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Quality of Our
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VINAOL
The modern TONic RECON-
STRUGTOR. containing the modic-
"lusi oxtractivos old From God Liv-
ers. with Peptonsts oi Iron.
. ~ . Sold only by
r. it. sax-ran
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. Ice Cream
Bakery Products
Everything In stock, is Fresh.
Pure and Clean.
i F. A. LANE
a Anderson's Launch who
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Launches and Boats
so! all kinds promptly built. seats
for pals. All kinds of "pairing
nivsn spacial sttontisn.
Oystar Shall Point. Norwalk
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be broken, so come early.
01 Washington Strut.
tooth Nos-walls
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$5. $7. $8 VALUES.
Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Mum“
. Address: :
51 MAiN or. noawaut i
don’t delay.
Mrs. John S. Seymour, of East aye
use, is spending the day in' New York
city-
.Ex-Mayor Charles L,Glovor. of Red
ding. is spending the day in Norwaik
on business.
1 stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be heldat lta
rooms, Tttesdhy evening at 8 o'clock.
"Yes" votes for both the bridge
and park will hind the Norwalka into
a closer union t. an a lifetime of argu-
ment.
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The Knights of Columbus will play
the Black Rocks. of Bridgeport, to
morrow afternoon. and the game is:
called for 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Heerdt. of Nor-
walk, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Barrett. of Park street, New
Canaan, the past week.
-—~H. 0. Pollard. for selectrnan.
Telephones: Miles. 001; house, 213
Sayre Youngs and Russell Frost. Jr.,
of South \‘orwallt. still from New York
city this afternoon for a trip to Ber-i
mods. to be gone several weeks.
Mrs M. C. Fairty and Mrs. Charles
H. Weed. of New Canaan, him have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs C ll. Fair-
ly, in that place. have returned to Mar-
bor View Beach.
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The Volunteer Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwslk M. E.
Church will meet at the home of Miss
Carrie L Olmstead, Tuesday evening.
September 12th at 8 o'clock.
samuel Hopkins and granddaughter,
Miss Katherine Ho‘pkins. of South Nor-
walk. have returned from a trip to
Canada. They attended the Toronto?
Exposition and had a fine trip. 1‘
Would you vote for a gift of 0? :0,- y
000 over $100000 worth of property
and other valuable considerations. all:
free from the state? or course youi
would. Well. then, vote “Yes" for the
bridge and “Yes" for the park, and the‘
state will do the rest.
Frederick Hodges. tho wellknown
employee of the St. John ll Keysct
Company. returned last evening from
Long island. where he has been on-
gaged for the past week making re-
pairs and strengthening Commodore
lilackston's speed boat Vita ll., which
enters one of the races today. Mr.
Hodges also made repairs to the Viva.
which entered the international motor
bosi races.
KIIP ,voun CARRIAGE 0R IUGGY
le.
Keep your cart-late or buuy looking
bright and new with a can of the L. &
ll. Carriage Varnish Paint in various
colors.
3a cost is sinail par can.
no can makes a hungry look as
flush as thoush just from the maker.
Anybody can use it.
Got it from Charles iii. Dow. South
Norwalit; Hobbs}! a snow Hard
ware Company. Nornaik; W. 8. Guyar
Q Sons, Woman; Northrop Brothers.
Coothport
l... A M. para paint lo'r houses. As-
tsai coat 01.00 par gallon. - ‘
Write postal for “Money savor
Price List No. so." human I: Marti-
In. 1'. 0 has 1870 New York.
'1os' handed me do glass to hu'p my- i
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Too Kind.‘
"Can you tell me." said the cool.
looking young lady in white, mull-j
dontially approaching the young man ’
at the soda fountain. "tho most agree-
able way to take castor oil?" .
“Oh. yea. indeed." replied the loan. '
his eyes brightening. "And while you
are waltlns.'3 he added. "won't you
have a glass of soda?"
“Oh. thank you." said the young.
lady, as he set it down before her.
The day being not. in a low moments
she had drained the glass. .
"is the prescription ready?" she
asked sweetly, wiping her mouth.
The young man's eyes gleamed
with benevolence. "The prescription,"
he said. tapping the glass. “was in
here!“
"Do you mean to any l'vc drank it?" .
she screamed" “But it wasn't for me:
OUT ‘
The New Store
24 Wall St. Norwallt.
w. W WWWW. ._....
Iuttsrflsh. Fist, Frssh Msckaral.
it was for my little brother!" And
she swept froth the drug store.
“it’s too bad," sighed the yllliiiK
man. “and she Wan one of our best
customers!"
But she isn't any more. “Daily the
soda fountain young man watches her
enter the drug store across the way.
where they look; before they loam-
Washlngton Post. ,
TILEPHONI 10a
—1.
Tool for “Qualhy Folks"
No observer of men is half so
shrewd and accurate as the old time
Maestro He knows "quality folks" by
sight; searches them out by a mys-
terious intuition. and never goes
wrong. An adventurer may happen
along and dotoive the murder; but
the cook and the butler shake their
heads and mumblo to themaeivos.
"Dot sho' is one line gent‘tnun." @-
rnsrked Uncle March. smacking his(
lips in pleasant retroapcriion; "he;
HOSIERY
Ladlea' Silk Lisle, black and
white. 26c. 36°. 3 for 01.00.
in black. 300. 3 ”for 01.25 and We.
Extra sizes. 250. 800 and 500.
Silk hoot. lislo solos and top. 60o
White split solos. 25c and 350.
tantra sizes. 20c. 200 and 300.
J. I. Mallette
(Eormcrly Misses Dawson)
loll; den he looked outer do u‘indcr f
whilst 1 war pourin' my drink." True:
the gentleman know that i‘nrle ‘
March would dislike to-appear hog-
sisb. and yet would hate to set down
a decanter of good whiskey. Bo the
kind~hoarted giver turned his head
and thus rollsvcd the old nagro’s sm-
barrnssmontv—an act which was in it-
self the essence of comprehension
and tho pint of courtesy. Every
body' a Mussino.
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
‘HM Plrhmtl+++vlf
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Naglsoting the important
He (man) is curious to wash, dress
and perfume his body. but csrsloss of
his soul. The one shall have many
hours. the other not so many minutes.
This shall have three or tour now
suits in a year. but that must was! its
old clothes still. if he be to rocsivo
a [rest man. how nice and nation
is he that all striuua be in ordol‘?
And with what rospsct and address
does he approach ‘hnd aloha his court!
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Paid on Savings
Deposits
But to God. how dry and formal and 000.”. '
constrained in his devotion! in his gnaw iNTIIlIOT
prayers ha says. thy will be done: PROM
But moans his own: At least acts so. . . . THI
-wansm Pans. ”n".
0 Not Comarsd Vol. 0'
Clifford P. Harmon. the millionalra “0" MONTH
soronaut. praised at a dionar in Haw
York his now Forum: biplans.
“i bouzht it from Paulina." he said. .
“it is the biplane on which Paulhsu
hroko tbs hsisht record at Los An-
gela. Tha hurrah biplane is s an-
psrb machine. And soulppsd with a
rotary Goons motor. which batsman
it liha‘s tyrosoopo. no wondsr it now
holds ovary record solos." .
Mr. Harmon smiisd.
"Yes." its said. “you hava only to
look ata ‘Fsrman biplane to paras!"
that aviation isn't all warm--
Washlnslsa Star.
Triad "alumnus! ilsalorsr.
'l'ba into M oaoa visitpd
physician has! souls
trifling slim
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South Norwalk
Trust Co.
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Woman's m RALLY.
Two hundrad woman an dasirsd to
attend tbs woman's day rally at tbs
Knight Street A. I. 3. Church mob
row. The astharins will be undarvtha
direction»: tbs «swords and mission
nry otrcia. with Mrs. Rosa Taylor avan-
'uiist. Ilsa. ll. Burr assistant. lira. A.
hhowsli prssidsnt, and Rev. C. it. Gib-
bons pastor. Among some of the is
dias who'ivlli take part will ha lira. A.
M. shislds. of Greenwich: Mrs. L. Bui-
isy. Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Chiohay. Miss
it layman. Now toenails. ms. .8.
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3M soarss or his as»
“lath is your sloop!"
toolbar W's. Aren‘t you
aware that i sin a diviuai“~»iiivary~
Wampum.
Here's a suggestion that is to your profit. You'll lind’
just what your boy mods to start school with in our
Red Tax Sale. Good colors for school wear. strong and:
sturdy cameo. Worsteds and Cassimcras.
$2.50 sons 9...“...
33 so BOYS’ SUITS
$5.ooBOYS' surrs 53.95
DON'T NEGLECT BUYING THAT EXTRA PAIR
OR TWO OF PANTS
This opportunity is here but a short tirnculonger, so
$3.00. $3.00, $4.00. $5.00 and $6.00 PANTS
Red Tiered—$145. 3245. 53-45. 0445
lTTEPS
TWO STORES:
Large Soft Crabs
Largo. madlum and snapper Blua a. Swordfish. Cod. Salmon. Waskilsh
Cutbill’s BIL; Fish Market.
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liliilll liiiit iii VIEWS
(Continued from Sixth Page).
; debt! at, present of more than seven
: ‘ hundred thousand dollars. Add to this
; two handrail. and titty thousand doi-
" dam and at four per cant. you add
, 010.000 more taxes: add 02, 000 sink .
‘ . lax fund, add another 01000 for wear
and tear and extra care for the bridge
I . and you already have an added ex-
" ' pause to the taxpayers of $13,000 a
. yeai' haloro you commence to figure
' on the park. At a very conservative
estimate it will cost 0500.000 to estab-
lish the park; that means 020.000 more
taxes. 02.000 to maintain it. for two
men could hardly care for a park of,
such dimensions. it would take from
the grand list $150,000 worth of prop-
erty and very nearly one hundred and"
. fifty thousand dollars' worth of bush.
. , can a your would be destroyed and
the assessors would have hard work to
add this deficiency to the grand list
unions another new comer in town
.should improve another mud list.
Then they might accomplish it: no
ldoubt but what tbé bios-walk assessors
icon do it it it can be done. To speak
within bounds of reason. would it not
libs an insane investment to establish
‘a marina or water front park. which
“ would not bring one dollar in return
' .for the money invested, when the Mat-
{thaws property might be purchased
.lor less than one-quarter what. it
would cost for the park. with a natural
pork upon it already created, beauti-
killed with shade trees. fine as auy~in
located, within
98
Sizes may
-. f “ ‘z'ls'l hi'flnh l
..... .. $1.45
----u..$c-45
sals-
- 34-85. $545. 86-45
tabs state. centrally
lousy access of all of the trolley lines.
:Thcn you have a building. one of the
iiinest in the town. which would pay
the interest on nearly all of the money
. iinvostsd in rout. for public purposes.
glarge enough for a town hall and all
”riot the chines of both the cities of
iSoulh Norwalk and Norwalk iif you
.could get them as close. together its
that). which would llama tendency to
Icuusc the business interests of both
lends of the town to work towards the
.center. The taxpayers of the entire
itown should be awake to the vital and
important matter which is to be con
sidered next Monday do their duty.
Sfulilli their obligation. and improve
their opportunity. by voting for what
they consider the best interest of the
itown‘s welfare. and not leave it for the
FRII DELIVERY. : bridge committee. the soloctmen and a
_._.. few others who are financially inter-
,. ., sated to do all of the voting. The laws
A fi’ld Budge of Massachusetts prohibit savings
. banks from investing in municipal
is the modern method of illlla; anacogbonds where the indebtedness exceeds
between teeth. where one or moraltive per cent of the town's grand list
teeth are missing; but thors is just “10 that our bonds cannm be sold to
much didsrencs betwsonasood bridle savings banks in Massachusetts. for
and a poor one. as thara is batwoon s our present indebtedness. with the
OMIP. “halting suit or clothes and accumulation of the bridge and park
and made 0i 800d material having a expenses, will exceed five per cent. of
perfect fit. A good brldpa will match our grand list. if the park is left out.
the rsmalnlnstoeth in color and shape. they could be sold. Our bonds have
will preservei‘the natural contour of;almost invariably gone to Massachu-
the face. and have a suilclaat amount ] salts buyers. With the proposed issue
of reinforcement to malt. ll strong and of bonds by Norwsik and South Nor-
durablo. Those are the ehsrscieris- walk it will increase the tax or the
tics which have roads the Mallory citiaans of those cities at least two
bridges popular. mills. The defaulting taxpayers this
14 South Main St. ‘2
South Norwalk
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Surelyyou can find a favorite among this listwoi . ‘
Bottled Beer
WHY NOT LEAVE YOUR ORDER HERE?
(isorga Ehrat‘s Extra Basr-
Jscoh Rupport’s Extra Bssr
B. Lisbmsnn's Rhslnpoid Beer
’8. lebmann'a Tustonlc Boar
Flsponspan's 0sszsr Boar
Flagsnspan's P. O. N. Boar
Gsnulna Wunhurgsr Boar
aonulna Munohnar lsar .
Anheuscr Busch Boer
Budwsissr Boar
Pabst Blue Ribbon .Bcsr
Pabst Milwaukee Boar '
B. a W. imperial Boar
Piol's Dortmundor Boar
Splint: Milwaukee Beer
Lsmp's Falstaff Boer
Polar Doaiasr's First Prize Bear
mg
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WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN
A. F. Beckmann 8:00.?
I! I. I6 WAOHINOTON 8T. Phono 440. SOUTH NORWALK‘
Automobiles for Hire L
.. By Hour, Day or Week
Experienced and Careful Chauffeurs
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER eraser Telephone sat-a MoawsLK.-co ‘
Fancy Potatoes pk
Baltles’ Ginger Cookies 3 lbs 20c
Fig \lewtons, per lb. ........ 10c' Fancy Lima Beans, per qt. .50».
3 cans Milk ................ 25c Fancy Tomatoes. per qt. ..‘.....5c'"
ft lbs Good Ricc ............ 2503 Red Onions, per peck ........ 35¢ ‘
7 lbs Laundry Sisrth ....... 25c Green Peppers, per doz ... '
10 bars F. i). L Soap ....... 25cil Canning Peaches. basket. ..
ROYAL GROCERY COMP
22 SOUTH MAIN IT.
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing.0 Boa .
Bathing and Other Attractions
anon cuss concurs. sci-sauces AND cvemaa. ON The Pi ,‘
Especial Attention Given to Automobile P
Tel. 000 JACOBS 3308.. Managers
vanes of this fact. Let the case be}
STATEMENT FROM COURT;
as it may. unless a bait is called soon! "
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Dr. J. u. MALLERY;’°” .. 0...... ..
10 South Main St. Booth Norwsll
“ours: I a. m. to 0 p. I. Bun-
days by appointment only.
F-
NOTICE
Owlnx to the scarcity of
loo. until turthar notics my
prices will ba'as follows:
Wholassle. 30o par hundred;
retail. family trade, 50¢ per
hundred.
m
For sale| all kinds of sawed
wood. 7 to 10 inohss ions.
06.00 par cord. ,
Band your orders to silica. ‘
corner Psirfioid and Counse-
.tisut Avas.. tel 897. or rosi-
daacs. Dorian. tsl 8004.
E. T. BATES
sucrtoaarns. arc.
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amp w. Altman
Foam! Director and limbslnar
i! sans Main Imsl. latith Norwaiii
ilasiasnas. I Washington Olrasl.
'i‘sispiians at atlas, M .
"’0"th at llaasalm
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
by half than any former year. Before
you vote on these important subjects
think how it will affect you next year
to add at least anoiiftlt to your tastes.
They must be hard pushed to have to
hire a band to get people to attend a
mooring in favor of the bridxo and
park. The next thing to be considered
is the paving, or the rich man‘s
schema to improve his property at the
uses» at tho poor man. up to date
everything has gone in favor oi the
self-appointed mayor. self-appointed
councilman and the thirty-live pati-
tioners at whose request an illegal
mootins was called. for the charter
emphatically states that thorn must be
fifty voters’ names of the city on a
petition for tho call of a special city
city mostlng.‘ltld than were only
thirtr’ilvs on this ’one and two of
thorn wars not voters in the city. and
the paving scheme was put through
at this meeting. it is estimated that
tho taxpayers on West svonuc. Main
Wail. Water and Smith strssts. ths
streets to be improved. pay live per
cent. of the taxes of the city. (lily
thon'iivs par cant. follows have any
risht or privilege to say unythlna in
napsrd to what kind of material shall
be used. whether ll be brick. wood or
gold loaf. This is done by our sait-
appointed oilicisls in star chamber
sessions bah‘ind closed doors. whlls the
West avonua and Main straat foiloivll
sand in, their susssstioiis by“ "Critical”
and the ninety-live per cent. follows
wait argnnd until they are called upon
to pay for tho improvamsnts and say.
ssamil’fll what can us do? Thar hava
thinsa all in their own hands." Unless
tho stats isvva sro iiaxlhls, like tbs
city charm, they hsvs not sot thinss
all their own was. Thsy hava pot to
submit tbs sanitat- to tho poopib at an
sisclliln. lbs scale as south Norwaiir
is soils to do. and lit than! say phalli-
si‘ tiny vrsnt to sail tho "00.00019
propriated will be used up for auto-
mobile hire and surveying purposes.
Why do they want to pet the con
tracts awarded before election? is it
bacsuss they think it popsihlo to get
a new set of officers and they might
change matters. or is it for fcsi a
now set of oilicers would get graft out
of it? Don't tour. gentlemen. it is not
to be supposed that there are any
such men in Norwalk as that. neith-
or in the bridaa or the paving scheme.
Unless the taxpayers wshe'up soon.
there will be nothing to see when they
do wake up.
JONAS D. WORDEN.
Q
DIVILOPMINT 0F GENIUO.
m
Isms Doubts as to tho Isnaiits at tho"
Aisy Plan.
80 much educational snort has
bash sxpsndad on’ths improvamant of
dalsctivs and insilicisnt pupils that
Robart J. Aloy's piss tor correspond-
ing school facilitisa for “pitted 'chil-
Gran" will appdr to have a basis of
lustios. Bpsshins before his Nation-
al Education Association Mr. Aisy
said:
‘ “Tbs forward movements of civili-
sation ara savor led by svarspa man;
thy are always undar tha leadership
of all indlvldusl who. bacsuss at his
sup-Nor ability, has slapped out and
ibsyond tho crowd. The ordinary
colloid has hilad to roast tbs uaads
crunch students. it is worth more to
train lbs [anions to tho raalisstion of
his possibllltias than to'bsinrtha ala-
liolsnt child to tha hailht oi his capo
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alasslistisotianssvsniosdaaoiion
mmwmiwitbdm
.afliosriacipiaa. ltiahstlarloooa-
usuaiolaaatothsnidaalspaoial
ital tot-tits smoumtuaasl
Wfihmatmth.
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or something is done. the amount up?
to W" M tilt! WW.»
running his automobile with the will
Mr. Williams Learns How .iuaticai’s
Administered in Wostport. y.
Fined 818.45 by .iustlca.~Purdy:.1g
\Vostport. Wednesday morning. to!
tier open after 8 p. 111.. Chester A. Wzilo
Home. of Stamford, was a bit curious
as to the various items which count?!»
tuted the nne'hnd costs. He quest I
ed the court officials and obtained
itemized statement.
1 complaint .............. . . . . . .
l grand juror (2 days) ..... ...."
l warrant .............. . . .
l subpoena ...............
For court (2 days) .......
Ollicoi‘s' fees ......... .........'
For taking bond ....... ........3«
Coming record ....... .........
ltunllnuauce ....... ...........
Witnesses' fees (1) ..
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halls...‘
sins‘s‘
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anus-sips
Totnl coat ........... J.......’
Mr; Williams opened his mil 4
help the car up a hill. his was lilo ,
at the top of the bill by a man with ‘
red lantern and presently a nun ‘ ' i
Wmtportars wars on hand. The
came up Wednesday mornlna and its
Williams pleaded luiity. its was Ill)!
prised when has costs at the also W
floured. Mr. Williams has drivan o
a bomber of years and had ”will!
fora bash in any trouble. Ho ballot!“
he has hsan trastad unjustly in
cuss: in tact. he believes the
crussda. to say the least. ssvorsoi liar»
donation.
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alarm IUOKLII.
Willis rains-tons traumas will“
tints in favor for alipps'rs. :
and ornaments of cut stasi
«Nomi-h Nona. - ‘
ashram. m.
Norwalk Chronicler