‘ .~ WALKvAND THEN. WALK MORI. There will be less anaemic boys and Jonas men and girls if they will in- dulge in more walking. especially. at this time cf the year. Less ridinsdn _ _; carriam,.csrs and automobiles. and more hool-add- toe exercises on the ‘ country roads and paths should be the "ilan of all such persons. A certain eminent lithe in Salem takes a loan . distance walk every morning, and its is a ‘mdaaterf A prominent Selena lawyer cured himself of stomach- trouble by doing the pedestrian not each morning, going out into the coun- try for several militia and back. A young Woman who was engaged in clo- ricnl work in one of the local oiiloes found that her health was being im- paired by too close attention to her .duties. She had always believed that she could not derive any benefit from walking and preferred to "litiggyride." A friend induced her to take up walk- _ in?“ a daily physical exercise. She E K BANKS .. ,di so and the change in her health ' " ‘ . is very satisfactory to herself and rel- MACKEMO HOTEL 33°95 atlves. The atmosphere prevailing SOUTH NORWALK during the early morning hours, just as old Sol hasrlsen abova the Cascade mountain tops, is glorious us well. May Maatoii Patterns for Fall and Winter ’ALL} Psr‘rsnus. 10o FASHION BOOK, 50. when sold with Pattern. ”WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to- night; Sunday increasing cloudiness. , probably followed by showers; moder- ate northeast winds. The area of high pressure that was central over the lake region yesterday morning has moved eastward and is new central over New England. it is producing pleasant Weather in the eastern sec- tions. . It is followed by a small dis. turbance that is now central over up- per Michigan. This disturbance is producing cloudy and unsettled weath- er in the upper Mississippi valley and the western portion of the lake region. An area of high pressure moving in from the northwest is producing low: temperatures with snow in Montana. i .lluvro, Mont, reported about inches of snow. ADVIRWSED LETTERI. Below is a list of letters remaining uncalled for at the following post. om- ces for the current week. South Norwalk. Samuel W. K. Allen, Jr. Balazs Andras. Radaele Colabrese. Mrs. L. R. Campbell. W. F. Caufield. , Isaiah Clark, 48 Taylor Ave. J. Dixon. 184 Water St. Miss Felicia Doughty. Fred Fay. Mucci Guilio. Arthur Grilled. Lakevletv Cottage. Miss J. 8. Henderson. \‘i'iliiultl Hou‘ell, Cllfl’ord lloici. live] Norman W. Jones. | 1 l llufiaelo Mattora. ”""""“"‘"‘ "‘*‘ Mrs. Edith Muynurtl, The friends of Mrs. Charles W. Stow l orbes Ave. who is visiting relatives ill Middle- town, arc receiving poulals from bet. E Clark 60; l). O'Neil. hits. lielcu Phelps. Thomas J'. Quinlan. l .‘m_. rheTayior N urseryCrib ., The lied above the Bed does not interfere with mother‘s comfort; is a security to mothers against accidents. The A. "J. COLLINS COMPANY 12-18 NORTH MAIN ITREIT a .l' Jeddo Goa send cash order for one load, and we will retain you as] out tomer. Clean. m. from slats. Uniform quality, suitable for furnace, range, atovo or self feeder. Prices on application. $3007" NORWALK. That’s lt!—-— A HotThing RAYMOND BROTHERS -. forming a line of at least two miles in ". .lisions, they all sail to windward and companies or to the rvisiting buyers LIME El'Ilili l8 IEPliliTEll (Continued from First Page) -.~u-—~ From break of day until the slmdes of night, the little vessels sell over the vast Oyster beds of Polat-No-Polnt length. and melting a very pretty sight. From the reports along the water front in Bridgeport.“ would seem that yesterday’s dredging was very successful. and that all of the boats made a very profitable day‘s pay according to also. A . Method of Dredging The boats leave the harbor about dabrcak and upon their arrival at the grounds, they choose their posi~ tions, and to avoid a danger of col- at the farthest confines or the grounds throw out their dredxes and sail back simultaneously. The drodgee are then brought aboard and the not taken out. The smaller boats have to make the trip into the Bridgeport harbor sev- eral times each day to empty their‘ cargoes and this affords many ex~ citing brushes between the members of the "Mosquito fieet. Bring High Prices The smaller boat owners sell their seed oysters to the Bridgeport oyster who visit the harbor in large schoon- ors. The vessels come from all along1 the Sound and some of them from psi far away as Virginia. As this is the best set in seven years the seed oyV gators command good prices. i When those schooners have bought. in iurpo of seed oysters. tyho take lhnlu t6 l‘rovltieure tlimnport. (lites lupenke 'iloy ‘ dud down to Virginia ‘whcro they are planted and in u cou- pic of tours sold its llluo Points The 'msler beds off Bridgeport and New, ‘ lml'atou arc the greatest in the country: No Power Beats The slate of (‘uuuortlmtt has made brilliantly lighted hotels and restaur- :' ants. ' ' M. SONNENBERG PIANO CO. W. A. HANFORDT 42 ‘1 Plano _. Bargain ”I O/MAKE room for‘our tall stock, we offer the ,. following makes of Pisces at Bargain Prices: E. . Woodbury Kroegerzz Spies These Pianos were little used and taken in trade for our Player Pianos. Also several standard makes that have been rented during the summer season, which we offer at greatly reduced prices. ' 104 Washington St. Phone 30 _______ His Royal Highness the American automobillst, is thmmsn that we are catering to and in order to make his automobile trip a triumph- al procession we ask him to bring it to . this shop before starting out. We will overhaul it, tighten up screws and ma- ‘ ' chiuery, put in new parts. put his en- gine. brakes. magneto, plugs, etc., in good working order and make . his journey a pleasant one by lack of an- noxance by bringing his auto to l N. Main St——~Tel. 502° . .-,,. .' . , 3: » r it igil it" 'Iho Sptm..uoods utll play the 08; MN. i'Illllllil l. linisuo. W.” , t wise p minor in Ft 1 d to i 1. Son at lilo Baxter tlrouud tomorrowi (liilord ‘lani‘ord. 0” ”0“” q! ; , _ ikind oi boats that shall be used in h‘ I a . h - . .tittinoou at 3 (“Will A good game‘ it Super iii “WW?!” 'l'ei‘rnt' ABOUT FEEDS tho drctlizillil of 038W”. 30 ”1M . > n ' ' '. .. A i the ioorost man shall have its! as i” “““ted Mrs. Mary l‘. Sienna. i Molasses is grind, but thorn is, no single in ii. as the Western litt‘l‘ (,1 (. m the nth“: the O. B. JaCkson 6' WALL STREET . ) p, . ,, ll Edith ids 'l‘liompsou. immuuu‘am-re Would have you believe. They use timtnolaases to ‘ I ' I "”"e ‘ “ ’ NORWALK. Buckingham lost. 30. l... (l A. .. Mrs. “m“ l‘udorhill a roll 3;”. “Ht a superior ”m. b n it is no but M ii m, ”u. starch from ruintc forbltlc uuy bout dredging ior Optician PHONE 488. hold a meeting last evening in their Pal “Him“, ‘ 1, corn illi‘li. 811mb as Well as lullnssos is come led into sugar in «ii. ioysiors to use power. so that all the quarters in Wall street and transac-i ”L Li‘ l‘ (‘iitm'l‘ i' \i i filo”: “(dill “‘l‘imlfiflig in; W‘if'w‘a multitude i“: .u m 'l‘he‘lrw si‘ntcs EIKIIIIB are sailing vessels. The only . ' , . . . l pa “all your in u o . in consumer um- somel n no illOllI - . , , . . . . E ‘ liii routine business. ..-..-.....w-._.. fl E Mm ho is really WWW lhe 1““, .would be 9mm“ 1 though some- _nl|\fllli‘i’lxt ”1m i;ll(.itlwlllitlf ltun flink“. ve g in e p cal Line _ -. « . limos it rooms as if this some consumer aroma im,‘ a odor and light. .. Eover i e ot tor a n to s no lo tie 1 Mrs. Dominick Eula and thughtonE THE UTERAV SQU’RE mpg if p ““1. ch‘iupep' thesis] Ilotitiitaglomc (lrmtud iv‘ncde sell on their Miss Minnie Euro. 01' New York til)”. Tm‘mmfl inspector (Prose questionf . MANUEL TORO HATCH. f ” , as h b Eir‘ - uro the ghosts of Joseph Eula and “18iiieierrifludchisel-«Andnounhoys ”‘0 ”mm mm a“ l m E 0 ( ”m merits. Eyes Examined Free ianiily, of Woodward avenue. —liroilers and Frying Chickens 20c lb. ilayes' Market. Mrs. E. M. Hnisch. Miss Marlon llo-‘ hurts and Miss Louise M. Foster, of South Norwalk, attended the firemou‘sf dance in Weslport, last evening. .r- .. . .. Booxmm ... momma n n s rec. rare 3 6 0| 1 __ . . . it) on upport‘s leer. hoontiue 5 » ‘ ' - spend the day, and will remain over auxhteri Hu' bu. 1m" s gmd‘ "M‘ the bottling was properly dune are n nit-lusting a winter or solid com- STENOGRAPHER $10 BOOKKEEPER $tn Sunday in all probability. 'lhe visit| will be made with relatives. 3 licioua Ruppert‘a beer. it will . i DONOVAN V8. MAHAN‘ Highway Commissioner James ll. BUTLER‘CLARK' , gumume your film-ted energies, Senator Mahnn of New London mun; IT PAYS YOU TO ATTEND MacDonald «has awarded the contract The Wedding invitations ”"9 "9°"; revive your strength and luvlg‘ torcd heavily yesterday on Senator, South Norwalk for the building of 1,240 feet of ma- received 1" town for the marriage "I: ‘5‘"“9 WW “0"“- Donovan, or South Norwaik. Jeremiahi .. realm and teiford road in the townhnu Augusta Frances Clerk to Otto M & FE the hold. when, repivlng to what he‘ - Stamford of Old Lyme to Frank Arrigona k'A‘ Butler. The wedding will take a 8200! ynll interpreted as lpslnuatlons that he‘ P It C Brother of Durham, the road to cost place ‘t the mm" M ”’9 ”we" par- . Quick Auto Delivery Everywhere (Mahan) had accepted retainers from B ' COLL G O heater 32.7 per linear foot. ”‘9' Mt and M” William H‘ 013”“ . PM“. 418 corporations in legislative matters” “SIIIESS , E *«Umbrellaa and Canes. O‘Brien. Acting Chief John H. Toothill, of South Norwalk. received word from‘ Stamford. ihis morning, that Thomas‘ (‘ollins ol’ that place, was taken so- riously ill and was not expected to live. He was requested to notify Mr. Collins' relatives in the Norwalita. . W“ hm tho-o bi"- ihnt would mlievei Pi i Golden Dortmundor n is a roductlo a l i i no Th0 ‘OVCI'IIIIIK board of “)8 KnOb WECK'R‘HAM DINEE. 'TATI‘ - « ‘ 0 p n ma 0 EKG Ill V0 y m; _. dilub held a meet! ' last "em“. in MINT. the terrible injustices laid upon the the choicest barley malt and the costliest Saaser hops purchasablo, the United States Bank building. in Washington street, at which time mat- ters of a routine nature were tran- 'saeted. The members of the club are requested to remove what personal effects; they have remaining in the bathing houses a the Janitor leaves to- day. lI CLEANER THAN CARPET. Paint your floor around the border or the room with In I: M. Paint. Costa about 60 cents. it gives a orient varnished finish Cover the oomr of the room with your home made carpet rug. Moira splendid. Get it from Charles E. Dow, South Norwallt; Hubbeii I; Buplos' Hard- "ware Company, NOWIIII; W. B. Gum it Sons. Westport: Northrop Brothers. Southport. h a M. pure paint for homes. Ao- toal cost $1.60 per nilm. Write postal for “honey savor Price List No.30." human I North . nee. P. 0. no: 1m New York. . iod t’i). being in a modest way. who wrote “Humiot?” Timid Boy~l’-p-pirnsc. air. it wasn‘t me. 1 Traveling inspector (the some even i Elug to his host the squire ol’ the Hi- lapel—dost amusinu thing happened i was questioning the (lassl and asked a boy, "Who wrote “lion:- let?“ and he answered teariuliy, "Hp-please. air, it wasn‘t me." E i suppose the little devil had done it all the time.-—-~i.cndon Answers. lledford, N. Y., October 1. at 4 o'clock. Miss Clark has been a visitor here ev- ery summer and has made many friends while here who will be pleased to hear of the coming marriage. Mr. Butler is a well-known young man. having lived in Norwalk for quite a few years. The relatives and friends here are expecting to attend the wed- ding. NEW YORK, sent. 23.-——'l‘he follow- ing dispatch from Attorney-General Wicheraham was received by The As sociatod Press today: "Btatementa‘attributed to me that United States Steel combination plain ly a violation of the law. are entirely unwarranted. (Signed) "G. W. WlCKldltBHAM.” roe-ran ‘amx m MIRIDIN neuronal, Sept. 33.-'l‘hls city was added to tho listlof those which have a postaissvinn bank today, when this department was thrown open for bust» noes. The arrangements will be per- fectsd as business increasssrtho start Postmaster Dryhurst is confident that there will be a general respond to the opportune lty offered or opening savings accounts throush his department. I'lllhilflfldllfllfllilili ensue MARIA!" DAV WAIHNQMImiwfliW. ”remand flatten" as: at the Masonic Home bronchi here one of the largest basket picnic crowds since this event has “been observed. The Masons were as- ‘ compound any the members of the W bier, who took sham of the M‘s ~ ”9 First in quality, first in pri e nlu'nys in the minds of Its custom- llounic Homo (lrounll Food for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. When you open it and the beer is alive and fresh. it will surprise your palate when you taste a glass of pure and de- um do not encroach on the beds of Eiht‘ nuturirl oyster growers, and ifl 'uny violations are reported. the slate lmlumiiutoly sees that the lenders are prosecuted. From the statement of the oyster-g companies in Bridgeport and Now Na ‘von. it would swm as if the present- soasou will be the best in the history of the business, and the oystermen forl from their cnruinuefi COAL HARRIS & GANS “00. Telephone 721 for Next Winter’s Com- fort . . at Lowest Prices 68 Water Street .;.1-:.;-;.;.;.;.;.;.;-;.:-:-:-..;-..rant-:-;-:u:-:-;-;-::1-:-.ant-in:I2-:-:-:-:-.-Z-1-.- - South Nomad: The Famous Shoe 9w nausea" THE LATEST SHAPES “QUEEN QUALITY” I Style. Fit and Comfort proverbial. A roc~ lated by thousands of women the wort over. who year in and year out will taito no substi- tutes for them. go oil'or you this secur- vvlthout extra cost. yuct let us showyou the new styles to- ' day? Shoes for all at all prices. ' is - i u‘u .A.‘.;.;-:s:- .' - aga'a u‘vZ-fia‘a:s'a'a;a'- aT-‘Ij-‘afu:a‘-;s'-jo‘z,a Mr. Malian observed. “The senator from the Twfii» sixth loves to take the time of thei senate to speak about the poor’jnan and to draw pictures of the injustices5 placed upon him. But for all i have not seen one instanceof . structive legislation this session whichI has entanaied from his handfnot one. Why hasn‘t he brought in; poor man f" The question is pertinent. Destruc- tive criticism is one thins. construc- tive loll-laden is another. it is easy to and fault. to impum mother’s mo- tives. to tail: loosely of corporate con- trol and graft. . But what use is it merely to be oi. ways maria: down unless you can help upbuild. s’i‘be man who can find the disused spot in public affairs at least owe. it to the state to help apply the remsdy before he goes busily on looking for another rotten placerm arii’ord Post. THI'MOTORIfl‘ or HOMI ‘ “You have I lino lot of children. Rinks.“ said Hawkins, as alter a spin . through the country, they returned to the house (or dinhor. "How many are there?“ Wren,“ said Blake, proudly. “i've often wondered.” said Haws- Ins, "whether you people trill: so many children have any favorites a- locus them? 0 "on 1102’”me Bistro. hesitation- ly; “that is to say. net Merrily. not or course we are tam minus of- ' on model than in thsloariior Young Men tlaa. on L”. one of as bottle recommended to you. Tel. 461. ILMKR I. GAO! l 4' Calls in '3 Days WE ASSIST YOU TO A POSITION —-'NOTICE-— If you prefer a medium Boer. neither very light nor dark. drink made by the pioneer browsrbf—thia country. 7 How a out a case of Pabst. either dark or light? Our success ia due to friendly recommendations We respectfully. I request you to tire us an order for the beat Brbwed Bottled Bear in 7 the country, and perhaps you will recommend us to others. as we are Castellano & Bardani Prompt Delivery lvarywharo in Demand Get a case of 24 hot. Only ".60 I ,. 26 Railroad Avanuo, W. R. THOMPION NOTICE to Launch Owners LIT U8 TAKI Ydufl INGINI OUT OF YOUR IOA‘I‘, MAXI THI‘. NlOIOIARY. IIPAIHI AND "'0“ if FOR NO CHARGI POI ‘TORAOI iP RIPMIO - ' raa win-ran. ans staoa.
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