{demands
cool Weather brings. ‘
Ready to meet each of those
prom y.
Rehd‘y with“ jhckcts and suits
1 1111111 111111111 from top to toe.
weaning roascasr. _
For Norwalk and vicinity: General-
ly cloudy with showers late honight
and Sunday. The disturbance that
was central in Mentana yesterdayu
morning has moved eastward and in ‘
new central near St. Paul. it is pro
(lacing. ral11.l11 the upper Miagingippl .
Vial ey ‘an‘3 western‘ portion or the
lake region. The front edge of the
rain hatended 111-1111 east as Detroit
this morning and will probably reach
1 is vicinity late this ntternoou or to-
nght. Conditions favor for ‘thls vi»
cinity cloudy weather and probably
light rain tonight and 311111111
The South Nowell: Eire Police will
held an adiolned meeting Monday ev
enlng.
’ -Best Roasting Pork. 14c ll1., . .Pork
Chops, 14 and tile lb Hayes.
An adjourned meeting of the Putnam
Hose Company will be held on Monday
night.
A meeting of Court Mahackemo, For
eaters oi? America. will be held next
Tuesday night.
'-—Blanketa and comfortables tor the
fall and winter, at special, loW prices.
M S. Smith 81 Co. .
11.9. Benedict. formerly ot‘Norwalh,
has sold his Westp’ort barber shop to 1
New Jersey parties.
P. C Lounabury Lodge, New Eng-
land Order of Protection, will hold a
meeting Tuesday night.
—-Knox Derbies. O’Erlen’s.
Mrs. Abram Hendrickson, of West-
port; who broke her leg recently, has
been, taken to the Norwallt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Raymond. of
Dorian attended the Danbury Fair.
yesterday and had an enjoyable visit.
Mrs. Lihbie Hoyt, of New Canaan.
has come to Rowayion. whereehe will
spend. the winter with her cousin. Mrs.
Alphonso Dibble, .
é-Men’s Alpine Hats, 0"Brlen n.
The annual meeting or the Norwalk
Hospital Association will be held In
the rooms of the Norwaik Club Tues
day evening; October 1]. at 8 o'clock
Dr Stephen Kelly. president 0: the
Fifth National Bank, New York and
Dickinson N. Richards. 0! 141 Broad-
way. may Yo have been elected
members (it the: orwlallt Yacht Club.
.—Frceh Hams 1235c lb. Hayes.
Daniel‘ Lynch. on employee or
Hoyt's Nursery. New Canaan, who
was taken to the Norwalk. Hospital
last. week Thursday. euhnrlng from
pneumonia. died Saturday evening.
At the regular meeting the Typo-
graphical Union held Thursday night
in Central WT Lyceum, Frederick
8. Lyon. Jrl. resigned as president of
the ermiaation and Walter S. lreland
was électsd to llli the vacancy.
A special meeting of the Whatso-
ever Circle of King's Daughters will
he held at the home or Mrs. Addison
Hathaway. no. 3 Crescent Terrace.
”Tuesday evening. All such business
as would he transacted at the regular
meeting will come before this meetings
Chief of Police Vollmer was noiidcdsm’
this morningthat a very valuable col-
lie‘dog'hadheen stolen from Mrs. Kel
111, at Hoyt'a Nurseries. in New Ca-
naan. and that it was believed that the
this! took the “111111810 New Yprk to
sell it. The dog old a plain“ lead.
or collar. The animal was very hand
some and peculiarly marked, being
white and yellow. One side or the
lace was white and the other yellow.
A HOT!!! DWI: LADY. .
ul will 111111:! from?! lull iii-term“
can. some reps on
{or the cure ot 1.311111111101111. ‘ p 0W":-
tion. Displacements. Falling or!“ the
Womb duality or Paintui Periods. Tu-
mors or Growms Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry. Cree lag goofing: 1.111168 ins.
Pain in Mixeafik
teal
i ills
hie-.111 ., .
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are
cost about ill cents a week to guarant
tee afloat? i T“? selfish to sell yous
‘3 II 1
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white and colors.
good shapo,trln1111cd with pom
pone and feathers.
Wail-
! relied.
Sohié examples follow:
Fall Hats.
Ready-to~wcar ”felt ‘llnts iu
Scratch felt,
III 25
111111111 iclt hats. Good colors
and iaslhons With just the right
touch of color. $1. 25.
Velvct hats trimmed with
breasts'm' with ostriéh feathers-—
$2 1
ancy p01“ 110115.0110 or two
colors—«loo.
Every one of these is much
under real value.
If you' vc planned to pay $7. 50
and ct the usual sort of a $7. 50
but. @011 can keep $2. 50 in your
1111151.- and get an even better hat.
$5 hats are plenty hole that are
better' 1n taste and work and stvlc"
Hills the average $7.50 one“
Some in a window prove it.
- Right, rear
. 1. Silks—49c.
lta aucy taffeta 1n pictty
patterns and colors.
Some in two-toned
checks and stripes.
Excellent shirt waist
styles.
Worth 59c and 651: yd.
" Lott aisle. rear.
Rain-Coats.
$8.75. New killed back
or caster. Plain or with cape.
$12.50. New finc— mixed gray
cloth. Shirred to dip~front belt,
hull of individuality
$18.8l0113c style with fitted
dip-belt. Pull sleeve. Gray or
caster.
Some good rain- coats for girls
“$71 50-
new fall
cil‘ccts,
suitingv
‘ 49°-
Gray
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‘Bridgepors. Cor
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A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Doulena, of Taylor
avenue
Mrs.- Barraolough or South Nor-
walk has been visiting at the reel
dence of David Ward King street,
Westport.
~Youman Barbies. 031311111111
will meet on Monday evenin with Mr.
and'eMrs. C. B. Dolge. M151. Blanch-
ard, of South orwlilli. Will read a pa
per 011 "1.114. 0 a Puritan Minister "
Thursday, at 73451) p. in. the mid‘
gas}; service (it the South Norwalk
Our ideals of locinl Lite
811 1hr; Church—~Phll 2: 1-18; Romans
. “20 dos. ladies nannslette wrappers
tor 69:: ea. in one or our specials for
today and tomorrow. 114.8 Smith at
o'l‘he extreme popularity the Berk-
shire! Hills Excursion. announced by
theN. Y.. N. 11.811.ch Co..isev-
idenced by tile large advance sale of
tickets for Tuesday's trip and those
“ill“- have not. alrehdr Dutch-led tickets
1 do. well to a
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res .
ly attractive." are all egreial
The New Cesium baseball team
3.1.1.1...
with the Gimmicks. and
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only a m at y “ n ‘0‘
0 ate log the uneven
a wuss the New Ganesha
dilateen games in all. They
ten «1119111111111 live. and one was on
a inavorytoodhllow .
“out at the guinea were pill lid ‘th
ilii
heme and were wail attended
Shelli.
and hats-gnd everything to keep "3
Ions men l’d‘r personal reasons, invade
the home or one of the award 0"! 11
clubs and blud‘gsons. an shrieking with
.stln‘cte, but they' are all finally res
cued by the leader of the coal strike,
appeals to the passions of the audi-
sues.
‘lionsl scenes ever. staged.
troln Genoa and Nap lea.
‘eou d hear 0! ha
DRY GOODS (30..
The Historical Society. in Weatport. '
ongrtgntloniil. Church Will be held.
and its last game for the neuron on ,,
. ‘ W" 1
the rogu ar 11 aysrs ‘01“ 1"!”
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1 you decide to continue 11 will only not: 111’ W” pretest. "M9“ 1
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lercstlag. ..
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One at the mutant 11.111.11.121»!
er staged Is a feature or the 11 form ‘
fiance or “No Wedding anus ll-‘c ’
1s new Theodora Kramer melod
produced by Forrester and Milton '
upon a most elaborate scale. and which ‘
comes to Hows Theatre next“ 11
day. Oct 10 Title scene takes pla‘e
at the end oi! the second act. and it 1‘
a stage effect which has canned auth
night. A 111011 at illiterate foreigners
incited and encouraged by unscrupu-
great coal mine Armed with knives,
unreasonable ungove able rage; they
home and murder in cold blood a man
who has been their best friend,- togeth
or with his daughter. The daughter
appeals in‘ vain to their better in
who is in love with the eldest daught-
This great scene nightly arouses
audiences to a high degree or enthus
team, and is regarded by expert stage
managers as a master‘piece or stage-
cratt. “No Wedding Hells for Her."
Is a strong, logical and consistent
drama. its main theme is taken from
the great coal strike oi two years ago.
but it is not, in any sense a capital vs.
labor play. and makes no demusoslc
1111 story is one of intense hu-
man. interest and 11.“. love element is
very strong. The scene in which a.
young and beautiful girl learns that
there are to be 'No Wedding 3811 For
Her." is one of the most strongly emo-
RECENT ARRiVALB OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK. Oct 8~Arrlv0di ltalla
NEW YORK Oct. 8.~Arrlved; Etru-
rla. from “carpool.
DYIPIPBIA.
ONLY GURI
Mrs. Franklin £1.13 or New Castle
‘1‘ char-11 (or years with
used
Del., says:
dyspepsia. 1.3810 Ernst distress
bellch 11g. ., 1111.111;
an
lite
until I took Blanilllll all? and one 60
cent with cured nip. completely." ‘
For '88 “11:. {3.113
tor. and they clitord
\
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847~1~1 1 1904
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
nor Alanna 1111c.
:‘r 'ro’v'raEA AN Milan
II. It! Alto v N‘ anemic.
" an and 8mm Fitting.
0n Fixtures, Metal Calling.
Have you seen our stock oi
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE IONEéSM & HOTCHKISS
M,PANY
17 WALLC EOTRIET. NORWALK.
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lie
1A. B. C. Capsules
are .hy this time pretty woh introduced
to the public otfiouth Norwulk. hat
that. that art the very trampled; til it:
to relieve a sold an attack (it the grip
and all headaches.
or and manager many a sleeplsiu .
are determined to Wreck the palatial 5
we wish to remind you of the last '
m
Pittsbur‘g Chin‘smsn Warned From
; Milling Cats for the Delicacy.
PITTSBURG. 0ct.8 ”Cats in Pitts.
burg may rest easier by reason or an
announcement by E. U. Thompson; an
agent of the Western Peunslyvania
Humane Society. that Chinalncu who
are caught killing the animals and us-
ing the meat as an ingredient or chop
suey will be punished severely. Those
living in the Chinese quarter affect an
indifference in regard to the crusade
against them. Evidence of the prac-
tice is said to he in possession or the
Humane Society. which will enter a
complaint or cruelty against certain
Chlnamen. Thompson explains the
supposed method of procuring mater-
ial for the delicacy as follows:
"A hole is made in a buck fence. 0n
the other side 0! the fence in a yard
is secured a slugle~cat to attract oth-
er cats. Later, when the hole is clos-
ed at an opportune time, cats oi! all
varieties are.‘as a rule captured with
ease.”
”IVES 'rwo FROM DEATH.
"Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack of whooping cough and
bronchitis." writes Mrs. W K. Havl
land. of Armonk. N. Y.. "but. when all
other remedies lulled. we saved her life
with Dr. King‘s New Distovery. Our
niece who had Consumption in an ad
vanoed stage, also, used this wonderful
medicine and today she is perfectly
Well. " Desperate throat and lung dis-
eases yield to Dr Kings New Diecov
cry as to no other medicine on earth
lnl'allihle for Coughs and Colds. 600
and 81.00 bottles guaranteed by F. H
Baxter. Trial bottles tree
wr'r.
to hold 0111 large trade.
Better let 119 place you on the
86 . Washlnafon Strut
aLow TO cans suav I‘Nousrsv.
SATISFACTION
sells more goods than all the boasts that were excl mode and the
satisfaction that our goods give the customers is what we depend upon
Are you one of our satisfied custo mere?
You’ll find as wide awake and lip-music. l-
N. E. RYAN.
c.1511. Part of Yesterday 11.1.... Up
I With Dsnhury Boycott Case.
Judge 8. A Robinson presided at
the short calendar session at the air
perlor‘ court. civil side. yesterday.
which convened {or the first time in
sectoral weeks. .
Were down In one form or another for
review or hearing on motions.
. The litigation in which Dietrich E.
Loewe. at al, vs. Martin bowler.
ct 9.1.. appears was the that on the
docket and claimed the attention of
the court the greater part of the
morning session.
.one resulting item the be cott estab-
Iiehed by the Hatters Us on against
the product 0! the plaintiff some
ycale ago and in which damages to
the amount of some $200 000 in claim
ed. Property of Individual members
been attached in "the action. .
Attorneys Davenport and Banks ‘
lepresented the plaintiff while them,
was arr imgloslng array or legal talent ‘
looking at c1 the interests 01: the de-
tendents. The plaintiff scored an
other partial victory in the steps of
the prooccdings when Judge Robin
son denied the motion of the deten-
dants to further amend the complaint
The court further entered an order to
the effect that the detendants must
deuiurr or answer in two weeks. 1
81'0P THAT 691.81
or it may result in Pneulnonia, Bro
aiilln Balm is breship up Colds when-
ever tried, almost 11 inception
10. 85 50c and, $1.00? l1ot '11,“. Gilt;
lord. Euter’a Mid"?
list.
I
”South Nerwalk. '1,
AUTOMOBILE
lNSURANCE
Particulars or
insurance Agency of
JACOB M. ‘LIYTON.
R. Alanine": Humour. ‘ ‘
TollDliOli' 35- 3. 4 ‘
. they become thinkers and workers: Iii-
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Business gives young men culture.
They tails on habits and customs:
timately they are the ones who take
the places at those with when; they
have been anneal -
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and. Night aohnoi oven 0
{young melt and Woman
than “4th .9011 “can.
dents. the 11111101111 access; fits
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;eied in huhlneiia i and the to
that
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1‘38 inch 2i eline
36 igch All, wool
shades and 111111: colors, at
IThirty-eight dam :
The action in the '
of the union throughout the state has .
Fans FROM 8LATE.' ‘ " w
. ‘ 1111,! A smote Iron across you gut! ELSEWHERE
THE HARRIS 81 GANS (30‘
' Coal, Wood. Hay. Grain and Eeed.
Office and yard. 68 Water street.80uth Norwliie. ‘
" 1111311 this countr
Ml
Mnfident of giving
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‘;42 inch Cheviot Suitin‘g' 111 tan. grey, navy. green and black ,
at
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15.1..1. Tweed Stiitings,
“ 54 inch Tweeds, check suiting. all new colorings. latest styles.
at
safe-bale..-
48 and so inch Victo1'ia and Broadcloths in all new all
and black, at
We sell Skinner‘syGuarantccd Satin in all principalsha‘deE
88-88 Washington Street,
South Moran-1118. Conn. “
88 WASHINGTON 8TREET.
S‘ultlpgs i11 Plaids and Mixed coloringn.‘ at ‘
I-nelcoa‘etcln u.
I! you want a stylish and becoming Hal, 11818 in
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asalnu;o-I-oI-In subsonic.
invisible plaid. new styles, at. .. . . .
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