bail-on. . ito . Venetians. Mo
hairs snd-Briilthn . in all colors.
BLACK 009 ‘ I
«4
WEATHER. 'l ‘ ‘ 'lmiflnd
‘ For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight and Sunday.~ A
trough of low pressure along the
Rocky Mountain slope is producing
1 considerable cloudy weather. with tie
ing temperature in the western and
central sections. An area of highprea.
sure central over New England oon-
tinnes toyroduoe coni.‘ pleasant weatir
er in the eastern sections. Conditions
favor for this vicinity fair weather.
with rising temperature.
~3lba. Shauider statinssc. Hayes“ . ‘
Market. .
Alonso W. Smith is again able to be
out after his reoontdllnoss. L
Collect pink stamps at the New York
grocery Go. See ad. .
,2 he barge Tidy .Addie has arrived
.in , a cargo of soft coal for the For-
ris Coal Company. . .
i Saturday specials at the Public Mar.
hot, Read the ad.
Mrs. Nora Reynolds of 7 Water
«street. Norwalk. was removed to the
Norwalk Hospital yesterday for treat-
ment. .
. Quality. look and right price is the
combination found in the Selleck &
Price clothing. Read the till;
F. E. Lockwood received 5,000 young
trout, yesterday, and immediately
plafizd them in the streams about Nor-
ws .
—~3 lbs. Shoulder Steak. 25c. Hayes'
Market.
Judge Henry W. Gregory, of Non.
walk. and 0. l. Bassett. of Wilton. are
on a partridge shooting expedition to
Weston. today. “ .
——Dunlap Del-bios. 0'Srien.
~~John H. Dakln. piano tuner. from ‘
New‘York. will be in town Monday,
Oct. '15, for the week. Telephone or
address Hotel Clifford.
‘Prohibltlon meeting Sunday after-
noon at 3:30 o'clock at the old Salva-
tion Army Hail. Washington street
1Bridge. Good singing and good speak-
ng. a r‘
' Children eat, sleep and grow after
taking Holllsier’s Rocky Mountain Ten.
Brings rosy cheeks, laughing eyes
good’h th arid-suction. -A tonic
‘ for slick! childreinh Tea or Tablets
35 cents. Plaisted’s Drug Store.
The Prohibitionists Town Commit-
tee will meet. at the old Salvation
Army Hall, Washington Street Bridge.
at 8 o'clock to-night. All Plohibl-
iionists are invited to meet with
them. 1....
Several candidates were initiated at
the meeting of Ophir Chapter. 0. E. 8..
last evening. At the conclusion of
the initiatory work a banquet was ser-
ved and the evening proved to be a
very piesant one. -
—-li‘rcsh Hams. lie 1b.; Fresh Hooks,
12c lb. Hayes' Market.
The case of Mrs. Stevenson, of East
Norwaik. who was arrested a couple
of days ago for drunkenness. was be-
fore the town court this morningw'l‘he
accused did not appear in court and a
bond of 010 was forfeited.
Greatest ionic and strength produc«
ing remedy ever offered suffering hu-
manity. ‘ Cures indigestion. constipa-
tion. headache. stomach disorders.
That's what Hollister's Rocky Moun-
tain Tea will do. Tea or Tablets. 35
cents. Plaisted’s Drug Store.
George K Vredenburg. of 10 Bay-
visw avenue, was removed to New
York city. yesterday morning, where
he underwent a serious operation last
evening at the Presbyterian Hospital.
Later reports are that he is doing nice-
iy.
No sickly women or weak men will
ever regret taking Holilster's Rocky
Mountain Ten. it's brought happi-
ncss to thousands of homes. Tea or
Tablets. 35 cents. l’lsisted’s Drug
‘Store. ,
At the home of her daughter, Mrs.
lesiie Smith. of Elmwood avenue. on
the evening of Tuesday. the. 9th. Mrs.
Adelaide ii. Allen entertained a few
friends in honor of- the eighty-eighth
unnivcranry of her birth. .Mrs. Allen
is fond of company and looks forward
to the annual gathering together of
friends. -
TO OUR! A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXA'i‘lVlil BR NO Quinine
'l‘ablela. Draggista‘rof dmonoy if it
fails to cure. ', iii. W. Ci OVE’S signa-
l
.‘I"
“.1
w ” All. use:
Wm Veilings. Ai-
‘ * ' “SEWING ‘Fiiléllillts' ‘
A. n v "i .
is sought bymryon‘e who tabs: ‘T ,
personal pride lathe perfection-
of their individual appaarnhcefi
Mlht’lpllm“ ‘9“
$1“th Alto" accountants
sANl’roL PREPARATIONS.
Tooth Powder .............. 26o
‘ Tooth Liquid ~. . . .. .250 and 500
Twihi’a‘m, ...... .......s‘sc
Tooth sun ........ '...."...35c
Toilet Powder ..............lbo
Bath" Powder .............. sou.
Face Cream .85o
Shaving Sticks ........ .950‘ "
”Step in and let us explain
Toilet‘Sosp ............'....2ilol .H
these preparations to you.
Eil- ii Kfliili i
.Tfnrung!.%‘i‘ 1; X _ i
9 North Main at. Tel. 029-4.
Connection for all; north and
south hound cars, on be made 3
It -m-'m'x w: l ic «i. \Mv‘iwr'fiéw
“P1 " ‘it’«r~
‘Wante'd tor the Winter season.
experienced operators on .
wool which
, . M . ,3 .
on ‘ ladies? ‘ goods L; tIpng ,rséason.
steady wo'rk, good prices. We will
also teach'a few bright girls. be-
ginning about November 1st.
ADDRESS, ‘
.uhdnun
.1 a.t*trtllt..v...‘;w
_..._......-.,‘...- -. -
Mrs. L. Emin Bailey was dischargelr
from the Hospital. today.
——-Crofut ill «Knapp Kate. O'Brien. '
George L. Woodward is able to b«
out again after his recent. quite sevc
re illness. Mr. Woodwardyhas no
yet fully regained his strength and it
will be’ several days before he return:
to his duties as teller at the National
Bank of Norwalk.
—-Pesrl Alpines. O'Brien.
W: George Show. the owner or iht
former Keeler property on Roion Hil
is working a section of It which we:
formerly woods. with a view to run
sing a street through and cutting tht
land on into building lots.
-——A good hat for little money. Bod
weil's. 54 Water St.
The following'are the changes Oi
service in the East Avenue Methodist
Church: There will be no class meet
ing at 9:30 a. in. until further notice;
The Epworth Lengths will meet at 0 p.
m., and the Sunday evening public ser-
vice will commence at, 7 p. m.
~—Crush Hats. O'Brien.
Colds are prevalent in Norwalk n1
the present time and while many an
unlisted only slightly others are con
fined to their homes and beds. Nearly
everyone on the street is talking thick
ly and lays the trouble to the quick
chanzo in the weather.
~Latest Spit Hats. O'Brien.
The recent cold nights have brought
out numerous fiilhin of woodcock on
their way to warmer climates and the
shooting about. Norwsik has been good.
The hunters have had good sport in
the woods and nearly all have some
thing to show for their trips.
~13 largo roots Celery for 10c. Hayes
Market.
Yesterday was Sinachns Tomoh in
Hebraic calendars. the” feast of tho
iieioicing of the Law. which is an an
clout. Mosaic custom of orthodox Jews.
The day is celebrated by the drinking
of wine and in the synagogues is held
a procession with the scrolls of the
Torah.
—-Dr. Dick's euros malaria.
(‘uptllln George A. Cornell, of Hart
ford, was‘ in Norwaik, yesterday. in-
specting the state property in the Ar
mory. Company D’s was looked over
yesterday morning. and Company 9's
in the afternoon. The blue blouses not
condemned as being unfit for use were
sent to New York to have new collars
piacml on them.
well. in North Main street.
“llhduhhk
: goo} Etc.
*rket.
“Mrs. Charles Ferris. Washington
1-11.. has purchased Olli! of the famous
Krdnit-h 1 Bach Pianos from our pop-
ular music denier. Mrs. J. W. Stud-
Primc Rib Roast. . . .12 to 16¢ lb.
Porter-house Steak .......18c lb.
Sirloin Steak ....... 16c lb.
Round Steak .............x4c lb.
Fresh or Corned Piste. . . . so it).
OUR SPECIALTIES.
Roasting Chickens, Fresh
Ham, Sperry at Barnes’ Super-
ior Sausage, Fresh Trips. Pigs‘
sobrlt Semitic. cons.
.,l
an, (of:
m" at 0nd
if...koeps my
' ‘ mas" ‘3 » Filesgtl-non
mflmfilfldder or Blood Dis-
ones. on on who have Female
Milieu ebony-Admin are invited to
n. the r name and address to the Dr.
an armed Co . ration. Readout.
N. 'Y. .14 Who v'vi son by” mail a sample
bottle of Flvorfto Remedy and circu-
lar of valuable information. all free of
all “ Pleas: {ligation Mi: ' paper
who worming. Every reader can de.
pend on the gonnlnoneos of this odor.
.v‘ree Sample patties at R. H. Plaisted'i
The Rev. W. H. Thomas. D.D., of
the New England Conference. formerly
pastor of the Norwalk Methodist Epis-
topai Church. will preach in the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
morning and evening. Sunday. October
it, 1906. Dr. Thomas has been wide-
ly‘known as an able and eloquent
lreucher. His many friends in The
Norwalks will be glad to hear him
lgaln.
Po the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairfleld County.
1 hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors
\le. larger Beer, Rhine Wine and Cl-
Ier at 68 Water street. Town of Nor
walk. .
My place of business is not located
vithln 200 feet in a direct line of a
Jhurch Edlilce or Public school-house,
ir the premises pertaining thereto or
my Post—office, Public Library or
Cemetery.
Dated at Norwgik, this 12th day of
ti
October. A. D., 19 .
MICHAEL LANE.
- , Applicant.
We, the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as defined by low. of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endorse the
application of , the above named
\llchacl Laue for such linens”.
' Dated at Norwslk. this 12th day of
October. A. D.. 1900. .
Louis F. Sheldon, Fred B. (‘ lcmall.
William P, Beers. Joseph liri’nriand
M. J. McNerney.
. I hereby certify that the above-
named endorscrs are electors and tax-
payers. as defined by law. of the Town
of Norwalk. :
Dated at Norwalk. this 12th day of
October, A. D.. 1908. ‘
HERBERT R. SMITH.
013 20 , Town Clerk.
Harry H. Crane:
TEACHER
Violin Mandolin. Guitar.
till-Ivan pupil. a year. with H. H.
Hortmsnn, New England Conservatory
of, Music, Boston, Mum), will start
class In Couih Nomik. 1! years
teacher. Special to s to first five
studying. Class lim ted. Regular pa
tlils’ recitals. Mandolin club to form
at. once. Alienate.
904 fQIRFiELD.. AVE. IRIDOIPORT.
i 7 CONN.
wmt not n.“"v.t.
OWa Home?
Rents m advancing all the lime,
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing scarcer every day. We have a
number of very desirable homes for
sole, and can make the terms and
price right. .
i
J. M. Layton .85 00.,
‘ "unconscious.
ti Railroad Avenue. " ‘ as. Not-want
HDYT’S THEATRE
IATUROAY, OCTOBER 18.
, ’ MA'l‘iNill AND NIGHT.
AMERICAN Vi‘i‘AORAPH COMPANY.
With Their Famous Moving Pictures
and illustrates “one.
III—Tho 'i'hi es eta-rte.
iii News ad Honesty.
The ilsish’s Casket or The Lost
woie. = ~
The Cat Game Isak.
How the Office Soy W the ilsii
m.
694—0114qu ALL MIMI-69
MATINII too and tile
IVINiNo 19o. bile and 900
HOYT'B THEATRE
FRIDAY. our. to.
Henry w. Savage Otters
TM foot-gill meow.
o. Ade.
lined by Geo. Marion.
lsaeti so union 909 Times in the
no. on helm, New York, anti ea
'l‘iniee in the Tremont Theatre. loo-
Ai-‘Eb‘mrssml arm-rest ATWAT-
Ill ilAi-ii ssm tum '
e
a minute ars will also‘run
alter the their
limbo
on a similarkd‘iiledille from Westport
to hlolwullkuniti~ 8.560 p. in. :Befol-o and
g. pacified. the soul,
isr forty all u .iyduter schedule will
Obtain. it. suexp’ecied' that several
“hundred people cm The Norwolks
In addition to ’th ‘iocai firemen. Will
attend the bigov 1).. . .
t .W
oou'r salusoeao UPON.
Foley a Company. ,Ohicag, originat-
ed Honey and?! r as in root. and
lung remedy, an on account of the
great. merit and. Depolarity‘ofFoley’s
Honey. and Tar many imitations are of-
fered fol-the genuine. Theseworthiess
. imitations have similar sounding
Mines. Beware at them. , The genuine
, .Eoley’s Honey and Tar is in fa yellow
Mules ask for it and rcfuse‘nny
substitute; it is, the best remedy for
coughs. and colds. Plalsted'a Drug
Store and The pliitord Pharmacy. ”
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairficid County.
I hereby applyfor a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors,
Ale. er Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl-
der'at 1 Ely avenue. Town of Nor-
wsliw
My place of business is not located
Church Edifice or Public school-house,
or the premises‘pertaining thereto or
any Post-elites. Public Library or
Cemetery; '. . _.
Dated at Norwaik, this l2th day of
October, A. D.. 1908.
PAUL LENGYEL.
., ' Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwaik. hereby endorse the.
apphcation of the above named
Poll Lensyel't‘or such license.
Dated at Norwalk, this 12th day of
October. A. D.. 1900.
Joseph L. M . land. Harry S. Pick-
cring.‘ Bernar .“Reynolds, Herman
Quitttler. John Re way.
.i‘ hereby new that the above-
hams. as de ned by law, of the Town
‘of Norwalk. '
Dated at Norwalk. this 12th day of
October. A. 11.1906. '
" ' HERBERT R. SMITH.
013 20 Town Clerk.
Assessors Notice.
no, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
.iable ‘to pay taxes in the City of
South Norwaik. that they are required
within 900 feet‘in a direct line of a .
named andnr 'rs are electors and tax-
. ii, a
North in? our-
lag ,ooldsm-sii‘rutlk .E. dflartwell,
189 Ma’s horticultural. Conn.
All did. ate—425.15.)... st.
with a cargo oi .. Annmarie
Coal Goran »
t army of Com-
velers think
reinstall
on; 001: Tm
Read,“ e, doodles.
mm urn otuloncy.
mowed- riotous
fligrcfiemr
n’ ‘s ‘* ‘
“out: I bag or i! tail.
Dr. i. ii. Scions! a Son.
Philadelphia. Pa.
GUNS AN D '
AMMUNITION
fifteen seventy-five up.
up.
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
39 Main St
by law to delivor lo the .. "a, or
either of them. on or before the 1st
lay of November. 1906. a written or
printed iis , dated; signed. and sworn
to. of silt 'e property owned by them
on the iiriit day of October. 1909. lia-
his to taxation, making a description
of all the real estate. each parcel be-
ing sepa ately described. -
N. B.-— ists may be returned to the
assessors. at the Council Room, Hav-
lland street,'South Norwaik, from and
including October 15, 1900, to and in-
cluding November 1. 1906. said office
to be open from’iottlo to 12:00 o'clock.
a. m..‘ and from 2:00 to 6:00 o‘clock.
p, m.: on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o'clock in the evening. and Thursday.
November It 1900. from 7:00 to 9 p. m.
Dated at he City of South Norwalk.
Coma, 0ciober,8 1908.
musician A. TOLLES.
GEORGE ii. VOSBURGH.
08 22c Assessors,
Tolvn
A sessors’ Notice.
We, the undersigned. hereby IiVo
active to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of
Norwnik, that they are required by law
to deliver to the assessors, or either
of them, on or before the ilrst day of
November. 0908, a written or printed
list. dated, signed. and sworn to. of
all property owned by them on the
115st day of October. 1990. liable to tax-
a on.
N. B.-—Llsts may be returned to the
assessors, at the assessors‘ office,
Town Hall building, Norwslk, and at
the Council Room. Haviland street.
South Norwslk. from and including
October 15. 1909.10 and including No-
vember 1, 1900. said offices to be open
from 10:00 to 19:00 o'clock a. m.. and
from 2:00 to 6:00 o'clock p. on. all
days of the week (Sundays excepted)
and on Saturdays, and on November
1. 1900, from 7:00 until 9:00 o'clock
in the evening. »
Dated at Not-walk. Conn. October 3.
1900.
WILLIAM C. CROCKETT.
0. W. RAYMOND.
lSAAO SELLEOK.
Assessors.
arrival
Cook Slut This“
' hm
you can sorroo'lsrrss THAN A’
. ’*'WAR»T. i All 3‘. .
W- -~ m stamp:
MW?" ("it
-. i islet ii)
alert mic coll. look and oom-
OAOH‘OIORIDW.
A. .i. ANGEVWE & SON.
ill“.
.. i . MIMI. m
.......l.... Denmark, 1,“ ‘“ W‘ilimfl’m.
Prices
First iiowOrehostra 1.90
emit Hamill. Mm‘osturosy
hm»:
. «Are youimsmosyf.
DA WD W. R] YMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
- 19 North Main St. South Norwsik.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone st house, 134-2.
up..-._:....""iw....' M... ..........;.... , an}... m... u l . 1 . ‘ '
The barge west F‘art‘ns hits arrived" . T ,
. striclio‘t’o runs AD.
PLE Houssksssmo oooos. _ . _
THE restart/”Hobgoblin;ssamo'no‘l More unsightly ms
surlaatv 31‘s vita-issstcltt . .. 1
TH E SUMMER lO‘fiiBOl‘l‘P‘Iflm ND
«corms assess: ”ms iii voua ashtsnituluofiri asses: ,
STORE’iSOUT Foaa’ooooissassos v on, about so sitters
me you suck vasoas'as rus roLLowma: , . . .
.iFiN ussn ,F rows 8.
, ‘1 suwtgw» “i” ‘
Never too many towels in the house.
They cannot; always be bought at such
prices'vas these? , * ‘
' 60 dos. bleached hack towels, sise
‘ '4 ,80 in. by 18 in. While they last at 100.
_ All linen unbleached stable tow-
' els.‘ value 17c each, for 1215:: each.
We have Just secured a few more
of those real Russian crash towels,
to sell for 170 each.
An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed. bath towel, special for 25¢
YOUR TABLE LINEN
. OPPORTUNITY.
We take a liberal loss on our logic
imate profit here wtth a view to dou-
bling our linen sales—Thus: .
64 in. unbleached damask, for 29m
d .
62 in. unbleached damask, a 459::
.l‘.
"hi
Will-
.1!
A real loom damask lines, 64 in.
wide, clover leaf design, the the grade
artistic yd." ““ ‘V
72 in. half bleached loom damask
strip-design. very heavy quality. spe-
cial Rt '1qu... I , t » o Mullins};
1 ,70 la.‘ bleached table linen‘ width
open «work border. value 750 yd. for
590' yiird."‘m " ,, ‘ ' ’
SUY BED SPREADB Now. ' 1'
j mam m. f, bell spreads oils
at this ag'fsigprlcbd at "n'llberal'fl
ductlon from normal Orwell
should be some. busy‘bed' spread or
ing in thiamine during the new w
in very heavy ado ofcrib’spr
Extra large‘ sine and heavy wean"
grade. at 50c yd.
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammeriess guns from
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
Norwalk Hardware 00. ,
FRANK C.
VAN scov
PLUMBING. "
STEAM.
HOT WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
N QTI , E i
' 1 MRS." IARiiiV .
Has received a‘calioad of
fine heavy irucii still Coach
' Harsh. ‘ '
and they can’ be seen at
Stables ill Gotta. Averill.
A Jack of iiiii: $10063
shamicmtnrhrm
‘ ans am i say A in
t,
,1;g.MTHii,K.I.-blkloio'r.
i'I '1 ‘ 'fltii
"unwamw
Wear Prater ballasts
“.1?!ng s t 1
v ”Mild-Chili“, p 4 K I:
901!!! no , an
. .' ‘ VV 1“"
112' " « Websites-rookie; ‘ . .
loll
Mt a. Optician. T"
Rooms 7‘.“ i, “MM IIlilt Iliiidiilfl,
,, Isailtitorwoikncoml.
‘ res-«11:45 “lib-:0"
a“ manual-4. ' :3 "'
Window Shades, Curtain
days» ' ; . . i ,1
.Medium :wei ht ,hnneyoomip herb
spreads. just a vow remain. for rib
value $1.25iifor .001 ,. r it?“ «i '
bed spreads. handbdme design-«rand
tine weaves, at 91.60. l . v »
washington street.
‘ The EverPorfihr
sauna
Form and Corset
' .~ 2
*‘ comma ~
Dame Fashion decrees the high bust and tapering wais‘t. To be instyie
you must show a full figure with graceful lines and curves. 'SnahilnPorhfiot
Form and Corset Combined will do for your figure what your dresamoitbi'
cannot do. You need' not show a dell clout bust measurer-mhat Nature...“
nice The Sahlin Supplies. No padding or iaeriining neaded'in your waletjighl‘
..
coat. Leading physicians recommend them as ‘heoith. promoters. The
straps crossing in the back not as ashoulder br neifnnd incline the Weird?
to throw back her shoulders. I.” 7 H
chest expansion.
«.N E. RYAN coo. ;
Try the position and note the effect on your
‘ O
Look at the Specials. «v t
,
...
Outing Flannels. Flannelcttes. Fleece Downs.-
Fianncl Blankets. Comfortables.
Lace Curtains. ..
Hosiery and Underwear.
ads and 991%; Oil ”lathe. Etc.
M. s start-El ability ~.
as Washington Street.
. Bendix
Ceal !
..,V ,
. There are numerous kinds of Coal. cone is run 'odob itiii‘h-lahb‘
HEAT, NO was'rn. , . .
' . ‘ . L ‘ Ea ..~
Try a ton and be convinced. The proof of the coal is in the “mini.
PROVE 0U”.
HARRIS&
woos, muons. o'it'alN 'Aivnsi‘lwén‘ 5-! ‘ ~
as warns. on, ,sou'rs nonwank.
‘A‘-‘MLA A ‘AAMA-AAAAAAAAA‘AMA‘
South Norwalk. Conn. i
“ us Silos
Force?! to «no. entii’oiltoo ‘
This Sale commences t
attire
runs.
.. rt Inf.‘ ‘7'
harem for the more
9 . . I
May and will last is? isle days}.
. across-n
accession 4, “ ,
inst-l: tit-tn thtWfi‘m if. "”
confines.
Milli"i'éofor of St.
yolkmili leave on
, duet ”Wolfe:
“I n'fllOMw, ,‘1
one than abontvtenv .. gun
, ucompltshod such, 4
that ill woo salted to r ,
dnot‘snotllor one. :1 Dudes Its.
absence from town. the Rev. ill: a.
Croft. of Ileneiilon, O
service-sell. Pa f
d by stimulating
lanolin
' a closure ; ,w leonductihe
Mowinggvpoioimevu . stones ohm;
% it" Twist I?
i
““5 “that
”ti; .
w .. «vanish;
endothermic" ‘
.t,
.. 3°11- _
. ,. v'y
at, it...
h > . A ’s‘
.
units. «but by Woman I ._
'~ No woman no matter how
her restores may be can he“.
El; «lineman losioa'is ..
a to Fruit rs
and clears sailow h
Orih’o'
neurosis or
pleasant to. ‘ ’
name Orino and refuse .
substitute.
The Clifford
A
Norwalk Chronicler