Tuftifruff
Cream
_ . In forms
and on one new soak-
in Peachy (imam.
Order or dermal,
in wllfdslfysrdoiyfme. 1
MW
. . “it. y in
' . he Dorothy it play Chapter It. A. it.
of Southport, gave a gimp.
Monday evening at th c‘ of and
.1111. Brooks H. Wells. is aouihport.
Among the arc porters who attended
were Mrs. Will am ill. Beeley. Mrs. lili-
mer Beardsley. Mrs. James Moore. Mrs.
James R. Burroughs. Mrs. Henry Pats
chea. Mrs. William H. Rockwell, Mr.
MCI
wood, Mr. and Mrs. iimith. Mrs. Hough'.
Mrs. Parmiey. Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. Doro-
mul. Miss illisabeth lilaton and Miss
Miles. .
Among .those who took part in the
musical were Frederick B. King, Mrs.
Beardsley. Mrs. B. Wakeman Sherwoud,
Miss [Bessie Eaton. who sang a number
of $1,110 select on and was also
hear
Rockwe . who ma 0 a hit in his sing-
ing of. Father O'Flynn. The others who
eyebrow!
substitutable.
Miss Cora A. Riley returned to Wil-
limsntic today. alter a month’s visit in
South Norwaiin w 2
A. J. Collins 8;. Campsny. the pro-
gressive furniture. dealers. are having
half a doses new are lights placed in
their store. , _ .
The members of the McKlbbin base-
ball team went to Photographer
North's studio this afternoon, and had
their pictures taken. .
llarry L. Cockryne, of Wesiport. is
spending a. few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bradley, of Fitch
street. East Nor-walk. .
The work of painting the Becker
property has commenced. Several
trees are being cut down so that the
sidewalks may bt‘bullts' ‘
Those desiring to become electors
this fall must‘have their applications
filed with the" "registrars before 5
o'clock tomorrow. .afternoon.
Royal‘Adams. the Adams Provis-
ion Company, of Norwalk. has returned B
from. slew days; vacation“ part of
which was spent in Massachusetts.
The time for kid-gloves is here. and
the place to purchase the latest ones is
the Boston Store, The ad.‘:wlll tell you
all about it. Don't forget to read it.
Did Well,l.:odgo...lt‘. and A. M.. held
a meeting last evening at which the
first degree wasvwcrlted on several can-
didates. The meeting was well at-
tended. "7 .
’l‘. J. Magner has a special notice in
his advertising space today that every-
one shouid lead. it isn’t very long.
but it is to the point and will interest
one and all. ' .
A meeting of the Norwalk Building
and Loan Association was held last
evening. Seven new members were
taken in. and money amounting to $3,-
500 was loaned. . ' - _
Thursday is bargain day with A.
Dickerman & Son. and their ad. tells
you all about it. Turn to it right
away lost you forget it and miss some
of the bargains.
The work of stringing the overhead
wires for the trolley company. in Men. ‘
rod-street. has been practically com-
pt'lted, and the line will be ready for
use in a short time.
Buckingham Pest. G. A. it, of Nor-
walk, will hold a ice cream and peach
festival tomorrow evening at the post
moms in Wall street. The Ladies‘ lie.
lief Corps will assist. .
Nothing has a.» yet been learned re
garding the whereabouts of Professor
Hurry Perkins. who is missing from
Daricn. No word had been received
‘ from him by his friends.
Cockenoc. Tribe, l. 0. 2R. M.. of Nur-
walk, will hold a rupcting Friday even-
ings: [which will hfithe last opportuni-
tym’fnpplicanls “for membership to go
in with fliebig class on the 25th. at
the armory. ‘
Shit for, 330 has been brought by n.
Hershlieid and Company against Jul?
his A. Hubbeil on general counts. lt
is_sreturnahle the First. Monday in Oc-
tober, before the Town court. Papers
were served by Constable Goodwin]
. The students W have been study-
ing at the Harstrom School the great-
cr part of the summer will leave Mon~
day and will take their entrance exa'
migration into Yale. Tuesday. There
Mite been about thirty students here
this Summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Ryderwen‘t day
before yesterday to attend the birth-
day surprise party given to Mr. Ry-
der's father. in Stamford. David Ry-
dcrtls known to many in Norwalk.
He has reachodat‘ho age of seventy
years. Music was rendered by a num-
ber of" those present,,,aad refreshments
were served. The aflair was a very
enjoyable one. .r
/, Lincoln. WWW No.4. 0. ii. an.
‘ will hold their addicting Friday even-
ing. when the members will confer the
third degree on Glories 3. Warner and
0. E. Keeler. ,atterxblch a collation of
Ice cream undertake will be served.
Some of the State {loaned sateen are
expected to be present. son good time
is assured. All brothers are cordially
requested to be present. 2 . _ I
. ' , N
"assess scalars.
timberl .The
‘ . [was meditate:
_:;;t‘i}:si:tt;ilianartiuc;x‘t:r"llnd date
.«0‘, «a
_%nsiais m press
took part wire Mrs. Angie Dickens,
Miss Norton. ”infl‘heqdom Builtleym
. " WW ' x
VIOLENT WIND! AND RAIN.
NEW YORK, Sept. . 16.——Violeut
winds QMTnmnied “by. heavy rainfall.
prevailed ‘n this city today. the wind
at noon having a velocity of fifty four
miles an hour from the east. The
rain was driven through the streets in
sheets by the wind and the gauges at
the weather bureau registered 1:30
inches precipitation in' two hours. The
sale interfered considerably with tele-
-graphlc service and also caused a
heavy sea to rise. forcing vessels to
lie in extra anchors.
saeEs'ALL causes PARALYBIB.
500175
with :a baseball. Mrs. James V.
Cowies was stricken with paralysis to
day, ,and serious results are feared.1
”MrsMCowles. was driving on Main
street this morning. while several
young men were passing a baseball.
The ball vi'as thrown wildly, and struck
the woman. This afternoon there was
a tendency to convulsions.
RUL§89EOR MARRIED FOLK.
in d'eay'lat-a divorce to Mrs, Gladys
. Lange, of Edgebrook. Mo, Judge
John W. Mcldlhinney outlined the ob-
ligations of married persons. His rules
follow:
A wife should be full
from her mother.
It is the duty of both to forsake fath-
er and mother and clcnve to each oth-
or.
The husband is the head of thesfam-
ily_ and it is the wife's duty td live.
where he chooses. in the style he
adopts and the abode his station In life
Justifles.
Every presumption is in favor of the
wife's innocence; she is probably surer
of the path of virtue than he. Let him
trust her as he expects to be trusted
and mutual confidence will inspire both
to be true.
Let the husband not toy with
thoughts of suicide. It is out of date.
well-oi -b obsolete. it is no longer deem-
ed all once of bravery. but is proof of
moral cowardice.
The husband should not sulk, lie
should be proud of his wife, if others
admire her, instead of being jealous“
"So you wish a position as lineman?"
asked...the manager of the telegraph
company. “Have you had any exper-
ience?" .
“No, sir: not as a linemen."
"Wt-ll. you know this is a work re-
quiring greet endurance and consider-
able strength."
“i think in be all right. sir. l’ve
been out with three polar expeditions.
and can stand any kind of a strain."
"Oh. you wouldn‘t do at all. Why,
you never could find the pole."
l‘
y emancipated
Architect idoubtfully)—-—lt seems as
«if there should be something on the top
‘of your house wh
Millionaire; .: ..\.
Mr. Millionaire (meehly «Might. l
zsilidggeat a roof.»—Chlcnp§ cord~Hor~
a . K t "W".,
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. if it did there would be
few children that would do it. There
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
:M. serum”; Box mil Notrs Dame.
‘ind., will his it"hcr some treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trou-
hlc you in this way. Don't blame the
child. The chances are It can't help it.
1,000 packs of Bicycle Cards, regular
price 25 cents—my price 10 cents a
pack. 81, in! dozen packs. .
DAILY, EVENING AND SUNDAY
- " PAPERI
Delivered to all parts of the city.
Prompt delivery guaranteed.
‘ JUOT RECEIVED.
RA cdr‘sitletevline offiliandoilns, Vio-
lins, Guitars and Banjo Strings, at low‘
est prices. "
COLEMAN'S NEWS ROOMS
to North Halls 0:: AG anagram.
Agent 0:“ Sporting Goods.
‘9
and Mrs. F. J. Banks, Miss Jessie Show '
Whlsllln panics,” William G. .
. lNGTON, September 16~Asz
a remilh‘of being hit on the spine!
en It is finished. Mr...
A coon THINEIN PLAYING canoe '
l
l
I
i
too
' agitator nu iris. ~
. . ‘ . l1 .‘ j
Revel-semis 'old saying: iThe absence of straws shows
,» which way the wind blom.
Time for heft an
find YOUR Fall Hat.
-
s
d this is the place to
a
d still” hats now;'an
You can easily find the most becoming shape here. in ei-
ther soft or still styles,which1will express your individuality-
all the leadingplocks await your choosing.
Soft flats of black. nutrlai and nut brown. in varying
Correct Dcrbics
widths ofbrim and crown heights, many swell shapes espec-
‘ tially adapted}? yoiing men's wearing, $2.00 and $3.00.
all together in a big show .pf various
smart styles, $2.00 and $3.00.
Hats for boys and a variety of the new Tam~0’Shan-
tcrs for little fellows.
Every other Fallish thing f or men and boys to Wear. save
shoes—a great display of smartly tailored S
icry, newest in Neckweat: and Fancy Shirts.
'rH woswiitit.
Tel. Osii, 82-2.?
nits, Fancy Hos-
i
NORWALK.
'l'al. Gail, M.
and bruisesfh- :3
nun—n...
tutor and.
PHONE its-2.
‘ .‘ Persuasion.
A guaranteed rams-
dy for Tired rent. out:
»,
TODAY lN WALL 3
w‘ALL S'rnnn'r. 10:10
Reading, Amalgamated
up “3.
sure shifted fer a time in
and Tennessee Chain The
riers.
iaéi“.
Old
> buy elsewhere.
6 ”Soot/i Main St.
you find
quire old eight glasses. Old
Optician should be consulted.
it is not what i
worth to your here
goal to buy the best oats.
CLEAN OATS.
hey cost per bag. but what they are
e that makes it economical or extrava-
All our cats are carefully
screened. "if you’inslst upon having the dirt. dust and
foreign seeds that
grain. as well as o
as you should have
more
suv oars rue-cs cum.
N,
JACKSON
Fin
are usually sold with themmyou must
Perhaps it's not known that we screen all
ate, wheat, corn, barley. etc. EVory thing
it, at the price you ought to pay—no
.i
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I
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MANlllL 'r. HATCH.
's. 51 undo *
a Photograph.
0‘
.,--Popu,iar Prices--
Studio Noun
Io to la 01's.; R to
WW.
Wand ‘
s. 2.
l. tartan
3.
Recently head operator for Siege] I: Copper;
cw York-City, will be in charge, for the s
a: w." u. stalwart:
A p. an. appeals. Hotol
Sundaylv
Newspapers
Delivered
AM P. “Bean‘s,
'Ne'issdealcr,‘ ‘ '
c. HQWEBI. .
_ The Hall Studios.
. or my Studio.
quality work guaranteed.
" ‘ ,ll‘WlS. ll Main Stunt. Roman.
“h.-.
sight}: a mfltter of
dimcutty ltt"readin
HOMER I. HOYT
name last: lulldi'ng,
Gilles hours I to 11:45: 13:“ to 0:”.
lpecial Appointments at convenience of
.i._C
w; OLD EIGHT AND OLD AG‘. ‘
years. Old sight is a Question of glasses. if
3, while for distance your sight is good. you re-
A competent
M "not”.MF
‘ ' “on 2. In State
sight shows itself at about forty.
We guarantee satisfaction.
REll'RAcTING 0
Elm
mm. 1-0.,
pom -' .
must; as. y
k’ as" In.“
MWWOWWW
(l9 If-fl'ori.
,w
good fraction. l‘nited
ing oil again at 12 o'clo
early decline in United
lives.
hers, Bwarts l Corbett
Norwaik:
Open.
Amal, Cup..
A. C. a F. 00., 30%
Am. i.oco..
Am. Smelt,
Am. Sugar.
A. 'l‘. & S. h‘. p. 90. pf iii)
llal. & Ohio. 80
liklyn R. T., 38
Cites. d’t Ohio, .32
Ch. Gt. West.. 13%
C. M. & S P, 14914
Col South. ill ‘
(Jun. (ins, 170d;
Eric, 28y.
Erie, 18L, pf.. 66%
'Gcn. Elem, 1,58 4
ill. CentraL Willi
Lou. & Nash, 103%
Manhattan. 132%
Mex. Cenl.. ll tit
lilo Path. 90?.
.. 3.2
13
171
158
132
Nor. & Ween, iii-lg,
Ont. d‘t West. 22....
9
u
2
Pros. 3. Car,
Reading.
Read. lat. pf.
Rock island.
Rub. floods.
south, Peta,
So. liy. Co..
3. Ry. Co. pf.,
Tenn. C. & 1.,
Union Pan,
ll. S. lma..,pf..
U, S. R. & (1.,
U. 8. Steel,
if. 8. Steel, pt, ‘
Wabash, ,'
Wabash, pt.
Wis. Cent,
331,3
JUDGE or PROBATE
. Governor Chamberlani
O
ileld.
, pctober to.
election to chose a su
Seymour.
“He’s‘ .. pu
hear." -
dental professions},
Philadelphia Press.
q
an;
\I
teeth like pearls."
can roslly caliber owu.”
dolphin Press.
. boy- is always. ta trouble
best to [It into
Harald.
Teacher (of art', maul
you. how of Alma-ma
1
aorta-tussle
M”-:-0hleaao.‘l‘rlisinc.
High.
449', 44%
30744‘
A C. d: R, I)!” 81% 31%
17% mg
filfi‘ 42%
114% “4%
A, 'r. a s. F.. 65% verse
80%}
’9; to.
1.5%
1401.1.
ass
66%
ms
was
11%
iii)?“
N. Y. Conn-oi. 12034. 1.20%
as
Penn. n. it, 123% has.
“What's the matter with that?”
“Why. she hasn't any teeththat she
Judge-[twenties why. painters at
ways depict Cupid-as a little boy? ..
Fudge—l goon ins Menace a little
.. dams?
TRIET.
s. m.—Local
traders took their cuevfrom the depres-
sion in the foreign market. and offered
stocks freely at the opening of busi-
ness. Realizing sales supplemented the
bear selling, and declines of K. to it
were made in the Pacillce. St. Paul.
and United
States Steel, pfd., Wabash, pfd.. moved
WALL STREET, noon—«Selling pros—
to the Penn-
sylvania group soil the specialties,
causing additional losses of 1 to its in
Pennsylvania. Baltimore & Ohio,'Rcad-
ing, Manhattan and‘?ressed Steel Car
market then
lapsed into semi-stagnation. but (love.
oped a driller tone for the grain cra-
lTnion Pacific rallied a point
and the Western division generally a
States Steel
stocks ruled pretty" c'lhse to the‘lew
point but the bonds. made a full re-
covery. The general market was sell-
ck, following
a break of 21.4 In Brooklyn Transit.
The bond market was lowor in spots
but was not affected much by the
States Steel
TODAY'S QUOTATIONU.
Reported over private wire or ata-
plea I; Goldschmidt, Commission Bro
Block, South
how. 1:30.
439’. 43%
30V; 30%
81%. 81%
17K 17%
dill/9' 42%
113i. 113%
out '66
90 90
tit) 80%
36% 36%
32 l 32
15% 15%
139% 139%
13 13
170% ill
27% its
68 66
158.....158
131% 131%
103%. 103%
132% 132%
11% 11%
89% 90‘in
120% 120%.
tildg tilts
22
123%
38'
«will
78.
2575’;
16%
21%
M
37
78 ,
79 .
ti ..
19%
681.1.
5201/4,
can
27
20%
32%
17
'Ex. dividend of 2pcr cent.
RESIGNS. .
has accepted
the resignation of William O. Seymour.
judge of probate of ibetown of Ridge
The resignation will take effect
Anorder will be issued
been by the governor for
a special
ccessor for Mr}.
blishlng‘ alpaper now, i.
_‘.‘Yes; it's the olllclal organ of the;
“Ah! sort of a mouth-organ, chi";
items; a social. The young woman
said, on starting home. that she need-
ed something more around her.
young man borrowed a shawl!
still a bachelor.———Richmond Missouri—
The
He is
"The idea of you telling her she had
I
“Well. neither have pesrls."—-Phlls-
or doing-his
Which—Baltimore;
~3tht do
agirllntheslirth g.
,. j‘v ”tracheal:-
71mm,lt'lTaI-.~
. 43%,
it
u ‘ .31». u,
halt. .y
‘ - ‘Y N} ”2' 't
We cordially invite van to looki.our.7vr$tock of Alan's.H
‘ Bovs’ and Children's Suits and 'Ovcrcoatis,' through thee-fl".
foretherushison. ' 1 *‘ "‘ "
Men's Suits and Overcoats from.“ up. ., ‘r' - .,
'Young Men’s Suitsy'snd Overcoais from.“ 15.3152? .
Children’s Suits and, Overcoat: from $2. to Sp .‘ .f ,‘ j
Plenty of Rain Coats. ' 1.
Men's Fall Shirts.
’ Large Four-in-hand ties for wing collars.
M‘anvstvles oi Crolut and Knapp hats. . . . _ ‘-
We Guarantee every article sold to beat. reptcsehtcd.
., Fall and Winter
p'
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if,
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i‘.
ti'bl i“
Redduiorhourins
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SELLEGK ”was
. . gs Washington‘Strect, South Nous:
u '1 v.‘
tiIL‘V‘e -
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:fi‘ - ' "A;
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m
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The DRIED BEEF we have just got in. la a particularly unlcahittt. mils
store is noted for its Fins shaved leaf. Any quantity frond cents tip. .
PADANG JAVA and Genuine ARABIA" MOCHA OOWQEI. til-hm
good reason to think this Coffee we are putting out new is tbs-but we ever
had. We order only small lots and have it fresh and fins. Try It. 2-32 cents
a pound. - - ‘- 2 .
sLicsn PEACHES, 10 cents can, In heavy syrup. Now when fresh
fruits arelscarca and high, then sliced peaches wiliians’wer a used at sup-
per time. Have been pronounced as good as the fresh article; Try means
you will try often. 10( cents can. . = 1 ~ 2 WW. ..
LOrehzoI
SC 2 er
Before starting the young folks to school their eyes should“
fully examined and any defect of vision corrected. lt‘m' .s'
. ,3... ..
11001Ti
l
t’,
, .
Thorough Examinations when and correct fitting climate. 1. .
o. ‘B. Jacxsoflii;
68 Wall Must. Graduate Optician.
ting,“ ‘iai‘.’
CU'r‘fi‘il‘Jii's‘
Bragg Flat-i. Market.
nus .‘ , sets.
sea rsou'r. 1socc 1:. ‘
MACKE s ,_ _..~ . '»
anneal“? 10c lb.
BLUEFlSl-l, .12: lb.
council: 12c lb.
oversee ensues, 25: qt. . ,
sou , legume erases. 30cm.
vise, L H8. . . .. Mun“
30F . sum. cases. seem
. . . , FREE: DELIVERY. .. . 2.. .
Wasting: Washlngton Street-Bridle,
w“ .r: w‘h NnmlmCDnn.~ g Wu
W
Special‘lc estate lalbsm "
Curtains All? New Fall Good§
- , Spatiallu Selected for lhisySsle
‘ susnsowuetm confuse—Plain, tucked and frinuad. at
600. 75c, 85c and $1. $1.15, $1.36, 81.50.731.623‘ a pelt. '
ous‘ram. 1:01.an white out. in millennium
for Ootiagé (lamina at 9c, the and ass. ‘ . . . . .
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Norwalk Chronicler