i
. atlas. Sets“
heiress.“ Croatia Cloth.
hairs lid Brillianttues in all colors.
stock COCOiT A ereclstrv. '
s. K. BANKO.
45 end 47 Wflhlnm UM
ultimo: “ti audiences.
ml” “llama. "
tutti has lilies
LT‘telllviny militias PlW Stein-
ert s, 6 South Main St. ‘
Rev. J W. Davis will preach at
Clanbu'ry Sunday at 4:15.
~Latest Soft Hats. 0' Brien.
A special train was run to Danbury
this afternoon for those attending the
ball game.
Colfax Encampment, i. O. O. F., will
hold a meeting Monday evening in i.
0.0. F hall in Washington street
—Hard and Bolt Crabs. Cutblll's.
.1;
its... ‘V
. a?" Q
I» will WW
sAsve so“
they run In the Iillii or lnfents' Food.
Soothtlig ‘Eyi‘upsflfibnpil. Rubber florid
Feeding Bottles or Toilet Articles. but
whatever that need we are prepared to
till it with the best goods at the lowest
prices.
And should the need be medicine our
stock should be drawn on. Have a
complete line of
Proprietary Medicines for Children.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
. EllwW. Kelli-u “Jr
Drugglet.
Chestnut street Bethel are visiting 6 3
their dau hter in South Norwalk. ' E North Mm" “n." Tel. ‘2
——Latesthoft Hats. 0.31.10“ b Cognections fog-Sail north and south
oua c .
Constraining Love will be the topic cars as made M our store
of the sermon at the First Methodist ‘“‘ '"""”“"
Church tomorrow morning by the
Pastor. .
The Board Of Councilmen of South
Norwalk. will hold a meeting Mun-
day evening. if the election does not
interfere too much.
~«Edison Phonographs and Records.
Mrs. J. W. Studwell, 39 No. Main St.
The South Norwalk railroad stations
are becoming a busy place, on account
of the large amount of goods being
shipped to the Dnnbury Fair.
~Pearl Alplaes. O'Brien.
Arthur Dow, In company with Nel-
son ~Stiiiman and family, of New
Canaan, spent a plesant week at the
Birch cottage on Belle Island. return
lug Friday.
~—You can buy a Derby for one dollar
at Iiodweii s. 54 Water St.
Next Monday, election tiny, the in-
test date on which town taxes on the
list‘ of 1906 can be paid without the
addition of interest at the rate of nine
per cent per annum.
—-Wllen you bring me your last pay-
ment, I givo you a Bill of Sale. not a
Bill of interest. Mrs. J. W. Studwell.
89 North Main St,
A. W. Smith is seriously til at his
home in West avenue. While Mr.
Smith has not been Ill long. his condi-
tloll is giving his physicians and fam-
Iiy considerable concern.
-—Crush Rats. O'Brien.
A number of local school teachers
will attend the Connecticut State
'l‘eachor's Association annual conven-
tion in New Haven, at. Woolsey Hall,
on Friday. October 19th.
--~thn you buy your Plano, find out
how much you are to pay. Hard lines
to think you own it, and receive a Bill
of interest. Think! Then see the. Mrs,
J. W. Stadweil, North Main St.
Miss Myrtel Stevens will lead/the
Young People's meeting at the First
Methodist Church tomorrow evening at
6.30. The service last Sunday evening
,was very largely attended and full of
cheer.
A large number of people from the
Norwulks are anticipating with much
pleasure the Danbury Fair next Week.
in addition to the big crowds which
will go by train many people will go
by automobile this year.
Theodore Davis yesterday dug live
potatoes on the farm of Mrs, Clifford
(lolustock. in Norwnik. The potatoes
wrrc III (are hill, and tipped the scales
at five and a quarter pounds.
~intes il‘nli Ilerbies. O'Brien.
The Norwulk City Council will meet
Monday night, all usual, and will pro
bubly transact business, despite the
fact that election returns will be com‘
Charles D Lloyd Of South Norwalk
will leave tonight for Springfield.
Mass” and tomorrow night will deliv-
er an address before the New England
Baptist Missionary convention in the
Third Baptist Church, of which Rev.
W. ’l‘. Alniger is pastor. The purpose
of the meeting is to raise funds to
help along the work n Haytl.
———Escellops. Greenport Oysters. Cutbill.
H. H. Weeks and family, who rented
the D. R. Merritt place for the sunl-
mer. returned to their city home on
Monday. Mr. Merritt and family re-
turned from Hickory Bluff on Tuesday
and took possession of his home. Mr.
Weeks, before his departure. purchas-
ed the W. E. Raymond property on
South Main street, now occupied by l.
lrving Benedict. It is understood
Mr. Weeks will not occupy this place
as he has purchased a lot on Oenoke
avenue, next. to the Terrell place. and
intends to build a summer residence
thereon—*New Canaan Messenger.
When two strong men come to
blows, even if they are wall matched.
it is not a pleasing sight. but if the
man who gets the worst of it will use
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. he will
look better and feel better in short
order. Be sure you get DeWItt's. Good
for everything a salve is used for, ill-
cludiug piles. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. “
RIVAL RAILWAY RUMORED.
New Rapid Transit Line Between
New York and Boston.
An cntlrcly new rapid transit. cloc-
trloltl air line between Boston and
New York is among the possibilities
of the somewhat remote future—«rc-
mole only because of the time It will
take to arrange the preliminary dc-
tails. one of which will be the secur-
ing of a right. of way through the
State of Connecticut, says the Boston
Globe. The corporate title of this iat-
est. transportation enterprise will ,. be
The Boston and New York Electric
Railroad Company. and its promo
tors declare it Is entirely independent
of all similar enterprises, amply able
to carry out its plans. and bound to
be a reality within the shortest possi-
bll- time.
To show that the new organization
moans business. it presents a list. of
Well known capitalists and business
men who have made application to
the board of railroad commlsioncrs
for a certificate to show that a public
exigency exists for the construction of
such a road.
——-——-————_
CASTOR IA
lag Ill about the little the session Is for Infants nil Children.
due to begin.
, "Handsome Upright Piano, mahog- m m Y." “a" ”'3” non!”
any case, perfect condition, 8175, only
lb per month. Above is the. price-“no 8"" the
Internal. Mrs. J. W. Sludweii, 39 We! ,
North Main St,
The lawn party which was to have
been given yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mills Charlotte I0. tiny-
nlond ill Knight street by the Non
walk Congregational ("bomb has been
DONl-[NIIINL Wet grounds interfered
with tho event.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The New England Iiulll-tln.)
Work has been starved in connect-
ion with the addition and alterations
to the dwelling house, coroner West
avenue and Courtlllnli street for E. ii
Sippnrh-y; private plans; frame amt
’l‘llc all-amor Victor will take a par-
ty from Norwuik null illoulh Norwalk
next Friday to view the great. Vunlll-r-
be
largely made up of the name OIIIIIIIN‘
bill rup race. This party will
stone. two stories. 241130 feel. shingle
or slate roof: addition to garage and
burn. F. ’l‘. Egginson. painter and
It). It Sipporioy, electrician.
taste who went together last year. So WNW?“ at" elxcuvullng for 1""?
vow) of the number will take their IWIHIIOI‘), frame )itl‘ll and can lull
house. 20:26 feel. to be erected on
machines along.
it. it. Williams. E. 0. Foster. Iiart
ford; iii. Hill, South Norwslk: it. A.
Mobiles, .i. A. Baxter. (i. ll. iiuruolt, M.
H. timid, Miss A. lnlnligrcu, fl. Sequin,
Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Miller. Iii. Niles
Watch, New York; 0. H. Roberts, E.
M. Fisher, fhlllton; J. C. Brett/.118“-
bury; iloyli E. Ynuufi, Weatheid:
Dewitt Bill. Jittdgeport; 8. Id Mon-
tague. Aneolie. were guests at tile iio
tl-i Clifford. lest night.
Mrs. C. it. Warren, Lewis Warren.
0.1 ii. Warren Ill iilt‘itiililltioblle from
New York to Boston. stopped last
night at the Hotel Clifford.
SPECIAL.
(‘hclllnut Hill for )ohn Miller. u'IIiII’iliI
ileullrlckll bell the general contract.
'Ihc barn and carriage house on
Iielden lllli for Richard Coulslock ill
being raised. it. is frame. two stories.
25x36 feet, with shingle roof. tiltrrio
Hendricks of broad itivor has con-
tract.
For the extensive alterations and
addition to Judge John Light's .rosl-
deuce. Hoyt it Sons have the cornea.
tor work. Brown and Company. the
plumbing and healing and The Read
and Yolk Electrical Cmnpuny. the elec-
Il‘ltttl Work The kitchen will be
raised and an addition 201.20 fact. two
stories, clapboards and roof shingled
modern plumbing. hot water heat, elec-
tric lighting. hardwood flooring and
finish.
Brown and Company have just com-
pleted the work III the Mahackemo lio-
tel of installing new closets. piping.
etc. also are overhauling the plumb
ing in ticorge Wheplcys residence on
F'sll'lleld avenue.
The foundation Ill completed for
Rump Corned Beef
12 1.20 lb. the boiler and engine house of the
Crofut and Knapp Company on fillies-
1 both street it is iii )1 100 feet and
D
,Pnbllc if. P engine will be used. All pre-
ket 38 feet high: the root of the boiler
., . . r ' ; it virility reported Pore e. rs ior. la
fifilhura ’ y
_ that of the engine room Wood. A lilo
room will he iron and concrete. and
. consulting engineer.
l
onl ladies klauds. Long season};
We will
teach a k'f‘lfii'ljlflm?girl's be
gIrIntag about November let.
ADDRESS,
Wu Kuwlluiius
West Upton. Mass.
illicit
’ nmiluosi or $5,000 ASKED.
Administretw 6f Estate of Late
George Boteford Brings Action
Against Stanley Beach.
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 29. —-W. Percy
Alien administrator of the estate of
the late George E. Bolsford, has
brought suit in the superior court
against Stanley Y. Beach, of Stratforll.
son of Frederick Converse Beach. edi-
tor ol.’ the Scientific American, for $5.-
000 damages.
it is claimed that on the night of
September ll. Mr. Beach ran his au-
tomobile into Mr. Botsford‘s carriage.
throwing him out and killing him. it
is contended that Mr. Beach was gull-
ty of negligence because he failed to
keep a proper lookout, he drove the
car at a high. dangerous and unlaw-
ful rate of speed. be operated it with-
out udequate or proper lights to lllnm~
taste the highway in front and dis!
close persons or objects thereon. he
failed to check the speed of the. car or
turn aside to avoid the collision when
he saw the carriage.
it it claimed that Mr. Botsford was
without contributory negligence. The
a?” is brought through Pullman &
arr.
Dr. Thomas Finn, of Boonsboro, Mo,
who has practiced medicine for 32
years, says he has used every pres-
cription known to the profession for
treatment of kidney and bladder die
ems. and says he has never found
anything so effctive in both chronic
and acute kidney and bladder trouble
as Foley's Kidney Cure. It stops ir-
regularities and builds up the whole
system
The Clifford Pharmacy.
A free thinker isn't a free thinker
when he is in jail.
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single
and
double guns from live dolluls up, Also
a fine line of hammorless glills lrolu
fifteen seventy'tivo up.
Rifles and revolvers front two-titty
lp.
A fresh lot of ammunition
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
NOIIWOIII Hardware (30.
39 Main St
in all
t all no w. RAYMOND.
‘ Funeral Director
l and Embalmer.
19 North Main 8!. South Norwelk.
Rellidence 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house. 134-2.
HOYT'S THEATRE
Four Days Commencing
W‘EONECDAY OEPT. 26TH.
eATunoAY MATINEE.
FRANK .I. HARVEY COMPANY
Presents
Miss MAIBIE CECIL
in Re ertoire.
EVE INC:
Saturday-The White Cape.
leturdlpy Matinee-Tilly, the German
lervent Girl.
halo leECiALs BETWEET ACTS-4
lnel In. the lpeelel Feature Alli
ARMINTA ANO BURKE,
lip-silent Aerial Acrobats.
PRICEIB
LAOIE‘B’WMW'”106.2%“de
TICKETS WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.
OIA‘I‘B ON SALE.
IIIOYT'S THEATRE
ellipse week. CC‘TOIIRI
The Most Popular of All Com eniee,
TN! lAUlRIY lTOCK COM ANY.
All Nw wFieye end 8 slot Scenery.
MONDl Y ANIGHT LAl lll' TiCKl're
ANLimiled umber.
l—llIG VAUDEVILLI ACTH
REPER‘I‘O R.
Mondley Nighiu-When on World
eepe.
||Tupuiay Night-A Midnight Mel-
re
Wedllieedey Niche—Driven From
The deg Night-«Toll (isle inn.
i ht—Wieillovv Lees.
leiultdey iphtu—lpy at Port Ar-
Wedtltldey Matinee—Fer Hie Moth-
er's Be le.
edetult ey Matinee-«A Deserted
Water Iree. Plane given
Irl e.
A
eweijoene ef the patrons at the
eieeee the engagement. ...
l
alum-—
' "lic final. at tile a ‘w‘ bridle
or to the gcncrb‘ a donor of same. Mr. .
DR. FINN’B TEB‘T'I‘WAONY INTEREST- .
Pialsteds Drug Store and
lame of the P sures Which Ree
, dents and Guests Have Enjoyed.
L'Halnmock island has not yet been
touched by the frost .
Friends of Monti , ..A 'f‘iiton. from
. New York, continue to visit her every
Saturday. sad at once prepare tor
tlrtyou pleasure.
yet all teller them to the pub
Golden)
Mrs 'i‘iltcn's sch. George F. Hello
way. comes up than New York oval-y
Saturday.
Dr. Michael Loo, surgeon dentist
from New York. has been up three
times, and always brings his teeth
with him for there are good things to
eat on the island, and it's a hungry
lace. loo. Sometimes he
lg "Pea-Pack" heme along.
Yum! it‘s fine.
Miss Marie Kopsick, a very pretty
and piquaat young lady. from Orange,
Yum!
Idays. She brou bt a large camera
look some he pictures of the
bat era. the angers cats; houses and
other objects of interest
John K. Vilieant. an enterprising
young lawyer of New York. who came
up several times last summer, brought
his bride along. this time. The groom
was well groomed when he alrived, but
soon donned the "island costume." and
sought fun in old clothes. Tile bride
did likewise.
John R. luncheon, chief detective at
Grand Central.
up twice. Mrs. 'i‘illon says he does
he weighs three hundred pounds, she
him.
Mrs. Hellman. proprietor of the
Hoffman Reuse. and daughter made a
short call. and said they crammed an
hour of enjoyment into every minute
they were there.
Mr, and Mrs. Walter E. Holloway
have been to Lake George and Glens
Falls all summer. They came to
season following season, year fol-
lowing Year, We our 25¢ a poun
blend of Moo a and Java Cotton a
reputation that is well worth on
efforts to sustain. and we are an "
tnlning it. adding to it, every day
Tea Tleating
is an art our experts are master
of. We import our teas and lb
‘ Imlucnslty of our output enable
us to give higher qualities at th
price than others possibly can.
126 Washington 81.31). Norweik.
Next Oct» to Poet-Office.
Phone, 655-4. Free Delivery.
till You Went ll
Book Store This
Fall?
YOU CAN NOT DO BETTER THAN A
ITIWART.
We are so sure this Stove will
please you, that we will cheerfully re-
fund your money after a month’s trial,
if you wish it.
We invite you to cell, look end com-
pare.
OAOH OR CREDIT.
A. J. ANGEVINE .le SON.
FURNITUNI. ITO.
134 Washington “Net.
loath Nerweik. Conn.
Violin Millie. flutter.
(Private pupil. 8 years with N. H.
Hermann. New Inplend Coneerveiory
of Music. lesion. Mum). will alert
eieee In loath Nev-walk. 12 years
. teacher. I eelei terms to Iiret NYC
studying. ten Illvlmt. Regular pa.
pile’ recitals. Mandolin club to term
at once. All the
364 FAIRFIILD AVE“ lRIDOIPOR'f.
CONN.
Men 3 line Suits,
tel‘ett glide.
AT
Then. “The .
(All hon-
bllnga a] -
N. J.. visited Mrs. Hilton for a fowl
New York. has been.
not come on business, and. although
was able to and a bathing suit to fit'
,
i
For late and “common Md" bi . H.
laieted. South ’Not’wsiir; eitfuee
harmncy, South Norwaik: E. P. Weed.
Norwsik. _
lb’l-Iamlnock two weeks ago. and Will
finish the season with Mrs. 'f‘ilbou.
They saved the best for the last.
Miss Annie Pugh found the air of
the Adirondacks "too thin." so is stop-
plug awhile with Mrs. 'l‘ilton. The
salt air acts like a tonic. some of
[the wealthy swells of the town have
already discovered that she is a very
fascinating young lady, and Invitations
to drive are pdnring in. There is
room on her card for a couple more
names, but Mrs. '1‘. must go along as
chaperone.
THE BREATH OF LIFE.
it's a signiilcant fact that the
strongest. animal of its size. the goril~
in, also has the largest lungs. Pow-
erful lungs means powerful creatures.
How to keep the breathing organs
right should be man's chiefest study.
Like thousands of others. Mrs. Ora. A.
Stephens, of Port Williams, 0., has
learned how to do this. She writes:
“Three bottles of Dr. King‘s New Dis-
covery stopped my cough of two years
and cured me of what my friends
thought consumption. 0. its' grand
for throat and lung troubles." Guar-
anteed by F.
walk, and E. P. Weed. Norwalk, drug-
gisls. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial boo
tie free. ”
WOOD PIERCED sov's GROIN.
SHELTON, Sept 29.——'i‘be nineyear
old boy of Charles Blackmail while
walking in the woods yesterday. fell
over a "'(‘i‘ stump and wae'plerced
in the groin by a protruding limb The
wound is six inches in length and the
boy’ a condition is critical
WELL WORTH TRYING.
W. ii. Brown, the popular pension at-
torney of Pittstleid Vt, says: "Next
to a pension. the best thing to get is
Dr. King's New Life Pills. " He writes.
"They keep my family in splendid
health." Quick cure for Headache.
Constipation and Btlllousness. 26c.
Guaranteed at F. ii. Baxter's. South
Norwalk. and E. P. Wood's, Norwalk.
drug. stores.
uallty
A Simple Fact Simply Stated
about
(‘llrrel'l (‘lIUIIII'S for Mt‘ll.
Strip in and let us try on one
of the new fall suck route. in
your size. and you are sure of
a true fit~fur every size is
graded lllto the smallest possible
variation of ulcnlmrement.
*—
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday Evening!
DSEPH IIIWS.
TAILOR
etc-raisin
HAI'TII.
FURNIlHIR.
ll Weehln en lireel.
Booth orwelk.
H. Baxter, South Nor"
u—
r
NOTICE I
no. lililOV
Has recelved avcalload oi,
the ileavy truck and (loath
, horses.
and they can be seen at
Stables Ill Conn. Avenue.
A Jack of all rules
is not” we» the people wills whee'lue
Mum peed works! I}. My or!
is deite right end i say A
II dens. Its dens,
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
Pimple Tm end the!» Pitt
lug"! Mable. Inuit-m
.. “AA...” .. «um-Ia
Wear Proprr Eyeglasses
Are your eyes uneasy?
Are the bummer to rpbell
Ilene m'elll m forte” t.
IAlY OLA“! ION UNHY IYII
Homer e earl.
. Telephone lei-ls. . r
Roomy? end “KW“ Inuit Iliidlhp.
loath emetic Celia.
Ipscili “mum“! at MMMOO
, _ who is. 11: “hie—e:
« we never: THIS AD. ENTIRE LY T0 rile EXPLOl'rlNo or pn-
PLE uoutekterme eooos. TH a summit to needy uuoso like .
THE THRIFTY Housewws seams T0 NOTE THE may won-rho
tTEMB NEEDED THiB ll YOUR REPLENIIHINO “THEN AND THIS
STORE t8 OUT FOR A GOOD SHARE‘ OF YOUR BUSINEIO IV OFFER-
iNf'l YOU SUCH VALUES AS THE FOLLOWINOI
IF IN NEED OF TOWELS
BUY NOW
Never too many towols in the house.
They cannot always be bought at such
prices as those:
50 doz. bleached buck towels, size
36 in. by 18 in. While they last at too.
All linen unbleached stable tow-
els. value We each, for 12%0 each.
We have just secured a few more
of these real Russian crash towels,
to sell for 17c each.
An extra large and heavy weight
henlllmed bath towel, special for 250
sec .
YOUR TABLE LINEN
OPPORTUNITY.
We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit here with a view to don-
bling our linen solely—Thus:
54 in. unbleached damask. for 250
yard.
62 in, unbleached damask, at 59c
grade, at 50c yd.
A root 106111 earnest: lines. all in.
wide, clover leaf design, the 761: grid.
at 591: yd
72 in. mu: bleached loom Amid
tulip design, very heavy quality, epo-
cisl at 75c yd.
70 in. bleached table lines .with
open work border. value 75c deor
596 yard.
BUY BED lPREADB NOW. .
Every item of bed spreads offered
in this ad is priced at a liberal t'a-
‘ductlon from normal prtcsl. Tiler.
should be some busy bed spread tiny-
Lag In this store during the next few
a s.
Medium weight. honorarium lied-
spreads. just a few remain, for-B
A very heavy grade of crib shrouds,
value $1.26. for $1.00.
.xtra large size and heavy "tint
bed spreads, handsome designs and
line weaves, at $1.50.
83-85 Washington Street.
HOuSO Dresses
A new line of Fall House Dresses. fresh from the belt menu-
facturer, have just arrived. The styles are very similar to those
which proved so gratifying to our customers the past Meson. A
good variety of dark colors to choose from In all sites.
Price $1.00 a Suit.
N. E. RYAN 85 CO.
86 Washington St.. SO. Norwalk.
Telephone 474
M. 8. SMITH e COMPANY.
New '5a\\ Sinus
Wc offel a choke line of ladies' Shirt Wallets. inAPtaids. White Mercer-
ized Lace, Silk and Nun's Vetting. Prices exce {I’IN ll y low
RUFFLED AND LACE CUII
in large variety of styles.
Prices to suit all.
The best CHILD'S RIBBED HOSE. 2 pairs, 250. to be found, at
M. S SMITH 8: COMPANY ’8.
9-; Washington Street. South Namath.
mo lCE iN THE wmrsn. we
ARE FILLING up cause now
WITH THE seer COAL muscle?
SUMMER emcee. axmm: nun
COAL serous YOU LEAVE YOUR
onosn suswnsns.
68 WATER 8T. PHONI, 460.
The Paris that it Suit House
33 score MAIN eraser, eou'rll NORWALK. ,fil TIL. “la-1!.
Sale tor three this that Will Surprise Yell.
GOODS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
Twentieth Century women demand large assortments and good values.
They find them here. Our steadily Increasing business proves it. if you
wear our garments you can move in any society because they have style and
grace to them, and our prices for our class of goods are very low. We
really get for them In New York city a little more wholesale than we retell
them in this town That's why we get so lunch business. Out motto II
quick sales and small profits and for this sale we will still lower in the
Look at them displayed on center counter ’ 1“
auvmo COAL IN THE written .
is war As esNeleLE as 018‘"!!qu
prices.
LADIEB’ LONG COATS FROM
1...lv-l.......
”.08 TO m
LAOlse' surre room ....................ell.ee TO «0.00
RAIN cone use To elem
eKleTe FROM ll.” ‘I'O elem
WAllTs FROM sec TO 110.00
We sell better goods for less money than any store in The
Nervellte,
and We court comparison.
Cement.
Blue Stone Walks Laid,
Garb Gutter and Paving Set.
“mammal?“ elm: for the W'
ms i in .
here.
Th! 8 I led and
at the ll 1 e commences ey will test or sale days yogurt
mm mm OLOAK a can one
68 WABHXNOTON ST SOUTH NOIWMK:
tell- in mm ”in mm
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