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’ Quality of Our
VINOL
The modern RIGON-
BTRUCTQR. cosmos The medic
lnsi oxiraotlvos of Fresh Cod Liv-
era, with Poptonatn, of iron.
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CANDY
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Bakery Products
Evarythlng In Stock. is Fresh. "
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so. NORWALK
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24 WALL ST-t
NOIWALK
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Anderson's launch Works » ‘
Launches and Boats
of all kinda promptly built. hate
for solo. All kinds of ripalrlng
given apsclal attention.
Oyotar Shall Point, Norwalk
F A LANE
51 Washington Strut.
South Norwalk
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Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL .
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL .
scram worm
Address:
51 MAlN 8T” NORWALK
Tolsphonaa: Office. 901; house. 21-3
Mrs J C. Crow: and Mrs James
Golden are the guests of relatives in
New Haven.
The mentbly business meetiné of
the lschoda Yacht Club will be held
Friday evening.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Jesse. of
Franklin street, are spending a few
days in Waterbury.
The building tiades‘ council will
hold its semi monthly business meet
ing, Friday evening.
The bl-woeltly business meeting of
the Eureka Rebekah Lodge. 1. 0. 0. F.
will be held Friday averting.
Mrs. George R. Van Alstyno and
Ion Ward have returned from a week's
stay at Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Sarah J. Valentine has return-
ed from Griswold. Massachusetts.
‘where she spent her vacation.
Earl Weedl returned to Ads, Oblop
today. where he will resumehla da-
un the Northern University.
. . , (
Shekinah Sanctorum. No. 85, O. 0.
H. and (3., will hold its annual clam.
bake at thavDorlon House, Gregory‘s
Point, next Friday evening. September
I.
Miss Nona Cabin. ‘of Stewart ave-
liilaadatlu Reynolds. of the Boston
Store is enjoying her annual vacation.
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Ralph Barrett. of Norwalk, spent’
yesterday on business in New York
city.
Walter H. thn of Franklin ave
nue spent yesterday in Greenwith on
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busi neus. l
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Miss Florence Meekerpof Morwln
street. is a visitor in Port Chester fort
a few days. .
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Thomas F. l‘luherh of Proapeét
avenue, has a visitor in Hartford yes
terday on business.
Edward Fay, of Yonkers. .'. Y.. is ‘
visiting Mr. and Mrs. .lobn T. Hayes.
of Holden avenue. for a few days.
William J. Rider and Percy Morgan.
of The Norwallte. have returned after
a pleasant trip to Detroit. Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. lloward V. Worden. of
Harriet street, are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Vincent. of Brooklyn.
Miss Mariorle‘fioary. of Montrlnlr,
N. 1.. is visiting Miss Emma Kings-
land. of Wilton avenue. for a low days.
Miss Mary ilaasldy, of Cross street.
who has been viultlng in Port (Tilt-liter
with friends has returned to her home.
nue. Miss llolen Curnyn of Connectl
cut avenue, and Miss Jennie (‘nhili of
Ruffian. N. .l., left this morning on out
«tended trip to Niagara Falls and:
Commit
‘ Members and friends of Ophlr (‘ hapl
tor, Order of the Eastern Star, will
take the 7: 30 a. in. car from the 800
’ ' ton Store, tomorrow for the purpose
of attending the Robert Morris day
celebration in Gavin Rock. A fine pro
gram has been prepared.
Colonel and hire. F. B. Adams. of-
the
so!»
New York city. are guests at
Sound View Hotel. Belle island.
onel Adams, with n 001118 of men. is.
"‘9 WWW" Mdmw'f who is earning his annual vacation in:
ascertaining
along the New York. New Haven and
“animal Ralnlroad and has solo'tod
for his headquarters, Rollo island. lie:
and Mrs. Adamh will remain about a]
Week or ten days.
”Mm
Mrs. Frederick R. Baker and daugh-
for Miriam. and Mrs. Charles Rolhor
and daughter Mabel, returned to their
homes in South Norwsllt yesterday
afternoon. after n‘two woolta‘ uoiourn
agent at Bradley peach. New Jersey.
Mr. Baker enjoy a day's vacation
from his duties a a motorman on'tho
local trolley lines. and wont to Brook
in), to moot. the party.
Milk Raymond. {he VGWKWII
frontand man of the local trolley lines.
has the deepest ”apathy of his many
hollow staplorsa. Two weeks undut
night he anticipated with aoni’o' also.
aura the fireworks at item Point. in
' order that M might not inloa than on
that day hoohangod runs with Albart
Donia. ~ The day cam around, and
with it the rain which prenatal the
inhibition. Yesterday, Dir. ”mood
exchanged tricks with Summit!
Tucker. that he might not also the
exhibition. and it rained awn. ole
is sorry now that ha ada't no
weak. The item on ”In!!!
special exhibition for his hunch is
the near future. to be [fun in front of
his house.
*naiaurnMn{
”A! II'
1 mouse?“
um i. manhunt . 7
l l‘nptuln lannt Selkirk. of Ann shed.
{is ill at his home with thenmatiam.
* lie is much lfl‘illr0\ed to day. however.
Miss Adeline llaatinxa, of Mention“
has returned home after a visit with
Mrs. l.. C. Green. of upper Main street.
~~ BD\B' Knox 'hlmAll. at ConncnllyE
iii lirncken s.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of
St. George, admitted one candidate
last eveninx and transacted olht-r rou-
tine buainosn.
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l’oatnl tarda am being received from
Earle liluolla llualtlus. of Main street.
Enalewood. N. .1.
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George ll. Raymond. ofificrlloley
atmol. is spending auroral «lays in
Hulllvan county. New York stain. with
relatives and friends.
i
Rev. William Cavnnauuh. of Nor»
with has been visiting relatives in
town. Father Cavanauuh has left for
Now Jersey for a short visit.
lrvlng Tollcs. of Norwsllt. has taken
a position in the Locomohilo Automo-
hlls Manufacturing Company. of lirld
airport. In the advertising department
Miss Mary Couaina nod doubler.
Mina Clara Cowl”, of Main street.
have returned to‘ their home altar on
Movable automobile trip through the
Durhahiro Hills.
The Opportunity Circle of King's
Daulhtm. of the Norwnllt Baptist
Church. are meeting this afternoon at
the horns of hire. 1.. ll. humid. of
Newton terrific. .
Jams Chum. d Gross strut. Nor-
walk, loft last nialit for a vacation
trip which ha will spend in Dover. 11.
iii. momma ooataloardstoha
W Nomad: friends.
John 2.. aluminum of the
Warren brothers Company of Burton.
oi bituilthio pavanlaat. who is
is Weapon. was a visitor in
Refrain“! waning on business.
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SEMI-ANNUAL'
Trousers Sale
Our Semi-Annual Red Tag Trousers Sale is now before you. To the hundreds of men in The
Norwalks who have patiently waited for this Sale we can safely state that the values offered
are the greatest we have over offered. The values are not only exceptional, but the styles
.. 1...». mamnmurua
Men’s $2. 50 82 $3 Trousers
if your coat and vest are pretty
good a pair of these Trousers
will marten up your whole
suit. Very pretty effects ......
.arc all new this season.
Men.’ 5 $2.00 Trousers
These m mighty desirable Work-
ing Pants and are made for hard
service and are wear-resisting.
Neat stripes and mixed effects.
Many different styles to select
from in this assortment.
$10 AND its sun‘s
These are not regular goods. but
broken lines from the big aalc‘.v .
egular Red Tag Prices Still in Effect
Large Soft Crabs
Largo. medium and snapper lluo a. Iwordilah. Cod. Salmon. Waakllah.
Button-flan. Flat, Fresh Mackerel.
Whoa boar ooaa‘uwflah oomaa down.
TILIPHONB 1N.
Shirt-
Waists
A few broken iota and nlaea.
in initiate. Mornnlaoltd and Talk
ured Walsis. to close out
$1.25
POST CARDS
BOUVKNIR DTEINS. 25d
1. l. Mallette
(Formerly Nisan Damon)
BI Washington St. Tel. 449
Ypur Boy
altered'ecla.
Hours :
$1.48
Men’s $8. 50 Trousers
$2 .48
Take your choice of the Fine $6 a $6.50 Trousers
Don’t Miss These SUIT Values“
TWO BIG TABLES OF BROKEN LINES.
If 32; :ND 325 SUITS '
you it your size you at a
magnificent bargain ..... .8 m310085
isssl
lCutbiii’s Bridge Fish Market.
FR" DELIVIIY.
PAINLESS
EXTRACTION
Evory one is looking for the best
service at the mom reasonable price.
and those suffering from teeth which
need to be taken out will appreciate
my method; There is no extra charge
for difficult cases. and the mails are
highly satisfactory;
have been a nuisance in the month.
and a menace to the health; crooked
teeth. or than broken oil. are qulcbly
and painlessly extracted. leaving the
gums clean and healthy. with no ill
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
is South Main St, South Norwall
9|.In.tosp.n. lan-
daya by appointment only.
tilyNationiifhk
TRANOADTI A DINIRAL IANKING
IUOINIDI AND OFFIRI IVIHY
FACILITY CONOIITINT
BOUND
lurplua and Profits
wrrn
i"? IANKING
. mute my! A lav. Cult-l
Nina account. “00,000.00
OHOW HIM HOW TO
[ARM A LITTLI MOM
IV AND 'KIIUADI
H1" TO .AVI PANT
0' 1T.
A DOLLAR OPIN.
AN MO‘OUNT WITH
lain Deposit loans to and as per i...
anwm it; narnlwaoa. Pros.
JOHN H. RNA". latVle.
raaosnlox H. norm». on Vino-
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WIU'HID IODWILL. Ml"
7"" a. H. mm a.
John H. Kean Jo
“31.; 4s m - christian m '
South Norwalit "
Thhtch.
CNN MONDAY NIGHT.
61.“!!! AT NOON IATt
DADA"
Oatmeal Grumman 1.01m it. Nut-butt
Hm I. Lockwood
IALWIN otvaa Hdmtao.
m
Itamfovdcltlaana Ohm to Provisions
of New Chamr.
HARTFORD.
Baldwin gave a hearing in his piles
yesterday to Bumford ethanol bonded
by Attorney Stanley Finch who ohloct»
so to ills provisions of tho saw him-
‘ ford charter and asked on Warner
to withhold Mb More.
m to this Wrist at the ram
Alli.
old roots which
Men’s
In coloring: to match almost any
suit.
.1 17M.”
o
Marvin
H. Rowan
Ema-Governor
$1.98
S5 Trousers
$3. 48
$4.48
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SENATE MAY ADJOURN SEPT. 15.
“— a
Business Sent From tha Hausa Last
Week Ciaanad Up.
HARTFORD. Aug. 29.-The Senate
came in at 10:30 today aind cleaned up
most of the busineu cent up from tho
Renae on Thursday and Friday. The
pmspecls m not favorable for'olthcr
adjournment this wool: or next. and
the date is generally not at about the
t
. Teas & Coffees
.. Extra Pink Stamps Given
.» All This Week
‘ 30 Pink Stunpa with 1 lb. No. 1 Plantation Coffee ....... 35¢.
26 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee ....................... 32s
20 Fink Stamps with 1 lb. M. t .1. Coffee .. .............. 30c
ill Pink Stamps with 1 lb. J. A M. Coffee .................... . .280 ‘
10 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo Coffee ........ . .......... .25o . l
70 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Very Boat Tea ..................... 600
60 Pink atampa wlth 1 lb. Special Mixed Tea ............ . ...... 500
50 Pink Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Mixed Tea ............... t....40c
SELECT BUTTER . WINES
GROC‘ERIEB E068 . LlQUORS
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
83 A '5 WASHINGTON 81". Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK
Ruton Point Hotel
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENlNG, ON THE PIAZZA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500:: JACOBS EROS. Managers
w......m
Have You Seen the
6-Cyiinder Moyer Car
Now Being Demonstrated at Car Garage?
. $3.000
And Worth the Money—Come and See it.
Oscar H. Banks
Telephone 6814 NORWALK, CONN.
RIVER STREET
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MARINES WIN SHOOT. ling shots before the fifteen record
shots Other scores were: Chealey v
sovmt unmou- on Final Day of m Connecticut 71 winder of Ohio 10. .
tional Team Match land Rothroek of Ohio 69.
CMIPPLRRY,()..Ausust1l0.~-Onc Today the national individual re-'
fifteenth of September. The Senate's
action in [loosing the resolution per
milling the Shelton Savings final: to
Mm yith the Shelton Bank andj
Trust Company was reconsidered andled. New Jersey withdrawing alter the
the hill tabled
Senator Judson had the Sonati- con
our with the House in rejecting the
Judson Sunday hill. and then stated
that. ho had the authority of the rom~
mitten to introduce a now Sunday bill
in order to bring the question before
the liouso again.
rod with the House in indefinitely
postponing consideration of tho so-
callod Dinky bill which the nosernor
had vetoed. The Senate insisted on its;
action on the New liritnln charter bill
and appointed Senator liallomn as a
committee on conference to straighten
out the disnnreemont mar the amend
merit. The bill for an eisht- hour day
for state institution omplmees was re-‘
looted in concurrence senator Dick
orman oxlilained that the change
would mean a year-ll exportat- of 8175.
000 over the present coal for state
employees
The bill changing the date of the
New llavon city election nan amend-
ed to tulle effect It once and thou
passed.
The Home resolution to have the in
dlclary committee roport all telephone
bllla was tabled after Senator Judson
had explained that qununtativo}
Johnson of Newtown. wan lntrosted in
a single hill no that on. bill would!
be brought in. All the other bills
would be but in cold storage as thoy§
dealt with local telephone rates. a
matter which should so to the PublicI
Utllltloa Commission. ‘
NIWIPAPIR MAN DAVID A IIC-
ouo VALLIV WRICK.
MIDDIJETOWN. Aux. ao wAnothsr
lunch on the Valley branch of
New Yorlt. New Haven and Hartford
ayatam was early yesterday prevented
Dy the action of in Middletown news-
paper employs. This time the scene
was but thmooarlsra of a mile from
tho Doses of the fatal mix Sunday
omit.
During the storm of stone-might
a lame lush had beau torn from a
not close by tho tracks and had
fallen our the rails. it was diam.
also about halt mi live may
mung by John Robinson. of this
city. tot-aural of the Wham
The Senate concur-E
the!
of the Ina. who waswaliiina amino
of the most successful national rifle volver match and the united service
ltoarn matches oi or shot was Clintliiiled matches will be shot. The latter is n
yesterday afternoon. (it the forty nowmntch.
tuo teams entered all but one finish --—-—~——~—-—~
NEW HAVEN ROAD'S DIVIDEND
RATE MAY HAVE TO BE.
LOWERED. ..
lien in financial and railroad circles
are beilnning to ask one another,
How long will the .\ew Y,orlt New
Milieu and Hartford Railroad company .
be able to declare eight per cent divi-
dentist" Many flame that the. limit of
time for declaring this dividend baa
been reached. while others say that no
matter what also happens President
Charles s. Mellon will see that the
atodtholderu are paid might per cent.
on their New Haven road stock.
Yesterday New llawn road stock
was quoted at 13215, which is only five
points higher than its low record—'- .
127-1... ivhlch it dropped to during the ‘
panic of llltlY.
. l .000iard stage and lonvini. for home.
l'l‘he first place was won b_\ the l nited
.Stutes Marines. The t‘onuettltut team
stood eighteenth in the final score.
The surprises of the day were the
.l'tood position taken by Massachusetts.
lthe rls» of Ohio lrom twelfth place it)
fifth and the splendid fight New'i'or»:
gmade irom twentysecond place to
sixth. l
a The four highest teams in each class
receive the medals and trophies wlilth
are prmided for by Congress. These
lteaius ale: Class A» Marines. 1'. S.
Infantrt Nan, hiaasathusetla. Class
8 Kansas W est Virginia. Ailzona
Florida (lass i‘-—~'l‘cnneasee. Dela-
ware Virginia. North Dakota l
l The relative standing of the teams: Even then. however.
in. s Marines ................. 3.180 “"3 dividend remained at eight per
in s infantry, ................. 3.1m “wt-s liter since Charles 8. Mellon.
lint; 8.Navy ......... a ........... 3 lili “3“ been president of the road the i:
fuaaaachusetts .................. 3101 ”WWW Ml “Will's maintained ltd .
onto ........................... 11min «lam per cent. dividend. in fact. the "
ll“ 8 (‘aialry .................. :l..ll?» ”"8 "“3 been elsht per cent. over .
jlianm .. ................... ...3.o:.o “"100 189*- Mellon become prcatdant fl:
illiattict of Columbia ............ :i.uht 0" ”W N" HEW" in November, 1903 "
lNow York ............. . ....... J 019 m~r-~ -~~..
West Virginia .... .............. 3.027 UNCLE “0‘53! SEES A 1-1;“
inroads ........................ sour WINTEn COMING. .
“laconalu ................ .......300:l ”“0 “0m“ lolmou. the famous ..
lows ................... not"; linddunt \v-entllei prophet, in M; m. '
enigma.) .......... . .......... 2 996 out look ahead. seas mob to cause an
Minoan ..... ...... 29.2 “liratlnm- He ww- nevere atoms.
Florida .................... _ ‘2 mill fronts and a hard winter are ahead of
(‘onnoctlcnt ........... 2,9111 “' 1"" organised W10" need not [501 .
lilinoiu ......... | ........... “my title boycotting him. no he has an r
iAlahamn .................. 2.945 "Med '01 ll pleasant Labor Ilsy
lumiami ...... . ..... . ...... 2 929' Uncle Homo- llmdnoslioatlon tol~
iindiana .......... ..2.9:ti 10"!
in“. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 39321 "labor Day will he“ a fine day. There
Georgia ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2910 will be quite a disturbance between
pmmytvmm _______ 2394 the 7th and 9th; each a disturbance
Minnesota .. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2333 dosa not last more than from 12 to
Michigan m.,,,..,,,_,.,,_,.,.,a,a7o,ill hem-s. but is often furious for
iTmn”'“ ,,,,_,,,;,,._,.__,,,,,g,m‘ awhile; there are indications 91 than-
Dgpui are ..... .2319 tit-r, lightning. rain‘ and hall and data-
‘vn-glnlu ..... 12,797 m h sure to follow. Farmers. not: .-
North Dakota ..................2.788 “for the corn; we shall move into " ‘
Montana .......................z,7or frost belt about ihs‘sso. ami- a so»
Variaont 2750 vorointorm which will our. plug. from
um. am the 10th to the no. The droutll ls
ino-uilpicu.
Mississippi ..:.................2.739 now broken which has continued 'tor ;.
New Hutch ...................s.72t 79 days. Be prepared for a very. *
sooth Carolina .....D............:,tldii Vere winter. (Autism)
Rhoda island ans
Kata” nag-vsqaoagolsassaiait i).1sm
Mil Circuit!n........“......31.8fl
M. sail-o- aA'ltd’Adlvifltddd.“
”Hutu"
puiimn wart‘ra aerator":
finals V. Cliche-limo! ..
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Norwalk Chronicler