Table Damaks
monocular-unmoved. J"
= InthToweh—idqifll-ae, soc.“ . ‘2
scum-Him «no. mo. ms .1 . _
9.2m: f‘“ “j 5’“ WM 4P; BEERS
flail-clients New Black. seem 3"“ M
lira Anna Dayton of Cherry street
is spending the week with Mrs. Bellow:
oer in Oakvlile. ,
anlewood'schdol on Maple strdgt. __ .. .3...
will reopen (or thelaeason on Tues. . - ' E’ '
day. Sept. 22. g
‘ m ‘
. Miss Daisy Weed or Stamizord is
the guest of Mrs Marina Weed on
North Main street.
‘ n E . E; . f E . EE The Proposalve caucus wiliEbe held Er EFleEflcYu mum"""'
.in the town hall on Friday evening.
School, 80th Street, Boston, one
v W o! the best knotrs institutionsin the
llr. and Mrs. George T. Smith and Unitedftsten for the “31;: cum-ine- be 8th.
part-y of trienda spent last evening menan www.mpen pinto 1'
with triends in Norwalk The location a! the school is 03qu
E . . _ goons. Itislnoneeithe most important
. centers. bounded by Arlington, Boylsiton
Miss Lucretia ‘Bouton and . Mrs. and Providence Streets. easily accessible ,
William H. Weed '0! Railroad avenue globtrmldilsfiltz.“ oi the cltyand the »
spent Wednesday in Stamford. ‘ .. Particular attention '1‘” been given to
We have .seversl «008de
tans tor adj. .\
Electric Wiring for Light and
Power. "’ 'E
was. more tuna-me go..,
' the conditions under which the students-
Ebmw ”mm ”‘ «l Mr. and Mrs. Rumsey 0. Fancher have to work. The building was run
mm b or ldaple‘ street spent Wednesday in is mafiflhl 1°" “0h ”@1113:
54 Water at. South Norwalk, Elfin N”, quk City yisityinx friends; windowsend ientyoitreehairiuoonstsnt
.m circulation t to hqutail the ma.
PM” A _ Mrs. ~ Ulysses» Rundel or Philedei- The school once the entire homing
pills. is 8/1““ at the home 01! Mr. -with the exceptimoithemtfloor
The Bryant & stratton within
and ““2 Med Warren on Park has become famous. It is sill ndgrilllaa‘l
'"éet- . . ~ . system based or n the none! require-
ments 5! the 3%;th d ptslnds to develop
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kelloxit‘ ”“0"”! “b “'5 NW” 901““ Fall clothing in: man and
eihoienoy. A combination of stud and
and ramlly or 52. John Place spent pmm, mm" m a“... go .z..... Fall suits—American and
22:33:! days this week at. Ocean pihdimmg 1,233.32}! mgkijmmediatgi fabrics. ..
-.y_ ' en es eusnosewor ' .
. . , .- E hool not any on forgenml husi. Fail hats-40ft and derby .
neubutoffersothercourseseqlnsll ystrong. Fall “fifth—Fall neckwear.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas 'illmney en- a
. ttib for rivets secretaris and storm-
tetteined Mr. and Mrs. B. H. John. $1,156 ”Ema“ the civil ”"109, “a Fall underwear.
1
stonkand saunter or New York this m o'hflifhiilg oi oommercisl branches in Fall overcoats, Fall millet)“.
wee - lsc 00 s
l‘hersisau unending demand from high Fall sweaters “d mama-
side“ business houses for Bryant 82 Strat- Fall g'loves.
the de a E
uxtheir ability edgy; eveyryalllrt olnghn; Fall in 11110 and E‘fall to.”
.1. V.
WEATHER FORECAST. I at
E For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to- E E $4.00E will buy a typewriter for
l night and Sunday; continued cool;
~E ; dresll northeast winds An themes ili ‘ the 3‘“. or boy L91; “3‘1“" :70“
the barometric pressure over the today.
Lake region during the last it hours . E
has forced the disturbance which was t E ‘ ‘ .i .-
‘centrsl over the Ohio Valley southward ‘
to the Middle Atlantic Coast. ltwss D 0 N N E‘LWL Y :S
i
..-— .- ““.-‘-""°“-~ . I .. Mo...~—.~.-a¢~_. -.... n..... ,._, ,,._
..
NIGHT SCHOOL
‘ Beginning Tuesday, Sept. :5.
Houre:1:oo to gain p. in.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Alfred H. Raymond 0! Railroad
avenue was the honored guest at the
all day eyents in Pound Rid e. M n-
8 ° 'rno' mm s; s: lien school should
day. . . . . g _ 2 All“ ”9 WWW“? Egg'g‘llflidlnbd’dfii. Rogers & Steven .
‘ raining this morning as tel- north as
Washington. D. C. A well defined
disllifhance has“ developed in the .1 A:LO:;::H :12".::K.:l-T°a‘ t sigma“ John B. Belgre will ex. 35.? 515.08:ng mflrm—imgg
nor-t west and now contra over _ 2. , .g or e twenty men: are at t c all”! nos once on . . - y .
i North Dakota. Unsettled and, show- “fl Bwkkeep‘W' 3"”me 3mm”?! wfil‘fi BMW” Poinsettia Club at the Knob South Mum's the Emmet Norwalk and SO- Norw
.- ‘l .. ' v u . ~ g s, .
ery weather prevails generally in the Branches. on, . g 1‘0” walk. “Max:123- , mgmggstaglg‘mkggthflggcm 2
- , . . - - ‘ « o us no on e a
southern and western districts. The ‘E Edwin gloyt has returned toyhls “up. mwomeaunsolioilod. Noose-
studies in Hotchkins school at Lake. s warm rotlorgwbodsl Commonwe-
vine. after spending his summer \n ants. . .
cation with his purenls on Charter me— ----'
m... m
"—15—— ‘ .‘EEJ
, William H. Neubar or Stamford ’is N
now employed in the Elite lunch one Better‘ai Ally
room taking the place left vacant.
by James Wood. .who leaves for Jack- .. Price, g"
sonvllie. Fin. Buturdal' ‘ ~ ., »
l
i
f _
9
.;
No Charge for Books and Siatlonery
Mel 1 Colleges
South Norwalk Stamford, 1““E'E" Port Chester
.,temperatures are rising between the. , ‘
BlockyMountains and the Mississippi Ompo nn
‘ River. but continue low from the Ming 5 ‘
' sissippi River eastward to the coast. E BOSTON POST ROAD.
“volumes "A YEAR AGO rooAEv. WCStpOrt,‘ COEi'll].
Temiperature. LOW, 56; high! 35m“ 3 u Um noted :0!
Rain. E ' v 4» Bteska.‘ Broilers and all sea Foods in
——'--—+.-‘-——--—-~ . season. Amusements can be msdo
. The Hospital committee was-to have for banquet- upon short notice. -
heldib meeting lash nishtito consider cottons? IV ORCHESTRA ”'2'
bucket Specialise or Eyeglasses. $1.25 .»
The Republican' caucus will be held Gold Plate Eyeglasses, “4.... $1.25 ’
" g in the E'i‘owll Hall on Friday evening", Goid- filled Eyeglasses only ._. . . .8236‘ '
M s glycol}. (or the purpose of 1:3; Goldmired sipectncles ohly: ”132.13%
it...
film plans of several architects. The clinic A DANG“!!! EVERY: EVENING. ‘
l: man died not received the plans and a MBB.‘ M...,LE.VY. . ~ mine “if “’3'“ °m°eEr§ a?“ ’6' ‘ I‘M“ ------------- 45%: End'fl’
l postponement until next Friday. was TelephoilEe'E connection-.98 Watson ‘ . £33313. “7.. ““Y 0““? ”WW” More than 500 Lenses ii‘l stock ‘
it the result n _ ii“ . - m ~ yoyr amt-yr AT Ayy PRICE',
2,. ‘ . ———-~—— E EE ~‘EE E Theodorewfiawléy. former an: Wal'- Pmsvrlnuoqs Cumin!!! Filled.
E Raymond Sherwood. .11 years old, or ‘ ' g ‘ . den.‘ has brought suit against the
. ve ’ was run down es ._ ' ‘ g, . , " . ‘ - town or New Canaan. claiming mon~ ‘ h Br d
E ‘0 dr amlllllrl'n01;? on connecticut iv; . EEEE m I E , or due him for acting as warden 38.1.31‘1 ‘—
l or sy ' 2 , " The case will be tried before Justice 'EECsIIU Mi ‘
l ' ”“9“” 9' butcher wagon. The boy - A. A. Aarons this afternoon. amll‘fahhiflhfi .g‘S‘TgH‘LAKlz“ for-F 1'; ~
in red around the head. sudering . , E ________ mm A mm“ m °"’f""l"3°“-E
was in M . _ , , _ 138 Washington St“, 80. Norwalk
Mrs Della Sanford. mother of F. mYouI'OwuHone
I). Sandor-d fell in her. home in Nor- GREEN TRADINGE STAMPSEGWEN W
.0 “a.
,
a had out. He was attended by Dr. F.
E EE'L Burnell. , . _ walk . Monday morning. fracturing’ ' *‘E' » E '4‘
i Blzl rEf-‘gF: . her hip. Mrs. Sanford ls ninety-eisht - ~ ' '
‘ The meeting of the owners of the ELIETEQ l SHOE with unwanted employwnt. wfl find'mtlle , " ' .5 years old. and this occideni is the .r' AW!) COUNTY HOMES , ,
2 South Norwalk Council. Knishts 0t ELITEEE'QU w; ‘ V first sickness of any kind she has.“ m. ... g .; ._, g. .. E.
Columbus, was postponed irom lest BREY ANT I&EE. STRA'I'I'ON had in years. A A H M. on M ail—Lecture“. the Great Nine. A M . and the
’ ' 9 l ,
- E E ".ilmo Min-icy Being Urban. - ~
The first meeting attire tall sea- Staliniics relative to homes in Day‘s WOl'k Done
son, otthe Hannah Benedict Carter F
. alrtleld County are comprised in a
Chapter. D. A. -R.. was bed at the bulletin issue by the United States “J: bmfl‘ You frecdde from the
home or Mrs. Charles Raymond in Census Deputmem N Washington. heavytaskofswecpingandtiustmg.
o'clock in the lodge rooms on North .. ,
Main street. Final arrangements for workmmp COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
m... « BosroN ,
Lewieboro Wednesday afternoon. 12
’~ “” ' Accordingto the bureau, there are “Wei hs onl nine “n
members were in attendance and the 54.345‘homes "I the county, of which air “in rcvglving glues"
the banquet are to be made.“
Sly“ E New located in its
new school build lsteu Street. amoat desirable
» dud Ell gmgzyotm; e8:111:30‘e'nnd‘g‘rlsctioeer thallyireetion and supervlsionoia . fig'mfitm “£23; 3 2:8 ‘33'33 49,870 ~lire-urban. Owners. 0! ugban all dirt; dust and lint. .11!qu
‘ E oust->Genenl cornmeal flomw Sienna-spills course. Secret-risk chapter in Washington. The next Rgzarnng‘l’farBll-gg' :1: Jess: {“1 auction carries it all into
mmelinx EM" be Md at the home 0! bra'ncEe and SE. 845 are mortgaged dust ploof bag.
2 .E course. Civil service Morse (3 [Wm
possible hisitaill ed his personal” melatonid priciest. with Miss Olive Ream). on South. Main “Med urban hom mimher 33. m (Lyon cl}, 6 I
grill homes, of male wlgrekr!‘ "Oct if. ‘:
night until tomorrow morning at 11 the bfijl $101“le
l'
.
. Business in the new Hotel MeheEék-
'emo is picking up wonderfully .The
latest arrivals at this popular house
‘are: 1H. B. Warner. of New York; '1‘.
iii. Cahty, New York; L. J. Winn. ht
New York; J. F. O'Neil, of Providence.
1..
new and heal ul surround
This school does not employ am nucleon. on re or runners. E E‘tmet‘ _ . . There are i. 4 75.
'* m _ ._ Pomonswhe‘oamot bhllfo wagon ave printed intonation . ' . ~
. ER. 1., and T. J. Knitting, of Dhnbill‘y. 0 c ~ ._ _ J M. tlunl W . .. which 2'. 408 are owned by their occu-
__-_______ g 43 g! i 0: uldoondl Blink WNW Pill?“ mfi‘mnés‘m” ME W. W. Austin 'otESIIVermine. Mr. pants and tree of mortgage incum- ”
. . E W5 _ E ‘ W’ “ ~’ , and Mrs. Henry W. Austin of West- brance. The mortgaged farm houses
emvlile. N. Y.. Mrs, and Mrs. Michael number 1. 4.63- and 591. homes are
Austin or Springdaie. Mrs Nettie rentted.
\ - Williams. Israel Wood of Pond Ridge Another bulletin of recent issue
-E Miss Belay Olden and sister 01- Nor- has to do with the State agricultur-
"', I... ‘ oton toolt dinner at East Woods alE situation. It. appears that there
" church. Labor Dby. It is eleVen years are 15, 584 farm’s' in Connecticut that
since Henry Austin was in term W. use (artiliser‘to the amount of ti-
W. Austin. who is 87 years old. took 954.163 .2worth annually. which con _ ’
. pm in the testlvllies and surprised {responds to $1,078 240 worth or
the large nether-ins of friends by his nearly double the amount. used ten ‘
At noon today some one sent in a I; ~ .
hurry call to Dog Warden Thomas F. -
’Weish to hasten immediately to the 'ch’ balls l‘lO g
; l neighborhood of Brookside and do ‘ .7 :1 _.°r man 33 ?3 E
2 , , away with a dog. apparently: mad.,. [,0 H WWW.
.: ‘ which has been frightening pedestrians " E “,6 0‘ “WW “4“th ‘
. and residentsioi that-section all'morn- ‘ E “ ‘ ' f f
f ins withhis strange actions. Warden - -
aNValsh is invastigntinglthe inatteny ’ l . ‘ Jumping and other activities. ‘ years ago; in he exam, an increase ‘
' ‘ ---—~----——~------—-—-- . or 81 par cent’ in the last doesd'e; .
Springwood tarouble makers were DANBURY FAiR RACES. The Nutmeg shite is pretty strong
.’..._’_... . for Fret-tillaer. as. may be gathered
reprimand by Ofiloer Milton I. Look-
wood, last evening. for making undue
_ noise in their neighborhoods. One
5 EE -. was. on Laura street. and the other was
Mr Pasok, o1 Benton street. whose
wife registered a complaint against
him. Both promised (Nicer Lockwood
they would observe the law in regard .
to breach of file peace. ‘
from the Circumstancs that the. aver- '- E
Fredriln of Trotilnd, Pacing and age 0.! the United States ‘la 29. per
cent of farms using 'tertiizer, while
E Running Even“. ' it is employed on- as per cent of one
. ‘Ilhe races at the Danbury Fair (Oct. 1m“ in Connecticut . . _
6-19) will foe run oil. on the after- :An estimate is made or last years The equel‘ot Emost 80¢
E p.‘ crops in the State and shows their
noons 0' 'llhtireday. my“ and Batu Value to have been as follows Corn
.E a“. T“ Wk ‘5'“! be “an!“ Tu” $1,996. 600‘? Hey, is; est out; whaeco,
day and. Wednesday, Wlth the BXhlblE' .55. 999 000. Riel 'lgf: 00.0! sum]
newer-sol Mums“... .. l . ., CANS? ‘ 7 . - E E ‘E .Ej~tionhorses and theorisecettle. nuckwneat,sls,ooo
:M
E DON'T EBEE BOTHERE‘D ‘WITH enmedin W’ 5'00““: L .E .E. E . ' , E'E E E The Momm- is aerollowsl E
-» consume. 7 ‘ ,. . ‘ E E -~ Thursday. on. e. 2 A LAME; seamless»! TROUBLE
Stop it with iFoley’s Honey and Em. ' E 2:28 race Purse slot . -.. *‘Mpfififi .i'l'. .. . ‘
'2 18 trot . our... $400 Add it will else you even worse it ‘
Compound. it spreads a soothins
healing coating as it glides down .the ~
mthroat and tickling, hoarséneaa. . 'r , . 5 _ Running race i~2 mile heats. .9 -= . . ., . .
nervous hacking, ere thickly he“; ‘ ‘ 'E “ E. ' _ ,. ~~ < 2, ‘_ _ . _ ‘2 . -, - ' ’ ' gi‘hesttwointhree ”animation, ~ .,
" .E , ‘ ' ' " " ~ E ‘E f ’E E E ~' Friday,0et.9 -
Purseuoo not checked. ‘Mre .H' (r
Norwalk Chronicler