Your Fall
is
The intelligent selection of your Fall Hat depends upon
the range of correct styles from which you select, as well as
upon intelligent service behind the counter. You may com-'
mend both in' our store; and a certain quality not usually ob-
tained at our moderate prices-
$2 and $3
TY
Public
. ‘i CAN ALWAYO Bl FOUND DURING
BUBINEBO HOURS AT
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WADHINOTON ITHIIT. OOUTH
, NOIWALK. OONN.
TELEPHONE 105'!
Park & Tilford‘s
DeliciousCandks
From Your Intelligent Head’
to Your Delicate Feet 1
We H ave th e
Right Wearables-
$1.98 to $55
Golf Vests and -
Children's Sweaters, 50c and $1
"you have cultivated a taste for
good pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MAD. IWIITI
will certainly tickle your palate. a1-
me fresh and enticine.
Iniants’ Knit Sscques. 25c to $1
1.1. MALLETTE
Blues. Browns. Grays and Funnies.
‘ , sun-s roe susmess...stc to us , ' .
‘ . Hus..."............'.s1.oo to $3.00
—8OLD AT-- (formerly Misses Dawson) ' ‘ '
F LANE . A complete showing of authentic shapes and shades in amn'rg 59¢
, H , . "b -.. ._......._. ., W...” , .100. 01.50
“I see ' _ M Weahln F. H BAXTER S as WASH'NGTOMSTREET Soft Hats; and proper shapes in Derbies, in a variety of pro; T“ “we“ Fa“ mum"
' ' m" "' onuo arena ’
NECKWEAR—A beautiful array In
solid colors, stripes and Persians.
FALL BHOEB ....................
$3.50, $4.00. $4.50 and “.00
Hostsnv. FANCY gears. cubes.
What’s the Ilse
in smoking an Interior cigar, when
you can get the best for the same
money
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. 5c
Time for K. D. Frames for next suin~
mer's boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one Wit.
half cabin. with 8 h. 1). new motor.
One 21~ft. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterSheli PoinLNorwalk
Illi'l NEWS
avenmc sans-inst. TELEPHONE
. onus
Custom Tailoring as we interpret it, means the en-
tire satisfaction oi the customer—or no sale. May we take your
measure for Fall Suit or Overcoat.
is.
l
l
portions to suit everybody. ‘ l
him—News bspIrtmsnt
ALI. READY.
Izhfluslnesa Department
ALL RIGHT.
to have a tooth, or a whole mouthful
of them, extracted by my modern
method. which makes the operation _
quick. simple, free irom all pain and - ' .
entirely unattended by danger or any ' .” TWO STORES:
HARD CRABS
BLUEFISH, WEAKFIBH, STEAK COD. HALIBUT. SNAPPER BLUEUL
FLATFISH, LONG ISLAND E80ALLOP8. SOFT GRASS, ETC.
$15133 to... Nor-walk or The Nuseet. 5c 0‘ ""1””
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W...:...::s:.i.... CIGARS
t- S a S Are the Best ‘
WEATHER A YEAR A00 TODAY. . ALL DEALERS
Cl’i‘eénperatnre: Low, 58; high, 72. nee ’S O or
on y. . ' . .
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
There will be dancing as usual this
evening at the Norwalk Country Club.
98 Washington Street, Seeing Norwsilt
Fall openingflof suits and mlllinery
at Mintz 5’ S“ “d“ ‘ lll after-effect. Patients are always Th0 New Store South Noman‘
The Norwallr Grocery offers sugges- “will“! until my “10mm “33 him“ 24 Wall St..Norwalk. 14 South Main St.
tions for Sunday edibles. See adwv. tried; always enthusiastic in praise of
it when they realize its success.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main 8h. South Nerwaik
Hours: ll a. m. to s p. in. lundays
by appointment only.
0. H. Frank returned to his duties
In the barber shop of his father this
morning.
Lake Ice
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brookside Lake Ice Co.
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. A H.
”W'—
Robert Wakeman. of Summer street,
spent yesterday in New Haven with
with friends.
‘1 f
i am IZOIIIK to make a very plnin assertion.
You can‘t buy feeds
Miss Marion Bod'well, daughter bf
Fr I ht Yard like ours in any other place for less money—tho man who thinks he ,
lhit. band firs. Wllfredtullodwcll, who THE ' 9 ' has simplt bought cheaper food. [have been enabled to build up a b' 7 0 0 ’ '
RB 6811 8 110W 80 n8 3 one very ' large and lucreusing business in selling the choicest grades of home t l“ dg h ket.
nicely. Ehzabeth Mead SChOOl TELEPHONE 580' izround foods ;' its is true as Well of all the grain l handle This has n s [I e ‘s . at r.» .,
FOR GIRLS been in) caring! effort since I commenced business for 1 know that
There have thus far been no uniav- “ climlil' grain h d food has little intrinsic v.alue it may answer a TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY
arable symptoms in the case of Frank Hillside Norwslk COIIII Carter's... [NK "SIIIIONIS certain mutlue purpose Whilil Is the often the case --for your animal - '
T. Brundase. who is ill of typhoid fev- l i ' ‘ S can‘t talk! lf , arc interested in' pure. cleun nutritious foods for “—" . ~ ~
er at'his home to Seymour street. The School will open for the Full .Ict llluck lie ”a tile llnrsc, Caitlan Poultrywhcre's the place to buy. INFANT“: PARALYSW STUDENTS 07" AVIATION" - ,
. 'l‘erm on Thursday. September lb, at .. ' """"""" . """"‘ ' .
Ml‘fl- C. M- Rad'mond. of 22 North nine o'clock. figéunfihf‘zufigiéw‘K‘hi'ig‘lv'x ""1 1:: First in nu iii), test In pricc~aluals in the minds of its custom. MW ”"9" Health 3"" M'k“ vaggzgogvggphgmgsglfifil‘a-
avenue, has returned to her home after College preparatory and general Hm; Card Ink tall (.01. a; """ ice ore Ilouiilcfi b (hound Feeds Strict Quarantine Rules. tutions in that after a few weeks. and
avenill‘lnfi lihe summer at Scarborough courses for older girls; kindergarten, Fountain 1.0“ Ink ..... , .15; “3'25“ Disguised, under the medical name rarely longer than a few monlhkf’ “at
3080 8 11°- . . primary and Intermediate departments MANUEL Tone tenets. of Anterior Pollomyeletls the New Ha- study, they are prepared to earn moa-
for little girls and boys under 12 yea"- MUCILAGE. 50- GLUE. 100- vcn board of health has drawn up and ey to} themselves; by ~ thinning. coa-
Jfimefi Kinsfllflnd. 01 Wilton avenue. Arrangements made for meeting chil- ills. . Pints. it Pints.
who has been spendlnxmomo time in
Montciair, N. .l., with relatives} has re-
turned to his homiihdt‘it.‘
“ Dr J. Ii. Mallory sale it Is easy to
have a tooth. or a whole mouthiul of
teeth. extracted by his painless meth-
od. Why suffer from decayed and
Iching teeth? See adv
_g.
-
'l‘he Olilccrs' Association of the Nor-
_[
walk Fire Department held a meeting H '
last evening and made a number of
anannolncnis in connection with tho
deimrtment fair. which will be held
next month. ‘ ‘
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---(‘aps, Cups, (laps, at O‘Bricn's.
t‘ockenoe tribe of lied Melt held
their Bill-55‘0“ last evening anti three
applications for membership were re-
colved. The big initiation and blow
out that the tribe is to have was post-
poned until October 11th. upon the re-
quest of Ponus tribe of New Cassatt.
which tribe will do the work that
evening.
(llicqnot Club beverages at lleck-
numn‘s. See adv.
James Robertson, the Knob chef.
who runs yearly a lunch room at As-
bury I’Iilk. has been there for the past
week closing the place up fot the win-
ier. He has had a very successful your
and will reopen the lunch room in that
place next season.
”a”
chw sauerkraut to open the sea- .
rum. and our celebrated irankfurtcrs,
hi it. li‘riedrich‘s. Railroad avenue.
The tune of a trolley car on the West
avenue lino blow out last night at 7: 12
an the car was in front of the South
Norwulk congregational church. One
man pimped when the flash came hilt
. landed on his feet and was uninjured.
The car was soon on its way again.
«Now is the time to build bunga-
ioWs. Our prices are exceptionally
low. Let us know your requirements.
Everything In the carpenter lino.
Phone 1082. St. John it Keysor.
Steamboat. place.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 0. Olsen are
expected home today from It two
wuelts' vacation trip to Suranuc bake.
wiltiy your Derbios at O‘llrien's.
drcn who use the trolleys and for serv-
ing a hot luncheon. Tet need illus-
trated circdla‘r o'n ’appllcntl
The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning after. September 6.
Margaret R. Brendllnger. A. a.
‘r
We Make
Glasses
the right way. We have a I'hysic-
ltln, who is u Skilled lilyc Specialist,
to examine your eyes. NO
CHARGE FOR leAhilN.\'i‘lt)N.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - —
Open Monday a Saturday Evenings
Ralph Raymond. of East Granite, N.
.i., formerly of South Norwnlk. ls
spending it few days in lowu With rein-
iiven. This is his first appearance
here for several Weeks.
CityNationaIBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
m
TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
aurplus and Profits
b1l7.000.00
Capital
$100,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes, 03 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, ‘let Vice~Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
I
DIRECTORB
E. H. Matheweon Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian hwarts John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
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'rvrswan'sn RIBBONS
W. A. Briggermsn’s
Stationery Store
f“ van Block.
Just Published
“I’ll Whilst Heaven’s
Gate, Sweetheart.
for You”
Words by Florence llcllc Andcrsou,
Music by Prof. Alex. :5. (Million
20c
Ask your dealer for a com
All letnl dculcls ............
Coal r
Burning Time
Is Coming
We have the pick of the
mines. fresh from the
minors‘ pick. You can
pick out the bout kind
for your purpose here.
Are You Ready?
All sites
Beet Grades
Full Weight
Finest Quality
132 Washington It '
“JUST SO I”
t‘onl that In just THE coal
- the only kind we carry
wonnblins us to please
the critical buyers.
The Harris 81 Caps Co.
Tel. 721 68_ Water Street
“ Our FallVVVLLStylesmol M
James Means’
Shoes for Men
are here. They cannot be beat
at $3.00
A Few Ladies' Black Velvet
Button Shoes at $2.75
160 WAhHINDTON ITREET BRIDGE
’ IOUTH NORWALK
. we... -
We have inst released from bond
and have on bend 2.“. barrels of the
famous (lid (thicken i‘oclt Whiskey
I‘. Q Buyer. ‘of Main street who has
, been visiting oi hike Sunapoe. has re-
turned to his home here for a short
stul'
Mr. and Mrs. Iicnry P. Price, of
West avenue. left today for .n month‘s
trip to California. Mr. Price has none
to attend the convention of the Amer-
ican Bankers" Association of, [Jon An-
ncica and. with his wlit', llicy will
visit places of interest during the
mouth that they are gone. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E. lloyi. of South Nor-
u‘nlk. have also gone to attend this
convention, Mr. iioyt being the prcslv
dent of the association in Conncctlcut.
and coins thereforc to represent Cou-
ncciicut in the convention.
lllllil Ill Will Sillill
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. tn.——-()rv
dcrs were scarce at the opening of the
stock market and the movement of
prices very narrow. A decline of ii
in ll. 8. Sicol and an advance of 3-8 in
Reading measured the maximum more
tut-hi.
WALL STREET, il a. m.—-I.ocul
traction stocks were a trifle firmer
when llrmklrn ‘l‘runsit advanced is
point. but fltc rising in tho interiior-
ouch-Metropolitan lusitus Invited profit
inkling and they receded to below yrs-
tcrdny‘e cloning. The rest of the list
was without special movement.
at... MW.—-—.-M
EARLY WINDMILL LONE.
Windmills are said to have been in
iroduced into England by the Knights
of St. John, who observed them In use
ntnnnu the Saracens in the Crusades;
but how long they had been In exist-
ence before this it Is not possible to
ascertain, A waiuriuill Wan built in
llohcmle In the your 18. for an old
chroniclcr mentions it, mine on to any
that "before that time till the mills in
Bohemia were windmills set upon the
summit of hills."
Windmills became so common
throughout. Europe In the thirteenth
century that the Pope compelled them
to our tithes to the church and land
ed proprietors and the clergy were
forever quarreiins as it) the ownership
of the wind! in Zeaienti It certain uh-
hoi built a mill to grind his corn in
promulgated a set of regulations gov-
erning the management and care of
cases of infantile paralysiswhich may
be discovered in that city the first at
all requiring. as the present regula-
tions have not the .reportlng of all
such cases to the board of health. That
the board Is inclined to treat the mat
li'i' pretty seriously despite the fact
that few cases have been located
that city so far, is evrdenced by the
Mrit‘llleiss of the provisions which the
new set of regulations calls for.
The first article prescribes that all
physicians shall report in writing to
the board within twelve hours after
they have discovered the nature 0! the
disease all cases of infantile paralysis.
and lit repurting they are required to
give the name, age. address school or
shop worked at or any place patient is
employed.
in cases where no physicians has
the regulations re
uulre that every lodging house keeper.
hotel keeper. householder, person. hav-
tug charge of any public or private in-
stitution promoter of any vessel with-
Iu the city shall make such a report on
specified at-
bcen employed
the case within the time
icr it comes to his knowledge.
The portion which provides for. dis-
lmportance at-
mchettto the disease. After the re-
covery. removal or death of a patient
every room. garment or article that
,oxposed to contagion shall
he disln ectcd under the auspices of
But going far-
ther the board has seen fit to take the
precaution so rarely used except in es-
pecially, dangerous cases to prohibit
public funerals 0! any victim of this
disease. except under conditions p.e—
scribed by the board of health and
infection shows the
has
the board of health.
tv lib its permit
Another important provision is that
uny sufferer shall be strictly isolated
That any
tioluilon of those regulations shall In.
valve a penalty of slut) in the provision
work pretty
strongly for the observance of the
tor period of four weeks.
ut the and which will
new rules.
A BLUE ROSE AT LAIT.
n—am
Result of successful Experiments of
an English Floral opeelallet.
(Mullen Daily News.)
No true horticulturist is satisfied
with the colors elven to blooms by no.
if a flower is normally yellow or
red he desires to produce a variety
which shall be green or blue or black
lure.
in
tracts for exhibition flights or
for by the faculty of their action An
illustration of this makemoney-qulck
nullity with srhlch tho‘kvlatlon solidi)!
graduate is endowed we. kiddo it the
a group of the Wright puplletgase I
series of successful nigh unsettling
.p contract that netted the right m-
puny 350 000. The students shore or
the prize money is necesarily forth
by reason of the danger he braves and
in this instance all the pupils received
their first pal from the funds which
they earned by their flights.
The prysicai assets 01- the Wright
school of aviation at Dayton. lack all
of the architectural adornment of oth-
or institutions of learning. There are
no study halls. recitation rooms. hmo
naslums. science halls libraries or atib
er departments of a modern school of
learning. Aside from the professors
the pupils and the machines. the stud
hall is all there is to this school. 1‘
student hall to nothing but a broad
field. barren of everything but mo-
tatlon. to which other broad fields may
be added from time to time. for the
navigation of the airships.
At aviation schools there need be no
may disport themselves after hours of
close application to study. The of.
itself is sufficiently exhilarating In
thrilling to dispense with the necessity
nature to the pupil. With the sky.
”hound. the pupil frowns upbo
of Flying: by Richard Cull. in Techni-
cal World Magazine
THI PARADE OF PAIN.
(The Gentiewonlsn. )
:v“
recurrent mode In dress that who
the fashionably dressed can
there may be seen the parade of
which to the seriouemindsd look
on is little less shocking than
"image to Lourdes.
warned of the some of an exerc-
pesrancen on the parade of .
Those who must picture the Isl
bond of the "bobble” skirt.
Indianapolis Statefiir recently, when .
athletic grounds whereon the student. '
pleasures of earth and plays while he ..
works. «From "Teaching the Selene. .,
a...
, \
cletlnz addition to the deplorable our ‘ .
of furnishing essence or an athletic! .7
.i‘
, .
We are asked to bottom with are“ ‘
.cenes which are witnesspd at til. DE M
At the present me out we are
ties of fashions as their extmmeh rises ‘ 5;
and them already foresee the m
of women crippled by the aim ’
Walking with the infantile better a” ‘
trippinxiy. in its most perilous ennui}: ..
35 15 20 Ha ‘eton Co I it In?“ ”a?" .wlr‘: M grifflufit’igdm'fi,’ spite of the violent opposition of his Formerly the “blue rose.” the "green :i'f ”54791131533" pm?bhoft sets.
46 E 55 , z a 'fi‘,‘f‘mm°‘? f, b hm Whiskey landlord. who said that he was the carnation" and the "black tulip" were Pinned about the knees by the
so I ii I mm YOI IR :oid’oi'or the money. owncr of the wind on his property and synonyms for the impossible. but narrowing skirts woman will not
B. Hershiield 8t Son Co.
Tel. 204. 122 Water of.
thanks to the striving of growers af.
ter unnatural tints such phrases have
lost their old significance.
Alfred Smith. 1". it. E. S., of Down-
iey. High Wyccmbe who Is a well-
known rose soeclaiisi’ has been eiperi-
mention for three or four years with a
view to the production of a blue rose.
by the process of crossing different
strains he has-now succeeded iii ob~
lainine the most distinct blue rose yet
produced and has liven it the name
of Lady Coventry.
Hts nursery is near the estate stills
straight Chicken Cock whiskey, 9..., no one else bed the right to make use
full quart 00 of it.
... """" ”"" ' The Bishop of Utrecht was appoint-
AP‘CIAL '9" 'WRDAV OWN ed arbitrariness. be when told of the
Quart Old CNN “nix” ...... ”“000
matter ‘ilew ‘i‘nto a ratio. growth; that
' what w nti t are was it s noose less
23:: WES-"fr. 11;. . . . , , I. longed to himself and the church. and
Quli‘t "on il!“l"""OI-es~
be able to walk nor sit. Hobbits!
standing Is the only alternative
canted to her. no matter for n
freedom of mind and limbs she ,
yearn.
0n the parade or pain there on: lit
so mos. ceraiort. reason, »
sens: or IIbOi'I'ylt Woars ”also
our apanele as are
are of hebblins’. awhile
of the wouldeha ultra-Michal)»
;es
lie-arrange above numbers so that
total will be to in each direction. For
the too nearest correct unaware of
this problem we will award 'l‘wo Full
also lets. located at Long island
Summer Resort. valued at $100 each.
This guarantee. Answers must be
sent in within 10 days from date of
publication.
J. CAREY. iii Nassau BL, New York.
TIN BOX
is a poor place for valuables in
case of tire and is no protection
from burglars.
Why not keep them runny
sale by renting a box in our
strong vault? Good sized boxes
are four dollars a year.
it... eves-a0
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she-elem
Magnet 8: Flynn
ills Washington tit. Phone MM
.4»... was
he proceeded to were his contention
by at once grant a; the abbot full
power to build e windmill when end
where he chose.
For hundreds of yours windmills
were among the most int rtant sd~
luncts of industry. yet t or hardly
P. t: Quintard of New York city, is
spending the week end and Sunday
at. his parenlol home In upper Main
street.
all." Wu". '0" uni...
Robert F Willi. Who has been spend.
in; s few days vacation at his home in
Chocolatestresh as:
TheSouth Norwalk
Norwellt. left today on the return trip
John dolomite. is eulcyin
changed from the rude and primitive
design of earliest days They were
late Lord assessment. at auctioneers.
and he lies previously achieved sum
to New Orleans where he has been to If“; tired in one position, and so could only case by blending the common do: rose“
sorted, fun and (tilted for more “iii“ it tells Mr. War tioil treat his duties in the ones and he worked when the wind blewrrcm from with cultivated roses, a notable escrow
b0 2c Trust Co wont south with the Fairbanks Beale Hotchlties hPiuilililn n5 Establishment. . certain qunnpr while the m, “u. it“ M his “am ‘ ‘ g
X, . a. speatli'i' am New rent on. was no em or shorter mm sites we . on
W
of all? kind which most have
seatinconveniest at it
1-.“
made a new connect
dessert
with team
I”! MAW
“Clemency.” with which he has been
WW l flly. 4% “e “yum. connected {0" “filling?!“ huh In Jill
er wreaths-res eraser L—------—-J
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