Pure
i 1311 Clean
[1119’s
51 WASHINGTON 8T.
Local Newslnies
Miss F1ances Hoyt, of Raymond
Brothers' force of clerks, is enjoying a
day' s vacation.
Harry alcom. of William C. Baur’s
pharmacy, Norwalk, has returned from
a week's vacation.
The Pine Lodge Whist Club will be
entertained next Tuesday by Mrs. J.
'l‘. Prowltt, of Elmcrcst. Norwalk.
Henry P. Shields Robert Morton,
James 'l‘ully and Charles Lockwood at-
tended the theatre in Bridgeport, last
night.
Norwalk Lodge, No. 709. Brotherhood
of Protective Ordet of Elks, will hold
its monthly session. this evening at 8
o 'elock.
Christian Swartz and .i. lrving Dib~
ble have completed the work of audio
ing the books of the South Norwaik
Savings Bank.
The new rooms of the Nutmeg Cub
at the corner of Wall and Main streets
are being overhauled by Painter Hen
man Schmidt.
St. Paul's Church has been holding a
very successful rummage sale at 34
Main street. Norwaik One day‘s re-
ceipts amounted to £90. .
Butler Lodge, No. 97. Independent
Older of Odd Fellows, will have its
weekly meeting, this evening. at the
hall in Washington street.
Washington Chapter. hoyni Arch Ma-
sons, will hold a regular communica-
tion to-night, when the mark master
masons' degree will be conferred.
Julius Fleiscl1mnnn,. of Westport.
was admitted to the Norwalk Hospital
today, to be operated on by Dr. Du-
morticr for a growth on the neck.
_.—.._
A 111ccting oi' the committee was
held last evening at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church to arrange for the
anniversaries October 15, 16 and 17.
A meeting of Smith Norwalk Con»
clove. improved Order of Hcptasophs.
will be held. this evening at. 8 o'clock.
in Mystic Chain i-inll. Washington
street. ,
-Steinway and Jewctt i’ianos. Stein.
cri's, 6 South Main St.
Dr. Edward Everett Smith and fam-
ily and patients, who huvc1 been spouti-
ing tht1 summer in thc While Mourr
talus. have rcturncd to South Wilton
for the winter.
Simon Mangln was arrested yester-
day afternoon in out1 of the Ferris Coal
Company's bins 11nd charged with
drunkenness. This morning he was
lined $3 and costs.
Max House, of lluluth, Minn, one of
the most popular studcnts of the Har-
strom school, has returned to Norwaik
to resume his studies 11nd will prob.
11ny remain l1111't.1 during the winter.
\
A special molding of tin1 South Nor
walk Fire Police will he held this ev-
ening for the purpose of having an in-
npcction of uniforms previous to the
parade in Wcatport next week Wed-
nesday afternoon.
The ()111rlook Academy (tuitbuil
team was to hnvt1 lint-1i 11p against th11
\Sinntiord High School this afternoon
;
on the East 111111111111 field. but. the wet
weather has picvunlcd. The game
will probably be. played off later
Norwalk baseball enthusiasts are
you 111111 l1 lntttrcstcd in the world's
championship baseball ironies between
tht- (hi1 ago Americans and Nationals,
’l'hc lirat game was played yesterday.
and was wun by the Americans by the
score of 2 to l.
A, I13, Austin's horsc. which ran away
in chl 111111111111 yesterday afternoon.
was captured at, the corner of with
inn-111 by Thomas L Osborn 111111 A. J
Williams. 'lhc animal hail upsct the
carriage by 111illtltng with thcl lulled
811111111 mail wagon and was thrown
The only 1111111111111 from the runaway
was a hrokcn carriage."
Mrs. Clark M, Ely. of Chestnut Hill
“11111111 N111w11ll1. who 11111111 to Spring
ticld,Mnss..s1-v11rnl days ago on a va-
olilon hip and while there1 was taken
iii of pit-urn pneumonia. in new believ-
ed to iii' gutting along nicely. it is
expected that she will remain there
about a month lhongcr. Mr. Ely. Who
bu been with hor for several days.
returned home Monday night.
FOR THIS WIIK ONLY.
We will all.
Fowler for 70.
«11111 of purohni M11.
111. quality we '11 not“.
Mm
.. t 1‘
~: oust wh not protect yourself}
.. turn and Household Goods for three
.. you“ against ion or damage by Flu
' to the amount of 8350.00 and in that
proportion for a larger sum.
' portions of the Forest. will hold a reg-
: ui‘nr meeting. this evening, at 8 o “clock
‘ N. 3..
‘ ‘ Samuel Benedict, of South Main street.
. nurses at. the Norwalk Hospital.
high-undo Tuluum
JIM. can do this on no-
my. quantity.
.. WM
For .10 you can insure your Furni-
Very Respectfully,
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
Real Estate and insurance Agents,
74 Washington Street,
Telephone No. 213-2
”W
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, Com-
_—~—-—
Mrs, Rcbeccu A. irons. of Freehold,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Alice King, superintendent of
is
expected to return from her vacation
today.
Harry Mitchell, who has been an—
dergoing treatment for lumhtigo at the
Norwalk Hospital, has been (lis-
charged.
Dr. Fairchlld, who foil and severely
cut. his head a couple1 of days ago in
Norwalk. was discharged from the
Norwalk Hospital today,
Arthur Women, who was severely
burned in a gas explosion at Ahru~
bums' grocery store. has been discharg-
cd from the Norwulk Hospital,
lN BOTTLE: GIRL TOOK
DRINK
WASP
She Bit It in Two, But Wasp Bit
Her, Too.
NEW LONDON. Oct. 10.-—One New
London young woman who is fond of
outings in the open is likely to be taro.
l'ul how she thinks from a bottle even i
when thete is nothing suongor than
cold tea or coffee in the bottle. in the
future. A few days ago with a c0111-
panlon she took a lunch out on u
projecting ledge ot’ cooks at Ocean
Beach and when lunch time came the
food and liquid refreshments were:
opened and the meal commenced.
Each of the picnickers had a bot-
tic. of tea or coffee and from this
moistened thcir meal with old fashion-
ed swigs which had a greater relish
from their H11<:1111venti0nnlily. thn
the young womcn were observing the
view across tht1 Sound an investigating
wasp appeared and sccntiug the sweet.
enod col‘lec dove down th11 neck of the
bottle and was hidden from view when
the maiden next uptilted the glass rc-
cepincle.
She was not long in ignorance of
tho wasp's proximity, however, as she
felt some strange body
the bottle into her mouth and at first
thought she had cut her lip on tht1
edge of the bottle. Just as precaution,
however, she shut her teeth together
at the. slcndcr waletdine. The business
end of the insect remained outside her
teeth and sht1 succeeded in expector-
atiug the rest of the insect with the
exception of his stinger. which re
mained in her lip and had to be ex-
tractcd by her companion.
SEEK EJECTMENT 0F HARTFORD
TELEGRAM.
Suit to Get Pouisuion of Place 01:-
cupied by Newspaper.
Arthur 1.. Shi 11111111 and John T. [11111.
inson, trustees f the estate 11f D. 11‘.
Robinson, yesterday thought a suit of
summary process of ciccimcut against
the Hartford Telegram Company on
Central itmv.llartio1'd, which occu
pies premises in the control of the
trustees. Judgment for the possession
of the. premises with costs is asked
and yesterday Clerk lioss, of the city,
court, issued the writ. of summary
process. The writ ullcucs that tho
llnrtlord ’i‘clegram Company on June
30. 1903, executed a lease for the store 1
and basement at No. 11’. (icntrnl itow.
and the building in the rear. for five,
years from April i. 1904. at a l‘t'illill
of $100 a month and failed to pay the ,
mouth' a rout due September ll T wen-
it)'1tiil(‘ days have elapsed. the lease
has expired and t1.11'111i11at1.11i. A, ll.
Wilson is coicrcd for the trustees and]
'l‘houms .i. Speiiacy for the dcfcndant
corporation.
LOCOMOBILE DAMAGED BY FIRE.1
William M, Martin. of West Avenue
Came Near Losing His Car.
The lmroumhilo car of William M.
Martin. of West 11111111111. llnd quitc 11
narrow 11111-111111 from bring burned 11p
in Stamford 11 low dais 111:0. Mr. Mur-
tuin stopped to have 111111111 butler Kim”
lint- put in the supply tank, the old
being 11ll11111d by tho 1.1111111th 11111111111 in
run in tho sin-nit About that. ”11111
11 1111111. said to ho 11 11111111111 citiployo.
cumc along and llulitcd 11 tlgar. throw-
ing tho thatch lltotmhilcssly on 1h:1
ground. in 1111 instant ii111r11 was a
flash and ti: 11111111 wcrc ticking on about
the automobile ’lbc machim1 was
pushed out of range 1111 noon 1111 pos-
i-liMi' but not iwfoto tho paint.i111d
bet-11 cousldciahly sc-.o1'1hcii
Fine Assortment of .
Local , Post cards
251: a doz.
new LEATHER Poe'r CARD!) .. tic
NOVELS
By Mrs. Georgia Sheldon and Charles
Gui-vice.
10o EACH.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUBIC STORE.
Donovan stock. 134 w-nhlngton M.
l Agent 11.111 Crescent Laundry.
Foot nan;
65cup
COLEMAN’S
NIWI ITORI.
10 North Main sum. tooth Nam-lit.
Agent for A. e. ”IIIMIIII'I lunbaii
Started in Berlin at Noon Today by
international Aeronautic Society.
BERLIN. Oct. 10 mA race between
balloons and automobiles was started
at noon today, as 1111 exhibition for
the members of the intc1nationsl Acr-
onantic Society by the balloon corps
of the military transport department.
The balloons were sent up from the
parade ground at ’I‘cgel, seven miles
north of Berlin. at intervals of fifteen
minutes. Four balloonl. each of two
hundred cubic metre capacity and euro
rying two officers and an assistant 11111-
pire took part in the content. As such
balloon. with a b10ud, designating pen-
nant. shot up and sailed away in the
dimotlon of Hamburg bailore a sixteen
miles' breeze. fem, and 111' one Instanct1
ilvo automobiles. flying the coiois ol‘
the balloon and posted on roads 111i-
,111c.cnt to the. pnlnde ground, followed,
so that within an hour seventeen auto-
mlbiles, chosen from numerous en-
tries, were speeding after the nirshlps.
Among those in the automobiles were
Prince von Salm-Snlm, Prince Ernest
von SuxeAllcnburg and Duke Alolf
Friedrich of Mecklchurg-Schwerin
Prince Henry oi Prussia, who was to
have taken part in the contest, was
Recently Attacked Tuoulncon.
VICTORIA,'B. 0., Oct. it).— Fresh
outbreaks of boxers are reported in
North China in districts west of Pen
kin according to mail advices receiv-
ed hero. M. Stephenson, ti mission-
ary at Tsoninpslon. Sophingchnu, writ-
es that boxers have been drilling for
linonths in the hills near there and re-
ccntly attacked 'l‘souincen. The box~
ere rushed into the city shouting “Kill
the foreigners." The foreign commuu~
ity. two missionaries and four women,
escaped to tho magistr'ates ynmcn A
German army ilei1t.,enafit traveling in
the district. put himself 1at"tl1e bond
lot the yamou seldict'y, of 'whom ten
[had titles. as well as holnnd his ser—
vunl. "‘he lieutenant aridzhis small
lbnnd went to 11 temple in1tho early
lnloruing 11nd there were attacked by
the. boxers of whom 11 were killed and
many wounded and 42 taken prisoner.
WlREs NOT TO GO UNDERGROUND
it. was learned yesterday that instead
lot placing the telephone, telegraph
land signal wires along the tracks of
the New Yo1k, New Haven and Hmt—
.iord Rallmad from Stamford to Wood
111 oers'numfl'q} 311111111111.
Have Been Drilling for Month- and
1luwn,wl1cro the electric system had
[been installed. in underground con-
i1iulis,thc poles are to be him cd hack
i111 enough mm the big feeder cables
to be safe {111111 ill effects of the high
voltage which will be darned on as
soon as the big electric trains start
active operations.
detained at Kiel on naval business.
Theoretically. each oi" the balloons
carried dispatches. while the nutomo
bilcs Were in the service of the enemy
and pursued them with the object oft
capturing them} If the ballonlsts at-
tcr landing bud twenty minutes in'
which to escape, they won. while the
automobiles won it’ they reached the
balloons within that period.
Edward Hendrick. the fourteen .i'ear
oliiAson of Mrs. lit‘unnic. Hendrick, of
L- 1111 strcct, w 111 has boon‘kec lug
CADET FROM CONNECT'CUT- 111m 11111110111101; gucssing for some tpune
Philip 1). Beach. seventeen i'illll‘fi. was arrested Monday evening by Con-
old 11 member of iht‘ class of 1907 in stable John .1 (‘oodwin on the charge
the ll1idgt-port lllsh Scl100|.lms lice" oi 111111111111. The officer has had tre-
dcaisnated for 11 «11101511111111 the Unit- iqucnt talks with 11111 11111 but nothing
(‘d States Military Academy at Amllllrlsccrucd to 111111111. him mind his ways.
0H8. by Congressman George L. Lillcy. llo 11-11111it1t1d at the lockup overnight.
pass out of :
and succeeded in dividing the wasp l
of Water bill y
pay elsewhere. the price we
vice we give.
Buy Oats
We are near——
Just as far as the
nearest letter-box
or telephone.
You can buy Grain and Feed for more money, or you can
The case was continued for one week.
ask. But you cannot equal
anywhere, the good quality of 0111' grains or the good sen-
' 11,9 and scvcral stocks i.
That; Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Loose [all
Wm. P.
Book and Stat
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
llule Bulls
Beers’
lonerv Stores.
15 So. Main St. 80. Nomadic
.4 =25}-
Merrill Night SchOol
OPENS OCTOBER 2. 1906.
Classes in
BOOKKEEPING. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, PEN-
MANSHIP, ARITHMETIC, GRAMMAR,
SPELLING.
Tuition. $5.00 per month.
Address. MERR
United Bank Building,
All Books Free.
SEND FOR ENROLLMENT BLANK, NOW.
ILL COLLEGE. 1.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Bowker's
ill WATER STREET
c611. AND wooofi
AGENTS FOR
Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield 81 Son.
Owners of
M
and Opening Goodn- .,
l
Safe Deposit Box
Real Estate
Should keep their Deeds. Insurance Poli-
cieu and otherjmportant paper. cafe
from fire. burglar. and prying eyes.
by renting a
l
the
South Norralk Trust Country.
9; WASHINGTON 31'. SOUTH NORWALK.
1
Boxes large enough for deed. and [incur-
uncc policies. 9! a your.
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 these minor ailments
into a more serious illness can
often be arrested by the use of 11
HOT WATER
BOTTLE
As 11 weekly special we are
offering a high-grade hot water
bottle. made from tho best stock,
re-inforccd top, bottom and
scams, guaranteed for one year.
These are salesmcn‘s samples
and we have only it limited sup«
ply for sale at
690
the Ollffordi’lurmacy
TELEPHONE, 15—2.
Piatner 11 Bradley. Props.
”WW
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREI‘ T 10:10 a m.——Flrst
prices of stocks showed little change
from last night and significant gains
and losses were mixed 111111 business
was light. There were advances of
about 11 point in National Load and
American ice and Th1 in Smelling.
WALL STREET. it a. m.-A fair
amounl ot’ protnincnco was given to the
specialties. but they did not by any
means monopolize the dealings as they
had 1'11c1-11tly. Smelling was about
the only stock of the group in which
the movement attracted large atten-
tion. in tho railroad list. Union Pa-
cil'lc was the feature. Business was
in the main of limited proportions.
WALL STREET. Noon—A sagging
tcnticncy 11f priccs was reversed by the
influencc of large buying of Union P11-
cilic. which carried it 111) 2% above
till). Northwcsicrn rose {1, St. Paul
Prices re-
ccdcd slightly before noon. Bonds
were firm.
\VALL S'l‘itifili'l‘. l p. n1.,—Wl1en the
rise in t'nion i‘acilir halted, St. Paul
was put forward as :1 leader 11ml moved
up 2 Mi. i-‘cunsylvaula was also
Delight heavily. but the influence of
these movements was small. the rust
of tbt1 list remaining practically mo-
tioulcss.
SOME lNTERESTING READING.
Books for October, 1906. Ready for
Distribution at the Norwalk
Library.
Religion,
Brooks. Phillips.
The Law of Growth and Othcr Scr-
mons.
Education.
l1).l1'11l (‘hailcs \‘lillialll,
l‘ducational it11io1'1.11 Esnys and
Addresses
James. William.
Talks to 'i‘cachcrs on Psychology
and to Students on Some of Life‘s
lssucs.
Science.
\Valmslcy. ll. Mullincuux,
The idlm-tric Current, How Produced
and How Used.
(irons. Karl,
The Play of Animals.
iiallnrd. Julia 1‘..
Among the Moths and Buttcrilics.
Games and Amusements.
Miles. Eustace,
itacqucts, 'l‘cunis and Squash.
Literature.
(Yunnan. llliss, cdltor.
T1111 World‘s best i’octry.
lbscu. licurlk.
Emperor 11nd Galilean.
Lady lngcr of Ostmt.
’I‘l111 Vikings at liclgelund.
The Pretenders.
’l‘hc League of Youth.
The Pillars of Society.
A Doll’s llouse.
Peer (lynt.
Rosnu-rsholm.
The Lady From the. Son.
Hedda tiabler.
Travel
Clark. Francis lit,
0111 .'iou1ncy Amund the World.
Biography.
ldnrlc, l‘llui', sunburn. F. ii, (Hilton,
Memoirs or Pliny Earle, M. 1).
(Willie Hitchcock l'latt, Late Sona-
tor t'1'11111 (‘11111111cticut.
liarunrd. 'l‘ifl‘any. Francis,
Charles Francis linrnurd. 11 Sketch
of ills Lifc and Work.
Fiction.
llarucs. James.
The llupurdonablo War.
llni'r, Robert.
The ’l‘riumphs of Eugene V11l1110nt.
lluruoit, Frances ilodgson.
Knihlocn.
Lindsay‘s Luck.
i’l‘t'iiy i’oily l’cmbcrtnn.
i)11 L11 i'ttslurc. Mrs. Henry.
The Man From America.
llunu. Martini Baker,
Mcmory Street.
The Adventures of Elizabeth
itugou.
li‘ogtmzaro. Antonio.
The Saint ill Bantu).
ilarristm. Mrs, iiurton.
The Circle of ii Century.
Iinwclls. W. 1).,
Quputlonablc Shapes (short stories).
Homo. Fergus,
The Red Window.
Jackson. Charles Ross.
’l he Third Degree.
.lohanon.0won1
Arrows of the Almighty.
Kingsley. Florence Morse.
Prisoners of the Sea.
Motilitchcon. George Burr.
Jane Cable.
Muckay. Katherine.
The stone of Destiny.
Morris. Frank.
Bliit.
A Man‘s Woman.
Payne. Will
ml
Boswell. Molly Elliot,
The Chateau of-Montplaisir.
5111111. George Bernard.
'l‘hu irrational Knot.
Sinclair May.
Audrey Craven. . ,
in
I.-
" ”'“REJ‘OLVE D?" Oval.
111111.111 on. Dear user: DEW
OUR OWN HORN BUT WE VE
GoTTllEl GoODS- if You
pour 811145111: ITJUSTComE
AROUND AND SEE
g“ EUJTER Bi? OWN
€711. \
I It!!!) 11‘ ’. L"
Q . .11
/I’/‘ 0117-7 ”/1“:
1r15 au5r A5 EASY FOR ONE FIRM IN 11151—
NE55 A5 FOR ANOTHER. ro “TALK” BUT WHEN
1r COMES To “MAKING GOOD" THAT’S Du'rca—
ENT. IT TAKES KNoWlNC—How. MONEY. AND A
GOOD NAME 10 GET THE 51:51" 1.1N1:5 or aooDs
iNTo'A “01112.11“ 15 A MISTAKE To THINK THAT
ANY MERCHANT CAN BUY ANY LINES or aooD5
HE WANTS To BUY. THE MAKERS or THE 111:5r
GOODS HUNT ros THE 111:5r 5rosc IN A rowa
To HANDLE raciatlass, AND WHEN A MANU-
FACTURER HA5 ONCE PLACED H15 LINE IN A
5ros1: THEREIT 5rAY5. ram 15 WHERE rue
KNOWiNG—HOW CoM1351N. THEN BILLS MUST 151:
PAID. THAT TAKES MONEY. THEN THE 5ros1:
Mu5r GlVElTS PARTRONS A SQUARE DEAL-—
GOOD 5rur roa ram MONEY. rHAr scacrs A
GOOD NAME. r111: 5ros1: rHAr HA5 T111251:
THREE THINC5——1<Now1NC—How MONEY AND A
GOOD NAME——BECOM-E5 r111: WHIRLPOOL lNTo
WHlCH THE 51:51" L1NE5 or 1100115 MADE DROP
AND MAY. LOOK AT THE 1.1N1:5 THAT HAVE
DROPPED lNTo OUR"WHIRLPO0L
Selleck'fl- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Rt 'Dthldt s Sroecru
Weakly Warrant. (for the arreut of orders, large or small). .
Cooking Apples, Baldwins and Drawings, at 25c pack, or for a short
time, $1.75 per bbl, Cheaper npw, th an three weeks from now.
'Selden Pears In good condition for doing up. Cheap at 60c basket.
Home Laid Eggs. 20 to 25 dozen to sell at 401: per dozen. Cooking Egg:
at 28c dozen. and good. '
Some particularly rich Cheese nowon sale.
Cranberries. 2 qts., 25c.
A fresh lot. of Drake's Cake now in.
Sweet Cider, now going. 25: gal.
Boiled Ham, sliced on our machine. new stock in.
Fine lot Shoulders. What will it be?
and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
3-.
_. .... _.._ _w~_.~...-. .A,
Hope to serve
.... . .. I..— m
1111111 1111111 131111111,
20 North Main St.;
80. Norwalk. East Norwaik.
Phone 143. Phone 319-3.
OOOOWNMWWW
49 Fort St.,
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked u n. 1111111111 application upon work or books.
Relief for strained and tired eyes tnuy be had Ind 1101111111; trouble
averted by wearing a pair of 011'
Proper Ola-sou. FLroporly Adjusted
Illumination I‘m.
Matching of unison Ind all Repairing I Specialty.
o. n. JACKSON,
Optician.
as WALL urns". MonWALK.’ mm.
Welshath Billed ll him”
We have 11 full line of Weisbsch solids to show you.
The Reed d't Volk Electrical Complain.
36 Washington Street. . l
CONVICTO KILLED IN PRISON.
Rand and William tiooncnhnry were
almost instantly killed and Ward
111! toll lorty feet to u close our.
Opp. Telephony Exchange. 1
nlckern and Charles Fulton were
. robubiy fatally hurt in Auburn prim
“attaining Falls: While Mun A110 111 by the givl at: 1111111105 11 scaffold-
Wh 11m. in no. yesterday persona.“s The inn
AUBURN.N 1.. Oct. 11141111111111.1111 convicts can!“ in whitewash-
111 the walls outside the tier, of cum
i
Norwalk Chronicler