Te consume
do ed her 7
ion department at
liars. and I very
Cm
tainted with the
for I numb! '01
Mr. and yids-I. Walter Fiilow And
Mrs. Hattie Holt, 0! Norwalk. Ire eh
' ioylug I tow dIy's' vacation I‘oiourn It
9% FULL DESCRIPTION.
1;: be THE rotmwruo LIST CAN BE Hap Air
Crescent Terrace. 10 rooms,
nose and 4 acres, Ro‘wsyton,
‘ gnu-«House, barn, etc, West St.
thvo building lots. Stuart Ave, each.
Ion-mnp‘ilding lots, East 'Ave.. 85 '
. whom, barn and :6 acres. West St,
, gym—Beautiful? located cottage at Bell Island. for.
nish
“Manaml? Fairfield Ave.
Manually lots. Summit. Eimwood Bayrien and
Taylor Avenues.
idgw-Frontsge
Sikh—Tova build
mflwse glint-op
' 3 House. momma:
-A—-—- House. St.
Menage, Hickory Bhiii‘.
seeds—House; South Main St
w—éFarrn at Wilton. modern,
‘ Harbor View Beach lots, Says up.
Knock property atA Norwalir
House. Winfield St.- East Nomalk,
np—n-Hou'se, 4 acres of land.
‘ Prop—~14 glue. Richmond :Hi
View Pork
rré-Q—House, Hillside Place,
“Boon. r acre, West Ave. South Norwalk,
on Washington St.
7o~.--—Cott‘age on about at Bell Island, Furnished,
prim—House and 4 cores, River St, Dar-ion.
lots, Elrnw‘ood Ave" $850 and
St, m‘fiouth Nomalk.
Nomisllr.
I 3.0“
50°
0° up '
6.00:
.5000
7.000
15,000
1,000
South llorwslk. 4.500
A 5.500
7.000
Sim
9'5”
.. south Norwalk.
. 3-590
Newton Heights.
.‘Stamiord, 6,000
ta. $325 up
8 rooms. 3.000
12.000
raw-,- -L'0t with foundation. Weodward Ave. and Charles
.St., 3’ s
ark—litmus, Elizobeth
its—«Blouse, 16 recurs.
rifle—House, 1! r0
’ ei—-Houte. 6 rooms, Rowe
”matinee, barns.
pea—mop act-es land. goribner
anew—52‘ acres land. Connecticut Turn lire,
flaw-Cottage. 6 rooms. Winfield St..
126-—-—Biiilding lot. Fart Point Sh. Em Norwnlk.
xi rooms.1ot so by 125.
arshall Sb.
otns, Elizabeth St.,
sip—A—House. u rooms. Gerard Place,
rte—Building lot, Van 2am Ave, East Norwail
At sir—Rouse, barn and extensive grounds. West St
too—Budding lots. Windward Ave 34
. 25d
4.604
4:001
3-59.‘
5.00?
70:
27:5“
5? MP-
ton.
gnnecticut Turnpike.
t .,.
3.2m
6,000
mono
@000
2.500
800
at Norwalk,
ra7—Briek house. 3’ families. for sale or exchange for
smell! arms.
. the 12% gross. v
Ink—House. Belden Ave., Norwalk
3,500
12,800
sting, if you are figuring on wiring your 91sec. Now' ll the best
or nueeiAN orriccns. .
. TEEBBURG. Sept. 4 ——By or-
the emperor, unless Lieut. Gen.
1. the former commander ot
bur: Lieutvl‘len. Foch, who
ed the‘ Fourth East Siberian
‘F It Port Arthur. and Gen.
“ Achief of stat! of Gen. Btuessel.
r unanimously acquitted or
ed by the Reno Commission.
ith the investigation or the
of Port Arthur. the Auras
mentioned will he tried by the
”pointed pupreme court mai-
. A DAMAOID IY FLOODI.
. ‘. initial Sept. "—Fifocgi?
W a argo sec on 0
[IBM Whole villages have
rsted. great cross of food
haemdeatroyed and the
is ruined. There are nine
her In the lowlands. giving
for miles the appearance
.The inhitbllants have
’the- hillssnd am dd
subsistence on raids on
INIMDAN I Loss.
Btept. d» --A dispatch
oboe til the
«Net hot the army con
oi?“ mill "'ii
In cs 3/ it
”has? personal
. Aretrained from the
Metro is now waiting for
it! the tires appafistus
we see. lbs
.. A we her on no.
POPULAR AMUOIMBNTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE ATTRACTIONH.
Hoyt's Theatre waI well lllled at
both performances yesterday and the
audiences witnessed I most pleasing
production of Not Like Other Girls.
by Miss Alice Keen Nan. Iu rted by“
a well balanced company. be whole
performance was once tlonsliy well
ringed and the vsndevi in in the third
act was excellent. 'l‘o-morrow night
Murphy and Murphy. in The lrlsh
Pawnbrokers. will he the attraction;
Friday night, The Runaway, Match.
and Saturday. Daniel Bully, in The
Matchmaker, mutinoe ’aud night. Next
week Hoyt and Levy will present the
Knickerbocker Stock Company, with
an excellent repertoire“
sueorma I‘r III GMT.
SEA GIRT. N. 1.. 'Sept. i.--Flrlul
began on the range here today in the
most important competition in the his?
Atory '0! military ride shooting in this
country-«the NItionsl learn it.
Forty-one teams are competing. « 0
contest will be detailed tomorrow are
nine. The team making the highest
aggregate will receive the nstional“
irophy provid by Consress. medals
tor the lento drum, Ind 0800. There
are live other prises.
INTIITIINID veuua FIIINDI.“
Little arses Tucker. daughter all r.
and Mrs Charla A. Motel. .01 Hull:
street. Norwslh. entertained I number"
of her young friends at I party Isiah
day, attornoon hi honor or herthorth
10,00! .
. the arrival yesterday on
coco .
NewBediordN.Y.. A ..
Miss Susie Morohouse. dsughter 0:
Captain of Police Robert Morohouse.
has returned from s. piesnnt vacation
stay among the mountains.
Judge and Mrs. Henry W Gregorv
have returned to Norwalk from their
vacation trip and Judge Gregory is pie-
‘aidlng again over the probate court. of
Norwalk.
The many friends in South Norwslk
of City Clerk ill. FT. Buckingham. of
Bridgeport, will congratulate him over
baby. boy
to brighten his home. .
Benjamin Porter; employed doliv
[ oring ice tor Frank H. Merrill, stepped
oi! a back porch, Saturday and broke
his left knee cap. He was removed
to the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill returned
today to théir home in the suburbs
of Boston after I two weeks' vacation
stay in Norwallt. the guests of Mr.
Hill's mother, Mrs. Ella D. Hill, of
West avenue.
Miss Carter trorn Maine. is in South
Norwalk tor a short vacation as the
guest of the Misses Jessie and Marga-
ret Gerard. Miss Carter was one of
the interested dancers at the Knob
last evening.
Charles A. Pugeley. the Down street
Aank-leAsupporter manufacturer. in com
pany with Edward 8. Brown. In em-
ploye of the company. ardspending I
week‘s vacation in Niagara Falls and
Toronto, Canada. Post cards received
from them state they are having a
line time.
About twelve members of Unitas
Tribe went to Naugatuck yesterday
nnd attended the annual convent on oi
the state Haymakers held in that city.
Owing to «the rain the olamhalte. which
was one or the features at the day.
had to be held inside The South
Norwaiir delegation returned early in
tire evening and reported a fine time.
“If Bhopard.‘ of Belle Island. took a
party of friends to Oyster Bay yestoro
day in his launch, nail late In the I!
ternoon they had the signal honor of
being allowed to board the "Pennsyl-
vaaia." The entire party was shown
throughout the big ship and were serv-
ed too in the stateroom. One oi the
members of the party was Miss Jane
Smith, of South Norwalk.
Edward .i. 1110qu is in New Haven
today attending the meeting of the
committee from the Connecticut Asso-
ciated Dailies. which is to open bids
today on o contract for supply the walk. too
state newspapers with paper. City Edi.
tor 'l'olles is still unIble to return to
his duties. though recovering Ind B. C.
Feeney is acting city editor for the N
car.
A happy tamily is that which
finds reiuge in the United Grocery
Company's store in North Main street.
There can be found a cat. rat and lor-
flat mo“living. together in porlect hot-
0 last pained sillmal is un-
usually useful in keeping sway rods
from the store Manager Edwin Drake
is planning to fatten up the ferret and
send it to the Dgnbury Fair in Colo
her. _
John Fell. tor whom the Norwslk po-
lice have had a warrant for thirteen
months. on I charge of non support or
his wile and child, was laced under
arrest yesterdey Fell
various pieces. Telling much of his
time in Marylan
account 0! the Illness and desth or
his sister. He sent word to the police
of his arrival, and the case will come
up tomorrow utter-noon. the accused
being under a bond of 3100.
HATTIII 1N WATIRIUIV.
lentil Nemlkm Had a Fins Time in
The parade and It the Picnic.
south Norwulii batters have I as oo- 5'
11m
pic thisl' reputation when my Ih‘
lotion oi dieing things rl til. it the
thorn Its Indrmrd y they
9 I”.
F"
. Bandt street.
It! been in)
He came here on
“phonon erANLnr'loNne.
is:fl {goggymesi infant child at
don”. died ”It
‘ the home at the parents. ill
Water street. South N.orwIilt Folio
oral 'Iarviess will be held this alien
noon train the loans home. It 4
o'clock. “Ag-L... A.
. amber. WA'rstN
Samuel Watson died this morning at
one Suits, cm and an... Carmen
Waists. White and Colprod. Bathing Suits.
for Walsh and Dressed ,8lik Mulls and Fancy Crgsndles. ‘
hlI item in Fuji street. Nmalk He A " “
was sixty years or age. rod is survived
by a widow. iihneral services will be A r
his isle
held “WNW
homo, and
to Virginia.
EDWARD“ J DONNELLY.
Edward J. Danni} died this morn‘
ing at the home ct is sisters in Van
Besto N pmailr. otter; s
lingering illn Funeral services
will be held fibisd‘a day, drooping at 9
culprit iron: St. Joseph’s Church. in-
torment will he in Bt..Mary’s come
cry , A .
moon from
motto "maths will be taken“
prions;
Clayton Helium fine little can of
Mr. and Mrs. Lou us Relates. of Chest-
out street, Norwslk. died «terrier.
Funertl Ie'rvloes will be had tomor-
row morning. The Rev. F. D Torrey
‘wiii olilclato. The remains will be tak-
on to Rockvllie tor interment.
INFANT ohucuav.
The infant child of Mr. Ind Mrs.
Howard 8. Douche! died yesterday It
the home or the parents in Fort Itreet.
East Norwalk. Funeral services will
“.119“! til-mart!!!
LAwnnNtis“ :unumowar
In relics R... infant son of hir.
and rs. Goprge amid was. dial! your
terdsy the h is all parents. :16
South sin at t' Funoral services
were held this sftprnoon at 3 o'clock
FUNERAL or ‘JouN boron.
fl‘ho‘ tuners] oi ip‘h'o Dorie vies held
yesterday mornijifl ‘tt 9 o clock rm 8t.
Joseph‘a Church.
o sted, and in
ary' s demote";
W
imCUR‘SIONU TO WARN-NFC.
The lrélght and passenger ates er
Marion made in trips to Oyser
Buy yesterday. an aim or them were
well patronized lit the afternoon sad
evening they too! over 360 people on
each trip The return from the last
tilp was made in the hepullhil moon
um room ll'o clock. “
The steamer V tor. pp the return.
ran aground I n her 9! times our
The Knob sad as considerably do
isyedln gottingt South Not-walk. The
tide V“ unusuaiy low yesterday I!-
torpedo.
Captain Thompson. of South Nor-
it a party of eighteen young
people over to the big review pester
day in his spegdy' iroWd out:t
wss arrsnged y
orwslh. They started about ‘3 in
the morning, but owing to‘ the choppy
. use outside. did not venture on the
Sound until alters
eat was in at.
The steamer m‘i'éq'c. iltetens took
two large parties over to Oyster Bay
yesterday sitornoon and evening. The'
W
To Every Indy.
325!) Plilllill Flu
Call sndfdeiiuots Ii
16 Washington it. amino
Formerly Iolssn's.
linden the big parade and osiehrstion ‘ ‘
held in Waterbury. Th
well. too. its» those who Ire on
188140 in itstter's circles
that their)»o him all: dsi
Inniwrssry of her I‘liiriilidny. i“ .m-
ands Wm.
ms held
snitch camber our-es to the m
100.! batters. ”It!“ WI i
.11 111i pm tiii'iloil Gilli,
ted strong and mat Ionics
lawn-m u”It
CY IIIII'BMICA
' Egypatlohfi' Harvester Com
ltov. Dr. Mahal- o’lll- _ '; .'
fishing trip A proved to he the more
delighttul pt the taro as the hosts
could be seen then with all their 11 A
inclinations. T!“ appeared at their ,
best absorb a mile away. 'A ‘
lNyIITIGATfliC ,_ RVIITIR GOM-
FA v. , A
ornxA. Kan. Sept. I.——lnvestlga- ,
lions or the international Hervestor
Company one bosom-ll. tilted by C.
C. attorney ne‘r'dl at ,
ass, to asterrdlns .idle or the cones
is chanting in violation 6! the s
antitrust laws. Applications tor subr-
poenss prepsred by the attorney- -gos-
oral allege thst "seoret Iraugemen: >
and agreements exist between deals
in various lines." The application
specifies that all contracts entered in:
to between any of the dealers and the?
our for
years 1904, 1905 and l She
brought into court
Sweet finger Corn
Hanan d. Sop’ s
“.00 AND sum.
Raislon Health Shoe
Elite
for Men and Women
“MIND“
Serviceiibie School
Shoes for Children
ruminan'
“WEAR W8 illfl ill".
H w in
GER & CI
wnsr WASHINGTON or. scorn noewam.
.... l, ., . .. .» h..._~e.f~i~. .
'~ fat
39139311)” your Boys], and »
contention-wen dressed
whilosenidmg' them toaohool
. Wehm everything for
children} and thank "isA'I" he no-
eaaion...lihbt you manila... let.
your Qhfldren ~80 howl
poorly clad. A
\
Open a. charge account if
your money in scores.
'Atr ' ’ ”A
2;" :g- CV“ N ’3
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