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in I“ a new shadow
[fluidly a g; alof’
he rs and Hrilllanttnes in all colors.
LACK GOOOBTA SPECIALTY.
my.
E. K. BANKS.
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tannins
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy,
tonight. manuals: min and warmer.
The storm that was central yesterday
ntoruing near Kansas City, has moved
northeastward and is new central near .
st. Paul. it is producing cloudy .
mother with lixht. rain, in the upper}
Mississippi Valley and the western
portion of the lake region. it will.
probably move slowly eastward and
reach this vicinity some time Thurs
day. Conditions favor for this vicinity
partly cloudy weather followed by rain
by Thursday afternoon and not much
change in temperature.
--Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scuiley was
in New York yesterday on business.
J. A. Richardson was in Bridgeport
Monday on business. ‘
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton, of Weston.
spent Monday and Tuesday in South
Norwalk,
The Order of the Golden Sceptre
will meet this evening in the (l. A. R.
Hall.
Mrs. M, B. Wheeler, of Norwalk.
has been a guest. at the residence of L.
M. Gould. in Weston.
'i‘rinity Branch. Girl‘s' Friendly So
Clety. will meet in the parish rooms.
tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock
~Womnn loves a clear. rosy com-
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters purlil
es the blood. clears the skin. restores
ruddy. sound health.
A meeting of the South Norwnlk
Conclave, No. 418, l. 0. ll., will be held
in Mystic Clinin Hall. this evening.
Norwnlk Lodge, No. 709, B. P. O. B.
will meet as usual in Elks Hall. South
ain strcct.M this evening at 8 o‘clock.
James Scoliold. ot’ thnlpauk. who
has been undergoing treatment at tho
Norawlk Hospital, was discharged to-
day.
John Fallon. formerly of (‘edur
street. who has been in the west for
several years, has returned to South
Norwaik.
William L. Bluscer. the Norwalk cl:
gar man, has started a contest for the
most popular Norwalk tlreman. at the
big armory fair.
lienry .l. Crotut. a minor child of the
late llarry Crornt. of liethcl. has been
committed to the County Home for
children in Norwalk.
The average-young woman of today
is busy. Beauty is only another name
for health. and it comes to tit) out oi‘
every lot) who take iiollister'a Rocky
Mountain Ten. Tea or Tablets, 3:.
cents. l’lnlsted's Drug Store.
Miss lilo Small, of Brooklyn, N. Y..
is spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick 1.. Byxbce. of Cross
street. ‘
A large launch came across the
Sound yesterday from Long island and
anchored at Roton Point, where she
remained during the night.
“Have you ever stopped to ctulsider
the advantage your neighbor has ovur
you with telephone servlcc? Makes
housekeeping citsy and social engage-
ments easily cart-d for.
Mrs. .lcnnlc (l. lI‘crrls and Miss Hoyt.
who are still at. Cobble Cottage. Belle
island. went in bathing yesterday, and
pronouncml the water to be fine.
wrinmu any that city girls are poor,
ignorant things. Some of them cannot
tell a horse from a cow. but they do
know that llulllslcr‘a Rocky Mountain
Tea is one of the grentust bcautlllcrn
known. Tea or 'l‘ulilctn, lib cunts.
l’luiatcd'a Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden. of
Boutb Not-walk, spent yesterday at
their bungalow, at Belle island, and
«alloyed the bathing, .
Mrs. li'rcdcrlck bone and son. of
South Norwnlk. has returned home af-
ter a pleasant visit with tho Misses
licntb. of George street, New Haven.
» liuw you art-r stopped to consider
the advantage your neighbor lids over
you with telephone service? Makes
housekeeping easy and social engage.
mcnis costly cared tor. ‘
The origins on the l’lttstlold express.
due in this city at 9:55 yesterday mop.
.nina. broke down near firecnwlch and
the train Villa an hour late in arriving
in south ,Norwulk. .
FILE! CUHID int a T0 14 DAYS.
I’AZO OiN’l‘MlilN’l‘ is guaranteed to
cure any cam of itching. lllind. Bleed-
ing or Protrmllng Files in ii to it
an.
i
45 and 41 Washington iii-iii; It
It
,mouths at their cottage at Belle island
days or money refunded. title.
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Market’s Specials.
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smilumpuiind Syrup .
t_ *, labia preparation is ”(intended
to replace the numerous patenb
cd, or secret cough mixtures of , .
more Or less value. it is a '
sure and speedy cure for
count-ts. cows.- snoncm. i
no AND ALL DISEASEB or
THE THROAT AND LUNGS. ‘ ’
25c A BOTTLE. 3 .-
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Minna,
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r ,...~,»..., luaorufim“. .
8 «North Mlln 83.- , TolJfl-a. ;
Connection for all north and a
south hound cars can be made ‘
at our store. “
Saves Hard Work
6-, ,- ls. tenured , -
dashboard-case -
INC RANGES and is
also a labor savlug’ sub- .
stitute tor blocking, on
the sides of any 'cook
stooebamtngbardcotl. little
better than an enamel tor
STOVBPlPES or WIRE
5012 BE his; it. .covu-s
more surface. is applied
caster
' For sale by. Chan. EfDow, Bo. Nor-
walk. and Monroe 6. Palmer. Dorian.
at No. 35 Pine street. that evening. A
large number of members were pres-
efit and business of importance was
transacted.
The Hebrew Social Club of South
Norwalk held a meeting Sunday-even
ing and voted 8200 from its u-onsury
for the new, Hebrew synagogue in
South Main street.
«"le nVeruge young woman of to
day is busy. Beauty is only nuotln-r
name for health. and it comes to tilt out
of every lilu who take llolllster's
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets.
35 cents. Pluisted's Drug Store. ,
Mrs. William l“. Lockwood and Mrs.‘
'l‘..li‘iarshall Andrews. of West Main
street. startedtodny for Baltimore.
Maryland. where they will spend se-
veral days visiting relatives.
llo you Want to get the Dcliucntor
and Mchu-c's for less than the resin
lar price? This is the first chance you
have had to do so. See William P.
Beers' ad. on page 5 or call at either
of his two stores.
Mr. and Mrs. 'l‘. Marshall Andrews.
who have been spending scvcrnl
returned to Norwalk yesterday. and
will reside at their home in West Main
street for the winter.
The Republicans of the Second Vot.
lug District will hold a caucus in
tluiltncr‘s Hall. tonight at it o'clock.
for the purpose of nomination a cane
didnte tor representative. Frederick ll.
Quintnrd will probably bedho nominee.
Company I) will hold a business
meeting at tho armory this ove-
ning. The session will not conflict
with the fair of the Not-walk Fire in»
purimt-nt. however. as it is to be bold
in the company pnrlor.
—~lt is really one at the most wont
dcrtul ionics for developing the iigurc
and ”nothing the nerves ever offered to
the American people, liolllstur‘s ltocky
Mountain Tea or Tablets, 36 cunts.
l'lniatcd'a ilrux Store.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Order of
tho t-lona of St. George. of Norwalk.
will pay a fraternal visit to Pioneer
lodge. oi Bridgeport, next Monday or-
cnlna. There will be an cutortaiu- IM'I" Without in letter Murder Case .
«hunt with apm-chca and a social tints.
llannor Council, No. 64. llauithters
of Liberty. will hold their regular
seaMon on Thursday night. at which
time there will he s, full (176“ rehash
uul oi the degree work. All mono
born are requested to be present.
Mil-.0! Qliltllfll'mdsat the autumn. on ~ *
"yyoarpbrl ‘ 1,1310 surplus at :dts ‘
Mil '
“acupuncturist hallway and Lichtlns
company Mod a good Moor.
I 1
I o l .
. W .. . _. i fllho report to the railroad commits; .
m:jd0uflntfis,fiirm:¥fll%3AI-I m m 3” jim‘ ‘ .. ialomu not thev'vtb‘omnaoticut sauna:
hatross, Granite Cloth, Vsnetians. M05 ‘ " ‘3 and Lighting Company (or the year
ended June 30. 1906, shovvssthat its,"
not income and surpl'udior the. your
a
t
cl'oso_to $573.7 Lia. . . ..
. i rm 00mm! attractions: on mac; 1
- wash-tad. ..its freight. mail and ,
abutment: allocations, lil'l..... making
its total oncuallme 1.622.020. more
- scanners carried numbered straw
i a ., making with 0.984.!“ transfer.
v ‘ monolingual-arena“! OHOMMEE. The
«ailerons number. of sutptoyosa. .not .on
metals; during aha mowers 1.01m
add the :nnrdgmamonn‘tof wagon
ln'id'sinhlom: was "27,642.79. 8qu
min unid‘minclaiimaounwd to 830,.
M8. tithe company. alias. domain tracks.
sidlngs and turnouts. 198.2tlldxlllss (it
«track; at which. it‘ operated 194.589
antics. than being leased.’ ’Bha “T'i
rail 'liredominetsn .in .ths. mum at,
the. company. which .is thus divided:
"fr." 178.528. miles: llrdor tram. iii...
7&1: lirdernroove. .972. ..
Accidents caused Umdaatlt of four
people and .231 were injured. the com; _ ‘
pony n luglorinlarias and damage
:lur acct nu saturate. (the at int. i
killed and lit? at the lnlared were ms.
hangers. Six employees were lnlured.
but none killed: and three Were killed
and torty'ninelniured who were neith-
er summonses nonhuman”. one
, death and no oi, the injuries were
.ztrout, causes beyond .the control at
tho” who WM insulatims of the ac-
_.cldents. but the deaths of three and
; the injuries to sishtyone sreoharged
to “their own misconduct or careless.
hens." ,
TWO CAGES NOLLED.
, Rodgers and Tripp Did Not Appear
In Superior Court.
State‘s Attorney Samuel Fessenden
appeared in the criminal superior
court, Bridgeport. yesterday morning
for the first time since his long ill-
ness. and he made a lengthy explanai
tion of the cases against Frank L.‘
Rodgers. formerly oi Bridgeport. and
Dwight K. Tripp. of New York. both
of whom were charged with conspir‘
ing to defraud Henry 6. Wheeler. 0:
Strottord. out of 320.000.
The case had been assigned by
Judge liorabnck for trial yesterday.
but, nftcr hearing Mr. Fessendcn, who,
said he could not expect a conviction.
under the circumstances. the Judge
decided to nollc the cases. That I
settlement would be effected had been
made known that week.
The chief reasons why States' At.
ioruey Fessenden advised that the
cases be united were that the com-
plainant had repeatedly stated that he
did not think the defendants tended
to client. or demand him, an then
there was his lapse of memory due no
his advanced years. it was also stated
that Tripp would refund about one
third of the 820.000 which Mr. Wheel-
or had given him and Rodgers and.
his notes will be given for tho rt»
matador.
Mr. Fesscnden still further said
that he had the consent of Mr. “'heel
or. his conservator and his .._turneys
to the settlement proposed.
CHESTNUTS ARE SCARCE.
Not The Political But the Natural Var-
‘C‘ys.
People who have the hot chestnut
habit have been looking in vain for the
sons of ltaiy who used to how stands
at prominent street corners during the
autumn and winter where they sold
the nuts. The truth is that there Is a
native chestnut iamlne this your. and
the poor roasted chestnut man. not be
ing able to import the delicacy from
another state. has had to go to work
for a living.
it appears that tho chestnut trees
throughout the state are thickly cov-
ered with burrs. but the chestnuts
scarce indeed. This is accredited by
the chestnut sharps, to the very hot
chestnuts wore dried up and prevented
it? of unusual proportions. has clicked
o the more palatinhlo variety.
At any rate Mr. and Mrs. Gray
Squirrel and the Chipmunk family
have had mighty hard picking this
full. and they will he fortunate if they
ition‘t starve to death during the win-
cr.
The big French and littllun chest-
uuta, which are all imported. are as
man! as ever this year. but they have
not the tenderness nor tooth-«mic nun.
titles of the American brand.
WAD GUILTY OF PKRJURY.
Admtmd Ho “fold In Untwtb.
and to Flood 0100.
ford. yesterday afternoon in tho criiu:
incl superior murt, pleaded nuilty to
perjury and he was sentenced by
Jmtgc itorahack to spend one day in
tail and pay a line of "00.
Tucker was the main witness in be-
hair oi lmoy Butler. charged with
murder. and in whose can» the Jar?
i ' i7
firlmc nu: flout the to m to:
Pcriorhouu «out 10o mi 200 hi. it
Ill-loin unit its and its lb.
lhoaidorytimk lilo lb.
Round sink 14c lb.
Fruit Pork lilo In.
OUR SPECIALTIES.
'flouttng Chickens. Fruit Homo.
”any a Itmu' popular hanagu.’
Fruit Trips, Pigs' Put, Etc.
twice disagreed. He testified at the‘
int trial that he saw another man
with a resolver a short limo before the
murder was committed. and yesterday
afternoon he admitted that this was a.
o.
The trial oi Butler was continued,
until tho December term of court.
WW
le CORPORATION.
'l'ho (troonWtch «Realty Company, of
dmawidh. has tiled a certificate or in.
gorporatloo trunnion stair:l secretary.
_ , root-a , annual orllodcs
his 30ml: of 0,000 and business will
begin with $5.000. Patrick Daron.
Thorns: til. Winners and Laurence
Titanium. all of Greenwich, are the
incorporate".
died by the Pine roe Worsted Colin
puny f Pullout. Jm Emory. twin: in
mutant of the coin at. to
at
soars neutrinos. court.
on Moment ma
o2. tits tour other com
ii roe men and one which) hailing “my
Vi ' '0“
from New Jar-0n . ...... m...
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m moatrssrdttaioa, .wlth .um stint ,
«tonsils, "
We want to emphasize the one word “Bio." ,
veal to uotlrmiad the fact that evcru stock comesio tiniroaiaith
its bestend most seasonable merchandise. ; WilAT This SALE .
MEANS TO YOU. in the first pace. it means molten satiric. ‘
such moaeu saving as is impossible on out: other occasion. ‘
reason, for it.
be Carefullu carried out.
‘seasouabls surplus merchandise. Do we lose? Ca‘utlldiu. tics; But the present 1655
Willbethc store’s tltilll la the. loan run. for it clears'ihe desks for Fall business caddies,
lieu a. chance to ban seasouable wanted. things at a therein uomlaiil price. it is asses .
shill thgidhis stock reduction should be made in the shortest possible time. now. is ' It
thereisnothluu lathe world that will reduce stock quicker than reduced prices, Website
'u'iade ’ttleSe reductions. A
share loathe broad economies which it offers. , -
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"é ington St ,
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noa rattan ‘
dill oil
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BEGINS FRIDAY MORNING coconuts, mm.
but) uses sermon motto. 00.1.0: ‘ fiER 27151:.
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We want it to can-
llli’ere's a plain .busiilaSS
The his sale has been roareiullu planned. Event fdctall of thalamuswill
Marching orders have been given to even dulliitts hunt) til
You are invited to attend this Bic Reorganization Saleiitad
Our display. or Ithe famous Al-
fred Benjamin a (Vols New
York Clothing.
We have scoured the exclustVo
selling rights for the Town of
Norwalk of the finest readyto-
wunr clothing made in all t
Alfred Benjamin .0. Co, New
York. have set the fashions in
the clothing world for 30 years.
No other clothing approaches it
in quality or style.
Suits and Overcoats. sir. to 330.
have not developer! and they arc very ‘
spccla during tinI nutumn when the. ,
from growing. Borne say that the po- ,
llticnl chestnut crop this autumn. be- '
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Esturdu Evasion
n : i ‘
South Q «was.
James H: Tucker. colored. of Siam.
HOYT'S THEn'rRE
rauaooav. Oct. 20.
IRILAND'I owner omen
ALLIN room
it
JOII’H MURPHY! .FAM U.
PLAY 0‘
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. I! an Add". to , _. _ . , .9
an FA’I'artsLogsnld. saloons", Titans are mmmun kinda or final. onus is THE Goon 3mm].
KER
PRICIG—lb, 36. and 50s.
FIIBT 4 ROWIIN ORCHEOTRA—Mo
comm mmrmt
~ [loot-oiwntflflmu"
HOYT'S THEATRE
«rune "v. omen 27.
r aortas...“ our
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toluene one iltu
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A certificate of or nlsstlon has been “I
Malt. “KW-00
VON AEHRENTHAL ACCEPTS.
VIENNA. Oct. iii-«After a long au-
dience of Romeror Francis :loseml to-
day. Huron von Aehrentliul,.ths Austrir
Hungarian ambassador to Prussia. dc-
i’lnltcly accepted the foreign ministry
portfolio in succession to Count. Got-—
Our Fall and Winter Gloves alo5all in place and await the inspection
and sale that are sure to come. Our stock is new and contains the choicest
of products in both kind and fabric. Not an element lacking to warrant.
o r unto .
uchowalti. who recently resigned . y ‘1 c in i
Long Kid Gloves in black, white. tan and pearl color.
bong Silk Gloves in black, light blue, white and navy.
'l‘wo Clasp "Eugenie" Kid Cloves, black, brown. tan, mode. white and
gray. $1.15. .
it 13430 Clasp "Airline" Kid Gloves, tans, modes gray and tan. (warrant:
(‘i , . .
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A full assortment of single and Gray and Brown Mocha Kid Gloves, all sizes, 31.15 pair.
d ouhl 0 guns from live dollars up. Also mealtaggtmpe Kid or Mannish Walking Gloves, assorted tan shades, all
a flute line of hammerleas suns from Women's Cashmere Gloves, lined or unlined. I
ilrte'cn seventy-five up. ‘. Women's and Children‘s Golf Gloves. .' 1 mt;
Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty w°°l Mittens '0’ women. children and infants.
an. e
A fresh lot of ammunition in all N- E. RYAN & CO.
gauges and caliber. 86 w A
ashln tonSt. So. Norwalk.
Repairing lions. , E ‘ lawn?” 47"
Call at
Norwalk Hardware Co. REMEMBER THE PLACE .
to buy l-losim‘y, Underwear, (ilovcs,€orsets and.‘Sniail Wares. Out-
39 Main St nu: J‘launcls. Flaitnciettcs, ‘ldcdcc Drziwcrs, Flunncl‘Blsnkcts, Com-
ioriablcs, Lacc Curtains. ' 3
- , 4-...— ~~ -. , , ~ ~ . _ Kitchen Utensils; of All Sorts. *
Harry E. Crane, Window Shades. Curtain Rods.
l’rcsh t‘nndy .. loc antlzoc lb.
TEACHER ‘ .
noun min. sum. .3" 8 SMITH & GOWANY.
(Private poplin! yours with H. H. 9' wmm‘tw 8m. . - ' ’ \‘ mfim
Hartman», New Incl-no Conservatory . , . W .. W... . .. MN...“ “Wain“;m
of Music, Ionian. Moon). will start »
.iiti‘l) .t‘fiitl‘i'f‘ .
' aw in a. .4
clue in Death Nov-walk. in your:
teacher. lpooloi terms to lint ilvo
studying. Olen limited. Regular Pflt
pllo' minis. Mandolin club to term
.t
. hour. so warm. ,
Try a ton and be convinced. The proof of the coal is in the beam ‘
Kai-“em urns g Tilt: HA . 338- .
{:qu VP‘”*,”" I" ‘ woos. illicit. first. cunts ransom” i "
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“TWELFINIPM chm too, all warm sch. llama
t
so. .
flfioiifiMoufiz W. 3 mafia}... «do. w a;
atthuwusitttaw~ "
Without it i3flufmm’v“ mm Stone wak- m
"4 - , woodcuts-tam fly
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Room 7 and chasm Isak landing.
lair-sting Optician. . é A ‘
. “stir OMIMONM. , y. _. , .v ‘ ,, .1 52,: A . _~
“mmatlflflflmu convenience ‘ 1 ,~ a” . ,, .: BMW-g .
scat. wet M Mr :1 . . a blossom:
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