in all“
plaids.
Also lienrlottal. Bei-
bstrou. Granite Cloth, .
hairs and Brilliantinel in nl oo "
BLACK GOODIA AIIIOIALM
II and 47 Washington Itrni.
Nahaokuno Ham my..-"
...........:..‘ Willi Norwalk.
. mm“! .m...» I. ..
waitress Fosacas'r
For Norwalk and vicinity:
night and Thuridhy. A trough of low
pressure in the upper Mississippi val-
ley is producing‘ considerable cloudy
weather with light local showers in
Fair to-
the western sections.
or continues in the central and east-
ern sections.
dicate any decided change in
the
weather for this vicinity. '
Lady Jennings Midge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem will meet as usual this eye-
ning.
Mrs. M. Pole. of Weston. will move
to South No1waik soon to spend the
winter
Edward Bradley. formerly of Weston
is quite ill at his residence in South
Norwallt.
The Hat, Makers Sbcioly meets to
night in Central Labor Lyceum. South
Main street.
A meeting of Norwalk Aerie of Eng-
les will be held at the usual place,
this evening.
Arthur D Nelson of Brooklyn, spent
election day. calling on friends in
South N01 walk
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knapp. of
South Norwalk. spent Monday with
friends in Southport. ‘
A.‘C. Bradley. of Weston has visit-
ed his brother, E. L. Bradley, in South
Norwaik. who is quite ill.
——The Lady Jennings Lodge will
hold a sociable and handkerchief sale
in Red Men's Hall. Fri. eve. Nov. 9.
The official board of theEMethodist
Episcopal Church. in Norwalk will
hold a regular session this evening.
Olive Branch lodge. No. 19. Knights
of Pythias, will meet Thursday eve-
ning and transact regular business.
.Francls Lemongelii's new house on
Hamilton avenue is enclosed, and the
mason are putting on the first coat
of plaster.
Washington Camp. No. ll. Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow evo-
ning. -
When you're broke the girls are shy.
They turn and fly as you come nigh.
Brace 11p old man, show some pluck;
Take Rocky Mountain Tea; 'twill
change your luck.
Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
Mrs. George Clark has returned
to her home in Brooklyn, after a visit
with the Misses Wickes, of Orchard
street.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ward. of
South N01wulk. ate visiting Mr.
Ward's mother, 106 Liberty street.
Donbury.
inulse Lodge. Daughters of Herman,
will hold its regular monthly meet-
ing this evening in Mystic Chain Hail.
Washington street.
Sherman Council. ltoyal Arcanum,
Will meet in semi-monthly session, to-
morrow night in llod Men's Hall, in
Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gregory and
Mrs. Frederick Wood, of Norwalk have
been the guests this week of Oscar
Budd in Weston.
The average young woman of today
is busy and has no time to devote to
anything but health and beauty. it
comes to ninety-nine out of every
hundred who take liollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets. 35
cents. Pinisted's Drug Store.
if you want hosiery. underwear,
gloves, or anything in general dry
goods. go to M. S. Smith Re Co's. They
have the largest stock. See ad,
Lincoln Council, No. 4. Order of the
United American Mechanics. will hold
a meeting on Friday evening for the
transaction of regular business.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William E.
Smith formE-rly Miss Anna Jennings.
have gone to Charleston, ii. (3.. where
they will make their future home.
The regular meeting of the lion ital
Whlat Club will be held with H.
William Foiaut at in) West lIthilile,‘
Friday afternoon. November ii at 3
o'clock. .
——-Doan's Regulate cure constipation
without grlping. nausea, nor any weak-
ing effect. Mk your druggllt for
them. 25 cents per box.
There will be a month's mind ran
qulem high mass sung on Friday morn
ing at ii o'clock in iii. Joseph 11 Church.
for the late James McNuEnry. of Cedar
street.
1). 0. Chase. of Weston, was in
South. Namath yesterday as a dell-E
gate from the CintmrogatioaaiR Church
to the installation services of Rev. Dr.
McFarland. g the South Norwalk
Church. :."
PlLII CURID m I TO 14 DAVI.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any out of itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protrnding PliII in 9 to M
Pleasant Weath- .
Conditions do not in- ‘
A specific for various forms oi
Rheumatis
Acid Roisoning. A treatment for
the Blood. Kidneys and Bladder.
Rheumatism and
' Psics 75:: Ann sEHoo
EEE E an E.
8‘ North Main 8!. Tel. 62H.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made
at our store.
Whelpiey at Clark remembered the
workers at the polls yesterday with
boxes of fragrant Havanaé. ‘
Deputy Sheriff John W Scuile'y is
the proud father a ten-pound giti.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
At the meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge. K of P.. tonight, the grand
chancellor will be present and deliver
an address.
A new tribe of Haymakers will be.
organized this evening in Norwich, by
the State liaymakers' Associati.on
Frederick Benger, of this Eity, is to
attend.
Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds of,
Bethlehem, will work the lnlllatory
degree on several candidates tonight
anti it is hoped that a large number
will be out. and every member of thl‘
degree team is asked to be present.
Benjamin Timpson, who is familiar
lo the police anti town court officials.
over-celebrated the election yesterday
and was arrested by Ofllcer Smith, who
had asked. him to go peaceably home.
Timpson refused and this morning was
fined 35 and costs.
The eighteenth semi~annuni session
of the Connecticut Grand Dodge. No.
21. independent Order of Good Suma-
ritaus and Daughters of Samaria. will
he held in Danbury under the auspices
of Mt. Pisgah Lodge. Wednesday. Dec.
12. with Grand Chief Henry D. Kear-
ney. of Danbury presiding.
Any ‘thin or undeveloped girl or
woman will be benefitted by taking
lioiiister's Rocky Mountain Tea. it
is one of the greatest known remedies
for making people strong. healthy and
well. Tea or Tablets, 36 cents.
Tea. or Tablets.
Banner Council. No. .54. Daughters
of Liberty, will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow night. at which time
they will confer the degree on four
candidates. Every member is re-
quested to be present. as this is the
first the Council has worked with tab
.leau.
There is likelihood of another delay
in the electrification work being done
by tho New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company between
New York and Stamford. it, has
been found that the big power cables
that carry “.0000 volts are too near
the telegraph wires, and there is dan-
ger of induced currents. which would
ruin the telegraph wires.
The Conncttitut denial commission
will meet today, Thursday and Friday
of this week in Hartford for the ex-
amination of candidates The practi-
cal examination will be held at Put-
nam Phalanx Hall Wednesday at 10
o‘clock. The theoretical examination
will be held in the senate chamber at
the capitol. beginning at 9 o'clock.
Headquarters of the commissioners
will be at the Hotel Garde.
0n the suggestion of Chief Engineer
A. in. Winchester, anti by vote of the
South Norwaik Board of Councilmen.
ll. El. lined has made arrangements to
have the South Norwalk fire bell give
the time at 8 o'clock at night. instead
of ii as heretofore. This change will
be appreciated, as it gives the horses
more time to rest, and will serve as
a reminder to people to keep their
engagements.
—...-—.
A FANCY.
lilo never heard the cuckoo claim
With sweet. unve'xt persistence.
ills wandering love by lander name,
Bare in tho far. far distance.
i've never watched on any tree
The little. patient woot'r.
Nor know i where the haunts may
Of that unseen Cuckooor.
So now 1 half believe tho thing
is mythical and airy.
A voice without a covering.
A spirit or a fairy!
A whistler from the quiet ways.
A sound ofer silence stealing-«-
a lonely note of love‘nnd praise
A lonely heart concealing.
E E—Pall lull (lunatic.
will not be created by the «macho
tion of that of others «Chicago ’i‘ri-E
days or mane refunded. 90¢.
'lilAiS
bane
ii lJOll cannot come :
iioarssif
and save stones.
Public haiku
89 IOU?“ IA!!! ITEM.
‘ mice thwdfito
' the stomach.
' its functions.
. 0! the heart and dyspepsia. -
Popular appreciation of your work
Send Your Children-E
Cfinmtizrnil'mv in
immunisation l. ,
v-E Grand monomer Elma a. 'iiurney
of Bridgeport. 1m anti aEfoliowlns‘
mmunimtion no the nriouo» loosen
”f. .w Wu-fvua- .1, v ,E .. pm...
~t‘t’ou dam «on! ma «Wrrne 11
‘ or in aisati
Guys head of the or n inthis
EtrEi have new with
131 so“ or the new
“inhuman to s «Eotiort til)
it promote tilt;
more .of our noble nation-- 1 there
mount; the: support and assis-
‘ lance client-y Mind" of ihia‘domliin.
list llillmllet united score to easily“
swans fires of -B’rthianlsm burning
brightly anon our altars. that we my
actual: to as all good men and true
and earn“ them under‘our banner.
kind " .. "
'l‘he best treatment. for indigestion
m troubles of the signal. two test
[roan lie rented, by u
soon divalent Kddol run the mm
ash in shape to satisfactorily perform
Good for indigestion:
--¢our stomach.- flatulence. palpitatiou
Kodol is
made in strict conformity with the
National. Pure Food and Drug Law.
sold by The Cunard Pharmacy and
r
. D
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Edison Phonqgrapha and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machines
and Records. .
Sold for Cash or on the installment
Plan.
F [. :iflilKliiiilil 81 [1M
39 Wall egg-dot. Norwalk.
Bargains it Joseioff
Quinces. peck ............ ..59c
Onions, peck ............. ........2'E:E
Onions. bushel ................... 90c
Fancy Apples, peck ............. 300
Fancy Apples, bushel ........... 81.10
“3111 choice Pancake Flour.
'l packages ..... .. ....... .....2l’u
Jos9ioff,
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 998:2.
The halted saute Govemlsciu
within the past two years has purchas-
ed 25,090 Sicnrna a Foster Cotton
Felt Mattresses. for use in its army
posts throughout America and the
Philippines.
The Stearns & Foster C. :ton Felt
Mattress is guaranteed
After sixty days' trial, if i. EEEEEEEss is
not entirely satisfactory. yom money
will be refunded. i
For Sale by
F. A. MITCHELL,
Open Evenings till 8 o'clock.
s and 5 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. 675—2.
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GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of bammcriess guns from
fifteen seventy-five up.
Rides and revolvers from twotflfty
up.
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Norwalk hardware Go.
39 Main St
lira/End]; "
WEATHER
will soon be .hero—ilahlo to
some any hour. You will need
heavier clothingwan overcoat.
We prepared months ago for
just such weather.
“slams
OVIICOATI
cannot habituated for
ITYLI, APIIAINOE. III-
WI“.
”2.00 To mm.
a...“
0m “outlay. Wednesday.
.IM MW! mm
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'EM‘MIE the Oh ‘.
[on of IWMQI' and “new“:
the splendid record attire past. Lewis ‘
working for the elevat on of plant
so; Agents for
..,~.'». . ,
the.
if
trick is to use the “1111b”
‘» of the best cooks~even a
‘ a."llub"
ing to Known laws. They
convinces. Ask dealer for
uawufl’vnu um wuumn n
is in keeping "the brute" well This
Its the scientific baker
her there are none «just as good l"
Range. ‘.
cook
It' at foundation
can cook good with
that bakes accord ;
equal. One trial .
Ranges and remem-
hnve no
u H ub H
FOR SALE BY
A. J. COLLINS
a CO
"Es-Es No. it... 31..
. E. South Norwalk.‘
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The M0
llotilers and Shippers
of
MOHAWK GINGER
LE
Mohawk Spring Water
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Sarsaparilla
Mohawkjlirch Boer
Mohawk Nerve
liahawlt Spring liner to.
hewk Sp
_- l, -. unfit”... 0....-.
.._,-..AM l‘
rings.
lloiticrs and Ship-
pers of
MOHAWK LITHIA
SPRING WATER
Plain and Sparkling
\ 28 Washington St. South Kuwait.
- . PERRY—JELLIFFE.
Quiet Wedding Ceremony at the Home
of the Bride in Southport.
l The marriage of Miss (iorlrudc Eva
.ieiiiffe. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
0. .lolliflo, of Soulhport. to Monroe
Roblnetie Pf'i‘l'l, of itnssellvillo. Kon-
tlucky was solcmnizod this uft1 noon .\t
l::.’ 30 o‘.cioc.k The rcEemony occunvd
at the handsome home of the bride's
parents. in Soliliiptll‘l, and was wit.-
ncssed by a small company of relatives
and near friends.
The officiating clergyman was Rev.
J. E. Adnml. l).li.. of Stamford. pru-
aiding older oi' the Now York District
of tho Methodist Episcopal Chrch, who
was assisted by Roy. F}. ll. iamnshury,
pastor of the Methodist, Episcopal
Church in SouthpEn-i.
Miss .leliillt- maria an exceedingly
pretty bride and was handsomely nt-
tircd. At the conclusion of the core-
mony an elaborate luncheon was serv-
ed. and later Mr. and Mrs. Perry start~
ed for their home in itEEHaE-llvillo. Kon~
lucky. where they will reside during
the winter, probably returning North
in the spring. Mr. Perry will than en-
ter business with Mr. .loiliffo, who is
the head of the big manufacturing firm
of C. O. .lelilffo a Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry received 11 large
number of beautiful wedding gifts.
TRUE HEART DCBEA8E IS A RARE
TH INO.
The cause of your palpitation is.
”roughly pressure arising from gun
in the stomach-«bat is. gastric indi-
gestion. A few doses of Dr. Kenna
dy'n Favorite Remedy will cleanse
away the foul accumulations and the
heart will rtin quickly and keep good
time. Write Dr. David Kennedy‘s
Sons. Readout, N. Y.. for free sample
bottle. Large bottle» It 00. all drug-
girls.
little Sample Bottles at R. H. Plaiatoti‘a
Wm
CHABOID WlTl-i ITEALlNC
WATC .
HARTFORD, Nov. 7~~Chnrged with
the theft of 11 watch from the real
dance of lofnyette .i. Robertson at
78 Church street. Frances E. Stevens
handsome seventeen your old girl who
[Em her residence EEEE New Haven. was
arraigned in the police cert yesterday
and her cam via- Ecntinued until
Thursday. The girl boarded at Mr.
hobsmona house foE Eiw past fmv
weeks and had been employed in one
of the hicai départment stores.
I. I. IURHANI TIITiIilI AFTER
FOUR YIARI. .
(‘i B. Durham. of Cnrliahi Center. N.
Y writes: "About four years ago i
wrote you stating that I“ had been on-
tireiy cured of it covers kidney :rou-
hie by taking less than two boitl s of
Foley's Kidney Care. it rely
stopped the brick dust seamen, and
pain and symptoms of kidney alliesuo
disappeared. Win glad to say that
l have never if“ it return of any of
those symptom daring the four years
that have olagmi and i am evidently
cared to its “cum." ind heartily rec-
ommend ii'o are Kidney Care to any
one |:Euitei-ih inadmiigey a; bi ‘
troll is!" I til rli dill
‘l'ho Ci ilifortl ‘9‘
Sunday School 'l‘cacher~'l‘ommy.
doesn't your conscience tell you when
you have done wrong?
'l‘EEn1n1y~-~Yos. nui‘am; but. it docsn'l
tell my mmher.—-Kansas City indepen-
dent.
HAD A CLOSE CALL.
“A dangerous surgical operation, in-
volving the removal of a malignant Eil-
osr, as large as my hand. from my
daughters’ hip, was prevented by the
application of Bucklen's Arnica Salve."
says A. C. Stickei, of Milotus, W. Va.
“Persistent use of the Salvo complete-
ly cured it." Cures Cuts. Burns and
injuries. and at F. ii. Baxter‘s. South
Norwulk. and E. 1’. Wood's, iii‘llfi‘
gists. "
Mr. Stopiato-“0h. Miss 'l‘ersieep.
that air you just. played takes me back
to my mother's knee!"
Miss 'i‘ersloep—-“\Vili she spank you
for staying out so late?"——Cieveland
loader.
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
The year 1908 will long be remem-
bered in the home of F. N. Tacket, of
Alliance. Ky. as a year of blood:
which floWed so copiously from Mr.
’i‘ackat's lungs that death seemed very
near. He writes: "Severe bleeding
from the lungs and n frightful cough
bad in ought ins at death’s door, when
l began taking fir King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption, with the us-
tonishing result that after taking four
bottles 1 was completely restored and
as time has proved permanently cur-
ed." Guaranteed for Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds. at if. H Baxter's.
Booth Norwnik and 117.? Wscd' Ii.
Norwulk. drug stores. i’ ice 60c and
91.00. 'l‘rini bottle free
"ignorance of the law.“
Judge. "creams no one."
said the
prisoner "ii 11 a wonder tho jury didn't
and my lawyer guilty. “-(lltit‘hgo Dally
OWN,
ILUGGIIH” Ultra: F0: To All!-
You mount accomplish very much
if your liver is inactive. in you feel
dull your «you are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orion laun-
tive li'rEElt Byron stimulates the liver
and bowels and makes you tool bright
and active. Orluo IAxltlvs Fruit
Syrup does not nationals or grips and
is mild and very pleasant to take.
EOrino is more effective than pills or or-
dinary cathartios. Refuse subnti
tutu. i’laisted‘u slim; atom and The
Clifford Pharmacy.
Mam
li?-a"Wh
and must
love the bent. "
she—wt presume it in banana nogtt
ma else will stand for it."b~hippiti
no 'I. ' ‘ ‘v‘
do we do the meanest
no...“
(load for cyst-rifting a naive is used
for. DIE-Will's Wltoli Hml Halve (let
DeWitt's. sou lly the Clifford a...
many uni The Bongo Pharmacy "
m
now may could be made happy
with the titanium Vlliii'lii m reckless-
”iy amen awayi
"That being the case," rejoined the '
awful things to lilo-e weft
. 1“via; the patient strength by
a
Anti illllt‘ for it, too.
of suElE importance that you can ill afford to pass it by. Good, clean.
We shall make this an Underwear occasion
hour-st. dependable lots these. Pleasure to buy them; pleasure to
wow tl1rin.knouing that they are in every way right.
\\ omen 5 Heat y 11ch rd \Ecsts and Pants in all sizes. 25c.
“moon’s F.\tra ileum Fleecc- lined Vests and Pants, Silesia}
value at 29¢ each.
Women 5 Jersey Ribbed I'ieecc- iincd Vests and Pants. merino
finish, uoEE- shrinking; \ cats silk embroidery and silk ribbon trims
mad; the \cry best garment at the price; sizes 4. 5 and 6, at 502.
Women 5 Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, the Same quality as
above in extra sizes 7, 8 and 9, at 59c.
Women’s“1‘orcst Mills” Wool Vests and Pants in white, nat-
ural and scarlet, 75c, $1. 00, $1. 25 and $1. 5:. each.
Boys Fine Heavy nglit 1. loote lined Shirts and Drawers, a
complete line of sizes, all new goods, 2'. 25¢ each.
Men 5 Superior Quality Fleece lined Shirts and Drancrs; Shirts
Single or double breasted. at 50¢ each.
[liens All Wool Sinrts and :Drawers, big assortment to choose
. from; prices range from 15c to $1 50.
._ 83-85 Washington arrest. f
coAL AND we
. . AGIN'l'Of FOR
Bowkor' s; Fertilizers.
B. Herahfieid t sown
in warm 8W
LININGS
LININGB ARE A THING THAT GO WITHOUT SAVING—EVERY ONE
HA8 TO HAVE THEM. BUT ONCE lN A WHILE lT is WORTH WHILE
SAYING THAT FT '8 ONLY THE BEST THAT GIVE SATISFACTION. lF
YOU BUY HERE VOU ARE SURE OF GETTING THE BEST.
N. E. RYAN e oo.
86 Washington St. 80. Norwallt.
Telephone m.
MW‘
The largest stock of Hosiery, Under-
wear, Gloves, Comfortables, Out;-
ing Flannels, and General
Dry Goods, is to be found
M. 8 SMITH lit COMPANY’S.
92 Washington Strut.
South NM
it is the best mined and does not
cost you any more
its Harris 1i Sails to.
68 WATER 81‘.. SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 090,
Cement.
Blue Stone Walks Laid,
Curb Guitar and Pavia: Set.
ucw HAVEN ”MA: vm retina
NEW HAVEN. Nov. [whiting
Hunt. of 80 Ward I rest.
years old. was found and in”
in the yard of his home. “9' r
was also only in a nightgown! It
in thought that holIIllI
while in a nightmro. will loan. a
widow and two ci ldren.
MAO! HAPPY POI Lin. -
Grant happiness came into the home
of s 0 their, school auperl tastiest.
It at. Athens, W. VIE. 1v hen illltt lttio
daughter wail mull-ed from it
till complaint he nines. distant “hr
little daughter had It. Villl'
CAITAiN or V vats Pnnsnum‘
TI
NEW HAVEN, Nov 7.~—«E ii. Coy.
of this city, brother of Sherman (Joy.
has been chosen captain of the Yale
freshman eleven.
I100 REWARD, aloe.
The readers oi this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that in Catarrh. Hall‘s Catarrh Ours
is the only positive sure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrn
being a constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall's the
"writ Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous which yielded to no i It t
humour of the system. thereby do» grew steadily worse anti us in-
the foundation of the lilacs». mi in triad rill-atria Ilium t
rejoice to II]. WNW
lit!!! the constitution and we complete sure." that.
Ilsti nature in do its work. The for nervous complaint? «flotsam
. (Eliot‘s hm so cinch has in its ty. female Idiltllbfl“.l
curative were that they one: One blood and malaria. dour-11m '
Hundred um for any case that it B. Buster's, loath Kermit. m» 1’
fall; “so sure. fiend fBr list of mu» mind's, Norwallt. drug stores. r rig:
mu ni .
Adages: if. .1. CHENEY A 00., To- " M. ii
“ o tron to malts to the“
ill b all druggisis. 76c. diva." "What do You
' This
3.
f
mart " an. E '
oil‘s Family Pills for month salt a man how his cell! iii. and “do“?
lion. ”.you m."~l.uainillo (is , .
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