OTHI AOUALITIII. OT "WW-W MidfiMfi. 7.. ~~ ALI. WOOL ILANKIT , 02.50 TO ”.60; Loni Sensible ”Mafia—WM-.." t WEATHER WREPORT. For Norwsik and vicininy: Unsct- tied weather and probably local show- ers tonight and Sunday. There is an extcnded area of low pressure this morning between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains. it is pro ducln’g considerable cloudy weather. with local showers and thunderstorms in the western and central sections. The greatest rainfall was 2.04 inch- cs, at Kansas City, Mo. There is an area of high pressre along the North Atlantic coast, There has been a de- cided rise in temperature in New Eng- land and mild temperatures prevent this morning in all sections. Condi- tions favor for this vlcnty unsettled, .weather ,wth occasonal showers and at much change vn temperature. Miss Mamie Hawkins, of Southport, is visiting relatives in Norwalk. r—Crush Hats. Crush'Hats. O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Walter somers, of Nor- walk, is the guest 'of Mrs. Ju‘dd, New Haven. ,Miss Beatrice and Harriet Meyers, of West street, are visiting friends in Danbury. —Just arrived—~75 doz. Corsets, to 'bevsold for 25 and bile ea. Grea bar— gain. M. S. Smith & Co. Miss Caroline Dennis. of South Nor- walk, is the guest of Miss Mary Comp- ton, New Haven. John Wilmot, of Norwalk, is being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Case, of State street, New Haven. Mr. and Mrs, John H. Knapp. of West street, have gone up in the coun- try to spend a few weeks. -Arc you protected against loss by burglars? We write Burglary Insur- ance. Taylor & Golden. i). R. Merritt, of New Canaan, has taken the agency for the Postal 'l‘ypc- writer, manufactured in Norwalk. Mrs. R. A. Ellis, of 81 Broadway. New Haven, is visiting Mrs. D. 1). Lyon. of 61 East ayenuc, Norwaik, The Norwalk City Council will hold a semi— monthly meeting Monday even- ing at the Council chamber in Wall street. Saugatuck oyster-men sold a lot of seed oysters to an out of town buy- er this week. They received 35 cents a bushel. -—Crssh Hats and Caps. O‘Brien. Willis Avery and family, of Norwalk, have been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Avery, Railroad are- nue, New Canaan. The Raymond Grocery Company has given to A. A. Raymond. Jr.. the con- tract to grade Oak avenue, from Elm Grove street to Bouton street. The Greenfield Republican Club will hold a ciambako tomorrow at Flint's cottage on Fairiicld Beach. A big at.- tendancc and a warm time is antici- pitted. Israel Joel, of the firm of 1. Joel dc Company. of Washington street, has bought out thc interests of his partner and will hurt-after conduct the busi- ness uionc. The water commissioners are now happy. for all of the rcscrvolrs are full of water. No further scarcity of tho necessary fluid will occur until next summer. The mcmbcrs of the. Fighting Fnio Company, which appears at Hoyt'fl 'l‘hoati‘c today. will go to Wilkes-Barre, Pcnn., tonight. to fill an engagement ncxt Monday. The aubjcct for the Thursday oven- lng prayer mccting in the South Nor- walk Congregational Church will be The inlets and Outlets of Power. The pastor will be in charge. ~~~Ask to son the Bargains we are offering in Pillow Top and Dolly Einb'y Outfits. M. S. Smith & C0. IS IT RIGHT? is it right that. a properly-owner should lose “.20 to lot a dealer make 50 cents? A dealer makes fit) cents more on fourteen gallons of ready- for-use point. at $1.50 per gallon, than our agent docs on night. gallons of 1.. it. M. paint and six gallons of linseed oil. which make fourteen gallons oh the best paint in the world, at 31.20. is it right? It only rcqulrcs 4 gallons of 1.. M. and 3 gallons linseed oil to paint a moderate sited house. Ten Thousand Churches painted with Longnian it Martino: 1.. ii. M. Paint. Liberal quantify given to churches when bought from C. E. Dow. South Norwalk; Hubboll A. Staples linrd ware Company. Norwalk; W. 8. (layer A Son. Westport; Northrop Brothens, Southport. W ‘ .5 the guest «it Miss Agnes 1.. Weld avenue. . Tile annual fair of at Church will be held in Music commencing November 10. Mrs. (3. A. Lounsbury, of Bridge mg. is a guest of her sister,- Mrs. J. . B. Sayre. of Beldea avenue. Norwalk. « An important meetln of Bishop Mc- Mahon Council. Catho ic Benevolent Jose h's all. , Legion. will be held to-morrow after- noon. Mrs. H. M. Jennings has returned to her home here after a visit in the Catskill Mountains. She is much im- proved ln health. Cockenoe Tribe, l.,0. R .M., of Non walk. met last evening at the Wigwam in Wall street. Three applications for membership were received and One member was rc-lnstated. William B. Unholtz went to Bridge- port Thursday afternoon. and attends ed a farewell reception given in honor of his sister, Mrs. John Wolfe, who left today for Portland..0regou. -—~New Fall stock Ladies’ Merceriz— ed Petticoats, $1.25 upward. Smith if: Co. Mrs. John M. Champion, of New Haven, and Miss Jessie Steward so prano soloist of one of New Yorsk' leading thurches. were the guests. Wednesday of Mrs. Willis Crofutt. Superintendent George W Voorhees, of the Riverside Cemetery, and wife. left towu today for Washington, whorc they will spend ten days. Mr. Voor hoes will attend the national conven- tion of cemetery directors. —Soft and Stiff Kate. O'Brien. Rev. Lewln Frank Buoll, D. D., pas- tor of the South Norwalk Congrega- tional Church. will begin a series of practical talks in exposition, of thc Epistle of James. The service begins at 7:30 o'clock, and all are invited to attend, Lincoln Council 0. U. A, M. held a business meeting last evening and the first, second and third degrees was Worked upon two candidates. Thi' third degree was worked upon seVen candidates. Considerable other bus- iness was also transacted. Mrs. Franklin Farrel, of Ansonia. with her daughter, Miss Estelle Farrel, and maid. sailed from New York yes- tcrday on the Willie Star liner Cedric. for an indefinite stay in Europe. Mrs .it‘urrel goes to Paris and other point.L on the continent for her health. ~—Outing Flannel Petticoats, 25c up— ward- M. S. Smith & Co. After a two months’ vacation, thc Sunday School of tlrace parish rc sumcs its sessions to-morrow at noon A full attendance,- both of Teachers. and Scholars, is requested by the Rec- tor, in order that the work of Ilit school may at once he got under way. The Woman's Association, of thi South Norwalk Baptist church. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow of tcrnoon at 3 o'clock. The topic will be Prayer for Missions, and Mrs. F. W. Perry will lead. in the evening at 7:45 o'clock will be the Bible Study Class. led by S. Shipinan. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Scoflcld, oi Bodforrl street, Stamford, entertained a small party at whist 'ihuisday eve hing. Among the guests were Captain and Mrs. William A. Pratt. Lieutenant and Mrs. Albert Garinger. Dr. Perry. Miss Helen Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. George Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Marsden. A special train was run from New York to Pittsiield, Mass, last night for the accommodation of .l, Pierpont Morgan. The train was composed oi a locomotlvo and l’resldcnt Mcilen‘i private car “Connecticut." (.lonductor Frank Lewis was in chargc, and tin tiain passed through South Norwalk at midnight -Frosh Candy always to bc found at M. S. Smith & Cole. 10 and 20c lb. Contractor Saivntor Churiolt. of South Not-walk, has been awarded the contract for the foundation of the non building whlch ii‘rnuk Rio in to erect at lmxlngtoii nvciiuv. 'l‘hc dluiciislous will be 2Nxti2 foot, and thorn will be a store and twu roonis on the first floor. and llvo rooms on tho socond floor. with an attic. Work has been com» incnccd. All dcpurtincut of lllt‘ South Nor walk Trust Co. will be open this cvo ping and on cvcry Saturday evening 7 to 8. Saturday in by far the best day in the week for cash sales in the local stores and thc opportunity given by the Trust. Co. to the merchants to do- poslt their rccoipts on Saturday night should be oppreciaiiul. This ciuupauy also takes pleasure in uccomodating the merchants with change. A new arrangement of the time- table on the New Havcu railroad itivr. Greenwich an additional express train from New York that will be appro- ciuatod. The train leaving New York at if a. m., with (lrocnwlch as its first stop. nrrlvos born at llzlil. Stops beyond hero of this train are i-‘ltum- fortl. South Norwalk, Bridgeport anti New Haven it reaches the latter city at 12:56. as formerly. (licunwieh Newa. Mrs, C. T. Rood and family. Ridge field; W. .1. Casey, llrnllugion; C. W. Sniffcn. New Haven; John it. llacon. Ilunbury; A. J. ltossc, Worcester; w. ill Price, Springfield: S. 5. Stevens. E. (I. Freeman, W. .1. Button. Boston; F. W. Bartholomew Wuicrbury; Mr Whltconib Mr. Eintls, ‘hicago; E. Hill South Not-walk; Sanford Plum mer. San Francisco; T. R Callahan l.. Runsglll. linden Charles 1.. Kirby. Now Redford; Edmund Burke. licrliu. N. ll.: George Marlow, New York; .1 '1‘. Murphy, M. E. Ainsley Newark. were at the Hotel Clifford yesterday. “SPEOI AL— Fresh and Corned Piate........5c lb. Best shoulder Btuk............10c in. Small Lean llama .......... 11c lb. Native Chickens and Veal, Spring ' Lamb, fleet Tongues. etc. Public Market ‘1 SOUTH MAINJTHIIT. M. S.’ lNTENSE sxcdsusiu oven THE ninvrtous cunts. ”a...“ he"... Their public healing in Red Men‘s Hall, South Norwalk. this week stir— prised the multitude. and convinced party that the deaf can be made to hear, the blind to see and all manner of diseases can be controlled without medicine. Willie some people doubt, criticlso‘ ind continue to suffer. made well and happy. Patients given up by tiiclr physi- cians and pronounced good as dead, are rescued from the grave. " A blind woman made to sec—A luv :nor, said to weigh 26 pounds. remov- ed in six days without the knife or the loss of a drop of blood. The Vitaopathlc Healers will remain at tho Mahackemo Hotel. South Nor- walk. Conn.. for some time. They will give consultations and examina- tions free until Oct. 1 from 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. daily. Those are the same gifted men who during the last five years created such a furore of excitement. in Boston. Pro- vidence, Hartford, New Haven, Bridge- port, and most all of the principal New England clflcs. Modern Miracles are daily por- formed by this new system of healing. Vitaopathy, the new method of treat lng disease by “animal magnetism." the science of healing the sick by the ‘laylng on of the hands." Some people thought that many of the wonderful cures performed by tho Vitaopathlc Healers in Red Men's llall this week wore nothing less than mir- aculous. We are assured. howaver. that more astonishing cures are being icrformcd daily in their private oili- "cs, where they have more time to enter into the details of difficult cases. Hero every case is carefully cxuinln— 1d, and if a cure is possible. you are is sure of it as you are of the sun ris- ng. it, however. you are beyond rc- .lcf. no amount of money would induce those healers to accept your case. it would require columns of space in this paper to publish the names and addresses of the many cases that invc reccivod treatment: from the .iamls of the Vitaopathic Healers. it scoms as if everybody who is for— unato enough to receive treatment is entirely cured or much benefited. Mrs. Sarah Kendall positively dc- ~lares that she had her sight restored 0 her in one week. after bc’ is blind it years. Experts on the by" .litd pru— iounccd llt'l' case helpless. Mrs. Martha Low had all arrange- uenis made to undergo an operation for tumor. Surgeons measurcd her ind said the tumor would \vcigh at cast 26 pounds. A lady fricnd induced ‘icr to call on tho Vltnoputhlcs before wing to tho hospital. After an ex- amination she was accepted as cura- blc. After receiving her fifth trcui. mcnt no trace of the tumor could be "ouud. Mrs. Susan llcpford had a largo not To rcmorcd from her neck in three lays, without the use of the knife or the loss of a drop of blood. Mrs. Dr. Stevens, well known ludy .lhysiclan. was stricken with paralysis Ihrco months ago. She was perfectly liclplcss and llt'f‘ night was almost «luau troyod. After receiving two weeks” trcatnient from tho Vitnopntlilcs sin- is now able to practice hcr profou- ilflfl again. Mrs. Augusta Mills came 17 miles o foil the Vltaopaihic licolcru that thcy hud curcd licr son and herself if what was supposed to be incurable list-uses of tho spine and ncrvous sys- tem one your ago. This fact rcuiulns undisputed. 'l‘hc zllt of loading is u powcr which but low mun possess. and like llic gift of oratory and music. it must remain in the posscsslou of but a few. A lady who had been suffering from inflammatory rhcumatlam for some time was helped on to the platform. in loss than live mlnutcu shc was ru- ilcvod of all paid and left rejoicing. Another lady. suffering from spinal disease. was assisted to ‘ihe platform. 'u a few minutes she was so relieved lint aim fairly cried for joy. A man reduced to a shite of com- plete helplessness froth pnrulyuiu‘ was thou Klvcn a few mlnutos' treatment and atirprlsml tlic uudlcncc by walking off the platform unassisted. A lady who liiul not placed lll't‘ hand others are to her head for seven ycaru without . screaming Willi alvcn a five minute Il‘t'llillll‘lll. She then raised her hand with case and placed it on top of Imr head, spilling with Joy. A man 77 years old had all the stiff. nous of age. as well an all his rheumat- lo pains. relieved in a few minutes’ time. , A lady who had been dour for ten years had her hearing restored in five minutes. A man who suffered four years from facial neuralgia was relieved of all pain in a moment of time. Many witnessed the public hcnllnus r in lied Mcn'a llail this week and were convinced by what the saw that the results obtained by t is wonderful system of healing diseases without the use of dangerous. lsonous medicines were truly nstonis I.” Now is your opportunity of testing to your entire satisfaction the most thorough and siiccesaful system of healing disease without dangerous medicines known to the world. it ulster: not what your disease is or your condition you are cordidll luvli ad to call at the Vitaopatliic postal ists‘ private office. Mahackuno Hotel. south Not-walk. before October lot. for has consultation and advise. Olin mu. 0 a. in. to I e. at. daily d Appendicitis It IS. caused. by ti to do big of the. bowel: and inter esp the di- tmtibn active. tileg sistmna’ch right, tliti bowels healthy and open with Beechams Pills Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and 25°. AMERICAN MISSIONARY BOARD. SEA'l‘Tle, Wash” so... 16.—~DeTe- gates to the American Missionary Board were in favor last night. of citb‘ or North Adams or Springfield, Mass. for the next meetin gplucc. these towns being in close moximity to Wil- ilamstown, whole in 1806, lb.» famous ”Haystack gathering was held, at which was planted the seed from which sprung the present board. Dr. Henry Hopkins, Viiievl'il‘csltlelit of the board. has been persuaded to stand for reelection now that the next meet- ing place will be tlicrc, as he is presi- dent of Williams College, at Williams- town. The centennial or the tiny- stack meeting will be observed next. year. FUNDS FOR EARTHQUAKE VIC- TIMS. ROME, Scpl. l5.~~’l‘ho German cm- peror has sent Foreign Minister 'l‘it.~ toni $2,000 for the Calabrla earthquake victims. King; Victor Emmanuel is continuing his trip through the strick- en towns. These Specials Are for Saturday and Monday Only VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, ......... 24c LB. PILLSBURY'S FLOUR, PER BAG. ................. 75:: 7 BARS OZONE SOAP. ..... 25c 2 PKGS. GRAPE NUTS, . . 25c A. STULL, 24 COTTAGE AVENUE,’ EAST NORWALK. CONN. WWO”WI DON‘T v 1 1 t t be always asking someone for 1 the right time «have a reliable 1 watch ofyour own. No matter 1 what your taste, your need, your 1 price. we can satisfy you. : ‘ 1 i d 1 4 t RNV Austin , JEWELER. 40 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn. lifl unis. Redford Street. Stamford. Will Reopen Wednesday. September 27th. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS. Coal. Coal. NO COMBINE OR TRUST PRICE! FOR US. WE ARE THE INDEPEN- DENT COAL DEALERS. GIVE US A CALL. WE GUARANTEE COAL AND PRICES TO BE SATISFAC- TORY. The Daniel Keogh tioal Co. Convlew Aw. East Norwalk. CI. TII. "5-3. ‘vvvvvvvvv‘vv'vvvvv'vvv “The Billiard” MODERN AND UP~TO.DATI. ACCOMMODATIONS GLASS. FIRST RATES VERY MODERATE. Joseph L. Waltz. PM Not”. ,. l'foiop one, m. 750 asket Josttor-r's ' n If. my. 30. "smelt the assures WHOM. Panel of 84 For Criminal Court. The following extra jurors were drawn by Sheriff Huwiey, yesterday, for next Tuesday, to serve at the trials in the superior criminal court, as the Butler murder case is to he tried. "the extra names were drawn before Judge John M. Thsyer. They are: Baikal—Patrick J. Garvin. Walter McGuire, B. Eastman, William Iii. Plait. Bridgeport - Thomas ~ Charles Hanson James Sears, John F. Clancy. ’ Danbury—lievl K. Mansfield Han- ford T. Whlte, Ira R. Wildinan. Eli- Jah Morris. Easton~Ambrose Marsh, Stephen D. Wheeler, Zahnon B. Wilson. Fnlilleldm'l‘homus G.1)ouchtield, W. Sunfoid Jonuings.1~iezekluh it. Elwood. HuntingtonwEdward S. Hawley, Charles (1. Burr, Frederick W. Beard. Monroov-John 1i. Hawkins, Fred W. 'Wheeler, Andrew 1}. Curtis. New li‘airtlold—«Iohn A .Wal'dron, Charles E, Vincent, Frank A. liner- am. , Nowtowu—Joslah B. Downs, Wilson M. Reynolds. James Eugen. Rcddlng - Daniel R. Warner, Charles Bronson, Emory P. Sanford. Ridgefleid-Jamos L. Burr, William Alonzo Stevens. Alexander Warner. Sherman - William E. Dutcher, Harrison Burch, George A. Barnes. TMII Superior Sirati’ordwwniiam lilamcy, Daniel C. Wood. George ll. thnh. ‘ Trumbull—Agar 8. Beach, Lorenzo N. Mallotte, Leonard Hawioy. Weston —— Charics R. Morehouso. lOrlando W. Andrews,~Horace C. Hurl- ut. Westport ——~ William H.13rudlcy, William 1i. Taylor, Robert W. Post. Wilton~~Scth 1.. (Truman George E. Taylor, Justus K. Raymond. ' These, with those previously select- ed, make a total panel of 64 jurors. BEST FOR CHILDREN. Mothers. be careful of the health of your children. Look out for Coughs. Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. Stop thorn in timc———()ne Minute Cough (‘uro is the best remedy. Harmless and lilt'asillil. Contains no opiates. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy ” -___._..... ..~—.—. .. STAMFORD OPERA~HOUSE RUMOR. Syndicate Said to Be After Property on Atlantic Street in That City. That. cfforts are. yet under way to give Stamford uu Opera House was a story iold today. it. was said that a syndicate, headed by l. M. Hoyt, mun- agcr of the Opcra ilouso dcstroycd by fire, is negotiating for the port: hasc oi propcily in Atlantic sticct, Slainfoid, and that there is a strong likelihood that the deal will go through. The property in qticstlon belongs to thc ltidabook estate, and is occupied at proscnt by Dr. 1. W. Munson. People who should know sonicthing about tho deal for tho Ridnbock prop- erty. when asked about it this attor- noon. expressed the belief that there was nothing in the story. Some. time ago the owners of the property were approached by prospective purchasers who bad the Opera llousc boc. Noth- lug came of the negotiations and they have not. according to reliable infor- mation. been renewed. ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPBIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle, Del. says: “I suffered for years with dyspepsia. used to have great distress and belching. I tried everything 1 could hear of, but nothing helped me until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50 cent bottle cured me completely." . For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. 11. Box- ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. " POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. Fltlli'l‘thl FATE 'l‘thltlll 1‘ ”Fighting It‘tf'ttc thou now spotlacu itll scenic production. which will up war at iloyt's 'l‘hcatic ncxt. Satur- day, Sept. ill, is said to ho a genuine tlirlilor and fairly bristling Willi odd scouic coiwcits and surprises. A pau~ oi'uiuic vlcw tho grandstand full of cxciti-d apt-cite tors watclilg ll groin race, is promised. while a View of thc bountiful "Grand Circle" nl Contra] Park entrance. with its inyrlails of olcctric lights showing the dazzling fronts of the brilliant cnfcs and Majestic ’l‘hcnlrc, tiic CH. liunbus monument. and subway sta- tions and rushing strcci curs, offers a background for a big mob scene. A giant derrick swinging (iiii‘ovcr the andlcncc. a wireless tclcgrnphy sla- tlou in full opcrutlon, said to illustrate the latest developments of this grout invention. are among the moat promi- III'III fculurou to be soon. while the lower part of New York will be pic- tured in tho tcncmcnt house scone. and the rondcvouu of the notorious “cadets.“ These pictures have been taken from the exact locality and the realism is said to be. surprising The stollur mic is played by lllilc Anna lilancko who will appear in dual roles. "Inriy" tho iockcy, and (lraco. the young heroine. The l-onbcru Stock company will upon a week's cugagomunt at lloyts Theatre. Monday owning. presenting Theodor.» Kramer's grontcnl curt-cur. "No Wedding Tli‘illi For llcr." 'l‘lu- llrst act till! this play shows a breaker in full operation and is a triumph of Muse mechanism. lictwccn the acts rcflucd vaudeville wtll lip luti'oducml. including the Millard llroa. cmnedy cycle urtl' ’s. Litrllos’ lbc tickets Moh- dny livt‘lilll‘z limited to 30. Scots on attic now. Matluecs Wednesday and Saturday. A OLIAII COMPLIXION AND amour IYII. in most cases a sailow Matched complexion and dull heavy c on are due to new digestion and an uuctlve liver. Orliio Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels and makes the complexion smooth and clear Urine Mxltlfd Fruit syrup does not nauseatc or grips and is mild and pleasant to take. lie- fuse substitutes. Sold by Plalsted’s Drug titers. ” snrrtsu susiscgrsdsto av cum. SHANGHAI, Sept. ibw'l‘he British vice-consul has gone to Question. near here, to incision the immediate ro- lsflo’ of a British subject who is hold as a sponsor there In the Chinese so. thought. i of tho rut-c truck with - AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’ S PATTERNS . . I .. Bunsen 8863011 This is Hire. Not from one section alone but from anywhere that a timely lot can be found to be sold at a pinched price. Pearl Button; good quality, special at ......... ...... . ....... .. do a dog. Good quality Plus it: a paper ero lluir Pins ..... .......... . .......... . .......2 papers fofrlo~ Fine quality Tooth Brushes ...... ....... . ............... loc' Moll Largo Jar of Petroleum Jelly ........ . .......... ...... 1th: “or Easting Cotton .......................................... . ..... 2c a spool Lailies' White Duck Wash Belts ................... ‘2 .......... 10¢ each ‘ Bone Ilnir Pins ......... . ....................... . .............. Be a dozen Largo bottle of Amoula ............. . .......................... So a bottle Children’s Fast lilack Ribbed 110st}, sizes, from f. to 9% ....... 10C I pair“ Children‘s Ribbed 'i‘au Hose, all sizes, ..... ............ 12I/ze a pair Indics' Fast Black Hose..................... 10¢ a pair; 3 pairs for 25¢ Ladlcs‘ Fast Black and Tan Lace Hose, regular 19c quality, special 15¢: a pr Ladlcs‘ Low Neck and Sicevclcss Vests, regular 15c quality, now. . .10c each Ladims' good quality Muslin Drawers, made with cambrick ruffling and hemetitching ...... at 25¢ a pair indics' Percale Wrappers, made of good quality pcrcaic, in all colors, regular price, 98c, special 750 each Ladies' Black Saloon Underskiris, mudo with dccp ruffle, special. . .. at 69:: Ladies’ Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests, special ................ So each . I I 83-85 Washington Street. “mew" .... E..- V...__........_....‘_...4_...._._ WAISTS ADVANCE FALL SHIPMENTS ARE HERE NOW AND MORE ARE COMING EVERY DAY. THE NEW EMBROIDERED WAISTS ARE EX- QUISITELY DAINTY AND ARE QUITE MODEST IN PRICE. EXCLAMA- TIONS OF ECSTACY GREET EVERY VIEW OF THEM. N. E. RYAN, . 86 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK. ___ . “.m,“ _.._..3 Great Clearance Sale Prices. 4x5x10 Inch Envelopes for 210 a. box, For Saturday NELéoN’s WE ARE NOW SHOWING A FULL LINE OF THE LATEST Ready-to-Wear-Hats FOR THE FA LL SEASON. 3. s. TILLOTSON, 86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. l. l'or Infants and Children." ' The Kind You liars Always Bought toll Itl'l V Pronioteslllgesllonflleerfub ness andllast. Contains settler orphan mrltlimai or Nanoo'rm. l\l \\.i.. Apalbci heniedy forties a handout Smith ns‘l‘m N "bf "“30““! m9 ID ass-announce Sula
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