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Local hillsides.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
and cooler tonight. Sunday fair and
cooler. he disturbance that was cen-
tral in the Lake regibn yesterday mor-
ning is now pdssiug out the St. Law-
rence Valley. it is producing cloudy
and rainy weather in the Eastern por-
Rain
tion of the Lake region and New Eug~ I
loud. it is followud by an area of high
pressure with low temperatures. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity cloudy
andvralny weather today. followed by
clearing lute tonight and fair and
colder Sunday.
John Kane is on Long lslund to-dsy.
—Lutest style Derbies at factory
prices, at Bodwell’s, 54 Water St,
E. Burton Beers spent yesterday in
Waterbury on business.
——Homemude or link Sausage, 12c
lb. Hayes’ Market.
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David W. Raymond is at the Van-
derbilt cup race today.
-’l‘hree pounds good Shoulder Steak,
25c. Hayes“ Market“
”.71.
’nu] Briggerlnan is on Long lsluhd
today to see the “speed bugs."
~Al.ntest style Derbies of factory
prices, at Bodwell's, 54 Water St,
Hurry W. Mother is attending the
automobile ruccs {0-day lit Roslyn, L. l.
*Ilntest style Derhles ut flictory
prices, ut ilodwell's. 54 Water St,
Quite u pnrty went ncrossklost ev-
ening to Oyster Bay on the steamer
Victor.
12c. i'iuyes' Market.
Frederick Colemnu, .lr., is lit Roslyn,
L. 1., today watching the auto speed-
crs.
—-Dunlap Derhles. O'Brien.
A. J. Collins nnd Company are ship-
‘ ping a loud of furniture to Westport,
Io—day.
Snmuel J. Wntklns llns sold it tract
of land and buildings on Day street to
Stephen Feruugu.
. Dr, F. R. West and Dnvid Bliss are
nttendlng the Vundcrbiit cup races to-
day at itosyln, L. l.
Editor .lu'nics Golden is in Oyster
Buy today on his yocht Roma with a
party of friends.
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Mr. und Mrs. Otto F. Rohde life the
proud pnrcnts of u boy born lust night,
weighing. 81/; pounds.
Thomas J. Keogh and u pnrty of
frlcnds sturtcd lust night for Oyster
Bay In thc luunch Barn K.
-Mw
to-dny urc ll‘rcdcri bk Force and Fred-
Aiuong the VIHIitt‘fl nt‘the unto ruecs
prick Force. .ll‘.,
of Crescent 'i‘erruce.
(illnton K. (.‘ullr
lirldgcport liIlIl‘It‘t
()ystcr Boy In tllc
such.
ii and friends from
lust night to no to
Hunks launch None.
Hurry und Art or Casey made the
trip llt'l‘lms‘lhc :ouud to-dny to wit-
ness thc Vuudcrl it cu‘p races ut‘Ros'
IyII. lo. I I
Mnnulwr M. ii Nuitlng of the Booth-
crn New Eittdtili Telephone Company
is attending the automobile races on
innit lslnnd UNI y.
Frunk F. ”iii install, of the loco!
humor of the dumq’ifix rolls Com-
puuy, is uttcudl g the out races to-
doy in IAJIIg lslm d
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w“ ”a...“
(trump Vim A stifle and a party of
friends suited yesterday afternoon it" In: ncul’crr every day.
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”FMS“ Hams, “39 “’3- fresh ”0““. notivc to nil persons illitI corporations
- . ho , Io
cont: wit not protect youths"?
For .10 you can insure your Furni-
ture and Household Goods for. three
yearn against Ion or damage by Fire
to the mount of $360.00 and In that
proportion for a lunar sum.
. Very Respectfully,
TAYLOR q GOLDEN.
, Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
74 WashinptOn Street,
Telephone No. 213-2
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'lHiKINBSlHflfl
FOR Bovs.
Stamford, - Conn.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS.
School-house well equipped, . well
lighted and Well heated. 133 boys pre-
pared for college; hundreds prepared
for business. Mnnusl training, Free.
hand drawing. Athletics.
ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
n.
A telegraphic dcspntch wus received
this morning; by Chief Vollmcr to meet
the 9:00 l’ittutield train on its lirrlval
hcrc. Accompanied by Constable
Goodwin llc \Vt‘Ili to the silliiou. (ill
the nrrivnl of the trnln, Conductor
1Vaughn"rcpls‘ted that. in one of tho
. :nrs curryinv horses there were ten
Intuit. but thnl they hud only six tickets.
,'I‘hc cur wus scorched, but there were
‘only six men in It, they buying slippcd
quietly off the truth nt Norwulk.
Bcl'nord Kelley, who guvo (Thief of
,Policc iirntilcy such it tight. while Iii"
’Ilig placed under arrest yesterday of-
lcrnoon. was in the Town (lourt of Nor-
:wullt lo~duy. churgod with breach of
the peace. intoxication and using ubu-
sivc lnngultgc. Hc plcudcd guilty to
the charge of drunkenness and said
he knew nothing of the other two
,counls against him. Kelley suld hc
net'er was arrested before in thc 24
years hc has been here olf'ond on.
Judge Lockwood lined him $7 and
costs which nmounted to $18131,
'l‘o-nnu'row will be on unusunl dny
at the First Congregational Church. in
Norwnlk. In the morning. one of the
new monloriul windows will be un-
voilt’d ut the close of the service. Then
at l2:lS the iirsl of the winter series
of mcctings of the Men's lmugue will
'ho held in the, usual meeting room, in
the north nlwve. And in the oven-
ing it special musical service, lillltIt‘
up of the works of Louis SlitiIlr will
be hold. and with printed programs.
"l‘his is one of the sci-ins of lnusicul
evenings services in which huvv ul-
l't'tidy occllrrcd cvcnluus with Mcndcls
sohn. loulmd, Rossini null ilud'lcy
|Buck. “
Town
l Assessors’ Notice.
We, lIl(‘ undersigncd, hereby give
;llnble to no; tuxcs in ”W Town of
lNorwulk, than they lil‘ti rcqutrml by low
to deliver iu the lisscssors. or wilhcl'
of them, on or lwforo the first duy of
lNovcmbcr. 1000, n written or printed
list. dutcd, sinned. and sworn to. of
fill property owned by them on the
first day of (Huber. 1900, iiublc to tux'
ulion.
, N. li.—~l.tsts may be returned to the
lussessors. lit the urscxsors‘ office.
"l‘own ”all building, .‘orwolk, nnd oi
the Council ltoom. liuvilund lill‘l‘t'l.
South Norwrlh. from and includiul:
lot-tuber 15, liltlli, to and including No-
vember i. Hum, suld oiilccs in be open
from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock o. m, and
from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock p, "1.; all
days of the week (Sundnys cxccptcdl
and on Suturduys, uud on November
1, liltill. from Tull) until 9:00 o'clock
in tlu‘ evening.
Iintml nt Norwulk. (‘onn., th-iobcr (l,
1006.
WILLlAM (i. t‘litit‘liid’l‘l‘,
t), W, RAYMOND,
ISAAC SELLICCK,
‘ Assossors.
SALE” OF BIG HITS.’
ALL THE LATEST
Sheet Music
l50
FOR SATURDAY.
now was THIS GALE.
IVM. A. IilllhfitRMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 130 Washington at.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
IWhlJ Not lillll Your
Own Home?
items tuc ndvunclng nil the time.
uml dcsirublu upnrlnn-nts lire hoclmb
“'0 how a
the Von Alstyno-Ztlluff yacht Elukilt numlwr of wry tit-slrlilllc horncn ‘for
for tiyslor Buy to witness the Vander-
bilt. runes. 5
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The Baxter Wrecking Company's
lighter John F. Baxter. which has been
raising the sunken cont barge I“. if
sunk him-Meeker!
wlmrr, Nm‘WIiI , clout-(totally for Now
i
.lnckson. which
't'nl‘it.
i
iiurlml l. illipl. kit the Fleisch-
mnn Ycllst Cm puny, and oil-Mayor Ed.
win Adulus. he were I)! by the
mud dog Wit It duh“ Q
city yuan-run, , hue both cone to New
York. to undergo the rumor trotti-
merit.
snip, and can mnlm the terms and
|prics right. i
J. M. Layton & 00.,
INCORPOIIATEI).
ShoetIIMusic '
'iOo
. COLEMAN’S
k NEW. ITOHI.
‘IO North winner-m, Couth Nomlk.
A M for A. a. midis '0 qubnit
'. _ and Int-min MI“-
l a Mile Emma. Lockwood, of South
plate/r. , n ‘lehnpter; o. n.
Hon 8., was bold but evening. .
walls, were visitors in Dsnbury yesten --
day. A routine meeting of Eureka Re.
beknh Lodge was held last evening at
the close of which, the fair committee
hull u met-ting. .
Tomorrow morning at the First
Methodist Church the service for the
reception of members into the church
will be. held and the Snernmsnt of
the Lord's Supper celebrated.
”—
Mrs. John ’1‘. Harbor and daughter
Frances, of ill-out liurrlngton. Mass,
ure the guest. of Cupiulu uud Mrs. Rub-
h‘, A. Smith, John J, Dullill, John it). crt ti. Mitchell, in South Narwulk.
Lottz. C. Griffith, li‘. l’nsco. ll‘. W. Full~ ‘
er, of Hartford. en route to the unto-
mobiie ruces on Long island, hull din~
her at the Hotel Clll‘l‘ord yesterday.
._...——.
It. E. Barrett. Hartford: Miss Kath-
ryno Molmlghiin. it. C. Fountains, H.
P, Day. Miss Agnes Lundgren, H. s.
Ba’xthrum. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Miller,
New' York; L. R. Hurlhutt, Wilton“ C.
iruham, Winsted: Louis J. Natl. New
linvcn: W. ll, Welsh. Mrs. F. i“, Judd,
Mr. sin] Mrs. N. 'l‘. 'l‘cnurtolr F F.
Judd. Joseph WIIIE, Boston: Willlum
ll. CIiii‘Ii, South Nor'wulk; Sunulol
' Mills, Iiownyton; R. Ln lv‘ourett, .lr,, ti,
W. Flcld. North Brunch. N. J.; Mrs.
Fuller, liltlnchesier, were ut the Hotel
Clloffrd lust night.
Editor Buss, of the ,Durlen Review,
was a visitor in South Nol'wulk to-duy.
Miss Mny Pom-d. who Is ill at her
borne in llnvllsnd street with throat
trouble. is able to sit up unit is rupldly
rcgulnlng her strength.
'l‘he grout. solo. “The Penitent.“ by
Vanda-Water, will be hung by Mrel
Mary Morse Grannies, for the tirst
time in this oily. ’l‘his solo, which is
u general i'uvorlte, will rocelvo nu ex-~
cellent interpretation through the rich .
voice of Mrs. Grunniss.
——
o
.‘imuug the passengers on an AIIiln.
tic liner when It left New York recent.
iy was it churnllul: young woman from
St. Louis. who was mu is: her first
trip abroad. The vessel d not pro-
cccdcd for when the fair passenger up-
prunrhcd thc‘cuptnin and sold:
"'I‘h. ship nppcurs to be stopping,
cnpluin, Why should We stop here?"
“Wc stop here to let the pilot off,"
was IIlt' rcply.
"'i‘o let the pilot oil?" exclaimed the
young woman in u tone of polite in.
cmlulily. "lio yml moon to say that
the pilot doesn‘t cross the occult yith
us and direct thc course?”
prank Hubbard. of New York, who,l "I menu list that," answered
bus been attending the Danbury Fnlr. ; ruptuln.
wus u visitor in South Norwullt todllyfl The full' pusscntzcr pondered for n
A telephone message wus received 5 bit. ’l‘ln n. smiling as if u bright idea
this morning at the Norwuik stennr ; IliltI occurred to hrr, she added: “0, 1»
boot office asking that thc umbuluncclsupposc ltfil‘l‘ hc hus sci the rudder
he at the whurf to receive. Rulpll liuld- pointing, in the right direction that
win on the return of the stcnmer Vic‘lthcrc’s nothing left for him to do, so
for. ho got .
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The Epworth ilcugue service of the
First. Methodist Church comment-cs lo~
niorrow night ut ti o’clock instead of
0:30. This will be the time of opening;
during thc tall and winter months
The lcndcr will be. Charles ill. t-lcyi
mour. und the topic "The intro of
Giving." The [)I't'tit‘IlIllK service will
shut begin u hulf hour curiicr, numcly
7 o‘clock.
the
You can buy Grain nnd Feed for more money. or you can
pay elsewhere. the price we ask. But you cannot equal
Elly-where, the good quality of our gruins or the good ser—
vice we give.
Buy Oats That: Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
We are near-
Just as for as the
ncnrcst lettcr‘box
or telephone.
a!
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 80. Main St. 30. Norwsik.
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.
COAL AND woos
AGENTS FOR
Bowkor’s Fertilizers.
. B. Her'shfield & son.
132 WATER STREET "'1 M
'HECK Beokgmww
ULTIVATE
ARE
IN EXPENSEE.
You have a complete expense book
when you pay your bill. by «check
ASSETS ?
Ill Rhino-d Avenue. lo. Not-vain OPEN FROM
.W . , . 970 3, ,,
suturday Sale.» ‘ amuse»! zvsmsu, “VEH : iron :l
o . ‘ p ,,
TRUST FUNDO.
l
Saturday
Candy. ,
290 lb.
FRESH EVERV WEEK.
Illil lllllll Plalmacl,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DEIJVICRY SERVICE.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.--Open-
ing dealings Ill stocks were feverish
nnd irregular under the influence of
the long-expected unuounccment of
the orc tIt'iiI. Chungcs were generally
lions und rculizlng won in evidence in
sonic of tho sppcullltive fuvol'itcs. First
sales of United Slutcs Steel were of
8,000 shurus nt «it! and 48 7A8, coul-
pared with 49 last night. The price
then advanced a fraction. 1,600 shares
of the pi‘d. selling at an advance of
1-8 and 5,000 shores 'of Amalgamated
(Topper also l-S higher than last. night.
Alchison rose 5-K und General Elec-
tric shot up ti lv-i. Gl'cnt Northern
_ pfd. opcncd down 3-4 and then rnllicd
two points.
l’uul lost 1.
WALL STREET. ll :1.
stock liliil'Itt‘i bccmne heavy. put-lion-
luriy for the western stocks. Extclr
sivc realizing in snow of yesterday's
buoyant features fucililutcd the work
of the, hours in doprcssing prices. The
volume of business was conlpurulively
light. 'l‘ln» downward inorcmrnt hnlled
bci‘orc ll o‘clock, und tin-re were a
number of shnrp rccoi'crics.
WALL STREET. (‘losc.—~'l‘hc mur-
ltcl closcd unsclllcd and irregular.
'l‘ruding was listless uud prlccs driftcll
sltlugishl)‘ over :1 narrow rnngc. itcccs
sinus lifter the upwinruucc of the bunk
stutclncnt curried tircllt Northern pl‘d.
3%.. below last night. uud Northern
l’ncitic L'. icncrul Elcclrlc rose an
extreme 7'»; and l‘cnctcd 2‘
MY BEST KENTUCKY REEL.
Northern Pucillc and St.
m.~-—'l‘hc
/
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To my friend. the Hon. :roi'cr ("ic-
vcldml, I,hcquclltli by best Kcntuckr
Rt‘t‘I.""\VIII of Joseph Jefferson, rodl
t‘ll. dillt‘tI, October 27. Will.
Door friend. I neverlnoreIshnll hour.
Your shouts above the rushing slrculu.
Nor soc your snuggling cupiivc lcup,
Win-r0 rainbows o‘er tllc l'nplds glcnnl,
lint, uh! for sake of old lung sync.
For sokc of fricndship long utld lcul,
’l‘nkc, with :1 conlrlldc‘s lusting love.
My best Kentucky rccl.
How oft your nrdcnt cycs hnrc said.
“All inc! how bountiful und rare,
With music in its silken click.
And grni‘cu With such loving cnrcll"
You nrvcr snld, “I’d like it. .loo;
1 t-nvy you from hcud to hccl;
But. (lrovcr, well i know you crnvcd.
My best Kentucky rel-i!
And now it's yours, loud fricnd
host.
,Your undispntmi own for nyv,
'I‘o sing to you llcsldc the sit-cum.
Through mnny u bloonrwbilc April
duyw
'l‘o sink. 1 fsin WmlItI think, of mo.
Wbcn soft thoughts o'cr ybur spirit
slenl.
And you run hcur mo prntiuu of.
My best Kentucky rrcl.
and
l pruy'you from it woll. old chum.
And keep it oiled and polishl-d bright.
And llcrcr luv it lIIIllip uwuy.
'I‘Ilough you oonw wcury honlc ut night
We hold in trust, i give in trust,
A very masterpiece of slm-l,
So clwrish lovingly. dour fl'il .lll,
My Iwnt Kclildlt‘ky reel.
('lml spocd you. follow fisherman.
ilcsidc the rourinu brook,
«\lltI lullliy it crllllsonvspotlcd trout,
t-lcnd sllmlllu up to try your hook.
till! would lllul I could still stood by.
or with the net in lrlmuplh knccl.
Whilu o'cl- IIlI' hruwllun turmoil sinus
My hcsl lx’cntucky root?!
llul l lmvv sold my IIIHI turmoil.
To all tllc stl'cntus l lliit‘tI to know,
t‘outcnt. If you will tittllli'IIlllt'lt stop,
And think :1 while of unnlcr .loc,
l.ic on some bank We mind to love.
And lot old "II'IIIOTIf'II o'o-r you stout,
MI‘IIHWIIIII‘ n lcnr, ilmt nhnll not rush
Ib'icn till my best Kisnlurky rccl.
wilunos liuckum in Harper's Woolf.
Iy.
lilormcr Korntop rrrrr The editor 0' liuI
Clarion lulils some hysterical in his
paper thin in pk 'hout "volrln' tho pow»
or u' the press,"
til I‘otl‘l'u-~~-H'nP~,Vcti; the power o'
the cider-press. .lnshuu Moddlcrn luff.
o nation but of it in the editor‘s othco
lent Work." .
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
M
The following letters remain uncull»
cd'for lit. the following post-oiliceu for
the current week.
Namath—“C. M. or. Mrs. ft, Daniel
Biou. Eurl 1.. hold, cure Fluch's Phan.
Luiynz mirheiy Mr. Browns“, cure
Wm. DeKlyn, Mrs. Geo.’ K. Crofut,
broad lilvcr. Mr. M. Fox. (2). R.
Hughes, Chestnut Hill hood. (‘2. Ken-
unll. Choc. Macaulay Pope, John W.
Humidor. Frank E. Williams.
B. B. KEITH. P. it.
it is sometimes easier to figure the
hother man's prom: dun your own.
nnrrow on :1 large volume of trunsuc~ '
* ulllalilp
For Pallilu ill Young Men '
hes been the keynote :of the suc-
cess of our Young Men's Depart?
to look over our great shrubs: of
styles and wonderful assortment-
of fabrics to realize that here you ‘
can surely suit your taste as well.
as your purse.
Every garment ' is snappy—-
brimfui of smartness, exclusive in
desxgn and the fit you will not be
able to have surpassed—~if equab-
led—by the best tailor in the city.
If it is anything to you to lead
the style procession instead of
bringing up the end you will sure-
ly want one of our '
YOUNG MEN’S SACK SUITSg
of extra smart single or doubli-
breasted cut, with or without cen-
ter vent, finished with broad Ila-
pels, wide collar and. athletic
shoulders; made of handsomely
patterned worsteds, cheviots and
tweeds,
At $10 to $20.
YOUNG MEN’S OVERCOATS I
of specially selected overcoatings of fashionable weaves 'and colors,
cut 46 inches long. shaped-to—waist, deep center vent, creased sides
with flare; also conservative models-—some “Cravenette” rain-
proofed,
ow to $22.50.
SHOES FOR MAN 0R BOY.
Fall styles now ready.
1
Selleck 8- Pricé
. I-i‘EAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street.
South-,Norwalk. h
.. m...“ _ ._v.-,Wi—m
in not... Stomp
Weekly Warrant, (for the arrest of orders, large or small).
Cooking Apples, Baldwins and Greenings, at 25c peck. or for a short
time, 31.76 per bbl. Cheaper now, than three weeks from now. I
Selden Pears in good condition for doing up. cheap set 60c basket.
Home Laid Eggs, 20 to 25 dozen to sell at 40¢ per dozen. Cooking Egg. ‘
at 880 dozen, and good. I
Some particularly rich cheese nowon sale,
Cranberries, 2 qtm. £50.
A freon lot of Drake's Cake now in.
Sweet Cider, now going, 25c gal.
Bolted Ham, sliced on our machine, new stock in.
Fine lot Shoulders. What will it be? Hope to serve
and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
United Grilles] Cflmllflllil.
no North Main St..
So. Norwalk.
‘E . l't'fl
\.
49 Fort St.
East Norwaik.
Phone 143. Phone 3x9-3.
”N ”OWMW
llelslladl IiflthtlIIgIlIS"
We have it full line of Welshuch goods to show you.
The Reed lit Volk Electrical Companll. I
36 Washington Street.
‘.I
HA‘V'E YOU UIHD
AZILIAN
W” ‘ BAI.
‘ ANTISEPTIC
files Elli quill
mesons Burrow
Gsusuurnou "C. " -
CATARRII n “’“I . ASTII MA :
at am all é; ml NI I”. ,.
Cures Sore Throat utn and U! ‘
Grip and Pleurlsy oil’t‘gffll'g whole .mm'ifi‘mhw coll
mil ,
so nests 25c. 125 noses , coo Basalt-00
N0 mm, “9 will“. In W9 “0 Wins 4 t‘. . :.
ment. This season you have may, if:
n. r. non-0s e 00., murmurs. nip. , - '
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