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’ TER DOELGER '
FIRST PRIZE
. . BOTTLED
erres'sy‘fbr dbefiasrze
Is the one beer that can be absolutely relied upon as being perfectly
pure, clean and nutritious. No mother could prepare food With more
care than that uSEd in its brewing and bottling.
. Alittlo hither in price than osdinary beer—a crest deal higher in quality
'A. F. Beckmann he (30., Solo Agents, Soutthorwalk
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PETER DOELGER FIRST PRIZE BREWERY, mAssmssii-mm. mm
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‘ tho.,;lil’lim».;oommfttco,g in: or”
the bids may he opened; chemists:
museum worded it" this tlmfhow-l
over. if , ‘ ' , ‘
Mayor Edward surmount: “road
that oil bills be presented by October
I, that the new council may start
work with a clash slate. This policy
is commended by all, but has not been
practiced in Norwalk in late years. ‘
Tho strut commissioner "reputed
progress on the Cross street matter.
and program along othsr lines was re-
ported. ‘
Mayor Finnegan called the meeting
to order shortly alter 8 o'clock. and
Clerk Janis- .‘l. Keeps read the min-
utes oi the previous meeting. which
were approved.
Councilmen Burneil. Quintard, Betta,
Thompson, Milne and Tommy were
present.
Street Commissioner E. F. Duil‘y was
heard on the Cross street proposed
improvements. 'Mr. Duffy said he has
all the signatures save three. Jonas
Worden, Samuel T. Rube and Miss
Emily Englehhrt. Corporation (loun-
sel John J. Walsh told Mr. Dotty that
he, thought if the three were further
convinced its to what the change real-
ly means, they will sign.
Mayor Finnegan asked the highway
committee to further investigate the
matter. The committee was agreeiihle
and they will see the property owners
shortly, with City Engineer Wood
Commissioner Duffy reported on the
Wilton avenue matter.
Mayor Finnegan spoke of a commun-
Icstlon from Congressman E. J. Hill
In reference to the Msnico Del". Loch-
wood shock In Wall street. The mayor
had Corporation Counsel Walsh notify
Mr. Lockwood that he will be held
criminally responsible for any damage
resulting truth the refuse trom the
building. lie told Counsellor Walsh
that he will have it all taken away In
a reasonable length of timn. This was
satisfactory to the council.
The library report was read and ac-
cepted. as was also the report or the
police department.
A communication was received from
Mrs. Bra M. Danton. by it. I. Lucio
wood. attorney, who complained that
she was injured on Saturday, July iii.
by a fall into an opening of I catch
basin in France street. Her arm and
right ankle were injured and her dress
spoiled, she claimed. The matter was
reiorrcd to the corporation counsel (or
investigation
Councilman Bur-sell told at a most-
in; with John P. McMillan and Tho-
mas l. Raymond. per instructions irom
ETlie hirer-'iiicreasinfi strengt
waiver. of; our Grcat‘wAmencnn‘ .
Nation} depends
,largcly upon ‘the
physicial :conditid‘ri.
of our children. N615
only the Strength?
but also the veil!
life of thechiltl‘
'depends upon its
proper nourishment a
in infancy. ‘
Good. pure."clean
beer more fully
supplies just .the
BEE
30mm EXCLUSIVELY AT ‘
30m mm
“i HAVE'NO TlME"
' "i never hear a person lamenting
tho hot that she has nottime for this
thin: or that“ said u busy woman.
‘3’.“ i. am reminded of a talk I had
Nous My lather many yours ugo. I
Add been hemoauiu; tlic. tut-t that time
‘mso short and that i did not seem
1*” Illicit of trunking; I read little.
in!“ is“, and in tact did not accom-
m much. My father heard me. its
hill he thought that the fault was not
‘ with time. but with myself.
“Than he want on to explain that
lit believed in order to accomplish
‘m in this world ll desire to do
tllncs must srst be created; It the do.
I!" wore suiiicluutly great. if one
wished to do a thing very union. he or
II. would srransn to do it. in other
"do. It person usually would inan-
sp to do the thing he or she wished
.. to do.
"i pondered is great deal over what
. it sold. and the more. i thought the
m the common sense or it appealed
to me. i tried to analyze my dispo-
sition of lime to see whether my luck
at radius was duo to lack of time or
Million i simply wont clout happy-
,mhy isshion and did not-make the
m. i round the latter was truc dud
set about at once to remody ,li.
“Ill. truth of what my father said
ii horns in on me vary deeply. M
1 mi consequence I round mysslt
m sissy cum which before 1 m
M“ with the conviction I tutti
i no. for titsm.”-—-Newurlt News.
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a WAN. GOVEhING.
hunts; honor. obtainahis at bulld-
only stores. msitss an assailant
sting. writes it correspondent
‘Hotiseiicopins. It comes in s
outcry-«pink pale blue. terr-
ipishs gray, bars rectum”
. an impossible shod room
'aspsrous looting den by com
he ceiling walls with this
3 paper. 4‘
1-: swam...
cos» m sit/cos.
, W In very thin alien and try
" ,, poured about hail! the lat.
turn in s can of corn, or the
' ‘ hailed oars out from the
utiy'vtili tits corn is
the mayor. These man concsdod about
iivc foot of land in the city that will
assist in straightenint Iain stunt.
i'rhis place is in trout ot the iormer
i home 0! Ilndariaksr Sta-lard.
' ' ' Councilman liurnell reported pro-
FlOMl'l‘ 3"“ l grass on the Smith street with matter.
One cndire. tour Dutch herring M‘ The following hills were ordered
cross-breedh. iiili‘e cflllfll‘i' Will! 5 I‘m“ leis. three potatoes. a little celery. twol paid by the council:
of soldfim‘h 0P b‘illllm‘ll- l“ ”W 1'0" ‘0 l sntuil apples, 09“ small onion, chopped l Light department ...... 3 7504!?
chose, as they ure much hardicr than i parsley and French salad dressint. Highway department ........ 321.55
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CARE OF CANARIEO.
in selecting it canary, our of tho
uocd. nutcrrrrss or lettuce. NIX“ 0“" Mix all the ingredients in a salad howlt Mayor Finnegan asked tor all the
Dumb Animals. A lump 0! ""ll" ““0“” . with an arid dressing. Sprinkle with? hills against the city to be unsettled
always ho ki‘i'l between Hm "“30 MW“ : chopped parsley and surround withl hoiore tho Ill-st or (lumbar.
within can reach. hearts of lettuce. i Mayor Finnoxan said: "This council
. L . ”renown“ for the hills. 3“ . x
the purpose othsaring the report at; . ‘
ills! ii! on ills any borrow the mosmiicd
1100300 bond mu tor purist.
. matter.
the WW canary and have splendid Wk. links» the onion in its skin. Whonl Administration department .. 23.10 is delivering, advances (our reasons.'f
cm. The be“ lUOul 'Or ”nail" “I ('3' doi.o, lot it cool. peel and chop. Cut | Son-or Delisrtnicnt .......... 79.00 in his opinion. for the falling on oi the‘
can and mlw EOl'il, mu- purt of rape in the dilute oi herrinns into dice; peel; Fire lisparlmcnt ............ 134.32 prohibitory majority in Maine from:
”1““ Of “303”!- l’l'om AW" ‘0 3“" nnd shred tho uppies and celery; cut. Polics Department ........ .. 8M5 tho 47.000 on the constitutional duo-u
it‘ml‘m‘ ”WY Sh‘ml‘l ”“9 a “m“ ""l‘ the cooked pot'atoos into strips orf -~~—'—-~ lion in 1884: First. the relative In-,
W“ (00" 9W?" ”“1"- “lth chick-3m”. shred the ctidives into strips.‘ Total ....... . ............. $1,388.99 crease in city population: second. the:
, this
tor incurred durinn the investigations
on the work, The total is $432.87. and
the mayor advocated getting hold 0
Consumption Counsel Walsh sunnin-
illid a hills for the. sank. to ho, Mid
1: onto! {M ”My W M W Oil
in the ssls oi the bonds hnfths
it was voted to borrow up to $1,000
front the treasury, to be paid by at
paving note.
Corporation Counsel Walsh reported
progress on the Elwood place sewer
i
There was a considerable general
discussion on the ordinance relating
to the opening ot'city streets, and it
was foundato covsr all necessary
points. This was one of the recent
ordinances passed by the present
council.
The meeting adjourned to Thursday,
«September 21, st 3 o‘clock in the after.
noon.
At this time the bids that have been
received from the various pnrement
concerns will be opened. The. con-
tract will not he awurded at this time.
however, but at a subsequent meeting,
the date or which is to be determined
Thursday afternoon.
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LEONARD HARTLETT DIS'AP- ‘
FEARS.
"we:
Sixteen-Vhsr-Oid Bey Missing After
Quarrei With Elder Brother.
Following ,n quarrel with an older
brother. loonard i-Iartlett, sixteen
years old, son of George limits“, an
inventor, residing in them {ifaimttdge
Hill section of New Canaan. disappear-
ed from home, Sunday iorenoon. His
parents have been unable to find any
trace of him. The boy's mother is
under a physician’i care, having been
made ill by the disappearance.
Mr. liartletl said this afternoon that
he had sent an alarm out east and
west for the boy and he had huntedr
personally high and low for him.
"Monard was a bit adventurous."
he said. “and I have an idea that he
had become. discontented and wished
to to out and shift for himself. He
had no money and he carried away no
lussnse."
The boy Is quite tail and well builtfi
He wore II brown suit of clothing. a soil l
tray hat and black shoes when he dis~l
appeared. Ho locus of a family ul‘ six i
boys. two of whom are older than he.’
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FOLIY'S HONEY AND TAR COM-
POUND
still retains its high place its the best
household remedy for all coughs and i
colds. eiihor for children or srownl
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Established 1352'.
Blankets in Abundance
~ Otu‘vstock of lilnnkcts is complete. We arc prepared
to supply you most’nny kind desired.
Cotton Blankcts are fast inking the place of comfort-
ul‘iles. as they ill‘t‘ullltll‘t! “sanitary and will last longer. Can
he laundered. ()ffcrcd at the following prices: 980, $1.25,
$1.50; $x.75,"$1.98, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00. '
\Vool Blankets came to us this season direct from the
mills. A fine nssortnfent of Holly pure white (mes with
pink or blue borders, in runny grades and weights. $3.50,
$4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00 and up to $15.00. -
(,irny Blankets are ginning in popularity and are used
for illiiily purposes. ’
Always havcsomc Scarlets on ltaml for limp-c who
prcier them on account of their warmer :ippcztraiicc.
Crib Blankets in pink and blue, tlt‘signctl to plcxtsc
cllililrcn.
Very pretty patterns for 39. 50. 75 and,98c.
White Crib Blankets with pink or blue liorilcrs, 39c,
98c. and $1.50. ’
“rapper Blankets in many colors for $2.50 and $3.50.
A large line of Indian liluukcts. fast colors, various
'rlcsigns, for $3.75.
Beacon jacquard Comforts in different colors, very
pretty designs and plaids, $2.50. $3.50, $3.75 and $5.00.
Fall Line of Sweaters
Just a'l'cmiutlerv-no more is llCi‘ilt‘tl fur these desirable
Sweaters. planned as the host extra wrap for tall and win-
ter. Most nt’tractivc stylus we have had for a long time,
for ladies, misses {lilil children,
Lailies' Sweaters. all sizes, in white (liltl oxford, from
$2.98 up.
lJltllL‘h' Sweaters in while, nxi'ortl, tan and cardinal.
Can be shown at a variety of prices.
Also a oomph-to line of sizes for t‘llllill’t‘il, in white, ox-
ford, scarlet, nary (illil tan. at different priccs from $1.00
up.
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Ellis E. n. Mali (totalizing.
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Mill. Prevents serious results from l
a cold. Take only the genuine Foley" §
Honey and Tar Compound. and reitisoi
substitutes. The Bridge Pharmacy and
W. '1‘. Winners & Co. ” j
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WINITED NO-LICENOI CAMPAIGN.
Wihiti’l‘m). Sept. lit-The tic-license E
campaign is in full swing .here. Dr
W. F. Gratis, superintmndont of the;
international Retorm Buroau st Wash-i
lotion. who has been campaigning iti'g
Mulls. in the course of addresses he;
large emigration 0! young men to:
other states and the lotion or French'
Canadians In their place; third. ”“5.
tissnship‘hoth in tho enter-cement and s
Always give it canary a bath the first
thing in the morning. After ricsuinr,
ilw bottom of the case should be
sprinkled with gravel and sand tnot
mind from the seashore, as the salt will
kill the bird).
Never hung the ratio in a draft or a
stiff breeze. as (tartaric! are very sus-
ceptible to cold. Neither should it ro-
mnin uncovered in a lixhted room at
night. as the bird's song is liable to
become Impaired.
DROILED CHOPPED STEAK.
weighing about its pounds.
through tho meat. chopprr at home; 3 “up,"
season well with pepper. salt and hut-i
tor. Put on it good slsod plate and;
town it round and about an inch in.
thi‘kflflfl; do "0' pr!“ “I, hflrd- N“: \‘I u‘a o'n‘l I s‘o-‘n-‘n'n,s;a's,-
slip it onto a liroilsr and broil ovsri '
the coals or under the llama of the no '
rouse. Tali. cars not'to rook It too.
much. When done, slip it onto a hoti L
chop pints tarnished with parsley .
Tins is delicious and an inexpensive; '
dish. for this will serve sis tensionsly. ; .
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ZAUNDRV BAG.
fiomctlmos in tho hm ry oi’ prepara-
tion for a vacation trip one rsntomhoru
everything piss and iornets a laundry
but.
One girl who ovorlooiiod hers and
found horn-ii in s country rosortl
whore nothing at the kind was obtain» idressing and a hard boiled in.
solo. devised s itseiul substltttiu. Bhsi Wash and pest tits potatoes. boll
took a common hock rowel. ioidod Itltmm until tender, drain and vhllullll
in halves and sewed up hath sides to "warm out into tits thinnest slices D00-
within six inches at the top. The tops l sibist Wssh the watercress, plot sll
warn now folded over on the outsido'ths loam train the stalks and all:
~imd were stitched scroll. Iosvinsmitn tho potatoes and onion. lianssdii
spsro'onouth iqr the ribbon whlciiiniay hobs. “win; pour over in.
sorted as :1 drawing string. it mldfitli‘reuclt Mint.
s serviceable t1sg.-Chicszo intsr’
()cosn.
Watersrsss daisd
pus pound of potatoes. two bunches
oi watercress. s chopped onion. French
.. HLWW GWIM
Pretty pillow norm for tho small
I“? 909’“ ;squsre pillow are wads of line shssr :
Tits Woman's Journal says that sitar 7 lion, in“ embroidered ““5 than at
trying hourly two varieties o! form-1m The cross: {”01“th no”
house toad. while inspecting stimutsrlm. an M W" whits. and rather
hoarding houses for workihs BM" more (illhlndllVOr—Npfllfk Nina.
Miss Ads L. bananas has odlicislly rs-i W
sum mm“
ported to is. national own roam-i , .
tion that ismrsrs‘ wivemrs the imti It potslossm oreshollod. tits but. ~
cooks in the world. sad docidsdiy list. ‘ thin: to do is to dim. lasso thorn in ‘
tor hotsslseepors, is every only this its pan. stand it om tho tire without
tits city women.~ to» nations visited the lid and our Wrist a minute
truism unsanitary Jersey. eons ‘ or m. mould it little Wad .
autistic. new toys annulled Ellyn ”um ii hushed Wins»
or withdrawn.
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j has boon hsnded lemons for two years
Ibsen and I don't think u is tsir. We law; fourth. the unrsvorsh‘io tumors“
Till“: I 1"le 07 the “Pin" “Hindi: wont to so out of union with our rao'ot runny summer visitors over the Sun-
Run “10rd clear so far as hills to. at any day ohsomnos law and the hostility;
Now that you an puttlnt your house in order tor the 1"in and Winter.
you will had the and ot on floor Coverings.
soot-om, Wool-Fibre. turnip. ilrussels. Asminster.
OMHTPmtostsr, Vsiysts. 'i‘spss'try. iausin. Crest.
chins sad Japanese Haitians. , i
Crss sud l‘linbs‘r Mattias: '
lam curtains and Portions.
alludes to Order 11 Specialty. ,i,
A. DilleEI‘lll 8t Son .
7:3“) ii i ‘ Will: ‘16
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noo-eaiorcomsnr of the pwhibltorr
of many of them to
.Smart Sweaters
These a're treacherous days-mm: hour warm,
the other cold. Too early to put on heavy
clothing, and yet you cannot afford to take
chances on your health. A Sweater is better
than rheumatism. and costs much less. It
can be slipped on or off easily, and is not cum-
bersome to carry.
Women‘s Sweaters. plain. mannish weave.
Derby collar. double, cuff. pocket and large
pearl buttons. white. cardinal and the new
golf brown. excellent value. $5.00. ,
Women’s V-ncck Sweaters, plain or fancy
weave, cardinal. white and gray, $1.98 and
$1.98.
Women’s Sailor Collar Sweaters, white
with navy. and white with red. very stylish
and pretty, only $0.98.
Misses’ Sweaters, V-neck. white, gray and
red. 81.50 to $1.98.
Misses’ Sailor Collar Sweaters at $t.98.
Infants' Sweaters, 50c, 98c and $1.25.
juvenile Sweaters, gray and red, $1.98.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
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. Connecticut. Mr.8tuwartwss appoint.
" ed under the tarsus oi the will at the
“i tram all Congressional churches in
‘” li'siriisld county are invited to attend
f; the amino“. Besides those are also ,
, invited lies. William E. twins. «to Hunter. 0. w. Gordon. damsel Plot-a
l naming ths damnation! flunday
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CONOHIQATIONAL COUNCIL” ciuty; llcv. Joel 8. lves, secretary and
Mll‘l'lNG. trousurcr oi tho lillssloniiry iiociety of
The Consultation-ii Church COilllfllit?ouin¢ictiCtitl ilov. Charles .1. llydor.
inst why at 11:30 I. m» in tho Con-l on. and Roy. A. r. lioard, 0.1).. sw-
Kl‘tflllOMl (’hili‘fll. New Canaan. Titslrotnries of the American Minionary
business of the council is to reviswlngwinuou.
the proceedings in the appointment oi
the Rev. Wilton lined fitswnrt as lair
Morrow and evangelist in the stats of
FOR Willi. 3(1er CHAMPIONOHiP.
1 G. W. lilossom. (“poster Bullock, Dr.
Charlton Wallace mid Edwin L. 8co-
ldeid, .ir.. qualified tor the clidmpion»
late Roy. Willism c. Rsymond.«tm ship ennui Woo hum. ilaturday. They
“glad. of whose estate you loft. in a! will meet at match play next Saturday.
trust toad oi the (longrsutiunui'h’ir. Bolleolt and Mr, Sconeld have both
Church or flow (Edna-n. Delicateslhoen club unanimous. Mr. seller-it is
'ilis iltio hoidrr. Mr. ileuilcld hold it
in illilii and 1909. The button four
cup will be docidcd muons Robert
son and either W. D. Macrlonnld or W.
it. ' Titling Sim
P. hours. The inst two players have
s tisto dildltfih, with will
.ootisélsilun ;
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”distill howl
‘ thsl to play all
91”, gm in“
shoal m Hummus
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