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Matters 01 routine businesa were;
conducted at last night‘s meeting of:
Lincoln Council, No. i, O. L'. A. M. ‘
The .~eini»annual meeting of (lid
Well Hook and Ladder (‘ompany “ill
be held on Monday evening, Selim—iii
her 11th, at the Central Fire Station.
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Norwalk was well represented 13:!
evening at a dance given at t'onipo
Beach, under the auspices of the Com‘
[)0 Life Guards. Kearn'n orcheatra, of
Bridgeport, furnished music.
The South Norwalk Trust Company"
like no charge for handling your
checking account. Paying by check
In it! modern and safe way 0! set-
tling accounts. Fall in and get a
check book which is furnished free. '
Dr. V. V. (‘lausi has moved from 204
Clay street to No. 4 West Washing-j
ton street, the former Peter (‘unning-
halo homestead. Dr. Rouenthal, who
was reported to have moved there, is
still located at 101 South Main street
—-Great Variety 0! Caps. ()‘llrien's.
A meeting of the directors of the
Sectnd district Library and lteadtiit:
room was held last evening. tltlicial
notification was rt-teiv ed from tliedis-
trict coiiimis-sioners that Edward ll.
Gumhart had been selected as one of
tlic dirt-ctora for athree your term.
The (‘ourt Laurel (‘lub will observe
optn house at ”it“ lieadquuitcrs tit
Pint Lodge, all day on Monday. [.21-
bor litiy, Members nay invite friends,
8.5 a pleasant social time will be on-
joycd, There will lil’ witlcr >poris
for the ('lllltll't'll, starting at 3 o‘clock ‘
and prize;. will be awarded.
'l‘hc Noz'walk freight homo-s oi the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad t‘ompany were closed yester-
day, on account of the freight ciiibur-
go put into effect this th’k. it is
understood the houses will not he re-
opened until 'all danger of a strike is
paswd. No freight is being received
for >hipiucut out of town, and as a‘
consequence, Adams Express Comg
pan} is doing a rushing business.
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At a meeting of the t‘ivil l-Iiiui
[10th ASatlt'lulitlll of Fairlield touiily.
neri Tlllll‘htllty owning, plans will he
made for fall \vtizk. Meetings of the,
association wcrc omittcd during ill-I.
warm weather. A constitution and
by-lttws have been adopted. Suvci'al
matters of importance will he discuss-t
ed at the next meeting, aliorc ditt-
nor or a banquet of some sort will
probably be hold in the hour future.
-—-5c allowed for old straws. O'lirien's
-—Tlic steamer "\V. l. Stevens," “ill'
make regular trips on Saturdays and;
on Sundays between ll‘oton Point. and;
Huntington. Leaves Roton Point nti
8 a. m. 1 p. in. 8:30 p. m. Leaves llun-l
tington at 10 a, m. 3 p. m.-10 p. m The
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8:30 p. m. trip from Roton Point rc-l
turns in time for the cars to Norwalkt
and Stamford. Round trip 50 cents. For,
excursions, picnics and moonlight
EftllB, apply to Captain Frank it. Ste-
vens. Labor Day included.
Regular business was transacted at
hot evening‘s meeting of flircka Re-
bekah Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F. Tuesday,
September 26th, will be the 65th an-
niversary of the founding of the Re-
bekah branch of the. Odd Fellows, and
the president of the Rebekahs re-
quests that every lodge in the coun-l
try make a special effort to hold a
meeting on that night, and that every
member of the lodge make an earnest
effort to present at least one new ap-
plication for membership. The ladies
of the local lodge are enthusiastic
over the coming event, and steps will
be taken to comply with the. request
of the president.
A,II-AII
.lRDS
TWEEN THIS COUNTRY AND
CANADA.
:- on mu i :CTION OF
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.—.\'t.t since
the federal law tor the protection of
migratory bird: “an pooped have will
life comeiutioniats 'been so elated
(:3 our the rarititation by the l'm hi.
State Senate of a treaty which pro-
vides protecion for practically a’l
Lirds that migrate betwen ti'his touu-
THAT mount 05.5
, DEV‘IL wonome m Trait
The religion inculcated by Bud.hi
had certain cardinal points—the ea-
couragement ot‘ the ascetic life. t'ie
naiiitenance of \irtue, the eihortatiin
to persona of all castes and both sex-
i9! to aim at deliverance him the
evils of existente and. la‘ily, the at-
‘tainment of Nirvana.
iiut in Tibet liuddhism has been
grafted on to the earlier devil worship
of the pueople, and a religion hh‘
l.|t"ll evolved better expressed as
‘profnc (‘ourt of tlio l‘nitcd States for
iwtts rc—inirodutcd by Senator George
the tine."——Puck.
‘ll‘llllfllb‘lll. or modified devil worship.
is» that in addition to the Buddha?
.aud liodlsata there has also come to.
in elfoct, three principal things: .he tutelary and guardian deities of a}
l i. That no bird important to ang-t "in-mm“ and malignant “W“
‘culture because or‘ insect destroying “.110“ duty it is [‘3 defend the “1th
proclivities shall be shot at any time. } and the faithful 990919 from external
That no open seaaon on any attack. These deities are depictol
species of game birds shall extend for m grotesquu and terrible forru in all .
a longer period than three and one- ”'9 monasteries, “Denny in “0'9“":
“a" months. Il)‘ “0101‘“ "9800 paintings at the 91-1
3. That both countries ahall co"mn(.e"‘xa”°n“ Geographic Mara'
restrict open seasons on game b‘rdi zine.
as to prevent their being taken dur-
ing the breeding season.
. The Senate's action came as the
result of a campaign waged inces-
santly for nearly three years by or,
ganintions of farmers, sportsmen.
bird lovers and conservationists gen-
‘erally under the leadership of the;
American Game Protective Asaocla~' i
tion of this city. the sportsmen's n5» l
tional organization. President Johnl 3 Row“ St" E' NOrW'IQllIK
ll. llurnha’n. of the Association, who Tel' “I e ' 4“,
was the directing head of the “u": ._ fl--- _,.-__. flu;
paign. has issuod the following state-
ment regarding the Senate's actionuwm‘e Pine Command
“The ratification of the treaty
For That Cold 0! Your:
means that this country now possess-l
F. I. mm. m
try and ('anada.
Tlli‘ treaty is an important supple
lllt'llt to the- Fedt'lal law and provides,
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We Are Now Selling
Red Oak Coal
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Get Your Orders In
WM. EFFRON CO., Inc.
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es the most advanced and effective
legal protection for wild life of any:
on the globe. The enactment of the:
ll‘edernl lllW in lltltl, was the first - ._.-.,. ._,._._..-_..—.-.~——
great step toward this end. it was ‘EIUILT TYPIWRITERS — L. G
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ii:;-esaariv', llO\\'P\('t;r, tfo supplelment: 33.11am», Uzgerxltgo?
a vtiti protec on or tie urge when. sold, rented.
monitor of specitw of valuable itirdi’
that Host in t‘anada and either ptsa
.llirtlllL‘ll tho l'nitcd Status on their,
southern migration or actually winter
here,
"Tltc ct natiliitionalltv of the Feder-
zil law. “'lllt'll is now before the Sti-
repalrod. Rennlo, Ill
per month. Machine].
- acid at 85 per month
JAI. DONNRLLY i
. II Iouth Main Street. South Not-watt:
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MEN’S
$4.00
SHOES
Regardless of? the advanced
price of leather our $4.00 Tan
or Black Shoes for fall will
interest you.
adjudication, bcconics more or lead
on academic question. in the op nicti
of many legal authorititw. now that
the treaty has been ratified. M ii:
tpcrntit-n will bring n‘rout practically
il.c saute rt-vilta as the p'o"l:'oni of
the Tlll)<t‘ holding ihN opinion
lhl‘il‘ ll‘t'T contention on the theory
'ltitt the: court will (lf‘t‘llllv‘ to render
a t‘cctwin that would impair the
country'a obligation und ‘r the trcitfx‘.
"(in January ll. lf‘lfi. l~“iliu lioo‘.
tlicn Scuator front New \' rk, intro-
dutod 4: resolution Tll’lil‘llllfl lltt‘
Provident to propnsc to otlur govern-
lu'i
BOYS' AND GIRLS'
School Shoes
AT REASONABLE PRICES
inents thc negotiation of ti (‘0ll\'t‘ll"
lion for thc tllllllllll prott't-tinn of ll‘l-
oratory birds.
"This reeolution. slightly modified,
1‘ McLean of (‘onncctlcui during the :
following April and \I'fli rt-ported tic
vorahly.
"Then follow-ml tin arduous cam-i
paicn involving the overcoming of
seemingly insupcra‘olc Ollfi'flf‘lt‘i with
the prescnt result.
"Snimtnr (icorgc P. McLean of Cm-
neliticut deserves the croniest credit
for the work he did in bringing about ‘
the rntiilcntion of the treaty and
merits the thanks of every conserva;
tionlst in the country. Aitl of the
greatest voluo rm: rendered by Mr.-
chry Ford of Detroit. and Dr. Ed-
ward liowe l-‘orbusli, state Ofnltllolthf
gist of Massachusetts. I
"Similar conventions with othrr
countries, principally thoae in Soiith‘
America and the West Indies, will lie,
sought in due course.“
Glover’s
Milton Elwood, Manager.
122 Washington St.
EAMSHIP TI KETS
TRANSATLANTIC LINES
American Line ’
Holland-American Line.
Scandanavian-Amerlcan Line.
Swedish-American Line.
White. Star Line.
(‘unard Linc.
Anchor lJne.
Rates and Sailing. on Appllca-
tl .
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Real Eatate and Insurance.
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The Judge—"Drunk
Five dollars or ten days."
The Culprit—"But, your honor, I
aagin, eh?
have only $2." 5 Railroad Ave., 80. Nomlk
The Judge—“Then there's nothing . .. -
for you but the work house. It you Havent you a little healthy
- 'iositv" about today's classified
had not. got drunk with your mone “" ~ .
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’curiosity pity?
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For handling vbur checking account. We keep
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Make No'Charge
accounts and keep them more accurately than
you would probably do, and we see that you
have a receipt for each dollar checked out. Call
in match anybody in this Bank that you wish
to open a checking account. Check books fur-
, nlshed.
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Not-wait Trust Company
ZN. Y.,N.ll. & II. Time .Table
0:1”, 10:33:.
8:002. 8:811. 0:001,
10506.1050:
1:57, 4:21; 4:81. «tax. 5:131, 5:29,
5:31. 0:002.0:00. 7:151. hoax. 8:061.
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Procrastination is the thief
ter‘a coming? Our coal in your
peratures in ypu home. Be win and me good judgment
and secure your coal NOW before higher priced prevail. We
have the largest and best asortment in the city, and can
please the most fastidious taste. We can fill you want:
wrth anything in our line.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone "3-3. m Wading». St.
of time. Do you dread Win.
furnace will keep even tem-
O. B. Jackson ”$53313
OPTICIAN Phone 433
Everything in thenoptical Line
EYES EXAMINED FREE
mg,
ALL ,KINDS OF FRESH FISH
Lobsters and Soft Crabs,
Round and Long Clams
CU'I'BM'S BRIDGE MARKET
Phone. 10* and ‘00.
Free Delivery. 11 North Main at.
Johnson & Murphy’s Shoes for Men
$8.00
All the Fall Model! Now Ready m
Black, Tan or Mahogany Leather
The very best men's aha-
ing qualities.
CONNEAITL—r fiRACKEN
It WABHINOTUN "HIE?
were
for style, comfort and wear-
TILIPHONE 1475-1.
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the New ScienCe
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Mutation in the definition or the
cause or the discus and the art or
adlultlng tho some. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in tin-
back. Even if done in childhood
it! creates pinched nerves and pain in
Vlater life in the dlflarent organs and
limbs.
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FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral Dircc‘. w ind Embdlmo
Office and Residence
Telephone 004
04 80. Main St., 8o. Norwal .
Chiropractor: remove the canoe of
than“; 11nd pun. health is restored
i mug armoulzin the new -
Try chocolate layer and pleased. trim in ,0“, body.“ Fem” "Sufi:
you will 1):. Riven IDecial attention; also curvature
. . . of the spine. You will never regret
So while you re houaecleanmgdglvlna the Chiropractor I chance to
too busy to bake.
.help you.
Manetlc trelunenta given also.
'Phone to 5 Monroe for your
bread and cake.
’1‘. Francis, D. C.
The Banner Bakery
84 Walhlngton St, So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Tel. 361 0 Monroe otroet
If you need to buy a cake for tea,] dl
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‘ Graduate from Palmer School.
Fall Term of
School
Now in Session -
Al. Commercial and
English Subjects
ENROLL NOW
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A. M.—12:252. 1:89a, 5:49a, 8:59.
P. M.—11:02x. 1:071, 2:44x. 8:121,
New York to South Norwalk.
A. Ids-6:411. 5:80, 6:40. 7:518.
9:211, 10:031.
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
sum ‘ Port Cheater.
P. M.—13:08x. 1:06, 1:23x, 2:042.
“Mayo.
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Hm In one no pom mtg,
Samue- your tutu completely,
With artistic still your run yu
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All the latent mien he's showing.
Kind attention lio'a bestowing.
And the work to promptly dons.
Nona hm to wait.
And It painting you no menu.
In m- llno bo'a also lending.
no will my“! lot. loot now,
a. COHEN
m woman?“ not".
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tooth, Nora-II: to New Have».
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New Dresses
New Suits
New suk Skirts ‘5
New Fall Hats V
"A Big Truth is all the Bigger
When Told in Little Words."
Our Fall Silk and Serge Dresses
Speak for Themselves, $5.98 to
Jicoirs:
CHARGE ACCOI'NTS OPENED
Our F all Furniture
ls arriving daily and both big floor! are crowded with the .,
very latest models in sets or single piece: for the parlor. ‘
library, den. sleeping room, dining room and kitchen. .
There is big value in every dollar expended with 8 . ‘
whatever the grade.
Al.
Free Auto Delivery to all surrounding towns.
RAYMOND 8r SON -
Wall (at High Sts. Funeral Directors Norwalk
Adorably simple are these newest of frocks
for early Autumn wear. featuring the new
“Overdreu” effect
shown in
PlC'l'ORlAl. REVIEW
PATTERNS
lhey may be fash-
ioned of Serge with
buttons for the deco-
rative note.
SEPTEMBER oar-rams
and
i 51%,“. THE FASHION poor:
, m mm For FALL Now on sale
Elames Donnelly .. s... m i... ;,
.F. S. LYON
Good Job Printing
Beat Paper. Beat Work, Beat Prlcu
38 NORTH MAIN STREET
YORK.
Freight boat leave. Pier 27 :
River, New York (foot of 4 .
St.) every day except Sunday. at;
m. Freight molt/0d at Non-It Ii, ‘
s a. in. and at South Nam-II: up
O. NORWALK PHONE W 5:30 p. m.
George F. Footo, General Agent.
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TH: ANNINO J. sum-i TM
PORTATION LINI. Inc.
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Any Junk
SELL ) y
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MOST LIBERAL Phone .
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BETTER CLOTHING
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omitted «mum. “11M!"
mud your outfit . -
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