ii I will hold a regular meeting. to-mor- ‘ who has been spending his vacation lid. vicinity: ‘Showers ’ rsday.‘ A long trough \ extends from Texas ,‘0 the! Lake reglom. ‘understorm‘a have [oc- curred [during , tumours from the» deity Module s eastward to the W19 ru‘ vmrtion pit 0 “Lake re on. and along the Adan coast fro Vic i giniu to Emma, island, ‘Freezi tem— peratureswere rppotte’dfrom . tans. Conditions favor-tor this vicinitywarm muggy weather with. showers and thunderstorms. " Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum. row evening at 8 o’clock. Rev. Gerald ii. Board, of Bridgeport. in New Hampshire, is expected back today. " I Miss Mprion Moore. of Philadelphia. and Miss Emma Moped; at Brooklyn, wore guests of Mrs. S. R. Weed, Row. syton. recently. . Mrs. Archibald Shoflleld and daugh- ters. the Misses Florence and Pull the Morison. oi Summit.uN. J.. are guests at the Norwalk Hotel. - ‘ Sister Kate. of Grace Church, New. York, has returned to her church work ' utter a visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Weed. Midbrook. Rowayton. E. L. Mitchell. of South Main street. has returned home from a very de- iightl’ul trip through Massachusetts. liaise and the WhileMountnius.- H—u—ml , ,. ‘Dr. W. B. Bean. or West'cven‘ue; has returned from his vacation trip. which inciudtd a tour through Rhode Island. Massachusetts and New Hampshire in his automobile. Frank A. Baker. trimmer for the South Norwnlk municipal electric light plant. has returned from his tin-i uuni vacation and resumed his duties at the Station. Company F was to have held a meet. lug. last night. to discuss the basket‘ hull season. but no quorum being pres- ent. the meeting has been adjourned to Thursday night. i John Murphy. in charge of ihe'house- furnishing department of the Boston the p . . v. “sxrsiusiictii resource: "ore. ; alumnae ‘ well , eduippcd.‘ well lixhlcd and well hosted. 188 boys preé mutter college; hundreds prepared ’tor business. Manual training. Free hand drawhins. Athletics. . . iLLUaTsATIzo mucous. mm A rehearsal of the Sunday school chorus. with the orchestra, will beheld ~ at the South .Norwaih Bo. tlst‘Chilrch. this evening at 7:45. Al the young people attending the Sunduyl‘schmi are oordiuily. invited to attend the re hearsai. "I < ‘ , 4 ‘ Norwaiit people are taking an inter- est in interconnec- Hill Colintri' Club's lair this week. David W. Ray- mond. of outh .Norwsik. exhibited a Benton terrier. bitch. which secured first prize yesterday; F. M; Comstock. of Normik. eXhiblted one or the lineal. pairs of Herefords oh the grounds. and secured a blue ribbon. Mr. Conlstock also secured second prize for his ex- hibit in the three-year-old stallion class. ‘ . m Warden Albert Garvin, of the state’s prison at Wcthcrsfield. has written to Sheriff Hawiey asking him to hold Do. it Schoiley. bound over from Shei- toti. in case the man should be dis- charged in the criminal superior court. Echoliey was out on pnroie from u tell yesrs"sentence in state’s prison, utter serving half his time, and he is now awaiting trial upon a charge of rope. In case he is discharged. he will be sent back to state‘s prison to active out the remainder of his time there for violating his pnrolc. . Clermout Bayard, J. ll. Kirker, Jl-., R. W. Ramsdell. William McPholmy. W. W. Franklin. it‘. E, Williams, R. E. LaDaw, John McMiliien. .li‘. A. li‘nrnswurth, E. D. Warren. Edward A. Rogers. Thomas M, Culhlie. Jere ilnli. E. C. North, Percy Muck. New York; H. S. Tctmun. W. M.‘w0r(‘0iili’il‘. A. C. F‘airhnnks. S. ll_ Foster. T R. Forrull. 'l‘. G. Abbott, .lr.. George F. Huxley. Jr., Boston; .l. W. Wiltlnnn. ii. S. Plummet, Philadelphia; Charles Ray- nolds, 'l‘prriugton: Henry, Whitsnn. Providence; A. J. Pitcher, Spi‘inlziit‘ill: Fred M. I’ccl. 'l‘l'oy;.F. Hriisler. lili- mit‘a. were guests at the Hotel (liil~ ford, last night. PUT LOOK ON HOT WATER Death by Steaming No Longer Poi- aible on Randall's island. The coroner's inquiry into the death of Julius Rossner. eight years old. who iwns scolded to death ill a bathtub at the New York City Children‘s School and Hospital. Randall's ishtnd. on Sept. , was held yesterday and resulted in the jury brill ng in n recommendation that more c re he taken so that a repetition of the Hammer case will be impossible. ’ William J. Fleming. acting superin- Poe ' Rauchtuss ' spending the summer at the Boyer res , h s - turned fro r lens tendeni. testified that the boy fell into shimweeih’sIchniion 83.13;?! yAIl’bnny a. bathtub while the nurse's back wus and other Hudson river cities. ‘iurned and that another boy turned -»-—-« -... Ionmthe scalding: vizier. Sappmb‘llummg I-lownrd Hunter i majoring in; so so one er tell. u u a u) was nusl vacation from his duties at the Impoflibiel as the faucets bod slut-n (illice of die Gilbert it Bennett Munu- been provided with keys um were factoring Company. Georgetown. and I“ ““5 “WWW 0' the nurses. is visiting at his board In Norwulk. GREENFIELD COUNTRV CLUB Mills Mabel Roy. 0;, mgoklym and FAIR OPEN'I SUCCESSFULLY. Mrs. lsubei Prrkhnm ashley. of ‘ Brouklyn' an} pxpected suelta of Mfg. EXhIhn‘on 0' 0““. ‘nd Ollillonl At- Wood. who in... her "at borne" aays' virgfgdzianggm DWI?“ Day. iriiliu , us usu i. Own ton. ii . . n ‘0 T09“- Th' y “I: in E y field County Club Fair one of the big- llurold Thompson will leave Nor- limit crowds that Willi Over in attenti- wnlit. Saturday. for Williams College. once at an omnins day was handled. which 1“. “mt.” this full. Harold The exhibition of stallions and cattle Green. or Norwuiit. is ulreudy astudsnt .Weropf the very finest. thorn null will Muru today or tomor The Vlillulnllio exhibit is one of the row. best the club has ever bad. And that's saying something Particularly, in the corn und potato show. interesting. and wonderful. The displny of Cattle is twice the sire of last year’s. ——~lt you haven't the time to exer- cise regularly. Dean's Regulate will prevent constipation. They induce a mild. easy. healthful action of the b0 well without griplng. Ask your drug- giot for them. 25 cents. i m... Edwin l oyt and family. and Alfred ud family, who have been most MFITY DIPOBiT BOXES. » Robert Mooregor. of the Mosior Safe Company. was in town. yesterday, on businssn, and took the order of the South Norwulk Trust Company for no new safe deposit boxes. The present safe deposit accommodations 'nro nil taken up and the new boxes will be in- .stiilied as soon uni/pmiblo. A steel ‘truck f r the. booked! the, concern, to be use ,in . tlint them into and tuit- .ot'tho “imbue also been deuce. in Main street, left town for York. yesterday, where they will the winter. . F. 1‘. Harmer. finflmxnfllf; rhO’ll nvltng anc‘ "g. of Wynn“. will return ‘ lioine today accompanied byi ,o. um Cecile draw. Who will toms aw am. PATOWOOMPANY. or home with her this whiten: Chester l). luycr. ofLowa street. " W ~~ left this morning for New York. where Null":f allow“. 0! the sieve he? will join "My Girl Patsy" Company on o ‘ Reynolds. of th‘ ’notion do "gloom log that: oil purchuod.‘ .l'l’nts'is’a how York pros _ ,0! "I” "“110 0' biilhmeflh dilution and ill! anions run at the lib aw York. Win. 0|! tilt-innit very Theatre. New, York. last season. “"1“ .2 With their departments. W ' 'l‘he umber oi thrillers students in donned. No. 64. Daughter: Tam-«8.00” the number of will hold its regular meet departure in . l 0 night. Thorc‘wiil he a delves work. and all - part in the work. an bars of the order. It: matron... Bunion Store. and with whit. 'iiehnnseolo’rtl a position v ,0 near cum roost this: momma... m unusual} 'oarunoav svsuiuo' on yo “rail: 1 with themes: ,. x at w etch mfiulta and Overcoat: true to!» trio’s dictstee liner and true tenor standard in tailoring and fit. moosontlnuo to assert their superiority over any. and-all others. superiority due solely to peerless deal the finest fabrics. and. theonmatched work of master toilem. . . All promd‘ to your satisfaction in our present chow of Fall wears. at prices proof against dissatisfaction. Come ends» the show. Fall Suite, $8.50to 82.5.00. ‘ Overcoatsm $8.50to $20.00. *— Fall Hats are. ready, and Full Furnishings, all in happy accord with Our Fall‘clothco in style and quality. . . inert-Mrs" and color mint sndyoung man over I You can buy Grain and Feed for more money. or you can pay elsewhere. the price we ask. But you cannot equal anywhere, the good quality of our grains or the good ser- vice we give. ' Buy Oats That- Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. We are near-- Just as for as the nearest letter-box or telephone. TC use Several New Views—Just Received. at , f ‘ i ‘ _ Wm. P. Bee rs, Books. Stationery and Engraving. '49 Wall St, Remark. 6 80. Main So. So. Nonndk. I o— _. "new. ... .n- m ... mlilew Curtains for Fall and Winter are now ready and represent the fluent and most complete collection to he found in this vicinity. I If you are looking for exclusivencs a. novelty and beauty. if you are look- ing for variety nnd nloderuteness of price. This Curtain and Drapery Depart nlcnt oi ours will surely interest you. Ad. «railing at o. c l 12—410 NORTH MAIN I‘I'NIIT. IOUTH NORWALI‘."09NN. ‘ ‘osrnnrusur. i onu rnon a 1'0 a chilly. . - large fractions. . fell 1 7:8, ltemilng 1 1-4 and St. Paul. . irregular. and‘llonvenientiiayi ‘ i ‘Ou K’N“ ; .’ Iii a. WHO emetic .- a good smoke ought to be shami- of our Cigar Department. Whether your preference is for a Imported Cigar. you’ll. find it in our assortment. . Our special Black and White 6 cent straight and our Ls Providonols, 3 for 25 cents, Cigars, are making customers 4 for us daily. Try them. . iii Billiard intimacy, rue ruseoairflon prone. * TEL The. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE. ., TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.-—'l‘he downward course of prices of stocks » was pronounced at the opening. a num- ber of the speculative favorites losing Great Northern pi‘d. Northern Pacific, Missouri Pacific and Denver & Rio Gl'ande 5-8 and 34. ill- " ternntionnl Paper and National Lend rose 3-4. WALL STREET. 11 n. m.—-0pening losses were retrieved when a good de- mand arose for Loud and Suleltlng. which improved 1 3-4 and 2 1-4. respect- ively. Fluctuations were uncertain for a time, but at 11 o'clock the market was rising comprehensively. Trading became quill at the rally. . WALL STREET. .. Noon-Prices worked righor duriug‘the second hour. The movement was uneven, and the- body of the list was not ‘much nifocted. 'Leud's gnin reached 3 1-4. Bonds were ADDITIONAL L _ A‘L news Court Mahackemo. Foresters of Am“ cried. hold it regulnr routine business meeting last evening. ._... I. Uncas Tribe. ' ii. M” held a ireguiar business ' his last evening in lieu Men‘s Hail. . ”w , ' ‘ .‘ KM“. in! dire. Mary .1. Front. of 75 West ail-net. wus admitted to tho Norwnllt Hospital this morning for treatment. ancz thnter. _‘ .; fell last Sunday uni ,. (iflficnry strcet. mite his right log. lie was token the hospital yes- - terday_ . Michael O'Brien. or"the firm of O‘Brien & Rooney. who has been un- dergoing treatment in the Norwalk Hospital. was discharged yesterday. ll. S. Blaniii‘ord. of Boston. is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Thomas S. Merriwcathcr, of Pruspcct avenue. Norwnlk. . ‘ John Gerham and Louis Wnrncho. the. locni fruit dealers. have presented the Norwnlk hospital with n consid- erable quantity of their products re cently. "l‘he South Norwaik Fife and Drum held it brief parade lust evening prior to embarking for Long island, where they are to intend a llrcmen‘e cnrui- val there. Miss Jessie VnnDykc. who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ross Mai. kin, of Summer street. Norwnill. has returned to her home in New York state. loorge Scales. of Norwaik. who had it very severe nasal hemorrhage for twenty-four hours. was taken to the Norwalk hospital. yesterday, where he underwent treatment.i 'i‘he how of blood was stopped. James Atehinson. a Norwaik man. was picked up helplessly drunk shortly before noon today in Norwslk. by Chief of Police Bradley. Atohinson will he gives an opportunity to or plain himself before Judge Lockwood tomorrow morning. irony Mione. an itsiinn laborer om- pi‘oyed‘on o Woodward avenue Job. had the big toe of his left foot smashed and the bone broken. while at work yesterday. .by having a rock full on it. M one was taken to his home in hex- top Menus and the injury was dressed by Dr. Jean Dumortior. Witnesses in the cases at James Hy. iatt. arrested for abuse ot a. little lirl .with robbing the Nerve ‘mixllt ot- "iicound Herbert Bwsn, accuseddf rah hing George C. Olmstosd. of Wilton. have been slmmonod by Instill Boul- loiy. 'i'iie‘ [trait case has gone over on ti mummy. is v . . Mic-Helen may Helou’nuiuts cumin. timid! hm tron .mmim Domestic, Key West, or an all I‘luvauu~ out-tic. mar ominous ; 3 I? out. ' iii: ViLL Tampa... I. ' +350msl‘nlna ‘ .2570“ rec'd/‘5?" ‘ a" ru _. wui.’ coME BACK. they... A LONG nus. rusv wu. TALK no YOU Aboumun, = us A rncsn. ,Sicucn DRAQ l; we DID—4r cosrs U5 NO ; ARE GLAD THEY WILL BE ll Lil-IVES iN muru. wc‘no. ,w cvcnv MERCHANT MUST.- , . PRICES"-—EXCEPT oN BROKEN» oVERLoADED. WE MAKE PM BEGINNING. wr: wuss To not possum our wy: cAn MA. AT A PAIR. PROFIT AND coma LARGER. wslhvlrs‘vou'rd' Ar MR. OUTCAULT"3 maroon scrrccrruuv, The continued warm ther has ri- «~- have a stock good for canning or catsup; lar prime condition, to sell at 40c basket. Elberta Peaches. The first pickings of a yr and fine; pretty as a picture. Nothing as fine - - ;. her to date. A fine flavored peach. Costs high. 1, my friend, quality. have. ‘ 7, $1.10 per Bake L3§E§§3‘ ' The Peach Season 15 t . We have a sole On them for the to st of week. ‘i .. coon rescues. ...... . ...... l. umronsnn..... ......... .... v‘ EXTRA canon sunrsucv..... ...... ‘ 20 North Main St. So. Norwpfi. Handrofde . df are being overworked as a melt of swam Relic! for ctr-inst! and tired one may averted by veal-ins a our or one Propor Ola-non. Profihfl latching illuminant! ' in ,Ncmllt: Edgar ltir an. charged. '
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