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Ltillfli NEWSNIIIBSW-
Miss Edna Tuttlc was a visitor in
Bridgeport, yesterday. i
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The Rev. Edward Judge, of Shei-
burne Fails. Mass. Is in guest at St.
Mary's rectory. Norwulk,
A meeting of the Choral Union, the
first of the season, will be held this
evening at the South
dist Church.
Edward Belford. u Norwalk young
man, sixteen years of age, is critically
ill of diabetes. The patient has been
in an unconscious state since Satur-
day. .
Arthur C, Hoyt, who, has been for
some months on an American school
ship, and has visited England, France.
Gibraltar. Algiers. Madeira and other
places, returned to his home. here yes-
terday. .
A meeting of Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company was held Sunday, at
which arrangements were made for
the parade in Westport, which will be
attended by the South Norwnlk tire-
men in a body.
About 100 business men from the.
Ilronx, New York city. visited Greg-
ory's Point. Saturday dttornoon, and
enjoyed one of the finest of Landlord
O'Sulllvan's shore dinners. The trip
Norwalk Metho-'
to the point was made on the steamer
Commodore.
George L. Woodward. who has been
III for several days at hill home in Elm
,street. is reported today as. resting
comfortably. Mr, Woodward is now
believed to be on the road to recover.
though for several days‘it was feared
that he would have typhoid fever.
Mrs. Charles M. Ely, ofiChestnut Hill
avenue, Norwnlk, ls,se‘riously ill 01'
pleura—pneumonia, at
Mass. where she Wentuiast week to
visit relatives. Mr. Ely has gone to
Springfield, having been notified of
his wife's illness.
HEAVY RAIN IN ALABAMA.
Hal Greatly interfered With the Rail-
road and Telegraph Companies.
MOBILE. Ala.. Oct. 1.——-A heavy rain
storm is greatly interfering with the
railroad and telegraph companies.
it is retired, too, that' It will cause
much increase of suffering and some
deaths among the homeless people
along the coast of the south end of M0.
bile Bay.
Arrest were made at, some of the
lower coast resorts today of negrocs
who were caught looting some of the
wrecked houses. The citizens of Mo»
bile are sending food and clothing to
the stricken points as rapidly as pos-
sible. 'l‘he suffering is acute in
Bayou in llutre. Members oi" the re-
liei’ committees which ivisitcd that
place reported that they were followed
through the street by little children
who were crying piteous‘ly for u piece
of bread.
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HURRYING TROOPSTO CUBA.
WASHINGTON Oct i.-The second ““""“"'“”i' "”“““H and ”link“
Springfield, ‘
:wnlk's election polling place.
ARE YOU INIURID I
When It can In done It so IMIII u
out wh not protect yourself?
For .10 you can Insure your Furni-
ture and Household Goodo for throo
years against ion or damage by Fire
to tho amount of $350.00 and in that
proportion for a larger sum.
Vory Rolpoctfully.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN,
Real Estlto and insurunoo Agents,
74 Washington Street,
Toiophono No. 213-2 '
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.5:\ FOR BOYS.
st.mf°rd, - can".
EXPERIENCED TEACIIEIIS.‘,I
Schoolhouse well equipped. well
lighted and well heated. 133 bdyspre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Manual training. Free
hand drawing, Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
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AN ARRESTED.
WILTON WOM
Wu Intoxicated and Attempted to
Drive Wrong Turnout Home.
Mrs. Melissa St. John, a Wilton
woman. was arrested in Norwalk for
drunkenness Saturday afternoon by
Olliced Charles lt‘. Page. When ink-
-on into custody. the woman, who Is a
widow. her husband having died scv~
erni months ago, was so much under
the influence oi" liquor that she was
unable to take care oi" herself and was
attempting to get into a wagon in
lsancs street. This action was llll-
doubtcdly a mistake, us her own cur-
vrlngc was standing in front. of thc
Norwalk Hotel.
l-lcr team was placed in u livery
stable. A Wilton resident came down
to Norwnlk Saturday night about ii '
o‘clock. and took her home, the. police
releasing her on a Sill cush build. The
bond was forfeited by her non-appear-
ance before the court this morning.
CONNECTICUT IN COMMISSION.
Standard of Colors to be Presented in
About a MOnth With Silver
Service.
The bit: battleships, “(kinnccticui“
which with the. “Louisiana" constitute
the, two most powerful fighting you.
sels in the United States navy, went
into commission fornniily Saturday at
the Brooklyn Navy yard with impres-
sive ceremonies.
The stand of colors which is to be
given the Connecticut by the. School
‘chlldren of the. Town of Norwalk. at
the time of the turning over of III.-
silver service from the State of ("on
ncciicut. will pi-c presented in about
it. month. The exact dull- has not yet
been lit't'ilil'ii upon. The flags will
netzticut will be prescutcd in about
half a dozen rcprcscniutlvi- Norwulk
citizens who». numcs will be nnnuunc.
cd laicr.
MAILED HIS VOTE.
One of the Amusing Features at Non.
walk Election This Morning.
One of the most arousing occnrenccs
oi" the morning at the (‘ity of Nor.
Hope
Hose headquarters in Water street oc-
cured when .lohu (irccn. a well known
colored man presented himself to vote.
Green entered a booth curct‘uily pre-
pared his ballot, placed it in nu eurc- '
lop ihe'n nddiess the latter to hlmscii
and placed it two cent stamp on it,
Just as he was about to shove Ih.» cu-
vciop through the ballot box opening.
illodcrntor John H. Hoyt discovered
the mistake,
MR. GORHAM OBJECTS.
Says He is Not a Party to East Nor-
watk Registrars Fight.
IC. P. (lorllum this morning stated
that he was I“ no why u pin-[y to the
light for tho otIicc of registrar bc-
twecll the lrlust Norwulk ih'mocruts
and the. iN'lliilt'l‘ilIH ot‘ the licvinc luc~
lion of the burly. It was stated on
Saturday that Mr. (iorhnm had given
permission to have his name posted
for the office. He says he is it straight
party mun. omi~ docs not mix up in
tile
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battalion of engineers left here today 1':‘““”:;:"‘:;l” Ii‘i'Wo’lWiHinl‘Id in" story “"‘k
to go aboard the Sumner Idt New York. . ' i‘ i “‘
’l‘wo commute tleld hospital outfits
will go to (‘l he, sailing on the first
transport Ieuv in; Newport News.
Another con puny of lthc hospital
corps is on its ny from SanvF‘runt-isco
for Newport News. ‘
Each of the seven regiments ordered
to Cuba will iner a regimental hospi-
tal and full quota of medical otllccrs.
l’rcpurntiunu for the first cxpcditltm
to Cuba are being hastened with all
possible 'spocd. Otflccrshnd clerks at
the War Department worked practic-
nlly all last night and advices from
the. troops ordc‘red to mobilize at New-
port nowa indicate thatlthey will all
he randy as soon as transports are,
available, 3
NEEDS no on: ”incomes.
wnmunor N, Oct. ii——The battle»
ship ’i‘exns baa; been held at (hum
iicnry uwnltl 5 further instructions! KLINE~8MITH.
from Stu‘reinr Taft. The secretary
wired the Na y Department that he
did not use any more battleships.
iuut wanted more marI so. lie has
been interior 1 that the eitas has 200
marines liillitl‘tl and further supplies
for land but ice. ‘.
KILLED WOMAN HI lHAD LIVED
PHIL/i )ELPIIIA. Oo‘t. 1.—~Whllo
Whiting it r bar breakfast in a restau-
rrnut. in i is city today. Mary Becker.
ngod tbl ty yours. was shot and killed
by mtlwn d Weaver. with whom she
had been Wing. Wear r was captur-
oti utter ft strugsld.
quarrcied iocuuso she it
leave him. i
it decided to
(I now and omptoto “g" of .l. C .l.
ootobrotod‘ ed cm." ottono. land-
», adholl a Masters, modlomd a.
pain Gnu a. dim. who in and of
anything In this tinuiv you I call.
NORWALK HISTORICAL ASSOCIA-
TION.
(in Wednesday evening of thIs week
there will bc a guests' night at the
Historical llcunc. ll West uvcnuc. Nor-
wnlk.
Any persons Interested In the object
of the Association. I. e., the pl't‘Nt‘l‘Vih
' lion (it local history and relics. are iii~
i
vllcd to be present and to join the so
cicty, the Icon of which ure only $2.00
a your.
The. entcl'tuimiient. on Wednesday
evening will consist of readings by
Miss Martha Young. a well‘ltnown writ-
er. of several selections of southern
dialect, and vocal solos by lliynn Roth-
crhnm. NEIL. of Coventry, England.
who will be accompanied on the piano
by Miss Bally Butts. ‘ Members may
invite friends.
no...“
'l‘hc inumngo llilllllll of Edward .I.
Kline. IIIU well-known conductor. and
Miss Mary il‘rnncca Smith, were un~
matured ytatcrddy at St. Mary‘s
Church for the first little. The wed-
dinr will occur October 24th.
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RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VEMELS.
a couple had,
W. 10 Norfll min Strut,
SlARtlliNSlG'l‘. Music, October I.»
Steamer Zmdund. Antwerp and Dover.
for New York. was passing Nantucket
Lightship ttt 3:43 a. in. Will proba-
bly dock about. 7 p. in.
i)iA.7- Ynshrd
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I'OOT BALLS
BOXING GLOVES
' PUNCHINB MUS
LEATHER POST CARDS
, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
‘. COLEMAN’S
NIWI CTORI.
at "‘2’
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loos...
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“out for A. mum
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Order YourFalI Suit
THIS WEEK. 1
Look over our display of Fall woolens fresh from the mills.
You will find exclusive patterns in gray effects. not duplicated 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‘sso.
FALL OVERCOATS, $18 TO $50.
TROUSERS, $5 TO $12.
Our Fall hat show presents all the stars of the hat world—soft
and stiff hats of style and quality unsurpassed. $2 to $3.
Ready-for-service suits and overcoats are here and more are
on the way.
TEL. CALL 632-2.
You can buy Grain and Food for more money, or you can
pay elsewhere. the price we ask. But you cannot equal
anywhere, the good quality of our grains or the good ser-
vice we give.
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MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near— it;
Justus far as the ;
nearest letter-box ‘1 .
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or telephone.
to... heal hie Bods
Wm. Pf Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
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Merrill Night School
OPENS OCTOBER 2, 1906.
Classes in
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING, PEN-
MANSHIP. ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR.
SPELLING. ”
Tuition. $5.00 per month. All Books Free.
SEND FOR ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW.
Address, MERRILL COLLEGE.
United Bank Building, South Norwalk, Conn.
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COAL ANO WWOWOBWW
Bowkor’s Fertilizero.
B. Hershfield & Son.
12! WATER 3mm "'1 ”L
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liner} ’nooxs
ULTIVATE
ARE
IN EXPENSESI
You have a complete expense book .
when you pay your bills by check
or
llltli
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- uni llllllult cumin
OPEN FROM
9 TO 3
SATURDAY EVENING.
6
8.
LEGAL DIPPDITORY
ron ._
TRUM‘ FUNDI. \
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3550
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er of stock advanced on the opening
of c uses.
Baltimore & Ohio, Rock island
’movement that arose alter the open
r of“
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. here’s
Strength in Mail
'l‘herc‘s I. at strengthening proper-
ties in trialled grains. They contain
elements that build flesh, bone and
muscle. mako blood and strengthen the~
nervous system.
PARAGON
MAL'I‘ EXTRACT
is especially rich In these elements.
it will give an appetite, aid digestion
and help your food to assimilate.
lie Billiard Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE! DELIVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, itlzlt) a, tor—Pric-
dealings of the week gains amounting
to at moderate fraction in the mnority
'I‘hcre were. running sales
of 20,000 shares of Reading at 150%
and i5] commit-ed with 1501/. on Sutur.
day. Northern Pacific rose lid and
pH,
Wisconsin Central and American
Sniciting large fractions. Business
was animated and widely distributed.
,Smel ffwhc,l).. i.dlwo
WALL STREET, ii a. m.——Only a
few of the prominent stocks shared
substantially in the active buying
lug. Outside of St. Paul and Reading
the buying dd not make much of an
impression on prices, but. there was
some display or strength in a number
of stocks which usually do not figure
In the dealings. The general list was
reacting at ll o'clock.
WALL S'I‘ltEE'l‘. noon—Prices wny-
crcd when call money rose to it per
cent. hilt the strength of St. Paul sus-
tained the market by sympathy. 'I‘hal
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'ruA'r JOME Poona DON
. WHEN THEY I29 LOOK rm: .
1. . DON'I' Know WHEN ms! t,
. you WANT 'ro LooK Fl
FINE PLACE We Silo "
as WELL ASVE CAN r 5
motes BY OUR App.
You Love. to Sea
TONY TOGS?
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WILLING.
NECKTIES EITHER,
THINGS YOUR. APPEARANCE CRAVES.
Selleck 8- Price.
HEAD—TO—
DON'T you LOVE roa ornsa PEOPLE To SEE
YOU WEARING TONY T0665?
BELIEVE WEARING GOOD CLOTHES HELPS YOU
JUST TRY lT once. couur THE PEOPLE .You.
KNOW wno HOLD THE: scsr Poslrlous. THEY"
WEAR 600D CLoTHES.
FROM THEM?
ir‘ You DON’T
way not TAKE A‘TtP‘
ASK THEM WHERE THEY GET
THEIR CLOTHES TOO; lF‘ YOU WILL. WE ARE
PEOPLE WHO GET ON DON’T WEAR
RAGGED COLLARS, PATCHED SHIRTS, SOCKS
WITH HOLES iN THEM OR FADED: FRAY'ED’
WE HAVE ALL Oi"
THE
FooTERS.
95 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTH NORWALK,
stock rose Ii 1-2 over Saturday. The
market become very dull. Honds were
steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. in.—-—A more
general show of strength occurred at"
ier noon. the buoyant advance In the
Hill Stinks. St. Paul, Union Pacific and
llcuding inducing purchasccs through-
out the list. The demand for United
States Steel. which rose to 47 coinci~
dent with the lump In the Hill stocks,
uttlucicd notice.
NEW YORK, Oct. i.-—~Therc was ex-
cltcd buying in the cotton market to-
day and prices advanced (in to 40
poinis over the closing figures of Sale
urdny.
AUTOMOBILE BROKE FENCE.
Strange to Say Machine and Occu-
pants Escaped Injury.
A bit: automobile which was bound
cast on the (.‘onnecticut 'i‘urnplke, yes-
terday ulterntmn, about 3 o'clock met
one of thc most remarkable accidents
that ever happened in the history of
motoring.
’l‘hc cur, which was going at u terri-
fic rate of speed. and when it reached
the mud swamp near 'l‘nylor avenue.
when it struck a patch of greasy road
and skidded list. enough to learn the
roadway. Down the bank it plunged
and struck a heavy fence built. of two
by four timber liilti posts five inches
In diunulier. Ror thirty feet the cur
crushed through the fence. smashing
off the posts as if they had been match
sticks. uml after that the big car
bogged itself in the muck.
'i‘iltmlflK Silk and a pair of horses
succwdcd in getting It out after about
an hour's work and the car proceeded
on its way. Strange to say no one in
the machine was hurt and the muc-
hlnc itself was not damaged.
10C.
itWM'aty‘Suggest sodium
CRANBERRIEs—Jrhe first of the season, 2 qts., 25c.
BUTTER continues to advance. now is selling at 29c,
quality and price with anything sold e Isewhere.
FLOUR—Special price for Saturday on our “So
bag.
Lovely bread to be made of it.
will compare in
Prints, 32:.
porlatlve" Brand, $96
Fresh Graham Flour just in.
FINE. APPLES—Solo of Fine Ap pics continues, at 44c peck. worth 500.
HOME LAiD EGGS—A few from my own home, at 40c dOz.
parts from those refrigerator eggs, selling at 28c doz.
CELERY, fine at So a root.
Good ro-
I
Some extra good SWEET POTATOES, 25c peck.
CHARCOAL in bags, scarce; now most out of market, but we have it
NEW SWEET CIDER, RIGHT FROM THE PRESS. W
What will it be?
Soliciting your valued orders, yours for servlco.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
Plane; ! '
We hare received a large and full
charge, two bottles of any kind of Pi cities with every
at We each.
Vcry licst liuttcr, pcr lb. ......... 27c
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“Pickles I
assortment of Qruikshank's Celebrat-
ed Pickles—Sour, Sweet. Mixed, I’lsin, Chow Chow, Chili Sauce. Cuban Rel.
M]. l'ickled Onions. and many other Kinds. Best goods, put up in a nice.
neat bottle, and to get them started. We will give ABSOLUTELY. FREE of
ten bottles purchased
3 lbs. Head Rice. ..... . ........ ..26tl
LAW ls OFF TODAY.
Quail. Woodcock. Partridge and Other
Birds Legal Targets.
The sound of the gun will be heard
I’ure Lard, per lb. ............. ....13-
3 cans Condensed Milk ...........25c
in the "load of Steady Habits" today
and for some little time hereafter, as
October 1 is the first. day allowed by
law for the shooting of certain game.
Quutl may be shot for twu months. he-
iloncicss l’lg l‘ork, per ib.
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3 cans Evaporated Cream .. .25c
ainniug October 1. but quail are scarce
this your and sportsmen have. ex-
pressed it determination to let them
live. increase and multiply. rather
than to indulge in shooting.
Woodcock und partridge may be
taken during the some period. al—
though partridge are limited to fivo a
day and thirty-six during the season.
Gray squirrels, hares. rabbits, Mongo-
lian. (liiincso and English, are. also ic-
gnl targets until December 1. and pass-
ing frotn birds to animals. mink and
(iorton‘s (‘odflsln per lb. ......... Hr
3 cans Tomatoes 2541
Louis J oscloff,
72 NORTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. CALL. 598-2.
have much impressed the veteran. The
pope said that "tho attacks of the
French ministers are not justified: as
he had always been “inspired by love
for France and had never been affect-
ed by German or other foreign in-
finance.” trio added that be drafted
his latest. oncyclical according to the
rights of the church and the senti~
ments of the French clergy, an proved
by their unanimous adhesion to it.
HUNTINGTON TOWN COURT
JUDGE. DEAD.
SHEIIan. Oct. 1.»~Frodorlck w.
Curtis. a prominent man of this town.
died today. aged sixty-six you-I. For
the last Ilvc years ho had bedridden:
in the town court at Huntintltu.
Juagottlurtis uiso but held several
Hum disease was tho
town onions.
_,W_ ”misuse... or. somunoawm 31
am“ ‘
some! until.
HOM
MACON JARS.
LAID I060. PER 002.
So. Norwalk.
Phone :43.
mafia-"me; labeling: can.”
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WASHINGTON, October I.~—'l‘he
inter-slate commerce commission has
reached an important conclusion with
respect to the railway rum in which
it has omlmdied in 3 “HIGH“ order
made public today.
where com/o rate fortns it part of
maniac-stats rats the state
should be filed with the commission.
It holds that
rate
it was also announced that the com
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PIR DOZ. ..
no North Main St,
Winlsslou intends. wherever possible.
otter are on the. free list for six " .. '- r ...' ~ -.. -,_._ _....... ..
months. '
..... Special Price on Rookwood s Ghooolatol bakes 250
"ENC” ~g§~j3§§fLfiDATTA°K° 21 Les. GRANULATED about ..... W 01.00
ROME. (lot. 1.7T?) ‘sfiutomo‘nts MTEKHHRCWA‘NOQUW Pan BAG, m; BIL" ".35
modeyoutcrduybytic renc pramer, ~
M. Harriett and interior Minister Clom- gfiariz‘iveawgggggkermg'iién5km ....... 22°
onceuu on tho subject of the Church EGGS PER 001 i also
and State Separation law in Franco E .200
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to
construe the law in advanoo without
waiting for any particulsrtdompltint
to be made upon which to b , it! do
onion. in this way it is exude that
the large number or complaints pg”
be anticipated and the w of p o ,
commission oomwonain dd.-
Uniform annihilation vi -. tho
subject of a. conformer by tho nus" W
stain commerce commission Mn to-
marrow.
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