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ta .. It All Over on.
‘ ; ."l. outage how [ever got aloug
wltyhout‘ Walls-Olin Shoes. ~ l'iu glad
! oapfaqtp L' flown." When you
constituting» moments like that
yourknofiiftléae'MTSt be a reason for
it. Thet'reaadh is that Walk-Over
Shoes. m- j tact combination or
‘ .esseheacti‘and tilegance and ap-
teot. . Justina?! ' $4.09.
sourngnottwuv SHOE co.
. - ‘ ”Authorized Agency.
96 Washington St. So. Norwatk.
‘ Stiletto RTE
'vsic Hall
’ 1' (Continued From Fit-at Page.)
‘ the planar“? C. A. “('Numill‘il.
bdotll‘S/Wet‘e erected by
Owen’lkiley and several
worn/decorated by those in charge of
‘ each.
The
Myrtle Shea,
pavilion, an oct
blue and‘white with streamers of these
colors "radiating from the chandelier
and meeting its topmost edge. In
charge are Mrs. Myrtle Slit-a. manager;
Mrs. Charles Koch and Mrs. Frank .I.
Donoh‘ue. assistants. The Stilt} of cakes
Wasr‘fine last night and a fresh supply
Is received each evening.
At the parish booth, on the left, iienr
the stage. Mrs. ()wcn A. Riley in man-
lls'el‘ and Mrs_ John J. Snellbuck. .\lrn.
‘- George Steegotuiicr and Mrs. 'i'litiilltlh‘
Rfordan are her assistants. The decor
ntlons are Japanese and are very cti
(active. A frieze of Japanese design
terms the [root of the booth and Jim
anese paranoia, scrolls and banners
are well placed above and in the lit—
!el'lor. The articles shown are both
fancy anti practical. Among them Wt-i't'
noticed pictures. aott pillows. china.
Iowans and needlework.
Directly opposite the parish booth
II the Sunday school booth. which is n
novelty in construction and decoration.
The design In rustic. is well carried
out with lu'nncht-s. leaves and rims
of beautiful autmon foliage. through
which the filltiilfi ot' the iltli‘t't‘si, stullts
and ears of golden corn, and the real
old-tashlonod pumpkins made into
Jack~n'-lanterna. and lighted with catt-
(lies. shine and smile humorously at all
who approach Incidc portleren are
draped and a cozy corner plied with
sofa cushions la arranged. The lights
are shaded in red and n bunch of red
dahllnu completes the harmony. Sofa
pillow. vnscn. pictured and fancy urti-
Ies are displayed. The manager is
is C. A. Mt'Nillllill'tl: the assistants.
May Williams and i“ltu’clice Hamilton.
Adjoining the Immaculate Concep-
IIOH booth in the space reserved for the
display oi tilt-“ulna to the fair. The
merchants have been very gt‘llt'l‘tillii
in their donations ltllli the gifts in
clude a dlniowroom table and nix
chairs. dinner ROI. silver mounted tca
service. sideboard. Morris chair. couch.
‘ parlor table. clock, rocltcr, art Silliill‘t'.
rill. chlfi‘ouler. llIllllItt‘lH. conitortublm
and a Vttrluty of notailer lii’liclt'n not
new noted,
The parish societies also nlitired in
promotion lhcnc articles. and they arc
greatly appl‘urintoll. ('arlla unhottuc
In. the name of the donor will be pl ll‘=
ed on each article and publicity ulrclt
in that way.
Next to the tucniinrc booth no the
north are the hcndonlrterit or lir.
Haber. who lwttdn the board of annual
era. mutilation of lltc Ill'lltii'l or all do
partmanut and iltclt IIMIMIJIIIKZ MI'H
F. A. Little. Ito ll'nnuttrer ol‘ the full.
Illd l’ottil‘ l", 'li‘olcy. Illt‘ wrrclary,
Neill control the lmumcnlnlc t‘onccn
lion booth. beautiful in tlic aoclcly’n
colurn or liabi bloc and white. The
~ PRICED «AT .7 AND
'i‘hat wili‘nntke many friends for on".
timely effort
that is sureto
or ‘many avian.
The suits, t7 and $10. No more. no
less. .
Every suit has
. and good workman
' ' neat mixtures and over pi
and twisted cassimom
tidbits. black and blue sergos and
tweeds. " .
GET THE HABIT.
uptitigitiilitiihin
it NORTH MAlN srnssr
MW
peel ~ bothn‘t'to‘ hhlyi' head and tender '
Opens in MU" delicate shades and the. top of is a lat
i
. t . .. ., ' . - '
assistants, and (..titictplltiti in Bllttlhltl 1n .1 audio II
in the center of the hall is the cake?
agon shaped booth in'
.10.
NO MORE. NO LESS.
rig for tall and outlet-
meet with the approval
the atamp of style '
ship. Wanted: in
aids. Dilubie
and black
GO TO
gilt):
v
HARRY GOODWIN,
Manager.
tit-e wotk design in good proportiot
and neatly trimmed. (‘ortalnn of bio:
and while are. draped in the rear Hill
the corners and pout llltet‘seciions art
finished Willi large ronettes ot’ blue not
white. A Mattie of the immaculatt
the litterior and a t'UIlIt'nI among tlit
popular young ladies ot' the Hilt‘it‘i.‘
will decide the ownership of this be
fore the fair closes. The lights Ilt'i't
are shaded with blue. and shed a not
rttdtence on the contents of the booth
Some articles noted were a line chin;
chocolate set, sofa pillows, pin cosh
ions. aprons and roses. .lcouie llolll
heart is the manager: Annie t)‘(‘oo
iicil and Mrs. E, .l. iinyes. the llssifi:
unis.
Across the hull I.~ the candy booll
rillliillflly conspicuous in rich tumour
and white. the colors hnrmooiounl;
arranged anti (ll'illlttl from the gable:
front to the side iii a curtain cft'ect
arid the equally thrilling and ironic
which in rcry pretty. Yellow not'
white cltrynaotlicniunis artistically ar
ranged. spotless napkin: covering tin
sliclrcs in the rear and the candles
and preserves which prompt a tcinpt
int: illl|ltlil‘iilll‘t'. cotupletc tltc decor-a
lions. 'Mrs. William H. Ryan in tin
manager of thin dtpartuicnt and lit
popularity is shown by the fact that
all candy was sold two hours Ili'ftlt‘t
tbc lnlr closed. Mai'nnrct Murphy was
assistant last evening.
The tsu'ccts naturally come close to
nether. I|IIII thc nt-xt booth in ticrotet
to the :zcrriog or ice cream and t’illit‘
lIIIlIt‘I' the supervision of Mrs. Ii
Picrcc. The ice cream la the finest.
and the cake homo-made. and coupled
with ctllcicnt service the success oi
this department In suro. Iron niaht‘r
assistants. who will also act tonight.
were Mrs. Edward llnrrctt. Mrs I’hll
lip llird and Mrs. Matthew Friend.
The soda water couotcr is located
in tin urinal place and is lit clntrgc oi
OWt‘II A. Itilcy.
A new booth thin your is located to
the right ol’ tin central door and l.-
occupied by Fred W. lloyt. with a line
t‘if local and other artistic views and
plcllll't‘h‘ framed in womi—vcncer lratucu
The Work Iii done by Messrs. Iloyt and
iicdlcnt. and thc pictures will no doubt
bc popular. The dcct‘irnllonn here are
pink and green front with pleated
punch; tor a background to (linpluy the
warm on sale. Mr. lioyt is altio per-
forming his initial Hit-k of unikc up
urinal for thc dll‘lcrcnt plays. ills
work last night won, its usual. citccl
lent.
'l in- other nillcero til the fair Illl'IlllIl’
lltcne at the Iit‘ltt'l otllce, Edward .I.
Hiycn. t‘hailca l5, Williams and t‘. A,
MtNuninrn; ill the cunt room. .lcrc
mint: liorao. and the ticket cltllel'ttlt‘h.
William ilrconnn. t‘hnrlca Lynch anti
l’. A. liouub
’l'lic tint-en lioll. urcacntcd by lr‘. Il
l'ulciuuu. it» bcinn morn-and on by nix
alibi. 'i‘llc lilll" who nticccctitt in accur-
tui: the grmtlcai ounibcr oi cbuncea
will receive it rlutt mt a prize. In the
illllllt‘ wny. tbc lioya lmrc u ctiltitisi on
the Morrln chair. the gift of the Tent-
front ls diupcd in I‘cnlupun of ”MN“
.WE WILL Mora
On MONDAY. OCT. 29. to 12 SOUTH MAIN STREE'I‘~ (one
. ghtwdp)...ior the better aCCOl’ll uodation of our patrons. Busi-
non men deiiring upato-date printing at the right price. will be re-
pfld by I call on uti. Or. better still. telephone or drop us a card.
and our representative will be will you immediately.
'rns ELM (taco: PRINTERY
. New.
‘ ‘ torltvba inlet-mutt ot iIil .tiopooiiora.
atom for
instant. ti
t
slam an account.
>
This Ill a strictly Ml'Tl?
he: accumuinlod s ottrplus and undir-
.- tilts special trait-guard against loan.
per cent. bilateral and otters lItI «are
laying: art can be round.
South N orwalk Savings Bank,
m“ “Milli. .1 Wampum. at. South Namath. ’conn.
ncrttucc t‘.tdctu. 'i'bo prize in this
more will be u Iiltltllilll.
Al. anvinga banlt. managed nolnly
bled protta ot 8121mm.-
lt is paying to: llepimllnt‘!
and conservatiw- an in»
ripen front ii in it .‘Inlttrilht’
mo
'p-ttum nurunnso‘ro counr.
. m
Some Gnu in Which Norwalit Parties
Ara lntomtul. ‘
Just at T'DIOM mill! a‘itiis tire being
coon-nod Iii court an minty or them
are of interest ochlly. ‘ ,Attimig than:
In to brought it: JosephA. Volk tor
Josopl A. Vo it. Jr., a minor. against
John Colby, ot’ Not-walk, for $250. Volk
claims that. being a minor. on July 9
he purchased from Colby an automo-
iiue of the Oldnmoblia tr a, cunning
$250. and that tuition. that l ‘nié be its
returned till? illittitoohllc and rescinded
the contract made by him as a minor
and demands the return of the money.
lit- further claims that the, machine
was represented to him to be In good
running order and that snob was not.
the case and It! tlt‘tnli‘tia the return of
the money; on that gi‘tiutid. The cage
in brought tttiongii Attorney .iomt
Keogh and its defended by Judge E. M.
Iockwood. Colby has given bonds.
Alfitcd M. Williamson. of Providence.
it. I.. has brought}. suit, against tho Co-
lonial Column and Lumber Company.
of East Norwalk. for $600 for a car-
iond of lumber which the company do-
uleu having received. Ilttrlbutt and
Iiavla prosecute. The case is return-
'lble to the. Town Court the second
Monday in November.
Attorney Charles W. Murphy. of Dan-
bury. has sued George N. and Horace
it‘laher. of New Uatinnn, for $60 .lor
nrotesaionnl services in defending
i'ieorgc N. Fisher In a null brought by
his wife. Property in East Not-walk
has been attached.
Stilt hill-t been brought by lloward
!<‘. Northrop, of New Cltllililll. through
flurtia multitude. at Stamford, for
$350 alleged .lo lid title hlni for 194
wooden spilca delivered and which he
"lulmn were not up to the standard.
The unit is against Joint S. Knapp. of
Holden Ilill. Judge Light represents
Knapp.
OBITUARY NOTES.
LEROY TAYLOR.
Lcroy 'l'ttvlor. formerly a resident oi
I'Iic Nt)l‘“'1ilt:<. died Thursday at Mill
lictown. where be had been {or some
line. at the age of clizlityooe yearr
tnd two months. Mr. Taylor up: the
on of Joshua lioyt Taylor and Nancy
Shepard and was the oldest of nine
hiltirco. For some time. a number
it‘ years ago. he ran the l'llilqllit‘qiil'
Iotci. llaubury. and loft llanbury to
«one to South Noiu'nllt. where he cu
'crctl the hotel Illlii Iirery’ limitless
Ie also lived in Wilton ‘ll one time:
\s survivors he learns a lumbar. Am-
uou Taylor: ot Ntwtown. two sisters.
\Irs, (‘iarlt Lockwood. ol‘ 'i‘orriogton.
‘llti Mrs. (‘lnirlcs llrluco. of thriowo
totl tbrce.daughters. Mrs. l"rctl Ray
Hood of Ilnubofir. :illll Misses \‘itd'
'IntI (‘arrlc Taylor, of Wilton. lie is
'lzto the uncle of lleurr-niLi lCItlEenc
i'aylor, oi Il.liiiilli'_\' 'l‘iic tunciul will
to held at tho i'ltlltl"1‘}‘ in Newborn
his nt‘tcrooou
WATSON H'I‘ICVENS
Word was received in South Nor
The deceased was
oitbe
equipmant tint
“needs oi the
case. the
phones each m
Sufferers Front. itxttncy Disease
Should not this woolly.
When the Bladder or Kidneys are dill-
eased. the oililotodwfiofloa is in great
danger of death. on the urine gets
pain or very dark; when the desire to
urinate i «try treqtuent. «pact-lily at
nit; t; when herd hi it burning
causation or palu’ia using water:
when there is used mentor cloudy
‘- substance at the bot-
tom of the vessel after
' the urine bu stood
.nwhile; when there is
‘ mash: the small of
‘ the back or
lolltMour Kid-
usys or Blad-
der are aifectttd
and you
~ better look out.
The disease is
liable to load
to pneumonia.
~ . naumption or
‘ bronchitis. and
that means still
i h moref cot-21in
death. At thong tut-i 0 any is-
order in the Kidney: or Bfizdder. go to
the drug store apqu'cltly u on can and
et a bottle or Dr. avid ctquy’s
avorlte Remedy for at. It Will re-
move you from danger stance and effect
a radical, perm attent cure. Do not allow
the. dealer to substitute;1 Inothetr medi-
cioo. Nothing equast is en repa-
l‘ltion. lasiltppou havin ‘83-. Olivia
Kennedyts avorito emedty.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRBBw-f on
wish to test Favorite Remedy be ore
buying it. send Joni name And address
to the Dr. DWI Kennedy Co stion.
Rondout. N. IL. tam/fall I paper.
and a. sample bottle of Favorite Rem-
edy and phiot of valanblolnforma
tion will meat you by mail prepaid.
This odor is guaranteed genuine by tho
publishers of this paper.
Free Sample Battles at Ti. H. Plalsted‘s
a railroad than well-known in Tint
Not-walks. and was for many years on
the trains on the New York and lino
bury and Norwnlk division on which
.lobn tiriiiin. of South Norwnllt in coir
doctor. Some months ago Mr. Steven.
went weal. where hi3 mother resides.
' and secured it position as braltcioau on
one ni' tile Phril‘ic railroads. He was
killed while at work on his train.
ROXBURY CLUB BANQUET.
‘ llllllllll
,(lrcuory‘n l‘oint before that
. aori closes.
troo'n line shore manna was pmrtaken
walk. rcntcrtlny ol the sudden death1
it Watson Stereos.
a First Esséittia
telephone. The etneraencu mall
be trivial involving the saving
of time and SI‘DS. or it man
be grave involving those sud-
den dangers which necessitate
immediate assistance: in either
.Membera Had 1 Pleasant Time at Dor-
ion's Point. Last Night.
The oiciitbertiof the ltoxbui'y Club,
.tbc Wt‘IiAklltinl sporting preserve or-
.1ztiiivzttioii. last night. carried out their
i custom of having a dinner at
more to
(The of Landlord O'Sulll-
of.
Those who sat down to the feast.
‘ were lt‘rcderick ll. Quintard, liorace E.
.w. .-.._. ._._-»A,.‘...._._—..~..
Home
There is no feature of home
maeis so manu
hour” as the
TELEPHONE
is 110m ever-readu servant.
For this reason we are install'
ino hundreds of residents tele'
min. The chat-
ties are low. and theteis no
good reason whu iiour name
should not be on our-list.
Send for our representatitte to
furnish full information
The Southern luv
J England Telephone "Du.
hi Washington St. .
. South Norwalk i
at
.1-
Krietier Bi m
in all the popular shades.
Wash Boilers. copper bottom. .51
Large bottle Ammonia ...... 6c
3 rolls Toilet Paper. . . . .....xoc
m
Children’s from 2 to 12 years. Misses, 12 to :8 years.
. 5c
35c
E3 Scouting Soap
‘Fancy Salad Dishes.........
Decorated Tea Cups and San-
i ccrs..... ...25ci
..--..........
- A Iii moon: on? GOODS arena.
'TRISTR'AM a HYATT.
NOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Children’sand Misses’ Boats in Fall and Wintciliieat.
We are showing a very‘ complete line of Children's and Misscs’ Coats for Fall and Winter
wear in‘oriéinal and attractive styles and a large range of fancy' mixtures. as well as in plain cloth
it...
I
Housefurnishing Department.
Nickel Tea Kettles ....... gscig bars Soap ....... ‘ ......... .25ciCake Plates
..... ...5oc
Large Platters ..............$I
Fancy Tea Plates. ...........Ioc
Dinner Set, 109 pcs. . .$7
.TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. ,
0.. u..-
.....4.. ~- .. 7—.- ~
{”3 ““11..."
v
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EXAMINE OUR GOODS, LOOK OVER OUR STOCK THAT WE HAVE SELECTED THIS
FALL IN THE LINE OF MEN'S AND WOMEN’S CLOTHING. WE HAVE MADE GREATER PRE-
PARATIONS THAN EVER BEFORE. OUR DEPARTMENTS ARE FILLED WITH THE MOST UP-
TO-DATE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN. OUR CHARGE SYSTEM IS GROW-
ING LARGER AND LARGER EACH SEASON. WE HAVE ESTABLISHED THIS SYSTEM FOR
THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE WHO ARE SEEKING HONEST CREDLT. WE DON'T ASK FOR
ANY REFERENgES OR SECURITY FROM YOUR EMPLOYER. LA NDLORD 0R YOUR NEIGH-
BOR. WE T OST YOU ON YOUR‘GOOD NAME. EXPERIENCE HA8 TAUGHT US THAT
THE PEOPLE ARE HONESTIF GIVEN A FAIR CHANCE.
H. KRIEGER 8: CO. ’
29-31 W. Washington St.
South Norwalk.
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Weed LeGrand Raymond. David W.
naym'outt. Frank H, Merrill. John it.
Manning. Judge Henry W,
lir. W. I". Acton. Guru-go E.
("harlcs N. Wood. John W. lleatty.
Henry T. l’rowitt and Frank A. Van
liurcn.
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SAYS GIRL RAN AWAY.
Police Found Her Sleeping in Room!
at Rop- and Pips Association.
(‘hlef Volluter rocelvod word
(‘hrintinn Larsen. who lives on
Waslilnxtoanshluuton illl‘t't’l bridge
that thin morning he had found it
young girl about fifteen yearn old in
tbc l'tNlIllR of the Rope and Pipe au-
front
tho
F. W. MITCHELL. AUCTlONEER.
indoor!
W
Discontinuance Sale
at
HORSES. WAGONS AND
FARMING UTENSILS.
Will Sell by Public Auction on ..
I
.TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30th.
at it) o’clock. a. m.
at the. nibble: of the late MAX TAR»
LOV. (tonne item Turnpike. Booth
Norwalk. Cool... tint [allowing paranoid
properly, consisting of eight horses.
carts. carryail. carriages, outrun. liar-
item-ca. tools and farming implements
of all kind».
it titnrmy tulle will take place out
day. tonne hour. Particulars of
P. w. Mi‘l‘cHILL. Auctions".
Control Hotel. Milt Norwstk.
Dunn, Samuel l.. Weed. ddwnrd P.'aociatiou next door to
Gregory. '
ourtis.|
J” ‘ > ”w”. ___"___.
his place of
‘bnnlncna. She had been sleeping
there and wax chilled through with
cold. The girl was Well dressed.
The girl told (‘lilof Vollmer that
she had stayed otit late the night be»
fore and when she went home lior illo- :
Illt‘l‘p refuaed to let her in. She came
to South Norwalk and alter wandering
around found abcltcr in the Rope and
Pipe Attaociutlon month. where she
apcnt tho night. She unid her name
wan Lizalc A. Anderson and her home
at 2T: (‘baucl street.
Chief Voilutcr gave her in chargc to
,(‘lilt-f of i‘ollco Bradley and she will
he kept at the Norwalk elation until
Monday. llcr mother claimed tho girl
run away from home and that she is
becoming incorrluiblc.
NORWALK CONGREGATIONAL.
At the Norwnlh (lotmi‘emttlonnl
idiorcb tutiiorrow evening. the pnntor
in to speak of the lite and character
of Alexander Marathon. The romantic
circtunntnnccn surrounding his birth
clrcumntanctm ntirroondlntt hia death
make him life story it! dot-n interest to
iiiiiE
. m. Mum...
How About
COAL
9
nmnn
-n‘.
the average man. Mr. Egbert will tell
a remarkable story oi’ an incident in
his il.'e. which. so far as the prouchor
knows. hon never appeared in print.
a story told Mr. Egbert by the grand-
dauvhters of one of the connplcuoun
participants in the incident. It is not
generally known that Hamilton wait as- ,
sot-.Iulcd with Barr a few years hetero
their docl in the detenao of a man
charged with murder, and that at tho
conciuuion of the trial a remarkable
prophecy of Haniliton's'vlolent dcatit
wan pronounced. America owea HRIIIII'
ton; America has been arrived from tho
rosnlta of many of his policies. lio-
cuusc of the good he did and because
of the cvll he failed to accomplish we
must be lolereaiod in him. The youu-g
peopiu at today can find many starl-
llng lenaona in his life.
:‘Gttlvtit'Sjllt PiliOt.'~
or
MEN AND WOMIN.
".50 AND “.00.
«do: noon
1 OT
wound
or» AND ciao.
"tub «I.
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