Importer. ‘ I We 5:31: acts ems.‘ 1 More Almost , for Tgmemw‘ ‘ kids 3:03 a. on; 3:35p. to. . d TURD , v I peci‘alsJ ‘ ' Insrsoiqiisinc , , , v ‘ 5y ‘ ’ GN"THE'LOOKOUT‘ Schooner: lililhjhllensh j are supposed t boast W EN NOSENTINIL TELEPHONE DALI... polio-win 0M Norwelkp . . I—Edltoi'lel hum. ll, min-lune Office. “Furniture“ flenldenee. “M «on; Editor's Residence. m ‘ m DELIVERY or TRAIN ososns. .Deliverlng train orders to moving trains has been brought to a nicely lth a new device‘with which all block. stations on the middle division ‘oftbc Pennsylvania have been equip. ed. Hoops,ettached to which are the orders, are caught by the trainman as the train passes a block station. “futperiments with the new method of» delivering train, orders to moving . rains began late in 1906, when several telegraph stations on the middle divisu I -, ion were equipped with the necessary ‘ apparatus. 80 successfully has it op- ‘ erated» that It has been extended over the entire division. on the division there are 57 block stations, all of which have been furnished with hoops and holders. mach oilice received three ""slngle holders and fifty hOOps, with ; the exception of some of the more important stations, which have receiv- « ed 100 hoops. The single holddrs are ’ = so arranged that by fastening two of . them together _a double holder is form- ed, for use mm a train having two ‘Venglnes. , . The device itself is a wire holder, to which a. wire hoop is attached, I while the train order is fastened to the latter. The trainman catches the order by passing his arm through the hoop. After the order is removed the hoop is delivered to certain desig- nated stations. and these, in turn, for- ward the hoops to the superintendent’s cities at Altoona for redistribution. FASHIONS AND cULINAIIv. wsINKLse. Not every one will take kindly to the fashion of setting, the gems of a. ring deep into the metal, immense great brown silk roses with petals edged with mink are the only trimming on a large hat of brown velvet, designed and made entirely on this side. ~. 2 Women devoted to pleasure and the indulgence of every fashionable craze have grown to be quite fearless of , physical results connected therewith, even if detrimental to their beauty, so perfectly do they rely upon beauty sour and masseuse to remOVe undesir- able results, says Vogue. Wrnpt in thie,coniidence they play bridge to excess, make long motor tours of sev- eral weeks' duration, both of which forms of recreation are accountable for the worst condition of eye trouble we are hearing of so constantly in the world devoted to piece e. 80 popular is jade that one can find it. shaped and carved Into all sorts of personal ornaments from pendants to belt. buckles. Among the many really-omits silk waists to be found III tho shops are some especially pretty ones in the soft champagne shade trimmed with lace the some color. The richness of the handsome pur- ple hats and gowns is much enhanced by the judicious introduction of anoth- er‘oolor-uts mode, gray, Or perhaps u very light shade of the color itself. Both boys and girls are twining their hot brime turned up lit the trout and down at the back, the latter mak- ing it easy to keep up the brim over the face by means of one of the fancy stick plus with which every girl In supplied. ' An otherwise stylish suit In entirely spoiled because the stripes lit the seam In the center back of thc cont do not match perfectly so as 10 form the V's that the eye naturally looks tor when stripes enter a seam diugv anally. it gives a very illtehopen look to the, form to see one stripe en- ter the scum hulfAu dozen inches from the collar and the corresponding stripe extending down to near the belt line. cup—- DARANY TO BE DEPORTED. m Austrian Maniac Mu Coot Town of Norwelk .200. Jones Barony, the Austrlnn mauled confined at. the Smith street lockup. ‘ has cost the ’l‘OWiI oi Norwuik close ”.8200 for his keep since he was found entire streets of South Norwullt a number of weeks ago. The eclectlnen ' hove been informed that the United , _ sateegovcrnment .will reimburse the town for the money It has laid out on “0%.!!!“- ‘ 1" A warrant of arrest was served on Bonny at the Smith atrool. lockup by an ulcer from the Immigration (10an mint. ' This form of arrest is required ’ Barony hits not. committed The immigration oilioial About “underlie: e neieotmen Ii been notified . Bunny willvbe deported in about “We. . . , loose NOT osLL eunoAv. . dirt or serum ~ “ rough on error in your spot of . , 'Wbl my'nnme appear as one than midst whom the state b0- ” honored evidence oi Sunday eel: . their recent investigation. my place in Dorian 1 battery careful not to violate than my. and the state p0“- oot‘ ve‘ any charge of any nod unload the at the trial mentrioietore at Dorian. so eggs; moment by Insert» t a I You can rest assured that the Beckmanu Quality is three-fold in everything we soil. A few of, tomorrow’s bargains are: ing‘ the beach at Point ‘Judith yester- day in the r .43. inspector of the United Biology immigration bureau 5 lbs. for 25¢. Granulated Silddl‘ llelow Cost. 10 lbs. for see. no lbs. for. $1. schooncrs. the Motor and the Cameo, seidnto be bringing aliens from the Cape de Verde islands to the surrep- FANCY NATIVE POTATOES (fidc cookers), peck .25c titlously landed on the American coast, probably in Nurrnngansett buy. Most of the‘dny he watched the EXTRA CHOICE LEAN SHOULDERS, lb. ..... .. mISt~ObflClll‘€lIBuriltce of tho tossing waters of Block island Sound, now FANCY LARGE SWEET POTATOES, peck ......... .. ..35c Standard bonds at Prices ihal Are Not To Be Had At Other Stores. 3 cans Cmnpbell's Soup... Beckmaun’s Best Cocoa, cannoc Acme Sliced But-f, jar ..... -. . .25c Blue Label Ketchup, bottle. . .zoc 2 lbs. Pure. Leaf Lord ....... .25c Best Tea .......... . ..... 50c 'Coil‘ec ....... . ........... 32c 40 Stamps with 1 II). Fancy 20 Stamps with l lb. Mocha No. 2 Tea . . f ............... 40c and java Coilce ........... 30c 30 Stamps with 1 lb. (lurid i5 Stamps with l lb. Java and XXX Tea ................ 35c Maracaibo (‘ofi‘cc ......... 25c 20 Stamps with 1.1:» lb. Very IO Stamps with I Ib. Santos Best 'l‘ca .......... . ...25c .oil‘cc .......... . ....... 20c "filial‘Slamps. with Our fanty lens and Gillies). 50 Stamps with I lb. Very 25 Stamps with 1 Il‘). lilo—Kn l0 Stamps free with any of the following Articles. I pkg. Mapl Flakes ....... ...I4C I pkg. Monarch Corn SiarcIIJoc 0th m9" lllolldnil‘llve *0 the film. 113‘! ........... ‘. (f 4 . S: ' _‘ W DULSIOII Ieyurrivc by our 1- I pkg; Malto RILL me 1 no 10‘}! 1:1th .irtliius. 15c nurwy sewn”. the authorities would 3 lbs. Yale Toast . . .. ....... 25c I pkg. Saxon Wheat l'ood. ...15c subject to many “05mm... uncomfor- 1 hot. MonarcII‘VVor. Sauce. . .1 so I can Aster Pork and Bonus. .1230 table for them to answer, perhaps. Un- 2 lbs. Mixed Lakes ......... 25c 3 cans Aster Brand Milk....3oc a" 00V” 01 We WHEN. when the ...25c Gold Rock Catsup. bottle. . . .zoc Walter liakcr‘s Cocoa, can... .zoc 2 cans new Rhubarb ......... also from the vuntngo point of the light~ house and now from the low-lying sand dunes along the bench. He talk- ed‘with the crew of the lifesaving station, the lighthouse keeper and the wireless telegraph operator. Toward night be deported to watch at other places and left many pairs of eyes looking seaward at intervals ready to notify the immigration com- missioners should a. suspicious sail loom in the offing. The Work of the inspector at the lonely outpost of Rhodo island. civil- ization was duplicated all along the coast from, New London eastward to or inlet offered safe harbor for a craft wishing to discharge its freight unnot- o . Several days since, from one Of those. mysterious sources whence the government gets information pertain,- ingto the smuggling of aliens and of duliable goods there come to the Bos- ton immigration commissioners word that two schooners had called from the had on board sundry persons whose eu- trunce into the United States Uncle Sam would be very glad to know about. , Numrngnnsett boy is :1 favorite place for these little craft to loud their loads little schooner appears nothing more. Be up-to-date—get to trading with us. We certainly lead in the Grocery line. Pure Goods. Low Prices, Courteous Treatment and Pink Stamps do it. than an innocent fishing craft, or at the most a coal carrier standing in for a solo anchorage during the night, the Cape do Verde bouts make the bay. > (lure inside, unreported by the watch. inl marine observer at Point Judith, l THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE. NeonrkGroceryGo SOUTH NORWALK. restorers and doctors as well as mos- , - Telephone. 1 a NORWALK it is on easy matter for them to steal up the waterway. '- ’ Then, when it is dark, a bout is low- ered, headed for some obscure inlet, where the. grating of a keel open the sand will not be bsiird, and the immi- grants are safelyaiandod in the quiet country side. Large cities are near—— Newport, Fall River, l’roldence-und to some one of those, generally the lust named, the slit-nu make their wny. Once in the city they are promptly and the efforts... of the immigra- tio‘n otilci‘nls to trace them are usually vu It. New Redford It: also a place where the Cape iic Verde boats with their cargoes of wouerIo Americans land. There again it is onsy to make the port unobserved and there too, the im- migrants may be put unborn and mix with their countrymen. lost to the an the Rhode ftlslund ihoritics. Other places n Connecticut nn§ lilhsenohusetts coast sometimes get the unwelcome arrivals, but the two named are the ones which are most closely watched by the in‘ spectors, and where most frequently they find what they seek. do more than one place along the shore yesterday and lust night the men of the Immigration burenu, most of them from the heudqunrters in Boston, looked out for the Meteor and tho Cameo, Neither of the vessels are large. The roasting trade form the Islands in done in vessels of moderate tonnage. The croft are said to be ‘ W cl eLea. , L You'will find our prices always the lowest for reliable, up~to-date . Groceries. “i 4 Here are a few of our many un- At usual values: NATIVE TOMATOES for canning or table, qt. ............ . .7c ioc BAG SALT, for Saturday only . . "It SHAKER SALT, table salt, the kind that don’t get hard, box .7c close oli' shore' and should soon he sighted though bad weather of the past few days may have lengthened the time of their voyage from the is- Wllltc Onions. Iii-II Starch, largo pkg” cacII, 4c. Flat Iron Starch, curb, 80; Smoked liccf, fresh sliced. Red Onions, qt., 5c. Green Peppers. (Iil'l.., 12c. 35c pk. Sugar Corn at a very low price. We have the largest stock 0 ionmtocs in town. Get our price 3 pkgs. Nabisco Crackers. 25c chct Potatoes, Sllt‘t‘llll, 25 and lands, Meanwhile the game goes on be- twuon the sharp e mi inspector, ronmv ing the. count with iii-l eyes turned son. ward. and tho ewurtby skippers of the uchooucre, one intent on lending his passengers on the forbidden soil, the other bent on rolling him. FAREWELL TO GENERAL BOOTH. i Remember. all our goods com ply with the pure food law. w Leader of salvation Army atom on Journey to Quebec. LONDON, Sept. 18.-~Mnny men and Ana-v44 Wm. Lima Beans Tomatoes Beets Weiermcions Grapes ‘ e- ". Advertise 72 North Main Street. Spec: l W...- “WM Y Louis J oseloff. South Norwolk. Tel. Call. 6984. AL. s FANCY swanrrornrons. per peck 29c FANCY fiOMEPOTATOESmerpcck 25c aolbe.GRANULATED SUGAR $1.00 Cucumbers Peaches Green Peppers- M uskmclous Squash Cauliflower Very Fancy Corn at II reasonable price. United-Grocery Go, _ to No. Main on. In. Nor. Tel m. n It on. em semis. to. me oliIWanisln Theseniinel M. Epstein, women wearing uniforms of the Sal— vation Army filled illusion Railroad Station here today to bid farewell to General Booth, who tell London, for Liverpool, where he wdl embark on the Alien Line steamer Virginian for Quebec, in which city the veteran com- mander will begin a campaign which is to extend over Cnnedu and the Unit- ed States. The 'scventy-eight years young" general as he describes him- self. appeared to be an hourly as pos- elbile considering his one. From the rniiroud car he handed the reporters it message, as follows: “Once more goodbye dear old Ens- lnnd. 1 leave your shores on what. believe in the Master‘s business. As I contemplate the atom I rely more than ever on the nuances. forlios‘. 8911an the ruins. i utilities and tar- rnnnlee of the we d namely, the re- generation of the individual by the no- wer of and.” , fi eforo entering his our. General in presided at. a prayer meeting in the waiting room or the station, which this attended by the prominent offi- ‘ core of museum Artur. iommissioner Nicole. Col. howled and Brigadier. Cori accompany General Booth to Canada. ‘ , , WW memom edoiAI.’ ‘AIQOGIATION. BUFFA , . the tea-«At to- day's session ci‘ills Amerloenbootui Association, the address of Martin W. .Littletoh. of New..Yurk-, on "non. oi Mel-05th” ‘ Our aiook'koome. Counters and ,Bholvco must be cleorcdof all Bummer Met-chandler: new. no monitor what the neuritic: loony be ‘ I nlionrd o beilif the? rnovmnucn, Sept. lac—Tremb- ' scanned the “lib tier a sight of two , New Redford. wherever, in fact, a boy , Cape de Verde islands and that they ‘ swallowed up Iii the foreign populiltion ' ,South Norwulk; C. l). Ryder. Edward I ohu Williums. New Haven: A. Alexan- .nli‘il e moisten, reed Franklin Runes Events" within the bbmoegi'of fir." oreom pany ‘ . l . MW ‘ mum Tomonnow AND . MONDAY .I .:. , II The very belt kinds ornry Goods will. be on (1 tomorrow and Monday of really GIVE-aunt! PRICES. We in ed the room for Fall and Winter good. that are crowding in on nun-furthermore we never carry over into Another season. ~We doubt very much if? a like opportunity will occur ngoin. I decided .orgein event. seen” QUALITY rescues. Everywhere 15c. A big gener- ous assortment. 12%». ODDS AND ENDS IN HEAVY WHITE DOMET FLANN-EL. Just in time for your winter needs. A ten cent quality. III/ac. BEST QUALITY DRESS GING- HAM Tolile Du NDII‘d. Source at 150. Excellent designs and colors, 9%c. TABLE DAMASK. Full bleached. The best of its its kind. Worth 290.. ‘ 19c. WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Good all tiIe‘year round. Form- er prices were Iip to $1.50. 6%. if you have mum in your clothes closet for another WHITE LAWN SUIT here‘s your chance. Just eighteen White Shirt. Waist Solis left. Wore ' up to $5.98. None less than $4.75. Any In the Lot, $1.95. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. All more or less massed from displays. A little soup will make them as good as gold. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WHITE HANDKEROHIEFB. Regular price lie each. ‘ 3c Each. GLOVES. Of course all our gloves perfect. ,ccuslonally, however, we have it cw‘broken lines. We will say good-bye to these $1.00 Suede and Lisle Gloves, block and lift) colors. At 69:. 2‘ CLASP LISLE AND SILK GLOVES. Double tipped Regular 690. . At 43c. TWO HUNDRED POCKET BOOKS. All samples, but in excellent. condition. Worth 25c and 350 each, Mostly the boiler kind. At 21o. All Re Re over. WOMEN'S WRIST BAG . Walrus and Soul. in every particular. Cheap at. small lot. 31.25, 12l/2c. . 95°- ALL LINEN CRASH. ' Bovs' AND GIRLS’ SUMMER Big bargain at the. A limited ' WEIGHT‘KNIT PANTS quantity. - AND veers. , , iei/gc. Were the and 19c. Al‘l‘at One Price, 100. BOYS' WASH SU ITS. l'lcgulnr 50o, 75c and $1.00. 8an Prices. 35c, 59c and 6%. BOYS‘ AND GIRLS' FINE BLACK STOCKI sizes. Sale Price, 10c. ABOUT FIVE DOZEN BLACK SATEEN PETTICOATS. A little bit; mussel! from die- plays. Fully WOl‘lll $1.50. WHITE TWILLED TAPE. $1.00. All widths. Regular 3c. A GE'NUINE HEATHERBLOOM Sale Price, 3 Places fur 5c. PETTICOAT. gulnr $2.50. At $1. BLACK MERCERIZED SATEEN. In lengths from b to 20 yards. inguinal what you quIt. Our 25c Value 25c. ' 3' 17c At 18c. ' FLA”, chess cooos. 2 BURNERST'lgN TANK OIL Broken lines. excellent for Re i 75 ' school wear. Value 290. guar c, 49 . At19c. “a 44 INCH SILK AND WOOL 2 GT. TIN TEA KETTLE. Regular 15c, PLAIDS. 10¢ Wore 75c. ' 44¢ TEN PIECE TOILET SET. Val c 2.50. ALL WOOL FLAKED SUITINGS. ” 3 $1.89. “mire 29c. Less than wholesale BL ANKETS. . 19c. You can buy a pair of $2.00 Blankets here tomorrow and save 44 INCH WOOL CREPELLA 50c. We do not know of any SUITINGS. Big value at 75c. WHITE DOTTED SWISS. gnlar 250. A simply do not wont to carry them 14c. 45 X 36 PILLOW CASES. Gilitl'fl. teed Regular 170, slightly soiled: A EMBROIDERED WASH COL- LARS. ‘ A little bit massed. 25c. All sizes. izygc. BEAUTY PINS, 2 on card. Regular 10c. A CII‘d, 76. 300 nodes CLINTON SAFETY ‘ . Pius. Regular. NGB. Regular 50, Go and 7c. 2 Dozen for 70. 360 COUNT ENGLISH PINS. Regular 5c. Sale Price, 3 Papers for 9c. 12 QT. GALVANIZED ”3le WATER FAILS. 79. quicker or safer way to make a halt a dollar. There are only about fifty pairs all told. in opening case we found some a little bit. wot. Perhaps tomorrow we might regret we marked them down. Not more than 2 pairs to a cus- tomor. ll perfect. We HELD FOR ATTEMPTED MURDER. Waterbury Laborer Shot Because He Restated Danbury Highway man. WA’I‘IdRIlURY, Sept. l3.—-Bergu- Inlno Torti, the. itniiuu, laborer who won shot at Waterville, last night by Meuzo Robinson of llanbury and his ,' chances for recovery are slim. it was learned today that Robinson and a companion attempted to hold up two other men before they met 'i‘orii, but .. set no money from them. Robinson was before the city court this morn- ing on the charge of assaulting with intent to murder, but. the case was voutluucd until tomorrow morning. Ro- binson is held without ,Wfl- HOTEL ARRIV Clifford—«J. A, Wilson,“‘Brldgeport: (3. id. ilukiwin, Stunhope, Niall: limit 'i‘bompson, Hartford; Ii. It. llullurd, ‘3. .l. Lyons, Theodore Ciiudeuyne. W. l. Catlin, li‘. L. W. Fromm. H. Weckek, id. M. llodiue, New York; W. .i. Rob- inson, Hurry E. Smith, Middletowu; ll. “olden Sly Springfield. Muss; W. id. Simpson, it. it. Cooper, George W. tloodrow, Boston; Joseph J. Million, ll. .l. 'l‘ygert, Philadelphia; M. E. llito, Krone. P. F. Mnrrou. F. iii. itynu. Charles ii. i’ikc. Dunbury; George M. Wright. Worcester. , Mehnokemo-«dmuis Atwutcr and wife. Ilowuyton: L. C. 0. Morris, New York: ii. M. Clnrkuott. l'lethcl; it. it. Allen, New Haven: W. L. lionnld. ilrldgeport; M. Roth. city; lingerie llorrien. 0. M. Kuhn, New York; L. it. “liuributt, Wilton: Mr. Mathewson. city; lined Northrup. New York: 8. tireeultoin. Bridgeport; Giles Potter. New Haven; B. F. Hobnon, P. J. Hoar lord. New York; Percy Cl. Sargent. tier, .1. Alerts. New York: W. F. Ma- iouoy. Ybiladelphin: iii. 3‘. ilrush. Mt. Vernon; Jule Smith. and wile, Den- hury: W. ii. cfiourtie, New York: Ii. ll. schutter, agent the Great Raymond. Wm... SWEDISH BAPTIST! OF AMERICA. BOSTON. Sept. law-Jilin nnnIIuI cont feronco of the . Swedish Baptists. of America, continued tinder with two in Meeting seesloue. both of which were well ettended. in the foreseen iii-insight address was by Rev. J. Kilns erg, of New Hritein,rconn.. u "Cheri .on s abriebnn Billie.“ he discuss on whichioiiowed was ted by Geri 0. Billion. of: Chicago. The be» lanes of the session we taken it in hearing cm from the sweetest one 1th: the denomination. 'i‘ha . , ’__me‘bip iii", ii that) pill the for the told on, hustled ry opt! II,II.:IIIIIIIIIII INDIA Dun 'NAIURAL bURE f0Il illNSllPAIION. One Biscuit taken with every meal will 4 (ELITE the most stubborn case. Sill.“ lIIIII IIEClii-IIIEIIIEII Ill -:-'n:-:-:n.-.-.-.-.~ - Ali: , Ii: with Spices. ,, SATURDAY, a 25 cent purchase or more oi Extracts. Chocolate. Cocoa. lea. Coffee. etc inyndditien to usual cheeks. ' "1., ZEEICRAJL 1 25 lbs. $1.25 “r ‘20 lbs. $1.00 ’ The, Union Pacific Tea lb. , “mange... So. do. Namath. 10 lbs. 500 5 lbs. 250 ,. Next torrent Dace.» l
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