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daily Doings—.— oi the People of Her-
Init- aud South lionelk.
l -' .. WEATHER NOTES,
i’ anut tor Connecticut: Fair to-
night. and Tuesday; cooler Tuesday
morning; north winds.
An area or high barometer is central
over the lake regions‘with a low bar-
ometer appearing in the northwest.
. Rain is tailing on the gall cam and n
Kansas and Nebraska. Pleasant weath
or prevails in other sections . Unus~
unity low temperaturess still contlni
as far south as Texas. ‘
Tito Wail street maeadam was clean
ed early this morning.
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The town assessors will commence
their labors on Friday. October 14.
The radiators tor the Norwalk hotel
lsteam heating plant arrived this morn-
ng.
Robert Van Buren took a party of
young people to New York, Saturday,
to attend the theatre.
Winfield Scott has been appointed
the third member 01 the Norwaik city
board of registration.
The Nomad; Hospital association di~
rectors will hold their monthly meet-
ing at, the Norwnlk club, tonight.
A delivery wagon owned by the Glen-
lIrook Bottling Works ran over a boy
in it'airiiold avenue, Saturday alter-
noon br.tii Ilng one of his feet quite
badly.
—Soiio & Co. are ready'ror tall bus-
iners in (‘urpet Cleaning. remaking
mattresses and renovating feathers
Address, 14 Knight street, Norwulk.
A bicyclist, who was coasting down
theliiigb stre3t hill, Saturday after-
noon, ern into the city iiower mound ~
near 'i‘rinity church.
had tall.
and received It
Mr. and Mrs. James ii. Stevens. who
hays been conducting the Union House.
at iieli lsland.h2tve leased one of Wil-
liam ll. Smith's homes at it Franklin
strait.
Three trains bearing the members of
THE 80
Basins“ in good et the
Straw works.
Wheeler
Attorney '1‘. Farrar Burke, left South
Norwalk, today. for Cheyenne, Wyom-
int. .
The barge G. B. Boren is discharging,
a cargo or brick at Raymond Brothers'
dock.
High mass and vesper services were
resumed at St. Mary's church. yester-
day.
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Harry W. Mather, the‘contractor. is
erecting a barn in the rear of his res-
idenco.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R., will
have a bean bake tonight at its room in
South Main street.
Old Well ilook and Ladder company
will hold its semi-annual business meet-
ing tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Norwnik Street Railway is now
running closed curs morning anti even-
ing, owing to the ("GUI weather.
It now looks as I! Norwalk people
would‘be compelled to forego the plea-
sure of an open air concert this season.
Concord division. S. of 'i‘., and Our
Brothers’ lodge. l. 0. 0. iI‘., will hold
their regular weekly meeting tonight.
A party or drunken men in Stevens'I
woods, yesttrdoy, made lite miserable
for the residents oi the neighborhood.
‘ speed.
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Absolute
Pure
MVM IMIM men 60., I" rm.
fi
Joseph McCarthy and Miss Mary Mn-
lIoney are soon to wed.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith is l'
king preparations to move.
,i.ouis Smalley. of New Haven,
pending the week in Norwaik.
ls
Washington Chapter, it. A. M. will
hold a meeting Wtdnesdny night.
Thomas Word has up romising young :
colt which shows signs or considerni
iI‘rank Wilcck has given up his shoe.
store in Main street. and moved his:
repairing business to the bisement un- E
derneath. i
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The seieetmen have It uIrI-e of menl
at onk totlny cleaning up the Wilton;
rond, preparatory to commencing the!
road repairs. .
ilcv F. E Robbins Is to speak upon.
No License In sIIII'rIIi places during the
week. Next Sunday he will address It
big rally in iiruniord.
The itII'gI-st line 0! cameras and slip-'
plies In the Norwalks is carried b).
I\\’Iiliant iiI-I-Irs, the NIIrII'nlk stIItioner.
All mnkIIs or t‘liiiit‘l‘ils t‘lllirlIllllIy or
bond.
MtIr finishing his labors :It the Nor- ‘
\IIIIlk Ilitptlrt t'lilli'l'll. ltcr. F. ii. itob-
bins will lake .II “‘0“ earned rIIst t'III
six months. tuning up iIi~ resideuIIII in
With I". dry.
the Fifth Massachusetts VolunteIrs.
bounds from South lI‘I ’Illillllitll'tlll i
.\l:I.~~'.. to Camp Mood pIsIId ItIIIIIIgt .I
South NIIrutIlk. last night.
”min Lodge. No. 97. l. 0. t). R. best
two sets of paraphernalia at. the Lodge I
rooms for nillti‘ovtll. I\i moors are III-— ‘
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home Sunday. lifttfl' spending a month.
in New Canaan.
Judge A ll. Woodward and \ttorney
I .IIIi Wntner the returned home ironII
their trip ”0“" east. i
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Sundry alter next will be Rev 1’. i2.
itobbins' last Sunday as pastor of tilt‘l
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-bootit at the opening supper rat the new 1'
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ought to try it? I I
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“KIN
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‘ Bought by the Government for Army and Navy.
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A BARGAIN IN
Canned Fruits.
Egg Plums, (ireen (loge Plums,
Lemon Cling Peaches,
Y ellow Free Peaches,
A Iricots, Cherries, Strawberries
3 I calls; sold for 2(lund 25c; all at
Deli-III ever-en
teseneueevI-u 01
150 per can.
E. H. MOREHOUSE
The West Avenue Grocer.
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Low s (lt'i-l. Low prices.
Si 20, $1.25, $150, $1.76.
OXFORD TIESI
handsome enough to adorn any foot
low enough to suggest the ease and
comfortoi II tillmwl, and presentlngull
the wear that the best anti fittest of
Oxfords can possess, are seen in our su-
perb shoe display thIIt’ s now attracting
more genuine attention and admiration
~ titan anything else in South Norw.aik
Asltoe's II small thing, but there's"
world or satisiHIIIItioII III a good one, and
our Oxfords are II, rare combination of
high I ualities in suimner t‘IxItweur.
“50, 050,
C. H. GALE,
no Washington 81.. So. Norwaik.
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l’hone 138-2.
“Buy Oats That’s Clean,”
The school mnrnt would tell me, is not
it grammatical phrase, but it’s It sen-
it‘llt'L‘. so chtII-II' full of sound common
sense, and good advice, that I trust you'll
boas-ready to overlook the fault as to
proiit by the advice.
IIIIy (lots that's clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
‘\ /~\/--\\/~WW—VM
For the next ten days you Will buy all kinds of mil-
TILLOTSON & MILLS,
MILLINERY EMPORIUM.
Iinery at about your own Iitrures.
I It“ trim: sole ofodds and cudsofthis season's
Istylcs
\\ a must II. we room for new «mods and new deport-
IIIIIIIts to llt‘ opened III II few days.
Tillotson St Mills,
86 Washington street.
South Norwnlk. Conn. 120 and 295 Sheet. 'l'zt‘IlI
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PREEFERS FOR CHILDREN. t.
:f Iliirtl the timid for school wear.
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$1.25
r‘Ji‘f“- . .s
H. KRIEGER,
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
. ' I-Iwwwrmrzrv-eww I IN
Special Sale ofHOSIER
w-dIIz. Iiadles’ Fast. Black Hose, 35 dII/.. Children s Fast Black
regulurrnudc, usual price lilo. ' 10 llilth-d Hose, sizes 5 to 0 in.;
leLe for this sale, pcrpair...... O usual price 151‘; price for this 106,.
sale, perpttir... .... ... ... ............
Light Weight Underwear for W,
men and ('llIIIIl't'lI.
Prepare yonrsoivts for the cool
weather to come.
25 doz. Children’s lt‘ast Bluek
Ribbed Hose, sizes ti to ”in;
usual price We; Iprit-e for this
sale, per pair
123.0
EDWARD STREET.
No. 5 Gazette Building: Norwalk.
Foxs Hand Loaded Shells.
All Good Shots Use Them.
$2.00 per 100.
Order Now.
Fox Cycle & Hardware 00.
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' 120 Washington t-ltreet,
South Norwalk.
WILLIS H. SELLECKI-Ithe Hustiiug Clothier.
WHEELMEN’S CHANCE.
We haven few pairs of all wool Golf Trousers that sold
for $2.50- you (I: III buy them now for $1. 50.
Men’s Golf and Bicycle Suits.
All wool suits that we asked 55, II, IMO. 'I' and 8.50 for, are
HOWllllll‘kt‘tl$ii.7I-l,1.50, 5-). 5.25 and 6.50. On some 0!
these stilts we have all sizes. (.ireat reduction in price on
all Men‘s. iioys' and Children’s Suits.
Willis .. H. Selleck,
Clothier and Furnisher,
30. 50 warn. STREET,
NORWALK.
“There is no Kodak
butthe
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on hand. lIitlgl~l lllllil I.I ~up piv ~I ll'l' iII tiIeI-itI.
SCHOOL BOOKS AT NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES.
Kindly I‘II"III-t IIIIIIII tIIII~I pti- II.I: ‘
......Ecii000Peilioiders..... ......ic
i000 Rubber Tip Pencils ........ ic‘000 htthbet Erasers ...... iron to tip
inlets and Scholars' Companions. . . . . .50
WILLIRM P. BEEROI
limbo-tier and t-‘tutioner.
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Nut. Steve and End Coal. $5 per ton, delivered.
NO DUCT.
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Norwalk Chronicler