Invall the new shadow effects and plaids. , “Also Heuristics. Sergss, Veilings, Al- batross. Granite Cloth, Venetians, Mo- hairs and Brilliantinel in all colors. BLACK 0000:; SPECIALTY. i weapons on .s , c3511.. ll‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing and colder toakhtt‘ wellhead” dair and colder. An area of high pressure is producing quite a severe cold wave for the season of the year in the north. western sections. The temperatures are from 16 to 25 above zero. Snow was reported from Northern Michigan: A disturbance of considerable energy is central in the eastern portion of the lake region. Storm warnings are dis- played along the North Atlantic coast, Conditions favor for this vicinity show- ers late this afternoon and to-night. follovted by clearing and much colder on coast Wednesday and probably heavy frost Thursday morning. Among the visitors in Pittsfield to- day is Henry S. Rood. \.___._.._.. Miss lda Hutchinson and Miss Poi- hemus are at l’lttsiield to-day. Mrs. Elbirt W, Clark is enjoying the day in the Berkshire Hills. .-.——~...__- A regular bsuiness meeting of the South Norwalk Fire Police was held last evening, , Christian Kraemer and sons, Alfred and Harry, have returned from a visit to Danbury. , ' -—Dr. Dick's cures malaria. Gould Hoyt, of South Main street, is Mary on the Pittsfleld excursion to day. A routine meeting oi’ Putnam Iiose Company was held last evening at the hose house, I Chief of Police William Vollmer is attending the County Convention In Stamford, to-day. A rehearsal of the December Olie to be 5 , .. in the Baptist Church soon, was held last evening. The Misses Lynch, of Meadow street. are enjoying the day by means of the Pittsfield excursion. Liverylnan ’Jacob School), is takings day off today and enjoying the invig- orating breezes of the Berkshire Hills. A rehearsal of the Norwalk Choral Union was held last evening in the South Norwalk Congregational Church. A new manhole is being constructed at the corner of Washington and Wat er streets for the telephone company. F. W. Gregory has purchased from Charles H. Reynolds a building lot ud- ioining the farmer’s residence in Farsi avenue. Miss Gertrude von (lot, of South Nor- walk, has returned home after a few doys' visit with Miss Ethel Sperry. of Daubury. Major George Wilson, of the Gym-- look Sellcck Military Academy, East avenue. is in New York, today. on business. Thr- cour- of Charles (lucrin. charged with drunkenness, will he heard this afternoon before Judge Taylor. in the town court. The monthly meeting of Humbolt hedge. Sons of Herman, will be held this evening at 3 o‘clock in Elks Hall, South Main street. Ernest 'I‘uimadgc and ivnn White. of South Norwnik, are guests of Word White. Hulls lilll, and Miss Estella M. White, of Danhury. Children eat, sleep and grow after taking liollistor's ltdcky Mountain Ten. lirings rosy checks, laughing cites. good health and strength. A tonic for sickly children. Tea or 'i‘ublete, lib cunts. l'lalsted’e Drug Store. Among thtI Norwaliters spending tin- sluy in Néw York city to-doy are Mrs. (icorgo ii, liuxton. Miss Alice Fitch and Mrs. J: P. Trendweil. Miss lilthel l. Avery, who has been seriously ill of typhoid fever at the Norwslit hospital. Is improving and is expected to be home soon. Court Mahlcltomo Foresters of Ame- rica, will hold Its semi-month meet- in . 'this evening at it o'cloc in the hall in Hurts lpmhstt's block. To CUM A OOLD in ON! DAY Tsilu ATIVlii BROMO Quininc 'I‘uhlets. gglsts refund money it It falls to ours. In. W. GROVES signa- ture is on each box. MW IUY IPIMW I IAINIO' our Stilts GOVERNMENT INOPICTIO. ‘ 5 Publlcm . i‘fifilfl‘n d Mun U l A SATISFACTONY TONIC ~ ‘ fr .1 ', Mr - . may be difflobltrtlflndi , it"s-as may be peculiar. Have no,.hes tstion In as!- ' log. however that our preparation of Ben. William! Iron will prove Just the thing your system requires. it cleanses “the ‘blood, strengthens the nerves. improves the appetite. ' . The ingredients are of high quality and mixed in the right proportions to give excellent results,’ 501: THE BOTTLE. Edwlilielleplr. Droppist. 8 North Main street. Tel. 02H Connections for all north and south bound cars can he made at our store. Rev. Dr. Either, of Port Chester, and Dr. E. S. Osterbanks, of Norwulk, Were Sunday guests at the residence of Mrs, Mabel Fitch, in Weston. The, list Trimmer‘s Association is scheduled to hold its regular business meeting. this evening at Central La- bor Lyceum, South Main street. A meeting of the Arion Society was held last evening. at which it wands cided to hold ,a dance next Monday night. It will be an invitation affair. The new time-table on the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road. went into effect Sunday, and the changes are printed in The Senti- nel today. James .lardlue and family, of Bridge- port. for many years residents ol South Norwaik, are to move to Chi cago. where Mr, Jnrdlue has secured a fine position. Butler Chapter, it. A. M.. will hold a stated communication tonight at 8 o'clock, In Masonic Hall. Washington street. There will be work in the Mark Masons’ degree. .— The registrars of the Third Voting District will be in session at the store of E. E. Oorhum, Monday, October 15, from 9 until 5 oclock, to receive uppli. cations to be made electors. The Endeavor Circle of the King's Daughters will meet'with Mrs. W. S. Fulani. 51 West avenue. Wednesday. at 3 p. in. Educational meeting. sub lect. Ideals. Bring the Silver Cross. Arthur C. Wuy, of East avenue. ha.- returncd from a sovernl days“ business trip to Youngstown. Ohio. where the home office of a large stool construc ,tion, company with which he is con nected is located, Greatest ionic and strength produc- ing remedy ever offered suffering ho nutnlty. Cures indigestion, constipa- tion, headache, stomach disorders. That‘s what iloilistcr‘s Rocky Moun- tain Ton will do. Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. l’lulstcd’s Drug Store. Miss Rosa Mullen. of Cuba. who is spending several weeks with Mrs. Charlotte 8. Corbett. of Cedar street, has gone to Bridgeport to visit for a fortnight. atfer which she will return to South Norwnlk. At the close of the rehearsal last evi-ning at the South Norwoik linp. tlsl Church, about tWenty of those present went to the cottage prays. "rotating held at the home of Mrs. Saunders, of Ann street. Mrs, Mary C. Sturges, who has been visiting her son, Daniel Slut-gen. to (tune street. Milford. is spending a short time with Mr. and Mrs. (l, 3 Ireland. of South Norwaik, before ro- turning to her home in New York city A regular convocation of Washington Chapter, it. A. M., of Norwalk. will be held tomorrow evening Iii. Masonic Temple. corncr of Wall and lenses streets. Among other limiters to come up will be the conferring of the Mark Masters’ degree. a»... on operation at the Norwalk hospital last Saturday. it is thought it will be successful? it was conducted by Dr. Poet. of New York. Dru. Hunting- inn uitchcock uml Powers, the latter of Westport, were present. A young women reported to Chief of Police Vollmcr yesterday th she had lost her pay envelope. cuts are both dead. and she has no relatives in the city, and did not |.itnow how she could pay her board. The envelope contained £3.26. the wages paid for :1 Weeks worlt. Charles A. Waiters and Daniel Keogh. registrars of the second Voting District, give notice in The Sentinel today that they will be In session in the Town Court room, Havlisnd street, next Monday, from 9 n. m. in ii p. m., for the purpose of receiving spoiler tions to be made electors. No sickly women or weak men will ever regret tailing Holiistef's Rocky Mountain Tea. it's brought hopes nose to thousands of liotfles. Tea or Tablets. as cents. Piststed's Drug Store. W Miss Charlotte 1.. Franks, of Film street, Norwnlk, has recently gun studying at the Fresnel Kindergarten fishnet. lridgeport. with the intention , I“ eventually recent in s Kindness m K, “It , \ . Mrs. Clarence Sniffen wont throusll - l-ldr par: . 1 won. Lat-food. .m, r r 'l‘owip 'l‘eachers' Association. The big rush of New England auto- mobilist, en route from the Vanderbilt cup race on Long Island? Saturday. continued even throughout yesterday. The local garageshavc had a big rush of business for about a week on ac- count of the race. A number of auto- mobile parties-spent Sunday night at the News": Hotel and set out yester- day. ‘ One of the firstscheduled football games of the season will be played to- morrow afternoon on the Overlook Academy grounds In East avenue. 'I‘he Overlooks are due to line up'agnlnst the Stamford High School eleven. A good contest is looked forward to. The Overlook ‘Academy has some fine material for a fotboll team this sea- sou. Ono considerable loss, however. is flint of Freeman Light, who is now a. student‘nt the UhIVersity of Ver- mont. Douglas Fowler Post held a largely attended and very enthusiastic inset- ing, last night. in Grand Army Hall. South Main street. last night. it was voted to hold the twenty-eighth anni- versary of the organisation next Mon- day night. There will be an interest “lug program of exercises. followed by refreshments. and the affair will take on the nature of a happy family rcuu- Ion. All comrades. ex-soidiers and their families are invited to be pros- cnt. Charles D. Lockwood. of Standard. who is to be married to Miss Gertrude Bell. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bell, of Stamford. next Saturday. is to give his bachelor dinner at the Yale Club, New York. Wednesday evening The ushers at the wedding will be Yale men Nathan A. Smythc. Charles '1‘. Clark. Morton it Marcy. t’l-orge Hacker and two brothers of :11 - bride. Andrew J. and Arthur W. iivil. The maid of honor Is to be Miss .luui- Mont- gomery. The final meeting (Wills present Norwnlk City Council will be hold on Thursday night at, the council cham- ber in Wall street, when all bills will be settled on and the city officials will get their salaries. The mayor rccclrcs $250 per your and the councilman $125 ouch. The new mayor. Wullut't- liunn. and Council will be sworn into office next Monday night. There is only one clntngc in the personnel of the Council. (‘lurcnce llnttory takes the place of William I". Lockwood. 'i‘. 0. Abbott. Jr.. R. ll. Tyncr. Charles S..licdding, Boston; Jacob .l. Sobuffer. A. lueb, John I. Nelson, A. S. Scotlk. W. .l. Whitney. W. S. 1ch molt, .l. .l. (‘urlt-y. W. A. Morris. C. (3. Slicox. S. .l. liosford. Mr. and Mrs. 1) Roger, New York: Robert E. liowcr, Philadelphia: 1.. ll. liurlbntt, Wilton: E. Howell, New Haven: Miss M. E. Wolfe. Stratford; ii. i‘c'lt. Dr. S. l‘ur- 190' dy. White Plains. A. E. rim ,3 Willi mantle; Joseph Wright, Woonsocket, R. l.; J. Rourke. llolyoku; Fri-d it, Nov. ernnce, Springfield. were guests yon- terduy at the Hotel Clifford. proposes thoroughly for business and tlbwbo paging” for silgrndiwm ’ of Con lglo Con-mar! C0 "0’. his course gives n lease y tactical work to Access". Ila. lti . Col-room. ”finalise-cg. no“! In. etc. dance. 9 Q and ltulimsd work IIII out it taught. Call or write for free catalogue. At rou Pougiiunie, ii. i. ll N'l‘u NI’AV YORK. NJ‘ W Wsnffldszir the Widtln' season, “unseen tUOflIOi‘lv‘m: Wllfiilli & GIBBS SIMW SWINE MACHINES on iadiss' goods. Long season. steady work, good prices. We will also teach a few bright girls, be. ginning about November lst. ADDRESS. wm. flaunt inns m tors. Found-Wondering About ‘ Brooklyn. ‘ ,= NEW YORK: Dentwwuile labor- , bare. the tour year old ltalian boy ‘ who had‘beon‘inissing from his home for more tliabttwniweeks and who was believed to halterlzeen kidnapped, was restored to'hla parents today. ' about the streets. at the Brooklyn ‘of the Brookiytirliridge last hitturdoy “all!!! and taken to the rooms‘cf the Children's acclaim He was identified today. Thecwlloe believe that kid nappers released the boy from cap- tivity after finding that his' parents were not able to‘ pay. the $5.000 raw- som which hodhaeu demanded. The boy himself‘is notable to tell the no lice anythingi all that will assist them in unrav ing the mystery of his whereoboutsfrom September 22, when he disappeared. until he was picked up last Saturday. night. EXCLUDING‘ FRENCH CATHOLIOS. GRENOBLE. France. Oct. 9,—«Mon- signer Heartyat Notre Dame to-day. declared that every priest who assisted .411 the formation of cultural associa- tions underline law would beint'ec dioted and that every Catholic joining such annotations would be exchuisd from the Church. The prelate added: ”Let us live poor rather than purchase liberty at the price of dishonor.” MORE 'rnoons BAIL FOR CUBA. NORFOLK. Vo.. Oct. 8.—-The United States transport Niagara. presumably with troops aboard from the army camp of embarkstion at Newport New for Cuba. pulled out of the Virginia Capes this morning. The United States transports Admi~ ral Sampson. Admiral Farragut and Antilla passed in the Virginia Capes to- day. ,1 D. c..." ‘Assessors’ Notice, We, the undersigned, hereby give notice to all persons and corporations liable to play taxes in the City of South Norwaik. that they are required by law to deliver to the assessors, or either of them, on or before the let flay of November, 1906. a written or printed last,rdated, signed. and sworn to. of all the property owned by them on the am day of October, mocha- ble to taxation, making a description of all the real estate. each parcel be ing separately described. . N. B.—Lists may he returned. to the assessors. at the Council Room. Hav- iisnd street, South Norwalk, from and including October 15. 1900. and In- cluding November i. 1906, said office to be open M10200 to 12:00 o'clock. 1. m., and from 2:00 to 5:00 o‘clouk. p, m.: on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00 o'clock in the evening, and Thursday. November 1, 1300, from 7:00 to 9 p. m. Dated at the City of South Nor-walk. Conn. October '8. 1900. FRANKLIN A. TOLLES, GEORGE H.'VOSBIYRGII, ‘. ' Assessors, oil 22t :IOWII Assessors’ Notice. We. the undersigned, hereby give retire to all persons and corporatibns table to pay totes In the Town of Norwalk, that they are required by law to deliver to the assessors. or either if then), on or before the first day of November. 1906, a written or printed list. dated, signed. and sworn to. of all property owned by them on the first day of October, 1900, liable to tam ation. N. B.—-I.Ists may be returned to the assessors, at the assessors“ office, Town Hall building, Norwalk, and at the Council Room. Havlland street. South Norwslk, from and including October 15, 1006, to and including No- vember l. 1006. sold offices to be open from 10:00 to l2:00 o'clock a. m., and from 2:00 to 5:00 o‘clock p, m., all days of the week (Sundays excepted) and on Saturdays, and on November I, 1906. from 7:00 until 9:00 o'clock in the stoning. Dated at Norwalk. Conn, October 3. WILLIAM C. t‘lltlt‘lilt'l‘T, Gill. RAYMOND. ISAAC SELLECK, Assessors. 0 Released by Cap» , no little fellow" was found ‘ wandering" . en .l‘ttisni e5.f1,iiliirrmp '“ QQMMIN it [y WILL NOT NO ROUG av voun onoos .- ATCH ' r ‘- I Harry Rowena. TEWEI' , Violin Mandolin. Guitar. . (Private pppii..8,naro with H. H. Hartmsnn, New Endiand Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass. .wlitl start class In South Norm-l6. yolrs' teacher. r'epoclal terms to first five stlrdylnpl.‘ Clash Mytfid'ufigwk; pu. pa rec liq... anon 'to ', at once. Audi-0’s to ' ‘ ”In ss4 FAtRFlELD av- am too 1‘, 1:0an ‘M " eons-AND AMMUNITION A full assortment of single and ‘ double guns from five dollars on, Also a fine line of linmmerless guns from fifteen seventy-five up. Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty up. A fresh lot of ammunition In all gauges and caliber. Repairing Done. Call at Norwalll Hardware Co. 39 Main _St , DA rm W. RA YMOHD. runes-pf Director and Embalmor. 19 North Main at. Booth Net-walk. Residence, 0 Washington Street. Telephone at house. 13%. A Simple Fact Simply listed about (‘nrrcct Clothes for Men. Stop in n.ud let us try on one of the new full sack costs. in your size. and you are sure of a true tit—-for every also is graded into the smallest possible variation of measurement. ————— Open Monday, Wednesday. and Saturday Evenings saints. TAILO , CLOTHII HAT?! PURNIIHII. II Washington “not. South Norwalk. I A Full Line at ' Men’s and Bolts slits ‘and Furnishings at Popular Prices. ll BUTTLIEB u no. mate of. so; Monwstk. HIAD re FOOT runnrsusns. tin You led a Book Stun: lifts . Fall? you can not no sum was a «swan. w. on so sure , use one. out loses you. that we will dis-nutty so. "no name, other a more trial. W’nnvilo y“ to sail. Ink and Cotto- m . v OAS" OR Ollbi‘l‘. A. .I. ANGEVINE & SON. continues. m. m WWW‘W .r Most ilpicn, Mess. “INA! ADM“ It convenience "NOTICE l MRS. [ARLOV onick sales and snullfiilmllazat ‘fvdl Has received a Carlosdof fine Heavy truck and (teach horses. and they can be Seen at Slows is 60m. Avg. A Jack of “limbs is not what the people want :mtw W,“ i an A no AMMUII I. "film. t 4 Pill that it i ' ‘ ‘ ‘ [Alt “‘qu PEMNIMVYHIYIO new .. We Telephone “IQ—ll. é: transom: ,. cross is Ur FOR A oooo sHAnlt . ‘ , ‘ ma You suck venues AB THE. ”unwise; ., . Him . J. A. ‘ i v"! PING GOODS. no. IF IN NEED OF TOWELS BUY NOW . Never too many towels to the house. They cannot always be heught at such prices not so; , , . 60 doz. beached huck towels, size 36 in. by .18 in. ”While they last at 10c. All linen unbleached stable tow- els. value We each. for 125“ each. We have just secured a few more of those real Russian crash towels, to sell for 17¢ each. An extra large and heavy weight herniated bath towel, special for 25c eac . YOUR TABLE LINEN OPPORTUNITY. 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. 6?. in, unbleached damask, a 590 scans role MAY MANTPN'S “WE“N'Q, .. F . ’ , ... minerals . . ousswrre esoolirro‘ More "fl-[I MA runs is YOUR lRlPHI’NIIHIN'G’TM‘, grade, at 50c yd. .I r i. «Hts AD. sN'rlssiLY 1'9 Jfgfi‘rfiléhigfll I. ”I straws ‘rss , ~. ,. ANOTHII resembles. iv. firsts A real ioom- damask linen.“ iii. wide, clover leaf design. the 76c grade at 69c yd. ‘ 72 In. half bleached loom damask tulip design. very heavy quality, spe- ‘cial at filo yd. 70‘ in. bleached table linen ~‘Aivlth open work border, value The ydflo!‘ .bio'ysrdn "' ~ . BUY BID IPRE‘AOB MOW. " Every iterator bedspreads closet! in this ad. is prised at a liberal; ro- ducticn from normal prices. T . should be some easy bell spread :33: . ing in this store during the neat- dfllis. . _ . " , 9..., Medium weight bonsai-tub M' spreads, Just a few, remainder I} A very heavy grade of crib sore, db. value $1.25, for $1.00. ‘ . '3" .. musings. also and heavy-item bed spreads, handsome deli“. and fine weaves, at $1.60. Umbrellas Umbrellas are as necessaryfin a way»as.hread»and butter. 1" 83-85 Washm' ’g‘vton Street. ' A ,, We buy our umbrellas direct from the manflacture‘r'and for thil rei- son can give you the very best values on the market at the lowest prices. Our dollar umbrella In 26 in. and 28 to. had in a good variety of handles. _—-—... sizes is a great winber, and can III ,‘ ,. N. E. Ryan a oo. 86 Washington St.. So. Norwalk. M. S. ' SMITH 85 COM , WE HAVE THE STOCK—PRICEg‘ARE RIGHT. Look at the SPECiald, . . . Telephone 476- pm}? :1 Outing Flannels. Flannelettes, Fleece Dove-no. ,Flannel Blankets. Comfortables. Lace Curtains. Hosiery and Underwear. Window Shades, Cut-tel Rods and Poles, Oil Cloths. Etc. ‘1’ M. 8 SMITH 92 Washington Street. a COMPANY. ‘ sous: NM ‘ Coal ! .. A There are numerous kinds of Coal. HEAT, N0 WASTE. Try a ton and be convinced. The PROVE OURAL Till: HARRIS stuns coon. Coal . onas iS ms: noon «transfixed proof of the coal is In the. burning.» woon. HAY, oars. GRAIN AND smAW._ Phone 690, The “in...“ ti) ts warns s'i“..’ .1. it. Suit lions 33 SOUTH MAIN BTRIET, SOUTH NORWALK. s'tiu‘r'a hbn‘dilitt‘? til» We Sale for three liaison vii Surprised“, GOODS ALMOST They find them here. OWEN AWAY. Twentieth Couture women demand large, ‘dsmrwfifhd M vein“. is them in this town. prices. LADIEB' LONG COATS FROM LADIIB’ BUITO FROM .... RAIN COATS MIRTBJROM WAIST! PROM Our steadily I‘ncrensin wear our garments you can move in any society h grace in them, and our prices for our class of I really get for them in New York city a little more wholesale than we _' list so much ,butiueu. this sale we will still lower in. . ......“nonuunniun eyes it. ' lfvm use they have styles“ good ’sre very low. We a.” we re do», out, motto rim to «a use To a, tam 1:0 Mr as romeo We sell better goods for less nion cy than any store In The, Norfolk. and woman comparison. canto; ” i‘ r.) is“ -r!." Grim _ . § Blue. Stone Walb Laid, ‘ . attracting Optician. Rooms 7 and .hUnlhfl lack south omits coon. .mumm,u i i: a” £5.“ , enticing, at the; t THE This Sale commences . I “W m .-.Al.fl‘a~..s . - Curb Gutter and PavingBet. ‘ :Ww‘ ‘ " fies-r for inventions Q ‘ ‘ mgr-Editors to-dsy and will tut walla «peachy - . . . . . Add ram] cam is m ' '. Non. sours some“. , Mathew ' (a, h“,~'r‘}‘~'t' s
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