SATURDAY, SEPT. 25... 1910‘ --.‘~j— ..
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[gTY NEWS 6. mm: Bathroom o! hoe me:
has taken :1. position will-ill“: “Feder-
‘, ' gal Syflvm o! lmkcries" at No. S. w
1 ‘ {sheen First Distrist. ‘
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-“ ' ‘j‘l’.3“" ran} Tim Franklin ninth grade academ-
, : ._ f‘“ "" men-3m 1mm announcrs its’ first game or
; ,.__- 1-. Lip Hub, roomsxhv .1 l , . - ,
T,” '(vml-rtuinmont; . soiou $4m)!‘ \VIUII the Cent}:
> in" hard U mimlwr of ( ammo: hum on Monday. September 2:
- > -1“'¢8 "M. ti “ l - tut :izail o'cloek an inn \Vurd strlf't
E ' " ‘ W 8“," ng. igrounds. .\ largo crowd is impede-mi
x 51H
' ‘YTl‘SlS at i}:- Royal Jami-s Coal am: 7 Gill
4, e" “I. ”met. New Yorkzi at H , &
airs it; A. Sirumhan. Tole- - ‘
‘.\l:ir:in. Now York; Th“ law '5 Mt ”if on ducks and.
" . ‘ ‘l ~ .
2 “vi H. L. “ii-hols. Hartford. ’Wlll'llhl bf «in mm. thiotxr 1, Game
. .. . . 'Oflu'lrtls hunt: lire; mfox‘n-l-il that.
. 1.. MA. ll. J. Middlnton.lfl. ' - . _ i ‘
rk Mrs. J l’vh-rs. New York" wrv arr some nu-u who uviltd’ t l“.
. .. ' ’ f ‘ ‘13,“: is off 0.1 ducks mu]. have M-onv
it! rs. “mu Havm‘l. Em" Lit-"shy itin' t‘m ~n This is ’0. Viul'ition oi"
llorgain, Now Human, Conn. l L ‘ 1’ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
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1112:!
. I Fr-doralnct. Mr. Bailey points ouL.
. --—3a,nlcm?{a§at3 " slight, ,Tow" Uniy slu-m- birds can lm shot now.;
‘ ' i'.’ ’ ra(e totbsrs full ' in: (mtoln r S the law goes otI upluncl-
. W ‘3' game birds. '
t ids and lettors havr- lit-9n rm
' ‘ a 2n . Ward.
-'.'-'l by local frlnmls of the blissvs Womens Dem' C m d
' ‘H‘h and Lillian Gr'nZ‘H'15‘ fonno-rly' Tim ullioinnluiiv “'hivh (‘rnsiiwl into
: High street. thin on}. who are now tho rpm." Surrounding the Hebrew.
.iupping in St. l‘rtv-rsi-urg. Flu. Th";svnagm:uv at UN cm‘nvr 0“ South
““5503 Gonzalv-s 17"“ :1 number Of'finin and Woman! strovts on Thurs-
)r‘ars wen t1 luphnnr operators at thvidu‘. noon. and which was dri\wn by
'09“! ‘W‘h-‘mg" “n" 1"“ ”won” “1“” l-Jlizalwth Nixon. wus- of Edward 0.
”pro to mala- their pa-x-nmnrnt homfl;xi‘un 0; N0“ y, ,-k. m brim: y...“ by
with n-lativc-s in Flow!“ ”in sxnzvrng'ul‘ :lnwrmrh m tho Vast
M . i
‘_ ..- 7‘ Illrnlho-m mirngv. ptrndmg u rat-ulc-
‘““”m Puncher. “""St'fl at 1 mr-m m‘ ilu- \l.im;u;vs sustainul by
. :L-yk
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””5 mornmlx i” liagaolmnn im- synagogue m iiu ri-pmm rim-rs-
..un l.o< kwnod. w no .min- 0, inan sary to the ”m“
H31: : the railroad trucks was gut-u . _._.. _
i '2 minute-s to have town hyi
Hm downm'm -—Latvst Soil-llzim.—f()nrions.
l'.v.n¢-hu-r said he!
Vusinxrgh in
“”5 ”hu‘mng‘ Seer-Mary G. M. Bundle of the Dan—
“: “my ”I'm Pimltanoogu. bury l'l'r hi iuriu i .1 [nupoaiiion
. ~; ' ' 1.‘ ~ , * t - - .
- . NT; HU IT in l k on" '. s ‘ ‘ .
h, ‘ . 00 r from all insuaum‘t- (Uilluali) in “111:.-
a policy insuring the l-‘uir against
rain. 'l'hp tor-ms of the policy would
.provldr that if an inch of rain fell
during the: work of thy fair and th(-
_nnrmal rrm-igns suffrrul. thr- insur-
gnnm- voiupuny would mink» up the
idifl'vrt-m‘v in .1. mm: of $.’.'s,'-uw. -\S
;might lm immzinml :ho prrmiums
‘aslu-vl of the l'all' oitic’uls was 9 Lugo-
'Ollt‘.
’ There’s a
n O
aelmg
b
, A (‘umniittro of ion mrmim-rs or
South Norwalk Lollur. .\'0. .311". [.0331
(’inlé-r of Macao. will no to New lla-
vr~n lmnorrnw. \\ hro- Hwy will at-
tmul a sin-vial int-Mini: of ihe- t'ouno-c-
“on! State Assocmmu to take action
on raising tin- nvuvssury run-ls to
< build 9. Conm'cticu‘. Si.-.f<~ banning of
Moosrhruu't. Ill. Like rummiztm-s
J from HIV l'rrn'ym-‘h lmlzt< of U1"
: Ba I state» will ho» rrprc-sr-nlwi at this mix-l—
——Pea Coal at Harris & Gans'.
PI‘P‘
:,f itisfaction and pardonable
[.5- when you odd number do—
' t to swell your account in
c.
ing whirh will he lit-hi in Jluaic “all
at 3 o'vhwk. Tim. South Nm’walk
«lulo-miixun will lquw- on thi- 11:53
ham.
1"; . . .
1“}.9 S a feelmg 0! SIM!!!“ Folimrimt r-lost» upon tho nn-
nount-vmq-tit of tho winning of tho
.w-
4‘
-0!“ you know fund. “8 .li-rswv milf at ”W Rzls‘lc-rn Stan-s Ex—
‘pnsiii-ui by l"l_':llll€ llrbplilns. Jr.. of
Huwlcyvillv. “0rd “:13 rrcrlvcd at the
H‘nrm llurrnu yostrnlay from L. 3‘,
Juhllsnn. ooumy club ham-r of {ur-
lhvr Vir-lorim mm by i"nirfir~ld Coun-
ty hogs and girls at tlu- Inir. The
Qunl'uv (‘unnlng club of Stamford.
tho championship canning Ch“) of the
sink. won M‘vnnd prize in the inn-r-
smto canning cunlst yesterday. Thu
tlzlnl honor to full to club memlwrs
of Fairf‘mhi vaunty is the prlzp win-
nlm: pits. "Gill." rxhihllvd by Sit-Him:
\Vhih- or liillzo‘lin-H. and a mrlmbrr of
Ur lliulmltidlrl l'ii: (-lul». Mr. John-
son and ilw mt-miwm of tho 00mm)?-
ins: (‘luh teams, ain- still ll‘ Spy-lamina.
with us and it is conven-
to pay $11 bill: by check-
':‘:r;rugh our Bank.
Mru' mum flunk w;
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THE PROFILES
TRUST co.
. traffic ordinance in not going-worm:
.the dummy under
aunt only tin» slate law. but also of al
win-rt: lilo) 1m.“ ln-m‘l Mfr-1min»: thi-
Eumrrn Suit-s fnir all this whit
They are r-xzzsr'tmi to n-iurn this
n-vvninz.
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.-——- ——Meet7ng of the Dem. Sufiragetts
. fth2d3d d5tth 'II
“E CARRY A FULL LINE 2e hf... “at onyanHan, Ma'oaitfiéc
-—01-— Monday evening at 8.
FOSS'QUALITY '
—and—
PREMIER cnocom'ms CLOTHING
aid-.3011 Powell corp. FURNISHINGS
r~(leH NORWALK --for-—
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
' Children's Store
31 West Washington 80. Nam-1h
The Young
«Whodounotlayupmmi
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i ‘i' "i3 you open 9. Saw.
-E ‘- -‘ Account here you , lay: up regrets.
"y: ' rend ll;
,_.”s:~scels:te in } 5 Start a saving: account now
. 1:; . while wages are high and in a
I :i"; (limit until you ‘1 few years you will have a. 8006 E
' r. eposit a big sized accoun
.Junt. t. l
4 Per Cent. in
Savings
south 'Nmii
. $71311, BUT NOW.
:2; the help of 0111'
interest and friend-
trance in your
. transaction: you
' : 32-11 have a. pretty
3 account.
xnmmrflm-
~‘_. rung; 5:95:14: .' l5.) 2.. < in“ 'uyn‘ 2.15
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m R. Merry of Wu. on; Shea-m Ednrd B. Menu. of No.
rested 3'95:me noon by W 23 mm ”flaw
Frank Smith}: [or n» dual-n o( (be for a:. 1m! m mar.
1|. 4.. than. has. the mt.
the Washington
street nge. was fined 310 by Judge Andrew C. W 2': mam
Vosburgh in the down-town com to an 36“.. My.
this morning. that some one has been stealing his
Ch't‘ktm. “’ithin the past month he
-Fine assortment of Caps.~0’8r!en’s. has but has chicken-u . i
A! 5:20 o'clock Inn 9“ W'
Otner, 18:9 Seventh avenue. New
York city. ran his car inio the curb, ,
on \Veotport hill. smashing a 'M‘
No one was hurt. by the. occldent.
‘#
Cockefioe Tribe. SO. 31. m g N.»
ular tension. last night. in their ‘13.!
wow. 25 Main street .3! Which a large ~
hon-tor of Red-kins Wm welt-n1. :
than; talks «to exam m8 “cl
meeting. after which a (out was neg-v- '
rod in the banquet hall. The club
room committee reported tint plans!
for a mmuorade bull and Mail
v
dance. to be “held Oct. 6th. were pro-l
Thoo'o mnn in Xorwalk Interested
in the formation at a tooth.“ ten
for thb full, are reansted to meet at
tho “wok-r grounds tomorrow Turn-
ing at“) o'clock. when the M broc-
tice of the moon will be held": a
name asleep-d for the team. and no-
te r‘uil for the team and for substitutes
vhosen. ‘
Mrs. Lottie [‘aync. mm Grand
Commander and a. delegation o!
monilmrs from Old Well Coma-
cry. visited llluinc Commandery in
hanbury last night. when that com-
mandery inaugurated its (oil activi-
m. with n ma:- 11":le there a limit and a his till! i- cxpeeted by
which Mrs. Payne and other date all. 9
officers were guests. ’
About thirty~nve members of mm.
col. Cal-en 0. U. A. )1, went to;
Bridgeport. last Thursday evening.‘
and the degree team initiated
members {or the Bridgeport Council.
All land a wonderful tune. The Lin-l
coin Council orchestra provided mus~l
iv, and there was a fine supper. At
the meeting last evening on unit...
that to attend services in the Boway-
ton Methodist Episcopal Church, next
Sandi: evening, was accepted and a.
large delegation is expected there..
The members had a most elaborauc
supper. the host beinz Frederick aeo-
One or me best thing- that the
Connecticut Trolley Company did this
\\'Prk wan in changing the exit and
ontr) for the passengers from the
middle of the road to the side walk
sidv of tho strems and especially was
this a big improvement on the Nor-
vvulk Division in tin:- lhrhn lect‘nn.
wnich prn’ious to this choke has
ir-u-u the Er‘t‘m‘: of several bad occl-
1‘“ As. both at night and in the day
:imr. At [inns it was almost impos-
sible fur the drhcfl! oi the automo—
bih-s to kwp from hitting those who
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vary stun-ling in the and-lie of the geld, who entertained in I most lav-
Post Road waiting for the trolley 13h manner. .
car. At night this wan most dang!"- -———--—‘ l
T. K. Smith of l-‘ranve 81ml was
~Irnrstvd )Iflerday anornoon on Kort!!!
Hun sin-ct bz. Chivt of Pellet \Vllg
“an ll. Pennington and Deteciive
Sergt. Thomas Hum following an ac-;
cklenl lr-twven Smiih, who was driv-i
[me an automobile dawn North lain;
street. and Joseph Sherwood. riding a.
nxoiorcycle. Sherwood was struck'
and ihrown to the ground. his right
lt-g being sr-ver-iy lsrulswi. Smith. who'
has bum in Norwalk since Junr. had;
no driver's license and Claimvd that.
hv did uni know that one was news-r
nary. us he was the owner at the car.
hi: was di‘iving. le ruse ha. her-n»
continual until Monday mm at 9‘
o'clock.
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--Peo 00.1 It Harris & Gnu.
our, and the: m-w rulv now in effect
should pr: u-nt many acridenll.
I 0
All women [unrated In tho Dom.-
cratic Party are respccivcly request.
ed to attend.
THE MlSERY 0F
BAGKAGBE
Rancved by Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable-Cw
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Biuskngon. T!Zc!1.—~‘Tor six years I
filmm‘t
M
mmommnwnaimam
11¢ has communal:
id” the bull.
mm“ . H— \
——All styles Sol; Ham—0W5
omwa man" (it
3"! Kilt Her Leda Dork .Id
moo-1. MM 8... To- and
m.
- (lurke- your hit with
Sage Tu and Sulphur. no one can
tell, been” if: m It naturally. no
evenly. MIMI m- ulna-'0.
though, nt hop e In many and trouble-
me. At little cost you on buy at
any drug mm tho really-tom m
tuition, [mm-oval by the addition at
m lama—to coll-I "Wyatt'-
Sage nd Sulphur Cocoon-d." You
just damped 3 some or Inn hruh
with it and draw m: through your
Mr. inking one can." stand at a
time. By morning all my hair dis—
Ippean. and utter gnome:- applica-
tion or am. star but become: ion-
"Tm, darkened, (buy all lumi-
an .
Gray. faded hit. though no als-
mce, is a sign oi old age. 1nd :3
we .11 desire 1 ~ mm and attrac—
tive mm buy at once
with Wyoth’s Sate one Sulphur Con»
pound ond look mt! WP.
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von-hawzy ouvs 7mm low mu“
m YORK, 8m.» . 23.»:«1‘9 body
of Olive Thou-n. ”on m
trees. v50 died Mfr h M a!
nervous! m lmd hon today
on (he stoomohip Maui-eta“.
funeral services will
My
Episcopal Church, when I!“ Tho-
on run as? any.” W -
“mm-Irma“
M
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Th.
be be“ not!
in SL Thomas' Prue“
ran-u. nut-Io
um
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. New .1920 Mitchell
Delivered atoncetoyonrzuue. undamanfltu‘
81900
NEW MAXWELL
TOURING CAR 08 mm
W delivery to your angle, on «his poll for
81275
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
. a anaemia.
PBOII 103-4 '0. 103'“
ForOctoher.0nnl.
mama!
mmuw
i mfiflm.
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ForSeotenher.BooofiI-. ‘
IX?!" WATCHHAKER
AND CLOCKIAKER
”It.“ and OPTIOIAN
ummnncsr.
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.EadyISeaso .. 11 Shooting
For early season duck shooting and all un-
land small game. buv 3 Winchester 16-
22mm or manure Model 12 Hammer-lea
Reoeatina Shotmm and “loader" or "Re-
peater” Shells.
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
The W'mchester Store - 80. No
“‘33 so weak in my back “time: that I
could
“13"”.an Lydi: E. Pinkhm
and was recom-
mended to me on!
VegetableCom‘
Random: .1!
if I!“ ”fix“
lam bib."
my work. I highly
recommend y o u 1-.
medicine and tell
crvryooc l m e o t 3
wind it did lot In.”
-—.\[n. G. m
Muskcgon, Mich.“
l
rm, 7: Oak St,
Woman’s Preaous Gift 1, *
The one WhiQh she should most w- ' i
rusly guard is her health, but she often " ‘ '
nvgiccts- to do '0 in “not ulfil no.
ailment pcvulirtr iu lwr sex has fastened
list-if upon k-"r. “'lwn so 1:11ch
u-mmn my rrly nfnn Lydia E. Pink-
ivam‘q Vegihhh- (‘ompoumL a remedy
that has Lat-n wonderfully New”!!! in
restoring Tuvalu: to sullering worm-n. . ‘
It you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Virgo-able Com‘
pound will holy Yvon, write to Lydia E. ll
l’in‘.ham Marilemu Co. (mnfi‘lcniinib.
Lynn. Hays“ fur “Tit-e. Your letter ‘ .-
will he opcned. read and answer!!! by :-
svomnn, on; hall in strict mnfidcncc.
_ The
Textile Store
T AILORS
ATTENTION !
A limited quantity of ’All}
warmwmmi
1M»- w-.....—.M 4.-.-.. .
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7r
Miak'num'w
weartobosold
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at $1 .75 mi.
L
The
Textile Store
136 Washington
Street
South Norwalk
r7
88er value
.,
are here.
Chevrolet Cars . 1
Theolooed cor mwill
mnbowithn‘.. . . -.
Baveaiyundno. ‘etytnd
phoeyonrordcnow._
AmrwiihTW-m‘“ V
P. [Illa-”W ,; - o '
desired. . ‘ iMany “With rlch fur
working; 7
’ Suits ‘
tgnrlch Browns and Enlighten}: bldos: of
"clout cheviot broadcloth and tricotine.
trimming: number
ginople bcaoty
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'7” 42." 1.3;. my? . v. ‘ 'r ‘ i {I
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and-fabric value and you in this assembly
'0! We mum-s. .
Both are essential. Good stylocan- hardly atone for any lack in fabric.
'lent fabric is of little worth unless tailored To correct and appropriate style.
B
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' Coats
in those ~iauniry new obort models and
in graceful long; offects: of bolivia cal
a
velour;'ah¢l',tih‘shltone and Cheviot on:
Landsa‘nie'velvét' Flush: with number J
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Norwalk Chronicler