I
1“May Mouton Patterns
for Fall and Winter
ALL PATTERNG, 10o
b FASHION BOOK. do. when sold
with Pottorn.
E K. BANKS.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK
Miss M. McKecua, of ltidgeiieid, was
a‘visitor in Norwaik on Saturday.
1
Read the special in the advertise-
ment of the Royal GrOCery Company.
Misses Mabel Delaney and Florence
Deimonta, of New York city. have re.
turned home after a visit with {fluids
and relatives in Norwalk.
Charles Weeks, of Weston. was ur-
retard this afternoon by Chief Thomas
«Motherland for intoxication. His case
will come up in the morning.
Minniid Mrs. ()larcuce B. Newlnn. of
Norwnik, have returned home after
spending it two months pleasant visit
at Watch l-lili, ithode inland.
The water main in Malu'aircet in
front of ii. A. Smith's confeoilouury
store, broke during the night and re-
puirs are being effected today.
Edward Fay, of Yonkers, who has
been spending the past few weeks
with his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
John Hayes, of Beldcu avenue, has re-
turncd home.
Mrs. Frederick 1.. Chandler and
daughters. Grace and (.‘elia, of (thesi-
nut street. Norwalk, have returned
from a three weeks' visit with rcla»
lives in East iiartford.
Deputy Sheriff l). Louis Ladrignn
today served jury writs on Eugene M.
Toiics. John '1‘. Hayes and Charles
Harvey, summoning them to do duty
in the Criminal Superior Court, which
comes in on the 13th inst.
The Springwood Union Sunday
school held I moot enjoyable picnic,
Saturday afternoon. The affair was a
happy and most successful one dos-
pito the threatening condition of the
weather. and the young people enjoy.
ed the time of their lives.
Dr. Francis is having his office in
Washington street thoroughly renovat.
Pd- ”“0"! ““3 improvements Will he stead of the opeciol election on tb im-
separate waiting rooms for ladies and
gentlemen and a partition is being
built to divide the rooms, and other
changes are In progress. Contractor
William H. Willmott. .li‘., of Buried, in
doing the work.
Amoo W. Morgan. owner of the Registrars of Voters—Edward 8.
beautiful estate filthy/00d. in Frank-
~lln avenue. is confined to his bod by
illness. The Hilton is couood by wor-
ry over the condition of his wife, who
was injured in I. runaway accident in
New Haven o short time ago. Mro.
Morton is able to be around now much
improved. which news to ploaoinx to
her many friends.
Father Thoman J. man. of at. Mary‘s
church, attended the coercion in con-
nection with the laying of tho" corner
otouo for.tbo new church in Water-
bury yootordoy. Biohop John J. Niloo
dedicated tho otono Iliil tho oorvtoo in
connection with the affair were quite
OIMJONILO. '
A man who to said to ho a well-
hnown hotter in South Norwolk. Ind
who works for John C. Wilton A door
pony. that with I painful Iooldont in
illitxhth avenue, New York. rooontly.
when he was knocked down by I tub
out) and bound about tho‘hood, Iuo~
training I out on tho taco. Tho Iona
ticmon. whole homo could not ilo
loornod up to prooo tliuo Moi. "It
brought homo. loot uidht. Ind M
Mm. Robert”. Wot“. _ "
WEATHER Foancas'r.
For Nor'walk and vicinity: Unsat-
tied weather with showers tonight or
Tuesday; light variable winds. Areas
of low pressure, control over Virginia
and Michigan, are producing cloudy
and showary weather in the bake re-
gion and along the Atlantic coast
north of Hatteras, N. C. Pleasant
Weather prevails generally in the
southern and western sections. The
tomperaturesLure moderate innit dis
trlcts east of the Rocky Motintains. "
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 67; maxi-
mum, 73. Clear.
ELEchilii or ran stills:
Iilll innit ‘
(Continued from First Page.)
are casting their bailout on the bridge
question today. \s nearly as can be
told the votes are with but few excep-
tions “Ycu' fut both the bridge and
the park. But few are toting against,
the bridge, but the park itseli’ does not
appear to be calling forth as many to-
vorabie votes as the bridge. There is
little doubt in the minds oi those most‘
interested in the matter but that the
bridge will have gone through with fly-
ing colors when the votes are totuiod‘l
this evening.
Up to it: «it. a total 0? 366 men hhdf
(not their votes. [it the noon hour the!
usual rush ticc‘uircd and the (ilP‘i'kf'l‘Si
were busy for about an hour. it was,
estimated by one of the otilrials thati
by the closing oftho polls about any»?
on hundred will have voted ill Nor-i
walk. But. if the weather clears this;
afternoon a great many more «viii
come out i i
There might be a fear that till»
bridge would he wind down in NEW:
of the conditions that uxiut. if those
already voting had not so appeared to
he in favor of tho imprmcmcut.
Officials at the election are as fol
lowzs
i
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Registrars- Joseph A. Carter and'
12-10 NORTH MAIN OTB!"
J eddo Goa that...
Good Rurhituro fairly priced lo tho constant optional-
at A. .i. coilino Go. To otlmlnhto Iii ‘hot to Ihodliy. to
offor our patron Furniture that lo col-root in dooipn. do-
"W 'ponooblo in moko Ind oultobio for tho piano and an int--
tondod, to tho pron! policy of this otoro. our lino woil
dooorvoo flrot consideration Ind our Imrtmortto tho
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largest to ottrootlvoly furnloh any room in tho houooa"
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
Ion-m unitwritk.
That’s it'
Song no on order for one load. and we will retain you on I ano-
tether. Oloan. froo from ointo. uniform quality. ouitoblo for furnace,
ronpo. otovo or oolf- foodor. Prion on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
FEED KNOWLEDGE
The farmer's grain goes to an elevator. The elevator cleans it
and makes a higher grade of grain by screening out the dutkaae.
molly cars of these screenings are sold to manufacturers of so call
ed balanced rations of poultry and horse foods. i‘ndor the term or
miscellaneous reciennod field seeds. weed seeds are iransmlttcd to
thecousnmerin the guise of poultry food at an avurntzo urine of 82
per hundred “for a scratch food. and Iomo indiopuubiy Iold in this
neighborhood. A wheat price for weed seeds does not mean economy
for the consumer of poultry feeds. My deeds are pure. (loan and fresh.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
trim in quality. loot in price. always in tho mlndo or m ouotolu- .
oro~nounlo Homo Ground Food for Horus. Cottio Inability.
written about the use of perinatal
both in support of and against. but
the point Itwayo‘ raised is moiety ;
whotiior or not it is good taste. I.
question oolilom touched upon to tho
foot that perfumes havoa certain
medicinal property or value. oayo
Harbors Magazine.
iciaal quolity.~and one of the Latin
writers has put more than a hundred
different scents on record as remo-
dicI for various diseases. Amen:
theoo the violet in given a pluoo‘
higher than any other flower. To
posses: this medicinal value it is. of
couros. essential that the ossonco
Ihould be pure and made from tho
flower. A lorxo‘perceutage of tho
violet water on the market is only
I chemical imitation. and most. charm
tool-compound perfumes are irritoi»
in; to the nerves if not positively
harmful.
bad of scouting the sheets with lav-
ender was merely carrying out tho
old idea that lavender soothes the
nerves and is a great sleep-promoter.
William J. Riley.
Moderator~f¥horlca E. Curtis.
Assistant Moderator—«Patrick W.
McGuire.
Ticket Booth TentieramJoiin W. Cur
now Ind George Powell.
John J. Hanlon. one of the members
of the bridge construction committee.
in doing his best on the hill. and in
meeting with success from all appear
one“.
At noon today Congressman E. J.
Hill cast his ballot with as much in-
toreot as he would have done had the
election been a national election in»
provement.
aooond Diotrlot.
The officials in charge of the poll-
in: at the Second District were as fol-
lows:
Moderator-George N. MoKlbbln.
Doulcno and Jeremiah Eaun.
Deputy RoxistrarI~Matthew Crouli.
George B. Tollmadxo.
Box ' Tenders—~Georxo Eooon and
William Mills.
Ballot ‘Booth Tenders -— Joiner
Whitney and Robert Pearson.
Checkor—Jlddword McGowan.
Clark of Count—4). William Horford.
Conntorkmunono 6. Lolita and
(horn B. Tollmndzo.
Third District.
At tho Third District. the election
officials woro Io follows:
' Modarotohhttornoy Doc Davis.
Assistant Moderator—Wilfred W.
Morrison. ’
Rooiotforo of VotorI—um. iii. Gorhoiu
Ind rrodorioh L. bundquiot. "
Boa TOMOWNNI' Day and Jo.
cob Wolfo‘.‘
Giacomo—«John ll (forum and
onion 3. buohloy.
Ballot Booth-dish” Wolfo and J.
irviul Dunning.
John I. doymour. of Winfield otro'ot.
woo tho ”It rotor to cost an ballot
Ind durlootb'o first hour ono iiuadrod
Ind omit bod bound Riot! rotor.
mm * look who Nori-
at. tel suitor interrupt
Id to} I certain mt tho votinn. but
W Win bulletin would
pm .i'i that I hair who
Mimic poliod is «oh at tho div
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A CAMEL CAN Lil/E WITH-
OUT A DRINK
for days at a time. but who
wants to be a camel when he
can enjoy a claret punch, mint
tie montbo. chanteuse. or a side
mi glass of Riippcrt‘a Beer
when he within it? That, in one
mason why the camel not “his
back up" and never got it d an
aauin. was because he coul u‘t
act a drink when he wanted one.
You won't "get ymir back up"
«iii any of the choice wines and
< liquoro you buy at Manner it
Flynn's.
Quick AutonDolivoi-y ovorywhoro
“Magnet & Flynn m...
juicn. whiokey stilll' or a creme _
prico.
Telephone
Waw ~~~w---—-
COAL: COAL
we have I largo stock of blah Irodo froth minod Cool ready to dollvor
for aoxt winter’s comfort. and we uuorontoo ootlofoction Is to quality and
Call and oxomlno our cool before you leave your order oloowhoro.
HARRIS 8: GANS CO.
68 Water Street
if. your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or-Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther M. Wrig bib
18 THE PLACE
ltmufififidmt radon as tho.
Bargain Days in Boys’
uls’
CONGR’RNING Fliiflii‘fim,
«pm
My Have it liojcfidcl! Woolf
Property or Value. ,
A amt deal lino been said and
The ancient: recognized this mod-
'i‘he idea which our grandmothers
Some refreshing perfumes are stim-
ulating, but lavender combines ro-
froohmont’ and relaxation.
Another perfume which has a dio-
tlnct medicinal value is iaainino.
Old writers suggest it as a general
tonic. but add the warning that.
though most beneficial when taken.
alone, it is in Input compounds ln-i
lotions, producing usrvo exhaustion:
and profound depression. i
Chemists find many interesting 81-
poi-intents in the compounding of ‘
main. Almost all peFfume-a have
u a basis atnborgris or civoi. and.
g while these ingredients are most 03- 2
i sentlal great care must be observed
iin their use. as a grain too much
will make the scout dist rcnslugfy lr- .
ritating to the wearer. to any truth»
in; of innocent bystanders. '
There are many persons who can-
not stand the scent of some partl-
culnr flower which to “Phil" in son-l
oral is most. amenable. The most
striking illustration of the shot of
a scent is seen in the case of I per-
aon glittering front hay fever or rose 5
foyer.
Another little known characteris-I
lie of smurfs is the quickness with
which they will awukcn a soundly
slewing person. even when repeated
:culllng or oven shaking has failed
; to do so. As a rule. a person who
in awakened by an honorable scent,
I delicate perfume will rise in I
cheerful mood.
TH? TARMAVIAN AINDIIIGINE. '
Loot of the Rowliimovcry This.
Woo Made The Ionic.
1 The visitor to Tasmania can but.
on experience that is uovolwhe can i
call on the lust of the native race of
the land. tribe is ’l‘rucauiuni. and
she holds nwoptions In a glass c'osd
'in the National Museum. There to;
only the skeleton left, but Judginr
from that one was a well organized ;
little body of about 4 feet.
The Tasmanian aborigino was O,
clean sort of portion. moving every-
day. Io Is not to have the dirt or
oohoo of yesterday in his camp. Tho
modo woo uncut hair for men. shov-
on hoods for women. Both wore It
timoo I necklace and also on cocoo-
oiono tied I strip of for around tho
«two of their logo. They ooemod to
got along very well with thio even
though the winter-o were cold.
Thou camc'tho white man with
lilo Inn and his modesty. Between
tho can out the blank blanket and
oono other clothes and tho porno.
nut shelter. there was only one left
in tho seventies. and ohom'l‘rucon-
tank—dint It about the one of '10
yooro. in 1818. another bouoo. woll
ortioulotod and poliohod. stand in
ototo today.
When this face bod disappeared
tho "leo-oaoic foilowo" dlmvorod
that ihooo Tasmanian Iboritilloo woro
probobly tho world’s only opoolmouo
of tho ‘poopio of tho alone no. But
tho diooovory como too loto. Tho
folk who bod mixed up with thorn
taro not of tho calibre to oivo tho
world I vory good. to say nothing
of rdltoblo. record of the ihnor shot»
Intonation oi this oatro punitiro
pooplo. or their traditional oooount
other: blood uthooooofopodoo.
thoy got morocnod on this loolotod
ioloild. . Thoir principol rooord loft
, to that. they did not worry-«o foot
from which it may he roooouod that
hold hoods and my hair! "to pro-
m not known in the days whoa
slot! of Itoaito wore local under.
Mm
. Poverty of Moo.
- Lino murmur uiuoiooi pouluooo.
liner Puccini. porhopo tho tot-onion:
composer of the day. now days of
' “MW”. to root. when ho was writ-
K-luI‘ lilo lirot oporo. “LIV/till." ho
tolivo for four month: on man It
Ultimately tho ltotion Govonluiont
Iiioood Puccini a charity m of
IMWIWI..Withtwo
m Mild: Ithulilflfd HW‘ burs?
. so am in annual giodolodl but u.
m human-mun... _
We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells
.watclies. .
We guarantee the hidden parts as
Well as the outside. ‘
$10 will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
W. A. HANFORD, 42 N. Main St.-—-Tel. 502‘
.. M--<Amwwmev~lt--W-mt N—wmmwm...”
‘uyu a Piano
as you would a wateh~ for inside turn“1
ceilence as well as Outside show, and
from a dealer whose guarantee is re‘-‘
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
His Royal Highness
the American automobiiist, is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph
al procession we ask him to bring it. to '
this shop before starting out. Wawliiz
overhaul it. tighten up screws and ms»:
chinery, put in new parts, put hill on?
glue. brakes. magneto, plugs, etc, in
good working order and make. hi!
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noy ante by bringing his auto to
:L—gz:
O. B. Jackson 5° W
Opticl a n
Everything in the Optical Line
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
4
Eyes Examined Free
What Can You Do?
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Givoo you I practical education
l'f' WlLL PAY You To iNVESTIGATE
" Becki and Stationery Free.
Enroll now.
" SOUTH NORWALK BTAMFORD
nuns. can
Toquet Special Motor
~NOTICE—~—~.
if you prefer I rhodium Boer. neither very light nor dork drln .
It is a production made exclusively from
tho oboiooot borlIy malt and tho costliest Boozer bop- purobooobio. - ' ,
tho pionoor brewer of this country. Got I can of 24 but-
How about I can of Pabot, either dork or light? Only IMO I
can of at hottl Io.
Our oucoooo lo duo to friendly rooommondotioul. We respectfully
cu to give no In order for tho hoot Brewed Bottled Boer in , , .
the coup ry, and poi-hops you will recommend as to othorl. II we oro 1 -
roodmmoudod to you.
Costenano 8. Bardani
Prompt Doiiuory Ivorywiioro Id Roiln‘odAvohoo
Plot Golden Dortmundor.
trot oo‘ poor that no mo 0mm)
I tiny millionth} IfilIu Iloiul.
8 pounds sec
‘too’o. posit. .....;.;m‘ Footy blips honor. port‘dt. .... "
. Ito or ’i‘cioototto horrid
’2 cm a».
PORT ensures .
W. R. THOMPSON: " ,
The latest and most careful doolln “
in the moire-and break. twooyolo typo '
All pom are exceptionally any of
access. and can be adjusted without ro-
movinz oozino from foundation.
,; Olnglo Cyllodor .
Rated With
nodal H. P. Corburotor
H 2% In.
J 3% 0|
K 6 in .
Doublo Cylindor . "
R 'l in ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler