'd
‘The regular meeting of Rowayton
fibre Company will be held this even-
‘iiniliam Cuahman. of Logan street.
ml returned from a month’s visit in
w York state.
W m
r The ice cream store of Stephen
Stbae. on Roton Point avenue. has clos-
oil for the winter.
'fDanIei P. Morreli brought over a t
cargo of watermelons on Saturday in
his motor boat Eva. ,.
titusseli Broadway, of Crockett
street. want to New York Saturday
and remained over Sunday.
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The regular meeting of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held in their quarters tonight.
lra Kiginofof West Side avenue.
who has been confined to his home for
n time. is able to be about again. .
Percy Fenner, of Hartford. who has
been visiting at the home of his aunt.
Mrs. i. W. Clark, returned to his home
Saturday.
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Miss Rena Hubbell. of Grove street.
Bridgeport, who has been visiting with
Miss May Tuck, of the [notch Point
road. returned home today.
Mrs. George W. Thompson. of Syra
case, N. ,is faulting her annual visit
with her son. William R Thompson.
at Kill-Kare cottage. Rowaylon.
The horse of'Groceryman Marsh
Thatcher has been critically Iii with
colic. and it was thought would die.
but now appears to have recovered.
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Mrs, Rose Seroco. who. with her
three sons and a daughter. have been
staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Stelnhart, on Craw avenue. de-
parted for New York, last week.
A party of Rowayton pcople. includ-
ing Postmaster Harvey Ackart, Edwin
W'. Godfrey, ira Klgglus. Earl Thomea
and Oliver i. Clark. want to the aero-
plane flights in, StadeTSalurday. in
Mr. Ackart's automobile.
Thaddeus H. Bell. of Port Chester.
N. i'.. is tin- guest of his daughter.
Mrs. h‘rank i..‘ Thcuii. of l’onnoyer
fiiieol. Mr. die“ is an old resident of
this place and his many friends are
glad to see his genial (are.
The meadows at the head of Five
Mile River and on the Roma Point
road are being drained this week in
tho mosquito conquest, and the rest
dents are happy in the thought that
the posts will disappear soon.
The second and third quarterly _-con
furnace will he held tomorrow evening
at the residence of the pastor of the
Methodist Church. Presiding Elder
(ioonenough will be present and those
taming are expel ted to be able to
speak upon the question of .ihe adnill~'
tanoolof laymen to the conference.
About noon yesterday the champion
stock car of America. which came
from Michigmk was stalled in a foot
and .‘ a half of mud at Rotofl Point
Commodore Farrell‘s ninety-horse pow.
or machine could not pull it out so
John H Broadway‘s team of horses
went down and finaili succeeded in uk-
trimming the machine.
An clocilou to the board of trustcosl
of the Methodist Episcopal Church”
will be held Thursday evening. the'
polls being open from 7: 30 to 9 o ‘clock.
The members whose term expire this
your are Charles W. Bell, Alfred B.‘
Crockett and Daniel P. Wicks. All
church members twenty-one years of
age, or over, are requested to vote.
Someone passing through this vii.
lags on the trolley. Saturday evening.
loaned too far out of the car, and his
but blow off. A jovial party of way-i
tarot-s who came along at ,about the
shine limo. tossed the hat over the
roof of Marsh Thatcher's department
store. where Marsh Was much surpris-
ed to find it yesterday morning. The
owner may recover his property by ap-
plying to March.
A surprise party was tendered to
fibroid Cutttill. of Rowayton avenue.
Saturday evening. the originators of
the event being some of Mr. Cuthlll'a
schoolmates. Games and music were
onioyod, and refreshments were sort»
ed. Those present. included Maud
mundane. Harriett mu. union Tar
. for. Ruth Cakes, Bertha Seodold. Men
ton Raoke'tt George Hammond. With
no Jennings and Harold Outhiil. .
A rally for, the
street bridge. and park was held one
urday eveninglo Rewarton nan Com-H
pany' s hall. it was opened by comra-
‘ without the my name
to know where the. bridge occupants
upwind their title was. property. sad
whether or not they
. tors; also why all. the
had been ignored with the exception
of the town treasurer. Some of the pool
pie had never heard of‘some members
of the bridge committee. and believed
resented. It was ail-latter! that a new
bridge was needed. and if the people
voted right a structure that would be
as credit to the town would be erected.
Some people thought the reason why
Governor Baldwin veto‘od the measure
was because the state Was so poor that
a (nrnivai beginning sept 13.
ter, Lucy. have returned to their home
here. after a short visit at the home
of Miss Lucy A. Raymond. of Lewis.
boro.
have postponed their auto trip to Doug
of Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn
repairs have not been completed as
‘ day,
new Whflilnfldtl-l ., ‘ R
up. one: was
MM. Some of the voters wanted
were not” squat-
tbwn officials
hat Rowayton should there been rcp—
t bad‘begun making exorbitant taxa-
ion of oyster ground a feature. ‘*
*
The Noroton Fire Company will give
Mrs Mikey Monroe and her daugh-
Mrs. Cantrell and party of friends
island until next week. They will go
by way of Rye and across the Sound
by boat to Sea Cliff.
_..‘......
After a protracted visit to the home
lves. at
Southlngton. Miss Dorothy E. tree has
returned to the home of. her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. B. l". ives. horq‘.
u..-
The Congregational Sunday school
met yesterday for the first time since
the church was closed for repairs. The
yet. but services will be held never-
tireless.
The annual election of trustees ot
the Methodist Episcopal 'Cbol‘ch will
be held this evening. 'l‘hero was spe-
cial music at the (thumb \oslcrdav
and the pastor preached at both arr
\lioii to large congregations.
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There were two sales of real estate
in liaricu. last week. and the mort-
gages amounted to 33.000. The prop-
Norwniitcrrldaymmins; the late-fins
mr want wean. and the truck was
ditched at the side of the road. This.
our m «mu manila mountain-
d'er of the trip. on account of damases
received in this mishap and the child-
ren could not be brdught in all day
Mr Taylor. however, curl“ several
of the teachers from school to their
homes in a surrey.
Town Officers Nominated Last yank—
‘lllO (.‘atsklils. for his health.
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N EW CANAAN DEMOCRATS.
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News Notes of the Town.
The'Democratic commit was held in
the court mum in the Town hall. Fri-
day evening. There was only a very
small number of voters present. ll. S.
Wood was chosen chairman and Hen-
ry Kelley. clerk. The following ticket
was adopted with little opposition:
Seiecttnen-«d‘ranklya Stevens. Ur-
ban Seymour.
Town Cleric-Andrew P. Jones.
Towu Treasureer. ll. Lawrence.
Assessor-C. C. Taylor,
lloard of. Relief-~«Ciraries ii. Weed.
Eberhard Smith. ,.
A~uditor Myron Crawford
Constables-l. A Jones. A \‘i. No.
bios.
(ix-and JurorswCom-ad Woiiel, Jocks
in Seeth! ‘Q
Registrar—«James .l. Cody.
School Board—F. E. Green. John H.
Seileck. ‘
Tax Collector—Alexander
drick.
Tree \‘i’ardenwbllcllsel Ahearn. ii
Library ('ommitiec—-—llenry Kelley,
C. G. Taylor.
McKen-
James Thomas is ill at his home in
iiurtis avenue.
m
(‘amcron Borei ll assisting (‘ari
S. Raymond in his night lunch room.
Miss Pearl 'lls. the efficient com-
posltor in the Ad\ertiaor office. is on
,joyiug a deserted vatatlon.
“an...”
Attorney Floyd ii. Bartram has re-
'Vturncd to his law practice ‘ln Slam
ford. after spending the summer in
i
l‘ecil hllkins. ill at his home on Rail-
crty transfers were Mathias Haas to
Charles livokar. iakewood uienuo: A.
ll. Nowu to Home linnk and Trust.
(knnpany. Main street.
John i). Crimlnlns. of Coilcndor's
Point received news last uoelt. of the
death of his son. Thomas id. Crimmins.
of New York. He died at ”t a m. Fil
in his home, 725 Park av.enuo
Tile news was quite unexpetlod by
shock to him.
in a pool match. recently. at the No
some little interest. W. Hianchard took
fin; straight from George Green and
was acclaimed the champion one hand-
ler of the fire house.
seems to be greatly adapted to the
game which be had adopted as his fa-
‘ vorito.
m
The tends tournament in men‘s dou.
tilled. which was to have begun at Woo
liurn Friday afternoon. was postpon-
ed on arconnt of the rain. Many had
already congregated at the club to see
the opening of the tournament. but a
isicady downpour began at about 5:15
which made it impossible tobold the
event. The eutrlea‘ are: (l. Trow-
bridal! and F. Dean opposing Dr. Neil-
son and H. Holbrook; ii. Black and F.
Dean. bye, Dr. MacDonald and T.
Trowhrldge. bye: K. Deans" and C. D.
iockwood opposing B W Wenman
and E. P Howell.
The matter of conveying some of the
school children in to school each day
from outlying districts seem! to be a
lemon between Andrew Taylor and
the Consolidated Auto Company. of
South Norwalk. which was given the
contract for the work. The first day
of school, Taylor's parryali took the
children in. The second day, the oth-
er companywas on the Job. Friday
the work.» in part. reverted to Taylor.
as the autotruck. 0 its way from
South Norwaik, metiwlth an accident
which prevented ita‘ getting. over to
Darlen in time to t he the pupils to
school. it seems, {I the truck was
cumin: down loath Main street; south
r,
iNG
sod is new on.
his ldward .1. human. of the MW” 3 , 'iv
lions town committee has. ,
the father. and proved to be a greaticaso
f perntivc.
ipatient has shown symptoms of the
mica Heights tire house. which was ofi
M r. Blanchard i
soon as the young man is sufficiently
strong to submit to an X- ray exarnina-
lion. an effort will he made to locate
1th.. trouble. ‘nhlch is of an intestinal
inaioro. ills slight present improve-
meat is a source of great satisfaction
to his numy friends.
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G. llerbcri Johnson is seriously ill
with appendicitis at his home on East
avenue. Dr. Lloyd is attending the
An operation is said to ilt’nlm-
This is the third time the
disease. and each attack is more acute.
His many friends hope for him a suc-‘
cesstui operation and complete recov-
ery.
SUPERIOR COURT.
H
Rev. Alien Seaman of Fairfieid One
of the Number.
A panel of 30 Jurors was drawn this’
morning for the September term of
the criminal Superior court which con‘
veins at the courtly court house to-:
morrow afternoon. The jurors are or-
dered to report Wednesday morning'
at 10 o'clock. Tuesday afternoon will?
be devoted to putting prisoners to5
A. E. lieeman of Fairlieid has been:
drawn as a juror. ‘
Sheriff Vollmer in the presence of
Justice Wheeler of the Supreme court:
John C. Curtis, Edgar Dean. Gout-gel
Malone. of pollution. wants! of
1“. Kane, Danbury: Edward (3 Jon-
nings and Edward D. Gillette. bin-ton;
A. E. liceman. William Ii. Hull. Edgar
C. Wilson. Falrlioid; Bentley M. Mer-
ritt. Malcolm H. Bheiiy. Joseph A.
Wheian, Greenwich; John W. Andor.
son and Frank Wooster. Huntington:
George 1. iieli. Theodore Caldwell.
New Canaan; Waiter Bradley. Frank
H. ives, Newtown: Charles .H Harvey.
John T iiayea and Eugene M. Toiles,
Nor-walk; George B. Clarke. 1). Smith
Gage. Ridgefield; Thomas Bland. W.
A. Clark and Jeremiah Miller. Slam.
ford; Joseph '1‘. Bradley. George Sto-
vor. Weatport.
APPLI EXHIBITION
'l‘reo Warden leach Cornell. while
in maroon: on eatarday. secured some
apples grown on a tm I"’that he had
sprayed and otherwise treated earlier
in the year. Three of the apples he
placed in Glendoanlnge pharmacy
window. where their menstrual also
attracted the attention of a large can»
her of people yesterda utters
Gently In! Home
hing sensation in your head. a bad
your skin is yellow. with, dark rings
under your eyes;
parched. No wonder you feel
mean and ill tempered. Your system
and what you need is a‘ cleaning up
nuisance to yourself and those who
member that every disorder of the!
stomach,
quickly cured by morning with gen-
tle, thorough Cascarets—ahey work
while you sleep.
your druggist will keep you and the
entire family feeling good for months.
Children love to take Cascarets, be-
cause they taste good and never gripe
or stoked. '
SOUTHINGTON MYOJ’IRY NOLVID.
der Morrtiis avenue has been solved.
oarin armmd the pipe so that the flow
.Scarch made for the shut off valve
was sucrcssfui and the flow of water
i
, for compensation for expense incurred
. pod dead. The dolls were registered in
llethel and are owned by a Mrs. Jack-
,The menu contained everything good
to eat and the committee was hishly
commended upon the success of their
work. After the feasting games and
athletic feats were indulged in by all
Rillliiit
filly stilt... Your
Liver. Stommh Md Newbie and
Vou Fool Ore» by Morning.
You're bilibua..¥db have. a throb-
aste in your mouth. your eyes burn.
your' lips are
ugly,
8 full of bile not properly passed off.
aside. Don‘t continue being a biiious
ove you, and don’t resort to harsh
ihyslcs that irritate and injure. ile-
liver and intestines can be
A iii-cent box from
I
gut...
2
SOUTHINGTON. Sept. 1i.-~Tbe
mystery of the subterranean lake un-
the house. were being built on the site
of a skating rink which was burned
down. investigation showed that a
water pipe which carried water into
the rink from the street main had nev~
er been shut off. For several years the
water has been flowing out of the
pipe deep down in tho afound. satur-
ating the sheiion. When excavations.
were. made for the houses the water
flowed in. When pumping stopped
the water continued to low oreover
it is thought that the constant pump
lug had the effect of removing the
increased to tho (tallftcuy of the pipe.
stopped. '\'0 further trouble will be.
oxinirienced The owners of the land
are now considering making a claim...
in trying to pump out. the water.
DOGS KILL CHICKENS.
Not until two dogs. one a brown and
white one and the other a black and
tan.
street. get his revenge and then he
book It with a vengeance lie discov-
rond avenue. to alightis improved M "‘d "‘9 “03‘ 5"” they ““1" "'
cape and with uberrinil aim fired a
gun at one. The, dog dropped dead.
brother Jack Parks heard the excite
meat and having no firearms of any
sort handy. he picked up a shovel
and slruck the other dog. which drop
son. of Wall strait. Since the rents.
lrstlon the dogs have been brought to
Norwalk. The aciectmen have been
notified and the usual course will be
followed.
OAK GROVE CLAMBAKE
The annual clambnke of the Oak
Grove Club. of \i‘iunlpauk, was bold
yesterday afternoon in the vacant lot
at the rear of the club rooms. it was
PANEL OF JURORB DRAWN FOR probabh the moat atlcccsaful ever
,held under these auspices and all of
i the one hundred and forty guests have
nothing but a fine time to report.
present.
HIT av TRAIN, MAY DIE
BRISTOL. Sept.
bud killcd twcliiyelghi of his
. chickens. did “allure Parks. of France
ll.——Constantlne
plea and no cases will be tried. Rev. ! Mariuslak. became confused while
crossing the railroad tracks here yes-
.terdny and was struck by a Water—
The following panel was chosen by bury-bound train and received lntoml
injuries which may cause his death.
tile was taken to a Hartford hospital.
Olllm TO ONT DON‘T»-
' “VINO! BANK
.WASHINGTGN, Mgept. ‘11T‘Pmt!
master General Hitchcock today an-
nounced the designation of 600 addi-
tional postal savings depositorlee a:
mung which Were the following:
Greenwich and Mlddletown. Conn»
Fall Rim. Mass.
Service in these cities will begin
Dumber ’ii _
i %
Glover’s
rm: PLACE
FALL STYLES
ALL LEATHERS
“Wear Shoes that Fit."
_ Two Stores
*Norwaik South Norwalll
Wu»:
Fenwick Optical Co.
[th'rTOK
WWW BI £0011
Ives exmuiso can
AND cusses ouanau'raso
Open "Oddly and Saturday evenings.
UNITED OANK BUILDING.
MIMI Nomlk
Oaiiy Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only.
Freight Propellers leave Pin
8!. last River. New York (foot
III. and South Nonalh up be 8:10
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Analog J. him. 0. O. Heisman.
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when you buy it
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Valley Grove
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Steamer Huntington
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WIil run as follows:
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On and After FRIRIAY. JUN! a. 101!
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for Nomik Mo»
:3? and Pi- days at 0:46 a. on. and
Leave Nemttt for Huntington. Moo-
, R? New” " m " m“ A. J. ANGEVINE 8t
. unbeaten visual-duos. SON C0. ~
Stove
We will refund money after 30
days’ use. if not satisfied.
Prices from
$19 to $55
1.4-1“ WANNINOTON IT.
Follow, That of bought" by Only a
274 White street, Danbury, at 1:15
Saturday afternoon, occurred only ten
minutes after the receipt of a totes
nounein; the death of Mrs. Spltae's
daughter. Mrs, Frederick Woithansen.
day morning.
, curl-i. 0', use. eel-m. .,
nap-.4...
Few Hours.
The death of Mrs. Daniel Spitze. of
grant from Brockville. .Oanada. an.
which occurred in that. place Satur-
Mrs. Spitze, who was the wife of a
well known German resident of Dan-
bury, has been seriously ill about two
weeks and her death was due to a
complication of diseases following an
attack of pneumonia. She was sixty-
nine years of age and is survived by
her husband and by three sons, Wil-
Ham and Louis Spitze. of Danbury,
and Daniel Spitle. of Elmira. N. Y..
and by two daughters. Mrs. John
Banks. of South Norwalk. and Mrs.
Diedriclr lloha. of Norwalk. She was
a native of Germany and before going
to Danbury, about like years ago, was
a resident of South No rwalk.
Mrs. Frederick Wolthausen. the
daughter. whose death occurred in
ilrockvtlle Saturday, was. belbre her
marriage. Miss Louisa Spltze. Her
husband, who conducts a hat factory
in Brockville, is a brother of John H.
i‘i‘oilhausen. of Danbury, formerly of
South Norwaik. Mrs. \Volthausen.
who was forty-seven years of age, an-
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Sexto-blade
Razor ,
In just a good plain Razor,
r a “Safety," as you prefer.
Easily strapped. keen. smooth.
shaving blades. Ask to ex-
amine one.
STYLE A. '52
STYLE B. 33
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The Celebrated $3.50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 50c
Call at our store and examine them
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGISTO
8 North Main St. Bo. Nemlk
Does Your Roof Leak?
The Century Compound
STOP! ALL LEAK!
Me A GALLON 050 A GALLON
We guarantee the Weather wear of
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for estimates. Correspondence Ioiio
tied.
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hUNDAY DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 0|.
Old Folks Should be Careful iii ..
Ml "Ell PE” .
detection of Regulatlve MIOHW
We have a safe, dependable
tagether ideal remedy that 13
lbrly adapted to the uncommon”
need people and tmsoha of west:
etltutlona who enter from constipatta
or other bowel disorders. We an
cedtaln that it. will relieve then a
plaints and give absolute satisfaction
in.every particular that we offer
with our personal guarantee that.“
shall cost the user nothing it it mid
to substantiate our claims. This rein! _
edy is called Rexall Orderlies. “
Rexall Orerlles~ have a soothing
healing, strengthening. tonic and resin ‘
lative action upon the bowels. They
remove all irritation. dryness. serene“ .
and weakness. They restore the bowels . ~
and associate organs to more vigorous .
and healthy activity. They are eaten.
like candy may be taken at any timof'i
without inconvenience. do not omit”
any grilling. nausea. diarrhoea. axe“
site looseness, flatulence or other dim"
Qrecable effect. Price 50c. 23c and
109. Sold only at our stores/Filo Buy“
all Store. The Clifford Pharmacy. _
Quittner & Canty. Props.
derment an operation in Brockviii.‘
on Thursday last. and her relativu
here had been apprised that her con
dition was serious. Saturday morning'
mail brought a letter containing thef
information that there was little hope
of her recovery and a few momentl’
after 1 o‘clock in the afternoon. when 1,“ .
the death of Mrs. Spitze was expected '
momentarily, a telegram announcind
the death of Mrs. Woithansen wastes
ceived. Mrs. Wolfhausen is survived
by her husband and one son.
a
some men are such chilly proposl
lions that you couldn‘t worm that “9;.
with a live wire.
or
C..—
rwo mourns MORE or"
not WEATHER
HEAT
WHEN A
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ABLE CAN BE HAD ON in.
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Housatonic
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WITH .00 NO ti '1‘ u i t. 00.. 191
IILKM . RE?”§2..°R:..%.’; ”m. 1201.
Capital Iurolua and Profits
0100.000.” 0117M
«numb Manhood “baryon [he Refill & Volk
PNIOINIOK H. ROWAN. Ind Vide-
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RECREATION W ,
May trips. Mondays Sept. 11 M“
18 Sinclair Hotelflletblebom
4 days trip. Saturday. Sept. 1..
ternational Hotel.
at. :3“
renoo River and Montreal. .... u
8 days“ trip. Saturday. Sept.
plain . .. ..(
ti~day trips. Saturdays. Soda“ fl»
Waterbury Vermont
May trips Sadat-days, Sept. ti
Old Point Comfort and Washinlb
from New York ............. fl
Oct. 21. ,
Gettysburg. Luray enema
One tour. October 14.
Atlantic City .............. ....
lroqucis.
li‘or descriptive circular call on G
White Mountains
Niagara Falls . ......... "”431.“
Niagara Falls. Toronto,
Maquam Bay. Vt" on Lake OM
and 23. Hotel Lake Champlain. .
and 23. Waterbury Ina.
7-day trips. Saturdays. Sept. 1'.
Washington. from New York. .
May trips. Sept 11 and 18. Hotel,
Harris. at depot. or adulm.
Norwalk Chronicler