r‘f-l “‘ .
42440
s
sum aviumousadauu
slightly colder «tonight and Thursday.
The megawatt w“? at}; over.
he or 9e am has“
moved outward and is new central
over the eastern portion of the Lake
region. it is producin VVVtrain in New
:59ve meager cloud? mm:
rprVna tintlc City, NV J.V
This t“Vic M9 is ”use do the sea
edge of this disturbance. This area
will pass out the St howl-b nco Voila:
tonight and be follovied ‘by an af
of high 3,; asure with pleasant weath-
er and Lil iitly lower mullet-attire. ‘~ ind
Mrs Albert G. Sanford. of 6 Reed
street, is viaitng at her home in Ham-
iltou,N
--(lrand Electric Display at Eagles‘
Bail. November 3d.
Mr. and Mrs. William Law and him
ily leavek this week for their home in
”ii“
rl. Jennie illttle Nash has return—
ed $3!” from a visit of three weeks
Ill than.
The Circle of Light will meet in
immature room of the First Baptist
Church, Friday at. 7: so p.m
' The Epworth League will hold a
dutch meeting. Friday evening. in the
South Norwalk Methodist Church.
'Tiia Central Labor Union will hold
a aliens Thursday evening, at the
Lyceum n South Main street.
- Can of the switch house's about the
South Norwaik freight yards was
bhr‘nbd one night last week.
«idiundreds of lives saved every
by having Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric
Dlfin the house just when it is need
an. Cures croup heals burns, cuts,
wounds of every sort.
C..B DuBols, of South Norwnlk has
rescigned his position as diaftsman for
the Trinket Launch Walks. in West~
pert.
Miss Estella Gray. of West strerVet,
has a r d a sition as stenogrsp er
in fluidly aggrge P. Rovieil' 3 offices
in Stamford .
Miss Philippine Hal-m who has
been Visiiin her brother, John Hahn.
in New Yor. for a week has returned
to south Norwalk.
Star. of Columbia Circle, Compan-
ions of the Edrésl. will hold its mouth-
ly meeting, Thursday evening, at Bed w
Men's Hall in Waphington street.
Mrs. Arvilla Williams, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Harris. of West street. returned' to
her home in Newburgb New York. to
day.
—-See the White Coon Bros. Cham~
pica Buck and Wing. Jig and Real
beer; of the state. at Eagles' Ball.
oi'emb'er 3d.
Wilbur F. Smith was in New York,
yepterda attendin the conference of
the Nat coal Audu on societies hold?
in the Museum of Natural History,
where some of the best known bird
students will speak.
All the members of the Girls”
Friendly Society of Trinity Church
are especially requested to be pro at
at tell meeting Thursday, NoveanVeVg
2d. in the Sunday school room at
p. .m., I’ll matters of importance are
to be arranged.
Hunters are generally having fairly
good luck in the woods near Danbury.
Some of thorn are bringing home long
strings of game. squirrels, rabbits.
partridges and quail. Others spend
days in the woods without getting
more than a few shots at anything.
Rev. William J. Slocum. of Water-
bury. formeriy of St Mary‘s Church.
Norwalk. has accepted an invitation
from Lieutenant Governor Rollin 8.
Woodrufl of New Haven, to speak at
the New Haven Chamber of Connie-cc
banquet on Wednesday evening. No
vembcr 15.
-——Don't miss the Eagles’ Minstrels
and COncert. November 3d.
The R. J. Cutblll Company will suc-
coed the present management of the
Cutbill market on White street tomor-
row. The members of the company
will be Charles D. Cutbill. who is at
present connected with the market,
and Jason P Dooley. {of Gsorgeicwii
R. J Ouipli. of No‘r‘waik, Who is wide-
ly known in the oyster and fish trade.
will reps
in the hilt
i. the company as buyer
ii of New York and also
...—M...
II 'l'l-IANVa IP NKINO
all“ it oéchildr‘on ‘5':
. If it.
that: MW do it.“
t .
is I constitutional cause for thlI
M. Summers. Box till. Notro Dame,
II a h T h 0 BI“. 90
m mighma ‘i. a... Mill‘hmv.
Raye in
if your children ..trcu-
Iva. an't tune the
child. The finances are it can't help
. storms wank.
enact. spoils ovanp nuns
FAMILY SIZE. . ..
. ed calls“ upon him for outside inspec
nw
terry"
one. Refreshments will be served
amoral.
tape. This anal
do a ‘tln wedding “V
: .lI liberally? showered the ,
. ‘ with tiuware.
flotation Declarations st Eagles
will. November 3d
‘ ”Commissioner Jamey
who have business at his cities at the.
capitol, alarm that, the Monday my
43%“ div :wil be unopened until
booties: bounded the increas-
.J ngfiofcck of furnitur. shown by A..
may a of the
iii mi in tthEQWcinuyhfi'g by 311an
an at one 0ft (inlets
firpbo aligns d. It Is a place you will
on by visiting because of the inter
eating and bea'iititul things that are
displayed there.
spend and initial is of the Hi
t if companyt madet n attrfiglive
I fee plat a noon odd to ver-
thspgfilriiiances at Hgyt‘s The:
tre this afternoon‘ apdpv vning.
an even ll too It andsomu
l magi glut: héi side- trelckgd in the!
ra roa ey'mit at a ring [Home
at" Whittle d alenmatinee pei‘
formance this aftprnoon. .
All at the Midfield” have been
completed by t o enter-iii nment com-
mittee of the Nor-walk Club for the
$919.29” Congressman Hill, at the
h old Tuesday evening. Members.
are privileged to bring ladies and out
of town gentlemen guests free of
charge and may also bring gentlemen
or their immediate household iipOll the
payment of a fee of fifty cents for each
Alex P. Munro one of the Stamford
baseball magnaté's. is about to leave.
for a two weeks’ hunting trip in VCailu~
do. Alex is up enthusiastic sports-
than, and has brought down some big
e in his time. _ it is understood
82s bringing his violin along. ago
there are those who life uhld
enough to say that the big baSéilhllt
man's method of killing bear and oth- '
e‘r ferdciou‘s denizens of the forest is'
first to charm their savage breasts-
with fiddle and bow and then pain the
hot lead into them.
8. C. Avery, E. Deming, H. 8. Web-
ber. E. F. Jennison, Hartford; A. D
Hill, C. L. Ferris. E. E. Howard, New
Haven; D. S. Brinsinade, Derby: J.
Belde'n Hurlbutt. Miss Sims, Nor‘wnlk; ’
A. Blanchard. C. C. Hegemun. South
Norwalk; J. S. Pullman. f. N. Pressey.
Hugh Sterling. Bridgeport; E. L San
field John E Keefer, Stamford: W. 0
Seymour. Ridgeileid; George H. Blah
op. R. L. /Buell. Middletown: F. E.
Williams J P Hilands Mr. and Mrs
J..P Cooper,J A. Blercker W 0 Bru-
zier. New York; F H Di owns. J.
Hosgla‘nd, F. E Hully.J ..H Cracker.
hasten; (‘ 1.. Green Lynn: M. Maho-
ncy. Shelton; John 16‘. Ho'wes, Green-
wich Were at the Hotel Clifford, yes
“in sent letters to those . 1
j missioners yesterday.
as good as Sculls" at the
lower price. Thais false
economy. Scott's Emulsion
costs more because its more
exposure to mate. Every
ingredient is. tested and guar-
hotbed of the purest quality.
No adulteratlpn, no shaving
'of quality Theres no econ-
only in’ baigain medicine. . if
you can affercl to experiment
with your health, substitutes
may satisfy you. We take it.
however, that on want a
. pure preparation. a reliable
remedy and something that’s
going to help you. That's
What you get in Scott's
Emulsion. Thirty years the
standard.
soon a sowns. 409 Pearl St. new Tort.
LICENSE MCNEY DIVIDED.
The license money was divided by
the c unty coumrissioners yesterday
for t e month of October. Bridge-
. port was awarded $160. 50. while West
rt received. 863. The county was
ado richer to the amount of $26. to
The commissioners yesterday issued
he first drug license for the county
Howard D hum of Ridgeileld was
git hand ‘wit his cash and his bond
and he took hway drufgist license No.
1. Today the commas loners will be
kept busy issuing licenses to all those
who call at their allies. The first
application for renewal of a license
in Bridgeport was made to the com-
Jucob Hoa-
man, who keeps a place on Crescent
avenue filed hlii paper
our FEW ARE FREE
But few people are entirely free
from indigestion at this season of the
year
ty
» doom (halide. ,
Company employee of Pittman. vcull:
took it package boat'si‘nina “Whom and , V
L j Hull Building. “where tieorgeA
’M rheumatic r for the New York. .
.0:
rs. Cunliife, wife" of
the Adams Express
this cl
made a ”continual escape Wit D3
. filings“ cull Hartford hilosd
titan” I been in
ed by em
in olive agency. he
attention of the detective agency has
been attracted to New million in the
hope that some of the stoipn money
which has not yet been accounted for,
might have been sent to Mrs. Do
More. who is a dialer of Mrs. .Cuniiite.
«It was learned by are rter that
Mrs. Do More was the as r of Mrs
,Eirppllifa. Mrs. Do More a mitten her
a'tlcn, though expressing much re-
gret that the family should have to
be brought into the matter and all
its attendant un leasant notoriety.
Witch Mrs. D‘s ore was asked if
there was any truth in the report that
. Mrs. C unliffe had sent her a package
containing $5.00“ or any other sum,
Mrs. De More said that no package
of any sort had come from Mrs. Cun—
liffe to her and she had had practical-
ly no communication with Mrs. Cun~
liffe during the last four years. Mrs
Do More stated that as yet no detec-
tives had vlaited her home though she
had anticipated visits from them at
any time during the past few days.
She had remained at home. expecting
they would call. and that as far as
she was concerned they were welcome
to. liberal: through the whole house.
but they would find no money nor any
trace of it or of any relations with the
Cuuliffes whatsoever
Mrs. De More said she only wished
the money had been sent to her as
she would be glad to turn it over to
the abthorities and thus bring to an
end the persecution which has some
to her mother and other relatives
through their unfortunate connection
with Cunllile. ‘
CHIEF VALLELY LEAVES RAIL-
ROAD.
...—...
Well Known Detective, Formerly on
Now York Force. Suddenly
Resigns From Com
solidated'c
Employ.
James F. Vailcly. who for the past
year has served as chief of the New
York New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road company" a secret service depu-rl
mont yesterday afternoon tendered
his resignation to lake effect today.
detectives in America. and was for
several years a detective sergeant in
the New York police department, from
which he has been retired on a pen-
sion of Si. 000 a year.
Mr. Valielv' s departure while rutlicl
Kodol Dyspepsia cure is not i sudden, it is slated officially is u'lllllt‘ ly Springs. N. C.
only the best remedy to use because it. ly voluntary
digests what you eat but because it
also enables the digestivca parnius to
assimilate and transform al foods in
to tissue building blood. Kodol re-
lieves sour stomach heart burn. belch
ing. and all forms oil indigestion. Sold
to
terday.
greeable.
count is an
and bets.
3 Customers
equal surely,
i ’ i Small
lar coiorings.
L.
ili'oii
easily one“ of
fall, ~
gannont.
Prl, s frdaVi
, . -
» mars-utwm weaving . who ops-of I
., w .. . .V ,
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
That's Why an open no-
way of buying your clothing, shoes
At our store a small payment is out
tiniest to open your account. than the
balance is paid weekly or monthly
With an extensive assortment of
_ clothing for all meVlebera of the family
, there will be no
selections except that which arises
from an embarrassment of riches.
range of prices and a choice of styles
any store Of our kind In the city.
in mannish mixtures cheviots and
broadcloths in the desirable and pond.
model pleated coat skirt. body lined
and handsomely tailored. is I winner.
The garments portray the approved
styles. and are priced at attractive prl
oes which range from
$310340
This rich appearing model cost is
Coat lot a 1» rl
Ill inches long and finely man tailored.
They assess the drape delineation
whichpcommsnds ad ration for a
Moderate prices and lime
in which to pay make it easy to dress
well at our store.
our costs are carefully tailored.
_ in
I g ‘
“ It is cohsiderable effort to most. peo-
ple of moderate meant; to pay out $25
to $40 for fall and Winter clothing.
and the strain on the purse is disu-
agroea‘bie and pleasant
ifhculty in making
are afforded a wide
and possibly better, than
iiidibs’ Suits.
e new and pleasing
Mildei Goals.
the popular coats of the .
Tan Co t'l‘ouriIt .
too“ . 43 to
Henry George. with whose maym
ally candidacy the putting forward of
Mi. Hearst has been compared was 1
man of high character and perfect,
sincerity. Moreover. he wuss student
and thinkerwwva York Times.
of out clothing.
garments and if they don
Of course our ten dollar
elsewhere
guarantee holds good
iues are the best.
doesn‘t increase unless it
Warmth comfort and
meats are up to date and
The tailoring is superior
custom- made suits. in
the style effects.
$i5.00.
sign and value.
ranged as to give
off to thevpcat.
Chaviots. can”,
gory one. in long
odu
a',
. .E
h ‘ :N .. I m 54
We buy standard ’ . g
Quality and civic are two attributes
sislently we are ever ready in make
ullownncns in proper cases
wear as well as the garments
which double the price. in paid here or
Price regulates the qual-
ity and if you pay it sufllcieni amount
to be assured of good clothing our
The point We
make is that. dollar for dollm our va-
Tho constantly in-
creasing business is evidence of the .
truth of this claim as n iirm's business , .
Nobbv Men's Suits. 99.:
marks of our suite. in fancy worsteds. ‘.
chovlots and black thibets.
double breasted models possessing all
A popular line at
WM j
on... rail Ovuooals.
Distinctive germs in of shapes. (93‘ .,
oahculders are gt.
correctly built and the collar Io ar—
charaoter and set-
ln Moitons. Covert. .
Splendid value ,
sheets as well as -
hi and short. A special line at -. .
use was
pit Milo unbiased
A *“l‘ "tr-wt.
‘93....“ liarsaboli
I eat
Ill“? dunk“ WI” Whig;
destroys entirely the craving for drink,
without publicity or Inlliluf that. It quiet:
l dcaimvo the craving for in
afii: the norms. restores tfluflrp tits
ire: refreshing sl hep p. ..
thlllo'ut pailvlit knurled with:
No.2 for vlulu in Hell. manly.
701““ Mi cs {11er lax.
years affected cr Money "added
A registered guaranties in each box. Rock
on “Druullannoss”. (scaled) mailed {moo
KahlilA pal mimnmduchfilnl‘fimih
m p 4
W139! Rinl' (‘qu yum. wounding.
[10:91 Wm I)! g
c iv. INTI-1483.
Sobih NorWIik Conn.
Hillt'
CELEBRATION IN SOUND BEACH.
men of Fairlield County were in
in the
vice beginning at 10:30 a. m.. a ser-
man was preached by Rev H. 1". new
9.1) D., pastor of the Church of the
Pilgrims. Brooklyn.
welcome was made by the pastor.
Rev. Dewitt C. Eagleston. and a res-
ponse y Dr long of Stamford Rev.
L. G my of Stamford and Rev. Jo-
seph Ii Seldeu D D. conveyed the
greetings of Stamford and Green-
wich churches. Dinner was served
of i2: 30 a. m At a meeting yester-
day afternoon. letters of congratula-
iion were read. One of tlicm was
from Germ-nor Roberts, An address
on "Some Historical Churches of Con
neciicut" was given by Rev. Edwin P.
Parker. D. 1).. for 45 years pastor of
the Second Church of Hartford Rev.
Gerald H. Beard, D. l). of Bridgeport.
spoke of “The Cliurclls Mission.”
BERLAVFNS DOUGH REMEDY.
{attack of bronchitis. We had two.doc-
tors but no relief was obtained.
Many of the Congregational clergy-
Sound Be ch yesterday. participating
celebration of the First
Church's 135th anniversary. At a ser-
An address of
A HOME MADE HAPPY BY CHAM-
About two months ago our baby
girl had measles which settled on her
lungs and at last resulted in a severe
Ev-
lerybody thought she would die. 1
Mr Vailely is ohc of the best known went to eight different stores to find
in certain remedy which had been roc-
iummended to me and failed to get it,
when one of the atorckeepers insisted
wthst i try Chamberlain s Cough Reine
'dy. i did so and our baby is alive
and well today ~(len. W. Spence. Hol-
There is no better
fpieparution on the market than this
incluedy for a cough us well as colds
croup and whooping cough.
pi-claliy good fol children as it can-
thins nothing injurious and is pleasant
to take. For sale by Stillson Powell
Corporation, Clifford Phuluiacy. Zelt
lfuss Pharmacy
.. .-.. .... . ......4
l WGRI' con-
.“i’a
suits do not
for
gives value.
style are
The gar-
snappy, ‘aud . p
are shown in very attractive patterns. V V 1 .
to funny a
single and
it Is es-
All i d i
l vigil" a shindig“?
. 126 Washington Street.
Clothing and Fuinishlngs as all prices.
We sell for cash and save you more than double.
. incorporation.
"I
ans which iiiflru
'alid fictive.
Vamp
‘ his oath
. this? on
tell you at the very
til-date Merchandise it
fence to your intelligence.
apparent.
are looking for .
CLEAN COTTON
FILLED COMFORTB.
These items will interest you 1th at
this time. The winter showing is at
its very best.
Silkallne covered comforters. filled
with clean white action. at Si each.
While cotton filled extra heavy silk-
ailne, covered comforters. for $1. 26 ea
Largest size s....aiinVe coveted com-
forters mind with downy white cot-
ton. in light and dark Colorings. at
$1. 50 each.
Finest quality French sateen cover-
ed comforters sewed or tacked; neW,
dainriny designs in the coverings. nt 82
You get 0th here.
Down filled comforters covered with
ciai. for $3. 50 each.
Fail Merchandise
When you are ready to consider the question of new Fall and
Winter Underwear, Warm Fabric Gloves, new styles in Shift
Wallets. etc., we are ready to discuss these subjects with you.
We are prepared to fill all your wants in thesa lines and the
qualities and prices are particularly pleasing.
N: E. RYAN, ' I.
86 WASHINGTON ST.. V
at 50c, 75¢
86 WASHINGTON STflVVEE'l'.
These are the watchwords that gain and hold public confidence
beginning of a season that we will sell you ileum . ,‘
less than the coat of its production would is:
The imp reliability
To tell you that we have good rel be
at a fair price is to command their reap eot;\v
ful statement. After all. it honest. Coeds at the fair
dainty figured French sateen, very spe‘
at
it tig thwlfi wpuld he too
0 i 0 or
ich is always ii a all: mill?
price that most pelipla
THE WINTEN UNDERWEAR ‘ '~
FOR MIN. WOMEN. CHILDNNN.
Underwear outfitting can be do
this store to your entire traumatic
Never has this section been In or
shitpe to cater to your needs. »’ ‘
Men's medium weight shirts and
drawers. part wo‘0l white or‘
color tape covered seams, gdasotsd
and with suspender tapes, for title the
garment.
White or natural color men's shifts
and drawers in the medium or f‘ba-
tween seasons" weight; steam shritnll
on. and guaranteed non- shrinks!)
W00], for $1 the garment.
Men’s winter weight underwear i
the white natural camel hair or
wool; steam shrunken, tape covered
seams. suspender tapes, and all t hat.
goes to make up the very best values, .
83- 85 Washington Street.
SPECIAL SALE
Ncady- to-w ca.— HATS
S. 8. TILLOTSON,
from 81 up.
some noswstit.‘VV A
arr-i 98¢
BDLITH NORWVALK- CONN.
33 South Main Street,
goods.
Waists 300 up: Coats “.98 up;
Suite, 817. 98 up; Evening Gowns.
tours contains
325.
VI need.
HIGHLAND LINEN PAPEN .....
HIGHLAND LINEN TAILITS
FOLDING LUNCH BOXES
COMIC CARDS. 6 FOR
........
CERTIFICATfiagi“ macaroni--
ri N. “ _
”a...
SIvIrai Filed It Hartford by Local
Concerns
HARTFORD. November i.-—-Certill
. elites ware filed with the secretary of
slate yesterday as follows:
Malestic Laundry company. New
Haven. authorised capital $2.500; pres.
ideal M. H. Lambert. New York; sec-
rotary and treasurei. E. J. Duggau,
New Haven: certificate of organiza
on
Kamila of Columbus Castle Hall as.
depiction. New Haven; articles of as-
, Vsooiatlon. '
New Haven.
0; president
Bill Haven. no
and treasurer, Jofieph Bon-
a??? New Haven; certificate of organ-
ton.
Smith it Kapslnow company, New
Haven, oath and ”capital $2,060; in-
cdrdorstcrs. cury F. Smith. Funny.
and Merrill Knpaluow; certidcat'e of
1110de Bennett eats
sweater-l Lil/INVV‘ VVA lids ro Millie
You can not accomplish very in tilled
ur liver is‘ inactive as you i
Wrens; you are heavy and all
a !"u a sit a
and seven and dishes on an int illit
Orino native fruit
does not nauseous or gri
d find very leassnt to to e. Orb
[do is more often: vs than pills or or-
ies. Muse subdtl»
It Piautsd's
TflE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE.
The cheapest house in The Norwalks because we manufacture our cwll
s klrts. $1 98 up; Rain Coats,
Next to Post Office. So. Nomalk.
LOUIS UDELMAN
.......................
....................... . ...... Who
POSTAL\ALBUM81 ALL PRICES. '
POUND pares ...... guidance" 10c,15¢.20c, 26.: Lil.
~r .
cnvme BABIES ..... . ............... 0.. .MTCH ..... 26o
LOWNEY’S CHOCOLATES m aunt on sex. ' ' "
NELSDN’S
. mums spinal. res cot. Iu-
Chill.
. and the lettering of flags on _
.Lisvsnworth. omv
a“ g. firefly.“
Donl Blame It him
On the cumin—.3;
it may be the cook—but we'll tall.
a chance on that for we know our.
meats are A1, tender, juicy. and lid! I
licious. How would a. prime roast or ‘-
beef-sult you for today's dinner. 'L I
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub. * 5
22 Washington Street. 'Phono 822.2. :
I!!!” .
South Norwalk.
10.43 u"‘~
00 up; Furs at all prices. ‘ ; p', '
CLOTHIER AND FuaNleHan.‘ '
Come and be con-
Promoter
. 196
...................... 16c AND liic'
20¢
. .............. 4 ...... q.-
wont!-
W
Commander-inf Second Regiment Will I
lo Given Honors Tomorrow.
NEW HAVEN, November 1.‘—-Mllls
tar-y honors will be accorded to the ~
late Colonel Theodore anchor, com- '
mander of the Second infantry who
died early today of typhoid ldvor. and,
the funeral will be held on Thursds ‘
The body will be taken to the build
an Trinity Church and will lie in It!”
from 10 a. 111.. until Lid 9 in. with
guard of honor posted stills
The services will begin at It“
port or the whole of, the “will!
iment will be ordered out M molt
duty. Media-Coleus] James Geddflifll'
Waterbury. and aptain Thoma. T
Wdlla were here arranging fer ‘
military escort.
The order issued from Vt'hc‘sdlslta
general a oifice Wool r
not period of mournin
”by officers of the National
rig] half staff on the day
i‘ .. .
The honorary bearers ram. I
odes follow: scams .
Cole of Hartfoih: Bri till.
i. of South Nor
beryl? toll, of flimii'oi'di _
nebulae, of Hartford .
Waffle
D: “15a!” mum
ii. VVcni . .o .
vi
Timothy
Thom
Mill diliflll'
:f ‘
Dmuond ment,m-~
Norwalk Chronicler