In Rubber Boots
in WI“ the wSat he can get. together.
of course, with easy fit and comfort.
" BOSTON ” HUB
WARRIOR " BOO“
are famous for their wearand their come
forteble tit.
. Boston Rubber
made and sold twice as many rubber
boots and shoes as any other com-
pau in the world. Thet’ I rent of
qual av! And the All- Duo WAR-
NORWALK
3:3. Drquants 3%
.Bridge \Phannacy
Prompt and efficient
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Menager-
~....____ -- ._ ._.- ... ..... .__. .. .n
Mr. and lire. Edward S. Merritt, of
Senvit-w nvcnuc. iil‘e the guests of
Mrs. Mornitt‘s Dill't-‘lllle. in l’oi-ksklll.
N. Y.
Miss Lorin Nicltcrson, of East Nor-
wnlk, has returned home after a low
dnys' visit wlih friends in Richmond
Hill, 1.. l.
,.
Bridgo 'l't-ndor John i'olo. and son.
of East \\';Isliinuion Sll‘i‘i”. iIri‘ (‘lljilj.‘-
ing an automobile trip throupit tho
White Mountains.
Mrs. t‘liiii'lcs l-l. Airtliorpo, of Son-
vlew iitt‘iltlt‘, is 5;)(‘lldlll'z two wot-{:5
with her stator. lira. (it‘ortzo iinou'l
den, of Newliurglt, N. Y.
Mrs, liniwrt Smith. of New liavon.
arrived today at the homo of her
niOilltll‘, lira. S. S. Xiiplwy. of Osborne
avenue. to make a Short visit.
The (‘minvt'tiv'ui i‘onrmny section
gang is :It \vo.'lt putt ng in it new
piece oi‘ le'iul iI‘IiI-k work at tho cor-
. nor of Van Zuni street and litter are
if . nuc.
A mooring of“ the Si. .ltitnoe (‘lri-lc
of tho King's lliillLlllf‘l'ti, will he hold
at tlltuliomo of Mrs. S. \V. Kelly. Sca-
aldo plnro. Elli-ll Norwulk, "l’hnruday,
ti ” Hcptctnbur 28th, at 2:30 o‘clock.
l‘ “ While the Hidden f‘lliillRt‘ in tho
' weather flill'lllt’, tho punt toni-ly-four
hours in welcomed it came hard for
it some people who fail the change houn-
ly. Thorn worc evidences of a front.
this morning.
Charles ii. Aiethorpc'e Ford automo-
bile figured in n litilofitto-trulluy itc-
trident. ynutorilur, when a Dorian
Point our t‘tlmlllit' up Jitmmod into
Mr. Airitlttil'lu."tt automobile. which be
war driving out of hill Rllftl‘iw, in Sea-
view avenue. smashing ono oi‘ the
,Wheeln.
Wm
of the district. tit-xt woolt. at which
”during nnolhcr powor niatlon,
prceent itite being sitttnioti on
On (War
the near future.
= secured.
The Wire iiiatrict t‘ommiiton in an
ranging to hold llll informal moctinit
time nrrnnnmnentu will be made for
the
thc
wk property which will soon lio tak-
by the town authorities in
Tho informal meet-
in: will precede aspociai meeting
which will be called“ noon on some
ides of tho team of the people can be
Chief Frederick M. Wheeler. First
Assistant. Arthur Curr. Second Assis-
tant M James. Lieutenant Harry B.
'Watet-bnry. end Loubt ital-ted“, of the
nut Norwiik fire department teft’Tnie
: burning for Hartford, who‘i'c. they will
.. attend the State Fireman's Conven-
‘ , jinn which convenes at the Putnam
”I!” hall. at tho corner of Pearl
did Keynes street. today and lemon
M.” The Hartford member: and the
in the city have united in st- ,.
he are‘mede by the
gloom)" which has
-
R Boot is the best~wearing
boot they ever made.
The “Boston’i Hub Boots
on sold everywhere. Ask
for them and
Look for the Hub
Trade-Mark
it lmnfl on all our boots and shoes.
IOC‘I'ON Hill“ was 00.
Ieeieu. less. ,
‘ crab: bate with the Norwwlks on the luncheon will but petitdf the pronoun.
‘ not reeide in New Haven this winter
celebrated his 80th birthday yesterday
and the happy occasion was marked by
E a meeting of some of the membcts of
the Henlickct Club at the L'liomme
diou Brothere‘ store, in East VVnalIittg-.
ton etteet. Captain Nathan Roberts,"__
aged 96, still halo and hourly and the
liveliest one of the lot, anti Jerome
id. Smith were in attendance and they?
together with Daniel and John R. U-i
liommcdlou ltad‘a merry time. Mi‘.l
Reynolds l'oCt'll’ed the congratulations}
and beat wit-thee of his friends for many1
more celebrations of the same kind.
l
Little Helen Canaveri. the three.
yemuold daughter of tho fruitcrer. itil
thi llatlron building, in very found of
kittens. and aho had threeol‘ the. pret-
limit ntaleue as one would wish to ace.
Sud it is to state. all three met with an,
untiinoly death, the first being killed
by a trolley;
mohilc, and the third by n vicious daft.
The lost of the first. one hourly broke?
tho :‘lliltl's heart. and whun filli.‘ vurrloti
it in her arms to her father. she butt»1
laid him to pin it in water. thinking
that it would return to “lo.
lilttvriy when she learned that. her pot
was doatl.
.\no:ltor successful uvoninu attend
cd the efforts of tho minnows oi, the
Muyilmvd lioolt and Ladder t‘om-
puny and tho l.lldl(‘h" lIItprowInvnl un-
surlntion in llli'll‘ llarvcet. Fair at lion
dull'e Iiall. lilnl night. The. crowd. last
night. trim larger than on"he opening
night and if
onjoyed a lwll Ir time. by reason of
pilirillili‘.
tho ll‘htll‘liillfll] of more pooplt- to-
gntbt-I‘. Luci night was ilrcinrti‘a
night and tho built mndo tho most of
it. Rosplondont in thcir naltv blui-
uniforms. tlic)’ urrc evorywhcrc and
nobody pI‘i-eeni locked for it mod
time it‘ they know anything about it.
The t‘ntertainnwut. lust owning.
consisted of unlotttiouu by tho ()l‘t‘lid‘ti'
tins, l‘tuingvl'n orclweil'a and tho
lv‘irvmt-ti'a Mandolin (li‘t'llt'cll’ii ulter-
natint: throughout iba Honing in
rendering inductions. 'l‘lilu marked
the firm public appearance oi tho
ili't-imn‘n orrlivalta and their efforts
were liliilrt't‘lnli'tl lo a largo extent by
thouc prompt. 'i‘ltoso who were prou-
cnt. lam owning, worn. like the ill‘
tttuinnw on Monday night. nlrnck
uii‘t lllv decorations. Tonight will
he illi‘ third night of tho fair and it
to confidently exported that. it will
illtiiitilli't.‘ up to tho other oceanioltu. in
point of iiiionduniro.
wtwt.-. ,. M. 4,.-
t WESTPORT
AN D
SAUGATUCK
I llirn. Alois ‘hititmoru'
about completed.
bungalow
Mr, and Min.
npent Tunsdny in liridgdport.
The Nines Pedant
from s. sojourn et Niagara Fslle.
W
hint. nether Yett- of brldnepott.
won the [cent of Rosevilio relatives.
Monday.
'l‘lto Wortport baseball team are
acltctiuled to play two more sumo: bo-
iore the lesson closes.
Bridgeport, over Sunday.
st Compo for the winter.
paying for their auto-wagon.
the wound by and mum
Shi‘. wept.‘
those proacnl ,
lsI
mo It. Bettermnl
have married
Mr. and fire. Hum Godfrey enter-
tained their daughter and family of
Captelnhereno Allen has taken up
his residence with the Punselt lentil?
The primed! from the Oomph itin-
alne Clo/n inh- will be used to dutch
Willlliil Bteib of Nomnlkiwcn the .,
Norwhlk muade. Saturday} afternoon.
A pretty wedding was eoiemniaed lav
M188 Louise HUM, librarian at: the the Church 0‘ [he Assumption a‘ noon
Weatport library, WWW“ MOW” Sunday by Father John Rental, when
from a six weeks' sojourn in Europe. m" Liasio Dominick became the
bride of John Navillo. The pride was
John, the “In“ “it New Creel: charmingly attired in white with all
“beach, has recently titted up hi 5 ‘vor 505113161 and w” attended by Miss
bungalow into a euug. cozy home for . Mary [‘0de who“. dressed
‘1‘“ WW“ . b and (tinted helium. The um
‘ m was John “Dildo“ iroliewlnx
Mr. and Mrs. NO“ 1" Hitched will the ceremony the bridal party and
friende went to the John Ross place
go Songs-tuck, where a sale day .wag
as reported: but will take [msseesion
of a place on Wright street.
'upcnt. Dancing and refreshments
The Weutport Clerical Union is were enjoyed and music furnished by
soon to call a meeting for the purpme a “OWN“ orchcctru During ““3
of meeting those who are interested in '0“an service the choir of thc Ch“
forming a Chatanqua Circle then of Mary satiety of the church as-
yelstcd. Among those present were:
, The farm and residence of the late Misses Marie Godfrey, Margaret
Emeline Raymond in Cross llighwu WEN- Kathorlnb Doollnr. Mario MC"
has been purchased by her sister, Mrs. ‘Cann. Mr. and Mrs. Dentin. Mr. and
Marietta Smith, of Greenfield .Hiil. Mrs. Lombard and about 50 more.
N
The members of tho Ladloe‘ Ah] so—
ciety will leave hotel square on the C'RCUMSTANT'AL EVIDENCE
t: -io car today for Oronoke island "I ““9 mieluid my [Ollnlflln pen,"
where they will be entertained by Mm. 3“” ”"3 father
Fred Komper. "1 guns mother found it." said the
idnugbter.
The annual conference of the Conn-I 'Whnt makes you think no, daugh-
.tv Missionary union will be held in tor?"
the Congregational church by invite-
ftion of the ladies on Ooctober 1?. doing nothing but washing her hands
Speakers of note and a social hour at all day' ‘—~\" onkcrs Statesman.
N the Future
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" llecauno i heard her any she‘d been
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FIRES FIVE OHOTS AT» WIFE
WATERBURY Sent. 27 ——Tlio
lice have notified surrounding towns to
be on the lookout for Antonio Dur-
ken. who tired five nhotu at his wife,
yesterday without doing any damage.
He was Jealous of her attentions to
their star boarder.
JACK:FROCT’O PET AVER- ,
eIou
“Stamford
Oak Heating Stoves
The most satisfactory heating
stove on the market. Of all our
many customers who are using
Stamford“ Onke, not. one has
been dissatisfied. it's the acme
of stove satisfaction.
Horace R. Nash
S.Norwelk ;
i
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i
Does
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at $15 - $16.50 - $18
Latest Fall Models
'1.
BOYS’ SCHOOL suns
$2.50, $3.50. $4
PRICE’S Clothing Store
98 Washington Street -
Phoni No. 11852.
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now, and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it. i chi
The Jones 8t Holchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
It'
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Durlng July and August
eut- gun will, close on an.
tmllys It 1 p. "i: At your
denies IVery other week
11 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwslk, Conn.
at the 4-door, 80
LOOK h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield. gas and oil lamps. Bosch
Guaranteed for one year by
magneto and coil; everything first-clans,
the manufacturers, for 01525. For full pnrtlcnlnre cell or address
F. E LOCKWOOD & CO. i
80 Well Street—(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Norwalk. Conn.
day from T e. m. to 0 p. m.
E. E. Corham
Decorator
10 First 8L,
Telephone Four One Six
East Norwelk
J ardiuiers
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tii'ounded by Elinbeth 'Burr Mead,
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PROIPRCT Hi LL. NORWALK
Tile School will open for the nth
'tlerm on Thurman cucumber at.
an, st nine o'clock.
College Pro rstory and General
mate for little slrie’ end heye under
yam french ten t in all
Any iCut You Like
Tell us what cut you like and we'll
do the rest. We guarantee it will be
the best andmlioirest of the particu‘
lar part you select. We are always ‘«..
anxious to please patrons~-~--therefore
we select our beef and other moms
with great care. Try us and see the
difference.
Chamok’s Market
73 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445. FREE DELIVERY
(t
Flower Pots L
"Tabourets 53
r. A. MtTCHELLl,
The Hatch & Bailey Company
, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telnphone 46, with Breach Stations to All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Prepared Roofing
has come to stay because it has meilt for acme classes of
buildings that malice he use pI-eforablc. We keep several
grades suitable for all purposes.
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
Electrical Co.
TM 0M7 ""7 "MP!“ fauna oft 1the diseaeienand the art 01:;
net on it some scam are can .
IL'OTMCAL CHOP by a wrench, twist or eprnin in the
m m 7..." ‘ tick. Even if done in childhood it
creotee pinched nerves and pain in .‘
“halite in the different organs and '
m .
Chiropractors remove the canoe of
this disease and «in. and health is
restored through unionism; the six
nerve system in your body.
Nervonsneu, Rheumatism. Partly-I
sis. Heart. Kidney and Pamela
eseee are liven epecisi attention: clue.
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never resist giving Chiropractic .
cbsncc to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
of wacumorou er. en. uohwl‘t’ttt
AUTO OUP'LIII
Phone BOB-50 South Stein Street
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aim strsetl. story do! let.
m). at a , tn. mg'h‘ Magnetic Trestmnte Given At
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