will} the new shadow’t‘offocts and . sins Henri . r . M arm do to." “mustang; w.“ abttm brittle its» in all colors. . 49 m a‘w't' ‘ sue “shaman.“ mm has.“ mm Waitress response. For Norwalk and Vicinity: ~Fslr tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer. A disturbance Central this morning near New Orleans is produc- ing cloudy and rainy weather on the Gulf coast and in the Lower Mississip- DI Valley. Pleasant weather prevails in the Northern sections Conditions favor for this vicinity fair and contin« ued cool. with light frost tonight. followed by increasing cloudiness and slowly rising temperature M Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R.. will hold a regular meeting tonight. A meeting of Palestine Castle. A. 0. K. M. C.. will be held to-nigbt. Harry Mitchell who is at the Nor- walk Hospital. was much improved ' yesterday. --Dr. Dick's cures malaria. Marcellus R. Bennett returned to- day from Trumansburg; N. Y.. after a vacation trip, .Charles A. Waters has resumed his duties at the Central Food Company after .a week's illness. Tux-Commodore James A. Farrell will take this yacht “liloiis” to New York this week and haul her out for the winter. ~Steinway and Jewett Pianos. Stein- ert's, 0 South Main St A large mud digger has arrived at Burritts island and work on the ex- cavating will be commenced in a day or two. Mrs. Arvilia Williams, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. George W. Harris, of West street, has re «road to her home in Newburg. N. Y. A meeting of the South Norwnlk Board of Councilmen is scheduled to be held this evening, but may be post- poned on account of the election. MissA. M. cm, of Yonkers, former- ." ‘a teachéi‘ n the Franklin school has been 'spendtng a few days with Mrs. C. .W. Stowe of High street South Norwalk. Contractor S. B. Wilson. who is now located in New Rochelle. N. Y.. spent Sunday intown. For some time prev- ious to a few months ago. Mr. Wilson had been located in Yonkers, N. Y. —-Impure blood run: you down—- makes you an easy victim for organic diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters purl- lies the blood—cures the cause—builds you up. The Muellers of Hickory Bluff in- tend to return to New York the first of this week. At. this time they will take their jib-mainsail yacht out of commission for the season. The Commercial Record shows twelve sales of real estate last week. with mortgages of 8013.150. For the last week in September. 1906. there were eighteen sales. and the mortgages of $5,900. There have been quite a few bets made on the election and most of them hinge on the chances of John Devine to be chosen. The betting is now twotoone and in small bets three to one that he is defeated. Big pay does not count so much: it's what you do with it. Pay your bills by check and you will know: you will not have to trust. to memory. for your check book will furnish a record. The South Norwnik Trust Company solicits checking accounts. The most awkward and ungainly woman can be transformed into a beautiful lovely creature if she has the brain power to absorb the fact that llolllster's Rocky Mountain 'i‘ca will do the lmsinesa. Tea or Tablets. so cents. Plslsted's Drug Store. Among the cases which come before the court rbf common pleas. Wednes day will be the slander suit of John Iii. Curyn against Ellen McGovern. Mrs McGovern towns the building which is occupied by Curyn and the alleged slander is said to have resulted re gar-ding the renewal of the lease. Marcellus R. Bennett arrived to town Saturday from Trumansburg. N. Y.. his old home. where he has been spending several weeks. Mr. Bennett is at preset stopping at the Norwalk Hotel. 6 turned over the filter can horn toad on the ithodonoiln Park property to its new owner some time ago, armour. Rump Corned Boat 12 1-20 lb. . may run in the line of infants' Food. ‘ Soothing syrups. Basra. Rubber Goods. no. mar Feeding Bottles or Toilet Articles but whatever that need we are prepared to tilli it with the best goods at the lowest. pr can. And should the need be medicine our stock should be drawn on. Have a complete line of . Proprietary Medicines for Children. Prescriptions carefully compounded. Edwilllielieglr. Drugglsf. 8 North Main street. Tel. 626—8 Connections for all north and south bound cars can be made at our store. Mrs. George Montgomery, of Merwln street, returned home Saturday from a few days' visit with relatives, in Bridgeport. —Anyone having cases. Jugs, bottles. etc.. belonging to the City Hotel. will kindly notify the proprietor and they will be called for, T. F. Barry, city editor of the Wet- erbury Republican spent Sunday with friends in South Norwaik. returning to his duties to-day. The committee on the annual bill of Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles. which will be ht‘ld on Novem- ber 2. will meet this evening at the office of John E. Wood. George F. Foote has a few tickets for sale at 82 each for the trip on the steamer Rosedaie. which will sail shortly after midnight Saturday morn‘ tag from Bridgeport for the Vander- bllc cup races. Three subscription concerts will be given this winter under the direction of Mrs. Lillian S. Ncwklrk, soprano of the Norwalk Congregational Church. The finest talent is to be engaged and the first concert will be in November. The subscription list is now open. M. Fernandez. of the firm of Fernalr dez & Ernst. has presented six of the members of the. Norwnlk baseball team with Cuban hardwood bats. The lucky players are William and George Lauder, Jack McGratb. John Cahiil, .loc McKiernan and Tom James. it is hoped that they will be heard from during to-dny's game at Danbury. There is nothing that takes away the beautiful. womanly charms like u plodding. stooped, awkward carriage. There ia‘nbsoiutely no excuse for that as long as Hoilister's Rocky Mountain Tea is made. Tea or Tablets. 30 cents. Plalsteds‘ Drug Store. Arthur S. Ferris. the safe expert. paid a visit to New Haven. inst Fri- day, and called on Mr. Ockert. a well known dculcr there. On Saturday hc returner] with new locks. combinations etc. and placed them on the two sales of Messrs. Austin & Crow. which were put out of commission as a result of the fire several months ago at the tirm's factmy. in Water street, South Norwalk. Gymnastics alone can never give that. elasticity. ease and graceful fig ure which comes by taking Hollis- ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. l’inisted's Drug Store. Work in the hat factories continues brisk and the rush of orders is some thing phenomenal. They are working at their full capacity and in some tn- stances overtime. On Wednesday the Tiorondn shop turned out the greatest bulk of work in its history. its efforts to keep pace. with the demands of the Dutchess lint Works. of which it is an auxiliary, taxes Its utmost capacity. The Dutchoss are turning out hats at the rate of six to seven hundred dosen a duy.——Fishkill Standard. Mrs. C, D, Kimball. accompanied by Mrs. Wainrlghl. mather of Superinten dent A. V. Walnrlgbt, of the Connocti cut Railway and Lighting Company. has returned from a. week's vacation in the mountains. Mrs.'Klmbsll and Mrs. Walnrlght stopped It Gray's ‘lsh. owned and conducted by Mrs. Kim bull's brother—one of the finest hotels of the section. and last Sunday occu pied by 140 guests. The week was spent in delightfulvdrlvoa among, the grand scenery of the surrounding country. and the constant pleasures af- forded by the “manldcent ‘ hotel. Mrs. Jeremiah Clark of the Hotel Clifford Is spending the week In Dan. bury. the guest of Mr and Mrs. Soars F, H. Furmin. Miss Ethel Furmln. Miss M. Chrysler. P. J. Watson. Ashton, George H. Taylor; it. Wobey Taylor. Mr. and Mrs, R. Cable. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Brown. A. Dwight Keep. .lohn Iii. Emmons, Jacob A lor. John McMahon. Mrs. John Musician. s. Stuart. New York: more tilidsbotb sm. Frankford. Pa; Mr and Wm Charles lit. 'I‘uthlil. Panama: 8‘. Acton Nome; Mr.- and Mrs EC. Jones. Chicago: George Gonnoii. Frank schnelder. lib-nest Causal 1. Will Thompson. J. A Hess. Danbury. W. Cross Decker. Wilmington.N (2.. ill. Payne. Washington. D. 0.: John J Gibson. White Plains. N Y.: Charles J. Helper. Derby: Howard C. verbal. r..w unnatural! BAdstnI. 8. Elev .‘sns. Eastern“ ll. hilltop. Cleveland: itswltm. Allentown. rs. were at the Hotel Clifford last night. . , ward former President Palm :1; the greatest attachment and symps- ‘ WAIREINQ’SON Out 1.--«Senor Oue- ' nah minister. when seen “gull. had not received any rs» - secretory Taft to his letter , designation transmitted ‘ The retiring minister ante tags 7 "After spending forty of the severity- three years of his life In fighting for Cuban liberty. President Palms leaves the palace in ”Havana without a deb . isr." said Senor Quesada “l have cabled to President Patina an invitation to malts my house his home if he decides to come to the Unit» all States. In practically penalised, be has hosts of friends Who will remain steadfast even though adversity has become his portion." - Mr. Quosada made known today for the first time that a year ago he had“ ‘ tendered his resignation. but that Prs~ sideut Palms had declined to accept It. He said It was not his purpose to return to Cuba and participate in the . election to be arranged by the provis- . tonal govelument. as be had no ambi- tions for future office. W POPULAR AMUSEMENTG. AUBREY STOCK COMPANY. The line of piaYs to be offered by the Aubrey Stock Company all this week at Hoyt Theatre should be an inducement for lovers of the drama to turn out in force. The titles and printing of some of the following: Toll Gate Inn. When the World Sleeps. For hove of a Woman. The Bride. Driven From Home. Alone in the World and A Midnight Marriage should prove most thrilling.‘ Special scenery and effects will be carried for every play and specialties will be in- troduced between the sets. A $300 Woser Brother's piano will be given aWay free of any charge by the Au- brey Stock Company this week. Mr. Sam C Miller Mgr of the company sent it here to be given away to the holder of the lucky number. . m GIRLB' LITERARY COCIETY. The girls of the Norwalk High School assembled Monday. September 24. in Room K, and with the seals- tances of Mr. Goodhut. Miss Yates and Miss Smith, a society. called the Girls' ldterary Society. was formed. The work through the year is to consist mainly of selections from welhknown and popular authors. Miss Yates and Miss Smith will preside on alternate Fridays. They will make out a sched. ule which willrbo posted in all the High School rooms. it was suggested that a basket ball team for the girls be. organized after the football season. This can be done with the full con- sent of parents and a place for rehear- sal. it was unanimously desired. it was also suggested that a spirited de- bate be held between the boys and - girls of the Norwalk High School be- fore the end of the school term—«High School News. . DR. WARD 8. GREGORY HOME. ' Dr. Ward 8. Gregory arrived home in Norwalk yesterday from Saranac Lake. in the Adirondack Mountains. where he has been for the past four months for the benefit of hi“ health, whlc as been greatly improva! Dr. Gregory as gained more than 20 pounds and is now the picture of health. He will probably remain in Norwaik for about a month and go away again for the winter to further recuperate. YACHT CLUB OUT OF COMMIB. DION. The Norwalk Yacht Club went out of commission for the season of 1906 last night at six oclock There were no ceremonies to mark the dying of the season. it is safe to say that the members of the club to a man would much prefer to have the yachting sea- son just beginning rather than ending. The season at the club has been a very enioynbie as well as successful one. CARNEGIE SEEKING NEW BENEV- OLENT FIELDS. LONDON, Oct. l—Havtng supplied most of the requirements in the way to public libraries. Andrew Carnegie is now seeking the opinions of school boards and other public bodies to Scotland as to the best means of dis- posing of the part of his fortune which he desires to distribute during his life for the benefit of humanity and asks for suggestions regarding the. most beneficial objects. He says that while he is willing to assist to providing church organs no money will be given to support ministers or church ser vices. which he considers should be paid for by the congregations. BRIGADE OF MARINEB LANDED. HAVANA. Oct. i.—— brigade of mar- lnon. consisting of 150 men. command- ed by Motor Wendell C. Neville, was landed at eight o'clock this morning fmm the United States warships Ken- tucky lndlmm and Minneapolis and proceeded by trolley to Camp Colum bis. There was no demonstration of any kind he departure of Honor Puimn from liavana has been postponed until to marrow FRENCH BALLON CONTEBT. LONDON. Oct I.—-~Betwecn six and ten o'clock this morning six of the sixteen balloons. engaged in the can test for the James Gordon Bennett cup. which started from Paris, nation day afternoon. arrivad on this side of the channel and continued in a both. easterly direction. The first to arrive gal: Count do Is Vaulx a balloon, Wal- sl s. W... DREAONOUGHT TRIALB BICRIT. LONDON. Oct 1.-—'i‘o«day being the first anniversary of the laying of hor' keel plate. the battleship Dreadnought \lsft Portsmouth for her steam and gun trials, The admiralty attaches such importance to these trials that the ro- sults will be kept secret. Dllll HUNTING BEAION OPINB. * BALMBTON N Y. Octoberl.-Tho deer hunting season opened at mid- night and today many hunters were In the Adirondacks. Deer are said to be plentiful W Enthusiasm In to a man what steam is to a locomotive. , 'ww Although President Palms . tho season following season, year fol lowing year. ghee our 25¢ a pound blend of Mocha and Java Coffee a reputation that is well worth on ' efforts to sustain. and we are sun taming it. adding to it, every day. In Traction is an art our experts are masts . of. We import our fans and th- immensity of our output enables ‘ us to give higher qualities at the price than others possibly can. The UIIIOII Pacili Tea Co. - 120 Washington 8t, 80. Norwalk. Next Door to Post-Office. Phenol “Os-2. Fro. Delivery. “ t r.’ tin You Need a Book Store This Fall? YOU CAN NOT DO BETTER THAN A CTIWART. We are so sure this Stove will plans you. that we will cheerfully re fund your money after a month's trial. If you wish It. We Invite you to call, look and corn- pm. CASH OR CREDIT. A. .l. ANGEVINE & SON. ruaulruas. arc. 134 Washington strut. Iouth Nomik. Conn. your" sud-its; Guitar. (Private pupil, 3 years with H. H. Hal-trains, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mala). will start class In South Nov-walk. I! yours teacher. Special terms to first five studying. Clan limited. Regular pa. plia’ recitals. Mandolin club to form at once. Adel-es to a“ FAIRFIELD AVE" BRIDGEPORT. CONN. Men’s he Suits, Latest Style, $5. 00 to $15 .,00 AT GliTTllEB’S HOYT’S THEATRE ENTIRI WIIK. OCTOBER 1. The Most Popular of All Companies. THI AUDREY DTOOK COMPANY. All New Fla and Bassist scenery. MONDAY NI I-I'I’ LADIII' TICKET! A Limitsd Numb fi—IID VAUDIVILLI 0TH HIP FIR R.TOIRI .Mondsy Night—When the World l'l'ussdsy NIZM—A Midnight Mar-I. r a a. suns-day Night—Driven I'rom Home. Thurs“ Nighh—Toilflltslnn. Friday Wlaklow Loss. to “MIDI, tint-«spy at Port Ar- III'. Wednesday Matinee—For Hts Moth- or's Cairo “Baud rIIsy, Matinee—A Deserted o. A use Wear Bros. Plano given away to m or the use»: at class of the enhancement. '4 u l the A MADDOD “MOI. - In Morison. Tbsro as Gulto a Panic “W Guards! horned n. MERIIIIEN Oc 1.~—~A dog which went mad here Saturday afternoon bit twanty or more other dogs In its wild career about the center of the city before It was finally killed by Patrol- innit Bartram. ' Iopsy of the animal declared it to be a true case of running rabies. ‘ The police have ascertained as far as. possible what dogs were bitten and ‘ their owners have been ordered keep them chained up for a month. There have been auroral cases of the rabies In the city and a serious out- break is feared ‘v DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE. There's grave danger from the plague of Coughs and Colds that are so prevalent. unless you take Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump- tion. Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls, of Forest City. Me., writes. “it's a Godsend to people living in climates where coughs and colds pre- vail. I find it quickly ends them. it prevents Pneumonia. cures La Grippc. gives wonderful relief in As- thma and Hay Fever; and makes weak lungs strong enough to ward off Con- sumption. Coughs'shd Colds. 50c and 01.00. Guaranteed by F. H. Baxter's. South Norwallt. and E. P. Wood's. Nor- walk. drug stores. Trial bottle free. ” GUNS AND AMMUNITION A full assortment of single double guns from five dollars up. Also a ilnedine of bammeriess guns from fifteen seventy-five up. Rides and revolvers from two-fifty up. A fresh lot of ammunition in all gauges and caliber. Repairing Done. Call at Norwdk Hardware 00. 39 Main St W.—< ~...-...... . DA VID W. RAYMOND. Funeral Director and Embalmo’r. 19 North Main St. .Couth Norwatk. Residence, 0 Washington Street. Telephone it house. 134-2. A Simple Fact Simply Stated I about Correct Clothes for Men. Stop in and let us try on one of the new fall sack costs. in your size, and you are sure of a true fit—~for every size is graded into the smallest possible variation of measurement. Open Monday. Wednesday. and Saturday Evenings JUSEPH Ill-l5. TAILO CLOTHI HAITI: 'URNIIH R. I Washington CM Booth Norwslh. Veterinary Benckly who made an an ‘ IO' and y!" ._.___ NOTICE!” do MRS. TARLOV Has received a carioad of the heavy Truck and (loath Homes. and they can be seen at Stables In lieu. Irma tier from furious Are your were Are they be onto robot? lino thomw “ fo‘ rigid. ., YflI-A.rl' My “Montana Ilofrsatina Outlet: CY“ tooth on»: but: can. spacial appointments at convenience of henna-s ‘d’l'lufiom “1...: v ” They find them here. Room 7 anti IhUnItosc om: IuIIIInI. ' THEWAIB OLGAKdrm sous mswaurs enshr- m cocoa nous: J. A. HISL‘P lids. CO ‘t AGENT FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNI ifii’iii'fiiilp’y,” WE DEVOTE THIS AD. ENTIRE LY TO THE EXPLOITING DP OTA. PLE HOUBEKEEPINO (30098. THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE BEGIN ITEMS NEEDED, THIS IS YOUR TH E DUMMEB IO APQUI ENDID AND 2 TO N075 TM! ”MW WANTID ERLENIQHINO TIME. ANP THIB STORE IS OUT FOR A 6000 SHARE OF YOUR DUGINEOB IV OFFIR. ING YOU BDGH VALUES AS THE FOLLOWING: IF IN NEED OF TOWELS BUY NOW Never too many townie in the house. They cannot always be bought at such prices as these: 60 due bleached buck towels. size 30 in. by 18 in. While they last at 10c All linen unbleached stable tow- els, value 17c each. for 1299c each.‘ We have just secured a few more of those real Russian crash towels, to sell for We each. An extra large and heavy weight hen‘ilmed bath towel, special for 25¢ eac . . YOUR TABLE LINEN ' OPPORTUNITY. We take a liberal loss on our legit imate profit here with a view to dou- bling our linen sales—’1‘ us: 54 in. unbleached damask. for 25c am 62 in. unbleached damask a 69c grade. at 60c yd. ,ductlon from normal prices. A real loom damask linen, at in. wide, clover leaf design. the lite grads at 59c yd 72 in. half bleached loom damask tulip design. very heavy quality. spe-‘ still at 750 yd. . 70 in. bleached table linen with » 0 on work border. value 75c yd. for ‘ 6 0 yard. BUY BED BPREADB NOW. Every item of bed spreads offered in this ad. is priced at a liberal re- There should be some busy bed spread buy- ing in this store during the next ten days. Medium weight honeycomb bod. spreads. just a few remain, for 890. a very heavy grade of crib spreads. value $1 26. for v.00 Extra large a he and heavy weight bed spreads. handsome designs and fine weaves.»at $1.60. / I 83-85 Washington Street. House Dresses A new line of Fall House Dresses. fresh irom the botlt menu- lecturer, have just arrived. The which proved so gratifying to our good variety of dark colors to choose from in all sizes. Price 51 N. E. RYAN a 00. 86 Washington St.. So. Norwalk. M. s SMITH a coMPAfiY New '53.“ Stolen" We offer It chaise line of Ladies' Shirt Wal'sts, in Plaids. White Mercer- ized Luce, Silk and Nun' s Vetting RUFF LED AND in large variety of styles Prices to suit all. The best CHILD’S RIDBED HOSE. Prices exceptionally low. Lac: CURTAINS. Look at them displayed on center counter. -v.—>. .. styles are very similar to has: , customers the past season. A .00 a Suit. Telephone 474. 2 pairs. 25c, to be found at I" ”he M. S SMITH 8r COMPANY’S 92 Washington Street. The Paris Cindi Suit lion ,3: scum MAIN eraser. aoum NORWALK. Sale for Three Days That Will Surprise You. OOODB ALMOST suvme COAL IN THE summit. iiarris 8: Gan: Co. . 08 WATER 81‘. South stoning to war as BENBIBLE as samba” , mo ICE m we WINTER. WCV an: FILLING UP cattass NOW WITH THE our cost. MINID AT saunas sauces. 'sxaums oun COAL across vou Luvs yous onnsn stomachs. PHONE; 480. TIL. SOC-.12. GIVEN AWAY. Twentieth Century women demand large assortmenta and good values. Our steadily increasing business proves it. it you wear our garments you can more In any saciety because they have style I! grace to them. and our prices for our class of goods are very low. WI really get for them In New York city a little more wholesale than we roll“ thorn in this town prices. LADIEB' LONG COAT! FROM ....... LADIIB’ BUTTS FROM .nn.--u-.-. MAIN COATS .......... ...... .. “(INTO FROM . WAIST! PROM ......... . ..... We sell hotter goods for less money than land we court comparison. Blue Stone This Bale commences W III WADHINOTON 01%. 8001‘}! NORWICH. Mn the AM mom That’s why we got so much business. quick sales and small profits and for this sale we will still lower in -.6... Curb Gutter and Faring- Bot. 'mfithqsnfln w!" cost for M 01th ~ .2 ....... ............ I4.” TO . ...... . ...... .....G11.DI TO .6.” TD film ‘ Ilrtlhllosvsl $1.0. TO M“ ..... ........IOo TO 01m. any store in The Norwalkg. IIIslIlalsrll ”alkaloid. «ammonia WW
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