IN
. soclation and the Junior C. E. society.
‘third p ze. his "Bob" being ridden by
. _ the Hotel Clifford. . ‘.-_ .
‘fthtudhymMmmuita
. PHONE. 355-5.
We make our
Ice Cream
abSoluielu of all
pure cream.
. LANE-vs"
5| Washington St.
900 '
3.... ._L,_... ..-.
initil no lilies.
Attorney Louis S. Beers Is out of
tOWll today on business.
Deputy Sheriff John W.VSI-uiiey is in
Hartford today on business.
Mrs. William Vollmer returned yes»
tcrday from a visit to Newark, N. J.
There will be a da'nc'é of thc Nor-
wnlk Yacht Club tomorrow (Fiiday)
night.
' Ex-Licutcnant Governor Edwin O.
Keeler was a visitor at the capitol in
Hartford, yesterday.
lilies Potter. state truant officer was
in town today looking up the cases of
a number of small boys who have been
“playing liookey'I since the fall term
began. ‘
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. l. 0.
0. R, will hold a rehearsal on Friday
evening. and as there will be work at
the next meeting it is necessary for
every member of both teams to be
present a‘. 8 o’clock.
Every member of the Norwalk Meth-
odist Epworth League and all friends
of the league are cordially invited to
attend a League soeial to be held at
the parsonage 4 West avenue. r‘r'iday
evening at 8 Y'ocloc.k -
Mrs. lt‘rank l’fahl closed her pop
corn stand at Roton' Point. Monday.
and moved to South Norwalk for the
season. She had intended to remain
Ilown until next Sunday, when the As-
sociated Press of New York Is to have
its picnic and dinner there.
"A Personal Word to the Insinccrc"
will be the topic of the twenty-minute
scImon by the pastor at the First
Methodist Chuth next Sunday even
ing. At this time when the political
temper is abroad it will be profitable
to consider the word of Jesus Christ
to political time-servers.
Next Saturday the Stamfords will
meet R & (l on the Decker field in
Norwalk. Newman. of the Bridge
port State League. will undoubtedly
twirl for Stamford, while Wiltsc. the
New York National's undeaffed pitch-
er. is expected to do the honors for
the “Rags". .
The Democratic primaries in East
Norwalk will be held on Friday even-
his between the hours of 7 and 9. The
Fifth District ‘ll‘lllllll‘iel ‘..iii be held :i'
the store of Morris Epstein and the
Sixth district primaries will be held
at the plumbing shop of Thomas .I.
Keogh. It is believed that the pri-
maries will be in favor of Winfield S
llanford for selectman.
Miss Sarah E. Owens. teacher at
Mother's School, Beaufort. South Car-
olina. will address a meeting at the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. Friday
evening. September 23, at 8 o'clock.
under the auspices of 'the Ladies' As-
All are cordially invited to attend this
meeting. No admission charged. Re-
freshments will be served after the
meeting.
Dr. Charles G. Bohannan, the popu
lar and genial ex- Mayor who Is known
as a horseman fond of. and driving
blooded stock, entered his saddle horse
“Bob" In two contests at the Green-
field Hill Fair the iir.st (or saddle
horse ridden by a lady and the second,
same ridden by lady or gentleman In
the former contest he was awarded
Miss Al ce Earle. of East Avenue.
Chester DeVonde was in town. yes-
terday. coming In his auto from South
Norwalk. where his repertoire com-
pany. Is playing this week. ”Mr. De-
Vonde said that business had been ex-
cellent since his departure frdm‘Stam-
ford. and he expressed himself as be-
ing more than certain of his pronounc-
ed success this season. DeVonde
came here on business with Patrick
Martin. of the local theatre -—Stamford
Advocate .
T. E. Zlmksy. George H. Robinson.
John C. Cronan. WAR. Creamer. L H.
Crowd]. Df Boston: William Zanger,
A. McCarthy, W. T. Bronln, Thomas
Donohue. in. E. B. Qanckenbush, C.
S. Vaughan. R. P. Vidsud. Ramsay C.
Bcgy. New Ygork A. Havenor. F. G.
Mather. Albany; H. A. Levy Philadel-
phia: l. Atlas Yonkers:D B. Gard-
ner, Rockville: George R DHenderoon.
Brooklyn. wen.- gum lutnisht at
W
Our Photo Ohnilitolw
Donlopln..}owdm,
Plates. "lire. orb;
one always the hunting“ boob-
_ the homestead of
”of Mrs. Alex Palmer 272 East avenue.
A HAROAIN IN REAL
[31" TI 1
w. offer for: to at a bargain.
r William I. Rood,
corner of Burrltt and Oulntnrd avenue,
Oouth Norwnlk. about 137 foot front on
Quintard avenue, and about 120 foot on
Burrltt avenue. House contains all im-
provcmonts and In in flrot clan oondl
tlon. Full partleulub and price of
Taylpra-Goldon
“N Woohfndton IL, Io. Nemalk. co.
DOPDLAIT 1AM “insure.
7. ..._.._ I
AT HOYT'S NEXT MONDAY.
“Way Down East" has been discuss-
ed and criticised from one side of the
conducm to another. and has met with
. the unqualified endorsement of many
eminent Ilile. es, several of whom have
declined that were more plays of like
character produced the antagonism
and prejudice against the stage which
is sometimes displayed by the pulpit
would quickly disappear. Its moral Is
pointed. and has otten served as a
text. The story is blaln. and Is simply
told. It will be presented at Hoyt‘s
'lhcati'c on Monday September 20th.
MR. DeVONDE'S MAS'I'ERPIE(‘E.
'lhe Uioat Medical Mystery, picsent
ed by the Chestei DeVonde Cempany.‘
at ltoyt's "Ihcatro. last uiinI, was.|
from a dramatic standpoint, one oi"
Mr. DeVonde s Inasteipictes and to use,
his own language was horiiblc in the'
extreme snipussing Dr Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde in its awesome details The plot
of the piece while most staitllng Is
not at all lnIpIobable as iniIt inIIiiIllI
Iesearches have been made moving
that such a plenoniena could take
place. MI DIVonde as its autlIOI has
given to the public a poweifnl Work of
an ingenious mind MI Dc\ oxide as
Paul ilalgiiani interpreted that char-
acter In u “my realistic manner, Ills-
playing wonderful veisatllity in the
changing from a man of noble char-
acter with the finest instincts to the
fiendish vampire. Mr. IleVonde was
ably supported by Miss Van Aiiker and
the various other members of the com-
pany. Tonight the company will. pre-
sent The Great Russian i’lain, with
sometiirs for the ladies. Tomorrow
night the play will be Last Days of
Pompeii.
JUDGE PARKER IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22. — Judge
Parker arrived here from Esopns at
9:30 o‘clock this morning and‘drove
directly from the Wechawken Ferry
to the Hoffman House, where it is un-
derstood he will make his headquar-
leis while in New YoIk. Nonq of the
it‘utlt‘ls “as at the hotel and Judge
l’aik I IiInt direItiy to his room.
The monthly pailor meeting of the
W. C l’ will be held at the home
F-‘Ilrai at 2. 30 oclock. Will all mIi;~I
this meeting?
Letter to Luther M. Wright,
South Nov-walk.
Dear Sir: Two years ago the estate
of the late Congicssmun Scott of Erie,
i’a.. painted 24 Rolling-Mill houses
one cent of Devoe at a saving ll ptr
cent. for paint (lead and oil was attci
the job)
"Ihat a how the tale. reads.
what rcallv happened.
The buyer, as usual Went by that st
of pain“ got bids. Lead and oil It
low and guessed the quantity; the sav-
n': was only 11 per cent. i
Nobody seems to have. thought of
this: the painting costs two or tliiee
times as much as the paint. How much
did we save on the painting? Don't
know.
'Ilie tale, ends with this:
refer Inquirers to those houses, for
wear of Devoe. .
That‘s a good-enough story. but no-
body knowa what it is Our only diffi-
culty is want of paint intelligence
Yours Iriily
we infer
P S. Watkins & Dow, Hubbcil 6‘: Sta-
ples Hardward Co., ard E E. Gorham
sell on:- paint. ~
RED FIRE
AND
. FIREWORKS
For the Campaign
COLE MAN’ S
New: Store. ;
10 North Main Street. South Not-walk.
Our Ono! Guarantee.- Slflolnoffonjor Money Book.
Don’t Biiy Your Fall Suit Until Yin See Outs
“MIMI Milli. W
n .- v . . _
/
nonnnsfirnvnNs
It is beIause we know we have
Just the suit you want that we ask
you to postpone buying Iintll you can
see our show of smart Fall suits,
Brown mixtures are strongly repre-
sented In our collection of Iceseniodel
single and double-breasted suits made.
by Hart Scbaffncr & Marx.
niixturos and patterns are here also.
Better fitting suits, or garments with
more style are not shown any where;
and no tailor can match the for any-
where ncar our prices—’10 to 025.
Gray
Whether you want,a new hat, a top
coat, new shirts, neckweur, hosiery or
undchI-ur. it will pay you to come
here. Our role: Satisfaction or money
back is a guarantee of our willingness
to please you.
Your boy can be clothed here In the
'best clothes your money can buy; our
prices are reasonable too.
Successors to Comsfocli Bros.
IOUTH' NORWAL K.
TIL CALL. "-2.
4—
Tired Out
People
If you need toning up, Why
not take HIGHLAND MALT. It
is made for people who are run
down.
HIGHLAND MALT is made
from carefully selected malt and
hops.
the bottle, 2 for 250.
PRICE—$1.50 DOZEN.
THE Cillflllill PHARMACY
The Prescription Store.
All cars pan the door. Night
Calla Answered. Tol. Call. 152.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10.10 a. m.—-Prlccs
of stocks today dipped rather decided-
ly on the opening dealings. The only
important exception was Southern l’a-
cific, of which 6.000 shares sold at 56
1-2 and 56 3-4. compared with 56 1-4
last night. There were also running
Hllif‘S of 4.000 shares of l'nion Pacific
at 100 1-4 and 100 5‘8, compared with
100 344 last night. A number of the
leaders were down a half. including
Pennsylvania. St. PauL Alchison and
l‘nitcd States Steel piil. A few spe-
cialties showed gains, Westinghouse
electiic rising afiioint,
TODAY'S OUOTAT lONS.
Reported over the minus Wfl'el or.
Mapies III Goidschmldt Commission
We often ‘
a w mavens co. ‘ ;
ship to your trade.
If there is one particular reason for
our business growing like it has. we believe It's because
we look after our customers so well-our customers' in
( If we can't have both. we would prefer your friend-
terests are our own No matter what'you want, we’ll get
if. for you and in better shape than any one also. ' “.
BUY o'A'rs’TaA'r's CLEAN. ' It 33”“ I
.lfihilillfili’MANUEL T. HATCH. . I
OUR RENTED STOCK
is nearly all in. and we are going to dispose of these pianos at a re-
duction. you can benefit by the amount we have received. but. you
I
must decide quickly.
There are custonicrsalways waiting to buy these instruments and
We have now seine of the finest, including JEWITT, WOODBURY,
CURTIS,‘AND ONE HUME, OUR VERY BEST PIANO, THIS WILL
\lirst to come get the best selection.
BE. OFFERED FOR A FEW DAYS AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
. ' c Manufacturers.
36 Washington Street.
Agent for A. O. Spalding‘a Baseball
and efining Goods.
haw oat—“vats
flan Is Over ‘
You intend to save
some money.
You Ivlll try to can man
than you dld last wlnror.'
--.
Good time to antennae-
Everybodys Magazine for Oct.
, Now AREADi
W. P.1BEER5;
q -.J Wall St.. Norwaik.
6 80. Main St. South Norwalk
oonnf wltli no. It’s ualor to
an, by dopamine small
nmonnfs.‘ "to open
oonnn for a: low a: one.
dollar as lndnoonunl for
small dopoim. ‘
The
South Ilerivalk
Trust Go
--—-——_—
30*"
Had to Have a T ele-
phone Put In. .-
We had to have a telephone put In, our customers requested It and some
of them would not do business with u 8 unless we had a phone. You will not
find It In the directory—ask central for the number.
«19";ny wagon. some of our customers wouldn’t. do business with us unless
we
Only a few things. but the best. BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE, 00F-
FEE. TEAS AND CANNED GOODS.
FRANK.
-
‘SiIE AN.
Telephone 365-3.
We have also put on a
Have You Noticed
'..'----—--Ii WW
THAT some or vans PaisNDe,THouoI-i assume no non
THAN YOU suooENLv seem To DREBB ssTTsnt DID You
SEE AT THE 5AM: TIME THEY HAD war as MUCH MONIYPOII
OTHER Home As across I AND HAVE vou woNoInlo new
IT COULD as. , ,4
SIMPLE ENOUGH! IF YOU WILL ALLOW us To snow volt” _
oun NEWLY OPENED PALL STOCK. IT WILL 0081' YOU NOTH- ,
ING BUT YOUR TIME To GIVE us A LOOK. ' ’i '11. .
we ARE REAQYIN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR THE FALL‘ V
AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.
FALL HATS FROM caorur AND KNAPP. MEN summa-
NECKWEAR. .. ' ’
SELLECK & PRICE.
I
,’ Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 Washington Street. Soutthorwalk.
C M. &,S. l’., lib i; 1571}. lot; 150
Col. F. & l., 34% 34-3." 34% 34%
Col, South. 19%;. 20% 1919 191...
Erie. 30% 30% 30 30
Eric, 1st. pf., til} tit} 66 till
(len. Elec. 168% 168% 1071/; 107%
Ill. Central, 135% 138% 138 132i
Lou. & Nash, 1222, 122% 12:! 12W;
Manhattan. 154 154 154 114
Mot. St. lty.. 12m; 1213;; 131% 121%
Mex. Central, 1314,; 13% 13% 1,392
M, Ii, & T. 241.3 24% 23-34. 23%
hi, K. & T, pf. 46% 47-31 46")" 479‘
Mo Pacific, Sill"; it? Still/5 91W,
Nat. Lead. 231/“, 23% 231.2 23%
N Y. Central. 120 126 125% 12514
Norf. & West, Mil/4 68,54 68 till
Ont. Iii: West. ‘1’ 327’ 3203. 32%
Pac. Mail. 33 33 33 33
Penn. II. R.. 130% 1311;; 130%; 130%
Pres S. Cur, 32% 321;; 311%. 321.4;
Reading. 66% 601i ,5 05% 65%
Rock Island. 267“ 27 ,5. 20% 26%
Rob. Goods. 191,4, till/4’, Jill/1 191/.
South. I’Iic.. 50% 57%.“. 50% 50%
Son. R\. Co. 32% 32% 317;. 3174;
So. RI. (‘0 pf.. 951.4 95%. 95% 05512
’lcl'ln. C. &i., 4694 461"" All 409$.
Texas l’ac. , 'ii 31 30% 30%
l'nlon Pain, 100% 1005;; till"; 99".
U. S. Leather. 9%.; 101.. 0" Eli...
U. S. licath. 1).. 867g 87 Still; Silli-
II. S, ltiibber, 20 20 ‘30 20
II. S, Steel. Ill-’53 165;. 161,. 16%
l‘. S. Steel. pf., 67 6715. 66-39.. 66%
Wabash. 20% 205... 30% 30%
Wabash, pf. 41 tilt. 40% 41
West. Un. 'l‘el.. 90% 90-34 90% 90%
Beyond Them.
Though ento-scorchers may not heed
The rules of navigation,
To their distress they cannot break
The law of gravitation.
—'I‘own and Country.
gal.
Room 9 United Bank Building,
WEST END WASHINGTON STREET. Next to John H. Forrlo' ml mo.
Brokers. Swartz IL ICorbett Block
South Norwalk. Telep one 153. an . _
Anial. (lop. 573/. 5a 57% 57% ‘ILEPHONE CALL 3'4"
A. c.& l".C-().. 22s.. 22% 22a. 22a. .
A. C. c 1". pt 80% new so)... 501/. -" a
Am Ice. 71,4. 7% 7V.» 7v.
Am, Ice. pf"., 29%: 296.; 29 29 - ‘
AIn. Loco. 26 26 253:, 25% w 0 ER ‘ '
Am. Smelt. 043/; 64:. cm «as. E I I ’I. . i -
Am, Sugar., 130% 130V. 130 130 I
Anaconda, , 93 93 “-9014 901/. __ -
A. T. It s. 190.81% 81% son. 31 ll
A.T. & si‘. ii. and. 99 9th 99 ' i hit and ther ur oscs—sma x C' me-
Balto. at Ohio. as 88% as an , Cauhfiowcr for pc ng o .p p ’ 5 '
llklyn. R. T.. iii. nix/2 54 my. dium. 20c: large. 25c head-
('he-"- 3‘ Oh“)! ‘3 ‘3 “is “‘42 Fine large Bull Nose Green Peppers at 18c dozen. Small If: '{i
cm. a N. w., 186 list; 1% 180
Ch. Gt. West. it: III ii; 105 Ice dozen.
Egg Plants from 5c to 10C.
Handsome New York State Fall Pippin Apples, at asepecll.
Pure and unadulterated Cider Vinegar of good strength, 25¢
Ginger Root and other pure Spices.
Hope to be favored with your orders.
Lorenzo Dibble.
AN EXAMINATION OF THE IVE.
means more than the mere trying on of different glasses If done at the opti-
cal rooms of If. B. Hoyt. With one of the best equipped once! in South
Norwalk. be has every means for making the most accurate and reliable eye
tests and the best. results are assured in every case. All glasses Ire con'
structed to order and special lenses of any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HO YT. Refueling Optician.
COIN! Nomlk, coon.
Special Appointments atconvonlen cc of patron.
Office hours, a, 11:45.12935, 6: 00. Saturday evening. 7-9
L...—
TELEPHONE 108. Free dollvory to all part. of the Mo elites.
R. J. Cutblll’s Bridge Fish Mfk’t.
_ Today '5 Supply of Fresh Fish
Includes Bluefish Weakfis/I, Butterflsli Sea Bass, Nafferels,
Extra, nice Oysters, Clams and Escalloos.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
lanolin—20 White 8L, Donbury: ”Pacific Street, Stamford. .
SLIGHT CORRECTION.
Lustomer—I believe this is me
some steak 1 made you take back
yenterday.
Waiter—0th. no, air.
poaite you got that one.
The man op-
Boy Obey“ Orders.
The Hon. Elihu Root, who has re-
tumed to the motion of law in‘ New
York city, has engaged I new office
_boy. 811d Mr Root: “Who carried
off my paper basket?"
“It was Mr. Reilly," acid the boy.
"Who is Mr. Reilly!" soiled Mr.
Root.
"The janitor. cor."
An hour later Mr. Root naked.
“Jimmy. who opened that. window?"
"Mr. tents. sir."
Mr Root wheeled about and looked
at the boy. "See here. James. he
said. “we call men by their first
names here. We don't ‘nlotor’ them
In aisl- ouce. Do you under-fond?"
i In ten mlnutesthodooropenedand
a snail, shrill voice odd: “man'- a
run hero u want- to coo you. Elihu."
Hu just opened. It I: m PEOPLE'S SCHOOL. and m ‘
school In whlob to odnuto your Son: and Daughters.
W. __..
“SWEET A8 A NUT."
Lots of people like. with good rea- 9""
son. ham and bacon in hot weather— ‘ _
prefer them to fresh meats. We have i
the happy faculty, the fortunate facili- .
ties. to please youail. "Sweet-u. I. .
nut." is no misnomer for our sugar ‘
cured barns and rightly smoked bacon.
Sohoub’o Mark-t
u wammoTou "our
'Phono. am. , ' ‘ ‘
' ' won an: m: _.' .
”9 5.05 395‘ consonants.
.not you REAL!!! the mica- con-mne- of mono no".
Priceless beyond all other Dos-unions Is In eyesight, all a ll-
Iorns your highest consideration.
DON'T TMFLI WITH YOUR IVIOi IXAIINATIOI VIII. '3‘:
l FIST FITTING GUAMNTIID.
. O. B. JACKSON.
DENMAR- ll 1"
a WALL tram. NORWALKI L, .
SEVENTEENTH YEAR " 2""
Merrill Business College,
' STAMFORD COM.
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