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local News times:
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—Lean Pot Roasts.
Hill'es’ Market.
6 to 10c
The Arion Singing Society will hold
a meeting this evening for rehearsal.
m“
The condition of Frederick Pitzer,
who is ill with typhoid fever is quite
serious.
«3 lbs. best Shoulder Steak, 25c.
Hsyos’ Market.
One candidate was initiated at the
meeting at the Elks. last evening. and
it was practically decided to attend in
a body the carnival given on Outdoor
20 by the Stamford lodge.
A session of the board at registrars
ol' the city of South Norwaik was held
yesterday for the purpose of revising
The registrars added
seventy new names to the list and
the voting list.
eighty-three Were stricken off.
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4 -—-Tickets for tho special train to the
baseball game in Daubury Saturday
will be on sale at Blusoer's cigar storms
and by members of the association.
Round trip, 31. Train starts from here
at 2 p. In. and leaves Duubury on re-
turn at 7 p, m.
Word was received last night by
.Chiei of Police Vollmer to keep a look-
lb.
out for a stolen livery team from New
Canaan.
was taken by two boys.
drawn by a gray horse.
PARADE iN WILTON.
Consisted of 'Sherm Sculloy, Numerous
Md“ and Farming implements.
The residents 01' quiet old Wilton
were treated to a line parade. inst evo‘
ning, furnished by Miss Sarah Daven-
Deputy
lino
formed at the. Davenport barns at 6 of drowning “1.... dislwllvtl.
port, under marshalshlp of
' Sheriff John W. Sculley. 'i‘iIe
it was believed that the til:
it was a
runabout with small red wheels and
“ Mitt/0U lNWHID'i '
, Whonslt non I» done at no omit I
out am not orotm younolfi
. For .10 you can Insure your Furni-
ture and Houuchold condo for tum
Your» own-t um or dnmogo by Fire
to tho amount of ”50.00 and In that
proportion for n larger aunt.
Very Ru nothIIIy.
TAYLOR GOLDEN.
Root Eli-to and incuroncc Agents.
74 Wnlhlnoton strut.
“lint-phone No. 213~2 . "
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IHEKI‘NBSIJHIII
FOR BOYS.
Stamford, g Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS},I
School-house well equipped. Well
lighted and well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training, Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
IlliSS BRADSHAW]?
Such is Ballet of Parents, who
are Making Every Effort to
Locate Missing Woman
BRISTOL. Supt. 27.—~Mins Emma (7.
BrudalIaw, a millinrr of this plat-o. is
strangely missing from home and her
parents believe that she is wandering
in the open country around about
Woodmont. She left home on Mon-
day morning to visit t‘rlI-uds in Womb
most. The first, intimation received
by her father, Edward 1. Bradshaw.
was on 'i‘uesduy. when a letter to his
wife gave evtdoneo that. the young
woman was sudoring from montal dis.
trans. The Will of the letter is
withhold, but Mr. Bradshaw wont to
Woodmoni only to iind that the. hotel
at “'III(‘I1 bis .iauizhit-r was supposed
to be staying was closed. 'l‘hut attor-
noou n nowrurnpor in Hartford printed
it lottrr rewind from \\'oodIuoIIt pur~
porting to ho a news item of tho
drowning of Hanna (7. llradshaw. of
Woodmout. and the tlnding ot' a purse
on the shore t‘i'liliiillililg the. visitor:
rards of the young woman. The pa.-
tho story could iinIi no official informa-
tion. A linrtI‘ord morning pupor also
mont and obtained tlIvso newspaper
letters and romparisou with thou “it-
ing in tho Ioilt'l‘ sent to Mrs, B id-
ten by Miss Bradshaw. The man
than porploxed the family. as they
know of no rooson for the young wont-
au to have tnlmu her loavv. As the
letters to tho lII‘\\'Epiip(‘l'H stated that
Miss iirudsluw loll overboard from a
lboat while reaching for an our which
had dropped l'Iom her grasp tho theory
Mr. lirnd-
O'CIOCk. “lid passed illmuSh the Pm“! Show immediately wont to New Haven
CIDilll streets. thence ‘0 the born 03 it and found tha' his daughtor had boon
farmer, where the parade disbanded.
The parade comprised the following:
there and had visited several stores.
Then she IliltI tahI-n it our to Wood-
Grand Mill‘fihfll Sculley. (”WIDE pair “f mont. and on Monday afternoon had
gray horses and lending large horse.
Aide d8 camp with two cows.
Aide do camp with mowing machine,
which served as a drum corps.
1 been seen
sitting on Anchor Roch.
Just béiore dark she walhwl towards
the westward. Mr. Bradshaw was
unable to iron? ht'l‘ lilUVt'lllt-lliii ul‘lor
Aide (19 camp Wllh IMHO hay ladder. that. although he continued his search
Aide do camp with large hay rake.
to Bridgeport. The family do not in».
Allie (IO 08ml) With lumber-box WW” lirvo that she has boon drowned. but
Allie (10 08ml) With gray team and ‘V hold to the opinion that sho is illi'il-
cart.
tally iii and Hither wundrring about
These «11110108. “19 property “I Mill" or is staying: at some housi- in Wood»
DIIVOIIDON. W0"! “ti"“llt‘d l“ the 9““ mom or Milfold. A numlwr of friends
against her by A. “- Maikin “"d 00"" have gone thorn to make further in-
pany. of Norwalk.
A number of line. dogs are owned
by Miss Davenport. but they were not
taken in the parade. Grand Marshal
Sculloy being superstitious about at-
taching dogs for four the dogs might
attach themselves to him.
EAST NORWALK SWITCH.
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Are The Selectmen Holding up the Do-
' Jurins.
iTALIAN WOMEN FIGHT.
Case otMaI-ia De Plter Continued Un-
til October 3.
Maria lh- l’itor on iiuliuu woman,
and Mary 'i'vdrsvhi also of tho sunn-
nationality. lero n lino imporlml run-
drtta whit-I1 was brought Ilt‘i't‘ from
: 7 sunny ituly. ilIltI “'I'IIt'Il has thrived
1 Filixgggnsgbr‘ttl‘IItIfif—t—u Election and i'lourisbod in AIIIorit-uu air. with
I Allenr Sir'¥~As one of those who ro- ”it" i‘t‘fillli ”It” i't‘sit-I'tiur It born iruii
l yummy-mud against In“. granting of a and Maris lb- i‘itor was IIrI'vatod on a
switch to the trolley ('ONDBIU’ m East wnrt'unt rharwniz bar with mom.' ubu-
Norwulk I would like to know when NW humanize and rouuultllliu IIn lili-
.
l the “lemma" are 3‘,an to give their shall on Ilt-l‘ touutrrwomun. Winn tho
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ducislon.
Vi‘lllll‘itil is about no ouo ant-ms Io
' ' ~ ' -ttIi
'er much as ”)knou Illli it allilIUI lu iIuiy and s
thtlifv 3:331:32)blitzzotlp‘tbz decision IIu-‘l‘itl‘i‘llll'rfi 4‘ t‘mlub- of days III-to lb“
:.1 til otter olnoiion. and than.
secured the people‘s votes. “hand them Bill“. WWII! Nirwnlh, bot-Inna
having war hrolw mu afresh and No. 2 SIIIIIII
lIIo
. . ~ - um I-
“ lomon." and I“ the corporation him- . tit‘t iii of Imublo. lint Wolds w it it
2 what it want».
tleinnn out of tho womlplin.
A REMONB’I‘RAN'I‘.
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would be that of intersoting
men in the prayer muting.
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'I2’ uniat in the usrvioo.
, thrown is leader. David Finch neuro-
tnry; and John L. Fountain assistant.
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‘1: Mine Elsie iligoiow. dous‘lttor oi Min
and Mrs. b. it. iiinlow mo mli'flotl
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ATOMIIIII.
i may no doing tho
town fathers an iulunilvo. but it so
then the rendering of a decision before
election day would absolve Ibom. 'i,‘urn
on the light. and hunt. tho colored non-
At the mention at tho Young Mon'n
Hand of the First. Methodist. Chili‘t'li.
last Friday night. it wan dot-hind that
tho tlrni workot tho Band for the tall
younn
At the
close of the prayer meeting omen wank
the Band will meet for a tow moments
to plan its work and will hold meet—
ing at the homes of the membm
' from limo to limo on may ho arranged
All tho members aro'miuentod no he
printout tomorrow evening to report on
the work arranged last wool: and to
Clarence A.
to St. George Barber. of Eastwood.
L 5.. on Theodor at noon. at Dir.
low'II summer homo imthio plane.
7 y relative: and latiuioio friend:
isotoninhoooo or m. «moo.
Iorrhunumi. nail Marin iiIi‘Iii'tI up u
slink with WIlIt’Ii to assault Mary. When
nviuhborn out a Nlop to it. Attoruoy
John (‘IIIIuo has IIttt'il rotuluod to 1'“
fund Mr» iiu i’iII-r and tho Hill“ was
this morning continued until (lolobor
:i.
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REPUBLICANB IN RIDOEFIELD.
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258 Votero Attended the Caucu- Hoid ,
by the Republican.
A very warm oourua was bold luut
night in Iiidgi livid for tho nomination
of n lirpublltuu town tlvhrt. ’i‘ht-ro
worn 2M porous in ultomitinri‘. the '
roan-III brim; for unloolmI-u. .l. W.
”Illliiil'ti won ml by urvou vulva and
ii. W. Stanford Io: wound noiurititun by
four votuu, The ticket. follows:
Solurtuwnwd. W. liibbanl. ll. W.
Sanford.
AHarbours-milnorm: limit, Sumuul A.
(You.
Collartnerbuurnsr A. Hoyt.
Board of Roll-Ir.» Mortimor t3. Kevlar,
i‘tutnn ’l‘mld.
Roglairnr~~~tluorgo (I. Knapp.
'l‘roe WIIrdon-ww. N. Iiobison.
FOOT 8111.3
BOXING OLO I’ll
PUNOHINO MOS
LEA THEE PO! 1' (MED!
WHOLEIJLE 1ND RETAIL
COLEMAN’S
«5.4.x
per in trying to get a verification oi '
resolved a similar news lit‘lil by Inuit. _
Mr. Bradshaw returned from Wood» .
shuw showed that they were all \\'.'it~ ‘
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Order Your Fall uit
‘ THIS WEEK.
Look over our display of Fall woolcns fresh from the mills.
You will find enclosivo patterns in gray efiects, not'dupiicatcd in
this section.
Leave your measure this week. and leave it to us to make you a
Fall suit which in style. fit and finish, will meet your ideas perfectly.
We guarantee satisfaction.
SUITS FROM $18 TO $50.
FALL OVERCOATS. $18 T0 $50.
TROUSERS. $5 TO $12.
Our Fall but show presents all the stars of the hat world—soft
and stiff hats of style and quality. unsurpassed, $2 to $3.
Ready-for-servlce suits and overcoats are here and more are
on the way.
Pym
lTTER
You can buy Grain and Feed {or more money, or you can
pay elsewhere. the price we ask. ltut you cannot equal
anywhere; tho road 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 lottor-box
or telephone.
base In inhibit
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and StatIouery Stores.
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St. So. Norwo‘k.
Merrill Night School
OPENS OCTOBER 2. 1906.
Classes in
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. PEN-
MANSHIP. ARITHMETIC. GRAMMAR,
SPELLING. ‘
Tuition. $5.00 per month.
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All Books Free. ,
SEND FOR ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
Address. MERRILL COLLEGE.
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk. Conn.
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STATIONERY
19c Box
We have last purchased several hun-
dred boxes of Stationery that. we shall
otter this week at lilo box. in this lot
we have the newest styles, beautiful
goods by the leading manufacturers.
SEE THEM IN THE WINDOW.
lie llllluIIi PlaIIIacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE! DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——A
fraction mousurod the average of the
gains shown by the opening prices in
stocks. The avovss of the average
was in a tow specialties. Anaconda
rose 2. National Railroad of Mexico
pld. 1%, llrooklyu ’i‘ransll 1%. Coin-
rado Fuel and Distillors‘ Sororities i;
Reading .74. and Canadian Pnclllt'. Alu-
algamatod Copper and llnitod Status
liubbrr fit. Business was on a small
scale.
WALL STREET. ii ll, III.~Somo
selling orders followed the opening
rise. but eifm'livo buying of various
spoolultios strengthened the market
luvt‘oro murh dunmgo had been done to
prices. Houdini; “as the comer of
a largo amount. of Ibo trading and its
influences wuro rather widosprruid.
The general transa‘ontlnontul group
nhnwrd I-Ilronglh, puriirulnrly Cano-
dlan I’at‘ilit- and its ali'illulod roads.
After the IISI had sold quite generally
well above )‘i‘fil'tlfly'fl closing aggres-
sive selling \ us renewed on reports
of It‘sevoro storm in tho (iulf regions.
Sumo of tho oarly gulps woro lost.
WALL S'i‘REIdT. “(Wits—Th“ drive
against ihri market on reportu of storm
damage in tho southern status :Ii'l’tu'tod
spoonintlro enthusiasm for the time.
The general list was carried a i‘raI-tiou
below last night. Houdini: lost all of
its gain. but rallied quite strongly. The
animal rally huilud at about last
nights lowi and dealings foil to
small dlIIIonsions. Bomb: worn simply.
\i'.\l,l. S'i‘itltli-E’I‘. l p. m.~-~ Selling or-
dots luraIno abundant again. osporial-
lxt'fiif“. Amulifmouibd ('op'por. whirh
undo ll prm-ipllato dI-viluo to ill. ‘I‘IIII
list gonoruliv t-oid sliuhtly under lb"
low prices of the morning. lioading
lquron-d later. but tho run of the mar-
liut hung but-k. A feature of tho trud-
ing was a drop of ion points in lit-tlr
iolIqu Stool pm. following tho loss of
four points yesterday.
iNTERVENTION IN CUBA.
General Nunez Say! American Com-
mlnionore are Cajoilng the Cu-
bane.
HAVANA. Supt 27.—~A protortod
meeting of tho National Liborul l’at‘lr
(II which Governor Nunez is loader. ad.
.joururd at an early hour this morning
nilor iIN'iiIIllK to take part in tho
_ minding of Moderates (‘uilrd for this
afternoon. The National Liberals wi‘l
probably also iiiit'lli] the session of
Congress tomorrow
Governor Niliii‘l uuld ln-dar that he
did not bI-llrvo that any autilomont
would Iii' runrhud by tho Amrvirau
- mmissiolwrs. who. In: midi-d. Wt'lt‘
Proly t-njoling tho Cubans.
The shipping of American troops to
Cuba. urrordlug to the governor.
meant. only luivrvuution.
TWENTY WOMEN m A FIRE.
Finally Eocaood From Flame. by But-
tcrinq Down a Door.
NEW YORK. Hopi. 2l.-'l‘wonty
young erIm-u worn imprisoned by
smoki- and linIIu-n duriuu a tire to-
dny In the lira-story pap corn factory
of Adolph ill. (lotion and Company. iii
til \‘i’ountor nil-wt. in tho uncalled
“onmly” district. and omniprd from
tho buildinu only by hatmrinx down a
hoary wooden door whirh gave an
exit to an adjoining «trot-turn. The
nuiI-ty ot‘ the girls wan largely due to
their own onolnrsu. and to the prou-
I-III-o of mind 0! Louis Lovinu. tho
shipping riork. who iorutvd tho door.
'i‘huro was u double alarm. but tho
llrumon on the drill rail ntupnud tho
the with it hum of about 35.000.
w...“ ma..-“—
IOY SIT HR: '70 OIRL'I OURLO.
All Burned—Colt Thrown Over Her
Hood Oovod Her Lilo.
TiliiiilNil’I‘ON. Emit. 27.-AII lilo
ilIrou-yoormld duuxhior of t). i. lio-
mnnaho wan playing in front of her
homo on Heath Main «trout. Monday
ntivrnonn. it whom boy about it yours
child‘s Inns curls. which worn burnrd
1nd rhino to bar bond. slightly nlnnoiur
tho Iii-nip. The boy by throwing his
coat over her hood prompted morn
norloun results. The boy run away.
No complaint has imp mode In tia-
nnilro but the boy’s parents. If he can
be identified. will be called upon to
pay “Hummus. , . i
RALLV P In MIITINO 'I'O.
NIGHT.
The wound rally nnrvion hi this
week at the rim Mothndlut Church
will be hold this evening. The non
tor will be present and lead the nor.
mot Tiatfifl'u thodl i‘ not “i
an or o o a II mops
Ghmh. in Dal-ion. will deliver the
no in. Milton has hm
sent at former moods of this It nil.
and in atom new it ill plenum and
out. 'i‘iln mothers of the E ortii
1 it...
about anomalou-
m Inflow m
old. lit a Illltii'Ii and not tire to tbol
‘3' u
open»-
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indhmwwwm—“mmme-‘u
RBJDL
THAT IT 18 bar
romeo THAN 12)
no can burr 'ro
. tarantula *v ~
,‘\ ‘ 1,. "‘ :31.
' 'l GooocLonIEJ-Jnotno can f . .
.i. :.raa'r. POOR. .suoso ”STOCKINGS“
' canyon. AbiMMTWEN-YOUA.
rear .oosrtu,oieow&..‘.._
animus-
r1 “"9
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YOU HAVE It
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EARD or THE HOUSE BUILT on THE
SAND—40F HOW. warm [1‘ CAME To THE TEST.
Ir TOPPLED 0er BECAUSE lT HAD No FOUNDA—
TloN. DON'T YOU THlNK YOU WANT To’BUILD
“YOUR APPEARANGEON A GooD~LooKiN6, oooD-
FEELING; GOOD—WEARING PAIR or snot-:5 .50
YOUR APPEARANCE WON’T rALL DOWN? we
CARRY SHOES Wll‘iiA REPUTATION; MADE FOR.
us BY quou WORKMEN; WHICH LooK WELL.
FEEL WELL, WEAR WELL. voua roar Do YOU A
LOT-0F SERVICE. DON’T YOU WANT EAcn'ouI:
OF THEM To HAVE A GooD COMFORTABLE
LEATHER HOUSE To LIVE no. THEY WiLL LIKE
YOU BETTER Ir you TREAT THEM WELL. To
noun: YOUR FEET iN A PAIR or 5. AND P. snow
thL Cost“ You oNLY $3.50 0R $4.00, THEN
THEY WON’T HAVE TO MOVE AGAIN FOR. A LONG
TIME. ‘ '
SELLECK 8:. PRICE,
HEAD—TO-—FOOTER5,
98 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTH NORWALK,
At Dibble’s liGroOefry
Fine Apples—Fall Plppina, large and fine, 44c peck, which in Iow.for tho
quality; 20 ounce Pippin Apples, 40c peck. large and fine; Cooking Apples,
30c peck.
Best Tub Butter, 28c lb.; Best Print Butter. 320 lb. '
l repeat as to those 28c Eggs. They are tried and true. Remarkable
in price and quality. You will not miu it to use them.
Home Laid Fresh Eggs. a few at 40c dozen.
i shall have a fair supply of Fresh Good Corn for Saturday’s trade. and
some Good Green Lima Beans.
Potato Chips. new goods, We box. 1
lnoectum. Extermination all bugs and their eggs.
sprinkler attached to each bottle you c an reach every or
not injure the finest goods, but kills vermin.
What will it be? Hope to he of good use.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 261.
25c Fancu swni““r5u5a§“I... DIE‘LW’Z'Ec
Wiii’i‘i‘: POTATOES, per peek
.....,
By applying with tho
ack and crevice. Will
For sale hero, 10c bottle.
I
2i pounds GRANULA‘l‘lED strun'a :.Iff 33:12::
:lflonns M1li.l{I ...... 25o
I in lot It .or-n ................. bu .osc; on." .o
JONi-Iil' on runsnunv‘s FLOUR ..... our: 72c; half, Illa
r‘qu‘I: on it. o. on’rs. 2 pnokngos ............. ...... 260
B'i‘ltii."i‘i.‘r' FRESH EGGS. per dozen ....... .. ....... 850
unus.‘ roan. 'rommons, humans. n'ro
.. RY coIIPAIIv,
so on out t.. 49 Fort St.
So. Norwalk. '
Elli! Norwaik.
Phone I43. Phone 339-3.
Hundreds of Eyes
on bolas overworked on o Malt of application a Ir
Relief for unload and tired om only be but lg?!“ «mumb'l'l.
out-tori by wonriut o DIII‘ of col
Propor Gino-co. Properly Adjust“,
Motion I‘m.
Imam or loom Ind III would“ a Initially. L‘
00 Bo JRCKGON.
Olflh
ll WALL OTRII‘I'. 9W
l NOIW ALK. ION”. ‘
IN. .. ., w“ ,
dam Kitchen is ‘Coniploie'
Without a '1‘ '
Hub Ran;
run so: it A mu. mo ounnu mo: nova. An‘ Help
N0 M0
I'I' II AMOLO‘TILY WITHOUT AN IOUM» WI
'I‘O IHOW YOU OUI'LINI.
a
us nuns. mo run our manuals? MID country or .,
wombat
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Norwalk Chronicler