., o! the Norwalk Launch Club lost the > visions roascasr. For Nor-walk d vicinity: Fair to night and Thu : uy Slightly warmer tonight. A dist rbance is central this morning on ih Gulf coast ne'er New Orleans. It is producing cloudy westbe ‘er with shows s in the southern sec tions. lt’lei'isan‘t’ Weather with slow rising temperalture continues in the northern section. Conditions do not indicate any luscided change in the weather for his vicinity. Arneetln ‘otouve Bullpen Lorine.E Knights 0!. ythias. will be held to- Imorrow night. Wed 0 tops 25¢ pk.. 90c bu. If. D. Lawton J; 0 Washington Camp, Patriotic Order of the Sons of America, will meet to- morrow night , ; Plans are on foot for a Democratic rally at Lockwood’s Hall, Saturday night of this week. . Stephen Sheldon, clerk for Stationer William P. Beers, of Norwalk and South Norwslk is ill. Mrs. Richard Cutblll at South Nor- walk, was the guest of friends in Georgetown over Sunday. 3 ‘ Mr. and Mrs R. L. Coburn are to take possession of their new residence in West avenue, this week. --Don’t Forget Eagles Bail. The Pastor's Guild of the Norwalk Congregational Church is in session this afternoon at the chapel. ~«Pe'ople from all over the state are coming to see the fine decorations at the Eagles' Ball, Nov. 4, at Music Hall. Eddie Light of South Norwalk, has secured a position in New canaan on the farm of Denis & Hartigsn. . Mrs. J. C. Demerest, of Norwalk. has returned home after spending a w days with friends in Georgeth Miss Julia Heath 0: New Haven. was the guest over Sunday of Dr and Mrs. H E. Bates, of South Norwaik. The Central Labor Union and Ner- walk Typographicsl Union are sched— uled to hold meetings tomorrow night. Kenneth Hnwxhurst who has been xvisiting his cousin Miss Ruth Haw- kins. in Southport, has returned to Norwalk. wnmflonsssqxpt 90c bu r p. L."i‘he Blast Nortvalk football team will play the South Norwiilk High Schools Friday afternoon on the Bax- ter Grounds. A regular monthly meeting of the Norwalk City. council will be held Mon- diy evening at the council chamber in ‘Wall street.‘ wHerbert Hull and wife, of Norwalk guests ;at the home of his math. or, Mrs R' elia Brown. in Lyon's Plains Sun ay. i'i‘he Rev. _ Garret Haulenbeek has been seriously ill at his home in Mar- win street; Norwalk, but is new con- siderably improved. The new telephone directory Just is. sued by the Southern New England Telephone Company has been distrlbv uted to patrons. Mrs. Belle Grogory, of Southport, who has been enjoying the past week as the would her sister. Mrs. H. B. Coley in Norwalk. has returned home. e—Energy all gone? Headache? Stomach out or order? Simply a case of iorpid liver Burdock Blood Bit- ter wuill make a new man or woman of Mr. and: M? Edwin Hoyt, of Nor- waik. here can the guests of Mrs. Hoyt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fanton, lllf Lyons Blaine. employed his time bunting. The board of town ussssors. corn-i posed of Dec 1- W. Raymond EH sconeid and .A scoseid, held their last session for the year yesterday. A large number of property owners have rolled to turn in their lists. «Red Onions iibc pin. Silo bis. 8‘. i). Lawton A: (is A dime will be held this evening in W [ton Dodge Hall, Grsnhury. orchestra will furnish must tell hi . A J. Collins la (30.. and examine the . large assortment of Hub goods They , irisb. Harry G. Harper, Poughkeepsie; ‘ C. F. Fabler, J. J. Lawrence, E. Man- ,, heim,1il. C. Freeman H. A. Hcfele. Mr. Hoyt ' up ‘ J is le1 lug tomorrow evenings a Hall. All the marchers are itistion or several candidates; ends at Rev. Alexander Hanan on it locally, or Norwslk will be interested to hear that he has charge f 1dr 7 perish in New York stair use the Min '11 return to 3 Commodore William B. Unbolts. Jr., propeller of his launch Kathleen Sun 2 r. 'th .s him. had worn throush at e stii pg bong Mr. Unholts will probably haul the boat out rm- tlic sea» son now. and make repairs in the spring. John Monsbnn, clerk in McLean Bros.’ dry goods store. received a tele- cram last night informing him of the death of his cousin. Miss Margaret Menuhin. of South Norwalk’, which curred yesterday mobbing after an ll seas of two years of lung trouble. ”The funeral will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, South Norw‘alk. to~ marrow morning. Mr. Monahan will attend.——Last‘ night's Danbury News. The Hub ranges and heaters lead in the race for supremacy. They are the best that can be made: best in mater- ial. ilnish and results. They are the greatest coal adverts in the world; you can save the cost of your stove in one season. if you will call at. the store ot will with pleasure explain their special l‘u’el saving features. #F'our Fliie Singers at Eagles Bali. L. W. Burt. Hartford; Mrs. S. B. Themes H. Chevalier, W. S. Helmolt W. H. Gslloupe J B. Oliphant, W. Oll- about New York; W. A. Neely Frank A. Bean, Edwin F. Wilde, B. F. Sim: mons, Boston; 8. Warren, Rochester. N. Y.; S. A. Bryant, Portland; George L. Lewis, Buffalo; W, R. Gylcs, El~ mira. N. Y.; James Hall, William James, Cincinnstti. were guests yes- tardsy at the Hotel Clifford. The New York express leaving this city at 4.50 o’clock in the atternoon. tsmtliarly known as the "bridal train " from the number of bridal parties that it cariies into New York had new honors bestowed upon it’ last satur~ day atternoon when a baby. was born in the baggage car. The mother was Mrs. Kata Smith, of Ore Hill, near Kent. She was on her way to a ma- ternity hospital in New "York. but the stark best the cars. The conductor nell’ s cities in the Grand Central sta- tion that there was an extra passed... lance was waiting to convey the moth. er and babe to the hospital when the train reached New York. newsman TAILKING-MACHINE I FOR $4.25. Doesn‘t hardly sccin possible, does it—but here is. the machine. Simple. a good rcproduccr. using any make of cylinder records. Complete machine with pack- age of six Columbia gold-moulded records for ' $4.25. Basement. ‘ WHITE CORDUROY. Couldn’t get it fast enough last season and .it looks now as thmigli the story would be repeated this. year. Handsome, pure white, good- sizcd cord. 22 inches wide, 39c yd- Left aisle. roan. OPERA SATIN. Rich. beautiful, new. Handsome as a lining for jack- ets-mend ready in all the liked colors. A yard wide and guaranteed fur two years. '1 bolt aisle. rear. FURRVchOK‘HS. ‘iur that you’ve seen in' many a day are ready tor seeing new. Polar bear, that is both novel monk lasts. beautiful sad 4*? yd educated to be present as there. telegraphed to Superintendent Fen-glam“ Wm; ger on board the train and an smhu~ , F Elgar Some of the richest copies of J dud WM; and dayd‘ _. Mamas! TOILET. and “tired their heads" geisha of Japan chlinges the color misses an opportun W of whipping out! indispensable parts of her toilet. THE “RENGTH ANDBTABILITY of a bank is a very important question to every depositor. Before entrusting his savings to its care he wants to know the character of the institution. THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK is one of the strongest and soundcst in this community. Its oillcers are men of tried ability and judgment its affairs are conducted with the de positors' interest. always in view. it pays four per cent. interest on de- posits and migrates you to open an no- ‘I l a is: THE 5001']! N08 WALK Sal, vms BINK burrito IANK suimes. The time In: some in pur- chase your i and the place I: Miss Huichinson’ 5. All the latest styles. as WASHINGTON s'r., (mm M. a. swim a co.) SPECIAL SALE or BOYS’ OVERODATS AND REEFERO. FINE REEFERS, SIZES, 3 to 9 years 01.25. 9 to 16 years $1.50. ~MEN'8 OVERCOATB— Strictly All Wool, Grey and Blue, D. Gottlieb CLOTHiwi‘Hm SHOES AND 11 North Main Itrost. Sobth Norwsik if You Want To Sell 6 house and lot in town or real oststb or any description quickly, call or ad- drss’s . ’ W. I. DWARMO II WALL OT» NOIWALK, GONN. itwiilbeofsdvsntsgotcyoiislso roses meltyousrsdssirodsotbay- _ "Hall. . ammonia. or her lips three times in one evening of the peace. and no little Japanese lady over! bother with the law when the case gets about it too." your property. whether it is s term. J‘ J“But ym on'J', said the Women have always aspired to be ilous young a orney “i would like to beautiful and have phinted their faces call your attention to the law govern- sinoe time ing this case. immetnoriai and in all countries. The [tilt mom". if your honor will per- Shut up, " toured the insulted justice ”It’ll be time enough to heart. to the supreme I‘m busy to the muse pot, and mirror which term day. The defendant’s bound over. —- was referred to as a revival of "The Chicago Record-Herald. A fare TO BUY A BUILDING LOT i In the Center Til YLOiR oi GOLDEN offers for said run lulldlug‘ Lots on Quincy arr-oer. batman Butler and Orchard Struts. Normals. Conn" At Prices Ranging from $250. 00 to $500. 00 Per Lot. The is about the last chance to obtain a building for a home at such low prices. Moped! lots at our office. when full particulars will be cheerfully furnished Taylor St Golden, '14 Washington Street. SOUTH NORWALK. Surety Bonds or an Kinds. arcs in. "mm R. R. Av... South Norinlk. Telephone 364. about Charles. He has changed alto gather since he went to the city; he‘ a really getting serious. His last letter spoke of a revival meeting he was go- ing to." ..,. Mr. Margins—“Yes. he wrote to ma (Nigslns (lees not feel i called upon to say that in his letter it - Black Crook.")-Boaton Transcript. 3 Chance at a Low Price. lot in the center Mrs Rash-Children nowadays are costume from the combination of a blouse in one of the soft silks. orepes monises in color. The practical dual- lied. Get an Education! Get it NOW, at SARTAINS HUSINESS 601.- was Lsck of sbllitymsans poor pay. make life's luxuries obtainable. , ‘ A’ course through SABTAJI ’8 will prepare you to accept a paying aosltlon, with congenial surroundings oisvsr swan and bright prospects in sdvsudemant. ‘ . com. to 9 Y SCHOOL if on want I johnqula k A ,. J, NIGHT souooi. prepares ambi tious «Mailers. sookkssamo sHos'rHAuo - rstscssaiw. 3, ~12 positim filled in two weeks.- We have NOW MN three” tins tor young, men st am a month to start. . G DUA‘I‘I AND GIT A JOIJ. or chiffon, and a cloth. velvet or silk J skirt that either matches it or bar- -. ities of this toilet will appeal to ”the I woman whose dress allevranbe is him -- PLEASANT WORKAND‘GOOD PAY- tion bright with its new merchandise is cerdlhfiltb ,J Not one-hundredth part of the Jgdod things and feel that money spent in this store is well spent} otherwise, then we are false in our printed prorhises. false best conception of honest shop-keeping. m (THE MEN'S UNJBIJNWIJAR V THE UNDERWEAR SECTION m , We' vc planned for some importanti Every ““9 0t "19 helm“ selling of knitted underwear. Well underWear tor men is comm iii" the selling with such values as pick from the gto‘ck th ‘ se: items: Ladies' heavy ribbed tian arn shirts and pants wortlmg, forytilel ME‘” “9009 “Had Am“! A“ r. “if; inelll‘lllz at 396 Balch. err. 500 per xsrment. - ‘ es envy eece ined shirts and M g Dante. made with long and short reyenanda‘cii‘r’nozil “underwear sleeves knee and ankle length pants, 8 . very special at We each. m.ent ' Ladies' ribbed shirts and pants slikl Men’s perfect fitting , trimmed in white, the this kind at 75c. Ind drawers in whiter ' Ladies' ribbed and plain wool under and camel's hair. 81 per wear in natural. grey. white and man One lot of maps 31. Eli let, at $1. rind drav‘vers at w l, Ladies' “Oneita” combination suits and camel's hair, in white and grey. from Boo to 31. do. garment. WJ A BUBV WEEK IN South Nor-walk. Conn. 3 TAKE)! took . . AT OUR ' Beautiful Pattern Hats. baby banners and Inn 1‘ Tan: Ready madb Veils In all colors s S. TILLOTSOWS. 88 WASHINGTON STREET. f” LEHI DEBT GOA-L- BES GLIANIIT 1; GH’ ruse FROM sLA'i's. ' rr rev A amass 'roa ssrons You suv sssswflhds?‘ THE HARRIS & GANG? Coal Wood, Hay, Grsin and Office and yard. as Water «masons NorwaIk. Telephone call 342 ii. Fall Furniture New coeds comics in each dull ottrvs'irsn nv yo $6 00 per A deeper full has never been offered fir rd! Raymond arcs. ‘ osi. lube sol; inns in lililllll. mm m minus aim is. rain-i mu. f_ i. ;!
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