in , tit
plaint- .
Also Henriettas. Be xiii.
batman. Granite Cloth, Venetian, Mo-
hair-II and Brilliantinu in all colors.
BLACK GOOD! A IPIOIALTY.
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EAKtBANKS-
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5' «no l-Iot'stlo CW,
. tenth Norwalk.
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Logo] News Notes
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and slightly warmer to-night
and Thursday. A disturbance that
is central this morning in Georgia is
producing cloudy and rainy weather on
the East Gulf and South Atlantic
coasts. Another disturbance ls cen-
tral in North Dakota. Pleasant weath-
Ier prevails in the central and eastern
sections. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather, with slowly ris-
ing temperature, followed by increas-
ing cloudiness on Thursday and pro-
bably rain by Thursday night.
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Arthur S, Pearson’s condition at the
Norwalk Hospital is slightly improved.
_-____..
——Stelnwny and Jewett Pianos. Stein-
ert's, 6 South Main St.
._._.__
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights
of Pythlas, will meet Thursday even-
ing
—_.___._._
-—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Friends from Norwalk, who have
ben guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Du-
raht, in Southport, returned home Mon-
day.
Washington Camp. No. 11, Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America, will
hold a regular session, tomorrow
night.
—-Anyonc having cases, jugs, bottles.
etc, belonging to the City Hotel. will
kindly notify the proprietor and they
will be called for,
Miss Philippine Hahn, of F. A. Lane‘s
restaurant has returned from New
York city. where she has been attend.
ing the funeral of her aunt.
Miss Olive Hubbard, Who has been
visiting with her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. L, V, B. Hubbard, In Shelton,
returned to her home in Cannon, with
her father, this morning.
Harry Dallmeyer, a well-known for-
mer student of the Harstrom School,
Norwalk has returned to resume his
studies for the remainder of the pre-
sent school year. '
wimpure blood runs you down-
makes you an easy victim for organic
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters puri-
ties the blood—cures the cause-builds
you up.
Charles A, Hallock, manager of the
Union Pacific Tea store, in South Nor-
walk and a friend, Mr. Williams, oi
South Norwalk, spent Sunday at Mr,
Hallock's residence, 5 Division street
Bethe],
v
Conductor Charles Vaughn was ob‘
liged to leave the smoking car of his
train, due in South Norwalk at 9:04.
in Danbury, yesterday morning, as the
car was off the center. The train nr-
rived ln South Norwulk an hour late.
Gymnastics alone can never give
that elasticity. case and graceful fig,
me which comes by taking Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Ten, Tea or
Tablets, 35 ccnts. l’laistcd's Drug
Store.
Cocktuitn- llnonft, l, O. R. M., of
NOI‘WiIIli. will meet tomorrow evening.
After the rcgultIr session, the Tribe
members will rehearse for tho adop-
tlon degree, as there will be four run-
dldutes for this degree at Friday ove-
ning's session.
Hurry Johnson, a former well-known
Norwnlk young man. who has been lo-
cated in Ansonln for some time, was
a visitor in town, yesterday. Mr.
Johnson has fully regained his health.
which was very poor some time ago
when he lived in Norwalk,
__._.,,_.
Street Commissioner Martin Kellogg
, of Norwalk, has his assistants at work
today cleaning out the catch basins
about the city streets, In anticipation
of winter. The basins are unusually
found to be filled up with mud at this
'time of the year.
The most awkward a ungainly
woman can be tronsfo Into It
beautiful lovely creature if she has the
brain power to absorb the fact that
llollister’s Rocky Mountain Ton Will
do the business. Tea or Tablets. 3b
cents. Plsisted's Drug Store.
The Radel Oyster Company has
about thirty openers at work at its
Itockaway plant. The opening business
for the fall will be commenced hero
in about two weeks. At, this time
also the bullion department. will start
up in connection with the local depart-
lilt'lll.
SPECIAL
Rump Corned Beef
12 1-2 db. _
Public _ ‘
iti'litl
- 33 HOUR! MAIN BTWT.
' U i
elllnflgsfil-
BABYO NEEDS
may run in the lineof lnfants' Food,
Soothing Syrups, Soaps, Rubber Goods.
Feeding Bottles or Toilet Articles, but
whatever that need we are prepared to
fill 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.
Edutlliolioulr,
Drugglat.
8 North Main Street. Tel. 626—3
Connections for all north and south
bound cars can be made at our store.
David W. Raymond is at the Dan-
bury Fair today. He has entered his
Boston bull terrier “Honey" in the
bench show. .
Captain Edward P. Weed, of Coni-
pany D., and Captain Charles L. Wing,
of Company F, have received notifica-
tion of a meeting of the. board of em-
cers of the Third Infantry, which will
be held at the Bridgeport armory, Fri-
day night. The session is scheduled
for 3:15 o‘clock.
James Burke, who has had charge
of the cute at Gregory's Point during
the season, and who has been ex-
tremely popular and efllcient in this
capacity, completed his contract Mou-
tluy. lie will linger in Norwalk for
a few days anti then will leave for
his regular winter position nt 36
West Thirtieth street, New York.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. 0. O, F., will
hold a meeting tonight.
The druggists of the city of Nor-
wnlk have come to an agreement to
close their places of business at ll p.
In. on week day nights. with the ex-
ception of Saturday, when they will
close, at 9:30 o'clock. For some time
the Norwnlk pharmacies have been
won until 9:30 p_ in, each night. The
new rule does not affect the South
Norwaik drug stores, which keep open
until a much later hour.
The nut season has opened and re-
ccntly many of tho. rising generations
mndc visits into the suburbs‘ln search
of walnuts and butternuts. both of
which are plentiful. It Is a. little early
yet for chestnuts, but this does not prtL
vent the youngsters from climbing
trees, at the risk of bodily injury, and
shaking down the tin-opened burrs or
knocking them down with sticks and
stones.
The Historical Association will vote
on applications for membership on
Wednesday evening, previous to its re.
ceptlon of guests. Persons wishing
to join may get blanks at the rooms
front 7:30 to 8:00 on Wednesday ev~
oning, from the secretary, Mrs. A, .l.
Dooley.
Notices hare, been sent to the Con-
necticut I). A, R. chapters that the
annual meeting of tho Ellsworth Me-
morial Aasorlntion, lncorlmrniotl. will
be held at the Ellsworth homestead.
Windsor, on Friday of this week. The
iiIccting will bi:- called at 1:30 o'clock
p. m. Reports of the year‘s work will
be presented. live directors will be
elected, anti any other business proper
to come before the meeting will in
transacted,
Eugene Tucker, outplayed by Charles,
Iii. Miller. the Norwulk blacksmith, was
robbed of 35 yesterday afternoon, but
fortune was with him, for he got the
money back quickly. While he stop-
ped out of the shop, which is located
in Knight street, a ”pay entered the
place and went through his cost, which
was imaging on the wall. Some chit
dren who had scan the theft, reported
to Mr. Tucker, who ran out on the
jump and found the young female thief
in front of the Wall street car burn.
She returned the money without pro-
test. .
The l’blinthoa (lines of the South
Norwulk Baptist Church, held Its reg-
ular monthly business meeting last
night. at. the home of Minnie l.. For-
ris, 21 fienviow avenue. Plans for a
class motto were discussed. and the
following one: "Do all In the name of
Jesus." was dceitlod ttpon. Miss Ada:
lino Naphcy prcaldcd at the piano and
the class united in singing the I’IIllII-
then convention hymn. A number of
unique social diversions were pmnoscd
for full and winter entertainments.
There in nothing that taken away
the beautiful. womanly charms like a
plodding. stooped, awkward carriage.
There is absolutely no excuse for that
as long all ilolllstcr'a Rocky Mountain
Tea is made. Tea or Tablets, tit
cents. Pinisteds' Drug Store.
A band of in’paiea arrived Iii town
yesterday and attracted attention by
their picturesque attire. One of them
visited the restriction of John O‘Neil.
Norotou l-lill. yesterday. She request
and said she would tell his fortune.
fie did so. but, she still hesitated, and
said that she nInst hold some, green-
lmcks. Ho accommodatingly - laced
five one-dollar bills In her hnn . and
she proceeded with the fortune. When
she handed the roll of bills back
to him he started to count them. and
found two missing. Police headquar-
tors was notified. but no trace of the
culprit has been found.-Btamford Ada
a,
‘ ' a Hotel
, ,about thirty members many from New
maven, New London and other cit-
ed that a coin be placed to her palm. ,
R
(Sign? , I so
T Typotmue.
HABITFORDdOct, it The monthly
outing of [3th Conngo‘tlout Typothe-
’ mg he flygsterdey afternoon at
Cards. There were present
lea. ,
President Wilson" H. Lee presided at,
the meeting. w lab was held after It,
luncheon at 12:, it: No business of im- ‘
portance was transacted.
The general strike situation was dis-
cussed and many favorable reports
were read front all over the country. It
was announced It the meeting that
the large shop in New Haven which
had been reported In the newnpnpors
as having resigned from the United
States Typothetue was the C. G. Wha-
plea Company, which employers only
one man part of the time.
George, H, Elite. of Boston. president
of th cUnIted States Typoihetao, and
Jobs McIntyre, secretary, were pres-
ent and gave the members mu' ).
courngomcnt in regard to (Maw
situation. The firm of Clark I
of this city wahndmltted totmember-
a tip. ‘
For Infants Ind Children.
The lilotl You Iim Always Bough
Bears the
Signature of ,
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FEW HUNTERS OUT..
Too Many Leaves on Trees for Very
Much Sport.
Very few of the old time hunters
went out. this Week, to try their
luck with dog and gun, although this
is the first week that the law has per-
Initted the killing of game birds this
year. The men who usually try to get
out the first day that the open season
starts. but who stayed at home, said
that there were several reasons for
their not. going out. The tlrst is that
the foliage on the trees is so thick that
they would not have any chance that
was worth inking to get a bird. Anoth-
cr is the danger of being arrested that
all hunters run under the law that Is
at present on the statute books. Any
farmer that catches ll man on his land
with dogs and gun, can arrest that
man forthwith, and the hunter has no
redress. What makes the risk all the
greater is the fact that the farmers
are not now required to post signs on
their land showing that hunting is pro-
htbited. About the only place that is
now left for the hunter is the middle
of the mods, and even then if a bird
should drop over either fence, the hunt.
or is in danger should he try to get it.
YALE ATHLETIC SPORTS.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 3.~.Tlltl new sen.
council. The saving in the purchase
of such a ticket, which admits to all
borne contests in those three it buckets
of sport and entities the bold " .o on"
rates for the llnrvnrd tutti l'I‘ILIteton
games played here, is a large one,
The ticket is designed for members
of the faculty as well as students, and
is transferable. At the recommenda-
tion of the committee appointed to
look into ntlIIt-tic finances. the nnnunl'
$8 subscription from all students for
athletics, is abolished.
season following season. year fol-
lowing year. gives our 250 a pound
blend of Mocha and Java Coffee a
I'cpnta‘tltln’that Is well worth ouI
efforts town in. and we are sus-
taining It, timing to It, every day.
A ..,,._’,s. ’i
' or Treating .
"price than {others possibly can.
the on... Paciii
~ ...Tqa,,Co.
120 Washington at. so. Norwalk.
Next Door to Pelt-Office.
#honoJBQ-nz. Fro. Delivery.
ilo You loot u
look Store This
Poll?
you CAN NOT DO BETTER THAN A
STEWART.
We are so sure this stove will
plane 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 com-
pare.
CASH OR CREDIT.
‘ I. J. ANGEVINE to sow.
FURNITURE, ETC.
134 Washington Street.
Death Norwalk. Conn.
son ticket for \‘nie athletic sports, in rim..- Arc- ,. . -.__
eluding football. baseball and truck
"thieliI-s. was put on sale fo-tlni' at 35.
this being one result of the socalicd Harry H’ Grane’
athletic reform movement which or- 1' .
lginatcd lost year In the university EACHER
Violin llcadolln. Guitar.
(Private pupil, 3 years with H. H.
Hartmann, New England Conservatory
of Music, Boston, Malt), will start
clue
teacher. 8
studying.
plic' recitals.
at once.
364 FAIRFIELD AVE. BRIDOEPORT,
CONN.
In South Norwnlk. 12 your:
Inl terms to first five
tau limited. Regular pu-
Mandolln club to form
Addru to
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LIEUT. LAHM lN PARIS.
PARIS, Oct, 3.~I.leut. Frank 1’.
thm. Sixth t‘tIvnlry, II. S. A, winner
of the International balloon contest,
which statred from here on Sunday
lust. and Major Horsey. his companion,
.Irrlved here from England to-dny.
Much of the Americnu's success is at»
iributcd to Major llersoy's knowledge
of meterology conditions obtained as
the result of long sorvice in the Wentlr
er Bureau at \l'nsblugiou. lit-tore the
departure of the United States, the
winning balloon. Mulor Hersey closely
examined the latest weather reports
and know that the heavier and faster
currents would be at. the surface. t‘ou~
seauently while the rivals of the Am-
ericana were vainly testing the upper
stroll. the latter remained close to the
earth, their guide rope touching much
Men’s Fioo Suits,
Latest Style.
$5.00 to $15.00,
AT
oonuou’s
of the time. Their Judgment was vin-
dicated by the fact that although the
llhltcd States was the twulfh balloon
to start, it was the first to notch tho
English coast.
M
GIRL CHARGED WBITH THROWINO
‘ .0 ‘
TOUIJIN. France, Oct. 3.-—-A girl or-
rested here on the charge of throw-
ing a bomb ut. the governor of Ekater-
inoaluv. and who claimed to be a lime
stuns turns out to be French Her name
is Jeanne 'l‘iliey. and us a result of As.
soclation with ltuaslnu students in tin.
Latin Quarter of Paris aim Joined the
Terrorists and nndcritmk the tank of
~kiliin roInt . t ltutmlun official.
Saves Hard Work
6-5-4 lo prepared par-
ticulariyioraAs COOK-
INC RANGES and is
also a labor saving sub-
stitute for blocking. on
the sides of any cook
“whatnot Mideast. ltis
bet thagan enamellor
.drleoquicker and
" 6-5-4
Kills
Rust
For «to by Chan. I. new, 00. New
VOCMG.
walk, and Monroe a Palmer, Dorian.
iii
HOYT’S. THEATRE
INTIRE WIIK. OCTOBER i.
The Most Popular of All Companies.
TH! AUBRIY 8700K COMPANY.
All New Play. and Coastal scenery.
o—ato VAUDIVILL! ACTH.
RIPIM‘OIBB.
Wednesday Nigh°——Drlvcn From
Home.
Thursday Night—Well Gate Inn.
Friday NI him-Wiukiow Len.
Mturday I'M-«Coy at Port Ar.
or.
Wednesday Mniinu—J'or Hie Moth.
ISTOVEEEPJPsegslgr 23:55 3%?» Matinee—A Doumd
more suffice. to applied A 'uoo wuur am. Piano cw...
away to one of the patrons It the
close of the engagement.
psalms
nAnrlron-hsroelro
grinds
L m .
e Roraback Expected to tune
as Bringing Greenwich Suspect
Before Him.
It In likely that Judge Roraback of
the Criminal Superior Court. during
the week will issue a bench warrant
‘for Charles E‘sposlto, a Greenwich lta"
llan. who is balances: the t’inIlliIs Of,
Coroner Doten, for thomurder 0f Mrs.
{Victoria Marsico about. the middle of
i
i
September. ‘ , '
Mrs. Murslco was found shot dead
tin her doorysrd one morning, Esposlto
iwaa one of her boarders who had quar-
ireiied with her and who was in ar-
rears for his.rent, Ricco Pierre and
tanothcr ltnlian boarder are held an ac-
cessories to the murder. i
tlnvcstlgatiou of the cuss and on Satg
itirdtty he closed the inquest, holding
{all three men for the crime. He be-§
5lievcs that the shooting Wits dono hyl
imposito and that the others were all
aware of it. As the Criminal Super-
ior court is now In session Esponlto
MIXED.
, The Paying Teller (in the Day and,
Night Bank, scrutinizing chemical——
llow'll you have it?‘ "
i Mr. bushington—Jusht ih' same—~—
on'y dont' put so much seller in it.—
Puck. ‘
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also}
a fine line of hammerlcss guns from
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwalk Hardware Co.
39 .Main St
in all
DAVID W. Haitian.
, .. r drown-’97.»
Iotuoouututsu
Iand the others will probably be lulled They cannot always be bought at such
before it. w ~
36 in. by 18 in. While they last at 100.
and Embalmor.
19 North Main 82. South Norwatk.
Reeldence, 6 Washington street.
, Telephone at house. 184-2.
i
i . Funeral Director
1
A Simple Fact Simply Stated
about
Correct Clothes for Men.
Stop in and let us try on one
of the new full suck costs, in
your size, and you are sure of
is
graded into the smallest possible
variation of measurement.
n true fit——for every size
..._... , , y
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday Evening:
tortuous,
TAILOR
oLo'rIIIIz‘a,
NATTIR.
FURNIOHIR.
I Washington OM
Booth Norwaik
‘ NOTICE
MR8. IARIOV
Has received, a carload of
fine Iioavy [rock and (tooth
Horses.
and they can be seen at
Stables- lo MAI/onus;
A Jack of altitudes
in not what mom want mm
re III» and weritmnnhip. M
to“ {lips and when l w’A lob
Is to done.
Aavuuwh. clamor.
Plum» 'i'tnni out M can
I Affine Ugo.» Io. Net-walk. "I
amazes-mm
Wear Proper Eyeglasses
Amour eye! unmt aim, Ivy
Are they beginning to rebel?
Inks than comfortable.
Put them at their nose.
lAlY CLAW. PM UNIAW'IYIO
Homer 3. Hoyh'
Telephone M11.
- ized Lace, Silk and Nun's Vetting.
‘ 92 Wasmngton ‘ Street.
hen-um O loll».
Room 7 and I, UII'turlanit lutldlng.
loath None-tit. Conn.
lmiai appointments If. convenience
‘Iatartlay evenings, 7-4.
of siren.
guise Hours. Built“, “MM“
. Adana: non MAY.MANTON‘S,PA’1€I§£\R,N8,
mi t
WE osvors THIS AD. ENTIRE LYI To- This iXPLOilrING or a‘rA-
PLE Houesksspmo oooos. TH a comma ismaour snout) AND
. , Judge Dow" m conducted ,, mm t THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE seams To new we, MANY WANTID
ITEMS NEEDED. THIS IS YOUR REPLENIBHING TIME. AND THIU
STORE IS OUT FOR A GOOD SHARE OF YOUR BUSINESS BY OFFER-
iNG YOU SUCH VALUES AS THE FOLLOWINGi
IF IN NEED OF TOWELB
BUY NOW
Never too many towels in the house.
A real loom damask linen, ill in.
wide, clover leaf design, the 160 grade
at 590 yd. . ,
5 79m. half bleached loom damask
tulip design, very heavy quality, spe-
cial at 75c yd. , , ; ,»
tow- , 70 in. bleached table linen with
open work border. value 75c yd. for
69c yard. , ,
BUY BED SPREADS NOW, .
Every item of bed spreads, offered
In this ad. is priced at a. liberal re-
duction from normal prices. There
prices as these:
50 doz. bleached buck towels, size
All linen unbleached stable
els. value 17c each, for 12!,“ each.
We have just secured a few more
of those real Russian crash towels,
to sell for 17c each. .
An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel, special for 25c
each. should be some busy bed spread buy-
YOUR TABLE LINEN ing in this store during the next few
OPPORTUNITY. days. ‘ ,.
Medium weight honeycomb bod-
spreuds, Just a few remain, for 89¢
‘ A very heavy grade of crib spreads.
value $1.25, for $1.00. '
Extra large also and heavy weight
bed spreads, handsome designs and
fine weaves, at $1.60.
We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit here with a view to don-
bling our linen sales—~Thus:
54 in. unbleached damask, for 25c
yard.
62 In, unbleached damask, a 690
grade, at 500 yd.
83-85 Washington Street.
House Dresses)...
A new line of Fall House Dresses, fresh from the best ntanu-
facturer, have just arrived. The styles are very similar to those
which proved so gratifying to our customers the past season. A
good variety of dark colors to choose tram in all sizes.
Price $1.00 a Suit.
N. E. RYAN 8: CO.
86 Washington St. So. Norwaik.
Telephone 474.
M. S. SMITH 8: COMPANY.
New '5a\\ States
Ladies' Shirt Waists, In Plalds. White More»
Prices exceptionally low. ,
We odor a choice line of
RUFFLED AND LACE CURTAINS.
in largo variety of styles.
' Prices to suit all.
The best CHILD'S RIBBED HOSE, 2 pairs, 25c, to be found, at
M- S, . SMITH a common. a»
Look at them displayed on center counter.
suvme com. IN THE summit
is JUST as sausIaLE As eA'mcn-
mo ICE IN THE women. we
ARE FILLING up cELLananow *
WITH rusees'r corn. muse Ar
SUMMER emcee. sxmmioun
COAL serous you LEAVE YOUR
ocean ELSEWHERE. . -
' Harris 8: Gans Co.
as WATER e'r‘. PHONIMEO.
our... Cloak Mutt House
8an for three Days that Will Surprise You-
cocoa ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
Twentieth Century women demand large asaortmentl and good "incl.
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 retail
them in this town. That's why we get so much business. Out motto is
quick solos and small profits and for this sale we will still lower in the
prices. .
LADIES' LONG COATS FROM $4.00 to “0.00
LADIIB' GUITB FROM ..... ..... $11.“ To $4090 1
RAIN COATB 35." 70 film, ";
nun”...-
stoma moo 01." To um
WAIsTs FROM are realm! i
We coil boitor goods for lean mun oy than any store In The Norwalh,
and we court comparison. ‘ f“ ‘
.ntnununn-nnunn...u-.I.--..»-.
Asphalt.”
Gravel, ,
Blue Stone Walks Laid. ‘
Curb Glitter and Paving Bet.
Raymond ,m—s.
W ureter- t“
n no ' I"
Forced to sell the entire Moog :‘e‘low cost for the Wilt oldie
1, l’ M. . 3“": it
This Sale comm-um to-day and will in: :4 «is di’yi only.
Attila ‘ , .
THE FAIR CLOAK 85 m mm
68 WASHINGTON 813.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Ike no Minsk o in the Adams. ,
Concrete,
Cement. -‘
v “nudges...“ mt.
m4 ’,
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