ism”?
1.11111 l
The regular weekly prayer meeting
till he held this evening at the Nor-t
walk l. E. church at 7:45 o'clock.
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till Milittt lliltltu
lilill l0RlIliII[Rh
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millions let alone supply outsiders.
alarae stock 0! foodstuffs on
hand enough to supply his regular
‘a
Cornelius M. Daniels, of 16 Chest-
nut street, has purchased an Overland
touring car. through Vaast Brothers,
the local agents.
George A. Smith. oi 3 Union Park,
is in Cincinnati. Ohio, in the interests
at the Norwalk iron Works.
—At the Gauntry Club
a splendid dinner is served Thursday
tight.
I
Dr. 1. Rosenthal has moved froml
South lain street to the house owned 1 ed
'by Harry Goodwin,
street.
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t:;.t.:, who 11.12 \vtil stock up with
At present there is a supply of
initial in this city to last one week.-
llie' X111 unlit T11» and Rubber Culu' nuns can be made as to the amount.
[am it does not seem probabit that or meat that will {1.13111de be"
low tlant unitss ll toutinuui inr it hot last night, and have three men
gut-11 lililgt'!’ period than is expected. on the way here. This will give than;
ubbrr company this morning that Auto ding to 11m Inn prices have ad-
t'1e (onipany at the prisent llllk had tanned anywhere fray two to £791
tveclts at the end of which time it is Heal pricoa will probably reach al
x1 ented that some sort 0! an Egret height to which they have never soar ‘
‘uwn plant would then be able to get it is probable that my. my, 5.1.;
its fuel \‘ia the water route In regard situated on the Norwalk river, wiudo
is now very large. it'was lvarn- is land enough along the abores tol
the machines would be keptgteea the city tor some time when oth-
cither atored for 111 time or shipped tolbottt long and round. can be had for
New. York by way of boat. in case of the digging. and dab are plentiful and
board 0' directors 0f the South N0? ;the New York tire and rubber mar- tin. fish is not allowed by law, it is
walk Public Library will be held in km. would have to look to the Nor- lposeible that a. "motion could be
ing Sept, 1st, 1910, at eight o’clock. ‘1 hp lurg9\[ plantd 1n the immediate fishermen to use sienes. Thia, in it
———~——-— 'vitiniu for their supply. it is cell scli’, would mean a large supply of
The last of the. regular weekly
dances of the Norwalk Yacht t‘luh was 1mm lubbtl and fabrir enough to car- lsome.
nit: orchestra furnished music. One'qmunon It is not likely that the strike will et-
or two more extra dances may bet it was given out this morning bv an iIec: the operations in that plant, in
:‘ztot pull) in High strc 1t that no serl- :membera ol’ the tirm terseiy summed
A oneton lluirk truck was reported out: enetts would be felt b\ that com- up the situation in regard to his plant
evening party if a strike should occur.
The car had a red body with black tompnnt operate! Its machines by “The lron Works will not aliut
it bore the (oxinecticut tommertial and would there-tort not be materiallyl ply of fuel. iron and other material:
license No. 255 The local police were “"1“...“ as (m. a. “1.11 was concernedjis now on hand, and the only way tin
machine “mm in 1011111111,. raw underlain and title iliipnient of goods. Otherwise we
shipping the finished goods. but It is :wlll not be elected In the leaat."
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We“
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with anything in our hne.
Pbaaa "3-3.
BE WISE
Procrastination is the thief of time. Do you dread Win-
ter’s coming? Our coal in your fortune will keep even tem-
perature: in you home. Be wise and use good judgment
and more your coal NOW before higher prices prevail. We
have the largest and but assortment in the city, and can
plan the most fastidious taste.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
We can fill you want!
New Hats
:31 Waking» St.
l
O. D. Jackson
OPTICIAN
‘ Everything in then-Optical Line
.3 WALL 31'.
nonwau
Phone 430
EYES EXAMINED FREE
ALL ,KINDS OF FRESH FISH '
Lobsters and Soft Crabs,
Round and Long Clams
CUTBIIL'S BRIDGE MARKET ‘1
"50000 1N and 10.
Free Delivery.
pensions for about four week,
At-(oiding to one of the omclcls 01' After that period of time no predic-,
the «eneral neup would elect the up- Hottlikiss 5: Son tec'eited a carloadol
it was stated trorn the names of the antugh to supply their trade a week.
(tliil t dough in its \aitls to last tor six tent! and the) .n atlll going up ,
..1t-'11 v. ould stop the strike. or the upxd in the past ‘
u 'lie output of the rubber (‘Ulllllal‘lvdlluvl to relieve the situation. There
in “V“hmgwn «working and all goods turned out and 191' provisions are eahauated. Clams,
The regular monthly meeting 0i lhe‘a stoppage of freight front the Weat, can be caught by all. Although not-
the Library building, on Fridly "911 lwalk Tile and Rubber to., as one of made at this time which would allow
li‘altti that the tompany now has on food which would be cheap and who»-
hold laat evening. The Sterling-Well-Jy [ppm through for tour months Ml Ar. regards the Nor-walk lron Works,
held. “.310.“ m the 11.11111. min & Erwln tlw least. Eben ilill, Jr., one of the
stolen from Stamford last ‘ The this morning when he stated that:
running I19“. and “as 3 “15 "WM I-ltt'lll(ll) purchased from {he city, ,down tor one minute. A plentiful aup<
nsktd to be on in? lookOUt '01 ”it? Homt int-nnvenicncc “ould be experi- which we will be handicapped In In
lt'lltlr’tl that bv shipping 11 large quan- The situation at the Third district
There will be it minstrel show at the
Bel island Club, Saturday evening,
in connection with the regular dance.
Tl]: ruinstrel show is an annual affair,
and it is expected that this year's prea-
entntion will exceed those. of other
years. Thomas F, McMahon, of South
Norwalk, Is directing the aliair.
v
1
.-ituntion would not become critical. =the second district worka.
According: to the ofllt‘ials
Lotkwood Manufacturing Company ,keep up operationa with but little dit-
they will continut‘ OpPrtttinll In IDltO‘flt‘ulIy for more than a month, and
of the strike for at teat-t three ween. lmllzht continue for an Indefinite time
A‘l the goods made will be stored 00- lit the fuel In conservatively titted.
til the railroad lines are tit-nr.
'lt will probably lnkt‘ about three of the R. dz G. Corset Company, state.
111- nits in tow our fuel suppllos are ex Ethat the corset factory will not be a!-
huh-sloth and before we tunnufittluie torttd by the railroad strike in the
more lutiduart than we ran handlin'dleast.
said llt‘lll‘)‘ S. Lot-invood this mornlnu.fon hand, and will not be bothered be.
.tltlmu'cli no immediate trouble'tnuse of transponatlon. as all of lip
:woultl he experienced by the Secondfinlshed products are shipped to New
‘disliitt elcrlrunl plant in litiltte~ York by motor truck.
:‘llt‘tl. it v1.1s stated bx .\Ir.win1iies-E The coal situation I11 not alarming
>tor this morning. ”it" it the strike at present. Enough coal to last this
'hamld last for a very long time, the lily tor weeks la atorcd up In local
tlnm would be effected. 'lliere is bins T. l. Raymond said this morning
, now t‘ntlllt’ll fuol at the plum to keep;tliitt his firm had enough coal to sup
Several interesting and important the plant runninz for one week, and‘tdy its regular customers for longer
matters are to come before this mect- it is. under. tood that llll‘ local conlnhan two months, but that 911008
lnlz. Garden v1sitors and all friend! ”an?“ “ill mkp ptiotl r111e of the‘would probably advance rapidly.
at the. children.- gardens are espe plum in (aw “f “Hmlmml trike. "I u", large surrounding mm." said
flail! invited ‘0 be present. "tar as c0.1l is Wintctntd Oil for the‘Mr. Raymond, "coal lit now quoted at
‘Opl’lfllltm of the oil burning (*nlzlneslltl and 88.25 a ton, and we are “in
is piocuretl from the Slnnd'trd Oil fortunate not to have. to pay such 9‘.
Company, of New York, which, at the orbitnnt prices. The supply. of coal
trust-n1 time, bring-.1 most 11! its oil will last at least two months, if not
to Norwalk via steamer, itt Wilson‘a‘longer."
'l‘llc company is believed to}
all supply of oil on hand at‘
A competition fly 0! the Hillside
Homing l‘iucon t‘luh will be held Sun—
day. Jl‘lve birds will be shipped front
Norwalk to Ncw York, on Saturday
evening, and will be released ill Mutt
batten on Sunday morning.
—-To the Country Club
‘lor Friday luncheon.
The civic department of the Con)-
munity Club will meet Friday after
noon, at 3 p. 111.. at the club rooms.
—-‘l'he steamer "W. 1. Stevens," will
make regular trips on Saturdays Midi
on Sundays between Roton Point and
Huntington Ill"! Roton Point at
0a. to 1p. m. 8:.3011 m. heaveallun-
tlngtonat 1011 13.311.111.10 p in The W”-
S 30 p. m. Irlphom Roton Point rc- ha"? 8 f
Roma in time for the can to Norwalk‘ \ht‘ DtPBt’ni time in ”it‘
and Standard. Round trip 50 cents For which would be ready fox usc h\ the
excursion. picnics and moonlight plant. The greatest trouble which
calls, apply to Captain Frank R. Swlwould he t--:xpt it-mcd “(lllltl in that
vona. of getting the smaller ttupplletI such
:99 machine oil and repair parts. New;
The final hearing on the 558, 000 lamps for domestic use are also re-
claim of Marshall Brothers, of Fall celted by rail and, if the strike should
River, Mass" against the Natlonalllat last tiny time at all. It is cxper-zttdt
Co, of Danbury. In receivership, which the plant would run into serious dit
$4.00
was to have been held yesterday be- liloultics in this department. “ith no
fore Judge Booth, as a committee of reliel at all in sight It Is expettedt
the Superior court was postponed un- that the machines would be kept rttn- R‘szdzelss ‘2‘ the advanced
in Wednesday, September 13. The‘ 11in; without any serious trouble forl P 0 on ct 0‘" 34-00 T00
postponement was agreed upon follow-[three weeks. 1 of Black Shoes for fall will
in: a conference between Attorneyal The fuel supply at the (‘rofut &‘ Interest you.
J. Moss Ives, William B. Cable and Knapp hat factory is fortunately!
Henry A Purdy. representing Charles large just at the present time and it.
D. Parks. receiver for the National is belieyed that the plant could con-
00., and other creditors, and Judge!tlnue operations for at least two
Martin J. Cunningham, counsel forthe' months if the srike should continue
Marshalls. lthat long. Hats will continue to be
‘ urned but, and the plant will work
No Rudder
t
kilong under the inconveniences as
well as it can.
No one would wish to ride
in a ship without a rudder.
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A good adv. pnya beat in tho but
loctl ya ardent} llpt‘l‘.
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MEN’S
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’
School Shoes
AT REASONABLE PRICES
‘ 0
Glover 3
Milton Eimod, Manager.
m Wailing". St. ,
According to local wholesale mer-
chants who were interviewed this
morning they have provisiona enough
Cancelled checks are a md- When the supplies on hand are ex-
do: for Your future guid- hnusted there is nobway of obtaining
' 'tnore. prices 5rd bond to soar to
m“ 9 “a will enable Y0“ *0. outrageotii heights it the strike act-
“. tall Holmes. Keeler 0 Kent have at. the
W“ h" 5 disc - present time dbout 850,000 wot-111 at
in! account With thi'l mp stock on hand, and claim that they Arflgnwflc ”N”
. erlcan
Will help you. Ch? l' 3 ac. could get more lood from New York Holland-American me.
Scandanaviaa—Amarloaa Una.
“an“.lm 0". M “a awadlalmmorleaa “no.
White Star Line.
. to last. for three to live weeks but no
- more. As one wholesaler put it:
save and cut out many an , natty Occurs, and thousands at people
penditurea. Come in and let will face starvation alone in this city.
city by auto truck it nocoaaary. Their
supply would laat. at the prom rate
“My milled. of emanation. about three weeks. C l m.
- Samuel Roodner. the «nor of a Anchor mo:
targewboieaalokalqumstreat. ,Ratuandmonm
Charles T. lllmond, auperlntendent'
The factory baa plenty of fuel.
tity of their goods by w .1ter that the plant is much the lame as is that in:
it to ho,
of the lleved that the Eat Side plant couldt
1
l
amnaawltltleoplalaupreued'
mammals-Luann
MitNorwfi ’
Ti
5'
Black, Tan or M
in; qualitica.
CONNEALLY
01 WAOHINOTUN "REIT
FRED H. OANUNO.
Funenl Direct)! and Embal
Office and nealdanea
Telephone 004
54 0o. Ilaln 0L, 0o. Nomi
!
If you need to buy a cake for tea,
Try chocolate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while you're houaecleaning,
too busy to bake, —
’Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
The Banner Bakery
Tel. 057 5 Monroe met
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N. Y..N.I. & ll. 'l‘lut .Table
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OOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
-A. [-lzux. 5:051. 5:49x, 6:571.
1:101, 1:40, 1:55x. 5:2“, 8:59x, 9:20x.
0:00, 15:05:. 10:03:, 10:50:.
P. l.—10:00!. 1:071, 1:081, 3:023,
0:00. 4:15!. 4:318. 5:101, 5:45, 0100:.
5:003. 7:003. 0:051, 0:5“.
Mama.
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0:10l. 10:00:.
P. I.-—l0:00!. 1:071, 0:44a, 5210:,
4:01; 5:45, 0:001, 7:001. 7:12, 7:451,
7:572. 0:051. 0:501. 15:05:, 10:40:.
New York to loath Nov-walk.
A. I.-4:4h. 5:30, 5:40, 7:511,
0:001. 0:013. 0:00x. 0:011. 10:50:,
10:00. 10:50:.
P. I.—il:001. 1:05, 1133:, 0:0“.
0:57, 4:013. 4:01, 4:401. 5:15:, 5:00,
5:50. Mouth”, 7:158. 7:05x. 0:053.
mm. 0:8; 11:15:. 10:00:.
Malaya.
Lil—5:00. 0:001. 0:00; 0:013,
10:50:. 10:58. ~-
Ens-10:101. 1:002, £001.03“.
5:00. ”1:001. 7: 00!. 0: 103.0: 50:,
10: 00:. 1031. 10: 050.
M Namath to New “Haven.
A. 50-10: to. 1:001. 5:50. 7: 15,
031.. 10:00:. 00:10:. 10:00:. 13111.
00:01:.
P. Ir—l:l.0:00a. 0:153. 4: 005:!!!
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Johnson & Murpliy’ s Shoes for Men
$8.
All the Fall Modela Now Ready
The very beat men's ahae for style, comfort and wear
i.
Ilabor life in the diluent organ and
Illitttzs
New Fall Suits
New Dresses
New Neckwear
475‘
.cn'
There is big value in every
whatever the grade.
Free Auto Delivery to all
71 Nat-4h "I"! St.
Well at High Sts.
Our Fall Furniture
13 arriving daily and both big floors are crowded with thcwg‘
very latest models in acts or single pieces for the
library, den, sleeping room, dining room and kitchen.
RAYMOND 51 SON
Funeral Directors
”not:
dollar expended with on
surrounding towns.
N orwalk
00
ahogally Leather
ahown in
PICTORIAL 11mm 5,!
PATTERNS ll
& BRACKEN -. They may be faah- (V €
vaumoua‘ «M ) fflfi'tfffiiafl ‘l ._ ,.
The New Science
DEFIM‘HON OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic la the definition of the
oauaaottbodlaemandtheart ot
adiuatlng the name. Discus Ia caased
by a wrench, twtat or sprain in the
back. Even If done in childhood
l! cream pinched nervea and pain In
llmba.
Chiropractor! remove the onus of
dlaoaao and pain. health la restored
through burnout-in; the nerve aya-
tcma In your body. Female troubles
given amt attantlon: also curvature and
e
of tho aptna. You will never rural “‘7‘
giving the Chiropractor a chance to "wen-3:
help you, For FALL
Nanette treabnenta' given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
04 Waahlngton 5L, 0o. Norwallt. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer 0ehool.
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
lieat Paper, Best Work, Beat Prleoa
a- NORTH MAIN STREET
Fall Term of
School
N ow in Session
git. NONWALK PHONE 001 5:
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Adorably simple are these neweat of frocks
early Autumn wear, featuring the new
“Overtime" alloct
rativo note.
SEPTEMBER ”norms
THE rasmou noon
:3", New York (loot u . .
ovary dly exec Cum,
'0- “‘9'th "catnip; Net-walk“
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YORK
Freight beat leaves Pler 07
a. m. and at so
N p. m. min Nomlk ‘.
stratum; can. our. mu.
mm“. .
All coplmel'Clal 80d W Game I’- Fonts. General
EngllSh subjects THE auumo .1. 551m:
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OUR CREDIT TERMS ‘ SELL ‘
M "M IT TO
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sword. Port Cheater. ., " ‘ " _ , Successor to Wm. Eflron. "
HOST LIBERAL ' . Phone 499.
. M s 37 Fort Street. East n-
net-a la 0. no mm m.
. Imam year uata minty. BETTER CLOTHING
With m It‘ll roar VIII. ill
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, COHEN t ays .tO advertise
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