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a"The Painters Union wil hold a
meeting in Central Labor ion Hall
tonight.
Olive Branch louse. Knights or Py-
thias. will hold a regular meeting this
evening.
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Mrs. Freda Waters. of Elm street,
and her slewin'of Fai1 street.“ spent
yesterday in Georgetown .
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Miss Cornelia Odell, of East avenue.
is attending school at Dana Hall,
Wellesiey. Mass.. this year.
Mrs. F. D. Torrey. of West avenue.
left yesterday for a visit to the cen«
tral part of. New York state.
one of the rear wheels on the Knapp
Express wagon collapsed in_ South
Main street. yesterday afternoon.
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Franklin H. Gray. of Merwln street.
spent the Sabbath and Monday with
H. B. Savage, of New York city.
~Don't let your children miss the
prize drawing at Music Hall. Satur-
day afternoon, Sept. 24.
Mrs. Herbert 0. Pollard and son, of
Winnipauk. are spending a few days
lvivith Mrs. Pollard’s sister. in Spring
ulc.
Ofilcer B H. Silk, of the Norwsllt
Police force is now doing duty 1m West
avenue. watching the speeding auto
lsts.
We:
The weather .vnne of the Norwalk
Mills, which has been down for some
time. has been re-gilted and put in
place again.
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Samuel Shilspsl'tyl of Winnipauk.
has rctumed to his home after a stay
of some iingth in Europe where he
went for his health.
Stamford Lodge. 114, N. E. 0. P..
will pave an entertainment dance and
supper tonight. liounsbury Lodge, of
thl r't‘ lby hfi been lnvited'tp attend
mend a 5mm hiriqobtho local ’nembers
will go o.wn .9"
—Chlldren only will be entitled to
tickets for drawing of prizes at Ma
sic Hall, Sat. MIL, Sept. 24th.
A horse owned by William H. The
tram, the ruriil mail carrier from the
South Norwalk post omce fell down
in Washington street, yesterday after-
noon. and some difficulty was exercis-
ed in getting him up again.
George Splccr, of Main street, took
a partyl of his friends out for a moon-
light sail in his fine launch. "Just
Suits Me." on last Tuesday evening.
The party want some ways down the
sound and had a very ilne time.
«Highland coal for range and fur
natep Raymond Bros.
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The W. C. 'i‘. U. will hold a monthly
social and citizenship meeting at the
home of Mrs. Fred coast. 16 Chestnut
street Norwnlk, Friday evening, Sept
23. at :‘ltl ocl ock. Any interested in
temperance are welcome. Cake and
trtutm will be served
Among the applications for divorce
filed with the clerk of the Superior
Court. at Brldiieport. yesterday. was
that of Naomi Kipp. of Norwalk. who
socks 11 divorce from Harry Kipp, al-
luring cruelty. «The couple were mar-
ried in November, lbw.
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-» Don‘t let your children miss the
prize drawing at Music Hall. Satur-
day afternoon, Sept. 24.
banner Council. No. “plumbers
of Liberty. will most tomorrow night
for their regular session. All members
are requested to be present. A unique
entertainment will be given for tbs
good of the order which has been ar-
ranged by the committee.
Mrs. Anna Wood, of Winninsuk, ago
lit. and a well-known resident was
stricken with floralysis at her horse
Tuesday morn and her life w'ss
ttsunsirsd of tor‘ some time iihe Is
about the same today snd her condi-
tion very much alarms her many
friends.
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To those who are inquiring when lg:
law on deer aspires it should
brought to their attention that the
.sion oi the
99shending in art
'and other points and have begun
hrs.
new Ytit‘it city pm
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terduy on a p assure trip.
tin-mow-
llirs. Hamilton Lawrence. at School
street. is entertaining her sister. Mrs.
Gardiner sntl timb r. ,Mrs. a.
micro-hall's. «113's.
ifrsiisriclt Miller. of the local dl
galley conductors. is
laying h dais seconds. which he is;
upon.
“Wish “House or Activity ind Prat
' is newI undergoing ti general
renov‘stion.t 3 interior being down
stud and the exterior painted.
Mrs. Rose be'i‘ontournea. and crush
tor Eva. of Roxbury. Conn. are spent]
in; a few days as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gehebe. of Franco
'street.
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«Prisca for children at Music Hall,
sat. afternoon, sent 24. Bring them.
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it ‘wss reported about town this
morning that there had bssa a shoot
lug last night in Main street. Norwsllt.’
investigation failed to reveal anything
of the kind.
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Clifford Ward and Edward McAllis-
ter, well known for their connection
with the shoe store of William D 0|-
sea. in Wall street, drove to New Carr '
can last evening on business.
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Mr and Mrs. Kelley Webb. and two
children, of Went avenue. Norwailt.
left yesterday for the Franklin Vir-
who. where they will visit with Mr.
ebh' a father for a short time
Mr. and him/Clarence J. Erickson.
bride and groom} have returned home
from‘ls honeymoon trip to Washington
housekeeping in Orchard street.
Waring or send the children. to Mu-
sic Hall, Saturday afternoon. Sept, 24.
Prise drawing.
. There will bozo meeting of the Gov-
erning Board of'the Knob Club at the
home of Harris A. Smith. in Eimcrest
Terrace on Friday evening. Matters
of great importance are expected to
come up and it is requested that all
or the members of the board he pres-
ent.
'The cyst steamer Rhoda Green.
owned by t e sterling Oyster Com-
pany in which "William F. Hoyt and
son are interested bad a breakdown
while at work off Comps yesterday.
The trouble was with the engine and
the boat was hosted to South Norwhlk
for repairs by thh tug Addie V.
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prize drawing at Music Hall. Satur-
day afternoon. Sept. 24.
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell. of
Norwsilt. is in Rridgefleld today. He
has the contr ct for treating scrub
three hundred trees, chestnut trees.
for a'bark disease. He usually has
iiood succesawith thisdlsense and is
confident that he will cure these Ridge-
iied trees. lie seeks out the diseased
places. sometimes by sight. and other
times by sounding, exactly as the plays.
ician sounds the human body for tuber-
culosis. He then cuts out the diseased
psi-ts and with the place with his pro
partition pr Means. The re-
mainder of the aired ent consists in
making the places terproof.
NORWALK SOCIAL CLUB DANCE.
The Norwalit Social Club, recently
men of Norwalk, lield their first social
event, a dance. last evening at Quitt-
ner's Hall in Railroad avenue. The
hall was well filled throughout the ev-
ening. about 76 couples participating
in the dancing. Music was furnished
by Svec's orchestra. The club will
probably have another dance a little
later in the season.
Renting Cars
A mmm I Pgeerloss to rent.
The two classiestsnd best riding
cars on the market, with an expert
driver, for three dollars an hour,
with a minimum charge or live doi-
lars. Anyone can afford an auto-
mobile rido at this price. Get your
date ahead.
W. A. HANFORD
l2 North Main at. ‘
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DR. DICK'D MIDIOIN! CO»
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i can add, with abundance. s wot-din
commendation of Dr. Dick‘s Medicine
of my fritinds have used the prepara-
tion tor malaria and rheumatism with
most satisfactory results.
Very truly yours.
CHARLES li‘lNNlcuarl.
39 Walt at, Norwslh. Conn.
GRAY BROS
Manufacturers of im-
9 proved
organised by prominent young Italian,
it does all 9tba9t is claimed for It. Many '
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(in culoiilliy selected stock. wide assortment. slid
m3m1cmr sir bred in this vicinity. are fast Instill! lg“ ithe store for shrewd
«buysrn We claim to save you from to to to nor «an on
Furniture. I" pets, Mailings. .Oil Cloths
iigs and Drs (‘33
And that rapid 19nd steady increase lot indium..- beyond accept that the
public spprsotsss and recognises cod vslhss. We invite car-tut lnspw
tion of our store, stock and prices.9 on will and itato your advantage to
make your purchases here;
lilacs that are beyond
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A. J. Collins Co.
Funeral Directors and Enthsiluers.
‘ south horwsik. Corn.
9’ .
i2 is North Main Street.
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Optician
Everything in the Optical Line. ‘
Eyes Examined F ee
. rs wau. crash. recesses. 99'. scswsttt. .
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arm svssr WEEK at
Merrill Night School
Will increase Your Earnings
50%
Cocaine Night. Tuesday, October dill
Stimford
So. Norwallt Port Chester 9
Come herein'iid 'm thedatest creations In Stuart Neck.
wear, Including many Persian effects iron: the up.
Natty Autonomic. from .1 to
The season's newest tancisiM Veils soBridgetown.
‘ The “atom Coach" Auto Volt particularly merits men-
tion. it is a waterproof Chilton Veil guaranteed to
be rain resisting. and will protect your hesdwosr
if you ore caught in a storm. it couch in all the
popular colors. is two yards long and one yard
wide. Price .250
* Other styled In Chiffon Veils, Ibo to “.50.
Chantilly bees Voila. very stylish and dressy, has to
$2.00 each.
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The N. B. Ryan Company
86 W sdtlagtonStmt
21 New Bicycles
WILL BE SOLD AT COST
rather than carry them over to another season
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
The international Auto Wagon
is s utlrlns delivery wagon. not a truck. We have tested the model now on!
exhibition at our garage very carefully, and those that have seen the darn
castration are smssod at Its othcieacy.
.. l‘i' WILL CARRY A LOAD OF 1600 POUNDO ur‘ ANY GRAD! lN ‘I’Hll
VlClN'tY and is faster and costs less to maintain than a horse.
CALL AND LIT UI ’ROVI IT.
F. E. WW &9 Co.
.....399 Wall '8t.,-('Phono) Garage Waterbn. ~Ncmlk. Culin-
'ery is prod
9 about the matter. last
‘ "it’s all noppycoclr as far as i am can
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palm: can.
9 million ,
NEW HAVEN. acct. ssw'l‘he
charge that an open effort was made
to purchase votes at the Republican
. congressional convention here, Tues
also when And row N Shepard, of Mid-
a defeated former 8 aster
it‘rsn t3. Butterworth, of New nvsn.‘
by the close vote of 3 to 69. was the
talk of almost the entire city last,
night. The minds of everyone seemed
keyed up owing to charges of
bribery at Bridgeport where sworn
statements have been made that men-
ey was offered for votes in the seas-
lorial light In which Stiles Judson dc
tested Judge Banks. There also is the
talk that lake-lost the gulfernaturiul
nomination to Goodwin through the
use of money and yesterday a story
came out that votes were bought In
the Twelfth senatorial convention at
Wall gtord when Judge Msrsden. or
Matti n, defeated Attorney Dwight
Tattle, of East Haven
‘ Ultis‘sns In New Haven interested in
clean politics are at work to fepret cut
the truth or taislty of the charge that'
Mr. huttbrwortb was benign through
the purchase of votes and me devel-
opments are llitely at any time.
State's Attorney Arson A. Ailing
said last night that he is ready to act;
at once whetrnny evidence of brib-
uccd.
Ohtpard bays “Poppycocki
"Andy" Shepard when asked
night said:
Col.
corned. There is no truth in the story
that we were buying votes. My sup-
porters were all good fellows and there
was nothing tendered or offered. and
there was nothing of this character
done. i am surprised at this talk.
Who are than men who make these
charges? There were 20 votes which
vanished on the night before that
would have come in my fasor Why
don't you investigate the other side?"
HIOII SilllilOi. NOTES
Clifford Raymond. East Norwalk's
wireless—king put in an. appearance
Tuesday morning with s new hair
out. it is in the latest style and loolts
line.
For a number of days back it has
a scary for
he y to come
of the man at the lunch counter and
help to make things run smoothly“
this place. on Tuesday Cy Benedict
collated at the counter and the prob.
lem of all the trouble was solved. More
help needed. Yesterday both "Pump"
and "blunt" Shochan served and the
crowd was nicely handled.
Between the high school orch‘éstra
and the regular school work Prof. W.
9very happy.
“Natty" of the Junior class. for some
Sentinel in Norwalk has left th
vice of the paper and is now on aged
in the Sealshipt Oyster.,
the afternoon. Bernard is missed by
his lap Norwalk friends, particular-
ly the os~pectlvs Republican city tax
collector of Norwsik.
Emileptain Dick Ireland is again in
evidence. He has a frog in his throat.
The High School is no goiting he
studies of the characters made famous
by their appearance on the last page
of one of the New York evening pa-
pers. g 9 ..
The school now has a "Haael
the iiosrt-Brssker;" “Pip tilnt," Rhy~
mo the Monk“ and the fellow who
played away their time last year can
be heard plaintively crying. "Never
Again" 9“
Miss AnastatIs Moliugh, of last
year's class. is attending the State
Normal school at New Haven.
The long and short of
Kingsley and Miss Pauline.
Frank Gusrneri, famous in all of the
athletics of the school, when he was
a student. was a visitor on Monday of-
ternoon.
Matty of the ordered test-books have
not yet arrived and the work in some
classes is being somewhat held up.
They are expected soon.
it—Mlss
tordsy morning. Nothing at special
importance was announced.
The brat regular rehearsal of the
High School orchestra will be held
Tuesday afternoon.
The other new teacher is now at the
school and is being assigned to class.
es. Her name is bliss Danieison.
A meeting of tho Girl‘s Athletic As-
mutation was held in the assembly
hail yesterday at one o'clock. Nothlns
pt importance was done
.uDosu's linguists curs constipation.
ions the stomach, stimulate the liver.
promote digestion and appetite and
noisy passage of the bowels. Ask your
druggist for them. till cents a box.
POOTAL IANKI IV NOV; 1.
awn-a.
‘ 9.
line of the »nlsny€Fsll‘Stylcs of
deer are protected- -unttt June 1.1911.
and that the unston of the legislature
to convene this winter will take up the
matter and itis too soon to even pro.
dict what provision that body will
looks tor the future at the door.
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General Contractor|
rock encampmma:
aisles cinnamon given on all Wti
Bower. water work. grading.
. ry work a
work. Orders are ”belied.
Tel. has 26‘ wombat
89 0 D A and
Motors] Waters
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Campanile, (i i n g a 1"
Ala and Lemon Coda
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ARTICIAN WILL
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The Parent and lost
"KW CANAAN. CONN.
mummies. mantras.
Vichy, doitser, Carbonic;
P. 0. Box lbim'rsi. 180*
humus under the food and this
5‘.
Walk Overs
which we are receiving daily
$3 Ell-$34 5450 55
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It loud of Control Approval the ita-
commendation of the Committee.
WAEHINGTON. Bent. nwAccord-
a statement Issued by the Post
333cc Dspsrtmsut yesterday the coup
mitten designated to investigate and
report as to details affecting the now
postal savings bank has completed its
work and if the report is adopted by
the Postmastcradcneral and the doc
rotary of the Treasury, who constitute
the bosrd of control under the law.
nothing will prevent the beginning of
it)” operation of the new system onou
November 1. the date at. which it was
originally predicted operations would
begin.
litigation. ,
“Imitation" s cheers-t nab
..,_tsry," said
e to come to this store tomorrow
riday. .
51th: Bait Nets, 5c
All colors. very large Hair Nets. regularly 10c; for Friday........
‘52 Hestherbloolh Skirts. $1.49
lltmrsntced lleatherhloom Skirts rpguidr S2. 00 values: on till! to- .
25c nose, 19$:
our first quality 26c lines: on sale tomorrow .. ..
50c Boys’ Sweaters, 39cm
130 sure lid BITE
9 999lismsrksbi3
lues we 0 or for ‘ .
s-selssl-slva
2?; dun. Hnys' 500 Sweaters. all sizes; on sale tomorrow.
59c Silk Hose, 44c
All silk llose for women. regularly 69o; for tomorrow.........
25c Velvet Ribbon, 15c yard
All colors, wide Velvet Ribbon: on sale” ...1fioy
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Iso-lotlvsil‘v-l
9 $1.25 Curtains, 98c
l.arge.l.ace Curtains. very neat bottoms, regularly $1 25; for to
morrow....... ...... ..... Ila
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25c Window Shades. 19c
560 New Shades regular 256; on ttnle tomorrow ............... ...t':
11.1 lmlt 6)
Gowns. 59c
lambroidery and Ribbon Trimmed Gowns; very specian
500 corsets, 390
On sale for tomouow. resolu- htlo Corsets ..... . .............. ”I96
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’t no assistance
(3. Perry is very busy. never-the-loss -
time a very faithful distributor of the ‘
lnc.. during -
The regular assembly took place yet ,
not niche
am, an
To the floating In Plumbing 00. .
use on: During the winter of 1 07-08 i used $260 worth of
lit“ hpsrtmsat Muscat Abbil r of well known m‘ahs‘. . ‘
ngcR for s Spencer Boiler all used it during the winter of 1M“?
my entire cost bill was 3162, mailing a net saving of m.
. You may use this statement in any way you cars to.
Yours truly, _
" nanny w. Hernia.
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Norwslk. loan. July as, '10.
Mr. Frank 1. Jones. Healing a Plumbing 00., Not-walk. Conn.
Dear air: The boomer holler which you placed in the Sentinel
his last fall aha." as complete satisfaction in every way. Our
onohalf of tit had been the preceding seasons. You msyuss
way you like.
Very truly yours.
The Heating and Plumbing
FRANK l. JON“ fictional Nobility ””‘IRWW . ~
"ll var.‘
IIIHOP or shops lstsun.
coo mas waclm sis
New Haven Rector Choice on bsvsnth m‘gfiégflflgg‘mm .
Isliot. msr Theosophist technet- M4
ion of Mine Blsutoky. is
at the home of friends in
Owing to her no.8
considered grave. .dhs was
throclwsslts ago, sho hoyrtl
rival. sud her son. who was in
was cabled to come ham . ,
Boron it .nscesssry to so- DIVIbCPI?‘ ovss u it
. . msiorlm ., EMMY , ii. ,s.V
clamp the ~ n1 tbs mu rs» oil It ' ins, W
was obtained for the ow Haven can. sea ‘
dtdste in the iosrth ballot. .
‘l'lte election of Mr. Perry was a
complete urprlsa. as its had not been '
nmminenty mentioned as s tannin tics
PROVIDENCE, it l.. Sept. :2. miter.
James Dchif Perry, in. rector or
St. Paul's Church. New Haven. Conn»
was chossn bishop or the lipiscopsi
Church pi Rhoda island to succeed
the late Right Rev. William hi. my
Vicksr, by the special convention of
the diocese yesttrdsy.
haunts
Norwalk Chronicler