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WEATHER rii’kncas‘r.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
tonight; fair and cooler Friday. The
disturbance that was in Montana yes
tcrday morning has moved rapidly
eastward and Is now central in the
lake region. it has produced cloudy
weather, with local showers in the
northern sections. This vicinity Will
be, on the southern edge of this dis-
turbance during the next 1wenty-l‘our
hours. The temperature is very high
for this season at the year in the cen-
tral section. Conditions favor for this
vicinity partly cloudy weather. with
mild temperature.
Letter Carrier Julian Main is en-
joying a day of: today.
Miss Sarah Nash has returned to
Boston utter a visit with Mrs. Jennie-
thteli Nash
A daughter was born this week to
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Donnelly, of Main‘
street, Norwalk.
Ladies of the Maccabees will hold
their next meeting tomorrow evening
at No. 1 Railroad avenue.
Irving Treat, of the Benedict Coal
Company, New Haven, is spending his:
two weeks” vacation in South Norwalk.
Miss Hattie Whitlock loll Ridge-
llcld for Norwalk on Wednesday, where
she will attend Miss Baird's boarding
school for girls.
A meeting of the Norwalk Musical
Union will be held in the Central La-
bor Lyceum, Sunday afternoon at 3
o’clock.
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America, will hold 11
regular meeting tonight.
General Russell Frost went 10 Brook—
lyn this morning to witness the launch.-
ing of the battleship Connecticut.
Miss Flora Reynolds. the popular
young lady cashier at the Norwalk
Boston Store, has resigned hcr posi<
lion.
Tho lire hose and apparatus at Bell
island was tested last evening and
found to be in excellent working or-
der.
M.r and Mrs. H, C Hopkins, of New
York, who are drivin'g throligu Con-‘
necticut, stopped at the Clifford last
night.
The Norwalk Liquor Dcarlers’ Asso-
elation are holding an important
meeting this afternoon at Elles Hall,
South Main street.
Louis Cunco started today for Port
Jervis, N, .l., where he assumes charge
of a. large wholesale fruit business
which he has acquired there.
The Helping Hand Circle of the Nor-‘
walk Methodist Church will meet li‘rl-
day afternoon at 3 o’clock with Mrs. U.‘
E. Slausou, of Harriet street.
The members of the Holy Name
Society or St, Mary's Church will re»
colve Holy Communion in 11 body at
tho 7 o'clock mass Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Fay. and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Frank Legs. of Worcester,
Mass, who are on an automobile tour.
stopped last night at the Hotel 0111
ford.- a
1 1
The Twin City Colored Republican
Club will meet at headquarters. Rati-
road 'a‘tIcnue, this evening "at‘ 8 Dim.
All the colored voters are requested to
be present.
Deacon Jehn D Taylor is having an
addition placed on his house in Bou-
ton street The new part is two star-1
ice in height, and ,
with water. stationary tubs,1sewer, etc
The Associate members of St. Paul’s
Branck of the Girls Friendly Society
will hold a meeting this evening at
7: 30 with on. W M. Nibl‘eclt at the
‘ Hotel Norwalk.
, The regular-"weekly meeting- 01 the
W C.~'I' . U. will be held with Mrs.
Joseph Biehgrdaphestnusu street. .ton
we want new tor it is ‘l'aii
alto When JELLO ion
on ~ 1 ' 1
you. ~
“’ if them when they' re sick,
Kidney trouble and slight urinary dit-
‘. acuity set iu,a11d as I noticed an ad-
will be equipped
, or
cm 111 its! ral'au "Wealth.
inch the kidney secretions.
hfiftafit‘hat they hare theamhsr has of
has
The discharges not excessive or in-
frequent. 1
Captain ao “buiclodust like" sedi-
tnen .
Dean's Kidney Pills will do this for
They watch the kidneys and cure
W, R. Green, engineer, formerly of 44
Spring street, says: “When a boy i
enlisted in the army, and exposure
and hardships weakened me physically
vertlsement about Dean's Kidney mils
curing such cases, I got a box at. Plais
cents a box Foster- Milburn 00..
Bonnie N. Y., solo agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Dean’s and take
no other. ' =‘
.“ns'r‘rss THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children of
bed Wetting. If it did there would be
tewchildren- that would do it. There
s a constitutional cause for this, Mrs.
VI. Summers Box 516 Notre Dame,
1.1d. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today it your children trou-
ble you in this way. Don’t blame the
child. The chances are it can't hell)
it.
fioWlAN’ofs
now FOR THE FALL saw—
ING-SALE.
Just the announcement that the
fall sale of sewing-needs opens
ihursday will hc enough. that
announcement means that the
time and opportunity have come
to lay in a stock of 11cc1ls for the
winter's needlework.
At no other times are such
quantities of worth—having needle
necessities to he had and had at
such snmli pricc. At no other
time are so many pennies (and
how soon they 111111 11p to dollars!)
to he so easily saved.
Hero is the summary of
sowing-sale in a few words:
Largo quantity
Little price
Staple aiticlcs
11011 is detail to show the qual
ity and priLc—and our word fol
it that thch are ample quantities.
Threads
Clark’s sewing cotton, spools of
200 yds., worth 5c~—2V2L‘.
('orlit‘clli spool silk, loo-yd.
spools, black, worth loc-(ic.
Brooks cotton, loo-yd. spools,
black and white, worth sac—6 for
MC.
Darning Lottou, worth 311—15
for 51:.
Busting cotton, 500 yds., worth
5L‘-~21/§c.
Mending wool. black. on card
with needle, worth 517—2L‘.
Iiutton and shoe thread,
y1l.spoois. worth [ac—«2 l/éc.
Braids and bindings.
Angora dress binding, 5-.yd
pieces, worth 15c——~8c.
i'mcatlui stitch l1111id,worih_loc
- c.
Toilets
piece—5c.
English twill tape, pieces of 11)
31115.. worth toe and izc—ijc.
Roll tupc, all widths, Worth
zygc—ic.
the
1 OO-
l1iuding, worth 12c
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS 00..
_ Bridgepo t, Co" }
it Unknown Mimosa nutcr- Home 111
Mrs. Roberts. 1.1.11. R0 oiled.
TRATFORD. .. , -
There was a lively tune on
lord avenue yesterday
caused by a comp that
Mrs. Roberts. a newcomer in town
illiil‘y all); to 2;”:in hermit.
s v 111: e a 11 or a good
with a halo stick . he was y 1111.
glad to make his escape. Mr. Rob
erts. accordinglsto her tale, was busy
ing herselt about the house when tl11
himself familiar.
reply was made and he was orderct
train the house. instead of going in
made advances to her following them
up with an attempt to seize her.
woman made a grab tor the first thhn
handy, a stick, and warned him all.
getting hold of her, but not ei'l'etively
- enough to prevent her plying thestick 1
Sho1i‘oi-1 ,
heartily, as she freed herself.
lowed up her assailant and made the
surroundings too- warm for him.
tor she endeavored to have hlni 111‘;
rooted, but the description she gave at
him appears to have been too indeli-
nitc. She can identity the follow it
she sees him again. . .
WHAT IS LIFE?
but. we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly
1min results. irregular living meani
deiangemont of the organs, rcsultim
in Constipation. Headache or Livei
trouble. Dr. King’s New Lite Pillt
quickly re- adjusts this It' s gentle, yet
thoiouzh. Only 25c at F. H Baxter's
Drug Store ”
THE H UNTI NG SEASON.
Wlll Open Saturday and Many Locall
Sportsmen Will be In the Woods.
Hunteis are anxiously waiting fol‘l
the opening of the hunting season,
which will begin on Saturday of the
present week Oct. 1.
their animal vacations some other
time during the coming mouth. The
prospects of good sport and the best
places to go are frequent topics of
conversations those dtys when hunters
got together.
There is one thing ccrtuln, and that
is that. the exceptionally hard winter
in this part of the country was hard
on the game birds especially, and
hunters acknowledge that there will
lint be as much game to shoot as usual
As a rule game ls fairly plentiful in
the woods in tho vlciuly of llanhury
and the. recent stocking ot the woods
horcahouts with quail ought to make
pretty good sport in spite of the cold
winter.
THE,8TOMACH is THE MAN.
A weak stomach weakens the man
because it cannot transionn the food
he cuts into nourishment. Health and
strength cannot be restored to any
sick man or weak woman without first
restoring health and strength to the
stomach, A weak stomach L'runot dl
gcst enough food to feed the tlssncs
and revive the tired and 11.1. 1‘ :wn
limbs and organs or the nod: chol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat,
cleanses and strengthens the glands
and membranes of the stomach, and
cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles. Sold by the Clifford
Pharmacy,
TO MEET IN BOSTON.
List of Delegates to Episcopal Trien-
nial Convention.
The following mo delegates and ill-
tornatcs from this State to the tricn
niai convention ot the l’iotcslunt l1} pis-
copal Church. which will convene in
lloston next. month:
Clerical l)ciegatcs.——-llev. Dr. Storrs,
Ozias Seylmour, Litclilleid; ltov. Dr.
Frederick W. Horriman, Windsor;
llcv, llr 1}. Brlnlcy Morgan 111111111111.
you; Rev Oliver Henry Ilat‘crty, Port
and
Altorttnles~~Rcv. George Hickman
Bush, Derby; itev. Ernest. do 11‘. Mini.
Hartford: Rev. Dr. William Henry
i.owls.lirl1lg1~porl; Rev. Dr. Frank
Woods Baker. New Haven.
Lay Delegates—Sarina Mansfield.
ford; Morris W. Seymour. Bridgeport;
Charles E. Jackson, Middletown.
Alternates-«Walter Ferguson Stam-
ford; W. B. ,Oimstcad, I’omtret:
George M. Curtis. Merlden: Charles
A. Peace, Hartford,
D CTIONARY
\ lofts-nbftrm‘lfi’l-“f
A B C} Capsules
are by this time pretty well introduced
to the: 1111111111: or. sauui Not‘wnlk.. but
‘we wish to remind you of the tact
that thtly are'thc Very promptcst‘thlh‘g‘
to rolls: a cold. and attack or the grip,
and ‘itlt “SP?“‘M
cht j” '
hailed a ‘ ‘
Fortunately tar the woman she was 1
it
man entered and attelnpod to main 1
To her inquiries in“ j
to what he wanted. some impertlnenl
The ,
ordering him again to leave the house. “
He came toward her and succeedtd in 1
lat ‘
in the last analysis nobody known" 1
Many ot the‘
local sportsmen are planning to make ,
their first visit to the woods that day ‘
and still others are planning to take ‘
New Haven; Jacob L. Greene, Ilart- .
es'LF-Rlilsmo.
Martins, cams. sRirTsRs.
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A Rare».
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TO BUY A
BUILDIN
LOT
In the Center at a Low Price.
TAYLOR d1, GOLDEN offers for sale (on Building
‘Lorsgean {Quincy Street. between Butler and Orchard
Street: Maw 11:. Conn.
, At prices Ranging from
$250. 00 to $500. 00 Per Lat.
This is about the last chases to
Obtain a building
lot in the center
for, a home at such low; prices.
Map of lots at our office. where full particulars will be
cheerfully furnished
Taylor St Gelden,
74 Washington Street.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
Particulars of
Insurance Agency of
JACOB M. LAYTON.
R. R. Ava. Scull: Norwalk.
‘ Telephone 864.
1S0Y8’ ROUGH ON socks.
No Beams at '
3135 AND 1..50
" omLs LITTLE lNDlAN,
1 Kld’Slioos gt, . ,
.11, 9.
YOUTHS' sAth OALF.
‘ Elk ”"3?! 8610s,
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Getting a Start 111 Liie
What Shall the Young
Man Do?
Business gives young men culture.
They take on habits and customs;
they become thinkers and workers; 111
timately they are the ones who take
the places of those with whom they
have been assoelated.
.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 ls good.
Prot. Sal-tam has educated in his Day
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in good pesitions.
The careful attention given to its stu.
dents. the uniform success, tits gradu-
ates in business life and the fact that
not one Combined coarse graduate is
out of employment has earned for this
institution the rilliht to be knowit as
“The School that Makes a Specialty of
Each Student.” ‘ ‘
NEW TERMn- AV AND NIGHT
sES’SIONé—BSSI s Tosca/1v. sec
senses 1.,
Why not enroll?
3;.
sEPTEMssa was. 11‘s MsMoaAB LE ‘As A MONTH on site 1- ,
BARGAIN olvme. THERE'S NOTHING art ‘
L'IKE oooo. oEARONAaLs MERCHANDISE A
NORMAL VALUE.
cross.
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A r‘nscrrlo‘N os-
rasss osrssmos w11.1. AGAIN muons 1‘7
march to the music of cut prices. Our
men folks know a good thing when
MEN'S OUTING
SHIRT cNANca.‘ ‘
These lots of negligee shirts will
they see it.
,Meu’s ‘ncgllgee shirts, formerly 500.,
‘ 75c. and $1 each, new title. each,
HAVE YOU A '
~ WASH GOODS WANT?
it so. this is the time to till it and
" there are some very dainty styles to
choose from.
All our 12%c, and 150. qualities of
ballots and iliinitics at 81: Yd.
36-inch colt finish pcrcalcs at 1293c.
Yd.
88-85 Washington Street. 1'
South Non-walk. Conn. V
Ladlos'
special 6c.
1111 EC.
at 39c.;
A CHANCE TO
yard.
Hauderchiets
Gents' handkerchlcl's, were 70., ll
Ladics' gauze Iisle hose in
black and tan. also dmp stitch
lace effects which have been I
while they last 25¢ pa
Ladics' fancy llsio hose in boot
lace styles in plain and fancy co
and embroidered. 11. 50c. value.:fo
BUY LACES.
These lace bargains shoal
you, as this is eminently a lace
Point de Paris edgings a,
tions from 1% inches to 4 inches
11 l urge assortment of patter
16c and We per y.ard now ,0,
Just the word “COAL" ought to be enough this time of the year to “Hill1 '
By this time everybody In this town ought to 1111
the kind of cool we sell and the way we handle it.
our cool SAY THEY WANT NOTHING BETTER. Try one singleton bdol‘
you buy elsewhere. Oui price is as low as anywhere. 1 "
r1111 HARRIS & GANS 1311
Coal, Wood Hay, Grain and Feed.
you in with an order,
Oiflce and yard, 68 Water street, South Norwslk.
Telephone call 342 5.
Those who have lit-ls
Salurdau. Moadau and Tuesday
a:
Millicent Opening
Dot. 1:: 3rd and 4111
S. S. TILLOTSON’S.
so wssumeroN s'rass'r. .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
Roll
Office Chairs
current“ in yous circuit in
$6 60 per ton.
Prompt (tell
on»... 12rd
"'hii’il‘i
Top Desks
Raymond and 8011’ s
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwal.
$10 to $50
$31 75) to $10
'i
NiSH Will. is ..'....’1. kind we handle. We have Ml in
play iyoi' novice. truly mined do at. of the tins-t tractors. it
“issued
1 .00 PER TON delivered in your lain."
“NUMBER 2 NUT ”it,” ..
cloak. '
cry. pm IOWA". Clean Coal.
iijltd 111011. at an attractive prlel.
intranet put to 13:9; re
still
I
intorl and pleasure or the“ m‘
11.1.1111... it their; was is... conceivable mm of
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