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A Selmans left today for Roscoe, N.
Y., on a fishing t1.ip
The Norwaik and South Norwaik city
directories are out and are being do
iivered.
Mrs Alden Soirnans went by auto to-
day to Providence, for a few days' vis-
it with her brother.
~~Don‘t let yotrr children miss the
prize drawing at Music Hall. Satur.
day afternoon, Sept. 24.
Harry Jenkins,snd stepson i-iarry
Beddoes. of Derby, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jenkins, of Beacon street.
——-Prizes for children at Music Hail.
Sat.mfterrroon, Sept. 24. Bring them.
Mrs. E. A. Benton, of Burbank street,
is entertaining her sister. Miss Kath-
ryn Ryan, of Passaic, New Jersey.
The entire interior of the Muller
Gloria Mills in Winnipnuk. which has
recently had an addition placed upon
it. is being repainted.
The usual class meeting will be held
this evening in the First Methodist.
Episcopal Church. under the leader-
ship of Seth Remington.
Mr and Mrs. l1 rederick I}. (‘olcmau
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Much. of
South Norwalk. are spending the week
at Atlantic City. New Jersey.
—Old Company furnace and range
coal. Raymond llros.
The Price 1%. Lee Co. have placed on
file In the South Norwalk Library di
rectorics of several cities in the United,
States. for the accommodation of their
patrons anti the public.
Mrs Thomas J. liarrluan. of Nor
walk rewived a. visit from her sister.
Miss Margaret Smith, of St Francis
Hospital in Hartford. 011 Saturday,
Mrs. llarl‘igan is ill at the. Norwalh
liospital with typhoid fever.
~—-(l1ildren only will be entitled to
tickets ior drawing of prizes at Mo
"sic liuil. Sat. Mat, Sept. 24111.
liids were received at. the Select-
rncu‘s oi'fee for the printing of this
town reports and the bids were open.
ed yesterday. The contract for thc
printing was awarded to the Hour l'uh
fishing t‘ompany. 'l‘be bidders next.
in line were F. 8. Lyon. the Schumann
Art Printing Company.
t‘lurcnce Byxbee and Harold Peck.
thr of the mechunrctana employed in
the l“. E. Lockwod garage. will drive
cars in a race from New York to San
Francisco some time next month. Mr.
iiyxbcc will drive a Kine car and Mr.
l‘cclt 11 i‘orbin. The record is now
slightly more than trn days rnd tbcuc
young. men expect to Clip that down.
Althouph ’I‘lrcodorc Roosevelt pass
Ni through Norwulk yesterday at. two
dill‘crcnl timcs. there are but few here
who noticed him. He was on his way
by truiorrrobilc to liridgcporl to hold it
conicrcnce with Lloyd C. (irlsconi.
tllilli'lllilli of the New York Republi-
cuu i‘ominittcc. and on his return to
Standard, where he took a launch to
Oyster Bay.
Don't let your children miss the
prize drawing at Music Hall, Satur-
day afternoon. Sept. 24.
ihrracsu Jennings, of West street.
has at last. put his famous launch. the
R. ii. 1.. in the Knob bout house for
the winter. He has had a very suc-
ohssful-boating career this season, but
the boat does not speed enough for
Mr. Jennings and he will install -a
larger engine next year. lie took
several cruises last week and the last
trip was made Sunday.
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A farewell dinner was given to Air
MUII Koelor at the Nutnu'n; Club on
i-luturdny evening Mr Keefer has re
signed his position in the tirefnt and
Knapp lint Company and has taken a
position in Hartford. llo left Norwalii
yesterday for iinrtford. The dinner
Saturday evening was an improni tu
affair but was non the less a Joya do
for this reason. uite a, nu her 0!
the members were present and speech
on wars made. A picture 0; the group
followed the supper. ,
~Womsn loves welder» rosy oom-
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies
the blood cledl'l the rdstom
ruddy, sound health. ,
We“... ”aw
SALVATOR CHARM; 1
General Contraétilf
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Sewer. miter wont. prunes
ry work and rock mat/silos.
maths cheerfully given on all eon not
rivers Orders are solidified 1
Tel. 11193
' Frank Wright. of Cedar street, has
lstreet was It, visitor in Stamford yes
26 Wood fittest1
fir. A4 flour.
are interesting.
Edward 8. nine. of‘New Rochelle
was a visitor in town yesterday on'
business.
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~P use for children at Music flail, 3‘
Sat ernoon. Sept. iii. mining them.
gone to Bellows Falls. Vermont, on a
vacation trip.
Miss Ids H.
Krsemer. of North Main
~. terday Afternmu.
Mr and Mrs. William ll. Fisher. of
friends in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Latbeu. of Bridgeport, ls visit
lug her sister Mrs. Webrie. of Wash;
lngton street for a few days.
Floor coverings for every room in
the house will be fotrnd at A. Dicker-
'nrnir a 8011' s. see list in adv.
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Mlss "Amanda Christensen. oi‘ ilay-l
" mend street will be the hostess for the
links Over Club this evening.
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Home excellcrrt bargains will be
found at the Mint: store tomorrow.
The adv. will tell you all about them. ;
A novelty in cotton suitings that will
interest the feminine member of the
household will be found in the Read
adv. i
Mrs. Annie M. Minion and son Free-
man Minion. of Golden lliii street
have gone to Albany to spend several
dais.
Joseph Cornell. the tree sriecltillSt.
has a force of men at work at Dr. Carl
A. Hurstrom'g place. giving a number
of the trees treatment.
Miss Jeanette O‘ilrien. who has
been visiting with Miss Madeleine
Magner. of ilcldcn avenue. for a few
days. returned to her hom this after-
"0011.
Miss Lucy Fisher. of New York
city, has returned to her home. after
spending a week with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. William ii. Fisher. of Fair-
field avenue.
The Misses Rose flour and Emma
Strump. of Daubury were guests of
Mrs. Louise Malmo. of North Main
street. over Sunday and monthly. They
report having a fine time.
~l)on't let your children miss the
prize drawing at Music flail. Sutur-
day afternoon. Sept. 24
Lindley ll. Varney. formeru of iriav-
erhill, Mass, has arrived in Norwalk
to assume the charge of St. Paul's
choir. lie will conduct his first re-
hearsal this evening in the Sunday
school room.
it was incorrectly stated that the
county convcntion was helm: hold in
tho Strntiicid Hotel in Bridgeport and
that candidates froru here were pres»
cut. The convention is being held to-
day and tire followiuit are present as
delegates: l'rosocuthrg Attorney Leo
Davis and Deputy Sheriff 'i‘homus A.
Skelly. John li. Hoyt and (‘bnrlos ll.
l)iiworth are present as guests.
wilring or send the children to Mu-
sic llull, Saturday afternoon, Sept. 24.
Prize drawing.
The National flank, of
with a capital (113241131110. has sent out
invitations for the purpose of having
the banking establisimrint which has
recently been altered and improved.
as well an enlarged. inspccted by the
public. The invitations give the date
as Wednesday, September 20th. from
9 n. in. until 6 p. 111.. and ilrorr freer
7 to it) p. m.
Renting Cars
A Packard and a l’cerlcss to rent.
The two classiest and best rldlu
cars on the market. with an expert
driver. for three dollars an hour.
with a minimum charge of five doi-
furs. Anyone can afford an auto-
mobile ride at this price. (let you;
dill e: obi-ad.
W. A. HANFORD
l2 North Main 81
A Prominent Merchant of Stamford.
Conn., Writes the Following
Strong Testimonial:
"i guess not. and have my name in
all the papers, tied to e recommends—
tion. Yes, yotr may have the canes;
I won't require them. No sir; i did
not use anything but Dr. Dick‘s Motil-
cine and have no rheumatism new.
“ALEX. WEED.”
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GRAY BROS
Manufacturers of Im-
proved
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Mineral Waters
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Ala and Lemon lode
DIIP ROCK
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The Parent and lost
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Norwalk. .
Vichy, Seltzer. Carbonic.
133% CANAAN. cons.
Guaranteed under the Food and Drug
Act. June 80. '00. Serial No. 4766
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Inspect
lifvitéd to.
Our carefully selected stock. wide assortment. and prices that are beyond
the fairest offered in this vicinity.
. buyers. We claim to save you
b‘Aairlield avenue, spent Sunday with And 1
"11111.10 lo 29 per” cent. on
Furniture, (inputs. Matthias Qil Cloths
‘ Ru2s and Draperies
are first making this the store for shrewd
be rapid and steady increase of trade proves beyond a doubt that the
, public appreciates and recognizes good values. We invite careful inspec-
tion of our store. stock and prices You will find it. to your advantage to
nitrite your purchases here.
3132-18. North ”Main Street.
A. J. Collins CO.
Funeral Directors and Embalmera.
South Norwalir. Conn.”
' O. B. J acksOn
Optician
LUTHER
The International Auto Wa2en
is a spring delivery wagon, not a truck. We have tested the model now on
exhibition at our Kli‘llw very carefully, and those that have seen the dem-
onstration are amused at its efficiency.
11‘ WiLL CARRY A LOAD OF 1500 POUNDI UP ANY GRAD: lN Trill
VICINTY and is faster and costs less to maintain than a horse.
39 Wall St..—~('Phone)
WFLYNNS Barr
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
as wsu. event. Inclined. ‘3 *NoawALK.
THE RIGHT “EOBLBINATION
to open the Baldness Man's Office?
A Connie in the
Merrill Business College
will supply you with that Combination
ENROLL now
Stamford
So. downs Port Chester
What’s New“?
t'onw hero and see the infest creations in Smart Neck-
woar, including runny l’crslsn effects from 259 up.
Netty Autofionnete. from ll. 50 to B2. 50.
Thu seasons newest 1".uuiios in Veils and Vellinge.
The "Storm Queen" Auto Veil particularly with men
lion. it is a waterproof Chiffon Veil. nuursnrcrd to
be ruiuresistiuu. and will pruiocl your limitiwenr
if you are caught in a storm. It crimes in all the
popular colors, is two yards long and em- yard
wide. Price $2.50.
Other styles in Chiffon Veils. 989 to 84.50
Chantilly Lace Veils. very stylish and dressy,
92.00 each.
[The N. E. Ryan Company
86 Washington Street
989 to
WILL BE SOLD AT COST
, rather than carry
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
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MWRIGHTS
~Normiir. Conn.
The meeting was called 9 order at
8:20 o‘clock and oil the ouncilinea
were present, The city clerk read the
minutes of the previous muting and
they were approved as fflat+
Arthur C. Wheeler on card. lie
spoke of the hitching rail it the side
of the Masonic building Which was
taken down yesterday. it will he re-
placed. W
Walter West said he was present
only to request that the still be re
1 placed. 3
Tire clerk read a potitlonwhich ask-
ed for an electric light in Stevens
street. it was signed by a3number of
property owners.
J. L. Kelly was heard aid said un
til this year the street had rover been
fixed. lie thought the iighfl necessary.
The matter was placed wi powur in
the hands of the light, conilmlttm.
Mayor Brunditue said that the count
oil had passed a petition ftfiir an uddi~
lien on L. Dankus's barn, .n Orchard
street, which bird not been signed by
all the property owners.
1 ““ Mrs. (irumbley seriously objected at.
the time and still did. last, tovonlng, to
having the vote go through.
Attorney Lce Davis said that the
petition had been left. in his office in
his absence and that he bald turned it
over to the city clerk.
Thei’e was a lot there owned by
Mrs. Grunrbiey. She uoesinot own it
now and the addition will be erected.
Mr. Davis said that therst is no rose-
on why the petition should not be
granted
Joseph W. (irumbley wlis present
and said that his mother intends to
erect a two-story dwelling house.
..1ternoy Davis wanted the petition
‘ passed over again.
Mhyor Brundase said that the I}.
lluukus property has been transferred
j to Mr. Davis. so that the petition may
be granted.
City Attorney Walsh writs heard on
the subject and gave some interesting
information upon the matter
Councilman Malone werF‘t
to the.
place yesterday afternoon nd did not
think that Mr. Dankus was encroach
lug upon the property of hire. Grum-
lllcy.
City Attorney Walsh solid that the
old vote must be revoked before the
new one would be legal. ilL vtas revok
ed. The petition was real. It asked
that permission be granted ”for an ad;
dition on the barn at iii Orchard
street. The petition was granted.
The clerk read a petition from Kate
i’. Hunter which requested} permission
to erect a one-story wooden building
to be used for an auto garage at the
corner- of Main street and Union sv-e
nus. All the property owtriers adjoin-
ing had not signed the petition.
The petition was grantttd with the
llmVlsion that all the property owners
ritual sign it before bulldinlt operations
arc started.
t‘hsrieu Sclruuran. of Chestnut street.
lircscnlcd a complaint whit-i1 was read
by the clerk. it told that on July 27th
ho had been lulurrd and this trousers
had bccn torn by a hoop on a butter
Itrh which was, with other frelglil.
standing in front of the ‘(‘mrnectlt'ui
tompum s till barn in \il ; street
He said the freight was 11 i‘t‘il to
stand in the street without 1 consent
of thc (ll). The matter 1131“ referred
to the corporation mouse! for investi-
notion.
lien) ilsilwitz was heath! He said
lll‘ wanted to put a cement gutter and
wall in from of his house. He said
there are not catch basins or hydrants
on Prospect lilli. He wanted. in short.
11 grade for his sidewall-t.
The city engineer was ithstructcd to
give Mr. Builwitrl his gradll.
He also wanted the hulhcs outside
the fence line, in Grsndview avenue.
cut down. They will be cut at the on
points of the city.
Councilman Malone “ML
that there
tioned in Wall street for levornl day's
had been a special [will omen sta-
whcre the (‘onncctlcut Company has
torn up the strcct to lay new rails. and
the council thought that the expense
of this extra man should be ironic py
the trolley company. Tht‘ry voted to
have the man rcrallcd until today he in
not there A bill will prilirhhly he soul
to lhc t‘onncc licut Company to pay for
this polic c iriuu who has been stationed
there to regulate traffic wiritlr has
two" t'otrucsli‘d by lllciil. ‘
i‘ountilnrau llurrrili ushleil that the
ileum “ It that was comlulg to blur be
third to the use of his department it
was so voted lie said fur tier that he
has no money with which to pay the
city engineer after be has established
the grade of Prospect nvethue
(‘onucilman Milne reported that
there was no need of a etch basin.
which hepbisct was vetodJo him with
howur at the recent me flag of the
council, in (Joiner nvonuu. flu said
that he and the city enginier had been
over the ground together mi that all
was needed was the grading of fill
street. He said that if a plough was
procured and the gutter diode uniform
in height the water will run to the
catch basins already "31-19. There
was mastdimrbie discount 11 upon this
matter. ii is probable lint the plan
for grading the gutters will be fol»
lowed. l
lie said further that FF“ nower on
Quincy street. ii petition r which had
been presented to that 1:3 incll seine
time'sm by A 0 Wheel had been
ihuislicd. but nnl by flifi city. The
street is an uuscccpled hlsirwuy and
Alteration the city could do nothing
about the matter. The sewer no
i lofted in the street by he erder
1’ list Company.
3 be reading of the hill come next.
The foliowin bill; were 1 and mid
Ihy the 3;ouncl: Adminisi uva depll‘b
merit. till: iir'tl departures. "2.10.9“
l the hlfllwly delbnrtmenl 319. 26.
l somehow sifted about 1h hill fertile
fin house
The city clerk
mu thallium 11111111111
present but that it was 11 t signed by
all the members of the stimuli. Colin
eitmtm Bette and Milne . t not aim
merit of th
rt. new
July. 11111.11 was voted
ii to it. Cheers. until
y a vote of the consult. ‘
Some of the best bargains ever offered.
coins to this store tomorrow.
Heatherbloom Skirts $149 '
Uiilllillili ed licuthcrhloom Skirts never sold less thin 62; 111111le B1. 4.
25c Ribbon, 19c yard
liixtrn Wide liiaeir Taffeta Ribbon. regularly 2131:; on sale. ..
If you want good valtf‘es.
. 199 yard“;
Silk Skirts, $2 98 1;}
lilnck Silk Skirts. good grade of taffeta: on sale ............ .32 98
50c Boys’ SWeaters. 89c
iiov'ii Sweaters. regularly ritic; very special for tomorrow 3993
$2.50 Walsts. $1.29
About It) doz. in the lot, several iiiffei‘ent designs to select from;
on sale
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Mannish Gloves, $1
We will place on sale an extra line lot of Mannish Gloves; every
pair guaranteed at ....................................... Bi.
40 inch Lewins, 8c yard
:10!) yards extra line White Lawns. 40 inches wide; on sale tomor
row ................................................... 8c yard
’79c Skirts, 89c
incc Trimmed Long Skirts, regularly 79c; on sale ............... 399"
'8 $1. 50 Silk Hose, 11. 29
”the rcry licst $1. T10 Silk Hose on the nraruct; on sale tomorrow $1. 29
$1. 29 Umbrellas, 991: F”
Ladies‘ and (tents' Umbrellas, regularly $1.29; on sale .......... 99¢
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MINTZ’S
"The House of Activity and Pro9re " Booth Norwalk. Conn. ;,
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ed it. but Mr. Bette voted for the pay was 1.111 of the 9911
l mine so did all the 9th :e‘utlro were. on
r. Milne wile it was not been completed%
.111... that of Wei—ii turd been completed and bi new twill: conform on the enter
to 1111111 the satisfactory to the inspector. Thefhei the remainder of the lldlflflml
“tinnitus Robins 111111 to hourly All of the firemen street when 11111 ironed iii lit-
9 111111111. area he thought 111111119 11111 Ihiflilfl'il
.Ymr‘ Mind!
Norwsili. Conn. July 83.
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To the Hosting 01 Plumbing 00.
Gentlemen: During the winter of 1907 08 i used $260 worth of soul to
beat my six spurtmonthouoe. using. holler of well known make. This I
changed fora Spencer Iloiier and used it during the Winter of 1909-10 and
my entire coal bill was 9162. making a not saving of 398.
You may use this statement in any way you care to.
Xours truly,
liAitilY W. MATllm.
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Norwnrli. t'onu. .11in 221.111. \
Mr. Frank l. Jones. Heating iii. Plumbing i .o. Norwsiii Conn.
Dear air: The Spencer flutter which you placed in the identical Guill- .
1111: last fall save as complete satisfaction in every way. Our cool bill was
onehnif of what it had been the prnr oiling reasons You may use this in my
way you like.
Very truly yours.
- 1.111111 GULDEN.
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The Heating and Plumbing Go
FRANK I. JONII, Mutiflw‘l II “lift .113. mm
Ladder Com m hubris the Worlthll A discussion their followed of -
lure (39“an much trouble since it host and length about. the let! 1.9!
was muffled The amount of the bill Nelson W Chamberlain in not
tell bill for the his sidewalk. which he chested
which an lost. the permission or the mail;
a ti amounted to changed the outside line and he
urndsgs sills that the now been instructed is 11111119 his
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‘M'J" till. Meyer
1'» miles their film“
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be $914.11 use Voted to my the tail.
Norwalk Chronicler