ALII business oommunlcatlons Lilli-m
Ii allies should be addressed to The
wool. Porsooal Isttera comma.
. L’IL' . .
«III L‘
Lli'ersohst for Norwalk and vicinity:
. ”John “7M?“
nous, M'ls able to be out again.
Frank Carrion,“
”hobbit.
VH1”! “8°
Fair tonight: Wednesday inc ng
. Edith rook} l
my.” no possibly use: grim . Frost,» of la ya
in ""3 low 32?“: W contra:
is meant , over 9 ups " i
IstroIduciIIIg cloudy ‘13:?an “wilght
u u t 0 upper s v
d western portion of thaws regiogV
It is moving slowly eastward and will
f , Mount the SI. Lawrsuos val-
or an cdnssdsy. V In the southern
rumor a... slum w lorobsbly reach
is car south as this vicinity.
“‘2de line. 6.11“. Egbert will be
“t ome" this evenins.s.ll:10.
WM—
James D. Jenlnngs. of Southport,
was in south Horw‘alk visitor-day.
m
The selectmen are paying bills to
day, ihio belug the first duy oi the
mouill.
Charles Bette of Monroe stI’eetL, is
threalfined with typhoid fever. He is
Todd being October let the law
goes 6 many kinus of game and the
hunters are happy.
Mr. and Mrs. S lvester Taylor, and
granddaughter “‘of oiwilk, have been
visiting In Dshbui‘y.‘ “
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i. Raymond.
and Mr and Mrs. William 1‘ Raymond.
are at the Pan-American Exposition.
-—F‘all Opening at S S.’l‘illotson's
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. 8d
Washington St
A large number cf people in The
Norwalks. went to New York today to
witenss ihe international yacht race.
Beginning with today. Rural MLaIl
Carr r Selleclt Woterbury will not,
hickory Bluff or Belle island.
William C . 0' Brien. of Plattsville
and avenue. fell down stairs a few
days ago and quite badly sprained hIIsL
EEK“) L ‘ ' ‘
or in;
rail
Inhton' has resumed his
ddte as on th West avenue line after a ‘
week's enforced vacation because of
illness.
~—-
The appealed cases of Joseph L.
Wait and '1‘ mass Reynolds. will be
hehrd teday n ‘tlie common ploasI court
in Bridgeport.
Bruce‘s Coerge W. Raymond, Who is
confined to his home on Union Park;
by illness. Is steadily improving.
though slowly.
Toolbar Cook. ion of Patrick Cook,-
who died about a week ago at his
home in Plattsville avenue, is critical‘
ly ill of pneumonia.
~Don’t fail to’L'LI‘come $200 worth of
oressdts given sway Thursday, 2 p. m.
ester Park. See ad.
Last night, at mid-night. the law
went off on esca..ops. Some anxious
"scallop" hunters were out after them
as soon asItlIe cinch-struck 12
XML. Land ILMrs. 'Edwsrd‘il. ISlm‘s, who
have been enjoying a wedding tour the
past two weeks, are expected In Nor-
walk tbdlty 'lilld‘wm take up “their
reeldence aI.It 17 North avenue.
tar—bf...—
NLsst midday the hours of the: stem-
Ing agrvlco at the South Norwslk Bap-
tist h.urch will be changed item the
summer to the winter schedule. It
WilliIiieI at‘I'l o'clock instead of 'l: {IIIIII‘II-
W"
Rev and Mrs. if. K. Noble, who have
been In Cleveland Ohio and other
points west on an extended trip, are
new at the Pan-American Ex ition
for a few days, and will probably re-
turn to their NorwalIkII home the last of
the week. . . 1.:
I
lie lb.
Legs Spring Lamb,
9c lb.
lilo ,,
Forequasfii WI).
g in lineoniLCLoo
fl Til” an d Pigo' First “I“‘Lm
I Barnes's Fresh Pork, Sausage. Hams
Wfllsririltlb I'
PUBLIC MAlilihT
32 South Main street
.uaitgv
,.
Bellini II
I‘MIUI! I: m ;.:
o
- “L’LMLL’LPLLLLL .4 ,I-
I 42le from the PsquierieaIi
" Tifir‘fililisy A. louvre...
A Pinochle on...) of twelve members
has been organised among the mem
bers of the Arlen Singing Society.
Tomorrow alteration the Ladies’ AId
society oi the South Norws... Metho‘
dist Church still hold a meeting.
m. m
mouths. Closing this of house lots.
90 each; 81 a week payments. Foster
ark. e ad.‘ I‘ -
Mm
walk, who Manger: spending some time
recently In am; has returned to
Norwalk to resido.
r i" . .
The Lamont Club of the South Nor-
Ian. Congregations ’1 Church um and
Its“ that meeting titer the summer vs
cation next Sunday . _ .
,J other. .. bridgebort. has been
points an assistant solicitor ans col-
lector for the South NorwsthI Interna-
national Correspondence scoo .
Fred SmithW is new in charge of ii
iii. Leenard’s bullied wagon In Bridge
port. He was Marty at the Ger-
InIIIIna Hotel in Railroad avenue.
Mrs. Jennie S. Smith, returned yeo-
908 '
tion, and reports having s del ght‘ful
fluid, and the Fair well worth nosing.
lions LMslkihg“hss resumed his
duties in the Norwalk store of F. D.
Lawton and Company after spending
his nodal vacation in New Iork and
Jiortiord. ,
William it. Thompson.- is enjoying
toe Pan- American. Mrs. Thompson Is
sltiiiii in“ centre New York. She
will go in a few days to Bullslo, and
join her husband
___
dutherated or doctored cigars
Is... a bad taste in your month. I'm
perlal Crown ciIinrs are pure tobacco
cigars. .
Pioneer Castle.A K. oi M. C., has
moved into the call of Concord Divi-I
hold their first meeting in their new
quarters 3"”er evenlngII.I .
LWh lpl y
.. Mr. and Mrs. Grows A. e .
the f‘ormel’helfig of the first of was.»
icy (remit. .Ilstt-Ion the 1.20 tramwa-
fig}, ayaitprnoen for Bowling, N. Y.
returning home thew will visit friends
in Brooklyn.
th1tI‘l‘lle Sentinel I! I ll oxalate;
as c
Edit 1.6% finds Jessica eo$3.
NoMlk have been crowded since the
yaoht race began. in e Associate
Press. The Sentinel" Its the best
newspaper service in the World!"
Bethlehem.- «ham made arrangements
to entertain the Preiates’ Association
:, Iiib Odnn‘ecticut tomdu’l‘bw night. cl :6“.
rooms in Red Mimi-I nail. Alla e‘p
gram has been‘ariangcd and cake and
cream will be served. it is desired
that every member be present.
Rev J Morris Coerr. rector of St
daughter,lia liav' ng about of meat enjoy-‘
able. va‘cstlbn st Nantucket. Mason.
Will be home to cénductI the services
and preach next nda ev. and
Mrs. Cdel‘r em all w Intel. till!
west to attend wedding of I‘ll.
stay in Nantucket, laid the corner
stone of St. Paul's Church. a beautiful
structure. costing mums $40.00!): and
built in memory of her father, by a
i ubiul daughter of the ohurch in
tell. I
LLRLeLv. Ernest hidrlatt. rector of the
Church of the Ascension, who has
‘ “rector, Rev. J.’
been assisti at t.
33L“ 3” “.3?“ the I
orr s .3. ' serv co.
Sundayoiflfil't“ prel of Our
Holy Saviour.“ idly! my Adams prs-
sided at the organ last Sunday, and R.
‘K. Poelay. the oherishsr. oi the parish.
presided on the mylous Sunday. dur-
i s abs Edward m. on
“$.32...
wssufuhlgllo AW.
I-IIAVY WIIGHT CARRIAGI
mat-«usual libel‘l‘u
Ills 91% outlier; :Ehmfil
W3" 4% Illiy Com
O
how and;
VI
1
can“
. Watkins Dow, ii. iii. domain and
3‘ .
(‘Ll , ”It: fl I
who has been confined
Westport avenue by lil5 , ‘
«Stewart avenue. LL
wold rover, is not so ,
8“Mr and Mrs C S. Trowbridgc of
Main street. are entertainiugI
'—-25 per LceutL."prollt gdaranteed Ind 5~
William J. Ddllnelly. formerly of Nero
sion. Sons of Temperance and will .
cm remain 1. week ‘a‘hd bofOre
* TileI‘LDlLlhilo’flii’I‘L dwindling the fact“
mayi readmission? Shepheids at .
Paul's Parish with his wife and » L
Wm“.
Nearly all the
sale? Mountings
more when preset
For this
WWW?!“
Linings—Ilsa, corner. rear
Notbtlb-Mloir India stallr‘osIsoI. " ‘ L
IDRE’IS tycoons “
stock is gone.
. hill! and still
WW mosses. Hat‘ loss
advertisdd’ item 3 are. L
Wild handrails at . LL
Rid butch. ‘UI'I‘ 2‘0"!!!“ them MIMIC
Plaid Milli oxford suiting, 5L8 Incline .
wide and every thread wool. such cloth ‘
as you usually and cheerfully pay 51f
yard for; '
SIxL pieces oi fancy slbellns nag
ay, caster, brown. blue and red
wide.
Left alLsILo. roar.
vows-rubs ,. -.
sue eosounovs.
lodged fashion author ty: ‘
‘1
nd ,
riot-d mixtures, rich effects, 58 inches , L
If If and worsted chcviors, tidb-
Thus says Delineator the acknow- '
Both velvets and velveteen will
buys a pronounced vogue thlt season
hibltod developed from these fabrics.
in favor.
spbrtd. In
for entire costumes as well as forésep-
arste waists and outer garments. Kai *
titer severe taller modesi’nre‘ also en.
the shades of‘llrownfantl my being
Corduroy characterised by a how
wide rib will be smart for the general- ,
utility dress: satire“ as" tor the ounces
summon my this hints:
rial is most fashionable though a rich
or dust color are titled. ' I '
shade of golden brave and also a tilt
in the collection“ these fabrics now
ready. eyery shade is Inumded-éevery
shade that's fashionableI from light to
dark from white to black.
German at 32. 50 yard.
«
H
yard;-
Corduroys, 50c and u yard.
Left aisle. rear
FOR WAISTS.
Veivets from American at 75c to due
VeiveteenIs. fancy and ”plain 75c and
Some new shades of chu‘dda cloth
have Just get out on the counter. An
ideal cloth fei- w‘aiists Is chudda. soft
and warm. out] but 35!! yard:
A new we istint looks like crepe,
thotlgh quite a little heavier had is
shown in light blue. cream. sink and
oils green. Dainty. 75c yard.
Scotch flannels in quiet color com-
satin stripes 32 inches wide. 390 yd.
Cente‘r stale. rear. . .
bisstions are corded sndfnuished with
with comm.
DRY. GOODS CO.
Bridgopore ,
Pal" ‘
‘i Window Glen
Is
Fathering Painting
and Paper Hanging.
33 50th Mom Street,
South Norwalk.
J A Rupees
own brother on. (10ers. during Is , -
aul‘s parish, dur- ‘
5m ”ij
5;,
HEATER
.I Instant Results. Always'lsilsbls.
"‘ Economical. GiosLnIy.
i
v
well: as when, and alwoyorssdy
for Instant to?” L
Estimates given for house pip-
to consider }u for light.
P . I
, #25:. LLLLLL,:R” “A!” a
- It to;
Do not foI‘LLgot that a Gas mind 1'
is more convenient and practical " 'L
t II coal range in winter, E's ,
ing and fixtures, New Is the time .
I
I
Wucievarysm for fall if
, The South NLorvaaIk Savings Book Is
L justly popular with all.
31—?
.Itrom 6 to II o c'lock.
‘ in reodymlude suits“? LLWell
then, youI surely should
L take the opportunity to ill-I
é upset our Ietfcrs. ‘
I. rim is the center of
I, good ‘st‘ylish clothing: L
Basket weaves, bLlus and
‘2‘“ .. m m ‘*‘"......“’".£;.e...5”°.‘.°.‘iu“
“z. 8” I W 4:
Very fins plaid worstedaL. MN m“. m m mow,
also the striped too. and u. It Is. the ma trough. rm
then the unfinished worsted trough is bent about the width ofa
L era, the staple clay worsted
black diagonal.
The latest materials in
dark and light shades.
The prices, they are In- I
deed low.
Suits for the children to _-.
, dress up for Sunday or to
romp in at school. $1.00 ._
and upward.
lliiliiilo IIO'I‘III.
i. f. . .“ s I . ,I
Saving. EIvIsryLL: person should save
something Lrssulsrly and persistently.
a Savings Bank excluslvsly. and It III
M
Them Math SIM!” Bank
United BIaLnII Building.
Open from 9 to 1,2. 1 to 3, and Saturday
evenings, 6 to B.
, .
The sons. LNouvaIk
Trust Co.
Does‘a
General Banking Business.
Saunas Department
Open Saturday Evenings
) 14...: .‘In
~L‘Ii
W- W
SOLID IND ’WWHFUL. -
. :MIWJ II ,. .I
I . "'0 My: n .s- ;- I
a: , , . .. "“W‘IHSIMI'M ‘ ..
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Que-Ll Cosh Ital-din Woes. W-
‘ mums the am. Irate one sun Io
hummus rounded. at best. seer-o
mus ballad onto tho, Manors. about
scoop.
I
@le
wither. side. The roof projects I lit-
This lot at night. but wishes calves to
were and babes. Will JloLLi Illness
Instr Dalia-so: , '
I“ ’ ‘lei Isa i
ll not with; MI entrain Lwhsn
snothsr.’1‘hs iron
heavy 8310. oak: 91L
long and placed by.» feet apart.
re made of
H7 each 16 feet
The
that it can he pulled either way.
Nine In 'jols‘t‘s, esd'li also test long.
This onus of easily re-
PoSTALBLEI whereupon. "
th. grain from the trough
nuisance to do so..'1'hia. how»
ever, in Islam done. The bottom of
the feeder Is built high in the mid-
dle and sloped to the feed trough on
its over the sides and measures about
refutfmmeavsioeavs. Adooror
or is provided at either side for
em trough. If one his cows in
the. from the feeder during the day,
ill simply drop the lid when the
‘ mks-tbsistsadrsiseltou
tILuL-nlng enamel. Calves can then eat
calmer shelled corn .or whatever you
may have in the feeder for them. Cut
the rafters for the floor out of- iii-foot
lxl’s, making them each 8% feet
long; 30 rafters of this sort will be
needed for the bottom of the drop on‘
the sides.
After the feeder is sided up with
shiplsp or flooring. the roof of 1x3
sheeting Input. on, Iwhloh. is after-
wards sover‘sda-wlth‘shin lea. It is a
good idea to put several ’ c‘es across
the feeder 1mm save to cave. Bolt
rum to use art‘s. Strength will be
an... to the structure by running a
hail-Loch red the length of the read-
or and making it fast Just below the
grain doors. The feeder is about ii
feet long. and has a capacity at about
1.000 bushels of corn. “Total cost, in-
eluding lumber. labor and barristers.
wlilbsabedtsoooriw Fremonto
L60 otttle coil be fed at one or those
readers. 11ch slides In the troughs
so the amount of grain can be adjust-
ed to the kind of feed.
some sraaw snore.
Iver-y tor-er Who Is natal-g Snell
Grain III- This Rather Weight:
Problem to Solve.
-.—-r-
I! he is I good farmer he will not
Aside from waste. there is nethin ngL
about a farm more unsightly than ol 3
straw pile'a. A nest sud energetic
(eraser does not re them. He finds
a" has for all the sets oh his is
and therein 6 mm of success.
There is wool Land prosperity for the
Ines wbonr’ti us all obeys-ts. it‘ll.
way to usb straw is as a feed. By tho .
unset method of stocking. Its value as
It is the comma rhinos to put tn
whchthreshlngi
it 'Is. ““
“me “Lafihw
“DMZ“ Mb -,” ‘ ‘
bright stranded in collie Les smug!
iced would prove of great value. . III.-
“WWWW'W
lightens. ,II"
. the news shaman ideal.
. 3% crossoIdtklIIeI L338 ‘tIleth slonollsfusnd .aiii .
as. an II a he as use a user .
your autumn and winter buying a source of’ploasurs and delineation...
THIS! NEW'IGOA‘I‘S.
allow the stack to stand and flat. downi. L
load In veryI mammal. I'howsmtj
'. “death" of Miles rem: In
peers in our advertising column so .,
specially attractive is this news new.
The new season?! ,
all lbs experience
'LI'HIE IILILEWHTMLORLMADLI SIJLILTIL.
'Ths evolution of the tolior‘madsL
suit In this «soon ml... msr‘k'sb.
Thsre’s an air of ulstinotlvenessusnd
or before attained. A real pleasure to'
‘ choose from them. I
Ladies’ All Web! Venetian Cloth Iine‘d
Suits, In Black, Oxford and Blues. lat--
tight fitting; special at is. 98.
Ladies All Wool Cloth Suits
Black and Navy, live gore circular!
iiounce Skirt, double breasted tight
fitting Jacket, silk serge lined. 51,0. 98.
Ladies Black Pebble Cheviot Suits
the latest make; a bargain at $11.98.
Ladies' All Wool Cheviot Cloth
Suits tight fitting slng‘lo breasted
Jacket tlLiLIifLLeta silk lined, $15 93,
THE. NEW WALKING SKIRT. .
.Tho demoed for waIkIngL skirts Is
ever on the Increase; This shop Was
cover In such shape to inset thede
mend. L
Ladles’ Five Gore Flare Skirts,
stitched flounce. at $3.75.
Ladies’ Five Gore Skirt. double faced
goli goods. latest cut, 84.98. ‘
Ladies' Black Serge Skirts, corded
effect, sdtin trimmed flounce, $5 25.
Ladies' Black‘ English Cheviot Skirts
nearsllk lined bounce. satin trimmed,
eversklrt affect. its. oil.
mm the‘ sum soulsmsnl
and Millers 's new will
makar
style about this season’s product nsv- styl
eat out circular flounce Skirt, Jacket be“ duality “mil ““1““: LEE
‘2
“back. I“nullified
. good quality lining, sizes from (I
special at 85
,s’nd grey. satin lined, velvet collhl'. ”“7
ton trimmed. $8.89
THE sure-MN writers or:
art; perfect in style. perfect lull
lobed by tailor artist , and priced
any purse.
and broc‘aded cil‘ects,
med 59c.
French Flannel Waists in has.“
Igor, om Rose, Imam iii.
I.
91'. Manv's HOSPITAL.
it may not be generally known, says
St Paul' s Parish Paper. what a splen-
did work the Sisters of St Mary are
doing in our midst. They have a splen-
did homc on the Rocks Road. and have
recently built other building of
brick In whichg e’y ha’LIvLe a beautiful
chapel with an altar correct in its up
poiniments.
The Rector of St. Paul’s celebrates
the Holy Eucharist there every Friday
and Holy day at 7: 30 a. In.
The priest in-charge has been tak
lug this duty during September. It is
hard, seemingly, to rise at 6 a. m..
and climb that long, steep hill, but
when that holy. quiet place. dedicated
to God is reached, and the solemn so-
cred service begun one gratefully feels
“it is good for us to be here. "
You are Impressed with the convic-
tion that
"This is none other than the
House of God;
This Is the Gate of Heaven. ”
The Sisters of Si. Mary have their
home at 407 West 34th street New
York. and Sister Catharine is the tree-
surer.
TWO MORE CONNECTICUT RA‘I‘L-
TLESNAKLES. II
Joseph Synott and F E. Strickland.
of Portland caught two large rattle-
snakes on Somerset Mountain Friday.
One measured a little over five feet
and had thirteen rattles. The other
measured about four and a half feet
and had blue rattles. The snakes,‘
which were captured alive. were sent
to Madison Silusre Garden in New
York to be pa on exhibition.
rugs: Ar A stars.
A regls o‘d Jersey cow, the proper}
Lt‘y oi Fr Eckart. efI Eckhart Broth-
ers. theL Sridgeport brewers. ’Friday.
morning last gave birth to three calv-"‘
es. all of which are alive at the p escnt
time‘ and apparently strong so heal-
thy. 'i‘wo calves at a birth sre unusual
"“Lr but still not unknown: there have al
so been a few cases Lei three at a limit.
but the cases are few and far betweeh
and mlfr lickhart is to he congratulat-
ed on bio good luck.
,, ,..
“WERE PIERIBL OT DEAD-LI
may pipers about ,
Saturdfly‘ nth?“ uts 'f
e hitch-
il‘eld Jail where he was awaiting trial
7: on a charge of buying sold liquor In
. North Canaan without a license, but
ll‘erris is far irom being dead\ and will
buried Wednsidsy.‘ ....
- WANTS lI-IIIII’dDISOII'MIMIIED FllOltl
; . captain V.
Inns, of em...
Fourthffleglment has mu. “to th
sdioiaut general of the regiment for
. tire dltehatgs of Albert tweber:
3 Century also who was sentenced In
. the court a short time line for express
. Ing anIaIrclIIstIc opinions.
the
DUALTLLH DIP REV; AILIIIIL I‘IIIOOIALN.
Elli: Waists. prices ran giro L
October issue with a striki .
analysis and solution of the r
all problem in London. '
Spraguc. He shows con
management. Fares shoe
unifoxm and exchanges {re so
only by two zones.
enough to permit the running of
units or combined trains.
valuable discussion of the Lsta
lieu of electrical mabhin‘ei'y
win treats the by produce cookl
Iiustry—n line of economy :in- , .
the United States is singiil'arl " ‘
ward. .
terssting illustrated achoul‘It ‘ ‘L
Japanese copper mines at)"
Guillaume outlines the extr . .. 3
properties and great possi
.triai usefulness of nickel: ,,
Langmuir points out how the‘
the foundry may be battered.
Hague. In a very useful on
the actual working econ
steam boiler and the all
log and disappointment
caused by- confusion bctw
and expert tests.
one still further his sushi
[JP hursday afternoon it so
mprssdnting George ‘W’.
‘Ibullding from its site no
the Bridgeport depot to I
gortbwost attracted
may for you s. blip.“ IL
mlfivflilma . L
Ladies" altos Cloth cos distill:
from 92 to is, Ispsolsl at L28
adios Melton Cloth Co
velv t collar. Iflegtm stylel‘L‘L
Ladle s‘ the All WooC
rt‘wo seasons. $12.40.
mil Oxford fiestas in.
throughout, sb
1Children’s Box Costs avail Ill
Child I'en's Ling Costs. in red, blue
wool. mo SiLKu .
The ‘Wslsti' on. slides mL Wilt
Ladles' Flannelette Wallis. stripes
gold hdtton trim;
an data
...».
Iaddies' All Wool
I Ladies’ tucked Taffeta Silk Wain , ’
light or dark colors. latest .
sleeves. fancy
trimmed. $8 340.
fronto. po 1
ChoiceL assortment of fancy
$17.. 49
The Engineering Magazine
to _
More in
3‘.
'Mr Broderick has I suggest I! In
E G. Adams Jr.. had _
solo:
Mr. churn
and Engineering Index accent
number.
New York.
I ,‘GILMAN sesame Post?
y,IfilgI’i‘IImite Judge Nob 0: Eli
o'rdhy a‘iternOou .o'on in "
eral of the heirs. and J , L
S. Beardsley and George
counsel for the Bridgep‘ H.
p'sny, were In Attends co. .-
MAW
LOCOMOTIVE U
The removal of the large
bills ’
timer. The striictlll'er , r
toll‘ Will‘s (lid, With oust ‘
all oillcs forI’tLho old lumber ..
of law has been ucouptud
i ‘ I L
unit 3’ it ... v.9. ,
g llllo
about til! ifdhlffll". WI!!!“
dragged over grss ‘
I) III III
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