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iNDRWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE .1064
it you and.
m pure. Gina’s
OUR HOME MAD! IWIITC
tinted a mo tor
will certainly tickle your palate. Al-
way- trosh and enticing.
EALANE
Tel. 400. . 51 Wuhlnuton St.
Park 8.“ Tllford’s
DeliciousCandles
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~WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night. Sunday partly cloudy and warm-
er. Moderate north winds becoming
light and variable. The area of high
pressure over the eastern sections has
matted but littlo'durlng the last 24
hours. but has decreased some in in-
tensity. The area of low pressure that
was central over Montana yesterday
morning has moved eastward to upper"
Michigan and a sea disturbance has
moved in near Nantucket, Mass.
wen-Han A vsAa noo room.
Temperature: Low, til; high, 78.
Clear. .
Read the specials tor
Mintz's.
Select groceries. teas coffees, etc.. at
right prices at Beekmann's. See adv.
Roy Layden. 0! Weeds drug store
starts upon his vacation Monday and
George Hardwlck will return.
Mr. and Mrs. James Magner. of Bel-
den avenue, Iett yesterday {or their
annual vacation trip up the Hudson.
A daughter arrived at the home 0!
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Reilley yester-
Ilay. Mother and baby are doing nice‘
31- .
Mrs. N. S. Barnum. 0! North avenue,
and Mrs. Theodore Smith. of Camp
street, have gone to Great Harrington,
MassL, where they will stay for two
weeks.
Rev. G.‘H.-Beurd. oi' the Park Street
Church. Bridgeport. has, been appoint-
ed orr. mittee on rules of the
Fail‘iield East Consoniation oi Congre-
gational Churches.
Mrs. James Walsh, of Franklin avo-
ntle, who has been spending her vttcu-'
tiou out of town {or the past two
Weeks. was called to her home yester-
day by the illness oi her mother.
There will he a meeting at the Knob
Club this afternoon, a supper for the
orchestra and a dance by the Knob
(llub orchestra in the averting. A
large attendance is expected at all
three events.
Selectman James A. Brown, is su-
perlntendtng the spreading of crushed
stone in Ely avenue. The third car is
being distributed at present and six
rarioatts will be used altogether. Ber
lectman Brown has also had the hush-
es out along the sides of the highway.
which has improved conditions materl.
ally.
0n the twenty-eighth of August the
steamship West. Point was burned in
mid-ocean, and one oi‘ her boats, tilled
with men. was picked up five days lut-
or by the steamship Itevouian. of the
Leyland line. bound'lor Iioslon. The
poster oi‘ the first church In Norwalk
was a passenger on the Devonian. wit—
nessed the rescue. of the shipwrecked
crew and learned the story of the dis-
aster from tho iirst oliicor oi the ill-
talc-ti steamship. He will tell that story
at the service tomorrow evening in the
First church. The usual popular song
service will precede the address.
The routlboti oi the Armory Hill,
which was repaired and rebuilt only a
few weeks ago. continues to show
signs of decay and unraveling. One
of tho sclccttncn when interviewed to-
day on the subject maintained that the
board has nothing to do with the road.
it is the understanding that this piece
of road has not yet been turned over
to the state by the contractor. The
public gets the wrong idea, the select
than above quoted said, or the board's
responsibilities In the matter on se-
count. or the first selectman being dolo-
galed to act as inspector at the work.
Frederick Frudonthai. of Woitpit
IIiIl, reported to the Beloctmou this
morning that a (cordoned coon had
stolen and killed three of his chickens.
lie says he will get the coon tonight.
The outing at the employee of Tris-
tmnt and Hystt‘s store who were on
tortninod in the afternoon and mental!
yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. irvinu
Stone, of Westpcrt. was a grand suc-
cells. They took a basket lunch and
after lunch some at the more daring
went for a moonlight row on the small
pond at. the rear of the house. Among
those who attended are the following:
Miss Senor, Miss Sample. Mile Tovoy.
and Leslie Sutherland. There were
about. ten who attended but the re-
mainder were too shy to divulge their
names.
tonight at
Time tor'K. D. Frames tor next sum-
mer's best, new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one zit-it.
halt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-tt. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster ShellPoint,Norwalk
I Extract Teeth .
Without Pain
Some people doubt what I say about
my ability to do this because they
have unpleasant recollections of ex-
periences with similar promises. , Very
well. it I extract a tooth for you anti
agree not to hurt. you in doing so. and
do hurt you, then i shall not. expect
you to pay me for my trouble.
is it fair?
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Main at. South Norwnik
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Sundays
by appointment only.
A In
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THE
Elizabeth Mead SChooi
FOR GIRLS
Hillside. Norwalk, Conn.
Tito School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday, September 15. at
nine o'clock.
College preparatory and general
courses {or older girls; kindergarten,
primary and intermediate departments
for little girls and boys under 12 years.
Arrangements made for meeting chll~
dren who use the trolleys and for serv-
Ing a hot luncheon. Terms and illus
trated circular on application.
The Principal may be sen at the
SchOol any morning after pkembor 6.
*2.
Margaret R. Brondlingor. A. B.
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CityNationaiBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Surplus and Profits
$117,000.00
Capitol
$100,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes. 83 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st 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
We Make
. Glasses
the right way. We have a Physic-
ian, who is a Skilled i-iyo Specialist,
to examine your eyes. NO
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD .
Open Monday a Saturday Evenings
n s u
Mrs. Jesse quwell. of Hummer
street. who has been spending two
weeks at Asbury Park and other pith
cos has returned to her home. She
reports a very pleasant visit.
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The Teacher
shows the boy how to do his
arithmetic, but it's up to the
{other to teach him thritt.
A good way is to start it unv-
ings account for hitn in his own
name and encourage hint to tutti
to it.
Chocolates,
c rib. ‘
Stilison-Poweil Corporation.
a wnomuorou orator
Saturdays
u
v
The South Norwaik
Trust Co.
‘ Pen 4% on Savings
bile 1+
it
- fiber
arrive Monday.
to room house. all improvements;
Steam heat. All in good condition.
Centrally locatedwtivo minutes’ walk
from South Norwalk station. Bargain.
0 rooms, all improvements. Fine.
hard wood floors. Stable and carriage
house. Excellent view oi Sound “and
town. “.000.
H. E Donn 5. son
(Inset-porn“)
40 WALL 0T” NORWALK
Ladies’
Gilli SW MERS
$1.98 to $5
Golf Vests and
Children's Sweaters. 50c and Si
lniants' Knit Sacques, 25c to 31
i. I. MALLETTE
.(iormerly Misses Dawson)
so WASHINGTON STREET
What’s” iiiii the Use
In smoking on interior cigar, when
you can get the but tor the some
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City, be
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
Arc the Best
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
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Defmition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic lo the column: or the
male or the disease and the art ot’ Iti-
iusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain In the
back. Even It done in childhood It
rests- pinched nerves on pain to
star lit. in the diners!“ (one and
tube.
Chiropractors remove the can» oi
his disease and pain. and health h
restored through harntonitting the It)
lens system; in your body
Nervousneso, Rheumatism, (‘me
tls, Heart, Kidney and Female Ills
«uses are given special attention; lilo
t"umture oi the Elploe. You will
«PVC? regret giving Chiropractic I
"bones to help you
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. IO. NORWALH
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
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Lake Ice
Cities and storage. N. Y.. N. H. A H.
Freight Vard.
TELEPHONE 580.
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Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL BHOP
In the Town
AUTO BUPPLISB
Phone kilowatt iioutb Main Street
8. Norwaik. Conn. Music Hall illoclt
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[choral Director and Embslmer
10 North Main Street, South Norwallt
Residence. a Washington Strut.
Telephone at office. 330-2.
Telephone at house. 003.
Hotel Mahackemo
J.’ it. causes. no.
unvrcs AND OUIIINI or T0 oars
scum DINNERB. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. DALI- w
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FOR SALE-
Brookside Lake ice Co. '
"A and Tennessee Colilml‘ moved
mm on no on one unwano‘
0.33.!!! do are dilemmas . ,
_, . , p t cool. 'tlhotworlt on ”this,
to being rushed in order to make room '
tor another barge, which is slated to:
I
correct proportions—
as wail-z
once in our favor.
The New Store
24 Wall St, N’orwsik.
Do you suppose for a minute that
Not much!
tor the to his neighbor.
It. won‘t cost you anything to learn
lionnio lions Food
, w ‘ HATS ‘
' ARE” ALL READY,
Whether on put Style first. or Quality, you'll
find our d splay of Fall Hats most satisfying.
We have all the correct styles in derbics in all the
. 1
And all the new shapes and shades in soft hats
As fo't’ Quality—compare our hats at
$2 and $3
with others at the same prices. and see the differ-
Wc are showing a splendid line of samples of
Fall woolens in our Custom 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?
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rm
TWO STORES:
South Norwaik
14 South Main St.
when i get your order. that ends it?
It is permanent trade that Is valuable to me. 1 want your
trade how, and want it in the future. and my aim is to make every
customer a permanent one, and to give him such uood clean grain and
leed~ to treat him so well all around that he will say a good word
my tncthotisn—wiil send special quo-
tations at any time it you care to have them.
Quality Pint, Last and All the Time.
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WALL B'i‘Rhihi’l‘, iii: ltl u. m.»~t)potr
tut: duutihus In stocks were fairly iii“
tire and prices shoved au advancing
Il-ndcucy. New York Central rose lid
and Union Pacific ‘duti Baltimore a
mum substantial functions. litausvtlle
.0 Term Home sold at an advance of
:3. Itltcrlmrough Metropolitan pid. re
acted on truth yesterday’s advance anti
ltuluwuro and Hudson dccltucd its.
WALL STREET. ii a. Ills—‘Blliilng
orders came into the market alter lin.
ton l‘aciilc had crossed lot. and the
active stocks turned downwards. lit»
Iittl'i l’uciilc lost all of its gain and
Amalgamated (topper and American
Hinellitlg receded to below yesterday‘s
close. titthsequetttly the market stit-
lcncd. Wabash hid. (louaoildalotl (inn
up a
point. American Tobacco pill. anti his»
llonal illnttmcling lost as much.
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SOLD LIQUOR T0 iNDIANB.
BldltllliiilN. B. it. Bent. ”xv-fiber"!
tiom‘ae ll. Parry. oi t‘orson t’tounty.
was arrested yesterday by 'I‘. It}.
lit-outs. a United states lntiian omcor.
on a charge of tarnishing Indians on
the Blondie noes Reservation with
toxiesting Wiener. taking them before
a mock court and having them "fined"
for being drunk. Perry is in jail in
default or 31,000 but.
Ww‘m
mums moms no... LOTTERY.
WASHINGTON. 80in. IT.~A profit
of about. $11,000,000 Accrued to the ital.
Inn government in“ year because of
the national lottery run under govern-
mental control. The Mist lottery to
eeipts were nearly "ll-M10000. belt at
which the state paid out to nations“
and winnings. The lottery tutslneso In.
creased more than 0600.000 over the
preceding year. wmfillns to a report
any Conan
more! Smith at Genoa.
t
Arrive by Express this afternoon : ,
llalry Food
(thick Food MANUEL TORO HATCH.
l'oultry '
Stock Feed
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Dry Loni islandmilom. 50c quart
Snapper Blues, 15c per pound
Sea Bass, Steak Cod,
Salmon, Halibut, Weak
Fish, Bonita, Mackerel,
NativeEelsButterFish.
Fiat Fish, Herring,
Soil Cr its
.-
Cutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
WOULOBE TONGORIAL DOCTORS.
l'll‘TSllUlitl. Sept. l’i'.—~.\
taunt is on tool utuoug harbors them'
noises tor “tipiess harbor!" and the
elevation at their proiesslon to the
deurcc oi "U. ’i‘.," or tousoriai doctor.
.I. if. ritmuiey. general organiser oi
the international Barbers‘ Union, In
bore pmtnoting the movement. He
announced that at the national eon-
vontion now in existence would be so-
looted as n tudel lit a catttpsign tor na-
tion-wide uulloruttty In requirements
tor sdtnniission to the protesslou.
IXPILLINO .IIWI.
Klmv. ltuuia. Bout. law—Tho police
have been more active in expelling
the Jews who have been ordered back
within the restricted territory set
aside tor them. From Sept. 12 to Bent.
16.clghty-tour persons were driven
out or given a brief period in which
to make their exit. Thirty-two Jews
iclt voluntarily. In the some days lid
persons were expelled from the lub‘
orbs or Bolontonita and Motetiko.
Ilia "TAT! Oi? THI FULLIHI.
CHICAGO. dept. ”write will at
the late Melville W. Fulton-Chic! Jus-
tice ot the United States Supreme
court, and his wile. Mary to. Fuller.
who died in 1001. were admitted to
probate yesterday. The late chief
justice died possessed of an estate val~
nod at 0960.000. while the oststlot his
wife is placed at 1110.000.
MGR. IALDOMIIO Ali-IIOTIO.
LIHHON. slept. it.»Act~ordtu¢ to to-
day“: papers Mgr. Baitiomero, superior
or the Aldon Poole Fri-rs. was art-ost-
ed coho Vial entering the Spanish
monastery. The monastery wu’ re-
cently closed by an imperial decree
and its occupants expelled and throat-
ehod with arrest if they returned to
this country.
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Sentinel tht advs. pay.
“10 \‘O .
Early Fall “
DERBIEB-Tho "Biplane" ls theeorrect list not. 02.00.
. SOFT HATS-«The new English Crash in an assortment of shades.
CAPB~Largo shapes in all the new mixtures. 50c and $1.00.
and Fancy Stripes.
Fancy Stripes.
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Our 600 NEGLIGEE SHIRT! are the finest we have ever had. Blues
Cut regular and coat styles. ' ‘
l
A beautiful assortment oi as: and 500 NECKWEAR.
SUITS, $10.00 to $25.00. In the new Grays and Brown.
MEN'S TROUSERS. 01.00 to 05.00.. Blues. Corduroys.
:5 sf! I ..
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Blacks hand]
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Price’s Clothing Store?
98 Washington Street, South NOWAHK .f
illitilltlilillls f f
, Next Sunday AfternoOu
SEPTEMBER 18, 1910
STEAMER ISABEL
60 Mile Sail Up and Down the Sound
Dancing on Board ' .
Leave Steamboat Dock 1:30,... m".
Excursion Tickets. 25c
r.
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Monday, Tuesday 8K WedneSday:
September 19th,. 20th 8: 21st ‘
Real Vau deiri lie
BIJOU DREAM
AT HOYT’S THEATRE
“NOT QUANTITY, BUT QUALITY”
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF ‘
Frank Larue 81 C
IN THE 0NE~ACT DRAMA
“GUILTY”
CAST
The Judge .......................
The iiiri .........................
The liutier ......................
The Policeman ...................
Tho Burglar ........... . .........
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..... _. ......Mr. F. \\'arren'
............. Mitts Jane Erato!
.................. Mr. ll. Mciionsy
....................... .I. C. Mock
.......... Furniture
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St. John 8: Bridges
PRESENTING THEIR RURAL COMEDY PLAYLET
“The Prim Miss Perkins”
By Fred J.
V
lumen
The New York Jolly 'l‘iour’;
emcee-mats». do and tits
Hayes 8: Aipoint, Comedy on...
MATINII DAILY-Two Complete Porter-mono». Innis at 7 A
Ironing. one the
Jesuit Piano. by Steiner! I Ions 00.. mod Imiuolvdly
Two RIGIMINTI “UNION.
HARTFORD. Sept. 17.-‘1‘wo rost-
mental reunions are being held here
today. several hundred Civil War
veterans. representing the Eighth
and Eleventh Connecticut Volunteers.
are holding their annual meetings in
the some building. The session of the
Eighth Regiment was presided over
by General Edward Harland. the lite
president. than hell the membership.
which is now 250. were in attendance.
The register for the year showed nine
teen deaths. *
Ospt, James E. Fuller. at Norwich.
presided at the reunion of the mtevsn‘
ih Regiment in Grand Army Holt. and
there were about no member: pres.
out.
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coarser qumnfi‘ynuaflom' ,
IAN DIEGO. Col... Bo l‘ir—A unit, it! .,
to content the will otr re. Harriet. Pl?
Thurston. on used . oi the my ,
emollient organisation at Point to j”,
of which Mrs. Katharine Tinsloy .‘
the head. has been mun hero. . ‘ v
The suit was lied _, patients by.
doom Patterson. a son at Mrs. out
too. who tiled recently It Newborn:
port. Hm. charges or 5nation Idling
once on the rt oi Mn-‘l‘m;ioy. 10s:
when Mrs? urston mouthed, . .
000. are made the been or the, ‘ _-,
Mrs. Thurston m it ”and . ,.
“bmwlw-«M ,fl ..
The things that are _mnetrtly t,
or on motion aet'worth while. .
Norwalk Chronicler