C.
d riv.
313;? "t
les Chemise,
les' SwisI Ribbed Vosts., I for 35..
“A. 47
Ill!“
sorta Norm-1k. con-......
wanfifi labia. ‘ ‘
h
tam solids and Vicinity: 4. rail to
night and Sunday; warmer Sunday. A
high area iI central high
a d Vermont this m‘dr‘rilh‘lm Iconmp'ai
by cool and mostly cles'xm we her,
'1‘ ore is a disturbanceot
si y which covers most of the region
w st of the Mississippltnd rt.l ,oeII-
tthl over the Dakotls t e (it all d No-
vs‘da. Rain has been general tram the
Rockies eastward to Michigan and
us‘ far south as Kansas, with thunder~
storms St. Paul reports five inches of
precipitation.
Mrs James Gleason has returned to
her home in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
after a visit of several weeks with her
father Francis Boylston. Lowe street.
-—Yacht and Golf Caps, O'Brien.
The law requiring wild carrots to be
ciit before they go to seed is stringent.
Still the carrot may be seen in bloom
along many of the country roads in
this vicinity.
The committee having in charge the
arrangementa'for the re-union of the
Eighth Regiment, in South Norwalk
next Thursday, will hold a meeting.
Tuesday night,‘
——Lawu wrappers. Handsome pat-
terns, tine texture new title upwards.
M. S Smith & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Smith. who
are enipyi otinge life at Hickory
Bluff wit 1 31%!de resume possetslou
at their residence on Bayvicw avenue
about October 1. ‘
Wham O'Brien, or Elisabeth street,
will leave town, next Tuesday. for Ex-
tater... where he will finish his course .
and enter Yule college next fall to
study civil engineering. , 4
Tbs it a 6's and the billiards are
contesting this afternoon, on the Deck-
er, Field. The Milfords are I strong
team this year A good game should
result from the melting. -
The weather yetiierday‘ was one.
Warmer temperature is much appre-
(' inted, but cooler weatheris predicted
At no time Thursday night did the
mercury go below sixty degrees.
~Uurbteilas, Mourning Bands. 0' Brien
A dog show u be diyea at the
Ridgeiluid Club. ursday,. September
17. (or thabendlt tithe. in
Provo!!!“ We
walk people expect to attend the show.
Mrs. James A: flagg and children.
have return to their home in the use.
tropolis, alt r a live woehs' visit with
Mrs. Fl ag‘g‘s pa,rents ' Mr. and Mrs.
Eibrldge L. Mitchell oi 125 South hipln
street. "
Mrs. Sarah E. Winters and daughter
Bessie and grandson Ted have return-
ed to their home in Newark, alter
havingheen the guests or Attorney
and Mrs. G. H. William). of Court- .
lnndt place.
-—All Lace Curtains at half price to-
day only. at Sturtevnnt’s.
One of the attractions at the Dan-V .
bury Fair this ,ycar wil be a leries 01
running reeds. Eigljto ten entries or
running horses are. expddod. Hurdle
races and other lush class features will
be introduced.
Norwalk appears to be undergoing
an epidemic of summer colds at pres-
ent. One person out of two is amioted
with the alfectlon, and the recent and-
den changes in the tweather appear to
he res all!“
bill
linery. 55. 8V. 8m lthl
Georgi]; I. WnodviardIbrIt‘pd o.Sypencer Ed.
Adams eit W or w ork I
this afternoon will sail on the Maine
gr V.‘OT., ,‘
sme Natal link.
y has allied? at: mil- 4” V
David Workman. 0wa the V Ridgeilel
Press. was in town yesterday, on busi-
ness.
5; tfifiurp. 11%? p6
ViVII Jennie Barnum. of Danbury, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Beers,
of Lowe street.
Hrs. Mattie Anderson and daughter,
of Norwalln about yesterday with
WestpoIrt friends.
’ Miss ‘Zuelia Allen. of Norwalk, i...
been making a visit in Brooklyn and
lnwood lions. islandw
-—Kiteh‘en wars of every sort Crock
eryhglsslgotlre tlnwsre, etc. M. S.
entries
Sep-
Thom Panelismi New York is the
suest‘o his sister. lira. Edmund F.
Connors.e West street.
rrtbi is month the South
NoiV'v'vake H gh so ool will halls only
one session. closing at l p. In.
Mrs George S Kendall. ol‘ Elmwood
avenue, will entertain the Norwalk
Bird Club, hext StoddayI night.
Misses Pear Benton aVnd lithe] Mer-
riam. of Norwhlk.ar are visiting
. in New Yorkt and Gooey island.
Frank Signor. the night clerk «in the
Hotel Cilitord “been spending a
few days at-his-home in Danbury.
-—New Dunlap 4 Derby. O'Brien’s.
ias Annie Taylor, of' South Nor-
wal .' visited her cunt, Mrs. Aaron
Jelliif, or Talmadga Hill, recently.
Mrs Katherine Fish. pt Chicago, is
the guest, 0‘: Mr‘. and Mrs. William M.
Betta, of Spri'ngwood avenue, Norwaik.
Miss inns Brandt, of Stamford, who
has been the guest of Miss Rhona St
John, of Flint street. has returned
home.
lrving Lyon has returned to Dan-
bury. relinquishing his position in a
South Norwaik hat manufactory, yes-
terday.
William P. Beers. the South Main
daily or Sunday newspaper. Telephone
NoI137-
later. Pastel and hard candy 10 and
20c lb. M. S, Smith & Co.
street, ‘ has returned Hfrntn' a' 'two
Iuonths’ visit in New York and Penn-
aylvsnia."
Captain and Mrs. Gould lioyt, of
South Main street, have been enter-
tainingI his. and KrI. Richard Coyne,
of Newark,N
Fix-Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. E
0. Kepler. of Norwalk. have returned
from a sereral days’ trip to Lake
George and Saratoga.
The members of Old Wool Hook and
Ladder Company have been notified
that. the semi—annual meeting will be
held next Monday night.
4 ——Ail Item Alpinss. O'Brien.
Ilsa Bertha SuIsnltliry. at 10 cents!
street, mnbury. has returned home at-
tor a week's visit in South Norwalk,
Bridgeport and wa'liaven.
Largest
in ..t World
capacity is
WItyVVViV
Steamship (leaflets North Star, tor ‘« 4‘
Portland. From that city they will _
make strip into the state. ‘1'
—New KInox Derbya, O'Brien.
A large number of the cars nf the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company have linen taco
it”b toSr ._
port the past we’elr, to morons iy
overhauled, repainted and planedin
condition for use during the winter.
Rev. Father _n
n
“nIeslgler of the Di n
:w cans vIVV
u-
En, who has IIIHII
lord veil nag mm; r
5:: some... out eV-VVr ans
street newsdenlcr, will deliver your'
+Grest variety all ilavors choeo-V.
MlaaGrace Cnhurn, .nl. Livingston,
little for present wtar are ready
one sort—the new silk hats for
women.
in shape; are all silk or with vcl-
vct crown; sell for $1.25.
poms in black-arId-wltltc at 35c.
Handsome feathery aigrcttes
in black or c0lors,—“—~35c.
. Right, rear.
FALL SUITS.
So comprehensive a collection
of the new fall costumes is ready
now that we give everybody all
invitation to come and see it.
Haven’t dared to before for the
costumes have gone almost. as.
last as they've come. Today
there is a good show of them.
You ll notice first thing the
skirted jackets; practically every.
suit has one. lhurc to much va‘
riety in tlIeiI style, tempting dit-
icrcncc in‘ their trcatmcnt,—but
always there' Is the skirt.
"1 Is a style that has distinction
and grace. that women will take
up With enthusiasm unless every
guess goes wrong.
Materials run from fancy mau-
uish mixtures to rich plain cloths
Prices start at $12.50, run to
Second floor.
MEDIUM-WEIGHT ‘
FLANNELS. V
The careful woman dons medi-
um heavy underwear as soon as
the chill of fall begins to make it-
sclffclt.Tl1c store is ready to
supply it in a twinkling.
I‘l-at -wovcn tests and pants,
white ,—-—-5bc
Merode underwear, Jersey rib.
iligli- meek vest with long or short
sleeves, knee or ankle pants,
lmntl- trimmed with silk ,—50c.,
75c. and $1.
Good medium-weight under-
wear at 25c.
Till?- udwuu. . n
Dungeons co.
Watered-Com
~ .. h - , l . . .
s. s". Tiil01§oa
-
t..m.,4- '-
Fall Showing.
.lj‘elt QIIIstiog Hots.
NAtty Stylel Int the
right priced.
l‘....
“helium é sill-Vat.
South Norwalk. Conn.
(be business
:vv-a-o-l I
we M 430$me Mason” 4-.»
._ l
l “Color“ elem
l'YA‘WM’
51m 'of when
lid}. m4. colitis
tau) ai.'~'.‘.‘"in4‘
w. Nell" prices 31-85 to
for every member of the family . .
‘ from mother to baby.
. Special mention today of just 4
They1 are exceedingly graceful ‘
A tempting lot of coque pom~ . .
.h
mwflrtm.m# sit ll...
m»te.ntwiwsos..dunp.
”I Iii“ W1 ' ‘
val sucrose, rumusev.
L
~Some people are always talking
about lending I hand, but it's often
aIInpty.I
I,
"blew S flabby ale Tier
Eunww FISH.
Boiled lobsters Saturday and crabs
live and boiled. V
Steak Cod. 10c. Blue Fish, 10 and,
12:2, Weak Fish, he, Fluk, 7c. Salmon,
12c, White Halibut, 12c, Butter Fish, 7,
Bonltl Mackerel. 9c, Haddock, he,
Long island Escallops 85¢ per qt.,
OysterII, 39c, Open (ll-my, 30c
i}-
”,4!
CAPT. MROSS
East End of Washlunoa~81rut'nridge,
OldiSaIivatIioamy Building.
VV Special Prices.
Boiled Ham, sliced, 30c lh.
[leg Lamb, lie up
Fourquarter Lamb, 10c.
Rib Roast Beef, 10c up.
3 lb. Chop Beef, 250.
3 1b. Shoulder Steak. 25c.
Corned Beef. be up.
Sausages, good links, 2 lb,_ 25c
Small Whole Hams. 16c.
Vlz'lfiila ll Fol: and";
Schaul) 5 Market
Whom
fanned, conducted bulbs. S I. .
I will Offer for the next three days the stock .9. ladle:
.mm
be but? Wrist be closed oatst once
tembemfermmlo’m
WCIWWM at about bslfitlilc‘r. Tile ’
, 1w
media; 91‘er mt
. l
equally goodII bargslnst 1%ch .
siidfi" led salsa
Stick Pins. Collar Buttons. eta.
regular price I855, ”pr, nigfrgm
, sermon, “The Clan
_ tor, 10:80 I. m.; Sunday.
‘ Board will coLIlne
maria, pastor—Regular service,
-4 preaching 7. so [3. m.
4 childlbn' in religion and the Ge
L, Milanese 13.5530 new“ fillutilvmiifll:
{Emulngw
l street it};
C V; Boarders attic
VV daughter, Mrs.
. Twill loll saedoshful£tan horse.
Dla‘nd‘ ”Weill
oungm
www.680p
‘fia Iti ." Spec-
ialI music for the da Morn-
ln': Anthem. “0 drink ” solo,
on to Face. ” Miss Tyrrell; solo,‘
, "th one Forgotten" Mrs. Eaton.
Evening: Anthom,‘ Bless the herd; "
solo, "Rock otA " Mrs. Eaton;
duett. “Thought." lfillin- ”"dlt. Dr.
Lawrence
IfiIIInsIIgAvolIlueIC ”Mist ”Mobil
Rev E P”; aster»—
gaming service,0 pas-
do], 12 m.;
Epworih League 6: 30 p in ic,'1‘he
Gill of isniah; leader Mlslr 4mm Cole;
evening porvlw. breaching by the pan-
tor 7: 30 p.m .
fiervices at the A. M E. Church, Sun-
dam'l‘ B. McConnell, pastor~ll
preaching; 12 ,30, Sunday schoo :,'l,
preaching. ltog lar weekly mootlhg
will be in order uesday night. tlalls
meeting. welcome. Oillclal
uesday evening at
ter class to w lcbzli the members are
requested to or sent
‘ GONG E ATIONAL.
IBoutlI Norwa ongregationtll, tor-
ne‘r West avenue *and West street, Rev.
John N Freeman. acting pastor—Ser-
vices 10:30 a. m., and 7. 30 p. m.; Sun-
y school. 12 In. Music for the day
Iazfollows _ .4“
,Mornlng' Organ prelude, in A, Le-
Insigré; uuartctte. “How Sweet Thy
Morey," Barn y; offertor1 tor so?
In C. Glide; petunia, ith
Your Hearts " .(from Elijah) Meatles-
sohn; oIrgan postludet Gniimsnt.
Eve‘nl ng: Organ prelude, Salome:
Quartott. “Return Unto Thy Rest,” Al-
len; olfertory organ solo, Theron:
quaristt "Shadows of the Evenlns
Hour." William; organ postludo, Wild
ll 1) Bodsson. organist.
Morning topic. "Our One Lite."
lKings.Itlx., 10, vcningtopic: "The
Second Milo, " Matt ow v.41.
Music at the First Church. Nor-
walk. tomorrow morning Prelude in
l); op; 37 no. 2. Mendelssohn: Offertory,
invocation, Gustav Hang; Benedietus in
ii. nook: More Love to Thee. 0
Christi llrcwerz. alto solo. Just for
Today.4(roqtlbstedi. Jane B. Abbott;
Postlude. llipieno in E. P. Fumagalii.
ev. it. A. Board. D.i).. secretary of
he Congregational Home Missionary
Society will preach. There wil be no
evening aervicet
IAPTIST.
South Norwalk Baptist, West avenue.
Kev. H. R. carpenter. pastor-410: so a.
m., pm at hing in the pastor,
Inuaic will include The Lord
Shepard. Meli‘a‘rron; Communion
Hymn, l'iuck; 7:30 p. m., preaching by
the pastor, topic. “Mhn‘a Point of Con-
tart With Hell; " music. ills Loving
Kindness, Brackett, solo tenor. This
will be the beginning of the winter
work of the church, and all should be
anxious“ to have a share in i.t
at Church, orwalk
Taimsgl4 In Dore a.
meeting at 10 a. m. ., sermon at 1: 30;
subject. Perfection: Sunday school at
12 m.; R. Y. P. U. meeting at 8:30 p.
m.: sermon at 7:80 p. m., subject Fear-
least-ear. Prayer meeting Thursday
at 7: to p. In. Seats tree. A cordial
welcome to all who attend these ser-
vices.
EPVISCOPVAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev. 'Rom-
illy i". llurnphries. rector—Holy com-
munlon. ii a. In: morning prayer and
sermon,11a.m.;evoning prayer, 7:30
it as.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN,
Advent Christian Church. Van andt
street. East Norwslk J. W.'DI.
tor—V—Morning worship at 10: .itl; Sun-
doy school all! m.: Loyal Workers' >
meeting at 6:15: song service at 7:15.
At 7:30 the pastor will give the first of
a series of Bible sermons. Special
topic "The Bible. Gods Word to and
for Us."
GERMAN IVANGELIOAL.
German Evangelical services are
conducted every Sunday alter-noon It
2 o'clock In the Swedish Congregation
tl Church by the pastor, Rev. Charlel
A. Broekmeier. '
8T PUER'B GERMAN LUTHERAN,
St'. Peter' a German Lutheriin Church
North Main street. Rev: Karl Kretxl
With
instruction olI
an“
ih‘g ilom' 8
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian % ienIco- lety.
'i!
"-vstmmmy
ng. ens ay,at8p. In. To
both services the public re cordially
invited. pen to the
public each wail:8 da " 3 to 5 p. m.
Ml
fifuth new?“ i ”fin—Regular
ice tomorrow Afternoon at 3:15
lding,
n'.cioc|r T enteetlps re largely
{Itflded daft s 9?; ed by all.
(”no a and e is service. Every-
body weieo e.. "
RANB
Mlfl‘m
Ry.
ing her sis-
ronklyn.
Smith' a will soon
WYork city.
Wishing her
.lo hlalkin. of Nor-
mgthelrh
‘lV
‘ . n he opened fire stable door yes-
Ironingfitm‘ the animal
y}
Rev. IIIr. {Cuhlmfim tNor-
afternoon
harle'e Rotchklss and
i l
“Folly,
stop—P?ii‘yw’er
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4.71.1? r? gfinm: v 1
ohm.
Burl
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l‘n‘ .lng
them this time in a terse, tangible tale; makes quick reading.
they hit you right, good; if not, we’ll soon begin to talk new mil-I
umn merchandise. It Is arriving by every freight—a better, hi
"the
,.w‘ mm or"
tech
ger equipment than we' vc ever ah own before.
age. Summer Corsets, now ......... . ........
soc. Summer Corsets for .. . . . . . . ..
Ladics' 35c. Shaped Vests, at.
Bbys' 2 5c. BarbrigIgan Underwear. reducedto ._ ......... tch V
Men's Best Quality Balbrigg‘an Shirts and Drawers, for 42
Misses Forest Mills jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, only my I II
Ladies' Lawn Wrappers, reduced to ..... . .........
lessees-sealers.
Agent tor Mir Mautoa' 5 Patterns.
mu“
........
Lh'dies' and Gents' Umbrellas, exceptional values, at
Children's School Umbrellas, for
and Swisses, at a big reduction.
OUR LITTLE...lll
...lu .........
e
SCHOOL SHOE
Ls hard to beat for the low price we sell it for.
wear and soft to tbe feet. goat! shape for the loot. V“
$1. 00
For little boys and girls 4
For Misses and Chem. mild baby soles. spade
bear suit/tout with”. MW!» lined and damp
III" .
HOTEL
ttflltlilttl’ttl‘TlT'
dad and:
4, Unlfluluw MW
KIM”
.,Wil
was sold but}? I... ma» Arm 3m
HOFFMAN 8TlLL AT LARGE.
WATERWO. ills. Sept. lilo-Militias)
A. Hellman, the slayer of his lather-in.
law. W ism Brandt, is still at large.
Sheri! h. of Waterloo, has cs
oi! his little posse oi live men a d th .
search has been abandoned. lteallves
o! the dead man assert that Sheriff
Rush has made no alien to apprehend
the logitive. .Sheriil Roch. on the oth-
or hand, declares that Houston has lied
the casein. Salter"!t Ruoh had gentile
procu p a noun a posse. r1...” .. .
he n‘lp get, men to Icon
1' Bl Ar
n4 i“, HM“:
a liltfilllllllllllli
ll
POI! NBRWM .4-
QIWW
.WH-a
sourfiiaw mount: was a want t ‘
can sunscreen. Sent. 1:. -A are I
which flirted at midnight ins dean)
ed l'seetltih o! the Southern Paolo
Railway’s freight warehouse on‘ Town-
send‘ street. and burned a ‘ score of
freight ears; The cause or the fire
is a mystery. The loss 4has not yet .
been estimated.
i5~ll
sacaar ARRIVALS or vaassts. -. f4 'V
m1 vent:
Sept. 1! q-Arrlved:
Steamer New York, train Southampton.
Steamer Celtic,f -m Liver . hm»: -*
In;
new more lsopt lMArr’ivedIL
Arming J Smith VV
we
Ill! 0%?! MOM “Ml “Two! til lVV
liwilltaw
.m-m
”unfit
gr
r5
75
... 5' Cid .
Yard Wide Percales, best quality . . . . . . . .......... . I.
so and 59c. Silk Chamberles, all reduced your choice at 39c. Y
All our Summer Wash Goods, including‘ Lawns, Organ
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