Iiimblellas.
“'ll‘itl'lt‘ifi‘."
$1.00 '*
.K. Banks.
AHXCKIMO HOTIL ILOGK.
WIDT WAOHINGTON DTNIIT.
' .OUTH “ORWMKO:I J
WEATHER EoREcasr. 1
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
l"'ore( sat for Norwulk anti vltlnlty.
Showers tonight and Wednesday;
cooiel Wednesday. A low IlIPa was
central this morning north of Lake
0111111111. The western high area is
moving In with increased intensity. It
was central this morning in Dakota
and the Canadian Northwest. 'lem-
perutures considerably below the nor—
mal are reported. Light frost occur-
red at. Duluth and heavy frost at Moor
liead 11nd Yellowstone Park Rain
was rep01 ted during the past twenty-
fonr hours at scattered stations from
the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
eastward. Oklahoma reported “2
inches.
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Miss Julia B. Lockwood, of East
avenue has returned [mm a visit in
Itosemont, I’enn.
Mrs. Frank G. lit-111111, of Washing-
ton street is spending a few days in
New York
(‘ito Hath-11 of Boston, was a visitor
in town ovei night being a guest at
the iiotel Norwalk.
Mrs George Knapp. of Norwalk is
spending a few days at Beachcroft cot.
tuge, Fuirfield Beach.
Mr. and Mm Willis ll. Sellock are
enjoying a portion oi their honeymoon
trip 111 New Hampshire
The Danbury Agricultural society
will keep its 01111 c in the Danbury Nat-
Ional bank building open daily until af-
ter the fair. ,
Mls. George L.I.oek1100d and Mrs.
Jesse (‘oiwell of Summer street Nor-
walk have gone to Poughkeopsle, N
1,161 a visit.
....’
Ponnsslls Council Royal Arcunum
of Norwalk will hold 11 meeting this
evening at the council's rooms in the
Gazette building.
A. ll. Hathaway of Boston is the
guest of his parents at their home in
Crescent Terrace. He will remain
here for two Weeks.
William Allen and (‘hallcs Allen.
of New York, ware gntsts in Norwalk
ovel Sunday of their brother George
H.A1llen, of issues place.
The Always Ready Circle of King's
Daughters of the Semnd Methodist
Episcopal Church will meet in the
Epworth parlor tomorrow
The funeral of Mrs. M. E. A. Oreutt
was held from her late residence in
Winnipauk. The Rev. Charles M. Sel-
Ieck officiated and imminent was in
Norwalk cemetery.
The fall meeting of the Fairfieid
Southwest Anxiiary of the Connecti-
cut Sunday school Association is be-
ing held this afternoon and evening at
the Union Hall M E. church 111 Cannon
Prof. Ernest. Platt, the well-known
South Norwalk dancing master, will
open a dancing academy at his home.
16 Elizabeth street commencing Mon-
day, Octobel 3.1.1issons will be given
every Monday evening. There will
also be afternoon classes for children
every Saturday, from a to d.
Seven'ot Uncle Sitm's representatives
in full uniform in front of the South
Norwalk post office yesterday after—
noon was what those who happened
to be passing about 3 ociock noticed
The occasion was the taking (If their
photograph in a group, which the
photographer accomplished after a
wait of about twenty minutes to get
the tightness.
George S Miller, of Seymour, form-
erly of South Norwaik. received 11 tel-
egram ioatérday announcing the death
of his rather in law, Samuel Fair at
the Exposition. St Louis. Mr. Fair
went to that place about one mo th
ago to th‘lre‘ii hitlo‘il', Ind the‘ n We
of his 11111111131111.1111 Was a great stir-
prise. He was a frequent visitor and
had many rriendgwin South Norwnlk.
1.1111
flat-tilt: ICE CREAM."
Everybody likes it. We can all have
as much RI we want now for it is ,very
easy to make when JELLO ICE
CREAM POWDER a used. All hi-
gredients In the ac age: no cooking
or fussing, simply no a" quart of milk
and freeze it gre t success; try it
and you will be delighted. Each pack-
age 1113th nearly two quarts. Four
kinds: Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawber-
ry and Unilavored.0 Order. thI from
your grocer-g»; amateurs: to. 25¢.
GOOD MEAT
AT A. 1 . .
LOW COST.
Beat Shoulde'r‘sm‘ix ......... 10c lh.
Round Steak .............. 160 lb.
Sirloin Steak ....... 111 18c 11:.
Farmhouse StoIIr.
'“f jg 1.3301: 311).
rustic1
first complete show of the new
No cards or anything like that;
but a hearty welcome for each
who will take the small trouble
to come.
been set apart as show days.
department,
quarters, will look (we expect)
better than ever it has before.
‘ Place, under the direction of Frederick
, J. Foiee. ,
MARKET -
MILLINERY OPENING.
This week we shall make the
nits for full and wintcl‘ \Vt‘ill‘.
It will not be a formal ailsir.
“I
hast
Sewing-Machine
Needles ‘
FOR ALI.
' MAKES 0F
MACHINES
ONLY 5 cam ‘
PIrPIcIIuI
POItIgI one an! {or 1 to 20 pIclIIgI
Send (all It III-p. Stu- IIIIII VIII-I
AddroII
THE SINGER MANFO. CO.
80 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Wctillcsduy and ’l‘hursdny have
'l'hc
011i
outgrown its
And the hats themselves. the
creation of much skill and taste,
will be blittcr worth viewing than
even those handsome collections
we've had ill seasons past.
he
Will
Our only invitation will
through your newspaper.
you consider it as written to you
personally?
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
The Ladiea' Aid Soriety of St. Mary s
Church held a meeting last evening in
the basement of the church
Miss Helen Sheehan has resumed her
dilties at the Norwalk Boston Stor,t1
after enjoying her annual vacation.
MIsa lsabelle Palmer, of Seymour
street. has secureda position “in a
large niililncry house 111 Bridgeport.
Corporal Darwin A. Wadhams of
Norwalk, returned Sunday night from
a week's stay at Williamsburg Muss.
Mrs. Harry Seymour has returned to
her home in Boston after a two months
stay with her mother in Taylor ave
nuo.
Captain 11. J. Bloomer retulned to
his legal duties In New York 1lty Sat
urday afternoon after a several weeks’
mention.
Jack McGrath and Patrick McGrath,
of Norwalk, spent Sunday with mgr.
and Mrs. Thomas Manion, 0! 21 C [-
tage streét. 1
The Ladies T A B. Society of St.
Joseph's Church will hold Its ilrst reg"-
uiar meeting of the season tomorrow
night in Its hall. in South Main street
George N Ells, of Waterbury, Is the
guest of relatives in town today.
Edward Curtis of New York, was a
visiior with Norwalk relatives Itast
wee 5'.
The Misses Bertha and Ruth Haw
kins, of Southport, who have been vi-
siting their cousin Miss Anna Hawx
hurst, in Cranbury Plains, have return-
ed home. ,, , ..
A rehearsal of the Republican Cam-
paign Glee Club will he held this ev-
ening at. the headquarters in Railroad
. a
George F. Gibbons of Issues street,
Norwalk,- Medan. returned from Bal-
timore. where he was a delegate ot
qualk Aerie at the national canyon-
tie}; of Eagles,-
Martin Powers and Martin W. Dav-
is, of Ridge d members of. Thug:
'rribe 111111116 1111 Order orited '
In scum Nor-walk attended the smok-
er here, last night. ' 1.1
,...__...._....
Miss Mary A: Brydie of 111on11111.
“item town last night on the 121150 train
2.11 her home In Virginia, on the: M
minim of attending her tithe” tan
or“. having received a m only
IIs‘t Evening announcing hit 1111MB.
1(th Brydie was accompanied by her
{Min lemmas, IlIoof Nor-
1-;
W
BUCKLEN'S A 15
wide flcA or
FURNITURE
10m loot at unnamed.
iwmm
i
Q The place to bill]
Cash or Credit
iii. 1111313111113
Ii SON.
154 Washington St.
_ .. m...-._ .--..M...._...- ”mam.
Archighly recorhlnIndId lIdiII
who humped I‘m
Itirc.IaIc. and reliable. Atria will
convince ydn d that- ckhmiluk: uI. Send In
cam (or null Ind Inokkt. Alkior Dr. King' I
”Star Crown and. " All 11111 :15 $1.51: Ibox.
WWII-11 116., D. 0. ion ‘II'OI'. Om.
Miss Quorum.
" DERMn‘rbioalsr.
CHIROPDDIST,
Lock world’s Hall.
Nor-walk. C. nu.
Office Hours:
910 12 a. m. Ito 5:50 p. m.
Ialcphano -
Connection.
npfrlcE.
I have a full line of all the latest
styles in
Fall Millinelu.
Trimmed. Uhtrlmmed and Ready-to
weur flats in stoek.
Miss 1. IE. Hutchinson
‘ 118 11111151111111.7011 81:.
(wen-I1;L M.‘ a. court-1 I GO.)
. 1 3L ,
is spending a vacation at his home in
Nor walk.
' 11111. prevision of the General Statutes
leglirding eyo sight tests in the pub-
lic schools.
punying the law, were
Dr. S, I). St. John.
of Mr.
Walter D. Weft 111110 is superinten-
dent of a large mill In Massachusetts,
Norwnlk with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas .I. W 11.1 of Maple atr.oul
11‘111111-111 Ltonard, chairman of tho
Itepubiiinn town (onlmittee of the
Flint 111111 '1111111 Votink Districts oili-
lllllly culled the convention I111 the
nomination of town ntIlcmii yesterday.
for Friday evening of this week.
(11'1111111111 Division. Sons of Tempor-
nine, of Nolwulh held a meeting lust
evening at Sons of Temperance 111111
111 the Gazette. building. The degree
team rollealsod tho Initiatory degree,
which will he conferred lit next week’s
meeting.
'l‘bt- I‘ndeuvor C111 lo of King's
Daughters. of the South Norw 111k Coll
gl'egnlional church, will hold 1111 on-
nual business meeting on Thursday,
September 22. at 3 o’::.1101k with Mls.
L‘ F Smith, 29 Soaview avenue, East
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'1 ho state board of odutation has
1111111111 11 pamphlet calling attention to
The illstluction, at'cnlii-
prepared by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, of
Astoria, L. l.. wore guests yesterday
and Mrs. William llndcl'down.
of South Norwnllt. The couple had
been to New London on their honey.
11111011 and wert1 on their way back to
their home in Astoria.
A Rare
( .
Streets, Narivallr. Conn.
obtain a building
The man who is satisfied he made a.
mistake in marrying is not satisfied.
Norwalk Launch Works. has just pur-
111111-1111 11 111w [tumbler automobile. Mr.
Ilnrkel sold his other machine of the
slime make 11nd drove it to New York
yesterday
evening with 11111 new 111.11111n11
trip was 111111111
street in about three. hours
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT!
In the Center a! a Low Price.
TII YLOR 111 GOLDEN offers for sale ton Bulldlng
Lot: on Quincy Street, between Butler and Orchard
All Prices Ranging from
$250. OQ to 5500. DO Per Lot.
This is about the last chance to
for a home at such low prices.
Map of Ian at our offline, whore full particular: will be
ahIorfully furnlsln‘d ' '
Taylor 6.1 60111611.
74 Washington Street.
scum NOR WALK.
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS
Charles II. lllirker, proprietor of the
lust
'l he
'I‘ hil'iy fourth
morning returning
fl 11111
Chance
lot in the center
111101103111“
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
moi-ma Agency 01“ “
JACOB M lflYTON.
R. R. Allis 5011M Norwalk
TeLenlionI as 2.
New York August 26, 11101.
C. F. Zeitfnss. 13311.,
Dear Sir.
TXIII . ydn kindly send me to my
resld nee lilo Van Cortlandt Park ave
one, Yonkers, New YOlIi, one box of
these pills you pilt up for Malaria, Dr.
,Ferguson's prescription? I will remit
by rctufli mill. Let me know how
m,uch htc. Trusting that you are well,
and kind regards to your brother, etc.,
i am Sincerely yours,
L. H. CARQIIJA
Zeitiuss Pharmacy
0“). 11111111 51'.“ 5'6. nonwALIt.
1m{",.‘;c;1 .1... .. ~1M
PLUMBING AND STEAM
1 COMP APNY
, 11 WALL Irm'r. NORWALK.
WW; __.- .. .-__
NEW STYLES: ”OF. JILOTH FOR
SUITS AND COATS FOR
THE COMING "FAIL.
Also fashion plIteS. latést Myles.
Now is the'tlme to have your furs
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less than
Everything It lowest prices
nemvurwm. 01m,sium,
filterMimI F110.
1.3“
.' .
M‘Mflllllmlo
Per-L
IOYO' ROUGH ON ROCKS,
‘ 1 3‘1 “WING No OIIMI It
HOT WATER HEATING. .125 AND 1,50.
Hf”: KIN HEATING i 1111an LITTLE INDIAN
' MIN 13 BAN .
ILA LATI‘A g; 414111111051?“ Kid slim, It
’ GI; In 115 Plath: $1.25.
on reams; mm cIi‘Iln'i. Ito. ‘ ,_ . ,
I you soon our [took a YOUTHS 1.11 CALF,
"1 11151112101113 muons? 5'“ Lira: 511'"-
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS ._....' ' ‘
Try I ler of any of the» IhoII,
thy will outwur any Pthcr. makcI.
Eun—
460 PR. Laollss' K111i 0x19011013,
Low Heel at.
980.114. 8158.
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NORWALK HEALTH SHOE
FOR L IE8
1mm V'Mmi'
. ”I‘he School that Makes a Specialty of
3.000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL IN .
Getting 111111 111 Life
What Shall the Young
Man Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
ey become thinkers and workers; 111.
lmateiy 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. Sartaln has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in good positions.
The careful attention given to Its stu-
dents. the uniform success. fits gradu-
ates in business life and t e Iact that
not one Combined course raduats is
out of emplol merit has earned for this
institution the right to be known 83‘
Each Student "
NEW TERM—DAY AND NIGHT
SESSION—BEGINS TUESDAYS SEP-
TEMBER GI . .
Why not enroll?
1
I'M 1,8,:-
Jenkins BIIINIIvcs
Ind
OAILOCK PACKING
OIrrIId In Mock.
ham AND IILVIII Purina.
New EMIIIII Boonie IlItII‘s.
iHIVO no Insider. Can Ihow them
'In IpIrItIIlI.
mum to ”Station” Ind MI-
Ifin'wqulldw Ti ' i m
NORMAL VALUE
STORE.
BARGAIN GIVING.
1111. PROFIT ls yours
menu's no cAINsAYINc rut wlsnom or con cur PRICE 1101.1-
cv IN ctosme 0111' THE suMME s STOCK; THAT II EVIDENOID IV
THE HEARTY MANNER IN WHICH 01.111 1103. InIfisIMNDIo't'ro.
ssprsmasn wu.1. as MEI/1011A; LE 11s A MONTH 0.1- EXOEPTIONAL, «
THERES 1101' 11111110 ITIMULATEE' A I‘UIIN ‘II
1-1115 coon. SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE AT A FRACTION 011‘ t
THESE orranmos WILL AGAIN runouo 'rl’it
1 I
MEN'S OUTING
Iditllt‘ii'
illindcrchiofa
were 76.
' march to the music of cut prices.
men folks know a good thing when
they see it.
The. and $1 each, now (the. each.
there are some very dainty styles to
choose from.
SHIRT CHANCE.
These lots of nogligee shirts will
Our
special 51:,
tlents' hundhcrchici‘s, were 711., spec-
ltil 5c.
Ladies' gauze lisle hone in plIln
black and tan. also drop Ititlch line ,'
lace effects which have been selling
at 39c.; while they last 251:. pair. .
Ludios' fancy llsle hone in boot and
111cc styles 111 plain and fancy colon
and embroidered, 11 50c. value, for 391:.
A CHANCE TO
BUY LACES.
Those lace bargains should intorelt.
you, as this is eminently a lace 111111111.
I’oint do Paris edgings and 111.111.
tions from IV; Inches to 4 inches wide,
a I arse assortment of patterns, were
15c, and Tile. per yard. now 10c. per
yard. '
.11
Men's Iicgligce shirts, formerly We,
HAVE YOU A
WASH GOODS WANT?
If so. this is the time to fill it anti
All our lzi/gc. and Lie. qualities of
batists 11nd dirnities at. 81‘. yd.
30-inch soft finish percaies at 121/31,.
yd.
83-85 Washington Street,
Douth Norwalk, Conn.
-m
Call In and III ,
The Latest Trimmed and Untlimmed Readil- 7;-
' ‘ ’ io-We‘ar Fall Hats. ‘
S. S. TILLOTDION’D,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. V SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
W m
Lr stain” 11311.
Dig \0111 Georges Crock and other silperior grades of BITUMINOUS
GOAL. Low in ash and sulphur, High in fixed carbon. quick steaming and
free from cllnkers. Also best grade of ANTHRAOITE for domestic pllrp‘ollo.
TRUE VALUE GIVEN IN QUALITY AND WEIGHT. Try a sample. 1'
1,1111 HARRIS 111 (nus co
Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard, 68 Water Itrect, South Norwalk.
Telephone call 342 5. .
r
I
1
To
BUYERS 0F
FrIo DII
1111111011 p.51. $10 to $50
Office Chairs $5. 75 to $10
—*
Raymond and Son’ s
1111
46 and 48 Main Street, Norwalk.
ow company: LEHIGH a JEDDQ
DELIVERED I)? was drink :11
$6 00 per ton.
A cheaper ”Idol “bad ilhiibir baeii. bfftii'nld In this mar .
R ' Ymohd Eros
ii 15? Wuhlnman 5th“.
_--~. .. -,__::==2§
1111111111 Lock 0011 .11 cc. ‘
c041 COAL ccaru'
sear 1.2111111: c0111. 1- the only 'Irlnd we handle. We have «1.11.1111
largo amply of chaise, freIh mined co II, of ill. iInIIt fracturo, Ir
IIIt‘I ’Ind IcrIIlIId clean. , 1,.
‘ 111111 In 'roN delivered In your bin." "
"NUMBER 2 NUT $4.75.? . ’
Prompt delivery, Competent DrIVIrI, CIIIn OoIl.
more” Crook Bituminouu It In IttrIItlvo prIII.
I'l'i'IIII horrid charcoal put In quI rI'Idy MIMI Ito".
122-1211 wnm- Iran'r, raucous 1
Initial consul—2w Mlln III-m. 111111111 Mom-111; .' '-.' It, . I
. ‘ r
1
entire confidence In this store. 1...,»
I. this 1.. N. 'flcMBlN
G CO
N. E. arm
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