WEATHER PORIGAIT.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:.
Fair tonight; possibly showers Bat-
,-, There is a slight disturbance cen-
tral over Lake Michlxiln whit-bl is pro-
duel”: clearly weather and lope by”?
n the upper Mississipp vs ey.
hi0 valley and lake region. Pleasant
waster prevails in the eastern “9991.099
lllism Burr intends to move from
Chestnut street. to Wilton avenue.
lat—n”
«Our Favorite Flour. bit has; 34. 30
h‘bi. lap. Lawton «on
Mrs. Harry Pepper.Vof West avenue.
Attended the Danbui‘y Fair, yesterday.
A play entitled “Black Diamond" will
soon be given by the young people of
Broad River.
The Rowland Ddry Goods Company
has a lot of new liulnigs In They
1look like silk.
”pm 5
—~Ladles‘ and“ gents’ huts renovated
1O'Brien
' Mrs John Lycett. of Norwalk has
some fine poultry on exhibition at the
Dnnbury Fair.
’5 M
Company F's gymnasium and basket
ball team held a practice at the arm-
ory. last night.
——..._
Rev. William H. Hubbard will preach ,
at the West Norwalk Union Chapel at
3 p. m., Sunday
Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F., conferred
the 'flrst degree on three candidates
Wednesday night. ,
, a
7-191 complete asst. of Comfortables
and Blankets. always to be found at
M. S. Smith at Co.’.s
:Ceorge Washburn. of Saugatuck. is
today celebrating his half century
birthday anniversary.
The sterling novelties at the store
of the D. M. Read Company are at-
tracting much attention
—v-V—-
5' James O’Hara. and Lars Johnson, of
the Mahackemo Hotel. attended the
vDanbury Fair yesterday.
——Our Favor te Flour. 54c bag; 84. 30
bbl. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Fifty young people are wanted at
the Merrill Night school to learn how
to earn a better salary. See ad.
Rev. J. J. Foust. ester of the East
Avenue Methodist C men, will preach
in the Cranhnry Chapel, Sunday after-
noon.
Charles T. Mitchell and George 1.
Harris, of South Norwal'k, were among
the visitors at the Danbury Fair yes-
terday.
The threatening weather did not de-
ter a large number of Norwalk people
from going to the Danbury Fair this
morning.
._...1.___.
, -—Pearl Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Sunday will be rally day at the Nor-
wnlk Methodist Church. A special
Hat‘vest Day Festival program will be
gendered. 5 _ l
William Lyon, D. V. 85. of Toronto
Canada. who is visiting‘ his relatives
here took a trip to the Denbury Fair.
gallium
"VV lew— An turflflnnv
Jamel: Ramsafiml' £512,313 A? kidncv file an?
"Humor
.. Nathan Iii. Peck wilI conduct the”
prayer and praise service in the Nor-
walk Methodist Church. Sunday morn-
iss at 3.30.
0' can north"
I t. a 9.2131 .II :11.
AQuIcksalesand snialllproijt
for strictly iresh‘goudsi'
Native Fowl, 14: lb.
Roasting Chickens, 1 m lb.
gmgiltegs spring Lamb. 13o lb.
rem Quarters. ' 90 III.
”euthanasia um”. lei/.o ll».
u‘pquam a ti.
PUBLIC MARKET.
w”(flotilla Mlimsireet ?
WWI!“ It?”
m V '
one. when 51ml ,
item 95’3in «y?
.3 iguana ofli files of he southern New
I'M! one]: without respectfully to your mes
WWW . W
ph mast. night operator at the
W Telephone corsair. took a
t owuru. yesterday. and Visited
the fol fr.
The members of Catholic
CulpritK .090" will receive holy clim-
uuon In a body, at St. Mary's
Church. at the 7 o‘clock mass, Sunday
morning.
7—Wht Tumips.29c pk. F. D 1.. it Co.
Harry Damon, property man at
Hoyt‘s Theatre. has nonrly recovered
from his injury received at the theatre
last week He will resume his work
the first of next week.
MI. and Mrs. William F. Bryant. Mr.
gird M1515. 111111ng Bryant and Mr. .tand
rs. srmeu ears attended the un-
eral of Mrs. Marvin Stocking. in
Georgetown. yesterday
~Mournlng Bands, U In b r c I l a a
Canes. O'Brien.
Jay Reynolds, of Norwslk. was rld~
ing down Main street yesterday. on his
bicycle. when sudden y he heard a loud
report. He soon learned that his bicy-
cle tire had blown up. , ,
The Sunday noon class meeting. last
Sunday. in the Norwalk Methodist
Church was well attended. Charles
Bennett the leader, hopes the meet-
ings5 will all be as good.
--Cbild' s Olthopedic Welt Shoes
sizes 8% to 11, $2. Endorsed by the
leading physicians. Glover’s the place.
Mr and Mrs William J. Benedict. of
Norwalk. drove to Bald Hill yesterday
and spent last night there. They in-
tended to drive from that place to the
Danbury Fair. this morning
- The stick pin which Mrs. 11. a. Bar
roll lost, at Mrs. Katherine Fiske' a
concert, in Lockwoods Hall. Wednes-
day night was found by 0. B. Jackilon,
who returned it to the owner.
——Gent‘s. Ladies“ and Chlldren’ 5 Un
derwear, 250 upward: Gent's Ladies’
and Children's Hosiery at special low
prices. M. S. Smith & Co.
No contract has as yet been signed
by any firm contemplating leasing the
Norwalk and Fairfleld Worsted mills
buildings. It is doubtful if the mill
will be running again very soon.
The first concert and ball of the 01-
logowalla Club takes place this even
ing in Arlon Hall and a general good
time may be expected. A large dale
gatlon will be present from Stamford.
-—Swt. Potatoes, 20c pk. F. I). L. & Co.
The special train which left Dan-
bury last evening. at 5:30. had a slight
accident at Winnipsuk. One of the
draw heads on a coach pulled out. nec-
essitating the side ,tracking of the car.
There was a fifteen or twenty minute
delay. because of the accident.
~—Adulterated or doctored cigars
leave a bad taste in your mouth. lm
perial Crown cigars are pure tobacco
cigars.
~.—~—.—.
S. R. Keeler, of Westport. has secur~
Hill, it HubbelILumber Company Cap-
tain Bastard J. Bloomer has resigned
to re-enter Yale Law Sclfiml. lie ex-
pects to begin his studies at the law
school in' a few days.
-—Ladles' Hats,1.adles' Hats. O‘Brien
All arrangements have been rom—
pleted for the Phantom party. which
will be given in Lockwood‘s Hall. on
Haliowe’ on night. by the Not-walk Colt
Club. A "Phantom Party" is really an
pyrty. The dancers will unmask at' 11
unlock and thlre promises to be A
great deal of fun for the spectators. as
port. will furnish music. '
I
John 8 Oliver. and
tore connected with
a’ position wit
will e in the
Mn
Sttmford Telegrpta'.‘
. ..
The Weekly talk by ltev.W W. T.
n'can last night. proved quite inter-
D‘Aing. lezere we; {130M :ttendanclta;
w " o res m -
1‘91”” {mo Hmong ptefeflnclia. frat
stand as .3119 “Room ltd! It be chilly
a question or p in] e."
, Ill; HWJRIOIM Willi. 'I‘. an
ht ounces more to the p n . De
voeil- GloseCmI m Paintwquid
MIA 5.” llUl. 11304"
Mid
.1; nth-"'c’ziéitmiane‘”
Union 59
ed a position as book keeper for the ‘
old fashioned. sheet and pillow case‘
well as those who take an active part. .;
ThNerome May Banjo Club of Bridié~ 5
—-Wht. Turnlps. 206. pk. F. D. L. &Cq, , ‘
Harry K. l-Iubbell formerly an em-
ploy'ee of the Telegram, has secured
liter’i N‘o'rw‘i’ilt bran'cIi olllco.~—- ;
no longer pip. Extra weight
mean she’s 431m thicker.
Wee." long. ag‘tioniatock.W1};
lgtlnll lit. Dex. Ethos: and J
’ .
f‘u.‘
1
Matters of cotton linings are trylnx
to whim “Willa from the silk manners
me i 1931"“ that look like shit;
all sis 111 will wear hotter -‘
“A“? limits lanes
on on \y n or . to) w
“c 13311.9 ”Elm ask l‘y Whale
Purine silk indrcerlsed cotton withw
a moire finish having the effect of
smalldstrlpel: very lustrous. 39c and
y n I
one, strong and nice finish black.
a full yard wide 66c yd.
Steudwater crinoline a new finish
that is not injured by wetting. black
or willie. 16c yd.
Left corner, rear. '
“WATERET'I’E”
TgfisgLA sILK.
on are, however trying to
keep ahead.
Here i brnnnnew silk
Black eta that "sheds water like
a duckis ill a whole tumbler-
lul on a one a no harm ls done.
Twent 3pn'e inches wide. guarantee
of its wear woven Into selvedge, 31 yd.
Left aisle. rear.
UMBRELL 8. ‘
Such wo by values they're worth
buying‘ it it wasn't likely to rain for
three months instead of In a couple
of days or ho.
“Gloria silk" covers of good Weight
mounted on strong frames: sticks
havo handles of horn. silver or natural
wood,
Extraonality “glorla silk" woven
with solvedge edge; stick With straight
or crook handles in born or natural
wood. 81. 50.
Self-opening umbrellas—great for
folks who have bundles to carry in
the rain. Press a button and the uni»
brella opens of itself. Made with
good natural wood handle and strong
double frame If and 81.25.
Main floor. near elevator.
WALKING-SKIRTS. ‘
Good for business. storm or walking
Many ‘women like them for house
.wear too.
Askirt of gray double faced cloth
with umbrella flounce and strapped
and stitched name. 37
Skirts of oxford grnv or striped cloth
wsith lapped seams and stitched bounce
Second floor.
CURTAINS.
New sorts. by the pair or yard. are
still coming. Cant picture the pat-
terns or daintiness of the sorts.
Ruffled bobbinet curtains in Rennie
sance effects. Clunv and Torcbon pat»
terns and so on. 81.25 to 36 pair. ,
Ruffled muslin curtains. 891! to 32 r.
Cable net lanes with insertion nil
Point d'liiaorit lanes with over-lock
corded edge, 25c yd
Point do Saxe laces for sash cur-
tains and vestibules. 96c to Elle yd.
Door- panels of Irish point. Renais-
sauce A blan Swiss or Scotch lace,
bile and I“ :5 each.
Third floor. take elevator.
ran HOWLAND
DRY Goons co-
Bfidzeport.
WailPapers
Ealnts "
er'idbw Glass
House Painting and
Paper “Hanging a
specialty.
J A. RUDDER
33 South Main Street. .
South N‘orwallty
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Inbtatlt Results. AMI]; Rellebl IA
Economical. Closely.
I
Do not forget that a Gas Range
is more convenient and practical
Athat a coal range in winter,“
well as summer. and always ready
for instant use. ' I"
iii-elem". given for house my
log and fixtures. Now is the time
to consider so for light.
A _
Malls of silk Ir
eissn'havs
Tobie“ the
l‘6 p659 preparation
.eat onnr I‘ltotnach
Genie Who are not
1 a d with a lie p
-‘ , 9931,19“ Andi" away
meal to inllllre peifcct digestion and
avoid up his.
But it s not generally known that
the Tablets are just as good and whole-
some for little folks as for their elders.
Little children who are pale, thin
and have no xpotlto. or do not grow
Ill
or thrive. shou so the tablets after
match and w gcrlve great benefit
“Myth G In“ Cftlisley. 538 wnshington
St.. fi‘oboken. N. J. writes. “Stuart's
13199991311 Tablets Just fill the bill fer
children as well as for older folks I‘ve
had the eat of luck with them. My
three-yearold rl takes them as read-
il as c dy have only to say mm
lo a.’ an eh e d ops everything else
and was I'm til 5 5
A Buffalo me or, a short time ago.
who deapnlreu o the life of her babe.
was so delighted with the results from
giving the child these tablets that she
went before the notary public of Eric
(36.. hi Y.. and made the following affl-
Mill;
aGentlemen Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tab
let. were recfminlanded to me for my
twomonths-o d baby. which was sick
and pony and the doctors said was
suffering from indigestion I took the
child to the hospifitel but there found
no relief.
Stuhrt Tablets and l procured a box
from my drugxist and used only the
urge sweet glycogen in the box and
with delights to" find they were Just
the thing for in baby I feel justified
In saying that tuart's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets saved in child's life "
MAW W..T DETIILOPE.
Subscribed‘ and sworn to before me
this 12th day of April. I897.
HENRY KARIS.
Notary Public in and for
Eric Col. N V.
For babies. no matter how young or
delicate. the tablets will accomplish
wonders in increasing flesh, appetite
and growth. Use only the large sweet
tablets in every box. Full sized boxes
are sold by all drugglsts for 50 cents.
and no parent should neglect the use
of this safe remedy for all stomach
and boiwel troubles. if the child is all-
Ing in any way regarding Itsw food or
assimilation.
Stuart‘a Dyspepsia Tablets have
been known for years as the best prep
ar’atll‘m for all stomach troubles who
ther in adults or infants.
men’s”
. I fall Allin.
Well, gentlemen. you are V
looking for something at-
tractive—something Itrik~
ing. something reasonable
in ready-made suits? Well
then. you surely should
takethc opportunity to in-
spect our offers.
Here . isL the center ' of
good stylish clothing:
Basket weaves. blue had
black. in two grades.“
Varyhnc pletd‘vvouteds.
also the striped, too. and
5 then the unfinished worsted
andworstedchcviots. tidb-
e’tef‘. the staple clay Worsted
black diagonal.
, The latest materials in.
dark and light shades.
The prices. thdy are ill-5H
deed low. ,
Suite for the children to1
W up his Ruddy or to
5mg in it soiled.“
' V’llid upwardg .
l
31.00 All...
table. which in to
sooner 12' on. on.
Some of he most important changes
“‘9‘ ‘ .
Train 310.297.13.11» New eaten at 59 .
tlous'. Stamfordx'fi
. *elvb, ten miluterearlier that at p5r_‘es~ Y
eat: use New York at 1.39 59.!!!
due New York at 7:909
‘ - New York at 1:30 p. to. South Nor-
~ 3: till 1). in, will be discontinued after
outburst yesterday, in a speech on the
situation In Booth Africa. in which he
complained .of the general crité ism.
especially of the newspaper 0“
less General Boiler himself takes the
generally one of surprise in the amazo-
A friend mentioned the g
‘ menced "suit against her husband for
5 up without- -a trial".
We
. whit
.. 8W 0 an 1,
we gee neatly? AW
4: 39 p to. daily save from star
Vernon. inclu-
dbl.
Train No. 30 leaving wow Rochelle
atllmtlp. in. will leave nt'1;05p. on.
Saturday. Pittfifle‘ld express leaving
walk at 2: 22 p. m and Danbury at
Oct 19th, and return traiii leaving
Pittsileld at 5: 20 1) iii Danbul‘!’ 1: I57
p. in. and South Norw’alk at ‘:8 49 p. In .
Sundays, will be discontlhned after
Oct. Bot in.
Berkshire Division-«Saturday train
due Plttsfleld 5: 35 11.111 will be discon-
tinued after Oct 19, and Sunday train
leaving Pittsfleld 5: 20 p. 111.. will be
discontinued after Oct 20.
Division time tables. given full par:
ticblars will be in the hands of ticket
agents, Saturday, Oct.12th.'
' esuweuulgsa IN oisravon.
The_Kl5np or I’llé'pl'ef‘ Do Not,Approve
of His Yesterday's outburst.
LONDON. October 1141919, storm
reload by Consul Butler's remarkable
clam
of himself. continues to gro. The
speech is the one topic of d sousslon
and there In general anticipation that
disciplinary measures will follow on-
advice or such a conservative suppor-
tor of the government as the Standard
slid resigns. The tone of the press is
ment at his indiscretlons. The people
of England have generally stuck to
him throughout and his and his wife a
social influence has been most power
fat and has even reached the court. it
had been decided that he would be
elevdted to the peerage on the next
honor list, but it is now doubtful if,
after yesterday‘s confession that he
advised the surrender of Ladysmith,
“a humiliation compared with
which, " as the Standard says. “all oth
r reverses of the war would have
been trivial." either the king or the
people will continue to favor him.
WEST SHORE ROAD WITHDRAWS.
NEW YORK, October ll——At a meet
ing of the westbound freight commit-
tee. of the Trunk Line Association.1ust
bold in this city for the purpose of in-
ducing the West Shore Railroad to
abandon a recently acquired practice
of making up carlonds by throwing to-
gether a sumcient number of less than
carload shipments, the matter was ar.
ranged to the satisfaction of all inter-
ested. the West Shore agreeing to
withdraw. This method has been in
general use.in England, but it has
been-I discouraged by freight traffic
managers in this country.
......,.. . 5
FRENCH FISHERMEN PICKED UP.
NEW YORK. V October ll——-The
steamer Graf Waldersee. which arriv-
ed today from Hamburg. brought two
French fishermen who were picked
11p at sea October 7. In an exhausted
condition. The men were in an open
boat drifting about in the fog five days
without food or water. They were
from a French fishing village near
Brest. The men had left their schoon-
er in company with others of the crew
In small dories to fish. A dense fog
set in, followed by brisk winds. which
separated them from the others.
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RAILWAY FROM DAWSON TO SALT
WATER.
VANCOUVER. B 59.. October 11—-
The statement ls published here that
there are in. preparation plans for a
line of railway from Dawson to salt
Water on Lynn canal. The promoters
of the scheme are said tube residents
of Dawson. Two routs are under con-
sideration for the road. which Is desig-
nated to compete with the White Pass
& Yukon hallway,
Mothers everywhere praise One Min-
ute Cough Cure for the sufferings it
has relieved and the lives of their lit-
no 0 'es It has saved. Strikes at the
root f the trouble and drawe the in~
fiammatlon. The children's favorite
Cough Cure. George C. Stillson.
M
"I hear that Mrs. Shifty has com-
divorce." 5
"I guess it'll true. "
"Po ular rumor notwithstanding.
Armpit: sown she has some lots left for
“H w do you maké that out?" '
y, It proves she can't give him
"'tQ‘Ffi"
if}: Qfeawayl
a 1115‘ {I i .5.”
bill'-
sponsibll'I ty mtchb‘i usbsnd
filed from their silo tiers. .
“new: .5 W *4 ‘vv -'
W
WDewittt's Little Mgrlgy, Risers never
the se. .
'll’hc
oheon
Black.
fitting
Suits.
"WOT
effect.
{rile New rsuoauaos sums.
suit in ~‘this season most marked.
Therefi an air of distinctiveness and
style about this season's product nov-
or boilers attained. A real pleasure to
Ladles’ All Wool Venetian Cloth
Quits. in Black. Oxford and Blues,5lat
est cut. circularfiouuce Skirt. Jacket
finance Skirt double breasted. tight ‘
Ladies' (Black Pebble Cheviot Suits.
the latest make; a bargain at 311.98.
, Ladles’ All,
tight fitting‘ single breasted
Jacket.
THE NEW WALKING SKIRT.
The demand for walking Iklrts ls.
'ever on the increase. ' ThIs‘shop was
mend. . »
Ladies’ Five (lore Flare Skirts,
stitched ilounce, at 83. 75.
Ladies' Five Gore Skirt, double faced
golf goods latest cut 354. 98.
Ladies" Blackererge Skirts, corded
Lndles'. Black English Cheviot Skirts
nearsilk lined bounce, satin trimmed.
oversklrt effect, $6.50.
N “4.“! ‘ 1”,”; .. 001 .I'A‘.
a, gsizfiiilly :Arggt‘ive 1‘3“an
,. 9 WI whit Ierand fall Til 113:9
tolls storia has metal
its ener‘ "a‘li ill
9'4 wimp tingling“ a‘ source of lens 5 55
THE NEW OOATI.5 ‘
assay for you to loop»
from the finest equipment
”Autumn's." sum: ,
‘95. A!"
at In any r‘l'rzlil Ila shown
indies' Melton Cloth“
from 32 to it. special at
Ladies’ Melton Cloth .
lindd. velvet collar. latest. 11
be All. Woo I
best quality satin lint
evolution of the tailormldc
dram them.
. two case . 313A
tight, fitting; special at $9.98. “5”; "all? Pu 031 ard long.
Ladles' All Wool Cloth Suits in hm. 1111i 111% f R"
, cu bout. . a
315.398 ‘ ll dill...
Children's Box Coats. a]
good quality lining, sires train
spool at915 98. .
thdre , 14011913991.
and my... inlinsdf) elvet
5ton trimmed. 38. 39.
THE AUTUMN WANTS 0F
WOOL mo sILK. '
“I'M Watch this mean are with
first. perfect In style. perfect In fit.
lobed by tailor article. and a 5 -
any puree,
Lisle: Filinhele‘tte widths
and brocaldod effects. gold but
111,611 590. .5, ,. .‘
Plain
and Navy, five gore circular
Jacket,5silk serge lined, 51.0.98
Wool Cheviot Cloth
taffeta silk lined. $15.98.
in such shape to meet the do-
Ladies’ All Wool
French Flannel Waists to Beds.
$13k, Old Rose, Lavenden
Ledies‘ tucked Taffeta Bills 55
light or dark colors. latest '
sleeves, fancy fronts. no hp
trimmed, $3. 49. ”
Choice assortment of fancy II
Silk Waieta, prices ranging
to 81249
satin trimmed flouucc, $5.25.
5.
enough just now.
meal and realizing it. We
line aL this price as big grade and
satisfactoru Ill eveiu respect as is cui5,'
abililu to secure.
inc sailsiactoru. We are selling 00“" 3
siderable Undergarments.
correspondinolu well Selected
mill durabiliiu.
A popular price is 50 cents per can 5.
ye made our
The results oi our efforts are prov
We have higher priced garments. II ,
Straw Hats. as bold as is 00115151
satin-I ltonaak.
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Do you suffer from piles? If so. do
not turn
Will's WI
quicklyfisurely and safely.
do
front of;
slain
at; by “W31“
of Death '
MAI
The mpreu of Col-many prefers the
perfume of new mown bay to any oth
tion. GeorgoC. Btiiison.
"Had you heard that Olly Mike had
been Incarcerated?"
o
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W. T. Wesson. Gholsenvllle.
drug at writes:
Guilt Cure xives perfect satisfaction.
announcers any It is the best rem-i
Imam!
t ‘ bios.”
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itootui‘e
out Whafiarrowa. . , .
Kodol printout Cid-e is not a more
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To‘r cAUsile Niel-l
“One night my broth
19'.
to on with .pcr p. , rl
3:13 :ri oltdrittgpfgeigkgp
II I r e 901‘ ..
g are .itfiita w
surgery 'for relief. De-
b Hazel Salve will act moreb
saving you
use and danger of an opera-i
$11,.on so we
isoovery. w )c v . I“ 5
gifts hentl ethanol" V916 ‘ ‘ .
o. house is proud
”imam a chro- n.
his thinI no dth
9.". .
311”?"
ldidn't even know he was
“no
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“Your one Minute ‘ ‘
“‘Dllfined .d'flow.‘ “John
amuse
re Adflkgniuyn "
I. colds throat and fungi he "met
barge C. Btlllson. Ii)
. ‘that‘s always looking
'withcnt roll on is such . Id menin-
thdut fohndsti and with .
'0
out it IMAM“
pets and shoe
{you sat. ”91$:
at can Guilty 1.
food you want. Kodoi Drag;
allure Instantly relieves that dill-
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