“tilt?
New DieSs Goods"
(or "II and Winter
from lathe to “.50 a yard.
E0 Ks 3311156, 1‘
immamo’horatiamm
war washrooms orator.
tours Noi‘twsu‘t.
lioR ten hits.
was-rails sosscasr.
For Norwalk and Vicinity: stir to.
night and Wednesday. The disturb
ance that was over the lake region
yesterday morning has moved rapidly
eastward and is new central over New
Brunswick. it produced local show
ers in the lake region and New Eng
land. it is followed by pleasant
Weather, with slightly lower tempera-
tures. Another disturbance is contra.
this morning in Montana. Conditions
favor for this vicinity pleasant weather
with mild temperature
Uncas Tribe. lltproved Order of
Red Men, will hold a meeting tonight.
Miss Pauline Fischhach, has return:
ed to New York, after a stay in South
Norwalk.
~—
Mlss S, Chinery, of 41 West avenue.
NorWalk, was in New York city, yes.
terday, on business.
' «Don't. forget auction sale of real
estate of Tallmadge Baker estate to-
morrow at 2 o’clock and 4 o'clock.
Russel Beers, of Elizabeth, New Jer-
sey, formerly of Nor-walk, is spending
his vacation in tawn.
W
Congressman E J. Hill, of Norwalk.
is scheduled to deliver an address this
evening at Sharon, this state.
......—.
Conrad Borda, who has been spend
ing a week at Old Point.| Comfort, Vir-
ginia, is expected home tonight.
Miss Elizabeth Gannon, of Norwalk.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Owen
Knight, of Derby avenue, Derby,
Ernest Malkln has taken a position
as clerk at the store of the Comatock
Clothing Company in Wall street.
—~Big auction of household furni-
ture opposite water tank 77 West St.
Thursday Sept. 29 at. 10 a m.
Thomas H. Robertson. of Orange,
New Jersey, forlherly of Norwalk was
the guest of friends in town. Sunday.
Mrs, 0.1 Allen, of South Norwalk.
is to sing at the entertainment at the
Halvest festival, ni Milford, on Wed-
‘iieaday evening.
lonel George D. Russell. of the
Hot ‘Mrwalk, is expected home to
day froth a. several days' trolley trip
to Massachusetts.
The man who was arrested recently.
and gave his name as Harry G Hollins,
is not the oysterman and resident of
Rowayton of that name.
——Don‘t forget auction sale of real
estate of Tallnladge Baker estate to-
morrow at 2 o'clock and 4 o'clock.
Commodore James A Farrell and
family, who have been occupying their
cottage at Hickory Bluff, all summer
have returned to New York city
T. E. Powers, the cartoonist, and
Mrs. Powers, of Norwalk. entertained
C. W Johnson and wife of New York.
at the Hotel Clifford. yesterday
Mrs. James Golden and Mrs George
Van Alstyne are visiting Mrs. C N.
Fitch, Rockvllle Conn. While there
they will attend the county fair.
At the county convention of the W.
C T. U. which will be held in Bridge-
port 'l‘i‘sl ay, Miss canto Palmer will
be the do agate from South Norwallt
m..-
As Miss Ethel Wilcox, teacher in
the Greens Farms school continues ill
at her home in Norwalk, Miss Mary
Taylor. of Greens Farms. has been
engaged to fill her place temporarily.
Eugene M. Tolies is having his prop-
erty in the Wilson Point road cleared
of many of the trees, brush, etc. great-
ly improving the appearance of the
land.
——Auctlon of household furniture of.
all kinds at 77 West St., Thursday,
Septemher 89 at 10 a m.
a P.“
Lieutenant Colonel George 1). Bus-
sell, of the Hotel Norwalk, has arrived
in totvn after a several day‘s' Every
pleasant trolley trip to Worcester.
Mass.
The "volunteer" Circle. of K. D. of
the Norwslk M E. Church, will sleet
with Miss Carrie L. Olmstead. Wed~
nesday evening. Sept. its, at 7: 46 .-
o'clock. 9
Washington Como. No. 11,. Paul...
lc Order or the Sons of Ahtérlca, is ur-
ranging for a special session on Thurs-
day night. October th. There will be:
a large claps initiated, and visits from
several of the state oillcefl. who are
expected to mike Id as A sup-
per will be served. and “.9ij he .,
oustifutireIn-r
creams
mr ,
mum. .
w
flows Noe
CREPE DE CHINE,
the 85 cent sort, 59c.
Only a limited quantity and ct—
cry one illlclcsted will be quick to
, profit, if wise.
. As beautiful to look at as it is
of texture, rich and handsome, oi
charming shades.
Champagne pink, light blue.
golden brown, white, black gray.
and cream.
23 inches wide
l‘iiiy- -lllnc ccllts.
Left aisle, roar.
DE LUXE MUSIC Ioc.
Dc Luxc music is high class
and is sold for a price that's next
to nothing.
‘Higll class" is used with real—
son. If the music included in
the De Luxc ctlitioll were to be
-blottcd out, some of the world‘s
greatest compositions would be
iorever lost
Tomorrow we place on sale all
inllllcllsc collection of this cxccl~
lent music at ten cents. lllis
means an opportunity 01 deep lll-
tercst; an opportunity to add to
one‘ a collection, at little c Xllt‘llSi.
many musical lllastcrpicccs.
For illustration:
VOCAL.
TIIC Palms—3 kcys.
Calvary—3 keys.
Sally in Our Alloy.
Ihc Lost Chord.
Old Black joc.
Ave Maria (from
Rusticana.)
Love‘s Old chct Song.
My Old Kentucky Home.
l NS'J‘R UM ENTA L.
Under the Douhlc
(March and Two-Step.)
Silver Waves.
Melltlclssollll's Spring Song.
Schubert‘s Scrclladc.
April Smiles.
'I‘he Flaltcrcr.
llulldrclls ill all-and all at the
one price.
Third floor.
t'nvzlllcrizl
liaglc
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO"
Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr and Mrs. A. Savllle who are go—
ing by automobile from New York to
Boston. stopped at the Hotel Clifford.
last night. '
Mr. John Raynor, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Charles E. Johnson. of
Wall street. left today for her home
in Jersey City. She was accompanied
by Herbert A. Johnson.
Superintendent Charles F. Mills, of
the Standard Oil Company, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, start-
ed today for a trip through Vermont.
New Hampshire and Maine.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics, will hold
a smoker and entertainment next Fri-
day night, October am. There will be
program, speaking and refreshments.
Professor Hayes. of Richmond, Va..
has been secured to address the Twin
City Colored Republican Club, on
Thursdhyvnlght, October 6. at the Re-
Norwalks Svill be Invited to he'a'r tlie
speaker.
Every Tim .
takoodropsoi
Bra: Willillmflg
instant, Rcllei
at the lowest prices ..
gaspgwgp
.r
publlcsn headquarters in Railroad ave- .
one. All the Republicanvelubs in The .
uncouth
,hraax oon.............
The place to but!
FURNITURE
Cash or Credit I
l. J. ANGEVINE
R, SON,
154 Washington St.
Miss Boorum,
DERMII roLoorsr.
cameraman <
Look wood '3 Hall.
Nonnllr. Conn.
Office Hours.-
9 lo l2 a. m. lfo 8:80 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
NOTICE.
TO PATRONa
l have atfull line of all the latest
styles in
Fall Millicent.
Trimmed. Uiltrirnmed and [testimo-
wear Hats'ln stock.
Miss I. E. Hutchinson
‘ ill WASHINGTON ST,
. (WITH M. 8. SMITH G. CO.)
New York. August 2c, incl.
C. F. Zeltfuss. Esq.,
Dear Sir.
Will you kindly send me to my
residence, 610 Van Cortlandt Park ave-
nue. Yonkers, New York. one box of
those pills yotl put up for Malaria. Dr.
Ferguson's prescription? I will remit
by return mail. , [fit me know how
much, etc. Trusting that you are well.
and kind regards to your brother, etc...
I am Sincerely yours,
L. H CARGILL.
Zcitiuss Pharmacy
I ”0. {MAIN IT. .0. NORWALK
is". ‘ 100+
PLUMBING AND srsasr
trauma. ,
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR. HEATING.
’ stoves Alto amass.
stars ANp rm soormo.
OI. and out. Flttlnl
an Fixtures, Metal Oolllri'. Ito.
, new you run our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES A: HOTCHKISS
COMPANY,
17 WALL eraser. NORWALK.
T
NEW STYLES OF CLOTH FOR
OUITS AND colcrsrroa
‘ THE COMING FALL.
Also fashion plates. latest styles ‘
Now is the time to have your furs
remodeled. Fifty per cent. less than
later
Evorythln at lowest prices,
feet flt gua steed.
Ready- to- wear
Walsts, Coats. Alterations Free.
S. FOX,
litigant“! rltlLos.
Per-
“ MOI-«M ‘.. .. ,' Wk. M.
Fresh Fish l
g E-f' to it “ .
CNAPPER BLUES. . . . . . . . 100 lb.
IONITA MACKEIEL. . . . . . 101: lb.
190 lb.
salmon 11.: lb.
NATIVE EELs .............12e l.b
FLAT mu AND FLUKES 14.: la.
sscALtoPs overss ANO arms
ALL; Old-LING AT REACOBIAILE
PRICES.
Clothes, ' Skim,
\
THIRU' IAIL SYSTEM. ,
Wlli PrOhsbiy Not Io Abandoned in
This State by Consolidated.
President Mullen. of the Consolidat-
od railroad, has ordered the dismant-
lill of the third rail system at Nan-
tas at, Mass. and following his an-
nouncement cams thcr report that the
third rail system in this state would
be abandoned The rumor could not
be confirmed as l’rcsldent Mellon could
not be located the other night. lt is
stated from railroad men that the third
rail svstem in Massachusetts was an
experiment which did not prove suc-
cessful. That the ayatem here is slic-
cessful in every way and will proba-
bly not be, abondoned.
As to the report that the Consolidat
ed road is tlgtu'lllg on purchasing the
Mlddletown street railway, President
Mellon stated that such a purchase
would surprise him greatly. it is re-
ported that the United States ties and
improvement company. of Philadel-
phia and the New Haven road have
otions on the line. both of which or
p re October 1.
DO NOT BE lMPOBED UPON.
Foley a 00., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar us a threat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar-many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute offered as no other preparation
will give the slime satisfaction. it is
mildly laxative. lt'colltalns no op-
iates and is safest for children and
delicate persons. For sale at hats.
ter's drug store .
A Rare
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT
In the Cantor of a Low Prloo.
‘I Iii" i I GIt
. M's. —-—.-—.........._._........ w“-m’__.. Ww.—.,--- Ana...“
“.l‘ w
MAKI you OWN Ic'l oNaAN.
There has Just been placed in all the
grocery stores a now preparation call
on JELLO lCE CREAM POWDER,
which is meeting with great favor as
it enables everyone to make ice cream
in their own horse with very little trou- -,
ble. All the ingredients in the pack-
age for making tWo quarts of delicious
ice cream. Order a package today.
lilo per package. two for :50.
THE MIDWAY.
Bigger than ever‘ The Danbury
Fair will begin Monday. Oct. 3. and
will be held during the week to fol-
low. A monster exhibition of this
kind appeals and caters to all classes
of amusement seekers. but in no way
does it appeal to the pleasure loving
public as through the “Midway" with
its unending list of deVlces for the en-
tertainment of the crowds that come.
The "Midway"‘ will be bigger and
livelier than ever before this your. The
Fair management has made an ex-
traordinary effort to induce proprie-
tors of novel amusement features to
be at the Fair this year and has been
successful. Ferris wheels, flying ma-
chines. a scenic railway. museums,
vaudeville shows, moving picture ex-
hibitions, dancing girls. ninstrel shows
and the thousand and one features
that go to lllake up the noisy part of
the Fair will be there in force and on
the "Midway" will be found the live-
liest part of the Fair.
LA DI E 8. DR. Langley.
COMP OUID.
burdensome: W R“
Chance
rs nos a 001.0sz mm {or sale fan Building ‘-
Lola on Qulnoy Strut. borwoon Butler and Orchard
Srroofa. Norwalk, Conn.
Ill Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lot.
This is about the last chance to
obtain a buildina
lot in the centei
for a home at such low prices.
4
Map of lots at our office. when full honloulars will be
cheerfully
furnlsllod
Taylor 8: Golden,
74 Washington Street.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
Insurance Agency of
Juan M. urrorr.‘
R. R.Avo.. South Norwollr.
Telephone 854.
SPECIAL
SH ,E
sovs' soueu ON socks,
No Cosmo at
«.25 AND 1.50.
stats LITTLE INDIAN.
Kid.:ll / a
vour'us' saris can.
Elk Lined Solos,
«as.
Try: suit of any of those slim
they will antimal- any other makes.
«'0 Pa. LAOIII' mo oxroans. i
“In.“
980?" ALL BIZI'.
canon Nsw‘ sTVLas roa FALL lN
nosmut HEALTH sacs
, roe LADIES
taro.
Gellind a Shirt in life
What Shall the Young
Man Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They tulle on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers; ul-
timately they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN'B BUSINESS COLLEGE
is a school. The fact that this
schoo 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
them in ‘good positidns.
The careful attention given to its stu-
dents, the uniform success. fits grads
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
"The School that Makes a Specialty of
Each Student."
NEw TERM—DAY AND Nleur'
sEsslou—sEele russosv. ass.
TEMBER 6.
Why hot enroll?
'Pllono. II.
m . r
canteen Pacltmo
, We! In their.
BOLD AND IILVER PLATING.
”KWMNMWWMM
l
Repairs to Station"! and MI-
rlno and am lash-
I there are some very dainty styles to
ram-mvum We We?“ its 17- m
sonar son has uANrou's Pursuits.
wml: merit is yours
THIRE'I No oamsavmo THE wlsoom or con cur Patel Mb
ov IN cLoslNo our rue some a STOCK; war to IVIDINOQOT?
THE HEARTY MANNIR iN wmcu ous ans. ans Kaboom;
sEPrEMsea WILL a: Million” LE AI A MONTH or strode oNA
BARGAIN GIVING. THERE-s Nor Hle ariNULArEa A .auaml
LIKE coon. SEASONABLE MERCHANOII! AT A FRACTION or T t ’
NORMAL VALUE. rues: onenmcs WILL seam ruseNo rm , ‘-
sross. l 2!,
MEN’S ourlNo Ludies' lianderchlefl were ‘19.,
SHIRT CHANGE. special 50,
These lots of negligee shirts will 09“"? handkerchiefs were 70-. ”00- I
la] 50. ‘
Our‘
men folks know a good thing when
march to the music of cut prices. .‘
LadIes gauze lisle hone in plaid
black and tan. also drop stitch and "
lace effects which have been will“
at 39.2.; while they last rte, pair.
Ladies' fancy llsle hose In boot Illa
they see it.
Men's negligee shirts, formerly 60C,
750. and $1 each, new 39c. each,
HAVE YOU A
WASH GOODS WANT?
If 80. this is the time to nil it and A CHANCE TO
BUY LACES.
choose from.
All our 1239c. and 15c. qualities of
hailsts and dimities at 8c yd.
36-inch soft finish percales at 12%0.
yd.
you, as this is eminently a lace l I
Point de Paris edgings and .
tions from 1% inches to t inchquI'
a l arge assortment of patterns. Q
the. and 190. per yard, now 10th:
yard. ::3 t
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwnlk.‘Conn.
Call In and an
The Latest Trimmed and Unlrlmmed Readtl‘
lo-Wear Fall Hats. .
at
B. S. TILLOTBON’B,
so WASHINGTON srssEr. souru uoawaut. coNN.
_
W“ -...................,_.._.._
GAL...
Big vein Georges Creek and other superior gtadell of BITUMINOUI
COAL. Low in ash and sulphur High in fixed carbon, quick steaming and
free from clinkcrs. Also best grade of ANTHRAOITE for domestic purpose
TRUE VALUE GIVEN IN QUALITY AND WEIGHT. Try a sample,
THE HARRIS 81 GANS CO
Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
Office and yard, 68 Water street, South Norwalk.
Telephone call 342 5.
. . \.
To
BUYERS 0F
rt» P
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
$10 to $50
$5.751.) $10
. Raymond and Son’s
46 and '48 Main Street. New...
0.
humility nr xdrrii incur! an
$6 00 per ton.
A cheaper {as has liner 1...... offered leads me _ 1'
rs: Washington Sr cor. .
mvrlvo worm/cone
can. con. ~~coill~
a of Elite co L lathe n k w. . ’
laminar y d! citilcmhfrosh mlhoodi‘vtio Eiffel MTIIIREI Riga.
slate and «rinsed clean.
“M. 00 PER TON delivered In your bin." .
“Nouns Eluci- unr’ ' . i g '
Prom delivery. comma DI‘IVII'I, Clean Coal. »
Booms. Orson Williams at an attractive prise.
Inch m WI out in his may for the stove.
r:
CORSETE
The correct shaped cdrset‘ contributes grace and charm to the
and thus adds to the comfort and pleasure of the wearer. Out-
department is stocked with every conceivable make of W
corsets tn the latest prevailing styles and all sizhs,
Prices range from We and $8.60.
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