fall and Winter will
48 and 47 Washington direct,
instructions Hotel Iii“.
s. K. BANKO. :
learn “ L
Eaton-Harlin
a mom: a lull little ‘ol
WEATHER .FORFA}.
, For Norwnlll and Viciliityt-s-ii‘air ?
and ecoler to- night and Saturday The’ .
disturbance that was in the lake re- I
stop yesterday morning passed over
this vicinity last night and Is a
Central near Nantucket. It produced
local showers and thunderstorms in.
the Eastern portion of he re ion
and New England.
banee Central near St. Paul is produc
ing local showers In the Upper Minis» .
slpnl Valley The temperatureocon
tlnuos high in this Cbtttrdl and Eastern
sections. Conditions favor for this
vicinity partly cloudy weather with
slightly lower temperature.
m
-Lal.‘est Sort Hats. O'Brien.
The corn crop ls being harvested
and farmers report an enormous yield
this- year.
“U...“
hetine Horace Wsters Plano. 850—84
ne‘r mouth and no interest. Mrs. J.
W Studwetl 39 North Main St.
W
Some i'arlners are mowing their men-
dons for the second time and report
an astonishing crop of hay.
M
;-Stiit hats at one dollar and one Ill
ty, at Bodweii s, 54 Water St.
‘i’v
Mrs. Ii. 8. Barnes 0! NorWalk. spent 8t
Monday With Mrs Katherine Sturgee.
in. Wilton.
’ "‘-—To night, Low' s Orchestra Benefit
Baton Point. Continuous dancing un-
til 11 oclock
Mrs. Seth Remington, of Spring
street, Is visiting friends in Simsbury
for a. week.
~Latest Bolt lists. O'Brien.
Mr and a, John B. Seymour and ,
daughter. 0 South Norwnill, spent .-
Tuesdsy with Mrs. Charles Webb;
North Stamford avenue Ponus.
~aneball—Norwalks Vs, Stamfords
The electric clocks In the South
Norwalir depots are again out of or
dcr and experts have tailen them to?
., heir Hagen for repairs;
h—Lntes Fall Barbies. O'Brien.
Mrs M. Norton and Mrs. A Megar
gel of Penna. have been spending a
few days In South Norvtuilt, as guests
of Mr. and Mrs George A. Whelpiey.
W
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*Qno Horses Waters Piano! 860—84
per month and no interest Mrs. J.
W. Studwell 39 North Main St.
Miss Anna Hawxhurst has returned
home to Norwnlk after a visit with
her cousin, Miss Mamie Hawkins, in
Southport.
-See President Roosehelt reviewing
Naval Parade on board the Mayllower.
at Hoyt's Theatre, tomorrow matinee
and night.
Rev. Charles M. Solieck, of Norwalk
the well known and beloved pastor at
the Lewis'boro and South Salem chap
sis, was a caller In Ridgodeid recently.
Bad breath. coated tongue, s ian
guilt leeiin Is entirely unnatural
Your Inzy giver and bowels need a
topic. The best soothing tonic to
every organ is Hoillster‘s Rocky
Mountain Tea; Tea or Tablets, 85
cents. PIIlIied‘s Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘harles Pugsley. son
Charles, Jr., and daughter Beatrice, oi
Lowe street, have gone to Brooklyn.
N. Y.. to spend a low days
‘ The Republicans of the Second Vol.
ihg'DiItri'ct‘Wiil hold their caucus Mon-
day night at 8 o'clock. in Quittner'I'
“all. and the city caucus will be held
Tuesday night . .
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RumpCornedB‘eei
1:2 1-” mums. . .
gheethhr dis ur- .
.‘ phin
The
thmji I. M; loll-
Ahigmiigenrtno: poly-cor-
W‘W‘W‘W .l l" .3.
; Mlfikihfiusiity ‘
Reasonable Brion.
Elsi Kristi.
' I'rili’rth “WT“. sea—a
Connection tor all north and
south, withdraws can be made
at our store.
It
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r
mkww
~Movlng Pictures at Hoyt' s Theatre
tomorrow matinee and night. All new
Mini Blossom slitlth'; daughter or
Mr and Mrs: Wlillalnii Smith, of
West street leaves South Not-walk
this week to resume her studies at
the Wheaten seminary in Massachu
settle.
" m
4’0er Alpines. O'Brien.
A famous Wisconsin twontan once
said: ‘All this poorm earth deeds is lust
the art or and: It ill;d“ Won't sonic
one be kind enough to propose Hollis-
ter's Really mountain Tea? It helgs
to make people kind and well. Tea 1
Tablets, 35 cents. PIalsted’s Drug
. H...
. ~illustrsted songs and moving pic-
lures Hoyts Theatre tomorrow mal-
inee and night
III-6m
Danbury Flair entries for trotting
horses, poultry dogs and cats closed
0Y8.
reach the secretary. G M Rundle
llsnbury, by Tuesday next on which
day the entry books close.
~38sebaii~Norwalka vs Stamfordi
Mrs. George W. Voorhees, Non
walll: Mrs Waiter D. Saune ers of
Danhury, and Miss Leila M. Elwood, of
Norwalk spent Wednesday in term
calling on friends, driving back to
Dsnbury Wednesday night
. T~Ohespestaccldent insurance —Dr.
burglar Eclectric Oil. Stops the
non
d heals the salad. Ah’ drut‘
gists' sell it.
The Demetratic Second Voting Dial
lrlct caucus for the nomination of cum
dldates {or town oflicell will be held
Monday evening next in Arion Hall
Woman lclty caucus will be
has immediately after the town can
0 I .: ,.~.. '
—_
Senator Jeremiah Donovan has told
his friends in Smith Nolwslk that he
would take a nomination for mayor.
and people In the twin cities are won
dcrlng whether the general assembly
will lose one of its most interesting
figures ~Stamlord Advoclite.
M'
~anebsll—Norwslks vs Stamfords
Miss Mabel I Hurt daughter of Rev
W D Hal-l, or Wilton who has been
teacher oi Greek and Latin at the,
Bradford Mass" academy. tor several
iyears. has been elected to the Latin
chair at Wilson College Chambers
burg, Penn. and entered on her new
duties on Monday.
*“‘~
v d—«Soe the Naval Parade at iioyt's
Theatre, tomorrow matinee and night
H 8. Ogden, one of Wilton s public
spirited summer residents. has olloo
ed to the nuplih of the North Wilton
district titres prises, to be uwsrdo‘dlst
the end of the school year: the ilrat
for department. second for advance
ment In lessons, and the third to the
most popular one to the school.
The design oi‘ our common coill,
which was adopted in 1884. II soon to
null changed. A colnnso committee in
now considering other designs. and it
. , Lia probable also that the new cent will
hm lands at nickel or stunt-Int
and the liail coppIr pieces retired
, ili‘iilb c oiJnIte .
. :1
You are wasting time it you are
waiting for not to I do all the writ
IcVerybodr not I l tilts-e .Ioidoer
nature: assist tier by us It I seem
Helium‘s noisily Men in, Tea.
Tu‘prm TI lets, all costs; IIlIiiIil'l
Dill
Nation is to hold Ila Milt I conven-
lion“. October). ha 9:80 a.
ml in no will» at . 'l‘h
association endeavors to promote
scientiiie and moth-I III culture.
and wants the cooperation of all in
this vicinity who are in The
secretary II J Arthur 9 it Box 88.
Hartiord.
um var r‘lixrr ill rials.
More till
hhlfgégsnki it our six-
t7- Yem all r from kids”
and bladder disorders. small onion!!-
lnsntof prom-Its T‘iIiM
fledgling. m h‘i‘n ”'38:,
.. s... "an raw-mil.
cu
ingot midi n It.
hum
hurnstt Rock Portable,
“Retail,
and
with enlargedm” arm Em
yirouble lot
"i Mill
“Asa-£9.“ tar 5—C- “ haggél.“ -1
‘ ' ‘ y .
Tuesday. and all other entries must .
..
The Connecticut Beekeepers Assn
.3“
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4; was.
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MIDI LUCY “AV. '
m mm It. Ohio-go.
hair feel in m
a” p ”duithmiiky d IIOIl’I Ict
sweatshops-6%
“It“
.a. his“
5'3me
nonhuman“:
iii The calendar autumn begins on Sun-
” at
Mrs. Fr:lkchIt Schaub and son Fred.
oi New York city, are visiting Mrs.
Albert Berg, oi Meadow street. and
Mrs. Henry Froeb of 1.0th street.
They will return home Saturday. so
on. JERQME n. WIRT.
Osteopathic Physician,
to Isaac: Place.
Norm“. Conn.
' Phone.
iItitufe of osteopathy. at Kirk:-
viile. Mo.
Licensed prCollnectlcut State
Board of Health.
nsvrf iv. Ramiro.
miIIui Minter ‘
and lwmhslmsr.
19 serial sum it Nan-dink.
Residqnfi, Wuhlhgton Street.
Tiisp'h'an'e it noun. me.
"To the Public.
You are cordially Invited to attend
a grand baking exhibition of SUMMIT
RANGES at our store, 3 and 5 Wall
St.. Norwalk. Wednesday and Thaw
day, September 26 and 27. This won-
derful range will be shown in full
operation. baking biscuit, cake ell‘.,
ands dainty product of the oven in a
neat package will be given free to
each visitor.
A Summit Range Is the most ad-
vanced and perfect cooking apparatus
on earth. 80 little heat is wasted
chit we show it consulted with the
bmney by a planar stove pipe The
llummlt four bar grate saves fuel
F. A. mom
island 85th" 9LLo1s-ig.orwalk. Conn.
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HOYT’S THEATRE
as: wear, MOTDAY. user 24TH.
only I. Harris Presents the Dro-
mnil o Iueomoi the Century
THE. LION AND THE MOUSE.
I Charles Klein.
. NOTE-#- I carry the reduction In
in entirety. our own turni titre and I
r o with. mandolin attachment.
alone. . 800. 78c. 81.00, 81.80
i
- 'HUYT'S manna
’Ii‘iti'iiilAv. It"? 38%}
8|" All. Nit-i
AMIIMCAN VITAGRAPH 00..
ililbit'l‘lq all the lItII’l
MOWNO‘ P OTUIID \
"All!“ TRATID IONOI.
III— bands It Oyster IIy
:ThI Map is Flute .
:TRI ILonI Hi1: thymsn
TI
Indisn's‘i "Ivonne
III—60.
.NlrniflI.ni.Tn.-....uun1“,!“
”In 119mm,!“
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Hows THEATRE
1’8“- N'aa*”|—vvm
Olivgz‘himee
tiiI IM’INMm mms€hfigwfi . world.
m5} I iii 3'
sells vertebra.
"unfit: méw.s::°ii. u to be
third» '
your.
I; or wholesome comedy.
:8. I”the Q”Inuit! at was lettings.
normals ‘x'r
cathpanied by Mrs. Schsub's husband. M00
mm
Graduate of the A. T. Still Ina '
momma-Qt» this
01me stimulus Ind
till-ll ling shunt em.
. , us Ills” rd pm; “rt-m. .,
“q’m AfllcO‘lim'mfi‘.” fl ‘
Inseam-unsolmul. ,i', "
mat. .
ribs. 1 0.11.1!
iii a session this urchins
.m Mot
tor. menu-a this Ittsrlloon. In an-
micrometer“ Vanderbilt
ion
imi-
instilled lo the Maori
tloil dadssaldtyi M lass» to-lnomw
evening. Wilbur orchestra. or Bridle-
diminish? illusionsnd :carltrsiia
will mosaicwIlatlnmi .1 .1
lysin‘in _;-t.i‘
. ramps hisuii‘niohbs oi "channel-IS?
trons down the harbor. One young
lady-immorhooksll lac in a corn.
llII'ItIi'sIV litdnt titan: i'l’he when are
also tannins In. loco aim -<
”W . 1 , J
Alnlam pm! oliyoung men from
The Not-walled has arranged to so to
Conny «lshin'lhtonwmow night and so
tend the Halli aids celebration. which
promim to to one ottlw li'ilhilflt' an
rains in the history or thodsland
Wm
William O'Brien and Harry Orren-
dorif, of south Nor’vmili were in Der-
'hy yesterday visiting frionds. They
went mm Emilio Norwalit in error:-
dori'l's mortal automobile which be
is ghlng to enter It: the automobile
races th‘aba‘ars lobe beheld In Florida
i-lhls year.
r . it»; di-' W ., : . «
i Julian W her. of New York city.
has return to his home. alter spend-
i It law ya with his sister Mrs.
Woolworth or Grove street.
funniest will lui duiutbu'sohnolimh
In NMM "Pile Republicans ot'
the Flush-m3: Wild Voting Districts
will it instantiate of laws of-
::.1.1.,,~1i\
the Dentist-888 all these districts trill
halite detainee
convention. , The City of Norwaiit
rats will choose delegates to the
city contraption.
EAT PAY'S SALE or”
8H '1' MUSIC
I50
Hello Peaches A Floater From Home
Sweet Home. Let Me than You Smile.
When the fiun Sings in the Golden
West, Where is Brown. Goodbye
Sweetheart Goodbye; Waits Me. Bill
any others
.i thallium 3
Music ‘TORE.
Donovan Bloch 184 Washington at.
AgInt for «president Laundry.
in in "lead “a
Bank have This
xi {5
YOU CAN NOTED; IE'FTER THAN A
STEWART.
I I Into this lion will
plains ya.” (hit We will cheerfully re-
iund your mossy flier .. month's trial.
if you wish it.
~ VII Inirlts yultuosii. ink and com-
m
will
‘ ' "emoticons
ti. noun a sat.
i“ Wuhifga'}? It ‘ V1; ‘
warranties
Is 01. oulaow
um I:
7‘10 ”£33
I‘00 IHVMOUVH' )i'IVMBON
'uonduossp
line as latitude: cannon pull to; "so
[Lon .loqtunulol pus "‘emuli" out 19
WOW Oil VIM Wot] 'WOP it‘ll "all"
n sesnop [Lona :an nodn at nosm
Sultana em to tram out 980101] norm
men s spoon taut unit will JO) use In
let to amuse mu m: topic poo! is
new III and pin boundless u sun in
mild pool it In across out .lol Kano
ii and not elm nuclease: mp
so; it” an tel no! ‘Ii'i anoint .lo [MID
mood I In doap )sni “occupant; lento
dun JO 'snnu ‘lmnd ‘suo 'Issrl “not!
«lotto-went ‘Iefl ‘snss line 10 noon in
mountain punituumnq no
,tnq ‘dn Iota m on m pv lilo
W 'Ipon .moa [glans
ot norm m are on so; ' on;
me Ill" spam .lno 30m II “or”
lunch: on on but! Items one» on
“transmit.
Harry norm
. Tahitian“ , ,
vwim ,fir- 1;. t .g. s all...
of Non, ,*
Mammalian: will all Y
i tillage“ 4
you“ sum; ‘3" being reported .
, (ornoothsa disease. Therein no noi-
nearest thomn‘a‘lleiabiy hall: while -
o attend the town .
Not Because Your Hair is Curly. .
(PrivatI nu ii, 8 yum w 3" ii.
maria
. ow * ~
1m, yum.”
SnIuI- lentils of.
this country
with some!
.» , “media
grin Indetininnism
evil-strap sumo
autism" i
isiths llama lob?“
cwrormm :1. f ‘ 1‘
thiwmhi’oa‘w 6i trill? EWM
ply-la ”mbd‘ua'hiuh
”M888“ ‘ ‘ I Art
limo“ is not: nuisance bassist
ia'ia molly .or can boo
hr the SMITH unremi-
PAdIIY‘. 88581800519. New.
88:11 ".8??th withh- Our “stifled” all
Iv o a Mum)? a use
RIC-5? in. who .the means of l"-
3:“ your liner “rough prevent you (rent
crippled ion
uric-O Is sold in South Norrislk by
Ed'w. W. Kelley. Jr.
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-—Dunlap Derblea._
O'llrlen.
Mrs. Katherine Comatock. oi Ponus
spent last Friday in Norwslk.
, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sconeld, of
Norwalk have been guests of SyIVee
tel Scam-Ill, Dean Hill. Ponus.
--Crush Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs illness and Mrs. Marvin. oi
d-‘W
f The frame of Francis Lemongelli’s
been raised
~Dr. Dick‘s” cures malaria.
The caretsiirs irom Lites Farm
Brnnchvliic and Miss Ellie Bennett
are at Bell Island for a vacation.
Mir.
4‘91}, 4 8 ‘ydl
v'o A“, V a '1‘
so . .t .,
The. complete autumn assort-
ment is ready. We show sev-
eral different models. This
means thatlho young. the mid-
die-aged and the elderly man can
get exactly the hat that best
suits him. The new grey Is at-
tracting most mii’n this season;
82.00 AND 82.50.
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Sounds, Ironic.
‘H
’ ‘ , i
wanna.
radium».
“thinner-'-
on; ‘
—Baseball—-Norwaiks va Stamfords, f“
Springdnle. were in Norwalk, Wednes '
~BasehnlI~Norwalks vs Stamlords _
new house in Hamilton avenue has i
. a
‘ bfald, while
ktilwll’ r i ml.
"ililsfhiillllv
Has satirical; «can. at
Itasca
and their «lithe sccnlal
suns, a on. has
fills floaty illicit slid beach ,
crannies. Tnnouon cult and,” ,, '
esvlnd ls a warmer rns'r noun has on show
M‘BKDKEN LQTg OF “Ruin 010 db $ .......
mile a a yards!
ill nillIle smiles“ skirt ‘ I i
' inst .il'i’aim tor the
above. The profit is all yours. ,. _ .-
Plain dress goods for school dread. ‘
98 In. wool dress goods in plain e'ol- .
ora; hlso shepherd’s dhecl’ts, at 29 yo.
All wool albatross. Nuns’ vellil‘li‘s
and cashmere. at 50c yd.
88 in. all wool serge in navy and
blunt: only, at 59c yd.
MA GREAT CORSET QLEAHANCS 2'
We’ ve gone through the corset stock.
all the odd lots and broken also as- ‘
sortsnents we after an tollowsn- :
Womens’ and misses' corsets Ind
girdles In batiste. were 59c; news ‘
nun line or corsets in media , tu‘ii
length. deep hip, and girdle greets“
gremlar 76c corsets at 50c. .
wot-85w».
I" ,.
don this thrill;
raiser-y trilliih‘ed, Wfifii
low. neon Wiles {it
8
i
kinds that prove satisfactory and malts non regain on
You need Germain and want the ball you can see It the. prick.
Corset that makes or mere the lit 0! the cdtltt’l‘lhe.
Let us assist you in selection the one best adapted to you? ilk
MSSMITH&00
News: lhsaulnehmmihe limitation; .., _ f _
line of Outing Fishnets; also.exqulslte patterns in dent‘fiofld.
Robes and other Fall. Novelties ' ‘ ‘r ‘
‘ 2 chaos Outing Manuel Blankets. flood size. “9 5r. '
Attractions in every department“. -
gal Washington Street. ,
i
-.I
1
normal cost.“
is pier its site's,
mil to: in ms Will. ,
ARE Fit-LINE or» ’ '
192827. 50 Suits oi lune} mixtures only one of 8 style; $1“ka
8830. 00 Pan Cheviots and Iliw‘ancy MI stared, handsomely trill!
it last. at 817.98.
trace Suits of imported broadcloth in all colors: while
one of a style, at 885.00.
Fancy mixtures of IlullleI' Coats from 88. 88 to NM W
Black indies' Costs. trimmed with line silk braid. from
ladles' Hip Jacks ,iroln. .98 tov8’l8.09
322.00 stun Co‘s'ls' ’tlle Tics cm a as made: toothless ‘
. Not Will is. beautiful as: models.t tlUIIIli wit oiidi’ficog' " i
a a certain ly“ “in; do Helm
I r. i m‘w
84.19
"mixes
iii .ii ll;
114.93 to till all.
84. 98 86. 98. .98. They
We malls suits to order; derision
Remember alterations free 0 charge.
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