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Deputy United States Marshall
Parmelee of New Haven was in town‘
today visiting friends.
A, A. Hodnhon. who recently moved ‘
his rough but factory from South Nor~
walk to Danbury, has his factory in
good working order. 1
It was reported last night that three
New York sports came to town yester-
day and dropped over $500 in a poker
game with local sporting men.
The meeting of Douglas Fowler Post,
(i. A. it, which was to have been
held last evening, was postponed on
account of it being election day,
Samuel Lynos. Commodore Clarence
F. Osborn and a party of friends will
sail for Long island Friday afternoon’
on the flagship Lydia. to view the Van-
derbilt cup race.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holleran, of
Ludlow street, are rejoicing over the‘
advent of a new son. born to them
Sunday evening. Mother and child
are doing nicely
A regular communication of St.
John‘s Lodge, F‘. and A, M.. of Nor-r
walk, will be held Thursday night. It ‘
is expected that the entered tippred'
tice degree will be conferred.
Arthur C, Way of East avenue, who
is connected with a large steel cou-
struoiion firm. left town today for the
company‘s factory in Youngstown, 0.
where he will spend two weeks.
Charles L. itarker will take a party ‘
of friends to the automobile rut-es (tilt
Long island, Saturday morning in his'
big Thomas ilyer. Mr. Barker will
probably start Friday afternoon.
—«Merrill's night school will open
this evening in United Bank Building.’
Washington St. Pupils should be en-
rolled at once.
May Root. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Horacc ii. Root, of ti Brush
street. Norwalk, was operated on for
udcuoida in the threat at the Norwulk
Hospital this morning by Dr, Joan l)u—'
mortier and Dr. A, N, Clark.
Safe ilreakcr A. S, Ferris was called
to tho office of Attorney Joseph J.i
Linxweiler, this morning. to ()[)t rat“
on a safe. The keys to the inner doors
had been lost, but. Mr. Ferris had little
dltlieulty in opening them.
George L. Woodward, who has Iietll
confined to his home for scvcrtil days
by illness. is reported today as con-
siderably improved. He will prohnhli‘
be able to be out again in a few days. i
., lie was able to sit up yesterday for a
few minutes,
Mrs. (‘Iark M. Ely of Chestnut iiill|
revenue. Not-walk, who was taken ill
a {e wdnys ago of plcuiopneunionla.'
at Springfield, Mass. where she had
gone to spend a short vacation, lit
quite a little better according to word
received in Norwalk today.
The llll’llllit'l‘ri of i’oiinssus Council
Royal Arcunum, of Norwalk. are an-
ticipating this evening's bouquet at
the Norwaik Hotel with much plun-
nuro. If it cxpcctcd that there will
be a big attendance. Several import--
out out. of town guests are expected.
’l‘hc affair has been planned for a
number of weeks.
It is expected that the board of
soleclmcu, who go into office today.
will hold a meeting this afternoon and .
organize for the your. hiclcctman Jn-I
cob ii. Raymond qualified this morn“
ing, and the other members, Selectmen '
James A. llrown and Alfred Avison'
will go through this ceremony bolero
the board meeting. it is confidently
expected that Miss Clara 8. ltydcr.
who has been the ediclont accrtvtury of
the various boards of selectnmu for III
number of yours. will be again rc—
elected.
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A homn has already been started
for Councilman Henry Mathoiu. of Now
walk, for selectman at the next fall
vlm't on. Mr, Muthein‘ friends belicvc
that u can he cloctcd comparativuly
cosy. Councilman Mnthcin received
more pastors at yesterday's election
than any other candidate who cvur
run for chive. The official uumhcr
won iiiii, but it in bollo'ttni that, he run
a full 200 or it trifle over, as tin-re
were eight ballots mun out. which in
all probability contained one or more
posters for him. Mr. Msthoiti has
some ideas of his own in retort-non to‘
tho way town affairs should he run.,
particularly the town farm and road
work. it is expected that he will
have charm of the with of the Oily
of Norwalk in the new city council.
We Here Just Rona! red
I new and complete clock of J. a J.
celebrated "Red Cross” cotton. land-
uu, ldhctivc Pinion. medicated II
plain Gram. aim, who in and of
anything in this tiny ultra up a nil.
mum
trim!
. . to you can Inlan- r Furni-
"turn and Household anaemia thru
years against ion or damage by Fire
n for q larger turn.
Vary Rugoctfuily,
I TAYLOR GOLDEN.
Real Estate and insurance Agents.
74 Washington Street.
.Tolaphone No. 213-2
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EXPERIENCED TEACHERS.
School-house well equipped. well
lighted and Well heated. 133 boys pro-
: . FOR BOYS.
pared for college; hundreds prepared;
for business.
hand drawing. Athletics.
to tho aniount acumen and In that
Manual training. Free clanuttion.
, . girl ‘
Dan at! _ ‘ ~=Miirnhai
melee. of New linen. was in town
this morning and arrested Charles
Sherwood. a painter, upon a warrant
issued by United States Commissioner
William A. Wright of New Haven.
The allegations In the warrant are
that Sherwood fraudulently made an
affidavit that he served in the United
States army during the Civil War, and
made applicptlont’or pension. it is
understood that the application was
subsequently withdrawn. but the wor-
ruont was issued nevertheless. Shel-v
wood wns taken to New Haven this
morning, and will be given a hearing
before Commissioner Wright.
' SCOVILLE FOR SHERIFF.
MIDDLE ‘OWN, Oct. 2.-'l‘h licp‘ubli-
can county convention was hold hero
today and Labor Commissioner Wil-
liam H. Scoville, of East Haddum. was
nominated for sheriff of Mlddlelex
county, the nomination being by ac-
"i‘he muniuoe's term as
labor connoissioner will expire in July
Copyright loot. by “art Sciiafiiicr {9’ Marx
Miss Lydia li‘_ lrclnud, of I'llm (trove
strcet. is sp'ndlng m-i’crni days will
I‘g‘latircs in New York.
Albt-rt \‘i‘clls. of R llnilcy Sll'J-t'l, .\'or~
walk. was admitted to tho Norn’ull.
Hospital for treatment yesterday,
The Pine Lodge Whisl (‘Iub in Iwinu
entertained this afternoon ii_\' Mrs.
Robert \‘an ilurcu, ot‘ Wcst uvcuuc
A nit-cling and rehearsal of ”I"
(‘itortli l’nion and “Pill Inst I-i'cuiuc lit
the South Norwalk Methodist Church.
A band of gypsy fortune
struck Norwulk this afternoon.
nomads muoc things interesting
tempting to ply their i'tit'tllitill.
'I‘hc Incl-tin: of I’ulumn lioI-Ic (‘qu-
puny, which was to burn lit‘t‘ll hold on
Inst owning was poslpout-d on account
of (‘It‘t'litilL
it‘iit‘l'i‘l
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'l‘lic t‘lliiiiliiiii‘t' on the bull whirl:
Not‘wnllt Acric, i"l‘lilt‘l'lliii tirdor of
Edition, in to itlvo, hold a scaniou lust
hiubt. and appointed nIIlIt-oiiiiiiittlm.t
for various work that will have to he
done.
A, It. .‘\lni|.lu, Louis Vcrlin and Eli it.
llchncit will Icnw tor Lotti: Irlnud
Friday afternoon. to view the Voodoo
hilt cup ravc Saturday liltil‘lllillt. ii
in their Intention to ill" u ulnlii‘l: bin-vii
In It Long Island hotel and burn on
sum-Ii ilt’t'tlmliltitiiiiltllili In udi'nncc. A
iiutuhcr of local yachts will ntnrt for
Loni; Island Friday afternoon.
thlintu Tour. a Norwuik mun. was
placed illitir'i' ill‘i‘tiiil thin mornitnz by
(.‘iiit'i' of Police 'i‘homun liradlcy. chm:-
cd with Iummnpporl of his wife and
child. 'l'lic citric will more licl‘orn tlIc
Norwulk police court tomorrow mortn
inn. Home limo turn 'i‘roy wnu plucmi
under bond to takc cure of his family
and failed to carry out tin» arrange-
ment satisfactorily. Troy is cmpluycd
In a local lock factory and the illiiiim‘l‘
lien believe that ho is perfectly able
to look after his family.
roar BALLS
BOXING atom
Panama up:
LEATHER roar craps
wrmrsut arm "rm
COLEMAN’S
"KW. ITORI. a '
to North Main Itmt. tooth Nat-walk.
Agent for A. d. irautding'o lluhnii
and ”or! ill m
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pay elsewhere. the price We
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nearest. letter-box
or telephone.
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Stevens,
NO. 14 so. MAIN ST.
You can buy Grain and Fred for more money. or you can
anywhere. the good quality of our grains or the good ser~
,- . Buy Oatl Thain Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
tor at his home. yesterday.
she was compelled to lay to and hang
cut, oil bugs to keep the sea from
breaking over her. The yacht was
thirty-two days coming across. She
Is now at New London, but will start
soon for a cruise to Bermudav
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SWEDISH VICE 33mm WOUND-
HATUM, Trans-CaucasiapOot. 2.»—
M. Huger. the Swedish vice-consul
was wounded today while driving: in
a carriage in the outskirts of the city
and died III the hospital to which he
was conveyed. ills murders escaped.
M. Huger. who was munagerof the
Nobel Nuphtiut Works, is the second
consular otiicc murdered. the first be-
ing William 19. Stuurd. the American
vlcc~consul. who was itilictl at. his
county place near here on May 20.
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An inviting
Show of
Fall Suits.
That this is the “Home of
Good Clothes" is easily proved
by a view of the Fall suit show
now invitingly open. You owe it
to yourself to see our Fall clothes
before you buy yours.
See the new models in suits:
smooth-fitting around the neck
and over the shoulders; coats
made form-fitting; deep center
vent and false side vents; broad
low lapelst trousers wide-hip—
these details are authoritative.
We present them in a great
range of fancy cheviots, fancy
cassimeres, Scotch tweeds and
worsteds; plain grays, pin
checks and plaids; handsome
self-striped blue weaves, and
fast-black weaves.
We known these suits are the
best that can be found at $15 to
$25. After you‘ve looked around.
you'll agree with us.
Fall overcoats. Fall hats and
Fall furnishings.
Rogers
Tel. Cali 632-2.‘
ask. iiut you cannot equal
BECK BOOKS
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You have I. complete expense book
when you pay yo
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‘ summer and visited England, seotlano
Denmark and other countries, has re-
turned to this country and was a vial-
He re‘
ports that the weather was rough for
the yacht on her return trip and that
. Strength inliall
There's great strengthening properv
’ilos in limited grains. They contain
elements that build flesh; bone and
nervous system.
PARAGON
MALT EXTRACT
is especially rich in these elements.
It will give an appetite, aid digestion
and help your food to assimilate.
iIIil iiiiiiiliii PilfllilIt'Ifll,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREEI DEIJVERY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.———(ltiius
wore in a large majority in the chant;-
es resulting from an active opening in
the stock market to-day. but a number
of issues showed the effect of realiz-
ing. Reading was a feature with run-
ning sales of 19.000 shares at 154 and
154%, compared with “33% last night,
and a subsequent advance of an ad-
ditional fraction. Wisconsin Central
pfd. advanced 5 points, the common
and St. Louis and San Francisco Sec-
ond PM. 1%, Brooklyn Transit 1%.
and Atcbison. Northern Pacific, Atlan-
tic Coast Line. Rock Island. Amalga-
mated Copper and Smelling about a
point. Distillcrs‘ Securities receded a
point and (.‘anadian Pacific and Wheel-
log and Lake Erie large fractions.
WALL STREET, it n. m.—Couddeul,
absorption of various leading stocks
soon induced a uniform movement up,
ward. The v initt of realizing in
Atcllison. Reading and l'niou i‘uclflc.
which drove them down a point from
the highest. had its ctfcct after a time
and the market receded. Shortly bcr
fore ii o‘clock aggressive buying of ii.
S. Stool commenccd, but it did not iu~
fuse any strength Into the other lead-
crs. At the top lcvols Lucknwunnu
showed It rise of ii points. Atlantic
(‘oast Line 2 1-2. Reading and SIucIt~
Int: L’, Allist‘halnicrs pfd. l 34, l'nion
Pacific 1 its. (it‘iltil‘lii Electric, (‘olov
ratio and Southern pfd. and thc lown
('cllfl‘tll stocks I l-4 to l 1-2 and Rock-
lslund pfd., ("olorndo and Southern,
I’rcssctl Stool For and Mitiopclituu
luterbomugh pfd. 1 to 1 Hi. Among
the declines \\‘t'l'(': iicokuk and this
Molncs pfd, ti, Bethlehem Steel pm.
5. liistillcrs Sccuritles 1 3-4. and Great
Northern pfd., Canadian Pacific. Clove-
Innd. (‘_ (‘. anti St. Louis, Lead and
American ice Securities 1 to 1 1-4.
WALL S’I‘REE'I‘, uoon-—i'ricos rc-
t‘i’dl‘li aftt'i‘ iho l'nitoti Slates Sit-cl
stocks bud ristti 2H ovcr last night.
The reaction 1ch only a fraction of the
gains in Reading and Union Pacific
and carried many stocks iit‘ile last
night‘s Icvcl. American icc dipped
i M and then recovered all but :I frac-
tion. i’riccs Wcrc rising again at
noon. liouds Wtrc irregular,
Second Voting District.
The usual peculiar cliIII'Iu-lt-rlstit's of
some votcis were in evidence at the
Vote in this district. and were brought
to light by the work of the counters.
last evening. The whole number of
ballots cast was 987. and of this num-
bcr Moderator John Cunco rejected
niuc. Unt- was It marked ballot; tour
wcrt- mutilated and four were city an~
lots. or the latter two Wore straight
llopubiicim tickets. and the other two
were also Republican tickets, but with
the name of iAifliWOOti pasted ovcr
Dow for mayor. ()nc tit-kct had Mo.
Muhon posted over Mather for the
Council also. Every your some of
the voters make the mistake of casting
city ballots in the town polling plat-c,
and town ballots at the city polls.
There were 8th straight Republican
tickets and only 112 straight Demo
crutic, tho latter representing the cut-
tint: and pasting over Dex-inc for se-
|t‘Ciiiliiil., and iluckloy for registrar.
'l‘hc t‘il'iit‘. oi‘ the counters was William
(‘. it‘ooic.
BALTIMORE STEAMERS TIED UP.
liAiJI‘lMUltE. Md. Oct. 2.——-'l‘hn se-
cond day of the campaign of the Math
tors and Mates of the Baltimore, (‘lie-
supcnkc and Atlantic and Maryland.
iicluwurn til Virginia Railroad Steam-
lioul Lint-n Ituuluui tho companion for
increased waxes opened with the ad-
rnutuuca little for apparently on tho
Hliii' of tho ilitili. The four utcnmcrn
Which should have nailed ,vcatordny
evening woru still “1‘" up at their
whitrvcu.
' At the general oiilcen of the combin-
cd companies it was said that they
were receiving freight for some Iiucs.
but not for others. A full ntntmncni.
was promised. however. later in lilo
day. A number of iioutn arrived this
morning. The crown; of some of those
left their vessels.
RAILROAD FLAOMAN FELL AB»
LEE
.ililwt’l‘i‘. CITY. Oct. z.~«—F‘aitlng mt-
lccp while on duty to-Iiay nearly cont
(leorge Wilt-on his life. Wilson In a
lineman employed by the New York,
New iiaven and Hartford abroad. and
fell asleep on the tracks of the Nor-
wich nod Worcoiitor tilvklon at this
place. A passes or train came along
and cut. off his Kilt. am, but he will
recover/Wilson was taken to the
Norwich Hospital.
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no POSTPONIMENT 0F HAGUE
CONFERENCE.
l‘ARlii. Oct. 2.~«»lt in authoritatively
stated that the reports that exchanges
of views have taken place between
the powers looking in the further poet-
ponnmcnt of the second peace confer-
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WHEN THEY 9.0 LOOK NICE AIIDSME
pour Know WHEN MY Donn“ It“
you your To LOOK out so rant.
our. trace W: SHOULD no. wait; .
as war. sswa can Because Prom
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DON’T you LOVE roa OTHER PEOPLE ro 5st
You WEARING TONY TOGGS? IF YOU DON'T ' ..
BELIEVE WEARING GooD ctornrs HELPS YOU
JUST TRY IT ONCE. COUNT THE PEOPLE‘YOU
KNOW WHO HOLD THE BEST rosirI'oNs. THEY
WEAR 600D CLOTHES. WHY nor TAKEATIP
FROM THEM? ASK THEM WHERE‘THEY GET
THEIR CLOTHES Too. Ir you WILL. WE ARE
WILLING. PEOPLE WHO GET oN DON’T WEAR.
RAGGED COLLARJ, PATCHED .suutrs. SOCKS
WIru HOLES IN THEM 0R FADED: ram/ED"
NECKTIES EITHER, WE HAVE ALL or Tl-l '
THINGS your. APPEARANCE GRAVES. ’i.
Selleck 8c
HEAD—To—FooTERS. .
96 WASHINGTON STREET; SOUTH NORWALK.
no.1
ltMaySuggest something You Want
CRANBERRIEs—The first of the season. 2 qts., 25c.
BUTTER continues to advance, now is selling at De. will compare In
quality and price with anything sold elsewhere.» Prints, 326.
FLOUR—Special price for Saturday on our “Superlatlvo” Brand, 696
bag. Lovely bread to be made of it. Fresh Graham Flour Just in.
FINE APPLES—Sale of Fine Apples continues, at 44c peck, worth 50c.
HOME LAID EGGS—A few from my own home, at 40c doz. Good ra-
ports from these refrigemtor eggs. selling at 28c doz. ~ .
CELERY, fine at 5c 3 root. I - .. -
Some extra good SWEET POTATOES, 5c peck.
CHARCOAL in saga. acme; nowmoot out of market, ‘but we ha“ it .4 - -
10C.
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NEW SWEET CIDER, RIGHT FROM THE Passe. so
What will it be? Soliciting your valued orders, your. for service. , u i
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Book and Stationery Stores. f
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 80. Main 3:. So. Namath.
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 Norwaik. Conn.
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