. , May Marlon Patterns
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for Fall and Winter
ALL PATTERNS. ,1oo9
FASHION soon, so, when sold
,_ with PIttIrn. ‘
E K. BANKS
«mesons: 0 Hawaii. BLOCK.
sour noaonK
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair and
cooler tonight, probably light frost;
Friday fair; moderate to brisk north
winds. shifting to east late tonight.
The disturbance that was central ov-
er Lake Superior has moved rapidly
eastward and is now central near Hal-
ifax, N. 8. During the last 24 hours it
has produced unsettled weather with
showers l’n‘theLuke region and New
England. It is followed by an area of
high pressure that is producing plea-
sant weather with low temperatures.
Fronts were reported
from Michigan, New York and Ver-
mont. ‘ '
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TooAv.l
maxi-l
’l‘emperatute: Minimum, ill;
mum, TS. Partly cloudy.
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A baby daughter was born- last even-l
luv, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis, of
Norwalk.
The first social of tho season will
be held tomorrow evening by Division
No. 1, A. 0 .ii. in their Wall street
rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Allen, of Taylor
" to an amount not exceeding, in the
4 Iguassu, one hundred thousand dul-
l tars, and bearing interest at a rd“
contain per annum. payable semi-ind
busily. Said bonds shall
' data II the lusyor and council shall do.
“and council of said city shall desig-
this morninx I
liliS‘l'l'l‘llTEll'AVllld sin.
is risers
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mayor Ind counterslsned by its clerk}v
not oxmdlna four and one-half por-
hear such
terrains. shall he in denomlnItionI d!
live hundred dollars and one thom‘
and dollars each. and shall be number-
ed. consecutivelymoninnlng with num‘
her one. ‘The principal of said bonds .
shall be payable ten years from the
date thereof, and both principal and
the interest thereon shall be payable
at such place and time as the mayor
note. The date of the maturity of each
of said bonds shall be determined by
the mayor and council at the time of
issuance of the name. “Said bonds shall
be exempt from assessment and taxis-
tion of every kind.
Sec. 2. Said bonds shall be denomina-
ted “Street Paving Bonds of the City of
South Norwalk," and shall be issued
in such amount, not exceeding, in the
aggregate, onehundred thousand dol-
lars as may be voted by the council of
said city. and ratified and approved by
the majority of the voters of said city
voting at any annual city election .of
said city or any annual city meeting
duly called and held for such purpose.
Said bonds shall not be issued in any
amount in excess of the expense of the
improvement for which they are voted
and issued.
Sec. 3. The mayor and council shall
prescribe the form of said bonds, de-
termine the place and manner of, pay-
ment thereof. and fix the tale of in l
terest they shall bear, not exceed ik'
four and one half per centum not an-
nual, payable semiannually. which in-
terest. shall be paid by the city
Sec. «i. Said bonds, at the option of
the mayor and tonne” offiald lily,
may be sold by subscription, or by advl
vortislng. at least thirty days beforeE
' the (isle of issue, for proposals or bids"
for such portiouol' said bonds as thvl
council and voters of said city shall
have previously designated to be is
sued. us 1“inde in section two here
of. Such proposals or hide shall be.
under seal and opened in public by
tn'v-nuo, have boon entertaining their
mummy. George lumen, of San Finn-‘
, cisco.
24. Royal
the Mark
Washington Chapter N0.
Arch Masons. conferred
Master degree on two candidates last.
evening.
”Baseball.
tucks, Sat,
Mr. and Mrs. W, ll. Clark, of North-
Norwnlks vs. Sanftu
3:30. Amusement Park.
hampton. Mass, are the guests of At-'
torney and Mrs. James T. iiubbeli, of'
Quintard place, Norwalk.
Mrs. Eugene E. Montgomery, of Wil-
ton nvetuie, who was operated upon
Tuesday by Dr. William J. Tracey, of
West avenue, is re‘coverlnLnicely.
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llr. Smith, of South Wilton. has re—
turned to his winter sanitarium with
his patients from his summer place
at a resort in the White Mountains.
The law on escailops goes off on
Sunday and a large number of local
men are planning to go out among
the frequented spots in search of the
shellfish.
Postal cards are being reocived in
Norwalk by the friends of Mr. and
Mrs Edward Merritt, of Seaview sve-
nuc, iv: ust Norwalk, who are visiting in
Peekskill, N. Y.
La Armond Le Grand De Flame, of
Grumman avenue, is visiting his grand
mother and grandfather in Summit at,
Norwalk. for a week. The little fol-
low is having the time of his life.
~Town Tax Collector's office will
lie open Saturday and Monday even-
ings until 9 o‘clock.
New, exclusive designs in decorative
lines of quality, may he found It the
N. E. Ryan Co's store. These pretty
pieces make egccliont gifts for the
tirldetobe. See advertisement.
Elbirt W. Clark, letter carrier' at
the South Not-walk post office, is tIk-
ing a couple of days’ vacation. which
he is Ipsndlnu in Hartford. attending
who state Fireman's Convention. Suh-
Ititoto George ii. Hunter is talus: his
blue , ‘
V Morrow will be til. rout of St.
and our angel at Trinity Epis-
' years old.
said mayor and count ii at the time and
plate by them apptunted No bid pro-
lposni, ()i subsulptlon shall at any time
lbe nctopted at less than pat or the;
taco, value of said bonds. and the no ,
(rued interest thcteon .
. Sec. 5. The proceeds derived from
4 the sale of said bonds shall be paid to
the treasurer of said city. shall be
kept .v‘eparatrv from the other moneys.
or said (III. and shall be upended.
lunder the direction of the tnuvor and'
council of said city, for the purpose 0i
laying permanent pavements on such'
l
mined by the mayor and couucil oi-
vsuid city. and for no other purpose. 4
Sec. 6. Said bonds. when so voted, l
executed, issued, and lolltered shall
be obligatory upon said city. and upon}
the inhabitants thereof, in the some.
manner and to the some extent as
debts lawfully control-it'd by multich!
pal corporations. according to the ten-
or and purport thereof.
Sec. 7. in streets, paved as afore-4
said, in which are located tracks all
any street railway company. such
street railway company so occupying.
I said streets shall pay, as its proportion
the rails and two feet on the outer side:
of the outer rails of its said tracks,l
the whole of said cost to said street
railway company to be due and pay.
able immediately upon the assessment.
of benefits asprovided herein. fluid
IsIeaIments shall bear interest from
and after the time when they become
due and payable. l
Soc. 8. Section forty of the charter!
of the city of South Norwaik is hereby
repealed.
.10.000 DAMAGE QUIT.
m
in VII-wort Sanitarium RI~
suits in Action.
A unit for damages as an outcome
of the kllllnl of Lynl l’euchere in the
McFarland sanitarlum at Wesiport, by
Amelia Bloch. of Bridgeport, who was
a patient in that Institution. was filed
yesterday in the , superior court,
Briduport. The suit is brought by
Sidonio Poachers. mother and admin-
istratrlx of the estate of dsceIIId.
who alleles that Lyni Mohave had
been committed to tho IInitIrluui' for
treatment. tout the patient was as
in! been I teach» in
mm and music. sin! that lies iii-
MI! was winners” in rdtli'llili.
The nineteen ciahnmxl'im on
the pm or the institution, blush pen
milled Aquila PIN to outer her
I‘i'ioili ind ohm ital-to limits on the
night of Wow 7. 1910.
Killing
.of deceased. and clams dIniIgos of
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Coming of Cool Nights .,
n it car is department of Blockers stocked to overnovriita with” I
mssnliioontl growing of beautiful
Wooly
of even grade and at every price. from the most lsc'xpsnsiva to the
very finest of Wool Blankets made. You cannot have any Blanket
needs which sonnet be supplied from this splendid department to .
your lasting satisfaction and economy.
Priées Item 590 up to S7. 50
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-1! NORTH MAIN ITIIIIT IOU'I’H NORWALK.
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Jeddo Coal
That’s it i4—-
A Hot Thing
Send us In order for one load. and we will retain you II I ouov‘
tomIr. Clo-anus from IlItI.unlform quality. IulthiI for lumen.
rIngI, Itovo or IIIMIIdIr. Prlau on aplillcatlon.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
ABOUT Pesos
Molasses is good. but there is no magic in it. as the Western
manutactnors Would have you believe. They m the molasses to
call the feed a superior one, but it is no better than the starch from
corn meal. Starch as weiias molasses. is more led into slam: in di~
geullonwput molasses can cover a multitude of slur The lab" states,
just what should he in feed. if the consumer knuv‘shmefhlng about.”
what he is really buying the law woirld be effectivemthon'xh somev
times it seems as if this same consumer would buy thunder and light- 4
.4 nlug if it were cheaper. Bonnie Home Ground lv‘seds sell on their‘
merits.
MANUEL ro‘no HATCH.
First in quality, first in price, always in the minds of its mtstom-
llonnlc liouic Ground Feed for livitrscs. Cattle and l'oultrt,
era
, who have the welfare of the city at.
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‘I‘tatelya’Venus. it is the desire of those”
heart to wish a uniform phvement, no
matter' what the choice
Thus ll 86th "Nor-walk anticipates
paving with wood block and bomb: ‘
paves its half of the avenue with bitu-
lithic, as will probably be the case.
than the paving work will“ not be uni-
form but there will be a break at the
city line 'just south of the armory. it
is for this reason that a number of
Norwslkers, among them being Henry
P, Price, President of the Norwalk4
Board of Trade, are trying to get the
Norwalk city council to confer with
Booth Norwaik on this all important
matter before a decision is reached in
reference to the selection of the pave
meat for West avenue.
The minority report of the paving
committee, accepted by the city meet-
ing held recently over the majority re-
port by a vote of 184 to 120. was very
gracious in regards to the kind of
pavement it recommended for West
avenue. The report is plain when it
agrees that wood block is the best
form 9! pavement for the town, and
yet because of the high price of this
form. the minority report favors brick
in its attend. The four men who favored
this report, out of the thirteen mem~
bers of the paving committee, agreed
lathe report to leave the kind of ma-
terial to be used in paving West ave
one to be chosen by the residents.
The/report stated, imWeVer, that if
sheet paving is desired for this thorn
oughfare, it would be but fair to so?
cure bids on all forms‘of sheet paving
than to give the comma to one firm.
This was a good plan, for the brick
imminent was bid upon by a number
‘0'. concednd. no onebeing given the
preference. This will no doubt be the
way the matter is settled, and it is
quite likely that bitullthic pavement
4will cover ,West avenue when the. DB\
ing has been (onlpli‘toil.
Tomorrow evening there is to be 44!
city council meeting. one solely dc»
, voted in pulling matters. The reports.
on the tests of Illt‘\ .irlous samples or
3, THE coneAntsou
.botueon tluv Ruppur‘ts beer and
that of am other brewed in
tin wide apart as the“ poles it
stuinla aunt ubuu- evorytltinii
in hours in (llllillli purity and
Ian around extent and is alv‘
who a uvorite Min the pub-
lic. Order a case oi liuppert's
beer. and when you need some
thin; “for that tired feeling."
for dohlilty or as an invigora-
tor. try a bottle and mu will
any that there is nothing to
carnal it.
Magnet 6‘3 Flynn
streets of said city as may be down “ '
.08 Water Street
of the cost of said paving, the cost .
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The 4
. plaintiff is the notion is the mother
ifya law Mom I smil-
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Telephone 721
for Next Winter’s Com-
iCO fort . at Lowest Prices
HARRIS '& CANS C0.
South Norwalk
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WALK RIGHT
Come in and have your foot fitted right and you will find out
you won't ths so much trouble with those coral. buhions and tired
fooling feet. We have shoes that will fit you right, through the arch
and other main points of the shoe. Come In and look them over. WI
are IlwaI glad and willing to show you, even thoth you don‘t pur-
°""°' 4 ~-Wi
“Walk-Over" Shoes
“Queen Quality” Shoes
Shoes at All Prices
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Fancy Potatoes, Qer pk. 29c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Qk. 35d
3 calls milk for..........25c Rd) 1... Soil, is foruxasull
2 cans shrimp ior ”.....asca lbs. Soda “It”? 02“.. .15c
2 cans Pink column for ..asp lbs. ii ties "for .... .....aoe
2 cans Klgpured liming .15; Clio:
SUIT pupa
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hrhlr taken to iirhlucport by the coun-
lolltuen of the hinhwnv department of
Sihc (II) will be heard, the decision {in
lie the forms to be laid in Water and
l Mala streets will be reached. the con
tract awarded. the claims of the (,‘on
luccthnt Companv. board and dmided
. land u‘dirmislon lot the
Luring of
bids 6n ihout paving'”fl ‘Tosod for
l West dream‘ in the irncepted minority
4. report. will all in' before. the meeting
l Much humour is being manifeatt-d4
in tho situation in Notwalk and it i-
gcxpotted that the meeting will be u
ire-cord broakor both for length and
4tho amenut of business iiunsuci (‘il
GALLAGHE‘I HA8 LOTS OF
FRIENDS IN NORWALK.
M ichaol Gallagher. the inventive
nonlua on whose intoxicated person
the police discovered a Weird and won-
derful homemade razor. yesterday.
wont to jail to attend 24 hours and to-
morrow will leave for Norwalk.
"Everyone in Norwalk knows me."
they all know me.”
often?” interrogated Prosecuting At-
torney Delaney.
“Oh. no.‘ explained Gallagher in in-
dignant protest. "but i
them."
He was fined 88 for drunkeneus.
‘- Having only 32 he went to North new
one to serve out the diflerencc.—-—
Bridgeport Farmer.
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LSTONSl are
flatness asset
, LOVER'S
“m m"
ThePurchuiMs
explained Gallagher in the city court.‘
“the police there, the city olilciais--4
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“is that because you are arrested so
do work for .
A Test that tells
A Sterling Player Piano has been
aboard the U. S. Gunboat Machlas
for over four years and has given
the best of satisfaction. ..Thlsrs ‘ is
the most severe test that a Piano
cauld be put to.
Ill If you are thinking of purchas-
ing a Piano, you should not lail
to look the Sterling over.‘ ,
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO. .
104 Washington St. 4 4
Phone 30 l '
His Royal Highness ;
the American automobiiist, is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
ai procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and nine
chlnery, put in new parts, put his en.-
glne, brakes, magneto, plugs, etc., in
good 'workjng order and make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to i ,
3W. A. IIANFORD, 42 N. Main St-—-Tel. 502
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
Everything in the Optical Line
iEyes Examined Free 4
* 0.15. Jackson
Optician
Merrill Night School "
Opens October 3.--—-Enroli Now
Bookkeepini Stenogrsphy English Branches
South Norwalk
Stamford Port Chester
—-NOTICE——-
If you prefer a medium Beer, neither very light nor dark, drink
Pie] Golden Dortmunder. it is a production made exclusively from
the choicest barley malt and the costliest Saazer hops purchssable,
made bl, the pioneer brewer of this country Get a case of 24 hot.
ties, on y $1..”
How about I care of Pabst, either dark or light?
one of 24 hottiII.
Our success is due to friendly recommendations. We respectfully
request you to give us In order for the best Brewed Bottled Beer in
the country. and perhaps you will recommend us to others, as we are
‘ recommended to you.
Castellano & Bardani
Prompt Dollvory Ivorywhoro 26 flIilroId Avmuo
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Only $1.50 I
Tel. 401.
ILMIN I. GAO!
w. I. monsoon.
NOTICE to Launch Owners
LET UO TAKI YOUR ENGINE OUT OF YOUR IOAT,
MAKI THI NIOIIOARY REPAIR! AND OTOIII lT FOR
TH! WINTIR. N0 CHARGI FOR OTONAOE IF REPAIR.
ARI MADE.
TheSpecislty Manufacturing Co.
south Namath, m
"iaccosouovi‘u'ula lb. 80630110“?! vii-Itooasis ’
w; ileum ohms ..........tsols lb Baltic our“ “
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