liar run and Winter we Also
rarity man for Children's bronish.
i
. NINE eta-rm "LENNON!
°' .kk
OI'lOIIDO
Inventions? rafill:
Idltor's Residence '
res-53cm suitor-s sumac.
Dr and Mrs. EH. Jones have re-
turned to their home in South Non'
walk.
Miss Henrietta Tattle. of Brooklyn.
in spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. tJosiah G. Gregory, of mper Mainm
s we
Mr. and Mrs. F. W Gregory and l
Miss Verna Gregory, of Nor-walk ware
recent guests of Mrs. Mabel Fitch in
Weston.
Edward Gaftney, of Norwalk, has re
turned to Rochester, N Y. where he
Will take up his studies in the St.
Burn‘ 3 college
lMiss Catherine Mnnnebach. of New
York city, returned home yesterday af-
ter spending tirree days with Miss Jes-
sie M. Sartain.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Raymond D. Bas-
sett. formerly of Weston, to Miss
Gladys Crosby. of Norwalk.
Mrs. Joseph Luckina, of Utlca.N
Y., has returned to her home afterr
sending a few days with her mother
Mrs. Allen Smith of Norwailg
w—r—
Sheehan resigned his
position with Morralli & Calliope this
morning and has taken another as
driver for Marketman Breanau in Wall
street.
Christopher
{William Jowett. of Mott avenue. and
the Salts Textile Manufacturing Com-
pany, made a tiying‘y trip to Boston
yesterday. He went up at noon and
returned this morning.
Louis Cuneo of Pennsylvania, is
spending a few days at his home in
Booth Not walk and with a number of
other residents. is witnessing the bail
. game in New York. .
Frederick Buckley. who has been
employed in the cafe at the Roles
Point hotel during the summer. will
complete his duties this week, and re-
turn to South Norwalk.
Friends 0} Mrs Wallace Smith. of
Georgetown. will regret. to learn that
she is critically ill with bront liial pneu-
monia. Mrs George E. Oakley.oi‘ Dan
bury a daughter of Mrs. Smith. is with
her mother.
M
Mrs. J. P. Bradley and son Kenneth.
of East Orange, N. J., who have a cot-
tage at (lompo Beach. spent the day
yesterday with Mrs. Edward L. Brad-
ley, of Ridge avenue. They enjoyed the
afternoon at the Knob.
l .
.with
_ lects are to be taken up and
P lllll This at Domestic
it s Em
congruent oiilaon
Sliders Edi-tit
Modern milk. the pure. raw fluid
now so strongly endorsed by those
who make the public health and Wei-
tare a constant study. is to be one 0:
the most important subjectii taken up
at the his domestic Science and Pure
square Garden, New York cltr’. basil!
ning Saturday September 17th, by the
Associated Clubs of Domestic Science.
The exhibits and program are under
the particular patronage of the New
York Branch of the Associated Clubs.
Dr. W. E J. Kirk, one or thespeciai
medical representatives ‘of‘Borden’s
Condensed Milk Company. and one or
States on the collect of milk will on
Monday evening. September 19 at 8
o'clock speak on “The importance or
Clean. Raw Milk." His lecture is to
be illustrated and those interested in
treat.
Another lecture, taking up milk, is
to be delivered by Dr. Claude l). Mor-
ris. chief veterinarian of Borden‘s Con-
‘densed‘ Milk Company, on
ev hing. September 24, his subject he-
"The Cost of Clean. Raw Milk."
Dr. Morris is a close student of the
cow and her health and life giving pro-
lduct and the lecture will be remarka-
ble for its thoroughness. it is to be
illustrated.
With the exception of Sunday, Scp~
tcrnbcr ililh, every day of the (ions
areas will be given over to discussion
of‘problcms having to do directly with
the home. The position of the mistress
and maid: the purchasers' pocketbook.
ingredients of (code. weights and mess»
tires. chemistry in so far as it deals
food stuffs. pure water, fruit.
growing. cooking and many other sub.
ricnlt
with by specialists. drawn from every
section of the country.
The exposition itself gives promisc
of being the greatest in this particular
line the country has ever known. The
efforts of the management along this
line are accordingly attracting wide-
spread attention. One of the largest
and more important of the exhibits
will be that of Borden's (‘oudcnscd
Milk Company in which will be demon-
strated every branch of the wonderful-
ly organized enterprise. Special plans
are being laid to make this exhibit
particularly instructive.
_ .__,_... __ A.
-—-Hlvcs. eczema. itch or salt rhcum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Donii's (linlmcnl
scores the roost obstinate cases. Why
suffer? All drugglsts sell it.
NAVAL FIREMAN MURosasb.
MEMPHIS. 'Icrin.. Hopi ill ~Thai.
John (li'cgory. fireman aboard the Unit-
cd States monitor Amplrltrilis. was
imri'dcrcd and robbcdi‘is the theory ud-
vanccd alter the discovery of his body
in the Mississippi River yesterday. Fri-
day wns pay day, and that evcninu
(ircgory started to‘swim ashore. in:
tending to spcnd the night in Memphis.
H was iioi seen again until his body
mi us his blouse and pay, still. was to
cayercd by n ilshcrrnnn. The
bore bruises. Gregory crilisicd in War-
ren. R. l.
Harris and (runs are discharging :1
bill go or anthracite co: ll
Danbury'n grand list. just completed.
shows an increase for the past year.‘
in its grand list of industries from
3924.815 to $1,027,360. nearly all of
which is among the hat manufacturles,
or their kindred industries.
(‘ llfll let-r Ross. the (oloied waiter and
vocalist at lloion Point, who has ideas
ed a large number of patrons of the'
place during the summer left today
for Strnlford. where he will accept an
criuuaemcnt at the Sirlttford inn.
Miss llelen Taylor. of South Main
nlrcci. has gone to Lureiton l-lail
when: she will attend school [or this
year at. least. Cards are being receiv-
cd from her at Milford which tell that
she is well pleased with the plies.
Joseph Dost. who has been polls: as
cashier at the Reich Point hotel cafe;
Renting Cars
A Packard and a’ Peerless to rent.
The twu classiest and best riding
cars on the market with an expert
driver. for three dollars an hour,
with a minimum char as of five dol-
lars. Anyone can afford an auto
mobile ride at this price. (let your
data ahead.
w. A. HANFORD
32 North Main Bl
during the past. summer leaves tells! A PNMIMM MONMM 0' SlIMl‘OM.
lot i’cekskill, New York, where he
will visit his uncle, John Myers. Next
week he resumes his positon as theatre
ticket seller on Broadway, New York.
m—
Cono., Writes the
Following
Strong Testimonial: »
"l guess not, and have my name in
The home mlagionury meeting of the i all the papers. tied to a recommenda-
woman" 3 Association of the South
Norwalk Ba list Church will be held
in the share parlors. on Wedn’s’nday
afternoon Sfirtember llth at 3 o'clock
under the leadership of Miss Sue plin-
stead The topic for the updating
will be “The invading Army." All is
dies cordially welcome.
Inhale-«M
Alexander Gordon. of the Mutual
lint company, will leave this week on;
a business trip through the eastern
hart of New Eli lurid. The principal
cities where has tress will take him
are Palmer, Worcester and Boston. but
no will take iii s versl other large cl-
ties as we]. The ritual Hat company
one year a o employed but tour melt
New there are over anyonty employer.
This is a business that is progression
and is helping Norwsik as s manufac-
tuning city. ~.
4‘.- «-u “‘5‘“
sirvsros Guam
General Contractor
8% water work. smiths, mastitis
och and rock excavated.
for: .030
Tel. 816-3“
riuily given ‘lll all
on are solicited.
26 Woodsuai
ra’
lion Yes. yeti may have the canes;
i wont require them. No sir; i did
not use anything but Dr. Dick's Modi»
clue and have no rheumatism now
‘ "ALEX. Will Ell."
mew—mom.-. .. swam-w ..
GitAY Bios
Manufacturers of im-
proved
SODA and
Mineral Waters
' llTAlLlBl-lED 1m
Vichy, seiizor. Carbonic.
i ssmpariila (linger
Ale and Lemon soda
DIIP ROCK
AATIIIAN WILL
WATER UM!!!
T86 our.» and In!
r. Box 794-TOL18ll
New saunas. cons. . .
Act. June it). '06. Serial No. one
Food Congress to be held at Madisonl
the best informed men in the United;
milk are anticipating an educational:
Saturday '
body '
Guaranteed under the Food and pm _
the lowest offered in this
vicinit
ibuyers. "
We! claim to days you from
Our carsfldly selected stock wide Assortment, audihrlool that are beyond
are lost making this the store for shrewd
10 to 20 per seat. on r .
Furniture, Carpets. Mailings. Oil Cloths
Rugs ahtl Draperies ‘
And the rapid and steady increase of trade proves beyond a doubt that the
public appreciates and recognizes used values.
We invite careful inspec-
tion of our store stock and prices. You will find it to your advantage to
make your purchases here.
A. Colins Co.
Mineral Directors and Embalmers.
12.18. North Main Street.
W
n
South Norwalk. 4. Conn.
....~. «
O. B Jackson
Optician
so WALL eraser. ottoman.
What You Learn at
Merrill Business College
; port. tor the purpose of nominating a
candidate tor sherili.
pubiicans have been declaring of late
1 Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined
Free
3. r
‘ NORWALK.
You Will LEARN Well
Begin to Learn Monday. September 12th
SoNorwalk Stamford Port Chester
lies in rhe great values
able merchandise
onslrstion are amused at its sineieney.
CALL AND LET U. PROVE
39 Wall St..-(?Pli6no)
The Secret of Our Success
we
‘ other in up to-dste. depend-
t
Be Sure to See This was
Special Offerings
They are irresistibly attractive
The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washington StrGet
21 New Bicycles
WILL BE SOLD AT COST
rather than carry them over to another season
A
LUTHER M. WRIG S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T3 .
The International Auto Wagon
is a spring delivery wagon. not a truck. We have tested the model now on
exhibition at our asrsue very carefully. and those that have seen the den?-
lT WILL CARRY A LOAD OF 1500 POUND. UP ANY GRADE lN THIO
VIGINTY and is luster and costs less to maintain than a horse.
IT.
A s. 1.on & Co.
Garage Water BL.
~Norwslk. Conn.
.~..
. .
“We
,u
i
to will
we are
FLYNN’S nod“
my» Purim}
”w" 4-4
wnaNL AreTheth’p-
l-pty to Return
0
Yes. indeed or have a pair
or our “fungal"?
i ' 0V0? prodlldfll ‘L the 11:100. ".001.
'i‘ .
School?
HltEd
I§itln 'l‘ho nevi iln
showing are the
‘ llln 1.!
“ SHOP
E
“UTN NCRWALK.
t Judge Banks was asked this morn-
, not go to the convention."
Still if lllllii llllllil
lntlrilslsa Thill llo lloitio Proxy
lo Shorlil't Mention and
my health a Oppose .
the authorisation
of Realty
The Battle in the 26th senatorial
district for the nomination oi sena-
tor betWeon Judge Elmore 8. Banks.
and States Attorney Stiles Judson
will be decided next Saturday at 10
o'clock in the morning at the Strut-p
ford town hall. The Judson men:
claim to have 21 out of the 36 votes
in the convention. Judge Banks said
this morning that indications favored
the nomination of his Strailnrd op~
ponent ’l‘he supporters of Banks say
that his name will be placed in noml l
nation and that the light will not be‘
loaded until the votes are counted;
'and some or them wink slyly and'
say “ilont bet any money that Banks
won't be the choice of the conven-
lion."
tau it he‘intended to go to the coun-’
ty convention to be held on Sept. 20,l
at Republican headquarters in Bridge
Prominent Re-
that the loans was going after the
scalp or Sheriff liawiey. who is seeking
a rcuominatien,
1 Judge Banks said. "i don‘t know
whether I will an or not. 1 have s
lproxy in my pocket. if i do no it
will not be {or any part the sheriff
:has played in politics. against my
nomination as alleged. it will be
because I have something of more
importance to bring before the con-
.veolion. i will want to discuss the
situation from a party standimint.
First 1 will bring to the attention
of the delegates the possibility of suc-
4 cone or defeat. Secondly i will have
something to say about the manner
that the elites and business of the
oillce of sheriff is conducted.
1 “As a partywnrnn i believe no man
51s bigger than his party. No man
has a riliht to say to his party ‘norrr
inato me‘ at a time when the trend
oi‘ public opinion seems to point
to his defeat.
"lint. as, l have said before. i may
“—ch-
OVERCOME BY 6A8.
NEW HAVEN. Supt. 13.-—Overcomc
by gas whllc they were at work iii a
cellar trying to step up a gas leak.
Frank Thomas. a gas litter. and John
Hols. his helper. a youth, were over-
come and were taken out almost lite
less. Thomas recovered soon after-
wards. so that he could go to his home.
but link; was taken to the hospital in
a critical condition.
“Wear and tear" is what we expect
truth the children. and this is
what our SCHOOL SHOES
are made to stand
Complete Lines
Solid Throughout
$1-$3
“WEAR SHOES THAT HT"
m
Two Stores.
WNonwalk So. Norwalli
White 1an Bed
Woven Wire Spring
Soft Top Mattress
All for is. 25
.Choice of Two Sizes
3it20r3ltbin. ,
Bargain Price
This Week Only A
I. K. MITOHFLIA UNDIRTAKIH
s. A. interim
stoma suskrossa ‘
loosens WALL has also our.
answers. cons.
if! § n—In‘-
We have arranged some very interesting Bargains for Wall“.
Look over these items; you will note the wonderful saving opporlun
ily. Each one represents High Grade Merchandise.
$1.25 Linen 25c Bells. 1%
89C yard Large and medium size Pate
; Leather Belts black. red A
Our very best $1.25 Pars Table . '
Linen. For this day, very spec- green regular 2M On sale 190
25c Turkish 25° fgg‘gflmse
Towels! 196 Our very best 25c Horse for rich
fixtru large heavy Turkish Tow men. On sale this day. . .rse pr. ’
ols; regular 25c. For this one .. - ,f.
day ... ..................... 19c
79c Skirts, 39c
Lace trimmed Long Shirts. reg-
ular price 790. For this one day.
39}: no...
25c
Embroidery trimmed Draws
very special ' ..... ' ........ 39c On sale tomorrow . . . . . . . . . .2“
l
» l
- i
Notions . Children’s Bonnets
5c LACERB ........... 3c
‘occfoggasTrliTaEIEALs ‘3‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘3: : 250
56 A ' 0.. capoo . N p] .
25c oases SHIELDS ....... 19c : 3.3:: $32.30;?" angles”;
25c Veilings $1.50 Silk Hose »
190 yard $1.29
new Full Price Vellinss, regular ‘ Our best 3150 Silk llose, " '
25c trrmibers on sale tumors black and tan. Very special to-
.2'5
row .............. . ..... 19¢ yd- DIOTTOW
$1 Waists, 49c
(‘losing out some good 3100
W alsts. This day only ..... 49c
$1.25 Flannel
Waists. 99c
10c Hair Nets, Sc:
1000 Nets. extra large; regular
10c Note. On sale tomorrow. .5e} .
r
500 Silk Gloves.
‘ 39c “
atoms .
“THE PLACE”
muss...” W
SCHOOL
MM“ Nicholle lit
New Fall Tailored Waists in Guaranteed Silk Gloves. (lg
Linens and Flannel: regular sale tomorrow .......... 99‘“
81.35. This day ........... 99: instead of 50c
w.— l, g . . . .12:
”i; has.
,o. ‘7“?
Bishop do Well helm!” and Sheathing
E’ully Applied by Common Labor-dilshopric Sheathing is nailed to
studding on the outside of tho-building with lath and Asphalt Mastic
eximscd. Over this you nail your weather boarding. '1 his gives you
solid sheathing without knot~holos or cracks: also insulation or dead
air space between lath and siding.
Ideal for Cement or Stucco Work '
iiishopric Sheathing is the ideal material for cement exterior or one
co wmoth The cement Ilrmiy adheires to the lath and Asphalt Mastic
and makes asolld. smooth exterior For factory or residence this
form of concrete or stucco construction is the cheapest and best
known. .
Charles H. Aistlio
canraorsv. soiLort‘lo Ann
6 BEAVIEW AVENUE
9 SOUTH NORWMSK
NTRAG'HNG.
THAT the time is last coming when we will need heat ~
again—we're ready to supply you heating apparent;
oi any kind today. Hot Water, Hot Air. liar-assocI '
Ranges and Steven, Gll Heaters, Oil Stoves. cw. are
altered at fair prices today.
The Jones Gr Hotchklss Co.-.
11 Wall Street "W m 'Q‘Nol'walir. eons.
normal-es cussRFULLv rusmsnso
. -.__....-.....~-
The Hatch 8t 33de
.aourn nonwhan. couu.
MILL TIL. on. vane TIL. one
Lumber and Mill Work fer Everyt
from a riggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window man at every description. One. two and three ply Tar M'
SI"! Weights and card. BI‘LOI‘I' ”IMF“
Moulded Wooden (hitters, two sites
-- .- —.-«a~.——-—
“Lincoln" “mm" Fabric (tooling Bheathina and Builders Paper.
{ warranted. illair lnsu atlas and maniac
1 an g ,_ A: 4.. .
i . 2‘
.
DoesYour Root Lea
pound
The Century Co "
sea a mutant STOPS A“ Le
Wit hails. m the principal r in Earth Norwoiik.
thugm also the Via wear of our Compound
‘ for cuisines; Mitochondria“ rebelled
Norwalk Chronicler