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MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWLLK
Concord Division. Sons oi’ Tempor-
nnce. met last evening and transacted
routine hueiueos..
i Attorney .l. J. Walsh, 0! Norwnlli,
III spending the day in Hartford on
legislative business.
William Belford, oi‘ the Atlantic &
Pacific Tea. Company. is enjoying his
annual two weeks vocation.
Royal Layden, or Wlunlpnnit. has re
t-tnmcd his duties In III. P. chd'a phnr-
mttcy after a week's vacation.
”aw“...—
William L. Front, of tho Westing-
house Itompnny, of l’lttsburg, spout
yesterday as tho gut-at of friends In
West avenue. Nortrnhi.
Mine Florence 1.. iinmilion. stone-
grapher for Wniuh It. iluhimll la enjoy-
ing a purl of her mention. Miss Jen~
nie iuthrie is taking her place no aub-
ethnic.
The East Norwalit Fire Dlultict
Committee reloived hide (or sewers
in St. John’s street. and all liillill. be in
the hands of the sewer committee by
next Tuesday evening at It o'clock.
.—-——
'i‘he ethic highway commissioner
announces that he will rent-lye sealed
propminla for the construction of roads
in lt‘niriioid and Now Fulrliold. at his
Glace In the capitol in Hartford until
Tuesday. September 5th, at 2 p. m.
Miss Adeline anhey ot‘ Osborn live-
nue. has mourned her duties In F. E.
laokwood and Company alter spend-
ing a pleasant vacation in Iln-ionvilie.
Wlnated and New Haven. Mien Blon-
hom Smith. of West avenue. substitu-
ted tor her in her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. in 0. Gregory, of High
street. iSouth Norwnik. and Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Wood. Jr.. of Woot-
port avenue. Norwallr left this ~root-o
Inc in Attorney Grottory' a automobile
for Taunwn Mite. near Newtow‘h.
where they will enjoy a day' a liahlns.
W
. Mownic work in to start on Friday '
evening. September 13L when at tho
lint regular stated cont-lave after the
hummer vacation Clinton Command-
ery. no. It, Knlxhta Templar. will con-
lor in St. John's Mdu room In the
Masonic liali In Wall «not the illuty
trtonu Order or the Red Crou.
m 0
wlt'a poor economy to he mean to
your animal-mic nova a law pennioa at
the upon“ at quality. Manual Toto
Hatch.
or. J. c. Neville, while on in. unn-
mir vacation. in barrio; Ilia dental or-
lioo Mammal and remained. Illa
ollce will hoopooad September lull.
on lilo mum trout Grand Lalo
Warn. Maine. when he and Mn.
Newltirit are on o llnhlni trip with a
party of (Honda.
‘l‘otl Ina val ammo yutorday at.
Moon by Gilli William It. Pannin-
m. W wlih Intoxication. m
was inoliuad to in warm and can
the chic! outta a til-Io baton he was
look“ up. inasmuch as it who iti-
that ultimo. the em wan nollod In
court!“ morning.
Charla: n Julio. who ran «mt’ivo
secretary in mm Monorail. and
who to how my of the chamber
or comment» it! on Ham ilao ro-
tumoii twatflolomdooorda
Inn to the My Ilavoa llllilllttll Alt.
Julio nu returned more with a lull:
opinion or the my tho normal illllti
ll, their cilia!»
bt-lc coust. '
WEATHER FORECAST.
m
For Norwalk and vicinity: Bhowerh
and cooler tonight. Wednesday gon-
emlly lair; moderate to brisk nest
winds. The western or? of high prea- .
sure is moving aiowly eastward and Is
now central over Wisconsin. it has
produced pleasant weather with low
temperaturon In the western 'and con-
tra] auctions during the last 24 hours.
Frosts are reported. from Duluth.
Minn, and Green Bay. Wis. The On-
tario disturbance has tutored out the
St. Lawrence Culley. causing showers
and thunderstortna In the eastern por
tion of the Lake region and the North
Atlantic count. The Southern hurri-
cane has moved but little during the
last 2~i houra, and Is now control over
Macon, (in.
and general rain on the South Atlan-
”w...
Yonterdny was the first day
and Friday pupils will ho girl-n
other opportunity to register.
for
air
Miss Elizabeth [lriscoih oi Straw-
holy Hill. In assisting in Delilyn'lt
utore during Misti thn Nutteford'e vn>
cation.
The Connecticut Company common
not] work, this morniuu. on the ex»
tension oi the gas tnnlnn up into idly.
avenue and llouton litroei.
._.. .. A- .w...“
Leonard FOMII‘T. or Rood street. has
12-18 NORTH MAIN ITREIT
s Jeddo Coa
Bond upman order for ona load. and we will retain you II a cul-
tomer. Chandra tram alata, uniform quality. auiubia lor- furnace,
range. atovo or aolldoodar. Prisca on application.
RAYMOND“ BROTHERS
it. in running high winds m
FEED KNOWLEDGE
'i‘htI l‘ntmorn groin noon to an elevator
and makes it higher grotto of grain by acrocniou out Inn
runni- cnra of those screenings are sold to mnnulncturern or moonli-
od hulnncotl rations of poultrynnd homo mode.
tniut‘ollnnooun roclnnnod Iluld mode.
the consumer in tho union of poultry lot-ti Iii nu manure price or 52
our hnndud for n st-titthh teed. and alarm indiaputabiy acid in thla
neighborhood A nlwnt pt too for “end mods doors not monn I‘Ifllllilllll'
I’m the consumer of pools ly foods tilt lords nro polo. titan nnd trot-lit
August Furor
dull GREAT AUGUQ‘I‘ FURNITURE BALA Pom“
THE WAY 1'0 TRUE EGONOMY
HUI/lilo. Vou hallo only to no the display to loom
iota Ila advantauu. Niall GNADA FURNITURE AT ,
‘DIIOOIINTG “AWNING EROM 10% roe 23% on ovary .
plumol Fumlturo on our floora except caution» hook-
' Mada. ”You can Ilium your «whoa. Our method- gun. . ..
auto: that it la not an imaginary on». Thorn la a VIM.
variety of atyiaa to charm from. containing Furniture for
ovary room In the helium. w. - ‘ . -
The A. J. COLLINS” COMPANY
Fir-t In quality. lost In price. alwaya in the minds 0! ita custom-
arawilonnlo Home Ground Food for Hormel. Cattle and Poultry.
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IN FURNITURE
sourit nonwALK.
.That'e_lt!-—
A Hot Thing
'i‘ho dictator rionun It
dot-lingo.
i‘ntlot‘ the term of
wt-od hoods an» lranamiltrd to
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
hrpko'u camp at t‘nlf l’unturo and has
left for Phllnduiphin. whore he will
tulm up the duties of It now potlitiomi
.u'ltich he has uncured.
(‘an and William Loon. tho hoary
(la’ltli‘fi from New York city, nro spend
lug a week at i‘ninp Nineteen. it its
BflIIl they more up on a mixer to out
the camp out of houao nutl homo.
Ilround was broken this morning
for ll. lif§lnnuonu new llOlIlK‘. on View
(front. The corner for the foundation
was started by Mr. Sintmon‘n thron-
yt-arold grandson. Milton Andrews
Sinusou.
James llyalt, Iiu- linker of Center
A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH-
OUT A DRINK
for days at n tinw. but who
minus to be u mmol when he
can enjoy It claret punch. mint
Juiop. whiahvy .mur or n trotno
do turniho. ctmttmnac. or a nice
cool giants oi Itnppcri‘x llccr
when ho wiuhm it" That Is onn
moon why the come! not "hill
back up“ nnd hover not. it down
again. watt hocatuw he couldn't
not a drink when he wanted onn,
Yorr'won‘tj'gnl your limit up"
on any of tho choice wines and
tumors you buy tit Manner &
i‘lrnn‘a.
Quick Auto Dailvary ovarywitara
. Phone 4i!
avenue. who started in to work you
terdny. had to give it up attain because
of the trouble with Mr tinitio. lie nun
Injured whon his wagon tipped over on
him some little limo utto.
Ophir Chapter. Order of tho ldauiern
Star. will observe the thirtieth tinni-
voraary of Robert Morris day Thorn-
dny, Austral diet. at Savin Rock. Mom-
hora will take the 7:30 a. to. trolley
car from the Boston Store corner. and
all members and trienda are cordially
Invited to so.
The South Norwalk police to In re
coipt o! a circular letter to the other
COAL .: COAL
We line a lame atock of high undo huh mined Coal ready to deliver
for next winter'a comfort. and we narantaa earl-motion an to quality and
price. Call and examine our coal before you loan your ordar alaawiiara.
HARRIS 8; GANS CO.
68 Water Sheet
Telephone
that the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad company will pay a
reward of 52,500 for the approhanaion
or information that will load to tho
ll‘ppl‘ehonilon oi the train wrecker
who retriovod the option (to tho
tract: on the Valley Road. mby
canola. Illa terrible wreak which to
abound tho auto and country. ‘
'l‘baro inn be a apoolal motion. at .
the Town Board of intimate and Tum
lion in the colon or the alwtman on
Wadnooday owning to oomldar and
malt. up some o! the dolloionciaa In
aovorai dopartmanta. The trouble Iii
that tho auto to holdina up some at
tho town'n money in dilemma to tho
Connactlout Turnpike road IIIIIMI'.
and aa a connotation“ It bfldomfl no
contrary to approprlaio tum. tho aatra
baton to damand.
some one who could climb through
a window. for tho doors flora all
looked. entered the horn of lit-I. l‘.
W. Pony and did mo minimal by
pulling noun annotation lb'lllr rootin-
olm broth and auooolaaltwhioll wan
Io dime-hi- «it. could not. not It.
Poaclbiy It and her lilo. In order to
allow thay Md mm they mu
a plat. Villa was Io‘llla mm.
which could not liar! iloaa done will:-
oul «natal aloft.
a not Wt m Prohibition
fl
if your Carriage. Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther M: Wright’s
u was rues
Reduction Sale
or LADIII‘ ANO MW .0th UOATI. Iltlli'l'i. LAWN.
VIII“. WA“ MIMI. AND WAIITI.
Prion to call every who... Ono thousand trial: We law.
Wat-ti. to la ole-ad out hit Mmmmummmm
“MIMI Within Mmmtaflordtollaflt. ‘
., The Pink
' 'I’l'll MCI“ Ul'VLI
In Main M. W
1—
«tittillfiut aural: Mill
‘ to he consistent. uhould oppose nppro:
L‘ attract railways in the town. no odd:
~ would he allied.
’llrltttinto u Fairllold county town hill
' Halley. Dickerman. Shanioy. lliaroden.‘
. ernor were: spoiiacy. Hallorun. Mitch»
"PAIIK BILL l8 VETIIEII
(Continued mm First Prize.)
The senator no that the governor.
prlotlona tor atate hlanwnya. He said .
tint If tho unto would giro the Iowna
hall. the taxes it collect: trim the
He said tnta‘waa the
naked for bridge nullstance. The new
aton'a plea came from the heart and
held the close attention or every sen»
alor. . .
'I'holw who voted for manage ot the
bill were: Senators Hooker. Feno.
Parker. Woodruir. Plait,
Ln‘wior, Pat-It, i’uddoek. Peck. Dono-
van. Elliott, Hammond. Barnum.
Brinamudo. Prlahie. Wright and Leon.
nrrl. 'i‘houe who supported the gov-
Monuhury,
all. Avery. Malian. McNeil. Judson and
Monro.
The matter was immediately sent
down to the house. i
HARTFORD. Aug. 29.-Governor
bridge and park in the town of Non
wnllt. This In the bill which was ruuh-
had from the printers last Thursday and
signed by the “autopilot-governor on
the special trnln which was taking lot;-
lnlatoro to the Saybrook Bridge role-
brntion. ‘
'i'ho veto tnesaago‘loiiowa:
To the Honorable Senate;
i return herewith, without my ap-
provnl. “An not concerning ti Kong;
Worthington otrnet hridlte and a park:
in tho town (it Norwnlk and the isuuo’;
of bonds thutornt helm: n turbiditnu-ii
tot Senate bill No. I-.I
The state by this act. main»; two.
largo pitta to tho town of Norwaik.;
'tie to cortnln inurln, rntmtiy tit-iomrwrl
"tints. I'udnr our lawn the etnto in tho
legal manor of nil tldo untor ilals
which have not boon rrwlaimod amt
tilled in Mill lit mnamtt oxprounod or
implied. In many of our Mules larger
through the 5qu or lease of such ritthtT
[and title ‘Cunnwticut has not pumped?
thin policy. If the (low rnl Anmtnbiyi
noon ill to giro tho title of the state:
to those thitu In Norwalk to that “NHL:
to make tho approaches to n dram}
hridgo thorn more nttrnr‘tiro. It accrue.“
to ma entirely proper. 'it In. In out»i
Munro. tho regulation of a local tuni-
tor In the general Inter out innit of the
locality and of Illl trait-lint: public. i
But the mound of tho trit‘tn made Inj
this bill Manda upon dilleront grounds
doiinrtt.
Thus to no more reason for 0 ll' tunic; ‘
in): Mill h n gift to Nomnik than to um "i
oihcr town whom a new bridge ls
needed. The inunomorlni llilll‘y of the.
commonwealth haa been to make of
the duty or! every town to construct:
and maintain all necessary bridges?
within m ltmlta. Under law 93-;
presume of this policy. the existinizg
Worthington aim-t bridle In ‘Norwnlllj
wna built. It the town thinks lit to ro—l
piano it by another. this ahottid. in m! l
judgment. be done at lln own oxoonao.
purpoae Iota a precedent for asking
almllar ("to for other Iowna. in New
Haven. llor inrtance. there are tour
drawhrldxea wholly within the limit:
a! the town: each on a highway and
largely hand for inter-auto travel;
oach truer-ad by a trolley railway.
and each apanninx a navigable river.
New Haven Ina a claim for 8200.000
II Norwalii ha a claim for 850.000.
it to ohvioua .lhat ouch aim. it the
practice ho once rut-ted. t‘urniah on
nonunion tor loamilloa motion,
which would be fraught with donor
to the public Interacts.
l alloold oppmva the bill were no-
tion to eliminated. in which to made
thia gift of Mir thouaand dollar-a.
it wan not mulled by any
committee or the General Memoir.
hut wan tacked on when the more
wan on It. val-an.
to too that tho my objection to It
ac alavor to one town at the «mo
of the whole pool. or IIlla rotate. and
an creating a nmdom for futuro he
vol-Ilium or a tilt. ltlod. have bean lob
Woolly oomloarod.
(Hindi
IIIIIION lit. BALDWIN.
Governor.
NIW HAVIN NICIDIN‘I‘ Dill.
NW‘ HAVEN. Alta. ll.-—-.Iatnaa
mania! Laird. «amt corporation
imam dour Mayor John P. Medley.
and click at lilo mm Court under
AIM
at no homo rumour. alter in Ill-u-
of that wire. of typhoid (over. not
. mmmnuaom allow «an
mm m“ rataoolim to 1m and
from the Yale Law School two nar-
mar.
1‘33.“ In It“ on lineal-toil n
Baldwin today vetoed the bill for a ,
some how boon rcniiml by the. stntog‘w‘"
It In a cash present of illty thouanud
It doo- not acorn g
_ m. Urinal“ W. Uiaavolaud. UM '
flowuadinttladtotllobarm
smottudoawllmmm‘F
,. .,,,.M..‘.¢.N.,w...w., Amuwwim...» .45nw»x...,.t..... q . 1
ll; 1 a Piano .
t as you would a watch—~— tor inside ex»-
collence as well as outside show, and:
from a dealer whose guarantee is re-
liable.
We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells
watches.
We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outsrde.
$10 will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
M. SONNENBERG
CO.
The Iirot in tho convoyunro oi its trw ‘
PIANO
104 WashingtonSt. .-
Phone 30 ._
C a I '
His Royal Highness
the American autotnobiiist, is the man ’
that we are entering to and in order
to make. his automobile trip a triumph— ,
nl procession we ask hill? to bring it. to 4
this shop before starting out. We will.
overhaul it tighten up scream and ma-
chicory, put in no“ parts, put his en-
gine. hinkea mucnoto. pings. etc. in
good “working order and make his".
journey a pleasant one. by lack of am .
noxnm e hy hrlngiuw his auto to l
w. A. hunt) 42 N. Main St—Tel. 592‘
BOUTH NORWALK
‘ THE OFFICES OF
The Merrill Colleges
OPEN DURING AUGUST
Enroll NOW for Fall Term
STAMFORD
‘i.
PORT CHESTER
0.15. Jackson
Opt clan "
Everything in the thlcal Line
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
A rm to one town for ouch a
(LMER A. CA8!
maria hr
tin. on y
TII. “I.
Plat Golden Dortmundor.
The Specialty Manufacturing Co. ‘: A A
“Water amt.
v-NOTICEm
It you orator a medium Boar. neither vary light nor dark. drink
it in a production made oxelnaiveiy from ,
the choicest barley malt and the carillon Sonar hops purchaaalila,
the pioneer brewer at this country. Get a can ol :4 bit-
It”.
. How about a one of Pall-t. either dark or light?
out of ill bottles.
Our auction In due to friendly mammondattona
must you to am up an order tor tho but tit-awed Bottled Beer la
the country. and perhapa you will recommend or to others, on we are
recommend“ to you.
Cootellano 8. Bardani
My! Doilvqry Iverywiiaro
AMI Sfo’reeml‘his Week
. ‘fiv WCM‘INV CW“ ‘ mi. nuttenhnd’lfl aoaaaroiofl‘
“A W. ”WW " aaMIoait ”A ‘
W. R. THOMPSON
Toquet Special Motor
The latent and most careful deal;- .
In tho make-and- brook. lwo-cycia typo. ,
Ail part! are exceptionally any at
acoaaa. and can be adjusted without ro- ‘
moving angina tram inundation. ‘
Binnie Cylinder
Rated With , ‘
Modal HP. Carburetor '
H 2% m . .
J 8% 00
K 5 122
Double Oyllgdar
10 N
. Ioutli Norwaik. coon.
Only $1.30 a
We rolpacttolly
as Railroad Avenue}.
air at the
Norwalk Chronicler