.e‘ insure“
TO M 0 B I L E S
‘ , . ~ Against
Theft, Liability,.
operty Damage, »
Co lision
-TAYLORW & GOLDEN
Washington at. 80. Norwalk 1
-' Po woll
TELEPHONE 16M
imuol Kori 6‘.) of itidueileld. uponi
uiurtiay in Norwalk on business.
w
liidward McAlilater of iluihot li\('
pout )csterduy as tho guest or
{friends in Stamford
:1 W. M. lielnnd, of Noitvulk. has to
signed his position in the ROM?! lunch
loam in Witter shoot. \mw allt.
‘ 'A new whocl lulu hoop roccivcd hy
the Norwalk Fire ik‘iliil'lllimii for use
ion tli ‘i’lonoor liook und Ladder
truck.
Today sports the second wrath of
school for tho locul Institutions nnti all
the pupils nip now lint-tiling'dmvn to
hold wotk.
'.h
WM ’ '* v’j
Tito Atlases Ptinu nut‘i Holcn Rtlhill-
son, of Springtime. spoilt Sututtlny «to
plug (it! the guests oi friends at the
.‘Kngh (’iuh dnut c.
“.4.
L. F‘yPollntd, of Not';\\'iiik has gono
to Pilisileid Most! to iooltooict n pot-ti
tion as hOBS of the finishing (it‘llllll
Q mom in a largo uooicn mill in that
<_.‘ angina:
‘o'
Midi» Arthur ll. Swallow. formerly o”;
, Norwalk, now of l'iitsilcld. Mush, has
‘ .. tetumcd homo utter n visit \v-lth Mrs
William 1.. 0180111 oi dim siroot,1\or
Wk '3'"
0‘ '
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“x. With-unit Smith, of Ganlnor sircrt, a
former Antlovor chum ot‘ Rolmrt ’i‘ris
trum. of East Wull sit'out, (‘llliiP to Nor.
walk Saturday in his (limlmurs-iietroit
{automobile lllld spoilt tlic Suliluiih
“ with his friend.
,4
~..
. 'l'ui'lm' & (ioldcu linvcn apcciui
. real estate announcement 'in pure toll
of this issue. They oil‘cr huulnesu
property on Washington sin-ct at o
‘ hie}: they predict will double in
shot. ii'i‘e years.
. “‘ 15m - ‘
lira. A It. Gregory. of Newtdtvn
avgitiie, underwent an operation at the
Norwalk Hospital on Saturday. it
was performed ly Dr. Jean Dumoriier
{assisted by Dr. Hitchcock. and the on
one is doing nicely.
‘ "l‘he game between the Westports
a‘ad the south Ends. of Bridgeport,
mutations to have .beoo played tn
Mention yesterday afternoon, wns
Wllod because of the death of Dr.
ammo. manager of tho Wpstport
“flit '
.j‘ (lharlas A. Warden. of the press
g. room of tho Norwalh Hour. who has
. boon suffering with a severe stuck of
~ bronchitis for the past three weeks.
and who has none to Mount Klaco,hi
., 7qu to recuperate, writes that he is im-
L provinzavsry nicely.
m
Q Mrs. Emily Worden. of 18 Cross
moot. Norwailt. fell head first from
the hack stoop at her home yesterday
omit): to tit. ground. Vary dortu
mainly aha only oustainad two badly
apra’laad wrists with a few alight con.
thout the body. Mrs. Worden
the aishty-iifth year of her an.
. is almost a miracle that she was
sarlouair lotursd.
the motto; of Noirhbor Camp.
mi N.- W. of it. on Tuesday
his 18th the mastitis is to
. hr the preaches, of stars
A. C. Painter of Eddington.
mop-mum by District‘disputy.
signpmsapofriawflavan. ha
Mat and lunch will its
ltd a lat-is combat of tho
‘ is upsctsd. .
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Era. Forest (3'. Quintord hsvsdll
thair honarhtson on
soul and s mm titan.
“WWWMMW
fitthuoi raincoh‘is tit Nintsis Sec
.. udvsrtisoiuout.
If your eyes aria wearing out read
» ’l‘littmor's advertisement
Ptomlarc chocolates at; " étillson-
\(iorporation. 896‘ advertise.
inept.
Edward Koch. at Furl Chostor. who
a visitor in flouth Norwslit over the
Sailboat.
George alone. of New York city, is
spending tho wool: with friends in
Norwulk. ' ' .
t I m .
Rogers & Stevens can fit you no
matter how you are built. see adver-
tiuemont.
if you would know the secret oi
Wealth road the advertisement of Dr.
J. H. Mallory.
William 0 McLean, of Washington
stroet. spent Sunday with friends in
Worcester, Muss.
'i‘ho réguiur meeting of Uncas lip)“-
loi’i. will he hold. this evening; in the
horn in Washington street.
r
Miss Gertrude Nattei‘ord, of lirook-
lyn, is tspottdlng a month at her put"
entui home in Wilfim avenue.
Mr. and Mra.%'iutiont Vcricy, of Ja-
muiou. West. indies. are the guests of
Mrs. Frank L. Vericy. of Norwialk.
_ Eugene Weulta has returned to his
home in _ Chicago. nitor spending a
week with rclativeain‘ South Norwalk.‘
ll‘t‘nnk linker, of Santttwlx'orwulk, is
enjoying it. iripto‘. Washington, D. 0..
and other planes of interest in the
isoulli.
itiiurlou Wilson. of Woodhuvon, om
illtll'tld on tho i'onnsylvnniu Rnilroud.
spout. youtcrduy with friends in Nor-
wnllt. '
Mr. and Mrs, liorut-o Hull null chil-
(lion of illitlguporh sponi wuioitluy
with Ml and Mrs. llel‘lltll‘lC i’ollmd.
oi \t'iiiuipuuk.
hiiss \lice McCormick. of luonitrd
street. lliifl gone to lliooklpn to remain
i‘or.n work with her brother John hic-
i‘orntirlt.
Mrs. Eleonot G. Smith of Buvaic
Huston—
\ twat ion
ors utter a month a Lpicitsant
.l. (‘. Mci‘hnh, of New Yuri; city, was
tho teccni guest of Mr. and Mrs. it»,
soph ill. (loodwin. oi Elizabeth sircot.‘
South Nornnlk.
The Norwulks will play the Knights
of Columbus loomion that coming But
today at Amusomont'i’ark. This will
he an interesting same without doubt.
Atlas ll‘arrlot Kaufffnann. of 40 Fold
field avenue who reconliy took charge
of filing department of one of the old-
aat di'llg firms of New York; visited
her parents over Sunday.
John 1.. Porter. of Bopthu Wilton,
who is well known in South Norwaik.
is critically ill at his home. and his
many friends are considerably oath
corned as to his condition.
hianaser Herman Jacobs. of the
Rotou Point hotnl. gave out. this morn-
ing that the hotel would not class as
early as was announced a short tints
sac. but would remain open until
September 20th.
Street Commissioner Edward if.
fluffy. of Norwsilt. had a force of man
- at work filling the mud, holes in itivar
moot with naval bafore the rain and
tho work will ho "commenced when
thanln has stooped.
Messrs, “Grand itamond. Howard
A. Crsnipton. chat-lea Dewitt Rona-s.
Wiillam Dsnn and Charla Parka want
to you; [stand tishlhc Friday. in
Huntington harbor they saw the race
and cousin. toil alas snapper hlnas.
Mrs. William Thompson. wifa of the
«out «custom. «turns home lat-
urday morning sitar a summer stilao
asst: use. it is human that sits
will ha hills to main oil winter now
and hat shady hdanda ara piassad to
2:5 that hot hsaith ta alishtlp inc
' I g.
l
sociation harass haoaroa flithm
*shd “muck tits hm illness fona short
W soloist m stops“ ha- J”
fora suits ma wits sustained to
L.-
uvoauo, lins rosuutcd her dutios in thc .
m .
Titers will a lint)? mm in
loath Kuwaiti. this “morning. when
maths ”Will Mahala.“-
. . Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Bent. lim’l‘ha
promotora of the it’olsoshlltiol‘uriand
contort ’shy i will take place hare
next Friday igiu. Acting Governor
Thomas Morris suys it Won't, deliiflé
it ia‘ a price tight. District Attorney
marrow soother effort will ha made to
h'w‘h v‘itt
Governor McGovern hail halt the
state;-
order with the mayor According to
those who have talked with the gavel»
nor he did not ohioct to the bout it it
was within the law ‘ in this city Gav—
ei‘liol' Motlovoin is known as an cu~
inusiasuc aatté “lull " ‘
Acotn-dlng to Promoter Mulkern. on
iniungtlon will he aorved on tho day of
the fight. it tho. authorities persist in
their stand. A lost case was made of
the honing low a few years ago. when
Eddie Groanwaid nus hrought before
a local Judge Altar hearing the tow
mtlmony. the Judge dismissed the case.
it is sold the advance sale of tickets
for the fight has runohod $35,000.
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
The rector returned from his raca
tlon Saturday and oiliclhtod at all her
vices yosiorday.
The Sunday schools of the pariah
will maumo their sessions Sunday
next. at the church at i2 and at the
school house in Broad River at 3
Teachers are molested to notify their
scholars by letter or in Dotson.
The evening sci-vice will his resum-
ed the first Sunday in October, when
the chair will condor Muttttder's
'l‘hsnltaulviog‘iivmu.
REFINED SUGAR ADVANCED.
NEW YORK, Sept iiwAli grades
of roilnod sugar “etc ndvsncod
truth 'I hundred pounds today.
53
Aw w a" 45.. ~-
[liiiilliitiiilll
VEiupEsr .
VANDEn E AND
hunch crusts
Sept. 11-12-13
[HEIM BHI‘DREN
5 Hit SONGS THAT cleATI
DANCII THAT, DILIGHT
MR. WRIGHT HUNTlNOTON
9rd touts Tha
Stolen Kiss
' TH! wnasLaas in
Funon a... Boulevard
And ~Two Other Acts
PROGRAM CHANOID MONDAY AND
THUIIDAY
m...
. ”HILLSIDE
(Founded by High!“ nun stud.
ASclioolfoi'Girls
phosphor HILL. NORWALK
The School will opan for tho nu
3.0.1:” :n‘Thuradigk.‘ mourn It
a aaa~o’o
' sad amt-at
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gig?!“ for “a “adiats m»
mats tor littta rl sad hora m
tan“ yasra. Page: tam" all“;
g‘adaa. childish magic“ has its MW
'. 1,7 mm
iii”
Will Tait. Plaoa Nari Fridayfiiitht at ..
‘ habol‘mainthins a prize fight and not‘
s"‘hoxlttir exhibition is littou‘dedo" 'l‘o- .
show Zshol that the hunt is Within tho ‘
Before 1mm: ho left a sealed ..
’ .> Saturday was an an
as} ‘ 1
showman “Lg. . v
STAMFORD
An almost unscrupulous war of
words on warm-sir heating has
been waged by some engaged in
making other kinds of apparatus,
and they have been helped ilhlitcir
crusade by the poor cheap warm-
uir l‘urnnccs that some manufac-
gturctn have becu foolish enough
i to make and sell.
it all wartn~air furnaces had
been as good as the Stamford,
steam and hot water would have ‘
bod a poor chance.
FOR SALE or
Horace R.. Nash
years. that coffee is soaring and po-
ad in cute, But Molly other
Nacmltle’a 'Iire Lower
lillfllii ill, Pilllilll ‘
ill iiiiii lflilliliil
decreased Consumption Will Foi-
lo'w Prohibitive Advance
NEW YORK. Sept. 11.---—Wiiilo thou-
sands aro starring in China. and
France is being torn with riots in pro.
test against the high cost of food.
there is renewed attention in this
country to the foot that sugar has
reached its highest paint in twelve
tutoos am selling as high as 31.10 is
bushel in the hold. in view of this.
householders are asking themselves:
Will this winter we a recurrence of
sugar and Dallas ‘iiava Advauc- A
Force
tho conditiona of little-in, when the
coat of living reached its apex and (‘9‘:
cllned slowly only utter many socnliod}
boycotts uuolnst most and other high-l
Corner North Main and Want Struts.
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KNOB NOTES.
't t sterility ni’ioi noon
‘1’
t
in the Knot»
:(‘luh the torso humour of smooth store
qaim: ti mm in.” in tho vmai can
Hit” of John W. \b‘t‘hlo, of Morgan avo-
uuc. Norwulk our of tho memhora of}
tho club He rcndc roll in hih usual
pleasing manner four numbers and.
wuti greatly appreciated. the only to
pm of tho cutirn affair in nut that tho
contort no so hrioi. inniti i‘oilml
has the oilitleni piano .motnpanist.
The Mystery (‘nr wi’fltru hold on
uriaailc success.
Tho Knot) dlnco Uri fii‘tnrdny orchfi
in! was one oi tho moat nniotahlc of
the much. The music furnished hyi
iirouui‘icid's orchestra. of StamfordJ
was of the usual hiuh order and slat-go
number of yonn! people enjoyed the:
cloning of ploasnm
The. meeting of tho coxerning hourd‘
vosturday aitcritoou decided not to
hold the masquurmlé dance as had}
liccn planned for the coming- Saturday. .
The rognisr Saint-tiny night dance will
he held however. and although it is
the last scheduled for the season. it
is oapcctod that cup or two more may
be held. if the club does not decide
to~havo a further dance the younl peo-
ple am talking up a subscription at:
no.
Alan hi. Moses and Gibson Smith
thatched thamsalvca against Stanley
Baldwin and Norman Shaw yoltll‘dly
afternoon for a canoe tlitlu contaat.
Tho akair was a draw. each gaining
ona throw in the half hour of the con-
test. but had to be called at this inno-
turo because of the slight iuiurlsa to
lilaaara. smith and Shaw. Hr. Smith‘s
malisat too on his right foot is today
about the also of the largest. spoon-
daoa on that foot and is causing him
aoma littia trouble in walking. ur.
hhsw had on. of his aim nearly
closed no result of h pots in this
spot with cos of tho poles. {lath wars
considerably scratchsd up. but it was
certainly aoma coma». and the hurl
woo. quits evenly matched.
Tits bus will not run durlnl tho
waait. but on Saturday and Iunday to
WIIO. A
on. Might aims tats a craat
also! of o. members to tho beach for
a swim. This is cm or the mat
tutti months alas: the shoot and
cal canola seal to raa'iisalt and mate
tha wt of the lastqsqaotausamar.‘
W
aoéioatmuv ANNA?“
mm» am, tin—4M 0.
it yaara old. was found dasa
mm at his hams 9? has.
fwiflmui. utiduo anxiety.
priced cotnmodlticu vvcro dotilsrodi
throughout the land?
This question ocouomlc experts seen I
here toxin) nnswor no Prices will host
higher they so). in some lnaiaucesf
aiioio those of last winter. hut. thcyi
fadd that. tho than who sets his tnble.g
with plain overpdtty fare, avoiding;
iuucy brands and nom'luxurios. may;
awhli tho approach oi cold weather;
ii' is polniodf
out that. generally speaking. with the?
exception of coffte. suitor potntoest
and at low canned vegetables, the pres-
out month of September was tiahcredj
in with conditions more favorable tot
tho consumer than was the outta a
gyaar ago. On Sept 1 muss pork was
quoted of Us it barrel. as against 824
on the same date in 1909; wholesale
price of horn is a little tuorc than 15;
cunts a pound as compared with it!
cools in the early full of last tour;
western lord is selling at a fraction
more than 9 cents. as against more’
than it! cents in Sept. 1910. and hub:
tor and cans are both comparatively:
reasonable and a few cents cheaper:
retail limit in last Scpfomhor.
Flour at good qnailh is selling at‘
loooat retail prices at $5 95 a hurrah.
the same price that prevailed at this:
time last soar. and bacon may be had
at some atom for 20 cents a pound}
as against 23 and till cents a tear not
The “average family" stash coata
about 28 cents a pound as it did last
year. though experts say that with aiii
feeding crops short it is not unlikely‘
that beef will go higher as the winter
PW-
Thp coat of poultry will be largely
dotsrtnlnad by cold storage holdiau.
the mysteries of which the layman
has not yat soivad. Potatoes. it is
hold. on almost certain to "stun a
luxury. for although the rosin porno
will not be do; until the last of this
month. indications are that the short-
age is ”flout. not only in thla'homr
try, but in Mind and in Germany.
in tho fall 6! last roar, m could buy
pod potatoes in tits ilald at as costs
I“bnlllii; today tho prioas range from
85 cents to mono than a dotiar. Canned
peas. bass and tomatoes also will its
higher. but rtes mam cheap and
uaiasa than is snarled advance in
pot-it. .it is armed that the man of
slander mass- can provide for his
family without serious strain: ..
lust and bodes ans both phenom»
«whitish. hut thus who are stndy- ,
in; tho list-hat Wiot'that dooraaaad
commotion. which intarlshly hollows
a prohibitive advaaoa. will soon os-
atora this two bloaktast tabla usual»
aitiss to a mop scratai iavai. Nata-
hsrlatauardtitoapatofluhroucht
u H casts a pound wholesale in Raw
You lsturdsr. as Mast to la: oasis
Pure Lard
Gold Dust
Sapolio
Seeded Raisins
Prunes 40-‘50’s
ax'rna stamps wml TEAS AND COFFEES
Raincoats $4. 98
LadicS’ and iMissos’ Raincoais, the Slip -
on Style, with Velvet Guitar, Tan and
Gray. Quality extra good.
14 to 44. On sale 84. 98.
Extra Specials} at the
A&P
Very Best Creamery Butter . 'a ib‘ 31c
Extra Fancy Potatoes
A8tl’ Fancy Patent Flour
Granulated Sugar
Baket' s Cocoa
Quaker or. Mother’ 5 Oats
Full Cream Cheese
.Uneeda Biscuit
Baking Soda
Raspberries
Fancy Head Rice
Wax Beans
TEAS CO FFEEB
50 with l pound at . ........ duct 30 with 1 pound at . ........ 35c
40 with 1 pound at .. ....... sectzo with l pound at ......... 30:
till pith 1 pound at ......... 400 10 with 1 pound at ...‘ ...... 25c
20 with 1 pound tit ......... 35¢; 10 with i lh.s ti'Ociocit lit .25o
All sues.
Store
peck 30c
a Bag 750*
at Cost
a can 16c
a package 90
3 pkgs. 25c
a lb Ho
3 lb. 15c
a pk'g 4c
. lb. pkg. 5c
2 cans 25c
3 lbs. 25c
_ 3 cans 25c
large pkg. 19c
cake 7c
3 pkgs. 25c.
2 pounds 250
Deliveries can a. m. and 2: 30 p. m.
[HE GREAT AliP ill COMPANY
”WAgfllNOTON ”.87.,
Ah
‘ «was. said Watidman. on tho
SOUTH NORWALK
Free Delivery
‘ “M
WM
tor. per hhl.. ..s up a 4.55 THE unronrutvne couuuran.
Boom. beat native . ,
steers. Chicano. Just Now He is Dancing Merrily to the
per 100 lbs. .. 8.00 8.80 Tune of “Seoul Days."
Sheep. prime. Chi» Commuters in the vicinity of South
caso. per 100 lbs. 8.85 4.?0 Nor-walk are at present gayly practic-
Hops. prime. Chica~ in: the art of terplschorean to the
so. per 100 lbs... 7.75 9.55 blltheaome strains of "The Good Old
Boot, carcasses, Chi. Golden Rule Day ." The State Normal
csxo. per lb. . ' .ii .10 School at New Haven has opened, at-
Hola. market pigs.~ tor the summer vacation. and the so
carcasses. Chica- tondsnoo from this section is larger
so, per in. . ._ .0975 .1175 than ever. The students prefer a car-
Ilutton. carcasses. ‘ , tsiu section of a particular train. and.
Chicano. par lb... .950 .1115 whiia there are scarcely scholar.
my". um... fresh. enough to till the coach. than are
per doaan . . .. .36 as quit. enough to take complete massa-
Baaf. family. par slop of it. They are of every known
phi. 13,50 19,09 variety, hiondos and brunettes. fair.
amp, per lo“ .04 ,0; and unfair; and. believe me. 1min.
Bacon, short ribs. there is some linguistic. talent shim
smoked. cum“ those prospective schoolma'ams. Nor
porlb. .0025 .1335 is the coutshulotlona always upo-
Rams. smoked. 9.;- " topics ao recondlto that others may
. lbw .155 .13 listen with profit. Pei-adventure the
“N, wast. .m, rest may hear. but the other part must
“it ID. ”NH“. ‘0‘“ “a” hoellniinatod. Al'lrl in 000'”!!!
Bun.“ " 0mm.". girl“. “I.” 1‘ no cloth“! in ”I.
state. 3.“. par lb. .27 315 presence of those tambryo guides of
(33.... out fao» the yduthful idea. ‘
umfg“§;f"f “35 '1‘“ nos osauaaa AT saaasctm
' ' .. onus—Ht-
m" ”‘9'”? W as 00 34.00 stamtm Rapnaatmd at rmiviuu in
‘ ”'HMM ‘, . Bristol Today
cm“ “"9“ ' m m Bitiil’i‘OL, Sept. 11..-—”’!‘bo loo asst.
”waju,’ . ‘ ' . era vet-o tits most popular and phih
W. h ' ’ ”m “m saihroplo m to the lists durlas the
W 4"" “W" ‘ ' . hot spoil-this annular.” autism
, out our ’ da’ntrsihort Validation of New Hausa
v g', n ‘ woodman ids-Dash" Asaootstioa
« ,; .. g . «at tho annual ‘apa‘aoh-barbacua :hiat
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