The .‘Reason
Our Candy. loo Cronin and
VINOL
The modern TONic RECON-
flRUGTOiI. containing the medic- .
.lnsi rscttvss of Trust: Cod Lir-
srs, Poptonsts of Iron.
Sold out! it!
P. H. BAXTIR
Bakery products are" so
. ammo. is because
or. use only the
BEST
MATERIALS
1". A. LANE
31 Washington Street.
Anderson's hunch Works *
Launches and Boats ‘ ‘
of all kinds promptly hulls. Boats
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special sttsntlsn.
Oyster Shall Point. Norwnik
south Norwalk
; Charles Buck, Jr.
‘ Telephones: Office, 001; houss,21~3
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
GENERAL
REPAIR WORK
Address:
51 MAIN 31:. NORWALK
Colfax Encampment. 1. 0. 0. F.. will
hold a rehearsal Monday evening.
A. P. Meeker. of Merwln street, cot»,
times to improve after his recent ill-
hoes.
—-Brown Derbies. O’Brien.
. Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon, of Ur-
chard street. are the proud parents of '
a little baby born on Wednesday morn-
ing. Mother and child are doing nice.
1y.
Philip and Daniel Gleason, former
High School boys, whose homes are in
Norwaik, were visitors at the school
yesterday. The former is at Yale and!
the later at Cornell. Both have made
has records—Stamford Advocate.
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith has
been reappointed to that position for
the town of Norwalk, a responsible
poaltion as the revenue from this
source of the town is greater than in
any other In the state —-New Canaan
Advetiser
--3 lbs. Shoulder Steak. 250: lean
Pot Roast. 10c lb. Hayes' Market.
John ycdl'th, chef at Mnnresa insti-
tute. sailed this morning for a three.
, speks' vacation. Passage has been so!
cured on board the Prince Aug Wil-
helm of the Hamburg American line.
Jack contemplates staying two weeks
in Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies.
and on the homeward journey stopping
at Jatksonville Fla... Baltimore and
Washington.
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“Dr. J. C. \iewkirk has returned)
from his vacation. Appointments can
now be made for dental work.
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Word has been received from Adjn- i
taut General George M. Cole. that hei
will go to Danbury next Monday to
inspect the sites which liaie been of- l
tered for the new state armory (lair:
“influence W. Judson received a let- 5
ter to that effect, from (lateral Cole,
yesterday. it is expected that liispel
tor General Edward Schulza, also of
Hartford. will accompany General
(3010 to lianbury.
—snu Hats, sub to u. O'Brien.
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. A small awning over the front doors
of Daniel J. McCarthy's restaurant in
'Water street caught fire in some mys-
terious and unknown manner. last
evening. Mr. McCarthy noticed the
blue and with a pitcher of water dous
» ed the llamas before they reached
nay height or caused any mess to
insult of. it is Iliousht likely thsts
passing smoker tossed a lighter cis-
hrette or cigar into the awning.
MAKES EVERYTHING NEW.
Old kitchen chairs. old furniture. old
closets, old humus, when worn out
made new usln st n cost of 15 to 20
costs with s can of either Home Fio- '
fsh Domestic Point. Home Finish L I:
ll. Varnish. or Home Finish 1.. s. M.
Varnish Stain.
Directions for use on each can. Any-
body can use it. .
Got it from Cherie: ill. Dow. South
Norwalh; Huhhsll l. Stupid Hurd-
wsra Compost. Norwslk; W. s. Gum
s Bods. Wutport: Northrop Brothsrs.
louthport.
Is.‘ It. pumpsintforhoosss. A0
that cost $1.00 pr anon.
Writs postal for “Honey 1 have!
Price List its. so.” Manus- I: sum.
nos, 1*. 0. no: ms New York.
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Phone 1m
: pleted their contract.
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WORK PROGRESSING
Contractor C, lrvlng Byington and
Tony Paradise, of Norwnik, are rapid- I
'1y progressing with the work of lay.
tag new gas mains ill Main street for ‘
the Housatonlc Power Company. They
have come to rock and have been
forced to make several blasts.
The work is being done preparatory
to the paving work, and is quite a pro-
position. for one side of the street
must be blocked all the lime and the
“contractors must follow each service
‘pipe to the house, relaying these as
‘weli. The work started at North ave-
nue in Main street sod is working to-
ward the center of the city.
—A~‘Forequarter Spring Lamb, 8c lb.
ilayea' Market.
STORE BEING IMPROVED
The grocery store of William M.
Weed. situated at the corner of West
‘avenno and Merwin street, in West
avenue is in the hands of the car-
penters, who are remodeling the for-
ward portion of the structure. The:
small front porch has been removedi
and also the roof over the. porch. It
is expected that the front will be mule:
modern in every particular before they
force of carpenters at work have com;
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—Lntost Style Caps. O‘Brien.
THE"! GOLDEN WEDDING TRIP.
Mr and Mrs lohn \V. Cruw, of
Washington street. are celebrating:
their golden wedding anniversary. to—
day. by enjoying an automobile trip
through the state. Mr. and Mrs. Craw ‘
have the congratulations and best
wishes of their many friends that iiiei ,
may llie to enjoy many more ceiebrn i
tions of similar charm tor. .
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«Let; and Loin Spring Lamb,l
Hayes Market.
FIRE OFFICERS MEET
‘ The Fire Officers Association of the:
Nomad: Fire Department held s Mir!
in; last evening st which time s hum-l
tier of matters in connection with the‘
coming annual fair of the department
‘wore discussed and plans to make this
the most successful ever held Were
furthered.
101mg.
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You Say
You paid the
Bill
BTU
you could prove
till you had
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i: all
t” BY CHECK
Opus s
-Ohsok mount '
with Mrs
Isms-r:
The New Store
on Wall St, Noswslk.
Here
New Fal
Men—and particularly
these prices.
It goes without saying
in the city. I
Come in and cxsrnlne‘
Greenport Oysters
Escallops. Soft
BLUEFIBH. BUTTER“ 8H. 82A BASS. NATIVE
SALMON. 8W 0RDF|8H. HALII U T ,
FLATS. .NAPPER ,ILU ES. ROUND AND LONG
EELS.
CLAM3
Cutbiil’s Bridge
TELEPHONE 108.
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New Line in Lsdies’
Neckwear
Bills of Collars. Chemisettes. Ju-
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bots with side effects. ’
Stock t‘oilurs and ilows in all
the new shades.
Shetland and Cliiflon Veils.
J. I. Mallette
(Formerly Misses Dawson)
88 Washington St. Telnug
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sireto be in advance of the fashion show—mill be
interested in seeing our new fall clothes.
ercoats in a choico range of fabrics. commencing at
the ver y modest price of 810 to our very line’st gs:-
ments at $30. with a magnificent range in between
thing that is in fashion and without question. is the
widest and most carefully chosen of any line shown
{Infrmtiy happens after a person
édnd healthy teeth are extracted, and'
artificial ones Inserted. simply bounce
, the natural ones were ugly.
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s is South Main St.
South Norwalk
Now
Shell Crabs
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Fish Market:
mu DILIVIRY.
REGULATING
a child‘s teeth ls of as much import-
ance as having them fitted. for It not
has rescued maturity, perfectly sound
Parents should look into this part of
the child's well being: It teeth over
tsp. or protrude; or have wide spaces
between them, the) can be aluminum
ed and regulated so as to become
'wliolesmno and beautiful.
ibut the most approved methods and Election expenses ..........
lswllnrices. producing results that "a. Health officer ..............
lmnone‘
highly satisfactory
Dr. J.H.MALLERY‘
1s south Iain St. South Norws'n
Hours: I n. at. to s p. In. ann-
dsys try appointment any.
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OCUUOTI AND OPTICIANS
Correct [losses will relieve you of
many eye troubles. We employ
experienced Goldman-graduate phy-
sicians—to sustains eyes and guar-
antee satisfaction.
I? Atlantis luvs», fins-ford, Boss.
Open Saturday 10mins
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Francis Wilson. the actor. tells the‘
following story on John Mason.
Wilson, having spent sorersi snsn~
vised idsson. who was in search of a
quiet place for rest to [0 there. tslltnn
the sci-prism in ms Wilson’s m.
Ilsssn arrived st the stall town and
nisds his way to the inn. ids found
the reminder sitting a: the hunt
smoking a oornooh pipe.
"i am Mr. Mason." he began. "I
have come here through s Friend .of
mine. Mr. Francis Wilson."
The landlord. quite unconcerned.
heat s- moking. Mills; is ltllht
the dust, the newcomer started slain.
somewhat leader. "I an Ir. hisstsi:
liners oonohsulhrouahsfsdsndot
miss. his. Frsncis Wilson." Still no
response. Convinced of his dssfnsss.
Mr. Mason hogan ones more... "i say."
he roared. "i am Mr. Mason. and hue
some hers through a friend. Mr. Frsn-
cls Wilson." ,
The proortsior slowly mun: pips
mars st 1 ism hotel to Vermont. sd-‘
porch with his chair tipped hackp
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FOR SALE
We-SnNorwslk
House. 18 mm. newly
painted. nearly 1-! sure
land; 3 minutes school
and depot. Prion woo.
J.M.Lsytoa&Co.
fumes A lost Isms Agents .
II Railroad Aw. South Nomtk
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Mrs. O. 11. 1’. Belmont. the suffra-
pelts lender. tolls this story of a for-
siviing wife:
"1 used to know a married psir.“ she
says. “of whom the wife was s devoted
and charmlns woman and the man
was s sood-for-aothtnlt But. no rust-
.tsr what he did. his wits always for‘
gave him. one day I In culls “tr
on her, wild I saw hsr butts: uss
ths door with a nun noon mot in
n cuss.”
"'0il.’ i said. ‘sro you going to get
rid of Uncle 'iionlf’ Uncle Tom was
the parrot.
" 'Yes,‘ said the poor little who with
s slsh. ‘l'rs not! fond at him. but 1
tool that it is my duty to sand hiln
suns:
" than why is It your duty!” I asked.
”1.10s! found out the usher day;
gas she. 'thst naughty Oasis Tom is
teaching .1 blind to our)"
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in!“ All LIKI‘ arm
idssls ssh lino stasis; run will notl
sucosss insomnia. tid- with your
hsndst hill. 1le the «stash use on
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nulls solarium
,iiili Wittlt ml
Wilton for the year ending August 31.
1911, which has Just been issued. con-
tained the following interesting items:
‘ measles
The annual report oftlie Town of
Bobcat Expenditures.
Very Best
Creamery
zeal. to 29;
29c POUND
Pure, Sweet Creamery Butte
Every Ounce Guaranteed
Try It.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
as I. 85 WABHINBTON 81'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK“. ‘
BE INDEPENDENT
Visit the Danbury Fair in“
an Auto. Machines to Rent
Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs
Teachers' wages. Georgetown
school .................... 81.906.00
Teachers”. wages, all other
0 school .................... 0,200.00
Tuition. High School pupils” 1,234.80
1 Transportation High School
pupils .................... 308.98
the young men Who dc Tuition, Slivermine pupils 217.50
i Text books ................. 257.16
1’ stationery .................. 102.33
I Fuel (not including George-
We show an elegant assortment of suits and ov- town school) .............. 207.25
. Repairs I not Including George-
town school) ............. 490.49
. Miscellaneous expenses (not
i“ including Georgetown
, ' i f» school) ................... 12.05
mm 1 Miscellaneous ex p e n se a,
. l Georgetown school ........ 84.00
that it embraces every. : . insurance ................... 02.40
i . For maps and dictionaries, li-
, 3 brary appropriation ....... 100.00
: ‘ Transportation. town pnpils.. 10.25
; Salary of secretary ......... 30.00
. . Expenses of office, postage.
the dlfiemm sty 19" : telephone charges, etc. 32.44
__ ML" -..- ‘ 88,409.80
" ’ _ — m _- The annual report of the town health
officer is as follows:
To the Selectmen of the Town of Wil-
i011:
Gentlemen: in compliance with the
statute. l hereby submit by annual re-.
port as town health officer for the year
ending August 31 9
According to reports received front
tin». attending physicians, the following
l infectious diseases occurred during the .
year
In October one case of typhoid le
v.er in December. one case of diph
'thcria in February.
measles In March. seven cases of
in June. two cases of moss-
les. And it! August,
bcrcuiosis.
During the winter months a mild
epidemic of measles prevailed
Respectfully submitted,
“11.1.1 AM J. TRACEY.
Town Health Officer. .
Norwalk. (‘t.. August 31. Hill.
Summary of Expenses.
Assessors .................. 3
Auditors ................... 20.00 ‘
Heard of Relief ............ (13.00
“ridges ............... . ..... 3.38.31
248.40
320.12
206.06
:t‘ommiltntton tax ...........
Collection of taxes .........
County taxes for two years”
73.55
trust his mouth Ind mm id
f‘l if)?"
Manner W. mascots“
three cases of .
one case of lu-:
158.30 T
116.4?» 1
We Are Booking Orders New
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 8813 NORWALK, CONN.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk
A Magnificent
Showing
WELL New Suits, Coats.
Dresses, lSkirts, Waists
and Corsets. You should surely see these
handsome new garments while as
sortmenls are at their best. They will meet your requirements
as to style and beauty. and they are really unusual values. Our
oiferim will appeal to any economical ideas you may have,
white style and attractiveness are always exhibited ill our gur-
melits in a marked degree. The still greater feature of value
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‘Hlxliwuys .................. 1.03192 ., is always much in evidence—and this store‘s power to give great-
Insane paupcrs """"""" “0‘15 or values was never better s‘iowii than now (‘
intelest .................... 1,192.01 ‘ ' mile and be con-
Ilidlciul expenses .......... 60.00, vineed.
, Miscellaneous exilenses ..... 018.3: ’ ' '
Printing ................... 02.30 ' '
District schools (town com. mes and Mlsses Sluts ‘7'98 to $30
report) .................. 0.87 97' ‘ ’ ' ’
High schools ttown com. re- . mes and MAM Dresses 55 to $50
port) . . .................. 1,081.87 ., o "
Selectmen ................. 312.801 'Skll'ts from . . . $1.98 (0 $25
Sinking fund .............. 500.00 . ‘
lStnte aid roads. repairs 1,050.79: walsts . . . . . 98c to $12
State aid roads. new work. 1.897.761
State tax ................ .. 024.803 , “
,rown clout ............ 102.10‘ coats from ' ' ' 37'98 to 535
3van treasurer .... ........ 105.80} '
Town poor ................ lllifidl:
Vital statistics ............. 80,00; . ‘ .t
Taxes abated .............. 808.07-
. --...-l The Paris Cloak and Sui House
Am“ 020,011.18: 33 So. Main St. South Norwsllr. 515 Main St, Stamford
Cash in treasury. August 31.
1011 ..... .....0 403.81.
'l‘ss book, list of 1910. prin-
cipaldus 1,024.08
Tax book. list of 1010. pensl- s ,
ty dun ............. . 50.00 If ca wag A .l .
sinking fund. Norwalli Say. your ma§?, on 9“. “to
loss Society ......... 7.030.131
Ts: liens, estate of Eliza 8. Needs Repa'nng or Pamtmg
Belts. deceased ..... 124.20
Tax liens. finish Douglass. 40.78 NOW THE TIME
Tax liens. Herman 11. Wilson 57.00 ‘~ 0 , .v’
Piankonhand. 100.00 , W
School supplies on hsnd 170.00 Luther M. rlght 8
Dog license noses in tms- ‘
m 340.00 “THENCE
Duo front slots on will of
stutssidrusds 702.50
bus from m at accounted « . ~ ~ ~- . '4 . ~
damage hydons 30.00 Quid 90.00 TOOLATI POI THI'AT'IIT.
on from use on account M The professor om cartels Wit
hish schools . . "7.00 316,580.71 cottons asked a student how insult it!
Dan frost town or liasddhis. Liabilities. s osrtsln medicine should he ‘
shminflsorfisvssosooi ”8.8! Town hands ...............0354000.00 island to'tho sulfmr.
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