RllBRliilS
Thin whiter
Dougie» Fowler. W. 11. 0.. will meet :
this evening for. weekly business in ”
the City Hall quarters.
Wynne: mentioned! ' , . j , _ _ 1‘ » , : , , ‘ 3: 9 ..
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‘ BUTTER
At Your Dealer’ 5
“Give the bread and good butter and my
inner man rejoiceth," aid Dean Swift. And
«r after all, butter is the “whole thing” in a
‘ good meal. 1.
Gold Medal Butter has the same rich, creamnlike taste
always. Because it is scientifically made, every pound is the
‘samc, today, next week, next month. And then it's kept:
good by the dust-proof, odonprooi, germ-proof patent pack-
age all the way from the churn to your butter plate. Seven
million pounds sold last year and not a single complaint.
Gold Medal coals no more. than halter 11111131 not
guaranteed. Why take dimes? 3.3, (3911!
Medal at your decide (1111111). ”he happens to
be out. write and give hsfitename. We outline
that you one not dimpnolnted. .
Dillonfl& Dough-es 4‘ 1 ' .
New Haven W14 . 3 When old Horatius held The
Providence, Mord Wmlor ; Bridge
Lovurs
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SCHOOL Til/iii
is a good time
to test our
SCHOOL
SHOES;
Boys’ and Girl.”
School Shoes
Monday evening of next week.
Mrs John lSniifln, of Bridgeport, is
visiting her daughter, Mm William
1... Bartlett, otE‘net Washington street.
’Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Morehouao, of
(love nvonuo are spending the week
witltK‘Mr, and Mrs. Hurry Parker, 0!
- :“fitinutord.
‘ A number of East Norwalk neople,
including some Red Men, attended the
.111: carnival in New Canaan last
night. , '
‘ "100,000 brick from haverstraw.
aboard the schooner “William S.
.‘T'l‘higmglkins'l, have arrived 11.1. the
fwhurves of Raymond Brothers.
Swimming. is almost. ‘11. thing of the
: ‘f‘paat in East Norwulii along the shore.
”but several hardy youngsters may be
seen. along the docks each day.
11,111 noticed'that the bridge con»
tractors are more and more careful.
5 about. floating timbers since the norm
R plums were made early in the son-
son.
The noel weather is indeed pleasing
to the. laborers; on the new bridge
work, but to tho contractors it bebo-
. keno the coming or the months Whenl
but little work can be accomplished.
The automobile bus having been 11..
use at tho Knob Club, owned by Mil-
.. ton White ot'Winfiel1l"stxoot, in 'hnder- ‘
going 1e11ni2's sand will be used between
here and the Dunbury Full next
A: {In}- {1— a“
V (fij‘yng‘ 1.
“'1‘ 3% unfit
J- as 1.11 t
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THE ANCIENT CINCH.
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a; 1' 1a,!
.And won the flag for Rome,
2‘“
’When his long clout broke up the
game
'And drove the runner home.
11.111311111111119 N Y.
for freight only 131911 ht prupnler
leaves l’lcr 2'33 East River New York
(foot ol’ Pike street) every dny mic: ‘pt
Sundti'y lit 3 11. n1. Fréight rcric‘lvud :11
Serum up 1035 p. 111; and South Nor-'
walk 1111 to 5.30.
Or used him as :a’. pet,
At least‘they let him hang around
”if
Norwalk Steamboat , Line
RowAYTON
Wm..-
.ANNlNG J. SMITH, Lessee.
GEORGE F. FOOTE. General Agent.
Hz.-__. "the... .-......_._ -
month. - f 1 ' . ‘ , 7 ‘ ’
Rev J {1.13111111 started on 'i‘hurd—l _....,- ’ » They made it fairly soft {or him
. day for 11. two week’s vocation and ‘ “WWW... f u .v .7. : ‘ . .
will spend most oi the time in north— accident 59”“ 88 a warning for “1090 "‘1- "‘-IWAH"~'*V‘~¢M lug him 111th intoxhationWhenHam<1
am New York. The seivlces at W110 have ““18 far (1803de injury 4 ‘ liiton won 1111111111an hetero Judéus
Christ church, Sunday, will be as uEl- ‘ ARIEN :llnnco on the charge of intoxication.
uni. conducted by a lay render. _ ‘ Wednesday evening. he pleaded not
The detour bridge is n detour truly,I W guilty Th9”; ““8 no ”“99““?- that ‘
and is‘ like unto the startioi a scenic l §h€fléifdy 13:23:23? :1: vtfifewfsgue; '” : -.
railway. Down a slight grade, from. ? NOROTON on whdmtentlilfil thought thin Hamill \ ' - , . ., "T . . .1
South Norwuik. acres: a level space, 1 _ - , 3 I
.; a thrn to the right, 11. slowly rising \ 1M _‘ mm, ‘ too was not drunk. Hfimiizfin not: i 1’ .1- ‘ .‘ , a:
grade, a. short level Simon, up 11 little Frederick C Merriileld in shinning , '\ that “9 “$1? ““2011“: l: ‘9 “; rg , , .: » 'v‘v - ,
hill and down the decline to level mm an attack of hay lever 1 mmn/Wware dent. but 11 a one 61 no
ground on the east; side is what each . Mrs. Puriiy, oi? \1111 otou is ontoltnin ‘1‘“)?-
1 traveler has to contend with. m" H A “mad 0‘ Damn“ 1"“ i113 friends "uni New Yolk 10-“ 11 few The PM 1111511 “0m Nomalk '10 D“
Wearern 0! the straw hots ore been viuitlng 81111111111 (” Adams days. ricu could be made a great deal more
warned to be on the wnfih for Mom Mrs- Sarah liithmw. 0t Highland: Mrs. Fred llcrmun, oi 1111111110111, nttrnctivu with a little more wine on
avenue, in visiting in 'New “Wk “"33 about yesterday with friends 11ml rota: the out 111 the: people who own limit
Mrs. Kapoiov. who 111111 been in town time here. I ‘ ‘orty uiong tlio‘routo. in one instance.
, day. Sunday is the last day before
A lucky bloke, Horatius was;‘
, the cooler summer lxeadnteceaure call- '
ed in and the 111111 is always seriously
carried out in East ‘Norwnlk. One
young man, whose but had given out
in the middle of the summer has been
remarking upon the “lateneus” or the
straws and Panumnu, but those who
_ holler ‘heforo the- fifteenth are usually
known for what they are.
About twenty-live youngsters enjoy."
for a tow weoku. 111111 returned to Now ,
Miss Natalie White, of 'l‘ukouclto, in
‘tho State in ut fault. for. near Noroton,
York. ,3 enjoying 11 low duyn‘ vacation with re
Miss Dorothy Andrews of Brooklyn,’ lutived in New York. :
is visiting Miss May li‘llut oi ltowuy- 1_ Mrs. George 3.1 Hung. of {11-3le
I10” street, is entertaining :Now , Yuri;
Misti Alice Marsh, of Bridgeport, is friends for 11 tow days. ‘
ill zit the home of her aunt, Mrs, John I 1.}: illbcrt (laid. nf Stamford“ win
RICh-I :nrouch iu the mission room, at Nora:
1
Mrs. Hurry Cummings ls spending ‘ ton Min-111mg, this ovoniug.
' ibrldmi draw thin morning; tho Blake
ed the time or their lives yesterday ab 3 few weeks in ““331“: “"31 guest 0”
ternoon when they played railroad. friends.
on old flntcur, a hand push car left ’Mlss 1.0111119 Rommel has returned
by wmkmcn on the Doriana Point to Buifaio, after spending a month in
bridge switch was manned by an en “WWW“
gineer, conductor, motormnn, ‘bruito-a MP. and liiirs. John Falter, Jr., 0i
then, fireman. and pnsuengord galore West Side avenue. are entertaining
The car rode ouslly down the slight Harry Bell of Brooklyn.
.11nd Mm ll. V. Minor. or Noto-
11111.:111- unending 11 low tinyn at (.ltoau
Grove and Anhmy 11117.31 _
Minn Harriet it. V. .Itiiltllll), ot the
lPot-it Iload.-N1noinn. in enjoying a
woek' 11 ”mutton with her hunt in Wont
Haven.
Mrs. William Sollock, Mrs ludrew
grade toward ”‘9 Benedict‘s Farina, Mrn. Goorgo Patterson. Who hon ‘Smhh nndiiordnugl11o1,hlr1-1. Ohmic;
Midst). but It was 8- Wlld I‘Ida ”Mk been unending the summer in town. ilockwomt. enjoyed it duy'u outing to
before the rapidly approaching trolley has returned to Brooklyn,
““9 M11111 Marlon Lynch or West Side
lavenue, has gone to New Haven, to
tnlte a neuron in physical culture
Its 21 Waste DI TIIHB‘ Mrs. J. White and ma. J. White.
l
strength and shoe leather to walk to Jr. 0' New York, ”9 “mm” 0' M” ’
Baum Norwnlk tor your ”my Pat— and Mrs Stanley Mills Highland evo-
ronizo homo trudo. nun ‘
The member» of tho Kindly Club
are practicing tannin daily, for the
tournament to 1111 held on tho court in
llinhlund nvonuo.
Pure Drugs, Perfumoe. scape,
Delicious Soda.
Pruertptlona a Specialty.
STlLL Meal friends are receiving tin-H
. , nounoomontu of the marriage of M1113
‘ Helen Ella or lmrehentor, Mann. to
225 EAST WAsHiNGTON 87’ Humor linthuwny, formerly 111 this
tut Nerwalk. Tel. 1506. piece. The marriage took place Mon-
any, Sopuamlmr 8.
w an." ,_,‘1,._ 1...“.
ilriduo activition thin morning onem- a.” litmus. w“ reported to h“ extra:
ad to ho uroutiy extended. . 'l'ho mud- 1111111; uuonulunt ‘bivalveo from the
dreditor WM workinh 1111111 “iv 650ml" nrid 1111111111111 111' F'Iiill inland, mus doom.
odiy ourpriuod to learn that his mom
than ”PM driver W” 30m“ 0‘” month had been followed no cleanly,
111111111 for we later ted”: tho «mm but 11111111111111 tho nomepondont 111 11111
mi!” WM “Whig "“1 quentition 0‘ or nmr-utghtod or hurt wilfully mis-
tho binding milled“! “l“ “I” ““3““ represented the theta tor some dinin-
ly abutment or the easterly bridge on tor mm,” at prudent unknown. Tho
: preach; and everywhere we there on truth. 511.1181”er the victim or the
door abundance oi ottort. The throat- nrlleio referred to any exploration
, 11111111: ruin may have 111111 11111111111111“ around 11111111 1.1111111111111111 11111111, for the
' .11,» do Wm‘ “W hufiillnfl- 1111111011: or unnerving: nature. chickens
Much uymmthy in halt in mm Novena dunner-11. with some Mitigation in
Wilt for the little chop who one run photographic 119111115111; end time
down by the Deuhury automobile ht 111111 119 no doubt but 111111 the 11111131111111
V1111 Zone ntreet walnut”, end still 111111111111 11111; 11 111mm wanton
hither sympathetic ordination: are 111 the cerebruin oi «the 11m uteri:
we for his Widowed mother, when: 111111. was; by menial hysteria
_ in mid to 11 herd writing woolen; W
Tho local resident who, in yontoru
day at llye Bench.
Next Sunday evening in the Dorian
(Vlngrcgntionnl Church the choir will
givo 14 special muoicul 111m ho, 1111le
by Arthur Phlllipo' poplin.
The Noroton auto climnicul wnu
prurient ut curb uroiiontiition oi the
i lluriou 1111111111111. with 11 number ul’ tho
ilretuon, to tnito com 111’. anything in
tho line 11! it blew. Luckily thorn Who
no one {or the chemical.
A number of ilurlon boys 11nd girls
are nttnntling tltniulord High 1111th
thin your. ’l‘huy coilttuulo ouch titty
on truth», which urn 111111111111 on a
bohedulo cmivuntont in the morning.
but thorn in 11 1111111111111 wntt in the di-
” turnoun.
The railroad company. followinwthe
completion oi tho oioctriiietlflon
through thin town. has itlntniiod {new
«lanai nyatom nit aloha the line. The
old 1111;111:111 worn upon uuniltbtly wood-
on polo». Thoma have been uprooted.
111111 the new «tannin urn upon the ‘11qu
111111111 which support the amber mar
the treclnt
An automobile owned by the im-
Kiyn butter. or Namath, driven by 1111-
mm] Hamilton, turned over at the
bottom of H113 Hill, near Newton.
Wednesday morning. Hamilton: iatt
(Nowell: surly in the morning with
the machine. laden with boxed n: brood
and other buttery warns. 1111 11111! oom-
oietod hie Dorian route. 111111 11111113111111;
to Merton to leave bread at never-
tl uteri: there. 11111111 he methane
a large piiu or old barrels. those in
which oil was curled during the sum
mer. to be placed on the road time
been pushed into the minor in aimless
111111111111, trim 161511 anything but
119111. Them W'aé‘vmu 1111111011111:
near the venture! tho town that have
u discouraging aspect to the :Civlc
league women. who are fighting to
get. them down.-
WOULD DE‘PGRT MR8. MELGHER.
LOB ANOIGLWB. Cub. Sept. 12.—~
Coincident with the arrival from
Washington of n wurrunt tor the de-
portation oi! Mrs. Cluru Molohor.. 11.
Vienna laundreou. whose charges
ulminst l’rinoo Stuuiulaue Suikowiniii.
Austrian nobleman and soldier, net
federal otllcnru on his troll, it won
uuuouncoil that 11. United states Greed
Jury hivontlgntlon oi‘ the cane would
begin here today
l'rinco tinikowiuiti now in in anfll
with his bride, 11 U)“ Angelou hoireeu.
Her parents. Mr. and bird. Minuet
been norm! with grand Jury 1111b.
111111111111. 'i‘hu warrant for Mrs. Malena
or'n deportatlnn will not be mounted
pending results of the Grand Jury
inquiry,
“green or
RANGES
in the moot mullet. in the “to
11411 on.
STAMFORD. MAGEE
YORK. ‘ PERFECT
3 ACORN
.. am 11mm 1111' 11111 11.11.1111.
Frauen. admitted hm ninbt they hath
the steep hill 11nd. turning too 11111111111?
who one aide. turned the car nonempty
11 he had started today
And won altlag each season out .
.By some heroic play,
They'd let him stick while he
could hit
Three hundred in the push.
And then, absorbing onc swift
He'd wake no in the bush.
~Grantland Rice in Collier’s.
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Driving ' Lantern
Shows Red in.
the Rear
$1.25 each
Charles E. Dow
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