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Governor Holcomb Appoints
Delegates to the Rutland
Meeting '
The New England Sectional Con»
lerence of the National Association
for the Study and Prevontion of
Tuberculosis, will he held at. Rolland.
FL. October 4 and 5. Representa-
tives will attend from Main-3, New
lHampshire, Vermont. * Massachusetts,
'Rhode island, and Connecticut. ~
1 Eleven delegateswill go from lhirl
state, the following. being appointed!
,by Governor Mun-curt ll. Ilolcomb,
yesterday; Charles H. Brookcr, presi-
jdent of‘the New Haven County Anti-
ltuberculosis Association of Ansonia;
’tArthur Kimball, pmsident of the
Waterbury Antimbcrcuhlais League
toi’ Waterbury; Hugh, F. rllngarty.
_ ;président of the Mcridso Public As,
‘sociation of Meridenz’ Vincent F.‘
Deputy Sheriff Edward Doulens was Smith,
as Stamford on business yesterday.
Hmbrellas and nlourn'g' bands. O'Brie
William H. Reed has moved into the
house at 27 Fairfield avenue, recently
paroled bytEdward-H. Gumbart.. .
——DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Flown Assembly Hall. Grace Bfothers
‘3 hit orchestra.
A daughter was born on' September returns to his. home.
3 to Mr. and Mrs. Nell Manily at
l .h‘l‘gir street. The mother was former
Alisa Clara Néittct‘ord.
, -~Derbic hats and caps.
’llrlen.
~Coal prices will go up still high
‘ before they come down.
that's easy on coal.
tort Heal. It's made in .Woslchest
County.
if' lop". N. Y.
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A new; telephone. switchboard ha:
been installed on the Standard Oil com-
pany’s office on the Wilson Point road.
~Lockets, Vllf‘t‘tl‘lS, lavnlliers, enr-
. rings,
drops, brooches, bracelets,
chains, at Brand's Jewelry Store.
—'-MILLINERY.
Smart shapes and trimmed
Band Work a specialty, at Miss .K.
.flolhemus’, 80 Washington St., So. Nor-
walli. .
Goldstein Brothers
have purchased. a Buick automobi
Abrougb J.,,licnl-y Wehrle, the local
agent.
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—-Latest style soft hats. O’Brien
TDANGING ‘SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Asaembly Hall. Grace Brothe
full orchestra. ‘
Master Philip Wattle, son of Mr. ond
.' Wehle of Morgan aver}
‘nue. will , 3 been tlr with typhoid
His school
comrades. ench and every one, sent
Mrs. «loll .
fever, is able to sit up.
ilim av'letter. of sympathy.
wa—
~Sott hats a’ndcaps. O‘Brien.
(foneral Russell Frost. will attend the
dinner-at the 'Unl‘dnhlub. N. Y.,‘thi9
1 evening given by the president of the*
"Visayan Refining Company or the
’ifihilippines,‘ of wnioh'Genernl Front
a director, to the Honorabicmoland
Morris, the newly appointed alphas
dor to Japan;
, What you pogsoss-aimy :, Q53
' evidence of whctiyou did
yestetdcymll ‘ ' this
' fact, it is‘easyto understand ,
that twentydlve ‘ yours, hence
2% .11 will! .tllrr Mannie“? m-
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Buy a boiler
The Burnham
Boiler is. It‘s the boiler of Cosy Com-
Scnd l’or “Which and Why"
booklct. Lord 8: Burnham (10., Irving- made by the National
hats. I
of Silvermine,
Whienoy, president of the Employeea
Tuberculosis Relief Aslsocialion of
New Haven; Dr. Edward B. Broken:
president of the. Hartford Society for
the Prevention gof Tuberculosis, of
. Hartford; l‘hvight .l. Morey, secretary
of tho Bristol Health Protection Lea-
gue of Bristol: Mrs. Edmund ‘
president of the Visiting!
3 Nurses Association of Stamford; Ml‘s.5
1E. Campion Acheson, ot‘ Middlctownz‘
Jonathon Godfrey, of Fairfleid; 'Mrs.
F. A. Byrne’u, of Norwich, and Mrs.’
llv‘ltert t‘hapuoli, of New London.
The port that tuberculosis is vinyll
int: in the war will be taken up at!
the conference from the standpoint
1of war prepnrodlwsr‘t. The Fronchl
:nrnly, it is said llus'nufl‘emd honvyl
ll.
3
il.s:,: f‘om tub rotllosis, and it in.
V ‘9‘ 1 e rtltlcty1 or? throlugh climbing by reason‘be services at all the synagogues,
o to not not t c clothing. cleanslwhm. H9 . a . n .
the saliva of the tooth of the nill-3 .e l ’ Sh fet, a rams: horn, “m
mal somewhat. and so little or none
enters the wound. Face bites am the
. pointed out that unless each of the
.cases of the disease that is discover-l
led in properly cared for the man will‘
Ebeconlo o.oenter‘ot infection when he
3 Ono of the best. methods of con-
1 trolling the (Harman and safeguarding
y the citinrns of the nation, it is felt,
‘t'is by listing: and examining the 9,-
To
1000.000 men of conscript age.
leubject the millions of citizens of tho
Icountry to the rigors of military life.
lllnlesn they are properly selected and
safeguarded. thoso'who have a knowl-
edge of the disease L—iiLve, {hold
easil give to the great white plague.
a renewed impetus that would undo
the work of the past decade.
A complete survey oi tho facilities
for lighting the disease has been
Association,
land it has secured the. cooperation
91‘
er
till the nlovcment. oi ov'r 1,500 of
tilllttcd noti-tuherculoalh llgcnclm.
Valuablc advice has been given to
the inilltary authorities as to the
standards and methods of examining
. recruits and it has listed tho rccog:
nizcd medical experts in the country
to onslst in the work.
Lists arc being compil’d of all up-
plicants for the nrtlly'or navy, and
or drafted men who arc “339(3le on
5account of n tendency to tuberculo'
sis. Means; are being sought of pro-
tecting the homosol‘ thcsc men from
further spread of the diorama.
thousand visiting nurses. who are
ovaliabloi‘or.~thc homo cud of tho
i work, are being enlisted to .give their
aid. and children in the National
llaagnoot Modern Health .Crusadero.
numbering 100,000, are being pressed
into service.
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TO BE COLLECTOR
Byron R. Newton, formerly it. new
in paper mal‘erf New York City,» has
.,; beepinominated by Prettidcnt Wilson
, to be collector of customs in New
rs . York City, tho most important post‘o
l i the kind in the country. More. than
lninotenths or the ilnportatjona to th
e United States are handled in the
oflice he will have. Mr. Newton bec
nmc privateaseoretary of the Trees-
uryLMcAdoo shortly after the latter
entered the cabinet. When it wa-
cnncy occurred .nmong the assistant 3
ecretaries' "Ml‘. ‘ McAdoo recommended
the promotion of Mr. Newton.
Politically. Mr. Newton is said to
have: been .1favored for the collector
ship becauSe‘:m is not directly amli
ated with either side in‘ the present
mayornlty campaign. He has not be
'eh-activez-for or against Tammany,
and has been a supporter of Mr, Wit
lion since 1911, when as secretary to
Mr; McAdoo,.he helped. start the cam
paign to nominate Mr. Wilson.
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Corner. North Main and West .Sts. ‘
MANY ANFfiXCé so, MAD.
Dag Warden Walsh Answers Giles-‘5
tions Put to Him by Citizens
of Norwalk.
many times by various people tithe large.
dog is the only rabid animal. There
just, on dangerous as the rabid dog.t
and they are: cats, horses, pigs,l
wolves, foxes. bears, rats,
chunks and jackals. 'l‘h-e wolf in lite;
most dangerous by reasonioi the saw.
‘ one character of the beast. Cat bitesflmiday. 599l-
conlo next and then dog bites.
rt-st arr-yin this order:
als, horses, asses, cattle, sheep and
pigs. Biron on exposed surfaces are
always more dangerous than when
the holiday.
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the junk la
and some do not.
ford range is not an accident.
It is carefully built, wears
like all old friend. and, being
once installed, it is as per—
manent as any other member
of the family.
So.
The test of time is the tort
In time sonic zitcn go to
jail, nil-.3 some do not.
$02210 Tongan go to
file at an early date
A Storm
FOR SALE BY
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lmost dangerous. .
Ollltr a 'small percentage bitten by
a mad dog develop rabies, but the
.percontage, however small. is enough
and no one wants to be a part {it
‘Ithat percentage, or who wishes their
Dog Warden Walsh has boon nailed friends to be a part of that perceu
'i are a number of animals which areZYoM KIPPER WILL
BE osssnvafi SEPT 25
[moot Yom Yipper, the Jewish holiday, it
day of atonement, will come on Wed-
26,’ beginning at sun‘
Thrldown of the previous day. in accord-
“)X”: jitt'k~ lance with the old‘ custom the Orthodox
Jews will last from Tuesday night on .
itil sundown on Wednesday. There will
be blown throe times. thus concluding
weekend sale on lingerie blouses.
, Regularilhtlivaluc tor $1.981
. Special ..prices onall the
in 'hzgher priced-merchandise.
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone iii-3 137 Washington St.
{I Building Materials of Every ”Kind .
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material,letc. 1
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State of Connecticut
till Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securities
are hable to tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four
nulls on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer
On or Before September 30th
The estates of those who neglect to pay this tax must pay
A. Heavy Penalty -
_ Balances in banks (not in Savings Banks) are liable to
this tax. . ‘ 2. l
Instructions and blank lists sent on application to State
Treasurer at Hartford.
r. s. OHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
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Bungalow Aprons
A good line of Bungalow Aprons in various styles; button »
back, side front, with elastic band at waist or belted; Percalea
trimmed with contra-ting. colors ... . ...... 89c and $1.25
« Button Side Front-1 with Elastic Band and Dusting Gap 51.25
.J. “I."MALLETTE
$0.:NORWALK ;
88 WASHINGTON 8T. 1 SOUTHANOBWALK.‘ i
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Children Cheerfully .. .fllnlefi
Incl Patiently . . and Conscientious ‘ t
Treated by Modern, «» sympgffigi'f’. ‘ l
Painless Method- Aceptic Office I ' Trehtmonb, i
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amerfor Very - , ‘. . Y8
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5 Years in m. by appointment. , All kinds of ARM _1
the Practice of - p : will Denture» .ll
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Pictorial, Review Patterns
Guamntcc style. guarantor economy. They save from
(.lnevhall to one whole yard of material on every dross.
October Patterns and The Fall Fashion Book
‘ ,-, NOW. ON sup
JAMES DONNELLY
CONN.
i 0.3. JACKSON
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58 WA“ Street. Kermit
KRYPTOK'LENSES—Foldingflxfordn in Gold or"
Shall Shut-On and «Other Mountings. »
Thorough fluoridation of the eyes. Octiliats'
prescrip-
tionspromptly filled. Expat Repairing. - ' ‘
The Sure and-Safeway
It has been truly said that “having is the key that unlocks
the door of increased opportunityland greater prosperity.” ~
, Therefore, the best, surest and safest way to getahead in
.i’l‘he Banner Bakery
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(511301? Boulevard)
East Norwali'
Opens May ;
gsnonn DINNERS AND out
KINDS OF SEA FOOD,
COOKED T0 ORDEB
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop;
Telephone 720
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WITHOUT PLATES
or. 1. H. Mallory ‘
l6 80. Main so, 80. Norwalk, 0%.
Eom95.m.t06p.m.,7t08p.m.
Sundays By. Appointment, Only” ‘
Tel 867 8 Monro! um. i
We are now able to supplyour,’
customers with PIES, mode 99’
order each day}. We also how
SUGAR BUNS and carrot: _
RINGS in addition to our regular '
stock. "
A. M. WOOSTER _ . ._
Armour? AT LAW 9 3 1
Late Examiner Ll ‘ l
U. 5. Patent Send
Office ‘ «a {or Booklet ‘
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT FRElGHT,
RATES TO NEW YORK ”
I’HE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTA'HO‘l LINE, inc. '
Freight boat leavar Pier. 45, Eat .
River, r"~ York (tool. at! Jackaollf
St.) every uay except Sunday. It 3 or
on. Freight received all Norwalk on tax.
to. m. and It Scull; Norwalk up u
use p In . T.
1 North Main Street
2 ass—Monesursscl}
Whitman’stlllccolatégi
Drugs . Prescripflond’i
Smith.
;; . Remington.
,1“; makes. sold, ' rent/ed.
' repaired.‘ Renting, 1’33
per month. Machines
.. . sold at $5 per month. ,_
PLUMBER ‘
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
158 Fairfleld Ave. Bridgeport. Conn.
the' world in to open an account with a'strong financial insti- . ,.
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This Bank‘invites you to. l i ' Any Junk
Test. its strength-by investigation! ‘ .. l I
Test its serviccrby trial! 1‘ SELL - S L’Jaflel
1 ‘ .2. r .‘r , 2 . . ." r210 ’ "‘j .
Thecitx'Natlflnal Bank 1 Successgrhto V2.1; Efren , .1.
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BeaCOnFallsRubber Campany
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Boots
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