'1 THURSDAT, AUG. to, £911
5‘.
“to
“It; ”' 1
t .
.
hone-MADE
choice Chocolates and Ben
Bone .
Lane’s‘Pure
Ice Cream
All kinds of Bread, Cake and
Pie always fresh
FH'A LANE
61 Washington Street,
South Norwalk
7—
Mrs. Edith M. l’oste, of George
town, is. spending a few duyu with Mil-i.
D. S. Hall. of Academy street.
3%“
R. L. Cohum, or Cohurn & Hull.
with Mrs. 'Coburn, is spending a few
days at. Hempstead, Long Island
where Mr. Coburu will take a much
needed rest and vacation.
I --'—'--J-——-
Mrs. A. L. Benedict, of Franklin
street. has been entertaining her con»
Bin, Mrs. J, H.. Robinson, of Peabody.
Macs” tor the past week. She left for
her home in that place this morning.
The Misses Helen J. lluyenbuclter,
M. I). Dreytuss and 1']. ltothchlld, of
New York city, are visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph W. Drey.
fuss. ot‘ Franklin street. The ladies
t'rollcyed up from the city.
-
The ltalian Social Club held a meet-
lng. last evening, in ,the Central Hotel,
at which time routine business matters
/ were transacted. Another meeting
”will be held on the 20th,inst., in Quitt-
ner‘s Hall. atu’which time matters—oi"
importance will he transacted.
It
Governor Baldwin has appointed
delegates to attend the international
tax conference at Richmond. Va, from
september 5 to September 8, and are
Tax Commissioner William H. Corbin.
Hartford; Mayor Charles E. Rowoll,
Stamford: H. E. Ellsworth, Slmubury.
The premium list for the Daubury
Fair has been printed and is ready for
distribution The book is profusely il-
lustrated with pictures of scenes at
the Fair and cotuulnu besides the list,
. of the hundrcdn of premiums altered
for exhlbltu in the various dcparc
moms, much other iut’oruuttion at in-
towel to prospectite c.\hi b.ltots The
dates of the fair ale October 2, 3 -i 5,
ti and 7
M
The senate tlt Hartford passed a res-
olution yesterday extending the time
for the construction oi" the Bl‘itlg‘t‘pol't
untl Ilunbury electric railway and a
provision was inserted to the effect
”that work must be begun by lloct-lttllcr
1.19912. All work has been begun upon
the line already and acute miles of
tracks laid,‘ the strualo'rt provision
would seem absurd. An amendment
fixing a time for the completion or the
road would have been more to the pur-
pour.
a...
, Iialrv (.‘ommittul‘onet llubort A} Pot
tor. of North lluvcu, has received a
number of samples of coda water
taken in New Haven which have been
tiouud on,uuul,vsia to contain traces of
aniline «Iron and than come within
the range of the federal pure loud
’law. A. hearing will be held. it will
he conducted by Deputy Commiculoner
’l‘yler Crittentlctt, at Norwich, in tho
commiauloncr'a olllce in the state can
itol home day next week. Committ-
nlonor Potter will be away from ttla
onlce thitt week.
Dairy and Food Clontmlsaloucr H. F.
i’otter, of this state: will alert Sunday
tor Duluth. Minn, wan-re he to to
weak on cold storage. before the Nth
tiouai Annotation 0t Dairy and Food
Departments, which will be In aeoalon
in match}; from August 22 to Aug
not 25- -Mr. Potter will be accompuua
led by Mrs. potter and will join a. par-
uyfiot Buffalo, 'N. in. matting a trip
through the Great Lakes. Mr. and
It". Potter will loln'Preoldeut and
”Mrs. George 1.. Flanders and Treason
or and Mn. haunt on the way. arriv»
*‘ log at Duluth this. following Saturday.
' Alhambra” Theatre
’ STAMFDHOI CONN...
VINOL
The modern TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR. containing the medic-
inal extractlvoa of Fresh Cod Liv-
ers. with Peptonate of Iron.
Sold only by
F. H BAXTER
. ”.m».
{Anderson’s Launch works ,
Launches and Beats
Digit klndb promptly built
Boats For Sale
All kinda of Repairing giving Ipecial
attention
Oyltu Shell Point, Not-walk
Wallace Voiimer, of Bridgeport,
spent last evening in Norwttllt with
friends.
Louiu Schumann. of the Norwuilt
Grocery. is to start upon his annual
vacation today.
Diedriclt Helm, 01’ Main street, the
Norwalh tailor, is spending the day in
New York city on buslnca.
V This Red Tag Sale Makes Money For Every Purchaser.-R0g-
crs & Stevens.
Are yOu getting your
share of the money to
be saved in the WOW
derful Red Tagr
Clothing Bargains
If not, make haste—«the assortments are still excellent and the
picking its still good, despite the fast selling.
$3 0.00 SUITS, now ..
$325.00 SUITS, now
$20.00 SUITS. now
$18.00 SUITS, now
$i5.oo SUITS.
$12.00 SUITS, now
Just the Suit you want at just
be gone if you delay
:4...
now u“...
the price you want to pay may
ARE SO CHEAP
$1.00 Straws. ..
$5.00 Panamas . . .
DON’TiWEAR A RUSTY STRAW WHEN NEW ONES
.50c i $2.00 Straws. $1.35 1 $3.00 Straws. .$r'.95
. .33-75 E
$x0.oo Pauamas ..... $6.50
llr. C. W.
has returned from his vacation which
he spent at Narragansett Pier.
Prosecuting Attorney [.0qu
Mrs. J. Wesley O'Connor,
lloltl atomic aim is \isltiup in Claude,
N.
here.
Former Special Policeman .lohn ll.
Strt'ltor. who left town recently with
his family,
u'nllt. today.
Misses lrctte and Kathleen ill-\rtoiu
have returned home utter spending tt
‘three weeitu' vacation at Oomph llettch
anti South Norwalk.
Robert (.Ylil‘ford, of Stamford, who
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
rell Roberta, oi Cillmlill utrcet, re-
turned home yesterday.
A certificate of the appointment or
John W. Olmsted. of lipid Norwullt, as
receiver of the Volvo Seating 'I‘ool
company of Southpol‘t has been tiled
In the oilico of the secretary of state.
The Woman‘s (flirtation Temperance
l‘nlon has acroptod an imitation to at.
tend the-South Nnrwullt Mission Sun-
day, August i3th, at 3:30 p. in. and it
rnry members be present.
E. L.
friends with pouttti cards.
'i‘hc tricndu of Mr. and Mrs.
1'3. \‘Vint'ltt'utcr httvo l‘tlt‘Oth‘tI
cards from them. pout-marked at '10
room. (,‘anndn. Tomorrow they will
rialt Montreal, from Wilctti‘t‘ they will
and Islands.
Mr. and hire. Oliver
Mitchell, 01' i-Ithelwt'nn 'l‘crrut'c,
walla. have been entertaining
Mitcltcll'u brother. lirullit I. Mitchell.
Ui' \Vcehawlton, N. .l., for the past
week. Mr, Mitchell (leltlt‘itl to return
home this afternoon.
llttzcitine
Street Sililt‘tl‘illicntlulli ilanlel intu~
lop, ol‘ south Norwulf, announced to-
day that he would oil Wont avenue
tliillill. tomorrow. weather pemtlttiutr.
The city has also contracted with the
Connecticut Company to oil the pop
tion of tho t'ottthbetwaott tho lraoltu.
Which will also be dom- tomorrow.
The Southern New Euttland 'l‘ele-
phone Company baa been aomowlutt
busy or late Iutstalllng the private In
torcommunlratiug oxchumzca about
the town.“ Dr. Alvin I). Wadttworth.
the Norwnlk High school. The (lid
Well Cigar Company, and the South
Norwalit Truut Company, have bad the
(ctr-hanged lntttallod. The company ”in
now Ilauriug on one for W. 1’. Email!
Wentpori.
Governor Baldwin has appointed
Frank lilalteuloe of Plymouth :1 dele-
gate to the third annual convention or
the American Institute of Criminal
Law and Criminology to be bold in
Boston, September 1 and 2. He tutu
appointed William H. Burr of Worth
port a delegate to tho thirty-first an-
nual convention of the inrinora' na—
tional congress to be held in Colum-
bus, Ohio: October 12.
The Bald Hill (Wilton) Sunday
school had tttt. annual picnic yesterday
at Roton Point. Every farm wagon
in Wilton we: tilled With the happy
children end their laureate, and trlottdtt’.
,4 Hand and other notice producers pro-
dictated tholr pretence. in
Norwalk as
math alto way. Lun-
Mauy. ot‘ North avenue,
(illiilv \
ut'hmidt. ot‘ Norwullt, its spending the".
day on a pleasure trip to Coney Island. '
of Fair- ‘
..i. open; ~\eatetday at het homo"
its a visitor in South Nor-
is desired that all members and build}
lax—Chic} and Mrs, Thomas! litrlulloy,;
of Franklin arcane, and Mr. and than
Iioyt, ol' \chtport avenue. are,
Spellillllt‘.‘ a Short vacation at Aabury‘
Park. and are remembering their local
.‘tlllt‘i‘l ,
postal ‘
[to to Quebec anti bttclt to the 'l‘ltotts-,
No- '
Mr. 1
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i
l
The New Store
24 Wall St" Norwalk.
Hard Crabs
TELEPHONE 10!.
W
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Souvenir Steins of
South Norwalit
Views:
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GREEN'S REEF LIGHT
OLD TOWN HOUSE
POBT CARDS
Local Views. 6 for St:
J. I. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
mw—m W
!
Your Bay
SHOULD HAVE A em.
mus ACCOUNT.
snow HIM How To
earth A LITTLE MON-
av AND penauaoe
HIM 10 SAVE PART
orrr.
A DOLLAR OPENS
AN ACCOUNT, WITH
THE
'South Norwalk
Trust Co.
OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS
CLOSED AT NOON 8A1?
’ .URDAYB
AWAKENED CHINA ATHLETic.
In answer to the question; "What
are the live grout racers at mankind?"
ll. Chinese student replied. "The 100
yards, the hurdles. the quarter-mile,
the mile and the three mltos.”»-i¢a'n'
tints City Star.
“Nothing is over totally lottt "or titl-
utroyod,” cold the protestant or pink
plea.
Fifty—odd Bargains in Furnishing Goods.
:4 South Main St.
South Nowell:
Large Soft Crabs
Live Lobsters, Round 8: Long Clams
Swordfish
All Kinds of Fresh Fish
"Cit—{bill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Charles Buck, Jr.
Electrical
ContractOr
Addresu:
61 MAIN 811. NORWALK
Toiephonenz.
Modern Dentistry
at motletttte prlcm,
lion by the most approved method:
artificial teeth alth sanitary plates;
gold crowns propel ly made and tilted:
gold and interchangeable bridges
which an hourly imitate the natural
tooth as to defy ticlocilotl; porcelain
illilttus-the tnost durable and up-to-
dat'e material amt, and all other doub
at work performed In a satiutaclory
manner under my personal supervllslon.
Consultation true.
J; H. MALLERY
is South Main St. South Nol'waitx
iiourc: 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Sun-
(Ifli'fl by appointment only.
wcepazsloaur arena
The book agent approached inspect-
rully the dock of James S. Sheraton.
the vice-president of the United States.
“This set of books It for you, free
of charge. There are a few celebrated
men to whom we wish to give a set,
time attention you pleasure and giving
the books valuable advertisement.
Please. alga this receipt.
bonito were handsome.
Three months later another agent
appeared. asking payment for the
books.
“But they were presented
objected the vice-president.
“in upturn for this receipt aud‘prom-
toe to pay,” . explained the agent
amoothly, producing the paper Sheri
man had aligned.
The vice-president sighed, made out
hitt check for the required amount
laid nomethtuz about both: stung. and
to me."
wrote on it thinoutlorlomoht: ~ 3
, have been but one oi them is entirely
General Repair Work ’
com. 901; houu, 21-3.‘
including OXU‘BC',
Mr. Sherman signed and smiled. The
was about to hand the check over. On ‘
Mood thodttitt he draw it back and '
' ; «and, minimum“ m, anytime who
CHI LD LABOR LAW.
Changes Require Employers to Keep
Track of Minor: ,
The present leglulature has made
employment at child labor that it will
be well for the nutnul’acturers to la-
millarlze thema‘elvca with. Meat ot‘
the provisions are the. name as they
new and required the manufacturers to
notify tip: state board ot‘ education at“
the time that. a child working under a
certificate begins its term of employ-
ment and when it. ends it, provided
employment ends before the child
reaches the age of sixteen yearn This
will require the (Emiliovn‘is or child In-
bor to take eten greater precautiotw
titan have heletotore been necessary.
The new not, will become operative on
September l, 1911. it reads ill-S lob
lows: 1
The Law
Section 1. No child under fourteen
years of age shall be employed in any
mechanical, mercantile or mauuiuctnr-
lug establishment. Every portion.
whether acting for himself or an agent
for another, who shall employ, or fill
thotihe or permit to be empioied any
child in violation of the pr'mluitms on
this section. shall be lined not more
titan one hundred dollars.
Section 2. No chiltl under sixteen
years ot‘ age shall be outplayed in an,»
mechanical. mercantile or mumt‘fac
luring establiahmcnt unless the enl-
plorer of
obtained a certificate signed by the
uecretory or an agent at the tunic
board of education or by a sclmol
supervist‘lr, school superintendent. nup-
ervislng principal, or acting school
visitor designated by said board, nlril
log the date oi birth of such child
showing that each child is over four
teen years of nae. and stating that
such child is able to read with facility
to leptllly write simple sentences. anti
to perulorm the operations ut‘ the lun-
dumcutttl rules ol‘ arithmetic with re
tattoos both to whole numbers and to
fractions, and does not appear to be.
physically unlit lor employment. Such
corlttlz'nto shall he in the iorm pre
scribed and upon a blank tarnished by
the state board of education, and shall
he issued in triplicate; and One copy
thet‘cui ebull be delivered to the par-
ent or guardian of such child, one
copy ahail be delivered to the our
ployer and one copy shall be deposited
in the oilice ot' the state board of edu-
cation. t‘oples or such certificate shall
be obtainable trout the state board at
education. upon application. at any
tlntc. The copy of ouch chriiilrale dc:
itvcrod to the parent or uttardlttn'ot‘
the child may he accepted by the cut-i
ploycr as a temporary corttllcute. goodi
for one \t'ceit. alter which time it?
shall be returned to the parent or;
guardian of such child. livery per-5
son, whether acting. for himself or as.
limit {or number, who shall within)"
or shall authorize or permit to be cut-i
played any child itt violation ot’ the
provisions of this auction. shall be lin-
ed not more than one hundred dollars.
i'l‘hr sot-rotary or the uncut oi the Multi-
Elumrd of education or the school an»
pcrtieor. school snpm'inteudcnt, super-
itiutug principal or acting ucboul rlsv
,iitor to about application shall he
”made tor certificate, as provided in
‘thia .‘iOtiiliII, shall hart- power .tu rc-
tptirc all Sliltolllt‘llln ot' lama tlflt'l‘tttl
;in support oi such applications to in
im‘udc under oath and out-h with ma)
‘bc administered by said secretary or
each agent or uchotil rtupct'inttutdcnt
auporrisiuu principal or acting school
visitor and hiiiti secretary or any such
agent, uchooi sttl‘tct'xiucr, school stupor-
intentient. supervising principal 0i
acting school visitor, may cause on)
child to be examined by any reputable
physician for tho pttt'poao oi uldiua
him in dotcrmluhm whether auch chlltl ,
i3 phy.~it~ull_t lit for employment. and}
may charge the. expense at such UinB':
it'ttl examination against the state an
a part or his expcuueu.
New Provittion. 3"
Section 3. Every employer recelvlnu'
u corttilottto tanned under the provin-
ionn of thin act shall promptly notify;
the state board or education in writ-l
mg 111 the form prescribed and upon ui
blank turnioltod by said board ot the
time of cutnmottcomcnt oi' the employ-
ment or any child thereunder. and.
whenever such employment terminates
before such child attains the age of
sixteen years. of the time all the ter-
mination of such employment. Every
person violating the provisions of this
motion shall be lined not more than
temdollaro. ‘
Section 4. The provisions of soot
lions two and three of this not albeit
not apply to the employers or children
over fourteen years at age in cases
in which the cmptovmeut commenced
prior to the date on which this act
shall take effect and in which the gm-
pioyer has also complied with the re-
qutromeutn or the Melatonin force at
the time at the commencement of out-h
employment
section it. Every employer or other
portion; having; control at any chino»
lilhtitettt or immune: when children
saute changes in the act, concerning ,
such child shall have first ‘
4cil--.
Extra Special
.. 7C -.
F
ii i
UNEEDA mscun' (the World's Best Soda). PACKAGE . 40
NATIONAL alsc‘urr coxs SALTINES, PACKAGE ......." ....... 7c'
NATIONAL auscun‘ 0038 RED GRAHAMS, PACKAGE ......... 7c
NATIONAL atscurr cons SOCIAL TEAS, PACKAGE .......... 7c
,. oberz FAMOUS SPONGE CAKE, EACH ................ ...18c
GOETZ Famous POUND CAKE, POUND‘ ..................... 19¢
A.F.Beckmanli & Co.
33 a as WASHJNGTON 31. Phone 440. SOUTH nonwhut ‘
It
The Kline Kat“
A comfortable and speedy Touring Car, with a quiet running motorg :‘ ”7
baited on the finest mechanical principles.4 4-30 four or five passenger
Touring Car. fully equipped, at $1675. Runabout, $1500.
W. B. UN HOLTZ
Agent for Western Connecticut 32 South Main Sh" V
Roton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500 JACOBS BROS. Managers
1.
Autos f0r Hire
BY THE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK. EXPERT AND CAREFUL
' CHAUFFEURS
Oscar H. Banks
RIVER STREET
iii
Telephone 68.1.3 NORWALK. CONN.
Extra specials at the
A81? Store
vsav BEST BUTTE: a pound ................................. At Coat:
MASON FRUIT JARS ............... Pints, 45¢ a doz.; Quaris. 500 a (501.
EXTRA FANCY new POTATOES ............................... moon"
Ale FANCY PATENT FLOUR, 2432 pound bag .................... ..690
BEST SALT PORK. a pound 160
..
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 81".. SOUTH NORWALK.
Dallvorlu 8:30 mm m. and 2:30 p. m.
TIL N0. 909- Fra. UNIV.”-
EYE STRAIN
; It: not a dismay but in do to de-r
uric p, trans on) ,5rrnt “ “
letla in the atr'utturo or the eyed.
which may be corrected by proper: ,
l,v niadc planned. We are prepared
to do thin. We git-o you an exam
luatlou by an experienced Oculittt .."
titaduttto physio lttttwtttltl guarantee
otttluittctiou.
87 ATLANTIC sovluiti
Stamford, Conn. '
Open Saturday Evenings.
THAMER
Oculistc and Opticians
mmw ,tr
eniploiott to the oocretary or an agent BEADS STRUNG BY MACHINERY. 1
of the state board of education when' The fancy bead industry in u for. -
demanded dating the usual bualueoa clgu one. and ultllotlgh the beads are
hours,” ehall boilned not more than one construed in thin country nearly
hundred dollare , .. not quite all are imported
Section 6 The provlaiona or 800 Fiance. Germany and ltaly Untlla
tlon 4707 0! the general statutes shall , short time are. the stunning Maltese
be applicable to section one, two antlibeadfl was done by hand and the tack
three of an; act. Elections 4707,4105, was a rather irksmne and. because at
4706 of the. general statutes. chapter the difficulty in handling these titty
75,01 “13 public acts of 1953 chapter places. A Flhuchman has recently In.»
115 at the public note all 1905, and vented u my simple device for title,
chapter 123 of the public acltt or 1909 Willow and the work is now done
are hereby repealed, ’ with great stupidity.an A quantity 0
Section 7. This act shall take of Wit“ is placed tuneup “Hamill“
tool September 1, tall. stand. driven either by hand or to
if
It.
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Norwalk Chronicler