. Your Minnelli?
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INSURED
West are anywhere in the United
States or Canada.
for 2
per hundred per year. by
TAYLORSL GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON UTRIIT. IOUTH
NORWALK. GONN.
TlLlPHONI‘ 108-2
I! “you" have cultivated a taste for
good pure. Dandy. ‘ ~
oua HOME mos owners
will certainly tickle your pilots. Al-
ways fresh and enticing.
F. ALANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington at.
“ [08A NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
..._._.. .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday. Frost to night in
moorlands. Light. variable winds. An
extended area of blght phessure can.
trai this morning over the Lake re-
gion is dominating the weather in the
northern sections east at the Rocky
\ Mountains. Light frosts were report-
ed from the northern portions of the
Lake region and New England. Rain
was reported from the South Atlantic
and West Gulf coasts.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. (iii; high. 73.
Cloudy.
Man tailored stilts to order is the
subject of the Mlntz adv. today.
There will be a special meeting of
the Central Labor Union this evening
at the Lyceum In Washington street.
W. A. Briggerman is advertising a
special sale of imperial Cumin-it- Lon-
don Court stationery. See price in
adv.
Conductor Arthur liusbel, of the lo
cal trolley, is enjoying a week‘s vaca.
tion. part of which he is spending in
Waterbury.
Robert Tristram, of East Wail street.
who has been visiting with friends In
Brooklyn. returned to his home in Nor-
walk today.
Miss Grace Moon, of Port Chester,
has returned home after spending a
few days with Miss Edna Bush, of
South Norwalk.
—~i)on‘t forget benefit dance. Roton
Point orchestra, tomorrow night. 25c.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barrett. of New
Haven, were in town last evening to
attend the Williams wedding at St.
Paul‘s church. the bride and Mrs.
Barrett being sisters. ‘
. There will be a special and import-
ant meeting of the Epu'ortli League of
the South Norwalk Methodist Church
this evening. immediately after the
weekly prayer meeting.
Butler Lodge, I. 0. O. F..
meeting last evening and conferred
the first degree. There was quite a
good sized delegation of visitors from
Our Iirothere‘ Lodge, of Norwalk. pros.
cut at the meeting.
Complaint has beenmade to Chief
of Police. William Vollmcr about bi-
cycle riding on the sidewalks In Wood-
ward avcnuc. The kick is a particular
one at this time on account of the new
sidewalks that have been laid.
——Aucilon sale. Reynoltis‘ Ware-
house, Main St. and Gregory Place,
Norwaik, Saturday. Sept. 17. See adv.
Arthur S. Ferris. the South Norwnlk
Jeweler, Willi again greeting South
Norwuik friends today, after quite a
long absence. Mr. Ferris has been mar
king a trip of about four months dura-
tion. he states. and went down east.
Malcolm Skcne, of Stamford, his
guest. Harold Hartwell, of Danbury,
and Warren 0. Woodward. of Bolden
avenue, loft Norwalk yesterday morn-
lug for tho Illosaom i-ieaib ion for diu-
ncr. They are expected back this cyc-
nine.
The condition of Mrs. Robert M.
Wolfe. wife of Mayor Wolfe, who Is
ill of typhoid fever at the family home
in South Main street. is considered
satisfactory. licr many friends are
lil(‘1|ii(ii| to learn that there have thus
far been no alarming symptoms.
. At the Greenfield Iilll Fair, yester-
day. the tim- Airdale dog, belonging to
Mrs. William Lauder. of France strect.’
took the first price In Its class. It:
took second prize in the class for breed
also. Last wcck at the New Canaan
fair the dog won a blue ribbon In the
dog show.
W. Franklin Iiishop. Jr., of Holden
avenue, who has been studying this
summer In connection with his regu-
lar similar: at Tale in the Yale Fores-
lry School, in Milford-Pena. has re-
turned to his home in Norwalk to
await the opening of Yale (‘ioiieao on
the 28th. Ills many friends are busy
heaping him with greetings.
Robert Allen. the former South Nor-
walk barber, who drifted into town
this week very much down and out.
was fined to and costs for drunken-
nomi and til and costs for breach of
the peace, this morning by Judge .Io-
Ieph It. Taylor. He‘ did not have the
money and was taken to Bridgeport
jail. Mike Carroll, who was arrested
Tuesday evening. as wu also Allen.
was fined so and costs this morning
by Judge Taylor. Carroll, too. was
without funds.
held a
“Can't iook well out Well of feel
well With impure blood feeding your
body. Keep the bleed pure with Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. lilat simply, take
exercise, keep clean, and you Will have
tout lite.
w
‘IAutocrat” Stationery
. r... . an uncommon eraser
.o
Park 8. Tiiford’s
DeliciousCandies
~80LD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum.
mer's boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used booth for sale; one 26-ft.,
half cabin, with 8 h. 1). new motor.
One 21-it. with 5% h. [1. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oystchhell PomLNorwaIk
Why Have I
never done any any dental work for
you? The system applied in 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 for talk.
Dr. J. H. Maliery
16 South Main 8t.. South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
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THE
Elizabeth Mead School
FOR GIRLS
Hillside, Norwalk. Conn.
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday. September 15», at
nine o'clock.
College preparatory and general
courses for older girls; kindergarten.
primary and intermediate dcpilrtiiionts
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements made for meeting chit
(Iron who use the trolleys and for sch-
flag a hoolunchoon. Terms and illus-
trated circular on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning after Scptember ti.
Margaret R. Brendllnger, A. B.
CityNatioualBauk
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Capital
Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00
$117,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes, 03 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, int Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice~
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swan: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
Wfii‘i-“Iliahop, of lioiilou uvcuuc, la
spending the day In New York city on
business.
Miss Hanoi iliuscor. of West Main
street. spent the day in New March
with friends, reccuili.
M. E. 'I‘. llrown, oi li‘rauklin avcuuc.
burned his hand cube badly on Sun-
day last. lie had in one band a paper
containing the matches that light on
the paper, the little cases that are
ulvdn out by the cigar dealers an ad
vertisements. and must hare crushed
the box in such a way as to lunitc lino
of the matches, for the box suddenly
flared up and the burn rouiilii-d. Mr.
lirown heard the bias as the IIlIlII'Iti‘iI
liuhlcd and throw the box from his
hand, or rather he attempted to, but
the box stuck to his thumb aind inro-
ilmrcr on the left hand. badly bliatcr~
inn them. The paper was full oi
matched and therefore made quite a
blame. lite thumb is in bandages now
and although “really Improved. it still
bothers him considerably.
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 aav~
inns account for him in his own
name and encourage him to add
to it. .
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Floyd 4% on Savings ‘
_ ’ "T .TMTT’T".
10 room house, all Improvements.
Steam heat. All in good condition.
Centrally located-five minutes‘ walk
from South Norwalk station. Bargain.
9 rooms, all improvements. Fine.
hard wood floors. Stable and carriage
house. Excellent view of Sound and
town. $4,500.
H. E. Dann & Son
(Incorporated)
45 WALL IT. NORWALK
Hosiery
Misses' Hop-Scotch
and Boys' Rock Proof
Ribbed Hose
150
These goods are outdo of the best,
selected cotton staple. .v'i‘hc heels and
toes are reinforced with specially pre«‘
pared linen thread. They are dyed
with the latest sanitary process, which
does not injure or weaken the fabric.
We guarantee that. these goods will
give satisfactory service to the pur-
chaser. If any goods should fail to do
so, return the imperfect goods and
they will be replaced free of charge.
J. I. MALLETTE
(tormorly Mines Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
What’s the Use
in smoking In inferior cigar. when
you can get the but for the same
money
Roger Ludlow, 10c
Twin City, 5c
or The Nugget, 5c
CIGARS
Are the Best
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
rsENEW seine.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
«muse of the disease and the art of ad-
iustins the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain lo the
back. Even 1! door In childhood it
'rcaies pinched nurse and pain in
later life in the different organs and
imbo.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain, and health II
restored through harmonizing the II!
nerve systems in your body
Nervousnens. Rheumatism, Purely
«In, Heart. Kidney and Female IIII
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of tho Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chums to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
M WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
LakugElce
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
The Reed & Voik
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Iquinpod
ELECTRICAL aHOP
ln the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
l'honc ailhmho South Main Street
s. Norwalk. Conn, Music Hall mock
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Funeral Director and Embalmer
iii North Main retreat. South Norwaik
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at house. 693.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
IIIVIOI AND CUIIINI UP 1'0 DATI
RATIO u: “I! DAY AND ”WARD
[SUNDAY cusses. 75c
Banquets a Special
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FALL
correct proportions-
as well.
with others at the same
cost: in our favor.
l
The New Store
24 Wall St., Norwalk.
Do you suppose for a minute that
Not much! It Is permanent trade
for me to his neighbor.
it won't coat you anything to icaru
Donnie Horse Food
Dairy Feed
(fliick Feed
Poultry
Block li‘eed'
TELEPHONE 108.
ARE ALL READY
I Whether you put Style first. or Quality, you’ll
find our display of Fall Hats most satisfying.
We have all the correct styles in derbics in all the
And all the new shapes and shades in soft hats
As for Quality-compare our hats at
$2 and $3
prices, and see the differ-
We are showing a s lendid line of samples of *
Fall~wooleus in our ustorn Tailoring depart-
ment. And we are booking many orders for Fall
Suits and Overcoats from men who know our
excellent tailoring and moderate prices.
May we show you the new fabrics?
we...“
TWO STORES:
iradc now. and want it In the future. and my aim is to
customer a permanent onc, and to niit‘ him such good clean grain and
feed ~ to treat him so well all around that he will say a good word
HATS
South Norwalk
:4 South Main St.
when I not your order. that ends It?
that is \‘iilllfliiii‘ to me. I want your
make every
my mothoda-wlll send special quo-
tations at any little if you care to have them.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
ii
Snapper Blues.
Sea Bass, Steak Cod, Salmon, Halibut, Weak
Fish, Bonita, Mackerel, Native Eels, Butter
Fish, Flat Fish, Honing, Crabs, Escallops
Cutbill’s .. Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY. ‘
' v
Fixtures. Tables. Safe,
L. H. DECKER
Ii. Iiurl Weeks in ex ailing his varm
lion one more day fr u his duties on
the trolley line as Conductor.
William Dixon. and Wlfo of West-
'por went to New York city this morn-
ing 11 their automobile, and stopped
in Norwaik on their way through
town. , , i
Postcards are both received from
Miss berths Smith. 0 ’l‘riniram & Hy-
ait's store, who In eniorlns a three
woeka‘ vacation and spending part of
it in Providence.
The South Norwalk city council will
hold a meeting this a Veulnn. at which
time the members o the board will
hand in theirfinuai Igenome. Elli!
counciLWI a on art no on
' 1, dig: it anytime. {This iaa
may was brought up new
4.».
surmise“
Havoto move out January 1. 1011
$0,000.00 worth of Wall Papers, Crockery, Glassware
Housefurnishing Goods. Enamel Were. etc.
All to so less than cost
”Mao—-
“Wum‘
$01.15
Wall Paper Racks, etc.
8" WASHINGTON ITHIIT
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Connection
William Stock and wife went to the
tirecneid Hill rah- yesterday.
Gcorne Lockwood. of Norwalk. at»
tended the (lroeueld Hill Fair renter:
day.
There will be a requiem mass of
month’s mind at St. Mary‘s church to-
morrow morning at it o’clock for the
lots Arthur Douleno.
.. William it. Hoyt and Charles iii. lioyt
are having extensive changes and im-
provements made in the Theron Iloyt
place, located at the corner of High
street and Bayvlew avenue, which the .
purchased some time ago from Freda
stick H. Quintsrd. The exterior in he
in; repainted. a new heating app talus
Io beln installed. as are also cacti-la
mu hardwood floors are bdin‘laa
, co the rooms are he a. _
and inoculation: Islam ' .
renamed. '
Fancy Stripes.
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Next Sunday Afterno
DERBIEB—Ji‘he "Biplane" is the correct fiat set. 02.00.
SOFT HATS—The new English Crush in an assortment of shades. 02.
CAPS—diary shapes in all the new mixtures. 50c and 01.00. H
Our 50c NEGLIGIE BHIRTB are the finest We have,ever had. nice!
and Fancy Stripes. Cut regular and cost styles.
A beautiful assortment of 25s and 500 NECKWEAR.
SUITS. 010.00 to 025.00, In the new Grays and Brown.
\
MEN'5 TROUSERs. 01.00 to 05.00.. Blues. Corduroys, Blacks Ind ', “
p.115: ... .i iii-«a. in alimauflr
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk
SEPTEMBER 18, 1910
STEAMER ROSEDALE
60 Mile Sail Up and Down the Sound
Dancing on Board
Excursion Tickets, 25c
CLENS 01%
THAMER
Optician
Believe What You See
NE‘ ‘ -.
but he sure you see things'right. ..
Correct glasses will make you see .
as you should. Lot our Physician,
ou-
Leave Steamboat Dock 1:30 p. at.
who is a Skilled Eye Specialist, cx-‘ _’.'.'.
amine your eyes. .NO CHARGE
FOR EXAMINATION.
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Standard, (Jenn. ‘
Open Monday I: Saturday Evenings
The liaymakers, (‘ockeuoe liayloit,
ulll hold a session this evening.
There will be a Polish priest at St.
Mary's church Sunday to administer
to the wants of the Polish Catholics.
George Hardwich. who Is enjoying
his vacation from Wood's drug store,
was among the Norwalkers who at-
tended the (irocucid Iiill Fair yester»
day.
A. celebrated annual baseball game
is to he played off on Thursday after-
noon of next week. At that lme the
.‘v‘orwaik Irolloynien will play the Da-
ricu team.
The work of enclosing in glass the
plazas of the Norwalk Country Club
includes also the building of cellar
wall construction in front of them. so
that there‘ will be no undercurrent of
cold air. The radiators will also be
distributed about the plasma In con-
nection with the enclosing of them.
District Deputy Samuel Iioimes re
turned last night from Allentown,
Pennsylvania, where he attended the
national session of the Ancient 0r-
ddr Knights of the Mystic Chain. The
parade on Tuesday was the but feature
and every delegate took part in it. Mr.
ilelmea delivered a very interesting
address upon the Invitation of Rev.
I.. C. tiolthold. of Philadelphia. The
(aonvention was the biggest ever held
by the organization, and was also one
of the most successful.
On exhibition in the Jonelry store
of Charles H. Dllworth. of Norwalk.
that Ina cotton plant. 0n the plant
are blossoms and it is attracting a
[rent deal of attention. The card
thereon tells that the seed was plant~
ed on May 2nd, and that the plant has
reached the blossoming stage out-oi-
doors. The seed was brought from
Georgia by Mr. Barnes, who live: over
toward Westport. and who is one of
the editors of the National Sportsman.
and he has several more plants grow-
ing in his garden. He says that be ex-
pcotii them to reach the stage where
they will break before the coming of
the plantskllling frost.
There was a strawridc to Stamford
on Tuesday evening which started at.
the Not-walk Amory at it o‘clock.
There were a number of young magic
on the ride and all report a very no
time. Home of them went to the the
litre when they reached Stamford and
other: amused themselves in various :1
ways. Amen the, party were the fol»
lowing: The issue Joule 01M, lion
iherine Mellon. Julio Udleman. Adele
Palmer, Nettie selleck, Daisy Bennett.
ti. J. Valentine, and Mrs. J. V. Close.
these latter two acted. as choperonn.
and the Messrs. Minna Close Albert
Memo. Homer Lawrence. Waiter live
“It. Will , iiyi'n madma-
i
.‘ > 9 A
s
Arthur Murray. who had a large Lo~
zier motor car up from New York yes»
terday, took a party oi friends to the
fair. at Greeheid Hill.
Clair w. Boynton, of New York city.
who is visiting his brother. Rev. A. ll.
Iioynton. of Westport. is spending the
day in Norwalk with friends and rela-
tives. '
new vonx. new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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TIMI TAILE. ,
in Effect June a, 1910. '
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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6:51, 7:20. 7:46, 8:183. 8251:. 0:151,
9:37. 10:20:, 10:46:. 11:29:. ‘
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5:001. 6:36. 5:50;. 6:40.. 0:50;. 7:161.
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10:20:. ‘
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