will bovdellglll.
wholesome phli
,= ready a friend or yo I, you will on-
(ioyrrsnewing acquaintance.
A new industry for girls is halo;
pork. Which is the
mailing dt plumes of all sites and coliir
The)! tire said to‘ba
go very ”good an, imitation that only.
anvexpert can detect the dliiorence
between them: and the real feathers.
It having come to the notice or the
Water Commissioners that certain un-
authorized and unregistered persons
are without permission installing wa-.
tier slid plumbing lixtur a. and that cer-
tain registered pillmbo a are ’not malt-
in;' proper report of their donuts. at-
tention is herehv called to portions oi
ordinances in r ‘ alien to Water Works
and notice is hereby gluon that ill.
lure violations of said ordinances will
be! prosecuted:
Sec. 2‘. "if say person. with‘utvs
permit from the Water Commission:
era, shall toll. ormsite any connection;
with any street main. service or other
distributing pipe. or with either of the
rosei'mira. whereby any water is or
drawn or conducted
from the Water Works. of shell by.
any" means divert or conduct water
i in said works, or shall make any ad-
di ion to or alteration 0! any water
.plpea. .ilxtures or apparatus, whereby
ii greater quantity of water does or
may flow than is allowod by the per-
nilt held by such person. or whereby
such water ‘ls or may be applied to
other uses than are allowed by
such permit. such person so offending
shall he subject to a line of not less
lira nor more than twenty
alld‘ii’ho is al-
boomed ' in New
tllating loot-boards are without
’ he ordinary solid
of tissue paper.
hastender, uniformed
re suited by the peasant
all t e Wide ilounoos and cut-
ects of the present.
int nesligeeleioihlnix.
utter than the laces and
’ ribbons that are now on a
l wave of popularity.
mention but is entirely covar-
jlil'aolodotted lawn, put on plain
top or clown and brim and laid
» aids or plaits around the crown.
black, and white traveiin
time s attractive:
_ ti wit to . checked coat and
lflfl’lltllt, wear black veil. belt. tie and
and the scheme is complete.
s place term in a clay recep-
side the silver or china dish it
, would have themgrow: this ai-
lopga dor proper circulation and the
RNM’NDP dish is much more easily mm. be taken
, l
. “wary elaborate nor heavyatencil
" Welshman be chosen tor orna-
‘ trucks. and some may con-
, they look ”too much like our;
talus. airy ‘w‘sy; yet some post (rocks
" M’imlng girls are help
with stencils.
K decorated
it you wish to read something on
Vacation. not too heavy yet distill.
MIG from the light novel so often
chosen in the summer (and which of-
' . loo leaves one with a disgust 'ior
' milliontlthe time so lutilsiy). try
“onion: Jilin ianew to you. you
than ten doll
' Seen. "it any plumber or other
peruoil who shall set up or construct.
in or upon til'y‘hriraio property. any
pipes. iixtuios or apparatus for the
use of water from said Water Works
Which shall he so connected with said
works that the water therefrom does
or may flow in or upon such property.
shall refuse. or without reasonable ex-
' use shall neglect to make report
hereof in writing. within tire days to
the Water Commissioners. stating all
the particulars in
which are or may be required by the
rules and regulations of said Commis-
sioners. or it any plumber or other
person shall neglect or refuse to malts
roilortin writing to said Commission
on during the first week in any month.
at all connections and extensions at
service pipe made by him during the
precedinx month and not before It).
returned, giving the location oi that
premises. the name at the owner or
occupant. the character of the work.
the number of hydrants. baths. water
closets. fountains. faucets. cooks. hose
hxturos. and other fixtures and nppaix
sins of every kind whatamvor connect-
ed with such works. such plumber or
other person so neglecting or relusinlz.
shall be subject to a line of not less
than live out more than twenty dole
j j as} sale in any about“
Foreign Money Orders and Dram to
all {Pal-ta of thalNorid
‘ lend Required by Law
"Definite With Betta of Colin.
. " For Protection of Palmta
id'su'rari‘oa ond ‘Rasi Estate Ab‘ants
3:hl. Layton 8K“ Co.
3. .Qnflll?“ All... '09th Norwallr
mlroitx. New alivfiii a
Winona RAILROAD
rm: TABLE.
‘ in item June 3,1010.
sollfiii NORWALK To new voaii.
‘A. M.—-iz:5ilx. 5:091, 5141!. 6:08.
iii“. 2:20. 7:46 suits. 8;“:
at. 10:20:. 10.15:. 11:29:.
7.9»; Kr—vflzfifix. 1:06, 2160:.
manual}.- 6260:. 6:40. 6:50x. 7min.
7:581, 9:403. 10:29.
' Attention is also called to ordinances
of tho lloarii of Health which require,
loll the reaisterinit of plumbers and
prohibits under penalty any person
carrying on such business without re
istratiou and to that section oi and
Ordinances which compels. under pan-
slty, sii plumbers to submit plans.
speculations and detail: of all plumb
in: work to the Board of Health. ‘
Dated at South Norwalll. Conn. this
lltli day 0! Auto», A. 1).. 1910.
BOARD OF WATER COMMiBfllfiiN-
tilts. City of South Norwalll.
seams.
Lug—12:53:. moss, 13:41:. 3:54,
Dome-12:68:. 2:34;. 3:503. 5:33.
333% 7:003, 7:09, 7:531. 8:213. 9:421.
. .2 I w . ‘
logy; VOQK TO 6007” ‘NORWALK.
’ ..; .—-1‘2:”lia, i:iil.b:4ll.il:llii.'l:iila..
x, 9:151. 9:30;.
, Him-112px.”
a:so:.19:oil,
.-lil:m, 1:10.150 . litil’lx.‘
3:55, 4:163, M33. 6:021. 6:03.
:012, meanness. moor. 9:80..
«1. 11m; 11:80. moot.
M iii ' or“???
i l '3'”. .F‘ I! 1 r
mould}.
’ inwards, titles.
Jillilk, czaox. it:
rill «dawns ro new HA-
“mi,
air-12:36}: l (in; s: is. 1:27,
10:10:, 10:33:. 10:37:. 10:50:,
11:2ili‘illiim will;
6:48. liltlx. 9:0”.
lyfl‘l‘l‘lfi, 1:53: 9:11.
44:10:, moi our. rim
3.21:0}. , , '1. 1 »~ .
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fail-item County:
ly tor a transfer Me
to sell Shirltllous and
intoxicating Liquors, Ale. laser lloor.
hlns Wine and .(lldor. from Giacomo
iiviar. at 56, Railroad a cone. to the
genius lil'otherii. at. lib
pile. Town“ at ,itlorwailt. The
im of business is not loos
it would in adiioot lino oi a (thumb
idliice‘. or Publill Bottom-house. or the
promise» pertaining thereto. or any
Post Oilice. Public Library or Ceme-
iJilied at Norwsiit. this iith day of
August. A. D. llllo
7:30. 8:552.
lIS anemone.
- We. the undermined. ‘a
. sxpsvst'maal deilne
it hit thw of the
own=of1Nol~walln h ' ’ '
orally endorse the»
ion of the above named {Bosniaw
. titers lorrsuoh license and we
do severally oartity each i'or himself
that we are MD is tiwnisg real sali-
‘ j'i‘ n or smell
I'WQQ‘l: mu lith day
2' ' , 3 i Mi ’ i l .i_. (
.lliiv To south «pollution
:oo.’a:ao. 1020s.
: “"6155. 73“.
. ids-dint, ll:
. 4 an
13-71“, 11 s
All i ’“3‘ %
era hrs it enters and tsxpaib
&dsnuw by. law. oi the Town
‘ . . .
.i int?! 35%?“ filo-Bill day all
3 11 n i I is ' c '3! “‘3; U A ff”! Y"
- ~ . : ammonium
7 Asia-idem 3]
Molt rel banshee.
8:21. 10:091.
“iiii'ulilll” p ralyiis no disease thatn
. “attacks infants and children during
‘ thahpt ll?
Woodiiring‘lge ‘ .
adults are out «shirt. The iliileliu is
to be dreaded. notonly on account of
its mortality.
large pereshtaseotits victims are ieit
permanently crippled. * Dill-iii:
, present summer it has prevailed
nun-mm. - o. . ,
M195. rotational jot Penn
1mm. and some few can -'
es have been“ reported inetlonnaotiout.
rNo microorganism as cause at the dis.
ease has yet been discovered. but from
J study of past epidemics as well as
these new unproven, the disease is
without doubt of an infectious and
contagious nature; and it is supposed
hsryiia ilrst harbor
All it it an infectious dis-
ease danitcrous to the public health.
it is of the utmost importance that ev-
ery possible means he tattoo to pro.
vent other children from contracting".
livery case should be at once report-
ed by the attending physician to the
local boar-dot health oillcor. all is done
in other intentions disease. The health
oiilrer should establish ii strict isola-
tion (or a period of Your Weeks from
the time of notification. (in the death
or recovery oi patient the spartn'lant
occupied by him should be laminated
and disinfected. Public funerals should
not, be allowed. Mild cases that are
sick only a tow days are lust as liable,
to convey the intention and should be
laoiated tor the full period. .
"it is only through the cooperation.
oi the medical prolmion that definite
results can be obtained in checking on
Physicians aremtllareloru
urged to use every precaution new on»
played in the management oi other
contagioua dlaoasea. and to carefully
explain to the lazuli: at the mount
that may come not only to themaeivsa.
but to others, from a diereaard oi the
regulations of the board of health."
liy mortality reports received there
were will deaths during the month of
here was 458 more than
June and all more than in July. 1000
and 200 more than the average num-
ber of deaths during July {or the live
years proceedina. The death rate was
Hill for the large towns: 17 for
small towns; and 19.3 for the entire
state. with per cent oi tllodtiaillii oc-
curred among children under lire years
New do! cit
Spriil V.
sylvdn'll‘s‘anli
that the nose and
the germs.
epidemic.
t
July.
of age.
The deaths reported from infection:
diseases were 187. being 10.8 per cent-
ot the total mortality.
in Norwallt there were lhlriyiulir
deaths. representing an annual death
rate of 18.4 per 1.000 inhabitants. has
all on a population of 33.111. There
were eleven deaths oi children under
. and three tram one to
it causes or deaths were
Scarlet isror. i; diptherla.
l; whooping (tooth, 2; typhoid (ever.
i; diarrhea. is; consumption, 2; pneu-
monia 2; bronchitis, l; _
nervous system. 3; heart diiioase. d-
sil othe diseases. tea.
The following number of infectious
dlaoaaes Were reported ill towns in this
one year of a
live years.
as to lows:
violinty.
thallium—City of Norwaik. l; “two
of Norwalk. 1; New Canaan. l; Wilton.
Honrloi lovorw-Now laiian , 2; City,
of Norwalk. 1; Town oi No walk. 3;
(‘iiy of hlouili Norwalk. 2.
ifiorehro spinal torilr
lllplllhoriu and uroliproi'wuik. 1;
City or South Norwalk, 2.
Whooping rennin-«thump, 1; PM oi
Nor-walk. ll; Weillpori. 2.
Typhoid loverwt‘lty oi Nlirwaiii. l:
Town of Norwaili. 2; PM of South
Norwaili. 5.
Consumption-«Damon.
Norwalk. 1; Town of Norwallt.
Weston. i; Wilton. l: Westport. l.
_......,-......_......_.
DID NOT WIN TN! “1’.
dorm Gavan. 01 Rowsyton. Thrown
From Hubbard Lockwood. Ironsho.
All the result of ii but that he could
ride a vary lisry horse. John savage is
today out money as well as beinil
somewhat injured. Fred Carter. of
Butler sireei, is also injured, though
it cannot be said that his. iuiuriss
wore the direct result oi balling.
A very tickiish bmnollo. owned by
Hubbard locitwood. of libwayton. did
it has been xenomiiy
uown that Mr. Milkweed was the
till! one who dam ride the .allied. hilt
arose thoiluht di silentlyyond was so
lira that he was able to manage-hint
l
i
that. Saturday be but Hubbard ill tori.
that its, would ride hiia. ll
him, from. Rowsytoit nearly
Point. Pa ll
M to “loll:
but he save him. 0
[Hamil all
ride to
will don:
the h’ ran
00 r
_. hon
was m
tented iroin s in
Mr. Caller was hurried to his home loin oi
tutti dressed.
ll hub
. ll
l3! it; :11
. or
enthusiast); in:
let
“out la
tat-y of. that
out . doll
Joflliliii “‘3
ti. o leassr'
red noses.
scalp trouhlas, itchip Joel. Ililo. re-
. suits are seen avsrnln l, but a small
quantity being repaired.
got ao’od air sunburn and mosquito
. es. ' ‘-
A emittim
rials heard .0: health. Dr.
unwound. flu, lite? month _.:
guiietin’o ihhtyiop’prthlant. issued to,“
g , . , _.
wolss
Detroit
Cleveland
hillttion,
l
he damage;
pa. the animal inst w
i like omission
tllotssliiia. it
'l‘hs wasen’wsa to
t. andall want well.
tell and the rider-lost all
our the can MIC?" ill"
routine the horse _ ,
ad throwihe. rides, from
1 “1on , _
. “.11..“ .0113.th
all“. 9 Int-n.» it
ind this we
hi it i
txgave ‘liith a phones to
Mentalist. ct anion:
slain
. . ‘ an
astystreqt.flm‘ . , _ ,
Connecticut League Standing.
W. L P ’
Bridgeport
Waterbury .....
New lirltiiill
New llaven ..
Springfield .
liarit‘ord
Northampton .......
liolyolto
Yesterday’s Hammad
ilriduspori ii. New Haven 2,
ailrlniillold 3, llolyolio it (called
ninth inning. rnlnl.
iiartiord 2. Northampton 1-.
New ilrltain l. Waterbury 0.
American League Standing.
Philadelphia .
Huston ....... 1.. . . .tili
...... .. . . . 59
New York ....... .. ,iiil
.......... iii
Washington ........ W
Chicago . . ,
84. Louis ...... . . . All
Yesterday‘s Results.
\Valililnxtm'l d, Dolmlt 0.
Philadelphia i’i, t’it-reiaud it till iii-
iiintte. lirsi some);
('ieveianii 3 (mad ssnloi.
(‘hlosito ti. New York 2.
St. Louis 2. Benton l.
flatimi Larges Standing.
t‘liiilimo ........... ll?
l‘lilahiirg ,
New York .
l’hllallelplliii ..
Cincinnati
llrooiiiyn ..........
lit. Louis ..........
liostoil
Yesterday’s Results.
Pittahurg 2. New York 1 ill innings.
llrai game); New York 2. Pittahurlt i
isomnd flame.
Chicago ii. limoklyn (l illrht some):
iirooiliyn 9, (human 1 (second asoioi.
Boston 9. Si. Donia d lilrsl garnet;
ilosiou 8.81, limits t (second garnet.
Cluclnnaii~i'hiiodoluhia
rain.
Broad livers
«Fool languid.
Headache? Stomach
plain oaaa~ of my liver.
Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach.
promotes digestion. purities the blood.
hay-a—
Iflquu Fill toss.
Aug. loo—Tho list of
awards to exhibitors “1M lirussais
”position. which. it was .ilrst an-
iost in the ire which
swept s large portion oi the transition
Sunday. is It is learned. still available
and exhibitors will receive their it'll!-
es. , , 1 , . . .,
'i' to i ' . i ‘ ‘ ’ ~_
M 012$?ch hfd 33.00%:
lotuliulilieste list which he kept at
in residence in this vital.
. ’l‘lle ostimiliim oi the loss 1 m are
are from 36.000.000 to it“. 000. ,0-
A Dfllfll'l'l DUNN“.
. Foley's. Kidney Fills alive quick or.
tinny and bladder. all:
until. hire. Roms Glaser. Torre Hallie.
. ind. trill tlii~ mull. in her cello." "M
tor enduring tor malty. yoarir from a
rloils case or kidney troubles. sail.
* f 1.09%“ G
ex, Pills its
BRUEBEIJ.
pounced. was
THEY HM;
lo! iii coitus or ii
.Miitlltix much
bum. i found F'o oy
lily medicine“;
minors. ,i ii _
. attend to in
ssitsto io rec
Bridle Phlifma‘nyt; w?
’ .l 7.9!.
' ' ‘3 J.‘§.’lisysr.
‘ . trial y“; M ‘RWWWT‘ of?" - iCe-
‘33 ‘ 3 3 0 V cad i 00
mt. it 14
”than” i. MVMAWi uh»;
W In. bed I85].
i ~il veil“. i i;
i ' .- i
‘ luv for .' of main ISM. taller.
FNHIEB ' ll" ‘
ios , lid ill, .
.Y‘i'hVfllVflL in
ii
eoh‘l‘
fl , Mirage oi paslom
is nine dyer-in ii‘pr tides. and this. as
lislrokill'a‘r ’82 jar. is on sale by
all til-untold. ‘partlwmrly 'l'ha Olit~
lord Phon’naov'alid Edward W. Kelley.
data. not e on.
panamw‘ bout.
illiiiililii Bill
Also in... imperial-villi-
ed and list Bivsniioiis
There ill s row on among the it)»
rallwiiy mall clerks oi the New Enli-
liiud division oi! the *itaiiwsy Post
' (Juice mail service, because those men
are now ordered by the poet» oilioa
department to serve one ilhy more in
their time oil than hitherto, in con-
sequence oi the new ruling in this do-
which has thrown these
railway ciaflts altogether out of sear:
9' Some of the men have threatened to
drop the Joli.
in explanation of the
tar as could be initialised last night.
the post cites department. as repre-
sented by Postmaster General iiitolr
cook. it trylnil to carry out the idea
advrwated by President Tali of cutting
down the exponent; oi the post omro
department. white not (‘ill‘iillllilg iii-l oi-
Muonf' to our
ad topilrehaas
' lion request by
.o.
Loss Day on
This is the idea that Second Assist-
ant. l’ostinaater General Joseph Blew:
art is now trying to carry out. it is
said. and id this end the shuttle mali-
throwers. who have hitherto been lien
ting six days on and six days of! on
the New Haven that line from New
York to New method. are now. or-
dered in work seven days In a stretch.
with but live days orb—tile latter live
being the only opportunity they have
to make up their accounts and to re“
cliporaie from the nervous all-night
strains which theirsiiway post odioa
men attenuator. and which matte pos-
doilvery oi ‘ every-
body-1i morning mail throughout New
Eilitland. Ileantime they
work and dunner ad libitum.
There are various reasons why this
trouble has come about.
as indicated. is the
iiiirhuocli idea the second. that the
other: alerts are.
claimed, much overworked
anonoe oi the steady and enormous
increase in post oliice business. and
the third that congress takes no ade-
qllnto measures to increase staff help
to «fry out this line or work.
Claim Thay an Ovsrworitod
As it stands now. the mail clerks
declare that they are bslnx ovar-
workod. That the work they are do
in: calls for s higher marking in the
civil service mile than in very many
branches covered by
:4.
aitiie the prompt
ailulinild l-lli ion-r
limo examina-
They said that while those extra
demands which are halal made upon
the men by the post nines department
might look well tram.» economic
tandpoint. they would not work out
in a utilitarian standpoint. (or the
Moon that railway post olllco. men.
while they may he drive up to re-
llcwed activity. must ultimately fall
because they are
Wearing out their lives in the sort-lea.
They have no future in the matter
of pensions in look' iorward to, as
have the men with whom they are
enunciated in the regular course oi ruii.
Will Play Winnipauka.
As the game between the Norwailia
had Winnipliukli scheduled for next
Saturday has been curtailed. the Win-
nipauloi will play the Dread Rivera. on
the letters” grimlide. as had been pror-
iouaiy .rl’Illlt‘il. Willie the limd lilti-
er team lack» the expert
busily rivaia. they will no oi'ttleloaa put
iorill their lli‘hl shorts to win Sutur-
day‘s grants.
the wayside.
The main trunk lines atioctell by'
new conditions as tar as the
”night mail-throwers" are concerned
Ire: New York to Chi
to Washington. New
burs. New York to use on.
Jim what will come out or the row
“0 "lmduat a the Bargains.
orh to Pitts-
»psy of a railway post
a {1.100 a year.
Was”: it is declared here, it is almost
his til incurs workers to iiii
We
e
.‘ a
1 ll ff.“ .4? l . ' ' ' v
This Bromide“ at 5 p. m. Except Saturdays.
‘
an
l"
Tillie to Buy loll .liils
.l‘Prcserving time is here and the bulk of the fruit is yet
to be taken hereof. We have a large stock of rclihblc Jars.
‘ funeral and half gallons.
ét‘lt‘e Seal” in plots and quarts.
R‘ i), square alylh, half pints. pints and quarts.
So ,‘ Sealers in plots and parts. .
W Ohio“. twd Slylcs, lli'half and one-third Fpitlts. ‘ .
asap and Liflitning Jar Rings. Mason Jar Tops. Wrenches.
Kettles. Measuring Spoons. Strainers and Paraffin.
NOCéSSilry Toilet Articles
Palmolive Cream. a soil and cleansing cream, nearly
odorless. 39c.
Edward's ’l‘oilct Soaps in all odors, regularly sold for
25¢ a cake. 50¢ a box, three cakes in :1 box.
Williams“ Jersey Cream 'i‘oilct Soap. 15¢ a cake.
Cuticura Soap special price. :6 eta. a cake.
Corylopsls 'l‘alcnln Powder in large glass jars, 35c.
Lubili's Rice Powder. something new, one.
Monucn's Talculn Powder, SpCClal price, uc.
'l'iz. for tender loci. 20¢ a box.
PrioXitic'ui Hydrogen. 14¢ a bottle.
a .
Sale of Photo Frames.
A lot of Gill and Black lilialllrl Photo Frames. in four
sizes, regularly sold for use. special at 15c each, two for 25¢.
Center table, main floor.
Two Specials in Glass.
Colonial Goblets, illL‘l‘l)’ cut, special. so each.
Nrarctit Berry Bowls, very pretty. special price, 39c.
\
m
Iced Tea. Com-c or Chocolate ill the Tea Room. Mid-
day Luncheons. Special Afternoon Tea.
The D. M. Read Co.
After our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale we have small lots of goods
to close out. also numerous items that were not oi sumoiont quanti-
ties to pill in the larger sale.
These are now combine and offer as a RUMMAGE SALE at prices
that are attractive and should speedily take them all. Come in {or ‘
these positions.
unsral proposition thrombi
land the railway post
‘ there are not enouali
rs. way mail clarils to handle the
“U"
. denim
VW’rlssliilu
villi. ails, iii
ileum inherent baselines strong one
' trollsyn'lsa in this city.
Kmllmi “I “ill '“u
. overt!» Midi-hall). at the cone.
hedtioilt Ooiilhany’a arbitration board!
irate 10¢th whirl will settle, troy-lye
, lilltltllla our lain inst-Solute tor til .
"All! wait limo..tllisdae
{inset My
visit in” i
allies than at ,_ re
Well
,,'_i‘diloto§¥ .. . ,1
Seattle-.ltrai 3m Mi as» Viv-Vi a? ... .. «
iiatdilfillyilfilll . if H . .
es: the so cent .‘ _ rainyurauflprlulalth under the
as“, animal by arbitration; now "30' per day; Now
“3 new ilil
, xiii-1'15"?
»‘ ii. w. .‘M
on. Norwich” ii iii lion
,lillawortb. N:
31.3” 'Mrs.Al
hill?" .
t cs - L,
s it rate w ,,
puny may or, may“ not, he so et-
genera
e putout'ot the w talcum
"routine-
.fi _
iii inability .
WW
l
l
i so. Nowell
4» iii. Lend. ...3 grin ‘l‘k. i. my: 3; 't
. .. . , .1
‘nr the moon
glared sow squat to Slab to '3th
"1': s w ’ 1' ‘1“ "I ‘i"“ if” 2
. Mali vanadium) Giana! .iil
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