is made more enjoyable it you,
take a little candy home with
1 sixty cents per pound. Twenty
y. people at the Danbnry Fair today.
, lotion will hold a regular meeting this
‘ evening.
, 1261- at South Brooklyn.
, eighteen months old. and its business
/ since its organisation.
scents buys good candy.
Llcal News lilies
The Ratchtord cats] in Main street
will shortly be remade led
‘ There are several hundred Norwalk
Edwin Wilcox and Attorney J .‘ J.
Cunoo are in Bridgeport today on busi-
ness.
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The Retail Clerks" Protective Assoc-
Mrs Gum K. econeid‘is seriously ill
at her .home in Upper Main street,
Norwalk. J
“ 'Dr. H C. End has hall his handsome
yacht Latonah hauled out for the win-
‘ —I-lard Crabs, 20c don;
Weak Fish, 8c; - Snappers,
Schnub's Market.
Eels, 13c;
10c.
John Hyatt. of Brush street, has re-
covered from a lengthy illness and has
resumed his duties in New li'ork.
Mrs. Francis Leonard is seriously ill
at her home on Union Park, Norwalk.
A trained nurse is in attendance.
The registered Durhuni‘bull. owned
by George H. Traendloy, of Brookelde.
secured the blue ribbon at the Danhnry
Fair yesterday.
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l
Daniel F. Donovan. of South Nor-
wnlk. has resigned his position as head
waiter for the season at the Gregory
Point shore house.
Frederick G. Fillow, proprietor of
the Far View milk dairy, is out with
a new delivery wagon handsomely
painted and lettered
'The Brown College football eleven
and a team from‘tbc South Not-walk
High School will play football Satur—
dayafternoon at 1:80 on the Baxter
Grounds.
Jacob Sellout). of South Norwnlk,
has filed a voluntary petition in bank-
ruptcy in the United states district
court. His liabilities are $4 134. 96 and
he has no assets. ..
The root of the new city of Norwalk
library is bolus put on and the build-
ing is now assuming some shape and
gives a slight idea of the appearance
of the completed structure.
——l)r. M. 8. Boson Eye and Ear 8pc
clnlist from museum. removed his
allies eMahac omo. tel. to
as No unit: so. an. orbit, ,wlbere .
a?!
be our be consul on To
Thursdays and urdnys
o'clock to 4 p. Ill. on
Atndfie’w xtfmdith was in Bridgepol't
yes or ay. e on pg Democrs c
congressional cementing for this div
trict an alternate for Ohio: of Police
William Vollmer m is unable to st-
tend. .. ,
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The weekly drooling or the board of
trustees of the 8ontb Norwalli Trust
Company on hold this attornoon.
October 15 till! institution will be
allows a substantial daily increase
mm
. The governor has authorised the ad-
mission of John O’Boanell. of Now
Sill?" El Still “3“". it‘ll“
euro ”smoother“.
motion abbot tor lolbociies. and ot
Wk We
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Summit, f Hun»
Robert Reward has left the e may
of W.Cl .Jesse. proprietor of th Wan
wick Hotel, as lihauonist, ;
Petitions are in circulation in south
and East Norwalk redirecting that the
plostoiiice be left in its present locaw
ton. ' .
Misses Phllllplna Hahn Mary Gras-
kunz and Emily Bartels of South Nor-
walk. are in Danbnr‘y today attending
the big fair , .
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~Just look orer our price list for
- Fish and Meat. Schedule Market.
WW
The meetln3. of the fiospital Whist
Club fwill not be held until Friday
afternoon, the 17th inst, with hire. Or-
andol. Allen.
powerzto furnish grain and feed which
will secure the results that are desir-
ed by you, whether for your horse. cat»
no or poultry.
Plains, N. Y.. on their way to the Dan
bury Fair stowed at the Mahucltemo
over night. They resumed their jour-
ney early this morning.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Seymour nnd
daughter. Miss Caroline Seymour. of
West avenue. Mrs. W H Wlklng and
Mrs. Ella Vermllyea, of Seymour
street. are attending the Danbury Fair
today.
Mrs. Henry Lewis. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. August Root-
techer, of North Main street, the past
few weeks, was called to New York
this afternoon. by a telegram stating
tile; her sister ln~law had suddenly
d 9.
Martha. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. 'I‘. Prowltt, of Elmorest.
was operated on at the Norwnlk Hos»
oitni this morning. by Dr. Walter
Hitchcock and Dr. J. G. Gregory. and
an obstruction removed from her nose.
It is expected that a teacher for
the Rowayton public school, to sue-
ceod Miss Newton. who has resigned.
from out of town was at the school
and it is sorted she seriously consid-
ered accepting the position of teacher.
People without coal, and who are a
little shy on wood. end whose wood
stoves are all coal stoves, will be pleas-
ed to know that the old inhabitant
says. "A full crop of butternuts forc—
tells a hard‘winter.” There never was
a finer crop than this yesr.-Lec.
Mass.. Valley Gleaner.
Robert M. Hoyt. of West street who
this week underwent a serious opera-
tion. pertormed by Dr Jean Dnmo‘rtier.
assisted by Drs. Sobavoir of Stanford
and Sharer. at South Norwalk. is rest-
lns comfortably. He is ‘attended by
Miss Bt’eogmuller a skilful trained
nurse of South Norwnlk.
«The Supreme Court lilo Cigar.
Mr. Vega. a cigarmsker, in the can
play of Fernando: and Ernst. started
for the Danbury Fair, this morning.
A fellow-employs states that he took
the drain to New Haven by mistake.
and was looking for sometime about
the Elm City for the many attractions
announced by the fair management.
The committee arrsnxing the course
of entertainments tor the South Nora
walk Congregational Church the com-
ing winter has already engaged two
zentlemen of] national r to. Hon.
George R. Webdiins will nature on
"Stonewall Jackson. and Leland '1'.
Powers. " the most noted impersonator
in Amorios. will interpret a walk
known drums.
* ‘ tington; L. 1., are guests of Allen Betta.
' of Newtow‘b avenue. 1- , . .
Manuel '1‘. Hatch is doing all in his
A coaching partial six from White ‘
will shortly be secured. Monday a lady \
COATS The prices
‘ ll non want to be
lawn; Price. S2. 50
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK.
~ TEL. CALL 32-2
cattle or poultry.
oi what good grain and
Buy oats that 5 clean.
The Norwaik Bookseller and
comers “out or
Stability-’3 lilo! Bill Goods.
FOOTBALLB. . «in. up
neuronal. PANTS. __ em. up
FOOTBALL JACKETS. 50c. up
SHIN ,G’UAltDll. bile. up
aoxmo stoves. 80o. up
FUNClilNG BAGS. $1.00 up
Gilliam lien Stand,
A special mm of ten oars left for ‘
tbs Dsnbun Fair this morbid: about , 9
t o'clock. The only stop sinus the: »
Wear one oi our SORENTO SOFT
HATS it is the swellesl thing . in] the
+ Toms tooklms. ~
We do all in four power to tarnish *Grain’”
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you, whether for your horse.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
will call or telephone us vourmders». l»:
MANUEL T. HATCH.
The Brutal-loin Pit-“blinking Company
Publishers of
THE DELINEATOR,
Have appointed
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
to see what we herein our New Fall Line.
pi Read o—Wear Clothing. and not Will,
ienjoil possesses an oil out VARCiTY
SACK SUITS, which are real nobbu. or
one of our rem sill isj‘h. SHGRT T0?
are S7. 50 lo S20
"is it” uou shbiild
MASONIC BUILDING.
NORWALK.
TEL. CALLAI- 4
I
II
good service but you
i {'31 ‘ i
Stationer, Specml Agent for
The Deimeaior.
Leave Your Subscription Wlth Him.
I; Chopping
Mince Meats. the ingredients of chilly
sauce. etc, there is nothing quite so
helpful as a chopper of A standard
ignite. it saves time, patience and lo
or. .
{the Gem Chopper. we are told by
those who use it, is indeed a very sat-
isfactory machine. in fact. there are
none better. We are charlie: only
3100 for the family also. ,
Norwalk H’d’w’ o Co.
34 Main 5 . Nomlk.
‘ webs" s very ndbhbtorylwoe
of short bosom shirts. abort bosom
' , in especially desirable as they lit bet“
on boas buttons will bend and it is
Will-toil satin “‘
which we are oslli
mat-NF. “a this not tarball:
[so saun- Marin Ami
Norwaik Congregational
night at 7 :15 o’clock. will be a week-
night rally. The heads of the depart
ments of the church will briefly tell of
the purpose and ideal of their depart
ment and state what is planned for
the winter. The following Will speak:
For the doacons, Edward Board: the
business committee John H. Ferris; _
the Bible School Frank A Ferris: the .
Woman's Union. Mrs. Ruth Pleistcd;
the Men's Christian lnonlry Club A.
Blanchard. the Women Missionary
Association.
Lamont Club 8 C. Palmer; the king‘s
Daughters Miss Anus Dickerman; the
Jenninn Club w J. Leland: the Jam j
Mrs. J. ill. Cloburn.
Three minutes will be allowed to nab
OOOIAUIT LAIOH GANDIDIATI.
lor o. E. Society
the Socialist Labor Psi-m candidate,
for governor was in South Norwsilt
, Isst orenins 'snd spoke tor two hours
or more on the issues of the day from
s has near the Hotel Not-walk in Wall
street. l-lé dwelt oonslilmbly on tho ;
oosl strike and on the condition of no.
srstivogm of mills in abode island and ‘
ducal by limil
and Zinc.
tooth Runnels. Goon.
Telephone 187-8. ‘ "
IIIjs:-jo2o§s
AN EXAMPLE OF ART.
Nathan Hale Tablet, in Norwsik, Dos-
lgnated by Art interchange.
In the current issue of The Art in-
terchange is an illustration of the Na-
than Hale tablet on the fountain in
west avenue Norwalk, and this is cit-
ed as one of the best examples of Am -
"ericsn art in' bronze. The publication
contains the following article regardl
ing the illustration.
American Art in Emma and iron is
the title of a new publication. the first
issue of which has lust appeared be4
ing devoted to the work executed by
the Williams Bronze Foundry. While
the aim of the publication is to adver“
tise the productions of this particular
foundry. the examples shown are the
work of architects
sculptors which has'been carried out.
hence are of artistic interest and vnlé
no to workers in this field. The first
issue is devoted to tablets. a had-hun-
dred 'of which are shown. But tablets
-: is only a. general term, and is made to
include seals, signs inscriptions me-
dallions and at least one fountain all
being memorials
“have chosen as as illustration of ex-
celelnt design. and at the same time
shown what the children of a commun-
ity may do under intelligent inspira-
. tion. Other interesting and artistic
tablets shown are the seal of Colum-
bia University. by McKim, Mead &.
While; that of the Manhattan Trust
' Company, by D. C. French: memorials
to Alfred S. Lascolles.
Harder: to William Hamilton Gibson;
-to Alfred Corning Clark. by Bruce
Price:
»- :venport and to if. M. limit. by D. C.
French. the lust named being a brass
inlay.
terest of the tablets shown, had their
. locations been given by the editor". Mr.
William Donald Mitchell, who does
give us a long list of tablets which
have been set up in churches, colleg-
es. schools, libraries. banking institu-
tions. hospitals. 'and on monuments.
These form a great list. showing not
only the general philanthropy of the
time, but also the artistic efforts made
to mark its appreciation. The editor
announces that‘ successive numbers
will be devoted to bronze entrance
doors and grilles, lamp standards and
lanterns. statuary and monuments in
bronze. etc.
designers and
The fountain we
by israeis ll:
to Hope Clement by A. H De-
lt would have Added to the in-
FAMlLY.RALLY SERVICE.
The family meeting of the South
Church to-
Mlss Helen Ferris the
Ernest, 'i‘ Galley of New Haven.
is. so. many was intro»
' mid. of
artistic The ovens as was very obll.
l' end as a result the audience wss s ‘
i one.
Tin, Sheet Iron. cépp‘j’ L A V
If you compare the on
styles with others you will b
equal to any sold elsewh '
.-. \ - “ . ..
In Our‘ Boys’ Dopartmerit . .
We have an assortment of Suits, Top Coats and Reefer -
worth fully 32 to 35 more than our prices, and those win-have
of boys will be particularly interested in our offering
apparel at 32. 00, $3. 00 and $4. 00.
HABERDASHERY.
Whatever you may want in the way of small articles .of It'll
tags you will had them in our stock, correct in style and
eratc in price.
You will be well
line quality.
Trunks and Suit Canes.
blink iii-lilo, Willis H bill
98 Washington Street. 48 and 50 Wall
pleased with our $2.00 nuts—correct em
a . L at
so. NORWALK. NoawA-Ln.
Ca ke 8, etc.
New Stock, Ask attention to some fresh
Five O‘clock Teas. at
Grandmother's Cookies, at
Keystone Biscuit. at
Cheese Sandwich. at l5c on
Will have some at those Kennedy “Johnnies” Sue
as the town has been sampled with, at l3c lb. t
pounds. . 2
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7 It than is any trouble was youroyosmomtous and mt
Mummers». insult-Autos hall-faction. ‘
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