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Matilde. All! Wis sheet. has
semi-tireless“ moon's military
nonhuman week, New York.
modem 1mg college.
WWW Lodge. No. 21.
Bheflhsl'ils ormocnanem will hold its
regdlsr mopting tomorrow evening.
I liss‘i-Bos‘sie‘iliordon, of ”fray, New
“more, no showroom sisters, aura.
'nnnum Arc. Whilst-“slid Mrs. Albert
«memo. nit ’Norwslk.
:hoid its moist wheeling Morrow ev-
ening. ..
aoerCeclle, No. 105. not 0., will
hold. its regular meeting tomorrow A‘ev-I
chills. -
moor-ac Paton, “HMneme,
has returned home from a visit in
Vermont.
'mm locum he‘s boon ”subsu-
tilting «on War st the Central mire
'Btaiion. in the absence of Samuel P.
mmmm All.
The firemen; preparing the doc:
Mono tor the :‘Pfiremsris lair Jto be-
minimum evening. The decoration
solar in the Assembly hall look very
:retliy.
Buckingham Wt, No. 13, G. A it.
will hold its regular meeting Friday
evening '
s. y.-
Kaboom Encrlnvmdnt. 1N0. 9 l 0.
0. F; will hold its regular meeting to-
morrow evening.
we... lr‘vw. «lleriwtherwolbisdison
noun" has disposed or her property
in Wmmeioi‘. ’D. shove.
otmndtiirsrnon, N. Y. andhos ee—
mild “a vines in Madison, Conn,
where she will reside in the intern.
ms mother‘s daughter, Miss
Evelyn. who assisted several times in
the Norwich: iiibrnry is in charge all
file amnion Memorial Library or
nue, leaves tomorrow ior Philadelphia,
Textile school.
Welcome Stronger Lodge, No. 364,
Sons of Temperance, held its regular
Madison.
inese was transacted.
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see
1’ WORK,
BEST PRIOEB-
88 North Main St.
“mimoi‘éWLK'
wfls‘miorpnt‘hst noon m". '
flies ‘M lukewarm Hamilton .
avenue. is spoilage: mmWel. \ ”‘ '
omnmnmss,e.ot1, will?
m... Wsish'linugh‘, (if-Putnam ave- .
where he will enter the Philadelphia ,
meeting last evening and routine bus-. ;
use regular manpower-walk ‘
Bostfliuo AMI beheld Widely evening
ng and Round
of Fresh :Fish
' Clii’hifl’s Bridge Fish Market
’IELEPHONE loo. .
All Books Free.
South Norwalk.
THIS LITTLE PIG WENT TO A
PICNIC.
-——-—-—
End. With ‘Rsid on Saloon While
Plpoie Escapes,
recently, that 'Allnaiiy'resulted in a were
rent for arrest for theft, and a raid
upon a silicon. The “Good i‘eliowa
the athletic features. It was.
at the “‘Good Fellows" tell
during the race.
to a dispute in which about twenty
participated. Miller linaily won
Mmmemmwwmpmdm the
sarnesiinnmlysummcy
Be sure and Mike a critical mt oithis MW
iorilg as n MAN’S SEEP. ,
AMI the lictleeocc‘seasi‘es
will be {mind here. All yourtsste machine-is “noisy”
lor'Ivery‘Iifquiet" you may sstisly it here.
' caIIOpS
NEXT TUESDAY I
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
”opens Sessions, 720010 9:00.
”The‘Buisy People’s Opportunity to Learn while they
to. .
Send for Special Circular.
Stamford.
Row starts Over His Possession and
NEW HAVEN, Sept. Zi.—-One illtlo
pig was the cause of a big disturbance
club" had an outing at the shore. A
greased pig was to have been one of
Three
upon it.
William Miller
claimed it was his. end his claim led
hill
motile. Wherdspeoies billion I“
scares. it Ines impossible to secure 3, .
phallbut. loathe—wholesale markets hero .
.‘erel dares were bought at 13 cents a
uttered by one dollar ro‘r tinker mack-
' attendant ms refused because another
.ceivedIae higher: sand 6 cents
pound for haddock; cod'sold tor
cents s. poundnn I whiloLhake brought Jr.
I moms of the large vessels from the
that trial-l: the careful dresser the demand for fish is aren‘t
"StefS .
0
mt.
.. at the meantime. Every pleasant
" flsy the Atdochs endibulhhesds 0: not
‘ only «Bayshore. that all villages. are lin-
, ed with anglers fishing for shoppers
endssrtlesauchcrvin small boats in
IftheAcrnols eud'cdvcs and mull in the
me little dish by‘the hundred. im—
muse schools of these llsh are sighted
n ‘Isll paste of the hay. Singulariy
enough, shoppers have been very
source this year in Lang island Sound
Giants, uII kinds
Received Daily
'IIde iiilevsnpndonehaitcontswss..
rennin.- a Incundirom the hosts. Dealers . ..
m. anxiously awaiting the arrival or _ ,
. Inching grounds, as the prices prevails. ' ‘ .
lng here are exceeded in Boston and “ '
BAAY‘SHORE. L. 1., Sept. 24. —-in the
opinion of men who make a business ., ,
of fishing 1914 is to be Is phenomenal ‘ .
, I our 'lor blueilsh in Great South Bay. ,
’ . mImIIllveItoIswmextA-scason. I proaj‘
diet that we shall see the greatest ’
Welling season that has over ibeen ' .
known on the South Side," said an old I
This belief is based upon the ,
IMtIthetAétlnemI lumen .xunpreoedonted I _
upmnt‘ity 'oidsnlippsrs. so young :blne~ . .
lish ‘nre commonly called, in the bay ‘ '
anything .in this, line
I «Mons wemnevon er.
dederaoileredmore. IaB‘ishermen re- ‘ "
. We have the most complete clock to select limo: ln the city All:
Elbe. Standard Blonds aimless lower than mar.
All will «hay you to buy here.
or lloiephons your wants and they will be. promptly attended to.
A F. Beckmann 8:00.
PHONE 440.
When mmslt‘
Cali. m,'
‘BOUT‘H I‘NORWALIA -*
"Give us the
prove it.
81 Washington 3%.
Sensihie School Shoes
for Boys and Girls ’
we have the most varied and
complete stock in Notwaik.
Conneally 8. Bracken
opportunity to
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FREE, ”SI-MW“ and the various indentations.
POR'BLAND. hie, Sept. 24. -—-Al-
though several trips oi iish came into
Portland this lorenoon. prices contin-
ue to soar, end today large mackerel
were selling at wholesale for 17¢ per
pound. Swordfish are selling for 1ch
'per pound, while haddock is bringing
5% and 60 per pound. All the oral!
arriving “hereAtodsy brought in small
turns with the exception of the schoon~
AIer Fanny Smith, which arrived with
"iii large swordfish. The high prices
"sire caused byIthe scarcity of every
species of hob and many of the deal-
.wbnn
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Send today. ‘ ‘
Siliure Seat Now.’
Port Chester
. supply all their customers. Although
the price or fish has climbed steadily
upward during the past ‘few days large
vessels arrive in port with goodsized
M cargoes, Few large vessels have come
,. into port the past week, and the great-
er part of thé ground fish on hand is
QM digestion waits landed by smelliidsmxlptfin lbout flslii‘in
' .ensnd rws nsm soo e
on appetite and health .. ° ° ""
wholesale prices of ovory’grsde oi fish
. ~8hskeope..-e, handled by the local dealers loilowa:
on both. Market cod, 12m.” h,addoci{ sue;
We might add to the above that Mke.3%c.; cusk. 40.; large cod, stock.
without Agood digestion you cannot 90.; pollock 40.; large mackerei.170.:
have good health Good teeth Send email mackerel, 110.; halibut, 17c;
health. poor teeth poor health swordfish, 180.; shad. seen. 250.;
, smells 100.; Iwhitellsh, 4950.; salmon.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16c; clams. per gallon, 700.; clams.
per barrel, ‘;$3 oysters, gallon, Nor-
makes a specialty or lixlng decayed
Indochina loath.
loihs, Si is; butters. “to; lobsters, 200.
Good 'ilssth ---~--.—------ 300:] ”Gallon
WW
Better Temperament.
ere admitted today that they cannot_
1F you have something “’th at is
intended for your eyes only, put
it in Arnie of our I‘Seh: Deposit Boxes
Fire mono! roach itwhurglsrs mount get it and you will
have absolute privacy Well our Safe Deposit Boxes
are fitted with Yale Locks which cannot be opened
unlessyou help. There locks have double mechanism
that requires two different keys to unlock. You have
oneitoysnd wehold theorize-wand both mt be
used at the some time or
fllcbonosnootheepcucd
A good ndv. We beat in the best
10 Flo. “Main fit; '00. AANmulk.
Bid,"-
HOWI: 9 A.‘M."I‘O B I‘M.
‘ ENDA‘IO "I‘V “WOMEN?
point—~0r at least he not the pig and
took it with him on a trolley car into
the city. in the meantime, however.
others who were disoontedted, took
another trolley and bonded Miller oil
at the corner of Cedar lliid Putnam
ND ’OHNMPAQNE FOR BRVAN.
His Toast Willi 'I'rsnoh Commission
Simply Giles Of Water.
WABHING’FGN, 'Slpi, I243-‘A toast
and four out.
Let on supply You.
stions end repair work.
12s WASHINTON STRICT.
s:u:s,s:s;s l:l:l:l:l:': szl‘, s:s;s:s :u:u
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GOVERNMENT REPORTS LOWEST
‘FIRE tOoB.
With the middle of September the
tire season on the national forests has
come practically to an end with less
damage than ever recorded. There is
always some (longer from carelessness
oi campers or or settlers burning brush
and clearing land, but the real danger
season extends only trom the middle
of June until the middle of September.
Forest officers in oughout the West
are congratulating themselves on a
season so markedly free from heavy
losses. They tool that the immunity
lrom loss has been due to two Ill'Iill'l~
pal causes. partly to a favorable soo-
son. but largely to it much better pr-
xanlzation for fire protection than has
been attained heretofore. The client
lvonesn of the organization is shown
particularly by the loci; that while
there were in all approximately 2,280
tires. as against 2. 470 lost year, yet the
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HARRIS 8: GANs COMPANy,
Water Street, South Norwaik.
Mum Connection Co? W,
minnow unmanned-cream cumming.“ .- ‘j'
JILL "7-1!-
stream.
Then there was another light for
possession of tho porhor that ended
when the pig eluded everybody sud
ran down the street.
lowed in eager chose. but the mill
mode it clean getaway.
the police and asked that a warrant
arrested.
have not'yet found the pig.
9'0"“ KBWIW’ 1'0 1!
«no.
WWW
A crowd loin '
Miller then reported the matter to, ,
be won: out iorAthelt. miller, it ale 7
said, themtoid the police that limits ,_.
who had taken ibomig were in a can,
lain Mon. «braid-Ion AtheIssioon ‘llot- ;‘
lowed, and three IolA‘the party were A
‘ IBut the host detectives indie city I
to President Wilson and President
A‘i’oincsiro «sod the traditional friend.
Isolpubuwmn mum and the United
States was drunk in water rmsn‘tly by
I «Secretory Brynn sun the outline which Aoovsrs sundown-Inmate reI
‘Ali‘renchrcommlsslon seisshngzsmlteat plan of southern ldsho. western Wy-
the Panama Psoil‘io ran. Issuing, Utah, Nevada, “Western Arl-
Tho news losirod out when Major .1. sons, gives so insomnia «of the most
3- Dickinson. “who was host, made smoothie situation. om irons were
, Ahot denial or a published story that encountered, .39 otwtrlch 0.1mm in
“Mr Bryan hid not drunk when the Idaho. The total area burned over
champagne glasses were raised lor the amounted to only 950 acres, Which is
, toast, and that the trench visitors consider-silly less than four one-hum.
ware offended. dred-lhonssudtho oi the total area iii-
Major mohinson explained that trolled by forest officers in those
" thin-o was no 1!!le stilts dinner, mg,
_ merely in old lightened mum: codeine, Adm and “Nonfiction
which‘lhe mohmes’bsd «was above airtime most violins the.,ml
curiosity to taste, and that PM! ’Mr. lesson. .
Bryan proposed‘ths toast near the end The various mm mm inns
ot‘um dinner. it snowman ester not amass My himfm
. WIT.“ W
area burned so for thlstcar is only
*shout 80.000 sores. as against 230.000
mores mum. and Willow in 1911.
A
is
‘llisoellent styles in plain and
”Idsnrslicrspo.
W Home. "Empire moti-
«lis varied! Aol ’dulsm can»
”sud “culls wiped “With outfit “to
“dim. “sun ’1» W98.
‘e
‘rmmmonos film
whorl. MLWOI .... .800
alumnus-Axum...”
nipple administrative district,‘
~ g gr wahfl’a p‘
' it's a good Sign oi the high-grade ct moi we sell and 0‘! them:- I‘ ‘
customers stay with us yeardn
Tel. 39!. I
sou-rs nonwasn. ff
I'm-1'7'II!-'~‘-t-:-t-:-:-:-.-r-:u --.'-;.;.-
it is still true, nevertheless, that a
{large proportion 01 all tires starred are
‘due to human agencies and may gener-
ally be char god sgainst carelessness
Fires caused by lightning are 0!
course not preventable, but the sync
tom oi lookouts by which they Imny
be detected immediately after being
set isgreatiy lessening the loss from
this source.
:YOUNG IMMIGRANTS FOR MEXICO
GALV'ES’I‘O‘N, ’i‘ (21., Sept. 24.-'l‘hroo
hundred immigrants arrived here on
the North Gwmen Lloyd
”Brenton" from Bremen. From the
immigration inspector’s standpoint.
the list of immigrants is an unusually
good one, there being but fiftyInine do
tallied Ior appearance before special
hoards cl examiners.
Most of the immigrants are young
and active people giving promise cl
booming useful iuture citizens oi. UnA
steamship
. '1,"tv.4. . '
oio'llnm’s commonwealth. One family '
or ‘ilusslsns numbered thirteen and
others numbered ten and eleven. All
or the many 'lamlllos aboard the
'“llresinWWsre wall provided financial
ly in We listen in their new, homes.
exhibiting sums of money of mmtsni
proportions to indicate than they nod
learned the secret of thrift still new
ins. Millie isnliilos sro farmers and
propose lessons on kmsrlcnnvisrms.
anon mm mum
momma-else, no. son. mulled»
Vinson that the young mun who you I.
tords'y brutally murdmd and mm
Joseph hchisnsity. a chitin! «more
dilliit, in a hdtei'horo, Is thomm
son who has committed “inflamed
1n novel-st sum and Amidlowesm
cities, "the “oil
night arm sidearm every lifts lily
police opportunist lo ,
nest «mom ilivor numeral I
sedative Knowles. Mt mm 7, .I.
motorherhorsalniionnoctlostmw '
W
hood the “list. With m nest. inr'tteoslm ms! believe menus
Alum mmmmmwmumfllu. mum is
sacrum infill W Avid. «momma
'rsinlns‘b‘rssh, Mam emu the murder 1:th
closest mars, Wow “truism-limitless willy-nix;
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