DAINTY
ChOcOlates
"ln dainty packages
THE ”81' OF
Homemade
Candy
ALL‘AKINDD OF
Bakery
Products
F. A. LANE
51 Washington street.
South Not-walk
There will be an important meeting
of the German Central Verband this
evening.
The monthly business meeting of the
Hatters' Sick Benefit society will be
,held, Friday evening.
The ltallan Social Club will hold a
meeting, tomorrow evening, at Quit-
tner's hall, in Railroad avenue.
The weekly business meeting of
Butler Lodge, No. 7, l. O. O. R, will
be held, this evening, in its rooms, in
Washington street.
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Lincoln Council, Order United Amen
lean Mechanics. will hold a regular
meeting Friday night, at Mystic Chain
Hall, Washington street.
Mrs, Coburn, of Colonial cottage.
has gone to Shrewsbury, Mass, to
observe the 85th birthday of her father
the{ late Aaron G. Cuther.
The committee of the South Norwalk
Remblicaa. plub {attacking tlnal arr
rantemonts for thesmoirer which will
be held, tomorrow evening.
Court Frances, Order of the Golden
Sceptre, will hold its semimonthly
business meeting, this evening, in its
rooms, in Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Coleman,
of High street, South Norwalk, who
have been visiting in Narragansett
Pier, have returned to their home.
The Lady Jennings Lodge, "Shep-
herds of Bethlehem, will hold its semi-
monthly business meeting, this even-
ing. in Red Men’s hall, in Washington
Itreet.
An important meeting of the oGr-
uan Central Verband will be held. this
evening, in the Quartette Club hall,
ill North Main street. As it will he the:
‘ last meeting before theIttle town clec
(ions, a large attendance is expected,
among which will he the German can-
didates for otl‘lce. A special invitation
has been extended to Sheriff William
Vollmer, of Bridgeport, to be present.
One of the Cotes Express delivery
horses did what might be termed a
(tinny stunt, yesterday afternoon, in
Washington street, when he tell down
and broke one of the shafts of the
wagbn while standing still A little
fiy was the cause, as the his horse, in
attempting to brush oil a fly with his
toot slipped and went down with con
aldcrlhlo force.
loosened the harness and soon had him
on his feet. Moral—«Swat the tiy.
Mrs. iiurrlo C. Colburn and son Mll-
ton, mills from San Francisco tomor-
row, for Manila to join her husband.
Mr. Cohurn has gone to the far east to
hire‘ laborers for his sugar plantation .
of Hawaii. Help is so very scarce
there the planters are willing to alter
any reasonable inducement to get it.
Hr. Coburn did intend to come east
this summer. but his firm made him
such a wonderful odor. he thought it
bolt. to accept it. although at Ilrst be
absolutely refused. Some day be ex-
pects to settle down on a Connecticut
farm. The friends of his boyhood days
are very dear to him and he wants to
not back and be moat theta.) al~
thwart: they would mu roomlo »
him. A photo tattoo lost more he
sailed tor the Philippines shows him
to be a lane handsome fallow. Wich-
iaa close to no pounds. 7
lithe Norwalk Building,
Willing hands on. ,
its modern romo Racon-
TRUCTOii. containing the medio-
lnal exp-actives of Fresh Cod Liv-
era. with Fortunate 0! iron.
,. .olduonly by
F. ii. IAXTIR
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Anderson's. Launch Worth
Launches and Boats
of all kinda promptly built. Boats
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyster Shall Point, Norwalk
M.-- “a"... A» .
Charles Buck, Jr.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
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GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN ST” NORWALK
Telephones: Office, 901; house. 21-3
Dr. Cornelia Williams of New York
city. is visiting her brother, Stephen
L. Clary, of 95 West street.
Mrs. Mary D. Waterbury and Mrs.
James Paul, of South Norwalh, are
spending the day in Stamford.
Matters of routine business were
transacted at the meeting of Washing-
tdh Camp, No. ii, P. 0. S. of A.,
which was held, last evening.
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South Norwalk Contlave. No us.
imprmed Order of Heptasophs, will
hold its annual shore dinner at Dor-
ion a Point, this evening. A great good
time is expected.
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John Miles. a prosperous looking
gentleman was arrested, last evening,
in Washington street, by omcer J.
Harry Gibson. charged with drunken-
ness. At the Town Court, this morn-
ing. Judge Tammany continued the
case indefinitely.
The monthly business meeting of
loan invest-
ment Association was held, last even-
ing. at the Taylor & Golden oificcs, in
Washington street, at which time six
new members were admitted and the
regular dues paid.
Carl Srhnub, John Neuzebauer, Ad-
am Steuaer, Henry h‘roeb and William
Wilkins, of South Norwnlk, chartered
Captain Mill‘s boat, Mildred, yester-
day. and went fishing at Scott’s Cove.
They hooked a goodly number of
shoppers and enjoyed a great good
time.
A special meeting of Court Edtnondo i
lieAmicls, Foresters of America, will:
be.beld Sunday morning at, o'clock,‘
at which time the committee appointed l
to secure a banner for the club fort
use on Columbus Day will report and}
samples from a New York (oncern w1lll
be presented by a representative oii
that company.
Fire Commissioner James T. Pow;
era. of South Not-walk. has placed or-'
ders for two dozen pairs of boots and
a dozen rubber coats for the depart-
ment. Commissioner Powers has also
ordered a new set or harnesses for the
(lid Well Hook and Ladder horses, the
same to be equipped with the latest
pattern collar. known as the “Chicago
style."
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South Norwalk
Trust Go.
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isle} MFM'FH‘ ital-*3" if
You Say
You paid the
Iiil
BUT
you could prove
it if you had
BY CHECK
' Open a
Chock Account”
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W Han WM! a Mall
Gen. Putnam's Escape; one of six historical pictures by Edward Penfleld.
You can get the six pictures. in the original colors. site it 3: 121,5 inches,
by sending 10 cents to Hart Scbuflner it Marx, Chicago.
UTNAM attempted something that the other
fellows didn’t dare to do; and he “made
good”
We’re making good here by doing something
that others don’t follow; we’re making this store
known as, the headquarters for ’
Hart iiSchaffiier & Marx
clothes; which is only another way of saying
headquarters for best quality; and we live up
to that in every department.
Suits ,310 and up to $80. .
Overcoats $10 and up to $80
Rogers & Stevens
Norwalk
+TWO STORES——
So. Norwalk
This store is the home of Hart Schafiner 8. \Marx Clothes
Oysters
Clam Bags
Large Soft Crabs ~
LARGE, NEDIUM AND SNAPPER
BLUEO, BWOHDFIIH,
COD, IALMON. WEAKFIIN, IUTTERFIOH. FLATFlIH.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TILIPHONI 1“. .
Linen Bureau Bouts, Dollies.
Towels, Tray Cloths. Bolts, Pil-
low Covers. Hand Ball, lar-
quisetto Wat-ts. Table Scam.
etc.
ROYAL ‘socia'rv
vacation ' '
Searin,‘ liars. Aprons. Pillow
Covers, Waista, Jabota, Necktie
Racks, Laundry Lists.
Robes. Combination Suits.
Royal Society Mon.
J. 1. Holistic
(Formerly Miaa'u Dawson)
II Washington Bu'l‘oi. 44,
Night
manna ammo
“snail rump. the nu. to: your“
ran oauvaav.
Every Member
of the body has its particular tuaoc
item, and it tile work is not properly
executed some organ is obliged to do
more than it is able. ital: arodueioa
nastiness and initial dildo”. it the
teeth are decayed or irregular it lol-
iows that mastication is imperfect. the
food does not melt the stomach in the
riaht condition, and the organs ot dl»
nation are often ovortaxed by this
extra work. indiaootion and dyspepsia
result, the system is not Iulilolentiy
nourished, and other and more serious
ailments follow. Special care siren
to dlilicult. oases.
Dr,» J, H. MALLERY
iii South lain at. death Mai!
_Houm. van. to an I. lin-
dm tr annotation m.
TPUBLIC PAYS FINES OF SUGAR
“Mammmm
‘ TRUST.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.~—'l‘he gross
profits to the sugar trust. for the com-
ing year, {allowing the advance in the
price of sugar from $3.75 per 100 to
:7. 25 since January 1 will reach 840,
000 H000 according to sugar brokers in
this city. Much of this money will
be used to wipe out the deilcit in the
corporation's moon‘ea caused by the
government's under-valuation prosecu-
tiona and the seemingly endless lltlv
nation that‘i‘ollowod the discovery oi’
the manipulated scales on the Brook-
lyn docks oi the trust.
t'l‘bls money will no direct from the
consumer to the producermtho bi.
anur corporations controlled by the
"till—“M there has been no chance in
the steady upward movement oi prices
for the brokers to lay in a reserve sup-
ply or the sweat substance so that
they might participate in the "cutting
of the melon."
Wholesale solar dealers here are
bitter against tile action or the trust
in boosting prices in, the face or. the
smuggling disclosures and while taclua
a congressional investigation and char-
acterising it as an imprudent defiance
of public opinion. , .
. aAtLaOAo naoisioit‘aranoo
washrooms. sent. BOA-Diure-
aaroio; the protest of the Eastern
trunk lines. the intonatats commerce
Omani-aloe today declined to suspend
a crewman is the rali and
than cost.
you try this you will always come
spacial out price. .
29c 21 POUND
This Butter la the vary but procurabie and the price is lower ‘
We want to increase our trade on Butter.
Sale for a limited time only.
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We know If
to Bockmann'a. Try it at this
83 i 85 WAIHINGTON 8T.
A1F . Beckmana & Go.
Phone 440.
SOUTH NORWALK
We Are Booki
RIVER STREET
r-
so NORTH MAIN araatv
Especial Attention Given
Tel. 500
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18 THE
BE INDEPENDENT
Visit the Danbury Fair in .
.an Auto. Machines to Rent
Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs
Roton Pomt Hot
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing, Boating,
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH CHAS. CONCERTS. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ON THE PIAliA .
if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther M.
ng Orders Now
OSCAR H. BANKS
Telephone 681-3
NORWALK, CONN.
Now is the Time to get
Extra Nice Peaches, bskt. 75c & $1
For Canning
Tomatoes , ’
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE 148
to Automobile Parties
JACOBS BROS, Managers
Wright’s .
PLACE
OLD vacuum mucus.
Every Day Greater Ones Happen All
Around UIL-Oiti Onoa Show For-
erty oi imagination.
(Dr. Robert J. liurdette in Sunday
‘ School Times.)
i do believe them when i have time
to think about them. But every day
there happens some miracle so much
greater than ever. happened before
that it keeps my mind occupied with
God's new wonders in our marvelous
time. Some day. when i have made
up my mlndthat God couldn‘t speak in
heaven to a‘maa on earth., 1 am drag
sod away trout contemplation of the
doubtiui possibility at such a thing by
a man in Chicago who wants to tall:
with me here in Pasadena. and he tells
me that he has Just been talking with
his brother in Philadelphia. That
would have hunted Moses to protoun-
der- bewilderment than mythic; be
ever saw or board in his life. He he
lioved the pas-sac of the Red Boa
because hot-aw it. What‘ho'mizht
have thought about the telephone is
more dual-work. The world was not
ripe for the greatest, miracles in no
so? day.
it the miracle gnarled at the Old Tod
maintains invitation “m."‘t
Willi!
dies the globe in almost as many sec~
onds. _
Volt-cs oi the dead live in the pho~
nograph. Melba, Caruso, 'l‘elrauini.
sing in a hundred cities at the slum
hour. Actions of life move across the
screens of picture shows. The first
message flashed over a telegraph wire
was, "What hath (ind wrought!" The
inventor considered his invention ‘a
miracle. Now the quadruplex lnstru- V
meat crowds our messages along ‘ a
single wire going and coming without.
confusion, and the same principle is
about to be applied to the telephone.
One minute the city lies in darhnosl.“id‘a
A switch is moved an inch in a power .
house iar away, and lo. miles and
miles of street and avenue. homo and ' 5
business block, factory and ofiioo,
and theatre, spring into dazzling light.
Was the pillar ot lire wonderful! We:
the crossing of the Red Sun or the
Jordan so wonderful as the cmalaa"
oi the English Channel by Blerlot? l ’
never saw a man caught up from earth
in a chariot of tire. not i saw Header
sweep upon the air like a bird om‘
Lands of test until he disappeared in
the taint clouds higher than the W
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Norwalk Chronicler