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use)?”
I To Golf Players A
For Ive dollars per year, we
rite a policy insuring to the limit otA
ten thousand dollars, protecting the;
{guilty-holder from claims tor injuries1
caused by him while playing golf, toA
any person or persons, provided, how
ever, the liability shall in no event ex A
need five thousand dollars for damages t
Io: such injuries to any one person A
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Telepho¥1e 1230 South Norwalk, Conn.
CITY: NEWS
”A daughter has been born to Mr. and‘
m
m. present .
Complaints blue been received AHA
A'J'Ui llltl]
n:=irnl to the xopoxtA
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grillrst) could be secured.
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lt‘mmsel 'lninmunr said 1‘cc,onrn1endeil‘
NACOUNCIIMEN Al 0008
[MR SCHOOI NURSE
(Continued Ifrom First Page.)
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'lhe d. netcnces aAruse after Clerk
Liuxwtiiei had read the report. in
which the <2ila1‘y of the nurse was
dud at Him and expens es plat-ed 211'
5‘. no Councilman Wolfe said that he
llltlllsluud the sum was to be $1,2UU
I21nd he did not ktrA)W of the (11.1.1131),1
11d dEtli‘lii’d there Was 21 ‘niuger in
'h. nocdpile." Countihnan \lilne was
on hi 5 feet in 2111 inst llll 21nd pointed
“olfe had sig tied his
lie also Filult‘tl
l‘l'
.lne i11=inuntiun 21ndAl)r.Wolle llplltil
llllli he) did not lilt‘laln hint.
Al this point i‘or'tpolllion t'ounsel
The doctor.
that $500 would be sttifii ..t)nl (‘on-
- vicinity would be free from the pests.
A'i‘ne council granted his request.
‘ An unexpected request was placed
Abeforc the council by August Deill‘lt‘k
representing the Bakers’ Local, No. 92.‘
He asked for an ordinance providing
‘ Athai baking concerns who peddle LheirA
goods in Norwalk and who do not pay:
Alarms shall pay 52.. annually for .21 ll
tense. On motion of Councilman Hip
oi)“, the corporation counsel was in-
structed to report such an ordinance
ing a similar request
.11'0111 the. boss bakers of the city.
was
from Mrs. Solnninsky, of Day street,
lot' $13.le \rhivh damages is claimed
21,s a result of 21 tree falling: on her
Puberty.
1211141121113:
A iv'tpml of the inspection made oli
tic lll l llistiitl fire alarm syslcnrA
\\.1> read and it showed four boxesA
n <ire sulliicnl time to tin 0ch is
credited as causing the 21(lion.("mnA
missioners Montgomcn and Jones in
at the next lllt‘k‘llllg. A petition mak-~
received
i‘ouncilnran Hipson presented a bill;
It was referred to (‘ounsel‘
SMOKED SHOULDERS
ARMOUR‘AS ' LEAN TENDER ‘
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East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
—-—SU’HL AOL SUPPLIES-—
Note
Pens, Pen .213. S:::. :h Pads,
Books, Eraigrs, Rulers, Etc
Brrngerman Bros. 6
Books, Composition
North Main Sl'fet
A.
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xv;
Mrs. William Conley, o1 ~16 Woodwardl fammdn\ .trose and explained the sit-
avenue 1 t l k r not of (ornmtssion. Fin L‘onnnittee Hdfllnfd BIO k
. ' A?” on t‘A‘lAngnuA‘ A0 “l (‘111‘1 “Sue 112111 \lnthcr st .1ted tlrit no“ the sys- C feus' as we“ as blaCk’ White! and an CXtCDSlVC line Of
.2) 12mm 0 said mini-1 .111; J ‘ h d h . .
‘ . . . . t m is in workable sh2),lp( but tlic‘iar-A 8 a es to armomze um
I .Butlcr Lilllfil‘. 1.0. U. .l‘.. \Vill llDlAILM'Alnp “ilkpd (0 hiyAn about it XPSLCT‘A [ i th the autumn. gOWnS.
i‘ehearsm oi' the initiatori' degree at ‘ in ft 1 icon 1111A 111m l'lllUlll- A )A‘ AA “A“ WA ‘AUA ‘m'A ”me
- . .. 2 ' ' e' 2 2 ‘ .
ter the bu Am“. met-ling. toni A” MA‘AA A :1 . AA 1‘ W if F A.( H II 'lhe resignation of lrtderitk L. SUCl'l famous makes an the "Onyx,” “McCallum 3) Kay
)‘ >- ' r4 . - Am 2). Will 1'. . . ' racey 111 regar. 2 ‘ , -
. .‘g; n District (onlnlission 2 SC!’ and Gotham G
'ofllcers “W éal‘lli‘e'lll’ Hume-sled 10 b9: to the salary for which acunrpelcnt ( lll’ltllPI', Ml P 01d Sid}! are WCll represented.
l“‘. “as read and 1l(”10]ll€(l.lnflbllll\ 2 rices range from ...... . 50¢ .
._ """ “A $3.00 ltutr
UCS
ANCES
FURNITURE CO
i27-129 WASHINGTON ST
50 NORWALK
ASILK nosrnnrt
Our line of Silk Hosiery afiords the well dressed wo-
man an opportunity to purchase fashionable Hosiery of
exceptionally good quality. at Very moderate prices. ,
.
The assortment includes the new clox and stripe ef-
the poliu concerning window bretlt- A ,
i' . ‘ “Wills ll“ S'ld- “AA Af AA“) ‘f’un'AA‘n lot ”..., which w a. le‘at'l. 1"eiomnrcnd
mg ”AA AA ”“1“” ml““ AWL‘UI A Aunnlcd to lulu) the responsibility ul ..
Gainor 1.1.hugm.d A A; m 1 th 0 le n1 ill . ...} tl‘. e nppnintmtnt of Edward .1 Pin
2 \ n x 1 e 1.01 5 1mm u 1
_ U g I I .nccnn and the council accepted the]
‘ “‘“ " Alhat knoulidgc lit hand the) could |
Judge (1901119 ll. Vosburgef this A lo so. ~~ ruonrmcndation. A
. i a
morning lllllllllllli-‘Ll Misc l‘121nl., 0AAt0unc1h1irn .‘ililnc dcc'lucl it mad); \ hearing on the limmyton arcnucA
e 1 ‘ K L
.thlfi ill) I0 t! thirty-1d“ _inA l‘fi t l 1 to ”9 ft ”m in out use sit for Stptrtnboi 28 nndA
11011 erotic.) 0 ii 21.»: 1 2:1
Bridgeport jail. lie With arrested LNA tl ' i ll b I"AA . w 0 t a!” ”I at the same time 21 hearing on the rc-
11. 510112 e in re 1r 1
evening. rt‘htigcd uillr tilu11k1>1ress.An;S el his willingness trA) lune them lotnlion of the trolley trucks on lhtrtA
AA! , A1 A $1 ”00 Astrcet will be held. l
, Sign; 3 u ... (. b hairm'u‘ 0“ Tlli‘ poll“? pension fund was klllC‘dA
\ l ‘
1 rs i ll 10111. (‘1‘ “littl‘rinel reio ni by the acceptance of a resolution ln- 1
1 ' \ . o i c
l“ ‘ “0 “ u ‘ g 'lrt'iduled by Councilman Wolfe whitll
To know some
people is to“ like
them, while to A
know others is to
distrust them. So
also some ranges .
are so inditlerent
and unreliable as
not to commend
themselves. It is
otherwise with the
Stamford, ,which
sliH
Late models in fine condition
taken 1n exchange for larger cars.
Used Cars pm ....
.Harbordlastcr ilh'nm Sher‘ron is
'lnvesli_ 42111113 the matter of Peck's
. Ledge lie, ht being out last P\l‘llllll-,. The
_ police were notified of the occurenci
AAby R. 1.. Si‘ol’ield, ol' Shore Haven Inn
_ . —-DON'T FORGET
. :‘yuur Thursday night dinner is to be
\eerved at the Country Club;
. r112 morning the. following permits
AAWereA received from the building dc
'pm'lment: F‘. M. Sullen, to wire for
E. .Quinland. E\ersley street; M. .l.
A Riordan, to move burn and house on
AVA/est avenue to Garner street and re
"A'contruc‘t .inio ,two family dwellings
for 11.; 112219911. Cost about 56.0081 f A A
A . ' 0 PXL‘l omen A
. ' lgoard or Estimate lor disposition. THIS IS now
' d the ’
. Pamphlets containing all the fish councilman lllpson Eugene A titer and Riordan bad Buy
fend game- laws passedvat the inst see man" be postponed ”Amy days MAIA (fillmlcn322drzver the request pro 491321-‘M-5flll-MIXdRCIIPQInLF
film of the legislature and). laws \lllne objected William H. McMahont a l: the former that a building And “I 3200 P" 91- ' ‘~ '2 3_8.“;.
thawed previously which are still in thought that inasmuch as tho proposi-Afigieie {established on Gamer street. 3531‘“ at saga“ be in?! “Air "A '"
D e
enact, have been printed and are ”2°“ A" a new one AA“? best way ‘0 AquMr. Riordan. a member )'of the com- Y C onto —-—2’~—u"o From A Coal
outlrenuuchgals: olpmp'zlntlon $10.35;.
ready for distribution at the omce of
l-the' state secretary in the capitol.
Similar pamphlets in regard to the.
liquor laws are also ready for distri
.bution.
Tonight at 8 o'clock the Second Dis-
trict..wlll,hold its annual meeting in
the CityL-‘Hall council chamber, 01’:
. crib Main street. Matters of impor-
tance will be considered. Tire use to
which the excess electric light profits
Ill be put. will be considered; inter-
‘tlng matters concerning the down-
Mn filter; a sinking fund will be
passed upon by the downtown voters
\
Judge E. M. Lockwood, in the down-
Awncily. court.. this morning heard
gumen'ts iii“ the case of Raymond
roiheri vs. The Norwalk invest-
Company. Dudley E. Hoyt ap-
“Add for to defendant Attorney
lilium l)‘. Tsnlnniny represented the
laintlnf. The. arguments turned (in
‘r Hoyils‘fillng or a plea of abate-
Ahlen Judge Lockwood took the pn~
,‘ reserving decision.
NEW HOTEL MAHAOKEMO. "
. Lollies' Grill and gentleman's lunch
loom Open until‘ 1150 p.111. Popular
es. Table d‘nots lunch titty cents.
limiozp.m.'robled'hore or.
_ y-m cents, 5: 80 p. m.” 9.
Server] in main dining room.
' koonKs. . '
as", Photocopying, Paper, films,
etc.
StillsorrsPowell'Coruorstron A
MEMIPTION DRUGGISTS.
lion from Minor Burnell. and he at
lucked the nttitudeA of Dr. Tracey onA
this question of tAnlarl. Said the
spenker:"l‘1‘acey is not the whole
law and gospel of the School dloard
it he is then I will resign. The boar dA
voted that 51200 is necessary for
nurse and Dr. TrtAcey at that time
thought the figure proper It is with
out the authority of the School Boardl
that he named the lower figure. “We.
shall not have emplmed a nursejhoA
will be controlled by any physician in:
town'" concludedA Dr Coburn. who
was plainly workedAup to a high pitch
would be to go lntoA it in a small way.
Dr. Coburn took 11A crack at Mr.
Matron 21nd Councilman lilordan ended
the hurled dcb rte by making a motion
to bare the report referred back to
the committee. ex lainlng his stand
by saying that the committee is dlvl
tied and cannot agree with the School
Board. The council is. confused be
cause of the dillerences. he declared
The motion prevailed and Ml‘. Milne
resigned as chairman of the commit
99. A
Councilman Hipsbn introduced a re-
solution naming the: Town House. Ceir~
tral Fire Station and the Mayflower
...
fire house. as polling places for tth
coming election. Ten new ballot boxes
were asked for in Athe resolution. Mr
lllpnon explaining Athnt two would be
necessary for eacb ward because ot
the charter and' state amendments
Athat are to be settled. The iresolutlon
“are adopted.
Attorney J. J. Cuneo appeared in be
hall of Miss Rose Franzlll] and asked
the council to allko his client to re-
tain the portion of her land. on Riter
street, which the' city does not ac
tually need’ln Its improvement at the
Cross street bridge. ' Councilman
Milne unwed tAhst the corporation
counsel and the ccmmlttee 9n streets
take the matter in and report at the
next meeting. A »
“Stephen S. Hatch introduced L S.
irescinded ull prerious action in regard
Am the establishment ol the some.
The report 01’ H. E Titties. dairy in-
Aspector, was read and accepted.
Street i‘ommltteeman Riordan pre
ented a communication from the.
State Highway Department in which
the subject. of improvements to Ar
cry Hill was discussed. The cost as
suggested would total 57,500.01 which
Norwalk would be taxed as its share
1.33 475. Que. oi the main objects of
lthe improvement is to eliminate the
Adanserous curve at the crest of the
Ahlll. it was referred by vote to the
l
said that a report had been
at it later meeting the.
lnde'd regarding the es-
mal-
cAmittee,
cAacclepted and
action was resc
'tabllshment of such a line. The
ter was left undecided.
A Councilman London introduced a re
solution asking that the council re
quest action by the Board of Esnmate
in allowing money to Vista“ 11 new
heating system and ssnlisrles in the
Winnlpnuk school and for the build
log. of a new school building lb West
Norwalk. The council took favorable
action on the matter . ‘
Apelltion from the property owners
on Sound View Terrace asking for
street improvements was read and
referred to the street department A
petition for sewers in Fairlleld Park
was referred to the same. department
and will be' included in the budget for
next year.
Alex Benjamin tendered his reslg
nation as a member of the supernum-
erary force. and it ”was accepted
The monthly report of City Treas-
urer Bodwell was read
-A report by the committee on gar-
bage disposal was read it contained
no recommendations, but included a
report by William Morse, an expert
on the subject, who gave figures re
gar-ding the cost 0! erecting an inclna
crating plant, An illustrated realm
on the subject was given after the
meeting adjourned.
l
is universally
DEIiverv on R E O S
liked. To know it
is to use it.
' 1'91 ML! 3!
HORACE n, Nnbn
Cor. North Main and West Sis.
Millions own PAINI
Yen will save 54 cls. per gal.
It’s only 8_ 1.48 per ml.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas. if you buy 7 gals. of ready-lows: paint in
m'L am. s'mucgl‘s. Y0“ PIY $_2.00 a gal. or $14.00.-
lX REAL PAINT it P RE '
u 21;“: ...: o'IJIAISEIED OIL. (In but—brown paint 3......321552’1.
se a an . on any 1...} M. PAINT you buy and it not the best
point made. return the paintendnet ALI. your nibney back.
CRIMINL SUPERIOR COURT TERMAGO'OD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
OPENS. ~ A Every drink served at our
, Afountain' is healthful' in every in-
gredient. WO usehonly the best
ruit syrups. 121' c ocolate 15 be-
Dltpxxaoéhzlmazy by gaming famous. Have you tried
The criminal side of the superior latt. thlgeffihmasmicgrcmmg servtttd
court opened yesterday afternoon at take home. Try 61:: 5031233113
2 o'clock with a prayer offered by tho‘A
conv n
Rev Er A. Thompson. pastor of th°Abest‘1nceto)\$rl“-S€lf that it is the
‘West End Congregational church} A
The Norwslk Drug, Co.
Judge Milton A. Shumway The firstA
3.11 MEAD. Mgr.
Modelseiewmindice
...“
Defendants Put to Plea—Two Cues
duty of the tribunal was the author- - .
him; of the issuance of a bench war- "
rant for the arrest of Citrus H. Klngt8 Nm Mun St
.0! Fairneld on two counts of forgery. A
Norah 'Brennan,a servant" girl of
Bridgeport pleaded guilty to a charge ‘
of a theft or a taunt: from Margareii m A! 3A . ~.
Fitzpatrick also of Bridgeport Rela-- w '
lives were ready to take the girl to: l‘ I
her home in New Rochelle, N. Y., and‘ _.
the court gun a suspended sentenceI "
‘of four months. « ‘ A
'Another case disposed of lmmedlaie-A
ly alter. a pics or guilty hadJnaen en~.
tered. was- that of Alfred Car-risen and
e
W
Simon M. Austin & Co,
Props. -»
‘104 WASHINGTON s'r.
Scarles, expert on mos‘q‘ulm extermin-
atlo’n and now employed locally. Who
asked for the Abo-ober‘atidn or the
AGAINST STOCK 8WINDLE8._
TOPEKA, Knuth, Sept 15 #011 0c-
Roy Vincent, charged. with felonious
assault upon Myrtle Tyler, aged l3
2.; ‘SQL 'Norwallx. Conn.
street commisslozler.
the Washington street bl‘lilge- filled in
. wllh ashes and terms and predicted
”a short time _ the
He said he
.. wanted the spaceA at the slant end of
tuber 21-22, according to plans lust an-
manned, state oillclals charged with
the duty of protecting investors from
stock swindlers will meet here in us-
tlonsl convention. The call was issued
today by.-S T. Seated“, t the Kansas
Blue Sky Department mom also
are being made to bring ti: centuries
of state here for for-iris] organisation
on tiresome day ') -
Thirty states ow
iron is to wt) for .1
publl scalnst stock
when Judge Shumway imposed a tour
monihs’ jail sentence which was sus-
parade. .. '
being assigned counsel .by
assignment of attorneys for about a
the respccllve cases.
:More than 50 prisoners were put to),
Plea yesterday, most at them sues;
Judge.
gateway, pleading not guilty'4 This
morning’s session was devoted in tbe ;
more of rrtscners and/pleadings in.
f
1material, ,lt would be well worth
your while to give it Some scion.
tron, tor it is gaining in goo. ever
hay, and patients once 11.1.1311 at“ . .
so wall pleased with the results, » ..- A
.‘they are anxious to have other
teeth tl'eated in the some; manners:
T]; is particularly well adapted tor
" 3 use in the front teeth. matching the
_ [color exactly. giving the appearance
' not sound teotbr‘lt is very hard, the
acids of he outlr do not act. upon
forcelalm Fillings
It you have never tried this ”new
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ON
Starts September 2 5th
Dodge Cars
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AGENT FOR REOS AND DODGE
POCket IS A:
Positively Clean
Order, NOW at Summer Prices.
Our prices are as low as anybody’s prices.
Call, ‘ Write or Phone
Our representative will gladly call
about your winter’ 3 supply
Harris 81' Gans
‘ WATER STREET, SOUTH NO
and see you
Phone
..721.
RWALK'.
So. Norwalk.;' ~ '
AThe
OUR AIM
This Bank is chartered to be of service to the
pacl‘ty in this respect bell: mrcened. .
Money deposited here u Nomi-«led by approved and upto— date
methods, and every patron ls accorded the moat liberal terms consist-
out with sound banking. '
Our aim is to serve well—we are signally fulfilling this mission.
Money deposited In our Minna Department on or before 0c-
tcbor 10th" will draw interest Arron: the first.
City" N atronal Bank
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community—dis ca-
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