Italian! b
_ fronts in New llngland.
' .clsar weather will prevail
weather.
W“
Water llecoril.
am above zero.
m Alonso for Tomorrow.
l Bun tints I High Tide
at can at 919
M Holes oi Inlenrsl.
. at 8:26
m Congregational church.
, service, with special music
“on by the pastor on ”The Year
MUD,” 'is in preparation for
, , l . In the evening the Sunday
,I "hold a rally concert service,
' ' not which is in charge of
_ . c and capable committee.
WW! after Rally Sunday a rally
tertainment will he held.
Guilt church, yesterday, it was an-
Iina circula- that the daily ser-
‘ofthe mission which is to be held
. November 5 to 15, would consist of
_ celebration of Holy Communion.
3 service and address. afternoon
u. for children, evening service and
“Young People’s Society at Christian
imp! the South Norwalk Baptist
,ij‘lflanging a rally and social to
lane week from tomorrow night.
‘be an interesting programme
. ents. All will be welcome.
tls al service was held at St.
4 ’3 church yesterday, at the close of
I ‘I morning service. it was conducted
R". C. M. Selieck.’ Three infants re
‘ tithe rite.
,mrday’s benevolent olfering in the
i Norwallr Congregational church
to: the American Board of Foreign
n ‘ the month of October the Young
H. Motehouse yesterday sang with
iitMriicid choir of Grace church. lie
probably be permanently engaged.
King’s Daughters of 'l‘riuli _v church
_ id is meeting tomorrow night, in
- yschool room.
Climb Calendar.
. Norwallr Congregational. .\lou-
(financial, W. H. lluniiston, or-
iun. A. F. Wheeler, soprano, and
Me Barden, contralto. Tuesday,
I... prayer meeting of the Junior
0! Chflatian Endeavor. Topic,
“good Manners, and What is
0! Then? Leader, Norton lien—
Wednesday,i.00 to 5.00 p. 11)., in
We and social oi the W0.
Missionary association, in the
lactate room and parlors. 7:30 p.
mo’etlng and social of the
01 Christian Endeavor. with
910mm“. Thursday, Tali") p. m.
maniac. Topic, “lit-riding
_ , file.”
Congregational ~ At the ladlea'
on Wednesday at :lzilii p. m..
"vlor. who attended the recent
of Christian workers at the
nation in Northfleld, will give
the meeting. The subject of
evening’s meeting will be ”'l‘he
. 01 Our Peace." The pastor
m ,. - the meeting and the conver—
hoopened by Eben Hilton. At
of the Junior Endeavor next
‘34! o’clock, the newly elected
Edwin Parker Clerk, will give
“in Jnnlor Endeavor rally at
convention in Boston, which
ill
‘hn-Ameeting of St. Phil-
wiilhs held tonight in the
A devotional initiating at
; ~ Brotherhood of St. An-
‘ be Thursday nightin the
. the close 0! the regular
delegate’s report oil the con.»
>3!“ The Weekly most-
’a branch oi the Guild
Wednesday sltellnoon at
home at Mrs. Robert Van-
! Baptist~Thelle will be
We at the ‘ S.
‘ lv“,7 It!
in
7:46! o’clock
It 7:80 ol’clock, a
'* ' «more commllttee will
may reque ted that
mt. Thai oman’s
W its molar monthly
meeting Wait
cum, these pills did the war for me,
in“ h' and I am now free from head-
"flint, aches, and a well inun."-(YHAS.
as a circula-
...v.'::::l;t*.;::l‘: And D'le .
'ioa'oftbiiotherihree . At world’s Fair.
_4 W... :22:
Hillel-all anon Forecast
_ cloudy weather} will prevail.
Mature. local lain and trash.
. t to westerly wind r. lollowed by
“Moon or oval-lay. and by a
0n
. Win-tam the mountain regions.
_. antic), winds. and on Wednes-
,,
Wpolnt ot the thermometer for
tourhours ending at noon today
I Low Tide
will be Rally Sunday at the
"‘5 “lined 'goodimn . ‘ media:
for sick beahache andiiilll‘uenesa,
with which I‘was troubled for a
a long time but it was not until
I began taking
. ‘llalbarllc Pills _.
that I received anything like per-
manent benefit. "A sin to box of
. Iiurcumoa, East Auburn, Mo.
Medal
Wu...” »
”nowmon.
York parties.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
I
taken with cramps last Saturday morn-
ing, and was taken to Silliman‘a drug
store for medical attendance. lie remain
ed there until afternoon. when his con-
dition permitted at his being taken to his
home in Greenwich.
Thomas Whitney, of New Canaan, was
coming out of the driveway of the Metlio~
dist church last Friday night, when his.
horse became unruly and ran into Henry
Burtis‘ team. The shafts 01 Mr. Whit
ney's wagon Were broken.
,Sevcral energetic ladies are preparing
for the Hobbie Post lair at Stamford next
month.‘ Mrs. Charles Hobbie showa
some prettily dressed dolls they are to
send in soon.
Ivanhoe Castle lair closed Saturday
night, having been more successful than
any of its predecessors. The attendance
each night was verylarge.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Austin and son
Francis have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Minor, of Greenwich.
The Mandolin club, of New Canaan,
are preparing to give a concert at llarieu
in the near future.
The New Canaan band will visit the
Soldiers‘ Home at Noroton Heights, on
Friday, October 4.
o The Harvest Home festival and fair of
the Methodist. church will take place
October 50 and ill.
Miss E. M. Sherwood has changed her
residence and is now with Mrs. l“. W.
ilariner.
.‘ir. and Mrs. William Langdon, Sr
are vistiug friends in liocltvlllle (‘enteiz
w
A valuable dog owned by l‘lnrry Street
was poisoned last Thursday night.
James \l'illmott has gone to Bridge
port fora three wreks' stuv.
Mr. and Mrs. l'harios Millspaugh are
visiting in Newark, N. J.
BROAD RIVER.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ross was
held this afternoon at 2:.‘lilo'cloek. at the
West Norwalk chapel. Rev. C. M. Sel<
let-k oilieiateii. Mrs. lines was an old
resident of this section of the town.
It is reported that a black snake meme
tiring eight or ten feet in length has been
seen in the vicinity of liedgewood farm.
A lad named \‘oorhees claims to have
seen it. .
Mrs. and Miss Youngs, oi Schenectady,
N. Y., will arrive at Highland Grove,
Wednesday, for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. lleeclier, who have been
staying at liedgewood, in Broad River,
returned to Newark today.
‘Miss Jennie Starkweather, of New
York city, is a guest at Highland Grove.
The condition of Mrs. Harry Chittim
remains the same.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Oil in “The Slar Gazer."
A more eccentric comedian has not vis~
ited us than Joe “it. who appeared in
"The Star‘llazer" at iioyt‘s Theatre,
Saturday night. The entire production
met with high favor, as was evinced by
the warm applause awarded. The pre-
sentation was bright anti pleasing. The
continuing was very attractive and Mr.
(at was surrounded by a capable oom~
puny. 'l‘hey danced and sung solos, quar-
tettesaudchorusesin a dolightlul man-
ner. The colnpany'aplanist is an accent-t
plished musician and entertained the midi;
once during the walls. The music by
Smythe was lirahclass. The next attrac-
tion will be Edward liarrigan, Tuesday,
October H. lie will be follmved by the
YER’S'
Patrick Kelly, of Lenox Hill, ”has pur-
chasedauew team of horses from New
' “'illiam Flood, a stone mason employ-
ed on William Wuerz's new residence,th
at each side oi the placket in renter, a
sensonaide material. in less showy t'illUl"
attractive appearance: black and white
forming very stylish combinations.
26, 29* and till inches waist measure.
2.“: cents.
‘ I have "study that has
bad m at Till!“ standing.
Week I will give
to any euflerer. Ask for I
HALh’fi CURE for ASTHMA,
HALL iiag'glst.‘
at”... “a.
seaport omens
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A Tissue Paper Pattern oi this Garment
May be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Iiazar
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns of gar-
ments. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom-
pany each pattern.
LADIES’ TOILETTZS
“Ni—BASQUE OHS—"SKIRT
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Pink crepon is here delicately combined
with cream colored chlti'on and lace. pink
velvet and handsome rhinstone buttons
decorating the stylish corsage. The rath-
er tancitulwaist is cut in short basque
style. with points back and trout, the
seamless back and front being arranged
over glove-titted linings, with the usual
double bust darts and other seams. The
closing can be made in center front, or
at the shoulder and under-arm seams, as
preferred: Tile lull ehill'ou yoke is gath.
cred and arranged in crosswise wrinkles
which cover the standing collar. the pretty
rhinestone buttons closing it in center
front. A crosswise band of insertion separ—
ates the voke from the full front.
(‘reain colored lace is arranged ill a fichil
that falls around the back below the.
shoulders at round yoke tiepth, crossing
lll'iOW the bust in front and falling to the
knees over the skirt. llowa and rosettes
of pink velvet decorate the shoulders and
onml loans
For One ‘
A TRIAL Home FREE. if
, ,it rm 1 pleasing-sight to look into our store this
quality. tor tic.
. . 1 ‘ recession.»
Cor. Main and Wall Sts., Norwalk'
put well and m the hustle and bustle. Business
Vie sold mm goods last Saturday than any day since on. We
very wagons in order that our customers would have their
are never better in early tell.
were obliged to put on extra deli
goods on time;
This Week We Shall continue the Great Sale.
Dress Goods. Blankeisandcomioriables
10 pieces Fancy Mlxlures,4ilc quality, We shall well the 9th case of those
Gloves.
for 25c. ‘ . 2'5 dozen Ladica' Fine Cflflhmere
5»in a“ ml Hemline. 75c quaI- G’v.ll‘i.l”.'::lt.?lii:°i:l:t.fi“:.::°h “'9“ 9"” by WNW” “i 250, Per
ity, ’°' 37i° This “mm b” “‘5'" been that $1 50 Blanket for 98': each. They pair, 9
'9" than 75° . won't last over an hour or two. . , 12 1" “ms’
15 Pit?" BM“ “ohm fancy» 49c Fancy Chintz Com!ortables,tho $110 “‘1'“ ”NO"- Em“ Fine Cash-
“13.35;:th inch all i I di ’1' 'll ones (0,, title rigour, the newest and best made. Value
woo n a m l c. r air ’
‘1 q usiity, 506. 2 Double Faced Comfortable, the $1.39 pe P v
' 50 cents
Underwear and Hosiery.
ones for $1 69
Wrappers n.....~ Fleeced Rib
Vestsnnd pants, extra
line is now open-Dark prioe,39.:, ailsizea,
width, shirt and trimmed, 25 cents.
3_5 dozen Ledies’ Hermsdorf dye,
phced heel and toe, extra heavy Stock.
one, full weight. per pair,
ones for 980. .
Silkolene Down
lined, $225
10 pieces 40 inch Novelty, arson and
red, blue and red, 98:: quality, 49c.
ti pieces 50inch Black Clay Diagonal,
98c quality, 500.
Jackets and tapes. 0... ....
is was rather hot, they said. last week, Chintz, {all
butlhis week it may be cold. flow. 98c
ever, here is your chance to buy new
styles very cheap.
10 new Capes, 180 inch sweep, $10
Comfortablrs plain
bed Egyptian
heavy, regular
Black and white, red and black, full 5
sleeved Outing Flannel Wrappers, $1 75. i
. 15 cents
ones for $5. ‘ . . .
tofgpew JEN“. ripple back. 810 ones Llnen' lhzoeggizsfgeBgl): 32:81:: 5:3th 23‘1ng,
P‘b As you know we sell Table Linen 25 ' '
_lo new Plush Capes, $15 ones for per cent. lower lhany any New York N“ more thanfgfififigm‘om“
3‘0?!)- B l J k 94 f store. .If you don‘t believe it, give us it Another small l-t ' '1 3‘,
"Eiggew once ac eta. to ones or quotntlfl). and we shall go under it Ladies’ 8' eavy Weig‘lillgiggczd ‘Ies‘ggieudl
‘ ' e'gOyilltcETable Linen colored border Pants. bought as secor’idenirste “'5 3:"
”"8"". 22 coals. ' ually worth 62c, while the lot lasts,
9-4 Full Bleached Muslin. 25: quality, . 50 inch Full Bleached Lines, The qual- 29 cents.
:03:th bl bed in u '0, n "’5'!" h H ltaoBcemsed Li L d ' u d
, a one us a, Jc uai y, inc 9; leach non "5c
mm,“ ‘1 (With ,0, . . a IBS ll OIWEBT.
94 Unbleached Light Weight, 18
quality. tor 12c. ,
44 Unbleached, Heavy Weight,
I
U
70 Q2
45 cents
72 inch Full Bleached Satin Damask, U
quality [or
Skill.
Don't miss this sale of Ladies’ Muslin
nderwear Prices that will surprise
you. We haven’t the space to quote
prices. Come and look at them.
MILLINERY OPENING!
We shall have our Millinery Opening on Saturday and Monday. All the latest Paris and
London Novelties in Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Etc. You are cordially invited to attend the
opening.
Furniture Coupons Good Until October I.
TELEPHONE CALL, 57-4.
THE BOSTON STORE
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk.
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waist, folds of the velvet. outlining the
basque all around.
The skirt. in latest mode. is shaped in
three-portions, and is of tillillii‘, though
not exaggerated hviiltli. The circular
front lite ~luoothly at the top, without
dart. or seam, and fails in natural ripples
below the hips. 'l‘he bucks uu-t-t in a bias
scam in center, and are disposed in plaits
attire top, which {all in double gullris
band oi elastic tucked underneath
holding them in position.
Gowns in this style can be made of any
int: and garnilure, without llihSk‘lllllK its
t
with jet, or brown and earn with gilt,
Waist moo is cut ill six sizes, viz: 3'3, 5“,
It, :lfi, iii, and it inches bust measure.
Skirt Mill is out In live sizes; viz. 3:2, ‘3l
The retail price at waist pattern is
Skirt 30 cents.
Quantity of material ti inches wide.
For waist. i ’ '
3;! inches bust measure, L“; yards.
36 inches bust iiieaaure. 3 yards.
in inches bust measure, 3', yards.
4'3 int-lies bust measure, ii! ,, yards.
li‘or skirt. ‘
:32 inches waist pleasure. 5 yards.
till inches waist pleasure, 5‘, yards.
:lii inches waist "manure, 5:; yards.
EVElllllB SENTlllEl llllIIPIlI
ENTITMNG TO ONE PATTERN ANY
HIZE..OF NO. Hill's, Mill
itut this out, tilt in your pants and address
and mail or taint to
Stuilevanl's Bargain 'iiousa.
NAME..- .. . ..
ADDRESS.
iwrrsus unattributed. him}... In..-»
This comma and lit ole. will mums shove
pattern at riturtevant‘
great ltobert Mantelle, October l2.
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What it doing 0» Tonight.
Pioneer thistle, Ancient Order Knights
of the Mystic Chain, of Norwnilt, will
visit Palestine Castle, South Norwaik.
The fourth degree will be worked, follow.
ed by refreshments.
Regular meeting of Our lirothers’
Lodge, No. iii, independent. Order of Odd»
follows, in their hall in the Atllonlram
building.
An invitation sociable will be given by
Hermannsohne Liederkram. in their hall,
Gazette building.
Concord division, Sons of Temperance,
will elect oilicere.
“W O. PM“. \
The Imperial Crown loo cigar is made
at the best imported tobacco that comes
tooar shores. Try one at G. 8. Traw-
,1-
e. North Main and
“mm" H w ill
Rilppmculylilillm‘nn a:
i In
i
That run lirnhi‘ your
Dolly‘s lmui'!
(build you make it
win-ir- by or) tag
'i'lll your rye and
lime turn will
Ohmomylllllrsweei-
Pll'l.
Such a thing Would .
"overdo: “
You should have your 7
pa ammioiit will.
‘ k ls 't Liquid Ollie. ‘
Both Dolly. and Del ornate saved
by the practice of mending broken or, r:
iicles, and it is“i'ouno nnmey" ii the ..
things will slip blended. Le Page's '
(liliels lherlmngrsion earl l1.
. it ties slowly enough for you in _
. make a close Joint. and when it is '
’ “ str"-lhere is your Dolly or your /
Dolkr at
a
; Mo’olool , at the
. w ‘
.3. .
bridge & Go’s one store.
m...
Groceries in the town.
cup of elegant Java and Mocha Coffee that will tickle
used and no other will suit.
New Honey, New Catsup, New Citron,
Prices.
alums noun,
Children’s Vests, l’anta or Drawers in various grades of
white. natural wool, either ribbed or pills.
in Children's Ribbed Vesta and Pants at 25 cents.
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A DECLARATION.
We do not hesitate to declare that ours is the Best Selected, Cleanest and Forest Stock of
A E‘IKIQSII AllitIVAIn
of thirty packages of the choicest selections of Formorsa Teas direct from China that cannot be
beat for quality. These goods speak for themselves an
d people come for miles around to secure
hem. Our 50c lb. grade is fine flavor and will captivate you. What is more delightful than a
your palate? Isn’t there satisfaction in it?
BACON are the ideal of perfection—once
New Figs, New Jams, New Jellies, New Olive Oil, New Olives,
New Pickles and a Host of Good Things at Lowest
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
The celebrated FERRIS RAMS and BONELESS
a
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
[3‘2-
TELEPHONE CALL.
ARE YOU READY
TO BUY YOUR FALL SUPPLY OF
t
Merino - Underwear?
We have a lull assortment of lienls', [miles' and Seconds of 8m,” Worth 50 cents to 75 cents
fipecialhargainh Cente’ Shirts and Drslvere at 89
cents.
BdCML BARGAINS flit-condo of grade worth :10 cents.
All Departments Fall Goods N ow Ready.
A. DICKERMANSLSON,
Nov 84 “some” £18m
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