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For Norwall: and Vicinity:——Partiy
cloudy and
bably rain. The storm. thatwas in
the Lake region yesterday morning is ,
now passing out the at. Lawrence
Valley, and this vicinity is on the
Southern edge of it. The Gulf storm
is now Central. near New Orleans.
with barometer 29.26 Inches and a
wind velocity of 48 miles per hour. it
is producing rain as far north as. '
Memphis. Tenn. it will be retarded
in its movement northward by an
area of high pressure that Is now
in the. upper Mississippi valley. Coa-
ditlons favor for this vicinity clearing
this afternoon. partly cloudy and cool-
er tonight, probably followed by rain
Friday.
The latest and one of the last. fruits
to appear in the market Is the quince.
~Best cuts of Pot Roast, 8 to 10c lb.
Hayes' Market,
The Connecticut state federation of
women’s clubs will meet in Norwalk
November 13 and 14.
”Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Mr. and Mrs. Blake, of Norwalk.
were calling guests of Mrs. A, Wilcox.
in Mill Plain, on Wednesday.
The schooner Rachel Stevens has
arrived at Kennebcc. Mo... where she
will load with ice for New York.
——You can buy a Derby for one dollar
at Bodwell’s. 54 Water St.
There will be a meeting of the
teachers of Grace parish Sunday school
this evening in the Guild room at 8
o’clock. ‘
-—Don't forget dance given by Amer-
ican Band at Arion Hall. Friday eve.
hing. Sept. 28.
There will be an interesting ball
game on Norwalk Amusement Park.
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. bet.-
wccn teams from Rooms M. and 0.. of
the Franklin school.
r-3 lbs. best Shoulder Ctesk, 25c.
thes' Market. " .- '
The W. C. T. U., will meet with Mrs.
David Plait, 6 Day street. Friday eve
aim: at 3 o'clock sharp. Plans for the
social to be held with Mrs. Ruby in
Craubury will be talked over at this
meeting. . ‘
——~l)on't forget: dance given by Amor-
i'can Band at Arlon Hail, Friday eve
ning, Sept, 28.
Candidates for office at the coating
election should bear in mind the {act
that the law requires that pastors us-
ed in this election shall be printed on
pink paper. SaVcd-ovcr pastors print.
ed on the customary whitt- paper can-
not be used legally.
You little know when first we met
That some day you Would be
The lucky fellow I'd choose to lot
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plalsied's Drug Store,
The regular prayer meeting will be
held in the South Norwnlk Baptist
church this evening at. lilo o'clock. At
the close of the meeting the regular
monthly business meeting of the
chi 2h will be held. and Important
ma .rs discussed.
Rev. George Chalmers Richmond. of
Stamford. formerly curate of St.
John's Church. and for some time for
distant rector of St, Paul's Church.
Rochester, has Just been called to the
rectorship of St. George's in the latter
city. at. (home's is s new parish. rc-
aceniiy set off from St. Paul's. In the
eastern part of Rochester, in n rapidly
growing suction of the city.
For Developing the Figure. Clean-
liness is the first law in medicine. if
you want a line figure and good health.
use llolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 86 cents. i’lsisted's
Jirug Store. ,- .
Orders have been issued from tho
adiuisnt l ral's oMco as follow:
"sedilon 8 of the gonerslststutos
provides t vacancies in contpany
officers. vc tho grade of second
lieutenant. shall be filled by seniority.
after successfully passing the stamina.
tins required It law. When such va-
cancies mar i any reason exists why
each mode should not be made.
i. agar in command of the company
is ruby mom! to make application
to the iitflt. general. through mili-
tsr'y one his. Within ten days. for au—
thority to hold a meeting to nominate
to fill vacancies.“
“All .
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Rump Corned Beef
12 1401b.
. rum is
fl,,*“Wfi A, aim'
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.ooolertonight. Friday bro- i,
§§
ass and fashion-
able papers for polite cor-
respondence. .
’ ‘ High Quality
Reasonable Prices.
til. it. Kaila, it.
, Drugqist. ‘ ‘
a North Main it. t Tol. 62H.
Connection for all north and
south bound carsvcnn he made
at our store.
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Chester P. Wilder was arrested last
night by Captain Pennington on a
charge of drunkenness. Wilder was
asleep in the street. and it was new
essary to call a wagon to get him to
police headquarters. This morning
he was tried before Judge Joseph R.
Taylor and a fine of $2 and costs was
imposed.
fist”; a out line of
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Pimples call for immediate trest-
mcut. . There's nothing more offensive
and dreaded than a pretty face covered
with eruptions. The body must be
kept perfectly healthy with Holllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tab-
lets, 35 cents. Plulsted’s Drug Store.
According to a story in the New
York World a former Danbury woman.
who at one time was the wife of Joe
eph Powers. of Danbury. and‘who has
created a matrimonial record by wed-
ding eight different husbands, has re‘
cently become the wife of an English
man named Lci’age. Mrs. Lei’age is
said to have lost two of her previous
husbands by death and live by divorce.
Two of her husbands were Dnnbury
men, Powers and Crowthcr. Mrs. Le-
Pnge‘s matrimonial experiences have
been the subject of funny columns of
newspaper stories.
C, B, Cusbolm. Al Silverman, ll. 8.
Wood. F. Cowper, S, ’l‘. Reynolds. C.
Champllu. New York; li.‘ P. Brooke.
Newark; A. B. Williams, Fred lieub.
ensteln, Newark; A, C. (loodenough,
Troy; .1. F. Richards. Springfield, B,
H. Williams. Coeur d‘Aleue, Idaho: R.
J. Watson, Brooklyn; Lewis R. iiurlv
butt, Wilton; George I.., itockwell.
Ridgeileld; G. G, Catch. Washington.
I), C.; A. R. Townsend. ltbncu. N. Y.:
C. L. Heath, A, ll. Bliss, Hartford;
1’. Quinlan, Jr.. New Haven; F. B.
Shaurmsn, Springfield: s. ’l‘, Sheldon
Providence; 1“. E, i’iet‘cc, New Haven;
l.. i’. Grccmnan, Wort-ester; (i. 8.
Lucie, Ridgewood. N. .i.: Mrs, P. E
Stoudt-r, Fort Wayne. lud.; S. l-‘
Hirsch, Boston; Jmncs ii. Cutler.
Washington; it. W, Armstrong
John Kenny, Boston. were guests last
night at the Hotel Clifford, which was
filled to its capacity.
JUNIOR 0. U. A. M. m ANNUAL
SESSION.
Officers Are Chosen at the Convention
in the Elm City.
The annual session of the State Jun-
ior 0, U. A. M., convened at 10:15 a.
at. Tuesday morning in Ilene: Hall.
New iluvcn. and was given over to
the reading of the reports of the
various committees, The delegates
report that the order is in member-
ship about the same as‘llntt of last
year. that is. 1.100 members in the
state of Connecticut.
The delegates numbered 60. They
had dinner at the Hotel Queen.
The afternoon meeting began at
2:30 with Acting State Councilor
l’rcile. of New Britain, in the chair.
in the afternoon the following Hifliil
officers were chosen.- Councilor. i". in.
l'rolio, New Britain; vice councilor.
Alfred Greene. Waterbury; secretary,
ii. 1. Marvin. New Haven: treasurer.
IE. L. (lolden, Waterbury: «inductor.
w. 0. Data-hr. Stamford; warden. l).
Ailing. New Haven: inside sentinel.
.l, N. Bailey, Bridgeport; outside son-
ttnol. (3. hi. Plait. Dunbury; chaplain.
.l. l". Kingsley, New Britain. Iii, iii.
lino. of Hartford. was client-n represen-
tative to the national body for four
years and I3. l". White. of Bridgeport.
for two years. A committee of three
was placed in charge of‘theplsn to
prompt. to the battleship Connecticut
a silk ling.
it was decided to hold the next cons
volition in Bridgeport.
Mil. TAYLOR T0 NITURN.
Wilt ho Vloo~Pmldont of the Yale
A Towns Mfg. Go.
The following notice was issued yes-
terday by the Vote A Towns Manatee
luring Company. of Stamford:
"Mr. Frank ll. Taylor, for the list
six yous viue‘pmldcnt of the est-
inghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company. of Pituhnrg. Pa. and pre
viously the tnnnager. for seven yous.
of our branch office in Philadelphia.
will reenter the company's service on
Oct. 1. time. at i s invitation of the
directors. and vi the expectation
that. after the necessary action has gt
been taken at the next meeting of the
stockholders. he will become I director
and vloepresldent of this con any.
“pastime he will devote himsof
becoming familiar with the t
conditions of the luminous; ii‘ 1
works as well as in the general edit
end, and to assisting the president as
tho latter may arrange.
' “The Yale h: Towns Mfg. Co.
"Henry R. Towns. President."
,, l’d rather be right than to incur-
president; can l'd rather die
All
it much” than accusation-nay two.
sud -
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one Mini lull _ Present D
Woooful ’ lions...” .2 Your Ago.
Nliiw HAY . Sept. f.--'l‘hs omls.
also of the nighcutitfm (at a! frgshm
. emote I‘ll D , 0|? ll. .
highest or ; the ire-hill!» dormitories
. imnight is taken byhitaisunnergradq
utter to mean that o. faculty 0 H 9
university wnilty oprcvent the in
balance“ on the city. streets, it ill
brought the freshmen lastiyesr. iii
disreputs and led to gonorsi‘coiupl ..
on the part of‘c'l sensation aunts ,
clashes between students and thaw
lice. Owners of private 'donniioribb
hsd'polioesodicers'on duty all at ht,
And‘blong York street from Chaps to
lilim. biuecosis were posted every 'nt-
ty test until long lifter midnight/rho
abolition of the rush also did away
with any street (disturbauoeaand the
haslngof freshmen was done in the
college dormitories and without much
noise. The mettle oi the freshmen
may be tested later on and several
plans for this are on foot. events a
revival of the Omega lambda Chi,
which the faculty abolished, some
years ago. The faculty of the scien-
tific school is enforcing its decision
to abolish freshman row in Temple
street, one of the localities in which
disturbances were so frequent last
spring that the city attorney at one
time held thirty complaints against
students and brought a number of
them into court.
At the opening, of the college year
the anticipation is that the upper class
men will exercise greater influence
over the freshmen and sophomores
and relieve the faculties of the sev-
eral departments from enforcing a
number of restrictions which had
been thought would be necessary to
keep order.
GENERAL FUNSTON iN CUBA.
HAVANA. Sept 27.—~Brig.-Generai
Funston arrived here today on the
steamer Olivette. He refused to dis-
cuss his mission to Cuba or the pros-
pects of American intervention. The
general. who was greeted by the se-
cretary of the American legatlon. will
remain on board the steamer until in-
ter in the day.
.eUIvs END
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammeriess guns from
fifteen seventy-live up.
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Nomiit Hardware Co.
39 Main St
t
Bfilb‘fiiti‘rnoyfif '
Funeral Dir-coir r
and tmhefmor.
is North, Main St. South Norwuik.
Residence, 6 Washington street.
Telephone It house. 134-2.
' gammy
Fins Assortment of
EATON HURLBUT STATIONERY.
SPECIAL BOX.
19c.
THIS WEEK.
WM. A. WRMAN'S
MUOIC STORE.
Donovan llock. 134 Washington at.
Agent for ONION“ Laundry.
-Wu .. ~ ”.mww.
HOYT'S THEATRE
Four Doy- Commencing
WEDNIIDAY BEPT. ROTH.
BA‘f'UlDA MATlNlE.
FRANK .i. HARVEY COMPANY
Presents
mu MAlBll CECIL
in Repertoire.
lVINiNo:
Thurodsym'f‘ho Grout Poison the
levy. ,
Friday—My Partner.
Isturdsya-Tho White Caps.
Iaturday Platinum-Jilly. the German
Iorvsnt Girl.
klia IPlclALB IITW!IT ACTH
Inoiudln tho Bpooiai Posture Act
‘ Aft lNTA AND IURKI.
“national Aorist Acrobats.
PRICIO .......... .. lilo. 20o sud 30o.
LADIII' "CNIU‘T WIDNIODAY
OH .
BEAT. ON SALE.
HOYT'8 THEATRE
lN‘I‘ifll WIIK. «Noun l.
The Most P ular of All Com solos,
Till All" Y .7901: con ANY.
All New Plays and wool-i Mallory.
MONDAY NIGHT LAOtu' TicKITI
A Limited Number.
d—IIO VAUOIVILLI AOTH.
NIPIITOIII.
Monday Night—When the World
«on.
.Tuoodsy Night—A Midnight Mar»
Jammy Night-«Driven From
0 .o
Night-Joli on. ind.
m
‘ lewmohiow Lou.
tom-y labia-Coy st tort As
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"t.
.- 1* 101140? the Winter season.
nil- .
prices. We will
Bino' tench 3’. Iiii‘ijiit (Iris, b6-
ginniug about November ‘ Ist.
ADDRESS,
Wm. tout inns”
" ‘ ‘ ’l‘hp'pr
‘ Indifrnaterlal respect
‘ clerk examinations. ' ins sad of nasty-
" tidal or complex arithmetical problems.
iv v at so: .7 i.
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AMERICA o‘trf‘iDPAN'AMA'B I89 _
WABii‘iNCTONpBept 27.-—lt is said
at the Statempartment that no doubt
exists as to the American ownership
and control of Paima's island. one of
the small islands on the southeastern
edge of the Phiillppines. About eigh-
teen months ago the War Department
requested the State Department to de-
terminelwbether or not Palma's is-
land was Included in the Phillipplue
group owned by the United States The
War Department was informed that
the island was included in the Philip-
pine group pin-chased by the United
States. Since that time. no question
has been raised about the island. so
far as onicisls of theState Department
are aware. .
BIG FIRE IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Sept 27.——-l«‘ire yester.
day destroyed fourteen buildings on
upper St. Lawrence street. A defective
water supply handicapped the firemen.
The loss is estimated at $100,000.
when you buy our blend of Mocha
and Java.
It Is our own importation, our
own roasting, our own sorting and
our own blending. and the only
reason for Its small price is the
fact that it is sold b as direct
without going through iddlenien'
hands. You make fully lilo o
a pound-—the' file. the jobber add
for his share“!!! distributing coffee
to the trade. "
We are wholesale retailers and
our customers get the bust in th
world for local money.
The Union Paciii
Tea Co.
126 Washington at. no. Norwaik.
Next Door to Post-Office.
Phone. 0854. Pros Delivery.
Iltt You Need it
Book Store This
Fall?
YOU CAN NOT DO BITTER THAN A
STEWART.
We are so sure this htovo will
pious you. that we will cheerfully rc-
fund your money offer a month's trial,
If you wish It. .
We invite you to call. look and com-
pare.
CAIN OI CREDiT.
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
FURNITUII. ITO.
134 Washington limb
‘Ieuth Not-mill. Conn.
Harry h. Crane.
'EACNEB
VMD We Gilli!!-
(Prlvsts pupil. I yous with H. N.
Hartman. Now Iceland Conservatory
of Music, 0, Maud. will start
clue in boot Norwalk. if your:
teacher. Imlsi terms to first five
studying. Clan limwd. Regular pp.
plls' recitals. Mandolin club to form
at once. Addm to
In 'A""ILDdz¥i.tl" IllDaIPOIT.
F all 1 Styles
.. Pit ,
IAOYG
New Ronda? .. .
, Chlflao MI 0 to kwrejlottor deport.
mantelsrhp... .. 7 .
wasnmo'ron, sent, 27.-w1ni a
' arise ranging from ”00 to $1.400 per
, lions; and tithe consumed in examine.
' tion is also to be considered with o.
l
view to securing more satisfactory ser—
vice. the Civil Service Commission has
announced a modified clerkexamiuer
examination for October ‘30, appoint»
meats from which will be made at sai-
apuum, according to qualifications.
900M exam ation differs in
rem former
there will be tests in simple computer
weight of twenty per cent.' thus handi-
capping applicants“ who may be accu-
rate. but who are slow in their work.
The object is' to secure more rapid
work. Provision is made that appli-
cants may also qualify in supplemental
subjects and thus become eligible by
reason of their education and exper~
lease for positions requiring scientific
or technical knowledge. -
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BAILORS TO VlSlT HOLY LAND.
WASHINGTON. Sept 27.-—0rders
hnv ebeen isseued by the Navy De-
partment for tho refrigerating ship
Glacier. now on route, from Shot to
Port Said. to proceed to Jobpa' in or-
der to give. the members of her crew
on oportuuity to visit the holy land
This unusual privilege, is accorded
the men of the Glacier because of their
arduous experience In conducting the
drydock Dewy to the Philippines. She
isst now on her way to the United
ates.
. "error-
Jfiifigfim‘d‘
I300. '
- Lwfirm. *T‘T‘fi"!
A Simple Fact Simply Stated
about 1
Correct Clothes for Men.
Stop in and let us try on one
of the new full such costs. in
your size, and you are sure of
a true fltmfor every size is
graded into the smallest possible
variation of measurement.
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Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday illusion
initials,
TAILO '
CLOTHIE
H "In.
PU NIIHER.
86 Washington htroot.
South Nor-walk.
There is every reason to believe that
the linking Exhibition to be held at l".
A, Mitchell's Furniture Store. 3 and 5
Wall St, Norwalk. on Wednesday and
Thursday. Sept, 2d and 27, will be in-
tcrestlug, instructive and. profitable.
The public is invited to attend. We
claim the Submit Range to be the best
cooking apparatus. the best fuel saver
and most advanced range on the mnr~
ket. We shall endeavor to prove this
to you at the exhibition.
F. A. MITCHELL,
8 and 5 Well at. Norwslk, Conn.
Tot. 015—2.
‘ NOTICE!
MRS. unov
Has received a carlosd of
the Heavy Iruclt and lioach
Horses.
and they can be scan at
Stables In Conn Avenue.
A Jack of all holes
lomwfisiths so iwlntwllon
mwurfitna our";
is done. its use. "
. - sit-mun a. IINIDIOT.
Alma mmrm
Wang-i. lo. semis"
Millet bfiibviiitsos
Are your undies-surf
Are they beginning to rebel?
his onions oofnfortsbio.
at their one.
use '08 UNIAdY [VII
The Paris "Cloak ti. Suit. House
38 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
(race to thorn. and our prices for our class of goods are very low.
and we court comparison.
some...
Ray
ill‘orc oldie-”tanner M
sonar son has Mistress shoreline. .
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PLE‘Hoigéssérmo oooos. vs a serum ts'andui'ran’ifh
me To thY't—loosewlre seems re tiers TH! may
a, . om
trams NEEDED- rms Is vops REPLENlei-iifid"1'fflll.“ft s This
cross is our son A oooo swash lostophspstrlhea “Virgil”-
iNG YOU BUCH VALUES AS THE FOLLOWING: "“ ' " “ ’ i;
l! m NEED or Toweus A real loom sans-k linen, fill .
BUY Now wide. cicvor‘lsst design. the his in a
at 590 yd. ' ,. ..
72 In. half bleached loom. il,
tulip design. very heavy cuttings!”
cial at filo yd. ‘ ‘ ,
70 in. bleached table linen th
open work’ harder; value 76b yd. r
590 yard. ' p '
any use sens/toe new. ;
‘liivery iui‘m of bed I roads .
.n this ad. is priest a s users ,
duction from normal prim}. Intro
Never too'mauy towels in the house.
They cannot always be bought at such
prices as these:
60 doz. bleached buck towels. size
36 in. by iii in. While they last at 10c.
All linen unbleached stable tow-
els, value 17¢ each. for 12150 each.
We have Just secured a few more
of those real Russian crush towels.
to sell for 17c each.
An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel. special for line
“3
l .
each. . should be some only bedspread-buy-
YOUR TABLE LINEN ing-in this store during tho-hurl"
OPPORTUNITY. days. ' ,. . a
«Medium weight honeycomb hod-
spresds. just a few remain, leaflet-a»
A very heavy grade of crib spreads.
value $1.25, for 8 .90; _, “
Extra large size and hoary weight
bed spreads. handsome designs and
line weaves. at $1.50.
We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit here with a view to don.
bilng our linen sales—Thus:
64 in. unbleached damask, for 26c
yard.
62 In. unbleached damask, a this
grade, at 50c yd.
A 8385 Washington , attest. ” '
'CCRSETST
Our Corset Department is stocked with all the popular makes of Corsets
I In the latest prevailing styles and Ill sizes. We handle only the but: tho
kinds that prove satisfactory and ms its you regular culltomofl- .
You need Corsets and want the best you can get at the price. We the
Corset that makes or mars the fit of the costume.
Let us assist you in selecting the one best adapted to your figure.
N. E. RYAN & CO.
86 Washington St.. So. Norwalk. ' Telephone 474.
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The iiI’Btli Ten Hills, 3-.“
M. 3 SMITH n COMPANY‘S-l h I
AT
92 Washington Street.
”1..
South ‘Norwalk.
‘ suvme GOAL in THE summit
Is war as asset-L: As oa‘i‘iiilt-
mo ICE is run WINTER. we
Ass FILLING or caused Now
WITH THE seer COAL Milling}?
COAL serous vou ,Lesvs yobs
oases staswssns.
Harris 6; Gan: Co.
as WATER or. PHONI. m.
, .
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Sale tor litres Days lint Wil Surprise to: "‘
GOOD! ALMOBT GIVEN AWAY. .
Twentieth Century women demand large'auortments and
They find them here. Our steadily
WHIP Olli‘ garments you CID move in
good values.
increasing business proves it. ' if you
any society because they have style a'r’ui
o
more wholesale than in retail
so much business. Out matted-
sale we will. still lower in the
really got for them in New Yorlt city a little
them in thistown. That‘s why we got
qulick sales and enroll profits and for this
pr can.
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We sell better goods for less money than any store in The Norwalhl.
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