E.KuBANK3, *A For ‘t‘. in all8 the nevi shadow clients and plaids. . Also Honriettns, Barges. Veillngo, Ai- bstross. Granite Cflpxa “01%;.”- ‘ hairs and Brilliant BLACK 60005 A SPECIALTY. 48 or»! 47 Washington loan, . two-0mm... Hoist iDinah... ' .. t. 1 H. ring“??? «"2ng tint“l “‘5“ M, at .... y—wov-v- WEATHER FORECAST. , For Norwalk and “Vicnity:——F'alr and colder tonight and Friday. The storm that was‘Central in the‘uppor Mississippi Valley yesterday morning has moved eastward and is now cen- tral In the eastern portion of the lake region. It Is producing cloudy and rainy weather front Ohio eastward to the tuutst. it will pass out the St. Lawrence Valley tonight and be fol- lowed by fair and colder Weather on Fridaq. Cool pleasant weather pre- vails west of the Mississippi river. it" “‘1‘ i5 Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Keeler, of Ridge- bury, were'recent guests of relatives in Norwaik. Noah Wood. of Norwalk. was the guest of his niece. Mrs, C. H. Light. in Sierra Plain. one day last week, and attended the funeral of his cousin, Noah White. —an‘t forget Auction at Ferris place. West avenue, to a. m.. tomor- row (Friday). Governor Roberts, Tuesday. ap- proved tbe requisition of Adjutant General Cole on the comptroller for $7,900 to pay various accounts in con- nection with the quartermaster-gen- eral‘s department. The abundance of leaves in thc‘gut- ters played havoc this morning early during the heavy rain. Catchbasins were stuffed up. making rivers out of the roads in seine cases. A big lake was formed in front of the residence of Levi lianford in Bcldcn avenue. —~With so small a cost and so great a benefit to be derived from our $5.00 domestic telephone, Is it now worth your while to inquire for our reprcscu tative to explain its value? George C. Comstock. of Broad River has donated the big squash which took the first prize at the New Canaan Grange Fair recently to the Norwalk Fire ib'purtmcut. The latter will feature it this Week at the armory fair. The llarstrom football team is ex- pecting a good game on November 18th when the eleven will line up against the irvlng School team, The I-iarsirom team will go to New litht‘ll next ch‘ ncsduy and play the second Yale fresh- mcu eleven. -~Nntivo Escaliops. Bass and Flat. lish received daily at Cutbill’s Market. The Martinyice Cream Company has filed a certificate of incorporation in the office of the state secretary. The capital stock is 310.000. and the lil‘ corporaiors are Frederick i“. Judd of lloston. F, A. Judd and C. A. Martin. both of Hartford. "Quincos. 50c pk. .ioseiofi’. Andrew V. Heath, of Norwalk. the advertising specialist, has just issued his semi-annual trolley timetable book. The book is neatly and attractively gotten up and contains the announce- ments of a large number of merchants of the Norwalks. Several thousand co. pics have been distributed. ——'l‘he average young woman of to day is batty. licuuty is only another name. for bcaitb. and it cmncs to 90 out of every 100 who take Holiisicr': Rocky Mountain 'i‘cu. 'l‘cu or Tablets 35' cents. l’lalstcd's Drug Store. The (‘burlcs .i. Donahue (‘iub pledged to support (‘burics J. Dona hue, candidate for conm'essnmuni large. will hold a tucctiniz lu Elks‘ ilull. this owning, at it p. in. All workiunntcn arc invited to attend tltc meeting and join the club. Mr. Iloua but- is president of the Slate Fedora lieu of Labor. .. It Is rcaliy one of the most won- derful topics for developing the figure and soothing lilt' nerves cvcr offered to the American Ill'iillii', lioliisior's Ilocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. I'lttlsicd's lirug Store. The boun- of John It. Johnson, oi (lrcouwicb who was it student lust your at the ilurstrom School. Norwuik was invaded yesterday afternoon by a bold burglar. according to the New York World. The intruder culled about i. p. m.. delivered n solar plexus blow to a woman servant and after chlorofor- uilug bcr. begun riflluit the house, get- lilltl ’55 in moupy and stealing some jewelry belonging to Mr. Johnson‘s mother, Mrs. It}, W. Russell. T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY 'l‘uko LAX/t’l‘lvlc ianMO Quinino 'l‘ablt-Is. Drtmgluts refund money if it falls to cure. Ill. W. (illoVE'S signa- ture is on each box. 200. Public Mitt ”i ll 4 lg! l II 0091’" MAIN OTRIIT. man :jk‘ EMA-60000. let’s Specials. . Prime Rib Rog-t 120 to 109 lb. Portorhouu bio-k . . .. 13c and 20c lb. Otrtoin stock its and Ibo lb. ‘ Ihouider Sink ........ 100 lb. ' ’9' I Burnn’ homo,- ~ with a p. This preparation is Intended to replace the numerous patent- " ed or secret. cough mixtures of more or less value. it Via a. sure and speedy cure for ‘COUGHB. COLDB, BRONCHI- " TIS AND ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. . t .1, . ., o 25c A BOTTLE. , . , , .. . Druggilt.’ 8 North Main St. Tol. 626—3. Connection for all north and south bound cars can he made at our store. 4—- —~l)on't forget Auction at Ferris place. West avenue, 10 a. m.. tomor- row (Friday). Charles Fox, the Democratic candl- date for sheriff, was In South Norwalk ‘ yesterday cleetloneering. Butler lodge, l. 0. 0. iii. held a roll- ulur meeting last evening. Routine business was transacted, A regular meeting of South Norwaik, Conclave, improved Order of iicpta-' sophs, was held last evening. ~Native Escsilcps, Bass and Flat- tlsb received daily at Cutbill's Market. Miss Clara M. Ryder Is enjoying a day's vacation from hcr duties at the Ncrwalk office of the selectmen. Mrs. John Herring, of Raymond street. South Norwulk. who was oper- utcd on at the Norwulk Hospital a few days ago. is now getting along nicely. The funeral of the late John Taknzs was held this morning. The inter- ncnt. was in St, Mary's Cemetery. ’l‘bt deceased was killed by the cars Ilt‘lll' the Spring street bridge. ——Witb so small a cost and so great a benefit to be derived from our $5.00 domestic telcpbonc. Is it now worth your while to inquire for our reprcscn- tative to explain its value? One proposal for membership was received last evening at Norwulk Lodge, ll. P. O. E. J. it). Mitchell. past exalted ruler of Lowell. Muss, lodge. was present. A miustrol show is being planned for the. winter. Miss Nellie Crawford. of Cross street. Norwslk. was operated on for appendicitis yesterday morning at the Norwalk Hospital by Dr. Jean Duntor- tier. assisted by Dr. it‘. ll. Baker and Dr. R. M. Wolfe. The patient is re. ported today as doing nicely. ~Some say that city girls are poor, ignorant things. Some of them cannot tell a horse treat a cow. but they do know that Hollistcr‘s Rocky Mountain Tea is one of the greatest beautitlers known. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. Plalstcd's Drug Store. A new club has been formed in town called "The Reuters." 'i‘bcy propose to hold some cross country runs this full. hence the appropriate name. A special mcetln Is to be held soon at which officers w ll be elected. The average young woman of today is busy. Beauty is only another name for health. and it comes to 99 out of every we who take iiollister's Rocky Viountalu Tea. Tea or Tablets, 30 mole. l’inisted's Drug Store. Eli Pakulskl. of liaubury. formerly if South Norwalk, won the first block if his pool game wiih .Ioc Only In \\'utcrbury last night. lit! to fix. The taste is for 200 points and the last half will be pluyed In lianbury ucxi Nt't'lt. Ilotb players played gmui at times. but. made several bud misses. Iluly‘s high run was ill anti i'akulski‘s hcsi was 17. . llon't forgot Auction at Ferris placc. West uvcnuc. it) a. m.. tumor row (ll‘riduy). .l. S, title, tiswctzo: Iii. W. Richardson. Waterbury: l.. 1.. Moore, iIolyoke; id. 1‘. illlckforti. Worcester; i", ll. Loclc wood, .I. A. (Yhnsc. L, Id. i’lncc, intu- rcuco Stern. (‘. H. DeF‘ord, M. ii. White. iii. (l. Miibury. ii. i)_ Otis. E. J. Wright. Wilson Potter. K. Lit'ier. Now York: lo. M. Richardson. Waterbury: Mr, and Mrs. id. (l. Betta. Asbtubula; l'iichurd ti. Fitch, 1.. R. Huribuil. Wil- ton: tlcoruc l.. Rockwell. ltiduciield: ii. ll. ’l'uckor, .l. W. Adams. W. H. Casino. Boston; ii. ll. Winnie. Klug- utou; t’. M. Whittaker, Providence: W. licldt-n i-lly. iringllcld; W. ii. Fur- long. Jr, link more; Thomas McNtcr- ney. Hartford: ll, 1). Strauss, Roches- tcr; James Gallagher. ii. 1!. Mchw- soy. lianbury; (lcorue ill. lcddy. lini- tlmorc, Wi‘i‘l' minute yesterday at the Hotel Clifford. Round bio-It 14:: lb. Freon Pork ice in. ”null-...“... OUR SPECIALTJES. Routing Chickens. Fruit Homo. ‘8”..“0! ’arket COUTN NORWAi-K, CONN. 4 ; ‘,TOWu-I _: Assessor‘s Notice. RAH-HO AD GONTRAC'I‘I AWARDED o. W. Biskasloo & son. of New lio- van. have been awarded a contract, by . 'tld‘w Haven road for the'ellmipa- grade crossings on the High- vlsion between Brewster and , W the in line with the other inn. routdments" on this division of the ‘ e‘w Haven syittetn. It was also an pounced yesterday tit-Mi Latinos it has. contractors of ooklyn. who do a. great deal of the New Haven road vanish. been gimp the q9ntraot fer the docks tracking of the slime di- vision betwaon Daabnry and Hawicy- yille.‘ This work is expected to be pom lot ed by June '1 of next y or. PO-r-‘v-m ”~va ~ 7—" 1-- my «awn-r- «n- We. the undersigned. hereby give notim to all persons and corporations liable to pay taxes futile Term of ‘quwalk, that they nre’i‘eqplr‘od by law to deliver ‘to tho‘nshestiars, or. either .0! them, on or before the first day‘s! Not/en her. 1000, a written or printed list. (i ted, signed. ahd's‘whrn to. of ”II property owned by them on the at day of October,,1906. liable to tax- n. i N. l‘i.~Lists may be rctumed to the assessm's.‘ at the aslsossors' ofilce 'I‘UWn Hall building. Norwalk. and a the" Council Room. llaviland street, 011th Norwnik, from and including October 15, 1906, to and including No- vember 1, 1906. said offices to be open from 10:00'to 12:00 o‘clock a. 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 '“l. 1906. from ”7:00 until 9:00 o'clock jln the evening. Dated at Norwalk. Conn, October 3. 906. WILLIAM G. CROCKETT, 0. W, RAYMOND. ISAAC SELLECK, ”Frag”? .. ...... .. 225:. rT' Citu Assessors’ Nolice. We, the undersigned, hereby give notice to all persons and corporations liable‘ to pay taxes In the City of South Norwsik. that they are required by law to deliver to the assessors, or either of them. on ol' before the lat day of November, 1900. a written or printed list, dated, sinned, and sworn to. of all the property owned by them on the first day of October, llioti. lla- bie to taxation, making a (lt'fit‘l‘lpiitiil of all the real estate. each parcel be- ing separately described. N. li.——I.Ists may be returned to the ‘asscssors, at the (‘ouncil Room, Hat" iland street. South Norwulk, from and including October to. 1900. to and in- A ssossv rs eluding November 1. 1900. said omce - to be open front 10:00 to i2:00 o'clock. u. m.. and from “2:00 to 5:00 o'clock. p, m.; on Saturdays from 7:00 to 0:00 o‘clock In the evening. and 'l‘bursduy, November l, 1906, from 7:00 to it p. m. Dated at the (‘ity of South Norwnik, Conn, October 8. 1906. FRANKLIN A. TOLLI‘IS. GEORGE H. VOSBI'RGH, 08 22t Assessors. ~...._..... m..... . look for standouts-s Ad, in the DELINEATOR for Novem- ber. Stcurns 8: Foster arc the largest Cotton Felt Mattress nmuufncinrcrs in the world. All their Cotton Felt Mattresses are. hand Iuid, In uniform layers and guaranteed vcrmin proof. non-absorbent and not to hint. If air for 00 tinys' trial mattress is not cu- tircly satisfactory. money will be re- funded. Fcr Sale by F. A. MITC Open Evenings till 3 o'clock. 3 and 5 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn. Tot. 675—2. "Evening 801qu Notice l The sessions of the Norwuik Even Inn School will begin on Monday cvcn- Ing, October 20, Itillti. in the school building of the Over River School Ills» trIct, and in the Franklin Street School. South Norwalk. The school will be in session four evenings each week. from 7:30 to 0:30, and will be continued for seventy-rive sessions. should a sufficient number continue in attendance. ‘ ‘ An opportunity for registration will be given at the abovcinumod buildings, Wednesday and Thursday. October 2| and 25, at 4:30 each evening. THOMAS tl‘. (IllllNill, Supt. of Evening chmi. ”to.“ nodal wast“ 057 022 it 100 clothes pins tile 5 lbs. Washing Soda 10:2 6 Noptb sou .... . o ..... like ..‘i. M W _ 70mm; soap Zinc Joaeloff, NORTH MAIN 8T. TIL. cm. “...“... .a an... new.» s..........-_...m PIN! ITOGK 0" Pocket Knives, 25c AND 60a. oouvzms Poor cnnoo, ., ”i9 A ”3.: , “WM. A. medium MONO ITOI'. Danovon link. ill Woohlnlton 0!. Agent for «my Locum. ..' l ‘ EE- .a.’ 2ft, 4 M gh; , .‘v such matter saving as reason for it. ti. . J‘. 4 1‘. 83-85 Washington “St BEGINS ~rslmvmona1ao ' Corpses 19th, AND ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER. 27th. .‘v v we waniio emphasize the one word “Big.” " We’wa‘tti it, to con- veu to pour mind the fact that event ,stock comes to the front with ' it's bé‘silind most seasonabie merchandise. WHAT "THIS SALE ’ ‘ MEANS TO You. is imDosSiblé 'On‘ dull Matching Orders YOU are invited .T t: It vi .... nu :. i! i ‘1. .. ,. ". 'r‘, J . a. F¥II,(CF.’IM W. . «i at . swap“: at tor i ‘prm 133),.) Mt other occasion. The big sale has been carefuliu planned. be carefullu carried out. seasonabie surplus merchandise. Do we lo’se ? Candidlp. ues. But the present loss will be the store’s gain in the long run, for it clears the decks for Fall business and gives son a chance to buu seasonable wanted things at a metelu nominal pate. saru that‘ibis stock reduction sh0u1d be made in the shortest possible time. Now. as there is bathing in the world that will reduce stock quicker than reduced prices, we have made these reductions. share in the broad economiespnhicb itgitprs It " . i r W. o r. at . in the first place. it means moses saving. There’s a plain bU-SinéSs ‘ Everu detail Of that plan will have been given to event dollar’s worth at it is neces- to attend this Big Reorganization Sale and a South Narwajlkt’i‘i FRENCH COMPOSER ILL. HOS'I‘ON, Oct. 25.—-NOW8 of the serious illness of Camille Saint-Sachs the famous French composer, who is on his way to this country. was made public today b ' C. A. Ellis. manager of on. Boston Syinphcby Orchestra, with to appear on ‘ which organisation Saint-Scene was to appear on (it‘tobcr 30. Mr. Ellis re coivt‘d a wireless tucssunc from the surgeon of the. steamer In Provence saying the sickness was serious, but not mentioning Its nature. MASSACHUSETTS MONUMENT DE- DICAT . SPRINGFIELD, Mass. on. 25:er monument to be dedicated here today as a memorial to the soldiers of the Seetmd Massachusetts Regiment who (fetish! in the.Spanish-Amerlcun War was made possible by construtuulous frotn many sections of the country. taunt... ()ur display of the famous Al- fred ilenjtunln (t Co‘s New York Clothing. We have secured the exclusive selling rights for the Town of Norwalk of the finest. ready-to- wcar clothing made in all the world. Alfred Iienimnin a 0.0., New York. have set the fashions in the clothing world for 30 years. No other clothing approaches it in quality or style. tluita and Overcoats. no to $30. -——~. 0m ”and”. Wedge-day. and Saturday Moulds minus, owl-Wilt. ear-ran. musics-n. I Wu a «rut. Booth molt. map 0 Homer citation, , __— . CONGRESSMAN HOAR WEAK. WORCESTER. Mass. Oct. 25.— t‘omzrcssmau Rocklsnd Hour continu- cd vcry weak to—duy. change in his cmniltlon W t lug last night. No alarming as noted dur- AMMUNITION A full assortment of single and double guns from five dollars up. Also a title line of bammerless guns frotn fifteen seventy-live up. Rifles and revolvers from twotllty up. A fresh lot of annnuniiiuu antigen and caliber. Repairing Done. Call at N0delit Hardware tic. ' 39 Main' St in all m..... a: as... A TEACHER , ' Vhlill ”Moduli-r. (Private pupil. a warmth H. H. Hartman. Now. lnolond Conarvotory of Music, Boston. Mam). wit start close» sin tooth 'Norwolk. it your: touch». Opal-Mum to tho it" studying. Gino Iltnltod. than or no- plio' recitals. Mandolin clean mm ilfii'tmiiil'é' ‘3 "at’bosoonr ' ~ stair! figilthlmf "Et’ii‘Tthdes and}; newsman to am rt , , n I up a no " ”Milli?“ , m. :o. financier; W line from tritium; ' limiter?!» . figfigfiwn . ’ i "a?” -gi than. ‘ ~ '9‘ in" IAI. M. "[03?”wa ‘XC' ‘ moons». golf-I13; , . r it o 7 . Room 7.:no ffiéfikfinumm ttilpaciol 'o%nMonu It connects“. o ’ ton. tibia noun; taunt. tut-4; “tum: erosion. 7-4. I gray. $1.15. M ‘ GLOVES. Our Full and Winter Gloves are all in place and await the inspection and sale that are sure to come. Our stock In new and contains the choicest of products in both kind and fabric. Not an element lacking to warrant your custom. 1 Long Kid Gloves in black. white, tan and pearl color. luau: Silk (llovcs In black. light biuc. while and navy. ’I‘wo Clasp "Eugenie" Kid (lioves. black. brown. tan,v mode, white and TM» Clasp “Aldlne” Kid tilm'cs, tans, modes gray and tan. (warrant; ed), 31.00. i Gray and Brown Mocha Kid Gloves. all sizes. 81.15 pair. Heavy (lupc Kid or Mannlsh Walking Gloves. assorted tan shades, all sizes, ".15- . . Women's Cashmere Gloves. lined or unlined. Women's and Children's Golf Gloves. Wool Mittens for Women. children and infants. N. E. RYAN 05 CO. on Washington St. So. Nor-walk. lu buy limit-ry. i‘nth‘rwrnt'. Gloves. (‘oi‘ncls and Small Wares. Onl- lop: i'ititlllt‘ifi. Ifiluoncicltcs, ii‘lcccc lirawct's. Manuel lilankctn. Coin- iortabics. Iocc Curtains. Kitchen» l 3m hilatifl'.“ ' .. it . it'rcslt t'nudy ’ M. 8 SHIT 1:1 . WW5"! 9m Wm............, M” “..."... .. cool i There are nnmcrtuls kinds of (tool. hill“! 13 Tim GOOD KIND-Alli: , ipnk'r,no\vss1'n. , - t v . ’14; ... . ,» ,..\ . , : , .. lop oi oi, ”attributes ,il‘ht was: at. no out w it» wont; w a ,x, . . . .. ,. who.» u n . vau 00‘”. 7 1i i , ., 1”".f“ . ma ammsaorsmurmv w ow..." / Telephone 474. l .1 - M, Islis of All Sorts; . Window . . ‘Turtm'u Rods. toe and sec lb. lit COMPANY. 0 3n woos, HAY. oars. 9mm AND mm ram no, :in warns sin, fours normally, . ’31s. had. , S’Biaomlw 1‘ i l in? flf
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