‘ My Aim. to. 1916'
M
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plunmng to compute in a race to L:
held utdrr iiir‘ . tram-cs ot the AII‘Jll'
tic \‘atht club Sunday.
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Harris and Gain: 15 unlondtng a A LUKn 10‘” y? ‘ U \‘ 1‘ “It ‘
l". ; .\
barge of Stone and Sand tor the city. ‘. ,
-~ '.l :‘tu ii Il'tlli' IiiitILt'lrUI". lttrt (”ll 1! i
'I'n'
be on the lookout tor the ii.clt.i.lllt.
Lillirt .r‘t it “.ir top'ii‘l-
in; line} truilte syt-ir' ultti I‘ll
’Tlhe Banner Council, Daughters of
Liberty, \vrll hold a meeting this t '.‘tll-
Ills.
M.
i:ti>
(l. of Siortiiyilie.
phi»
Nuttin;
.11}.
0. r‘ X . , ,
once.- in this ('11), died on Monday of
infantile paralysis, She had been ill
only a short time. Mrs. Suiting “its!
',.il_"IE\k years of due. “('1' little
datuhtei-s, t\vo Hair of auv, has the
disease. I
iiulld‘ hil'i tit'tg‘claiiil i
Baboon Encampment, N0. 9, l.
0. P. \vili meet, this evening,tor reg~
ulnr business.
Court Naf‘i‘tlk. No. 58, Fortsitrb‘ of
Anicrita, will meet, this evening, for
regular semi-monthly business.
.‘tn‘trii II "I
. It.
tioi ud
YUIH Sun, died )tstt-rdtiy at the home
m..ui.;., .o for lurty-
Thu semi~nituthly business Lllfwilllz. . ”an had he. I (1’1”de ui'h
of t‘ourt Cecih‘, No, 105, Daughters of.‘
Castile, \tiii be IitItI this tuning.
\i‘rtising liPpill‘llllt‘lll oi the New
5' , , oi li~ :‘irié’l‘, in \‘l';ishiii'ttiii. I), t‘.
Lady W» llIlL'ltlll Lodge. Mi. ‘.':. , t‘ ,
_ . Ml ititidlt-g.‘ nus born in Bethe), sev-
Shepherds i Bethlehem, Will meet
("ni‘dilhv ywzis ago. but went lol
this evening. , . I
\‘la-‘hineton at an early age. ‘
The regular weekly prayer meeting
. . . . . 'lln l‘ederzil mirt~s \liII continue,
till he lpid this «writing tn the {\or- _
lh M E hm h .1 7 45 to make its \vet-i‘end trips throunhi
' . . ' “c : . , ,
wa k llatllnury between Washington and‘
~MiRROR CANDIES
'l‘\\ctitytiiii»« cents.
llriugertnan Bros.
llo~tou tip to anti IitIUlIIllg ()ct.
When the train was scheduled a few
Welks ago to lil‘dkt‘ \lt‘l'krt‘lld ttips it
untin‘ttitetl the lust exist.
llolllit. trip would he Sept. 15 and the
~ thonni t." 17. The
:2 MI ahead two
\\.. 'hat
Sti'uo-niit Hunt is on desk dtity tit
headquarters today, inasmuch
Chief Pennington is taking his day
off.
. ‘ \,
4H .t .o .liil.
mitotic hits tiny. In.
‘t\I"'l
-~THURSDAY DINNER.
Order you dinner served at the (‘outr
"y (‘luh Thursday night,
Fl‘flItH‘IlIL thru _\« .tt't:'tl son of Mr
Hllll ,‘llrs. l’~ our. of llidgt-
tii-inr, has (‘tllllpillt‘iy rcttnti‘l‘d from
.“ttitl tvi' i:ii~ !i‘ti" l'ninly sis. Such
. .‘rt- l‘:tl‘~‘, .is usually the paralys—
ltill'lliiit's . tXlt‘lll. at least.
it'll r ti .. The child
Ill‘t:tll‘l- iii smeidi “Nils two and has
“(‘1 it under the cult» of llt‘. H. 1’, Hints.
titlt'. oi Iillil'tiif‘hi, it trained
nuiw.
F'i-dt lit ‘2.
--——- tin.
Ill \lt\\ oi the iitt‘l tliill there l'~il> .....
not :l litlltl’liill [llt'w'l ill luet llltjl‘l‘ to
‘(Ilt'dult d llil‘l'lllli: ut’ t‘oui't |.. '.‘-I.
Daughters of (‘tlrxllim no l’t‘ulllitl ll . w-
tiirt :lsv |i.i> \t‘o‘.
ing was iwlti.
:ititl
Mitx ”\llll'IDt‘l'll. who was .ttrc-tctl
by Officer )iuiray )'t‘~l(‘l‘till)‘ for tiiiv»
mg on the prom: ride of tl.-- ttoiltgv
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ZIMMERMAN TO BE TRADED.
car, Wilr' fined 37, this morninu. in the t ,23. t. ,_ t . ,, A ”clinit‘ Ziiit»
Fir“ thrill“ Will" U." Jliih't‘ IN”? lllgllittlll. the hard itittiiiu thiid buse-
wood. not. of the t'hitnro N.-tlw:i;tl,;, “ill be
.nfl. ..- ..; to \Hllll‘ Nntionitl Lennie club,
“FRIDAY IS LUNCHEON DAY. ,‘\IF.I. ut 'i‘iiiltrr announced today, no
u ”I“ V‘"“”-" ”u": .t t« ‘liil oi Vlilllll‘il‘i'llztllir $7.0 [inc- and
—"- vi. .; .vi
The T“>I(It tits oi Harbor View IH'Ht‘Il '
having exhausted their persuusnut my
powers to Holt I‘Hlillll’: t‘roni 'Ilt‘ll' pri'
\‘ntc bridge, have npponled to the po-
lllli )t“il‘l‘ti.l_\'.
thinll‘ll‘ HUM”; that
" ti Zlitii‘ivti'xtn Wits
not It i: t ltli l‘lllll the Hull. l‘t'esideut
ll'u L'Ililu.” admitted that in nus (-tiiit
-‘ tn»-
\' owl it'riil
lice departure-iii t‘or nid in llbllilill‘»! ,_ _
, wit "ll". vwml lil‘lilt‘iHv tutors for
Whiti has bet-min ll nuisance and it ‘ .
tnt' 'ii'\'I'.
menace; \tith the result 'Ili'll all prr- ’ i‘ t‘ it
- ~ l ‘t!:.." St: L's it‘ 211‘ i“ l 3
501l5,t‘IllIlII't‘ll rind o'lici's Iltllilllll! "' ’_ ”,1“ ' ' ' H ( _“
Iit‘Hl'l Niititttiit‘s, illit! th- St. Louis,
from said hridgc will he tirrested and
prosecuted.
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-—The rfcnnicr "W. l. Stevens." will
make regular trips on Suturdnys and
on Sundays bcttvwn iloton Point and
Huntington. lrttveu Roton Point at
8:1. tn. 1 p. tn. 8:30 p. in. Leaves litm-
tlnrzton at 10 a, m. .'l p. m. 10th. ni Tho
8'30 p. m. trip from llotnn Point rc-
turns in time for the cars to Nortvnlk
and Stamford. Round trip :10 cents. For
cxcttrsioml. picnics and mooniilht
Hills, apply to Cttptnin Prank ll. Sve-
Venn.
llt‘tmitiyn and I‘Iill.t-i-'I1t'.".i tiubs, of
the .‘Iiitionui Lt‘diillt‘, i-ttltlinfl for
Zitnnwnmn, it was mid
Lill'
very Much So.
About one huntlred citizens of the
city boarded the Sterling,
this noon. on the iirnunl outing to
Sht‘llicld lslzititl. The hukc is to be
served at 3 o'clock, and promises to
equal any in previous years. The ball
game and other sports will be enjoy:
ed as usual.
steamer
“How mudrfle your bones worth? l'np -’l‘licy'vo not :1 uitizziu on it. it
A painful question easily answered. "IllSl lie dutiut't‘otts.-ltlchniond Times-
As'n Dad. He knows," was the face, Dispatch.
tiotis sign On the rear of tin automo-
bile, in Danbury, this morning, adver-
tising a patented automobile crank.
Unuuilablo Logic.
‘ Policeman—What are you standing
; “em for?
i Lonfcr—Ntttlink.
A penny social will be held this‘ I‘Ollt‘t‘mllll-Wt'". lll-‘l move 011- If
owning. at St. Peter‘s German Luth— "93mm” “7‘5 ‘0 stand I" ““9 DIM"
ernn church. in C e d M street. how would the rest get pust?~Loudon
't- .
Today was the last day for the ill-4 Tl Bits
inn of papers in any actions returna-
ble before the Superior court on the
first Tuesday in September.
\ \‘*-‘\\\\.\‘
Do you wish to place your
property in trust for the
benefit of some individual
or institution? The ordinary
bank dull with the living
man, but thin Company
takes charge of his estate
after he is gone and tees
that his wishee are carried
out. Please call or writ: for
further information.
Open Monday Eveningl
Mouth Not-walk
. Ca
The Lost Lonoro.
Just n name upon an egg,
Just Lcnoro.
'Twns a rather slender peg,
Nothing more.
Still, hung a romance there,
Wrote her in the farmer's cure.
There was nothing in my dream-
Naught. alack.
It was but a trap‘nout scheme,
He wrote back. ‘
Do not cnckle. fellow men.
Booms Lenore was just the hen.
~Pituburzn Pout.
\ 3.\\\
Getting Back.
Editor (examining manuscript)—Anl
do you really think these iyokesfl your:
up runny?
Woo—Mli—cr—hol hit. II I
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ti:iti-lt>l anxiety and tutti-urn. particu-
t it is true that in some communities.
ma your paper I wouldn't NI
POWER OF THE PEOPLE.
Their Support Needed for Efficient
Sanitary Measureo.
TI't' sldll‘ lioard tvt Ii~ aIlIi publish-
es the following in its bulletin 3.113115:
>ued:
_\’t‘. in recent years has an epidemic
l‘i tilrt'art' so aroused me people us
the [ll‘t‘st‘lll sttlurpe ui iniutttiie
paralysis. '
Ti the publit this disease I.‘ it new
disease and its attendant paralysis
~ltt I hoiior almost as great as death.
BE WISE
’ Procrastination is the chief of time. Do you dread Win-
ter 5 coming? Our coal in your furnace will keep even tem-
peratures in you home. B: wise and use good judgment
and secure your coal NOV! before higher prices prevail. We
have the largest and best assortment in the city, and can
We can fill you wants
please the most fastidious taste.
With anything in our line.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
r31 Wishington St.
Phone 113-3.
.“.:l.‘~i.|l‘IUT_t treatment is unknonn,
and the exact mode of transmission of.
the disease from one child to another
has not, as yet, been determined. 1
!:. view of these facts no result can
be expected other than the feeling of
lariy on the part of parents
\\'hile we deplore the occasion for
-"-'.« 2t state of public mind. nt tertlie-
199: it acts as an incentive for the
adoption of consciwntive and efficient
health measures.
til ha: incited somewhat hasty and re»‘
tit-tnnmry methods of ('ODllUi, but the,
general effect upon the control of ('Ulll i
;'lllltill‘illlit‘ diseases will be good. i
; l’tople wril appreciate more
tmcr before that distnses of u con-
tarious character, while they may in-
1value clean homes and communities.
,.lo not originate in such communities.
‘l The unsanitary It’Ut-lllt‘lll<, dill}
Il't‘.lb and allow, poor and careless
Fatigue disposal, dirty and poorly
t\tlllliillt‘tl theatres and hulls. and
ininny other conditions of our Dl‘t‘St'llI‘
day life. will he tound responsible for
the sprcttd of these diseases.
it viiii not be long.- In tore this cpl-
tloutit l.- cone and intention and in
innitie ptttulysis will take its pan
\vi‘ii other contagious diseases that
are now cln<§~d its "ordinary."
whirl: are given little thought.
inn is it not tinm for the public in
Ilt'f‘tllll‘ tintious and concerned over
jolt tortoiious diseasrs? Should not
the pl’t'r‘t‘llt interest and :it'tiyiiy con
ti:tt.< tititii‘ thwu (lirlilrlw, obgl'ntu
killing and muiiiiitiu thou-.tiids of
children annually, nrc Until" l’t'llslinit-
bio coitti'olfI The ordinnry dist-use
liiiown its “iiivnslcs” lins :ilit-iid)’ this
your cost the lives of 115 ('IlIItIl‘t‘ll,I)"-'
,sidcs icitving some crippled, others
partly blind or dent and runny in del-
icate henllh ‘
than‘
t h
and
l-Zt-itii-tiiiolouists and henllh otiiccis
are doing what they (‘iln but their nc-
t-miiplishtiiciits “III not be ercnl until
they l't‘t‘t‘iyo the sympathy and f'fll‘llt‘ls‘l‘
support oi lite public in fll'lll’l'lII.
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, Dairymen s
i S l'
; Milk bottle caps, milk bottlcc nu,
sizes, milk bottle boxes, milk bottle;
carrloro, milk measuring sticks, giau‘
,and wood butter churnl. milk cnna.‘
.stramcr milk pails. bottle brucheofi
;etc., at lowest prices.
i Albert r. Gellebe
Phone 1069-2
So. Norwnlk ‘
l
‘ Prompt delivery
' 25 Washington St..
lNSURANCE
l-‘irc. Life, Accident. Plate Glass.
\l'orltman‘s Compensation, Liabil-
ity. Murine and Automobile.
ourcty-llonds.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS :
NOTARIES PUBLIC ‘
J. M. LaytondCo. Inc. I
Real Eoute and lnwranco. l
5 Railroad Ave., So. Nor-walk
I
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Does your foot'
measure up to
this bargain?»
We have some broken lines
of Ladies’ Pumps and Oxfords
in White, Pat. and Gun Metal.
Sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 r-2, 6, 6 1-2.
Values up to $+oo, which we
will close but at
$1.98
‘ Glover’s
“=1“. 11:1“.
rm
53 WALL ST. ‘
NORWALK
Phone 4 38
Everything in the: Optical Line
0. E. Jackson
OPTICIAN
EYES EXAMINED FREE
ALL .KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Lobsters and Soft Crabs,
Round and Long- Clams
CUTBM'S BRIDGE MARKET
Phone: 103 and tin.
Froo Delivery. 11 North Main
Shoes for Boys and Girls
Strong Ones for Play
Dainty Ones forDancing
Plcnty of all kinds of shoes for little children.
Children’s Stocking-s, Too
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
‘1 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 1476-2.
i The New Sci
{DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
9 . Chimpncuc :- the definition or the
lemma of the disease cud the art of
once
or lip-twat: Service Coll
FRED H HANUNG.
Funeral Dlchor ind Euro-lino
Office and Relldcnce
Telephone 904 I
54 8o. Main St, So. Nomnl i
adjusting the unto. Disease in mused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in tit.-
.back. Even if done in childhood
,lt creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter llfo in the dinorent organs and
'Iilubl.
If you need to buy a cake for my Cluropncton remove the am" of
disease and pain. health to restored
Try chocolate layer and pleased; through harmonizing the nerve sys-
YOu will be. 10m“ in your bOdY- Ft‘mnle troubles
. 51"” “9"an “19311011; also curvature
So while you’re housecleaninz.’ "‘ ”"3 ““39- ““ “‘1“ never regret
too busy to bake.
living the Chiropractor 3 chance to
’Phonc to 5 Monroe for your;
help you.
Magnetic treoknontn given also.
bread and cake. T. FranCiS, D. C.
The Banner Bakery 5“ 2227?JZ$°3.3.§' 2.2273133?“
Tel. 367 5 Monroo Itreot‘ »_
SUMMER
SCHOOL
July 3 to August 22
N. Y.,N.H. & ll. ‘lltt'c .Talilc
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—-l:39x, 5:352, 5:491, 6:57x.
7:1“, 7:40, 7:55x, 8:21x. 23:59:,9123x,1
9:39, 10:051. 10:33:. 10:52x. ,
P. M.——12:021, 1:07x, 1:28x. 3:02x.
:29, 4:151. 4:81x. 5:1th, 5:45, 6:02x.
flax. 7:021. 8:06x, 9:58x.
Sundays.
1L M.—12:25x. 1:89x, 5:491, 3:59.}
9:191, 10:33:. i
P. M.——12:02x. 1:07x, 2:442, ilzflx.‘
4:311. 6:45, 0:02x. 7:021, 7:117:45;
7:67; 8:0th, 9:531. 10:05:, 10:40:.
Now York to South Norwalk.
A. Ids—4:41.; 5:30, 6:40, 7:511.
8:00x, 8:811. 9200:. 9:211, 10:03:.)
10:05. 10:50; '
P. M.—-12:03x. 1:06, 1:231, 2:04;:
1:51. «21:. 4:31, 4:43x, 5:131, 5229.5
5:32. $001.02“. 7:15: 7:063. $063.2
8:10x, 9:13. 11:15:. 12:00:. :
Quad-yo. ”
8:00!, 9:002. 9:311.
8
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mintzs
New Hats.
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EARLY FALL HATS
at moderate prices
While we pride ourselves on the LARGEST lid
MOST COMPLETE LINE OF FINE FURNITURE I”
THE CITY we must call attention to the big stock oi N”
cheaper grades, for the kitchen, laundry, porch or {W}
use.
Special prices on chairs and tables for halls and lodfli
i rooms.
Prompt auto delivery in. all surrounding townl.
RAYMOND o' SON
Wall CR. High Sts.
, 1
Funeral Directors Norw
CENTRAL HOTEL 3‘53: £311.“?
Corner Home: and Chestnut Screen, South Norm-lit.
Room: by day or week at reasonable prlceo.
Every room well ventilated, electric Ilghu and gun.
5”“
Everything first clan.
”—m ~._s ._.._-—._._._ _ ._ .__r.
Adorably simple are these newest of {rocks
for early Autumn wear, featuring the new
“‘Overdreu" efiect
i
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shown in
PICTORIAI. REVIEW
PATTERNS
They may be fash-
ioned of Serge with
buttons for the deco-
rative note.
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prgqjlfifivrtnrroop,,,,'/’!’_
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SEPTEMBER PA 1'! ERNS
d
.""’°, THE FASHION BOOK
m (and. For FALL ' Now on qu ..
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James Donne
"y :5 South minor."
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F. S. LYON
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO I
YORK.
10:08:. 10:50:.
P. M.—18:10x, 1:03x, 2:00x. 8:35;.
5:02, 6:252. 0:001. 7:201. 8:10:9301.
10:00:, 10:15:, 13:00:. ‘
south Nonnlk to New Haven.
A. Ill—12:13:, 1:8tx,°5:68, 1:15.
9:151. 10:08:. 10:18:, 10:28:, 11111:.
11:57:. .
P. M.—1:20,2:83x. 8:1“. 4:38 5:»:
6.20. 0:51, 7:08x, 8:26x, min, 9:16;,
9:851, 11:08,
w "'13
inn-12:23:. mix. 7:43. tan.
10:10. 11:12:, 11:".
r. u.—c:orx. 3:12;. 4:42x,0:“
6:88;. 1:081, 8:881. max. 9:251.
am. a... .. a... .‘ Good Job Prmtmg m... .... .... .1 «
Ah Commercial 3 d jBeot Paper, am Work, am PM"lgggva'Erd‘Itogtegmmi
to. re a rece ve at N walk
a. B " . .5221“ .. r .. ..~....., .
mmon I ' " '° ' .
raBChes ‘-=:‘ --— George F. Foote, General Anon;
Specral Tuition Rate W "”5 ”MN“ " “'7”
’ at z ‘ PORTATION LINE. Inc.
Merrill Colleges ‘ S “ YOIfi-I V , ,
Southflorwdk nth-«most . a e
_ IBM to us: i
bnmfocd. Port Che-m. I . Sawfly “isms: Any Junk ‘
. “IMF “ ‘ m ”in .
W‘s-fir” »mw-. . M s L . ,3
Embomwnomnnny, DURCREDITTERMS E L S J‘lt
Wammum, ..... :ITTO 0 ,
rustle um you won. wu ! ‘l ‘ It. ‘1 SUCCESSOPI‘h to Wm. Efi'ml
All it: um: ' 3' MO LIBERA ‘ m 499' -
min!e ottonuonltyblg 1113:31an , .. ST L i 37 F0“ Street. Eant N° "
And the work to promptly done. 7 '0‘ I
None have to volt. m '
And if pointing ’0“ ‘1‘ 11mm B ER CLOTHING l __n you had men . 00¢ a
In "118 line hB'I “BO lending, —- M” d d u ‘ ’
He will make your tone look now. e a v" 5°" at tho tho
“mm (latelyti Brennan rt":..:‘9':.::°’:::..’°""°~
' . N I on.
twice the Inlay-nod with t“
A; COHEN 42 SOUTH “m 31', m m onto! an“.
m wmmombcrmv ...- «~——~-—~ - - ——— H__-._,_.__._,_.,_ —-~
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