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Ribbon Candi).
This should dispose rapid-
ly of our recent makeup
oi this high-quality candy
—-it is absolutely’ pure-—~
we know it since we made
it.
5| Washington Street.
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”L—Witlskoy Ilitirrels‘ rot-”tints. “Apply
to ’I‘. Sullivan, Railroad avenue.
Harry S. Bartram. oi? Harriet street.
Norwalk, spent Sunday with friends In
Stamford.
Mrs. G. H. Howard1 of Woodward
avenue. has been entertaining her bro
titer front Stoniniyton.
lliratn Iltill will entertain a party of
friends 'l‘hursday evening. at his home
in Aeadenty street. Norwnlk.
Mrs. Orrin K. Seofieid is quite St‘l"
iously ill with typhoid fever. at her
home in Maitt street. Norwaik.
George Griffin. of Scranton. I’a.. is
the guest of his parents. Mr. aml Mrs.
William A. (lriilin. oi‘ |.ownde.s avenue.
Matthew Seller. Norwalk. has re
turned home after visiting his friend.
Edward MeAliister. of (IranViIle ave-
nue, lianbury.
Miss Nettie ll. Contstoek. of liroad
River. will entertain a company of
friends at her home in Broad River
this evening.
E. l). Jeffers. manager ot‘ the piano
department at Sturtevant's. spent Sure
day the. guest of Miss Hollie Jennings.
at her home iti New iiaveu.
Mrs. William Thompson and child-
ren. of Brooklyn. have been guests of
Mrs. Thompson's sister. Mrs. ir‘reder-
ick it‘eldler, 01‘ Broad River.
Mrs. S. K, Stanley. of Main street.
Norwalk. accompanied by her niece.
bliss Olivia C. Stevens. spent yester—
day afternoon with friends in iiridge-
port.
Miss liolen Adams. of mouth Nor-
walk. has returned home after spend
int: Fair Week with her cousin. Miss
Mary Mt'AiiiStt’l‘. of 7 Granville avenue.
llaiibury.
Mrs. J. lierron Crossmnn. vice-pres-
ident general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. from New York.
in the guest of Mrs. Samuel ilieltarris
Weed. at Rowayton.
The County Commissioners will hold
a session in the Norwalk 'l‘own t‘.otii‘t
iootn. Wall street. tomorrow between
ill a. tit. and at p. III. for the purpose at
i'eeeiviitg applications for liquor Ii—
(‘t‘liitt'r‘u
()illeer ’l‘itomas Hunt. of the Norwalk
pittiee form. has eonipleted his list of
the driest iii the City of Not'wuilt. and
limit: that there are more than three
hundred canines ‘wltltin the eily'::
limits.
J. Walter l’eirtz. formerly of Non
walk. and late of the llrtn of Master-
son. l’egi: 6’: Company. of Kingston.
New York. has secured a position to
llridueport. and has moved to that
elly with his faintly.
A party of younr. indies employed at
the It at (i eoruet, ltit'lory engineered
a eart'yull ride from Norwttlk to Sittin-
fortl last evening. About twenty-live
young ladies and young men took the
trip and report an enjoyable Ilttte.
Miss Emma Qtiltttttrtl routinues set»
lotutly ill with typhoid fever. at her
home lit Main street. Norwnik. Witter.
day Dr. .I. ll. Gregory ealletl Tli‘. i". ii.
linker into eontntliutlon. 'l‘lte patient
in reported as aliglttly improved today.
Walter 'l‘. Aiken. ot‘ Norwuik. who iv.
studying; All the Moody ueltctol. iii.
Mount lierruou. Mutton writes I't'letidii
that. it In poiudltle. the twhuol will he
eloiivtl this winter. on tteeotttit or u
ilt'ili‘t'Ity of edit]. The iteltooi eottuituuw
2.000 tonu Iii tho eoItl neutron. IiittI
where to get this amount IN the our»
tion that lit oonl’rontltttt the triuittttttt.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 760
to :1 with Dovoe'tt (lions carriage
Paint. it weightt ii to it orb. more to
the pint than others. wears longer, and
gives it gloat; equal to now work. said
Ivy firtmtttoeh. Watkins at how. III. to.
tioritttm and H. T. Prowitt. & Co. “
oo‘vou" start.
It so We want your trade. our lino
oi Cigars and ‘l‘obnoenn are selected
with great care. we have had ten
youra' exportation in the Tobacco hunts
nuns. and give you the, bottom it it.
The Sparta Giant has become one at
the mole. brands of the ultra. which
good to show that the smoker opiate»
platen it good article. and will out! for
it again utter using one. Our its.
was and Key West Cigtm are tine.
excellent in flavor- and quality. Our
. Pipe business is all that could be tie»
*‘olred. ‘IJD-ttrdatet goods. pretty
' shapes. rouonnbia prices and all
' ' warranted toll.- tna story.
Bishop McMahon Council Catholic
Benevolent Legion. will meet tonight;
n...
George F. Ii‘oote its suffering from it
had cold. which has located in his
neck. ‘ l
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Miss Kittie O'Connell, of Union
street. has returned from a visit in
.Dunliury.
Mru. Ii. D. Perry is quite ill at her
home in Day street. Site is threatened
with pneumonia.
The Hibernians of South Norwalk
will hold it sortable in their hull. Waste
lngton street. October 20th.
Charles Page has resigned his post-
tioti at: the Wall street. burn oi'. the.
(:onneetieut Itullway and Lighting
(‘otnpauyz
The first in the series of Parish so-
elulo will be held this evening. at 'I‘rln-
ity (,‘liureli. Supper will be served
from (i to 7:30 p. in.
——Mill Pond Oysters. opened or on
bail shell. Seliuub‘s.
The Master Builders! Assoeiation of
The Norwaiks. will hold a meeting to—
morrow evening. at Buckingham Post
iooius. iii Wall street. Norwulk.
Several of the open ears of the (ion-
iieetieut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany have been taken to Bridgeport.
to be pttt in good condition for next
season.
The executive committee of the Far-
ther Lights Soeiety of the South Nor-
wulk Baptist (litnreh will hold a busi-
ness meeting this evening at 8 o‘clock
at the church.
James Manning. the South Norwalk
representative of (lately a llrenuan.
the new South Main street elothiers.
spent yesterday in Stamford on busi-
ness for the firm.
George Clarke and his eompanr are
at, the Hotel Hamilton today. Mr.
Clarke will be seen in the leading role
tonight at lloyt's Theatre in his orli4~
iiial and new play. "The Doctor."
Catholic I'nion Count-ii. Knights of
Columbus. of Norwalk. will earlier the
third degree next Monday evening.
I). ll. S. (l. i\'. .Ioltn it}. i.yddy. oi‘
Bridgeport. will eonier the degree.
Samuel Nieholas. who for some time
has been studying law in the oiiiee oi“
i-lttribtitt 6‘: Davis. Norwttik. and wimse
home is lit Ridgeiield. has none. to
Augusta. ieorgia. to spend the win-
ter.
'i‘he Nt’li‘Wiliii liartlwure Company
has just pineed in its store in Main
street. Nort'alk. a full line of Ilte lain—
otis t‘olonlal paints. varnishes. stains.
ete.. and eoi‘diaily invite your inspee-
tion.
Professor W. (lilitei‘i Newell will re~
ipen his dancing seltool. at Arion hall.
:oioorrow evening. All the latest so-
.-ieity danem will be laurlit. and ce-
perial attention will be given to de—
pertinent.
~Vory few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial tirowu. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
The thirteenth annual ball of Court
Mahttrketno. No. 33. Foresters of Am»
erieit. will be held Friday night. No.
veinlter 7th in Musie Italic There will
be a drawing for a gold \vuteh and mu-
~zie by Svee'u orchestra.
The work oi’ establishing a made
for ltettl t-itt‘eel \tiil lie startttl by the
t'ity within a few days. ntueli to the
joy of the residents of that thorough,
fare. The work will be lit thumb of
Superwsoi‘ tii' Streets iluittuti W. l-ioyt.
.lr.
'l‘lte 'i‘tteutluy tiiiziti rinse in the First
Methodist iCpIst-opttl (‘iiurrh will meet
tonight. at, Tali. o'eloek. lit-neon .loliti
It. ’I'uylor will be itrtwiit. and deliv-
er ttti uddress. and lit-r. W. \‘l'. 'l'. lluit-
run will also take eltnipe with the
rims lender. Seth lieittlitiittttt.
\l'ttnltitigion Lodge. independent tir—
tit'i' ot‘ timid 'I‘eutplars. of (‘riinluiry.
will liiutlluto it new lodge of (loud
‘l‘eitipliirn. in Lyons l'luiit. u \t‘m‘lt from
tomorrow evening. tirttttd l‘hlet 'I‘etn~
plar It). i~'. lantnnlutry. of Port I‘Ilt‘tnier.
will neeotnpiitiy the t'i‘uttlutry Lodge.
”Hilltlktttl iluniu, lira. ...t-ltuult'u.
Philip I-‘. Wulkluy and John t3. ’i‘otn-
linuott. of New York. were tritteutu of
Mr. and Mrs. .litittets lolden. It‘ttirlleitl
avenue. yesterday. The youth: tuett
entire. from iiiHIit‘Il. Mouth. where they
have been upottditttx the uuiumer. lttMr.
‘l‘otttllttttort'tt ntttotttoltlle. They left
that pluee Saturday and rebelled South
Norwrtllt Hillbilly.
.. ..... m .. mun. oooo
View pronto who attended the illi‘iit“
Int: ntlttern' rotteert tittiurduy evening.
and lit ttrti iinputy hilteriit .l. W. trlrulley
any that there. wart "no need of Worry»
Itur. utter a innit of coat. that the bitttt
Would be fall before ntmw libs." t‘tlillw
tried the Importance of the remark.
but the tlt'Wiiiltlplfl‘l today Ittdletttn that.
tile "berm“ knew what lit», Willi trilirlttit
about. and Willi eottlldent that the iron»
bio-could not hurt liltit'li longer.
Diamond Rings
$0.00 to 8le Each
Ladies" Stone Rings.
Pupttlar Combinations
Signet Rings
Standard Quality ,
at Right Prices
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to see what we have in our New Fall Line
of Readudo—Weai Clothing. and tion will
enjou possessing one of our VARSITY
SACK SUITS. which are vent nobbtt. or
one of our vent slulish SHORT TOP
COATS. The prices are $7.50 to $20.
I if llOIl want to be “in it” 11011 should
wear one of our SORENTO SOFT
HATS. it is the swellesl thing in the
down. Price. $2.50.
I Cams tackBms.
I i4 soup-i MAIN STREET, MASONIC BUILDING.
i souui NORWALK. NORWALK.
j TEL. CALL 32—2 TEL. CALL 4l—4
We do all in "our power toiui'itislt Grain
and Feed which will secure the results that
are desired by you. whether for your horse.
cattle or poultry.
We shall be pleased to exemplify our ideas
oi what good grain and good service is. ti you
will call or telephone us your orders.
Buy oats that’s cit-xiii.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
9
Eastman sKodaks
AND DEVELOPING MACHINES.
No Dark Room Required.
WILLIAM up. BE‘ZERS,
Bookseller and Stuttoncr.
49 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
COMPLETE LINE OF
Spatildittg’s Foot Ball Goods.
ii‘th'I‘llAIJ .S.
In Chopping
Mluee Meats. the ingredients of ehllly
satire. ete.. there is nothing quite in)
tree. tip .
‘ ‘ ~ ‘ iielpiul an n eltoptter of a standard
l'()()'l li.\l.l. i'AlViH. Kile. up make. it saves time, patlenre and la-
tcoo'runtu. .iaektrt‘s. one. tip ""l‘
The (turn (‘ltoppetn we are told by
those who use It. Is indeed it very sat-
lst‘iteiori' muehitte. Itt fut-t. there are
tiotie better. We are charging only
Stilt) {or the faintly size.
Norwalk il’d’w’e Co.
34 Main St. Norwalk.
SlIlN (li'Alills.
BOXING GLOVES.
l’IYNCIIiNtI IIAIIH,
We. up
idle. tip
stun tip
Coleman’s News Stand.
10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Our $1.“. «tilt is made to order and il
"lit." ht rumored. it is substantially
Iililtiu IilltI those who are wearing tiiht
port of a unit tell his that they are ex-
eellent value for the money and that
they are giving pert‘eet otttiut‘aetion.
rm to the wourluu lltll't. You have it
piek out of to different. pnttortttt. 'l‘lio
overeoitt in equal in any at the [tried
nttd to also made to your tttetiuttre.
”GREY BROTHERS,
Muttufuctttrortt oi
IMPROVED
Soda And Mineral
Waters
lemon sorta. Sawmills. Ginger Ale.
Deep Roch Armory! We]! Water Used Only.
New Canaan. Conn.
MAIL ORDERSPROMI’ThY ATTiiNDED T0 . _ _. _ .
The Bridge Fish Market.
' All Fruit Today.
Illiilltli‘iilli. WEAICII‘ISII, lib-Alli?
i‘iiéili. llll'l‘TltZIlIt‘lHH. FLA'i‘it‘lSli.
iiiilA TROUT. BNAPPER BLUES.
POLLOUK. HALIBUT. MACKEHEL,
(IOU AND OYSTEIIB AND BLAME.
LONG tHLAND’ summons mm
332%?” AND HARD dunno
OUR
$5.00
SUITS AND
OVliI'iCOA'TS
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nor WIIIE’R,
AND airs
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Tin. Sheet Iron. Crapper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street, I
South Norwnlk, Conn.
Telephone 1374:.
Lilflili TBIVS NlliBS
l .
F. R. Horton. of New York eity. is
stopping for a few days at the Gor-
mauia Hotel.
Miss Margaret Farrell. of Elwood
l’laee. has returned from a visit with
relatives lti Dunbar-y.
Mrs. William lv‘. Kora returned last
evening. after spending a week with
friends iii Mt Vernon.
Stephen Higgins. of South Norwaik.
spent a very pleasant time in New
Ilaren. Saturday and Sunday.
The Amphioti Quartette will re-
hearse ’l‘iiursday eyenitttz. at the home
of (‘Itarles Johnson. iii Chestnut street.
Mrs. Mary l-‘.. Smith. of Ntw York
t-ity. is the priest ot’ Mr. and Mrs.
(‘liai‘ies l2. iloyl. at Iiltii‘ home in
Iii-ore street.
I'tieas Tribe of lied Mei] rehearsed
" ‘ the seeoml degree. last evening. Wilit‘il
will he oxetnpllllwd on il\'e candidates
this evening.
Rudolph Sree. proprietor of Sree's
rule. in ltailioml avenue, left this
nutrition. for a two days' vat-atittii trip
ill l.e.no.\:, Mass.
William P. lic‘rs hu~ .et-eivetl a lot
of developing; llitit‘ilii! s. liy usiiiL: this
illilt’illlli‘. no slat}. l".iYIl is required.
You will .in will in i..:.iit~.'. into Mr.
ll“ l".‘ and :-‘e the it. It'iliiit‘.
'l'he iimttuon t‘luh \\'lii bidet toinor-
I'ti\\. \\'itli Airs“. Lewis :41. John. in St.
lohn avenue. All members are urged to
route early as a business meeting will
preeede the social sen-ion.
'i‘li so [“1111 Salli days are t‘Xl‘t‘lllltlll-
:1in busy ones at tht iioston Store.
They are moving considerable amount
of slot-k by means of their small proiit
plan. lieutl their advertiueiuent.
A i't‘izular t‘t‘lthu‘Tlilttll oi~ iiiitler
Lorine. it. A. I\I.. “ill be held this
evening. in the hall in \l’nsltlutzion
«Ii't‘t‘l. \Vtil‘lt' ill the Mill'it til'grte. All
members are prized to be present.
The South Norwulk 'i‘rtist (‘otnpuizv
\lei he one year and a half old topiar-
row. The toinpapy has grown lustu
than any eotnpuity of its kind iii this
section of the state. at: its books will
~allow.
tiorulu'iti. the tailor is oil'et'int: titt-
tIet'tH-ur of very ilittlll quality at «IT
vents per suit. and another suit at til
rents. l’erstttis tleniriut'. :1 reasonable
suit of uttderelothliig. here is eertaiuly
the opportunity.
I‘iilttriiu llose (‘otnpaily held its rer~
ulttr monthly business ttteetluu. last
ttiuhi. in the hose house in Franklin
street. Little besides tontiue business
was: ironsaeied. lt‘Ire applications tor
titentliorshlp were reeeived.
The football team of the lh‘mvn
Business College will up to Stamford
Saturday afternoon and hopes to ro~
pent the tt'lek with the Stamford elev-
en that they did to the South Norwalk
Iltgit seltool team. last Saturday.
The more of William It‘rutter nuttluttt
Anuuut littettorher. the North Main
street hotelier. Involving between 75
and till emits. will more up before
Judy» Taylor. In the South Norwuik
hide of the Tom (Snort. Wednesday.
(littottei' 1’13.
'l‘he niuelt eontlmted ease of A. (tuna
lliliilll A” t'untpatty against it‘. 'l'. blindn-
iutti. the North Main atreet painter. tum
etipled the attention oi‘ .Ittdae it}. ill.
Lorilrwood. lit the NorWqu 'l‘owu t‘ottrt
till tiny yesterday. No derision With
l'i'lll‘llt'tl. and tho (’Iliii‘ watt eontluumi
until Htttttrrlity morttltiu. at. it o'eloelt.
at the «ante place.
The. pity nonenrtnrn. Franklin A.
'l‘ollen and V. A. Random. will be in item
ulon at the Council rooms ltt littvlittrtd
Htl‘t‘t‘t trout and lttrludlrtg‘ Ortohnr it
to and Including November int. from
ilziitl to 12 "L: 2 to ii p. m.. and trout
1 to 9 p. on. every day and on Sat-
urdtty. November lot. from 7 to it p.
at. for the purpose at rewiring tiritttetl
lists of all the property owned by the.
voters of the Second diatrlet.
For several days past the water did
not how properly through the pipes in
it‘. ll. imwtoti‘a booth Matti street store
and yesterday plumbers Worn sought to
Ilnd out what was the matter. 'l‘lto
trouble was soon IIIBtth’l't’tl when no
eel about a foot and it httlt‘ lotus. and
weighing several pounds Wits round
wedged in the pipe. The out Was i‘r-
movrtl and the plumber Itept hint to
exhibit to his friends. The fish must
have been there several months.
m
A Full, Fresh Line of
"Wallace's; Chocolates.
3m? . i. ll.
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in our selections of Fall and Whit
Apparel, and this has been adopted
by the approval of many men oi their
ion who have visited our atoro‘dttrltti
the past week and made their phi“
chases. ‘ a“
tit tutu YOUR intuit
t NOW. A
We want you to come in and see the
new season's styles and make your so-
lection while the stock is new} and
fi'esh—-conto in tomorrow morning. ‘ ‘
While we have both Suits and mi:
Top Coats at a great variety of prices}...
we want you to note particularly the:
especially large collection of each,
which we have marked ‘
$I2 and t
It you compare the qualities7 '
styles with others you will find the
equal to any sold elsewhere at $18.
Mink tn Stratus:
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In Our ons Department It
We have an assortment of Suits. Top Coats and Rooters that are
worth fully $2 to $5 more titan our prices. and those who have t care
of boys will be. particularly interested in our offerings of j venilo
apparel at $2.00. $3.00 and $4.00.
HABERDASHERY.
n l
ings you will find them in our stoek, correct in style and very mod"
erate in prieo.
You will be. well pleased with our
fine quality.
Trunks and Suit Cases.
Selltcl i Pliiil, Willis H. Silittt, 4.
98 Washington Street, 48 and 50 Wall Street, '.
Whatever you may want in the way of small articles oi! Fumlah- .
$2.00 Hats—~conrect styles and _
so. NORWALK. NORWALK.
Caesar-.2...
New Stock.
Ask attention to some fresh
Five O’clock Teas, at
Grandmother's Cookies. at
Keystone Biscuit. at BC lb, 2 lbs. 25c
Cheese Sandwrch, at l5c package
Will have some at those Kennedy “J0ltnnies” such
as the town has been sampled with. at l3c lb. two
pounds. 25c
F.93FNZO DIBBLE
I6c lb
13c lb. 2 lbs. 25c
”6”” ”0
Wise People Realiie
that the proper fitting of Glasses should never be guessed It.
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If there in any trouble won your eyes. come to us and have a that‘-
ough examination made free. \te guarantee satisfaction.
0. B. JACKSON,"
GRADUATE OPTIOIAN
u mu. srnmnr. uonwnnxbomr.
WWW.» ' §
Best Quality
Hickory. Oak. Maple
00 Chestnut and Pine.
Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros.
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You are probably tired ol the so~called
predtgested loads. and are, ready to come
back to it substantial Breaktast Food that
' wrll start that: day and your stomach right,
namelyi. HbALTH BRAND CIAT MEAL.
itindddont target the label tor the when
It" .
Charles Gray is confined to his home
in Ann street. with rltournutisttt.
Raymond Decker, tnrmeriy clerk for
Frank H. ninth. in his South Main
street store. has secured it position an
alert. in Lawton's South Norwaik
store.
The entrant
.u
i. It. Hamilton in in Daltbttt‘ynttidityt.
nomination of Chief of Police William”
Volitner {or sheriff of Falrtteltl oouhtb.
the Democratic City Cammitteé will
meet this evening. and make “undo-t
{ manta tor; tt maul interrogate bullet
, probably, cite-ammo worth: .
more attire Note in " would the Duluth».
mikjaettt t: it
amt ' unit
ti meeting that wedfifiugit nominee“ title) will
auburn . _ irrationali item
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using his best. efforts to secure the .
Norwalk Chronicler