Mt.“ ltd M I williswll‘. Will
Wading?" vault atltdbpiwhahb
A motto of Olive Branch LoomA .
.C., will be held Monday
night.0 .
A brief special mastitis of the Coun- ‘II .II c ’
”W3 h is called for this evening at The best worlt of the most bed factories can be found on our doors.
W M “b how" There is no design so new but what can be found here. While we ' _
hays? the most inexpensive beds made that can be called good, our
stock embraces a great many novelties at moderate iprices and from
that on up to the best beds made. We have innit bargains in beds
that will interest the closest buyer.
WHITE ENAMEL BEDS .i.....$s.5o to $18.00
BRASS BEDS 81000 to $60.00
A. J. Collins to.
Funeral Direétors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
WWW. a...“ .
O. B. J acksori
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
each
Simple Netball of Voiltlii lilhleh
Does Away With the
‘ III tenors ‘ y i
To Vote dtraipht Ticket. Mark an "X"
at the Top-nAnd to Vote a Split
Ticket. Put an “X" at Each Man's
Name for Whom You Wish to Vote
«Dead Easy. 5
—-—.——
Ones-Hour Sales
--—-6 o ’ciock to 7 o ’ciocit--»
Fruit oi the Loom Clark’s 0.. N
Muslin, 7m yd. 3a.: spool
On sale this hour only. liogu- 0. N. 'l‘ Spool Cotton. resold
lariy 1295c ynrd ..... .....7'/go be. on sale .. ............ “8" ‘
—-7 o'clock to 8 o’clock--
Atnoskeag Ging— 25c Dr. Lyell l s,
ham, Sac yd. Tooth Powder,
Genuine Amoskaag Glughsms. in
checks. all colors. This You pay 250 for Dr. Lyons’. Duty
ing this sale .....1
hour . ................. 5V30 yd.
Miss s_.l,oonora,Wsrd of Arch street.
is tho guest of friends in Bridltebort.
for a few days.
" Miss Belle Bruce, of nrldgoport, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Huntington. of
Crescent Terrace.
Alexander gemple, of West avenue. "
was a recent visitor in New York
m city. on business.
IVI N 1‘ 1‘ 1'
N! a “N c':"' ”J'HON‘ ‘ Mrs. A. M. Squire. of Union avenue.
was an attendant at a wedding in Be-
thol on Tuesday.
The new Australian ballots will be
used for the first time in Cbnnectlcnt
at the coming election.
The now ballot is practically the
some as those now in use, in New
York and Massachusetts. They are
prepared by the secretary of state and
leaned at the expense of the town. city
or borough using them. Cities and
towns which have no voting machines
will have to adopt the ballot.
Under the new arrangement all of
the party candidates are printed on'
the same ballot under separate head
inns. This does away with all pastors
and it is also claimed reduces thev
expenses and number of helpers at the
various booths. The license question
is not included in the ballot. A sep-
arate ballot has to be secured to vote
on this question.
The new law puts a grant deal of '
work up to tho secretaries of tho difv
forent caucuses.
OM—NOWI Department
”dd-Business Department
«lib—Iranoh Office, Norwaik
. Nita-Editor's Wild!“
may Editglf's Resistance
Mrs. B. L. Fillow. of Norwalk. Is the
guest or Mrs Fred B. Bcoiieid, of New
Canaan.
Miss Grace Morgan. of ilethel is viul-
ting Miss Katherine Beers. of Orchard“
street, for a few days.
‘ William R. Cullen. of Norwalk.
spent yesterday In Bridgeport. visit~
ing‘a sister who is Is ill.
Miss Kathryn Sherwood of Norwalk.
spent last week with Miss Helen Bar-
town in New Canaan.
George J. Cavanagh. of West Main
street, will move fromithat place to 51
East avenue. next week.
Albert Youngs. of Charles Ii. street.
East Norwalk. has left town for a two
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Notices of the action of the pcciai
city council meeting are being out to
the residents of Wilton avenue.
-—8 o‘clock to 9 o’clo’ck:—~
| 10c Kertii's Slipo
collar Supporters
Mrs. Robert Elwood and son, Albert,
of New Canaan. were the guests of
friends in Norwalk Tuesday.
”
Sc Silkateen, 3c,
Miss Susan Brand. of Chathum. N.
J.. is spending a few days with Miss
Katherine Boots, of, Orchard street.
..—. .——n—_——
Mrs. Em” Hoyt. 0' Lowe street “5 Miss Rose Ladrlgan of the Boston ' 4 For instance. if N“ All col i Silk t ' i
' ' ' h .n t , I. l cot- . are n a con. rcau ar
Encoding several 1days with Mrs. Wll- Store and a party of "my,“ enjoyed EYES Examined Free lrrilmior‘awn gutting; [glugming‘tiug ”to on 8“", so
m H arebory' n mm m “ ”wwmmnmml‘1“”mrdfiy' es wau. eraser ‘ moss m. I nonwam Candidates it In your duty under the ' ‘ ' ’ """"""""" Never sold resacman me our
, . ‘ w ‘ .. . ‘ l, W This hour sale ............ .56-
Miss Emma C. Gill of South Nor M“ Margaret Ryan. of Marvin . f . in a make out a list of lit various
walk is siendin a week In S rin men ntInlnatod. and submit. them t
l i 1 K p 5 street, is III at her hor with typhoid u". town. city or borough olcrk as , ,
“3"“ Mu“ w m "‘3‘ ”mm Ema“ fever. The case is not thousbt to b0 um «use may be. who shall within 18 ”9 0 (3le to 10 0 ClOCkfi
Cl . 33,10“ days of the election. In turn submit. ‘
50c Silk Gloves
350
thorn to the. secretary of state. At
the limo that tho list is submitted the
clerk must transmit an order for the
number of ballots to be used. plus 20
—-—No. 2 Nut. $5.00 in collar.
mond iiros.
Ray-
Muslin 5 c yd.
liicached 'l‘willod Muslin. 1 yard
Mrs. Bryan ii. Silk. who Is very til
at her homo in Springwood avenue.
with typhoid fever. passed a comfort-
oN THE FIRING LINE
of Opportunity is where every
Miss Malicllo Austin, of South Nor
unused must be returned to tho cleris 50c.
and destroyed. and a sworn statement
to this effort ilchl with the secretary
of stoic.
A Numbered Stub.
The ballots In Connecticut will have
a numbered stub Willi}! Voter has
his ballot prepared he must deliver .
ii to the bartender. who shall remove i
the slab and place It In the box as. ._..._.
able mum and ”“5 morning “‘0!!!“ . Icr rout of all names container! on Mile excellent quality This
walk. has been the guest of Master gulhtly improved She is “my very I ' ' " 1 - luaranieed Silk GIOVOB T081113!
. C tolsi il"iv. l nu .. .. .
Jnmes Barraclnugh, in New Canaan. weak and is not yet. out of danger. ME! 1 ill BUSIDCSS Ollege h ‘ WM ousy m ‘d A‘ ba 0 hm" """"""""" 57/“ yd.
for a week. This hour ........ 35¢ pair if
but she has loss fever and a good
chance for recovery.
m
Mrs. H. V. Worden. has received
news of the death of her uranIlmoIh-
or. Mrs. Susan Seaman. of lirooklyn.
N. Y. The death occurred last Wed
uesdsy. Had she lived until Thursday ‘
she would have been 98 years old. Mr.
and Mrs. H. V. Worden and Alonso
Smith are attending the funeral this.
afternoon.
Student stands
Get' In Line for Duty September rat
Arrange for enrollment now
Stamford
Mrs. Benjamin Cells. of Raymond
street, accompanied by her two child’
I‘en, has gone to Bridgeport to spend -
a month with relatives.
_The House of Activity and Progress"
‘ 'ee' Washington“3t.'“”" ;
MINTZ’S
. South News“: Port Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Cherry returned to
New York yesterday. after a several
days' visit with Mr and Mrs Edward
Cunningham, of Lowe street
The Sentinel has received word that
William R (lainor said to be a reel
dent of South Norwnlk received Si. 000
from the Elks iulr III progress III Chi
signed for this purpose.
Under the law all the ballots shall
be printed on plain white pupcr of
uniform color. in addition to tho of-
tlrinl endorsement which will appear
onv vibc bark thereof. nil ballots will
SOLID LEATHER
lloys and girls must have. strong. sturdy Shoes.
In most families. at II rcauonnblo price.
Mrs. James Millhnrn. and son Rich» 1h“? must “M ihcm.
ard and daughter. Alice. loft l'itlufoI-Ii
c.ngo panel-day for Springfield. Maura. OUNLIOHT SHOES for Girls .............. 81.00. ”JEN-50 and $2.00 contain a list of the I-andidntcs of the "'I' H E P LA C E”
where the will remain until Muinuim‘ CROWN PRINCE GHOEs for Boys ............... r. .ti.5o and $2.00 sow ~rnl political panics thIh shall he
Mrs. .lulin \V. linrdicit, of Ashvillc. and “m“ ““73 wil return 1” ”w” homo Stock and construe-lion together enable those Shot-II in stand a lot of "rim” in parallel columns. EM" ”MM—"-
In Kellogg sircI-i. The trio lIIIII- lII-ou
inlay since the last week of Juno. and
have hoI-II in Pittsiord and Porthtnd
Vermont until yesterday: ' ’
-_a_—.._.
colIIInn will in» holltlt‘d by the. name
of the party. and shall be arrangi‘d
in such order as the socrflnry may
direct. precedence. however. being-
sivI-n to the aptly which polled the
llmhoui number of Nit! for governor
III the last preceding election for such
office and so on. The number of such
columns is to exceed by one the num‘
‘ . _ ' . her of separate tickets of candidates
Century Compound
for which the ballot Is provided. The
Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs
fill? or the office. together with the
names of the candidates therefor. is
to be printed in a space one-half inch
in depth end at least two inches in
width, defined by light horleontai
But the preparation called ”Noverleak” ie not suitable for stopping
bad leaks or for use on old or poor roofs, and not as lasting or durable
as "Centuri Compound. "
The above testimony was Invert under oath at the injunction bean
in; in the Stamford Court. April it. 1010.
lines, with a blank space on the left
We otter the Century Compound at 50o PIN GALLON and snap
N. I‘. ,' who has been visiting relatives
at Ocean Grove. is the guest of her
uncle nnd.nuni. Mr. itdd dues. mi. J
Snclllmck. of QuiniaId avenue.
abuse and rough treatment
FLYNN’S BOOT ""SHOP
Successor to Flynn a Ryan
.0 WASHINGTON STREET. . .091" NOIWALK.
SCHOOL
SH
“Wear and tear" is what we expect
iroIn the children. and this Is
what our SCHOOL SHOES
are made to stand
Complete Lines ‘ 3 '
Solid Throughout
The Misses Lydia and Lucy Rlich
have sold their property in West
street New Canaan to Denney Hull
of South Norwslk. 'l‘hc Misses Ritcb
halve purchased property in Spring-
da e.
A committee of live anI been scler-
iod to appoint a now superintendent of
the Sunday School. of tho Norwalk
Methodist church. to fill the vacancy
caused by the "stagnation of E. is.
Weathorwax. who has moved out. of
town. The committee includes Fletch.
3r Vaniiooscar. Edward (limsmar.
Clarence Siauson. Mrs. H. K. Sollcck
Ind lilies Winnie Clary.
The national representatives. who
were expected to come from .‘Initara
Falls. and stop in South Norwaik. to
attend the mention of Lincoln Coun-
cil, No. 4. Order of United American
Mechanics. failed to make tho proper
train connections. and the visit was
deferred until some future date. The
degree team held a rehearsal. and re-
-—St. John 8: Koysor have the con»
tract to erect a sown-room residence
in Edile avenue. blast Norn‘slk, for
Ellis Brook Howard.
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The Seventh Connecticut Volunteers
to holding their annual to union todli'
at New Canaan where veterans are
guests of Ferris Wonmn' s ltclief corps,
the Sons of Veterans and the citizens
of the borough.
iboroof onetonrib of an inch wide
enclosed on both sides y heavier dark
lines. which space shai be known as
Ibo voting spare. and shall be of the
same depth as thr- IIpaco containing
the title of the office and the name
of the candidate. When two or more
The condition of M ins Marjorie von
Gal. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edward
vdn Gal of Dunbuiy, who is III with
typhoid feveI at tho smmncr home of
her parents at Peach lnke, is still sor-
Ions but was considered to be slightly
improvvd today "iiw I Ilsis in the dis
case has not yet been rcuI bod.
Monday morning Miss Catharine
Hours and Miss h‘lorcnvc Meeker. the
iormor of Orchard street. and the lat-
icr of Moi'wln street. will leave Nor- ’
walk for n wuck's siuy at Walnut.
lleaob. boiwoon liriIiuopIIri and New
Haven. 'i‘lII-rc will be about IIiulIi oth-
I,l' girls in the party from Bridgeport
IIIIII Birniiord.
hicvcrnl wccks. lying in illl‘ collar of
Mrs. Mary I) llrII-n of (‘roscont Tor
race. the body of an unknown (2.“. was
found there yt-uicIIlny.
were in it rather decomposed condl
tion and prevented all identification.
in fact no one wisbod to go near
enough to the animal to determine the
'l‘ he romairls ,
freshments were served.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a l'oerlcss to rent.
The two classiest and best ridinit
care on the market, with an export
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of live doi-
lurs. Anyone can afford an auto
mobile ride at ibis price. Cut your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
12 North Main St
A.
MR3. EDWIN FOX OF SOUTH NOR.
antee all roofing work for three years.
The Century Roofing 8: Manufacturing Co.
I3 WASHINGTON OTRIIT.
Eeeily Aopilelr’i by Common Labor
Bishop ric Wall Board and Sheathing
illsboprlo Sheathina is united to
studdlnu on the outside of tile building with lath and Asphalt Mastic
0! Diluted.
Over this you null your weather boarding.
l‘llifi gives ’0“
solid slchibinu without knotboica or cracks; also insulation or dead
air space between lath and siding.
ideal for Cement or Stucco Work
liishopric Sheathing is the ideal material for cement exterior or sinc-
cII Work.
and makes a solid. smooth exterior.
known.
The f‘t‘llli'fli firmly ndhurca to the lath and Asphalt Mastic
For factory or residence
form of concrete or stucco construction is the cheapest and
this
best
I OKAVIIW AVINUI
persons are to be voted for for the
same office and for the same term. on
the same party ticket. the title of the
office is to be printed in the first place
only. On the right of each ballot is
to be It column in which is in be
printed only the titles of the oiilcca for
which candidates may be voted for bl’
electors at the polling place for which
due ballot in printed.
An “X" in tho Circle.
a blank I'irt‘lc illl‘f'ti'fOiil'ihti of an Inch
in diameter above the name of tho
party at the head of the ticket or list
of candidates. and when any elector
desires to vote a straight ticket he
places a cross-mark "it" within the
circle at the head of the ticket which
he no desires to vote. In cut-Io two or
more persons are to be elected to ill!
such ballot by placing a cross mark
"it" In the voting space on the left
and before the names of such can
didntos for whom he desires to vote.
All ballots are in be Drintfl with‘
$1 .. $3
“WEAR SHOE. THAT FIT”
Twowgtores.
Norwalk I50. Norwalk
sILIt srocsmo sans to ”euro 5
ED" NOW.
ilIlH’l‘nN. Aug. :37.~ There in II run
«In ilw "silk stocking" bu of BONOII.‘
today. incidentally tho no ice are try-
his to locate diamond rings valued at
$450 and $84 in bills lost by Mrs. Flor-
cnce Bailey. a resident of the Back
flay. yesterday when her garter slip-
pad the stocking bunk collapsing. and
the valuables isllinn to the street
”When i all htcd from a trolley car."
said Mrs. iial ey today. "i felt my ear
tor slip. Later l discovered i had lost
the rings and money. Never again will
There are thousands of -
hereabout Who have perfect
00d petticoate—escept for
ounce.
Somebody has worked out
plan to provide new bounces f .
lpetticoats. and at our lining .. .
tor you can see what a fine
The Gilbefta Flounoe
They will put thousands of-
coats into new usefulness wi
delay-«and they will keep
Charles H. Aidthor e.
CARPENTRY. BUILDiflO AND
eouru uoawaut
ouraao'rmo.
WALK WRITE! THE FOLLOW-
iNG STRONG TESTIMONIAL:
We often say. “Oh i am so sick.
What shall I take first?" ’l‘ry lir.
cost down also.
These new ilounces or ruifldl
in several designs. all very
such mark in addition to the mark
required to be placed within the cir
ole. in the event of am elector dealt
in; to vote for any candidate other
then provided he may in addition to
i carry valuables in my stookina."
NORTHERN PACIFIC/d NIW ROAD
CHICAGO. Aug. 27. ~—'i‘hero was a
cause of death, but it is thought that
‘ It' was caused by poison.
....-—.——-........_._
A special trolley our took the young-
“9’3 "id their teachers 0' "‘9 Wil Did“ it is wonderful what it will M as Mar nrci riscoli. of lie to ill boil 0 the I” “ rumor in "my“ circles yesterday a“ 'nd “1 ’0 “mph“,
1°” Episcopal Church m Coinpo liesch. do for 3'0" DOW i “1‘31”” 10 “’3’ ii. “lid litrn‘wborry will. is onlIII’l‘iIIu II ton MIRI‘uikflest ICiniliioiili filflniflrn Cross inglcxmggmtm‘éingxn 3:331:12:er “3;?! that‘thc Norther: Pacing ”“339th “‘3‘ anybOdy c.“ do it . I
yesterday. from Winnipnuk. Wham” than DI" the W0"! nionu Will" H “I! Iiuyu' vacation from bur duties In Iic- street no to link yesterday morn in the voting space on the loft and WHMW' “fl ( “m {cat ”I urn
they h“! come "01” Wilton 0“ tho’ean done for you. A WOMGHU‘ 0‘1"! ill Klyn'n bukory. in; up it was hct‘t'snury to clone the bolero the name and that the transfer wil tnito place Th 3 N E R t '
ly morning train The young folks' Mum.“ troubles ~W factory for the day Work we to The Instructions which an- hriuted fieptemiwr 1- Th'lihwm‘m give the e ‘ ya“ '3 . ‘
certainly did allon themselves irol- This Is from one who knows. llvnnls l". Konnndy. of ”H, "mm ”mm.“ this morning on a stub attached to NM] abilot toad ortheru PsIIilc a o of Its own into I... I
toiling 1“ the mm" ""d on m" bench MRS. EDWIN li‘tlx. iiono i‘otnpuny. and other Norwalk w-w It] follow Chicano Th“ Northern Pacific, as 86 WAsHINGTON 33%
well on tho (lrrul Northern at prosoui
operates its trains into Chicago from
lit i’nu over the tracks of the (‘hica
so. iitirinaton and Quincy, which iii
“wood jointly by the other two Hill
has
all day. They returnod luui ovoninrtio
their homes in Wilton. tired but hep
ill"
Benjamin Allen, of (lruuimry. who
has‘ been missin; many of his fine#
chickens of lath. has at lust found the R AY B R O S
thief. Yesterday morningf he heard a
The two porkcra. which have been
on Round View ’i'orruro for several
months. and to whose presence sever
al of tho rosidoititl made strenuous ah
irriiun were removed last night to
another section of the town.
”nu—a... .—
tiiarenee Bullet. of the Lockwood
“'i‘illsw ballot shall be marked with
a pencil bsviug black load To vote
a straight ticket make It owns-roars
"it" within the circle above one of
the party columns To vote It split
ticket. that is for candidates of dif-
feront parties the voter shall make
the eroseunatk “X" before the name
young mun will go to Putnam for a
ton Iluyn' camp.
W
The Misses itertbu and Anna iii-eke.
of iiouth Orhndo. N. .i.. are spending
some time With Miss Florence Mock-
iii‘, (if Morwin ilti’Oilt.
U
19 Union St. South Norwalk.
... In... w a... M‘smm an“
anvaerceso tetra
Below is a list of letters ..
uncalled for at the following fast
can for the current week.
9...... w” -. 1 Mn...” .
WW
NOT‘L ,ANNIVAIJ.
museums-muss i’otter.’ New ris-
noiso in his chicken coop. and baths Mr. and Mrs. ilanloi itovnolds who car a. stout New York cit yes. of each candidate for whom he votes . South Norwaik.
somewhat suspicious. went to the "'““";§:{,:§' M be have been the guests of Miss Cather- m3: and pure Iiiod a il‘ian et’t oar- aot apposite. in the column which he {3% gwk‘nln§?:“&rkwa“glséfird' A..C Brodie
9““ ‘9 “9° "h” “m mm” “’3" m . inc Ciaveu‘, of Connecticut avenue. He not the cat to Norwsik but be has decimated by so "It" in the on Identity (l. Hall 0 ti Noting; M'm A M grown. Belle MM
found 3 white-throat will: snake‘wfie 8 o D A and have returnad to their homes. ‘csusa It looked he returned to the city ole at its head. New HIM/dd if Mathswsbn it. D law- "0""; ““8””... .
égii'ingiitdii‘ hi‘iiln wgzevgry ill.- Mineral Waters ”“i “mm W “ “°"' °“" will “Viol-iv 'Ion. no; L. A strum". sitting. Pa. III-I cannons '
disbant undies {punishment to the I' - Lester .I. oIIIIIIII. and ma Andrews, . "m- “if tit. ticket Ian-m in the «II-etc a. nun. , New I’m: a. r. (trees. 0. M 1 my st. .
reptile ho .ondod his earthly career IITAlLisHED less of Wedtport avenue. who have The Colonial Baseball Club will play for a atraiebt ticket. does not on tain Bridge w. H. Church. city; w. ii. James German.
In a very short time. -—- been spending the phili. week in Maine the fast All Lincoln tum, of Dr ldie- the males of candidates tors lot: Hall. Gould in. J Miller. w. it ii iii Haitmsn.
port. sander. at Rhodondiia Pars. 'i‘his
team is one of the fa est amateur
teams in linoleum ltlI tits locals
titles for which the elector desires to
vote he shall, in addition to the crow
Inst "X" before the names or the
Earth. New York; F. Si bailey. lion.
ton.
[augment]
Mrs. Bose Modsuiicr, Bull no]
0. Gilbert Killer.
will return to Norwalit this creator.
. “Vichy, Seltzer. Carbonic.
Saresparilis. G i n a e r
Ale and Lemon ode
SALVATQJI CHARIO’I'T
A new iron wnicr main is being laid
l: on.- lion ‘treta West avenue across M‘ott avo- in their best term a mod not ll 03- stadiums for such oiiicee in another I: . ' Jame Noreen.
Genera‘ Contraflor " Ali'i'lsiArt WKLL us to Cross street. A new connection peeled column on this ticket, or. by writing vi . in”. our“. may,
WATIH Udlo iii the watering tank is also beins W the name. If not printed upon the bet nsdlan tienersi Methodist Conference Mrs. Elisabeth Rood.
downer. fitter work. grading, masons The Forest and I.“ made. ,I A osrrrsil will convey those who at. lot‘.“ in the blank column under the last III ht by an overwhelming In» Albert smith. Monroe St.
tend the mentor I-iatn bake in ilt of the silica. Any other marks entered in favor of a basis of Mrs. Walter J. dtons
iotity
ff" and rock eseevstioa. iiisti- P. 0.1km 794—-’i‘ei. no . ,
. , Mm. (ch run if Grumman. Mono lebreidt‘e woods In (lranbury. sundry than the crosswalk ‘it used for the church union where the Math isle. .J'Iles Flores/lien my
adios cadmiiznsi'2mialdtfl contract . NIW cANAAN. CONN. it“ pgmfm Nerwsik. and Mrs we Hill. New "til" =venga£aegi§i firememaot voting will render this be; . - ‘ ‘ agifting”? WM. 33W. 3,
Inn uremia. u wit u
of lirid
in
rt. it 3 test: It
utensil-d under the Food all was the guests of one can“ sure will use all wreath mt 33am ,
Norwalk Chronicler