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Quality of Our ‘
CANDY"
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The modem TONIC RECON-
ITRUOTOR‘. containing the modic-
incl extractlvoa oi! Fresh 00d Liv-
era, with Popiouato or iron.
Bold only my
I. H. sdxvca
lee Cream
Bakery Products
Everything in Stock. la Fro-h.
‘ Paco and Claan.
F. A. LANE
It Washington Strut,
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kinda promptly built. Boato -
for sale. All kinda of repairing
givon spacial attontlon.
Oyotar Shall Point, Norwalk
”our Norwalk .
Harold Wentherwax. of Port Jcilcr—
lion, L. l., is spending a few days with
friends in town.
Miss Louise Egbert, of Flushing. l..
l.. is visiting in Nora-slit. having ar-
rived yesterday afternoon.
Banner Council, Nth S-l, Daughters
of Liberty. will hold its semi-monthly
business meeting, Thursday evening.
William )1. Apperson.'of Hill‘thl'd,’
has [won the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
DeWitt '1‘. Van Ilorcn‘. of East avenue
A. J. Collins. of South Norwalk, visit.
ed his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew:
Collins. of South street. Dunbury, over
Sunday.
Miss Marie Hunt. of Riverside ave-
nue. has returned home after an ex-
tended visit in Paterson. N. J.. with
relatives.
Dwiclu Keep. of .l. .\i. Layton ih‘Co...
., inc. of N West street. will move on
Friday into his new residence on Gib-i
Boll Court.
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'l'hrI South Xoiwaik Quartelte (‘lub
, will hold its weekly business meeting
this evening in its rooms in \‘ortht
Main street. :
Joseph G. Joni-ms manager of the Pic.-
.lure Shop in “ashlnglon street, haul
returned to town, alter a short sojourn!
in \‘e\\ Y'otk Ill). 5
Butler Chapter. So. 38. Royal Arch
Masons. will hold a stated wonva'atlou 1
this evening in the Masonic Temple in
South Main street.
Edward F. Kuch, of Port Chester.“
New York. has been visiting his pro ‘
enls. Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Karla;
of Franklin street.
The monthly hustness meeting of
the Hat Trimmers association “ill be
held this creator in La! Ior l locum. in
Washington street . '
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Henri 'l‘ liiIchIoIk and family lilo
moving into then new house on {lib- 3
non Cour,t vacating Ihclr present homo
at 16 Taylor avenue.
0
Governor Simeon h}. llaldwln will
leave New Haven a wock from today
for Kansas (lily. Mo, to address the
Missouri Bar Ausoclation.
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Tho saml~monlhly buslneaa meeting
of tho Painters’ and Decorators' Union
will he held Thursday droning in its
rooms in Washington olreel.
'rlm town board of school visitors
will hold a almlal motlnl thin ovo
plan. at which limo oovcral matters of
importance will he considered.
Th4; wooklvbuolnoaa muting of Us:
coo Tribe. No. 20. improvod Ordov of
Roll Mon. will ho hold this ovoninx in
the wisdom In Washington street.
'l‘lIo weekly bualnou meeting of
Washington (la-p. No.11, Patriotic
Ordor of Sons of Amorlca. will on hold.
this avonlnfi. in its rooms in Wuhina- ‘
ion street.
Hrs. Jamar Davis. alto at tho ou-
porlnleadout of tho Bronx. poaooliico.
and tour daoghlora. mun Halon and
Grace, and Min nomoo Boi'hor, all
of New York. who havo boon owppina
with Mrs. Gran. Tall, is Havlland
moot. havo loll for thou- homo.
Charles Buck. Jr.
ELECTRICAL
way and cater to his
Likewise we suit his
CONTRACTOR
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REPAIR WORK
75;;
51 MAIN 87.. NORWALK
'is exported um about 125
. CitY PmtmgCo
Telephones: Office, 901; house, 21-3
Mrs. John H. Tuthill, of 30 Monroe:
Street. has returned home after a two-
Mainc. buvlngf
gone there to attend the wedding or u ‘7
wccks' visit in Bangor,
relative.
Mls Edward De laxante and son
Victor and daughter Helen. of \‘ew
York city. spent the last oi the. week;
_ with her sister,
Mrs. William Richards,
0! Iinrrltt avenue.
...._ ;
Frank Smith oft'lardner Mam. aim
‘has been sponlllnz the past few days
with Robert Trlsiram. oi East Wall
street. returned home in his Chalmers?
Detroit
noon.
automobile yesterday alter-i
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The lint TriInnicrs' Association will
hold its regular meeting this evening
Iin the Labor Lyceum. at which tlmcl
malicrs of importance will come up for
the consideration of the members. All
are requested to attend.
Work was started yesterday morn.
ing upon the West. Rot ks road b_\ (“on
ll.'I("101 Sslmlnr (‘iIaIiott. “ho was
a'warded the contract last week in the
sclec linen
siblc.
Contractm (‘. Irving livington. of
\Vcstport lH'It’illt’, has started viork
digging thc dltc hes in New town IIIcnuc
im the extension of the gas mains in
that tborouahl’aro by the llousntonic
Power Company The ditchcs will be
.in all about six bundrcd loot.
Tho strict department of this city
have (‘Ollllllt‘llct‘ll wotk on a cIo-amvalk
ut tlm inaction ol l-.‘lv and lmxinalon
avenues and that llIiI will in!
lion ol lllt' Ionl wuv during the pics
( nt storm has been a chv Inuddi pass
lnu lill llil residents of Sprlnunood
'l‘hc forty-seventh annual dinner and ‘
(reunion ol’ the Fourteenth Regiment.
(' \'., \vll be hclIl at Bond” II at 2
o‘clock Saturdav afternoon. A meri—
inI; will be held in the hall of Nathan-
lol Lyon. G. A. R.. in tho morning. it
members
will be present.
Miss Muriel Burroil. of Brooklyn.
who is quite Ill at her home. is report-j
ed as being somewhat improved it
was feared that the young lady had an'
attack of typhoid lover, but tho at-
tending physician has pronounced hor
trouble as malaria. Her many Nor-
walk lrlonda will he planned to learn
of her marked Improvement.
Tho paving committee oi the Nor-
walk city in regards to the proposed
paving movement will most this ovo-
ninu. The committao was supposed to
have not last ovening. but because at
the Democratlo convontion and the Ro-
pnhiioan’ callous. both q! the (My of
Norwalk, tho muting was poolponod
by Mayor Edward J. Finnegan until
this evening.
Thor. will he II. meeting of the ex-
ooutlvo commlltoo of tho Gonnacticut
Banhcra' annotation. this altar-noon.“
tho South Nurwaiit Country mub. nin-
nar will he served at 3 o'clock and the
motion will follow. At this time. two
raprosontativas to the national con-
vention. which will ho hold at New
Orleans in door-moor. win he sleet-
a
y g. -
GENERAL ,
The. work of impImement ,
twill be hurried along as rapidly as pos-,
uppro '
minted seems Iciy (tiwltlt‘nl till that not ‘
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The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
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We Can Fit “You
No Matter How You’re Built
We are specialists in fitting the. hard to
fit. We handle each customer in a different
you have had trouble in. getting fitted prop-
erly you're the man we're looking for. As
for the 3m} and price—well, these will be
as pleasing to 'you as the fit.
Prices range from $18 to $45.
TWO STORES:
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individual measure.
If
individual taste.
* rm Iain: maul?
. rejected. 34 ycaes and i) noes.
‘ verso.
‘ 757 for the bridge and 72 against the
, of. the bridge and 25 against it and
.tbe park, 408 voted for the improve
. ment and ill against it.
rick W.
The excitement and expectancy of:
ln~i
IIIIIIIII in) warrant
was manipulations
(Continued irom First Paco.)
Of
those 19 were for the park. you: ii for
the park, no; 15 for the bridge. yes:
7 for the bridge. no. The“: ballots
were placed in the wrong boxes, the
bridge ballots in the park box and vice
in the third district. eight ballots
were rejected and in the second none.
in the lirat district the vote stood
bridge. On the other issue. 602 voted
in favor of the park. and 126 against. ‘
This district registered the heaviest
vote against both the bridge and the
park.
The second district (‘alit 965 in favor
932 for the park and £0 against it.
The third district voted over 300 to
i for the bridge. their vote being 423
for the bridge and 333 against it. For!
The officials of the count at the Sec»
and Voting District were I). William
Hartord, clerk at the count, and Char-
les lo. Waiters. Eugene S. Lal‘lin.
George fl. Tollmndae and Matthew
Crcagh. counters.
in the First Voting District the.
conntcrg were Charles E. Curtis. John!
w. out-now. omme Powell and Pat-l
manna. ‘ '
the Valera and people xcnerally,
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
. Largo. medium and Snappor lino
Butter-flan, Flat, Fruit Mackaral.
.....4. ......m Nun...”— uam. .. -.....»«nm... 9...... .
i Large Soft Crabs
a. Swordfish, Cod. Salmon. Woakl'lah,
Clam Bags
éfCIutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
. TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVIRV.
gm...
. GOitDON
HOSIERY
l LndiI-a’ Silk Lisle. black and
1 white. 25c. 35:. 3 for“81.00.
in black, 39:. 8 for $1.25 and 50:.
Extra sinus. 25c. 39c and Mia.
Silk boot. lis‘p voles and top. 506
White spill solos. 25c and 350-
Estrn sites. 25:, 29c and 35c.
J. i. Mallette‘
(Formerly Mia-ca Dawson)
88 Washington St. Tel. 449
llrhl‘l'l'l-H‘lwi-ili'
4%
Paid on Savings
.. Deposits
DEPOSIT.
DRAW lN’I’IIIOT
FROM
THI
FIRIT
OF
IAOH MONTH
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Was-Mi
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OLMOTIAD APPIAL! mvoaoa .
DIOIOION
An appeal has been taken. by tho
daiondaut in the divorce case or No
l. Olmslend oi Dunbar: against:
Fernando C. Olmotoad at tho oomo
place. Tho can was hard in Dan-
IIIIry list mouth and Judas Can an
dociaion in favor of tho plalatll
aroutlna nor a divorce. the custody
of tire minor children and alimony
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...... in the turn at $8.500. payabio within
‘7" ’3: or!“
190 ‘ilIYI. Tho coopla woro marriod
on November 27. 1m and tho do-
minant was mound of laddollty and
Motion Madison m nomad as oo-
Want.
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The Secret of Wealth
is ones ability to have. and the pro-
grcssive man of today does not neg-
icct his teeth until he has a mouth full
of decayed remnants bolero consulting
a dentist. A small cavity taken in
time saves the moth. raves suffering,
saves time in the dental chair. saves
the health and saws money. The con-
dition of a person‘s teeth affect the
general licnllh, the general health at
feels his capabilities. but me help
you to saw your hcalth and your mon-
ey. Consultation free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Norwalx
Hours: 9 a. In. to 8 p. In. Sun-
days by appointment om.
NOTICE
Owing to the scarcity of
ice, until further notice nfy
prices will be as loitowa:
Wholesale. (the per hundred:
retail. family trade. 60¢ per
hundred.
For sale, all kinds of sawed
wood. 7 to in inches long,
$6.00 per cord.
Send your orders to olllco.
corner Fairllold and bounce-
llcut Avoo.. tel 897. or real.
dcncounarion. tel 259.3.
E. T. BATES,‘
/ AUCTION II". ITO.
pimp w. nitration
Funeral Motor and [inhalant
10 North Main Mot. Ioutli Namath
fluldanoa, | Washington UM
Tolopliono at allies. can.
' 'i‘alophona at homo, ”8.
Liability Eolicios
Proiori
limo.“ ;
‘. eluding especially the ladies
vilhronghoul the day
‘highcst point a: about 5:30 o'clock in1
i
isull of the ballot was
the afternoon when the first returns
came in. When the oiilclul announce-
ment was madeI from The Sentinel ol-
‘llcc of East Norwnik‘a overwhelming
vol» for both bridge and park. there
was no doubt as to p'hst the result
would be. A feeling of wonder was up
parent. it» while all wore prepared to
receive an affirmative vote, oven the
most annmrlnc ol‘ the supporters of the
project had cxpcclcd nothing like the
victory gained.
The day was a hard one lor those
worklnv at the polls. in South Nor:
walk and East Norwalk. the bridge
committee was on the job every min-
ute from early morning until the polls
closed. llilatory
polls to register their affirmative votes
in order that the number might reach
its highest proportions. in South Nor.
walk. the bridge committee and the
Merchants" and Manufacturers Austi-
clntion were assisted materially by the
city oilicluls. Mayor Albert iii. i’ohl-
man being prominent. among the col-
ors. Senator Jeremiah Donovan also
set the day asidc for the bridge and
park alone and was present
“hr-re
illi‘l‘kd on tho campalun in a most el-
icctivp manner. as was cvldcmcd by
illl.‘ largo vote polled in lavor of both
ballots.
one stood in wonder for it was seen
that history had been written with
those fixtures. such as had never be-
lore been penncd in the archives of
the old town. ‘
No sooner had the rcsuli oi the vote
been announced. omclally. thud the
question was generally asked.
neat?" and hundreds of answors came
back toll and strong. 'iiegln to build
immediately."
Everywhere on the street corners. in
the stores and in the homes. the bridle
hill and its victorious passage was
the topic at earnest and heated conver~
nation. Nowhere was there to be
round an opponent to tho proposition
MIGITV 0F MILK iN IOOTON.
BOSTON. Sept. l2.~~-~Btrlking milk
walon drivers remained lirm today in
their demand for increased pay and a
hotter arrangement (or helpers and
new men, with the result that many
milk consumers. hotels. restaurants
and steamship componloo hora dld'not
,rocolvs thoir usual oupply of milk un.
til otter tho business of the morning
had started. many families wero
without milk bacon-a tho dolivoI-y was
auopondod in loan notions by moon
of there not hold. onoaah men to take
tho piano of tho striking drivara. My
tor a midulaht muting at tho striking
salon drivmmilom worn today mm
to parauolo tho atrlhohroakora to
ioavo thoir wanna. it was also an
mood that a Wilda from tho
i
as the ro-l
maintained i
and reached itsi
voters were rented
out and all but forced to conic lo the _
'Whao
pm to m tho oihclala
every‘
men and the .V'oruaik Board of 'l‘radI-f I
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Norwulks vote was the lust
of tho thrcc districts to bc anuounccdl
and when this was chalked up, overvil
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You can depend on our Butter always. Every, ounce guaranteed put-a.
A. F. Beckmann St (30.5
SELECT OROOERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS K
83 A 85 WASHINGTON 81'. Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
RIVER STREET
Automobiles for Hire ,
By Hour, Day or Week
Experienced and Careful Chauffeurs
OSCAR H. BANKS":
Telephone 681-3
NORWALK, CONN. '
43.2.5
Now Is the Time to get
Extra Nice Peaches, bskt. 7Sc&$l
For Canning
Tomatoes
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 103».
ROton‘ Point Ho
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions A
HIGH CLASS CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PIAXZA
Tel 500
m \Oer’ m mm... mm”... Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
JACOBS 31105.. Managers
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toam Standing.
and with very few exceptions. those Won
who voted against either measure will New York ...... 77
hover ho known as it is not exuctl)‘ Chicago ............ 76
healthy for opposition to make itaoiliPittsburg ........... 76
toll on measure. of this character. :Pbiladelphla ....-th
The roles in all three districts werelili. Louis .......... till
not as large as usual, but were much ' Cincinnati ......... till
hcavlar than wore anticipated for a‘llrooklyn . .......... 50
special election. Boston ............. 33
boat
46
48
58
57
62
fill
315
93
Voatorday'o Iiaaulto.
Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 1.
Chicago 2. Cincinnati 0.
New York-Bolton, rain.
AMIRIOAN LIAOUI.
can-...
,‘l’oam- Standing.
Won boat EU
Philadelphia .......llll
Doiroit ...........79
Now York ........70
Cleveland ..........llll
Chloago,...........65
Boston ............u
Washinaton ........55
It; Loni. otlaaalboolss
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45
' 52
62
ill
67
88
77
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my. Ito-alto.
Philadelphia 12, New York 5.
Waahlnutnn 7, Boston 1.
Chicago 7. St. Louis ti (first rams).
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All]
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Toronto ............ lit”: 54
llultiinui‘c .......... Ill 54
liult'alo ............. 7t) 67.
Montreal ........... till 74
Jersey t‘lly .........'It3 iii!
Newark............53 87
Providence ..49 88
iron railings in some manner and no»
—-—-—¢
Yoatorday'o Rosalia.
Toronto 'I‘. llui‘lulo «l (mat namely.
liufi’olo" .. Toronto 1 (second game).
Jersey City“ .. Newark 0.
Baltimore 4, Providence 3.
Montreal 5. Rochester ll.
HORSE lNJURED HIMSELF.
anon-va- "V, ‘
Caught Hoot in Iron Railings on island
wool. ~ “I
One o! the horses belonglnc to lilo
Goo. Hotchklss Son: Ecol 00.. lulu!-
ed himself quite severely at the hitch-
ing mil in lesson pluco Nutcrday at.
tampon. He not his foot batman tho
coming enraged when he oculd not“
not it out he pulled so hard that Mi
about was pulled otl'.
Residents of the street in pom
saw the horse suffering and comp
ad to dormant Bryan H. slit. of ‘
Norwalk police department. trim
the horse to Bunk-l Livers
v‘hmm was almost! '
Norwalk Chronicler