a o wssr wasnmarfilfi‘l‘i’l
Mshaoksrno _a.&gnh%: . L"
. , . W T .
storm aFea Is u‘ow m lug out the t .
l‘aIwrence Valley. The high area with
too-Icr weather has advanced east
ahd is central this morning oveߤ|lrg
”mats are reported in Michigan,
c pain. Kansas. Iowa, Illinois.
a a and Ohio. In has fallen during
to past twent -four hours over the
ke region. and along the whole At-
Is‘ntlc coast. Amounts of an inch or
store are as follows: Albany. 1.00;
Hatteras 2. 58. e highu qud yes
lo‘citygadtery as » ftp;
from c Iipu h, “w;
H. S. Webber. a prominent Philadel-
phia druggist. Is at the Hotel Clifford.
.Several Norwalk young men' WNW ‘
ginning to talk of forming a football
team.
}Judge Edward M. Lockwood o'f Nor-
walk went to Bridgeport this morning
business.
South Nerwsllr Conclave. improved
Order of Hoptaaophs. will hold a reg.
niar meeting tonight.
«All styles Itilpinas. O'Brien.
Frank L Jud is vo ing from an
attack of mustard? rhgu'matism at
his horns In Spring street.
..J H.
advice in ii ad. t" 'y relative to high
prices on meats. Road It.
:J. M. Marble. New York represent-
lag the It i G corset Company. spout ,
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
i—-l(Itchen ware of every sort crock-
eI‘Y. zldss ware. tin ware. 5c and We
department. M. B. Smith & Co.
IMembers of the Bird Club who wish
ti} enjoy a field walk on Saturday, will
eat at the library at 2 o '_clock
.A prot y flower garden In front of
the Hot NdeIIIk' spoke my bio-
qucntly of the hurricane-like storm.
r«Blue Lable Cataup. 21c. F. D. L.
at 09-, .
The Rev DoWItt T Van Doren. pas<
tdrfi fthe Norwalk Baptist Church, will
N at the Craubury Chapel Shh-
tarpon.
Whining the WtW.
are selling at the New York Grocery
Inp'ltll' 3-
dive it a. trial. It is a perfect drink.
«It I: G rs. Bridg t
fiturday. Beptemberemrkfirqfi . ELI
.‘Miss Annie B. Harding. of Brooklyn. 2
Is visitiu Illr. and Mrs. 1.1 A. Rio-h-
nrdson 10 West avenue. and will re-
main a
Regular meeting of Eureka Rebocca
Lodge. this vening. An entertainment
will be given after the meeting and re
freshments served.
:;—New Dunlap Derby O'hBrions
I'i‘he Norwalk Cityd Council will meet
acme evening and consider various
matters, though there are none of spec.
Idl importance to come up
fir. and Mrs Samuel W. Hoyt Jr.
have taken possession of thi r emflaw
I
residence at theqiir
street and EImwooh
«Great variety “all flavors choco-
late- pirates. 'hard candy 10 and 20c lb.
.8 With 800.1 "
The commissioners of the Putnam .
Hemorial Camp, with their families.
will h‘ave their annual picnic at the
plugs on Wednesday. October 14. .
I.l E. Cori and family, ofn Franklin
.l.... startedy estyel’tlayo
.wsehr‘fiib, ”Wyatt include Nia-
3W4: EM Mfllmm
':—— west potatoes. 26c pk. F. D. L.
I! Go. TI“ III“
Modesto Fernanda: has re": Iuned to
his hosts; 39 Chestnuts
Norwallr,‘ after actflp to
tdrest‘ d the j'
mmm» .a'I v.1 . ita
Nil“ Anna Walsh. of 38 Wilton new
line returned
-Ernst Clni‘
I w *1.»
dye
aggdnflaamille. the guest of Kiss that»
«latest Style Pall Derbya. O'Brien.
Lincoln Council. No 4. Order of Am-
I
gsctghlufihwg‘or the 9,43%? 08;;
Will
ludi- ‘
yes you some good"
If not, you had better.
a.
mom Walks “Iris
I ‘I 1' l"
L AUTUMN SALE CHINA.
We can think of nothing equal
.hsssurnmer outing. ’Tis the eas-
lest thing”I you can imagine to
2.me when
rm “din 'piélt frb Mt a stock as
la new .y. The prices are far
shelf usual marks The
Otypea tell something of value and
, rifl‘u‘g‘fmeii Us: ’gornihls keen
_ eyes “ltpllfar more.
Lama. ' ‘
Possibly the richest plum In the
entire” . ,
a third to a half less
The new ones thmugh
luck G7)“ I weer“;
Those h em
on even WNW
‘21:)-
hamflfi fifiefl Maw
worth 83. -8l..60 ‘
.W'“ mps eght styles antique
b‘r'iiiii or rich gold or silver finish,
worth 83 60 to 85—42. 60.
over. a doscn styles In flue metal
lamps; antique brass and bronse, cop-
pair arouse. Elise” train: worth $5 to
87. 60,—— Tibial? 83. 50. and H-
champ and trimmed we jewels:
late bronse. green
worihogo 750 to 510 .——35 and
6Art bronze figure lamp to be fasten-
‘ed to swihpost. 80 Inches high worth
.818 .—-§.10.
On's lot (if complete Ia s metal
I” wit2h5_‘ fancvs decorated gloos os, worthim
not.
rust
bronsc- .
None of these lamps Ia fitted with .
U'A lee"
donors!
M...‘
ACNIIHIR it M37405!“
meuced taking Pulses Celery Com-
pound I was.troublsd. with a shaving
especially at breakfast I!!! my general
I , in:
nor—u can museum".
A REALLY GREAT PRODUCTION.
Thb DeVodilb s
to do a gf'edt workflmfi hum)!“
a weeks engagement commencing Mon-
dayI Ming. The writing but Mil be
iThe Great punish Plain» a strong con-
siatent,1ntbrosting pl'ay'. It permits
Lodge this evening: ‘An shim-tumour
Icalls for the am «I oomp-
“ny. Clever van dva lell features are
ltroduodti' dtfllhit flid‘ attloh’ lit the
plays A spoolsi eat a oft Is work-
ing engagement w Il Mr. Vonde' s
idreat character work In his latest dra—
Isis-The Human Nonstop. , W
The magnifier. h'lTnt'hMrtm that“. s'
I' c II he I‘ll
fiféfinm‘himl ‘r’ede-‘cib o tyr£2fi£ldor
gnome thoroughly appreciated than yThigh
on a gen OI '
' Macaw dam Vilma" p8
fwantarfslts qud worthless substitutes
GAO LAMPD.
Poi-tabloids ”lamps over a dozen
patterns; have six .fest tubing, in-
candescent burner and mantle. stark
neck: fancy globe or shade. Worth 82%
to 83. —ti. 50.
was fine decorated issues-Isa.
rich patterns. -
Worth 82 and 82. 50 «.81. 50.
mm «into
ac 5th 85,—.”
sown
Genuine Welsbsch mantles, «12c.
cSpecial lot. of incandescent mantles,
M
cIncandescent burners.—8c.
{Dost frat: tubing tor use in portabies.
it
I
Fancy portables. stands only, In .
that e n the ms at.
sought 9 Wendi-2km mail: Qhflr
IisltuI schema other rdmodles without
benefit. one boa 0t DQWitt‘s {Witch Has-
1 Salve cured me. " For blind blood
is" itching and protruding piles no
the nurses“
FILIPINO AN AEMYDFFIGEE.
sAN FRANCISCO. Sept 18.-—«Bec-
and Lieutenant Crlapulo Pataio. of the
Philippine scouts the first of the na-
tives of Luso to wear the uniform of
the United cl Arley, has “rived
géfrom Manila on the transport Bheb
{mam First as a spy then as chief of
I’Ilatsctives and afterwards as a lien-
'henaut of a company of scouts. Patalo
‘ I
. ,. , ,lé
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO»
Dridgeport. Conn.
OUR TOTAL POPULAMN.
lncludlné Our Tslaiid "Watson w.
HM Ovsr' lightyIFourfliiilohs.
The total mmflmuenumud by
the twelfth census was flmm37.16.tiut
while the area of entithol‘a wavered
Alaska :and Devan...“ did not Include
Porto Rico. the £hllirm pines.t Guam or
Games The no shot these“ bew-
Ir scanned Islands has. however. been
ascertained partly by estimate and
of the United States and Its outlying
more... 153°s"'“;.“.'..‘°"°"
hdtpmnolstaals . '-
“mnly. coIIIttrihtg‘éiuri‘passj _
instill .
WWO GOLIO CHOLIRA
RHOIA REMEDY.
The uniferm success of this
mums ”all, WWI!!!
:‘lt hug! Mala
grec on we candidates. Refreshments
them ‘
a . N that Kernellxalstbilen'aieuth ago
Indus!“ Kc. ,1.
ly a I censuses. In ludingI
fi‘zflmfi‘ ”that total population .
IPorto Rico . . . . .
Guam . . ....... . ......... “‘9 000
Samoa ........ .. ..... ”0,1001
Total .................... 84 .233 .089
In
ggiued considerable distinction with
a American forces during the Phil-
“2.3% WEN” arses
. Tonng he recently was ordered to re-
in...“ .. .I Milli" I...
military coo
A IOV'B WILD RIDE rOR LIEI.
WItb family smith!” «mug: “in
to die. and a son riding for life. 18 miles
.g) got Dr. King's New Discovery for
assumption. Coughs and Colds W. H.
rows, of Leesvilto. Ind. endured
deal: sfagonies from asthma; but this
won or mm ellef
glad soohu'dld as h wig”? “hows“:
scan y every n g t.” Litre
09!". cum 0! will” ItemPu‘enWI.
bills. Bronchitis. ughs. Colds and
rip prove Its matchless merit for all
hroat and Luugtrouhies. Guarani
tties 50c and SI .00. Trial
,eostFr k Buer'sdrttgstbre.
ton. who Is ill he‘r‘e enjoyed a refresh-
ing sleep last night and his friends
were greatly pleased at his condition
this morning. The followIng bulletin
,y‘las Issued
“8 a. m. —Patient slept six hours; no
‘:pstn temperature normal; pulse 78:
condition favorable.
(SIsned)
“It. is. A8. II! D.”
‘ 0
may be empty I
ll
mil. but they ma
V313,; w _Ii."i
Dr. Spittinger.
:at The ahachsmo H
in my stomach: my ”petite was gbas~
health was props down I had not'
1:111: assume yn'cooursmirr
“gale“! “W ...r-
{Ifsflrs‘
WW?“ v
Milli Bro I: you):
I I'Ir;
IUUIII sinus. in": . ID 'I
" Imp mast. St. Louis". .. am f as. robs.
i n!» ".tl' ‘UI i {.(‘l I'.»'~i w; m; . ; t'!' .I . » r‘ .u at v..,. _. I,”
Mr. almon- uys: "When I cpm- finished ‘tsbiiig the hr battle when
t‘b'egsh to improve I continued talv
aino's aster! Q sound and n w
as well I. evhr did In nly II
I am sure Paiiid's Ch 1"! Compound i
the greatest hesith- maker In th
world. " l3
, Celery
“TM?” Mal “Hugs!
on. new; we... s2
, Trespass—Under this statutes.
With the opasdnn of the hunting seer
son at hand hunters and others. should
familiarise themselves with' the new
trespass law which Is a decidedly strict
piece of legislation. Those who venture
into the fields and woods. ignorant of
the provisions of the new law are liable
to find themselves in trouble Quickly:
it brovldu that any perhou who throws
down or leaves open a bar. 831% or
person for the purpose. of hunting. fish-
ing.'trapplng_ taking the neeha'of birds
bee hunting. nut. fruitor berry‘gath-
ering. 'Is liable to atlas of not more
than :50 urimprimnatoht for not more0
than 30 days or both.
The possession of a gun, fish rod or
ferret by anyone on these excursions is
reputed us prtma radio evidenceof an
intent to fish or hunt. . The owner or
occupant of premises is given ‘authort
Ity to make the arrest and command
the asslltance of others. If neoenary.
and he can also claim feds for so do
3.
Farmers who suffered much because
of the negligence and willful dis art!
of. certain hunters and fishermen. ow
Chave a chance to protect themselves
The new law Is as follows: .
Section t«Every perm who shall
thrown Mn or leave open any but
gate or fence upon the Isnd"of an-
other. or who shall enter upon the land
of another without psi-musics 0f the
owner. occupant. or person In charge
thereof for the purpose of hunting.
trapping. fishing. or taking or destroy-
Ing e nests or eggs of birds. or bee
hunt ng. or gathering nuts fruits. or
berries. shall be sued not more than
“'0. o'r Imprisoned net more than I30,
dug. morxw .The possession in am"
trespass! ,’,upqa thee"
lander-not blend! sin, 09.0; ferret
crushiods sli‘dbe deemed prlIasf'acte
. evidence of .his intention or hunting or
fishing thereon.
Section 3—Tho owner. occupant or
person In charge of the land, or such
person as he may command. to assist
him may arrest any person violating
any of tho prvisiorm of the preceding
section. and rthwlth tal‘Io him beforeh
somelgropcr tatttlllI‘Iirrity, who shall utpign
com at, o t proper prosecu g
ofilcgr proceed to try such persbn.
my? 8—The owner; occupant. or
a
charge of the land arresting
any . pursuant to the provisl
of Windham be entitled tothe
fees that are allowed, by section 4 850
of the general st'atdtos to éoristables for
Am.mwt.fl
a an in ;
is or (Mr :touiachm trouble “won; ‘
, trimthat “wiped contains
similar services. which fees shall be
Missed tr” by the court before
.1th l is bad.
unselfish: or shrine.
find that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
Vital“? ° ‘ifimfl'. “31m
tug cure for Indigestion and Dyspepsia
and all complaints affecting the glands
or membra at the stomach 6r"
’i‘K
artifact. Nheuo I
very
every bi?
n3...
Nahum Eton
Dihortatayoftwodayshasagreedtodevote his timoto
WM dotIMwalerm
IQWK SIMtlS
.. at“ Mrfifi} «Sillixriyv
- one a one spec tats of the medical s f the
well known NATIONAL NEDIGALlAB SOCIATlON of New York has it here
«seems.
helping men, women
eWW’"
“Hi.
rrh. Bronchitis.
ea or the medieadlzrofé’sialloa he
WW. .
unite Law's?“
“‘ ‘hr‘
sportsmen should Is Careful Not to Is
taboo or enters upon‘iho‘iand of any -
.l .
' friends.
PI sea cameo.“ to was algal-pom???
firfliflfi tNils privififi
q; Ilghtful afternoon was
and..." . 2
guest f it? ryns
Cdtt ‘insll d.’
L who ice. of Della Island:
not Now slaves. . ,
b blossoming have sent weasel
simmers ylcht shamrock blah and
our on tho East leach, l‘elle lat-m.
”libs-tinted otittago at Bette Island has
been closed for the misnomer;
cupa‘ataflta‘re fhturiiod to Win.
a large anhher‘hr acorns are enjoy-
Ink a beauties at “Briton mist this sf~
tenor“, tendered by thbmanagemont.
l'IulE-‘Ihlay has returned to her
name In movies-he. but my return
to-Dsltb Island before the floaters ends:
Charles lt. Davis. of New York. to
expected here this week so look over
the damage the recent storm did to his
property
In. J. G. roster and Mrs. Elisabdh
Norris. of Arbor Cottage, Dells Island,
have been entertaining Itr. and lbs.
Arthur Panthers. ,
Got-aid BI Domaroat. ed Pas-sic, Is
apeudhag a few days at stocky Lodge
Cottage. Bella island. and Will leave
nest Week for Wesleyan University.
an; Jarvis. tire. Ityuer and hire
Susan Batons are to return ”to their
homes in Danhnry tomorrow. allot-Inc»
copying the Far View Cottage. Belle
, .I .
'_ WILTON.
Miss Florence Hora is occupying her
cottage.
the. Oscar Eckland Is convalesciug
from an attack at malaria .
In. and Mrs Edwin Eiwell, or New“
York. apent Sunday iii the inn.
light spam on s are the.“
balmy was h’ of a has ughtvr. ,I
iii-s. tun mqubert. of Gannon has
heenviaitS pg friends in Bridlepflrt
Ernest Hard h returned home, af-
ter a several tbs! sojourn in Eur-
Mr. and bars Fred Dooley. of the Inn
have returned to their home to Bridge-
Canuon Grunge will hold a benefit
fair. In the hall Thursday. September
17th.-
The heavy rain and high wind has
done much damage to gardens and
trees.
The Center school has been re-open.
ed with Miss Babes. of Danbury,as
teacher.
Miss Grace Turner has returned to
her home In Brooklyn, after a'soiourn
at the Inn.
itrs.‘ oharlas shirt-av. of Norwalk,‘
spout Sunday with her mptbcr. Mrs
Ann Conn i.
Miss Muffet has been engaged to
teach the North Wilton school for the
ensuing year. '
York were guests of ,Mrs. Charles
Jones. over Sunday
l I! I 'l I VF". '
“it Milli
Northw'ivmd‘ ”It Inedd friends
, .911 on ay. .
“F‘s 3’s ’ .Iwhp has been
sTpcndIin. t chum or with airs. B. G.
In artord.
uh
a former summer resident of this
tires ldst week;
W prrcil a commercial artist has
street. tin-Night“ the agency of F
Game. of
Clarence schism our successful
fruit. grower. exhibited this week a
his garden as a second crop
Richard Bland has sold his property
0 his brother who will soon take 09.?
“extend rs. Bland and fail
aslid to u to Enghn'd. their
untry.”
I .I McEwen Betta gave In if3
teruoon tea at her home on Friday. A
large number were present and It was
one of the pleasant social gatherings
of the season.
Miss Helen Middlebrooh entertained
a few friends at a tea party. Saturday
afternoon. In addition to Wilton
The guests Included ladies
from Bridgeport and New York.
Mrs. Mary A. White entertained a
ls'I'I‘sli' Wot streaks: lot.
If evening. Eight. tables were filled.
mega sanctum the
offiprev
ew orb, and
several solos and lies
.4le . a morning
devoted to the Initiation of meth-
bers who took the Pomofia degree. A
e e t -
discus n
.. .- rifiéiimmm
fire'slunfafligd High availed them-
gThe mambo“
knead!»
xntsrfitn a
members 05% the Whlst Club by Invin-
"in. fistb'pllcd'l I‘ll the lawn. sad ‘I .
Ihhuml Atm
recited
[If Mr. had In. (JIIII'IIIj
_ meat of
flours upon
”r and lira. Walter Kobbe. of New ‘
Frlts Meyer who has been Ill tor ,
some months with yrhoumstlsm. is on,
4 ' I
“lit Tthscd'e‘ “of M
as re tuned to her homa‘ ..
him Storms. of Boise City. lda- '
place. was the guest of Wilton rela- ‘
whines the Gulch place In nuns t . '
number of fine strawberries ripened In ‘
Its. liar Pears.“
nm:¢LeFalf-
masseuse _
‘th (I {out his: ‘ “ .
In V‘s ‘i'd'J Irv 5N,“ ' I _
U III, a In. .,- . .
n I ;' , J t' {It .. J9 . ii Ii? 2 V I .
tum -... mocha dd ... .: lb ’1 I" ”‘5“ W“ ‘
i
le‘t'
Lfiifl "61M." MNI I
"Ifll' I III .
We do not overstate when we tell non
that Wit. have the nest meritorious Will“
theso amenable ascenthis ever
shown not the roof We do not ovérr'.
state when we tell. son that these sweet
oiled
MILbOSOId at low
cu in the habit of pa“ for
needs. of tins dosed "pt
doubling 6st ordinate output
.'»"‘“i‘l.ii\ .;,-,-I,. ‘I'
Wis
‘mut- it I4 i
| 3.
83-85 Washington fittest,
~I ”3;”.
South Nbrvyalk. Conn. '7' “ " ’
wm‘tlwétw We?
. scsoot subs w ~~ .
Ls hand to beat for the low price we sell it for. Toaghfo
manlsofltotkfaf,goodshap¢for loot. ., A.
$1. 09 $1. 25
Forlrfflcbopsandge-Is. Forboss-andmérsss.
THE LITTLE QUEEN 511013
F We; ”rm: .soles- Wt ad
or qurwwz 13am “ 443W vigor;
m-ri A'Iai'CI
l K ‘ ‘
Concerning owes .‘l A
41- Ptil’«“4‘iv 3 ‘ I! .iflj Na :3
concisely stated. we nave me ass-r DOLLAR g ‘
elicits III THE mm cmaa All o‘e‘ um
Shades are new in acacia-grass. modes. greys. black. win
green andnavy. Every pair warranted. , .. _
.I 26.11:, .‘y
as wasmrlo'rou attend .
Isa-mm
., '. 7131'"
In the last analysis nobody Imowat
but w that It is under strict
law.‘ Ah so themdightly, pain
mugtsgg‘egular living In .
the 0 caps roan
patT‘on, Mead,r he to; Liven,
lusts nW’l'L gentle
shoot Frank ht hailstorm
[mi some. "
it: .... .t a...
a I
reg. “8‘33"."
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