‘ charter.
II: rrpmw
Slim Ernie: Bolero
.. 1w“. _ .
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,' 2.qu ate is warm; o
‘ will or lies like II lump of;
~ his‘ to direct. or you halhn‘
Er crate spur, undiuosted
“anqu of Illustrious.
unto. Nausea, Bad taste
ltd stomach headache-4h“
Ition. I i
In of Pape’ s DiapepIiu caste
nd will thoroughly cure
sim- Itom oh, and leave
thehp age in case some
I“ family may suffer (rum
h trouble or indigestion. 2
.1) maelst. to how you
no alh‘l‘y- print on these
2.,2ciiles, than you will under-
way Dyspepsia trouble of all
3 built so, and why they usultliy
, sour, out-of-order stomachs or
tion in five minutes. Diapepsln
2 mess and tastes like (Handy
fill each dose contains powar stifli-
2 , t to digest and prepnre for assimi.
" n into the blend all the food you
'euidos, it makes you so to the
_ willie. healthy appetite; but,
; u:5lil'2 blouse you most. is that you
feel that your stomach and intes-
ere clean and fresh. and you will
ease to resort to laxatives or liver
lonfillliousness or Constipation.
his city will have many Dlupepsin
its. as some people will call them.
”i: you will be cranky about this
, splendid stomach preparation, too. if
. mover try a little for Indigestion or
title or any other Stomach misery.-
teams now, this minute and for-
or rid yourself of Stomach Trouble
indigestion.
,I.
.. Incl/1%
Will! I ViilLFE n IEus
»2 Dunn's WE,
(Continued from First Page.)
« duty to any a word in commendation
: ’of your elforts.
2 During the time you have been in
oliioe, following the good work of the
previous administration. the offices. of
. the city affairs have been carefully,
honestly. and economically administer
ed.
The finances of the city have been
well handled by the committee on dn 1
once. Albert M Pohlman. A floating
indebtedness of $7. 500 of some year's
standing, with its attendant interest.
has been wiped out. No general city
notes are at present outstanding. and
the only indebtedness is represented
by the bonds of the city. Money has
been borrowed at a lower rate of in-
men; taxes and assessments have
been promptly collected and the same
used in discounting notes and bills, at
. In glut paving to the Ill) The expon-
waat your has been
Iditures of tho appropriations oi the
diiferent committees have been can.»
full tabulated. and closely waiclmd.‘
wit; the lesult thut for the third tiiuel
in its hluioiv the expenditures nie'
well within the city‘s income. Such III
showing is one your committee on lin-
unoefiiuy well be proud of.
Your c0mn1iil.ee on city hall and,
brliiilllh’. or. llira ‘
Immplished uch of i e
have been WM
our books and pamphlets. have been
complied. indexed. and printed in one
wnithl no few days, will be
ill? Ulher EEEWI mun distribution; I new
unzip. Idols water heating plant has
been installed in the bath room or the
gill»? Mk I“ “I goommrm
More
“Shin runoff
h ‘ use oi hi litre dean,
out. Working in (Willi motion: will
the police department. the old under-
huge dungeon, for yearn a dim-ace
i010 oily, lube been replaced by two
lIygeulc retention cells. with modem.
uppitary plumbing. no located on the
first liner of police hoadquarters, Is to
give an abundance of light on
at II very small cost to the n y.
Your committee on fire, Chester r‘.
Clark has sholvu u‘ntiring efforts on
behalf of the city and the fire depart
meat. New hose, extinzulaloerai bur
denser, rubber canto and boots have
been puIIohuod.'1‘he truck has been
equipped with a new safety hand
brake; new stalls have been built in
both lire houses; a now up- --to date lilo
alarm hoard has been installed in
Putnam Hose House. bunk rooms have
been remodeled, and lockers replaced
The interior of .Putnum Hose House
has been repainted andrenovuted so
that Quarters, apparatus, and equip
ment were never in better shape.
Your committee on police, John E.
Paul. with a smaller regular force, in
proportion to population and grand
lint..th any other city in the stale.
.has’ieon'tihued his good work of previ-
ous yeirs as police committee. The
unusually free
l'Iom crime and disorder A new traf-
do ordinance has been [Issued by the
council, and effeotlvely enforced by
the pelice, particularly under the
Washington street bridge, resulting in
more orderly streets, free from con
geatiou and accidents. The ordinance
passed to bring about a Mlel‘ and sun
or Fourth of July. met. with public up-
proval and was so vigorously enforced
that. (or the first time in years, the
holiday was celebrated free from por-
uonal accidents, and without any of
the ‘usuul logs of property, from fire
been
air, all
. and other causes heretofore thought.
necessary in the proper l?) observ
once of the day.
The traffic and lv‘ourth-of-JIIlv i9-
forlns have been accomplished with
very little expense to the city, and the
work speaks Well for your committee
on police.
The water department reports that
during the past year. the gross in
ronw oi the department has increased
(mm 55, 000. and that 87,000 worth of
city bonds have been paid off The
somudury tiller has been completed.
and the analyses of the water by lh.
slate chemist. shows water to be from
from germs and sure and satisfurtory
for drinking purposes.
The board of health has done much
to keep the publicvhealth in u condlI
lion to rank ‘woll up to the standard
of other municipality. ..8ever promin-
enl nulsuncos have men abated iII-
eluding the Washington street hrldur
oyulcr shell pile inspections of dull-
lbs, cows and milk, harp been he
(wont, resulting in boiler and IIIIrI-I
milk. that will Ionipuro favorably with
the supply furnished nny other (ll)
'l‘lIIIIII has been no spread of contu-
gluus diseases, the roses reported
having been coniincd to the quarters
where discovered.
Your coInnIlIiIIo on library and elI-I-
Iiiuuluuu
llillllllflllli , I
IJOU DR AM “
AT HOYT’S THEATRE
The Only Modem Theatre in South Norwaik
:;.
Thursday, Friday ”and Saturday
:4—-—of the Biggest Actsin Vaudeville—«4
Mercedes Lorenzo
in Character Songs
2 T hAeWElallm 'Ladies’
Ouartette
instrumentalbtes and Vocalistes
Jennings 8t Rendlrew
Jesters
Anna Jordan SI Co.
Comedy Sketch
MATINII
IVININO
the Int loot
5 and lilo
II 3.2.2” Adults Ind filiiitlroh
PRICES
fit:
an Graham alum
Ali .Inuay. lilo
W
NAN“! Of VAUDKVILLI MONDAY AND ‘PHUNIDAV. Mb‘l'ibll
. Fulfill!” DAiLY
be an ID -1II Iwhluh.
W l. illegal iiutnerl
.0
have linen
port
the old
has been done Way with, and the
limit in he! The orli on t
“0:600:71 gliltloii to no bii'ht ii:
aiuommisrlonerd hare lit only our
due-halt of our unmet» m 92:
of this lndebtédneas,.o ‘
new worn. within III. 2
I
the bond iIII‘ub voted 5! a city meetv
i u. The outstanding debt on the
ill; the past year.
Your committee on streets and dew-
well with the appropriations allowed
his Department, by the Board of Kieth
root «war extension, the Chestnut
street drhiuage slower. the Summltl
been repoitodmompletod and the Lou-
ru strbet sewer almost [I‘llniIhodh 'l‘iie
spouted, cleaned Isud overhauled. Theo
lemovul of reluse, which is now our
been well looked after. Crushed alone
has been placed on it number of cit!
been applied to twelve miles of
streets.
in the appropriations allowed by the
Board of Estimate and Taxation, but I
Ilireote ought to be adopted. North
Main street, Railroad avenue. Water
Ilinht schedule slid
e list, In
ll“ fob:
prone to
W ‘
tended All Inertia
um fillbfdlly II
baveaooo mom
of hill Gilt;
end for w Ii thank you.
‘ NONE“. iii. WOLFE.
”Mayor of the any of lamb Nowell:
he
till 1 “ill? on
I who seconded
2 "l lb his!
ion the' meisuge
6an add
an aboepted
l A 1mm"): wawoiiveg‘ l'rolmi 1‘1‘8
irony-reap at I u a you y
of Bill by and Cliff I‘treets requestlnlr
the code it too thiamine of said
iiailey feet to l intent. end inlay
t, wi hurl-Idea seventeen ther-
ghfars. Rev. B. F. Chornltahy. pas-
t r of It. Lani-lens catholic numer-
church, accomganled the petition
with a letter to t council. ItItinI
l but the iliibrovomout was «by
aided. ind would be a. dedld beho-
t to the southwestern section of the
“Councilman run... IIIIIII he had
brought up the matter previously. and
a committee war appointed to look
Into the matter, end it was underntood
that both inficou (lire done until the
neltt yeIrI Iiuiot we: mede up MI-
i’ohlmsn said the hrpmvetneht war
much needed, rind underlined it
could be done' for about 81.100. and the
property owners or willing to ma
the um. He brou tap the uglier of
the Maui Elm Grove street l prote-
mom. and said there was a g 1 deal
“rust lis
out ii? to lie burn all hiklit, a“?
{all up rider. Way, and the. lion of all»
lilo be tibia to pay out
pinning, anIMhuu all
plant hes been mounted to 660,500 \dul‘»
era, William H. McMahon. has done
lite bud Taxation. The Meadow
‘nd Golden lllll street sewers. have
city bowels uenerally',h aVu been in.
rled on by the sheet department. has
illreets, and 45,000 (aliens oi oil have
All of lhls‘mrk has been done wit-h
more liberal scheme tor improving
street. Monroe street, Woodward are
one, Ely avenue. Wood sweet. hex-
inmon’ uvenm- and perhaps oth-
tfiher business streets. calm
to be. paved
compare favorably with the streets of
other up to—dute citleu. and some plan
or policy for general street improve-
ment ought to be adopted Whether
the Board of Estim s end Taxation
should adopt a ma liberal policy.
and allow enough money to perman-
ently pave one street each year until
Iill of the city's foremout streets ore
pnved. or whether II bond issue to care
for a general pavin; scheme
to be paid off, out of a
sinking fund ought to beveled.
are questions for the incoming admin-
istration but unless a more liberal pol.
icy is pursued by the Board of Esti-
mate Ind Taxation. i would advocate
the calling of a city meetitm, and the
discussion of a bond issue for paving
Irreets.
A nigxurdly policy in thin Ind other
matters, ought to be pursued no lonir
or. for in my opinion, the vast major
ity of citizens Ind tax- payers, are will
log that money shouldbo silent for
polmaneut streets, neoeauary public
buildings. and other needed improve
menta. so long as the liaoney is honest
ly and economically spent reIuliln;
in something ol lusting bout-fit to the
city.
in conclusion. while the review of
the year's work brings the accomplish-
rooms of homo di’":”'“°nl‘ more
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BAIS E BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW ITIIIT.
SATURDAY. SEPT. Io
NORWALKS
Westports
3:50 P. In.
M
ADMISSION. 25 CENTS
IOVI UNDII 18 VIARI. 10 OINTI
trend “and rm N W!“-
Exclusions to Euudnrton Ind
Valley Grove
IUMMIR TIMI TAILI
0n and After MONDfiY, JUN. 20, 1.10
The New and (Simmonds
Steamer Huntington
om. WM. 0. Young
Will run III follows:
Luvs Huntin on for Norwalk Mon-
dmw and Fr day. at 5: 40 I. MI. and
Luvs Nov-wall: for Hdntlngten, Mon.
:3: and Fridays It 5:55 I. on, Ind
’5 MI
IXCUMION TIOKITI, 50¢.
IINGLI FA“. 40°.
Children I to 12 years. laconic» 05o:
biopic Faro 260.
Parties of ten or more can more I an
min with the Captain to stop
It Valley (hove.
nay—.n.... .I tum... mwwww.»..~m
The Recreation Tour-
lét coupon
AUTUMNAL TOURS
Illicit lIiIIIII. 510.50 and Oil .IIOIII-liatur
“Sept. it. three days' trip our
White Mountains, «1min: dIyI’
trl . Iccommodauono It Sinclair
ii I, llelblehoni. IiIo includes
riumé ride. mam boot. I: II to.
mow-I rails, moo—«Four dun trl
turner. Hunt 10. luteraationo
rote
III Milo, Thousand Men I IIIIi
MA” ‘ agar.” Cavern. Ind wus-
Bls tiara trip.
7‘.” 0“.
Above rates from3 New HImI For
oiwlefidmrioiuj Ill tours all on
Ema-tuni- M mauled Elm»
mound "
' immediately
I
of dissatisfaction alter the work and
it was worm! that something he done
to are e a portion of the
street and remove demo free which
Our streets do Doublotltod the “MN“
Councilman McMahon laid he
thought the curb on rather low. and
he called the city engineer's attention
to the mutter, and the latter claimed
that it was a true grade, A good deal
of money could be spent there, but the
Itreet department funds were very low
inn now It .waa moved that
the Itreet committee remove the bi;
tree near t'iifi’ street. in Film Grace
Street. and it was aloe the opinion that
Cliff. street be improved even if it
cost I considerable hunt The petition
of Father Chernluuy and others was
ltorpled and the committee will ucer
thin the cost and report later on the
Cliff ulreet matter.
1 The residents or film wood Ivonne re-
guesied In electric light on that are
inue between Golden Hill and Cedar
street Referred U the continues on
lights to report at the III-Ii meeting.
l Robert A. Glihfi' nude application
to become a anperuumrrlry policeman
He give his oecunolion II a pronoun
”ed at years, height 5 feet. by, inch-
es, welxhi liib pouldn. married. resi-
denro. 27 Summit sin-cl. Councilman
Paul moved that Mr. Gainer be ap
pointed a supernomerury policeman
and this was carried unanimously.
1). Louis unripe tendered his realm
nation as city registrar. lililillm that
he use now located outside the nine
and it would be immudble to fulfill the
[niniiiolt The reduction we.- accept
N 2
' Fillet-n rclidonis f Woodward ave
Inuo and vicinity equaled that the
lilizhl that war Ull lilo comer 0i Woo“
nerd and lonnIiI-s avenue for severe
years, and was removed on Alllllll
iI‘IIh, be replaced, Councilman Poul
sold it who I very' dark plow there
and he Itlntmllod that the (our 'l‘unu
uleu lights be ion lhere and the an
light he put back Councilman WoIII
objected to lhis. m: lhlt some cm
Inqu have originally shunted tilt
clmnge i0 lllo columliee on lights. and
he wanted I further investigation
Councilman l‘ohlmau slid thl orixiv
naiiy an extra light wan asked for. and
an experiment was tried by plsclnr
four 'l‘ungulon lights there. The real
dent: now wanted another change. Re
iI-rred to the committee on lights with
instructions to replace are light on
the corner and give the residents lhI
I-IIII'I Tungsten light on motion oi
Councilman McMahon.
Electrical Commissioner Robins said
some people Ivori- satisfied. but it we:
hard to soil all. and people who were
used to lhII arc ll‘ht found it hard
work to got along with the smaller
iixhis. The raw light should be re
placed and another Il‘t‘ light should be
placed further down lowuden Ivonne
which would properly light the lhor
ounhfaro
councilman MIMIbon laid the poo
plo wanlod more light but In slicmpl
had been made In feel them by glvini
the nine light power as they had be
fore. lie insisted that the llxht be
replaced. and an extra one installer
there. and this w mrrled.
A petition from iher taxpayers call
«u Ittontlou lo the need of II purine
hunt pan-Ilium in Wwdwm'd IVtmili
from Booth Main Ilreel to Mention
street. The petition wu occupied. IuI
referred to the hohrd 0! estimate our
nation for I place in the budget us:
Your.
Councilman l‘ohin u said the com
milieu on liable r mmondod the
niacin; of a union light It the come
of idly Ind imlngton avenues, and
this was voted
The it h (i Corset company called
situation to the drslnm of Fun
street Italic; that I fill of those feel
would he urceumy This would users
with“ I bi: exporter. Ind the it A ti
company uttered to construct a catch
basin in Pine elm! Ind connect will“.
In!~ :0on 2
.ounclith McMahon raid the
amt oepsriment had practicality do,»
clued to do the work wt any old
from the it A (1 mourn the work
would be started in I few days.
Councilman w tutu its understood
dull the III-eel f" ittoo did not have
money ruough to more I tree in film
more street I: while no. and now he
wanted to construct I out basin.
which I private concern was thin; to
us
{liar McMnhon denied to ll! IIlii he
did not have men all hit to o tho
tree down. and ii! (ion
Well knew more Iboilt tilt start do
pIrtInsnt than he (Mr. McMahon) did
he should be appointed to tint out
mitten
It tree in from. of the property oi
Joesph Mammal. magma Ivonne,
the form of tiny granular mid an be
deco M
' I? Rim
;
5n order!“ I Mil bottle.“ Dre KMI
or ’I celebrated specific for the cure of
eons nation. and ammo It as cents.
ll. tor in giving one at the
xreattiat {a chances ever offered to
thermionic;
If loud does as: am“ well if there
is gas or pain the no ooh, if the
tongue is coated AM the math him.
are III courtinhtlon and Ill-lop ll
Dr Howard' s amuihcrwiil our e2 {10ml
it does not, you have Drunlst Baxter l
personal guarantee to return your
money.
'lihia remarkable remedy came. in
carried in the vest pocket or bu so. it
is very popular in New York city, and
it is not unusual to see some one alter
ii meal at one of the large hotels or
restaurants, tote I dose of this spe-
cific. knowing that it will prevent the
uncomfortable feeling which frequent
iy follows I hearty meal.
Bent postpuid on receipt of price.
50 cents. ‘ 2 q
I A
red to the street committee wifhw new
or.
Councilman Pohlman named James
M. 0' Brien as the successor of D mule
lladrigsn, as the Democritic cit) rests
tag, and this was unanimously car
I
The name or William Cockefur was
Itricken from the roll of superpower
ury policemen of the city.
Councilman Robins stated that the
committee or treeholders on the Bone»
diet and Dilbrow properties hId made
a report. and it no to be referred back
to the council to see if the pmport)’
owners could not agree on some other
outleti‘than the proposed thirty foot
street to open up such a piece of prep
arty. ’Bome future meeting should be
held. and use if some. street could not
be opened from Cedar street. There
was «our of accidents and the our-
race water would have to be removed
It considerable cost. The committee
'eooiumendedo conference with the
property owner: and the council.
Councilman McMahon war of the
opinion thIt the committee had on:
ed its duties. He said the people
should have an outlet to West. avenue,
and a former committee Mmposed of
the corporation counsel, city engineer
and himself ,hnd laid out the street,
which had been accepted.
I). E. Disbrow said the property own-
ers were intending to put in I good
rand there, and only desired now to
have I suitable road. The committee
If iroeholders had no authority to
make suggestions. but was simply no
Iolnlod to assess benefits Ind damages
where the property owners could not
\m.
Mr. Robina sold the property own-
an should stand the expense if it is
a private road, but lilo committee
weaned some instruction. as to when»
or benefit: and damages should be no
tossed.
Councilman Pohlmnn believed the
road could be opened it the parties
‘uterested could let toxether.
Councilman McMahon said that the
layout of the street was settled. and all
ihermwu to do was to assess hence
’its and damIIteI. it was voted that
Mr. Robina be appointed chairman of
the committee.
There was a deficiency of 3109.“ in
the lire Ilepanmeat appropriation, and
Councilmen Pohlniun moved that who
the are domrmoni.
Councilman Paul spoke of the open
sewer wh lowed through the men
“lows he or the former Huhbell hat
shop. and it was the opinion that
something should be done to remedy
the trouble there.
Adionrned to September 15th.
-Any skin itching is I tempobtosb
er. The more yen scratch the worn
meme-any akin itching. At all m
M-.. I»..- .n.—s:
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII .
Music Hall
PICK A HART. More. and home
Our Policy is to Home the Patron.
Thurs, Fri. Sat.
September 8. 9. 10
MATINIII oAILv AT 2:30 II; III.
FIATUNI ACT
9M ME R R Y
"YOUNGSTERS‘I
Don‘t Min Title II. School Mt
Mark Wholey
demon emull'm'LIto of Wesley A
comedy, singing and, Dancing
Trainer. 8: Hunt
lime-Vowel”. bloodless
The Uukuom Act
more annuities
Ruskin 'l‘no‘
Wang?“ W Don
«IWDmnm
“niobium hives citation
glam-4 it: Mull-.10.
vowing—Misery. Wanna». tool
Luise!
«to!
GNANGI PI" “3W“: ORDAVS AND
mom chum Daily
mom le‘l’hu, 3 AW“
i
mmrm ml? it
II suntan
it hence. Dean's Ointment cars 9815. '
I" weather. on: 732.1910"
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The Store has resumed its regular time of closing, which is
6 p. In. except on Siturd‘ays.
Extraordinary Offer III heirs sure -
III order to close out some lines of Men 5 Neglig'c Shirts,
we Will make an extraordinary offer In this stile are regu
lar $1. 50 and $2.00 shirts, in sizes I4, 14%, i5, 15%.! and
V2, and 18 Especially good assortment in size 15 hose
slum are offered at the remarkably low price of
19 cents each.
.Also regular 25c uah‘ty of Wash Four-Eminent! Ties for
15 cents each or two or 25 cents. Both white and colored
cfiects III this lot
As school commences soon, the sale of 130 I’ Biddle!
should be of interest to you. With collars attire cd or with
neck band. The regular 75 cent quality are ofiered at the
special sale price of so cents each.
BoyI’ Shirts, both white and colored, 50 and 75 cents ,
“Ch. ”1‘“
Women’s Underwear. Reduced
1 II order to clouc out some lines of women's light welkhi
cotton Union Suits we have marked them down. Suits are .
low neck and lace trimmed at the knee.
Regular sizes were so cents, now 45
Extra sizes were 59 cents, now so c rite.
Also some iislo thread Union Suits at reduced prices:
Regular sizes were 75 cents, now 69 cents.
Extra sizes were $1.00, now 89 cents.
A few odd sizes in children's light weight Cotton Un-
derwear. High neck vests with both long anIl'short sleeves,
and knee length pants. lIonuer pricr 25 cents, now sold for
:5 cents each. two garments for 25 cents.
New Cotton Materials
Have 'usl received a new line of Figured Flanncls, very
pretty. suitable for house robes and kimonos. Goods are
shown with and without borders :0, 12% and 15 cents a
yard.
Several patterns of washable Cotton Fields for chil-
Ilreu' a school dresses In dark colors. 27 inches wide.
Special price, 12% cents.
Wash Goods Section. .
The D. M. Read Co.
he made from the coollngenry fund for ‘
Ladies’ Night Babes
We invite your ottention to our attractive line of Ladloe' Nl'ght Robes
ll Popular Prices.
SPECIAL lTEMS
The following are new numbers at Special Prices:
High Neck. embroidery. insertion and edits. ;;
V Neck. embroidery. insertion and edge.
Square Neck. wide embroidery.
Regular price 89c. Sale Price We.
Low Neck. embroidery Ind ribbon
V Neck, embroidery and lace.
Low Neck. hand embroidered.
Regular price “.25. Bole Price Ole.
Sunnis (laments at Bargain Prices.
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84 Washington lit, So. Norwalk
Telephone Ill
Wall Papers, Crockery, Glassware
House Furnishing Goods, etc
a:
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but of Entity W In Boron. Ole
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Ash. lore li‘ixiu a news oi Indr-
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