1 RD. 5.00
“ill; a I
will realty
w, to compel him to cut down wild
“a on property near Asylum sve-
bl‘si‘s the first case on record
ere the Canada thistle and carrot
" this has been enforced in Hartford
years. -
, WM
, Dyspepsia is our nations: ailment.
Mock Blood Bitters is the national
tire for it. It strengthens the atom
sch membranes, promotes now of di-
“native juices, purifies the blood
Enioro‘sdf I .
. ‘ t. aim—By order 0! .
Walter H. Clerk, in police
on William A Sunburn, one at
tatuory order was
agents in mm vi~
f JELE
UNITED BAN
“ EYES sxmmao FREE
AND cusses eusnsu'r'rso
South Nor-walk.
, I‘m Alarm Headquarters
,i8-
Fm shows I»
M W .~ ._
‘ on? Electric
.DU‘TH‘ NORWM-K FIRI ALAN"
BOXI.
’ 4W3”: Telephone tor are sienna
Wuhlnsto utilid North lists It-
t—otm‘ cam! me‘o ‘
:«x In)” su'i‘gflsstre crest. flattery. Wrote.
_ 7» orflwulk
lav—Music Han. °8iiundru uni city not»
ross
tthest 8L, Franklin School. '
ill-«Concord It" Concord and “boob
Bolton 0M1
ls-I-North Main sud Bill?
ldwfii at. and Bit on A".
orwrtlha Iron orkl
l'im est Ave and Cedar St.
“~111th Sch sol West Ave.
21—- West St. and Taylor Ave.
22- iy Ave. and Lows St. .
I2 hestnut and Home Sis.
iii-xiaouthllin in and cures Bis.
26--Lexinston Ave. and Austin at.
27~West and Elm Grove Sis.
81~SouthoMsin m.. between Grove n-
sz~xie ) olilwiootrlcc lWcuini, State St.
34~x ‘ing and uv Btu.
36~x vllnnd and Wm tel tits.
3-— ckwood Hi
I ~Fttirneld Ave. End Ctedsr 8t.
i2~-Tsylor Ave. and Son list .
. 18~Wood word ‘..Ave and tMeadow 6t.
31170041
K BUILDING.
Ca
100.
E.H.
John
10bit). Main St, 80. Norwaik
Residence, 5 Washington St.
oiophons at “flee-4364.
Telephone at house—693.
City Natibnai Bank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFEERS EVERY
, FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH
pltal
000.00
Safe deposit Boxes 33 and $5 per your
EDWIN H MATHEWSON, Prel-
' ‘ JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pros.
. FRPEDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vice-
T68.
‘IWILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
Mathewson
H. Knapp
Christian Swartz
Samuel Grumman
Henry 8.
BANKING
Surplus and Profits
SOUND
$117,000.00
.
J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan
Lewis R Hurlblm
Lockwood
Spe
$1
rHs necnss‘rion Touns.
bolt islandu-s-dsy tours $11.50
ys, ADE.
gin“. City—odsy tours $21.00
outlays, Aug. 26, Sept. 9.16th.
“its Mountains-busy tours $25.00
iidsys. Aug. 26. Sept 2nd.
Mods-«May trips $41.50 up
Intuition, Sept. 7, 14, 28th
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
hits MounuinM-dsy
“annoys, sept. 9. 18th.
‘ on. Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem.
u PsiMdayI' M
in”. September It.
I'll is. It.
ontmi ..
rdsy. Sept.
L’ihgton, D. c. $2400
lithol- 14th and. 21st, 6-day trips.
Gav-rm and Wash”
1-96}tu
8h,
.50
12th. iivdttys' trip
scriptive circular or all tours
'G W. Harris, at depot, or ad-
The Recreation Tourist 00.,
cial
24th, 316i.
$21.50
commo
"in
.. $81.00
Lawrence River
$41.50
7th, Mays trip.
0
IIlInsinnsII I
New Haven.
' 212~Eust Washington and
scrunch?“
t6~Iiurrltt and QuintardI Aves. and Wow
Ia— Woodward and Lowndos Aves.
Sl-vGolden Hill St. and Flimwood I.“
52 ~Washinston St. Bridle
bit—Freightk yard and Annl Fit" prints
nimNorwsik Lcclt (10.. private.
0:) Denotes non- -lntsrterin¢ boxes.
(M) Master box. from which the bum
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and I p. to.
standard time, 1~
One stroke at odd times. testing o:
line open. .1
Two strokes after an alarm. live out, to
calls department.
c«Tum—e slow strokes, water to be shut
213506 p. m.. such Weonnsdny. s boa
oiled for test.
In?” alarms for on; district also to
col ed by telephone.
I
EAST NORWALK Fifi! ALARM BOXII
Fire headquarters. 56 Van zant strut
Telephone 170
IwFitch School (private).
b—Murvin School (private.
or! Stu.
zls—Van andt St. and Osborn Ave.
sis—Esst Ave and Bowen 8t.
217—Winfleld dt.S
223—Fort and Charles tats.
22 4—- Eust Ave. and Fitch 8t.
225v—St. John St. and Edits Ave.
332~Sesvlew Ave. and First St.
335~Boulsvsrd on second St.
Sills—Cove Ave In th St.
sat-«Boulevard and tlackatons St.
341—-—Keyser St and Pine Hill Ave.
.842—Keyser 8t. and Duck 'Pond rd.
ills—Shore Haven. (Tel. )
A telephone message to Electric Button
(706)m between the hours of 6 p. m. and
6.3 ,giving location of me. an alarm
will I)"; given 0. nearest box.
Private boxes will only be pulled to:
tire on premises where located
Second alarms are only to be given by
the chief or acting chief upon his arrival
at the tire.
SpociIi stunni-
1-0ne blast at odd times, testing or lino
1-—0nee blast at t
l— l—Two blasts,
11 ll—Tweuty two. at 8 9.. m.. no morn
ing session of public schoolm
11- il—Twentv two. at 12: 30 p.
temuon session or public sohoot.
lillllilll—Ten blasts quickly calls tho
entire department.
3
a
Tel.
ERIE“
To].
a». m.. standard limo
re out.
no 31-
NORWALK FIRE ALARM.
iii—Corner of Main and Wall Streets.
21—Beiden Avenue and Union Place
22—Spring Hill and Kellogg Street.
“ll—linion Park
25~West Avenue and Berkeley Street.
27——Fr¢mklin Avenue and Lynda Place.
ill—Gas house. (Private box).
32—West Avenue and Merwin Street.
sit—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street
iii—J‘hnpel Street ‘aud Harbor Avenuu
36~West Avenue, near the armory
38—Stcveus Street and Elm Crest.
il— 01038 Street and Wilton avenue.
i2- Mnin street and North Avenue.
i3 France Street.
51— Grand Street nnd Tlndnil Luna.
6?.— Main and Catherine streets
v Canaan Rudd and Fair Street.
fill—Chestnut Street, near Summer st.
56 Main Street and Union Avenue.
82-—0n The Gleen.
till—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
dyI‘Esst Avenue and Duskam Lune.
ROWAVTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT!
ill—Highland Ave. to N. 1.. N. B. a B
iii—Hickory Blui‘l‘“1 and Bell island.
lI—Pine Point and Roton Point.
al-‘Long island Sound to McKinls St.
3—"Centml." MoKi nley St to annoys:
22«Pennoyer St. to Cross at.
ill—Cross St. to Railroad.
Bi—Rniiroad to Brock-lilo.
We st Bid
la—Whits Bridge north to Brooksido.
lu—White Bridge 8. to..L.! Sound.
l'I-Whlte Brid e B. W.t I. Sou n.d
One stroke 0 the tire bell It odd times
indicates testing.
ng strokes of tire bell. thus, 1.1. In
I
Four strokes“ oto firs boll, thus. 1 1-1-1
water to has
At third or moro oslsrms Indicate urioun
MAILS
Nor-walk Postoffice
Mulls Dosbstenod
5:50 0.. m.-m
6:100. m.-Dsnbury «lightenm
figs. " mfmumvirgdt .2231“ 100an
l I o.
13:00' now-New orli sud Was “I
12:45 9. rim—Eur and South Namath.
1:15 p. m.-—Do.nb ury division.
1:26 p. m..—fiointsy' west 0! Stamford. but
I
0
tire.
o p. m.-—-West and South Nomiis.
o p. m.-Cimnon motion. Dobbin-y m
un—lilsst. West and do. Norwsik.
D. in.-—Esst We Idtsn Bo Nowell.
Iun sly sand Holldsys.
tmsil "closes st 5: 30 p.
Bunch! collection“ It a: .ag‘p. In.
a. m—Cnnnon
s. m. --li:iist. west at museum.
I. m.- and Daub dry.
s. m.—~Eauth Not-walk.
It. gu—gflt. “geatwsimdn do. Not-VIII
p. .—-—
p. m.-mst ‘IVsst and Bo. Nomi!
I; inn-glut on South Non-vol
00 p. ni.- Now Yr .Brookiyn Ind
on:
1:80 p. m.- Josh'm out and Io. Norm“.
Ii 00 s. mums“ Westy nil Bo. N
Csrrlots’ window a n iron: it on i II
' s. s. some. Minnow.
' scum NDflWALfl was-routes
'3, south Norwsik nominee
"All... sham snow! ‘ .
1:00. 10:» I. II.
’I
"312%. ‘33:. 01:?
1% '51 '3':
‘ the tongue; itcoated, it means the lit-
When Their Bowel: are Wante-
clogged; Liver Siunglsh and
Stomach Sour
Your child isn't naturally ’crosé, ir-
'ritublc and I peevlsh, Mother!l Extimlne
tie one’s stomach is disordered, liver
inactive and its thirty feet. of bowels
clogged with foul, decaying waste.
Every mother realizes after giving
delicious “Syrup ot Figs" that this is
the ideal laxative and physio tlr chil
dren. Nothing else regulates the little
one's lenderstomach, «liver and bowels
so sheetuully, besides they dearly love
its“ deilglitiul its basic.
For constipated bowels, sluggish llv.
er, biiiousness or sour, disordered
stomach, feverishness, diarrhoea, sore
throni, bad breath or to break a cold,
give one-half .to a teuspoqpi‘ul oi
"Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours. all
system without griplng or nausea.
the clogged up waste, sour bile, uudly
gested‘ food and constipated matter
will gently move on and out of the
system without grlping or nausea. and
drugglng your children. being compos-
ed entlrely of luscious ilgs, sauna and
aromatics it cannot be harmful.
Full directions for children oi all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
an the package.
Ask youi druggist £01 the full name,
"Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.’
prepared by the Cuiliornin Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting. gen-
uine old reliable. Refuse anything
else offered.
..o~m....—_. -....__ b.— ._._...
EXPLAIN THE BLIIIIK 8Y8-
TEM MIIIIE FIIEELY
iContlnued tram First Puss)
puign are engaged in completing the
details of the extensive canvass and
will be ready to start bright and early
on Friday morning.
Which block are you a resident or
and how are the results from your
others Tile limitations and boundari-
es of each block together with its num-
ber are listed in this article. The mou-
oy will be collected by blocks and coun-
ted in the some manner. The results
will be made known by blocks so that
giipioui I. II?
lilii- Sill illiliillilii
‘Tiudnli lune, Piattsviiie avenue.
you will surely have o well, happy.
and smiling child again shortly.
With Syrup of Figs you are not
“and Reich avenue.
block to compare with those of the
I
lay avenues.
Block 17. 4—Wsstport avenue, Park
street Francs street, Cannon street;
East avenue, from St, Paul's north to
Allen jBetts inclusive.
‘ Bloch 18.—-—~Cranbury. ,
Block. lilmiloorge avenue, Waiter
avenue. ocuntY. King. and William
streets, inclusive. ‘
Block 20.——~Clit‘t street, Rocks road
and Blue mountain.
'Block 21.-—:Nortb. Union. Centre
and Plymouth avenues, Knight. High,
Camp, East side Main and Harriet
streets. '
. Block 22 .mWest side of Main street,
Cross and West Main streets. ,
Block 23.-—-Chupel, Academy, Mer-
win, Orchard streets and Harbor uvc-
hue. ‘
IBloclc 24.»~West avenue. to Armory,
Union Pk” Berkeley street.
Block 25.~«Schooi, llenry, Summer,
Chestnut streets, Wilton avenue and
Disean court.
Block 28 .—~lillm Maple AlCh streets.
Lynes place and AlmOly Hill, b‘ruuk- _
iin avenue.
Block 27.——-Spring Hill to Elmcrest
and hill section.
'Block 28.-Fnlr street. Grand street,
Block 29.-—isuac street and Leonard
stbeet.
Block 30.~Belden avenue, Union
street. Highland avenue, Riverside
avenue.
Block 31.—Stuart avenue.
Rowayton.
Block 32.——McKinley street, South
Bloch 33.—-Roton avenue and Mc-
Kinley street, north to North avenue.
Block 34r—Pond and Logan streets.
Crochet avenue, to McKinley.
'Block 35.—~Rowuyton uvcuuc from
McKinley street, to North avenue.
Block 36.-~Rowsyton avenue and
church street.
‘Block 37.—~Rowuytou avenue from
Grants to Vincents including Cross
street. .
Block 38.——Rowuyton avenue from
Vincent's to the Maples.
"Block 39.——Higliland avenue from
Bell island crossing to railroad. ..
Block lid—«Crockett, street and
(how avenue.
Block 4l.‘”RO“'lllelI avenue. from
North avenue. through Peuuoyei‘
street. ,
Block 42.~~Raym0ud street,
bridge to railroad.
Block l3.-~Wostside
bridge to end of stmet.
Bloak 44.-—Esst Not-walk boulevard
to Seaside to Hawkins to Cove nve~
hue.
Block 45.~—~Stm\vberry Hill to Ben-
imni
avenue l'i‘Om
each subscriber may be enabled in see
just how his section compares with
that of other parts of the town From
the ieporig which have come in ii is
apparent that there will be some been
i, ilvulxv between some of the blocks as
leach desire that his or her section!
'shuli loud the others.
one fact pitch the mind at the public.
whose generosity they deeply appmcb
ate.
illity be the lust campaign which will
be conducted.
securing suiilcleut funds at this time
to iucure the erection und furnishing
of the Home without making any ad-
(liiionul demands for funds. To the
0nd that this hope may be realized it
is most respectfully requested that
each and every subscriber do the must
he or she can at this time had it is
the desire or all interested that those
uble to contribute one, five, ten or a
hundred dollars or more do so at this
time. '
The boundaries of the blocks and
their numbers are as follows:
'Biock 1.~—Busloees section of Scuth
Norwulk.
Block 2.-F‘airiield and Taylor ove-
nuss, from Golden Hill street to Con.
nectlcut avenue, inclusive.
lllocic 3.~+Fuirfleid and Taylor awe-
nues, from Golden Hill street to West
street, inclusive.
Block ll.--Lowe. Elm, Grove and
Bellock streets to the N. Y.. N. ti. and
ii. railroad tracks, inclusive.
Block fir-West street from Elm
Grove junction to Spring street,
Spring street to Hamilton avenue, lu-
clusive. ‘
Block tl.~Weiit «trout, beginning at
Spring street, to North Main. Railroad
avenue to station.
Bloch 7.~West avenue, tron: Mar.
shall to Crescent streets to Putnam
avenue, inclusive.
Black 8.-—Wssi side or West avenue
from West street, northward to the
city line, inclusive.
'Blocit il.~West side of South Main
street to Concord street. to N. Y., N
H. d: it. railroad tracks.
Block. towns“ side of South Main
siret. tram Woodward avenue. to Bay.
timid street, to Water street. luciusz
“ire.
Block 11,-»Wooiivsrd Ivonne Ind
v
‘ south um and ham storm, in-
closing to city libs.
Block augments. numi
i
, streets.
i
{street to ii’diie avenue to Osborn uve-
Tbe ladies in churge wish to impress‘
That is that they hope thut this!
There are reslrous 0i"
‘ s it
Iowans nation. to hermit: riv if,
con to Tierney to Howard, to Winfield
Block 46.~—~Fosier Park to ,Koyser
streets to Pine i-.lill
Block 47 —~Wiuiiold street to Fitch
to Myrtle
lllock 48. “Exist avenue to St. John
hue.
‘Block 49.-Cuufleld avenue to Tho
'mns lo Marvin to Beach avenue,
Block bO.—-—Kcyuer place to Fort to
iRownn to Vim Zuni streets.
Block 51.-Scuviow avenue to lletts
Iplnce to Benedict street. to Cottage
avenue. (
Block fills—First. Second, Third,
Fourth and Fifth streets.
'illock 53.~Cove Ivonne to Thomas
to Lorena street.
Block iii—«Shore road to Reynolds
street. Plcusuui street, Churlcs street.
Block nor—Bell island and Hickory
Bluil'.
Block 56.~—Tokencke.
Block ill—«Westport.
Block 58.~Wllton.
‘Bioclt 59.-New (lansun,
W. O. T. U. ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The annual convention oi the W0-
mun'a Christian Temperance Union or
Connecticut will be held in the First
Gongreitstlonnl church of New Lon-
don beginning ut 1:30 p. m.. October
1. and closing at noon on the an). A
full and interentiug program has been
prepared consisting of the president's
annual address, the reports of the cor
responding secretary and treusuror.
the reports and the outlook for the
coming year of the departments adop-
‘ted. Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingstone.
Pres. oi the It. i. W, C. 'I‘. U will give
an address on the evening of October
1. end a Bible reading at 11: 80 on
Wednesday, the 2nd The speaker for
Wednesday evening is bliss Lillian M.
Phelps oi Niagara trails. N. Y. 0th
prominent Workers along the tempi'u
vans and reform lines will be present
but! give short addresses amount them
Dr. Wilbur 1!. crafts, of Wilmington.
D. 0.. lit. in. L. d. iuohsnthsl at Booth
Manchester and others.
i
Abilene melons. politician» at Our-
den, Mich, knows the, exact ducts
when he spams oi the curative vs»
“'me my no em ,. , .
mend ll‘o‘isyitiiinoy Pill Iii
'Blocii titanium the Green. blast ,
Wall street. East, Morgan and llivers- "
comm: ms Iv '
I ,flifml bcnjsnlin Margo“ \/
> M like v: of' .
Benjamin Clothes
HE style oil 8 "Benjamin” Suit or Top Coal is the Self-same s‘iyle
applauded by the best dressed New lorkers.
Suits and Overcoats
From $18.00 Up
Our Exclusive Agencies for the Norwalks—
“Benjamin” Clothes
Mark Cross Gloves and Leather Goods
Crofut & Knapp Hats
And’ the Dobbs Agency—-
“Keiser” Neckwear
Fifth Avenue, New York, Is
Needled Into Every
“Benjamin” Shit or Topcoat
FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK; Bond Street. London' and Rue do in
Pain, Paris—each of these is the abode of the mos '8. At the crock
‘ , of its finger, the world (lofts its hat.
on BENJAMIN " Clothes. being made in New York. the minim caps.”
tal oi America, possess every mannerism oi style without vulgarism.
_1 Joseph Davis
as militiamen Street I
‘ljelephone Connetilon South Norwaik
w.
"l'm til-ed
’ complained the country youth
"it is rather sticky." returned the
. “It? milder, listing at the other’ii on taking them," replied Mr. drench-
JUIILVINO THE NATIVE.
noon WORK. WHAT its we roll. _
“That novelist says he takes his PIMMM‘BIII, doctor, you are not
Mummy; from real life.” . rushing :5 for merely taking a cinder
“lie should he constitution to keep out 0‘ my We?”
hpcciiiiistu’m-no. lily charm is
y don’t you get the old er. “The taveriike them m m1 mg for ramming n iordlgn subatomic .
‘ ‘ ‘ still» new tom the coinesrwhew Your My
.wwwW, may...» ___,_._
oi’ sticking to the farm.”
Norwalk Chronicler