Also Henriettas, Borges. Vol in
batman. Granite Cloth. Venetiaas..Mo- ,
hairs and Brilliantlael in all doll) brl. ‘ "
BLACK ODODI TA BPECIAJQ'L .
E. K HANKS
«slaw w-ih’t smoom
“Household my.
_ .Mii "Hawk.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinly: Partly
cloudy iii-night and Thursday. The
strong area of hishpressure over the
northeastern districts has moved but
very little during the past 24 hours.
Light rain has fallen along the Atlam
tic coast from Florida northward to
Atlantic City. The northwestern dis-
turbance is moving slowly eastward
and is now central over North Dakota.
Conditions favor for this vicinity un-
settled weather. with brisk northeast-
‘ orly winds.
Miss Seofleld, of Darlen, was a visi-
tor in this city yesterday.
-—-Dr. Dick’s cures malaria.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, l. 0. 0. it. will
hold a regular meeting this evening at
it o'clock.
-Reaii notice to advertisers on edi-
tor lal page.
_
Lady Jennings Dodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold a meeting this
evening in Red Men‘s Hall.
Mis Spencer of New York, is visit
ing Dr and Mrs A. D Wadsworth, of
Moss Hill Villa
One of Raymond llrothers' big teams
is drawing the Old Well truck in the
parade in Westport, to-day.
Mrs. Louise Taylor. of South Nor~
walk. was over Sunday the guest of
Elinor Falrchlld. in Newtown.
\
——Rummage Sale, Women‘s Associa-
tion So. Nor. Cong. Church. (‘lub Build-
ing. Washington St. Oct. 20 and 23.
Miss Bertha Fancher, of New Haven.
spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs. Frau-
i:is:.i’arks, oi’ Norwnik.
Mr. and Mrs. Laugeneggcr. of
Bridgeport. spent Saturday and Sun-
dny in South Norwalk.
wliead notice to advertisers on edl
torial page.
.I
ll
A meeting of the Master Bulldjs‘
Association will be held in Bucking-
ham Post. (I. A. R., rooms tonight, at
8 o'clock.
Don‘t you think you had better try
"i‘o wear a smile and sing a song?
it's irgood old world. after all.
Provided you tithe Rocky Mountain
Tea.
in the spring and fall.
Plaisibd's Drug Store,
The price of oysters is chargeable
to the starfish. it is pleasant to tlilnk
that deeirwuter enemies are the
cause of that.
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19, Knights
of l’ylhlas. will hold a regular meet-
ing tomorrow evening in the hall in
Wusllingiou sircel.
Five new members were received
find one new loan made. last night, by
the Norwalk liulldlng. Loan and in-
vestmcnt Association.
The Yale Fife and Drum Band is
taking part in the flremen‘s parado in
Wcslpori today, and the boys looked
yery puppy in their neat uniforms.
.No other remedy on earth is so good
for children as liollisier‘s Rocky Moun-
tain ’l‘ca; makes them eat, sleep and
grow. l'iright eyes. rosy cheeks. TM!
or Tablets. 35c. l’lalsted's Drill;
Slum.
lion E'. 0. Keillor left town this
morning for Boston. Mass” to attend
the annual meeting of the New Eng-
land Wholesale tirowers‘ Association.
«olicud notice to advertisers on edi~
toriitl page.
Washington (lamp, No. ll. Patriotic
Order of the lions of America. will hold
an important toasting tomorrow night.
and all members are urged to attend
FILES CURED m 0 T014 DAYB.
PAZO OiN'l‘MldN’l‘ is guaranteed to
euro any case of itching. blind. bleed-
ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14
days or money refunded. 50c.
.. “a”, «~-
HOME“?
is sought by everyone vvho takes
personal, pride in the perfection
of their individual appearance.
' For that purpose
WE DEM, AND RECOMMEND
. . Miami. mailman-Ions. .
,. Tm PBWdel‘... r n n It! I. - g -_ Jim
. Tooth lgiquid . .25c and 600
«, Tooth Paste .............,,25t3
i’i‘ootlr Brush ...............ililc
Toilet Powder ..............26a
Bath Powder .......... ....25c
4| Face (imam 250
: Toilet Soup ................iibc
Shaving Sticks ............25u
a Step in,.and _ let ,us explain
. these preparations to you.
avast
brought. "
8 North Main St. Tel. 020—3.
. . Connection for all north and
3 south. bound cars can be made
at our store.
'lhe days' length has decreased {burp
hours
The Trinity Branch of the Girls'
Friendly Society will meet to-morrow
averting at 7:45 at the parish rooms.
The program will be furnished by a
committee of the members.
lsnnc Bouton of the Holmes. Keelor
and Selieek Company force. is laid up
at his home by an attack of rheu-
matism. This dlsehse is very prcva
lent about the Norwalks just at pre-
sent.
»“My child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest. I ap-
plied Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. The
pain caused and the child sank into a
restful sleep.’ —~Mrs. Nancy M. Han
sen. Hamilton. N Y.
The South Norwalk 'l‘rust Com-
pany is open every Saturday afternoon
until 3 o'clock and Saturday night from
6 to S for the convenience of busy
people.
M
Mrs. E. S. Parks. of Fall River, with
Mrs. lru Loikuood and daughter Eli-
nor and Mia W 13. Parks of Norwalk
spent l‘iiday and Saturday with their
sister Mrs George Clark. of New Ila
veil.
”John H. Dalila. piano tuner from
New York. is in town. His best re
commendation is the fact thn many
leading families and lnllalithiims Nor
walk and South Norwalk b :2 cm-
pioyed him over 20 years. Telephone
or address. this Week. Hoicl Clifford.
llanncr Council. I). off... will hold
a regular meeting tomorrow evening
in M\8l.li (‘itain llnll. All members
are requested to be present. as a social
time will be held aftei the business is
transacted
Lincoln Council, No. i. 0. U, A. M.
will hold its regular meeting on Fri-
day night. The third degree will he
conferred on two candidates, also some
important business will be transacted.
Every member of the order is urged
to be present.
~chud notice to advertisers on cili-
torial page.
The county commissioners have a
line large picture of the county home
at Norwalk, which they will send to
the Jamestown exposition, upon the
request of the latter‘s management. it
will be shown its il picture of one of
the model institutions of its kind in
the country.
it Is enough that it wom should
be well and strong to be ch min; and
beautiful. in order to be this she must
take Holiister's Rocky Mountain ’l‘ea.
one of the greatest beautiders known.
Tea or Tablets. 35c. Plalstod‘s Drug
Store.
The members of Old Well Lodge
No. 108. F'. and A. M.. have received
an invitation to attend Harmony
Lodge No 67 New Ca anaan, this even
ing it in earnestly ream-riled that all
members possible will avail them
accepting the fraternal greeting al-
ways extended by Harmorry Lodge.
Former Mayor William J. ii. nohan
mm was present at the dictating of the
Common Council, last night. He and
Mayor Cumntlnaa greeted each other
cordially. and the former mayor was
not in the counrll r00 very long be
fore lie was boldlnllq is it little re
caption of his own. Every one who
had anything to do with Mr. Bonan-
nun in an official capacity, liked him.
and about the city building ho is very
often spoken of w-tliamford Advocate.
Prime fllb Rout .
12¢ to 10s lb.
Pomrhouu sink inc and 200 lb.
lirioln Bulk 10c and 180 lb.
shoulder Oink 100 lb.
Hound Sink lilo lb.
Fro-h or Carma Plato be lb.
oua svacramias.
Ranting calcium. Fresh Hams.
”any I. BIrnn' Bamrlor luau-gs.
Fruit Trips, Plfll' Put, Ito.
at
were NOhWALii, cons.
..
selves of the pleasant opportunity of . 3 “I?"
..Pi .
pound bill PW Y
the Wants ob page. lit/art this try-'
in periodn nyou‘ng filrl‘n life without
a or irregularitiei.
$3}: in Coliof'l‘ullnhomafl'bnn. ..
"‘ no
Wind; ’1 twteliyoutbatlameniuyi bot.-
torimlfb “1|!!th for rs. and owe
Dalila“! Lydak. Pinkhun'o {’o‘ohhlo Com.
pour:
“When fauna!) years I sulfa-ed al-
bloat constant pain, updo‘fmwo or three
Ihudu scream and‘ potato my side
udiuy and nervous, and
nectar-ail failedw to help me.
. din lil Pinkbnm‘ I V
tabloCo Com d
was mummified. a tar taki
health tlxironba to m6iiii‘pru‘.:\}v:i°rrapidly. mg think
it savedmylife hope my experi-
ence will boahol lswhooropuo-
ing from zirlb and {or I know
your Compound will do annual: for them. "
if you know of any young girl who is
sick and needs motherly advice ask her
to Write Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass .
and she will receive free advice which
will put. her on the right road to a
filfi'nfi) heal thy and hnpp womanhood.
inkhain is dang ter~ln~ law of
Li dis. E. Pinkham and for twenty five
years has been advising sick women
on of charge.
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‘ POLITICS OF THE STATE.
Candidates for Republican and Demo-
cratic Nominated in Various
Places.
MIDDLETOWN, Oct. l7.~'1“0llni‘l
Mayor I) Luther Briggs was nominat-
ed for Senator from the 'l‘hirty- third
district at the Republican convention
here yesterday. .
CHAPLIN. Oct. li‘.~—'l‘he Republi
can caucus hold yesterday nominated
Judge Burton M. Welsh. a Dcmocrat.
for representative, giving him «ii votes
to Iii) cant for Frankw. Martin. a Re
publican. 'i‘horu was also a contest
for Judge of Probate. ll. (‘. Barlow
being named with 50 votes as avalnst
85 cast for Ii‘. (3. laimmis.
ANDOVER. Conn, Oct. ll. .\ nuin
her of the nominees on the Democratic
state ticket Wore here yesterday to
Illt't'l the party members of this sec.
tion. Mayor Thayer. Benedict M.
Holden and Mayor Forster. of Rock-
ville. the latter the nominee for se-
cretary of state. sat down to dinner
and afterwards made short addresses.
Yesterday afternoon the county. prir
hate and 35th Senatorial conventions
were held. Conrad Sascha, of Rocy-
ville. was to be named for sheriff,
while the senatorial contents was be
Ween Charles l’inncy of Stafford. and
Thomas F. Stone. of iiockviliin
TORRINGBTON. Oct. 17. ----- Circuit-r-
field 0. Mlddlobrooks. of Winated. the
present incumbent of the office, was
nominated to succeed himself as sher-
ii‘f at the Democratic County Conven-
tion held here yesterday.
NORWICH. Oct. 17. ----- 'l‘lio Reliabil-
cans of the Shoestring District yester-
day nominated Judge If. i'. Illiell. of
Colchoati-r. its senator. This is the
Twentieth district. and embraces six-
teen towns.
HARTFORD. Oct. l7.»’f‘ho Republi-
can deleltatmi of the Fourth aeiraiorlai
diatrlc 0. failed to nominate at
their fission after 150 ballots
hail ken. met again here your
tummy and as expected are deadlock-
.nndldatos are. Franklin ll. May-
of Ii‘Atst Hartford. and 8. ll.
Wth nmn. of Olastonburg.
The Williams delegates attempted
to seat Henry Field, of Newlnafnu who
was elected at the town nwriina, but
who was represented in the.I convert-
tion it Week ago by Olin l. Wetlioieii,
but. the Mnyborry {delegates hi'lil tune
thcr. it» they had “done on every pre-
vious vote taken in the convention. nll
offorts on the part of William‘ dole-
antes being fruitless.
man told the delegates that during the
recess he had consulted Senator
‘Bitlkeley and Mayor Hanney and It
wait their opinion that. a delegate. who
was represented by proxy. has the
right to revoke the proxy at any time
and take his seat in the convention.
and Mr. Ciiapnmn moved that it be
the sense of the meeting that Mr.
Field be seated. A tie vote resulted
and‘ the motion was declared not rar-
ro .
ANSONIA. Oct. 17 “-At the conven-
tion of Democratic delegates from the
17th Senatorial district which conven-
ed at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Prltnk
0. Bennett. of Seymour, was selected
as the part candidate to oppose Ma.
yor Alton arr-i. the Republican no
mince for senator from this district.
ANDOVER. Conn. Oct. if.-~'t‘he
35th senatorial district convention. De-
mocratic, yesterday nominated Edward
M. Yeoman. of Andover. for senator.
NWlii HAVEN. Oct. 17. “Clarence iii.
Thompson. of West Haven. defeated
WH. Warner of Woodbrid e. yester-
day‘ fbr this mobblican nom nation of
,Benator for the liih district at the
convention held in Cheshire. The ypie
stood if to 7. Both candidate with:
‘utéhibei‘s of the General Assembly of
troll. warranting the town of Orange.
The my man is always proud of his
'fluflfll’r
i a,.a.
" were omitted
‘ aforesaid plaice
Marc S. (iluip- 1000
such Was the Evidence intmducrd at
. Death Not‘wclk Trial
Somebody iii Swimwear! ought to
take notice of write of» the advertise-
meats which lilow how harmful cof~
‘i’fthemdpiiiajr lievhralre hf
Humility Alnbroso Var
tt' tridl’toir‘a charlie
rumbling house lit
liil’bB Brains and nasal
with gaming
It later developed that there were
only thirty-two cards in the puck. but.
that. did' not bother the Kansas Not a
hit.'1‘hey were engaged in a friend
ly game of poker and the sihkas were
not money, they said no:- yet not chips
but cups of coffee for the crowd.
When the gold was made Forcuzi
I'llly admitting“i
3‘ Kodaca had in his hand two one dol-
lar bills and on who tattle there was
some change. Landlord Ambrose‘s
. coffee sells at five cents ‘pér cup which
meant that Forest was forty cups of
toffee to the good. ‘
Finding this defence a wee bit fishy
hey shifted their ground and admit-
cd they were playing for the dinners
or the five at their table This did
not figure out very well. and after také -
in: considerable evidence Judge ’i‘ny-
lor fined Ambrose 820 and costs and
each of the Kiwacs brothers 8? and ”“
CONS.
" GREENWICH IEGETTING GOOD.
Town Meeting instructs Auenoro to
. Obey the Law.
Many Stamford people were discus»
sing. today. a v d'te adopted at a town
meeting in Greenwich Saturday. in
striieting the full valuation. as re.
attired by law Some thought it was
very queer for a town meeting to feel
called upon to iustiuit its officers to
lie Just. what the statute provides they
shall do. and what their oath re-
quires of them. What will be the ef-
fect of the vote is the important
thing. however. It is believer] that it
will result. in a general increase
he valuation of property for purpose
of taxation. but few suppose it will
inean much disturbance of the system
beyond that. The custom in Green-
wich. has been to assess small pieces
bf property at about 00 per cent. of
their value. and to assess the property
of the‘ ‘flnrillionniras as all the wealthy
inhabitants are called at from 10 to 20
per cent of its value. Should the as
sensors take the town meeting at its
word and assess all property at its ac-
tual value there would be a lot of dis.
furbance in the town
Ciill
, Assessors’ Notice.
We the undersigned hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the (‘lty of
South Norwalk that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors or
either of them, on or before the ist
day of Now-miter, liib6. a written or
printed list dated signed. and sworn
to of all the roporfy owned by them
on the first iiy of October 1906 llfl-
ble to taxation, making a description
of all the i‘eal estate. each parcel be
lair separately rl_csnrlbcd
N B. «Lists may be returned to the
assessors. at the if'ouncil Room, Hav-
iland street, South Norwalk. from and
including October iii, 1906. to and in-
cluding November '1. i900. said office
to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o'clock.
s. m.. and from 2:00 in 5:00 o'clock.
p_ m.: on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o'clock in the evening, arid'i‘hursday.
November 1, 1906. from 7:00 to 9 p. m.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk.
(‘onlL October 8. mild.
FRANKIIN A 'l‘Ol. LES
GEORGE ll. VOSBI'ROH
Assessors.
08 21h
Town ‘
Assessors’ Notice.
We. the undersigned. hereby give
active to all 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, 1900, a written or printed
list. dated, signed. and sworn to. of
all property owned by them on the
llr'st day of October. “906. liable to tax-
t on
‘ N. ii—ldsts may be returned to the
assessors. at the assessors’ office.
Town Hall building. Norwalk. and at
the Council Room. llaviland street.
Booth Norwalk. from and including
October 15.1906. to and including No
vsmbor 1 1900 said offices to be open
from 10: 00 to 13: 00 o'clock n. 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
1,1000 from 1:00 until ii: 00 ocloak
in the evening.
Dated at Norwalk. Conn. October 3.
WILLIAM G. CRiX‘Klil’l‘T.
O. W RAYMOND.
lBAAC BELLECK
L Assessors.
x
a lit as a
Dual Slave This
bill
vol cilia nor be “rm THAN A
straw was;
M! will
«on
Ni? (ii: MOM." Hal.
. . a. nMWKM
Sllwltii.
lat Wuhiuwm‘ h
..m‘ the ‘
nu
Brought the color back to my
little boy‘s face and built him
up and made him hearty and
strong. lie gained four pounds
in two weeks on Linonlno. -Mrs.
H. R. Smith 100 High st West
Orange. N J.
All Druggistli~26m 50c. 01.
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* MYOPIA HUNT GOLF TOURNEY.
our."
AGENT son MAY MANTON’S PA'frTaaNs. . , . .3
iiiiiiiillfl Nil
’91.
ii J-
WE DEVO'i'E THIS AD ENTIRE LY TO THE EXPLOITING 0F ETA-
PLE HOUBEKEEPINO GOODS. .TH E DUMMER i8 AIOUT ENDED AND.
HAMILTON. Malia. Oct. 17.~Before
the finals in the Myopia Hunt Club's
invitation gold tournament could be
started today. a tie between Lben M. l
Byers. of Pittsburg. the present amaw
tour champion and W. P Smith of
Philadelphia. had to be decided. with
Walter J. Travis. of Garden City. and
a farmer‘s world's champion ready to
play the winner.
lit
'i‘ho llyers- Smith
yesterday after the players had holed
out on its lath green on oven terms
on account of darkness.
t was arranged to start the finals
of 36 holes as soon as lilti. Winner of
the tie should be decided.
contest stopped
Harry E. Crane.
TEACHER
Violin modular ‘ Guitar.
(Private pupil. 3 years with H. H.
Hartman». New England conservatory
of Music, Boston, Mum), will start
class in South Norwalk.12 y'em
teacher. Special terms to first fivg
studying. Clan limited. Regular 9‘
pilo' recitals. Mandolin club to form
at once. Addre- to
304 FAIRFIELDCAY‘E. unionist-oar,
N
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GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of bamincrless guns front
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rifles and revolvers from twoflfty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwalk Hardware 60.
39 Main s:
m V") w. kimono. i
,THE THRiFTY housewiFE Beams To Move» rattamattv wanna
ITEMB NEEDED. THIS is YOUR REPLENlBHlNG TIME. AND THiD
STORE l8 OUT FOR A GOOD OMARE OF YOUR IUOINEM DY OFFER-
ING YOU BUCH VALUES AS THE FOLLOWING:
IF IN NEED OF TOWEL8 A real loom damask linen. ill in.
BUY now ‘ wide. clover leaf ilelllll, the The grade
at 59 c yd.
72 In. half bleached loom damask
tulip design. very heavy quality. spe-
cial at 75c yd.
70 in. bleached table linen with
open work border. value 75c yd. for
59.: yard. . ‘ '
BUY BED SPREADB Mow.
Every: item of bed spreads offered
in this ad, is priced at a liberal re-.
Never too many towels in 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 10c
All linen unbleached stable tow-
els. value 170 each, for Jill/go each.
We have just secured a few more
of those real Russian crash towels,
to soil for lie each.
An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel, special for 25c duction from normal prices. There .
each should be some busy bed spread buy-
YOUR TABLE LiNEN ing in this store during the next few
OPPORTUNITY. days.
We take a liberal loss on our legit
linate profit here with a view to don
bling our linen sales—~Thus:
541' in. upbleached damask. for 25c
yari
62 in. unbleached damask, a 59c
grade. at 50c yd.
Medium weight honeycomb bed-
spreads. Just a few remain. for 89¢. ‘
A very heavy grade of crib spreads.
valueJl. 25. for $1. 00.
Extra large size and heavy weight
bed spreads. handsome designs and
fine weaves, at $1.60.
83-85 Washington Street.
Infants wear.
Warm Caps for baby, all good, new and dainty. To see the
fine assortment of Infants' Caps from 25c to $2.00 each is to ack-
nowledge that this is the best store for babies’ wear.
N. E. RYAN a oo.
86 Washington St. So. Norwalk.
Telephone 4.74.
M. 8. SMITH 8r COMPANY.
WE HAVE THE STOCK—PRICES ARE RIGHT.
Look attire Specials.
Outing Flanneis. Flannelettes, Fleece Downs.
Flannel Blankets. Comfortables.
Lace Curtains.
Hosiery and Underwear.
Window Shades, Curtain Rods and Poles,'0il Cloths. Etc.
M. S SMITH lib COMPANY
I
Li Funeral Director . E
and Embarmr. i
. is North min at. South Mammal
‘ Residence, 6 Washington Street. i
l Telephone of house. 134-2. I
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING,
STEAM.
nor WATER.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
South Norwslk. Conn.
“NOTICE!
MRS lillflilV
Has received a calload of
fine lioavy truck and Coach
Horses
and they can. be seen at
Siiilll3,5 ill balm. Arcane, 2' "
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A dark of at tracts
Are your fly“ shinny?
they honorarium to 56bit?
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WW,
Ray
92 ‘Wlsnington Street.
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Coal i
There are numerous kinds of Coal.
liliA'l‘, NO WASTE.
Try a ton and be convinced The proof of the coal is in the burning.
PROVI“ OURS.
THE HARRIS scans COMPANY
wo'on HM oars. (.aam AND‘ srnaw. "’ ““ “
as warm sr.. scum uoawauc.
Asphalt, Gem
Gravel,
Blue Stone Walks Laid.
Curb Gutter and some Set...
mend ‘ rod
orits is run coon main—ALL
Phone 090.
case...
.. swirl. ...“.
can ram owns: a." FUR salons,
3‘ Miler and Millier at “
ladies' Chills. Suits. furs and flair Military.
Garments Made to Order and a»... sled.
as wasaino'ron s'r. scorn noawamt. >
until a p. in. . , ~_
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