5..
Order of the Sons of America. Will
iittendancc Is desired.
:1, in am
in all the now shadow effects and
loud Heuristics. Bergen. Veilingl. Ai-
batross, Granite Cloth. Venetians. Mo-
hairs and Briliisutines in all colors.
BLACK 3000:; IPECIALTY.
A OATIOFAOTOHY‘ TONIC '
may be difficult to find. Your one may
ho psoul 1i. Have no hesitation in any
little
.85.
-.--: ........ ...--. ‘ no. phéwt :r 0?th our phlllsiritlcn of
WM and ron
WEATHER MMABT. *‘ will prove just the thing your system
ulres. It cleanses the blood.
For Norwalk “d vicinity. —~Fair httgellgillel’is the nerves“ improves the
and slightly colder tonight and Fri- appetite.
day. The cold wave from the west The ingredients b“) Of high quality
has moved slowly southeastward dur “3‘2 giggle?! fling?!” proportions to
ing the past 24 hours. It has carried 3
fleeting temperatures as far south lasl 50° THE BOTTLE-
Georgia. Atlanta. Ga reported am
Imunl temperature of 30. which is n8l
degrees colder than in New Haven W {‘78 am I!
F‘ros'is were reported as far south as
Vicksburg. Mississippi and Monigo
inery. Ala. Light snow has fallen in! ‘ “Isl. _ i”.
the lake region during the past 23E .
hours, but the weather is now clearing 8 North Main Direct. 1-." 026—3
In that section. Conditions favor for
”“3 vicinity m" and 001“" weather Connections for all north and south
with freezing temperatures bound cars can be made at our store
Frederick Bolts, of Norwolk. is
State Secretary Charles H. Adams,
of South Norwalk. attended the meet
ing of Leeds Council, Order of United
American Mechanics, In Stamford,
Gustave Pitzer has had the front with other WE“, olllcers, Tuugday eve-
of his barber shop painted a rich, dark ning.
red.
spending the day In New York.
—Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Lincoln Council. No 4. 0. U. A M..
Mrs Philip Kornladi, of 19 Taylor will meet tomorrow night for their
avenue, has gone to New York to visit regular session. at which time the sec
friends. and degree will be conferred. Every
member is urged to be present to wit»
Sherman Council, Royal Arcanum, sees the work
will meet as usual this evening, in
Red Men‘s Hail.
Olive Branch Lodge, Knights of
Pythias. will hold its regular session,
this evening
Captain Nelson Lawson. of Wood
ward avenue, is quite sick at his home
as the result of complications arising
from an attack of gastritis. His daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Van Riper. returned
from Derby to hostel. in caring for
h m.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
George Walker, 262 East avenue Fri —--~—-—
day. at 3 o'clock. ! Quite a crowd collected today in
. ~— South Main street to watch the work
Miss Bessie Schumann. of illusion done by M Ellsworth Taber, a Bohe-
bul‘y, is visiting Mr and Mrs. Charles mien artist. who is an expert in castra-
Schumann. of Main street. nography. Taber engraves Bristol
his dexterity caused considerable in.
teresL
Oscar Edwards of Kingston New
York, a wall known traveling sales
man. was in town yesterday.
H
Miss Ada Elliott. of Norwalk. is his remedy ever offered suffering bu:
spending a few days in Southport with mauity Cures indiseatlon. 0095"”
friends and relatives ticn. headache, stomach disorders
. That's what Hollister‘s Rock Moun
Mr and Mrs C. B. Keeler of Mill Iain Tea will do. Tea or To lots, 35
Plain spent Sunday with their daugh- cents Plaisied's Drug Store
ter. Mtg Reed Flynn, South Norwalit *-
, .2 .> . , - ‘ ‘ At the rognlar prayer meeting in the
Washington,Calnp. No. 11, Patriotic email Norwalii Congregational Church,
tonight at'f: so. the pastor. Rev. (‘liar-
les 8. MacFariand. will commence a
series of lectures on “The Tobehing of
Jesus." The subject will be ‘The
Nature of the Infaliibiiity of Jesus'
Teaching.
m—
hold a regular meeting. this evening.
Rev, A. A. llathbury and wife, of
Clinton. are guests at Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick W. F. Andrews, of Westport
avenue.
...——
- The New Haven battalion of the
Cockenpe Tribe 1 o n, M., of Nor- Second infantry. C. N. 0.. have shim
walk. will meet Friday night There doned their plan to have a carnival of
are four candidates for the Warriors music and roller akatlus at the armory
Degree in that city. This is' in consequence
of an order from the aillutant- general
A regular meeting of Banner Coun- forbidding any use of the armory for
(9" No 54 D of b will be held to. other than militari purposes.
night In My'siic Chain Hall, A full .__.___._
No sickly women or weak men will
...—.... ever regret taking Holllster's liocky
Charles and Cleriincc Seymour. of Mountain Tea. W“ brought hallm-
gmnh Norwalk ,1... making a brief nose to thousands of homes. Tea or
visit with their cousin Mrs W 13 Per Tablets. 36 cents. Plotstods Drug
ry. in Southport.
A regular meeting of the Hospital The Harstrom School Football team
Whisi Club will be held with Mrs. got in its first practice after reor-
Johu u Ferris, at Cobble cottage. Bell sanizntion last evenins. Owing to the
Island Friday] October 12. iii 3 p m Happiness of the ground only almnl'
---—-——-— work was indulged in. The team will
The plans and apprjiflnnflong for the get right down to hardwmk. however,
new Town High sthool can be found just as soon as practicable The lentil
at the office of the Norwalk whiar suits are expected in a few days
commissioners. Norwnllt. as well as m _
A new type of revolving electrical-
iy lighted trolley our light. for desigv
natluga car's destitlntion. built by K.
William Mansflel . the well known
Norwalk electrlci .is being tried on
one of the cars of the Norwalk system.
Mr Mansfield is also the inventor of
it very lino electric switch signal
which has been tried oiit for several
months on the local system.
Rev, C. K. Flanders will most the
evangelistic clients at the South Nor-
waik ilapiisi (‘hurch prayer meeting
this evening st 7246. "file new books
will be iiiltiin up and the first half hour;
of tho service will be devoted to it
vigorous rehearsal.
be on hand to most and greet Mr
Flanders At the close of the meet
ing the deepens will hold on Inter
mill reception so that all hands may
meet personally the leader The pu-
of fit Paul's Church. this cvonillif. at tor Will conduct the, last lill'i 0' ill!
the Berkeley street chapel. This will erIcc , ,, ..
be the first meeting of the fall. The ‘ ' ,
line of Work for the winter will proba- ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘ . " ’ '-
biy be outlined in this time. it ls o:
pooled that! up was the use last year. ‘
there wiilhspmrsmofmoaihlyioof fEm E
ii w.
. {was it first; ’ .
flew Wanted for the Winter season.
reorient-ad operators on
illicit amiss iiw
SEWING Mir. "
in South Norwalk.
in the United Slam district court.
Lars Christenson. of New lklndon. has
filed a petition in bankruptcy His
assets are given as 02. 980 and his lin-
liilitics, $4. 304. Ill
The Men's Club of St Paul's Church
will hold its first full meeting fills
evening at tho ilerkciuy street chs lei.
'i‘liu session will be In charge of he
rector, liuv. “'illlll'llfl Blillib.’
(.iiiiiirou eat, sleep and grow after
inking iiollister' ii Rocky Mountain ’1‘.ou
Brings r y checks, laughing eyes
good hesiti and siren th. A tonic
for sickly children. on or Tablets
36 cents. _ ' Plulsied's Drug Store.
All men are cordially invited to at
tend the meeting of the Men's Club.
A
IUY IfIIRY ‘ IAINII’
”
l
Carpet coml
| In as ‘i
boards cards with a sharp knife and. A
Greatest ionic and strength produce. '
Everybody will On
Bavg myr titties .
was yireadtiflly on. with . p.
and It eased his bt‘eathlng and
cleared bis” threat. 1 wish av ly
mother had it li‘andy. i woul n't
, be without it In the house. ~Mrs
. Philip DeGarmo, Reveuu. N. Y.
All mounts-46°. 60c, 91.
r” 'r ‘4
lilitA‘llshs Shier TO new are
‘ TIM.
As Result 96. Brussels Carpet Opera-
tarot”, QR. birdie—Poland"
In ‘ 3,lliuss of Trouble.
THOM , October
11 -—-Nin i [re Brussels carpet wea-
vers stru Hartford
y here, giv
nyls depart-
ure loom ltbpfiipit 311:: “carpet
wenvla‘s overeat whirl old sys-
tem saint a wot-it it
through ”various lisp suits to that of
weaving. The new syn am is the en:-
plcyipg of. an experienced weaver as
an intimation
‘Ths first person to be instructed
way at Polaudor. who has been work
g in. theéfsctory for several yelrs.
boson instructions Monday. The
filters clalrn‘ It is not his nationality
object in. but that he has not
worked up in the regular way.
HON HENRY NEWTON
7 He was Today Boappolutod Referee
, In Bankruptcy.
HARTFORD 0c 11 .——Judge James
P. Flatt of‘tlio {luau States court.
stated today“ that be was just about
to send reappointment papers to Re-
feree Henry 0. Newton, as referee of
the bankruptcy court for New Haven
county. He said that the papers would
be sent to the referee this afternoon.
The appointment is for two years and
Judge Plait expressed his pleasure in
making the reappointment.
A special convocation of Washing-
ton Chapter, R. A. M., of Norwaik.
will probably .be held on Wednesday
night of next Week. The Mark Mal
tor Mason degree was conferred last
night at the regular session
WI
my H. Crane.
“testifies '
Violin . elitist.
(Prlvpts pupil. 3 you- with H. H.
Hsmusns. I load Conss'v‘itosy
of Music, ”parkland. wit start
class doth Norwsik.12 yuan
teacher." Special toms to first this
studying. Oimiihsitsd. Regular pu
plip' recitals. Msnndeiln club to form
at once. Addm
8M FAINFIELO “OVEN" IRIOOEPORT.
Willi Not Bull Your
Own Home?
Rents arc advancing all the time.
and desirable apartments are becom
ing scarcer every day. We have a
. number of very desirable homes for
sale, and can make the terms
and
price right.
. J. M. Layton 85 00.,
. INCORPORATED.
fi‘zrrq‘ay o 1 ..
6 Railroad Avenue. ‘06. Norwsiit
HOYT’S THEATRE
r W
FRIDAY. OCT. 12.
BILLY B. VAN
in the New
Inn ND BOY.
Tho ass-en‘s' it Laughing Evont.
A Brand New show.
lock lay Ova. Tattoo Smith.
Lyrics b (:er Hand.
HEAR 'I'I-tl PO ULAR IONO HITB.
lkidoo.
Love Is s Wonderful Thing,
Take it Roll With Mo.
Nance. .
Holding Hands.
Jolly Littls Johnniss st tbs Btsps
or.
Prices ..... ........... 26s, 60v 760
First 4 flows in Orchestra ...... 81 00
b
HOYT'B THEATRE
THURIOAY NIGHT. OCT. ii.
I. l. OANi’INTIR
P resents
Tits Orsstsst of Ali Western Drsmso
AT all?!“ “it‘llit.
‘I’lis mm 91-457.; oMtio Century In
initial
geglalvlmml ‘p‘OOzN and ”Lil:
'NlOII...i........ ‘ill II.”¢,86¢.N¢
HOYT’S THEATRE
Tillie LAXATW BRUNO Oulnino
on lollies“ “1:100! on; We gem
stluiii Druggi ts refund money if it
fails to cure. . W GROWS signa-
stesd war ewi
also ch “slaw brmfw tgfris. Hi",
lore hi on mi: bus.
ginning about November 1st.
Aimlllilbll.
Sillilllli iiiiiili
1
OOVIINMINT UNIPIOTID.
Puller
L by a coin y making a business of
Ml O
hurling ills suites of the play me ,
Employ.“ , Consolidated Rall-
,, my Oompony Must Furnish
. 6100‘ security. ‘
The Consolidated Railway Company
has made such as in regard to its
method ,:of bond conductors. The
men emotoyedibv‘tho company have re-
, urinal word Outline company bulilili
. crossed their bonds from all) to 6/109.
"lbs; of the men are provided
that workup! it .is surmised by the
men that the reason for the increase
of bond Is that the company plans to
turn over all .01 Its work of supervision
of the. couductors to the bonding com
lI'll”; “Hartley‘s. lately. thoie hcuve been
and or prosecutions o conduc-
lot. or dishonor and the action of
the doinpab‘ylp t as protecting itself
has been unpopular with the people
of that city y. is believed that the
bonding climbs by Will pastime the
Work of employing spotters and ascer-
taini'p'g' the need of precautions in fu
ture and when. prosecutions become
necessary the edicts will fall on the
D ‘hondilig company and not on the Con-
jdsnli dieds
New badges are being issued to the
trolioymen in this state The new
badges are 'of the some general design
as the old ones. but are higher in
number Those which have come
thus for have been numbered above
1min) and the NbrWIch trolleyin‘en's
new badges are 1.600 and over.
it is said that the Consolidated com-
pany is under its new numbering at-
ment "dilating certain range of
num ers to each city where it has
1.1mm The new Haven men commence
with No. 1 and enough badges are ill
lowed there l‘or all the regular and
spare men and this plan is followed
oi around the state. There are about
«...... -.. ~.-......_
Clio
Assessors Notice.
We. the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Norw Ik. that they are required
by law to d liver to the assessors or
either of them. on or before the int
day of November, 1906. a written or
printed list, dated, sighed. and sworn
to, of all the property owned by them
an the ilm- 'dsyiisi October loos lis
hie to bulimia. making it description
at all the ’res‘l estpte. each parcel be
itlg sop If described
N. B.-'-Li b any be returned to the
assessors. it the Council Room, Hav
lisnd aired on. Nor-walk, from and
including r 16, 1900. to and in
eluding November 1.1906,sald since
to be open from 10*:00 to 12: 00 o ’,clock
a. in. and frcmlzllil ibtrilil oclock.
p at; onSsturdsystrom'i:00ioe.00
o'clock in the evening. and Thursday.
Novemberl i. from 7: 00to9p m.
Conn 0%?"h8‘ UN 0 E
' A. 1‘ LL 3,
GEOROE H. VOSBURCH,
08 21ft Assessors
* Tenn
Assessois’ Notice.
We. the undersigned. hereby give
native to oil persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of
Norwalk. that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors, or either
of them on or before the first day of
November. 1906, a written or printed
Ilst. dated. signed. and sworn to. of
all property owned by them on the
“if!“ day of October, 1908, liable to tax-
a on.
assessors, at the usessors office.
Town Hall building Norwalk, and at
the Council Room. Haviiand street.
South Norwalk, from and including
October is, 1906, to and including No
vember 1,1900.sald offices to be open
from 10: 00 to 12:00 oclock a. in, and
from 2:00 to 6: 00 o‘clock p m.. all
days of the week (Sundays excepted)
and on Saturdays and on Noyembor
l, 1906. from 7:00 until 9 00 ociock
in the evening.
19listed nt'NOI'Wle. Conn, October 3.
06.
WilllllAM G. CROCKE'I‘T,
0. W. RAYMOND.
lBAAC BELLECK.
Assessors.
a Full Line oi ,.
and FumlSIiiilcs
at Popular Prices.
ii iiiillliEB
’13
ll NO. MAIN 6T. 80. NORENALK.
HIAO TO FOOT FURNIOHIRO.
lit in in ii
Blink Slut ills
ifaiii
Moot
VOU CAN NOT DO IITTIN THAN A
~ orswosr.
oorusosv. corona T16, w. M «I'm 0 on s will
A'i‘iN sup man, pisses you. that we wliEoiiu ’ dz".
barrier .. rat: " "r" ......
and "limit... 25:.,"°‘”"' ."l'ri slavlgak to foil. look lino com-
kWh "i'i " ' ‘ ‘
Oil I .
l ' ‘ JENNA ' pm enlist gr Tbs Last 5“" OI “R'D'T-
it“ I,” .
The on Cam Isak .
tbs Ollie: Icy bow ills Isii " 3' ANNE & 50".
‘HIIO ALI. «swam . N ”a" are.
“AWN ......... ... 1Mfln42~1flWQfiM
IVINlNO function". ”E ”mug-”mm
Dated at ill a bCIl’yl” of South Norwaili. , ‘ ’ J
N. B.—-Lists may be returned to the ‘
Men’ 5 and Boos suits ‘ A
prepares Mogul: {or bovine:- and
gaugndusin
EWP‘; il. l;
NPR mjm ll
A list for the
New Minion system. though this num.
her is exceeded in summer time.
TESTING MAIL CATCHERB.
CHlQA‘GO. Oct. 11 .~—'i‘he commission
nppoilitsll by the postmaster- general
to adopt a device for the exchange of
mails at. stations where trains do not
stop will arrive in Chicago today and
will soon begin a series of tests of
various inventions, The need of snob
a device has been emphaisined duringi .
the lust yeui by several wrecks which
have cost several livaa.
occurred from mall sacks which were
thrown from trains and which rebound
ed, being drawn by- suction under the
cars and dcraillng them. i
GUNS AND" ‘
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of‘ single
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammorless guns from
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up. I
A fresh lot of ammunition in
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at.
all
Norwaiii liardw‘ar‘e Go.
39 Main St
‘ os’vm iv harness
Nomi! pinata;-
lnd Embdlmsr.
iii North Mnin or. com Norwslk.
Residence, 6 Washington fitmt.
Telephone st house, 1354}.
i
A Simple Fact Simply Stated
about
Correct Clothes for Men.
Stop in and let us try on one
of the new fall suck coats. in
your size. and you are sure of
a true iii—for every size is
graded Into the smallest possible
variation of measurement.
Open Monday, Wednesday,
and Saturday Evenings
JUSEPH illilS
.iiii'i.
South
The wrecks '
occur admin mama's campus. .
....l “..Jr .' e..:i;pm
WE DEV
PL. “008‘ EIPlNG GOODS. TH
THE THRIFTY HOOOEWIFE BEGIN
lTBMS NEEDED.
QTORE i5 OUT FOR A GOOD SHAR
INO YOU SUCH VALUEO AS THE
IF IN NIEDDFW TOWILI
gTE THIS AD. ENTIRE
l’vievcarU tooN molt” towels to the house.
They cannot Always be bought at such
prices as these:
50 doz. bleached buck towels. size
36 In. by 18‘In.‘ While they last at 100.
All linen unbleached stable tow«
sis. value 17c each. for 12%c each.
We have Justrsecured a few more
of these real Russian crash towels.
to sell for 17¢ each.
An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel, special for 26c
each.
YOUR TABLE LINEN
, . MW, . .
LY 'ro viii. EXFLOWINO%P 61‘s.
a coupon is «our ass (With
a To Mars res? iiiAilv Aime
Title is voun nonsmokers trials. one it
a on uslugss or art-s
FOLLO O: i: m
A “in 'léoi‘n damask linen. at in.
wide. clover leaf design, the file grade
at 59c yd.
72 in. half bleached loom dam
in in design. very heavy' duality.“ spe-
ciai at 75c yd.
70 in. bleached table linen filth
open work border, value 76o yd. for
5% yard. . - g .
BUY BED SPREADB NOW, ‘ .
, Every Item of bed spreads offered
in this ad. is priced at a libei'T r:-
auction from normal prices.
ing In this store during the next?"
(ii
should be some busy bed spread
and ya
.6 Wuhl
. Ali. -
"Once,
MR5- ; Why
Has received “'Carliiad of
fins iieaiy [rack and (Beach
. titties.
and they can be seen at
Stables in cultivable.
A Maui-“w.
W
A not Of an titties
lo M “M“ 03.73007“. mm
MM n ml out:
‘0 m {a “II.
lumps I. sou-om.
"rowan-r... err"
"NWWOMSM
Arousal: owl truss-yr r: up
also they begin“. to rebuff
issiio thsiu comforts o ,
than sustains .
Toisplioos M-
y is emotion Option ii.“
Rooms 7 COM “swaths“ unit building.
omslk . coon.
“Imgosroppommau st convenience
mom
in-..»
«rim tumon'ihsns
OPPORTUNITY.
We take a liberal loss on our legit-
Imate profit here with a view to dou-
bling our linen sales—Thus:
54 in. unbleached damask. for fine
a.rd
62 In, unbleached damask a 69c
grade, at 500 yd.
83 85 Whington Sect.
Umbrellas
Umbrellas are as necessary in a way as bread and butter.
We buy nibreilas direct from the manufacturer and for this rea-
son cnn give you” the very best values on the market at the lowest prices.
Our dollar umbrella in 26 in. and 28 In. sizes is a great winner, and can he
had In a good variety of handles.
NERYANaco
86 Washington St. So. Norwsllc.
days. ~
Medium weight honeycomb; hed-
spreads. just a. few remain, for 890. ,
vs no 61. 86, for $1.00.
xtra large also and heavy night
had spreads. handsome designs and
fine weaves, at 31.6 ‘i
Telephone 474.
M. 5. SMITH a COMPANY
i; 'i‘abll i.
We save THE “bong—parcels ARE morn.
' Look at the Specials.
Outing Flanncls, Flannclettes, Fleece Downs.
Flannel Blankets. Comfortsbiss.
Lace Curtains. .
Hosiery and Underwear.
Window Shades, Curtain Rods and Poles. Oil Cloths. Etc.
tits start-nominates
git Washington Street.
Coal '
There are numerous kinds of Coal.
HEAT, NO WASTE
Try a ton and be convinced The proof of the coal is in the burning.
PROVE OURS.
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPAN¥
woop ear. oars: airlift: A’No slalw
' : his :9 I
OURS IS THE GOOD KIND‘R‘ALL
fil..l.t
Bros.
Ia“~"s‘tw.‘vk 'lmvi“-'i
Mot
MEN"
the on e stock below cost for the benefit of tho
Creditors.
t1:This Sale cominoncea to-day and will last to sale days only.
M
THE FAIR CLOAK
l ’1'"
& FUR STORE,
as wasilnio'rdir sr. souru noswaax. . i
Mslso no Miami: 0 in. the Address. _ »
1M 4‘s l '
even: it isa a handset-£5
pulsation or com oi the bronchial inbo-
lungs—allied to asthma and fills most Wt
«macroeconomics. “bottles all ”been. _
medicine, and cough cures. loaded with 1 .
wummwmmmmdmumhdb our. 1.
«body an» internally only. ev’or‘ did or -
, “mum
noun. s-«iiiit. IMF-4.
my. 74. i
ours. 3mm BALM mine germicfde
atomisotriumphodinovery case for,
every Ilium-landfill OUR! tobsthoth
and chest with hot. class Balm every night. That is the w, :‘ ‘
mouse-s. Mm the inflammation, kills this gem. stops
counting and raising o! phlegm. restoring the lungs up ‘
«youth. Oat the 60s or $1.00 bottle. keep up the
molar a saw wash sad we musmaoudmp
Mme at quick consumption. Ito 01'0le
B. If. Jackson t (In.
Phone in. ca walrus ST. scum soawatit, -'
Concrete, Asphalt, Camellia
Gravel, "
Blue Stone walks Laid,
Curb Gutter and Paviiig Set.
Raymond
is?
A very hesvy grade of crib sprth’ds, ‘
Norwalk Chronicler