ma nxmuabpr roIrI hero will at-
, tile DaubInI falI this week.
hurled Beeru. of Main street. will
in the Ilauburv fail. Wednesday.
Albert Peterson of liridgopor was
tho guest of friends in Weston yes-
titular
art ti. lit-nadir t of Main aIII.:et
Quota to Iisit the lIIInbuIv lI‘IIir.
mlny.
iii. Edwuid Mien
mile. in pounding the
do in South Nprwaln
bat-er Hook and Ladder ( ornpuuy
hold a business meeting in than
A ‘ in Main street, llla evcnhig.
he effect of last night‘s front on all
until that were not covered up could
Ll'oiiiviously dotectud this morning.
' 8 Junior Auxilury (iuild of Trinity
$1 limit will hold a meeting Wednesday
Iintttiemouu III :I::Iu o'cIoI-II llLTlif‘ study.
Captain Edward (‘lnrlr ot‘ the oyster
001) Home M. returned .vcstcrdu)’.
mm 11 HEN with friends in New
runawlck, N. J.
"The Saudutnclt ManIIfIIItIIIiIIg t‘om-
.puld the Computing Scale (‘omt
. ,In‘re Iuahtd with (mien; llnth IIIII-
118 have added tie“ hands.
he majority of those who attended
vaudeville show. given in National
_ -, Saturday evening. were not very
" “pleased with the nature of the per-
nurture.
huntltiomc monument
pipted at the W eutpoit Marble
to be cr'cI thl in Inc 1mm of
m Hi‘llh whilen forInI-Iiy of Com
of Riverside
day -. with
hull “Pill!
is
llerhcrt
urge 'l‘ Davtou of SnugatuI‘Ah left
or the Domain t‘ait this moInlIIu.
are he will but it I but III: of the piano
hill“ of J W. Studncll & (‘0. of
in Norwalk.
:he Shephetdt: of Bethlehem will
0 a special meeting tommrou crew
, {to arrange matters III‘II'tIitiniupz.r to
tr first gland ball. which the) will
like in National Hall 'llllllSililI cteu-
October 24th.
'f‘he Seuiug St'lltltil of 'l‘I'iIIitI
rob will uwet Saturday afternoon
he residenco of Mr. and Mrs. Neil
“Rube“ Min Lorna ’l‘. Ila) and Mrs.
“30011011 are directors 'l‘his tlll‘
rat martini: of thc organization siucc
‘t white-I
The Shugaiut k baseball (Hitlll IIeII-
_ ally disappointed in but the) were
'“inilthht-In thII lI zoned that the
. till! Norwalk 'I'. M. (‘. A. nine were
'ot. going to kI-I p tiIciI autcetucnt and
Alto them (SatuzatuIlIl II Ietqu gaunt,
finturday. The lot ill II :IIII depended on
hhnt game fol the wind up ot the sea
non They any «nut-thing IIIoIe bind
‘ ‘ than a verbal Ita'rectnvut. \I‘ill taku
. use before they will play them anoth-
n’h‘ game.
vEVE-l‘itt R t‘lIIIlI and son.
Clark. of the ldIeIitI It
‘ hr. of \iilfotd who “(‘1 e guests
nr‘d’a‘y‘AIot II it Walwmau rm‘nfinm
street have I-IétIIIIIvIl ‘w‘lf- “'9 Vi~i
it; were taken .m islIIIIg till). Sat
003’. by M alII man. and had ex-
illlovnaM’d lIII-lt. returning with
r... and ninetecn black fish
‘lwgest of whit n II-elnlwd four and
half pounds.
There are II III-eat nmnr in town
Complaining about thc acarrIAy or cscul
Wu this season. 'i‘ucir main kick is
not under the III'I-svut law a certain
don‘t that can leaIe thI II business got
there is to be I doubt and that it
(id others IrIII no rim or so mad
: theywill onlI (I‘ilt h a few that tho
rs th'i‘ loft. 'lhe) sat there
should not lu- am [an on them
or also an aim llllllli‘lll should be
Mile to tho ptesint tau ptohiliitlug
. one person from c :Ilc hing (III-I ("lo
I 0 81 in a tide, Other-claim that Im-
tiij the result law. the son guns catch
it many berm-II lbw taunt on, as the
Dinners can b allot II ards
Many in this \icinit) \I‘I-Itthetl the
.tltiftil glare of lllllf fight that “as
“town around tho starry heavens. last
‘ pg. tram the st’archlight on Wil-
P. Eno‘a handsome new steam
t‘“Acquiilo' " which recently arriv-
F‘ip this port The light at times: “an
mm at the Fun palatial homes on
mks"! the Santiatutk river which
Abs distinguished almost. an wcll
:Iiriug the IlIII Vi hen the light was
turned on. a number thought than:
'n government Icsscl in the harbor
“‘1
“.th out onto t Ie Inllmd luldge
5: _ I glimpnu of hr A person who
the light from firrlcnlleld Hill. lust
. aimed thin morning that he
'1 t the World nan mining to an
i
it?
its the majotltr think it‘ t.~ too late
_ bathing at (Tommi Reach. out»
it of In different opinion ‘l‘hlit
' n arrived at the beach Samar:
non and after picking up II
D! killed to some friends that
h» would no In the water
anew-rd he eitI-timl himlwlf.
n M minutcn III-appeared III II
limit. Without haunting n
it: not down to the wntnu
. “tied out to his ham mat
the Chin." will". apparent-
. no signs of tin temperature.
It; in the outer about an
Minor retinal to bin both
as oil culture? “In mam
um tits aunt «mud for
.mldcum In Not-wall. .
mu tannins high in VIII
pm, thin mourning.
mm
.wI A . '
was tendon into. at (night: car at than
('lIIIk (‘o l’
Its
mallow
WI not win In nut-i7
Initial swim at put:L
mull-tn wit a
tum and Wm rightly
It... I .I
two Wednesday afternoon to be until
god to their“ borne In New York The
pier freight, which stops at the local
stations In this division to collect the
cars. arrived at (lrecns Farms in the
neighborhood at 10 o'clock. Upon or»
rival at that station Asovarul earn an
New York were switched out on to the.
main track and reunited into the train.
III looking for carts one of the. bruit -.
Inca discovered that a car loaded WI
furniture {which was Mr. itiohards'il
had becn broken into and II utunbpr oi
plilttt‘tl including normal mattresses
and It brass bed were. ucattcrcd upon
the ground. also that the piano. which
moved from one end of the car to
nearly opposite thtI noon in an instant
the brakemeu IIIIrInlned that the tin-on,
men they now running from the. yard
whoa the train came in. were tho
thieves. Thur immediately rcportod
the matter to the conductor. who or:
thumb the omployeeu to Ieplace the
picteu (if t‘IunitIuc. into the. car and
soul It. However. the IbIIdIIItm did
not have the car romov ed. and ptoceed
ml with tho train to Snugatuck. whore
ho telegraphed tho condition of the
car to hosdtpinrteru. from whence he
recelvcd orders to cut the engine off
the train and. return to Greens Farms
and not tho car and leave it in the
Sangatuck freight yard. in the mean-
timc on employee. acting for the com-
pany: sent word to Constable Albert
W. Allen to come to tho depot at once.
and bring an assmtant. Oli‘lcal' Allan
unlcltlr drenscd and went to the real-
dence. of his brother. Oscar Allen. and
rounod him. in a tow minutca moron
both Iver-II running for the depot. Ar~
rivluu III tAhc station they boarded the
engine. which was Ivnitlut: for them.
and were driven with all spend to
llrcens Forms. The enulnot-r stopped
the engine auroral hundred .vards West
of the station so as not to frighten the
burglars. had they chanced to have
l't’llll‘llt'tl. Otilccr Allen cautiously pro-
ceedud toward the station on one side
of the trIIckII and ()sear on the other.
'l‘hor crept utenithily upon the car
from both sides. but found everything
quiet and the thieves worn nowhere‘
to be soon. Aftcr Officer Allen and-
his brothci had arrived at the station.
the cnziue was run to the xwitch.
When it was found that the three rob:
berm wort: not there. the car was con-
nlod onto the engine and huulctl to
Sauuatm k where it will pIobablv ll“
main until the muffin is intestigated
~\u intentort was made of the goods
Saiurda) anti it was found that none
of the articles were missing. (lonstahlc
Allen and several others are of the
opinton that if they had driven to
tirecns Farms in II carriage and hid in
some secluded place near the car and
watched for the robbers to return. that
they would linen more successful.
CHINESE COURT MOVES.
Several Officials Resign Because They
Are Unable to Entertain Dignitarles.
I‘Elil N (Tlctobcr 53.1110 officials here
have not how! informed as to whether
theI-nuf‘t has started for Kai b‘cng Pu
announced in a ili‘SpflIIh roin
Shanghai ycpterdat. I Prwions. adIiIes
lead to the boliIf that the chIt did not
~tIIII. "llIe ténipotnrt palnIes III Kai
I‘eng Pu and Pao Ting Pu. are beinIz
prepared like pnrnIaucut dwellings. ul-
llltlllL’h they will be occupied only for
.l few days. The requisitions for the
il'LlU‘llllg cxpenses: already amount to
lJiJllllUliiil tnels. in spite of edict enjoin-
ing economy in this respect. The dc:
tails: of the, preparations may be judged
from H single titan-60.000 taels will be
expended on tableware. Several oili-
I'lllli'i along the route have resigned be:
cause they are unable to meet the ex—
penses of entertaining the court. The
lattct".~' journey now is particularly no:
fortnnatc because the I'cgions travers-
cd have been impoverished by the
summer famine. .
The I hiuess officials; are considering
the desirability of protecting to the Yor-
ninn ministors against the conduct of
the taxation guards.
The souliers continue to treat the
(‘hinese like a conquered people. Groups
of soldiera ride about the city. weal-int:
their side III-Ins. often intoxicated. mal-
treating the natives and committing
petty robberiest A parlour)! Americans
l'i‘t'PnIly looted a silversmlth'r store. so-
bring several hundred tnelc'pworth of
nruprrty. The whole aarrlmn Was con-
tined' to barracks until the guilty men
were dotectcd.
'l‘hc governor of Pckin has protested
because foreign storekepora continue to
occupy buildings which they coined in
I900. regardless or their owners’ wishes.
the minister: will evict the Marcia-cp-
m: from these places.
Correspondent-o but been exchanged
bI-twocn the Chinese officials and tho
minintern regarding the complaints
made by Chinese that they have been
compelled. against their will. to take
part In the worlt of building the new
lI-nnthinn
It in tun-0min; ovldont that some
motion vivondl must be established or
the conditions here will become in-
tolcrnhlo. Notwithntnuding the minis.
tnr'n policy or moderation III muting
defences. tho location quarts" proton!
the animation of» n denied city. The
Brltlnh defences. opposite tho Impuri-
ni city. an 'plfllflhfl! formidable:
the hull» dunno“. "adjoining tho
nation. have murmured furl mans:
n do» most museum Gem-n noc-
tinn. and term tho city Inn the Ger-
I (ii:
Prim 8n IMGUTWMM. his
in tin opinion Amt uni T
will firiflfld ‘«-'
in the fluent that money can buy. watt ‘
gcver should have a recurrencel know
muuhnuctucdlnmmm In T}
Imim .
‘ in 1!!!an
in to Dinbnllsvn the Evldoucn of Your
Own Seam.
it's South Norwftlk proof for Spnth
Norwalk people '
it" .I local optimization for low] models
it will stand the moat rigid lnvcstign
tlon. Tl ‘
Mrs. Frank Millu, who resides at 43
First “1 had kidney
I-Aoniplalnt and an aching back. It in—
terfered with me when engaged in my
uvcnno. says:
household‘duties and at night when
you expect rent to relieve you. it kept
up the aching. When i read about
Dunn's Kidney Pills, led me to think
I I went to
They
If 1
they might help me. and
l’lnlsied's drug store for a box.
cured me promptly and quickly.
what to do.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Foatetuliillbnrn (30., Buffalo. N.
\'._ sole agents for the United States.
routs.
Remember the nume~—Donu‘s~—nnd
take no other.
Stool ‘
SilllS
A fun Iboice stiles ot Child.
was 2 place Suits. left over
rom out Spring stock. Wilt
t)-
-|.
MI cent reduction.
$5 00 Suits $3I ”‘3
$4. 00 Suits 83. 01).
83. 00 Suits $2.25
Prion: @332.
I Danni Son,
TAILons.
CLOTHIERS.
HATTERS. '
Ironmsunas.
i
i
l
85 Washington Street.
, «South Iiorwnla.
PAINT PUT ON
1N THE FALL
lasts lIIIIgI-r and look.» hotter
than Ii put on at any olhcr
scamn. it" you think of hav-
ing sonic painting Iiouc
Let Us Make
An Estimate
nuA-tlic II out; for you Our
tighter. 'iI'ill includc‘ file best of
paint, skillful and careful
workmen, and complete satin
faction to you.
Painters' Supplies, Artisu'
Materials.
Window Shiites; Cornice Poles.
’ PICTURES.
Pictures Friinod to Order.
Painting. Paperflnnging, Decor-
atlas.
Telephone Cull. 133-3.
Open waning: till 8:30.
packet
07 WASHINGTON 81‘
“in.
Southflormllt‘
r
,1.
twin in fun united dining. in fitting
I
at”
make excellent whoa! calla at
“ml“ ll Cl; :3
RI IAES ”TOW
.. and ., ..
A111 munition
We nuke a Spec—
iallii of these goods
and have lll Stock or
will get anuthiug that
is wanted.
Comstock,
Watkins
8: Dow,
ll? WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk.
Phone 4343.
010ch ’s the Piano
‘L
idies’ Sluts
For Fall and Winter. '
”fin.
First. the light weight dressy
. Akinri. natcttt~ii:.'.' lml]..£0§’i.l§.“
ll ill
1 button.
I
Second. the Box Calf double
solo, incc. full toes, with onion:
A skin edge sole.
'l’hii'hl
I“ BIO
edge."
the Box Calf 10 lnch
rm boot. double sole. “full
just the thing for a wet
tiny.
1
Ci,
stir
dourth, Ladlea‘ Patent Enam-
fulledge. double sole, very
lit-III. "
..i -
Fifth. the :uledlnm Box Calf
lac
0. extra low heel, double solo,
just the. thing for the young la-
dles~4choot Ivéar and all, at
$2.00
SEE WINDOW.
t)
WearSlIoes that Fit
H
ORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM (XJIIING BY TH]
OAFILOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
MA. Timon.
CONNECTICUT TURN?!“
in mm
' Dom Namath.
honing
suited“I discount.“
No :oI$"WmM
elbow to
In! and “pimp“, can;
lime
. w
touch, It
“to?“
‘ 'Iwould be indnlterIIbctter off without
Thorah (rejoicing of the law)
, don"m pretif'hnd poetical though it
‘ 6:55. 7:13. 1:54, 8:1“. 9103:, 9:36.
1in. 4:07. max. 5.33. mm. moss.
6:41. 7.07. I 65:. s: It 10:20.
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w “IN-It", ‘:
$51001. um 1:43.:
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A Juli/art
" Bath Inn
fil and are mnv engaged in the
from now until the poll; clone next
lanolin! limit. The Donna: Ram in to
Hunt!” averting. The future of the
“it tho murmur of tho “loom of New
Canaan: Willa; moi ltht‘ money they
as in tutu year. I will
A " "following; I will ...
Employ III med: :1. so It day, 84 500
Fmploy 5 tannin at $3 a day. 4,500
(live 25 poor families 8'! a day
oucb .500
Distribute 25 barrels of flour at
$4. 00
Furnish 250 popt familien 2 tires
81 .000
‘I will agree to buy or build each
saloonkoeper a cosy housewpaylns
$2. 000 for each house.
“I also agree to write out a little
check for $1. Odo—yes. I will write the
such checks, and hand one to each
saloonkeeper to keep him out of mis-
chief.
“Tho ton men and five teams I
would employ. to keeping the streets
and roads in rapair.
"If you think well of my fair and
common-mung proposition. come to the
Baptist. Church next Sunday evening
"at 7 o'clock. and I will discuss the ones:
“on of ‘Llcen‘s‘e or No License,‘ and
try sad prove that; you and yours
the saloon.
“A nickel. silver and greenback of
faring will be taken to help the church
and pastor In their efforts to pulverize
the rum power
‘lE‘DWARD BELL. Pastor."
SIMCHA THROAH.
Hoprewn Read The Scrolls According
to Ancient Uuaen Friday.
The Hebrew holiday or slmcha
begin
Saturday night and ended Sandy-t
night. This holiday Is optimum: one
has no serious moral significance. The
holiday is celebrated because on this
I day the reading of the scrolls is com-
pleted.
The services in the orthodox syringe:
sues are very interesting. Saturday
. night the scrolls are taken out of the
ark and carried around in procession.
in which all the little boys and girls
join some holding paper flags re-
presenting the twelve. tribes and others
holding candle: stuck in hollowed car:
rots All the Psalm beginning with
the words, ‘Adonai Nisse‘ (God is my
. “shieldi. OI or and over again.
The honor of carrying a scroll is
given to each member of the synago-
gue, but women donut carry them in
carried a scroll, one of them is opened
and usually tbe‘pssaage most flatter-
ing to the children (Blended of Ephr-
aim and Menassehi is read. and all the
boys in union say the benediction.
Sunday morning the services are about
the same as the evening before. a pro-
cession being formed by the lender and
men carrying the scrolls. The last
chapter of the law (Deuteronomy) is
read by older boys. Brandy and cake
are usually served to the one who has
carried the scroll. Slmchn Thorah is
the. last of the series of holidays for
some time to come.
She—~(‘hsrilc is desperately In love
with me. He. snyes he could cover the
ground I stand on with kisses. .
lie—4n. yes. I dare say he could! If
he had the time to spare.
W“-..
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
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NEW YORK.
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“M o e . ‘
liln church in WWII”
be acrobat! in how. now-II Church um All”
campaign in plow Canaan In a green
umrnrhicih II ntlbe following . -
conduitlouifrolii Item
each. 750
Buy 100 pro shoes at :3 pr. 300 _
Buy 25 dresses (women 'sl at $10 250
Buy 50 oranges (giris') at $5 250
Buy 25 men' s suits at 815 375
Buy 25 women‘s cloaks at $10, 250
Buy 50 filrls' cloaks at $5 250
Buy Thanksgiving and Christ-
mas turkey 3mil 1 lib b lid 76
a he or u now II -
Er ct a a 6,000
Pay librarian and janitor. 1 000
me procession. After every one has ‘
Luvs count momma won;
”Midi _
10. a m. mi. " . ‘
U
, ,
a bi
I wonder it in w
BurlelkhhAiik him for the loan of
‘" on
{union
pleasant tank of ‘fpn‘tirorlrlnn" the 36.
mm power. says Saturday a Stamford Curler—What. for?
Advpcntot ~TheIe out Aug something wig-l will he ”plumbers iron. you
doing up; the pun-urination mill woh‘ ”m!
Iowan of “In data who trlu to tell
WM aw "
WW
» A MOODY BETORT.
.I Ieligious nuthuliutt, whose hobby
was sntl-OMholiotnm, wont to the
great evangelist one day and put the
direct quentlon‘. "Mr Moody. do you
over intend to do any preaching
against the Catholics?"
I.“Yes I may sometime "
“When will that be?"
“After the Protestants are con-
verted "
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in not a mere
stimulant to tired nature.
._..
don't have to diet. but can enjoy all
the good food you want. Kodol Dya:
pepsin Cum instantly relieves that dis-
tressed Sealing after eatinlt min: you
new life and vigor. George C. Stillson.
WM...
Cleverly plunded.«-.Msmma. l've ask
ed Jimmy Bins in come over. and wont
you please let us have that candy?"
(or both of you. "
“That's all right.1nammtx. Jimmy's
got the mumps and can’t eat."
’ mowing flail:
nominate. 7"
It «dot-Its
the stomach complete and absolute.
rest by digesting the food you eat. You
”But I don’ t think there is enough
“Whom do you nominntsi" induii‘fld AA
the official.
“ pol was the In! ’ i
"g: yoTT accept: the noanatlon‘i'
“W oil.
The owner laughed sud said:
"Then we must try (ruin. Whom do
‘ you “windmill. , A_ I
“My self." ..
A ”You accept the bonito-titan?
“Ml
’ "N0." ’
A subdued “donnerwetterl” escapist!
‘W
the lips of the pm rloxed onlcinl, but he
I want on
“For tho third tintemwliom do you
'Mynell. " came the invariable reply.
“Do you accept the nomination?"
The man rose up. and a smile of
satisfaction spread over his fuco as he
answered proudiyt ~
“Having been three times solicited
by my fellow citizens to meant the
nomination. I can no longer decline to
alcczde to their wishos.” He then to
t re
Keep Your Bowel: Strong.
Constipation or diarrhoea. when
your bowels arc out of order. Cas-
carols Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. ‘6 Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, 10c.
~~o
One day a thief was brought up be-
for the nbarilf for titanium s has of
coal. Who'll asked what he had done it
for he annwered f‘Oh lust for a joke.
He was asked horn far he had carried
it. ”Two miles." he replied. “That
was carrying the iolte mortar," replied
the sherllf. “Silt! darn?
. vv
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'
I Jinn, Ant
enough just now.
I abilihi to supine.
ing satisfactoru
We have hialier
With durabilitii
Dressed as thinlti as DOSSible.
The Undetntear at its thinnest IS thick
A popular price is 50 cents per nat-
ment. and winning it we havé made our
line at this price as high clinic and as
satisfactorn at even respect as is our
TheAresults‘oi our efforts are Drov-
‘ We are selling con-
' siderable Undergarments.
correspondinalli nell selected.
Straw Hats as liahl as is consistent
; 98 Waahington Stroet
SOUTH NORWALK
VIM
priced garments. all
'II
it
t
I
TheNewFall
Doubts Ettounlon Soles sud Exhibitor: Hoots.
Burt & Company’ 3 Shoes for Men, 53 50. V A
Lounsburv. Mathewsondt Compaav’ sShoes forWomcn, 53 00
Children 5 Box Cali shoes. SI 00. SI. 25 and SI. 50 I
The Faithless Ladies,’ Shae now selling at $2.00
"tt‘
j,
iUsQ
Amt m admin our ‘mitonumtmum III? to» m-
umwmm durum-Int. unity it“ tum-Int any
minuuwwu «It nun all m in an mutt-r, of
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