L ..
a
wow 3‘3“"
.00 earn. .111
I I "Er. .y :13 MW“ Milt! ,.
Mflbond.‘.flsflflment
“9h:
:Iso y—ldlte yit aides
mil—sorryflitséa’mjbbom
Miss Margaret Claven. of Norwalk.
sthe weliknown school teacher is con-
fined to her home in Connecticut aveo
nus With an attack of apendlcitls.
.Cha'rles McCarthy. formerly of Non
walk. now of. DesMolues. Iowa. writes
to Norvlalk wealth that he is“ much
pleasedvvlth the .place and likes his
work. .. .‘ ., .
Mrs. Arthur B. Swallow, of Frovl;
deuce, R. 1.. who has been spending
several Weeks with Mr. and Mrs. lad.
ward F. Knapp. of 48 West street, re-
turned to her home Friday.
Messrs. Claude and Sidney Guthrie,
of‘_S,livermine, were guests ”of, Capt.
and Mrs. W. M. Sharrot. last satur-
day. to an escallop dinner, in honor
of their 11th wedding anniversary.
The North Main street Rescue Mis-
sion services yesterday afternoon were
well attended 'and Frederick Field
was in charge of the meeting. Plans
for next week will be announced later.
Mi's. William L Olsen.'who has been
ill for some little time at her home in
Elm street. continues to improve and
is able to sit up a short time each day.
Her many friends wish for a speedy
recovery. '
, The shore resorts were quitepopular
yesterdliy insults ‘of-the lateness of
tlie'seabon and there were not a' few,
swimmers at the periods beaches. The
water is not too cool yet for the more
hardy and is real invigorating.
The Norwalk batters, who are em‘
ployed in‘D nbury. are not working
this week'on‘i ccount of the llanbury
Fair which is in progress. There are
a number Whonre spending the time
at their homes here with their fami-
lies.
Rev. Charles S. Mscfarland. D. D.,
wusucalle'd Boston. Massachusetts.
last week, 0 account of apélith in his
.“fnother'mfa rrretumeil tod .
' lem,nl“"cf ew -
ven, occupied the point of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church.
Dunhury hats are the subject of an
L.
" illiunc’tion"iind law suit Iin Cleveland,
0. .Mas ’ gunnery Ha; (30., of that
city. asks‘ he courts to restrain an.
other firm from advertising “Dunbury”
hats in Cleveland. Damages of $100.-
. 00 are asked for. which indicates that
Danbury's product is smile popular in
Ohio. \“y . .' t g
The Southern New England Tole
phone Company filed. last week, a cer-
tiflcate with ih
creasing the an aunt of its capital
stock about two million, three hundred
thousand. the total up to the $10,000,-
000 authorized by vote of the stock-
holders. Tho present capital stock is
$7,936,700.
Bids for the construction of state
made In Bedding are to be called for
within a few days. A mile of highway
on the Ridge road, south oi the Rule
oo'pal Church. a section oi the Lone-
town road. north from Redding Cen-
ter to make a continuous state road
to the Bethel line, and the extensioh
of the Putnam Park mud are to be con-
structed under these contracts.
The automobiles that passed through
Norwalk yesterday were for the most ,
part orderly and carefully driven.
There was slight trouble with any of
them and they observed the traffic reg~
ulations to a letter. Many of them
were just returning from the races,
2 Vanderbilt raccoon Saturday.
Sayre Youngs tolt a party to the out ‘- . '
town. . «
Mrs. Peter Foley, of St.‘Louls, Mls- .
scrotary‘bi' state lac
it. 1.. Reynolds. of Broad Riven-at-
nllkd inseam-mm ‘ ‘
nines (incubator his rack. is
mu relatives nfsoum Norwalk.
*3: Millard-and am. i“. Jpflulllvan. ct
' $5 'Nictorlav Hotel. ‘ are abandlna the
yhu Nd York city. 1“ ‘
Miss . law Wisluew‘slta and
‘Max Ndlilto iii-were married at ‘Bt.
Mary's church yesterday. .
vis-
ltrset. spent ,Saturdayvand yesterday
out-'ol-town within-lends.
Stephen Bray. oi the Norwalk post.
aides enjoyed a vacation (rem hlls du-
ties iaat'i‘hursday afternoon.
“destination-coma. oi South Norwalk.
Was among thost who attended the
e
tomobile races in .0. ii. Bank's large
Thomas Automobile, on ‘Saturdsy.
. David B. Thriller. 0: Norwalh. is at
work )ie‘corattng‘t e interllor of Mrs.
M. ‘J; Begar’s'rssi once in Westport.
Frederick Beers, formerly of Nor»
walk.~now employed in Waterbury, is
spending a few days with‘frieuds in
scuri. is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William ii. Conway. of Spring
street. j
Peter Seaman, of Newark, N. 1.. a ‘
former resident of Chestnut street.‘
spoutt Sunday with his parents in thatl
strse .
There will be a meeting of the Sons
thing special is expected to come up,
however.
walk. now of New York city. sttendedi
the automobile races with Norwslk ~
friends on Saturday.
att's dry goods store.
Concord Divisionjons of Temper-‘
once. will meet this evening but there
t
nascted at this time. -
Percy C. Quintard. of New York city,
spent Sunday at the home of his par~
eats. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Quin-
tsrd. of upper Main street.
William P. Roadie. of Elm street, is].
able to be out again after his recent
illnesd. His manyafriends are pleased
to hear that, he has recovered.
. Mr. and Mrs. John W. notion. of
g‘li‘iankill'i'latgs, bi. Y.."sre in Norwalk
as the guests of Mr.‘and Mrs. Howard
ill. Knapp. of Riverside avenue.
Mrs. Walter M nor and daughter
Mildred. of Grot , Connecticut. who
are been visiting relatives in Nor-
alk. have returned to their home.
Officer Bryan ii. Billt has given up
his trick in the day time in West ave~
sue to Sergeant Thomas Motherland
and has gone on the night trick again.
3 Miss Ella Kane, of Rocklund, Mass,
who has been spending seyeral days
with her aunt,‘Mrs. Charles Adams, of
’xfla'ifbor avenue, retill‘pid‘do her home
yeiterday.”~ ..‘i ' ‘ ‘
George Sheldon, of the Norwaik
Hotel. has returned after spending sev.
eral (lays in Meriden on business for
the hotel. He reports a very success-
fui business trip‘ 4.
The engagement of Arthur R.
Selby. t Elm street. to Mtse Harlot B.
Wallac , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i".
.l. Wallace. of Merlden, has recently
been announced and he is receiving the
mnkratulationa of his many friends.
-MILLINERY OPENING.
Miss Agnes Fitch announces a
showing of trimmed bats and millin-
ery novelties on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. October fourth and fifth. at 64
Wall street.
Danbury' Fair
Are you going to the fair?
Why NotGo in an
Automobile?
Um leaving South Norwalk
every morning and returning late
in the afternoon.
W. A. HANFORD
42 North Main it
huvi g remained in New York over
Sat day-evening and Sunday morn—
ing. for'the purpose of rest and a
chance to see-the city.
The music at Trinity Church yester-
day was ver good. in the morale:
for an offer. r'y solo Mrs. Sims: sans.
"0 rest in the bard" from Mandela-
sobnr Elijah. all those that was fortu~
nate enough to hear it. was more than
pleased. The offenory in tile evening
was ‘Mendelshnhns,"flow Lowly are
the Messengers." The choir did
need work fir-this. also. in Sanford:
Mine Dimattus. The choir hopes to
get devote the winter work when the
full membership get is utter the new
tion. .
Hrs. E. 8., Pattiaon. of South Nor-
wailt. widow of a former rector of at.
Thomas” Church. Danbury. was in
D‘subury for few hours. Friday after-
noon to see be new (thumb building.
With her were her two daughters. Mrs.
Knapp, of South Nerwalk. and Mrs.
Angel. of Orahd Rapids. Mich. theist-
’ tor accompanied by her little daugh-
ter, Eleanor. The beautiful road
screen. erectéd in memory or the av.
Eugene C. Pattlsoa. is the (if! u the
Paitlson family and was seen by em
yesterday for the first time. The is-
tiles saw u‘maay of their old friends
as was possible lathe limited time in
their dispdsIl. ' ‘
amnion mm ‘
Geheral Contractor
, lever. water work. int. W
ry work and rock eioavltion. illtii
mates cheerfully given on all contract
a
3.
DR. DIOK’O MIOlCINE 00..
‘80. NOIWALK. CONN.
OINTLIM [Ni—e '
. i can add. with confidence. a word in
commendation of Dr. Dick's Medicine.
it does all mat is claimed for it. Many
of my friends have used the prepara-
tion for malaria and’rbeumstism with
most satisfactory results.
Very truly yours.
CHARLES FINNECAN.
Bil Wall 8L. Norwalk. Conn.
meow .u...
GRAY ‘B‘ROS..
Manufacturers of Int-
MTV“
5 O D A and
Mineral Waters
rehearsals in: ‘
w
i
Barsaparilia, til i a
ale and union ii
.mlfihfifi‘g.
M‘IR 0
pr“
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div
13.1
of St. George tomorrow evening. No,“
> Hamid Van Liew. formerly of Nor-t
Miss Lena Hoffman. of Summer .
street. entailed a vacation last week. - ~
from her duties in Tristram & Hy- _
worries of special importance to be ‘
“Wild.
many, Beltssr. Carbonic. ’i
r
i
*‘ilt‘n Mideast break. oi’ Orchard. . ‘
rovsaljbeyobd a doubt that the
$9M a... in in
no ahd‘prlcee.
till. we invite careful inspsc~
«when.
a.
find it to your advantage ‘to
m
Everything in the Optical lune.
Eyes Eiralmined Free
u want. eraser. phone 4n... seamen.
MERRILL NIGHT Selim“
Opens Tuesday. October 4th
Tuesday Tuition
Sessions: Wednesday $5.00 per month
Thursday books FREE
So. Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
our, MAXWELL "so" mo '
ONE MAXWELL “30" 1909 ONE ELMORE 1910
on: BUICK "no" nos one ELMORE 1901
‘Il SINGLE CYLINDER CADILLACB. rumbllfllt
ONE 1910 4 QXLINDER CADILLACS. dombtonpaau
All cars are in line running order. For particulars inuulre
F. E. Lockwood and.
39 WallSt..—-(‘Phone) Garage Water St. --Norwallr. Conn.
ONE ELMORE 1909
Dr T ' min 'V‘ “gs
Generous stocks of smart, new. fashionable trim-
mings for fall costumes are here. Lace bands, edges,
insertions. motifs, allover yokings. beaded garnlturas.
bonded and silk fringes, iaasels. cords. braids. etc.. in
beautiful designs and solution. The new Persian ef-
fects in all-over lace. light and (dark grounds, are in
great demand now, and can be had here in combina-
tions to blend with any color dress. Safe to any you
can make a satisfactory selection here at a price you .
can afford.
The N. E. Ryan Company
as Washington Street
21' New
WILL as sub) 1' All Cosr
les
father than carry the? 9V! to auoflieruason
i‘
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D 'unIoN ~37."-
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It
(than “l’lifruisoloiu ‘
' . We Wk Overs
' m . its... facelvlng'dady '
v $m‘f9i4‘34'5fl-tli
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7 3:1: yin-mum» mm
,Mautlerbilt (Cup Race
,ville. L, 1.. arriving in time to see
is t. u
vi
‘rdafy, October lst
. Grand Prize Race
of the Automobile Club
of America
“Saturday, OctoberISth
Steamefieabel
will leave Steamboat Dock. South
Norwalk. Friday evening. Sept. 30th,
and Friday evening, Oct. lith. at 12
o‘clock, midnight. connecting with
special train at Huntington for Hicks-
start of race at daybreak. On return
special train will leave Hicksvilie at
1 p. m.. making quick connections with
the boats at Huntington.
Tickets for Best and Return. $2
Tickets for Train & Return. 64c
Refreshments on board. Autos talc
on at reasonable rates. Phone 604.
r. camera;
by Automobile
The Norwalk Consolidated Auto Co.
will run their Auto has to the Dan-
bury Fair commencing Tuesday. Octo-
ber tilt. and every day thereafter,
leaving the Mahackemo Hotel at 8 a.
“L, and the Norwulk Hotel as 8:16
a. m.
Touring (‘urs will leave the Garage
at 8:30 a. or, same dates. All cars
will leave Fair i‘lrounda at 5 p. m.
Touring cars will call for passengers
anywhere in The Norwallta by appoint-
mam.
lluy your tickets in advance. as the
number is limited. Orders filled by
mail or telephone.
liound trip tickets—Touring cars.
82.60; auto bus. 81.50.
Automobile races Tuesday and Sat‘
urday.
fared in seVornl races. Watch her per-
formance and be convinced of her
qualities.
Telephone “20.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
The
Jewell
(Heat, '
Controller
automatically opens and closes.
yabrlfuraaco or boiler dampers as
often as the temperature cf the
bottle falla‘bsiow orrlsoa above the
standard you yourself set.
TH! TIMI CLOCK attachment
provides for change. for a wartser
temperature in the morning without
putting the Controller “out of busi-
ness” during the night.
The Koehler. 40. has been on -
. Window Glass of every description.
,~
10c HairNets. 15c .
Just for tonight 10c Bbyvia Hair Nets . ‘
‘ . , at, . . .
Boys’ Sweaters, 49c .
We :31]; your specie. attention to our line of Boys‘ Bweater’s on
s-v'sIr-Iasaaal
....-.. ass-Ilellou'e
.-... ....... ......v.l-..H~In
“1.50 Untrlmmed Hats, 98(34- 7
Satin Shapes, never sold less than 31.50. on sale tonight “mum”:
25c BO 5’ Underwear, 1‘96. '
Our 25c boys' tlrst qua lty Underwear. on sale. tonight . . .1“
50¢ Corsets. 9c
Just for tonight, 50c Corsets. on sale .........
.......390
20c Oil Cloth, 16c yard.
Very best uuallty..20c....iilable Oil Cloth. on sale ......... ....18e
$1.50; Silkfi'Hose, 31.29;
Our very best $1.50 Silk Hose. on: saitunlght ....... '.‘ ........ .Qitfl
89c Hair Rolls, 25c .
Washable Guaranteed Sanitary Hair Rolls. regularly 39c. just for
tonight ................ . "
seas-ene-
4’
yard
......... v.......--..-..u--nvounvo
MILLINERY
Pattern lists from our own workroom and our New York de-
‘ “Hats Designed by Trimmers
that Know How”
Not only do we invite comparisons. we insist upon them. for we
know what we are talking about. Come and see for yourself.
MINTZ’S
“The Store that Satisfies"
y
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The cost of asbestos shingles is about 50 per cent. more than fl ‘
shingles. To offset this extra cost you have a shingle that is 01100., .
will never wear out. thus will never need renewing and when m
pod from the roof an asbestos shingle Will not break. Many of the
most prominent architects and builders are now recommending, ‘
bestos shingles over all others, even state, for slate is‘ much has
and is easy to break. -' , , 3
Charles H. Aiéthorpe. '::.:¥.'.'.t:tf.".i' ‘
CARPENTRY. IUILDlNG ‘ AND GONTRACT'NG.
The Hatch 8.1 bailey?
,, . .
aouru'uoawam. cons. , ’ . .
mu. TIL. as. worn TEL. as. . 7k.
Lumber sndMill Work for Every _ _ p _
from a Piggery to a Palace.~
' SPECIALTIES ’
0a.. mo and three-ply Tar Paint
Blatsn' Paper. , , "
Sheathing and Buildm‘ Pam.
Hair mu'atlag and Deal-afar '
Bub Weights and 00rd.
lucided Wooden batters. in sun.
"Howls" Asphalt Fabric Man.
warranted. "
...‘...
Chauncey Plait. or Norwallr. wlt- .
nesssd the auto race on Saturday. , l
P. 8. Ambler. of Norwallt attended:
the autoindblle races on Saturday. 1
Louis Vstlln, of Film Crest. wit~‘
neased the auto races on Saturday.
Edward lay. of Danbury. spent 8on-
day with relatives in West avenue.
Robert 3. Gregory. of Norwalk. saw
tine auto races on long island Satur-
ay. .
Warren Boodeld. of Newtown ave-
--. ...’......
rILlPi-ioul BALL f... '
Dcrlon our,
(minim-sum
use? "new: i.
w .
. A“ 1.....
IShore binomial
tended the Vanderbilt races on flat-
urday.
'1‘. Marshall Audrewa. of Norwalk.
want to the automobile noon on But-i
urday.
W. w. Dana, of Norwalk. took in the
one. is spending several days at'storrs. ‘ “'5’?“
Conn. i , 1
Joseph lloclthart. of Wiunlpauk. at-' 0 n . ‘
, a
recent 4.. a.
The last quarter of the
Saturday. ‘
William C. Jeuup. of No»
mandamus was rw’aurv-f
. ‘ away a... .
«guesses: «a ' ‘
a
mummy... “
Electrical-.00.
The helpfully Isotopes
' Messrs Harry and Lester Roberts, of
lNorwalk witnessed the auto races,
Horace R. Nash
‘ who was recently injured. t work, is
, ~N.Mslu sues antiserum“
,_ V a
automobile races on lung island 8st-
urday. "- Moth. 0' WGICM'MVI
patent on it new stapling ~
Victor smith. at We a
taken his speed boat Hi 0. N. W
3 water for the antenatal has; 4*
to the him at the rsar of »
Herons will inset sabre imp
better now. ’; on the and attempt to.
c. K. Hunter, of Main street. tool: .moro speed than "0M!“
an automobile party to the auto races Mayer Learned lib-
on Saturday. {an avenue was bum very
Miss neon Aumuck, of Wilton, spent and «mu-edible M .
the day in Norwallt Saturday; with More Of 19" ”If”! . 4......
her relatives. Jim“ “I“. “l . " »
. Frank smith. of Bay ~Bhors..i.. 1. «um “i t“
‘ . ‘ . . .' thatllewasf «,
:gflwhwguyoat his parental home in I “yum“. whm 6
Saturday.
Charles Warden. of Go or avenue.
w .~
stlo'i‘hioat and?
_ in on Tom ’-
auro splints.
I
rm WQWM m m
t swam. um
, innermost» nut-mot; ..ier’ Olin
. one ' by his illness.
.Wiillalu it. Maples took a party to ~ " , ‘
ins automobile races in his Willa-“’15: 33$: 3.6an ,
bileou actually. . ,. "her home. h WW » ‘.
is expected that site
it mentioned ,
, won a o
if“. Ilia
sea
tiara spent daturddy in New
sedans. ‘
Weir
Norwalk Chronicler