4?
Jul/-
t Buy your Suits and Overoouts here.
.« sud blue serge, tbibets or finished wor-
Ot suits now worn by correct drew
on syerywhere. It is msnyyem since
lesbian has produced such handsome
and nohby garments for men's weer.
cosi‘s ONLY .7 AND :10 To It: UP
70 DATE.
Made from the new and uni-tourists grey
worsteds,‘ basket wssves. plaids, black
finds and coshmeros.
I
All at s7 and
Ferrite same grade others ask :3 to
to more. A glance at our stock will
fortunes youvthnt what we advertise
s . rue.
Got the Habit. Go to the
omen our it you
in; to our town homes Is it pro.
foundonioyipent to us. and the task in;
volved In the entertainment. Is .ove's
task. tortilla church has as large piece
In her directions for tbe'Btuts Conven-
ties. the representative of our donomv
irrational life in Connecticut.
We tithe it that you are here on the
most urgent mission ot Cbristiun ser-
vice. n mission thitt'culls us to the
most intense thought and considers-’
tion of the convention's watchword
and conquest—Connecticut for Christ.
'l‘bsrefore,,; brethren, we are persona.
ed that our part is to minister to‘yoni'
comfort. We want you to share the
freedom and blessing of our church
home. Everything here is for {your
snke. if we have failed in any way
to anticipate your needs nnd wishes.
we depend upon you to make them
known. i
loéfli ‘ ruin a for
o the home of Mr.
Charles Miller, learned I
walk. or enthslrrdeushter, Miss Ber-
ths Mill r. become the bride of Walter
ll svmes. also. or .Norwslk.
The ceremony .wsu performed thy
the‘Rev. Frank 1).. Terror. Debtor of
the Norwulk Methodist Church. in the
presence of n company‘s! friends and
relatives. The. bride was nrsttliy cos-
tumed in white chiffon'sillt. trimmed
with lace. "’Sllo curried s bouquet of
chysunthemums. . '
Miss hose. or New York. was bride.
maid and . Edward J. Miller. of
Win
best man. ,.hrldesmnld was drea‘»
New York... ”E“ of the bride. We! ‘
sod in ocru pon‘ o silk, trimmed with '
lace and velvet nndnlso curried chry-
snulhemums Q
The wed n marches were plnyed
{inbound
6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
HARRY GOODWIN.
Manager.
I
Stand high in the favor of women who
huvo once worn them. They're smurt
und unity in nppenrunce; they fit well;
they are comfortable; end they possess
n remarknblo adaptability to the foot.
'i‘hey cnn be purchased in all the pop-
uiur leathers and shapes. 'i‘iheir chur-
ecteristics are, low rahish tops, nutty
extension edge soles and trim mnnnish
effect.’ For outdoor wear, the “Queen
Quality" College Boot is one of the
smartest specimens‘of high grade fem-
Inine footwear yet produced.
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE 00.
Solo Agency.
90 Washington St.
So. Norwalk.
”21.138 Fancy Assorted Cakes 25
t A nice and fresh lot of Fancy Crs ckors just received. and In order to
toothed) storied we will sell them at u bore mentioned prices.
{litmus for preserving, each, 130. ' (‘rcumery Butter, 1b., 290.. g
l
Greening or Red Apples, pic, 250. Rcd Onions, qt, 6c. ’- ‘
t
.
Sweet Cider. just from the press,
gut, 25c.
~Louis Joseloff,‘
”NORTH MAIN ST. ' SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ ' TEL. CALL, 593-2.
White Onions for pickling, 4 (1th,.
85c.
dlifcreut dcgrccs of energy.
We desire if possible to set the
bounds of faith. 0n the one side Jesus
I will rot-col thc Ideul of fuith. in the
. 1 firslthilluft; h‘c uriwuyls sctphii‘rflselifufol‘lilt;
-‘ H ’ ,. . ilH 0. ()l (*(' 0 Hi i. 'li W ll
3:02:350?”;3'mf’lteg;$33!":vnyiist?“$zi other object will not prove it snvinn
terday sitcrnoon presidbdovcr vacu" (“ML ”‘0'“ 1m" “‘"h in illm‘not
‘0‘, State Secretory Mrs J B. Kéui 01.7 us at mirucic workcr. but ruthcr tulth
‘ i’utnum and lunior Sluio Seci-ctiirvi u ilim as u ilt‘l'si’lil, tho illvlno Lord
M s F ’W Paine of iinrtford. A my who is the Way, Truth and Life. Soc-
ll;htlul paper 'ontlilcd A Iltllilelllv‘ ond. l-lo prosontcd mm in lilm as pos»
bran“ was rend by Miss li‘unnic l..? slide of such a chuructci' us to cnublo
Tm" '0' Mcrldcn Shc rccullotl “w: Him lhcrcby to (thump: spiritual tutti
hath“ toll lll‘rlt “me the l“New.pliyslcul conditions. ’i‘hil‘d, llc ul-
held 5‘ meeting with the convention l'li “Hi'n tuuimt that through the fulth of
.‘ took Diddle in Norwulk sonic yours him: Ills disclplcs, power ctiough should tic
‘ not that the first mm, ”“0 society 3 iminifcstod to cuusu men to believe on
in” read and ucccptcd "I“. u "Om“..i ilitn. ‘Alnong disciples who bud no.
“on was taken compuuicd llini it rcquiri-d power to
Mill! Frances.“ 'l‘cncuto of Noilorc ""rr‘r'"! 'n'iiruciirs. l {"1 ”“1""ng ‘1'
' . . m‘ ' X. ‘ _' rcqu rot it: u i o onguon. in-
:':'::‘.:'C “alga$291;H"Jr’s;”guiltavwflg‘r‘.j cvcr Is iittf‘l'ni-ilti‘)’ in buy purtlculur one
H ~ in “Idle. and all thrtmlihout thoforciitnl :l‘l",:ml';:fi"a%n r.i|(‘ltl:lklllt‘\'tl will come m
fisid.’ . i .. . .‘ ' , .
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J I. { Ey‘sno’ellsm Responsibiiy Dis-
Jonssed
(Continued From First Page.)
Amonn the chuructm-istics or fultli
”1°.“ d "We Sintll lie Arruycd In todiuy nro iii liupniicuco of Mystery.
‘ mduveyitwrtis23.131331“"WWW“ M Our lmpullcuce ul mystery linu cstnh-
3 Tim fun'ds‘ol' tho “0‘4".” will be um iishml u doubt of iuii‘uclos. We are
u“ {6's building fund tor the 0m“ ch to discard ull thut seems In dis~
~ {In of . building In Bhuohslun. (thlnufl mm with known lows. Again mornl
mot rcilnious impressions which tend
. MMOWV AWN" 5°""‘i°"- iii) t‘nlth brooms to us phenomena of
,Nloytlns‘ is s resume of the union" ‘ cxpcrlcnco. Religious experiences are
”undelivered youtci'duy by Rev. I‘w imih clauses and effects or psychic lilo.
0. Within. lid blue the uddrcss of; Anuiu. wv liuvc trouble with theidon
unicorn. of or. ii. ll. tint‘poutm‘ und‘ of Inspiruiiou.
“U ”INN“! by I’ronhh-iil (,‘urnot (I. mynli‘ry.
1 ”or“. of Hartford. ‘Ji iii-uncut duy l‘uiih nccolitu
Rev. lit. Wright's tort won from (‘liriutlitliliy inn much on n system of
J'othiv'. 12. ll'liho lTut-xptorod in the doctrines. 'i‘liu iiiooionlrnl rind philtn
Realmrtif F .' tic mud in nu": uniililrnl plumes of Christianity utmost
These timl't s of our text Worn douliifi iliilllllt‘l‘uti tho vision or uplrltuul lilo.
loss smut-n In uic chamber where ihc: till l'ri-wut dny with bus obstruct
Burner imd boon colon. .Icnun wmt truth on llu oiduci. Not n Ilviun. eu-
“All; the irvmcudimr uxpiiriiiuci-u or i-rslniun person. but on nb ruct truth.
the boil hours. The disciples wci'v ill l’rosvui tiny truth be powur,
broltwbterimlnmidatum. Jenna wow orbit-brink n iiivliic prunellco there-
. Indeuvorinn to cucmiruuo Ihcii' iuIlb rorc tniiu to convince mun thul .Ioints
find love. 'l‘u bottom on Justin is not run now, li‘ulih isn‘t showing our nil-
0'3!de believe lilo tools of his his» rip-1mm WWW“.
uric “0th tin-in. I-‘uiili us the con- lioiwvun lbc Inilli or lo-dny and (Mill
3 of ,ihlngu not soon. li‘ultb in mi .lcnus lunch! in it grunt rcnbn which
the nutruuwui through which ilu- tin» iii pun-cut is no uiuiiscovrrmi roulin.
.7 Ms converted Into the smut; Within lion u lioiior lilo. u better sort
fly in tho spit-iiuni is cryuiutlzcd lilio rlcl- n nruuior ioy «ml at greater glory
prudent. for our King.
but sort of fnltb hummus u rcsim' Lot us hrcnk throimb the bounds
if” pr. obipio in life. "l‘llltl sort of uud positron the loud.
Iii times but on cxnuinlvu null illsv. Osrpsntsr's Welcome.
sve’rforoe in life. Mr. President nnd Hruthrcnw~
ism! observation rcveui the For the iirst time In the history of
‘ rent lilies und in dif- South Nili‘l’llllk ministry. We huvo the
th is es rlenced in ilciliitlro of ontortsinln the suite tinn-
Practical Suggestion
It, dimuuli to sue. try this plan:
burst! scouufltoflust what you spend for u mouth.
how what it you could have sroldml. 'I‘he
_ ems s-whst'you ought to. sure sully. ’i'l-ien deposit
rim FIRST sudllve on the heinous. it will soon be
plus its: helped hundreds to heme regular «livers and
W Savings Bank,
Wo lire lmpnlieni of
We want you to feel nt cuss in the by Walter Mi ler. soother brother of
warmth of our hearts und tho hospi- the bride, out! by Frank Ferris the for.
tulity of our homes. nud motto them mur pluyiuuytho; violin and the latter
serve us the moons of new joy In our the piano. , z. .
united Baptist brolbcrbmd. - Following liltn'corctuony a reception
We wont you to feel at home to "w urns hold, nft.er’.Whlch tho huppy cou-
Christian fraternity of our oltiw, which pie dopurted on ,‘n woddinn trip. lines
from the very lll'Hl word of your com- their return they will reside with tho
inn hits boon manifested In expressions
of interest and ilosll'c to have u port In
melting your stuy enjoyable.
Brethren. all those things brcnlho
their welcome to you. We receive
you with glutinous and over the door,
ways of our homes and hearts is writ-
ten. Welcome brethren, Welcome.
President Cal-net's Reply.
Pnstor Carpenter and Brothers and
Sisters of this Church:*
This is the first time the convention
hue ever met With your church. In
1872 it held its annual session with the
First Church nt which the lots Hon.
James 1.. Howard presided. .
We are glnd to be welcomed to your
city, your church and your homes. if
you have not done this before it was
not from inch of interest in the work
of the cotivcution. We remember
with pleasure the support runny of
your posture uud iuymen huvc given
to it in some former yours, but espec»
inlly do wc ruconuize the efforts of
your pastor In its bohulf and your gun-
crous contributions for the lost three
yours. \Vc. lmvc been planned to note
church. due in no smull degree. to
you. Brother (.‘ui'pcuicr. nod to your
faithful supporters. in speaking oi
the South Norwulk church and its
piospcrlty wc ullnont luvurinbiy usso»
cinte your hood Doncon Aiiilrcw
'I‘hompson. who bus Iiccu no smull fur»
tor in bringing uhoui such good orc-
suits. ills good deeds urc not coll-
lincd to your church nlonc. Wu huvo
heard him nnmcd us one of “God's
Sicwurds"—-—would there were more
like him in oil of our churches.
Your church was reccived into the
convention in 1862. of the some little
tho Wcst Mcrldeu, now Main Street
Church. was reccivcd. The hand of
fellowship wus extendcd to your thou
mistor. tho Rcv. W. S. Found, by. the
Rev. J. R. Brown. prcsidoni of the con-
vcntion. 'i‘his vetcrun in tho minis-
try is now living.
From u moiubcrship of about 70 you
how now ncurly ruucbatl the 400 murk.
l uotico in the convention minutes ihnt
in one ycur ilitti'i‘i you reported 85
buptisms. This record has not been kept
up, hill i not plcuuod to note thnt dur-
innr tho past your you have received
largo uccessions to your membership.
uud huvc enjoyed the inborn of one of
tho convention evangelists. und thui
you me soon to eugunc In the good
Work with number of our evangelistic
workcrs. thus rccogninlus tho nuoucics
of thc courcntiou in thc lnnnthcrlnn
of souls, null tho building up of God's
Kingdom. Muy tho good work go on,
uud muy ull splrituul blessings be
yours.
in tho nulnc of tin,- mnruntion i
hcurtiiy thuuit you for your wclcomc
hi-re to-duy. We trust that our corti-
lug muy be on luspirution to you.
WMMMN
[ISBilHN Hill
The ltcpulillruli dclcsntcs of the
'i‘wcniyrixih licnntoriul lilntrict urc lti
convention this afternoon in Norwulk.
and will name it candidate for the billit‘
sonetc. The delegates in attendance
are its follows:
Norwuik~ Arthur t‘. thclcr. llurry
Rider.
Wilton~~l€rncst l‘. ltiiscoo. ltichurti
ll. ii‘noh.
Iluricu-~-»i‘.liurloii I.
Williamson.
ticorno bl. lliilloy
.lolin Arthur (Inliorn. of Norwulk. has
six of the Inn dcionutus pledged to his
support. and lit pructlculiy sure of tho
nomination,
OTEAMIR HAD "VIM: WEATH-
l'ii DURING VOYAGE.
Nlcw i'llltit. llct. I7.miluusuuliy
norm-o wcnibi-r writ! t'xlit-rii-nio-ii by
tho nicumur Mexico which urrlvml
born from Iiuvnuu lo-dsy. tinptuin
tilt-vuns snld first from the time the
Mexico unused Mort-o Custio until she
rcnciu-d New York thorn won it sucros-
sion of heavy union Iwith high' sons.
The Moscow pitched and rolled violent.
Iy nnd nil tho plummets wars seri-
ously nffocied. Off Callie lmkout the,
hole from the north increased to so
voniy mllus so hour sud the grunt sens
pounded the Mexico coollnu sly un.
til site had oilseed to Sandy ooh.
The Mexico brought union; or one
respondents who went in Cubs during
the recent rebellion.
a
STILL DIADLOQKIO
lspuhlissns of Fourth Isnsiorlsi Dis:
. trist VIII to Nominate.
HARTFORD. Out. flan-file reptile
licsus dei ills of the Mirth liens:
iorlsl dist cl. who failed to unininnie
at their first session after lull uni.
lots bud been titles. inst spin here
regard" sod us stunted sud death
on .
«worm is. lusts bowels. om.
'l‘he continues m Franklin it. my.
‘bsrry. of mi Hartford sud I. w. Wit.
llsms of diutoubsrry.
the prosperity and progress of this.
lflfijtiiiiii
. I
ilou. ll. t'. Mend cnlicd the convcn‘
senders n number of newspaper our» ‘
hridc's parents.
Mr. nud Mrs. lluynics wore rumour
bored with n Int-go number of hand—
somo filfifl'lly their host of friends.
NEWELL’S DANCING ACADEMY
W. GILBER’I‘ NEWEIJJS. ‘
SELECT SCHOOL FOR DANCING
AND DEPOR’l‘MEN’l‘
nt Arlon Hall. Madison St. South Nor.
wulk. Children'scluss. young ladies,
minsess “and masters, Wednesday. Oct.
17. at 4:30 p. in. Evening class. for in-
dies and gentlemen, Wedneeiluy. Oct.
if. (it. 8 o'clock. oil it
beau run
Our" display of the fumous Ai-
I'red Benjamin & (tofu New
York Clothing.
We have sccurcd the exclusive
soiling rights for the Town of
Norwulk of the finest ready-io-
wcnr clothing mode in all the
world.
Alfred Ilenlumin & ,Co” New
York. have set the fushlons in
thc clothing world for 30 years.
No other clothing approaches it
in quality or style.
Stills and Overcouts. sin to Still.
Open Monday, Wednesdsy.
snd Buturdsy Evenluu
is bins.
J‘i‘th.
rm...
In 7 girls.
s w ‘ also aims
South V Not-welt
How: About
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South NorwnIk—«Mutlhcw f‘orhcti.‘ m0 FaI'I'8 can. 8"
illchurd J, (tuthiil. i s
wmwd‘lfii‘ilmtwttimam w. Klill. on. y ‘ i f ‘ ‘
ftl'ovrrs further."
I sLivs suoss
MIN AND'WOMIN,
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Our entire new line of Furs is now open and ready for your in-
spection. The same high grade quality that has always prevailed in
this department has been maintained in this season's line. We stand
back of every piece of For that we sell with a full guarantee. The
manufacturer stands back of us, so that the buyer takes no chences
when Furs are bought from our stock. We invite everyone to make
a critical examination of our stock. No detail of honest workman-
ship has been slighted. ‘Every piece is perfect in fit, elegant in de-
sign, and made up in thevery best possible manner. Our prices will
be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal quality and
merit. The line includes different shapes in Sable Fox, Isabella Fox,
Squirrel, Sable Martin. Isabella Martin, Japanese
Blue Fox, Silver Fox and Persian Lamb. '
BIG ASSORTMENT OF
Souvenir Post bards
2 FOR 50; 25c A 002.
also
POST CARD ALBUMS.
ALL PRICES,
:WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Wushington 8t.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
“about...
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Osteopathic Physician,
12 Isaacs Place,
Nor-walk, Conn.
Phone.
Graduate of the A. T. Still In-
stitute of Osteopathy, at Kirks—
ville. Mo. '
Licensed by Connecticut State
Board of Health.
Annual Fair
Norwalit fire Department!
Week of Oct. 2d,
at the Norwslk Armory.
Entertainment Each flight of
the Fair.
Dancing Every Night.
SingieAdmisslon,‘ i5 Cents.
Season Ticket. 75 Cents.
”sari... .
Admission of Electors.
H. KRiEG‘
. ? ~
.— . W‘s“
any other store
charge . [account
tomers.
Notice is hereby given that the W
lectmen and town clerk of the Town of
Nor-wulk will hold it session In the
Town Court Room in the Town Hall
Building. WslI- street. In the City of.
Norwslk. Friday. the 19th day of Oc-
tober. 1906. from 9 o'clock in the fore-
for the purpose of examining the nuslifi
fictitious of electors. nnd admitting
to the olocior's oath those who shall
be found quuiiiied;
and will be in session for the same
purpose. at the Police Room. anilnnd
street. to the City of South Norwnlk,‘
Montiny. the 22nd day of said October.
from 10 o‘clock In the foruuoon until
i o‘clock in the afternoon.
and Wednesdny. the 4th dny of said 0c.-
tobur. from 2 o'clock in the uftsrnoon.
until Ii o'clock In the afternoon;
mt "to he made" whose rights shall
appear to have matured. llhll" have
been admitted or rejected. said select:
men uud town clerk will he in session
for said purpose. at sold 'i‘ovvn Court
Room. Wnii street, rrldsy. the 20th
y dny of sold October. from it o‘clock in
the forenoon until 8 o'clock In the st-
lsmoon and not. afterwards. except
thnt if lt concur that the rights of any
person on the hut list under the title
“to be made" will mature utter said
Friday. October iltitb, rind on or be-
fore the dliy of sold niectors’ meeting.
sold selerixnen sud; u clerk will
session at our 0 es of ssid term
clock on the demos re said electors
.nvoilng. to multitudes. Novena
liliii. iiitltl. from ti o'clock in the to i,
noon until it o’clock in the sfioruoon;
sud not afterwards, for the purpose
0! "“9" or admitting such persons, rudder no
' Ill ”"i‘i‘iéflttlh Norwslk on inn is '
MIND“ - of October. plenum“ #0:“ ’
unusu- . .
m m. i . Ammo swoon.
w ‘ l‘nlnctni glfianlakgcl’lll‘g’mflk
I‘ H .7 ”I . ".Hi .9” i
“mmsmu m . 010111!“ “”3“!" M‘t‘ih‘l:
' i
noon until 8 o’ci0ck in the nitsrnoou.’
I
and unless all entered on the first list
buy.
.93. co.
wcsr wssninoron sr. scorn nonwstx.
w Cash or Credit.
We give the people every ad-
vantage. of. value and style that
the . some. time we extend to our
customers the advantages of a.
they can charge their purchases
when they, are, made.
epplies to every department. in
our store and is open to all cus-
You can buy your. Fall
Clothing and pay us while you
are wearing the goods.
All Fall goods are here now.
There will . be no better time to
Mink, Bleak Lynx,
. , p . .
TRISTRAM‘ e I-IYATI', nonwsm, comp
(
can give. and at
plan. by which
This“ plan
I
PAIIING OF‘“JIIBV" DONOVAN.
Demoorstlo Muster From 26th Not
Likely to in Minted.
The Hartford Coiirnni Bellow
The legislature is likely to lose it
picturesque future. In Jeremiah Dono-
vsn. of south Norwuili. senator from
the Twantynslrth district. is not like-
iv to be returned. "Jerry" we: at.
the Capitol the other dsy. when he
expressed the belief thnt he would not
set back to the bells of Ieglsistien this
winter. lie hsd confidence that he
would receive the democratic nomina-
tion but. be had no hope thst he could
defeat his renubiiesu corn, titer.
'i'he Twenty-sixth Dist ct hss a.
grind-sired normal republics rlnrsii’tov.
ut dossier Donovsn emf tin i i
by on even lilo, receiving 2.8“ Votes?
to 1.796 [or the reputation osudtdstn.
Jerry showed smt strength in- Nor-
wsi: which he curled by 1.!“ to
1.36 . while Governor Roberts curried
the town by “it in 1.5M, Jerry will.
be missed «noisily by Muster Ho.
Govern ,wilh when its hsd s mounts»
W ,
ntmnwmrmunduwuuimw
H. KRIEGER 8.00.
r
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he s unumm‘tnn‘ rm
easiest him. i. W, ..‘
‘lh
blint! Mill ll
7 Fl u” .
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u.a... 3.x..as.
TIAMITER OHAROID WITH MAN~
ILAUGHTIR.
WiNS’l‘iliD. Oct. if.-~John Busiin, n
tesnistcr. 82 years; old. died in tho
hitchileld County Hospttui hero to-dsy
so It result, the police allege, of inlurt
Ies Indicted by another recruiter on
the night of September iii. Dustin
and James Mediums”. who come from
'l‘ytiuzhsm. Menu. roamed together to
s Meadow treat boarding house nod
on September ill. it is sold. institu-
stunts uttscked Bubiln while the lul-
ter was in bed. bruising him and mo
coring him unconscious from kicks.
Mctilnuis ttisnppoured and us Emmi
grow worse he was taken to the hon»
pitul on October 1 and Myer recovered.
dying today. One of the physiolsus.
It the hospitsl ststsd to-dsytlistdsstb:
was due to heart «finesse, but permits.
less Chief of Police Whaler issusd it
warrant for the most of neutrons on
the shame of insnslsuihter. '
Coroner limit!- is investigates the
am! ‘
«so PIII‘lN Lennon it.
mugs, you ' ’7 y
dust «in it tilt is .
lass room. The bounty July was
II?“ sherssomwmsprimrs
5:42.14 .
Norwalk Chronicler