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YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD BI
Min-run To my oovJ
BR YOU Think this over, it menu
I great deal to 1011.
Taylor 8; Golden
Telephone No. 1230
death Nonnlk Trust Co. Bldg.
Breather- changes in at burr):
Sunbeoms lee bet-om anew lur
IgetyouF/ljl‘intcr coolin- ,9:
W
rotlucinw con] and the chau-
.5
li'lx‘l? selling: happiness
iiy the ion. Gt't iii a
full .5u,ppl)' of our itcztt
gcs in the \1’t‘zlll‘1cl‘ won't zin-
Harris 8t Gans
Water St. South Norwoli
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity; Showers
this afternoon; fair and much cool”
tonight and Saturday. A trough or
of low pressure extending from floor-
gia northeastward to the St .Lawa
l-dllCe Valley 1.. causing unsettled,
show-1'11 weather in the eastern dist-
ricts. Several places reported thun-
derstorms. Warm, muggy weather
prevails along the coast. The west-
ern area of high pressure is now cen-
tral over Nebraska. 11 is producing
cool, pleasant weather in the western
and central districts. Conditions in-
1'011 for this vicinity; Unsealed/show-
ery Weather, followed by fair and
(older.
“-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 75; high,
95 Partly cloudy. '
1111 NEWS
LcGrand Greenwood and Chlth'les S.
l'reenuood. are spending the day in’
Ne“ York city.
' tspendintz at the ironic of his parents on1
15mm berry llill
Miss Genevieve Murcln of Troy, N.
Y.' is spending the. week-end with Mr.
and Mn Alfred Kramer of High
street, First district.
c
'The .\'ot'11‘nlk Tire and Rubber Com-g
vany. i> mite'imeming “"11 the “1311“" Robert ntctmrttstm of Ridgefield, 11‘, W. L. PC.-
i‘ncture of l'llblitl‘ hole-1‘ :tnd heels, and gradua‘p of Nortvnik High school has New London ..........86 33
l_t is thought that these articles will entered 11:11 path lnatltuie' at Spring- l‘ortlttntl .............. 80 37 .684‘
soonbentcgulur product otNorwalk’s fie‘d Mags “more he will take 11 Sptincfleld ............ 68 52- .667
gronin concern course in commercial training it. run .................. 54 57
- ' ill'ortester ......... ....61 67
—Gt'eat variety of Cars. O‘Brien'S- Mr. and um. v. 11. Olmstend. 11!,pr Haven ..... 511 70
' ' Hartford, are sounding a few days m;Brltlgzt'-pmi ............. 4:: 78
Thomas Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. this my as the guest of», Mrs, Olm- “3mm: ............. 37 73 322‘
Thomas Ryan, of Jarvis street, left yes- 511131113 paronis, Mr, and Mrs. G. D'l __
terdny for Worcester, 1111135., where he 1111113191], of orchard» street. 1 men "106' 1
will enter Holy 'Cross College for an“.
adcanced course of study. Mr. Ryan
graduated from the Norwalk High
school too vents 1120.119 1.51 u .Ernd
{NSURANCE 1
or ALL mus warn-N nt‘
can can 00le 111' ram
wsmnss up wnm'ue Aa’
111111 111-1115611111.
MM
1 Jellol‘aon 'lhulllt'l‘ 1\a5 primated last
night, by Officer Flynn in Naples street
‘ior aSsault on his wife. Turner be-
ttm 11mm
NATIONAL you:
Games Yesterday.
, Chicago, 2; Boston, 0.
Brooklyn, 3: Pittsburgh, 2
St. Louis. 5; Philadelphia, 3.
New York, 3; Cincinnati,‘ 2.
Standing in National League.
came involved in an argument with
his wife 111111 during lll'? debate started
‘0 punch her “ith hi.5' fists. ills cagg,‘
'11'115' heard this morning in the down-i
1 1011111 court belon- Judge \'05buruh, buti
was continued un'il ()ctober find.
i
M11515 F111 1'. 'n'. ‘:- 2111.11 lint'inon ilk-l
i115, 11111011..“ b1 en spending 11 1e ptt‘.5' .
1'11'0 weeks 11'1'l1 ftiends i'.1 1011111, left
this morning for Datnbury, where they
will spend a neck 111111 friends. utter;
11 hith Miss Ethic-s 11111 mum to her:
home in \\n~l11ngton and Mr lLtklts;
'will resume his studits at (‘ot'neil l'-ni :
varsity. i
‘— l l
.J. Milton (ohtit',n of South \lztin
street is spending 111,5 mention inning
1115' pe'ople in Sen Hampshire. 1.1151
1‘111 11,1 day 11111111,: he addressed: the;
lit-11's t‘iub oi the t'illll‘Cli in “woven?
“here his grandfather, the Rev. J. .\iii-‘
.ton Coburn, in the long 111:0 was p215-'
Itor. 1
Among the passengers Bailing yes-
terday on the stenni-er‘ \'oth 8911‘ of
.the Maine Steamboat Co., for l’Ul'l
land. Were lir. Earl 1.. Gregory 11nd}
'wife, who secured their tickets and;
reservation through the othte of J.
\i. Layton & Co, at South Norwnlk.
V.
Mr. and lira. Edward Cottey, of \\ .11
nut Death, Milford 1111116 guests of
Mr. and Mrs. James 11. Flynn, l32
Flax llill ltottd, and yesterday motored
to Coney lslnud, inking 11.5 their guests
their daughter Eunice and Miss
Gladys Flynn,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barker; of
Wall street, have recently returned
iromJn automobile tour to Cnpada.1
While on the Canadian border, Mr.‘
and Mrs. [lurker met Alfred (‘utbiil
jztnd his party, from South Norwalk .
l ._____ ‘ -
.utorncy John J. Farrell. who to em-,
played in the ofilce of Ruoueil Cole and
Spruuc, a New lork Law firm, is cit-E
ioyiug a week‘s vacation which he 1.1
The marriage of \lrs.l'21cttnor (1.;
‘Smith of llny'vieu avenue to Andrew}
‘iitttchinson 1,1011. of Plnx Hill Road. i
'11ill he solcmnized on SillUlda\. Sep-‘ [--
umber :10 h, 211 the residence of the}
b ide. }
" A complaint has been received by
the police 111 regard to a couple of men
who have been reported to be loitering
ybout St. Joseph‘s Church, selling pic-
‘turt‘s. The matter will he luv esti-
gaicd:.
Miss Eunice Code) of Walnut Bench, .
'lliilford.11'h0 has been the guest of hers
'school chum, Miss Gladys Flynn, 132 .
w. L. P.C.‘
Brooklyn .............. 79 54 .591 '
Philadelphia; .......... 77 55, 1583,
Benton ................ 75 55 .577'
New York ............. 615‘ 62 .5‘
l’ittalturgh ............. 61 71 .174‘
it hlctrgo ............... 112 76 .119:
.11. Louis .............. 110 79 ' .132
Cincinnati ...... a ...... 53 86
G’mes Today.
'(‘lllt'ilHO at Boston,
1111» 11111111 111 N111; l'ot'k,
'l’itt. hui'gh at 15100111111.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
AMERiCAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterfiay.
St. Louis, Ubdloston, 1.
New York, 5!; Detroit, 2
1‘111'1111111‘1. 9; Philadelphia, 1.
Vintage, '1'; \anltinclon, 5.
Standing in American League.
W. L. P.(‘.
1111511111 ................ 711' I18 .5374
1111111111 ................ ho 1111 .571
(‘himuo ............... 7 do .5611"
;.'\‘1-1'. York ............. 72 65. .5126;
:St. Louis .............. Til 67 .721
(11111 land ............. Ti 69 .F'ti'.‘
\\ ashington ........... (is 67 . 504
li11i1driphia .......... 30 105 .--3
Gamquoday.
\\’n:rltitt1.'tou at (‘hicaco
l‘i.tlttdelpl1in ttt t‘leveland.
New York tit Detroit.
lloston at St. Louis.
lNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Baltimore, 7; Richmond, 4.
Montreal, 4-6; llui‘lulo, 3-5.
Rochester, 33; Toronto. 2-1.
Standing In lvternatlonal League.
W. L. P.(‘.
llttffnlo ................ Si 1’17 .587
Providence ............ 73 62 .541
Montreni . ..... ........72 64 .523
'.l‘o onto .. ........... 3.72 65 .526
llnlt tntore ............. 68 65 .611
Richmond ............. 63 «l - .680
.lllllClltfill‘f h.....'...... (:0‘ ., ’4.”
Newark ....... '2‘ .385
G'n'u Today.
Neunrk at Providence .
Baltimore nt Richmond,
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester nt liontrenl.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
llrrti‘ord. 1-7: Lynn. 2-13.
New London, l-i: Worcester, 2.
Standing In Eastern League.
“'“10111-911 at uprltmf‘u '1‘
N011 London at Portland (2).
New l‘nwn nt Ili'idgepo-L
11am .0: St; Mary’s school and has a‘ 1’1“ ““1 “0““ mum“ “"3 m°r‘“”g' AM. :thAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
large circle of friends in town.
The choir of Trinity Episcopal'
Church ,under the direction of Edward
1. Sims, is resuming its rehearsals and
on 111101 eating and instructive win-
’ier'sx 1mm .11 pen-1g planned. There‘
is an opening 111 the choir for a few
‘tngers in each part and by speaking to
.‘Mr. Sims an opportunity 111113" be taken
advantage 01‘“ inch would be oi! great
benefit to some of our young people.
'7 _ ‘I
3011111111111 1011 all 1m
1011
'Making your will is an im-
portant matter, and it is
- something you: should attend
“NOW-
The PEOPLE’S TRUST
COMPANY will write your
will and store it free of
charge when named as your
Executor. 1-
, ,Call, or white us, for par-
ticulara, .
lit 11111111 1111111:
1 to her home.
i
Postals are being received from
Rilph Baldwin and Raymond Hayes,
who are on'ioying an automobile trip
'thtough the New England State's.
1‘
Lieutenant Bradford and Sergeant
Reckwmell of the local recruiting sin-g!
tion, are in Stamford todnl at the:
army recruiting station in that place
.L-
Corporal Raymond Martin returned
'to Norwaik last night. after having en-
,joycd a short i‘urlough in his home
'town of New London. .
Miss Robert Rummler, of Flax Hill
Road; left the city yesterday for Ward
York, wheno she will take up a coupe
of dtudy in interior decoration.
1
\
Sergeant Rockwell and Private Dar»
row. members of the army recruiting
1 party in this city, expect to he visitors
i in New London, Conn, over Sunday.
i _.—..-
i Miss Dela Lambert and mother have
‘lelt South Norwnlk for Canada, where
' ithey will remain tor an indefinite
ledgth or time.'
‘tno throat and bronchial
_ \ YESTERDAY.
fit. Paul, 6: Toledo, 0,
Louisville, 3; Milwaukee} 0.
Minneapolis, 7: Colulfflhs. 6.
‘Tndianapolis, 2; Kansas City, 1.
George Winters ofhroad River left
this morning for Hanover N. 1-1., where
he will enter the freshman class or
Dartmouth College.
Earl Hibbdrt; of Ridgefield, was a
visitor in town this morning.’
Ijelp for Bronchial . ~
Trouble and Cough
.381}
gmeddiug took place on Sept. I.
,,._ .‘. .
This is the only place in
. 30¢ a pound.
Best ,
Creamery Butter
34C lb.
1 No better butter than this can be made—it is delicious
in flavor and fresh from the creamery.
National Blend Coffee can be obtained. Have you filed it?
The Hume of Low Prices
the city where the famous
I Stores in All
90 Washington St.
National “Butler 60.
Large Cities
, South Nor-walk, Conn.
11011111111 11110111111
1 mem
(Continued From First Page.)
'l‘inv commission held only 11 lll‘ir!
.saiou, tilt: Mexican party planning
11o lean.- iut' New \‘otk today, to at-
11nd the (elebration tin-re tomorrow
of Mexican great notional holtitty
itttnntomting the animation oi lltl‘
ind-pt ndtuco. out! the throwing oil 011
Spanish luir Thev u'lll riturn Mon- 1
11111311111111 the conic-1'11: 1(115 111111 be re ‘
sunied. 1
“hill: the attitude of General 1311.5.1‘
11151 1.11111 pied to the commissioners
hire 1111.1 not been rounded, it in he.
lievt‘d he shares the 1"lt'v111 of many
:trmy oilicets familiar with the borderi
situation that no antistnctory solution}
.111 be tound that 111 not baled upon;
the establishment and maintenance of;
.1 :tublc innermncnt in Mexico. 1
Even the project of forming a bar-1
ltlt'l‘ police force to be jointly support-l
ml by tin- two/governments is open to
the objection. it is pointed out that
no matter what plan might be employ
id to admininter it.5' affairs and directi
it» tnot',en1euta its joint character.
Would be hard to maintain. it but“
been contended, also, that it the do
tncto gowrn'mont was strong enough}
organization of the border police. the'
need toe ouch a force 111ould have
pussed, .31. Mexico could the-1 take
More of the situation within her ow'n,
lbordern herself
1 There can be no doubt that one o!
1111- purposes of the. Washington ad-
‘Mlillllifill‘illiun 111 to arouse Mexico 1.1'.
the moral obligation that it is felt'
re:1t:t‘upon her to protec 1 American in
wrest: along the international littosi'
from the deprodntlon of Mexican;
bandits. For this reason it seems un-
likely that any plan for politing thei
border will prove acceptable 1111111
seems to relieve her ro‘that responsi-
bilily.
Through the filing of the marriage
licenc. in orecnu 1clt, Wednesday. the:
marriage of 3111.521 Mary Humphrey.
dnugl. tcr of hintind Mrs. George Hum-
phety, of Bridgeport. to Jose 111112 was
lmnde known. Mr. Din: is said to lm'
'the grandson of tormer Presidenti
.l’ortlrlo blitz, of Mmicoy lle lF obtut
itwentt t-wo years old and is employed
ammunition
jln one of Bridgeport‘s
‘4Z‘factorles. According to the ?ecord the
"3-”.
Mrs. Leroy Knox. or Andrew: street.
Bethe] is vlisting friends in South
Norwalk.1
i
' FOR THROAT AND LUNGS
mamas 0000.]!!! AND COLDB
Eckman’s‘
Alterative
“.1" “Y "T. IJADIB'“ DRFDGL'EL‘L
_ 5
Big Barglns
1. 'x Kranach &,Bach
I Shoningor
,Gordon 1
1 Christie & Son 1'
I Raven & Bacon ’
4565.00 AND UP
.Studwell Piano Co.
l '39 N0-'Main«'$t-. So. Norwalk
h—__-.«... .....
to give practical cooperation in the ~
PRESIDENT ATTENDS’TO BUSi-
MESS.
Loxo 111111311111, N. J, S’ept. 11.—
l’tt-sitlt nt \i'tlroii toddy disposed of :1
4L
"m“.m ___'
1
!
1111155 of otilt-itil business which accu- '
1
11111111111 heto tlUl'lll); 1115 trip in the
in d.5'idt of 111.5 st to r, Mrs Anna llowe,‘
11110 i. sick 111 .1'1-11 london Conn 1111
l
1
111.511 discusst-d the political SliualiOll‘
W‘til .‘lt‘AtlUO. St'l't‘l‘fll
'llOlll‘r' 11'1-1‘1- occupied in ninnin: com-
1111.: ion-s and other oxccutiu- 11111111151.
Set'l't‘i a i'y
u--- .77~...__..‘ ..——.._.-,
HELP Hill
Willilililti WOMEN
ISome Hove to Keep on Until
They Almost Drop. How
Mrs. Conley Got Help.
Here in a letter from u wont: who
had to work, but was too weak aur-
feted toomuch to continue. How site
regained health: —-
Frnukfort, Ky. —“I audered aomuch
with female weukueu that I could not
do my own work.
hnd ire it. done.
I heard no much
obout Lydia E. Pink-
hom'a Vegetable
Compound 1‘. h at I
tried it. I took three
bottles and I found
it. to be a ll you
cloim. Now lfecl as
well I8 ever I did and
am nbleto do slimy
""1“ own work ugain. l
'roeontmend it to my woman mfierlng
from (emote weaknens. You may pub-
huh my letter if you wish. "—1111. JAMES
Cowfilfi St. Clair St. ,FrmkloruKy.
No woman suturing from any form of
femnie trouble: should lose hope until
] the hu given .Lydin E. Pinkhun' a Veg-
ctuble Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy, the medicine!
1 ingredients of which are derived from
native roots and herbs, him for forty
years proved to be a most valuable tonic
ond invigontor oi the female organism.
”women are invited to write
to the Lydia E. Plnkhum Medl-
elue (30., Lynn, 1111158., for special
whim—it w‘ll be confidential-
The Demands
of Business
today require the clearest and
sharpest vision.
If you are deli 'ent in acute-
nesa or uncomfo ble in eye"
it work come in and talk it over
with us. We have experience
and facilities to help you.
1111111111
“The House of Good Grimes.”
Ocullm, ‘Optometricta, Opticians
87 Atlantic 814., 511111.611, Conn.
|_ Open Sat. Eve. till 9 o'clock.
‘ Est. 1897
T
~
‘
"rotors nanny did 111:: 00 d
not! anon like Liana than I «3°13.»
Mr. Will 0.“ Imehqul
Cali says: —‘ Ila recomme
Foley 5 none! andw Tar Compound do!
has greatly bencilttod me for branch
tr ublelan couch. It tnota so well in
lnrmony with nature that i; is more
like t1. iobd than a medic no.”
Foley“ 1: Honey and Tar outgrowth“-
commit
r. 1101.c;:fullyequick way gtfllgg:h
coog
rt‘td healing t. raw ticklln
cases the tightness over he
raises the phlegm milky. t11nd Wit-111?. hit;- ‘
stubborn racking cougllitha .
rt‘f’ifi can 11w.
hnustlnf hdnn wealio
Itl of he beat modl
and better than mlymnjlmg‘lg can dinning.
, Inglewptz‘d‘l _
“1:le
mi:
when. requeotoduour service
We take unalloyed 11111111117111 giving 111.1111 a , nfion
iii complete; ' ”
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'Thé City N atioital, Bank
NEW ACCOUNTS .
The officers of this Bank will be glad at any time It}
confer with you itegurding the 1°”!!ng 111.111 account, and
to extend any‘courtesies wifit} their film.
We are/always ready to “act in angddviéo'r'y capacity,-
:DDDUDDD AD- . 3 DDD - 0110090
2, FOR .
.1‘ School Garments
o CHILDREN' S DRESSES
: _ 50¢ and $1.00 E
d . MIDDY BLOUSES
, 50¢ 3114.31.00 '
0 BOYS’ BLOUSES '
1: 25¢, and 50¢
2 GO TO
3 A DICKERMAN 8r SON
a soum NORWALK, CONN. PHONE «of
o 1 ' ,
arn’nnannanapagonjnnaa‘aa--O
,/
HQWLAND'S
Entrance on Main St, Farfield Ave. Cannon 8!.
Bridgeport. Conn, Friday, SCPt- '5’ ‘QE‘X 2"
Store hours 8:30 to 6 ; Saturdays 8:30 a. it. to 9 p. m.
Phipps 1
are smartest tailored hats
lhi5 511151111 ha5 5111111 1111 l111t5 {lllltfllj' the many tailor-i
cl 111-1tltl5 to Ullldi tho5't 1111111 ihip p115. .
L5
.\izt' crinls 111:1} he thc 5111111 :15 tililti' 11131115.
11.11) 11111 :11ptur to it the 11.1'11, :tt lit5t )‘ittlli' t. iiut there
i5 .1 (illilllllit . .\til th'tt .iii itittt 1'1115 l’hiplvs tailored
i11115' 1tht;1<l til flit niht'ts. '
\
C olors
:b'uc‘
moment a
it 5' .1 «hitt'11'111ntt that 1' 111'1 lu‘ “lit! «1’ in words’
«1111 tilt i5<111i11\i\1il the
‘t‘tll
] iii-1115 h:1t i5 ttut 1-11.11
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‘it ‘1l'\li‘L{1\
. .«11'1111111 l‘it‘ ~hzatlt51'111'urti pm now are. Nile and
( l141rtt'1'115.;111d 1111.11 11111 .111 t'itt5itt may. ‘
c .
«11111-111 lilt 1111ttr1nl5 111111 11111 culinpr lllllSh are
in .1111 and \tlour' tht itt‘tltl oi tttnnt'i .1l1lt softness and
\'-'11"\ ith tht htztt'tt U 111'1111'111!
\i111pt15' 1mm iiillt iililitirv itit'l ham and lower tava-
511lt5' tltruuuh tht rant-c oi J)tt'l1ic5 and tricornes,
tn lilt 1.111 .1t iiil‘"t‘ "rm'tiul pitturt' sailors. 1
$6 50 to $15.
litl
/
Mn 55 hot». {UK :50 hcziutiittl 11nd varit'tl they dcsel'lit‘.
:111 liti\'tl‘ll\t“llllltl ot their 01111! .
.\11Inmg_thcm_ whit i5 hi'1hl1 f;11orui.lt is trim» -
met] \'.':th rich 1'olor5'; thtrt' 1111 run colon? metals!
\ ut'crtt 111.1111' hentttilul i1;tt5' 111‘s 10520; some rare .1
lit1autit5 1111 more. i
Fccoul {lot 1.
Save the Fill
“tilttt old recipe for .5;11in;.v trttit is just as efficient
Ill)\\' (is (1” ii. “1h.—
Eat what you can and can what you can‘t.
llcrt 1111' oil tlic‘tttetliuls for canni‘n", and for maid-'3"
lug jtll}, and for l)r0\ltilllQ "my :1 dtiicious bit in the
ti '|\~‘ oict1l<l., .1" .1
l'.Z~Se;1l jars—(10c 1102.: '
lot. ch,
Economy jars—pint5, 111): «ion;
trips, 25c tloz.
70c doz.
$1.15 do”,
I .
quarts,
thcls for jars and jz'llit-55—5c package.
Rubber rings for jars—~81: tloz.
Jelly glasses with tin tops~~25c1loz.
jollyflnouids with titi tips—35c tlnz.
Scales for weighing all irttitx5' and spiccs——$I.20.
l‘at'ownx t'or scaling jars and glasses—40¢
Food choppers that do :"txnl 11 or1t-\‘l to $2.
luring,r k11i1't1.5 with it'ct c l-rts——ioc to 25c.
“ire 5trztincr51—15c to 15c. ‘
li lttc enamel“ are colatttltm very stout—55c and 701:.
(luart tnca5urcs—550c and 75c. \ _ \
Moorlcn lllix‘tlf“ spoons—41' to 251‘.
\ltttnintttn kettles, includingr the hi1: new kcttlc that’s'
tltc'Gtantiadd1 of all kettles—05c to $4.
Fourth floor.
The Howland Dry Goods Go
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McDougéil’s
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