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For Norwslk and vicinity: Fair in?-
night and Saturday. The low area
which was central over Lake Harm;
yesterday and caused the showers I
this vicinity, last night. is now moving
out the St. Lawrence it is followed by
an area of high pressure. one part can».
tral over Lake Erie, the other. off the
Virginia coast. This In turn is follow;
ed by an extended area of low pressure
central In Utah and extending north-
outward. liaiI has fallen ‘in th
northwest. Lake region, Ohio. New
York and Connecticut.
~.——s~.
Cyrus Cunningham of D‘snbdry has
been spending several days In South
Norwalk.
Dodson T. F Gilbert. of Wilton. has
purchased another house from Nor-
walk parties. '
~Shonlder steak 10c 10 Water St
The Misses Dibble of Sayview ave-
nue,. have been entertaining their con-
sin, Miss Clara Wprren. of New York.
William 111.11.111.11 of Georgetown.
an expert machinist In the Norwaik
iron Works, la building an automobile .
In his spare time which promises to be
a "goer. ”
~Anotber lot of those ribbons. all
widths and colors, 10c yd. M. S.
smith E Co.
William McPherson driver of the
Old W'eli Hook and Ladder truck. who
11 Men ill tor over a month .with by
nbold fever. was able to get to South
' Npraik. yesterday, and to call upon
' his friendI.
. -‘—Ni‘lw Pall Youman Derby's, O‘Brien.
'MrI Peter Celts of Cranbury. who
was operated on at‘ the Stamford hos-
pital. by Dr Jean Dumortier a few
:daxs ago. is improving. and it is ex-
pected, that she will be able to come
home abortly.
éflockwood s chocolate 14c cake.
at' Duvenbort's store.
The trolley company was string-
ing the overhead work beneath the
.Washinaio‘n stmt bridge yesterday.
and as 11 consequence some of the cars
.on both lines yore delayed by the work
j- 111 I111- hoist
- modest Baldwin; bacterium; w‘bht
"our “46' Downtime. last week. to take
.the1 first vacationalnce he became a
., dentist some fifteen years ago. Re
retdrhed. home feeling much benefited
by the change '
‘ #Sest ‘vhi'uea‘ In black mercerised
Skills to lid found at M. B. Smith &
Co‘,s 92 Washington street.
Misses Rosa and Minnie Gottilab. of
South Norwslk; Miss Rose Brava-
man. of P a: ence,. and Miss Rose
LewiI . ork, ‘have been recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gott-
iieb, in music”.
Funeral services over the remains
eta-MiseAIioe Wood, whose remains
were brought to Norwaik from Middle-
town were held yesterday afternoon
from Grace Baptist Church. Illural
was in Riverside Comets ,
. .wSupsrim be a 1101s 9‘17. ‘19?»
'd‘ll‘e and dile¥2l I wig
ternoon at am 30 o gciock
Is expected as the hilif rds are a goodsc
team. Recently tbby‘dgfea ted the Gra-
phophones. The management or the
R and 0's is negotiating for games with
Connecticut Stet‘6! teams. '
ware Lackswma hid Western itali-
road Company. It name”! has been
reaction ,-with1 . auto
dency o t e' Railroad
pennant! “burning .
cahdreenwicb. b you able to resume
1 near vener'he hthrbdliindd 1611.? art
an arm from blood poisoning.
-—Umbrellss, Mourning Bands O'Brien.
t Gileshm Britto. I lliven-known charac-
9l‘. W QJill.
ilffe‘,‘ In fielden V111 fid‘f‘orml
was stricken with fever on m3;
his condition was so serious on Sunday ‘
that an ambuls ce was we
where ft:- lb.
lously ‘lll.
i, a sudden attack
TJOJ; .
ness 1 1
«'u'tea‘ s‘t‘yie 11.11 bulb. damn.
it» David 11. Miller. 11.. of Its:-
mood avenue. is recovering from an
ness. 1....
Miss 111.111.1111; of Norw‘alk. II a
c. guest of Miss in up Raymond. in North
Wilton.
"See our early I‘Ill styles of mil-
lin ry. ll 8 Bmitht Co.
mes Dwyer ct Norwalir. has taken
a position as bell boy at the Hotel
Clifford.
Frank L. Judd. of Spring street, is
rheumatism,
~lillgin butter. 23c 1b.. F D L. a Ca.
Holly ll. Sisuson and family, of
South Norwaik spent Labor Day at
Trinity kae
Mrs. Hoyle Merrill. of Huntington.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Austin. Woodward avenue. '
~lv‘ancy‘ sweet potatoes 22m pk.
at Davenport's store. ._
George T. Bullock, of Scott's corner,
has secured a million on the railroad
He il stationed at South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs Alanson Ml Illllugh
'of Norwalk have réturi‘i‘tiii ho a after
an enjoyable time thinning in the vi-
clnlty of Rowsvtob ‘
~11 little‘ ilre may be sgdrldced to
fcro‘upl you don't
have Dr. Thom up oMolecule Oil on hand
for the emargenc'y
District Division, No. l A. 0. H.
Norwalk, in Planning to a dance
in. Hibernian Bali in Wail street on
Friday evening...0etobers
Herbert D Brown and family. who
have been esioying an listing at the
old Gilbert place, in Hurlbutt (Wilton)
returned to Norwsik on Monday.
~Clopped Beef 1 lbs. 1111.. Scha‘ub’s.
George D. Meier and Seth Grumman,
of south Norwalkn have been doing
duty as iu‘rors In the Common Pleas
Court. criminal term, this week. _
.l‘iiss Helen Sahili. of River street.
Norwalk Is the guest of Miss May
Moran. o‘f Tremont, New York. who has
been her guest for several weeks.
-Lawu wrappers. Handsome pat-
terns. line texture now the outwards.
M. S. Smith SC Co. ‘
Mrs. 0‘. M. Daniels and daughter
loss of- Cimtaut street. Norwalk. who
have been the guests of relatives in
Bronx, Nngork. have returned home.
Among the guests registered at The
inn. Ridgeiieid this week. were J.
Wallace Marvin and three lr‘idles East
Norwaik: Robert Perry and three lad-
lea. Noroton.
-—New Knox Derbys. O' Brien.
The Helping Hand Circle of King's
Daughter; of the Norwaik Methodist
Church will meet this evening with
Mrs. Charles 11,1191. at her home in
Weft Maia street.
The Reallekander Hamilton and
George W. Raymond were among the
NorwaikM akons‘ who attended the
meeting ath asonic home in Wall-
ingford, yet
-'—Kltchen ware yof every sort. Crock-
erg .glasWIN, 1111111111., etc. ‘ M. S.
8 “11291111 Q0.
.M. Zehndgr who has been spend-
111‘; a Jew days in town. le‘ft. eater-
day for his home In Scranton, a. He
will sail for Europe for several months
stay. September 27th. ‘
—Rlb Roast, 1214c. 10 Water street.
The Norwalk members of the G. A.
H. Party, who went to California,
and weeks ago. are expected sodenfie
fore the close of the present week
or the early part of next. ,
~m§1u b'u‘t‘ter. 23c 1b.. 1“. D L & Co.
Mr. and 111-. John H. Johnson left
South Norwalk yesterday for 111113111111-
ton New York. to reside in the future.
Edward Johnson will board with Bert
Lockwood of Cross street.
NerYork. New Haven fiqand Hartford
all?
at p
little I vi a block ‘lnh‘
brok to spill-chains?
-—-Sho.ulder Steak, lbs 26c,
:‘8‘201Ef‘ied fillpkhbélliib iu‘iee W" 113m
played during the‘ summer months as
railroad mall clerk on the thchiiel
in,
"‘—
suffering from an attack of lnflamatory'
. v11 “vimvflw‘ofi mum»
now res sensor. scam. I
The 1911 111cm invet- 3-9
to ‘se‘ho‘si lit all ran twill
the bells ran Tends
new it‘d“? "' .1
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$1115 ’ y'
sources;-
ram freely from is:1
Promotions servlcaf
children Is one thing that th
atom is dbtermlned to give. -
sodas. 1 1 2i
Shut-s for school wear that arq‘
stout. but not clumsy, that at
stylish but casy,—-—tl1at are right
for active growing feet. {
Girls‘ and children's shoes
SiOUtbOKCSlf——7Sc., $1, and $1.25.,
according to size.
Dongoia shoes for girls an“
cl1ildrc11,-—-75c. .. $1, $1. 25 and
$1. 5.0 ‘
Special box calf shoes for girlh,
with safety heel, $2.
thtlc men 5 shoes of satin cal
Box calf shoes. little mcn"s‘
sat‘ne sizes, safety heck—$1.2;
and $1.50. '
Boys’ shoes of satin calf, sizes
1 to 5V2..—-—~$1 25 and $150.
Boys’ velour talf shoes, full of
wean—$2.
» Boys’ Never— —rip shoes of heavy
kangaroo calf .—$1 25 and $1. 50 ,1
Shoe store.
srocxmos. l
I‘l1crc are no stockings sold at
the price that have so much durt'.
ability in them as Wear-Resists:
ing.’1herc are no stockings for
school wear that equal Wear-Rej-
sisting.
dStrong claims both—but prov~v
ed by the trial of tim’e on the feet
of Bridgeport youngsters. Wé
limit!" 0111 made to our order and
specifications. 'Iltey are made It»
wear as cotton never were before
«and they do it.
One-and— —one or two- and- two
rib. double sole heel and toe,
spliced kucc.——s5c.
Some girls’ pretty good stock-
Iugs.‘ 1254c. One and-one or
two and two rib. double heel and
toe.
Waists for children. Thd-
Nazareth and E. Z. are both good
and comfortable. Each has hit
admirers. Either sort-vase.
Left hlsle, front.
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1 BRIDGDWAT R Sept. id .—a-Old
Home Dav wasibservod hers yester-
‘ mw «William .
amea‘? thtlngton. Woodbury.
ot‘o‘ Schs‘bAv‘Ir‘i'sslbcewar s.
day with a gathering of about 400 for
mer residents of the town. The pro-
gram proved to be all thIt was expect-
ed and everybody entered into the
festivities. An old fashioned dinner
was sorted on the village green node;
the great aims and after it was co
cluded the speaking began with He:
Nocholas Stsub as the teammate}
‘Amon‘g those who responded wer
Prof. Eugene Babbitt a native of th
town Edwin C. and D Sanford
Bridgeport: Rev. William H. Hooker
of Milton a former rector of the 5:le
copai Church; Rev. E. i“. Atwood. of
Hratford fol-filer pastor of the Co
gregatlonal church; John Mluei“ an
. Fred Ooffrnia the last named being
over 89 volt. of ass. ?
Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by
charbbeflain'e cells More and
DIIrrhoes Remedy and Par-
, hape a Life Saved.
"A short-time ago I was taken with
a violent, attach of diarrhoea and be
lieve l wbulll have died if i had not gob:
ten relief. " says John J Patton, a lest
"ll Cltlle‘n of Patton. Ala. "A friend
recommended Chamberlain s Colld.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
bought a twenty- five cent bottle and
after taking three doses of it was so
tirely cured. I consider it the best
1
' remedy in the world for bowel comi
plaints" For sale by Stillson Powril
00., Baxter Drug Store, Clifford Phsn
macy. 0.
WALLINGFOQD MAN UNHARMIDi
maniacs-01111 sent. 11.4. wt
Aldridge who 1disappeared from MI
boms'WedneIday night wag. mood in»
by searchers at p o'clock yes.-
terda afternoon andwween beentaken
home and put to bed was wander;
in. down the road near the William.
Saw Mills and appeared to be in adasr
ed condition. He could not account
for himself. His hat was missing. .
FEARFUL ODDS AGAINST HIM.
Bedrldden. alone and destitute
Such in brief was the condition of an
old soldier by name of .l. J. Hovens.
Versailles. 0. For years he was trout)
led with Kidney disease and neither
‘ doctors nor medicines gave him relief.
.At length he tried Electric Bitters.
it
put him on his feet 1n short order and
now he testifiesp "Pro on the mail in
complete rocove Best on earth
fur. Liver and Hi tiny troubles and all
terms .ct..Stomach and Bowel Com-
plaints. Only 60c. Guaranteed by
Frank H. Baxter, druggist.
.GDVERHOR SKINS COMMII IONS.
HARTFORD. Bent. ll vernor
Cbamberaiin has signed the following
commissions: Cheri eaC M1 of
New Haven. to . a railroad police»
Cable. Deanery:
and
Sandal“? diarvey. of Windham. to be
Sam olicers of the Connecticut
”all a“ which»?
"he!
dIysf stock of Ladies'
m. t . jj 15.31;}
Mars of original cost
i 1.111 .1... and ends In Jewelry
reaches. 1 Saokld.
mist .orie‘e 261:. Mr nick‘saar '
1 SW» the" Stilt"
1 Bailey circus at New Haven. July‘l.
and who followed the show to Dail-
‘2:
7 111-- “19g”
and there pure"
e. had contracted while with the air
The
rial was not
ger wish to rat listen to
gs
Muslim» collie atelier. toil-d
album that three pounds of
dynamite would have If exploded
POPULAR MUSIMINTI.
”WSW swag away To-
Little Miss Military. presented by
the Marion Francis Company. was the
attraction at iloyt a Theatre laaI
night. Miss Francis, as Cherry Ripe.
1m exceedingly clev‘er, and she wIs
afforded excellent support by the oili-
or members of the company. The spec-
ialties met with the apprdval of the
audience and were applauded to the
echo. Tonight. the company will pre
dent Tennessed‘s P‘ardner.‘ tomorrow
afternoon The Young Widow. and to-
- morrow night they which)» their on
gagement with Jack Shepard. Tonight
every holder of a .reIerved seat tic-
ket will be‘presented with 1s11souve-
nir photo of Miss Francis. .
Lhu‘NDER SOUTHERN SKIES.
ttie' Blair Parker. the author of
Under Southern Skies and Way Down
East, might be called a revivalist
playwright.-inasmuci1 as the success
of both these dramas has been follow
ed by a‘large crop ofpiays» from the
pens of other writers dealing with ru-
ral New England and ‘so'dtbern life.
The field of rustle New England dra-
ma was popularly supposed to have
becaexhanated. as far as financial re-
turns were concerned. by Shore
Acres and The Old Homestead. and In
terest in plays of southern life was
considered worn threadbare b Ale-
biuua. Held by the Enemy. 8 ensu-
doah. and Secret Service. To the sur-
prise of everyone. Way 005111 East
No
sooner was the success of Way Down
East assured than a, score of
wrights' rushed to the front with p eye
of New England rural life. Under
Southern Skies will be ‘at iloyt's
Theatre. 3"} Tuesday night.
aurowosus'ra ‘HAVE HAD
1' suction.
hZANEBVlLll‘l‘ 1330" Sept. gig—Tue
c shoes t at ,o ayton.
and Csfffi‘lshér. of in ianapoIII, in
charge, of the racing sutombohiie that
was In the wreck at the fair grounds
night before last will never again an-
ags in such sport Both state that
f "have had enough." Both are
I11 aering from badly sprained ankles
and minor body bruises. Th eth
bition automobile races. set“ the
three days of the air this week,
called off as a result of the acéi out
John' Goodwin, the most seriously 1's-
iured of the sexes vi ima of the acol-
dent. is still alive at t e Good Samari-
tan Hospital but has not regained con-
sciousness.~_ , _
‘ SCHOONIR INGOMAR WIN. RACK.
NEW YORK Sent. it .—The schoon-
er yacht lagor‘nar crossed the finish
line near Sandy flock in the long dis.
tance ocean yacht race at 9:09:50
o'clock today would the lead. Owing
to the time a iowanoes the winner will
not be known until all the yachts have
reported. .
AGED CAPITALIST UTNICKIN.
Phipps. president of the West Haven
Water Company and use or the
wealthiest Conneéticut financiers died
last night at his home here of heart
disease. He was seventy- -flve years
old. and team a famiiyl.
CHOL'IIN AT IIREJIK.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept 11. —
Cholera is reported to be raging ilerce-
ly at Bimilkv (Syria’). out the Euph-
ratee_ Blrellk has a population of
about 10.000.
W
it isn't always common sense that
counts; sometimes it's the uncommon
131181 F111
Boiled lobsters Saturday and crabs
ilye sad boiled.
stein M 10c. Sherri-s, 1d and
ifc- Weak Plan It: Pink (to. Salmon.
1 itctvwnitemsnm tandoori-11.1.
WW1. lo, Haddock, so.
Willamhsalhps “comer at,
Oysters. 30c Open ClIms, 30c.
“‘l 1. .11,
die: 11 ambit lower-11‘?
NW“ .1
ncluded as ,
leaped at once into a popularity that - 1
. has not been exceeded by either The
, Old Homestead or Shore Acres
NEW HAVEN Sepia d} “B. 0030 .
. “refill-ts m
butwedokaowthatitbs
a?
l“ 'l‘i‘i‘erc' a little ‘ldf fo‘f ‘Ntn‘lhek r. 51““ 3N“
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“pl i ‘l.
s I‘ '11». .1.
‘11." are some
lots yet to emphasise. Not many, though. We'll tell you about
them this time in a terse. tangible .tsie: makes quick reading. If
they hit you right, good; if not, we'll so‘on bégln to talk new aut-
umn merchandise. it is arriving by every freight—a better. big-
ger‘eqmpment than we've ever sh own before.
s9c.Summchorsets.now .. ..... ..19Cents.
soc. Summer Corsets for ..... .. . . ........ . . . . . . . .39 Cents.
Ladies’ 251:. Shaped Vests,at. . . 15 Cents.
Boys' 115:. 1111111133111 Underwear, reduced to . ......... 17 Cents.
Men’ I 55c. Balbrigga nUnderwea r, now only ...... .19 Cents.
‘Me‘n' a Best Quality new“... Shirts and Drawers. for 411 Costa.
Misses Forest Mills Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, only 19 Cents.
Ladies' Lawn Wrappers. reduced to' ....... .. ....... 75 cents.
Ladies' and Gents“ preemies. ex ceptionai vait‘i‘es, at. . . . .S‘I‘J‘».
Children’s School Umbralh‘u. for 50_Ccnts.
Yard Wide Percales. best quality ...... .. . .‘. ........ soc. Yard.
5c and 591:. Silk Chamberies. all reduced. your choice at 39c. Yard.
All our Summer Wsih' Gboda, including Lawns, Organdies
and SWlllel. at a big reductlom
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253- -85 Waslunaioti SL. So. Norwalk Ci
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31311001: snot: ..
1.211. am “seem a!
Lt hand to best for tbs low price we sell it for. ““To‘cgli to
wear and so]? to the feel, good shape for the foot.
$1. 00
n. 11:11: boar .Ind girls.
$1 25
, For boys and misses.
1111. 1.111113 QUEEN 31101: i~1t~j
For Nb»; and Children. with ham soles. specially made to
boawwffhoef rubbers. spa-tally lined and labor proof) gloss:
Windbcmdy‘ to the foot.
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shit.
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A‘ IDY'S Winn ‘I‘lD‘l EDR‘ Lill;
With family around essectisg aim
to die. and asos riding hr line. is mil».
to [at Dr. King's New Discovery for.
Consumption; (laughs and Colds. w..11
one... $9111; .
‘ Tinder' New lithium .
Hons niuusnaucmaxse, are. It and. M
Dancing, Good Music and Special Hmmlin
mine-i Smith Pro
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sews
‘Qr.’:;1,n.‘; 3.9%!
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Ska.
Blown. .of weevil“, 21M. .endused‘
death’ a Igonies from seam-1‘ but this
wonderful as gave Instant relief;
asdvsoon ear hi‘m. He writes. “i new
eiaap soundly ewery night.” {like mar-l fl
We cares of Consumption Peon--
ar‘flfotioh‘itll. Coughs, Colds Inch
.Orlp my. line notableas unit in! all
Throat and Usagv vtresbias. (1th
bottles No and 811.00 Trial bottles
freeatli‘rank H. Enteritis-agate". 1
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thi sun set! ottho d
madam—11.11... as.
S.W..‘ 1. Me
cross. H'art
Smith
guso‘fv Middletown, Sep-
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CHANT!!! OAK PARK. lull 114:
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cctoasa tissues ELICT own-ham! ' “ “more. «11‘ j,
M iii?“ Wife?! FINE '
who escaped.
seamen 1.11.31.11.91 W
mileI inro
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asked when. .1.
tFaint. 2
”calibre-111mb;
was perfo '
the operating surgeons say
16111111: for another of 9'—
Leone was
vbst steer a melt of
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