For Norwulk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Saturday. 11.11 111611551 hi
pressure over the Lake region is pro-...
duelng cool. pleasant weather ill the .
central and eastern sections. A trough ‘
01' low pressure extending from 001113 '
Minnesota.’ is '
redo nortlleustward to‘ ‘
producing cloudy weather with’ locals
showers in the western secYus. Coin
dltlons favor for
weather with slightly higher tempcrm
ture for tonight. and Saturday. ,
m ‘
Saturday chocolates at Stillsond'o—
well Corporation.
—~Mst. tomorrow. lloyt's
”5......
imported plate free at the Union Pil-
cific Tea Company. .
’l‘heal rel
A number of unusual grocery va-
lues will be round in Joseloiis adv.
Read it.
New fall goods at (lately and Bren-
nuns. See ad.
——-Slloulder. Roast. 10c. Buttery’s.
Try the india Digestive Biscuit. Sold
by all druggist."l‘he adv., will tell you
all about it.
Saturday sale of sheet music at W.
A. Briggerlnan’s. See ad.
Try a box of Liggett's. or Apollo cho-
colates. ‘At the Clitiord or Bridge
Pharmacies.
——-Republic Milk, 3 cans 25c.
Lawton & Co.
RD.
....
Read the United Grocery Company‘s
adv. before you purchase your Satur~
day groceries.
—Round Sit-1111.100 lb. at New York
Market
Mrs Maria Odell, of New “oven. is
the guest. of Mrs. Thaddeus Guyer, of
llaymoud street.
...—.-
MC. & K. Still? Huts. O’Brien.
Sale of crockery. games and white
waists at the D. M Read Company.
The adv will give you particulars.
——Dou't. miss the auction of the
Donne place. East Norwalk. tomorrow
at 3 p. 1n. ’- Alchnuce of a lifetime.
Granulated sugar below cost at the
New Yolk Grocery store Other inter-
esting specials will be found 111 the 11d
-—Pecrless Floor. The bug; $11 bill.
F. l). Lawton 111 Go.
Miss Helen V. Foley, of Quintard
avenue, Is now engaged 11's a teacher
in a school near 'I‘otlenvilie; Staten
island.
——Auctlon. Deane properly, Hawkins
Ave. and Fifth St.. East ‘Norwuik, to-
morrow at it p. m.
- ...—......«o—
Charles J. Prescott has resumed his
duties at the South Norwalk postomce.
after 11 vacation trip to Niagara Falls
and Canada.
wilutcst Fall liats.
Mrs. C. W. 1.111119 and Miss Helen
llrown of Nor 'alk, have registered at
the Connecticut Building. Jamestown
Exposition.
O‘Brien.
—-—Nutlvo li‘owis. llrollers null Roast.-
inu Chickens. lluttel'y's.
m-(301lllcll1lllln and Mrs. Frank N.
Ferris. of idlul’ til-ow street, are eu-
torluiuing Miss Nellie Willcock. of
Brooklyn.
miillouldcr Steak. litter. 111.. at, New
York Market.
111'. Charles G. llohnnuon is visiting
points ill 11111 81111111. Before returning
to South Norwnilt' he expects to attend
the likposltlou at Jamestown.
W ‘
wltlulu nutter. 3111», lb. 112111.. it Co.
Williamson llnd Charles
Finnegan wereoomong those from
South Nolwulk who drove to the
(irvcuilohl lliil fair on Wednesday.
Floiciloi‘
-lloyt's 'l‘hontru. i-lat. mat. at night.
The last dance of the season at Ro-
ion will be held tomorrow minim-Thin
evening a benefit dance in honor 101
Professor Law's orchestra will take
place ill the puviiliun. ' .|
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«~01. Dick‘s cure: malaria.
W
" The specials announced for Flulul'
"fill? and Monday in M 13 Smith (it (.0 '11
iudv. are the bent over yet offered.
Needed goods. neauollublo goods, at
saving prices Read it.
thllve li‘owin. iiroilm 11nd liousb
llutlei'y's. '
W
a.» . mummmum
’ iiinu Obtain-an.
T Mrs. Lucy Clark of Forest 11111, New
Jersey; lliii Axis Gait-111.111 George
|.. and Mrs. fivlvaslcr brown.
oimddtii ' norv‘mtk. spout Thursday
wit Mrs. Nathaniel Boston, at lily
ave 11111
" “Latest. Full barium. O'Brien.
this vlc 111v fill?“ 'Q
‘rit'Mrono
H.111
A Day Selinoi for Boys.
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individual attention to every pupil. A
thorough. preparation for colieg e or
business. manual training athletics.
Reopens for Fall Tel-1n. Thursday,
September 26.
For Catalogue, address
ALFRED c. nosJENT,
Head Master.
——Mrs. J. W. Studwell hafidust sold
11 Sterling inside player to Mr. Purdy.
A monthly meeting of the town
board of school visitors will be held
next Tuesday evening.
-.
Miss Ethel Hawes. of Brooklyn.
New York. New York is a guest of her
cousin. Mrs. Ebeu'lilll. J1'., of Elm
street. '
——Lean Pot Roast, 10c. lluttery's.
Highway Chairman ilcnry Mathels.
announced today that he would sprin—
kic' the City or Norwalk's portion of
the Armory Hill with crude oil tomor-
row.
There will be a concert at tho Knob
tomorrow afternoon by Bentley's or-
chestra. The same musicians will play
for the last dance of the season in the
111' ening
——-i..eg of Lamb. 17c. lluttcry‘s.
“......—
Walier Gould. night. clerk and tele-
graph operator at' the eastbound 111115
lion of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. is ill. and the ex-
tra 11111.11, Calvin 1'3. Christmau, is till-
lug the position.
-—11 you haven‘t the time to cxer
else regularly. Dean’s Regulate will
prevent constipation. They induce a
mild. easy. healthful action of the be-
wels without griplng. Ask your drug
gist for them. 25 center.
was.
Deacon James Walsh of Wilton sve-
nue Nor 111:.1lk received 11 telegram last
night. announcing the 1.1111111 of his bro~
thcl'. Joseph Walsh. at Wappiugcrs
Falls. New York. The, deceased was
about 50 years of age.
Nol'wulk horses were
winners yesterday at the Greenfield
iiiil fair. George S. Gregory's lit-lilo
Belle was awarded the Robinson cup
for gentlelncu‘n road horses and a
horse owned by Miss Velma llcrrgll
captured a pl'izc4
again prize
~Nalive Veal and Home-dressed
li‘owl. Public Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert firindrod, of
Bridgeport forluerl of Norwaik. uro
guests of Nolwalk ll'lilllV’t‘H. Mr. Grin
tired. who was formerly head salesman
for'Wiiils ii. Bullock. is now connected
with the clothing department of tho
Molds store.
~1’rime| Rib Roast 1215.12. buttery 14.
Wheeler ii: Wilson's orchestra
Bridge rt will give a pragmu at it»
ion Po ni.’Suuday. which will wind up
tilo'snaitou uI'fur as' tho'musloal and
hotel attractions are concerned. ltollu-
wny'lllnh and some of the number at-
trnetions will remain open
hround the loop.
:-O. t it. Dorbios. 0’ llrlon.
‘Wmm
Ptiwideace; . .. and wife are spend
but a week with Mr. and Mrs. 8. C.
luriuud. Moll Court. llVil'. Voeikei is
a very line 1111111111 and highly pleased
111st
solos.
...—um
snarl. tomorrow outlines and night.
is a member of 11 special committee of
appointed to 111111111111 resolutions upon
of Namath.
posed of station Russell Most. of
‘ ’l‘ho Norwuik City Council will meet
1.11:1 Th 9 day “'54” 11.1 Ordinarily| the sen.
1111111 11 11111013111 Monday at 111 but
11111111113111! tum-date was iii 11 «and
this may Wampum a precedent for int
of ih’lnbury.
her 4.
was King school
A very strong stall of teachers gives 1
lusiiania Establishes new R0115
of
another u
11111111.. or 1111111 the cm cease running
Cari Voelkel past grand president. of 5
Teutonic find 11' Elena or Hermann. at 4
a illiliiil party of Mr. lreiund' 11 friends 5
evening with some beautiful
wlloyt‘s Theatre. iii-own from Mls- ‘,
A.
Colonel 11.11111“ ives. of 1111111111111. |,
the li‘ulrlloid County liar Association. 5 ‘
11111111111111 erosional munch .1 11111;
The contrast“ in note |
south Norwulk; John 5 Pullman. of
Bridgeport and Colonel 3.1101111 lves. ,7;
The meeting of the a» 4.,
iioclullon will be held 111111111ny Gold 3’
| tidyers
insure you muudulco'pmd alumna
We show you the mutterinw
Not a luxury.| but a necessity in
mo dlmy webs felted into nine snow-white, downy
Commented into one, term
Inside an outside.
take our word—you see for 1111111111. and more—we guarantee it.
Sleep on one slutty highly-your money back if not satisfied.
Prices are the lowest that honeshmnttrelscs can be mode for.
Do you value a good night a rest?
Then come to our store and let us show you these mum-u.
. i' '
seven hours and Awetlty three 11111110le ‘
11111111. from Quceuato‘wn to New Yo
111 1894, was not broken ulltll the 1.111111-
tunln arrived today.
l|ll.iil||| inlets over a course or 2779
Willie the 1.111111 'wus hold
a the Queensland meantime North
Mormon Lloyd and American Lines be-
111111 to, bottle for the| western record
from Southampton New 11311.,
1 111111211 was held tor three years he-
elasticity Ind llln‘ , i
..111'11
You need not
1111 hootehbidn.
'Saudy linolt lightshlp is therefore iivo
pares with the 1.1111an111‘n record of five
'ulus for the same course. 1
off the Sandy Hook llghtshlp at 11:01.
umse Gonds oi
ord
(Continued From Flrst’P:1_:e..
passengers lined the ruill111.'.11nd
crowded the different, 111111115 of the
large vessel. waving handkerchlcts‘
and American and liriiisil lines. The
marine observatory stations on shore
dipped their lines in salute. other ves-
sels ill tho lower bay blew tilt-11' \vbls‘
ties in greeting and the llllsltania's
blue ensign was constantly lowored
and raised again ill ackuowlodulnent'
ol‘ the reception given lli‘l‘. She steam-
1-d slowly up the buy for the new Am
hroso (111111111111. dug especially for ves-
sels of great draft. and which she will
be the first to use in entering the port
of New York.
'i‘wcnty llllllllli‘fi are usually allowvd
sloulners to cover 1111‘ distance l'l'oin'
Sandy Hook llghish'ip to the bar. This
makes the llllsltanla‘s time of arrival
at the lightsllip 8: 05 u 111.111-1'tlu115'
from liaunt‘ s 1111c k. off Quccnstown. to
This coup
(1111's. ililv—iour minutes
days. sovcu Ilollrs.~t\vonl,v three 1111114:
The log of the Lusitania gives her
little of passage. native thousand titty-
tour minutes and her limo ot‘ arralv
u.'1n.
ilcr overlie speed was 21.01 knots
per hour. . ii the days' runs Wore by
miles: 115 ._ 711.1170. nail and 411:1 to lilo
liuhtshlp, a total distance of 2.732
111111111. '
Wheuglhe giant Cuuurdor s cpl. up"
111111 1111
The first requlnihl pt good
whether 1111:6011 lullthvo'nd the 11x-
.ilpproschodwtihoui'nsroiul layuieoi
partition. on s woulanw
1111- o lildrcn the blessings 111 11 good”
constitution.
Preparation for health
city is manipulated by you; I|iii.
itin’siinm'o Vo table 441011011111
which loin-do goon
«notion
in ' hilly yum . 1
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$3311.51» 3111' 1 111115111
wine's! 1h 113511113de
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$119k; y 11111411111111 the
33511611111113 Veil tablet
111311111114 to or tissue
111901115 09911” form of
1132111115 $111.ka "fiiinidi
W 1
Adoring Lamb lingo. 2116 lb. 311
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5 Passenger Grout T
0110 and Two liaise Farm Wagons
Rubber Tiles Euuli'sl’jed iorllali Vehlcles
Calfldlle Bull 111 and Dealer
the buy she was 1.1111411 11 clun‘lomus
greeting by an innuensc fleet of steam
,crat‘t which had congregated oil' the‘
Quarantine station to await her 111 My
~111.
loans or maternity should not he 5
30‘ h In 1
1331113111111» condition transmit: to, 1
MIMI“ ,
native roots Mandi, '
barbarian» successfully than by Inyf I'
other modicum bonds” it. gives tone
and strength 11111111511111.1111 feminine
organism. qurln dispimumnto. 1114-“ ‘ _ |
and in munitions laid the . _ ,
mull. 111511111111 stuttering out! more children 1173.111 31 third. For slang;
11111 E 11111111141111}| figfiahle 00$qu 1'
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1111111111?11 Wolds 11111111 191111111514undirtiisplaumentm1mm
hulls! 1161*“ iii incision oi 'Wouieu and is invaluable in preparing for
01111111112511 ind 111111;; the (ill we of Life.
outing Car 101 Sale
all DBSGllDllODS
Nearly every one of the yucilth,
'tugbonts and othehcruit was crowded
with passengers Wt‘ll supplied with
horns and other noisemmkiug devices.i
and at Limes even the shrieking steam
whistles were almost. drowned out by
the tools and cheers. The Lusitania“
presented a magnificent picture as site
slowly drew up at. the Quarantine sin
lion. iier keen. high bow. beautifully
symmetrical lilies and ilnelv modelled
stern marked her .1 111111 ocean grey
110111111.
The 11191 sinht (11' New York which
the. passengers on tho big-1 steamer
gained was one 111" woicoillo. ii‘i‘tilll the
highest point of the towulm: Singer
building. 111 iii'OMthlV ' the tallest oi‘
'ileo‘iiutldiuar in the norld there had
been strong a series of signal flags.
which 111 the uterine cod-.1 spoiled
"Welcome." The fluttering greeting
six hundred feet above Manhattan‘s
greni'mnlil tllmvlughl'arc. could be seen
far'down the buy. |
The ~llusli'1‘1uia's pinmeugors luclud
11d llohort llaifour. M. 1’.; Robert (ice-
lct. and several oillclnls of tho Cunard
Line.
Sixty-one yours uco lllt' little stonin-
sillp Europa, oi’ the (Eduard 1.1111». with
her old-fashioned eu111111's.'111'osscil the,
Atlantic from Liverpool to New York
in eleven days and three hours. lier
performance was heralded to tile four
rollipusn points, for lheEuropa 111111
broken the record of fourteen and one
lull! days'mnde by the steamer (trout
Western eight years before 111 1838.
With the Europe's voyngdboliun the
.t
‘| Southampton to New Y'.olh
‘. 1101111.; to New York in live
Ween 1893 and 1890 by the steam-
, ships Paris, New York and st. Paul.
oi the American Line. The St. aPul.
in 1898.111111111 the voyage from South»
amnion to New York. a distance of
11.061) min-13,111 11111 11111115111111 thirty Ono
minutes. Then the North German
likiyd (‘ompany put; overboard the
Kaiser Wilhelm dol' Grouse. the ilrst of
the first. of the greater ocean steam
ships now traversing the Atlantic and
the new vessel in 1897 became the 11111
.5 l'lue wonder of the world when she
hung up a rocordmi' five days twenty
two hours and thirty- five minutes from
The bill
oiser as she. is familiarly called in
shipping circles. created 11 new- record
in 1899. when she steamed from Cher-
11' bourg to New York, '11 distance of 3r
‘ 050 mlles. in five days. eighteen hours
and fifteen minutes. This record was
. lowered ill the saute year by the Kate
‘ or to five days seventeen hours and
mintes. The Hamburg-
llluo captured the blue
thir ty- seven
American
‘iwtrophy of the sea from her rival in
1900 with the steamship Deutschland.
fwilich made the distance from Cher-
days,
twelve hours and twenty-nine minutes.
The Deutscllluud lowered her own
recent by six minutes in 1901. The
1 Kroupriuz Wilhelm. the new ship of
'1‘ the North German Lloyd Line. slipped
‘ across the Atlantic in 1902 in five
days. eleven hours and lifty- seven
" minutes which was the banner record
until the next year. when the Deutiscil-
ia‘nd again wrestled the Moors as the
fastest ship about" by clipping oil-three
prlutz Wilhelm. The Deutsmllund
made on this remarkable voyng‘ an
ivorsge speed of 23.15 knots. ' |
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
.. . . ' 4.1" 1
MUSIC HALL.
The Electrograph drew a large
crowd. last night as usual at Music
Hall. The Elks' Parade picture is
such an immense success that we' ve
been requested tovkeep same on for
the. balance of the week. This film is
far supelior to any other ”Elk picture
ever before thrown upon a canvas. Tile
songs rendered by Carl Stunlpt were
a tremendous oneness. They were
Without a' Wedding itiug and Won’t
You be My Girlie? both published by
Charles K. l-larrls, New York. Other
1 songs sung 111' Charles J, Campbell met
with g1 :1 ll applause Outside of the
lflks' pauule all new pictures today.
the headliner being The New Grand-
father.
llOY'1"S THEATRE.
The American Llieoglaph' Coulpawny
under the dllcctlou of Professor Eug-
lander who has come to South Non
walk not so very long ago and has
and intends keeping the success up by
giving {tile-public what they want 111
the moving picture line. and Professor
ll‘llglfllntlt'l is so situated that he can
get the pictures and the very best at
any time so he is alwav giving South
Norwalk willelllillg now. Don't. forget
tonight. The Salk Racing Contest; the
funniest of them all. Tonight is the
night. 4|
GOO!) A’l"l‘llAt3'l‘lONS COMING.
During the next two or three weeks
at iloyt's r'l‘hcail'e. Manager Hoyt has
booked some. first. class attractions.
1111111111.: which deserving considerable
mention 'ure. "'l‘ho'iilri from ‘ilroad-
way.” Monday night. Sept; .15; the
Knickerbocker Stock (10.. week of
Sept 23 to 23. except Wednesday.
Sept. 25. when the Lion and the
Mouse is the attraction; the balance
(‘11.: “The Gingerbread Man." Mondnv
night. Hopi. ‘10 1111111119 following
night Tuesday. Octobcl 1 Way Down
Eliot.
STEAMER LITUSANIA DETAINED
AT QUARANTINE.
er Litustlniu. which arrived today from
1 than and Rotterdam was held at.
Quarantine lllltil tomorrow for u that
ough examination or the passengers.
Owing to a room 1 of cholera in Russia
near the poll of cmbarkution, |Dr Doty
took extra precautions.
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wet Weather?
from now on you
Willi “appreciate...
the comfort and
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soncwof "our 'vflghti
but watertight
Raincoat ‘ ‘ |
Each cost a mod;
that style 111111319112
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$1 to $39 .‘
Open Monday, >5WEDNBBDA¥
and naturally Mould“
The Lucuu‘iu. the
flagship of the Cunard Line dent, on
‘- that; trip made an average speed or ‘
minutes from the recordrof the Kr'on- .
made the moving pictules a success.
of the Week the K111011111 backer Stock .'
NEW YORK} 561111 lilo-«Tho steam-5
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the protection 1,11,,
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The famous Name. of coursc-that’s the corset that is known overywhéril |
as the only corset that has ever really helped a stout woldsntolrotlucdihor.
abdomen with absolute safety and co mfortm‘in fact, it produces ’cohttdr‘t’. '
Wear a Nemo “Bel'f- ~Rnduclng" Corset when your new‘ gown is tilted-Hit
will enable your dressmuker to give you the best fit 1111111 the neat‘estl 081133
you ever had and your skirts may be "taken in" 3 or 41 inches. ' '
Your physician will tell you to wear the Name “Self-Rndtlclng" come, '
because it. will bring you increased comfort and health 5
One Nemo “Beli- Reducing" Corset, at $3.00.- wlll outwear three ordinary
$1. 00 corsets. and hold its shape until worn out.
No. 5312. for tall stout women .451»
No. 314, for short stout women ...... 103.00
.. We would like to show you our complete new lines~come in 111111113305
for yourself what the Nemo "self-Reducing" Corset will do for you. "
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88- 85 Wushmg'ton 811., So. Norwalk
Wiser s11. sun someone
1:111; \y '1 $137“: gt ilWfi!‘ . |..|7 1.1.44 4.4m".
South Nor 1k. .5
511.311.; may: , .
We are now developing this choice residential property, lo-
cated on the highland within ten minutes of the station. 11 1....
been carefully restricted. and divided into half acre lots. which
we now offer to the builder or investor.
tractive proposition. Ask your local 15161111 or write. I
not strangers in South Nerwalk-L-Harbot‘ View Beach 81144
her View Park. and now the best of all vHIGHLAND PARK.
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252 Huguenot Stre I 7 5 .
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Bill ,
Call give you the start ‘ ' 15' 4' 1.
ENTER MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16. .5 5 5|
Students are enrolling every day, l‘ ' ’ .1
South Norwaik Stamford Port Chester "
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It has been adopted by the New York Herald :11 their prize belt.
We have them in black inflate 11111, With tucks. hematitchliig 3110
«1:441
gilt or onydlzed trimmings, at 501:.
Also two-inch silk elastic, whitey black. navy and hrownl
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delicately chased, gold-plated clamps and slides. 1111ch each
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