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MWMMJNOM IUD!- inquire ’- Rudder.100 “11mm house.good location. Ailimv
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stables-inflated.
ens delivery wagon. Cali
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rest aau~n n. r. humour-mam. mucus at u Woodward} wrap—roman as coon sea-i. in this city. bet latslrei
st'o’r housekeeper by middle aged wom- ueu-y. was sin-thi- mhu‘
. -aniaasmali family. Address Ii. aim-recession. Reneflyeusm;
3.] re tar—«runnisimo SINGLE Georgetown. Coon. p. o. on: m. sod leaves three caution. is». Day-
Ily Issuable oler will be considered
at no. 'Phone 973 or Call at 1 Bath.
load avenue.
FOR BALE—l HUP ROAMER A‘
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TO LET—14 300! AND l-d ROOM .
lain street. 'Pbone It“.
avenue. 'Phone 8654 or “8-3.
rooms. 'I‘wo furnished Mint
rooms, improvements, light hensoheep-y
movements. lactate sent. Reliable
party. “is. M ales. ot.
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meme-ens e- a...
“success—«sen
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mldmAJIs-s.
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lease. atoms resident d lain
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umowmnsnm
'l‘. Rourke and lies Frances Lleerofiof
bargain. I Ferd roadster all extras in 800d “inborhood. Transients Ia-Zlmm BEGUM! A CASHIEI Minot Bridgeport: and two sons, Dal
with 1916 body. A. 1 condition. Austins ‘ quire at The Johnsonian. 2 High street, extra salesmen for all departments cm m, at WM”. .5. y, d”, W
”rm-MM WIN”- Ushes Been. oi mm. mm and tons.
garage ’Phone 1959. 3L?
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Fen GALE—PACKARD TOURISG‘
car. could be chanced into a truck. In-t
South Norwalk. 3t.
TO mm, 72 NWT“ IAIN;
street, also ‘5 mans with all Improve-
tor Saturday.
good psi. at.
WANTED-BOYS WHO ARE WILD!
quire Edward Froeb or “cast Bros.,?ments. rent Sl_5. Inquire at United groiing to make themselves useful. Good
garage. Death Nos-walk. at.1
(once.
FOR SALE—A FIW FINE I‘Ul:
ens. Maple Grove Farm 'Phone1089. 3t:
iron sate—mm AND .015 ‘
Barbies and not! felt hats at 01.60 each
n seasonsble opportunity. All worth‘
more. Dreyer Hill 00., Railroad & Clay,
streets. 3 whs.[‘
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Fm sate—moron ”AT. 00!”
eondllou. this lol. Copper riveted.
heather cushion. Inquire lit. Kline-
ielter. Itcwsyten. an t!
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PAINTING -- PAPEEHANOING
decorating, putters supplies: wan
'paper. up-to-dste 'styles. lowest prloes.
Intimates cheerfully given. Trial eli-
Gei‘: solicited._ Tel. 400. Menndsr
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue, m2!
. .l/OST—A blue suit coat. Sundsyiw‘mw M u m h‘
‘provemonts. Inquire Dr. Bahamian. u
morning about ii o'clocha at South
Norwalk, West heeled station. Suitalle
reward if returned to this oiiicc. 8t.
LOOTw-SILVER MESH BAG.
There was nothing in It but the top
* hand was bruined eethat them
could not be closed. Inside on the
band was emsved “Alice ll. Stanley.
It was lost at the west bound South
NorwaIlE station Five dollans reward
shy returning to Mrs. Alice 3. Moore
Green Farms. 1. 3 8t.
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noricn.
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lsmovei ei' Flor
_ On and After May nth
height will be received at Pier 45
fist River Foot oi Jackson street he!
QIORWALK', SO. NORWALK, WEST-
MIT. ROWAYTON AND DARIEN
fie Annlng J. Smith Tun-scrutin-
snel. ls?
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£- f’r‘b.“ ___._..__..___
5 Per Cent. 01f for
Cash
We have devised a new foetal-odor
ice co‘ipon books to induce users to
pay for them on receipt.
The white slip contained in each
book is good for ten cents fa ice. It
you pay tiller the book when you get
It, you retain this slip and get the
benefit of the~bonun which Is equivs~
lent to a. discount of 5 per seat. for
cash. ‘
if you take the hook on credit the
driver must return us the slip with
your signature thereon. as heretofore.
and you get no bonus. '
The Slim LaltechCo.
Good Health
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( _ro tar—ruminant) ROOMS.
lets also trioassee and roasting chick-‘5“ improvements. 1° W” 70" Shoe Mannheim-ere. Belden arcane.
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1'0 LET-GEVEN ROOMS WITH
port improvements at Iii Washington
meet. Indie 0! Walter Bechc. In
Washington at. «These 1092. s. 7 6t.
otu
ro LIT—die. 19 am am
9 rooms. improvements $30 inonthly in
advance. Inquire of Lawrence, neat'
Estate Agency. 6t.
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH Ili-
provements. At 5‘1 Spring street. In-
quire Mrs. R. 'I‘arler, Iii Grove street.
or 'Phone 13934:. A. i if.
TO LIT-DUI! 5001 AT 45
WALL STREET. INQUIRI ON m
IRES. 3. 0011.“. All i!
"LIT—A m ’7 EAST
South Isis street. Telephone so. Also
an apartment. ii Chapel street. All
improvements. Also 5 room apartment
:1! East Washington street. Rent very
reasonable.
ro LET-A srx ROOM HOUSE No.
6 Putnam avenue. Apply John F. Mc-
Mahon, 'Phonc 1346.
1'9 LET-COTTAGE o ROOMS ON‘
North Main street. near Pine street?
South Nerwalh. Moderate rent for par-1
ticulars.
Ask John T. Haves ‘
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
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tine of quality wall paper-and explak
saw you may-beautify your home at
a nominal opt. 0s! vices and son
will appeal to yes.
The Gotham
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is essential to success. .bst It in in.
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‘. ‘fpossibie to have good health without
good teeth.
‘ The iced must enter the stomach
’psbperly maticated, or the organs or
\
If. and due a foregone conclusion that
= 3 good health cannot exist without good
digestion.
Years or scientific research have
been spent in an endeavor to better
' the conditions at living. more-mo
and sin -Is given ere" year to the
are ‘0! a tooth. and more failures in
life are ‘new traceddinctly to bad
teeth than ever bolder“ .
Do ‘yoer'tsotraosssttoanonr '
T diaestien cannot do their work proper-1
openness on'snvvmo arson?
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use sum-ism
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minim homo “mm ll;thlrty, the general public is invited.E‘°
you'll come to us we'll show you car !Since the last announcement the B'osrd.‘
lot Health have ruled um the schools'
‘ceivt- the prises at i:30 on the 16th.
Adi-en should have no opportunity. to
telemetry. H.
Manufacture“,
Norwalh.
WANYID—A BRIGHT Gill. FOR‘
once work. Must be good penmsn unii‘
accurate at figures. Ii. Jacob l Sonar
Shoe Manufacturers. Beldcn svenue,‘
Narwaik. '
warn-so Dawns non mo,
truck, steady employment. am at
laymcnd mos.
. WANTED—WIRE CLOTH WEAV;
on on hand lee-s. sum west and
MN!tcsebsr,ihdnstrieus asdcer
gable mes. Apply ‘h‘es some \l‘lro
Cloth 0... us was: unoi. south
Norwaik.
WANTED—Gm mu GENERAL
housework. family oi two. Apply hire.
no. .I. Sims. a nun mm. smut
3t.
WANTID --A S'I‘ENOGRAPIIER
and a young woman assistant in the
shipping once. Raymond Bros.
WANTED-70 nor ALL mus
oi cattle and colt”. Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for coins. fl.‘
Friedman. Booth Norwaih.’ M use}
WANTED—BOY ii T0 16 YEARS
of age. Light work. steady employ-
ment, Inquire I. II. Hotchltiss 00.,
d: 8 Hoyt street. Norwalk. 3
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Vspetsble Exhibit Deferred-en Ac-
etiu Schools Not Opening
Until acetate.
The Children's Market closed for
the summer on Saturday with very
satisfactory results. Ninety-one dol-,
lure end three cents had been cleared?
and this does not include the much?
larger sum made by the children!
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. garden committee thanks‘cordinlly digs.“ ”0 1916 at 8 0.“)le . m for
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uho friends nho have stood by and'me following.
'who are so interested in thie ended-N
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The vegetables are
by the competitors to t e High scheoll
this weelgSuturdsy, between eight and;
.nlne. when there will be members of'
fin committee with Miss Hallocls eagllc‘Lihrsry.
than: to receive and place them. Mr.-
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‘° the wants. (I rednement. N'muugiirundsge will be reedy'et ten to lie-till?“ 0’ the omamcntai lighting 9‘
gin the work of Judging and, ,5 (WP; South alliu street trom Monroe street,
‘i'will not open till Sept. 25th, and that
.the children must not gather to re-
ached been planned. This Is a great
oisnppolmment. but must be accept.
ed. it would‘be a force It the chil-
eeo the «exhibit sad-coupons their own
been with that oi the others. There
tot-on is hoped some way oils he do
yiead whereby the vegetables may be
iodide place for. a day or two, and
the children be allowed to come in
.0913 grounsito see them? it is not
gamble to postpone the awarding oi
the prises, “cause the season will
not welt." Even now the poor children
known-mount to specialise on. are
a
”.mt'on no man's Journey. ‘Ihe
. Women heinous ha
besn‘enessss isle-sowing on funds
M. men inn-mu. mum.
his" was and; ts'o‘fosnum have
V: In."
prises defeat-
‘ths only issue at that mop to show
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lot Norwalk. Conn.
o be brought,
-beiereeaid meeting.
than“ bind in». m tine sailors ism autism moment. rum.
services were held in Bridgeport.
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TODAY IN want. mum}
final quotations. ‘Rcading's reversal;
cl 2 1-8 points was soon largely rocev-‘
cred, however. while Genera. Mouth
dent Steels, Equipmts and the Peoer .
fractions to 3 points. U. S, Sinai
opened with ten themeld M up in
108 1-2 or within a fraction of its maxi-
mum attained last Qatnrday. fliiiiping9
shares were unwanted by liarinei
Pit. and Atlantic, Gulf and eat Indies. '
the letter at a no! record.
WALL STREET, bloom—Apart from
enormous trading. which exceeded
700,000 shares. the feature oi the lore-
noeswesiheaimehtenegieotandn
letlve heaviness oi Nils. leading will
say prominence. liner stocked the
nos~divldsnd class prtlclpatod in the
rise, bee Steel, which "posted its
record price of 10: 7-8. and Marine
Pid., which broke all records at 185-
6-8. were the censucnons teatime.
Metals, Mexican: and some Bullp-
menis and Munitions were I to 8 wints
higher. Bonds were insular.
WALL STREET. izso p.-.m.~lieari«
ness of the rails increased later. with
pressure upon Canadian Pacific and St.
Paul. Recessions cl 1 to l courts oe-
currsd inle‘ding issues, but the do!
clin was checked on M MM 0!
Reading and prominent industrials.
uni robot‘—
ANNUAL MEITING.
Second Taxing District. of the City
The legal voters or the Second Tex-
ina District of the city of Norwsiit are
hereby warned and notiiled that the
annual meeting of said District will be
To hear ‘JR reports of the District
Commissioners, Electric ht _Com-
missions“, Library and Auditor.
o'I‘_appolnt an auditor.
' 'I‘o appoint e Insislatlve Committee.
To make appropriation for the Push-
To take. sction to include the eaten:
Woodward avenue. and
To mains appropriation’ior' this pur-
pose from the funds of the Electric
Light endows: Plant. .
Toosnstduandect upon such oth-
ermecters asmsybeproperi'! brunt
3’ EN 3. HATCH.
n it. New,
n in. nine-one.
' District Commissioners.
South hiornalk, Connqjept. 9’ 1
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District ‘of w, as. W
Court. September’. A. 1).. 1018.
Estate?“ John mama Ner-
iwelh In said'Distrlct. deceased.
1 The Goat a! Probate tor the bio-
trict M.Nornalk..hath ands!-
lowod el‘x months‘from the WW
,ror those-elm ofsmiwstoio use
immatecuopmen tthsiraoeouma.
* mix mm% s
wliihedesarsedasom.‘ 2.941
sep'indehtsdtm , mflm'Am
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189-! lives about fifteen feet in th
tcabinet‘ witnessed the collapse:
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air. Early indications were that
..._ like less of life would be heavy,
it. ' opportunity for "1089 W' prove SI! 1 my YORK. Sept, 11. “Va.“ 8m!”
fortherewerenbietymenmflse
Jeoob & 80M. Shoot 10:30 a. m.,>——Rewdlng was the only'mtun WM it fell. Some of
Baden “en“. ‘0'” striking exception to the rising tea-,choe have been related.
tdency on the resumption of trading»
'ttavoriies mounting above Iaet week’s ‘ tors hid gathered were ruahd to
the spot where the span disap-
Thelellen structure oasis see
feet to the bottom of the river.
"r ; isms registered was extending from . and engineers who witnessed the
'oollapse expressed doubts as to
whether it would cverhe brought;
up again.
am said that sh span
broke in two macs—fret one of
the corners appeared to give way,
this being fellowd about imme-
diately by a break in the center
as well.
The span had been constructed“
on pothole a few miles east of
the bridge site and was towed
into position immediately under
the gap left in the anchor arms of
the structure.
Grains with links thirty inches
in diameter. together with gird-
ers. were then attached to the
span and 8.000 ton hydraulic
jacks began the stupendous task
of lifting the span into place.
This work could be accomplish-
ed only at a few feet an hour,
and as the distanccirom the floor
of the bridge to the level of the
river is :50 feet. the engineers
d not counted on completing
the operations until the end of
this week or later. The bridge
was to have been completed and
spring. marking an importanti
milestone in Canada's engineeringt
railway, history. |
The juggling of five thousand.
tons of steel under unprecedented .-
ocls furnished by the Canadian!
government. '
Members of the Dominion
from the dark of a government
vessel while American tourists
crowded hundreds of other boats
of all classes. .
It is believed that the number,
of dad in the Quebec Bridge col-
lapse is between sixteen and
Eminent American authorities
on bridge building and members
of the Austrian Parliament re-
turn‘mg home after visiting in
Europe also were at the scan.
and river traffic (or ocean-going.
steamship; had been. temporarily
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‘would be two railroad tracks.
m meet car tracks ‘nd two ”neitheNew York. New ~,
roads .and while the bridge was M0“! M0“ 00- WNW
being built primarily to b. of ser- oillcee in this city Tuesday. no
vice for national transcontinental meet as to the_hnsinpss to be
circumstances in the Dominionltrensportation, it would be used 'acted is made. . ' ,
attracted ”the scene today m.lby the following railroads: Carla-l It is some time since the .
oral thousand spectators, includ-Qdisn Pacific. Grand Trunk. Que- sat here. The report current“
tug members of par-[imam “d bee Central. Intercolouial, Que- times of late is thanl’resident
newspapcnnen gathered on van-lb“ and Lake St. John. Quebec
Ind Ssguenay. Canadian North-
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and the space. between the anchor.
party at noon estsma' ted. the num-
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diet. learned the art o1 bomb throw-l
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Coohng’ Bracinperbetab.
shoes-tyros Spices stPopsslsr stein.
A. F. Becknienn & Co.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
s; and e; Walsh.“ is Talent-n, we:
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swour‘ou _
Written-m- v.3.neimcomx‘
mew—w enema
Educ-II. hill-Uh"! "a [mm-[lass slab d
Miami-accrual “
' mums-Masai!» all“
not Economical Price. $33.00 comfort wifl the 5!!! ~
Mice. - minim , ‘
wsmoanrsn BROS. lac. 12w York. (1-2330. Cu Femin- f j
completed would be 3.239 {econ-”0" MAY ourr as
usw Havsn nose i-i
’ AI mascara,
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feet. There
ard Elliott will retire as president
remain es chairman of the bid.
he succeeded by E. 3. Pearson; ,
recently became a vice-preald“
revived. ‘
; It is understood that a ne‘er;
other proposed changes is M
the,oonipsny will be considered.
Isuch action is taken it may. he
tpublic at the annuai.mectin_g o!
stoclfiolders in October. '
Resident Elliott was in thl
yesterday and today. and. wrf‘ in ,
.porderesca with air. Possess
'irsinr
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5?.‘3'1..°T.°J§5..f$2”.§" "
Became cm heels Md
Sheet, Eh-crsnie rmnr‘wsmm u confer wi'oth‘c
VMC“ ’ roedpreeidents dtrlnlthe .
The St. Lam Bridge Com-
‘Atlons over the demand of
. tfor an eight-hair day.
GLASGOW, Sept. il.—.—Jamee O'—l '
Hers, swounded and discharged sol-l
m~ warm" __n§¢
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PARALYSI 8
ing at the front and grew callus In:
regard to the results. Early yesterday:
a crowd at men and women in the tear
or his tenement became nosey. our
and for inlet and when he received
an "insulting reply. hurled .. a hand
Mint» thewrowd. Ottoman and-
: arid nine yearswere killed, and
.a dose: others were wounded. When
O’Bsrs‘was arrested it was discovered,
that he hsd'in his possession a ens-t
tity ammunition. !
, : Sl‘it’fh; or connection r _
All Residents of Connecticutpwniug taxable securities
liable toitaxat local rates unless the State Tax of but. mi
Mdoller has been paid to the Stet: Treasurer.
“'ATV'RBURY. Sept. 11.—-A case
Infantile paralysis of the s «
was W at the ' .
Farm. on the outskirts of the "
William Keefe. s‘i‘u‘months .
phan. is the patient. and be his . ,
in tor the out mm m
an all babies at the home gal a,
quarantine has been inhibited.
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Advertlisea in 1310 Sentinel
Signet-those who neglect to paykrhiytas: mung )
, Amvy merit ...~.;
Sgt-in Savings Benin) sue me-
. y .‘ blistsscnt‘fir application .
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