FOR FALL AND WINTER
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Local N
WEA .(‘HER REPORT.
For Nprwplk and vicinity: Eair. to-
night and Tuesday. A lung trough of
low pressure extends from the gulf
northward between the Mississippi
River and the Rocky Mountains. to
the extreme northwest. Areas of high
pressure are central over the eastern
portion of the Lake region and on the
North Pacific coast. , The weather is
generally cloudy with local showers on
the Gulf coast and between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi River.
but east of the Mississippi River pleas-
ant weather prevails. Conditions do
not indicate any decided change in
the weather for this vicinity.
Edward Shea, formerly of Norwalk,
spent Sunday in town with friends.
Miss Katie Scliinedes, of South Main
street, is visiting with friends in An-
50:113., .
Miss Ella Moffctt, of East Nor-
walk, is visiting in Bethel and Dan-
bury. ,
The finest moonlight nights of the
present month will be from the 10th
10.1110 17th.;
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. J. Augustus Roselle, of 3 Hum-
ilton avenue. _
Miss Ethel Wilcox. of Southport.
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents in Norwalk.
Mrs. Allen. of New Haven. is the
guest of her brother, Morris M. Nor
ton. of Laws street.
The schooner Phoebe Ann arrived
this morning with a cargo of sand for
the Ferris Coal Company.
Robert Davidson, of Ansonia, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Schmcdes, of Smith Main street.
The schooner Richard Udhll has or-
rived with a cargo of sand for the
Lockwood Manufacturing Company.
The Merrill Business College foot-
ball team and the Center High School
football eleven will play this afternoon
on the Norwalk Park grounds on Wil-
ton avenue.
bliss Edna Wigham, teachers in tho
Stratf‘teld district, spent Sunday inl
Norwalk as the guest of her parents.
Prof. and Mrs. ll. 11. Wigham.
Thompson S. Grant, former state
comptroller, has applied to the county
commissioners for a liquor license for
his distillery at Warehouse Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eddy, of New-
ark. N. .l., were the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Beers. of Chestnut
street. South Norwalk, yesterday.
The Arion Singing Society has re
ccivcd an invitation to participate in
the concert of thc Ledertafcl Society.
in Stamford, Wednesday evening. No
retainer 1.
Miss Maud Coley, who his been
making a brief visit in (h’t'f‘nfi Forms.
as the guest of her sister. Mrs. O. H.
Jennings. relurncd Saturday to hor
home in Norwalk. ~
Harold Va‘n Liv-w, formerly of the
mechanical staff of The Evening Son-
tincl. left town ytstcrduy for Rich-
mond, Vu., whcrc he will take a posi-
tion as liiiotype operator.
-~lv3vcr,vody's liable to itching piles.
ltich and poor, old and youugmterri-
blc the torture they suitor. Only one
Stu-u cttrc. lloun'a ()iuiiuvnl. Abso-
lulciy safe: can‘t fall.
A spcclul cotninuntraiiou of SI.
John's Lodge. A.. i". and A. M. of
Norwalk. will be hold this evening.
The Master Mason's tli'gl‘t‘t' will be
conferred on our cundidutc.
m
Letter to C. S. Trowbrldge.
South Norwalk.
llcar Sir: Mr. Frank Robinson. '1’!-
iusvlllo. l’ll., bought Devon with a
good dval of feeling against. the wholo
tribe of mixed paints. Our agents
there. Mmsru. Kt-rnochan A Co, got.
him to do It. llc says:
11 am more than IINIiflt'lI with the
in I.
over; i know of several other jobs. I
year old or more, painted with De-
war, that are wanting well.
What a pity we have to all no
through tiltl Milne school. to find out
what point. to use on a house? Fix
pcrioncc trachea. Isn‘t there any can
for way to learn
Yours truly.
1“. W. liltinlit‘ A (20.
&*C E. Dow, South Norwalk:
Hubbub & Staple How. Co Not-walk.
and II. it. tierhain. its“ Norwalk Ieii
our point.
- taintn'oliv
in close CompanyéD
.his way to the Danbury Fair.
1 bad lilllhiilll‘tl of flu» paint loftE
i‘y
catjpp, which is being spent It differ-
ent palms of interest along the banks
of the Hudson River.
William 131. Rifle? Benjamin Shell
and W. vH. aJo 1113:. of ‘South Nor
wallet: 1 for a fine enter-
Army Hall. South
Main street, Thursday evening.
James 8. Keller... "not the firm of
Smith if; Kelley. the leadeeo‘ of Roton
Point. has “as wants m his nouns.
Whoa the weather gets colder he. will
go South for the balance of the season.
Meetings of lines: Hayloft. Old Well
Hook and Ladder Corn any, Putnam
ugla Fewlsr Pest,
and Palestine Oasis will be held this
evening at 13 o'clock It the usual
places.
The plnochle tournament of Our
Brothers" Lodge, Ir 0 0.’ F, of Norw‘
walk. will be resumed this evening. .~
after the regular meeting of the lodge
The scores of the leading teams are
now quite close.
Mrs David Bliss. and daughter Olv
lve. of Lowe street; lain; and. MN.
William A. Rodney, and Mrs Morris.
of Sound View av‘snua. were guests
of their brothel. George Harris. at
Springdale, yesterday
The Norwalk Bird Club will meet
tonight at 43 West avenue A full
attendant‘t of the members is desired
in order to complete arrangements for
the Audubon lecture to be given Mon
day evening. October 16, by Frank M
Chapman.
Governor Roberts approved Friday.
the following hospital bills: Grace
hospital, New Haven, anti the Bridge-
post hispital, each $12.10 General
hospital, New Haven. $2.500; Mcrldcn
hospital anti the Litchileld county hos-
pital, each 8750.
Charles Dora. head bartender at lto
ton Point during the past season, who
has many friends in town. stopped in
South Norwnlk, last week, while on
Mr.
Dom will leave shortly for Nassau.
where he will be located during the
winter season.
Mia JcsscW Boyei formerly Miss
Frances Hlninan of'thls plate, spent
Sunday with hot grandmothci. Mis. l“.
DOI‘BCII, in Academy street. Mrs.
Boyer leaves today for Binghamton.
N. Y.. to join her husband. who is
employed in a publishing house In that
city.
The Old Buxton Distilling company
of Waterburyhus filed a certificate of
incorporation in the office of the stair ,
. 'l‘he authorised capital is,.
secretary.
810.000; and the company will begin
business with $1,000. The incorpora‘
tors are Samuel Pinover and Joseph
Freeman, of Waterbury. and Morris
irabfeldor. of Philadelphia.
The firm of W. H. Hoyt 8: Son has
disaolvod and Andrew 'luidcl hasliaken .
up the business as a woi'thy successor.
W. H. l-lennett. of Dock. is one of
their hciiviest buyers in Philadelphia.
William ll“. Hoyt will assume the man»
ogctncnt of this great concern. Mr.
deel is certainly forging ahead as a
leader in the oyster world—Tho Oys-
ierman. Chlconteague Island. Va.
A little desultory work is being
done on the Dnnllbiy and Harlem rail
pay but small progress Is being made
The contractors ate in Danbuiy iindet
orders to icmuin there and cxptct to
resume actIVe work any time. A
bridge in Ridgcbury will probably be
built this week. A representative of
the firm that is financing the road was
in Danbury. last WEN-ill. and talk cn~
courugingly regarding the curly coni-
pchion of the road.
S. Johnston, N. Hines, llrooklyii;- Ii.
L, Bucll, Mlddlctown; L. E. Hitchcock,
\l’oodliury; Miss C. M. Hamilton. Nor.
walk; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson.
Frecport. N. Y.; Miss 1., Haydock,
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. II. licss. Mr. and
Mrs 'I‘. .l. lirooltiloltl. Mr. and Mrs. H
B. Williams and son. . .l. Johnston.
Mitt. If S t‘r.uufurd lutwunce (ruu
find, Robert (mufnrd. Charles Unit:
by Harry llol'.tiaall Mi and Mrs. l.. G.
Meyer and chauifur. Mi. and Mrs; Wit.
lintn A. ll‘rltaclstock. l. liitfucr. E. A.
Powers, Carl 1‘). Brandi, New York:
Annluu J. Smith. C. C. iiogcman.
Bridgeport; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith.
South Norwulk; Frank P. Day. New
Brunswick: Charles J. Foslcr. ii. ll.
Elinor-ton, lluulutry; Charles L. Kirby.
New Iloili'ortl; Mr». Frank 8. Cary and '
son. Miss Emma Lane. Hartford; (1.
ll. Cole. Cliff Perkins. Frank ii. l’oatl
Mr Ind‘ Mrs l.croy.A. Stone. C. it.
Morsc. Boston; 1",!) Washburn. 0s
stains. N. l’.t John Johnson. West
port: C. D. Mriniolih. (i. Friedman.
Chicago: W. M. Worcester. II. E.
Ayrcil anti W. l". MIMIIIK. floatoii. were
til the Hotel Clifford recently.
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DON’T II lMPOIID U$0N.
Foley I; 00.. Chic originated
Honey and Tar Is a 1 root and lunl
remedy. and on’ summit of the great
merit and popularity of Eater's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine These worthless I111
itutlons have IlmiiIr Iouudi names.
beware of them. The non no Blob
uy s Honey and Tar is in a yellow pac-
kouc. Ask for it and refuse any sub-
stitute. it ill the best remedy for
coughs and Mills... ._ Held at Hialsloli'l
brim fibre
M110
E verything As Advertised
SPRING LAMB. ITIAKI.
Logo. in th. Portal-hon”. ’06 I”.
Fem. , . MI ilu‘ Iii‘ tutti. ,‘llfl III.
ROAC‘I‘. nouns. m lb.
Prlmo ms, 1am Iii. Cheetah" 100 "l-
Chuck. 10-120 15. Chem: 136 lb.
POT 110A“. CpHOICI you 1174812911..”th
LIIa. no iiIII. Milo lb. NItl IMII Wilt
more. II “I. lie», IpIIry' mi IImI'I Issued:
a mood. (1: tree ward
Amethcnwrem iii resend 9'
that she be to keep Scotts
Emi‘iisioti tinder lock and key
amber children used to drink
,it whisperer her back was
turned. Strange that children
should like smoothing that is
so good to. them Its usu»
,ally the other Way. Scott's
. Emulsion,‘ makes childish
Comfortable, 111.21st them fat
and row-checked. Pciliaps
tliate” why they like it so
mucbmtliCy know it makes
them feel good.
We 'll send you a ample. IreI
SCOTT 34:115th Nfinial.Iluarlfill'ecl. New Yul-ll
NEWLY steam: TOWN OFFIC
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The Results of Loot Monday'I'Elec
tlon in the FIlrflItd County Town.
The following is the Hartford Cour
ants sununaiy of the results in Fair
field county of last Monday s election:
llrldgeport—wNo election for town
oiiicers. A. yes no 325. B, yes
810, no 325. _ Stands license.
Bothel~Town clerk. Heniy it Kyle.
r: selectmcn William P Ilallcr. r,
Clarence 'l‘. Hickok, 1'. William P.
English. d; tree warden. George H.
Tickok. Free text books, yes 339. no
18. A, yes 124. no III. B, you 252
no lot. Majority against license, ()2
Republican majority 207. .
lirookfleId—«l‘own clerk. Benjanion
Griffen. i and d; seiectmen, John S
'l‘hornhill, d. Charles 14. Wildman, d.
Dwight N. Camp, r. Free text. books.
yes 75, no 78. Democratic majority.
Danbury—«Town clerk, E. M. Bulk.
icy, d: seloctmen.Alexander Turner.
d. Thomas '1‘. Alexander, (1, H. Mart
Purdy. r; tree warden, Albert S. Ar
hold, (1. Text. books. yes 861, no
108. A, yes 88. no 720. Does 508,
no 769. Majority for license, 132:1.
Democratic majority, 107.
Darion»~'l‘own clerk. Thadeus Bell.
r. and d: selectinen. Frederick S‘chra-
dcr. d, Vanrcnslcar Pooley, (1, Charles
I3. FI‘IS-k, r; tree warden. S. S. Bishop,
r. Town votes for free text books
A, yes 18, no 10. ll. \cs oi; no 32
Majority for liccnsc,11-i. Republi-
c.iln majmlty, 83
Easton Ji own clerk, Cbailcs s but
inlan, i': seltctmcn, Edgin- (- .lcu
pings, Fred E. Stillman. J. Arthur
Sherwood ;
ii'oo warden, Edgar G.
».lcntiiiigs.
Free text books. majority
against. A yes 3. no 38. ii. yes 1’».
no 20. S: ands no license. ltcpubli-
can majority 21.
Fairlilld-«Jl‘own clerk. Just-uh l..
Flint, r: sclccintcn. Simon C. llriidlt-y.
d. W. Sanford Jennings, r. Edward ii.
Moi‘chousc. r: trotI warden. liloury
Horn. d. Free tcxt books majority
tor. A, majority for. ii. majority
for. Majority for llcensc. Itt‘lllill~
licau majority. iii. ,
' Grtulnwich—w'l‘owu clcrk. lttbcri
Wellstood. d; sclcctnien, .iur...s (1.
Wilson. d, J. Albcrt lacchni, d. bill-
as D. Rich. r; trcc warden. Robert
Taylor, d. A, yes 197, no 283. ll.
yes 138. no 307. Stands Ilt‘l-nstn
lleitux'ruilo majority 6.
Hunlliigloii~~’l‘own cit-i'k. Edward
W. Kuccn, r: sclectnion. Stephcu ’l‘.
Palmer. r. Nicholas Wakeme, 1', Fred-
erick W. llcard, d. Free text books.
majority for. lid. A. yes 93. no 71.
8. yes Hit. no 68. Majority for li-
cense lfl'll. Republican majority, 27d.
New (‘nnaan~'i“mvu clerk. Andrew
1". Jones, 1'; sclocliucu, Joseph I“. Still-
mun l3, William A. Smutlhorn.
l‘t‘eti'orlck B. Light. d; lrco wuruu.
Edwin ilo’yi. A, yes 52, no ilil. ll.
yrs 37, no 120. Majority for license.
87. Republican iiuijorlty. Hit.
New lualrficldw'l‘own clerk. Edward
Jennings. d. aelcctmcn. David H. ills-
brow, d. Janice S. Whitehead. ll, lion-
% flanker, r: irco warned. Napoleon
ildinon. Free text books. yrs. it.
no 21.11 majority for. Denim-ratio
majority. 35.
Nealtown-w‘rowu clerk. Michael J.
Houlihun, ll; solucluwn. HPI'I‘llIlll ii.
Peck r. Suntan! A lilanciimd. ll .lohu
F. Koutinu d; trcc warden, Elmer W.
Faircblhi. r. Republican majority, t.
. Not-walkm’l‘own clerk. Hui'liul't it.
Smith. r;a selections. Alfred Avison r.
James A. Brown, 1', Jacob ii. ltay-
.Jouoph Cornell
1'. ll you .191 not 1'. 'l‘owu stands
license. Republican majority. 407.
malagw'l‘own clerk. John N.
Nickorilou. r: ”lacunae. lluujnmln ll.
Burke. r, Aaron l3. listid. r. William
(.3. Eunford, «i. no tutti nooks. you
I’ll, no 211. A. y 3. no 211. II, you
105110211. distill no license. Itc-
pimlicau majority. M.
IIIIIRI'IIttItIWTOWII clerk, Hiram K.
Scott, r; Ictliclmrn .1. W. Iiibllnrd. i,
Hiram K. Scott Jr.. r. Fred ti. listen.
it; me warden, William W. ltohlmlnu.
r. Free text books maturity amino
A, yes 143. no 33 It, you 117. no 117.
Stands no license. Nubilllllctitl iilil‘
jorlty, iii.
1 tiiiennInw‘l'owu clerk, Ildwm-u i’.
llrtuuil, r: Isioetmcn. James ll. Stuart.
W. B iluugerford. D. it. Mullen, .lr.
Free text books. multirity against, 21.
as. iii no. It. ti, m, i no at.
It's rarity Initial license 4!. hepahll
can majority. to.
Nilmitlt‘t‘l-m'rnfiti clerk. William it.
Waterbury; salesmen. Joseph ti.
Headline. William it. Michaela. John
.1. banner Minority for license. he
publican maturity. 37.
Btrotfordu'rown cleric, Henry 1’
Fl r; selection. OhIrleI H.“
I“ r. Henry If.“ Mounties. r JohnTh
J Williams. r. me im Mott‘s. m
131 no 94. you II. no 23. El, yes
all. no at. Majority for license. 33.
Republican maturity. 22.
Weston» 1'qu clerk. Arthur 1:.
Bradley. r; soictmon. acorns .iiisrl
wood. WI ”:3; Cohen. till It.
MIMI ' Willard radian
whim. Amman“. min
“"lcars the phlegm, drawn out ind
pleasant to take.
'No Steps Taken by Counsel foal-tod-
lliviliciiil Nutter
MOlll'Oth'TIIWll clerk. Silica iii.
Clarke. d; St'It‘CIllll‘n. Andrew 1.. llurr, '
r. Oscar .l. Sherwood, d; trcv war
den. Lcinucl (I. Osborne. r. Frcc lost
books, titujority against. A. )‘t'fi ‘Js‘.
no 16. ll. you Ill. no 40. Stands nu
license. Republican majority. :31.
'l depositors from the earnings of the
supernatant: hark Joseph it:
Hyatt. r; sol ,
luau. r John
Whaler, (it me . WWII“
'I‘Iylor. 1‘ Free text books. no vote. A.
use iii). no 45.13. yeti 51, no 20. at my
license. Republican mailiri
Milwnu'l‘own clerk. H.
for, r; selectinen. J Clarcn
1‘ John J. King, r, Charles
:1: tree warden. Henry A.“ .
in Free text books. maria
Ll inherit against Bi; W“ ‘
. an a no license Republics.
majority. 80.1w ’
WARDB err PNEUMONIA. ,
All coughs, colds and public i‘y
3omplalnts that are curable are on tilt
ly cured by One Minute Cough C a
motion and heals and soothes the? I
let-tog parts, strengt.hens.utho lu git
welds off. pneumonia. liar ,le
Sold py, out
ford Pharmacy
WAS THREAT TOP SUE JUST A,
BLU
. I
I
gen and Tripp Again” smut;
tang.
”Up to a late Iltsllll‘ this afternoon ihp‘ ti
throat to sue Deputy Sluriff C. 111"
Slatgg for arresting Attorneys F; Lil
Rodgers and I) K. Tripp. the lattiilr of
New \ork in connection with allege?
note swindllng. had not culminate
ln‘l any at lion.
’I‘lic l'lIt‘lltli-l of Silent
Stars said .
this afternoon that the u
(or bi In no
feat of a legal in lion and that he notes].
mi Within his rights by proceeding on
1 warrant issued in regular feiru by
l’iosecuting Attoinoy Pullman.
Few of the nicmbcis of the legal
fraternity cotiver..unt with the (sec
entertain the opinion that Judge
Hunks will bring the 850.000 Hilll
against. the sheriff as tin-catcnetl
some daz's ago.
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Dally u... to New York
STEAMER JOHN SYLVESTER.
0n and after‘ Monday October 9,
will leave Steamboat Doc k South Nor
w.ulk at 7. .‘itl u m.
Returning will leave Pier 28. it}. R.
(new Peck Slip) at 3 p, in. Foot of E.
'iisi St, 3:15 p. in. arriving at South
Norwulk in time to coitiicct with trains
for llanbury, Bridgeport and informed»
inry points.
FARE (round trip) ............ 50c
(Good until used)
SINGLE FARE ................. 30c
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Aiming 1. Smith. latsscc
C C. l-lcgeuian, (lcn. Agt.
The ”If ll”
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MODERN AND UP~T0-DATE..
accommoogrlous. "FIRST
1..
ultras, vsav MODERATE.
Joseph L. Waltz.
. .Pro rlctOr.
Telepone, 398.
A. “a. » a..-
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The Falrflcld County Savings Bank.
Norwaik, Conn, Sept. 21. 1905.
At a meeting of the Directclrs of the
Falrfleid County Savings Bank, held
this day. a dividend at the rate of four
per cent. per annum was declar‘ed to
slit monthI ending Sept. 30. 1905. The
same will be payabl¢ on and after
Oct. 10 1005.
~ SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
”MOW.“
OUT GLASS
BOWLS. OELERY TRAYS. OIL
BOTTLES. WATER SETS.
DON BON DISHES, ETC.
SulthII for Wedding PrIIInII.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
‘A. W. AUSTIN,
JEWELEII. , ‘
40 will! 0.1-. . NWWMW.‘
WI hIVI rIeIIVId the full line of w.
L. Dennis" Chan, which tuctudII Ill
ItinI.
WI Illa how I full lino of LIdlII‘,
Mimo' Ind ChildrIo'I shoes.
In our Clubs: 3 [‘r tmIM we thI
Mom 5qu from 1.4 to 11.2 and child-
um um from 11.25 1'0 1'. 5
AIII I full on of Conu’ PurnlIb
lagw'f’ruth Ind Iuit Com It tho
thIIt prion. /
cpm In Ind ipIpIst law IM
GEO. KEELER.
on Washington It. too. Not-whip
ms... and in lordship ~
ind“ m tom.
LIFI INIUIANCI CONTRACT.
Hutu. IIoIIItI Ind PrivilIgII Ib-
Iohmiy fitted and nil-roams to the
Policy. ‘
If. H. VII“. can't. Mom, l
i hit I lie
“L“Ll‘m lion's?
‘5!
win 1) 'Wnke- ,
l OHIOAGO.‘
lllll‘lkfa'll in Oblong probably will
photo prevalent i
I Thursday EveningwMinlsterI' Sweet-
, 1,000 NIGHTS IN LONDON
I'blmly‘ cu unfgfm'uguj for
its Il'I. ink Iwurdof I
all; msail. .. ...........l':.i:l'.'.il-.
~ otter am called remedial
lint til I tin-tiara“ ration
Ibo oil on have taken
or 31.. JIrIey City. N- J.
use V
.Fols‘tsbh. Potent. Taste Good Do flood.
'ookcn or Girl no. mo a250, over
The can no tablet stumped 00.
r foouay hock.
re 0“
111831)“? £10., Chicho or N. Y. 59:
II MILLIIIII BOXES
VITES YOU.
OVER EMPHASIZED.
HANDSOME OUTINGS FOR
GOWNS OR KIMONAS.
w . CHICAGO.
Oct. 9.»~Syiupatlictic
be
the tattoo thtough
flit ulliaiico between the (canisters and
the ref way Wfrolghi luluditrs. 'l‘he
,‘llltil stops to four] a ntcr get or these cadmium dot cfi’ccis. m. 12%.: ad.
odious for "offensive and dc cusivc J6 inch Finest Quality Eidcrdown
(1f: ion" w is, taken yesterday. Tin-‘Flannol. to ho had in plain colors.
on to ‘of t 0 new federation is tiie;spcclnl at 60c. yd.
Shigipineg 'l‘radus Alliance It aims to SPECIAL IN AUTUMN
em rac all olganlzcd Workms uhosc BLANKETS.
inclinations bring flu lil into tillliilt'i in
oiiy‘ way with the trunsftr of freight
it‘sidcul P ..i Flauncil. oi the lutci- .,_, .
national Ii‘ll’lglll l-lundlcrs' Assume-hull);Sufi:('1‘) (“”0"
:39,"1113311131;‘g:;,',‘,’,',“.,,‘,i;;‘ .,“,‘;}"’,}‘,,,l,’,f,',,‘,; 10i \Vhlto Wont lllrtiikots with .m
of the Shipping Trades Alliance. The Emittgmflllrghgg i;:§:.“':,nl;:.‘wy and lint
tcuinsiers regarded the plan to join ‘ ' ' ‘
forces with much favor. A CIIIllllllIli‘l’
was ii.ppoiiitl.-d to confer with the
freight bandit-rs concerning the policy
01’ tho now federation.
mun—“A, .. m
GREAT SHORTAGE OF CARS.
CHICAGO. Oct. lbw-With couttucrcl‘
humming at a record rate. cars for
traffic are so scarce that a costly
shortage In ”Will is icarod by tile nil-
roads. In an effort to forestall such
trouble nearly every railway is plac-
ing hlavy orders for cquipiizcnl, with
quick delivery clauses.
’i‘hc commodity which feels the cor
shortage most at present. in Chicago
is grain. Yesterday it was stated that
the railroads centering hcre and cx-
funding cost could usc tit-tween 2.1km
and 3.000 groin ours in excess of tho
. , . . 35 WASHINGTON ST.,
prcsciit supply. Ono load alone ad-
Flannel, iti all colois at 8c yd.
. The Tetizlu Down Outing F tunnel for.
100 yd.
27 in Arniure Fleece Lint d Flannels
to be had in Persian figured striped
blankets. at bill: 11. pair.
'I‘Iic \\'ill‘lll spclls that ltztppcn
thinking folks put off gctliug
carry.
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON' S PATTERNS.
THIS art-0a: As UBUAL is RIGHT 'r
‘NEWEST, seer. moor WANTED MERCHA
Our best. quality Anioskcag Outing
Extra large size. heavy gray Cotton ,
Bin iikcls ‘
83-85 Washington Street.-
a supply of Winter
it L‘tlItI snap catches ilicni iiii.’i\\‘ai'cs.,
value for tliclr money will buy now wit-cu tlicy can.
ways fiull our lll’lCCS‘t‘ill’l‘L'Ct for lIlt‘ high grade iiicrcliatidisc we
N. E. RYAN,
THE FRONT WITI'I THE
OISE. EVERY SECTION IN-
THE SATISFACTION OF A FIRST CHOICE CANNOT BE.
THE NEW NECKWEAR
FOR WOMEN.
Here'I a bargain:
You may choose frotn a large variety
.of stock collars, made of dainty oin-
broidcied materials. at 25c;
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
l FOR MEN AND WOMEN,
l The changing time Is at hand. the
equipment is here complete. "you
thooso now you choose when the size
range and the price range are most.
. complete.
Mons Medium Weight. Grey Cash-
rllltll't‘ Shirts and DIIIWPIH at 50c. each.
Men‘s Whito Merino Medium Weight
Shirts and Drawers. special at 50c.
I .at] 1011‘ Medluni Weight Ribbed
3Vc‘sis in long or Short sleeves, at 25c.
laldics' Medium Weight. Ribbed
Drawers, trimmed with lace or tight
:bottoni. special at. 25c.
1
along; at this scusou will not make
llntlcrwcar until
Folks \t'Ilil'Nllil to get most
You will al—
SOUTH NORWALK.
drilled to being short iicarly rouo ............- -'
cars.
it was said that III‘IWt‘i‘ll h,tlllll,lltlo
lllllI fl,ttll0.tltltl bushels of grain in litut
city cannot llt‘ iiiovt-tl and that tho
elevator capacity soon will Ilt' over-
taxed.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS souvenir Cards“
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE WEEK.
STARTING MONDAY. OCT. 9.
THE ADAM GOOD CO.
. ._._....._..."'-""=_.
special
for Thursday Fridau and Saturdau.
‘ o-
5 for 50
Comic. 6 for be. .
NELSON’S
Including ..,-.... -. . .. ,.._~...-_-_..,. ...._.-._---_ 4-.-
BESSIE OVERTON' and DANNY
mucus. S. ,S. TILLOTSON,
REPERTOIRE:
Monday Evening—The Princess of READY~TO-WEAR STREET HATS.UNSURPASSED IN STYLE AND
Palette-.2 - g 1, PR R-ICE
Tuesday Matinee—Tho Lady From Sr-..tALTY
iaramis.
Tuesday Evening—Fogg'o Ferry.
Thursday Matinee—The Country Girl.
hearts.
Friday Matinee—~The Captain’s Mate.
Friday Evenlng—McKenna‘u Fitrtatloiu
Saturday Matinee—Two Little Out-
carts. ‘
Saturday Evening—At Pike's Peak.
Souvenir Photos of Miss Overton
and Mr. Simmons will be given at the
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Tuesdar and Thursday Matinees res-
pective y to the ladies holding paid ro-
scrvcl. Irate
EXTRA ATTRACTION.
BOHEE and HYERS, "‘thc Cuban
Nightingales."
PRICES:
Evening ................ 10c. 20C, 300
Matinee ' .................... 10c. 20c
HOYT,’ THEATRE.
m... A.
Ladies Trimmed Hats at $5.00
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Dont sitar“ If u ‘
0n the Buic'hlr—
It may be the cook—mbut we'll take
a i'I.ilil(‘t‘ on that, for we know our
lli'illS lil‘i‘ Al, tcnticr, juicy and do
lit-tons. How would it. prints roast. of
bcct‘ suit you for today's dinner. “
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob School).
22 Washington Street 'Phone 322-2.
ONE NIGHT ONLY. .
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11TH.
DAVID PROCTOR
am! the
Original London and" N. York Company
A MESSAGE FROM MARS.
The FamouI UnlverIIt BuchII
as PlIved
50° NIGHTS IN NEW YORK BUSINESS AND INCREASE IT.
COMPLETE SCENIC AND ELECTRI-
CAL PRODUCTION. _
Prlosswaiic. 500. 750. $1.00.
First Four Rows in OrchaItra. 81.50.
Bean on CIII Saturday. Oct.) 7th.
68 Water street,
Twenty Mocha Couch
.w. GILBERT MewsLLs
Good Serwce '
BY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE'VE BUILT OUR BUSI-
NESS TO iTS PRESENT MAGNITU DE.
BY GOOD SERVICE AND GOOD COAL WE MEAN TO HOLD THAT
GIVE US A TRIAL AND LET US PROVE OUR WORDS.
RRIS 8:
ssLscr sonnet. or assume, as " “3" * 3"
PORTMENT AND THE ~
COTILLION.
Hoyt'I AIIImbly noomI, Hoyt's Thea-
tre Building, Washington 8L,
Booth NorwIIk, Conn.
FRIDAY. OCT. 1:131.y NOS—4'1: Open.
to I y.
cm: for Young Ladlcl, MIIIII Ind
MIIIIPI It 4: 30 p. m.
Evonlnn '2 . for LIdIaI and Capital.
men at 8 o'clock.
A Thorough Course of Instruction
in the Waltz and the hint Society
Dane“.
w. GILIERT HEM/ILL.
25 LibIrty than Bridgeport Ct.
Jug
GRAND CARNIVAL NICHTLY.
OCTOIII 7TH TO 14TH.
tiles ”on; Jr. Post No.1!
C. J. R,
Third itIolmInt'Armory.
IRIDOI’ONT. CONN.
Comm MImIHIl Halt flu .
Arraugod It I not of 010 and
outlining in IIIIIIIIICI'; IIIhIrItInIII If
lineal-Imus Ind amoral IiIrIItiv‘ImiI‘I
Iuy indoor oniImtnmInt «or. am»
in Conmeilout. MIgntfiaInt IIIItrtht
attests. Nighcut IIIIrlId pIrfprmlll‘I.
hood asylum by What» C Wilson
Magi. Vocalists. timothy Ind Iv» Il.~
II prim ,
Admlfig.” HIHHIIIIIIIHIIIIII 1hr
13-18 North Main Street.
'llie Puritan
idler
CANNOT, "slick: Because THE
FRONT8 AND OURNE-RO ARE
MADE. WITH BBECIAL resinous
ANO ARC so siurns in con
it
UNDERWEAR
I
srsuc‘rlou THAT A CHILD CAN '
erasure THEM.
. PUHITAN moms“ 011..
sources Ass coupon“ slut-I
AND sunsets. . " 1
$219510 $5.00 7
'A. .1. corpus a cor; ,
South Nderk, Cosh. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler