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pend it may be. between the two, thel
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~' they organize and transacted routine
uniness. adjourning until Friday ov-
aing. Fletcher H. Montgomery was
“chosen for chairman oi the board and
“Frederick Buckley, clerk. The board
:, is made up of Chairman Montgomery.
Frank I. H, Jones and li‘rederick L.
r‘onenmer,
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fightinggogugalgigfigfigfiafifggmfi‘ shores of the Delaware Day are said
Thei to be the best for about five years.
Eati». While the oysters are more plentiful
mates cheerfully given. Special lowl than for several years, they are also
do it to your eatlsiartlon.
prices are exceedingly low.
u prices or. paints and wall paper.
"A. COHEN"
Tel. 342-13
Coal! ' Coal!
‘ Coal!
Buy a very high grade of Wilkes-
40 Water St.
om l ‘ . .
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he' district. commissioners of tho’ ? ‘
pm district held their first meeting;
att‘evening in the Nort‘valk Water-E
,“flon‘imiasloners' office, at which timei
lto believe and the prospects for tho
i (lupt. Lewis, who is thoroughly i'u~
Barre Goal of William lfli‘fmn, 3 Row-.
‘ pin street, East NOI‘Willli. Try a bushel
and you will buy a ton.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
Also am paying in 3 lb. for rugs
and best prices for rubbers, metals,
feather beds, etc.
Hair Mattresses
Upholsterlng‘and Repairing of An-
tique and Modern Furniture;
Awnings, Slip Covers and Mattresses
Made to Order.
It will pay you to let us estimate
‘ . your work.
‘A. KOHN
'Phone 338-4. 45 North Main St.
Smith
Cleanser
DYER
24 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
BUY
azelton
Goal
The ll. liershiicld 8: Son CO.
” rat. 2”. 122 WATER or.
ore, who plant them on private beds to
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, HERE are Several-Ways
'tO Buy Lumber
. No one dealer alwayo otters everything at lowest price--
and if price alone was the guide, buying would be easy to all
0 us.
Many of us have reason to know that the character and
reputation of the seller are of equal or more importance than.
the price, so select with great care the firm who is at the other
end of the deal,
Select The Hatch & Bailey Co.—-for their many years oi!
fair dealing prove their integrity and there is the satisfac-
tion of knowing that quality and price are sure to be right.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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(The Fishing Gazette).
Oyster officials of Virginia. who made
an inspection of the oyster field before
the opening of the tonglng season on
Sept. 15 found everywhere throughout
the State the most prolific set of young
oysters that. has been found in many
years. ‘Every section shares this good
fortune: Treating of the subject a
Norfolk, Va., dispatch says:
l Through the conservation and pro-
ltection or the bivalve that have been if
going on for the past few years, there
has been no dearth of oysters on Vir-
, giniu bottoms, and at the close of last
lsecson there was an ample crop of
llarge oysters equal to the demand for
,thie coming year ‘ Those oysters have
[not only grown arger, but have taken
funto themselves abundant smaller
'growth which must, according to law.
'. be culled off and dropped back on the
fbottoms, thu's assuring plenty for the
future.
DEIJMAR, Del~—~]:1dlcutlons point to
a large oyster crop this season on the
i-Eastern Shore, according to reports
5from the oyster sections. The beds
lon both the eastern and western
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The Paris Cloak. 8: Suit House
. 33 South Main.’_St., South Norwalk
Wonderful values in Early Fall Models of Women's Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts and Waists. Search where you like throughout the
length and breadth of this country and you will find nothing to equal‘
these values. We invite your inspection and comparison with any-
thing that is today being shown around town. A fine array of novel
colorlnge suitable for both street and evening wear.
WE ALTER FREE.
We are the largest dealers In this state.
. said to be of the finest quality.
‘BlllDGEPOR’l‘, Conn; withdrew J.
Broughel, of Hartford, and (.lupt..l101'-
n '. {Win}. mg;
4_l',r| ninja u A,
r r ”out? an ~
ace E. Kelsey. of Essex. members of
the State Shell Fish Commission, were
taken on a trip over the.greut Bridge-
port‘Strati‘ord natural oyster bed,olf
Sea Breeze Island, yesterday by Capt.
William ll. Lewis, inspector for the
commission. 'l‘hc'y found conditions
much hotter than they had boon led
if you don't buy choupcr: likewise
not your watches, clocks, jowolry and
cycglussos, spcclu-t-los, old, rcpaln'd
‘ ‘lit‘lli‘l‘ ill.
season brighter than supposed.
tbun ituywhol‘o olso.
miliur with tbo'oystcr industry, tool:
the Sboll Fish Counnission members
over the natural bod and among the
workers, the “natural grow-film's," tho.
nlou who make their living drtuigiug
seed rosters and soiling them to grow-
155 Washington St. South Nerwalk.
Opposite lloyt‘s 'l'houirc.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
Worn watches and clocks. old gold
and silver litliL‘il at highest price in
oxchuugo in buying now goods.
mature. These men reportod, and
showed by their cati'hos, that the “sol"
was more prolillo than curly reports
indicated, and while it may not be a
“flat" scuson. it will be for from a loan
one. There were two sets this year,
one at the usual time and one lute:
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though tho oyster yield is heavy nndzwhllo not as humorous as in lhosc
good. Sblpmonis at Wosl (‘roch aloneuluys, are fine and in tho bust condi-
averngc $3,000 a week. 'l‘uchcl‘lml tion. bringing a roudy sulo.
shipments uro heavier bocuuso thorn; ()ystormcn from West i‘rcolt lust
are. more in the business and a great3 spring staked up large tracts of homo
or available acreage. .(iystcrs urc‘gut lluy bottom below Forked River
OliL‘lliiii-i iwllor than usual. 'l‘ln-ro ure‘umd plantod sch-ml schooner loads or:
almost no "blanks," and almost cyci‘yl'sholls. They have a line catch of sood
oyster is fat and Juicy. ’l‘hey Ninth-oysters this fall to pay ihom for ihclr
“'0"! $3.50 for 011115 ill) in $7.50 i'ui"tr0\i-blo and oxpcnso. This probably
primos. ‘mouus that othors will follow lhclr
liaruogal buymcn say that around loud. . E
Cedar i‘roek Point there are more and, NEW M).\‘ll().\‘. Conn.-()ttcr traw-
bottcr oysters than has boon the cusp; ”Hg for “afthh has (-xi'qlpdlld up. ox.
since iiii’ 511110- ililli planting 31101180“ pcctntions of tbo ilsbormcu near here,
the natural beds. There was a flood and large quantities were taken lutho
catch of spat this summer, and this is early spring, which continued until
RUUd hows to Robert F. Rutter, ’i‘bco-fthe coming of the lobsters, when tho
dore (“ Kelley and other West Crock; otter trawling was abandoned until the
oysivrnwn. who last spring staked on full. Local flshormou uro now making
oround bolow lr‘orhcd River and dump“, preparations for a return to trawling,
od scvcrul schoonor loads of, shells. which will probably oommonco as soon
'l‘ltillNTilx, N. J.~~-lioports m the.“ markets are advanced enough to
Stain llurouu oi Sholl Fisheries arc to give tllvln it full' return for shipments,
the effect that ”I“, is the best season but at present it is roportcd that large
lln many years for tho oynlcrmon of ”“1“an “f llouudors uro being “MW
[Occult and Atlantic couullos. ’l‘llooyn- ”Dd daily from diffol'onl points 0"
:lors pro in boltor condition than they Long island ‘" N"“' “wk and otbor
‘bavo bccn 17m. yours and H“, planters markets and tho llahormou. owing to
land Nliililii‘i‘fi look for better times this. arc in no hurry to commence op-
‘hnrvost will be fair to ordinary.
tor season bids fair to surpass any
previous year in the oyster industry
hcrc. The oysters are fat, line in fin-
vor and meet a ready sale. in fact tho
shippers are hard put to get enough
Be Prepared
the cold weather and get
tier
COOK STOVE with a Guarantee.
M.L.ROSEN-
15 ELY AVE., SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 7 2 2 - 12
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Hello Central
Call 9 1 2 f,
I Want to Learn the Top Prlccsltbuu they halo onloyod for a. long orallonu. Should tbo “1"“le lull
For .tlmo. ’l‘ho woulhor and tidal coudl- “I“! wlutor "10ml” h“ mild ii in 0"
pot'tcd that. they will in n mousuro
make up for heavy lossos previously
sustains-d. .
l l’llthNCld’l‘Ol‘l’N.~ 'l‘boro are not-
oral strange vessels hero waiting for
bull. Plenty of herring urrlvod ro-
contly. A luruo school of blackilsh
wnn drlvon ashore at ilonch l‘olnt this
All Kinds of Ju kitlons of tho pus! aummor uppour io
n llllll‘i’ boon nfiltcd to tho growth of tho
Rubber Tires, Metals, Feather‘ blvall‘ou and they aw in tho ilnoat pou-l
Beds, re 3 lb. for Rags, 25c per: amp sllapc. .\'o botlor oynlcl'n tlmu
100 for Newspapers, 35c per looitbosc that come from 'i‘uckorlon and
for magazines. li‘lront [lays oror roach murkot and
o llboy will mum in for tho “()ysior
G. Yourdlsky
j Woolf“ width Ibo llurouu is urging the
morning.
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave., 80. Norwalk. ‘
l,pooplo to Ullm-l'li‘ from (it-t. ‘Jo to :10.
‘ Schooner Lucaulu was lioutod ro-
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in buying li'li'ilNi’l'l'lild.
lino lino that we are showing at tilt-1
l"'nn I you: w , .. - in . ,
‘ l k in. l he tompolltd this on k ilool “MN“: for hull,
. to add HUVi‘l‘lli mon to his force to bun~
inept-cl tho i din his trado. l
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AUTO GOES OVER HlGH BANK. ‘
’l‘iilllllNll'i‘th, (ll-i. ii, (Au uulomw
bile ownod by it. W. 'l‘ylor. of Thom-
lotion, and drlvon by a ohuuifour in lllll
folnploy. in wblcb in party i'tilwlflillili “7
Mortimor liofforuuu and lutnlul Noon
on. of this place. and tour 'i‘bomuulrm
young women, was returning home
from Hnrwinton llPuir (lroundu lilio .Vi‘w
lorduy, went over an omlmnluucnt at
the side of the road and turned turtlo
'l‘bo illurmolnts Co. has Hillil Howz'ul:
thousand buehols of shells to l'utolm-
lrouwly low prices. ,
lguo portion. The sheila woro tukon
.ihoro this week on iii'UWH.
Mo GUTKOWSK l illAMl’TiliN, Vii.“”A(§('0Tilllll¥ to re.
At the ppm," Auditorium Building, ,portn conduit to ‘lllllllpioll, lilo advance
87 NORTH MAIN STREET. {bottom of the big supply of oysters
' gin .lamen lllvor will not. prove to be
the buy illitftlliil‘llillld lf‘uruithro. ‘truo I”, it in said amour ”m (OHKWH
M_,thttt the catch do far has not boon
.. mountainous!“ ’. '5 ;
Even a Dollar.
:}-.;Dednéted from every pay envelope and:‘
Deposited in .
, The South Norwaik Savings Bank
Will amount to a vet unfinézmryoumbymfime. i.l'
{we a your. ’ "
1&3“; ”3333:1{3 ilnruc, and tho indluntlotm art.‘ that tho it short distance mull, of Hurwlzlinli
- ' . . . -- Ilwonon will not. be a good ono. Hovorol “(enter as the result “1' gm attempt by
'"Ui' the hilt 'imyoru returned roomitlyl u”, chauffeur to page a temp. All of
.; l from the lumen River and said tbaifup) ocpumntp were pinned under
J. l the river is lined with tongcru, but no; machine.
{{1} 3 far the catch of tho bivalves has been ; oral bud cuts about the head,
. ' anything but good.
iel Noonan nilctained a. dislocated
son for Ocean and Atlantic counties wrist. The four young women and
opened Oct. 1 on the State grounds, Mr. Hodernon
and in spite of the weather there was bruised. in“, car,
a fair number of boots on the naturol damaged, was taken to
beds at Cedar (been Point and Great automobile trucltthia morning.
Bey. . Since therfitnto abandoned the
policy of shutting beds there have
\' been few years with a good catch of
pact, but there is said to be a line
appreciative employers.
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troop. widow of llurioy l’. llcomun, oc-
Charles Brand '
lycars of age, was a native of \l’urron,
ltho. duughiol‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
welcomes of various since an increase ’of
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The chauffeur received semi
and Dam;
l dlAllem'l‘. N. .‘l.-—The oyster Hilda-l shoulder and a number or cuts on each;
were only ulizbtly‘,
which was badW'
'I‘homoeton by‘ 5704.48 miles of poles to be kept in
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Household. helpers watch Sentinel know that the toil lino plant, which
Want have. for ohnncegto and more is inclued in the amt figure (given,
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Ladies’ Tailored Suits
This season’s styles are most effective, and many
fur effects are shown in Astrakan, Chinchilla and
eparate Dress Skirts
All new models in latest and most popular shades
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The death of Mrs. Jennie S. lico-
currod 'l‘uosday night at her homo, 23
Elm street, llunbury. after a lingo-ring
illness. Mrs. Bonmun. “ho was fifty
10. Show. She had lit‘t‘ll a rosidont of
Daubui‘y sovol'al years. The i'unorul
servlcos will be hold at tho undertak—
ing rooms of W. l“. ’l‘omliuson. i:l llnu.
bury. on Friday morning. at 0;?
o'clock. The body will be tulton
llull's llrldpo for intormout.
Funeral of Mrs. Brush.
Tho i‘unoral of Mrs. llsusb was bold
from her lato homo. 3s Maple Sli‘t‘l'l,
this afternoon. at 1:30 o'clock. ilov.‘
Lincoln lrl. ('aswcll, pastor of lilo Nor»
walh Methodist Episcopal Church, of~
lioinicd and interment owned in liix—
crsidt- comctory.
GROWS,
TELEPHONE SERVICE
102,693 instrUments in Use on October
1.
An idca of what it moans to furnish
telephone service for tho slate of
Connecticut may be puinod from tho
following ollloiul information supplied
by the local oilloo of The Southern
Now England 'l‘clophono company. lt
gives ccrtuln facts concerning the‘
growth of tho oonlpuny‘s sysiom dun
int: tho ilrst nine months of the pro-SH
out your that indicuto the size in
which this industry has grown.
On January 1. 1013. the 'l‘olcphonc
("ompany had 1112.030 lolophonos in
actual sorvico in (‘onuoollt-ot. tin thc
first day of (lotobor, this total bud in
creased to 105.758 tolopbonos, an lnl
crease of M49 tolcpbouos. prao ivully
ono now instrument installed for ouch
hour dul'lnu tho nine months.
(in lilo llrsl day of lilo your, tho
nvorugo uumbor of local culls pussod‘
ouch (lay ovor tho lolopbonoa thou in
norvlt'o was (H.000. Today, an uwr
uuo day‘s luminous has jumprd to
3:40.000 local culls. an lllci‘ouso of alti-
film culls por day, or an average in.
crouuo of 28 rally for ovory minute in
the day oror tho lruillc on 'iho first
of the your,
in order to proporly cure for all
Midi-o of the lumluoosullovoribonluto.
1ho i‘olupuny has on its pu_\‘~roll n
forco or 2075' oluployoon. (if this num-
bot‘, l272. or poorly hall”, urn onunmul
on tho trullls' or lilii'l‘lillllk nido oxolu-
ulwly. (if ibouo nus uro ulrlu uoiunl~
ly working at Ibo mvltrbbostrds in tin-
various oilloou.
At tho prom-m lllllu tho ai‘illllpllily
mulululus on oonlrul tillloou witl“b ui‘o
lmvntod to ill} exchanges, ozwh “ll“ of
thorn oillcrn lluvlny. its own uwllt‘lr
board uml otnti’ul oilli‘o "iliillili‘li‘lll.
’i‘bo ouluidl- plum ul ibo. present
dun» lnomdva among its vurlduadtoum.
202,203.75 mllou or wire, on “VTMM
of 7.87H.ll since the first of tho war.
(if those, liltiitldili miles are in aoriul
2,287.08 miles sum. January 1st; 127,‘
706.11 miles in underground, an addi-
tlon of 4321.09 milou since the year
began; 05,320.74 miles in open wire
of which 1207.54 ruiloa have been add“
ed since the ilrut of the your; and
05”? miles in submarine, There are
shape, an increase of 112.04 miles in
nine months. it will be of interest to
alone contains 20,482.82 miles of wire.
1 he Lending Outfitters in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
THE
ordinary plain ca pc.
school books.
sk to see
chOOl Bag
Rain Capes
Just a little better in quality and make than the
It will giVe prOtection for the school girl and the
Guaranteed faSt color. Special ........ $3.98
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WALL S'l‘lilill'l‘. 10:45
Stocks worn attain undor lil‘i‘SSlll't‘
whon trudlnp hogan today. but stub-
born opposition dovoloped as prices
rocodcd and it was ovldout that tho
hours would not have tho lllltliriplllt‘tl
sway they oujoyod yostorday. Expan-
sion of tho short luiorcst us a rouult
of recent hoary soiling slrcnulbouod
tho murlwt's technical position and
although prim-u puvo way generally
at first tho dot-lino was ohockod qulclc
ly. Tho llurrimun Sharon and (‘un
()lll‘llt‘ll higbor. but most of tho othor
uclivo stocks receded and pulled down
with them Union Pacific. which soon
rolinuulubml its opoulnl: pain. Luruo
blocks of Stool wuro murkolod and
that sloth. up woll us .rlmulmmatod
nud l‘nlon l‘urlllc, roucbod new low
pulp!" in tho ‘il'f'wlll lm‘wt'luoui. Ab
ll‘l‘ o foo. iulnulon of trading tho new
lion hr! in, lml by l'ulou l‘uoillc. wbl '21
man a mint :‘llflVi‘ yoslorduy'a t‘ltm‘.
IClM‘ll‘it 'o in 'iu» list, louaos were ro-
ducod mnioriully.
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WALL S’l‘ltltll'l'l‘, Noon. Efforts to
doprosu 'tho Hitlv'lt mnrltci wvru sum
t‘vuiiflllll‘ rouleioll during most of the
morning trading and indications that
tho short luloroal bud boon ovor-ox»
londml on tho woolte‘ dorllno. new
Ulii bullu mono couildonoo. ltixporl-
7frontal buylnu wus. rowurdnd will!
sumo cumurnnonwnt from largo apoc—
nlutlvo inlterootn, which were tlcilve in
marking up room of the popular
stocks. A quick turn came ultortly bo-
roro noon, howm’cr, and in a few
minutes the laborious efforts of the
bulls wore undone. An outbreak of
foreign liquidation in Canadian Pii'
clilo, which depressed it 3 tpointu, up
to yesterday’s low prices. (Southern
Pacific and Rock island Preferred out
tabllshod new low records for the
your. Union Pnciflo want dowu to
1452 1-2, the bottom figure since the
not. the market, which returned about
long decline eat in, and Reading and,
Amalgamated worc also oxtromtly
“oak. llonds Wt‘l‘e (“ASL
Letter Carrier George K, Nit-kcrsou,
of the Norwulk post office, is spend.-
inc. the day at tho l‘lunbury lr‘uir. .io-
seph liilcy is substituting for-“him,
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"homns Murray, who is sohmruing
in Xow York Halo for his boullh, in
reported to bo oormldorably improvnd,
("apzuiu Thomas llunt, of the NH“
walk polico dopurlmonl, is Spi-ndilu:
the day at lilo lluuhury l’uir.
Adolob \V. llrcyl‘uss and llr,
of‘ South Nor-walk, :tro matters at tho
lluubury Fair today.
lotus,
We Arc First to
Show the Advanced
Styles of Autumn
l‘ul‘llculur mob and youuy own
with tho dosiro for smart ii‘uil
ltolnu-nl will lllllltt' lllt'lr way
born to loolt ui llonlumlu’s Now
York sli’lvil.
Nippy \wulbor is duo. it in
only a unlllcr of 0 few do?» uu~
til llmlllor r'lothoe will hr cs-
soullul to your comfort.
limo. a look at full Mlyli'H.
"Wear :1 Benjamin."
Suits and ilvmronle from
................ $18.00 up
"l‘lotbcrnid from «$12.00 up
llmm you tried lluorold lindor~
wear? .. $1.50 and $2.00
linlon Salts $3.00
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Jose h Davis
06 WA! iNOTON BTKEIT.
"IOUTH NOIWALK. GONN.
Norwalk Chronicler