3 9'01“;th summer”
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WEATHER FORECAST.
. For Not-Walk and vicinity: Fun- to-
night and saint-11w. The disturbance.
in the Lake 11pm that has been 1W0
ducin 1111111111911 oioudy. and rainy dwelt
ther tiring the past few days has fin-
ally mov eastward and is now over ,
the marl line provinces. it is followed 1_
by an area“ of high pressure tha't is
now centrill'ov'er the 01110 Valley. This
area is 1119111101118 cool. densest weath-
er in the seam. and eastern sec-
11101111 A distunbanoe is developing, in
the norifilwest. conditions. favor. for
11111 vlcl ltV fair weather and not much
change in temperature .
'HW—fi—
Big sale of; sheet music at Cole-
man's tomorrow. Note adv. .
W , .
The finest? moonlight nights of the
present mdnth‘wlll be from the 17th
to the 25th.
If you, are interested in the feed
questidn. read Manuel T. Hatch’s ad-
vertlsement.‘
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A as. or little things is new
progress at the D .M. Read Company.
Read the ad.
-—-l)elicious Corned Beef, sweet as a
n11t,6c lb. Public Market.
Howardfl. Remington, of Boston
has been a guest at his former home
in Spring street.
Harris &1Gans Company say do not
delay, in placing your order for coal
with them. Read ad.
1 W
M. H, Rooney. of Brooklyn, is he
guestot Mound Mrs. Wilfred Sml h.
of No. 18 Hillside Place.
A snap in values in the grocery line
will be found“ at Joseloff's. Read the
add‘ln’ todayis iseue
. Plums are now to he found in the
local markets and there is a prospect
of a faiily good supply.
W1...
Joseph new: announces his first
showing of fall fashions. ;
.Read his ad. ' .y
Miss“ Maud Klnzell, of South Nor-
walk has been the guest of relatives
on Blood street, Milford.
Road the Sittul‘dfl'y specials In
United Grocery ”Oompanys adv.”
Tlie bout N6 33 .liiltttr is unloading
a carat-1110f highvgl'a/de Lehlgh coalV
at Harris 81 Guns‘ coal dock: ‘
., ,. m
Pretty and useful china plats will-be
glvenfree as a souvenirnt the Union 1
Pacific Tea Company tomorrow. Read '
the ad.
w
Hits for mummy in sheet music at ‘
W. A. Bilggerman‘s. You Will find
allst in the ad
——Telescope, flats. O‘Brien.
Engineer William H. Mosher, of the
South Norwalk municipal electric
works. has been enjoying his annual ‘
vacation.
—-I.can Pot Roast. lilo 11).; fresh
Plate Beef, 8c lh.; chopped steak, 140
élhm Public Market.
A delegation of merchants from
Northport. l... 1.. $11 expected to have
a shore dinnerui
Jon's Point.
There will be Saturday bargains all
around at the lioston Store tomorrow.
The adv. will surely interest you.
Rcud‘it.
”«2. w,
Miss-Flosslo Kelley, who 1has been
visiting Miss ilnzcl Sicklee. at her
September 28.
in
' tors in Odd Fellowa’ Hall.
the
, “.1
in evening at Dor- 1
poppyunnuina-rr
, “1.
Roast Vermouth 8811
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Sade 0111 Field 6’s 1161.11.21-
- Rlylnuuth (lollies
volcano.
Petit, Le'
.......1.8llo
800
”ta-3 3-1.1.‘v4....1““ 250 '3
Grange Bitters Field 82 Soul '
“.25
St. Julian, J
Roche. ts .
11111 ‘
t'Iv 53.31,...
chioch Whiskey, DeWar&
Port Wine, imported. his.
DODK’I‘AILS.
Gold Mollwwhlte Seal Mscl's ‘
ti'fidbw,, Primary “Sec ate, and“
.2
75
MN.
staif‘of‘teachers glv'e's
individual attention to every pupil. A
thorough preparation for cola ego or
bus tress; manual train’ing,“a letics
“Reopens for Fall Term, Thursday.
For Catalogue. address
ALFRED c. RONENT.
Head not».
A meeting of Eureka Rebekah Lodge
will he held this evening at their quai-
Quality and low prices are the res
son for the rapid growth in the New
York Grocery Company's business.
They have several interesting spe-
cials in their adv. today.
David ll. Backup, of. Greecent Ter
race; who was injured while working
as an electrical engineer in Florida
and recently came to South Norwnlk,
is now in Boston for a stay.
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TROUBLE; NO «AN NOV-AIME .A
5 Passeuuer
POPULAR AMUSEMENT
DDRUE BROTHERS’ MiNSTltl1 [AS
A minstrel show without good. sing-
ing is like“ a building“ without a feud.-
datlrm. The DeRue Brothers make a
special feature of their u11lniet,ic mak-
ing a careful selection of vocalists
from all parts of the countiy, includ
ing such soloists as the English tenor.
Walter J flea-n1: the eminent burl
tone, William R. Pattie; the Sim Fran
Persons who have horses and cattle
to feed are rather discouraged over the|
constant increase in the price of grain.
The price of grain has advanced ten
locate a bag with. the past few days.
.1——-—--1-1—-- ,,
captain William F. Hoyt of Hdrove
street and Attorneys: (leorgeH V‘os
burgh, John Burr and James H. Flynn
were delegates to, the Grand Council
of the Royal Arcanum at New Haven,
yesterday.
—--All Fall styles. '0'lirlen.
Mission" Minna Mayer and his Tom-
liters. of new {York who have. .heen
the guests of D. (11111111111, North Main
retreat. ordered an automobile flip to
“1 Steeplechase island, liildgepor,1 Wed-
diesday.
—-Hcst Round' Steak, 18c lb.: Shoul-
der Steak, 12c 1b.; lean Pot llonst, 100
ll). Public Market.
The engine of .1 height train pulled
‘ out a drawhead in South Norwalk this
morning, and was obliged to go to
the turntable, and get turned around.
after which the train Wis taken to the
‘westward. ,All express trains run 011
the inside track.
.. Architect Ferris S. Morehouse, pl 9'1“" 0‘ “WWW“ mm“
‘ ‘Soulh Norwnlk, has completed plans
which Joesph h‘nlu is to erect in Wood
“ward avenue. The building will he 28::
45 feet, three stories high and contain
all modern impiovements.
”1......—
~"Hadd ”anemia or indigestion for
years”; appetite and what i did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me."—-J. H. Waik-
er. Sunbury. Ohio.
W
. Elblrt W. Clank,
‘fiouth N rwalk latter carrier, accord-
up to
33has been made postmaster of the na-
1 They Will appear in musical selections
for a three story concrete structure
the mollknown
e Daily. News.“ Canton, 0.,
nor and the phenomenal luvenllo 110-
{ prnno, Muster John lramhetl, altogeth-
er maki one of the driest Vocal or
iganizations in the singing department.
durin'g the mln’streli first part at. Hoyts
Tl1cutrc,ou Monday, Scptem‘ 1er 91h.
o—u—E—I-
DIXIE GlRL.
The gowns worn by Miss S 111’. 11 (-111-
houn as Dixie in the successi 1.1,.1111111111
drama “My Dixie Girl" um“ maivels oi“
the dressmakers’ 111i and cost the
charming; detritus considcl able limo
worry and mdnoyahefoie, they were
brought to the perfection 1Mlss Cul-
Willi diminution of the maker. The
lady members of the audience me
particularly facinnted by the one worn
in the second act and many me the
exclamation of admiration wlwu Miss
Calhoun makes her entrance. The
scene in which it is worn represents
the old Colonial home of Col. Danger
field. Just as the guests are leaving
,ufter Dixles bilihdny party, whiih
shows it off to the best possible udinn»
Logo “My Dixie Glil"'tells a sloty of
the sunny south with the gluon bills
11! Kentucky as its background it will
be presented at Hoyt‘s Thcnlm on
Saturday night September 7 by 11 com-
MUSlC HALE.
There will he a complete chagc (if
aprofram this evening and 11s in the past
the electrogmph will show 8000 feet
of new film in their fine machine
The special feature of interest this
evening will be "The lndlan' s 11’1lcudL
slit-11'“ which is a th1llllng reproduc—
11011.1 Thomas Lyons will1rendcr four
,illustruted songs in his inimitable man
not. He has made a decided hit in this
oily and his popularity is iaplilly glow.
ing. The milk drinking contest last
evening was a howling success A prime
111,82 was awarded to Jimmie Connors
who has taken part In several of tho
1
o GASIONAL sun EATH To KEEP 1311
AN! 11.1,;111
no Evans soil
Grout Teui‘lna Car for SaTe.
Oils and Two horse F aha Wallets
Home Goods of 111 Dettiip’tl’o ‘
Rubber Tires Furnished for all" V ehlolbs
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Climatic Builder
do see passe, Frank Graham,Oeca1 'i‘ay- .
{“3 M
‘ it midst of the Misses
7
N0 CARE. NO
RE MAKING, 80
.1111 be smote-1m gin vs
lent will have 11 chance to show w“3hat
it can do Populai p‘iiccs prevail 5,10
and 15 (Solute.
5-1 1 ._
ROAD AWAEPE; coNTnAcr. ,
Waterbury Depot 16 be Built by Hor-
ton and H39mlngway.
The Ncw Haven road has decided to
award to Horton and Hemingway 833
Atlantic avenue Boston. the contract
for the new depot to be erected in We-
terbury. This ilrm° built the new Lin.-
cola school in South Nbru’alk. 1
This concern 111511.111;ng work there
as soon a; possible, the land having
already been secured. The road will
which will be modern in every partlo
uiur and of no mean architectural con-
stincilon
McKim, Mead and White. of 150
Fifth avenue New York are the archi-
tools who have planned a very fine do-
pot. lt sill be onewycar before it will
be irony for occupancy, any the con
tractors.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS;
Clifford—J. ll. Myers and mother.
Granville Johnstm, A. Ludwig, Boston;
W. (l. Rodgers, N. J. long. Sol 0.
\5Volit,1‘¢dward E. Androvitte. l". 'J.
Burden l1. 1. Chestci, W. A. Sporting,
W. 13. Mohewce, Mr. and Mrs F‘. A.
Goeseiiu. H. S Wehher. Gemge Allen
and wife Hartford: J Y Mchrmott,
New Haven: R.H11wo1-,1h Frovidencet
John H. Coo. New Column; mid N. Rich-
ardson, Waterbury: W. 1' Ohm. Jack-
son Mich; (3.0. Haugh. Syracuse: it.
W. James Kingan. SaugatuCk.
Mabeckemo—Wlllinm Mora11,city;
it. A Slason.Brid1zoport; William P.
lieers. cur: William Daniels. New
Canaan; George L. Rockwell, William
“.11 Bradley, Miss Bradley, Ridgoileld;
H. M. Wright. Boston: 0. W.’l)1“‘eyer,
Al L. Levy, New York; George A.
Saugatuck; L. C. 0. Morris. New
York; 8. Fl Moore. lloston; William
Kiddie New York; EWilliam 0'. Brooks
1W (‘1 Willinms.h (‘.
Sallhy, (l. Karlwood Now Yo1k.
ClRCUS MAN DEAD. 1
'OOIJUMBUSiO ‘ .. .
“J A. Del solar
, he‘Cen‘ter Schoolpfor
't m. 'l‘his'lsthe largest number that"
3111110119111 homestead spent several days
intends to the Sian’wtch picnic.
3 ,gli‘llocutlon, Biooklyn, is entertaining
qualntance and loving disposition.
spend $200 000 in building this station, ‘
Whelpley. city: Charles (l3.McPartlan'd1
New Haven: R. J. Williams. M. 1.1).
Schnefer, W:
0.--I.ewls
Willisln Holt, who in as has n g
a1 in long Island. has returned to
Elliott Parker : “$ Now 3017131,“!
cod. of weed
street.
ilkliters, Mia‘s A '1;
o 1
guests at The Ardslel.
u
- ,,'i‘hcre are 294 pupils enrolled in 1
the annular!“
9 attended in a number of years.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Jones are
Spending a week in New Haven. The
town clerk has not been well of late
and during his absence Attorney Hath"
torn S. Weed is filling the office .
Mr and Mrs Harry Zarr of the
in Bedford visiting with Mrs Robert
Gray. last week. While there Mrs.
Gray got up a party and took her
Professor Walter V. Holt who is in
director in the American School of
Mrs. F‘rancis H. Drake of Clarksvllle,
KM. and Miss Claire Andersen of
.BlOUklyn. at his home on Canoe Hill 1
A V. Bond who recently purchased
part of. the Solomon Lockwood estate
on Mt. Lebanon, which includes the
house for the use of his hired help.
Parsons of Stamford, is doing the car-
penter work. Mr. iiond is preparing
for the emotion of a beautiful lesi-
deuce on the site whichs is one of the
highest in toWn.
_‘Miss Edith P. Kubne died very sud-
denly, after a short lllliess,‘ at the
- lilome of Mrs. William H. Gilbert; yeu~ “1'
terday morning. The remains will be
taken to her home in Hoboken, where 1
' services will he held; interment will be
in, that place The deceased was well
€known and made many friends here.
Her death was a great shock to those
who had come in the radius of her ac-
,3;At the borough meetink held Tucs-
3day evening, Theodore Hawley was
appointed dog war 11911 The matter can
morning a tile dialii through the Hoyt
Estate in South Main street, was“ dis
cussed at some length. It is the de-.
by the boiough to carry
through their property At the pre-
'- sbnt time the old drain opens up on an M
trance to this property and flows over ‘
the surface of the“ Open lot, making
sore The matter was laid upon the
table. Considerable discussion was
also made concernan the
tents sloping oi vehicles 91111111; b
lukthronnd of nedestrianl in the unid-
3‘dy streets. Notice will be serVed on so
veral of the more noticeable offenders
‘7 The annual reunion of the Chiches-
at. the home of Mr and Mrs. Sidney
Chlchesler. Springdale Monday.
Friends to the number of fory-t we as-
se111bled about noon. Among 1 com-
pany Were the following relatlvles: Mr.
and Mrs Rodney (lhichester of New
Cannon and daughter Mary; Mrs. Han-
nah Tuttle and son of New Canaan,
with wife and child of the latter; Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Chlchestei of New
Gannon: M111. Howard Northrop, New
Clifuillll; M1. and Mrs. George Jellffe
and five children. M1 and Mrs Char-
les Chlchester of Bridgep’mt‘ Mr.
111ml "'0 ditughter's; Mrs Julia Brlnc
kerhoff, Stamford: Mr. and Mrs. FB
Light of Bridgeport; Mr. and Mrs.
George Hanshaf; of Sittm‘ford, anwith sen
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ll. R. lun-
ess of Springdnle with son and daugh-
for; Mr and Mrs. Sidney Chlchester of
Springdule and four children The vote
run of the company was Rodney Chl-
cheater, of New Canaan. The guests
had an agreeable time, togethei, social
intercourse for the elders and games
for the children Dinne1 and ten wore
served, and the company began dis
persiné in the early evening hours.
. 1 ,
STOP THAT COLD 1-
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm la hreakius up colds when-
ever trled, almost without exception.
10 26, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter s and Plalsled's.
“ 'BASEBALL RESULTS VEDTERDAY. "
c.1-
m"
still League.
Lone Tree site. is erecting a double .
3sire of the owners to have pipes laid 1
the water ”‘
a pest- -hole and year disagreeable eye- 1
ludiscrlfn- ,
ugh sidewalks, necesslthttnadhe so
and Mia. Alton Chichester of Stamford “
wurk- , 3
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as the only corset that has ever really helped 11‘ stout woman“ to
abdomen with absolute safety and cemforté—ln fact, it produces co
Wear a Home "Sell Reducing" sol-set when your new gown is
will enable your dressmaker to give you the best fit and the pastoral. ll to
you ever, had, and your skirts may be “taken in" 3 or 4 inches,
Your physician will tell you to wear the Name “Bell Reducing" 0
because it will bring you increased comfort and health. f , .
One Nemo “Self-Reducing" Corset, at $3. 00, will outwear three mill“
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GENTS' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE. 10:: PR. _UPWA :4
'ter family of Newman“ took place “ “
a chest with Diego our aim elven 1.13
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all and we guarantee adobe elect?! do to
1‘. quick consumption. ‘ ” m .
. " 'Haven road. David 1
. , ,1 agent 1 when he was ,
Mr. Hoyt Now Takes ,Pout on With Since that time there hate baseman
Headmaster perk"... changes in therallroud-ihero
, . . 9 hi meat and its oldln
8. Henry Hoyt ends, this evening». 1,2932... 11. lot and t mfifliva-
term of service extending through
many changes in officer‘s, _
twenty-inbree and onehalf years in the HOW MS 50110 on 11,3 chief W3
Stamfordbaggnge. department of the “mate" 1““ m" “m9 Now he 3”“
New Haven railroad Mr. Hoyt gives
up the position to take a more deal-r»
up his position as buggwemasier to
able one.
take one under 0.1) Perkins, road
master of the New York division. He
will have charge of the stores supl
plies, cool. and grill have an once in
'tiie freight yards. For upwards of 20
years Mr,- Hoyt has been baggage-mas-
for at. the Stamford denote: theNow .
wonto MARRYI oneness Wt!
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LONDON, Sept die-The 11131-3111 an
cation fora marriage: -
the deceased wife's.
hindeiln Abominatio-
hmne in Port. Chester, has returned tlonnl convention of letter carriers in. contacts before. 150118.111!“ iiinYrflW. died he"! 1““ Norwich. 1-,; New 11,01,115“,
, that cit and has ontlr charge of all Music is 1111111111911“ at 111.1 ball by Jul night of 11141111111 111.111.11.11.» was the . n H l k 1 rain
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W r nieyefidh‘ The Norwaiku. 1 owned the circus which in 1899 unit-1 Hartford Springfield rain. 1
A meeting of thb «South Norwalk
(imigregational Cherub Council will he
held at the parsonage in Hayview aye-
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ed with Adam Forepauah a show. The
combined: show was sold three years
anode 333133333333.htm.“ James A. Bailey and
11141111111 Mrs. id. J. O'Connell. of
South Norwalk, are at the fun, in
Sound men. for a couple of weeks
«Mr. OConnell has with him his fast
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fher for the trot ut the llnnbury fair ,
next month She steps in 2: 07 1-4.
lat-“Jr weld", who has been clerk
.W-é-i. 1
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Philadelphia. ill-«New York, 2.
lloston,2;llrm1klyn 1
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American Lllgul.
Cleveland. 3: escort; 0.
. .,The.ohan¢e of program is three this
on per welsh so but somethingl n‘ow
.muy1,be; a expects at so ro-
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James Morton. who is employed as
11 butter in llosion. has-been spending
a few days at the residence of John
ll. Morton, in Taylor avenue.
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samurai-1 co. PAve rms.
0.va dis ntoh to ,
of ill health. and after a iwu Weeks E
vacation; spent in the mountains. has
returned to South Hui-walk. and taken
the position of clerk at the Hotel (llii'
Brooklyn, are scheduled to hold their
postponed game of baseball tomorrow
afternoon on the lloton Point diamond
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at. once upon the organ. a 111.11 and
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