Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 14, 1910 · page 5

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. that “anywhere in the United
'9 . 3 Hialeaorosaads.

l.» "for 32

it per hundred 001' "01‘. bit

TAYLOR & GOLDEN

74 wsaulaoroa eraser. acorn
noawauc. cons.

TELEPHONE 10H

 

it: «titers alum... a mu a}:
good pure. Candy.

oua Hons use: awaara

‘qu certainly honeycomb. AI-
vrayafreah and enticing. . _

all. LANE '

’ TOI. 400. 0'1 Wllhlnnton 8L

* [till "NEWS ,

WEATHER FORECAST.

Fo'r Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy weather, with slightly lower
temperature tonight and Thursday;
light frost in low places tonight; light
north winds. An extended area of high
pressure over the Lake region is pro-
ducing cool, pleasant weather in all the
northern sections. The gulf storm as
forecasted yesterday has now reached
the Texas coast,‘where it is produc-
ing heavy rains with high winds. A
slight distur once is central of! the
coast near atteras, N. (J.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.

Temperature: Low. 62; high, 79.
Clear.

 

 

 

Miss Alice Foley, of DcKlyn‘s buk-
cry in Main street. is quite ill at her
home.

In the Read adv. you will find spec~
ial prices on odd lengths of llneo‘
ieum and oil cloth.

Merrill Business College will supply
you with the right combination to open
the business man's office. See adv.

There was a rehearsal of the min-
strel music of the Fellowcrnft Club last

evening in the Wall street quarters of
the club.

George Mitchell, of the tirln of F. A.
Mitchell, furniture dealers of ,Wall
street. Norwalk, is spending the day
In New York city on business. v

Supreme Representative William J.
Fuller, of New Havengl' is expected at.
the meeting of Olive Branch Lodge.
iKnights of Pythiua. tomorrow even-
as.

George H. Raymond. the weltknown
funeral director, of Berkeley street, in
spending several days with friends ill
gidfieville. Sullivan. County, New

01’ state. . ' . * ,

Lé-Auctlon saleffifilglds‘ Milne":
house. Main St. and Gregory Place.
Norwalk, Saturday, Sept. 17. See adv.

A month 0 meeting of the town
board of so 01 visitors, the first rogu-
Iar one of the (all season, will be held
next Tuesday evening at the high
school building in West avenue.

Leslie Fant,‘ employed by tlfe Con-
nectlcut Company, enjoyed the 111101“
noon off yesterday and "took in" the
show at Poll‘s Theatre, in Bridgeport.
with a party of friends.

Stanley Hoyt, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. lioyt, is getting along nice-
ly from the injury he sustained Satulu
day. While at the Country Club he
fell from a hammock ‘nd broke his
left arm.

There will he an auction sale of
numerous household articles at the
storage warehouse of 1.. J. Reynolds
and Son, Main street and Gregory
place, Norwaik. The display adv. ill
this issue Will give you full particulars
as to time, etc.

There will be a meeting of A. 0. H.
and the indies’ Auxiliary, A. 0. 11.,
Division No. 1, tomorrow night. and
ltcv. Thomas J. Finn, rector of St.
Mary's Church, will he the guest of the
evening It is thought quite probable
that he will favor with a speech, but
this is an uncertainty.

Arthur Murray, 01 Harriet street.
drove from New York, where he is enl-
pioyotl in the Loch-r Motor Company.
in llroudwuy, last evenlng, in a Bahy~0
Letter automobile. Iic took several
friends out for a ride last evening and
returned to New York in the machine
today. “ ‘

The Norwalk Board of Fire Under.
writers holdun meeting yesterday.
While meat of the matters discussed
were of a routine uluticr there was one
that the board has been considering
for some time. that of a uniform daily
report. It is the hope of the board to
bring about the adoption of a uniform
report blank.

 

 

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DOWN NORWALK. CONN
TRANIAGTI A OINIRAL IANKiNb

alumna
capital lurplu- and Prom.
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aowm u. afrsswaom 'Pm
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has.
WIL'IID IOOWILL. M107

OIIIOTORI
I. 10. 01mm Henry 00 v
John N. Knapp Ismael man
Josiah A. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
cumin mm loan a. um
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“Autocrat” Stationery ,

 

Park & Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies

«sou: Ar—w

F. H. BAXTER'S

DRUG STORE

 

Time for K. 0. Frame for next sunl-
lner‘s best. new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale: one 20-0.,
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One ill-ft, with 615. h. 0. Stanley. Very
cheap if bought now.

OSCAR ANDERSON.
OystchhehPohlLNorwalk

Why Havel

ilever done any any dental Work for
you? The system appliedvin my prac-
tice is now as nearly perfect as skill
and experience can make it, and so
nearly perfect that if you knew. you
would surely see me about your needs.

Don't you know?

Then let's have a talk.

No charge at all tor talk.

Dr. J. H. Mallory

10 South Main 01.. South Norwalk

Hours: 9 a. 111. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.

 

 

 

 

 

We Make
« Glasses

the right way. We have a Physic-
tan, who is a Skilled Eye Specialist,
to ex mine your eyes. N0
CHAR EFO EXAMINATION.

THAMER

Optician
STAMFORD - - CONN.

 

 

 

03 Monday 0 Saturday 53178013
THE

Eliiabeth MeadiSchooi

FOR GIRLS

Hillside, Norwaik, Conn.

The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday, September 16. at
nine o'clock.

College preparatory and general
courses for older girls; kindergarten,
primary and intermediate departments
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements made for meeting chil
dren who use the trolleys and for corv-
lllg a hot luncheon Terms and llltliiv
trated circular on application.

The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning after September 0.

Margaret R. Brondilngor, A. B.

 

 

 

Make Your Money
Earn More than
—-4%--

 

 

 
 

 

 

l have a few shares of stock of the
United llutchers‘ Supply Corporation.
Incorporated under the laws of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts and
doing a daily cash boldness. l bellow
this stock will pay dividends of more
than 10% on every dollaryou invest 111
it. The corporation owns and controls
valuable patents. The reason it is pluc-
Iug this stock on the market is to in
01‘.nd the factory option and present
mpacity. The above is practically a
monopoly with no competition.

in a very short while this stock
should be worth a great deal more
than its par value. it is now selling
at 010 par.

This is not a risk. it. In a sure thing,
This business has existed tour yours
and each day has brought a larger in-
crease ln its prelim capacity. F‘llll
information and circular from

Edward Morrison. - - Attorney
201 Oavohahlra 01.. BOSTON, MA“.

 

 

 

The Teacher

shows the boy how to do his
arithmetic. but it's up to the
father to teach him thrift.

A good way is to start a any.
lugs account for him in his own
name and encourage him to add
to it. “

.TheSouth Norwalk
Trust Co.

 

 

 

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to roots house. all improvementa.
Steam heat. All in good condition.
Centrally located—five mlnutu’ walk
from South Norwallr station. Bargain.

. t.

9 rooms. all improvements. Fine,
hard wood floors. Stable andtcsrriaxe
house. Excellent view of Sound and
town. 04,500. ‘ '

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(incorporated) ‘
40 WALL 0T» NORWALK

H t O .

. o snery.
Misses’ Hop-Scotch ‘
and Boys’ Rock Proof

Ribbed . Hose .-
15

These goods are do of the best
selected cotton stapl . "I‘hc heels and
toes are reinforced with specially our.
pared linen thread. They are dyad
with the latest sanitary process, which .
does not injure or weaken the fabrie.l
We guarantee that these goods will!
give satisfactory service to the pur-.
chaser. if any goods should fall to do
so, return the imperfect goods and
they will be replaced free of charge.

.1. I. MALLE'ITE

(formerly Mines Dawson)
118 WASHINGTON STREET

What’s “ the Use

you can get the but for the some
money

Roger Ludiow, 10c
Twin City. 00
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Are the Beat
ALL DEALER!

B. J. REYNOLDS

MANUFACTURER. Z

 

rue NEW sensor.

Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic 10‘ the science or the
Limits of mundane and the art of ad
lull. gtha ' . Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack liven If done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restorod through harmonizing the air
nerve systems in your body.

Nerves-non. Rheumatism. Petal)
Ilia. Heart. Kidney and Female Din
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to help you.

'1‘. FRANCIS, D. C.

94 WASHINGTON 0T. 00. NORWALn
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.

 

,PURE

Lake Ice

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Brookside Lake Ice Co.

Office and Items. N. Y., N. H. A H.
Freight Yam.

TELEPHONE 580.

The Reed & Volk .
Electrical Co.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL IHOP
In the Town

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i’hone iiOfw—tlil South Main Street
i=1. Norwaiit. Conn, Music Hall mock

 

M Mona-WW

“ “'15.... w. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embsltner

19 North Main direct. south Norwallt

Residence. 0 Washington street.
Telephone at office. 330-2.
Telephone at house. 003.

Hotel Mahackemo

.l. R. CONNOR, Mgr.

cant/lea ass OUIIINI one can
RAT“: a ran on ma amass

smear clams. 750

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

H. E. Donn & Son".

, ‘ Buy Trousers
at 131g Reductions

This is our regular half-yearly reduction of prices
on all of our incomplete lines of trousers. Most then
come in on the splendid values we offer, becausenow
trousers are necessary‘to patch out the old suit, and
new trousers at our prices are too good to miss.

$11900 TROUSERS ..........01.48
03.00 TROUSERS ..........$1.98
$3.50 TROUSERS ..........00.48
$5.00 TROUSERS ..........$3.48

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

_ "Paw“. on “vines

Partners a SW0
_,,",_

,th

When, you are ready

The New Store
24 Wall St, Norwallr.

 

Do you suppose for a minute that

'For work. for business, for dress—choice color-
ing: and patterns in fancy cassimercs and wounds;
and lenty of big values in separate outing trousers.
All a us at each reduced price.

find it waiting for you here—ail the new shapes, stiff
and soft. f311.1100 $3. . ‘ “

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1') i} l‘ t ITTELR '.>

TWO STORES:

for your Fall Hat, you’ll

South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.

when l get your order. that ends it?

Not much! It is permanent trade that Is valuable to me. i want your
trade now, and want it in the future. and my aim is to make every
customer a permanent one, and to give him such good clean grain and
iced—~10 treat him so well all around that he will say a good word

for me to his neighbor.

It won't cost you anything to learn my mothoda~wlll
tstions at any time if you care to have them.

send special quo-

Quality First, Last and All the Time.

Bonnie Horas Food
Daily Feed
Chick F000 1
Poultry
Stock Food

MANUEL £9110 HATCH.

 

 

1.ng "Island Escallops

WEAKFIBH. IWORDFISH. IUTTIRFIOH, BONITA MACKERII. STEAK

COD. SALMON. HALIBUT. HARD CHAOS.

LOBSTERS. SOFT CRABS,

LONG AND‘ ROUND CLAMS, CLAMS FOR BAKING

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

FREE DELIVERY.

TELEPHONE 108.

 

BUILDING SOLD

 

Halt? to move but January 1. 1911
$5,000.00 wortli of Wall Papers. Crockery. Glassware
Housefurnishlng Goods. Enamel Ware, etc.
éAli to so less than cost

Fixtures, Tables, Safe,

, ti

L. a. DECKER

 
 

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IIOIIVIALK'B WATER,
SUPPLY 18 LOW

M

The Water Commissioners of Nor-
waik are quite concerned over the
water supply for the city use. as it ll
about exhausted and unless rain gives
some relief soon. a MIDDLV Will have to
be purchased from South Norwalk. The
ruins that have or. on about the
town of late have it .affected the sup-
ply of WIlOF’MVe to hold it where it.
was at the time it started to rain, and
this only during the rain. it has rain-
ed harder and with more PEN)! in the
center of the town than it has in the
region of the reservoir.

One or the‘olliclals at the water
commissioners' oilice said this morn
ing that there was not over a week's
or ten days‘ supply of water left in
the Grape reservoir. which has been
reducod to loss militias-half lta oa-
paoity. The water in the Scott rosett-
volr has been exhausted some “my,
and the rate at which the water is be-
ina consumed lowers the present 0110‘
ply six inches. or more. each day.

it will be Well for the users of the
water to be careful at It. No woun- has
been purchased hr the City at Norma:
since tnoiysara 000 and the water
' ‘ *aiitwish to come to

 
 
 
 
 

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Wall Paper Racks, etc.

 

I7 WASHINGTON STREET

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone Connection

Titties nnvtils
note not: overalls

The difficulty between the oyster
openers and the dealers over the new
type of dipper that is being introduced
in the opening establishments has not

yet been settled and may develop into
quite a proposition. for it is stated
that practically all of the dealers in
tend to use them.

William F. Hoyt and Son are flooded
with orders, but the openers employed
there quit yesterday afternoon on ac-
count or the new dip rs. The estal»
iishmont was then nosed up and no
chart. was made to resume today. Will
110m 11‘. Hoyt said today that he has
closed up Indefinitely. Owing to the
weather conditions, he said. the trou-
ble could not hpvo occurred at a more
favorable time.

it was understood that the temper»
ary adjustment continues at the Sis-
vens Oyster Company plant In Rowan
ton. which is Working today.

The new dinners hold a tow mire
oyster. than thenold one and does
not allow of the openers “floating." In
other words prevents the openers who
my be '0 disposed, from placing the
«their oyster-.11: such a man e
111 per as to

 
 

 

 
 

 

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§‘ Early Fall Showing“

. OERIIEB-Jl‘he "Biplane" is the correct not set. 02.00.
‘% SOFT HATS—The new English Crush in an assortment of shades.
“PO—Largo shapes in all the new mixtures. 0'00 and 01.00.

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Our 500 NEOLIOII OHIRTI are the finest we have ever had. 31000,
and Fancy Stripes. Cut regular and cost styles. .

 

 

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A beautiful unfit-talent of 200 and 500 usckwaaa. ,r . ;_: r
SUITS. 010.00 to 020.00, in the new Grays and Brown.
’ .
man's 'raousaas, 01.0010 00.00.. Blues, Corduroys, niacin:~ and
Fancy Stripes. '

A . if...“ .2 rvulh‘mm IA *mrfl‘ 0M“ '
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Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Nomdk

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Report of Town of Norwalk
List of Expenditures of the Different Departments
From September 1, 1909 to August 31. 1910, Inclusive

 

Alnt. Paid

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

Amt. App.
High School Building ......................... ..0 1,390.00 0 Lil-32.12
south Norwalk Union School District ............ 27,060.00 20,707.82
Center School District .......................... 8,120.00 7,804.50
Over River School District ............. . ......... 6,775.00 13.77500
East. Norwalk School District ............... 10,570.00 10,507.08
North West School District ............... . . . .. 2,215.00 2,139.3:
North East School District ...................... 1,135.00 1,136.
ilowayton School District ................ 3,130.00 3,114.70
Brookslde School District ....................... 1,375.00 1,309.40
Broad River School District . . .. .................. 1,158.00 1,145.30
West Norwalk School District .................... 902.50 902.00
North Center School District ................... . 1,425.00 1.388.115
Evening School ................................. 900.00 850.50
School Visitors .......... 450.00 415.20
’l‘ruant Officers ................................. 149.50 149.50
High Srhooi,‘1‘ext Books. Salaries, Janitor. etc.. . .. 16,720.00 10,079.00
Text Books (Grammar) 6,550.00 5,549.70
Room for books and supplies ....... 100.00 100.00
Joint Schools with New Canaan ...... . ...... 139.22 139.38
Assessors ........................ . . . . . . . . . ..... 1.314.015 1,314.“ .
Towu Attorney ................. . ...... 1,400.00 1,083.97
Auditors ........................................ 100.00 100.00
noel-n Relief ......................... 180.00 171.90
001cc Selectmen ............................... . 4,048.48 3,957.01
001cc Tax Collector ....................... . ..... . 1,771.00 1,770.07
Office Town Clerk ....................... . ....... 2,200.00 2.081.“
Town Court ..... ,, ............................... 6,485.00 3, 32.98,
Town Treasurer .............................. .. 400.00 325.
Tree Warden ......................... 200.00 300.00
Town Hall 2,483.00 2.420.!"
ilrawbridge ......................... . ........... 10,980.10 2.60700
Bridges ................................... . . . . . . 4,595.00 4,505.99
Meadow Street bridge ............................ 5,500.00
Election .................................... . . . . 1,500.00 1,500.00
Road Money .................................... 3,175.50 3,176.50
State Road Work ............................ 2,500.00 \-
Ely Avenue ................................... .. 2,000.00 1,728.88
Bell island ...................................... 250.00 127.011.
Town highways ....................... . ..... 9,954.50 9,939.08
Car fare and team hire .......................... 130.00 111.90
Road Roller ........................ . . ...... . . . . 00.00 87.901
Oil . ............................................. 1.000.011 1,000.00
Portable Crushing Plant 2,000.00 9,000.00
hookups ........................................ 314.00 201.50
Miscellaneous ........................ . . ......... 1,000.00 015.48
Aims House .................................... 4,885.00 4,480.90
Outside Poor .................................... 8,588.28 I11,090.40
State Paupera ................ . ....... . ......... 852.12 8119.10
Town Doctors .............. . ............... 600.00 “ ‘ 600.00 .
ilndertakers .............. .. ........ ............ 350.00 298.50 ,
Hospitals ....................................... 7,500.00 6.580.004.
llealth Officer ....................... . ..... . 175.00 ;, .‘,
County Home ................................. ,. 225.00 180.70 .-,
569.00 550.00'“
Probate Court ............................ . . . . . . 450.00 414. 5
Commutation Tax ..... . .............. 3,500.00 2,887. ‘ ‘
County Tax ...................... .. ..... 1,500.00 ~ .. .
State Tax ..... ............ ....... ..... . 10.94035 10.940.80.13
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' "98.95021 $108,028.9f .
Amounts contracted for and unexponded and amounts paid by Town W
Tr altrsr not appearing in above expenditures,..............:1;$.6:2.fl
w . .2 0.-
'l‘o ai Appropriation ......... ............ ..,..0103,050.g£ .~
Tom Appropriation expended as above 180,900.:
' N ‘ _ u—ww.
Ailllwllrlations l'noxpended ........... . mt 10.090.110593é

 

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ext Sunday Afternoeuf.ij
. SEPTEMBER 18, 1910 ,, . . ‘5

STEAMER ROSEDALE ?
60 Mile Sail Up and Down the Sound
Dancing on Board

Excursion Tickets, 25c 1.0m Stmhoat Dock 1:30 p.10. .1

tilts tilts.

Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Jane Haviland Flynn were held
yesterday afternoon at 4 o’clock from
it" ‘1." it“? “it"‘dllii'iai‘ht

00. r. area . as r .
of the South Norwallt seams-com flaw?“ mm. “
Ohm-ch. emulated, and the remains ”W" «Order .thatuthaw
gerguw to hidlfleld this morniad,_umy , _ id ‘ . - tilt

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8:30 o'clock from his late residents.»
110v. Fresh D. Torrey, or the Namath.
lothodist Church, will officiate LAR‘
the tsunami will fellatio itinraitid

 

 

cemetery. ‘ ‘ ‘ at;

Funeral of Miss Roberta ., _
The tonal-at services of 1110s
Roberts, daughter of Mental In;
roll Roberts, 01' the Durham“
0H 01010010110 .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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