;; 51 wast-uneven s'r. ._-.-,..-,u.-;-:-.-:-:-z-:-,-;-.-;-;-;u:-:I:-2-:I. Lttutl News Notes. George J. Csvanash. of Willis H. Seilock‘s store, is spending the day in New York on business, “a ‘Mlss Edith Tooker. of Hoboken. N. .I., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F, Smith, of Seavlew avenue, —-Steinway and Jewott Pianos. Stein- eri’s, 6 South Main St, eguiar meeting of‘ the Hospital t Club will be held with Mrs. 11 H. Ferris. at Cobble Cottage. Bell 1 land. on Friday at t p. in. ”2.-....” Charles E. Raymond, foreman of the . Lockwood garage, Norwuik, is spend- ing the day at Pittsti’eld, as a mom ber of the big railroad excursion. Joseph Bray and son, Stephen Bray. \the latter one of the well-knOWn clerks at. the Norwalk post-omce, are at Lake anonia, New Hampshire. They will probably spend a week there. Miss Francesca Wendel, of Brooklyn, who has been the guest for a few days of Miss Harriet L. Keith, of Main street, Norwaik, has returned home. Miss Wendel spent the summer at Bell island. ‘ Charles L. BurkEr. proprietor of the Norwalk Launch Works. has prepara- tions under way for quite an addition to his machine shop. The business has been steadily growing fer a long time. ' The Grace Church branch of the Girls' Friendly Society will meet this evening at Red Men's Hall in the. (la- zctte Building. The girls will rccolve dancing instruction from Miss Marion 8. \v'ernnm. Work has just been started on the new residence which Conductor Ed. ward J. Kline will have erected in isnacs Place. Nor-walk. The house will contain eight rooms. The con- tract is close to $4,000. The Nutmeg Club. of Norwalk, is making preparations to hold a smoker when the new rooms are opened. With the additional space, the club will have just doubled its quarters. The mem- bership is constantly growing. Miss Ruth 'R. Demon and Miss Clara Byington, of Norwalk. two oi the popular yoang indies in the South Norwaik exchange of the Southern New England Telephone Company. are on the trip to Pittsfleld. Mass, today. Albert Grlndrod, who recently on- tered tho cmploy of the Mclgs store in Bridgeport, intends to move to the Park City about November 1. Mr. (lrindrod is residing in Norwalk at present. going daily to Bridgeport from hero. The ilursirom School students are getting enthusiastic ovcr football and believe thcy will intro one of the strongest teams in this vicinity. The schedule for the council has not ytt lil‘i‘ll nnnic. out. The students will hold it incl-ting tonight. The steamer Finland, on which Mrs S. A, Carpenter and Frank 1.. lioulon. of River strccl, Norwulk. are pusscn» nor», is due to arrive in Antwerp to- day. They expect to remain abroad for mayoral weeks. The trip is being taken for the. benefit of Mrs. Carpeti- ter's health. Deputy Sheriff John W. Scnlioy is busy serving jury warrants. The on. poi'ior (lonrt, criminal i-llilt‘, has drawn a pancl extraordinary in try murder t'iiiti'ti. 'i‘hc ‘iurymnn culled from Dar; ten are George 0, litcitone and Robert H, i'urdy. and from Wilton. Arthur (2. Middlobrook and Dwight A. Mansion. An idea of the scarcity of houses in town may he obtained from the surmount that one East Norwnlk man has received fort, spoilt-attend for an apartment he desired to rent in East Not-walk. Applications continued so lens a time Iii-cattle he stood out for a mailer price than most of the appli- cants wished to pay. There was practically no damuse done by the chimney fire at the tool dence of Patrick Clone in Riverside avoniie. yesterday afternoon. The Phoenix Engine Company hose wagon Hm wagon. as smell yesterday. The blow was put out by the utlnsuishers in the hands of ineutennnt Bruit Northrop of Phoenix Company. and Charter: to. Montgomery, of the Plane- Oil‘s. ran this Wins“ can. We will nit a mgr-m Tainan! r for 7s. w- .do this on u- M purchasing a Hm quantity. , quill y m gulf-nice. ' ”BET responds, instead ofthe Hope Hosei . ‘ “A W! _ ill I! “ , When it out it. on. at up small a coat wh notprptpot your-slit . For .10 youppn Input: your Furni- ture and Hauuhcld Goods for than years against loss or dumps by Fire to the amount or $350.00 and in that proportion for a tumor cam. Var Respectfully, TAY OR a GOLDEN. Real Estate and insurance Agents, - ,74 Wnlhingtpp strut, Telephone N0. 213% expect to get rid at your troubles‘ by advertising them. w Mrs. William Read is enjoying the day in Piitnheld. Holly B. Siauson is enjoying the trip '- to Pittsileid. to-day, Mr. and Mrs Harrie A. Smith. ‘of Norwalk. are spcudlng the tiny in New York city. Mrs. James H. Masher. of Cross street. Norwnik. is the guest. of rein-' tives to New York state. A regular business meeting of the Haymakers‘ Association of Ultras Tribe. l. 0. R. M.. was held last ever hing. 'i‘he semi-annual meeting of the lint Finishers‘ Association. which will hear reports for the first. six months of the fiscal year. will be held tomorrow night. Suit has been brought by Morris Ep- stein against .‘Inboz Raymond to recov- er a granary bill of $22.50. The prop. any of the dcfcndnpt. in East Norka has been attached. ..__._.__.....__ George '1‘. Brady. ot itrmklyn. for- nierly a troll known resident. is visit- ing in town. Mr. Brady at one little was a representative in tho Htaio ionis- iatnre from Norwalk. Frederick S. Ambler, started out on a intuitions trip to New York sitiit‘ this afternoon. Mr. Ambler manufac- tures- extracts except during the sunr mei- season. Mr. and Mrs. W. i“. Neal, of Lynn. Mass. spcnt inst night at the Norwnlk Hotel. They are taking a trollcy trip to New York city and continued thcir journey this morning. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Bartram. of Harriet street, Norwnik, will celebrate the 25th or silver anniversary of thctr marriage this evening. They will on- terinin a company of friends in honor of the event. Palestine Castle. Knights of the hive. tic Chain. held a meeting last evening. Routine matters Were transacted af- ter which a social time was cnjoycd. The entertainincnt. (‘Olllllllilift‘ is pinir ning to hold a. fiance in Novomlmr. Josephine May Root. the little dauph- tor of Mr. and Mus. iiorncc ii. Root. of Brush strcct. is getting atom: nit-o» i.v from her rcccnt operation for Hill" noids. She was removed in her houn- i‘roin the. hospital several days ago. Julius ii. Siauson. maunuv‘r of tlic Holmes. Kcolcr & Scldcch (‘mnpnnr grain clcrntor in Cross sin-ct. Norwnlh is enjoying a \vcck‘s vacation from duty. Mr. Siauson has patio in Now York statc to spend it. . . . . Councilman Charles A, Scoficld of Norwnik. is entertaining his i’nthci'. Sylvester Scotlcld. of Stamford. today. Together with somn othcr Stamford fricnds, Mr. Scofichl has gonc on a fishing expedition in his fast launch “Lillie." Robert. lkwlcy was a caller on Nor- wulk friends yesterday. Mr, limilcy is now time lt-cper in thc bit: Farrcl foundry in Ansonia. lie was formerly conncctmi with the ilolnics, lecr til Selim-k Company storc, Norwnlk. ills homc is in (icorgctown. 'l‘hcrc was a romnrknblc chunuc in wcnthcr curly this morning. whcn balmy breezes sprung from tho south, sending the incrcury in the thcrmo- nu-lcr lulu-s soaring. At 9 o'clock tho lcntpcrnturt- roxistcrcd about To tic» prove in Wall ntrcct. 'l‘hc ch: nut» was felt ihc motc hccnusu lust littlli war a cold onc. The Mac snack rctznrd this as u \vi-nthcr brccdcr. and tilt- of the opinion that ovcrcunts will in- tho rnlc in it day or two. A Milli” boy lli‘il ii rclnnrknbly chm» show from ill-int: run ovcr by a hip: tourini: nut-unthiic in front of thc (lontrul Nutcniui Hunk. in Wall strcci. Norwnilt. th‘ morning, about it o'clock 'l‘hv lad hmI :tiiil'lt'il to cross the aircct dircctly in tho path of thc mnchinc, which Wm; i,i‘:li’t'lllm at a pond clip. With unick prcacnco of mind. tbc opvmior of tho car thrcw on his ctncr itcncy lu‘nkc with full forcc and stop pod sncniinrty within an inch of thc buy. Summers puspcd and iichl' thcir breath durlnu llic thrilling «matrrcucla Fins Assortment of Local Post Cards 2590 a doz. NEWLEATHER F081” CARDS .. so NOVELS By Mrs. Georgia Sheldon and Charles Gut-vice. 10:: EACH. ' ya. A. rumours tilUEtc "ORB. Donovan Black. on Washington It. Agent tor Cunard Laundry. V . ”peasants 65c up COLEMAN’S NIWI “CHI. to North Mata we“, hath Hamlin Aunt for A. d. “autumn mosh C“ IRMA-ii ING- . American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions Meeting. NORTH ADAMS. Mass, October 9. «~Clergymen and missionaries from all parts of theworld are in this city to attend the annual mention’ of the niorican Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. known this year as 't'i‘ho Haystack Centennial Meeting." . which opened here today. Part of the sessions will be held in ‘ North Adams and part in the adjoining town of Willianistown-whore one hand red years ago in the shade of a bar stack a few men formed the plans which resulted in the Inception of the Foreign Missionary movement. A com mentoratlve monument marks the hold where the haystack stood. The meet. ing will continue through Friday. The (awning session was arranged to be held in North Adams this afternoon. it was expected that at this session would be presented the? report. of the treasurer. Frank ll. Wiggins. of line- ton. the report of the foreign depart- ment and survey of the field by Score» tnry James L. Burton. 1). 1)., of Bus- ton, and the report of the Preudentlnl committee by Rev. Dr. Cornelius ii. Patton, secretary of the Home Depart- ment. ' Outlines of thees reports were made public today. . 0 Treasurer Wiggins report states that the receipts of the board have for ex- ceeded those of any previous twelve months. The failing of! from the previous year in legacies was 310.785. but there was a gain of $172,542 in gifts from livingr donors. The total rcceipts were $9lti.159. not including a balance of $45,000 of the previous year’s gift. by John D. Rockefeller to bc applied towards building and omilp- ment. The total disbursements of the your not. including Mr. Rockci‘cller‘s gift wcre $858090. 'i‘hcre were sub- stantial increases in several funds niaintnlncd by the board. pay elsewhere. the price We vice we give. We are near— Just as far as the nearest letter-bot, or telephone. 49 Wall St, Norwaik. 6 Tuition. $5.00 per month. United Bank Building. ' You can buy Grain and Food for more money, or you can anywhere, the good quality of our grains or the good ser- Buy Oats That: Clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. Wm. P Merrill Night School OPENS OCTOBER 2. 1906. Classes in BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. PEN- MANSHIP. ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR. SPELLING. SEND 30R ENROLLMENT BLANK NOW. n Address. MERRILL COLLEGE. “ “fiecrstary Boron In an new trans [ Wt of the general outlook and changes. his ‘deciarss that aggressive measures haveheen taken by the Turkish go-i vernment during the year to prevent the erection of new school and hospi. tal buildings. and that the raising of l the American louatlon at Constantino pin to an embassy has not yet chang- ed these coiulltions. iio states that the moat scrlous political conditions faced by any of the missions of the board at present are in South Africa, where the tie-called “ sliiiopian move- nicut' has stirred up the native anns. “The laws of the country." says Dr. Barton, “do not recognize the educat- ed and industrious Zulus as possessing rights equal to those accorded the white race." The report states that British and German organizations and American organizations controlled by various denominations are cooperating with the board in several nilnslons. Dr. lbtrlon sum: “We are today in desperate need of reinforcements in Turkey, lndla, China and Africa. as well as in other conn- trlcs. Wc must have more mission- arics at once.” rrho report. or the prudential com. mittee says in part: "The men and women we are sent!» ink to the front are breaking down to an alarming degree. The need increns. on rapidly with the delay and we can- not longer withhold reinforcements in certain fields without imperilling the work of decades. We particularly need young women thoroughly trained intellectually by a college course or its entmvnlcut. “Notwithstanding the fearful San Futurism disaetcr, that district. has actually lucrcaacd its gift. by $10,000 again of :l per ccnt. “The debt era is soon to be a thing of iin- past. ,_ —»——« 'l LIQUOR LICENSES. The (Nanny Commissioners will he in Nurwaik. Friday. of this Week, in receive applications for liquor licenses. ask. But you cannot equal Beers’ Book and Stationery Stores. 6 So. Main So. So. Norwalk. W‘W All Books Free. South Norwalk. Conn. m WATER 81‘le COAL ' AND‘ woos " , Adtm's FOR Bowkor’s Fertilizers. BJHershfield a onl "in. I“. .5 Boxc- lu'ac enough .i l Should icecp their Deeds. Insurance 'K’oil- also and other important pope"! Info. from fire. burglars and prying one. by renting I ' Safe Deposit Box at the South liorralk Trust Company, .9: WASHINGTON 812. SOUTH spawns. once policies. .4 I you, Owners of Real Estate for deeds and [Insur- . dividunl stocks. Chilly Nights and cold rains are warning as that the season of chills and colds is fast approaching. Don’t take chances when the develop- ment of those minor ailments into a more serious illness can often be arrested by the use of a HOT 1 WATER ' BOTTLE As a weekly special we are offering a high-grade hot water bottle. made from the best stock, re-lnl‘orced top, bottom and scams, guaranteed for one year. These are sniesmen's snu‘iples and we have'oniy a limited sup- ply for sale at , 690 the Oliifordi’harmaoy TELEPHONE, 15-2. Platner a. Bradley, Props. W”W TODAY iN WALL STREET. WALL S'I‘i'iidic'l‘. luzlt) a, ins—Open lng sales of stocks showed gains gen- erally (Hill the industrinls and spec- ialties iicld the saint- mnspicnons place in the trading as yesterday. Gcn- crai Electric. and Canadian Pacific ad» vnncetl 1 1'4. (‘onsolidntod (ins. Vir» glniit Carolina t‘hcmicni and (‘otlon till about a point, and Smelling and Locomotive largc fractions. 'i‘hcre \vcro some largo transactions in in- but business else- where was small and fluctuations nar- row. want. srnns’r. ii a. nifl-‘Specnln- lion centered in the specialties and the neglect of the usually active stocks was shown by gradually reced- ing prtccs which forced some of them bclow yontcrdny's closing. Inirge gains acre established on relatively small dealings in the less prominent stocks, it great number of which were dealt in. Pennsylvania was the conspicu- ous fcnturc in the railroad list and rose :3 points. international i’owci‘ .iilnipcri 5 points, Federal Mining. lif- ilié. l/icomotlve ‘2, Northern i’nclllc. Colorado Fuel. international 'i’nper. Virginia Carolina, Chemical and Slosa Shctilcld Stccl I‘d to WA. and (ilics-p pcnkc & (lhlo, Sugar. American icc pfd. and Prcssod Stool Car 1. WALL S'i‘ithlii'l‘, Not)ii.-Slr(mgth pcrslsted in only a few stocks and thc general list saggcd in a sand! fraction below last night, 'i'rndina lhcn became very dull. WALL S'l‘itl'frl'l‘. l p. ni.— r-‘t‘he down- ward nim’omcnt in the Standard stocks continued. cspct-lully for Reading and Anmlaunmtcd (humor. which yicldcd a point. lnsscs mhcrwiso were restrict- cti to frat-lions. but the grain curricrs ncrc decidedly hoary. NEW CORPORATIONS. ’i‘hc .\lcrcnntilc Printing (‘ompnny of New iinrcn has filed a certificate of incorporation with the slate secretary. ‘i‘he authorized capital slut-k is Sindhi) and busincss will begin with $1.000. William L. i’iercc. of Now Haven. and William ii. Valcntino and Purlcy (I. linttcrilcltl or linmdcn arc the incor- porntors. The Dr. ii. A. Williams (Toinpuny. of (‘bnlhnnn line tiled n ccrtitlcntc of its corporation. The corporation, which will make and deal in proprietary nr- ticles and nu'dlcincs. has an authorized capital stock of $0.000. all paid in. The incorporalors are l). A. Williams. of Portland. Alla-rt S. Hitchcock, of (‘hnthunn and Elizabeth M. Dunno, of Mitldlctown. The United Manufacturing Company of iiridgoport has iilcd n ccrtitlcntc of incorporation. The company will mnitc and did“ in polls and other nrticlcn for household use. Phillip E. ibnllcy. Kath- lccn ii. Blight and Robert ii. (iouhl nrn tho lncorpnrntors. ’l‘ho authorized capital stock is 350.000 and bualncss will begin with “2.000. PROTECTION AGAINST YELLOW FEVER. WASHINGTON. Oct. it.w-~tlrbztuitcr timu-rnl ii. i-‘. Elliott. connnamiing the marinc corps. has begun a vigorous campaign to protect his own in Cuba from yellow fever. 'l‘l-n bnrrclu of oil of chronciht have horn ortlurcd scat to (tubs and nvcry marine on “third will in» supplied with a bottle of this oil to be sited In protecting himself iiKillliHl. iuosquito hitcs. All the nun rincs in t‘uhn arc supplied with unm- qutto nnttiusn. Walt-r tillers have also been sent to i‘uha and all the unicorn have been uracil in cnulion the marines ngninul thn use of unfiltered water. WiLL NOT L03! THEIR JO”. WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.«»t‘hatrmnn Hlirmis of tin- lsihminu Canal thun- miasion. nnnmtnct-d today that the pm pound plan for having the cnlntl coir oit‘ltclml by contract will Jim affect lilo, pnrmnncl of the canal commission nor tho clerical force. He also ntntmi that the laborer:- mni ompioyoo on the canal none will be retained by the one tililflfiil contractor. Mr. Shoals is e, rtcridlnu upon the contract system. This statement together with copies or the urmmsnd contract will be made public as soon as conmleted. W DAMAGI MOM MOUNTAIN FIRI. boil aromas. Cut. Oct. ilw‘l‘ho changing of the wind saved a town of thin tornado from certain destruc- tion from "lli' mountain fire which raped inwrmitiontiy from early irri- day mornin until late yesterday af- ternoon. it sly editors miles of sloop and valley lands. it ill estimated. were burned over last night and until the substance or the flames yesterday aft lemma and it is nip.thnt in all lite odiilll‘e miles have been devastated. W ital”? ARRWAL 0F Vlulb‘. NW YORK Dot. 9.“AMVM? Simmer Friedrich deform». from .I M Liii-onion 1nd Chisinau. , an. sand in preparing a statement soil forth the conditions and reasons for. MW in Potion Y0 of specially selected overcoatings proofed. ' Fall styles now ready. 98 Washington Street. Rt time, 31.75 per hbl. at 28c down. and good. Cranberries, 2 qts.. 25c. Sweet Cider. now going, 25: gal. Fine lot Shoulders. and please. 20 North Main St, So. Norwaik. Phone 143. ”WWW ,. 11,, mun mm M « . . ...,. - u s Ditties , it Young Men cut 46 inches long. shaped-to-waist, deep center vent, creased sides wrth Hare; also conservative models—some Some particularly rich Cheese now on sale. .. ...»mm .. ,, . til. limit] ' ‘ .~ has been the keynote oi the sac» cess of our Young Men‘s Depart- ment. This season yen have only: to look over our great number of- styles and wonderful.- assortment. ‘ y of fabrics to realize that here you , . ‘ can surely suit your taste as well .. ‘ ., _‘ as your purse. . - Every garment is snappy-é brimful of smartncss, exclusive in design and the, fit you will not be able to have surpassed—if equal- 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 SUITS of extra smart single or double- breasted cut, with or without cen- ter vent, finished with broad la- peis. wide collar and athletic shoulders; made of handsomely patterned worsteds, cheviots and‘ tweeds, . ’ At $10 to $20. UNG MEN‘S OVERCOATS of fashionable weaves and colors, “Cravenette” rain- $10 to $42.50. SHOES FOR MAN OR BOY. £3 ‘ South Norwalk. K ’8, Cheap at. 60c basket. Cooking Eggs A frelh lot of Drake's Cake now in. Bolted Ham, sliced on our machine, new stock in. What will it be? Hope to nerve LORENZO DIBBLE Telephone Call 26-4. I 49.Fort St, East Norwalk. Phone 319-3. 36 Washington Street. A... . .. .. lav Tilt GREAT ANTlSEPTIC CATARRI'l 0mm a v Throat. Quinn on costs an, ”filltlshach lluxedliglits We have a full line of Wolsbnch goods to show you. The Reed d Volk Electrical Compass. Cit-28 “to .8er i ' magmas 'BRQ‘NQMISJ'” ceasevmleN' = “III I I salt» was}; Grip and Plenum out o! the figlIWJgomfimmw 125 0.088 50¢. no WNW fowl-pneumaumumwa 4 8. l’. 3108“” I 00., muons. m w ‘ ' Opp. Telephone Exchange. ‘ ASTHMA “10"“ 9 fl .. ’it' Selleck 8- Price, ll HEAD-TO-FOOTERS, . litufélfli'kko .. sane 8mg ‘ Weekly Warrant, (for the arrest of orders, large or small). ‘ ~ Cooking Apples, Baldwin: and Greenings, at 250 peck. or for a short; Cheaper now, than three weeks from now. Selden Pears In good condition for doing up. Home Laid Eggs, 20 to 25 dozen to sell at 400 per d0zen. ‘1“! — ‘4. . United Grocery Dumpling, ""
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