' [E CREAM "AND H CANDY d . l I. WASHINGTON IT. . In t ‘ News Notes. Bale 'omen‘a vests at Boston Store. - tad. Popu ‘ ’ ll display of autumn ribbons _ See ad. lilnd the right kind of fall losers A: Stevens. t-iialelladiee. Apply You clothes .- a Krlegerj“: it“ Willitgil‘obey is at the Norwalk H. , Hospita ‘tr treatment for injury to one of - places. spinpointing.saute in ladies' and chil- [livll’B untrwear ’for fall and winter at 15c at: K. Bank‘s. . John minim-once has had a tele- glad to his residence, at 65 'The call is 175-2. ' lElgin Creamery Butter, :iew York Grocery Co. See ad. for o r bargains. set of football goods. pants. b i and sweater, for $134.. at Coleman 'l‘he :tnford gas shell? will help you grefit when you are short of time. sale by Horace R. Nash. Ex-Ma ‘t and Mrs. \Vllliatn 3. Hub .boll, of ‘lth Norwalk. have taken a suite of mus at the Hotel Clifford. Mrs, fitrge ii. .Buxton and Miss Lydia Sdtr. of Nodwalk, are spending the day, The :4)“ co has arrived ilrother , wharf. A car” of scrap iron has arrived on a bgle for the Norwulk iron Works. :. _ The t; ion for pears is about over. rDibhlo has some nice (tilt-38, go tfor canning. at title a has not. .' ‘ ' by Rev. omilly R. Hutu- phrles. r or of 'l‘r nity church. was printed int New York paper yester gliW- .4 i ~ The com of common pious come-s in tomorro with a jury. The jury nit-u attmm‘ned from Nnrwulk are. W. S. ilanford n'd Samuel W. Hoyt; from llarieli. C ties A, Bates and Clarence i-Z. Scoiiel A bank acount promotes credit. es- tablishes jrnponsibilily and results ill security. bu can safely and woven» lently bani with the South Norwalk Savings Bait. Four per cent inter- est paid. ' But-kinghtn Woman’s Relief Corps will entertrl the Grand Divisions. Sons of Tupcrancc on Connoctlmtt at dinner an supper on Thursday, Oc- tober 26m no not. on October 4th. as has been sited. 'i‘here wa:danclng at Roton Point. Saturday hint. the hotel being open. ed for this ullerJBC. Low's orchestra furnished mile, and a number of “peo- ple partlcipa-d in tho pastime. Yes- terday there are a number of vinitors at the Point. (,ttu-kt-noe taytnakcrs are planning a hilt limo fouhis eVentng. They will lllll’i‘ as ihcllgueeis on tilts occasion the members ' Cockcnoc 'i‘rtbc. Ralph liootil. a Neil Haven tuttertaihor, will be m-csuut ad retrcslnnents will be Beryl-d. ~ «WantedMVomon. fast sewers fol alteration dep. H. Kt‘leizcr Co. The Woman Guild of Grace Pur- iuh will hold It first taunting for thlll your at the Rotary, mutt Wednesday uttcrnoon at. 3:0. All members of ..v (iuildwali perms interested in lilo work of the mild-«are naked to be present. linrry it. liter. Hartford; John iiaydock, Janie Slater. 'I‘. Helttiln, W. Illi'l. hi. (i. nght. W. Seymour, Mr. lliiil Mrs. L. iiowick. ti. ‘Hilll. J. Bell. ii. ti. .ltmmorlu, Mr. Jameson Mau- vllle, William limeson. Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. Connor. Jnh‘n Grillln. Mrs. John (lrititn. John idldmmona. New York: U. l". liorbolt. ltrl Cheatcrz; Edward hieulley, Grommet); H. (i, Ward. M. R. Mallory. W. '. Autirowufiiianlmry: M. J. Pit-rec, .J. t. Kelley. W. F. Mor- null. iloutonz i'Itwln H. l’ot‘llon 'l'otn 'rlngton; Mr. ant Mrs. .lohn Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. (J. l. Martin. .It‘t‘ney titty. Mr. and Mrs. 0. ti. Wood. Springfield; Mints Alton. Daltmoro: ii. J. Iltpphe. Mortden: Chart. Cotton, (lrocnport. 1.. 1.; William Holly and Mr». itolly. Brooklyn; F. ‘8. Auderuon. Wtuchtw 'ter. Va: Mr. and Mrs. it. ll. Sawyer. ‘New Hovat: Mm Florence Mend. south Norwalk; C A. Heart. (neveland. Ohio. Were II; th- liotel titliinrd re coolly. New York city. so Blank with a cargo at at Raymond Wm The itstrdssd‘tapa. i not consider- ably embarruued to discover that i “am engaged to hurry oth the (lake and the count." "new it it your moth» or, in jumpin not buy more than tthe .... wants. that Because it is cheapt"wufe. 0n ill 0 ion“ thrill to ALWA tilt in. you earn TILL'THA t DY T I RICH FLAVOR. AUTOMOIILI iN AN we won. IgND you.“ ' ‘ TAYIOROMIDBN. K. OF 6. BAZAAR, All Arrangements Are Now Complete and a Very auccoutul Function ._._ . Expected. ' All arranhenlents have been com» plated for the great second annual banner of Catholic Union Council. Knights of Columbus. which will be held at the Catholic Club house in West avenue. Friday and Saturday evenings at this week and Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week. ‘ There will be a change of program each evening and very elaborate pre- paration have been made for the (Went. One of the features will be free dancing on each evening of the bazaar. Admission to the club house will be only fifteen cents. ----r--—--—-- OBITUARY NOTES. MISS ELIZA ROBINSON. Miss Eliza Robinson, sister of ,Dr. J. W. Robinson, 01’ the Fitch‘s Sol- diers' Home, Noroton. died Saturday at Dr. Fitch's Sanitarium. Darten, aged seventy-three years. The remains were taken to Brooklyn for funeral and interment. INFANT RYAN. ‘ The death of an infant child ’of,,Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ryan occurred yes- terday, at the family home in Ely avenue. The child was four months of lug. the interment being in St. Mary’s Cemetery. . lNi‘.tN'l‘ HERMAN. The death of Frank Herman. in- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Her- man, of Hoyt street, occurred yester- day at the family home. The funeral was held at 8:30 o'clock tilts morn- ing. The interment was in Pine island. FUNERAL OF‘ A. J. KEISLER. The funeral of the late Andrew J. Keisier was held on Sunday at 2:30 o'clock, from his late residence, 7 Day street. Rev. H, B. Carpenter. pastor of the South Norwalk Baptist Church, omcintod. The funeral was attended by a large delegation of members of Douglas Fowler Post. G. A. R.. of which the deceased was a valued ment- ber. Members of the organization act- ed as pail bearers. 'l‘he interment was in Union Cemetery, Norwnllt. FUNERALQOF E. A, WOODWARD. The funeral of Illl; late Elbtrt A. Woodward will be held tomorrow. Tuesday. afternoon at 3 o'clock. from the family residence in North Main street. Rev. James ilenton Werner. rector of Grace Church, Norwaik. will ofilciate. FUNERAL 01“ MRS. BURKE: The funeral of Mrs. Svante Burke took place yesterday afternoon at 3 p. m.. from her late residence, 266 East avenue. The interment was in East Norwalk cemetery. PHILATHEA CLASS SUPPER. , 'i‘he Phllnlhea Clans ol' the South Norwalk Baptist Church is planning to give a dollar experience social and supper at the home ot‘ Mrs. Albert l). li'ilol'lznn, till ;:.":_ Si. .11 re”, on Wednesday i' «north, “at - 6:30 p, m. Each memht ot’ ilil‘ i'liih‘s» 3... wood $3 and will all to . '»lw il'l it A good time i: I“ . . i 'llt! will be some ‘ , my» one brought be in la... - VETERANS MAY H v ' . a R. Commander .1. u .' . alor ,Vlt'o Commander at. .‘x toll and Junior \'-‘ . m lea llcnnetl of Hm. I", ' '1. of Norwnik, w:ll attend the nuntiag of Douglas Fowttv "out, of South Nnr~ walk. this evening. and bring up a pm position for a jutm ritll‘ of tar- in Posts at the arrow ~ l'ulI' near lulu: “What are the pv p. t terest about. New ‘. ’ ‘lfltt'ii of in ”You'll have in .. . ‘i ‘ranmtr. I'VO llVOtI llt‘i'til I i ‘, ~it. tnmv," ———Judge. l’riuont-rmtlomi m but ‘ How in your honor it. moral Judgcw'l‘hai's not i 't‘ . How's ytmraluilievoln 1' ' - A 'd D' ' i' vat lsptdss. DY N Paying Your ' Bills with Check FREE TO DEPOSITORO IN THE GENERAL BANKING DEPT. no South Norwaik Trust Co. w...— coumm' in Football Goods Paulo. lull Inventor For, $1.25 céhlnnnwn , ii . 5 “a,“ age. The funeral was held this morn- . NIAT CH ECKJOOKB FURNISHED THE RIGHT KIND OF CLOTHES. ,VALUEC HID, APPEARACNI AND KIND OF CLOTHES «.50 To 925 THE." sum smote Some people may think il a difference. grade. L33.“ :2. . RIGHT. AND AREIBOLD AT THE RIGHT PRICE; WHAT MAN WHO WHETHER YOU'RE READY TO BUY NOW. OR NOT. WE WANT YOU TO COME IN AND CE! OUR LINED OF RIGHT FALL CLOTHES. YOU'LL FIND THE STYLEC‘RIOHTi LONG LOOSE MODEL COATC, FULL-HIP TROUBERC; CMARTLY DESIGNED: PERFECT FITTING. THE- NEW CRAY SHADES IN WIDE WALE WORSTEDB. GRAY MIXTUREC AND PATTERNS, AS WELL AS FAST BLACK AND BLUE WORSTEDS AND THI BETS. OUR GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. FALL HATS, TO/P COATS. RAINCOATS AND FURNISHINGS TO. MATCH OUR FALL CLOTHES IN STYLE AND SATISFACTION. if you will insist on having grain from our place. you will get good old clean ”outs of the best if your animal could speak you would learn that he would not be satisfied with anything else. You may destroy the good health and appearance of your: horse by a little indifference regarding his food. ,Buy Oats Thais Clean. and . Initiate Syringes We have Just received A large assortment of water bottles and fountain syringel, that were we ed by salesmen as samples. These goods are somewhat loll- ed. but quality is not injured. THAT FIT RIOHT AND WEAR Money noesurr WANT THAT. See them in the window. the Olliford Pharmacy THE TRESORIPTION STORE TIL. CAI-L 1“ WM.” Maples it Goldsohmidt Go. Uncommon.) toaatsstoa storms. Danton In Stocks. Bonds, Grain and Gallon. Inn: A Got-hm Ilook. no. Norwnlk. Ann OR DOU BLE-BREASTED, WITH a . ...”.-. .,._.._ m.» ....._. .._...» .. TODAY I N WALL STREET WALL STREET, 10:10 a. I'm-“ODOR- lng prices wore a small fraction higher than Saturday with only a few excep- tions. The principal gains were amongst the specialties. Delaware & Hudson rose 2: Linseed, U_ S. Rubber and Metropolitan Street Railway large fractions. WALL STREET, noon.—-ch0rt was circulated of an engagement of gold in London for shipment to New York and call loans were quoted below six per cent. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific were posited up a point. but the general market made only a mod- erate response and prices slipped back again. A heavy demand developed for Chesapeake & Ohio just before noon. ilouds \vm'e steady. that oats are oats. but there MANUEL T. HATCH. I, wilful.) STREET. 1 p. lll.’A long When you think of grain / A“ In 0 o acure leCkil monopolized the . . t . [\l , , . v . think 01 Hatch. \ (”1 mile and forged stuniily upwards. ml" the usually active list was neglect- ct. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. ' Report over the private wires of the Maples & (ioidschmldt (3.0.. Com» ., .._._,,.., "t w, , ,0..- . .._...“ W mission Brokers, Swartz & Corbett Block, South Norwnik. Telephone 153. - MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL finial Col)“. 84% 8474‘. 845d 84% ._ . Ill 7 & ‘ (‘0 (IF/é 37% 37 3735'. . ‘- OPENS OCT 4 . .Am C & r‘ of 100 100/ too too . . o n Alli Cut Oil 31% 32% ill 31% . , . Am LOCO 5-I 54% 531/; 53% Classes m I 3;" Am Smelt tee l‘lti'tt. 126 may: An) Sugar HO HO 139W lid I 4 .\ 'l‘ 8: 5 Fe Dill/i. 90b6,, out. you Bookkeepmg. .Telegraphy. , . " . ii to 0 l0 “3% ”3‘4“; “21/4 1131;; Shorthand, Mechamcal Drawmg, nan-n n r 72a m. m. m. , ((lihl‘s & Olllfl 587$; 59% 58'”, 59‘s; . . o ’ ‘i & N \\" 216V 217 Illi‘l’ 31" Typewntmg, Enghsh Branches. m. ... w... gut. 2.... a}; it... - cu in u at r is: ism is: 132%. . ct ‘ m -:» w .. A corps of excellent teachers. up-to-date methods. and a well- (‘31 gufihl 438“ 3:33: 32;“ 33“ a ointed school are Con Gas 1871a my nor may. PP ‘ - gait & liud 213 213 J 21s2 21s - - - ‘r e 50% 507. 501,4 503;. Mernll SpOClfllthS. one m of see. 821.: 321,: also ' (ion Eiec 182 182 182‘. 182 ' I I Central 13”.!" 18" IV"? 183 e k. m .. t - Send for Catalogue and Enrollm nt Blan ,“m, 1,, M3,, 155%.. ”,5,“ 165,; 1...... . . ' i an rattan luau 165V; Ilium 155%; M. A. MERRILL. Principal South Norwalk. Conn. M... m Ry 12mg 12614. 1251,. 13..., ......MW. ...m.-...--.. -... . .-.-- - ...m Mex (Jeni 24.3,, 24% 2“,; gm BRITISH AND FRENCH sAILoss. rines, abolition of mania and sails.eic.. M K it 'I‘ 34% 34v. and are instances of French alertness to M" l'ilt‘lflc lilli 106M. 105% 106 Methods in the Navies of the Two seize an idea from which John Bull ”MIN!“ ”'54 47% 47% 471/; Countries Contrnted. recalls with bovine determination— N, \ 0“"er 150% 150% 150% A... l The navlcs of France and England lmulon Chronicle. 5"” 5* WW“ 3“ 80% 86 86% we scarcely met for 40 years, anti ——-—»—«- (in! it Went 55% 5mg 55% 557;. 't r the last 20 politeness rather than "What are you doing-mnklug I’M MI!“ 45 iii it» 46 II in"! , as marked their intercourse. jokes?” , l’onn R if. “4% 144% ”Nil “Nil T The the curtain of reserve in “'l‘hey’reali written. Now l'm blunt- “‘0 ”a“ It“. till 104 104 , ' it in interesting to contrast lug the liolnta, no that they will be “Willi": 123m 12455123.. Hoyt. 'JOOODO do oi’dhe two services. woof-«Judge. ’ “W"! It“ I" 95% 95% 95% 95% he in both fleets exists solely —- “Hit Blvd 24% 24% 24%. 241/. Milton. so that in the day of 'i‘onuny~“itay. on. why did Peary 30"”? I’ll,“- ll”% 70% 69% 70% u will of the. commander may name his ship ‘Rooaevelt' 3'" 8,0" “if, I" 37‘2”: 37% 37V. 38%. l, 9,", mt. Still, as education and Pa—"f mean he wanted to scare lilo ’lonu L Al- I 87% 18% Will: 88 ‘ 3'1 spread. discipline may he hours away from thumolo, my son.”-- Wm“! We 35% 35% 35% 351.5 . tine. even when old. hard co- Chicago iilnliy News. ' ”M0" i’uc 133% till“ 133% 130i. «named! are relaxed. in the -- U 5 Rubber 53% 57 56% 56% it than nlhody may smoke ox- Mother (to illilIll lxtyl-«"Dnrllnn. i ll 3 3'9” 38% 38% 389i. 38% noon pert ted. in the French wish you would try to out a little U 3 3'91"!" 105% 105% 105% 105% [noel anybody in. moko except when more." WWW" 33% 23% 23 28 rnrhttldt-u. ‘ l‘hlrlttiaw—"You ithuulti never pron: WNW“ if! 42% 42% 42% not i The iirltlrtl row of punishments children to out, mother. 1 read that W9" Un “Pl 93% 93% 93% 93% Ill. hes Ci'Illli'i'I"(lI triiiim; lnfraetionn of warm regulations. Fe ‘(‘II seamen Ill ""llIIl'" no unllii‘t not i “left till out tun. being nparml .atn volta- tiotu, "den. or» munch of retaining lmttv: wmttty. Han tr the time come lo’rect at. . mile of our code of disct, punish grown men by puttit. to a corner for houru as puntaht. > t, for tiny errors of til-cu imperceptible Io taudanwn is doubtful pulley. i’uniuhmcut of boys by ital:- uttm may or may not he uoecnaury. but it in contrary to reason to make crim- laalu of adults for acts which do not ultect the lighting efficiency of ahtptt. The first thing that Airtime me in connection with the administration of the French navy in the rigid eeuirab lsatton, the overlapping of authoritten. and the effect of littvat tin-antes on the t-xeeuiive. Itboui the smallest. pteletlttluli or Wish to ci'lticiite French ominous, i cutout but think that in RIICII A motor as gunnery the up int- meut of a military oiheer to, hell quar- ters to guide and control naval Uiltir nery~~ts certain to tango friction. in» lty and deterioration. although the French guns are u coed. or better. than the heat Germany produces. At all events, it the information xiv. on me is correct. French tarsal prune tioo It. ion: dilution does not even attempt the achievement of results which are already Minted in also tm oi! counts in the font nary. This is the more table. In the French It“. invariant been the pioneers of diluent eve improvement in the at» «no tilde ”I item 9 VIM. in a book called ‘Iiinla to l’arentti.‘ "- liondon Punch. ...—“...... "l ace that Edmund Clarence Etude man aaya that poetry doenn't ply." "Of course it dentin t. it taken nowa- pnper were that might be utilized for gilt-edged advertising matter."mt3leve- land Plain Dealer. IN THE ...—... ~ "Have you read "l‘he litvlno F‘iro'?" "live, he. l‘ve been putting in these hot. days reading Norman's 'F‘nrthout Nortit.’ "manicure lit-cortl-iiernid. ”MD! or TH! APPLI run. (Third Verse.) Allho' long years lune passed since fmt i met you, And in this life we‘ll never "flood graotoust thcue fat man will be the ruin of mo." exclaimed the nut- omatic scales; "that last one «imply put: me on the bum.“ "Well.” re plied the chewing gum machine. "now you can lie in weight for the next one."-Phliudetphla Press. "When he palm-ed.” aid was Pushy. eoyly‘. "i tried hard not to let htm'lloo what my feeling toward him w“! "B , couldn‘t herein; hint, oh “, filled in rerun-y. ‘ “No: It’d said he saw my answer in m mi! 7. "All. he read between the liner. i nuppotte."-~Outhotic Billboard. Mirtmuwhridpc that cl :- one or Keenan rm line in: in t u illicio an int night millinlil awful.” nau- gatui'ywmmha are don‘t we no; ’3'. built!“ an uncle tubal" an m .. ‘ ‘ OLD meet up: a. The love still lives. my heart can 7 ne‘er forget you. "r The birds and brook make music inst the name: But you’re not. here to meet me in the evening. Anti life for the has lost its sweeten charm; i long In mo in clasp you to my in And hold you close within my loving n ma. flotilla N n: 33?" c. runes. om . n. A. it. hornets. of liliiltn W. Vu. in in point at service the of at railway harried “Y MW! ’ to a not state «scrim Am. honest follow too.” "Ity Mm! Emma-altruist- nhis rm. hint linen moonlit was him on helm um ruminant: us “ii-“"WW' no in the to m flitih .4 , .y r lentil and Suits 01’ Men , I Are uncommonly good clothes. They make a permanently " favorable impression upon the wearer and upon those who see them worn. YOU are cordially invited to inspect our showing of ‘ .I .»., ,1 "."' in y , “1‘, rm lull. New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable and durable Shoes Clever Clothes. . M',_] A n... 'for Men. SELLECK & PRICE, HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. ‘98 Washington St. South Norwalk. Telephone Call 324-2. pomi cloth in the out at this " . country. l-i‘u'hu boon inllt‘h’ti' rt.- he._nmtu and. at man M‘s, are ill FEARS The Season is About Over. We Have Some Nice Sheldon Pears. - Good for Canning. at 650 a Basket. also ' Sickles at 700 Basket. LORENZO DIBBLE' Telephone Call 26-4. .- ......m . . we- m ‘ ZOilbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 . ruse Hose FLOUR,BAG, ...................... .. .....m POTATOES, PER PK.. ..................... ...... . ...... .....zoo ‘ UNITED GROCERY 00M 20 NORTH MAIN CT. 80. NORWALK. CT. TEL. 80—3. 49 PORT IT. [ACT NORWALK. CT. TIL. ill—8., REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK OF VI- LOX N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND HYPO LIQUID HARDNER AND RE-DEVELOPER. REMEMBER, WE CARRY A LARGE AND fRESH OTOCK OF VII-OX, N. A. LIQUID DEVELOPER. AND REoDEVELOPER. We Handle Eastman Film Exclusiveltt I W. P. BEERS’ Icokuttoriltattonory. lagravlng, Kfldlkl, Film PICK. and Camera ”with , 40 Wait I . Namath. ' 6 In. Main Ct. 00. Km Telephone Connection. " . ”"fims-rv‘llnnrvnnw ’ eNAeeen stuns. WEAKFIIH. ' BUTTERFICH. SOFT CHILL CRAII. " BONTO MACKIREL. LONO CLAMC. ‘3 CTIAK COD. ROUND CLAMC. ILUEFICH. ORIINPORT OYCTIRI. Cutblll’a Bridge Fish Market TIL lu— . FRII DILWIRY. ... iii}? ” ' Clocks, Skirts' and M1111n' ' cry from the maker. ' ' It will son you Thirty For cool on the Dollar. We guarantee a portal to. The Fair Cloak and For Store. u WAOHINITON was". t i ..t ticartiiy concur in that opinion. We think we have the Inrgaundf, best stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a tent and W ‘ it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. It it’s all data. give no a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here to detail ' Telephone 213.3. out i“. so > M “It. Chi fl dealing W I h: eta-laid. may aw“ me» we mung “denim ”mile W , .
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