still within o
Caucasian GRAY.
crass oustiri ’
not
W
, nitroglycerin.
\ .. ., , ,1“ . ,
For No‘rw‘iilk and vicinity: ‘Fair to-
night. ‘Fridgy‘p’i‘ti’tiyfoloiidx and prob-t
abiy,,iocai showers. Theories of high
pressure that was in .the, southwest
yesterday moraignhss unloved. north-
eastiuard acmforlne a long ridge elt~
tending from the central Mississippi
Valley to Nelelngiand. it. has pro-
duced clearing and cooler Weather in
the central and eastern sections dur-
ing the past 24 hours. A “disturbance
of considerable energy is central this
morning in thenorthern portion of the
Lake region. Conditions favor for this
vicinity. fair weather wth‘mld temper-
atures.
Yesterday was the last day of sum-
mer. ,
George H. Weed, of Ridgeiield. was
entertained by friends in Norwalk.
Sunday.
—~lnsurs your automobile. Taylor a
Golden.
A, meeting of Olive Branch Lodge,
No. 19, Knights of Phythlas, will meet
this evening.
John Mylod, of Water street, broke
the ligaments of his right thumb,
Tuesday morning.
rile w. c. 'r. U. will meet with ‘
M . RuthCockefur, 5 Day street.
r‘r day at 3 o'clock;
Mr. and Mrs.mCharlcs J. Poet, of
Chestnut street. spent Sunday with
friends in Watsrtown.
Washington Camp, Patl‘lotic Order
of the Sons of America, will hold a
regular meeting tonight. ,
Mrs. H. G. Ryder. of North Salem.
has been visiting relatives and friends
in South Norwalk and Stamford.
. Mr. and, Mrs. Charles B. Keelsr. of
Ridgetield. were guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Reed Flynn, in South Nor-
walk. Sunday.
George Holmes. of New York. . is
spending a few days with friends on
Belle island. where he resided for
several years. ‘
invitations are out for the golden
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. I). H. Miller.
ill Georgetown, to be held September
26. from 2 until 5.
Telegraph reports show that the
Furst Bismarck, on which Charles F.
Zeitfuse sailed for Europe. has arriv-
ed safely at her destination.
Neighbor Camp. No. 9294. Modern
Woodmen of America. will hold a reg~
ular meeting tomorrow evening in
Elks hall in South Main street.
The Trinity Naval Reserves will
hold a meeting tonight at Trinity
Church. to decide when to begin
drills and other important matters.
Miss May Inghsm. of Spring street. '
has taken a position as operator in
the South Norwalk office of the South-
ern New England Telephone Coti-
pany.
——Mr. William Patterson, a barbs
of New Canaan states: "Hair~All for
dandruff and failing hair is a wonder-
ful cure. For sale. Scheidler'a and
Pohiman's barber shops and all drug-
gists.
Charles J. i’eet. baggageman at the
eastbound South Norwalk railroad
station. tore his hand quite badly re-
cently bit a trunk. The injury has
been quite painful. but Is now im-
improving.
The contract for making the im-
provements lo the Fish Club's build-
ing in South Norwaik has been award-
ed to Lot-tile Gambia. The changes
will consist of the adding of a new
story and the building of a balcony.
Morris israol. brother to Abe ia~
rnci, of Washington street, has been
chosen a member of the Republican
city committee from the Twelfth As-
sembly district, New York, Mr. ills
rncl's name also appears in other
places on the ticket.
,_Wisheoialméalcmfi
Writing Paper
' equinox."
tine in M
‘ 'icia‘wbldnl‘f
sch uaal , ._
‘fersnedlp i “glib iiii
in some of the schools the
explained
e
.squinox is undaretasdingiy
by MGMM globes and charts.
Onrorsibotlt September 21. “our
midniiht of that date to midnight of
September 22, and at a corresponding
all. the ecliptic oil [idea
.. use sanitappears to»: '
cribs in the heavens, in
”men‘s. ‘
"The filfit‘
fit this 99“?” of
crosses abort I E“ sierra
'of intersection is termfid‘i‘hc’
equinoxiai point. or, the e uinox. be
cause at concomitant ts position
in relation to the sun. the earth. as it ,
reveivsaion'itaaaia, has exactly one-
half of its surface illuminated by the
sun‘s rum-“While the other half “‘I
mains in darkness, producing tile phe-
nomenon of-equai day and night all
over the world. .
At these two periods termed. respec- .
tively from ‘the'seaaons in whichthcy ,
occur the autumnal and verbal or
spring equinox. the sun rises about 6
o‘cltick in the Morning and said early
at that same hour in the events .
in‘the autumnal equinox the lean is
passing from the north to south. and
consequently from this period the days
in the northern hemisphere gradually I
shorten until on December 21 the win- |
riod they gradually lengthen to the ‘
spring equinox. on March 21,- when day
and night are again equal. The sun
then crosses the equator from sout
“north, and the days" continue to length-
en up to June 21. the summer solstice,
tfrom" which they diminish and" are .
{again equal with the nights at the au-
‘tumnai equinox on September 21. ’
As is well known. both theautumnai
and spring equinoxes are distinguish-
ed over the world by the atoms which
a... Clitiin, Gear
ter solstice is reached. from which pe- .
It to '
IAmnii I... Wesselis of. ale,
motion for Judgment for failure to '
, Atwood.” ii cats
on . can list ’31
ll civil. court tomorrow.
blows: , , , , ‘-
‘D.,;f.{reston Almond va.~ George E.
Ashley. Bldw dams, George R. Bai-
:, Carissa A. Barnum, tirifiP. Bar-
oi amnesty 1“. Bennett. Carroll
A. splinter. isaac 3.3mm). J. M-
rov Buck. Charles D. 'Burrlll Edward
W. Carter, Mary J. (inner. Arthur D.
, , Ht. Clark, Samuel Ii.
Crosaman. J a W. Drake. Frederick
G. Deane. George it. Doughty. Ruth
G Eaton, George S. tiller. Sarah El.
Al
e Darwin Keeier. Walter l.
slings. “Georg Konney. Adolph
Kuntz. Sarah Morris. Alfred H.
Noble, Daniel 0. Perkins, Robert D.
Pierce,. Mary, A. Out in . Milo B.
Richardson, John C. in mend Rob-
ert n itochi’ort. Kate R. smidt.
Charles F. Smith, Henrietta L. Stersel,
Robert E. Stevens. Henry B. White.‘
David N. Camp. Charles Dickenso‘n.
Hattie Pest, Nelson A. Pendieton.
hearing on demurrer in each case.
Other motions set down for hear-
ing in tomorrow's short calendar are:
Jan‘e L. Taylor vs. John J. Kouhoupt.
of. us. judgment for want of answer;
in. . Beecher, executor. va. Geo. 8.
Gregory. disclosure of defense of fore
closure; Wm. J. Beecher vs. Nora
O‘Connell, disclosure of defense or
foreclosure; Charles E. Griggs vs. J.
R. Johnson. for leave to file substitu-
.ted complaint; Hannah E. Wilson vs.
plaintiff's
Livin. Henry Gill, , amen L. Guild,
hart L. Hedge. lit'lslus Jackson, Er-
st Jones,
comply with order of court: Frank
Dames ct ux. vs. Lizzie Zimbie, inc--
tion for special bail; Patrick Collen-
der v‘s. Philip Mitchell, motion for.
special hail; Wm. B. Rider vs. Win.
1.. Elder, plaintiff's motion for judg-
i ,
The lliit _,
,prevaii at these seasons. The origin of 'mont for failure 10 60111915! With order
such. atmospheric commotions. hag of ‘court for answer; Belle Bradley vs.
never yet been very satisfactorily one bottle Wilmot, motion for further
plainOd. but is supposed to arise from
the united tidal action of the sun and
moon upon the atmosphere. '
DAUGHTERB OF SCOTIA.
Seventh Annual Grand Lodge Con-
vention Held in New London.
NEW LONDON. September 2i.—
About fifty delegates. representing
the circles of the Grand Lodge, of the
Daughters of Scotia of America and
Canada, gathered in this city yester-
day to attend the seventh annual
grand lodge cenventlon. The sessions
were held in Elks Hall. Grand Circle
Daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth McAilister.
of Chelsea. Mass. presided. Other
grand lodge officers present were:.
Sub-Grand Circle Daughter Mrs. Chris-
tina Robinson of Newark, N. J.; Past
Grand Circle Daughter. Mrs. Christina
Blackwood, of Paterson, N. J.; Grand
Chaplin, Mrs. Agnes Pedric, of New
Haven; Grand Financial and Record
ing Secretary. Mrs. Elisa C. Hender-
son. of Farmington. Conn; Grand
Treasurer, Miss Janet Duffies. of
Bridgeport; Grand Conductor. Mrs. M.
Cameron, of 'i‘orrlngton; Grand inside
Guardian. Mrs. Mary Gillespie. of New
Haven; Grand Outside Guardian. Miss
Annie Stewart. of New London.
The grand lodge officers read com-
plete reports.
The secretary's reports showed that
there is a membership of 768 in 17
eiricies, and that prospects are very
brought for growth in the coming
year. The finances were never better
In the seven years’ history of the
grand lodge.
The afternoon session was given ov-
cr to discussion of the adoption of a
grand lodge charter.
The election of officers was held
late in the session.
-
ITOP THAT COLD.
.ir it may result in pneumonia. Bra
sillan Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
to, 26. 500 and 81.00 bottles. The Clif.
lord. Baxter's and Plaiated's. “
_..—.—-
WANTED iN NEW HAVEN.
Missionary Arrested in New York
Charged With Grand Larceny.
. NEW YORK, September Zir-fl'liobert
W; Hume. sand to be a well known
missionary of New Haven, Conn.. was
arrested yesterday, on a charge of
grand, larceny. He was arraigned in
the Jefferson Market police court he-
i'cre Magistrate Jones. who discharged
the prisoner for lack of evidence. Last
;night..fluine was again arrested. this
“time on a charge of being a fugitive
from justice.
Word was received at police head-
quarters in New. York from Captain
of Detectives Cowlsll that Home was
wanted in New Haven for grand lar-
ceny. The second nrrcst then fol.
lowed. in giving his pedigree, Hume
said he Was born in india.
,' W I
. T0 ”ill-OAT ‘oar'rLssHip ivii.
.. KADA
TDKIOpSsbt.‘21.-AI powerful pump
Me PAPER . ........... 10‘; has arrived at Sancho from Port Ar~
thur, to housed in floating the battle
36c PAPER ...... 16c ship Mlkasa, Allnilrnl Togo'ili flagship.
which was scenty sunk w th great
40° PAPER ‘ """" 29° loss of liter it is expected to repeat
go. puma .. ...... 25° the Milton. within three months.
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNES-
DAY ONLY.
IOUVINIR CARDS.
neural. ALsuins.
MITGOMT Lipid r
,v c. ,, 3. ,i
Best. Meats Obtain-
abie at the Low-
Publle Market
as «m MAIN s‘ri‘t's‘s‘r.
est Mark“ P1109!
“it
Mrs. Sequels-H understand your hus-
band can‘t meet his creditors.
Mrs. Equal-4 don't believe he par-
ticularly wants few—Judy,
WW
Letter to Taylor A Golden.
South Norwalk.
.Deilr Sira: The whitest white
lot in Davao. The whitest white
. is on the Sound and the whitest
white ships on the son are painted
Doves.
Mrs. Ji 0. Clark's is the whitest
white house in inurens. S. 0. Law-
yer Simpson. of spartansburg, B. 0..
happened to see it, and wanted to
know what paint it was painted with:
it was Dome. of course.
A white house ought. to be white.
not gray. if‘ on want yours grey,
you can have t. without false paint
and shortmeasure.
'rii. nix
measure paint is Deuce.
)
i
I
I
e paint is Doves: the full“
‘bonds for prosecution; Mary Dupont
st. Theodore Manse, Sn, motion for
further bonds for prosecution; Town I
of Westport, ex rel. Adolph Krause vs.
Hezekiah Allen. et also plaintiff's BIO'
tion to cite in George B. Smith as a
coalefcndant; Vclvencrry Button vs.
Caroline M. Button, motion for fur-
ther bonds for prosecution; Ksanery
Japuszklswicz vs. Fraternal Aid Soci-
ety of St. Stanislaus. motion for fur-
ther bonds for prosecution; Elisabeth
Lavcry vs. Edward imvery, motion for
further bonds for prosecution; George
Nordling vs. Masseleu Troba. ct ux..
Judgment for want or answer: State
very et al. motion for furthennbonds
for prosecutlom Augusta A. Miller vs.
Frederick Kemper, administrator,‘et
als.. foreclosin'e; Jesse A. Stewart vs.
Leonardo Mainertl. motion for fur
ther bonds for prosecution; Charles
complaint from files. and motion for
new bonds; Henrietta Stuart. oi al. vs.
Salvatore Di Giovanni et us, defen-
dant's motion for new trial.
'-
MEN PAST'SIXTY lN DANGER.
More than half of mankind over six-
t years of age suffer from kidne and
badder disorders. usually on ergo
ment of prostrate gland. The is both
painful and dangerous. and Foley's
Kidney Cure should be ink-mu at the
first sign of danger, as it corrects ir-
regularities and has cured many old
men of this disease. Mr. Rodney Bur-
nett, Rock Port. Mo., writcs: “l stif-
fered with enlarged prostrate and kid-
ney trouble for years and after taking
two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure,
i feel better than i have for twenty
years. although i am now 91 years
old." Sold by Plaisted's Drug Store. "
FIRST 0. H. A38 WILL HOLD RE“
UNION.
Companies i, B and the Band Will
Meet at Bridgeport.
The thirty-sixth ‘annuai reunion of
Companies i. B and the band of tin.-
First. Connecticut Heavy Artillery will
be held in the Atlantic House, Bridge-
port, on Wednesday. October ii. The
business meeting will be held at noon
and the dinner will follow.
The committee in charge is Frank
Miller, Major W. F. Osborne. Henry E.
Hotcilklss. Albert. Sperry and E. W.
Peck. At the reunion plans for a meet-
ing at. Fort‘iiy'on, Virginia. at some
date In the future, will be considered.
IIGT'FOR CHILDREN.
Mothers. be careful of the health of
your children. Look out for Coughs,
Guide. Group and Whooping Cough.
Stop them in time—’0ne Minute Cough
Ours is the beat remedy. Harmless
and pleasant. Contains no opiates.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy "
SEAWEED SAVED POTATO CROP.
Farmer's Pied That Natural Fertilisers
Kept Not From the ”Toners.
While 'r'ot. due to the rainy weather.
has ruined the potato crop generally
throughout the state. farmers along
long island Soundreport an abundant
crop. They say, that the use of sea-
wocd as a fertiliser has saved their
crops by rendering the potatoes im-
mune to the rat that has spoiled those
whitiland. it is! said "thatia- Gales
erry farmer made thoidiscovei'y last
year that perfectly sound potatoes
were assured by preparing the land
with a generous dressing, of salt grass-
es. that the secretwas’ discovered by
his farmhsnds. and that most. of the
fat-mercantile coast have profited this
summer by his experience.
nor-Jam), abusansura
ran Pitfall! OF HONOR.
in the presentation of The Price of
Honor. at Hoyt’s Theatre. last night.
the Fenberg Company did the best
.work of the week, each member show-
ing niarlied improvement. Beatrice
Robinson. as Annie Merville and Hal‘-
ry English as Tom Elliott displayed
much: artistic ability.
parts were taken care of by Humor
Mnllaney. The specialties by Fran-
kie Partrid c. The Mallard Bros. and
Homer Mill aney were highly pleasing
ex rel. Elizabeth Lavery vs. Hugh La- ;
Harris Vs. Warren H. Taylor, defen- ‘
dant's motion to strike amendment of i
, of Norwallt Will" hold a session in the
The comedy P
y.
toilets.
The inhabitants. Iasai voters. of the
Town of Norwalk, are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing wili’betbeid in the Town Hall:
Wall street. Monday. Bontcmbcr 25th.
1005. It'll o’diocit ln‘tho evening. for
the following purposes. to wit:
1. To hear theannual reports of
the town officers. and to take action
thereon. “ , , ‘ i
2. To authorise the payment of a
bill of .45 presented ‘for services by
the committee appointed April taint
1905; to investigate the matter of sup-
plying rcnt to the outside poor,
3. To make an appropriation of
money from the town treasury. if
deemed advisable, for the improve.
ment' of. the public highways, with the
aid of the state. under the statute
law of the state relating to the im-
provement of public highways.
Dated at Norwalk. this 20th day of
September. 1906. -'
JOHN DEVINE.
ALFRED AVISON,
‘ JAMES A. BROWN.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
H'—
“i“‘cmu
i . .'
“The Cliiliild”
MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST
CLA8
W..—i»
I
RATES vsav MODERATE.
,,,,<.IO§ei;>h L. Waltz.
Pro rleior.
Tsiep one, 398. ,
I link Vanna
PureSplingWaln
The celebrated Varuua Spring Wa-
'er is now on sale at the stores of F.
in. Lawum it 00. Endorsed and
lrecommondeii by leading physicians.
iAnaiyzed by Prof; Smith, of Yale.
‘5. GAL. DEMiJOHN ............ soc
CASE, 6 BOTTLES ............ 50c
The finest table water on the mar-
ket. .
illustrated Catalogue free upon ap-
pllcatlon.
an...
Admission of Electors !
Notice is hereby given that the Be-
lectmen and Town Clerk of the Town
town court room. Wall street, in the
city of Norwalk, for the purpose of
examining the qualifications of. anti
admitting to the cli-rtor's oath, those
persons who shall be found so quali-
fied. Saturday, the 23d day of Septem—
ber. 1005. from 9 o‘clock in tho fore-
noon until 7 o‘clock Iii the afternoon.
unless all on the list "to be made"
shall have been admitted or rejected
before that time,
Dated at Norwalk. this 19th day of
September. 1905,
JOHN iiiiiViNE,
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES A. liitOWN.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
i-ildltiiidit'i‘ it. SMITH.
al9-23 Town Clerk.
per
m7
ULXR AMusEMsnrs.‘
novr's THEATRE.
HOYT'B THEATRE.
Week. starting
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18.
Matinses Wednesday and
. Saturday.
FenbergStock 90.
N (Western),,' ’
Prercnting all the latest ‘ ‘
MELO-DRAMA'I lC GUCCEBEEO.
HIGH OLABI VAUDEVILLE
including the CYCLING mistakes.
NIPERTOIRE:
Thurs
day wastes
More To Be
Friday evening
Saturday matinee. . . .The . Price
Honor. I
Saturday evening
For His Brother's Grime
MCI. i 10. 20 AND 300
Laoiu’ 10¢ Tickets.
ri‘ilél'r‘nh.‘ bééfdea
.Broken Hear;
Monday, limited
‘0 300. i .
Boots on sale Thursday. Sept. 14th.
Gob tli natas' iteiswhlte unfair, to Tonightihseompanywilipre-
massage. a 4': , t in?” “v: .: , To Be Failed This Scors-
:14 a ’3ka . I‘ll: CO. “1 1. .: .Qwi ‘ ‘ _,
12 . ' -
r. s.--c. iii Dow. souls Norwalki usesur analysts or vaults.
wbdugc It“ W‘Gfiwfira‘l’kfi NEW ‘1 filinufldwt. Mtg—nitrite:
. e " . psi-Grate crass, o -
surpaIat. ,,' ',‘ .. g * ”ligament-assorted. -'
i.
Just been added to the South ‘Norwaik
Isv‘ ty column, by, pm Added to
mo. Norwalk Library.
About 10 new luVsnilc books have
Public Library. The‘list‘is composed »
of 'thol’belt standard fiction for boys
and girls. Some of them replace
copies of the same books which have
been worn out. The following is a
until late list:
ABlng'i‘, Jacob ~-
" rauconia Stories, 5 Vols.
AESOP
Fables.
ALCOTT. L. M.
Little Man.
Little Women.
Old Fashioned Girl.
Under the Lilacs.
Jack and Jill.
' HI ’it
has
NT FOR
Between, Stool Time it Hate.
Not from one section alone, but fronranywliere that a timely lot cauhe
found to be sold at n pinched price.
_....,
iillght Cousins. l’ouri Button. good quality. special at ............ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3s a dos.
Rose ill Bloom. - . ,
ALDEN, W. 1.1. Good quality Pins. .......... . ............ . ...... to a paper.
Cruise 01' the Canoe'Ciub. ‘ ‘
Moral Pirates. Wire l‘IairPIns ...................... . . ............ 2 paper; for is
BAYLOR, F. C. . .
Juan and Juanita. Filip, quality Tooth Brushes ........................ . ............ 10¢ each
BLACK, WILLIAM
Four Mncnicois. Largo Jar of.” l’igtroleum Jelly ................................... 10¢ a jar
COOIJDGE, Susan T"
Eycbright.‘ - Busting Cotton ......................... ‘ ....... . . . . ............ 2c a spool.
CRAIK, Dinah Mulock . .
Adventures of u Brownie. Lndles’ Willie Duck Wash Ilolts .................................. 10¢ each
Little Lame Prince. '
‘ J ‘ . . ‘
DF p 1252;; ng‘mwémmc. Bone iiair Pins ..................... . ....... . .................. as a dozen
mmldl'ltxitrfiions by lthcad Brothers. - Large bottle of Anionla ........................................ 5s a bottle
Polly Cologne.
: Goss, w, L. Children's Fast Bluclf Ribbed Hose, sizes, from it to 9% ....... 10¢ a pair
.ied. .
Tom CIIIIOH' Children's Ribbed Tull Hose, all sizes, ......... . . . .. ....... -. 12i/2c split-
Jack Alden. ‘ '
Gltillviane Navy. Ladies' Fast Black Hose ..................... 10¢ a pair; 3 pairs for 250
Fairy Tales, new translation with
choice illustrations.
GRINNELL, G. B.
Jack Among the indians.
Ladles' Fast Black and Tan Lace Hose. regular lilo quality, special 15c a pr
Lnillcs' Low Neck and Sleeveless Vests, regular 15c quality, new. . .10c each
HALE. Lucretia P.
Last of the Petorklns.
M HALEY, Mary Roosevelt
Ladics’ good quality Muslin Drawers, made with cambrick rllffling and
DEIDSIIICIlIilg: ..... at 25¢ a pair
Dornflcld Summer.
lRViNG, F. ii.
Six Girls.
JAMIESON, o. v.
quality pcrcalc, in all colors.
Lodlcs' Percale Wrappers, made of good
. regular price. 98c, special 75¢ each
14ml! .lline. LIHIICS' Black Sateen Undersklrts, made with deep ruffle, special.... at 68c.
'l‘oflicite’s i'hilap.
JLWET p, Sarah 0' Ladics' Low Neck and Short Sleeve Vests, special ....... .. So each
iietiy Leicester.
liotty [semester's Christmas.
LANG, Andrew, editor
Blue Fairy Book.
. Crimson Fairy Book.
Grey Fairy Book.)
Red Fairy Book.
Violet Fairy Book.
LINCOLN. Jeanie Gould
An Unwilling Maid.
LONGHIBAD, F. H.
Abandoned Claim.
MARIE. H. W.. editor
Fairy Tales Every Child
Know. .
MACKIE, Pauline 8.
Yo layttie Salem Mattie.
MOLESWORTH, Mrs.
Grandmother Dear.
Two Little Waits.
MUNROB, Kirk
Canoemates.
rrick Sterling.
hrongh Swamp and Glade.
With Crockett and Bowie.
OTiS, James
Toby Tyler. ‘
Mr. Stubb'il Brother.
PENDLETON. Louis
King Tom and. the Runaways.
PHELPS, Elizabeth Stuart
Gypsy Breynton.
Gypsy's Cousin Joy.
Gypsy‘s Sowing and Reaping.
Gypsy's Year at the Golden Cres-
cent.
SEAWELL. Molly Elliott
Little Jarvis.
STODDARD. William 0.
Little Slnokc.
Talking waves.
White Cave.
THACKERAY, William M.
Rose and the Ring.
THANET, Octave. pseud.
We All.
THOMPSON. A. it.
Golii~Socklng on the Dalton Trail.
TROWBRIImIG, .I. 'I‘.
Chalice for Himself.
Doing ills Bust.
Young Surveyor.
YOIlNGS, Charlotte M.
Daisy Chain.
Pillars of the House, 2 Vols.
The Trial.
83-85 Wahhing‘ton Street.
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.
WE ARE NOW SHOWING A FU LL LINE OF THE LATEST
Ready-to-Wear-Hats
FOR THE FA LL SEASON.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
85v WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN:
Should
,._. ‘ .. .. ?_ .,,_,.,.
,_
nae-4—
CAsTOR IA
ho: Insat- and chosen. .
Till Kill You lint Alvin lurid
Beats the
signature of
‘ ‘ Kin Alfonso today signed a treaty of
MOON GROWS WHIBKERS.
‘ "A W ‘ ‘ ~s I . ‘ , l .
Glalltisd to mm the Weekly Crop u _=afisroii. Irv fonii. ji'IIOViiliiliCi: AND Ati. rlir. tritium
. It on. Pub. " ,j , ‘ > ”COOKING scuoots use no strontium.
There are harvest moons for all
sorts of crops so it has been ulldor~
stmld. hilt the latest crop claimed to
be effected by the lunar rays is the
whisker crop. according to the story.
of a man from the rural districts inf-
,one of the local barber shops a few?“
days agm’ ‘ ,
As heentdred the shop and took his
place -in the chair he rusfuliy felt of
the growth that. adorned his face and
”said. "darn the. moon, i had to get.
shaved twice this weeki"
"What’s the moon go, to do 1with '
your getting chaired?" the harbor in- .
it. ‘ “
Inqulrcd. '
"Why it's got all to do with
When the moon is only quarter fiili i .
don't-hare tor-have batches in weak. ‘ r
“As lingets half full 1 had ought to
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i ' R AN G E S.
BECAUSE they respond quickly to every wish of the ,_
cook and have all of the modern points of construction ,
mPcrfcct Damper, choice of Grates easily interchsn e-
abic). large Broiler Door. large As Pan. rcmrlva is
N' Aral Parts. perfectly op rating Hub Oven indicator;
, as well as msEy other distinctive featum‘
1‘
which belong. o the HUB alone. giving them , '
' tile‘weil- ’arne‘d name of being the «‘
1mm naps are" assoc.
lien iii your item our ndi'nma
li'l i‘plm (iron or (I u
mlrrrtmw lion v.
A. . COLLINS ‘.
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shave at is t once in five days and .. 0MPANY,
when it is f ii, getting shaved twice . , . MI in St.
a week don‘tkesp my face clean. Darn . ' 1“ ,0- 3 .,
it. and. it costs 102~centil each. Itiinii.» " South Norwalk.
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"That no?" queried the barber as he
lookad. to see whether the magma
criticising niong'towardsg ’ can lth
of the moon. but as he app are ,ail
right be satisfied himself with a, wish
that the moon would asst! full all the,
time and‘hslp business along it itself
the effect the customer claimed; for it.
”station; surnames
1- r .;;..=»e~.;
"rift"
«transmits: ’y tomtiiii- saw?
, AGO
cosmos orrsniso locus "some time on the charge of ”er
‘ es abated worthless checks. Thence:
tic urge against him is that“ Of!
‘ "NEWJ‘HAVDN. septéi’niiei 21.~«ltob c g
a bogus check for payment“.,
It.
granitiarcany. and, who was later die ! house tiers, Hume, it is 7 tif“? ,
well known missionary. to in is. a crest out of a collate» in, “a
ert‘ w. Hume, who was arrested in in:
New York last night, on the charge of small hill at a well known turn!
ishsrssiiaitil it ital-rested. is the sen missionary work for a tiller
'of‘illdflrd'fi. tithe, of this city‘s svelte .ltla undisaobertib.
general arbitra Young llama. according to the police Home probably will be tire
Be ‘ til-pigtails: been wanted hm for New Karen tomorrow. ,
tion between Spain and
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Norwalk Chronicler