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Judge Tammany 699m. today in!
Branchvllle on bushings:
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Norman Murrat'. of Main street. hasl
resigned hip position with the New!
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N ,mn Concern to Maniacs-r!
”Sugar—other incorporliionl. '
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l‘lThe l‘lllled States Sugar Company.

of New Haven has filed a oertiflca'e
of incorporation in the office of t e
secrétary oi the state, having auth-
orised capital stock of $203,000, divid-
ed into 20,000 shares. par value 01).
The company will begin business wizh
850,000 and will manufacture sugar.
The lncorporators are 0. ll. Nelson.
A. L. Williams and Charles A. Drelsr

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Housewives have found that a has-
kel of red ripe matoes cost almost
as much in local markets as a basket
of peaches and nearby truck-ten and
fruit growers who were keen snoun
to plant this delicious half—fruit. hail
vegetable even in a small way have;
reaped a very handsome profit. Jack-i
son & Webb one of the most promos-i
slve oi the Wilton fruit dross havo‘
several acres of tomatoes in cultiva-

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DIL’E

we can fill your every want.

Phone 113-3.

A‘re greater than worth, and the best powole demonstra-
tion of what we can do ior our customers.
howling sands around your pathway roar,” is to flock to
our dice and leave your order for COAL—when snow
blows no doubt the price will soar.

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bach. . tion and have marketed nearly 4.0.

A certificate of incorporation was’bukeis this umon and are punt-‘1
also filed by the Saltonstail Improve them out at the rate of over 150 hot;
meal Company of New Haven. The keta a day and and a ready sale for
company M8 authorised Will-l stock them ht wholesale at an average pics
of 15.000 divided into 200 shares. par of 75 cents a basket. .
value 015. all comma stock“. The; Arthur Little 0! the same town with
incorporators are Fuses Giovanni of only some 1,000 plants in fruit has
New Ham, Nunslanto Gciarrettl and sold over «)0 baskets at top prion
Vincenlo Lostritto or Brasiord and and u the frost holds oil will out '
Anionic Caruso of East Haven. Tlnany more.

The Porn“ 4: O‘Connor Corpora‘ mo scam mom.
‘ tion of New Haven has filed a can" The heavy rains and dark weather

All members of Our Sister-5' Rebekahl unoato inf dissolution. . .

All assets tronsorlyinthesumlnerlntillaas
Lodse. No. 55, l. 0. O. F.. are askedlh", boas distributed. in m so not the tomato on.
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Morrow Theda Bars in “Her

Double we” at Regent theatre.

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Thomas Pagan. who for nineteen
years has been sexton of St. Mary's
church. Nervous. has taken the posi-
:tlon as sexton of St. Peter's church
in Danbury. .
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New Showing of Shapes 31 MS?
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Wear Well

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W in styisandprice $3.98 up

Lillle Girls’ Dresses

We have a complete stocks! Little Girls’ Dresses. sizes 6
to 14. Wat .. 98¢

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Certificates of organisatial wce: back fully a month. and the growers
which will be held in the lodge rooms illod by the Derby Manufacturing! are still picking “Iarllsnnss” and
in Wall street. ' Company and the o. it lost a on'oihm or the standard nm crops.
- lcwy Company of New Britain. The: when their loan loll“! 03" in MI'
lDorby company has 3,0“ plum 01.01011. “Perfection" and other lull

jeonmon stock amounting to taco-pros varieties but iuat boom to

 

The Schools Open Next Monday
Buy School Shoes Here

We have a splendid lssortmcnt d all the
makcsandguanntec a pericctfitiorthcgrowing foot.

Children's Stockings too
CONNEALLY & BRAC

II WAOHINOTON CTR!" TILIPHOIIU

There will be a regular meeting of

Buckingham W. R. C. tomorrow after:
noor at 2:30 o'clock in Red Men'skooo. The amount paid in cash outline! and are unusullly largo and

"Hall in Main street. All members are; the shares ll 026.000 and tho anfwnt‘ smooth. "is-dorms" and other late -
paid in property other than cash lsfhintls have notbogu to turn red as
{$275,000. The one." or the com-l!“- ‘rso crop is one that requires
Tomorrow Theda Bars in “Heap“! are: Pusident Joesph Willi-but little cultivation and can and in
Double Life" at Regent theatre. inn; flours-idem. Charles N. to average season in this section is
(Downs. and treasurer and secretary. Bill" ‘0 yield Ml returns.
A regular meeting of Norwalk Aerie, Prank ll. Clark. all of Derby. Those
No. 588, r. o. 8., will be held this officers are also named on the M
evening in the lodge rooms in Wall °t “W-
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at the conclusion of the business my h“ “3"" '5“ -°’ “WWI * ' C
meeting stock. par lvalue 125, amounting 10' ates, t e 5 Al .I IOPS
' l$2,000. The amount subscribed in; -

“out. is 31,000; other also call. no;
000. The officers area—Presidodtn
John F‘riclt: vice-president. William
Frlck; treasurer. Charles F. Dehm.

The regular annual meeting of the
First District will be held this even-
ing in the Town Assembly Hall in

GREENPORT“ OYSTERS
ALL KINDS OF FISH

IN LADIES'

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W3" ”met The annual reports .“ and secretary. Walter F. Dehm. NORWALK
be meaented. The meeting will start; The Clark Bmthera' Bolt (‘mnpany , New Fall Rm 0"!ch _
.at eight o’clock. ‘ 'i N PM 433

CUTBIL’SBRDGEMRKET

‘Incorporated. of Mllldaie, has in-
Mill and 100. _

‘ creased its capital stock by the loose
-Hold your out: or dam 1‘ m p of 1,000 shares of the value of 3100.

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10‘1““- 3000 In 3200.000. The amount pdd lul

‘property other than cash is 0100,00Q.‘

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Various Styles in Battleship
Gray. Black and Tan

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Game Warden Smith complains that.
men are gathering escallops before?
the opennesson. which begins Oct-l "‘-
ober 1. Unless thi‘sl piactitcskgs steam; Buying N“! Motive Polaroi- Through
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the offenders. The “New HIM" mum“ has _ t
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——'"—"" d received six locomotives of 60 whichl 1;, ypur m u u m Ml! “unmask tho W 01 ‘- V
. Another suspected case or .tyhol hm be,“ and" mmucuon by ‘ , or onepoual or tclcpimce you m a” D.“ I.m st [-1- pAys R E DI IT PAYS”
,iever has been discovered at the Child Merle.“ Locomothe (20., y“ is np'l -- -. over S can MN “I“ ”M M be“ by a m gm or W h tho '10 ' TO ,
m" “m” “‘ WWW" "°?“e' “"th to set fire or more per weol' prices for all kindsloi Junk. back. In: it dons in childhood SHOP UPSTAIRS ,“ 1‘ “m" b," SHOP UPST
“59 7‘“ been “‘0'“ I° tho ”“mu‘litlll the order is completed. What this L. EFF RON it ersatos pindiod nerves and pain is P" ”W - . . , ,
at the home and is being carefully ob means to the road is not likely to R St E. N | at“. in 130 All“! organs ad .
.gerved. All other cases at the humming over-estimated. in view of the fact SHOE STORE 5 -. ’ $20.00 All Wool Poplin SUPI‘S of u;
are doing as well as may be expect“ that it is lacing the biggest move. Tel. r906 Tel. 1906 cans-maltos- ”math; a... g s f e newest tall --
__.__... .mmogmlmmmlm and that M ”mg" an new ortoday ..... .
lockwood‘s Hall tonight MIG “with ancient passenger engines labor mm M m3”. OU’R FALL SUIT Will your b3!" "Mommas 81
ray in "The Dream Girl" litcd from many years ago are daily W ' S Y ammunition; abooamtors N" 1"“ COATS ‘t ----- - - ~ 88.50 mil
ibocomin more unusable. 111 m L 0‘ "I. *0- YIII Will m m , p
5 IS HERE slvias m The best in town for the rice
Miss Ethel Kenlns, of White streetzl The new locomothes are of the help M W a chance to P . ‘
bliss. Josephine Lynch. of South “Tee‘s ' powerful Pacific type, adapted to BEST VALUES IN TOWN I | . | 10' given m GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES 1t ...... . . 49¢ and
and Miss Ruth CheneY. of Woosterlelthar pin-neuter of fast freight sol-v. DI‘!‘ . - I
limits. Danbury, are members of’ice. They cost about $26,000 each, While me W ORE 10° 1‘. FUIICIS D C 'A great variety of styles to select from. f
this year's teaching staff of the Wll- and are being paid for through sale H 7.. ___ s 0
ton public schools. The school term to .l. P. Morgan 1. Co.. 0! “500.000 mm TII' “ ‘ 04 mm?“ :lwm Our BOYS. SCHOOL SUITS at $2.50. 53.“)
in Wilton began yesterdar- ' "We“ ‘ 1“? 1’" 9°.“ "mm" For That Cold of Yours Ga & m "IL 83.50 are the talk of the town. Come up and we .,
trust certificates. f I. m m 4/ ‘
Tin. case at William Richniond. who "New Hue!!!" bu Mush! equiv SOUTH IAIN 81‘ Tr~—-
Too hm ., snout costing 37,906,000 through 42 . .
was arrested by Officer t y l G
urday for chicken stealing, came up 33:29:; ":3“- 90:21:33“ £22“; . a a ona ament 0"
beforo Judge Vosburgh this morning. I W ' z. w d A F u If f _ . _
Richmond was fined 820 and costs. :{megfexflw ifilluctiathtiinthesmi e nee no In. I. Yqfll & I. mt I'm a erm 0 Over Sterling Furniture Co.
Keogh and Candee represented the m ”M m Mom“ a CO" 83.750.000; troduction t0 the __ l 127 Washington St. Song, N
defendant. "equipments." This includes the ls-| c 00'

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sue which financed the purchase of}
thirty freight locomotives.

Under these equipment trusts the
company each year makes a substan-
tial payment (besides the interest.)
which applies towards ‘vestlng in it
the eventual ownership of the new cars

A very successful meeting of the
Fourth Ward Republican Club was
held last evening at the home of
Charles E. Hoyt. in County street.
Four new members were taken into the
club, and four applications were re

Eyeglass wear-
ing public

We only want to tunind
you that our experience and

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cussed". and the meeting did ,not break
up until a late hunt. Next Tuesday
evening the club will meet in the
olubrooms of the West Side Improve-
ment Association, in West Norwalk.

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Dentists. Optometrists, Opticians
,1? Atlantic 141.. Stamford. Conn.

celved, Matters relative to Fourth and m“ . , W '
Ward yepublican situation were dis- . Qbmhzlupfdulcem you" 'f d." A. 1—131“ 1:0”. 0:001. “-5" ENROLL NOW
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS MEET. I i ' ’21”. 1.23.!-

PRRIA. lll.. Sept. 19.——Ropnbllcan
leaders of llllnois assembled here to-
day to attend the Republican State
convention and listen to Charles E.
Hughes open his second speech-mah-
iog campaign in the Central llyostorn
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At Springfield this aft-noon he will
deliver the principal addrasd at the
'Rspnbllcan day comics at the nu
nols State Fain-and h the evening
speak at a mass meeting to ho id

at the state 'arsenal. ' ,‘

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