolved. the dissolution havinl
[one into effect August i. The onions
oeeupisd by the former firm are ro~
talnsd by Mr. Alexander. who will con-
tinue prsotloo‘ individually. .JudnlJ
Booth is now associated with flannel
Tweedy and J. Moss lves. with illness
at 187-189 Mala street, ianbury.
in the Norwallr town court. The sass
was continual! until this morning from
last wossz’ uglier ii. Cumminpsmas
present in , of his side at tbs
ease and Atty sy J. Holden iiuributt
represented iii-Anions“ of the violin
tiff. A oontmsi'oy arose over the van
ildliy of s do“ and the case was rinsi-
ly continued. as the defense stained
that they wan .to an every part of
60ml. in out Hominy morn
at illogical _ . , :
slim Q" “ °
General B .3
lower. water worn'sradins. nigh“:
"M N rook mt . 0.1 w
Ill? It. ., all W ‘
i
ll“. hilt did lot actually arrive. 'l'lltti‘i."
twill be another exhibition nest 'l‘uea‘
tars. “ it unless alord an auto-
J
Tbsroivli- got IicQuillsu vs. M1 _
win was tah‘aflst liti‘ualn this moral“. ,
the dead pro valid. The sass mi ‘
The regular \tednosday evening
or the members to! the club vvlll be;
called Friday evening and all lnetn-'
Earle Wood, or West Main alrm-i.‘
took a trip in his canoe in Stamford
and return Sunday allot-noon. lie says,
that he enjoyed the trip very much.
but the return was hard on account}
of a hard wludthat was blowing.
Mrs. Elisabeth Burger and Mrs. Hui.
en lioblnsou. of Wesipori avenue, who
are at present in Maine. report a very l
pleasant time and much sport in bass _
listing. Mrs.;i)urger ll few seasons
ago had the honor of catching the lam-
est bass of the season. . l
“Duirh Charlie" Sullroeder. who has
been confined stint- Norwnlh llospiial
for audio llllit! past. was allowed to
come to town to see some friends on
Monday afternoon. its made a stay
at tho (iloiltleililllm drug store, where
he has worked for a number of yours
and was a welmmo must. lie returned
to the hospital last eveulnu.
A large shift as asaeinblod at itoion
i’olnt last ey Inn to witness thr-
Weekly brewer‘s exhibition. which was
very much it yeti. The opinion was
expressed iha tbs exhibition was the
finest ever align under the roinpany's
auspices at «the point. Thunder
showers thredleued during the oven-l
day event“.
22:“ * s
1,.— .f ‘
Renting Cars
A i'sohard and a i'eerh-ss to rent
The two Muslost and boat riding
cars on the market. with an export
driver. for thrao dollars an hour.
with a iiilmnin charge of live dol-
tibis births porch or hay rosin in the undo.
left also. his aliasing thrill out at firsatlys‘ V. ‘
matron. “1:35 shapes for white stlcurs ssavlngofiromonudiird to asphalt on
your-purchase. .. . ~
Solo Fried. Re
cent llliiiiss. g.
51:0" -' E3. . ,
~ .» Miss Florence Ststham. of Reservoir $§§g
' ” .oo
Seutli Norwalk. Conn.
O. B. Jaolt'non
_ y . Opticisii
,i.i"i.:f.‘iiiilii.é‘iiiii.?'.i;’:”:lh Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Extimined free
Is wan. waist. maps or:
mmencdun
Annual ,0 ening
ER 1. 1910
BUSINESS
COLLEGES
School offices open every day for enrollment of students
" south human
Stamford Port Chester.
The Items On Sale
at our store this week have a price interest that is irresistible.
even to conservative shoppers.
Among the good things are:
”lessons. uuoanwnan. Hosts“. stoves
SHIRT waxsrs. pnessrno sacfi’tifis. sans.
conse'r covnns. consmarionsurrs. Etc.
You seldom have an opportunity to buy such good merchan.
disc for so little money.
The N. Ej-liyan 00.,
86 Washington St. South Norwalk
YOUR MONEY HA8 WEIGHT AT
FLYNN & RYAN'S
DISSOLUTION SALE!
mobile rt 0 at this prion.~ (let your
‘ data ahead.
MEN‘S and WOMEN'S OXFORDS at LEBS THAN COST
W. A. HANFORD
~ . it North Main .l
mam—3...! WM. ,. ...... W ’
DR.) 3. L. IOHANNAN. oi Itsmtard.
Doom. Writes the Following strong
szstlmoulsl amending Dr. Dlsit's
Medicinal.
Dr. Dich'h Medicine Company. south
Norwalit. Goon.
w insatlamsn: i can add. with all eon-i
ones. a word in commendation of Dr. '
eh's Medicine. it does all that is
maimed for it. i have used the prepar-
atioaib lily prsotioe iormsuy ysars.
m can osrtify to its value in all the
disorders fit the syltssi where its use
is indloat . Sincerely yours.
R; L. iiOHANNAN, M. l). ‘
a- i ultimo l
imW Momma... ‘0'-
i . Manitoulin" st ist-
, ' provss
We 0 o a and
itinerai Waters
ssrasususo lass ,
M
Vichy. asltssr, carbonic.
tampsriiia. a i a n r
Ma and
rm Pauli ass host 1'
P. 0. [ins iota-m. m
' W saunas. eons.
FLYNN’S noo'tr SHOP
W WAOHINQTON ‘11.". IOU?“ NORWALKs
Century Compound.
Stops halts on Tin or Shingle Roots ‘
But the preparation oallsd ”Resonant" is not suitable tor
bad limits or for use on old or pony roots. and not. as listing or durable
as “Century Compound.”
The above testimony I
in: in an 8W Gourt.
We otter the century Compound at so. Plit GALLON and loan
antes all rooflay work for thus years.
'l‘heCeatnryRodfiugdrMsnui‘ totaling
aswssmusroa arson...» »
I"!!! illldfl‘ m I! "it i
l'iiiiiiotloaf Icar-
lifil 11. 1010. .
;hvhuos3
a... m Q'rus streams? lam
boot“ is W? W.
hitter sspsrionoa with a mi.
have been term to pay out
and incidental
one and: m
aarsslsu , a i. “mm
wa'ras aruthenium was um
dbnlssti. »
mm is 1 . y ,
“ .. «animals “In“ 7
are morass ,
fin the town it lid told a my
story. about is faulty bars to Visit]
‘ .aeiue friends and t eir having
.drialt loamy. its at .
dressed and m «allow . ‘3
5%.“ silver use W ,
Mrs. Henry T. Gehr'man, or“ wish
port avenue: has isomer-ed from a rag
Frederick iii... of Norwailt. .is‘
spending tho-day in Stamford and Mt-
snus on hostile».
Frederick Waiters. of Norwallt. to
reslxnod his position in the Frank
A. Vailnuren store. ,-
A party of about iiiteen young poo-
ple is having a dinner this afternoon
at the Country Club. ~
The usual dance will be held this
evening at the Country Club, with bill-
sle by Bpeldel'a orchestra.
Vincent Ferratii and Steve Bayiah
were in New York yesterday after-
noon, witnessing a ball some.
Arthur Belby. of bilin street. is en-
ioying a week's vacation from Henry
1'. Prowltt’s store in Main street.
Warrant). Woodward. of Holden av-
enue. returned last evening from a
week's visit with irirnds at Anasquam
lake. ,
Mrs. E. i. Alderman. of iiolyolie.
Muss, has returned to her home after
a few days visit with Mrs. lrvlnx By-
inuton. of Westport avenue.
A large number of the residents of
Winilipauk want on a trolleyrtds to
sum nook today. and the little vil-
lage has a deserted appearance.
Mr. and Mrs . James Rielly and
son and daughter, oi Wlnnlpuuk, are
visiting fdr a tow days with Mrs. Riel-
ey'a father James Wood. of Staten its
land.
. Mist Nollie Haber, of the Bronx.
New York. will cumo to Norwalk on
Saturday and will slieud a week with
Mr. and Mrs. i". horns. of Franklin ave-
one.
A sinusial meeting of the local tiar-
br-ru' iluion will be held Sunday motor
ion. to make arrangements for enter
talnlug the convention of the state Dll"
here here a little later in the month.
Miss Mildred Osborn. of West avo-
MW. and Miss Jessie Close. of Frank.
lin avenue. will leave on Thursday for
New Chilean. where they will visit
rolettvos of Miss Osborn'e for a week.
In the event of being able to procure
an assistant at his place of business.
t'ounrilnuan Albert M. l'oblnian intends
to no to Rochester next week to at-
tond the national wuvehtiun oi iiayv
matters.
Mr. and him. Frank iiutiory and
daughter; Mr. and Mrs. (towns Elploor.
automobile trip to Lake Konoala.
While in Dunbury they also visited Mr.
liutiory‘s mother.
Morton hi. Weeks. of Wall street.
ls-fl Norwall; yesterday afternoon for
a tow days visit with Yale college
friends to Niagara Falls. lie is on.
toying his vsruiion from his duties in
the lorltwood Manufarturtuu Com:
pany.
The case of Fredorirlt Albrerh. o
Rowayiou. shamed with assault on
place. was scheduled to mine up on
mullinunncr again this morning, but
was once more continued. this time to
heat Tuesday.
Postal rards revolved in Norwsik
from Miss Haul Gerrlsh, who is on
loyin; hor two weeks vacation from
her duties in the furniture store of
F‘. A. Mitt-hell a (‘ompany. report. that
she is having Ii lino time. She is at
Asbury Park for the wet-ii, with Mrs.
Evelyn Hoyt. of Union avenue.
The Cannon Methodist Church and
the tlwruiown Episoopql Church silo
day, school srholars cams to NOW“
on tho 9 o'clock train this morning.
They look trolley ears in blot-wail: and
went to lioton Point. where they the
spending the day enjoying themselvps
in all the sports that the Point affords.
Charles iloldsuildih, or liliuwood av-
enue. who returned from camp with
the Sixth Company. and had a couple
of days more vacation from his duties
in the Crofut and Knapp Company's
oiloo. has been simidln' the time in
New York city. (‘onsy island. and at
places along the Hudson River. He
returns to work tomorrow. ,
Broil Nelson was drunk and in a
scrappy mood as well in North Main
street last night and this was a may
bination that landed him in the police
station. He was talten in charge by
Ohio» Frank v. Raymond. This morn
lnlt ho was charged with breach 0! the
poses and intoxication but Judge 'f‘ay.
lor was lenient with him. oontlnuias
the case for two weeks.
li‘l. filluboth ll. Warner. ol‘ Iii
Washington street. and tiarauei lab
ray tbs woll~iinown and populan aa-
slsthnt al the {tosslls lunch vans in
Washinstou I‘M. wont to Brooklyn.
New Yorit. this morning. where they
will be married at the horns of r.
llurny's mother. They will return
iiouth Norwalii in about a week. at
the aspirational Dir. Murray‘s vaca-
tliiii. ‘ .
«Wheat. rye. and oatmeal bread. su-
gar cookies. biscuit. tomorrow. nape
usr lishsry. ‘ .
There will be a meeting ot the ~lira-
toroal Order of Rules Aerie. No. ”it.
this «suing. in tbs quarters or the
order in Wall street. The apart or
tits committee that was appointed to
loot: into tbs mattsr ot.aitsndia the
stats convention that will be bsoaén
New landed on the 10th at this in .
The Wm m innit-ml to fill
A. automaton wsrsyoiu ahdtod‘e-
‘ girl's whether {it not to so a toll rips
Melton Mllnsss. of aurora.
status. was botore tbs Nomiit town
wart this insulin; on a sham of
mam aw dinosaurs b
nous “mil. monopolist a:
' Maid? Esnford. oi South .blorwsllt.
wasps r out visitor landowners.
it, to ions in more tot-sand barn:
moo at F. Ii. liiiobslim. moldy. .
and daughter of Nora-silt. enjoyed an
t‘aptaili Eda aid P. Smith. of the same-
for yourself.
Astonish helm ‘Remaiiisfil‘tldy
meats. S on early in the tiny rilliif _
best service; as thit store “its crew
during the altemdons. Come and we
Dresses
B‘ . .. ,. ,
iln'lefilll'dm Mi at 1’5 “with“?
Dim .
mmwliaiycuussd Youcanhsveianwllatrifi
' ’ “Mandala“.
l'r
PAnLtAMINT ADJOUR O.
.1‘» it 3. ”f?“ a. ‘ ..
Leader: Trying to Some 30m Consti-
tutionat Defects.
LilNllON, Aux. 3.»?arllatnent ad-
lonrnmi today until November in. Dur-
ing‘ the mress the moteronoo between
the it aders trying to settle the wasti-
iulional defects of the House of Lords
and lhe iiouso of (intuition!it wlfl be
mnllnued. and the expectation is on»
teristnsd that a roinproinlso may .be
turned and l lbly announced upon
the re-asaetn no of Parliament No-
vember it». Sevm'al of the points in
dispute have been adjusted and Pres
inter Asquith in a statement to the
Commons Friday reported that discus
sinus had so advanced during the
twelve meetings as to render li,‘ln the
opinion at all the conferees. not only
desirable but necessary that they
should continue.
The most important work of the new
Parliament. whose sittings were later-
fiitliod fdr a time by the doll!) d Kill
hidwurd. has been the adoption of
Chancellor lJoydmorge's budxet.. the
struggle (not which during the DI'G'
cools Parliament brought the ion:
titan . controversy botweon the
(forum it and the Lords to a head and
imil‘Qd pbt- dissolution» 0! Parliament
add ad's: elections. Premier Asquith‘s
i-ablnst having been sustained at the
elections.“ thousht the government in.
iorltvaaa so greatly reduced and
make them dependent upon the sun
poll or the irish members. the budget
was slip without extended further
discus to and under the influence of
the king's death both parties were in
«lined to aeoli a friendly adjournment
of the dispute over the lords‘ power
or vote rather than precipitate new
elections while the nation was still
mourning its niouareh‘s death. Iii-lend-
liar feelings of the parties were also
milicoahis in the discussion oi the
bill modifying iberklng'a aeoeaslon doe
laratlon. the old time phrases against
the Roman Catholic doctrine. inherit-
ed from an no of religious blsotry he-
in; eliminated and the declaration bo-
lnu um-eplahlo to all the kill s sub»
1min. uony-nnformlsts as wel as lio-
man Catholics.
'i‘ho woman suitraso bill. which ~
tor preliminary discussion was hurt
in coiliinitlot- of the whole. and otbsr
(‘ullli’iilt’iil measures were deferred un-
til the autumn meeting of the Parlls~
inept.
MAJOR HAWTHORNI'I wuss
one. ,
'i‘OlilO. All . mm’l‘be wife of Major
llurry l... its thorns military attache
to the American spills” . also today
at their summer Maids so outside the
oily. Major ind firs... “theme boil
been but a short Quinta “mile. stator
llawihoriiu’ having battis’prssontod to
the, emporor only in March of* this
war. 1'
vuavss wm'rss‘ Adam.
' one =
its“
seamen. Au . s.-Ilayor tibsriss
- . roam lot»
told hissiory. lie was arrested by iii. 11“an
~- mt WWM‘ I, IMF ltl'ifll L. H. *
lamina 'imii’hS:W“ J “
-' ism ideal-psi“ inn. rm mi
A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co”.~
134.136 Washington St, s. Norwalk
much trouble throughout no
mu hil' mtiflhiflido.‘
NEW PERSONAL TAX. ,
Pasture of New Law That oug-
zil'sct Netti écfobsfl “
Beginning next October, can
most troublesome duties of tits”
collector. the collection of in
tary and poll taxes, will be
ed. and the new state or no]
tax will be promulgated infield .
will be a tax of $2. 85 per out.
which will so to the state and I!”
cent. to the town, to pay the “fit
collecting it. .
The making of the enrollmm '
formerly a duty of the
under the new law it must be, f f
by the registrars. add it is sate
say that thew gentlemen will uotw
romp the change. _
As there are many personILiVIio
not understand about this
might be interesting to know 4
every male citisen between, the
0! 2i and 70 is liable to, .~' 'i
is: of 81. Unless a melpe‘" .
fire department. militia. or ‘ .
exempt, they are liable to a in '
tax or as between the axes of it ‘
iii and. when liable (or this ,
not have to pay the two tasol. ‘
other words. the "military is:
eludes the "poll tax." When a .
reaches the an oi is. and is not.
ompt from the military tau .h _
then drop from the tax. 3, ' W
the 31 not itax until 70 years. _
So. irorn the above it will ism
that every .man overeat is .» .
either one or both or those m
must. accord n: to the lava.
collector. ore is a' state
rails for arrest and detention
nonpayment ofvthsao taxes.
As~the collection of tho _.
and pull taxes his been a -
a.”
the new law will be received“
soloing by the different m
its going into street in With
not mean that the taxes and
under the Masai law will not
to be paid.
IUYI ANOTHER III!”
Rev. T. D. Van Daron his.”
a. mvsas’ Now
an important real estate , .
eonsumatsted this wash-when A.
'i‘. DsWItt Van boron. onto! , ‘
Norwalh harlot , “MM ‘
the bottom “Mimi all at .
at film arenas and Dashes" : -
lira. Jennie lay Dasha-Bis, j . , _
house Is designated as m M, ’
has. and the oldest! fl
constructed in 183., Mm
tines were made hols tits to
and Dr. Van boron now are
only retaodstthebu idles.
add titres roasts .
robin to the Meadow. ..
molstion of the alterations
staple strut. . , _
artist: WHINHi'iEfl“ s
Norwalk Chronicler