‘ it costs. , ,
crush 111111111113. 50 AND 151:.
A 1111 line of Ladies‘ and Mlssos'
onshore and can Glovas.
E. K. BANKS
Mahaokemo Hotel Intuit}?I
SOUTH NORWALK,
1111
CONN.
Ear out w th Iiis
Winton, after ahaving it laid up for a
few days for "repairs.
. The Century Club will hold a post
paired meeting with Miss Blanche Eris,
of Norwalk, this evening.
Herman Snyder and family will
move this week from 29 Washington‘
street to 4 Franklin street.
s1.1...'.1-. 'r A a Society wui.
, hold a. regular meeting tlrls evening in
their ball in South Main street.
1
i - On account of-a rush in business it
was necessary for W. S. Sturtevarrt to
put on an extra delivery wagon roster-l
,day.
Mr. and M1s Arthur Bourullct,1vlro
were lately mmrlcd, will begin house— ‘
BEAVER HATS.
$1. lib.
A special lot in styles for woman and
children
Fine soft nap and rich color.
Deep shades of blue. brown. caster
and red. Black also,
Price is worth repeating—$1 95.
Right corner, rear
QUEEN QUALITY
song‘s roe woMsu’.
There credentials of “shoes for we
men" extensively advertised Not one
has the standing of Queen Quality;
none has the merit.
The makers of Queen Quality shoes
1 y a car, N syncs:
If the consumptive could
only its? from getting worse
it woul be some encourdgc
merit.
Scott’s Emulsion at least
gives tired nature a br‘eathin
spell. The nourishment and
siren th obtained from Scott‘s
Emu sion are a great relief to
the exhausted system.
This treatment: alone often
enables the consumptive to
gather force enough to throw
unused? scenery.
Addren by Curator-1 From. M. Chap-
man, of New York.
The fifth annual meeting of the Con-
nectlcut Audubon Society was held at
Bridgeport Scientific Society's rooms.
Barnum Institute, Saturday afternoon
There was a. large attendance fromi
various parts of the state and The 1401- ‘
walks had their share of represents
lives. The president Mrs Mabel Os-
good Wright rpresldod. The reports
were lntcreatingznnd a gain of nearly
7,000 members during the year weal
announced. Many of the new oncsl
are school children as most of the
work has been along educational llncs. ,
Bird and nature studies have proved
that the host is appealed to in youtlr.‘
and the cause of humanity is greatly.
bencfittcd Particularly lniereating'
Keeping in Touch
With You.
A DRESS GOODS WEEK
This should be the busiest week of
the season in our dross goods acc.tlon
Stock at its very best; outfitting time
We
bed vents and pants to 1111111
lined, special at 39c each." ‘
era. all sizes. speciahat 25
Missos' extra line qr.1nllty:ie
Boys' fleece 11111111 shirts‘uh
was the report -'f101n Madison, where her 1. and Wm... t 1‘ lie. Mons medium weight under 9
keeping t 13 Chestnut street South hill 0 0 Off the disease altogether. . I mos easonar ,
w...._..,..._......-.-1_.....,-..........._ Norwalkfi Samar; :lld zfikrpltTfirtwjgswfin‘mg SCOtt‘S Emulsion brings 332;? was it gain 0i 1'4“) new mun T110813 are some of the reasons why: "alum! illlil Willie “pedal at 50“
Men 3 fleece llncd shirts and B "
ers, 50c each.
Men’ 5 111 wool shirts and draw ‘
natural and camel hair. special
WE‘A‘ritEs snusos‘ti'r
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity.
to most shoe manufacturers. Queen
iQuullty shoes grasp the feet closely
where it needs supporting; leave the
.foot free where it needs freedom.
is inclr lliivWOOI scrgo in all colors,
50c yd.
38 Inch all-wool wlrlp cord in all
. Following the business part of: tlrls
meeting the audienco was favored with
an illustrated lecture on Birds. given
strength to the lungs and. flesh
to the body.
—-Don't forget the lecture by Rev.
William .‘I. Slocum, at Lockwood's
Hull. Thursday evening. Nov. tith.l
at
F air tonight and Wednesday; colder
tonight.
The storm which was central
in the Lake region yesterday morning
moved southeast and the storm on the
South Atlantic coast moved northeast
and they have united as one storm.
central near New Haven at 8 oclock
this morning. it is now movurg out to
sea. Heavy rain has fallen during the
past 24' hours from Hatteras to Port-
land, Me. .The highest wind reported
was 38 miles per hour at Hatteras.
Conditions favor for this vicinity clear-
ing weather this afternoon. tollowed by
fair and colder tonight and Wednes-
day. Storm warning signals are dis—
played along the New England coast.
The curling department of the Cro-
fut‘and Knapp Company was closed
yesterday.
J. A. Lynch, of Danbury. has been
making a short stay with friends in
South Norwalk.
Mrs. Catherine Brown is moving
from 120 South Main street to 102 011
the same street.
William Mellugh of South Main
street has gone on a hunting trip up
the Danbury road.
Do you ache? That's Malaria. Dr.
Dick’s Medicine cures.
Miss Agnes, Rctohford. of M. S.
SmithdsOompany’s store. spent yester
day in New York.
Hughey O‘Rourke. of Railroad ave-
nue, has resigned his position at Col-
lender's Point and has taken one in
Southport.
Miss Norrie Sullivan. of Yonkers N.
Y. has returned home after spending
a week with Miss Sadie Powell of El-
wood Place '
Adeibert Lawton who is on a naval
trainiiig ship, is spending a fifteen
days' furlough With his father F. D.
Lawton in town.
Barber Gustave Pltzer has been
making several changes and improve-
ments about the interior of his shop in
Washington street.
...,._
~The Supreme Court 10c Cigar.
Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Am-
erica, will hold its regularysemi-month-
ly meeting this evening in K. of P. hall,
Washington street.
Louis Cuneo of Water street Is
spending a few weeks in Ridgetleld,
where he is engaged In harvesting a
large crop of apples.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert W. Hazard. of
13 Woodward avenue, are the happy
parents of a daughter. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
A large load of boy was upset Mon-
day night, in Ely avenue, just below
Springwood Chapel, because the driver
went too close to the pile of rocks
thrown out in blasting. in widening
said street. blocking the way for a con
sldorablc time.
The Fairllcld Nor l1 Auxiliary of the
State Sunday c ool Association,
which includes the Sunday schools in
lianbury, Bethe]. Ridgeflelri. Newtown
nodding, Georgetown. New Falrflerd
and Brookdeld. will hold its annual
meeting in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Bethel, tomorrow with after-
noon and evening sessions At the
atternoon session the election of oili-
cers will take place.
MW ...____‘
TRULY '
PERFECT
CLOTHING
MUST FIT
is it reasonable to expect
clothing not made for you, to
fit? No. 'iheir why not have
them made for you, especial-
1y when they cost no more
and “Jack" Fledler, of Broad Rircr,
Subject, “Our Young Men," 1
Harry Hubbell and son Willie, of
Spring street went fishing last night
and returned with a large mess of
frost fish.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. White, of New-
ark. and Philip White, of: Norfolk, Va...
were the guests of friends in Norwalk
yesterday.
John Hinds, who is now located in
Blnghamton. N. Y., and has been
spending a Week ,in South Norwalk,
returned today to New York state.
Louis Schweitzer, one of the men
employed by Raymond Brothers, suf-
fered with a sore back yesterday and
had to go to his home in Fairficld ave-
one.
——Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and Is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
W. H Reed, inspector for the South
Norwalk municipal lighting plant,
who gushed his foot with an axe about
a week ago. is able to be around. but
has not yet recovered from the effects
of the injury.
Everett Bulkley, of South Norwnlk,
went hunting last Friday in the wilds
0t Weston but. returned. after ti amp-
ing all day. with only four partridges
and one quail.
Charles Raymond of South Norwalk
went out fishing with a party of
friends last Saturday and returned
with thelargest mess of the season.
There were nearly two hundred of
nearly all kinds of fish caught In these
waters and many of them of c'xtra size.
William T. Jesse and F, M. Jerr-
nings, .112, of South Norwnlk, drove to
011 Ridge, last Saturday night, and Mr.
Jesse furnished violin music for a
dance held in Anson Phelps Stokes'
large new carriage house. The af-
fair is reported to have been a great
success.
the Hallett street crossing of the Con-
solidated railroad in Bridgeport, form
erly of South Norwalk, was again at-
tacked with syncope yesterday, and
was removed in the ambulance to the
emergency hospital, where restorativcs
were administered.
The South Norwalk Fife and Drum
Band attended the fair of St. Mary’s
Drum Corps, In Port Chester, Satur
day night and the members report
a fine time. Five other corps were in
attendance, but none appeared better
or played with more skill than the
South Nor-walk contingent.
The cases of Harry Brown George
Hyatt. Joseph Barnes and William
Campbell arrested yesterday by the
Norwulk police, charged with fighting
on Smith street. will not come 11p 11n-
til this sftcrnonn, owing to tbc fact
that Prosecuting Attorney w. Efrain-
many was in Bridgeport this morning.
Eddie McGowan took a tumble from
his wheel yesterday morning while 110-
ing down Washington street ills
front forks broke and Eddie fell di=
molly. in, tror‘irt
dieu's horse. ortunatcly Mr. 11' Hom-
medieuchecksd the entrant immediate
ly and no serious results followed. Ed-
die says it is the first fall he has had
since he owned a bicycle.
Deacon William Miller. the manager
to be quite a chauffeur and is becom-
1111; as profllcient in guiding the horse-
less vehicle as he is in leading young
men into the ranks of Red Men. Sun-
day, Mr. Miller, accompanied by Mr.
Seymour, went to Stamford in 111911.11
ter's new Oldsmobile and in theater-
noon to Georgetown. making tire trip to
the letter 11] no 1110111 South Norwpfit
in three- «we re of an hour. Mr M
Leonard Farrlngton. the flagman at , .
to! James L‘Homme ‘
of Seymours grocery store. is setting —
in variety 0! style,
shoes stand by themselves There is
one for. wear on every occasion from
dress affair to tramp through winter
sleet.
The price is $3. Brit Queen Quality
shoes cant be judged by p1 ice alone.
'l‘hcywlll easily equal most shoes sold
at more,
This store is Bridgeport agent.
Shoe store.
OUTING FLANNELs
AND SUCH.
The collection for winter" is new
ready. Of course there'll be more lat-
cr but ’twlll be hard to add any that
are prettier or softer or more satisfac-
tory in every way
Fancy outing flannels in both light
and dark colors stripes and checks——
lilfic. 8c and 10c yd. _
Plain outing flannels—plnk. light
blue, green. rose and ci'eam~—10c yd.
Domet Shaker flannols-‘Bc, lilac and
121/10 yd.
Canton ilannels. blanched and
bleached—~8c. 10c and to 150 yd.
White-wool naturals-19c, 25c and to
500 yd.
Gray and brown twill financier—251:
to 590 yd.
un~
Front basement.
EMBROIDERY.
Classes in the free embroidery
school are still open; you mayarranSo
'to enter one at almost any time you
wish.
Miss lnngblnc has the faculty of
combining pcrsoual attention with her
class work. Scholars make rapid pro-
gross.
This is a good time to begin work
on holiday fancy-work. The school is
the best place to learn about new
things.
No charge except for materials.
’l‘lrlrd floor.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
Bridgeport, Conn.
Queen Quality ‘
Phone in:
3 MANUFACTURING
FOR OTHERS
is a very prominent branch of our
business.
The expensiveness of equipping
a plant may be preventing your
putting upon the market a money
making article. Such belng the
case, consult us. We are in a post
tion to manufacture at a less cost
than you can run a plant after you
get it.
THE G. N. MCKIBBHV
M’F’ G CO.
W. R. THOMPSON, Manager.
50 WATER 571. ISO. NORWALK.
(30111 is $111.00 f;
GAS is $1.25:
PER 11. :-
Which is Cheaper? ‘
'3 Ban 1
..
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chenille. 409 Pearl 81., N. Y.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY- IN BERLIN.
Man Jumped from Buggy and Demand-
ed Wages from Workman
HARTFORD October 28——The po-
lice here have been notified of a dar-
ing highway robbery which was com-
mitted in Berlin yesterday, in front of
the residence of C. M. Jarvis. vice-pres-
ident of the P. & F. Corbin Company,
of New Britain. A stranger drove 1111
in an open buggy and pointing a loud-
ed pistol at the head of a workman
who was turflng the front lawn, do-
manded his money. The man was
slow in complying with the demand of
the lrlghwayman. who accentuated his
demand. The latter quickly handed
over all the money he had. his week's
wages. The robber took it and quick‘
ly Jumping into the buggy gave the
horse a cut with the whip and drove in
the direction of this city. The work-
man gave the alarm and the police of
this city and nearby towns have been
notified to be on the lookout for the
robber.
AMERICA’S FAMOUS BEAUTIES
Look with horror on Skin Eruptions
Blotches Sores." 1leples. They don't
have them, nor will any one who uses
Bucklen’s Arnlcn Salvo. It glorifies
themes. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish
before It. it cures sore lips, chapped
hands. chilblnlns. lnfnlllble for Piles,
25c at F. .H. Baxter's drug store. ”
PROFESSOR MIXTER ACCEPTS.
HARTFORD, October 2R—-—Govcrnor
George 1’. McLean has received notice
from Professor Mlxior, of New Haven,
of his acceptance of the ofilcc of i11-
spector general of gas motors and il-
lrinrlnatirig gas.
--8TOP THAT COLD.
or It may result In Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when.
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter's or Plutsted’s. "
LOOK .AT THESE
"Cash Prices.
SHOULDER STEAK 101' lb.
ROUND STEAK 14c
SIRLOIN STEAK, 16c
PROTERHOUSE STEAK. is St 2011
LAMB CROPS, lilo
LEGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB, lie
WHOLE FOREQUAHTERS, 9o
ROAST PORK,15e
SAUSAGE, 14c; 2 lbs for 251:
WHOLE RAMS, li'rc
SMOKED SHOULDERS lid
FOWLS lilo
CHOPPED BEEF.
HOME DRESSED CHICKEN“.
AND DUCKS TO ORDER.
18 81. 20C
TRIPE, 8c lb.
EGGS. 250 doz.
COD LIVER OIL. 20c bot.
Schaub’s Market
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT’S THEATRE.
. One Night,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29111.
The Great Success,
HALL CAINE' 8 POWERFUL PLAY
THE CHRISTIAN.
(In a prologue and four acts).
Lolhlar d. 60., M n.
Presented with an oxeslcnt cast.
Special-scenery, accessories. and do.
tail of perfection that has character-
ized tho engagements elsewhere.
PRICES. fl. 75c, 50c. 2111:.
Hour 11 THEATRE.
RIDAY, OOTOBERfi
“LAUGH AND ’l‘lflii WORLD LAUGHS
Wl'i‘ HE'YOU
is certainly apropos and wall-
lrnowrr of
by. Frank M. Chapman. curator of the
Museum of Natural History, New
York. Mr. Chapman made a few rc-
marks preceding his lecture, express-
Ing his regret at certain statements
made by mllllners in a New York 1111-
per of Saturday's Issue. to the effect
that it was not, wrong to kill the kind
of birds called grebe and that they
would be used for millinery purposes
this fall. Mr. Chapman proved that
tho mllllners had no right to use the
grebe and that the wholesale dealers
in millinery had no scruplos about us
ing our birds. Ho related how a
friend of hishnd sailed from British
America and on the some steamer was
shipped ten tons of birds’ wings of
white grouse or ptarmlgnn, which bird
turns white in winter. These wings
are valuable to the dealers because
the white wings will take any color
dye and there is a demand made by
the dealers for large numbers of. birds
at n time. One thousand, two hundred
and fifty shore birds were killed and
shipped from Cobb’s island, Virginia.
at. one time to the dealers for mil-
liucry purposes and now that kliid of
bird is extinct, only the teens being
found in that locality. Mr. Chapman's
lecture was a very interesting one and
about birds we are not so familiar
with, as a rule.
The illustrations were various and
secured at no end of trouble by Mr.
Chapman in his travels. We learned
much about the shimmers, laughing
gulls, terns, flamingoes and others.
Views of tho haunts of the birds at
Nassau and (lardlncr's island Wore
particularly Instructivo. especially the
latter plncc, Gnrdincr's island, which
is 31,4 miles from Long island. is
reached by n seven-mile drive from
Moritauk to East Hampton, and there
a fire is kindled on the shore, and the
smoke Is used as a signal to the is
land. Wired the islanders obsorvo the
smoke a boat is sent out to the shore
for the guests.
This is the primitive way in which
Mr. Chapman has made his visits
there. The island has been owned by
twelve generations of Gardinors and is
a happy borne for many birds. Nests
were found In many open places owned
by birds whose habits are to hide their
nests in other localities. Mr. Chapman
stated that the birds‘ greatest enemy,
the out. was not allowed to live on this
island, but two were known to be there
now, but the people expected to cap-
ture them when the first snow fails.
llcuriy applause followed the con-
clusion of Mr. Chapman's lecture.
FROM THE THIRD DISTRICT.
List of Congressmen Since Redivision
of the State.
The death of Congressman C. A.
Russell calls attention to his prede-
cessors in office. fill of whom be out-
runkcd in point of service. Previous
to 1837 the congressmen from this
state were elected by the people at
largo. The constitution fixed the
number at five, in 1793 It was lllilflt'
seven, in 182:1 six and in lit-ill four,
From 1837 to iii-ill they wore clcctod
one from each of the six districts and
since that time four districts until the
present year. when a congressman-111-
largo in to be chosen.
The iii-it of representatives from the
Third district. since its establishment
by the general assembly is as follows:
George S. Cstlu, Windham, 1843-51;
John A. Rockwell, Norwich. 1,514va:
Chauncey ir‘. Cleveland, Hampton.
1849-53: Nathan Beiclior, New 1.1111-
don, 1853-5: Sidney Dean, Thompson.
1865-0; A. A. .Burnhum. Windham;
1859-63; Augustus lirandcgce, New
lmudon._liiiili-7: ll. H. Starkwuather.
Norwich. 1887-17; John '1‘. Walt. Nora
wicli. 1877.87: Charles A. Russell. liil=
linuly, 1887-1902. ..From this list it
will be seen that New London county
has five of the nine and Windham
county four.
. not woser FORM.
Multitude: are starting the praises of
hodoh the 1 w discovery which is
melting so. any sick people well and
weal: people stron by digesting what
the! out by cleans In; and sweetening
the stomach and by transforming their
each.
the newest shades, of I190 yd.
I14 inch wool clroviots. in the
mixed grey effects, at 751: yd.
56 inch heavy wool melton cloths I11
grey. brown; also green mixtures. so
much in demand, for unlined skirts, $1
yd. A
52 inch fine quality all wool broad-
cloths, a very large variety of colors
to choose fi'Om. Price $1 yd.
KNITTED UNDERWEAR
son MEN, WOMEN. CHILDREN
THE FALL WEIGHTS.
You‘ll find values here very much to
your liking. That means the qualities
are excellent and the prices low.
liadies’ medium weight ribbed vests
and pants. 25c each.
Ladlcs' extra fine quality Swiss rib-
bed vests and pants. same. quality oth
cis sell for 5110:0111 price 390.
Ladies' Swiss ribbed vests
lined, pants to match 23c CM l1
Ladies” all wool Swiss ribbed v0.15
extra fine quality, 750 each.
Misses' jersey ribbed
pants to match,
at 25c.
ll CW
fl ecce
tests
fleece lined,
11111
special
mm
The best work of the fur-
niture makers is here.
greatest balue from an artistic
or a wearing standpoint.
neatly excellent stock of bean-
ti/ol sets or odd pieces..
A. ]. COLLINS 8 C0"
12 North Main 51.. "" ,‘
South Narnia“, Conn.
W,,_._-‘~.._
J
You should follow the example of careful piano buyers,
Manufacturers of Strictly High-Grade
STA‘M folio, coon. "
And make your selection. ‘ I
BECAUSE yodtun save the large profit of Dealers and Agents.
d in tone, durability and workman-
tiovcrrrmoutBond '
The Apollo Piano l-l’ln’y’~
455 MAIN ST.,
The Schleiclrcr l’luno Is uncxccllc
ship and Our Curantcc In as good as it
Has no equal. Call and hear it play.
PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED
By Skilled Workman.
, 455 iiiiili S'Illiili'l‘ STAiIFOIiD Willi.
Open every evening until 8 p. m. a mi on Saturddy evenings until 10 p. 1.1.
MUSICAL ms'rnumburs AND swear music. ‘
m
a!» ~11.
LAKE SUPEMIOR COMPANY.
'H—u...
Annual Meeting Held In New Haven
Yooterday.
NEW HAVEN. October flit—«The un-
nunl meeting of the stockholders of the
natural and camol' 5 hair. at $1 each.
shirts and drawers in natural
camel’s hair. at $1.251cacli.
THE NEW AUTUMN HOSI
shape
munds. ..
makes of foreign anddomcltiflw ,
iory may be found here in co
variety.
will prevail.
special at 121/21;
ulur 25c. quality. new 190 a pair.
in all the newst figures and stri
at 251' a pair
all sizes. 101: a pair
fleece lined. special at 150 a pair.
Itlal 121/11! 11. pair.
1 | st
hose in all the new patterns for {all
at 2" .1c pair.
83 and 85 11111111110131. So 110111111
/ 1 «_
Endorsed by all the gr eat V
m0
case of Daniel 0' Connor. uharnduitifli
attempted assault, was heard”
Town Court in Urilon City 1 ‘
Mou' s all wool shirts and drawers. ,
Mons extra fine quality all
This shop is in the lines bossihlo
to meet your stock
The good, housed-well».
0111 well known low 1)
Latiies’ plain black fleece lined hose
Ladies’ fast black cotton hose. rog-
Ladies plain black and fancy ho
Childrens fast black ribbed hose
“Childreus fast black ribbed hose. 1,1
Mon' s fast black and tan hose;s
Mcn‘s fancy half hose in the new
ripen all font colors, at 16c 11 pair
Mons last block and fancy half
The
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PIAN08 TO still"
Telephone ‘ ,
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MMMINEGO' - -- '11
Girls. New Sense. Dances, Witti
clams; new Costumes Scenery and
islet-trio Effects. Ever linen fourth.
Mary git-1' a beauty. lvery special-
ty a hit. Jot/mood
1111.911 ,
‘Mom‘rnotlr production a; éévon '
‘ nausea Producing? 11151 New vial
Philadelphia and Chicago Success.
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