.l'r'ompt and efficient
carried at all tim'en.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
a
. “”1 hospitality of their host and hostess
7 Chair: for our trolley . .
patronl. Come in and had given them a day long to be re-
memhered. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs: Richard Nickel-son, of New
Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seymour.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Rogers. Mr.
.-—-1—-i'- ‘and Mrs,4Vorh-eeo; Mrs. Maybeo. Mrs.
Jennie ilrownlowoi Dnnbury. Mrs. and
Mrs. August Coiberg and non of Brook-
lyn, Mr. Harry S. Russell of New York.
you. atrium BilillBE
PIillEilT Til muzm
lgontinued from First Pan.)
wait for your car.
,_ names panara’ac’r
’ ‘ ‘J- ’A'IKIR. MIMI"
, Still more rain‘came this. morning.
3nd again laid the dust.
. mas Edna Valentine, of Osseninx.
“H. Y., is the guest of Miss Ethel Bell,
I d Cove avenue.
L Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartram. of
Putnam avenue, are visiting relatives
in Ridxewood, N. J.
, I ‘
This provides for a substantial reduc-
Mrs. Charles Horn, Of Weston, enqtion of the rates to light consumers
V tormlned yesterday Mrs. Horace Keyriand power consumers as well as it
worth. of East. Norwaik. slight reduction in the cost of street
lighting to the city. Councilman Wil- :
lium H. McMahon, who heretofore op
posed the reduction on the groundsI
that street lighting should be given
the city free of charge. did not object
and gave his sanction to the accept-‘
ance of the recommendations.
Action regarding the bridge
A meeting of the official board 0ft
the East Avenue Methodist church will
be held this evening, and the presence
at every member is requested.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammond, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Charles Plait, of initiiow street, bavele
returned to their home in Highland.
Me. ler and by vote of the council Mayor
-——-———-——-—- EAlbert M. Pohlmau was instructed to
n" 0113““ PM“ 0‘ Ludiow “WW call a mass meetinit of the citizens to
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pur- be held 0,, Thursday eveniuso 0; this
telling. of Bridgeport and null! Dalsy week and to gently-g m0 erlL‘BS 0, n
Slnuson. 0" South Norwalk at her speaker to expound the matter to the
home on Lab“ Dal :people in order that all might under-
W island just what they had before them
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, before mlan
0! W081i)“. entertained on Labor Day: The street paving and municipal im
Ira. Hamilton‘s sister, Mrs. W- P-. provement bonds will also be voted on
396". Ml‘s- Lena McFarland, “N1 “133‘ at the regular October election. .
I‘Ml “mFflrland, of East Norwalk. The meeting was called U) order by
W .\inyor Albert M. Pohlman. (‘ouncil
Paul Bartram. the popular young 88- men William ll. MchluhOn. Charles J.
mm M L'iiommedieu Bm‘hem'fl'idgetm. Jacob Llnxweiier, James '1‘
"0’9: in Elm Washington street. “”15 : Powers. Thomas ii. (.‘unty and William
alien ill, List melting. lie pluchily re
- named ids work this morning, but was;
”viewed to return home later
\iilier ware present.
‘Einlr new read by (‘lcrk (‘unco and on
tvotc approved as read.
Hr. Bussing, 9f the SOMK‘W' Home: The bills were then read and on
in Noroton. formerly of East. Norwalk, rote ordered paid.
was a visitor in the district, yesterduy. Water ( (lunnlfiglln‘er
C. A
SS.
the international motor boat rates ow- an extension of
in: to the fact that his brother is ai- . streets.
wilted with the company which corp
Itructed the defender lllxic iv.
the water in those
read by Fierk (‘uucoz
m . ‘Honoruble Ma) or and Heard of t‘oun
Engineer Frank Hall of the t‘rescent‘ “men.
laundry. was taken suddenly ill. this Gentlemen: “.9 WW“ cuah
morning, and collapsed while engaged huntLoi treasurer, August :ii. “Alibi”.
it his work. failing headlong into a;
basket of clothes. Frank was assisted;
to a choir where he not until sufficient
,1! recmcred to gt-i n (ur [or home. He
Respectfully submitted.
WATER COMMISSIONERS
inns mud to table the matter tom
Seymour 0! Winfield street, East .\'or-
walk, who entertained elaborately a
lame party of relatIVes and friends llmi
from this my, My, Haven and Nor- paid back in three and a half ye urn.
walk. A shore dinner Was served on (‘ouncilman ”(3330“ “10"!“ Ill!
the lawn at noon and later in the do) 80“"3 “We“
the party cnoyed a tenant of fruit, Dlllfifl were
cake and ice crem.
hunt in the enoymont of various pleas I‘ “011d" b0 "3
“rennilanbury News holders.
in» about to he hit“!
laid and if tho waio
Captain Nuthun ll.
and in the oldest reildout in East Noni work could be done this your
wall, has astonished hie manyl. Councilman
Wilde land the town,
many a man 50 year: his Junior could u for as the city line and as man
not do without great dinioulty. yet. the further ill they deem advisable.
. genial captain did the trick with up- Commissioner Hatch suited
. scientiy no in effect-.1“ visited for‘
one first time. yesterday, the telephone
‘ exchange buildinit. u the guest of
Milo-tract Agent Edward F. Smith and
one shown the ins and cute of the
“Diluted system. During hill visit
Jitter-tamed his boots with reminis-
1"“: of the put, telling many.-
Mercantile: iii lament. illness the
m be "called was the railroad
‘ bridge dimter. at which he was
we witneu and the first. man to the
after it Rpm.
” .M Lin. Renaud-71W" of
Walk. entertained at their
nomicai‘lnd wractlcsi to establish
be laid prowly’ at once.
Main atroct. ‘
time no. maids: I Iimllar request.
Councilman Power: moved and
street commissioner.
can: Come and out rate of
l W Mainly Pure
The only Baking Power made
from RoyalOrapeOrcam offender
HO ALUM. HO LIMI PHOOPIII
:rcfercndumn 0“ the ""3“ paving "n‘icompllcuted intestinal trouble. Dr. (3.
'council should call a meeting ihiaicm- owned by Dr. Davenport White of
““1:ka for the purpose of expoundinxisomh Main street, was wrecked on
park measures were also taken at, the.
{instigation oi Councilman William hill .
‘ Cyrus Rodinlrton of New York, spent,
the holiday with his parentc.
i Gehnrt Behrc of South avenue. en-
tertained New York friends. Sunday
land Monday. ,
i Harold Wood and mama Rutledge
have been camping at Trinity Lake
aubdect to the approval of the fire; ‘0' 'l “3‘" d3”
marshal. So voted. . '
Councilman Miller reported in re—l I Earl: and Royal 811;” 0' ‘8 any“:
field to the reduction of the electric h u can “mm“ or " e ”I
light and power rates. and recommend I'm Hurry Ruhr, at 1““ Waccabuc
ed that the recommendations of the! Ernest Van Zandt of New Jersey
electrical commissioners be accepted. in” hm“ a illicit 0‘ his churn. Calvin
Th" W“ “Md “““W‘i'm Million. or Tulmadge Hill for a mi
Clerk Cuneo read a rcquflt from days.
(‘ity Tax Collector William 8. Wil-.
cox, asking for the abatement of car! Parker Cummings of Eula avenue
tain uncoilectable taxes. to the amount and Charles Hoyt of Stamford. hat/e
of 3139 :1? P V d d it returned from a few days camping
Count: man owers mo e In a‘t Trinity “we.
was wired to grant the request of the‘
“i" collector l Cecil Elitlns is seriously ill at his
Councilman Miller moved that ‘helhOIllG in Railroad avenue, with a
Mu —
lrovement and municipal bond mean 8 Keeior and m Binhop or New York,
area be included in the call for thei are attending him. and mm he will
”Km” 09‘0”“ 91““0“ This was.“ taken to New York for on operation.
voted. prim young lad has many fiends who
(ouncilman Miller moved that the will he grieved to learn of MI lilnecl
trxguiar election he called for the first and “ speedy recovery is hoped for
Monday in October So voted.
Councilman Miller stated that thel:
.—
A seven-passenger Marlon
tourinl
the bridge and park projeti He mov Sunday morning, near the Dlofenthw
ed that. the mayor be authorized toilet place on Mt liehanon. Only the
call it mass meeting on Thursday overchauil‘eur was in the car at the time.
lag. it) he held in Music Hall. for the find he was not injured. The utensils.
llllrboae of erolalulnu tho bridle und' knuckle pulled out and the machine
pork liliilulhlliilnl. and to secure speak- iron on a hcnlr striking a me. The
Garden Sana, Restores Color
to Gray Haiti," *'
A feeling of sadness accompanied
tin discovery of the first gray train.
which. unfortunately, are looked upon .
as heralds or advancing age. Grain
hairs. however. are not always an indi- ‘
cation of advancing age. for many peo-
ple have gray hair: quite early in life.
0! course. it is unnatural. and indi— .
votes that there in something wrong
with the individual. and that nature
needs assistance . in' correcting the .,
trouble. The'aamo in true of hair tblt
is constantly falling out and becoming
thinner every day» if everything is
right with nature. the hair. even in
cmnparatlvely elderly «people, 'nhouid
his long; thick and glossy, without even
a streak of gray. .
The ideal assistant to nature in re-
ctorlng and preserving the hair is Wy~
eth‘s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy.
a clean and wholesome dressing {or
daily use. it not only removes dand-
ruff, but strengthens weak, thin and
falling hair and promotes its growth. A _
few applications will restore faded or
my hair to its natural color.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug»
aim Special agent, Stilllon-l’oweil
Corporation.
at
from the start, and the spectators,
had thrills a plenty. Saturday after—f
noon the Advocate boys of Stamford
were beaten. too. by the Y. .‘i. C. boys.
The Advocates had an ad day and:
went up at the very outset. Sunday‘
afternoon a picked team of local play-
era for the meeting. So v.0ted to“ was quite bully damaged
Mayor i’ohlman stated that there —--—-—-—--
was or present no inspector of elec- l (learn Slovene. Cameron Bore] and
lions. Edward (,‘rcagli having moved Schuyler Kellogg. are among the WI”
out of town. istudeato enlisted in the
Stamford i
ere were defeated in Norwalk by the
iii of C. The scum. 5.1. speaks ainniil i
locally for the closeness of the some.
The Regulars won two guinea. On
Saturday they trimmed the harem
_ till _4
null null
"A llarmim Remedy. finds from.
:Does
t'ountillnun Powers nominated John High school for this term. Schuyler lull“, and Monday afternoon before a
Have Arrived
They are-“correci—ciun-cut and crisp. if you want
to feel abaoiutely sure about style. fabric and a good
can“ fit, we know that we have the clothes here
that will strike your fancy and win your confidence
on rim acquaintance.
We feel quite sure that we have the very Fail aim
.' herbnow that will please you from head to foot.
All you huh to do is name the price and we can
about you a range of styles that have your particular
idea materialized In every little detail.
We are ill-playing in our West window $15.00 Suite.
The sooner you 'come the more certain you are to
booulted. A $11-; till. i . . ills .. . ,.
Price’s . Clothing Store
984 Washington Street '
Phone No. “CS-2.
.— ~WW
SEEM HARD WORKato get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our nien thoroughly overhaul the fur-
naco now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. so that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
It
The Jones 8: Hotchlliss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Willsmot
Phone 742 Norwaik. Coon.
Pountuiuc not quite it years old. That he willl large crowd on the South Aienuel
('louuci inunCuuty nominated Joseph make the football team ‘3 ”WC‘QMKYWNB. they defeated the While'
.I (dunno. by his friend: hero. lie is a whole Plains Black Sex 1M. Davi- pilcbed
l'llc result of the ballot was us (01- ileum done up in one packau. Kcllou both games for the rcguiaru, and com
loos: l‘ountainc. 1; tlhiotto. 4 Jo» in an enthusiastic exmnentoloilidoori pletely bearlldered the visitors. A‘
mph i tlhiolto u as diet. lured elected ‘excrt‘loo and has won considerable dis. no timewele the Regular: threatened;
by Minor i’ohltlun. .tinttlon in athletics at the Younl and. while the names were well at”;
Adjourned until September lfi. Men a Club where be is l lumber loaded the out oftowu teams were so!
The minutes of the previous niece
liaich;
lliilisti‘dv 01' Elli“? \OTWM‘M tend u petition from the residents of:
“I been (‘Ollfildel'al'll llllel‘fi‘Sled in Knapp und Oxford streets. asking for
The i’oliowlnu communication was
in
9 .
l (in motion of (‘fmlu ihnzln Powers. ii
i‘mmciinmn Linchher reported in' .
'11“ the best wishes of his many
klends for renewed health and “‘"MH’"
irength. George Spruguo l5 taking
1“. place l'clrn rd lo «Mending the water in South
and (‘cnici' streets. saying that in his
lie estimated
the amount inid but would be p”
be graded before the
The afternoon in, main: were laid outside of the city,
lured from the property
Councilman Powers proterled on the
Roberta, who around that there our no need of hold
I“ passed his tiniy sixth birthday. lug over for another year when the
McMahon moved that
yeaterduy. by the water commissioners be authorin
going out round clamoring. work which ‘ cd to lily water mains in South street
ihnti
there was no need of actually [radium . , A
the street now, but it would b. ”.muumer to m “d "fl" kick- ! k
.i priced milk Commissioner H. ll". be '
m NationalBhnk
grade by map so that the pipe: could
Councllinan Miller stated that. Wil~
item lllcliugh requested him to bring
up the matter of rocuntbcrlnu South
Councilman Powers plated that Mr.
Thihnadno had spoken to him come-
was voted to refer the matter to the
TEN cams son MiLK jmmnm ”m You“, Mun. cum
That Price in Winter
Among milk prophecies in one made
by ’i‘iier Cruttebden of Norwich do:
puty dairy and food cornmicoioner,i
yentortlly afternoon. at the “pitch:
says a Hartford pope-r. Mr. (‘rutlen-l
i u.........a ”W... .... m... .mw...»
J. ‘R. CONNOR. Mgr.
dcn forecasts a hard aintor for many lIRVlCE ANOCUIOINI UPTODATI
owners of cows. using many cows gym; .1 PI!‘ 0A! AND UWARD
will not have beds of roses this an i
son. and owing to the high price of
grain. will grow so thin that it will i:
necessary for the milk farmers
'prop up the animals with station.
spoke in this manner while supporting
his opinion that 'lt is host [or the con-t
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
TIL. CALL “I
i
i in an exciting ”no of “ball. Monday
do
' ""““~ tented the Broad River team. ”'9-
Prediction That Hartford Will Payi'l‘he game was a carver-aching feast
Hotel Mahackemo
ng‘Banquets a Specialty
inferior that little interest was mani-
feet. “ *
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Have you a home to rent? Try a
Sentinel to let ad.
atlthel4-door, 30
LOOK h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with ’Illk mohair top. wind shield. gas and oil lamps, Bosch
magneto and coil; everything Int-clue.
the manufacturers. for .1515. For full particulars call or addreu
F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.
80 Wall Strider—(Phone) Garage. Water street. Nomlk. Conn.
Guaranteed for one year by
\
~umaw...~.w .. .. -......._u.... . ..
NOTICE
We request "our
patrons to be as
economical as
learner to pay it high price for milk." .
Mr. ttruucuden thinks 10 cents a “ , .
court for milk in the city not too
litigh. He pay: it) cents a quart for:‘
milk at Crescent finch. when he can:
Several Daubul‘y Milli? were gtieulrl ml iuion the water commissioners . . . . 0
yesterday 0, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ljshuuid do this work. Sixteen houses maxing; Itintmnrhi inapngi It costs No‘hlng
are to iw considered and two more “ y, c
to allow us to estimate on the
coil of
Putting Your
Fu mace
in Perfect Order
tidicuo consumer shouldbe .isd io’
Milli nu udv‘hnced in price in
ten years. with the increased coat of:
Um" Where now- were worth 340
ion yearn ago, they are now worth I“.
‘Tho proper price for eightconquartl
cows today is about $60. flutter.
breeding is found in Connecticut todayj
than was the can ten yearl no. The?
i work of the dairy ltd loud department l
scieanaed many stable: of the pro»
du noon. and hue purified on. lacml'
produce The department has worked
whore complaints have been directed.‘
laurveyinlt the place: when milk [1‘
produced out!” wholououte conditions
and when it is given under WWI.
Sclreutnutancel. Considering the can
and expense devolving upon the clean
pro ro.ducu therein nod room for the
r.
and give: ample rim to supply
any broken or mlulnu parts.
Horacevwll. Noah
u. Immense
an“
h
tor of the state department amid
before the cold weather comet. '
possible with the .
use oi' ice.
Brookside Ice Co.
'0“)!!! no
Millikan". V.. N. H.‘ H.
I. I. Freight Yard. Ann Of. It). Nor.
Glover’s
THE PLACE
”um—n
.
A when PIGILIM 10 new:
THE BOYS’
SchoolShoe
TM! I“? ANOWII ll
with Mr. Orion-mu mull. will: (
thatitwouldbcocoodtbinliow
eunuch ulidcenuaeu‘ortiormlh
nor milk at that price mist to be
to“ milk. '
Any Cut You wLikc
Tell us what cut you like and Well
do the rest. We guarantee it will i..-
the best and choicest of the particu-
lar part you select We are, Minus
anxious to please patrons~thercfore
we select our beef and other menu:
with great care. Try us and see the
difference.
Chamok's Market
. 76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445 FREE DELIVERY
-..,.....——.—
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
IOUTH illOiIWALI. CONN.
Telephone 40, with lunch nations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
“THERE is NO PLACE LIKE HOME. " .
A home and constancy of purpose will win for any man. The true
American home has proved the attendant bulwark against iuilure in
many a man a career. because it gave him a definite object for which
to any! and furnished him with an insight into the higher idealsthat
are no calcntlll to progress and prosperity. it you re thinking of
building we want to talk with you about the material.
Nervoula
‘ III. Kart. .31!!!“
. curvature
home on Loner Day a turd!
relative- and (rm. from
on“ should" he charged for event-
in. a notion glottal-e theatre at the
Bantam wormed Church climb
in mineral: mince. .
0mm Idler moved that the
W by nullified at .11. no
mutantmcimmm
“out.
A delicious chore dinner
“a «worm
my mm or
«units! served.
_Aht
i looked out in the world
trot knowing 11th and
it love on ma the alarm
Indium no u in IVIIV
A town nature were our
”notion out in the slant wrru .
it Not knowing i should «0 'AL“.
A silver light. a crescent recon . ”m...
Hang in the learn; tree; , ‘ aim emmm
. 'i‘rlmn aunt wall the he trio a“
H 3,..." r” a mmumflmflwyur.
watch an. of m to m. "me n: Kwdruailim’ Mu. ‘
mm» ”mm
met by all fill-thrilled fit“
WVW“
Ffllglllgx Wayland-cm .
W of Wattle
Cklro mile in the science of the
«an alpine dim and the art of ad.
unto. Ill-emu a. canned
t
mm“ b. twist or sprain in the
”I ‘ "who
back. two if done in childhood it During My mg Au'ufi
cream cornea“ in!!! in '
la‘tor life in the aileron an» I“ our store will close on m
limbo.
Chiropractor! remove the canoe or.
this discus aw pain. and health»
restored throuali Will“ the III
we untm in r body. Pa‘raiy-
mili‘J'iii' it";
one a on .
”:1 the juice. You will
cover «are; atrial Chiropractic a
one“ to Mill Vol.
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u momma or. to. woman:
m W on.» Am
urdoyc at l p. m.
«nice «my mm- wool;
dayfrm‘lmmdolmm.
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