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A. Lane’s . i '"i JEDDO ”ELAN” COAL «the Reed 8: Volt ~ Mintzs
to serve on the Ice Peptonate of iron. . 7V i V Electrical CO. V V
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8"“ Crabs Avoid The liability a $527,000 fROM WWW on
32.21%; mmfi mm m” m ‘” mm DEPARIMENI , ‘
Lobsters Fairfield County Nam,“ Bank School begins next Tuesday
Already Exceeds Estimate by 580’,
. THE OLDEDT IANK IN NORWALK.
Long and Round . . . ooo— continue: Will tilled Buy School Shoes Here ,
Clams __.______.__.._ , ~ ~~- ~———-——~- Rudolph—Wk Expanded in ‘
.1 . [WWI] “W'_cmm We have all of the leading makes in many lasts and leathers-“for
FreshfndSa't MERRILL COLLEGE ”it“ 3“?" “‘-
FlSh Our SECRETARIAL COURSE wiitjfit m was WEALLY & BRACKEN.
Receipts of the automobile depart-
. you to secure and hold a good position. ' utent of the oflice oi‘ the secretary oi
. ’ state in Hartford, are exceeding all south Norwalk
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a SlJPCiiiilY Store. carrying u ASK'FOR lcalculations. The amount received for V
a new and handsome colleo N th M . St I lthe your up to Saturday evening was m... V fir
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0‘ o S. ° 2.. ‘ FREE BOOKLET' ‘. 3‘2“?“ ‘2: 1'; it on s
. ,=. .. - . rec eive one 106 , ‘ tre a can receive as ye ‘ ’ V V
stiltsil “Pflrlllg apparel for ,V W $1219ro and it is within a few! WORLDS FAIR TRAVEL ::E a e “mule“
women. misses. Juniors and S . l . d i "t d t . thousand dollars of the estimate otf BEFORE GOING BE SURE AND I" Goods
children, will open its doors 'emme fade? 4:60 lulu; O: receipts made. at the beginning 01V PURCHASE A It WAISTs IN VOILE AND OR“ V
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to the women of South Nor- .Dmm ° 5 , I. . ., SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD PORT CHESTEtt tthe year- The oihcmls of the do Maxtmum Acetdentl Policy : ,GANDlE—negular $2.50 and. $2.00
Items of gencttti intetebt. (all 92 and . , V . . i _ .
word and \‘it'illliv and iii-oi: . .b - WWW helium? ‘0 b"y ”L“ that A policy covering all acc'dental " V Wants at ........ .. ........ $1.50
f r t it" f t 1 , tell us all at out It . . total receipts for the year will ex-l juries with maximum protection in “D $3.98 CREPE DE CHINE
c _. .0, b u u” cus enters , . l ceed thosé of last year by $150,000 the more serious accidents of travel ‘DWAISTS In white and than $3.09.
“‘1 mend”: “u ””‘l 13 new—— Marshnll Hoyt. 0f 8°“th horwalt, ' ° but they admit that the increase ill' ISSUED BY 1: 53,93 SKIRTS A1- ..... $2.49 ’12
all that is stylish~afi that is “‘2“ returned utter ll forlmiihlfi‘VlNVt e lty atlona Bank the business of the department. The Travelers Insurance C0. Ll. ‘ __, ,
good and durable in mater~ Vi“ {hf home or Mr. and Mfs‘ L‘ I“ _. —— 4 justifies the prediction. The high- Cost—$35. 00 to select and pre- ,4: THE [TITLE SW Li
ialsand prevailing in modr—h Bailey. on Elm street, Ditnbury. . way department. which receives ulllV (erred risks. 1, K. A. Claven. 56 No‘. Main St, ' f
81 prices that will defy not i ‘ f f f t BANKING CONNECTIONS licenses and registration fees to tract ' ' ,
only local but even outside T118 8 191110011. F01“ 0111' 0 Six. 8. , _ ,for the repair of highways and for “3.V J M- LEVIN! & (0-, Inc. M“— .
young people’s card party willQe heidl Banking necessities vary with the requirements 0: business. construction work. mode on esti‘ South Norwalk Conn.
competition It’ prospective plans include the opening of it new or additional bank
account, let us explain why we believe this Bank's facilities wn
or particular value.
{at the Knob Club. This eveningl
dancing will be cnjoyt‘d by the young
folks. Bromiielti‘a orchestra wlill
play.
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mate in the early part of the your that!
the receipts would amount to disc, Oiltt. 1 New F3"
They htue already run ahead ot' that
amount by $80,000. !
From the reports trom (touted-of ”1301' Day waiSlS 98¢
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tledllltxllghteoxldflhfl it: 1:121:30 Ill: SUGGESTlONS , New styles in lawn. organdie ’5
it will be worth your While to learn the scope of the service render-
ed customers of this conveniently located and progressively managed
institution.
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. The torticth annual convention oftV
the Connecticut Woman‘s Christian?
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Temperance Union will he held mm which the business is increasing the, Paper Plates, Lunch Paper, Pn- V and Vvoile Waists. Some are ;
New Haven, September 30 andVOcto’ . THE. DANBURY FAIR: VVV Fir‘c‘Eu W) FOR BEATINSI Gill... oiilcials say that the sales of ““‘o'l per Napkins, Paper Drinking Cups. ' very damtily trimmed Wm,
her 1, in the Calvary Baptist church, . out, 1,. MERIDEN Conn, Sept. 15%”; mobiles are no longer confined ‘0: Lunch Baskets, Alcohol Stove with , Valenciennes lace othérs ..
corner “f York and Chapel streets. the'season when the weather is par- SWCGPM and condensed “ICOI‘O'W fine flicks and some arc", m
lGrand Stand Attractions and .Hi‘ppo- tore Burillaro, who has a small farm
Miss Florence Remlin. of Westpori, l drome Actl. on the outskirts of the cit was fin iicularly propitious, l'or autontobifi 916- . bI'OIdEI‘Cd. made With, long
is spending the week in New York After enjoying a pleasant vacation The grand stand platform “1"“th $50 and costs i it' Y. “a ing. it is intimated that the sales will; Alber‘ l'.‘ Gehebe sleeves and low neck. Sizes
in this city. Edward R O’Brien oil 11 C i court today. for , _ . V
continue through the winter. , 34 to 46 .......... . . 98¢
Mr. hiuttuell, oi the automobile: 25 WEST WASH‘NGTON ST'
department. said, today, that thei PM” 1069!- 4 ‘ Plain Mull Waists withomcr-
operation of automobiles was veryiV PROMPT DEMVERY cerized colored stripe, and:
Elizabeth street this morning left fmint the Danbury Fuir. “which by the improperly caring for Victoria Gocan-
‘wny, opens Mondar.00t0b91‘4 10““? do. aged 16. whom he had secured
Indianapolis, lnd.. whole he will re-V k t be of the same high class .
some his dttties‘tts road representntlvoV \tce ’ me o from an orphan asylum in Italy. He“
city.
Miss Annit Hartley, of 6 Summit
street. Danbury. spent the holiday 5 in former years. Among the acts is said to have beaten th
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with friends in South Norwalk. of the Flood S. Conklin Company, will be that 0‘ the Azim a S. 3 iron 0‘ humane society heard of thegcasc and little. if any at all. aflccted by cold .- . plain huge atsts 1m. fix a
manufacturers of vamlsh.V weather. The equipment for the —— V figured stripe, made “”15th
.- «sky blah" Hippodrome acrobats. “0' round that the girl had never been at heating oi‘ cars provides a means or “ I» sleeves and a collar thathan
' ing a double loop-tltoloop. Next in or- , V . , . ,
“110°" it made the complaint. Th" riding in automobiles with comfort ATLAS PURE - be worn either high 0" 10W
MISS Mae S" John, of 7 Gnu") Norwalk. friends and relatives have? 1 ill 1) ll ting bear a
(ex-w earo er ska . . ' 1
girl, it was said in the course of evl- in the most disagreeable weather, J neck. Sizes 34 to 46 .. 98¢
street, over Labor Day entertained.
her father. Howard M. St. John, of
Passaic, N. J.
received with interest and pleasure
performance that is said to go ahead V
the unnogncement that Sylvestct Z of any animal not ever shown at the :en:e,bhad to work very hard in the and the electric attachment for CATSUP V
el ' sing sent out at dawn and cranking a machine makes the start- —’ ""
P0“ has received omcial documents; Fair. The Hamilton Brothers follow ' ’
T“"“"’“ w had i . ' . = ~ , -
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Flynn, or South and a gold medal to denote. that th with a comedy sketch in two parts. en- “0' un ll dark While at the po i118 9383' and brief. me not 156 J l. malleflc
Norwalk. gave a clambnke at Compo has been made a chevaller of VtheV titled the “Laughing Biotera." Then go stationhshe was given a pair of It was said at the highway depart- «- D ,_
Beach Monday in honor of the birth- crown of Vital). Tho noted theatrical in order come the Four Newsomea, 239:5.letic she said was her iirst ment, today._whcn a reference W“ Medium . . 10C
day of their daughter, Miss Dorcas ”0'22“” ha: so be? uthsed by Con springboard acrobnts, in another Hip- made ‘0 the large increase 1.“ i‘Ve‘ __ -
Flynn. Among the invited - guests 5“] icon, 0 New “a“ podrome act; Hampton’s Dog circus HELD FOR VIOLATING DRUG LAW cclpts, ”1“" every Dem" 0‘ it “"“ D ‘ ’ lREBUILT TYPEWRITERB—‘L 0. '“
from Danbury were Arthur Merchant, __ 'and the Australian wood choppers. NPW HA‘VFN Sept 7—Jamea H v. be needed for the purposes (or which a v ey s Smith. Underwood.
Miss Marion Merchant, Miss Clara Local attorneys have been notifiedi The dog circus and the wood chop. den who as 1V"; alieed tram k 3i. the law says the money to to be used. . Remington, .11 other.
Merchant, Miss Helen Reynolds, Miss that. the m,” Ride Of the Common pars are feature acts of more than the ' “ ' g c or 11 NM 9. dollar willbe spent on roads P11011940]. makes. sold. rented. ‘
Kittie Davis, George Brady and Harry Pleas court, which opened yesterday usual prominence, “Old Doctor" Ham- narcotic drugs has been under arrest other than those which. have been
B. Bristol. afternoon with Judge Howard B. Scott ilton. as he chooses to.be called, is here and awaiting trial, and also was constructed by the state. The gen-
°f Danbury, presiding, has adjourned probably the oldest exhibitor of edit- a witnessin the Dr. Faber case at wa- eral assembly madeno provision for
gamma B. Nowtan, the wenknown until Friday of this week. when the med dogs, as he is the most prom, terbury. wah taken over by Deputy the building otnew highways at the " “
short calendar session of the court nent, now on the stage. He 15 the ort- UM?“ 3"“95 Marshal ngney today last session, and none will be built.‘
violin teacher, has returned from his < .
summer vacation and resumed teach: will he held and cases assigned for a ginator of many surprising acts in from the police and conductedvbeiore It has been suggested that the term; I! You Have
hearing“ The short calendar session connection with his dog" circus, and United States Commissioner Wright. "reconstruction" might be susceptr,
' repaired. Rentals, h
V-per month. Mankind
sold at $5 per month.
JAB-.DONN‘ELLYL .
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“g ‘ ‘5 wee ‘ 3° W “3“ mm charged with violation otrthe Federal ble of a tneettng sutflclently broad‘
ed with the studio will begin at once. or the Superior Court will be held °“ “115 performance will appeal 93960‘ .
The seniorand junior orchestras and October 8. when a list of cases on lauy to the children. anti-narcotic drug law in havmg in to allow it to include some new Any Junk
other ensemble work will begin re- hand will be assigned dates. ' ‘ The Australian W00d chappers, two his 1305565810“ certain drugs in‘quulh mink that is badly needed, bl“
hearsals immediately. Mr. Nowlan's ——-—.—-—- in number, do the moat remarkable titles he could not account for as how. Ii ghway Commissioner Bennett is SELL V
studio was a busy one .last year and There is local interest in the notice {things with axes, “splitting hairs» at log been obtained in a legal way. A quoted as saying that the meaning. S Jaflee
" which has [just been issued by ’the a distance othwenty feet. The hairs hearing was set for Sept. 13. With which shall be applied to the term IT TO
promises to be even busier this year.
Prints are already in motion fdr‘at
Exam-iv £3
shall be in strict conformity to the
U. s. Patent‘OUfli
intentions of the legislature. Successor to Wm. Efi‘ron. '
treasury department or the State of in this case are lath, suspended in the bonds placed at 3500:
Connecticut, calling attention to the air or Stationary. The chips fly at a
least two orchestral concerts one to . ’ P310116 499. ‘ 1870 to 1389
. fact. that taxes on all securities are most astonishing rate whethhey wield ADMIRAL REYNOLDS RETIRED 37 Fort Street East Norwalk- , 3m" my: 1115mm
be held in the early winter. Danbury due before October 1. After this date their axes in wood chopping contests WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. Admiral OFFICER GROGAN INJURED. B V “ Burnilil‘vén'l‘g mint
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Reynolds, president at the Naval 'Ex—
a penalty will be exacted in accord- between themselves. This is said toVV V
mining and Retiring Boards since Dow aim Downby AUMMOWG Operated DY
EV - once with the law governing such be the highest-priced grand stand at— . ,
, matters passed at the last session of traction. considering the ' number of “me” 1913 W“ 91““ M the ”8”" . "Wm!“ M” - , '
I V: “Chew“ ‘ the general assembly. Under taxable performers, that the Danbury Fair has ed “at today for 386- His record in-- Didact- Hugh «P.. Grogan . was run D D 'D D D D D OED '9 D D. 'U
. securities come bonds notes and ever staged . eluded 22 years and nine months 01 down by an automobile operated byi
The other day after paying ch V . sea duty and 21 years of service on John 'Pieroe of ‘South Norwalk. Solar-T THURSDAY ISO 0
- uses in 910“” a1154191101mg in banks ‘ ‘ ' shore. 'He took part in the Loon cam- day, at 7. 30, at the foot of Hamilton ,
Bargain Day
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several accounts a $5 coun-_: '3
~" other than savings banks. Four mills ‘ 1' ”EN HATCH“ TU RTLES' l
V terfeit bill was found. ‘He ,4: V on the dollar is. the state tax rate . . A Louisiana man‘ has a. hen which palgn in the Philippines, didJervioe Hill, on the Cone road, Stamford, and;
. .did not know where he got : ,5; j - would set. He took away “the door during the Baxter uprising in china, was quite badly: through not. seriously
it. A delegation of eighteen membot'a knob w l «the was incubating and and commanded the Pacific reserve injured. Ibmppears that Pierce ‘ was
nee operating his automobile at a fast rate
. .V ‘Coun‘lerieii k of the Anion Singingstootety together 153“ he” 011““ “WWNESS- and x ‘ ; . ~ .
I ‘ Now if he had written his 57ml many members ot'thecArion made ‘ batch of eighteen snapping I ‘ 0! speed-down the winding hill, and
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>Auxllifll‘y went to South Norwdik turtles. Who’s the another of thetur- ' METHOP'ST'ED'WR 955°" ‘ - that he ran into Grog“. Wan was on LADIES’ INIGHT 5,0363 t 3' So. N 1
- «checks there would it“? .smaayrfimf‘m Wm. mam” door—pom and moods. . NASHVILLE. W 8911*» tic-News homo. duty there or. gotta. who is at- rundown-ht 25cm a V ‘ ‘ * otwalk
. hm no Posflibility Of. SUCh aVV , by 3““ng "of the In. V01 ‘5: ‘f VVVV ‘i V . W86 r0081V9d MI?“ ‘fllg death. 0: Dr.. tending 6mm, Bald his'injurles. 0011' Willie. ouny =1.“ . “V1, .V V , V V ' ‘
costly niistake. . . h . , ,1 “_ South Norwa,ik at Qmm‘t‘ V1.1}: ‘0 V Grossthiexandur, aged n3. Mitot- ot the stated. at bruises and cm, on the body, V \‘u . -
Mongy . , . " The “a” h d “K p on c. . ' Methodist Roview. and book editor 01 ohm, face and bands. His book is also Low Neck — Embroidery a: .
, . , W... at in whom! V my [1 “ms lithe hououu mewllr‘ hadron. doom l
‘ south, yesterday. Millions W. (19.1..
when he happens hmuse or the. STATELOSTEOPATHIG BOARD.
E: mg sol‘m‘hl selections land that aid grandam: moonlit}. . HARTEDDD, Sept. 8.-'1‘lie State
.- Gunmen; club sang. A massed pm . ,. .-.' .. l , . - .. ~, . . Board of Osteopathic Registration and
no oi: dials voices then unit”; 33A iica- ,» ' " ‘ , _ ‘ . ‘V ' " " ‘ “ ‘ » Examinations. held its semi-annual
, 0M1!» nitrate will his attention: VV .. hi ' x: , . ‘ . .V . contaminated-dug in .Lho CapitollVAt
~ ' . » . - , 4 ~ ~ ‘ , its‘rbasinéss-stBtIngthoknowing ot-
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3.8 ctg. Good value 60 etc: 4; V CLEARlNG SALE
CREPE NIGl-i'l' Roses ‘ 0
Annual VVMIIV“ ‘ , and! Household ,Goods. New
Vsnmplen V'Iil WM- and second hand. Everything-
? “‘"th‘m' sold at extremely low prices.
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