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today.
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We Tails .Pride «in the
Opality oi Our
. flee cream
Bakery Predicts
Evorytlilng In Stock, is Frosh,
Puro and Olson. If
F. A. LANE
31 Washington ltroot,
loath Norwalk
4
. lnsl extractives otil‘rosh 00d Liv»
, . Bold only‘hy ““
VIN o L‘ , 'l
The. .modsrn s'l'ONIG asoou. '
o'l‘auc'i'on. containing tho modic-
m. with Minamoto“.
r. H. isx‘raa
-—..- Won—io—
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Lillian and Boats
lot all itlnda promptly built. souls
glvon spacial attsntlon.
Oystor dhsll Point; Norwaiit *
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ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
. Addross:
51 MAIN 01”.. NORWALK
Toiophonss: Otfico. 901: houss. 21-3
-—NOTICE.
Another supply of razors has been
received at this Mike. Coupons may
be redeemed at the holder‘s conven-
deuce.
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it's the early boarder that gets the
umbrella these mornings. ~
.llliss Mary Rider. of -East avenue,
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
J. C. Benedict, at Wall street, spent
yesterday in New Yorlt city on busi-
ness.
This month has the moon twice in
its iirst' quarter, (or the second time
Robert Slices. of High street. South
Norwalk, is enjoying a two weeks' ya-
cation...__.
Miss Grace Brass. of Danbury, is
spending several days with relatives‘
in Norwalk.
Kenneth Vernsm. of East avenue; Isl
the guest oi islands in New York _clty
tor 5 low days.
BELLE. ISLAND MOTOR BOAT
RACE.
Will Start at 5 O'Clock Next Saturday. i
One of the most interesting features
of the Belle Island water carnival
promises to be the motor boat races.
These contests have attracted univer-
sal attention in The Norwalits. this
season, owing to the number of motor
boats which the town afldrds.
‘ The tollowing circular has been soul
to owners or motor boats:
Belle island Regatta.
Saturday. September 2nd, 1911. at 5
p. in.
Motor Boat Raco.
For open motor boats of not over
28 feet ores all measurement with on-
glues of not more than 8 horsepower.
Start.
Between stukcboat anchored south-
east or East Beach and the committee
boat.
Starting Signals.
Gun or whistle at 0:56 p. m.. calling
attention to preparatory signal—oi
white flag displayed on committee
boat. 9
Gun or whistle at 5 p. m..' calling at-i
Miss Anna hlcNerncy oi (‘edar
street, is visiting friends and relatives
in Hackensack, N. J.
wBoyn' Knox-'Em-All. at Connsallyfflaa displayed on
ll: flracken's.
Miss Grace Howard. of West Wash-.
Port Chester. New York. .
Florence Demon, in Ridgoileld.
Alfred Maglll. of Warren street.’
has resigned his position as a con '
doctor on the local trolley lines.
‘Patrlck Moran. of the New York
tarocery Company's store, in Norwalk,
is ill at his home in Day street. ,
Mr. and Mrs. William C. JQIO. of
Franklin street. are entertaining Miss,
Hattie Wilcox, of Ware. Massachu-l
dolls.
humus halt Lodge. l. o. o. F.,
will hold lar meeting. tomorriw
evening. in the Odd Nllows’ hall. in
Wsabingion street.
Mrs. Christensen and children re
turned from Booth Not-walk. Satur-
day. air. Christoassn is looking for s
piaoodo lacato.‘ slnco selling his farm.
Tho uncommon on sports at the
Control Labor Union.plontc commit-
too hold s meeting last evening, at
which time Marshal John w. Scullsy
and William O'Connsll wars prosonl.
The ma rolloorsal at tho lady min-
sutols ot Court Laurel. Damion at
calls. will its hold triday «onion.
'i‘lits will ho an important nhoorssl
and Director John w. louiloy osmosi-
ir reductionist all taking part ho
mt.
The (golunihus Day celebration com
milks at tho itsilan indoomdoat lo-
cioiy hold a mating. last owning, at
which tints "WV you with-or
eomnlotod for tho onions-silos oi tho
day. it was docidsd to hsvo a salts
wall: and.“ volts at the panes
which will" its hold in tho union
‘ bonito" vto starting signal—«a blue daui
idlsplayed on committee host.
it? '4'?" "‘ :
AMM'B'LIM Works?“
for solo. :All kinds of "pairing ‘
Charles Buck, Jr. 'v
Following Watsr Sports. 1 ‘
i
don't delay
I
Large Soft Crabs
Largo. rhodium and Insppsr lino s.» swordfish. Cod, Salmon, Woalmsh.
Buttorflsh, Fiat, Frosh Maoltoroi.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.‘
TILIPHONI
s
rRed T
.. The New Stoi's
as Wall St.. Norwalk.
till.
1 Recall Signal. .
showing a number corresponding with ~
the one furnished to each contestanti
which shall be down from the forwaqil
inmon street. is the gum ot friends in. flagstal or contesting boat from that
time the preparatory signal is givcu’
.unlli crossing ilnlah line. i
Miss Marguerite Reynolds. of New The.
walk, is passing a tow days with was. ouisld
tboat and rc~croas tho starting line. i
lCourso. i
'l blue flag on the committee boat and a.
red bail on the stake boat; thence mi
and around horizontal striped buoy oil'l
Belle island Point. leaving it on the'
‘ port hand; thence to and around blsca': __
hnoy oti' Tavern island. leaving it on:
the port hand; thence to and around1
Si
the port hand. '~
Hnloh.
tween a white iiag_on the oommlttoe
boat. and rod ball on stake boat.
Gonoral information.
hour will not be timed.
mittoo’on board committee boat. not
later than 0:30 p. m. ’
and secondhosts crossing the finish
(lun or whistle calling attention tol
committee host.
boat. so recalled shall return?
a at stake boat or committee?
Starting across a line between at
$1.25.
TWO STORES:
FOOT CARD!
BOUVINIR STEINS. 250
J. l. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
, Boys" and Children'ssnooiauih “ ‘
at sites '1" Traces , '
Here‘s a suggsstion thatid to your profit. You’ll find
just whatyour boy needs to ,otart school with in our
‘Rod Tag Solo. ‘Oood'coiors for school wear, strong and ‘
sturdy Cheviota. Worstedsand Cassimem. Sizes may
‘ be broken, so com: early. ‘
82.50 SUITS
$3.50 BOYS’ SUITS
$5.00 BOYS' SUITS . .. . . . . . . . ..... . $3.95
$6. $7. so VALUES #85. $545. $6.45
DON'T NEGLECT BUYING THAT EXTRA PAIR
OR TWO OF PANTS
This Opportunity is here but a short time longer. so
$2.00. $3.00, $4.00. $5.00 and $6.00 PANTS
eased—3145. 8245. 83-45. $445
A low broken into and sisos.
in listlstc. Marquisettd and Tail-
ored Waioil. to close out
nl
akeboat at starting line leaving it on '1 .3.
Boats will finish across a line he
Boats «tailing to tlnlsh within one
Protests must be tiled with the can.
Prim. will be awarded to the first
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Deposits
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DIPOQITI
DRAW iNTlNIST
“m. raosi
cannon a. romance. tit . 7'“
naiwih ii. wannaua. aias‘r
RICHARD a. coupon. °'
new mom
“outta Oommiltoo Bolts island Water
was or mus llama toss or
broods moans lost limo and lost. in)
Carnival.
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Kidney trouhlas and the ills it
Point ‘
5 i mam moans-oats. '
to assay a worlds: man. It. naiont.
illi Littlo Mao Mat. Itrhtor. lib.
was so had trout kidney and bladder
troubio that ho could network. but ho
says: “i wok mm i'liis iar‘
only snort also and not oadroly wall
and ammunition. Minsk to work.
ondssi tooliaa woll sad hosltklsr than
boron." noisy indoor this an ionic
in notion. stitch in nulls-4 sood
blood to tho situational“ or woman
who sailors troll indoor ills. 'i‘lis
mm and war. Winters
so
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South Norwsilt
, Trust Co. .
Whit” lr lo‘iMiH-alr d- 4'
4%
Paid on Savings
sound». atoms tunes.
neuron. dag. saw-Mia annual
contraction of tit. National [Mm
dent Political Rights llama: oasis»
od of promlnoata Ital-hora oi the color-
Oil!
was Wilt toaoloso hm.
today. aal also. coast laws and
soul copes-suntan wovo‘wmiiwords
and tho ooiorod sooplo woro ornate
ass tho Hist in dotonso tombstones.
'i'iis mounds adoptod'a declaration
or intuitions which asks
. tasking ironitlnra ‘
lad-ail aid o~m.w
Mandala“
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if“ T. 4
tonsil
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, New Haven Water do. Victor
When Senators ilojoei Bill Fav- ‘
tiring Mlliord’o Claims
liliilllii’liill’lllllll
Bill PASSES llllli liill
Lieutenant asset-nor ”Blaksslss
had to Dissolve Vols
$1.45
.....82.45
HARTFORD. Aug. 3i.—~The New lia-
. the senate yesterday as the bill which
would prevent
taking water from the Wepawaux
river in Milford. tavorabiy reported
by the incur-notations committee. was
rejected. in the house an amendment
was accepted which would allow the
New liar. Water company to have
water provided it supplied 3.000.000
gallons of water to the river at the
Allen .‘lilll dam. This amendment
was rejected. 24 to 0.
14 South Main St.
South Norwaik
amendment which would allow
.. .7 water company to how the water
* _ provided they furnished 1.500.000
daily to the river. This was lost. ill
1to 20. Then the senator otfercd tin-l
lather amendment to .give the water;
company 500,000 gallons a day and!
compeli it to build nd maintain a;
aewaiie in the town to take care of
the sewage which now flows into the
river. the claim being that in times:
of drought it only 500.000 toet howsl
over the darn it will not be enough to“;
flush the streets through the village 01‘
Milford. This was untested. is to 12.{
Senator Spellacy then moved laden-Z
inlte postponement oi the whole mob;
tor. and it was so voted and recon-g
siderstlon missed. The bill originally
reported by the committee would?
have prohibited the New Haven Wd’teri
company from taking any water iroml
this river. in spite of the fact that it'
had spent 0350.000 in securing water
rights and privileges and in building
I tunnell. The amendment offered in3
I". DILWIRY.
sxrascnon
Every one is looking for the best
ven Water company won its tight in ’-
thst company trom‘
Senator Woodruii then altered an“Tel- m
the.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR MARSH'S BUTTER BREAD ‘
‘1 er Birch
This Bread is made in a Model Bakery. which you are slwsy
welcome to visit. The Bread is wrapped in wax paper and is d
livered to as fresh every morning by Adams Express Company. For
quality. Marsh's Bread leads them all. We want you to try it. Why
not order a lost today? .
We also carry the fit: Bread in assorted kinds.
SEE OUR BREAD DISPLAY AT STORE—IT'S TEMPTING
A. F. BeCkinann & CO.
83 C 85 WASHINGTON 81'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boa.
Bathing and Other.Attractions
Especial Attention Given to Automobile. P .
JACOBS BROS. Managers
Have You Seen the
6-Cylintier Meyer Car
Now Being Demonstrated at Car Garage? .
$3.000
And Worth the Money—Come and See It.
Oscar H. Banks
washes. ssio Monwaut. enlist.
RIVER STREET
clerk. ‘ . ‘
it is said that no «can! excise bill finffmc" amt ‘
over baton went through a general as- ,
till it lllli l
, i
semhiy so smoothly. i-‘ew laws have
had easier passage. Governor Bald-
win is expected to sign the new law.
When the conterence comltioe re-
servico at the most reasonable price.
and those suturing trots tooth which
used to be talton out will appreciate
my methods. There is no extra choral:
tor ditlicult cases, and the results are
highly satisfactory; old roots which
have been a nuisance to the mouth.
and a menace to the health; cmohod
tooth. or those limited oil. are quickly
gums clean and healthy;
alterations.
Dr. l. a. mum
10 South Itain St. South Norwsia
Hours: 0 a. in. to s p. in. Bun-
days by appointmoot oat}.
(EitiiiationalBan
with no ill
aowul l-l. MATHIWION. Pros.
JDHN . RNA". 1st Vloovros.
raao
Pros.
WILFRID IODWILL. Oashlor
M
Di HIOTOII
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Islam Hoddtbnowan
Iamuoi Grumman Lowlo It. Hurliutt
Hoary. I. Lockwood
OONN “TIGHT.
IN ill’nlmli' ”illicit-‘0. luv"!!! thoiornpting from taxlsiiou property mine.“
TIANOAOTI A GENERAL IANKINB
”thuasdunrmr
ION H. ROWAN. Ind Vic.-
s. «film» .i. Wallooslorvlh
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RAIN IAVII THI PIAOH 0MP IN
HARTFORD. m. air—Tho last tow
dm' rainasaiiai ovortho slots. ltss
liaison tho lsio soon «on. oooordlo‘g
the house and accepted in that body
wan altered as a compromise by bill-
port on a workingmen'a compensationl
and employers‘ liability bill, showing
ford. “that the house had rejected it. was!
Votorans’ [aomptlon Passed. brought up, Senator Barnum moved’
The senate yesterday niternonn path; that the senate adhere to former new
ted over the sovemor‘s veto and in, ties in passing the original bill. Senn-
concurrence wlih the bottle tile bill ea-A rs ; Judson had the matter tabled. as
lied to draw up a resolution to
'bnve the compensation bill continued
mum and granting the old soldier‘s to the next session. He hoped that
lpension oi $30 a year. The vote was party pied.“ would be kept and an
{a tie. which was dissolved by bloat»; employers‘ liability bill passed at this
300V. lilaltealee, Who l'Olfid against the session. lie thought by continuing the
ivoto. This bill will now become a compensation bill to the next session
ilaw. :tho subject would be,actlvel_v before
. The senators who voted toawbold the people until the next election.
ill“? W!“ "T91 Hook". Silelht‘l'. Senator Barnum withdrew his tuotlon'
iHallorsn. Marion's. Mitchell. Shanioy. and the bill was tabled.
‘Piait. stior. Malian. Avery. lich‘ell- The governor's veto of the tax ex-|
ithe amount of 83,000 0! civil war vot-
l
l
W'lgxgdlrvb O":'R!rIV:IV Those who voted for the passage 0’; yesterday. was. tabled on motion 0!
wry" 02:“...0 ‘N the bill were: l’lerce. Fond. Bailey. Senator McNeil. m
IANKINC Diclisrsnsn. Woodruil‘. isounsbury.‘ .
w“ Bartlett. Peck. Barnum, Wi’illii..$ CONNICTICUT PATENTS.
Wt.” "moi-1mm 32°“:- Hammond. Eliott. “mi The following were issued August
nar .
329, 1911: List furnished from cities
Th” house “m“! armory WW9”. of A. M. Wooster. Solicitor 0! Patients.
priaaion bill which carries 000.000I Bridlelm'l Connecticut.
tor armorlos at Wiiiimantic and Dan-i Otis 1.; grown. Bridgeport, negate
WW: ”“300 ‘0’ «pairs 'l Bfldfie'7 mechanism for sewing machines; (3.
port, 830.000 for an armory at [iron-E w. Collin. Bridaopol't. regulating val-
i'ord. ”Milo for the completion of the‘ ve; Donald Noble. Bridgeport. speed
”find?“ .rmor! find ”.000 for "fl‘ll ”o'er "tunluutkr [of ”wins ‘3‘.
for the Governor's Foot Guards. Vlflighlul; Warren A Saul. Bridgeport.
lillfld in "it! 00“" yostorday. Tkioomposlte railway llo; Austin C. ilun~
house rejected the senate anion moot. . ham. Hartford. cocking; William F.
l
which VII $60,000 for a site for thougubuu. ”mm”. dontsl NWT} J_
Waterbury armory. "9-000 for M‘MJ. Miniature. Hartford. albinism; Wil-
ohosior and 800.000 tor a cavalry drill llam H. shaman. Horttord. prosoero
“M at Harttord. . foot-littlng-inochanism for sewing ma.
9““ “MW" Iottlod. chins; Mason Tron-bridge. Hartford.
Tito house yestsrdtiy accepted the!“u motor; Curtis H. Vasdor. Harttord.
doath damaao conieronco committee odometer. (2); 0mm pi, aroma.
Haddock. Judson, Foster. Brlnsuiodcnemptlod bill, overridden by the house ‘
.years. of which her father asks
Alleges John Sully Trltlstl
liar directions—lore . ‘
Applications Filed
Annie Jakubec. of Greenwich." ,
brought suit .in the superior cow's-ta ..
against John Suny. lormerly of and ,
wish. for $2,000 damages. alleging.
the defendant made love to herr
alter Che had promised to b00050 i V
who. he married another woman. j .V
in her complaint Annie says til on. '
December 2 or last year she pro .. .,
Jobs that she would become his; '
within a reasonable time but late Illa
he was wed to Anna Mather.
Paul Martens. of Bridgeport. ha
ed suit [or divorce in the muslin
court against Louise Mertens at
desertlon on October )2, 1907.
were married on October 99. 1896
have one child. Gertrude. aged ‘
custody. .
Geneva at. Butler, or Bridge
salted the superior court to grand.
a divorce from Charles H. 'Wfi
Trumbull. They were marfliddj .
August 21. 1890. and the plat
maiden niime was Cooler. She
he deserted her on November“
The couple hays two ehiidm,. , ,K
A.. aged 18 years and Gluing
aged 15.
Sadie M. Hall. tit 13er
brought suit in the waporlor j. ,fi
midst Howard a. Hall, or rai- ‘ '"
her maiden name was Psi-trial
the couple were married on
. oounm's gusto-t pooch moor.
to a loltor published nous-day from
Railroad communion" J. H. Halo of
mm. also would“ be the
"in a tow days." said the tailor; "tho
orchards oi the stats will holiday
with tho sun or a gust harvest. in
on or any can orchards, whom a
weak sso it looked illio s psaslhlo
output at 20.000 to 15.000 bulimia of
onion sissdtridt. tits on now alumni-
in at losst 00.000 bsohsts at big onss.
and withdsy‘orablo woatbor this asst
two'wooltd it nor as who tam
mamas. -
bl“ “lln‘ the limit It ”0.000 for M' ‘muut'ck. tmlky.wwz “Our, L
sgss rscovorsblo due to milsonoo.
As the sonata accepted this titans the
hilt hoooinos law. as it loin line with
tho governor‘s sunostion in his loan-
gural message. The present law fiaos
the limitation at “.000.
Now laoiso Illl Wins.
Whoa tho sonata opened yesterday
the bill "condoning powsra oi county
oomadssionors.” which was so mad.
meat to tho hill to giro Morton r.
Plant a lloooss tor his hoist. was tab
on up. in the house Hawaiian
noon tho hill-as Mahmoud“
audits. Manchootor. transmission-
soar; Gottilrd moonihal. Rpm-
vonor Dale, insortlhls dotootor toi-
warp stop-motionszaiaonord B. as)“
iord. Stanford. Motrin; William F.
Goldman. Moridsa. contusion}. 3.
Todd. ghost Bosch. stairway; Richard
la. Wilson. Waist-bury. haunt motion-
isai: Thomas at. Bra”. Now saws,
amiss,” halts, switches; Nicholas
Tdsatala. blow ”motionless: J.
3'. lotions. mt. Won tor-
sion was 1‘. Who‘ll Karon.
Ionian. The couple wore . .
April to. 1m. and our. aim
logsd that loidisr has boon
platoon salts lpi' tho casted? of
child. Viola Paulina Soldier. and
non.
Gil...
Norwalk Chronicler