" nett
‘ v" v‘ or gun:
Minions m. g
"I “"II partition I“.
Mil—Editor’s' manna”. ~
7m“, EC. “9.“.n"
Joseph Moeile g resigned his po-
sition at the C sud Knapp lac
tosy. to learn th ctricdl business.
Douglas FONS out will hold it
meeting in the t ..R hill Monday
night. September by the order of
the commander. ', Benjamin.
~School opens vndny, Sept. 12.
School shoes at l" '8 Boot Shop.
Edward Austin. v sacs place. who
is employed in York city. is
enjoying a vocal“) rom his duties.
Mrs E L. Mite}: of South Main
street is entertulnii he Mihses Elsie
gulfllif and lrene ~ er. of Newark,
2
The trees at Hill .
girls’ school is sit
trimmed and the so
in good conditions.
Mr and Mrs. Geo A Whelpioy
are on a vacation so u at; Canada
this state. Friends : receiving sou-
wliere the
. are being
grounds put
9-
venir postcards from , Wheipley.
~80“ Huts, Soft O'Brien.
Mrs Emerson Wlls mi two child-
trui. or Ridgefleld spv Sunday and
Monday with Mrs W ns brothers,
(nation and Frcderi Bulkiey, of
South Norwelk. ‘
Robert Trlsirnm. v least Wnli
street. experts to rctnr v his studies
in the University of W usin. which
is situated ill Madison. inconsin, in
about two weeks.
The Junior Sluggers. Woodward
uvenne, defeated the ' Stars in u
close game yesterday nit (ion on the
S("‘hluedlr lot Woodwm' i venue. The
short stop or the Siting knocked 8
home run in the lust in _, winning
the game.
Lndies‘ College Girl lI’Erieciu
Shoes. h‘sll styles now . Glov-
dr's the Plum. .
in the tnukinit a! uni nl teeth
there are numerous requi s neces-
sary to secure a. perfect ,
. J. H Mallory is especinily
this branch of the dentist
guarantees on work in his
adv. in this issue
it is well to believe thni'
log party when llll‘l lenv:
follow-
ink on
Sunday morning for the . thnt
they have planuvd will hlt‘i : o gior
ions time. They will go es. ally to
Albany, on the Hudson Rliv i will
stop at a great mnnv of tlu- it‘s on
their route. They will be i, i’roni
Norwnlk for a WPt'k nud tin p will
be made in Jack wiiish's it
Those who are going: Jo it"
Ants! Waters Hugh J. Coll;
in; Byington Jerry ’i‘errlvi
Wyuian and William i l’owyl
- Sthooi opens Monday. . 12.
School shoes at Flynn s Boo :v it
That the Nili‘Willk grocery a e in
trying to cmulnte tho uxnmpl t by
the New York Grocery stat-oil .v slim
sick horses is shown in the hell that
one of their line horses was tut iniwiiti
an attack of wile the other“ llflit ill
Bank 9 lively stuble ’i‘ his is level-
ite diversion oi the bursts oi be NO“
York (liocory store nil in the iinhini:
nwny hniiit it is hoped that lie Not
walk Grocery’s horses will its con
trust this fever as Well The toms
life was listed by Dr. C M. Drum.
veterinary. after is grout tit-iii 0.11er
work
~—New assortment of ('nps10lirioii.
'iiie Roy. and Mrs. George D Ebert
linvo nirived home in Norwsllt from
their European trip and report vliil
hlil a very fine i e. “my word lilo
inuierlully benofl ed in health OI tilt
voynilu home which won on the on—
land liner Devoninn in “onion
lisvl unitv- nu exciting developinon lilo
ship picking up n portion of the Ivipv
mocked people from the ship Wit
Point.
ul to the rescue While shroud
sud inn. slum viuiio
atrsnshurs,
minim-inn. Edinburgh. the Boot h
lakes end the English inkeu null 0i i-
or points of internal
m
ION YOU ro JUDOE.
Thousands of gallons of the h. A ll
i’siot lire produced in em» upvvrstion
by machinery. Only chetiilt'iilly pm.-
ooior is used. The actual rust of i.
A M. is only shout than piir lei:
when the hill is finished. Wii
depend upon this product. or n pslm
mode by costly hsnd labor in u put
with s stick. producing a low gallhns
It s tiers; and It that very My
mode with common earth points. it
questionable ouslitr Unused on.
i. at M. Paint is so d by (than i»). new.
south Norwsik;
ir.
vi London. “ll.
sons Wéstport;
Northrop
eoutiiport. .... .. -
summit CilAlllO’i'i‘ ..
General Codiradldl'i
m. :slisi- work, Wino. unis
" onion alidllliti;
"bf Lodllli‘d street; Will be pleased t0
. pigs. which he has now placed on Wll
. most business.
'l‘iitv lJuvonin was the iirst ids-y
Munich. Nureuiiium.“ Chili-l
* dine and have no rhsunistlsni now.
Hubbsii s: staples
iiich Co. Norwslk; W. 8. (layer A
limit,
‘ A ststed convocation.
Chapter”! . AM ., will lid is
m d in
em” hit
I! one
ei'i' rm s ’i'oal‘v
Northampton. Hotlinks and flprinpiieid.
signed his position in Port Chester
sud. hss, nines any with the Norwaik .. 5
New ital-ii nine oi Milli limit. w ,
v1.12. whither. or
Mr. and Mrs.
have basil dillsi‘tsi bins
their ds hill or. Mrs. Fredoriok Beu-
her husband. of Philadelphia.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. A Volk.
hearthut their little son who has
been quite ill is improving
Miss Helen A. Scully, of Perry ave.
line. has returned to liar home after
a riding three weeks with triends 1n
tnten island Site has had an espe-
dially pleasant time.
, Mrs James Toner of the Dry Hill
road. entertained for A short time on
Thursday her son. Vincent who is
chauffeur Tor a wealthy New York
luau.
Mrs John Tryon oil have charge of
the service at the lgthhonse Mission
on Sunday afternoon ot' 3.15. There
will be good singing and spenkinl! All
are welcome.
The Volunteer Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwnlk M. E
Church will meet with Miss (‘srie
Olmsiead Wednesday evening Sept
1‘4th,ht 7: ill unlock.
Walter Hyatt of Norwalk, has re-
signed his position in Port Chester
and has taken one with the Norwalk
New York. city. has been the guest of
friends in Beiden avenue
Andrew Reynolds. at Norwalk. has
‘CiiiIord Sherwood. in Camp
This is the position recently made va-
cant by the resignation of John tilnm)
Ryan.
—-Ellte Slices for men and women.
Fall styles, all leathers. Glover's the
Place. .
Ralph C. Bates. or the A. w. Bur-
ritt 00.. of Bridgeport. spent Sunday
and Labor Day in Hartford. He no
landed the Connecticut State Fair Luv
bor Day and rotports having do enjoy-
sbis time.
Miss Emily Adair, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Wilson. of Lily street,
has secured s position as teacher in a
school in Brooklyn, and went to that
city yesterday in order to tommonce
her duties next Monday .
St Mur'ys choir held it full relieurw
al lust evening und all of those in the
choir were present. The rclivnrsnlh
have been discontinued all summer.
but now that the masses have taken
on the winter schedule. the choir must
prepare for- the services.
August Wichmunn 0! Elm Grov.
street. has retufiicd W Mount Kin
co, where he purchased a new troitor,
a. large number of head of cattle and
item (irupe's farm at lewishoio
Messrs Wichmann nnd (‘lrupe have
formed a psi-melatonin the wholesale
Miss Emma Kinxsisnd, of Wilton
avenue who recently resigned her posv
ition as stenoxrspher tor the florist es-
tablishment of Edward J Taylor. in
Soutbport. lets Nsmsik yuaterdsy ar-
tot-noon for Montcisir, N J. Miss
Kiunlund has been ill for some time
and will spend the entire winter with
relatives in Montclsir in the hopes
thst her health may be improved Her
runny friends regret that she will be
away for such it long t..imc but they
sincerely hope thst the change will
benefit her.
...—...
v
a... ......
Renting Cars
A Pscksrd and s Peerless to not.
The two clsssies‘t sad but riding
ours on the market with an export
timer. for three dollars sn hour.
with s minimum chsrge of live dol
lsrs. Anyone out afford an auto.
mobile ride at this price. Get your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
02 North Main 8t
..-... ...”...- . .-.
"”“W
A Prominent Merchant or Mumford.
Comp. Writss ths Following
tinny Tsstlmsnist:
“i guess not.vsnd hello my name in
sit the moors. tied to s recommends-
tion. Yes. you may have the canes:
i. won't require them. No sir: i did
not use anything but Dr. lilok's Modi-
“MJEX. WEED."
i
”WWW ..-.” ...“
GRAY BROS.
~ Mssufsotursrs of im-
~ prevail
3 O D A and
tritium Waters
usurious» ma .
IVidliy. lisitm. (isrboiilo.
liliflspsriiis, ti i n g s r
Aid sud Lemon Bods
'CIIP ROCK ‘
AK‘I‘IIIAN WILL
WATER UIID
‘l'lis Forest and Cost
if Il'vocit escalation; ii:
iii sins on Isil ovum
WW srs solidi
Isl. 016d
f P. o. no: 79pm. m
m norms. cons.
Walton unit. at. hermit. no rev ..
taken a position in the llyery stable of I,
street
,rI
We pith a limited niiiuber oi Chinonisrs. notes with mirrors.
. hosting sud bit-tipsy, mail“. which we sitar you st about it per cent less
. Would is not as wlill to tske advantage of this opportunity and secure good
Chilioniers at s low. price?
Funeral Directors and Emulsion.
[2'18 North Msiu Street.
Eyes Examined Free
rots u «no “Mir.
H as wAuL stassr. PNONI ass
What You‘liefsrn at-
You Will LEARN Well
Begin to Learn Monday. September
The Secret Of
our Success
merchsudise in in
BE SURE TO SEE THll WEEK'S SPECIAL OFF!
iNGC—THEY ARE lRREOlITlILV ATTRACTIVI
I
very sheer. "Onyx" brand ......
....
shined not to drop stitch; regular price is $.60.
msrkshle value It .. .......... ......._..,....,,. . ..i.
Just
..01.
kind that wears wail: regular price is 82.00;
introduce them
t
”A...” ....... .vu-liu
WOMEN'S 150 RIICID VE8T8..
'sss-
FINE CHIMISE NIGHT ROIII. trimmed with Val. is
and insertion; regular price «ii A rare list-main at.
of this summer‘s siy;lou
To close ....................
svcv-ann.....-ns..
Wonderful vnluo ut .......... . . . .
N. l.——-'i‘ho above are only s few sample items.
find other splendid values when you come here.
86 Washiniiton Street
of so: kind today.
p
uttered st (sir prices todlit
wTho Jones A Hotelikiss
4st. Jess it. so. soon so. im
Whammmmmg
Price. .
too enirroilis‘ns ' same
you cfiidmisns sided
nan) salesman: s12.»
$13.th cmrrotlidns , stun
unto cslrrouisss sm
.J Collins Co.
NOIWALK.
Merrill Business College
80. Norwalk Stsmiord Port Chester
. lies in the great values We oiior in tip-tonne. ulvpendsblo
PURE SILK HOOE for men and Women. black may.
“l7AllAN” ClLK HOBIERY. All colors and black Hui?-
@-
KAYCIR “WONDERPOOT” SILK HOOK. “1&0"le “30
women's RiIIED COMIlNATlON soirs."iow neck
and sleeveless, isce trimmed or cut! knee .. ........ 3's
Or ..... ................ 3 Cults forum
.iOc: «Storm
WOMEN‘S WHITE MUILIN PITTlCOATC. with deep
finance of eyelet embroidery. regular price ii oil This
week‘s price .......... .‘ ..... . ................. lbs
..“0
A few fine NIGHT R0828 slightly urn-sod irom hand
ling; regular price $1.50 .......... .. ............... 980
500 CHIFFON VElLlNG. all colors ..... ........... 39:
About r. desert women's TRIMMED WAlBTI. odd lot-
regular prices 98c sud "£0
FINE. LINGERIE WAlCTC, open back. high neck. long
sleeves. hand embroidered fronts; regular price iii‘iloil‘.
You'll
The N. B. Ryan Company
sum and say... on Host-rs. on “0st still. m
l". Monk;
Oslo Price
.‘v
I
South Norwslk Conn.
Everything in the Optical Line. i
l
..
Sin
nsoss, st Ramon
and don liter. Mind
k. Were .IWoswn.
«deride sud Hi lend Cool (or iur-'
ir’lflrps ‘ t
Mrs nor nodded suit on fire on
in; ii few days with Thomas Whose.
of winnlpsuh.
Miss Helen nstchford. oi Norwslli.
has n taken up her studies at Lau-
reiton sli, Milford.
Stephen Kent. at Norwslk. has into
on s position in the armory store of.
Raymond sud Boo.
m'l‘he Cross Shoe for women. 1 Fall
styles now ready Glover's the Plum ’
Miss Emil Bennett. of Ridielieid.
visited her lriohd. Miss Alice Meeker.
in Norwalk recently.
J Emory Stevens, who has been
spending his vscstion in Nova Sculls.
has returned to his home. i
Joseph Fortln. or Norwsik, has re
costly entertained his brother William
A In'ortin. or New Britain.
Thomas Whose, of Winnipauk has
been the recent “guest of his daughter
Mrs. Goddes. at New York.
Frederick Walters. of Norwalk; has
resigned his position iii the Great At.
isntic and mains Toe Centrally.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schumsn. ot
Main street. have returned from their
i
recent trip, to Little Falls. N. J. i
The Uhited Volunteer Lite saving
Corps expect to Play the Colonials on
:Sundny afternoon It the ColonialI
grounds. -
uouid J. Hoyt. of Spring Rlli sve-
one is entertaining Frederick Waters.
of New orki! city for a law days at
his home
Miss Dorothy Wilcdx, oi Brnoklyn,
will return to her home after her viii
It with Miss \’room, of East. Norwnlk.
.... on Sunday.
i
12th
36
to
7!
06
do
Mills. ‘0’.“
Miss Lillinn Morris. of Jocksonvilie
it'll" who is visiting friends in West
street ior several weeks. is attending
the day in New Yolk tity
-~'i‘ho time is here for general houset
,ropnlrs. Get in touch with us.
Prices
nttrsctive. . We solicit your orders.
Everything in the csrpentcr line.1
Phone 1032. St. John C Keyser. '
builders.
Last evening the i}: in trolley to
Standard was going down Well street.
passengers noticed a wire hanging
down in front of the cur. They thought
that it was a live wire and some called
to the motormun to look out, but be
only one or the wires that support the
trolley wire. 'f‘horc ware many spec-
iuiors on the sidewalk who also no-
tired the wire and stood watching so
us to be there in the event of uny ox
c.iinment Nothing unusual occurred
however slid they were doomed to dis
sppdiutruent if they exported the mo-
tarnish who took hold of. the wire to
receive his death shock lie tiling the
wire to one side and the our continued.
The wtre was repaired by some one oi
the men from the our born.
“THE PLACE”
"Wear and tour" is what we extinct
tram the children. and this is
whst our Si‘ "00!. SHOE-i
are made to stsnd
Complete Lines
Solid Throughout
‘l - $3
“WEAR INDIE THAT FIT”
Two‘s-lint“
Norwslh So. Norwsllt
w. my“- ..
Bargains Iii Up- to- date
Parlor
5 inéce‘ Suites. 823. 00.
HOME PUINNNII .
CCINII WALL AND MIN OTC»;
NONWALK. CCNN.
i
had seen it. and it turned out to bev
3-piece’Stdtlis 319. ”it
3 l
I. K. HITCKILL. UND‘NTIAKCI‘:
° r. it mount.
THAT the thus is ml cousins when we will he'd host
sputum/ivy re ready to supply You hosting infiniti- , _
list will». Hot Ali, millions.
6 O'CLOCK T0 7 O'CLOCK
AmoSkesg canon. 5m: ytl
Genuine Amoskeng (Muslims; res-dc
Ne
lilo Hair
Our regular 10c Sylvie Hair Nets. fi‘his hour
vvl ski; v
i
I‘n.
This hour .Wgo ydis
ts, Sc ‘
....-.s..c-usvvss.-.s..a°Iv
7g’cLOClK TO 8 O'CIPQGK.
c Sheets, 39c
Our regular ..Oc Sheets. (in sale ithis hour ..... ...“... ..... ..Shdil
Silk Hose, 3%
All BiikI Hose for women. Connie this hour . . ..
s
I"
8 O'CLOCK TO B O'CLOCK
Colgate’ s Talents Powder, lZC
On sale this hour, Coiiyito's 'i‘slourIii
Waists, 49c
Lndies‘ Whists. worth up to ”'25; Your choice of theIlot this humans
Powder .. «.....1.12cv;
O O'CLOCK TO
50c Silk Gloves, 350
During this hour we will sell 50c Silk Gloves at ............... 35c Lav-.33.
25c Hose.
ladies‘ 250 Hose.
(in sale this hour ., ................... ...iOc pr. 3.
10 O'CLOCK
19c pair
- Minlz’s .-
.p v.
o
‘ , the time of his desth. as chairuisn oi
‘ the State Tuberculosis Commission.
i
Tel 500
' throughout the state has shown an en-
fi srestor signs of success than hereto
3} her.
The House of Activity sod Propre .
.v:
South Norwslk, Conn.
Now Open Under sine Management A
Successor toiPiynn A Ryan
’0 WAM‘IINCTION SYNC".
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, unsung.
Corn on Cob Now Served with Shore Dinners ‘ ‘
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLACS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON. THE PII .
Especial Attention Given to Automobile P
JACOBS BROS. Managers
Yes indeed it' they um s pair
at our strong and sturdy
v SHGES
to start with: ”We new-iii“:
we are showing are the best:
ever produced at the price. “Mr .
as 1 ‘. .' .. 5.22.:
FIGHTING TUCIRCULOEIE.
Report of the New Haven County Antl-
‘l'ishst'nulosls Association Shows
Encouraging Results.
last-ii year since 1905 when the tint
ro-port of the New Haven County Anti-
Ttvbercuiouls Association was printed.
the yearly account of the work both at
the (loylord l-‘srm Senator-lulu and
morning growth. The sixth sunuAI
report, just published. xivss even
tors.
The isle Dr. J. P C Foster regarded
this work its typifylug the most tin
portant Work saxihst tuberculosis. At
wss planning it series of State Con-
sumption Homes which in addition to
the Csylord Farm Bonstorluni would
provide for Connecticut on equipment
for suppressing tuberculosis interior to
none in the United States. l
The photo stimulus in the report
sire but so insdoouste Ides of what an
ideal site the senator-ism occupies. it
ill sittistsd on the highs-st lot or
Cook lilll hour Wellingtor d con
s‘ists or a main building and tour out
tunes with connecting outdoor sleeping
corridors and dining hall. the would
tohdeut's residence. sleeping barracks
and tents sud s laundry sud starvsuts’
dairies moulds the fhrmer‘s house and;
the is buildinxs The arm supplies
certified milk from a dairy herd or
twenty tuberculin tested cows sud fur.
dishes at variety of fruits and Vegeta-
lhles of which they are justly proud.
Theganntorlum which has decoru-
modstimis (or about sixty-live patients
has trusted in all ill patients dill-inns
the past year These patients have
come from as towns of which Wsteo
bury, iii. New linen, iii. sud hridssuh
one arrested and 1‘! more we ’5' ”‘
port, 16. have, sent the int est stun;
dl steal it .
tinctiy improved.
The work outside the ssh , .
also worthy of praise. do To .
sis Clinic at. the dispens ry is. to no
extent fulfilling its {suction us fill: a»
cationsl factor. u is indium ll . ‘
incressod number ot requests but ‘
Instion and the increased nuns '
cases received in on duty stage
di sense.
The Visitins send Amen lass
eoopersted most actively witty ”and.
clinic and the nurses hers is
most eiilcient service union; .
tiolits who were all situated ..
could take only dispensary t .
One of the t Achieve .
been the ostsb shutout. in Now ‘
on the 3 undo oi the Old , _
Home. of summer dsy osnip n-
sumptives similar to day camps W
or cities. v» ,
The report of the Finance 0‘
ice shows that the receipts . _
year Were $66, 627. 93. of will v '
State at Connecticut furnished . ‘
13.1‘ho Free Bod Fund hssv ..
increased this your and has
great std to t 0 work. in «,ls
as chairiniiu o the Medicsl ’
Oliver Osborne uyst‘ ‘
patients'r have. been helped by
during the year. . . . it is
sibis to express in words or v
the enormous sdvsntuc to j;
whose disease isvsimost ones
that arrested. of than raw esti-
.0! W“tmutf" Tr ‘ =4 l
The Medics! 8n lsmsnt
tabulated record 6 individus
discharged during this cum
and sitar ststistics‘ of polish
st the unstorium sud distill
to this year and in most cssss
suits are surprising; mm -
agrommet-the vs hes the work
pressed in drums. As on
lionsl institution where ms to
preventing so
willing.)
tI
show with whst success these lot psi .393 ‘1
Hill“ VITO trusted.
#111inth Mill
at the 6.2 with ‘
.reinsinsd iesii than tin-r goo
L about sealed“ the institut on _
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