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WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwulk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Wednesday: light oas-
tcrly to southerly winds. The area of
high pressure is central in Quebec
this morning and the weather is cooler
over the northcaslern sections. A dis—
turbance is central over Manitoba and
following this is another high area
which is accompanied by temperatures
below freezing in the Canadian north.
west. Rain has fallen during the past
tWenty—fonr hours over New England.
New York state, the upper Mississippi
Valley and Manitoba. Killing frost is
reported from Havrc, Montana.
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Arthur Pomeroy was in New York
city yesterday on a business trip_
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Miss May Moran, of ’l‘rcmont, is a
guest of Miss Helen tlahill. of River
street.
Ifjaimer Corine. clerk at the Nor‘
walk Hotel, was a visitor in New York
yesterday.
There were no cases to disturb the
serenity of the Norwalk police court
this morning.
~Posltive sale of Crofut & [Knapp
factory at auction tomorrow 3:30 p. m.
Clotliier Willis ii. Selleck. of Nor-
walk, is spending the day in New York
city on business.
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A regular meeting of Our Broth-
ers‘ Lodge, 1. 0. O. R, of Norwalk, was
held last evening.
Joseph Ilrotherton has resigned his
position as clerk at the Glendcnning
& Co. pharmacy. Norwalk.
Anthony Steigerwald and family
have returned from a several days’
visit with relatives in New York city.
The Trinity Naval Reserves will
hold their first drill of the season Fri-
day evening in the basement of Trin-
ity Church.
' F. S. Hoyt and F. C. Hoyt. of Mor-
ristown, N. J., who are on a trolley
trip to Boston, stopped last night at
» the Hotel Clifford.
——Bradbnry upright piano for $98.00
and no interest at J. W. Studwell's.
Great bargains in slightly used pianos.
The Norwalk Board of Registration
will hold a meeting at the city coun-
cil room, VV'ednesday, September 28,
from 2 until 6 p; m.
The committee of the Norwalk firc~
men on the department's coming fair
will hold a meeting this evening at
the Main street tire house.
An organization known as the Jolly
Four will give a dance at the Town
Assembly Hall. October 6. The Y. M.
C, A. orchestra will furnish music.
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A trolley car scraped a big truck in
Wall street this morning and although
there was no damage, the conductor
took the names of people in the vicin—
ity.
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The moon will be at the first quar-
ter on the sixteenth and full on the
twenty—fourth. with the finest moon-
light nights during the last half of the
month.
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——-Positivc sale of Crofut & Knapp
factory at auction tomorrow 3:30 p. m.
Driver Samuel McGowan will resume-
his duties at Putnam Hose headquar-g
ters tomorrow after his annual vaca-
tion. Yesterday Mr. McGowan visited
friends in Stamford. -
The regular Tuesday evening class
of the First M. E. Church will meet
tonight. Friends from Stamford, Nor-
walk and Rev. W. W. T. Duncan, the
pastor, will be present. *
p-
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Banks. Mas-
ter H nry’B. Price and‘matd,‘ f Phila.
delphla, who have been span in; the
summer in the. White
stopping at the Hotel Clifford;
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The. retailer quarterly business meet-
ing "of the'Norwalk Historical and Me-
morial ”library Association will
the Selieok house, West avenue.
M. A. Ready has been chosen dele-
gate by the locaLBar eadens‘ Union
to the convention,,of j e. Connecticut
Federation of Labor, which will con-
was in New London October 10.
By an unavoidable error it was still;
ed yesterday that,tho first social of
the seditilrdl tram Tribe-Would he
held last nftlit. i”'f'h§‘dltl€’ni§nltl.lliave
rend Mohd‘n’yi'gvdflx, WTF‘W‘ D.
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eciai Low Prices
on, .
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cncc how much cheer and bright
yct inexpensive. drupcrics and
coverings. If you know. llli‘l‘t‘ is
collection is now ready.
ccllcnt tinic to learn.
admire its rough beauty and arc
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for sct‘ccnsvcvcn for floors. The
plain sort is 39 inches wide and
but 15 cents it yard, the fancy
yard.
and printed in delightful patterns
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Mountains, are‘
be .
held tomorrdwet'en‘lng atao'ciock, at‘
.- B-will make money for you there.
HOUSE-BRIGHTENERS
. FOR THE FALL.
Maybe you know from cxpcri-
toss and new beauty may he
)roughl into the house by new,
new] only of sayingr that the fall
ll you
lo not know, right now is an ex»-
Ilurlap is thc sought-for thiupr
)f the season. Artistic \voiucn
.. «Mimic mmm.:vl.u‘i~;< .2
hmrmrmmru
. «not» V 1“ it. _
isinpr it for furniturc«covcrings,
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(iioral patterns mostly) is izyic
Art iickings of sturdy tcxturc
ud L‘t.)l(ll‘S—-25C yard. i
licnims in fancy cichts. rcrcr—
Siblc and with good puitcrn on
each sidc-12'/.1c to ioc yard.
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Crctonncs in handsoiuc new
patterns and glowing colors——
my; to 19c yard.
Denims. plain and of heavy
w ‘avc—w-loc yard.
Linen taffeta, rich. and beauti—
ful, graccfnl design—25c yard.
Satccn in fancy patterns and
'all ihc‘ demanded coloi's—~—l.2}_vc
ya‘rd.
Silkolcnc in rich plain colors
at 109 yard and in many inncy
\
patterns at ill/3c.
FOR QUIL't‘S
A new art satccn that is "down—
proof." liven the. finest down
will not Work through it. “and
sonic ilowcr patterns in rich col—
ors and on crcam or colored
grounds.
A yard wide-10 cents.
Third tioor.‘
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THE HOWLAND
DRY Goons co.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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Then you can easily see why we are
having such success selling furniture.
There isn't any secret. about our suc-
cess. our prices are right. our liberal
credit system is right. We are show-
ing some very nice carpet rage in
Smyrnav axminister tapestry and in:
grainsfinlso all the smaller sizes in.
rugs. as well as linoleums, oil cloth
and matting.
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134 WASHINGTON STREET, ‘3
positron-eons. .
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Jo: Misses} some. ' ,.
15 generally secreted and e belt, or
in: the oid‘closet- by the oollcrr Any
way, the thief tenure to find it should
he curetotakealook. ._= '
.. WHAT'S THE USE
of taking chances of your money being
4 stolen when you can put it in about?
Why not‘save av put oratory dolls!
mod, and the time- will come"when
your accumulations will take care of
RS611... hangout All your dollars
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ADDITIONAL’ LOCAL NEWS.
named his duties at the Gleudcnning
years ago sends the New Haven Regis-
Knnpp factory at 3:30 tomorrow.
students stumbled on the curbstone in
front of Morrcli and Curboue's fruit
store in Wall street, yesterday. and
fell,
_ rangenients.‘ .
~ ‘Z'eitltlts, Pharmacy
. . «:RIOHHOND RANGES?
Map-weer.
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Commodore. Charles A, Bcoiicld re~
)harinucy, Norwalk. yesterday. after a
-ouplc of Weeks” vacation. a large part.
if which he spent on his launch Lilyi
Joseph R. Thomas. 1r. well known
it the Not-walks. manager of the Yale
.rack tcum mid the Glee club two
or an interesting letter from MI)?"
-ow relating to conditions in ltnssin.
«Going to the auction? (lrol‘nt &
A horse driven by two Norwulk
It was necessary to unharnoss
the animal to get him on his feet
again. ‘
Mr. and Mrs, Homer llyiugion. of
Naples. ltaly, are expected In Nor~
walk in a few days to make a visit
of several weeks. Mr. liyington is con-
nedted with the United States consul-
ate. and Mrs. ilyington is a daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. .l. G. Gregory.
-—Members of Lady Jennings lodge
who have not received invitations to
the lawn party at 16 Stilfll't.AVO.. Wed.
evening. Sept. Nth. are cordially in-
vltcd to come and bring their friends.
There will be no change in the time
tables on the local divisions of the
Consolidated road this week, some-
thing unusual enough to hear record-
ing. The whole system did not es-
cape without a change. however, for
ovor on the Valley Division there were
numerous changes in trains and time.
The Rev. Wemyss Smith will shortly
move his family to Norwalk and his
household goods will be installed in
the rectory of St. Patti‘s Church on
the Green. The Rev. Mr, Smith, who
has resigned the rectorship of Si. lint-
tbew‘s parish, Bloomington, lil., will
take charge of St. Paul's (lllla‘t‘ll m
October 1.
“Going to the auction? Cz‘riut &
Knapp factory at 3:30 imnorrow.
The entertainment conimlttw of
Lady .linnings Lodge, Shepherds of
ficlllhhcm. met at the home of Mrs.
William Moshcr. last night, and coin—
plctcd arrangements for its lawn party.
7i‘he affair will be held tomorrow even—
ing at the home of Miss Alice Day. in
Stuart avenue. There will be an en-
tertainment and it is expected that an
orchestra will assist. The ladies will
serve refreshments. Louis Cummings
is chairman of the committee of ur-
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Anh' human-ind ladies .
who h'hhvo used them. 0‘ m
manicmdrelinhll. 'Atrln will
convince you of their intrinsic “he. Send MI
out: for an «and booklet. AakfarDr.KiflK'l
"StarCro ." Alldm , 'w hyanbox.
ting-I a... some beam...
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TO NAM! OI!
Lieutenant Go
senator Walsh
to the all
Struts. Nor
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Falrflold cannty.WnntI Him For
Ticket.
lt.is stated that
fort-cs ol‘ Fttll'lltlltl county will present
the mom» of Boxintor Jame ii‘ Walsh, or
(.lrtwnwivh, as their choice for iicntun.
uutynvcrnor on the llcpublicun state
. ticket at the stain convention in liart- .‘
fond tomorrow.
f the house of representatives in the
$901 session and
lie is lawyer and 33 years of ago.
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A SAMPLE OYSTER BED.
Richard .l. t‘uthlll has a display in
the window of his White street market
that is not only ptoincwlntt of a novel-
ty but is instructive as well. it re»
presents the development, of tho oys-
er front the time that it connnenceo
is growth until it. is ready be to dregd-
ed for and put on the market. A speci-
men of ribbon weed taken from an
oyster bcd shows. the miniature mussel
at the age of fifteen days.
grows to lhrgc dimensions the quar-
tors are found to small and they push
each off and drop to the botton where
they remain until the dredge lirlugsl
them
Shells are also shown bearing their
quota of miniature shells upon which
the some performance takes place as:
upon the weed. An oyster bud isstart-
ed by simply dropping these shells at
the desired spot.
and shells become inoculated with. the
tiny shells and the spread is rapid.
[)unbnry News.
A Rare Chance
HTOBUYA
BUILDING LOT !
ln the Centers! 3 Low Price.
NATOR WALSH.
v. ‘on Republican
tho Feastinden
hits been a member
state senate of 1903.
When it
rfncc ready to ent.|
The nearby wocds
p.
walk. Coma,
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. 390- linens, crashes and table damask. lt‘
TEAMSTER HEIR To $50,000. Choice line of new white lawn 1”” ""‘ce‘i- ‘
shirt waists, wore 980. and $1.50 now '
English Legacy for George W. Kelley (lilo. Men‘s nockwear ln four—inhabitin-
Now (Yunnan, has been notified by an
is
about $50.00ti.
an interest in his mother's estate in
England,
one receiving the some amount.
Kelley is expecting daily a notice to
spin-or in the, English courts and prove
his right and title to the inheritance.
rs YL‘OR a GOLDEN hirer: for sale fan Building
Lrits an Quincy Street, beta/eon Butler and Orchard
m, .‘Rflo‘es Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lat.
This is abOui the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at‘such low prices.
Map of lots at our office. where full particulars wlll be
cheerfullylfurnlshed
Taylor St Golden,
'14 Washington Street.
scum NOR WALK.
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AGENT iron MAY nanron's PATTERNS.
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lé‘ut up in ”fr ctilii'ivl'tl' “has. this
molasses is kept free from in and is
always imperfect condition.
100.. 150.. 500. And 600. Silos.
‘lt your crush dominant-op it writ. .
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Antilltl‘“ llllsy Week
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There's to be a cleaning up of odd lots and broken assortmonts of us-
It's a bursa!" our. union second in importance oulyto flip "
Every stock In the store is showing tempting lots of wanted
it will pay you well to carefully read the offerings.
in sale itself.
icrchandisc.
l MOIASSES
‘ngiish attorney that, he. is heir to
of New Canaan.
George W. Kelley, a tcamstcr in
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The mom-v comes from
Their are six heirs. each
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Mr.
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lace effects which have been selling
lace styles in plain and fancy colors
and embroidered, a 50c. value for 390.
One lot of corsets. were title, now
All remnants of muslin sheetlnfi;
locks, puffs and strings, regular fit}.
and bile. values; while they last, 196;
eadii. '
All our figured dhnitlcs and bailsic,
2%0. qualtlty; special 8c. yard.
Ladies’
pecial 5c.
Handkerchiefs were 7c...
Small lots of men‘s neokwenr in the.
newest colorings, regularly 500; nob] ‘
Genis‘ hamlkcrchlcfs. were 7c.. spec- 35c. .
Odd lot of men‘s shirts which hit“
been selling at 50c. 75c, and 31; to;
close at 39c. each. i l ' *
Ladles‘ gauze lisle hose in plain
lack and tan, also drop stitch and
t. 39o; while they last 25c. pair. ‘
Men's Fancy hose, most of this?!
fashioned in Halo and cotton, newt“!-
feta band; a 250. value for 190. pairs
Ladies“ fancy lislc hose in boot and
83-85 Washington‘Streét.‘ *
some semen... been.
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J1 COB
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
(:3 Agency of
M. LAYTON.
R. R. Ave" South Narivalk.
Telephone 35-2.
New York, August 26, 1904.
C. F. Zeitfhss, Earp,
Dear Sir. .
Will you kindly send me to my
“residence, "610. Van Cortlandt Park ovo-
nue, Yonkers, New York. one box of.
those pills you put up for Malaria. Dr.
Ferguson's prescription? I will remit
by return‘mail. Let me know how
much. etc. Trusting that you are well.
and kind regards to your brother, etc.,
i am Sincerely yours,
L. H. CARGILL.
sync. wiper; ~ ' lO.NolI_WALK
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arbvts AND haunts.
lLMiAflBi‘iN :ROO‘FING,
an Ind-mm‘mm’,
an letungswm: Bolling, no.
, Hm you soon our stock of
THE 0N... . OTC in
~ SUITS AND‘COATSV FOR
THE COMING FALL.
also mshlon pistes. latest styles, ,
Now is tho-time to have your fun
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less
later.
Eybrything at lowest prices. 'Por-
{got or guaranteed.
than
clatter? team,
No
01.25
vourn's'
Elk Lines sol»,
Try a pair of
they will outwear any other flak...)
LSEN’s
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Bow Roueu 0N socks,
Seams at
AND 1.50.
GIRLS LITTLE, INDIAN,
Kld Show. at
912.5»
" ATiN CALF,
31.25
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any of than than,
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too PR. tastes .kio “oit‘ru‘ho's, ‘
vl-ow Heck. at.
no. ALLEBIZEB.
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33.000 new muss “roe mm. m
nonmygnuasun sacs
LADIES
$3.50-
. them in good positions.
[‘The School that Makes a Specialty of
Getting agStart futile.
What sun the. Young
Man Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers; ill-
timatciy they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN’S BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a good school. The fact that this
school holds the State Record for best
work proves to you that it is good.'
Prof. Sartain has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
The careful attention given to its stu—
dents. the uniform success, fits gradu-
ates in business life and the fact that
not one-Combined course graduate is ‘—
‘out of employment has earned for this.
institution. the right to be known as
Each Student." ._
New. TERM—DAY AND Ni‘GHT
sessmN—azoms TUESDAY. sap.
TEMBER 6.
Why not enroll?
minim, is}.
mum smileys.
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onntoox utilise
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on mm I; m. ‘
Hove no Wei-.0»! ans tiism
lessening .. l
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In. {swung-a.
ls n’atvln ma any Milieu slip
llald Your orders, They‘re Junta be b‘aeamfhg’.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. , , scum nonwA‘LkJ‘oNNQ 77
Anbnifor Bannlr Perform _ , ‘3‘ _
n in this an it till
THE FlRST TON YOU BUY FROM us. AND YOU WILL sea THE 0th ' '
FERENCE. . . .
GIVES MORE HEAT, AND PRODUCES MORE'CLEAN ASHES. THAN N
COAL YOU EVER BOUGHT BEFORE, AND WILL NOT COST YOU‘ 'NY
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Latest Novelties In .Tylmmodfihdunirlmisi ' {my
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COMPARE THE LAST TON YOU BOUGHT SOMEWHEFAIE E’LOE AND 1.
AT IT LASTS Losses. aust anion-ran.
YOU WILL NOTE TH
MORE.
OUR MOTTO—“CLEAN COAL, HONEST WEIGHT."
COAL, WOOD, HAY, GRAIN AND OATS.
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Tar. HARRIS & leans on
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Office and 'yard, 68 Water street.8otith Norwalk.
hone‘cali 342.5. .
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Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
$10 to $50
$85.75 to $10
Raymond and 3" it’s
_ 46, and 43 Main sires. Norwalk.
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bitil'lillhi, lit! ya a artist: A}
$5. 00 i3 ‘i’ Ilia/n.
assassins; Energies heifer [bean oflmd In um
Réyrl‘lO ltd _- Bres-
. . . is? five-animal: sore.
mmwmmmmma
toner pan 'GH‘coALKIo/tho only kind w. handle. We have on~ i
inmaupply of choice. fruit mined an al, of th. flout fracture} the
“shunt-around. clean. , g . . *
“Q6,;‘w‘fi_ER TON inflicted in your bin.”
resonant Nat Mar: _ . . . .
all!!!” dolivuy. to repaint Driven, gclone Edit.
Georgu Omit Bitumlnflue at an httrhctlva price.
' " ”mid 923%?“ put in bag- rendy for'tho'ml .4 {y
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