cnv MARKET 1
till NO. MAIN 5T”
seen on October 1.
F. Dean of New Haven visited with
William Deverill yesterday.
turned home from New Milford last
night.
“A'—
Miss Dorothy Nichols of the
Heights has entered Merrill College at
Stamford.
Benjamin Street left {or Philadel-
phia yesterday morning where he will
spend the winter.
'DISSOLVE OLD
"0.,
GROCERY FIRM
The firm .of L’Horfi'rnedieu Bros" on, George Dudley's brother, who has a
153“ Washington strut intends sell-‘
in“ out according to advertinmemsicomiiilswion in the [Jilted Slates ar-
inserted in the‘local P’efl- jmy, is spending a few days in town
.‘ Daniel ._ L'Hommedieu, the" sepia" vistting many of his friends.
partner in the firm has been in the' """"'""'; .
grocery business for about 41 years.’ Mrs. Porter. who ls stopping with
He said This morning that he thought Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. lloyt. in North
~1hat .1) was about time he. took 3. Stamford, for the winter, spent Mon~
,relst because the bustncss which inc (3515' at Noi'otun.
growmg one and which 18' getting) 1
heavier ouch day requires the Serv~' '
ices of a younger man. His brother Miss Ella Alice \l’atzson. now living
John l.‘Hommedieu has been in 'part- at 7 GIPDbl‘fmk Road, is Y0 1‘91110‘19 ‘0
neghip for aboutt 16 gears. . 'the McDanicls house, Noroton ave-
ie prescnt'sore t at the firm (to ”up, j\'nr g ' 1 ,~ :
mounts in port of a building ibuilt moilielait~,0c1.1. ~
by Daniel L’Hummodicu and has boon
occupied by him for the past if) years.
For twelve years previous to that he
occupied a store on the old bridge.
Tho two brothers are well liked
and between them have mudc a flour-
ishing business and their location is
one that cannot help but bring trade
being at the junction of thrce roads
all.“ which lead towards South Nor-
»wulk. Many of their friends will bw
non-y to hear that they are to quit
the business, but all wish them woll.
Daniel L’Honnuedicu dolls not know
whether he will rotm- ll‘LI'ilianolllll.
iREPORT RUN OF
SNAPPERS LOCALLY
The exterior of the Presbyterian
Church zit Noroton is being repaired.
The buttresses are being strengthen-
or" and othcr stonework pointcd.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Warner. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank W F‘reudenthall and Miss
Southwick enjoyed an auto tilt) in thc
ioi‘mcr's car, last Sunday to Danbury
and llethcl '
l’lhutc lilwn Scribner of the
iloiuhls has hot-n i’lllillli‘d to spend
mum time at his homo on n furlough"
from l‘l-l mvl‘iui-y duties, lu‘cansc 0ft
onod—poisoninu in onc of his wrists. i
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M". und MN. J A. lrnw‘brldgc of
Lon: Neck Point have horn ontcrinln-l
Snappers are running at last, and
while they have not been extremely
plentiful in these ,wabsrs they are
letting more so. in Bridooport they lug Mr. “M Mrs. w" P' (‘urrington
are running for the first time during [111d Mi.“ Sitlllu (‘. i‘arrincton oi
the season. Mackerel. blacklish and (‘hurlcstom S. C. A
smells have also bun brought’
good sized quantities.
An intorosting topic around the
shorc is what kept the harbor blocs
oil' this war and what brouzvt tlicni
into the shore \ralcrs at this tinn- of
the rear.
1' is Hdlddhu: this it: tho l‘tllié'lllli
'le-s blue fish and umckcriil inn-.1 [won
in deep waicr all summer bi‘i‘.‘.‘.i"«‘t‘ of
the food to be lound ihcrc. i'l-fitlti:>
iii mum arc no wlargc .zchoul“ of
dog .flbll. which are min-min: to
lwarmcr waver-4 on the omit-ouch or
cold wrothcr. As (10;: fish mlw havoc
with mackeral and blue linh this ac-
-counts for the schools of those ilsh
being in shoal waters now. ‘
——,\W sell be best, grade shoes and
rubbers. M. Jose-m & Sons. 828 st
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in, in ______._. .
Dr Harold E. .llnyt of the medical
staff of Fitch's Home for the Soldiers
expects to be nummo‘ncd to service
Will) the national army, being on the
rcscrve list.
Alias .lunct Lewis of Tokcnckc is
enjoying u>tcn duyS' trip to llurtforlh‘,
Miss Julio Shorcr of Maple uvenuel
has bccn visiting friends in Bridge-
port.
The Noroion firemen's curnit'ul op-
ened in the tire housc lust night and
judging from the 3129 of the crowd
that was present the affair wili'prove
to be a great success.
Many expressions of regret on the At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
death of the late 8...]. Hill were heard Auctioneer E. T. Bates will .sell .nt
around East ‘Norwalk yesterday. public auction-nil the land belonging
-~-~ .to Mrs, S. E. Dnskam and the adjoln~_
Rev. Harold E. Wilson ol‘llciuicd at int: land known as the Ferguson pro
the inid-w'eek service of the East Ave- periy_
nue M. E. Church last evening.
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‘ A number of books have recently
William H. Aiken of Newtown ave-,bcen donated to\the Daricn Free Li;
nue has closud his summer cottage at ,, \\\\\
Dorlon‘s Point and has rerurned to”
his uptown home.
.AOREAMY LOTION ,
MADE WITH LEMONS'
Prepare a quarter pint at about '
the cost of a small jar of
common cold cream.
Arthur Mort-innit and Cunrlcshcvy‘
spent yesterday Visiting with friends
in Cos Cob.
Mrs. Charles Ainswnrth o; Cottagel
street is spending several days with} When this nomc~mude lemon lotion
friends and relatives in Port 391791“! is‘fgently muenaged into the face.
tSpeck, hands and arms daily, the skin
:natuigtlly should become .soit, clear
mmml and white. and the complexion dainty
. land attractive. -
i Whatgirl or woman hasn't. heard of
ilemon juice to remove complexion
._ blemishes; to bleach‘the skin and to
bring out the roses, .the freshness
and the hidden beauty? But lemon
Huice alone is acid, therefore irritating
line item ”Swim? in “end S iland .‘should be mixed with orchard
_ a; ' K a ,S .17: _ x .
Aide! to the effect that 'Mlssy Virgil; 5:11:33 3:? Elie ”(ftéifiothézgfig’higmfgg
”Amuse Ackerly had visited; her cousin, . » _ .
.iPrlwate WallaceyAWerly at Fort’l‘erry, 1 km) a hotue,chnta-1nl~ng :labout thm‘l‘
m
«311230.15 ”no. .‘such visit to . thgt place" '
:5 .. N—
well and you have ' of .whole .quarieT
‘ ,rcls‘iden'ce on West“Side,‘avenue, have ““9“!” gets into the bottle, then! and
;~returned to New flock] ‘ 7 ‘ ,
Charles F. Gledhill'and family. who Imonths.‘ 'Wnen .npplied daily to nbé.
an WWW it“ in ..... mm .1...
. , Aorkion/guacamogmlers new 1’7 “9‘3“” “919 to whiten. clung.
,imgidencé 13' nearing completionund'it smobthenrand beautify. ' ‘
‘ wiibbo one 9 out intimate , AM #113381“ ”Vi" “Dilly 'lmfl‘
«2,.nluccgiin. th romaflotuorcliord white sit-very littlé
. the ‘9 cost and the grocer has the lemons"
G. M. V. Schlicbting andiamily re-i
mu: mm Mg .m of
“Mid:
books {or childa‘m‘.
MN. Edzcl'wn books. {or children ,gnd
adults, Mrs. H. C: Valentine books
and Harold Yentou books (or boys.
A broken rail was discovered be»
tween the Darien and Nuroton ata-
tions yesterday morning and an it did
not interfere with the regulur traffic
at watchman was stationed at the
place who signaled the trains and
they passed over the break very slow-
‘ly. The rail was on, one of the west
ibound tracks.
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Stephen 13. Wood, who was former-
ly a resident of Dario-n, but lately
:0! Pound Ridge. dicd Wednesday
night in the Stamford Hospital with
a fracture skull, which he received
when a wagon wheel ran over his
.head at his late home. The funeral
services will be held tomorrow after.
noon at 1 o'clock.
:l The death of Congresgman E. J.
‘lltll was taken verv sadly in Darlen
when the news of his death had
reached hero. In an interview with
.a prominent citizen'oi the town this
lie what be Held about the death of
1Mr. nun; “At a little when he could
ll? of a great deal of service to us be
loft us. Who will be able to fill his
place so nobly ill. Congress?”
_ gown. some hum his giver
.' hurmn ‘Holmes’ ~travelognes,
" ;Glaii.v:s Jenkins.
(W From Page One)
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called “Poo to contribuw mow than
old Dmme. it 1 your right 10 ask
Why it Wis co. Unfortunaicly for
me, perhaps, i asked that question.
1 have asked it several times. You
will agree with me that I didn't get
an anwswer. Ode of the answers: to
gown me, this cultured gentleman,
highly educated gentleman. his all:-
wer to me was, I was a bad loser. in
the controveisy nonie sevnral were
ago. That’s the answer. .Qn another
occasion he said I lied. :7, i
another answer. But you will notion;
that in his last public talk he tricdl
to become the gentleman again and he
uses the word ‘false‘ or 'lalkl'fy'.’ Now
why did 1 ask that question! Hal
told us at the start that this was hi:-
platform. That this its what he stood
flir, and l have in my mind the plat-5
form adopted by his party that gave;
him nomination: Passed unanimously
in their convention, and to luriher‘
emphacize that they stood for what
I am about to-rcud, the Monday (ol-
lowiag in large type of the local poi
pers they reiterated what they 512.01].
for. What ‘waa it? 1’ ahould‘say in:
passingthut that great public bene-‘
factor uttered this resolution in con-
vention, viz, brother Dilworth. Here's;
what they stood tor. Think of it?
Economy, cil‘lcicncy. and buslnces ad
ministration. Convinced of the need
of retrenchment in the nuanm oi.
this my, why did they do that? 1.
want to usc thcir language to you.‘
' :‘fl‘erry. was incorrect, inasmuch as she. ““025 0’ orchard Whitev'then ohm:
about the cost one uguaily pays tot}!
,_ . ' . 'a small 'ar 0 ’ 'i i
, ,.Qz1~rs.;Blumey_..ond lgmilypmhohavo Be sure :0 striiggdihzmiinicoom firefly];
.. WM..W¥WIKflMWS.thF . n 1“ °° “-= ‘
. itiptiong. lll‘remain‘ pure and fresh for; ‘
'not mine. The)!“ did that for this Hill“.
son. That the llurnell administration;
in their language wns "ll‘l‘esponziiblc,
ioclllgicnt and cxtruvaituni,” nifjfol i
lowed it up with a further statemru ;
that the‘nmounts collccled from you.
at that time and this time was hit
' ‘ 2 , ‘ ~ ' w. forty our com!
do: ' tmtnc duty at. the junction of Siptttnbci. 191.1, “k . I;
“L too high. Their language is iortyi
- . -’ : venue _.. . _ _,
tho .POSt Rm}? dudbndgfwgte: 51m per cent. high." l‘hm it what tin»):
If his work h to e MK ‘ lcollected from you in the way of.
watch the nutrient manner in w”‘"‘.tax'cs at. ”n“ time. which was forty:
.W'
Another condirluhl that should be:
brought before the eyes of the Dorion‘
public is George Dance who is run-
ning {or constable on the Republican
ticket. Dance at the prescnt time is
1‘9 handles 'rufllc and 311138" for 3'0““ per cent. high." 'l‘hcrci'orc. ‘l;"y.
' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ’ ' ltmi
.~ ‘ e i: not t‘llllili‘d lo ofllcc. . charge that the Jdlllll’llhtlfllloll a
soil If h ‘ have! time was cxtruvdnani, invtl‘icient.;
MI" and Mrs. L' C. “Scolicld 'L'Now we ,will take thorn at their word-'1
boon visitmn at lmtox. Mack. . Mr. Mayor llzuwtroni. my “mm m that
Mrs. 5- 1’0“"? “Y ““mm‘m' Mugshumo. mid in July. 1915. which you
has been visiting friends in town _(:llaraclei~izo and your association gis-
;iorty por cunt. high." was $2.007. I.
ucrccd with tliefii;’cciitlciticn, that lie
M--- ”flu-ava—
‘NCREASED CAR'LOADWG' was too high. $2,607.
January ncxt
Marked improvement shown in the Pf“ in
New How-n] Flood} 1 "m"-
For the sly moot 1.1 cm mg .unt»,
( ~ p NM" York. New Haven and hold any . ' . ' .
lliiilr‘ilglh‘d ’l‘iillll'tlild company showed a purpose. Now ”Blusqsald'l'jn“flj folly
.murkod improvonioni in the average P?" cont. mu 11.! r!“ to “m“
revonuc tons per loaded car ln‘llgiuh :ggggge it it?” ll ‘0 m" -
.».. v .‘ounn -
:i?il::,ii:uliris-11:11:31'hiigtlscsz‘lroatfiingin? Gentlciucn, by plutlorln. by tn'omiscl,
firr‘t six llllilllliln’ of this your was i833 by claim, ”101' 0UP“! ‘0 “MN“ m“
ions. ’l‘h‘r- conipurca with 10.01 toms
in tho t-nrrvumndlnu period last ycar. 3:11:15- tax payers
' {I l 916. t ’ - )
angllltr’l‘li:‘ll:l(sl‘1l§1ifrlll u steady hnprove- titty-Six hupdrcd tax payers arc “toi
uncut in cur—louding roporlcd by tho titled w informMion. WM“ ' ”(1
Now Haven for the past three years. came into vowt‘l'. the 10X PM" (”lib
During the twelve. months of 1915 the is in thé second district). mutant #1”:
uvcrugo cur loading amountcd to 15.75 “'03 “Willy and a half mllln. ‘ ‘1?
ions. or 1.30 tons more put into catch tux rate in Jnnuury Will be tucniyi
car. in the first six months of 1917 five mills and «mu chill”!-
thu average cur loading of 18.23 tons Talks and Talks and Talk. ‘
was an increase ovcr the correspond
ing pcriod of 1910 of 1.02 tons, nud own
1015 by 2.08 tons.
'l‘hc New Haven is continually atriv‘
ing to Siluw still l‘urthvr improvcincnt . cont
in the loading of iiulroizhl curs. {Thu but this.
nimpnny is obtaining the nctiw nun illitricti taxes
uort and welumncc oi shippers and L ”1'1 ncrenso
consigncrn. to whom is duo much oi“ iiitecn mills in 1913‘ or 1914 and
film crcdlt lorthcimprovemcui.ulrcudy would bc sixtccn mills in January
recorded. ,ni-xi and considering tho high cost
Sonic ldru of what can still bc no of evcrythlniz. taxes were not increas-
conlpliebcd may bc hud from the fact cd. Now, that is all he stated in
that if tlic average éur towdinn couldd‘our oolunniu. llc talked last night
he lurthur inert-used by only 1 tom- .upiown lu‘nlnik that look. up three
2000 pounds—it would mean a saving coumns of the paper and not .a word
or 121,000 cars a your. or 10,166 cars a about tax ratios. 1 submit to you in
month. loll fairness. hudn't this matter ought
With the govcrnment unprecedented to bo oxpninod by your manager?
dcniandh on ihca‘ailrouds in order to How can you in ul ltairneail'rto-your
fuciiitutc tho prosccution of the Mimic-ell tutthcr‘ conilnudmlul in ofllce?
tho New llnvcn in redoubllng its cl" Tax Figures.
ioris to attain this increascd loadingi Tune in the first district in Jan-
'I‘hc compnny is continuing to lillllrt’ifikv “my next will be ”1.43 more on 9v.
upon the‘ shipping public that it is its cry piece of property assessed at
patriotic duty to load cure to their full _ $3,000, or a". “ssmumpm ”5‘ .0, lost
aublcor weight capacity in order that 5...“... lust February; will be in Jan
wind the tax was or would be ex-
in one ,vcur.
,llc stated that in t,hc.‘l«‘jlt.h
wcrc reduced. ‘Thcy
any. thi‘y had been
ously and cihctcntly. and thereby help. ‘11 that if your taxes .ilSt February
to maltc thr- railroads more efficient were 550, mm January you will pay
wl'l‘anls 0f Um government- ,s7r.4s. That 1:. in the non district.
“fl.-.“ VThc second district, every one must
1 pay $10.87 more on every $3.000 prop-
erty. Third district, every one must
my $825 morc. lt‘it‘th’ district cvcry
one must pay $7.80 more. All thisiu
coming‘ from your last year's manage
moot. Yourimanngcr that has been
in other for two years. They told us
at the beginning of those twoycars,
several days bol‘ore they took office
’thcy were then paying “forty per
cool." too much
not to noreewith mo that they were
wrong when-ihcy-ciaimed they would
do better. You got to agree wilt me
and in tho. absence of‘the ivayor ex
clothing. giving it to hlspcople who
he has ,heenfioing, you have a right
‘0 decide in your ow'n ’inintis that
you're ”goblin/o have a new driver.
» ‘Shoeis Neglect.
The books show that practically
$1.000 her..mile {or 9563315 hits been
spent. You have got to say to your
self. ther'e‘éare many stooets that
haven‘t seen a 31,000 a mile in many.
many years .und you .will be telling
line With- . ‘ ’. ‘ ..
Now Whaf‘Tfi‘e you going to do on
.Mondny next? iAresxmugolns, \to vote
sio approve of that mefigement.
: . . Remains-Proposed. “ , 1.
Now the mayor pMzdeenlncenrol
.places inhlspreportv to the council
of remedvloxfimmofihy adding
.nnoihemlucict. . blah. ‘i;
Wfllillllillllllll ‘
Hlfiwllflfl
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound. ~
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Fulton, hi. i. —- ‘Why-will women
pay out their money for. troutm. hi and
noeivovno ' nefit,
when so many have
. _ vgdztbat Lydia
.’Pihkhfln’§Vege«
.i’lbloflo‘mpound
will make ‘5 them
well? For over a
¥oarilil§ftemd so
, to fomalolweult-
hold
' .agflfilmund 'wtfiu
a _ I, :0“. e
“531;“ algae?»
.l ‘ . it“! i. . 116!
were uselmsandvoni un‘fiepention
would help me, boom 13. PMhnm'a
Vegetable Compound rim proved.
elbow. 11mm amnipenio
and'can donny kind of warmly-s rs. ._ .
Nomi: Pumps, cacao! Lower, remedy this thins ,rby-Jaddi
Rimbaudfiulmhu- . . -ubll,lorded1fldnislbnhl§ to:
ti-lw°“-‘!1°h=fi¥wmggfl “how-“Em hemorcofifllfibrmnns on or
mum .0. ll .9» en in ..mo§ ..T .omlaf‘fimm‘ ”
DMD or fieflflfififimqawgk wotggyf u an .umeudngnt 'b‘ teeli.
rewritten bywomonWIby-wl. Wizard
, h ,
l,’°
KPH} ant’ V i ‘
din . hid. am
i will how to;
$3,471, semi
Now 1 use my own case ms an.
illustration bccnuso I do not wish tol
one’s property up lor that.
1 [mid ‘
hon l have to pay 83.47%
make candor your chore of. public bur-i
Thcrc are about llfty~§ix huu-l
in this city. 'l‘hoecl
i’rt’ighl may be bundled more expt‘dl- nary. $11.18morc in the first district.1
in all fairness you ‘
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The’Newest omeart ,
" Qua!“
South Norwalk.
Presents
Suits
Coats
Dresses
Skirts
Waists
Furs
Children’s Coats
Untrimmed Hats
Trimmed Hats
we don't own. Lnevcr did and probl
ably never will. 1 am obliged to do
H0 Wde "N ““9“ “ll about {ourm 101‘ on illuztration. A Drillirrly was
coluinlm of ”‘3 SEMI“! Md 1“ “1"“ sold the other tluy for $100,000, 522,»
{our columns 4” 131k 1"“ did “0‘ state. 000 less than its discussed valuation.
, lA propci't'y was cold the other day iori
H“ didnt mah'v‘tlt’ifiiltl. useosncd for $9,000. Now his;
lypropoual is to rinse-1h».- usrvsxncnld
‘1 will spenit’li'ocly of my own eituuv}
vtion. in assessment in the books‘
étolnls $120,000. Any mun. anybodyfl
can got. in my shocs and take pounce-
sion of my prom-ny- ill 320.000 reduc-
tion. Now what hashc done to me?
II can one that its an illustration bt~
lettuce it spooks oi" every taxpuycr u?
like city to a grcutcrior lessor de~i
. grce.
‘ Gites Example.
'7 Well, i huvcn‘t got it tucmorundum
Unit 1 am going to do it from memory.
‘I will do it tho otht-r and first. i
paid in 1905, $1,545 in (axon. In
1910. $2,217, it gain 01‘ $700. in Jan
uury’ next it will reach $3,471. The
luume propertyhnme buildings onrit.
You will see by that. that it has been
Idoubled. Now see my situation. As-
;sumlng, allow this illustration. As-
sessed at $120,000. The banks allow
half. They allowxyou a loanondiity
per cent. or half of your valuation
,Assume that ltborrow $60,000 on that
property and I paid six per cent. the
(Continued on Porn. five.)
‘ ' our“ iii A ‘
00”), Bill “Blifillll .1
human, ‘Sour Stomach and
‘ ' . Constipation
’ Get 1} 10»cent box now. "
Furred tongue. bad colds, indiges-
tion, sallowmkln and-miserable head-
aches come from atornid liver and
clogged bowels, which ounce your.
stomach {to become tilled .with undo,
gested food,.which sours'nnd rel-nientsr
‘Iike garbage in am aw‘llliharrel. That's
section, *foulvégaseephnd: breathfiyelliow
chin. ‘mentul tours. everything that is
horrible and ‘I'nauseutlng. NA Concave:
tonight will give. your - constipated
b 'welu . “a -; thorousbwoleanfilnfi “ “d
iii fifliilillllé
Best For—liverond Bowela, For Bill
the first step to untold misery—until» -
STERLING —— Agem for
“New flame Sewing Machines
Limited to 15 members'o‘l‘ny,
Saturday, Sept. 29th, and for
$1.00 we will deliver any"
Sewing Machine on select.
and a payment 0 £1.00 each‘
weak. :
. Do minus this opportun"
ity. Select your machine
and join atonce.
The “Newtfione :isnlwoys
Iready to sew, easy to operate .
and is summed .to .give ‘
tfnllnutuiao‘ lion. '
See our window display"
and workbeing domibyfithef
._ operator, <Saturday, Sept;
l
(idiom 21ml] Range New
Faithful Servant
She only range that isvfully guaranteed to bake, cook and
heat. . ~ ,
RANGES FROM . $18.00 to.$85.__.
‘ «‘miSPEGIAI-IZE INEilB-NISHING HOMES COMPLETE, '
“ militate Cog;
2.
nighten ”you" out by morning. ‘TbéY‘
.twork while you $19an 10mm box .
. min fdnp-flnggibt‘ywfll keep you the];
in; good "iormonths. ~~ Millional at man;
stomach. liven" Ind
_.gnd .novorcknow: it
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