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linens. Tribe, No. 26. I. Os R. M., will:
hold a. weekly. meeting this evening.
Sherman council, «Royal Arcunum,l
will hold a regular meeting this'even-
lug.
1
Edward J. Bach oi Lowe street, is'
spending s week’s vacation in Phila-
dolphin.
The weekly meeting of Washington
Camp. No. 11, P. 0. S. of A.. will be
held this evening.
Mrs. Ann McQuillan. o! lSprlng Hill
avenue, who was recently injured by 9.’
fall, is recovering.
South Norwslk Camp, Modern
{Woodmen of America, will hold s. reg-
ular meeting tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Copley have
.roturned to their home in Mott avenue.
a} on dsys’ vacation trip.
I".lohn F‘srrellfrot Strawberry Illill,
will resume him stuflcs st Fordhsm
College. New York this‘ueek.
Miss Ettie Blackford has upturned
to her home, Park Slope. Brooklyn,
after a visit of two weeks with Mr. 1 the 33"“ yesterday morning. Miss
and Mrs. Patrick F. Morsn. of 2 Acsd-t Bylngton and Miss BMW Wh" hove 3°
emy street.
F. S. LYON
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{Sprouting
BEST WORK,
BEST PRICES.
88 North Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
'PHONE 907.
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§ made Candy ,
. school, Washington. ‘1). (3., this morn-
WGermsn Lutheran Church, Stamford.
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seventies, in 'ms sas'nmn.
M season we maintai
All the little accemries
Butler Lodge. No. 97.1. 0. 0. 3-5, will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow evem
ins. "
The weekly meeting or the South
Norwallt Quartstts Club will be held
this evening.
P. O. 'Lounsbury budge. No. 126, N.
E. O. P.. will hold a regular meeting
this evening.
Miss Elsie M. mu, daughter of Hon.
E. J. Hill, resumed her duties as one
of the teachers in the Central High
ng and Round
ing.
'Rev. Martin Btoup. oi! «South Nor<
walk. is conducting the services at the
until the trustees have secured a pas- TELEPHONE 108.
tor. ,
Copies of the new fish and game!
laws are to be had now at the town:
clerk's since. Hurry 031311865 in the
lime will he of interest to all hunters
and ilshem.
MERRILL
The Froehsl kindergarten at Berk-
ley street and West avenue opened in"
Open Tuesday,
successfully conducted the school for
several seasons. report a large attend,
sacs.
Typewriting.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
NOTICE! NOTICE”
It you are a subscriber to The Son
tinol bring or send in 35c and get
three of the most popular magazines, E ASES.
Hearst's, Bushlonnble Woman and r v ‘
The Metropolitan, for three months; “ASMII‘GTON‘ bcpt. ,
If you are not ‘ subscriber send or; vent the introduction into the United
bring 31' 60 and The Sentinel am1:Stntes of a dangerous potato discsso
magazines will be sent you for three 'hnown us potato wart, potnto canker
months by mail. if you prefer to have or black scnb, the federal horticultur-
s newsboy deliver your paper send “5 ul honrd has dccidod to continue in-
35c gm. magazines and my their»: 13‘, definitely the quarnntino nguinst po
1 week for The Sentinel. The mm“. tuto importstious from British isles.
lines deal with III the current sub. Germany, Austria-Hungary, Newfound-
icons of vital interest and will please land and the two French islands at
“a” member of the fondly. tho month of the hit. Lowrance river.
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LOOKING OUT FOR POTATO DIS-
F you have something that is
intended for your eyes only, put
it in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes
Fire cannot reach itmbnrglars cannot get it and you will
have absolute privacy bosom all our Safe Deposit Boxes
are fitted with Yule Locks which cannot be opened
unless you help. These locks have double mechanism
that requires two different keys to unlock. You have
one key and we hold the other-wand both must be
med at the same time or the box cannot be opened.
The London Bureau of Agriculture
recently, through the iirillsh embassy.
asked that this quarantine be raised or
modified, but tho horticultural board
has ruled against u. change in the rug-
ulntions.
The board declares that the present
condition of the lillii potato crop in
the United States is most promising
and that indications are no imports»
tions of potatoes from abroad will be
required this winter.
St. Pierre and Miouclon.
ill
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T0 ENFOROE LAW.
80m. Moving Picture Theatre. May
Not Be Properly Equipped.
llocoipt cl circuims from the
Sluts Police Department by the lousl
police regarding the low on booths.
ture theatres is believed to he the
forerunner of a rigid suioroomsnt ot
the lows. Although the majority oi
the “movie" houses in the city are
constructed to lump every require—
mom, it is understood that a law
are under suspicion and are to be in-
spectod In the near tutors.
There is one thing show: a Stetson hat diifsrl‘em from,
almost any other-«You CAN wear it a "can! season
and it looks Most so mod. «the first. All the session
anew diamond WWI? and soft.
‘ . 1* ’ Store is splendidly“
ready ‘ with the New
Fall Clothesw—Hnts and
Furnishing Goods.
1’hs value. are utmordinary—and no matter how
land we talk; facts are here to- support our every
claim. In finite and Ovmzosts the showing is so broad
and fabric. display so almost unlimited that we know
' wiry taste can he suited—4nd uncanny indeed is the
Shape which cannot be filled.
same tune save you money.
Be sure and Make a mticsl test of this store's super-
iority as s MAN’S SHOP.
OUT FITTERS
will be found here. If your taste in shirts is “noisy"
01' very “quiet” you may satisfy it here.
of Fresh Fish Received Daily
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market1
Classes~llookkeeping, English,
23.~-~To pre‘
exits and entrances of moving pio-~
n our leadership and at the
that mark the careful dresser
Greeuport Oysters and
Escaliops
Clamsl all kinds
«w
FREE DELIVERY.
W ..
NIGHT
SCHOOL
September sum
Bhorthsnd. STENOTYPV,
FREE.
‘ “WW
The teeth. next to the eyes, are
the most important facial organ.
They lend much to the appearance
the heuih. Sco
Dr. J. H. Mallory
at once and have him make
presentable and serviceable
Many s fortune would be exchanged
for «delay» natural teeth.
16 80. Mom at, 80. Namslk.
House: 9 A, M. To 8 P. M.
SUNDAYS BYAPPOINTMENT
' Crepe Kimonos
Excellent styles in plain and
figured crepe.
Figured crepe. Empire mod-
els. variety of designs; collar
and ends piped with satin to
motels. $1.50 to I230.
Long Plain Kimonos $1.00
Short Plain Kimonos soc
short Miami Kimono! .. $1.00
lMor
also our ;
: otthe Besishipt System. will not he-
‘ sin their season before theesrly part
pol. next week. Manager Pidgson be '
. have. in. oysters need all the growth
‘ Wlsihle before using them. Their
, mood. at Princes Buy should pro
’ dues good stock this season, for those
‘ this season.
, although limited for this season. Next .
year he expects to huvo plenty of
‘ the season advances.
. is 175 men. The principals of the com
. puny are looking over their grounds
Save Your Teeth!
and the voice and mo necessary toi
them ,
r’
(The Fishing Gazette)
1119.8th Norwslk, Cunn., branch
adjoining are very. good The beds,
sssson Sept. 1. Stock is very good
oysters. He is merely catering to the
local trade of South Norwalk.
The Andrew desl Oyster 00. com-
menced. operations on Tuesday at
" their South Norwalk plant. one or the
' largest and most sanitary in the '
« country,
They are employing about
100 shuchers, and will add more as
Their capacity
this week to ascertain conditions of
stock and “set.” ‘
The F. Mansfield &Sons (30.. olNew
linden, Conn, report trade and oys~
one—third of the shell planted, and
think they have a second or late “set"
on the balance.
Innersit Bros. of New Haven, have
60 men shocking and will add more
as the season advances
room for 125 men. They have s “set”
on 30,000 bushels, and it it lives will
he the best they ever had. A warm
“I
kill it or make it weak and undesira-
ble. Orders and ments are good and
The H, J. Lewis Oyster Co. think
there is a possible late "set" that may
prove valuable. It is more general
than the first, and ii no bad storm
kills it. there is a good chance for a
very profitsble “set." The first set
is «healthy and growing.
A good “set" is reported at Shippsn
Point, and also on Promise Land.
Long lsisnd.
Bouth‘Norwslk: Conn, Sept. 18.-
The Talmudgc Bros. and David B, Dec-
ker have been opening (or the lost
two weeks. The present indications
show a very active business.
All or the nbove firms have made
very extensive additions and improve-
ments to «meet the increase in busi-
‘nsss.
’l’ho Lonndes Oyster Co., Capt.
Howard, Landon manager, and the An.
drew deel Oyster Co, have contract-
ed with the T. C. Scott Dredging Co.. '
of New London, Conn, to dredge out
the basins at their docks.
W‘ The dredgers that work on‘ the na-
commence on Saturday. the 11m day
'thnt the low is off.
a set No doubt next week, after a
general inspection has been made, \VL‘
can report more in detail,
‘ Providence, ll l., Sept 16.~Under‘
the law enacted 8 your ngo. Monday
was the first day of the 0pm season
of the free and common fisheries in;
this State and nlong the east and west
lshorss of Nnrrnkunsott Bay were
3seorts of persons dredging for oysters
'On l-he wcst sidu of the river the crop
lwas found to be best. Under the new
low a dotted season is established ho-
tween hioy is and September 15.
Elayvillo, N, Y., Sept, lil.~-~A mun.
her oi the oyster shippers have. been
{insulted this week in launching their
host. which have been hauled out on
the share for the slumner.
The trade {or (mound oysters camp
(30., have bud about so openers at
work In order to supply the dmnnnd.
All of ills loonl oyutcr shops nrc
now bsginnlus to add men to their ul-
roudy isms-aim! forces to handle the
increasing trade. '
Boycott, N. Y.. hoot. luv-«Owing to
the increase in trade in tho oynior bow
into» the Iluyport llnrrol luuztory lulu
nddod several coupon: to bundle the
demand for barrels. ‘
The Frederick. Md, “News" vinyls:
"Not for at doses years has the out
look for a large yield with a busy and
profitable season been so promising.”
or prospects this your tips in 1. ions
however, have not been examined ..
The automatic refriger~ '
sting, plant originally insislled in the 5
Jeremiah Smith plant was purchased
. by the company and brought to South I'
i . Norwslh, where it will be re-insmlled. ,
Capt. David B. Decker opened his .
.ters good. They have “set" on about I I,
They have ‘
fall would insure it, chilly water would ‘
orders as good as could be expected. .
Wilma) beds are all very some in salt ,
H ing their host“ and (nudges ready top
You heur all kinds of reports about'
iwith a rush this Week, The llluolminiua
New Haven oystormon nova hrlght‘
w-rm' 2-: 1: z : 1‘: ’
anything in this line
83 AND 96 WAOHINGTON 8T.
Wines and Liquors i
For Family Trade
We have the most complete stock to select from in the city. All 5
the Standard Brands at prices lower then ever.
it will pay you to buy here
or telephone your wants and they will be promptly attended to.
A. F. Beckmann 8t (30.7
PHONE 440.
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my.
When you want ,
Cell, writs;
SOUTH NORWALK.
complete stock
Give us the
prove it.
81 Washington St.
shone School Shoes,
for Boys and Girls
We have the most varied and
Conneally & Bracken
in Norwalk.
opportunity to
Phone 868-4
KOAL
sud year out.
Let us supply you.
aliens and repair work.
121 WASHINTON 8TBEET.T II.
The llrst set made
practically its only appearance inside
water and outside.
the breakwater. Oysters that have
been taken out of the water this tall
are better than they ever had been ilc-
‘lore, according to locul exports. They
are bigger and or better quality nnd
there is no doubt as to their honor
healthy.
Reports from Mnnnimwkln, West
(Brook, Tucker-ton and other New Jer-
scy points on the Tuckerton and Man
nhawkin bays say (but oysters ure lion
in flavor, int, and plentiful. Oyster
shipmonts begun the lust week in
August and buyers nre clnlnorins {or
more. Oysters bring $3.50 for rails
sud $7.50 for primes, n ihousuud on
the train. Lust full the 'l‘uokertou buy
oysters were poor and the whole lower
nlloro was hurt by that int-i. A good
’oystvr yiold moons ploniy of money in
circulation.
)oorltotowxu l'lrl,, Sept. 8w Oyster
mun nlonu the llolmvnro waters nrv
imshinu preparations for the season
which sivwi promise at this time or
bring a good one. Oyster restaurants
thrmmhout isusuox have comxnemtcd to
Qopon for (all and winter. Sussex con»
munorg rm'olvo most or their supply
oi this summon 1mm the waiters of
tho Broudklln River and irom the
Chesapeake and Australians llsys.
Women; on the Broodkiln 'llivor dur-
’ in; the height of the moon (”an of
oysters at 25 cents the live-eighth has.
hot. According to the natives of
Oyster Boy. the oyster trust holds that
town in its unusual shells Not even
finished Roosevelt himself. they in”
ts a geod sign of the high- grade of coal we sell and o! the ex-
oellence of our methods that our customers stay with us year in
Mating Construction C
Estimates furnished on all kinds of tuning construction. all. 1.
KOAL
HARRIS & GANS COMPANY
Water Street, south Norwalk.
Tel. 721.
Contractor
o and ‘liuildl 1
IOUTH NORWALK.
857-".
FROM YOUTH TO
OLi) AGE
glasses or spectacle. are often
necessary. The child's eye. mod
attention so that by cormtlog the
dilflculty in it. early stages. pi...-
" need not always be worn.
Always people rcqulre clean. to
see clearly and case the strain on
their .ya. I. nus come. on.
.Lot our Oouiist. who i. .n can
pcrloncod physlclan. examine your
eye. and fit you with the proper
nlauos.
THAMER
Dustin. and Optlclsnl.
87 Atlantic square, Bumiord. ct.
Open on. Ewan/59.. an. it Yum
quest of hi. wits. who dial Thom
any so the result oi outing poisonous-
tosdstool. in place or mushrooms, Joul
epb Parent chained pus... st s lo
cal steamship many today to Italy.
m wdmmnmwm
PARETTI SAILB FOR ITALY.
in compliance with the dying r.-
J.I.Mallette
His wife's Inst will”. wars that her
mothsrianM may
time previous. Orders hove mm to sist dare pick clams or oysters than
some is thick sod last and though the Clinton. have been lithihl tors “tr-so
season is very young, about 300 mu shore.” This your the Town Bard fli-
ers st work in the local plants. A tuned to collect rontsi tor the M
few weeks Inc the situation was w’owau by the cysts company, and
versed A second set has boon aim resident. boson work at once. new»
and in the oyster has. This is new. «natives of the company attempted
for the antennas. Their first set we. unsuccessfully to have some of the
ruined sun 11th were that his use ammo, not obtained .13 moms
your. would (allow. one tho new set. ,iion. and the validity oi the cursors
lisIMMilm-nik, bottom ”uswuhoislmusswmw'mlsnwhlmm
.4; on...”
CLAIMS mm DAMAGIO.
Norwslk Woman Filo. Suit Anslnst
Administrator M Mother‘s com.
Mrs. (torrid Mills. of Nero-slit. to’
day filed suit against Edward la
decoders. administrator of the some
01 Mrs. Angeline bouncers. his inputs
or. claiming dams: ct $2,600. the
pillow! sets forth that aim WM
sud moat i'or firs. flounder. for no
yours, for which services, sh. m
not sounds“ mined to mum,
to liar Ill ll” mm: up“ ”If.
dull: ' *
3m. asunder. expired on W
turnarounhulnssowllh iii?
so. no W .dmlnlsiflwr of
the use. “humanism
or ”M In.“ W In. 11% W
«y.
Norwalk Chronicler