% Dill Nil m
. . ,, WINS ED, Sept. 26 -.
' his family have have received nines. V
l: is an internal Machine used by sags hinting that Ibederloh 1i Traitor .
"he Clauses fur dealing “(oath u) “19 afifld “ll. ll Clv‘l Wlll' Vl‘tlll'flfl, llfld“
died in a New York Hospital from 10- ‘
to show only closely
‘ re pastures,tbia
anon whbn the rich-
are ll). be found and
‘woods, says a writer in the New
ndon Day All the lender pale
me it of spring hpve disappeared and ‘
v the pastelefiadss so often seen in the
early '
are are no more These are
*t’ id too early for many of
flashy coitus of fall,
ting“ perhaps more to the
lives than to the flowers
themselves.
The clused gentinn, which is a
j stranger to most of the states north of
thlshls one of the
i now to blossom. ItVs bud~like _
richest looking
bm‘l‘f‘
W6ltl which it gets a part
c of its “3319.:- are of a loyal peacock
. blue and, indeed, Which one. comes
across a .pergcct plant growing some
. what‘ln the open. it gives the appear-
once of a peacock’s tall, for the
- wiuxx mbianches, sometimes a yard long,
form themselves in a half circle and.
. y-llalf. ieclfultfi on the éiouud, display
by
their tull‘ glory, ».
Thong is a, small evergreen, raic
J event in the woods of Maine. culled
group‘s] hemlock, which at this time
of the your bears the most brilliant
of red berrlbs To
the size ofr oue's lo linger nail and
few growltig things equal them in
shanty; but because of their abun-
aunts theiherrle‘a of the dogwood now
hanging in purple clusters along Con
necticut bylvays. are close rivals The
one. or the bushes keep poorly in
berries me about
water when incited, but the berries
-~ borrios,~ becomingn :‘run out,"
n
i
mllhe a this show when placed in a
low dish.
Grout masses of odd rose colored
blossoms are the most conspicuous ob-
facts bubble the stone walls, and pos-
ture fences just now, and they will be
found to be ironweed, which at a dis-
tattoo resembles the sweet scented
‘miiiiv'veon so abundant in this otlttc
01’... August.
Vlt is sad to see how the
fetus and glasses beside the smaller
in”: been bullied and the vegetation is
dry and brittle. .
V'ru‘thVie head, with its shell pink bios
comp, is one of the exceptions to the
pheasant, color scheme, but is neverthe-
less very acceptable, eve nthough we
do not use it. is an herb for its medl-
clu‘ai qualities. Under the name of
balloon. it was often found in the
attics of our grandmothers It is a
WABlliVNVc'i‘ON, Sept. .thd. it! the
islets unollldlsl departments maintain.
as ti1e"diplomstic factory."
State Department and the chief on
cluster of the works is John Ball 011-
borne. head of the But-eon of Trade
Relations. ills task is the taking of
raw young console and transforming
them into finislich tliplOmu‘tlo pllU'
ducts. it‘s not. an cosy job, this; for
even the crude material is difficult to
obtain.
in the old days consuls went to their
Touts with. the vacation ideas of what
their duties were to be. Ever since
the establishment of the service it has
been customary to give the now up
pointees a period of thirty days before
leaving the United Btutes,.nnd officers
have spent the time in closing up their
private affairs, calling on the State
Department only to draw their pay for
the mouth and obtain their creden-
tials
All that is changed now, The consu-
lar bureau has begun to educate the
new consuls. A room has been fitted
in the building by the State Depart-
ment in exact fucsmlle of an American
consulate. Instead of loaflng for thirty
days before speeding abroad the new
appointees are compelled to report
every day at. this headquarters and
spend a certain number of hours in
the transaction of’busincss. This busi-
bo arise in the course of the
suls term abroad.
Here is where John Bull
shines.
drills them in the fundamentals of the
diplomatic game, shows them the pro
mar methods for the advancement. of
American commerce and generally
puts them “through the course of
sprouts" in preparation for their du-
ties. Mr. Osborne is an old and ex.
perienced hand at the game of diplo
many, and his methods of transforming
Osborne
inmate in the course almost of a single
week has won the admiration of the
administration.
80 successful has he been, that the
government has permitted Mr. Osborne
to broaden his field of usefulness. With
the opening of the year’s work in the
College of Political Sciences of the
Uncle Sam abroad. Secretary Root is
a firm admirer and supporter of the 10-
cal unlversity, and permission was
given with. Osborne to join the fii'
culty of the institution largely be-
cause two of the thirteen young men
who passed the examinntlons last
month for admission to the service
were graduates of the school. That the
examinations were difficult is proved
ed by, Uncle Sam has. bectune known,
, it is sit ., V.
usted‘downi‘fintbe basement. of the
11ch includes everything that is likely 1'
con- V‘
VHe takes the ucwcomers,’
academic young men into seasoned dip- _
Miss Myra Kc Iv. whose clover
snatches of Hebrew child life have
tt‘racted much attention lately. .
also was busy Writlnz‘mus our.
did not Wish to be in 1
that particular mob cnt.1-'- .
down I .snutoubat VW .7
mmllpkhln fact, that . .1o 3.01M
what: site won re 1111'. '1“ it? vlsl~
pond. ad boy .‘1 fr. 1. 11‘
are heard the ass... Ml...- 1: any.
had given, decided to 1.:-.11t.1 .hm a
lesson. He told her 1-: lien 29 Scull
the publisher. who had Wished no;
to collnborate with”, (naming: a
doll known author.) but that on
touch/fan her reply he had left wit‘ “2 .
out further remark.
sided. thnt she must go around tol
the matter. On her return one xe-
marked that. they had known uoth-‘z
she hoped the next time her father
atloptisomo different method. Kelly
repented of his action and decided
to set things
publishers himself.
So he called the next day and
made a labored explanation of the-
cvent. The editor
tlvaly and then remarked.
"Well. Mr. Kelly. I gicatly appro‘;
rlate your explanation. but, as a
matter of fact, your daughter did
not call yesterday”
ins Kelly had paid Mr. Kelly in
hisM and coin.
w...
lNEXllAUSTlBLE.
She—T feel sorry for Mr. Peck;
his wife is always giving him a piece
of her mind. .
lie—At that rate he must have
great presents of mind.
working in the graveyard I climbed
the fence and found that he had
been erecting a headboard to his
son. As there were three other
headboards standing at three graves.
all bearing the same air names I
was naturally curious.
"Yes, it's Knobs and Jim and
Tom and Pete. all my sons." be ex-
piuined with a sigh.
“And what oiled them all to die
. True Economics in Wealeu’ s Fashionable
appeared that the outings-.111 lion '
l I
Miss Kelly, much disturbed. do-V'
$9 3.... $14.98. $19.98.
her publishers at once and explain .
ing about the affair, and added that 5
wished to reprimand her he would .' ‘
light by seeing the!”
listened alien-l .
83 SOUTH MM" [In 8w. NORW’LK
Fall Garments
Time-.313: :5 Isle of New Fall Wearing Apparel, at underprlce: without
a rival. "Is make all alterations free. guaranteeing a perfect custom fit, and
raving you l‘ um 06 table on o ry Bul t or coat because we manufacture Ill l
«.1-1- - 'u goods. By dealing wi lithe Paris yOu outgmoro for” your money
t:..:§n in any store In this Country. Co the and be commend.
’ t
NOISE? SUITS. in Black, Blue. brownfiumenaroon and Gray, silk or
. 'i ~ " and. in all wool materials. Brood cloth, Serpe,‘Chcviotn and Panamna, at
b“11i.-;. 13. 98. $24.00. $29. 98 and 035.00. V l
1
.ES' SUITS, in the newestfistrlpea and all lengths of canto—tight
tonal-fitting and Prince chap styles—014.98.019.98, $24.98 and 035.00.
LsmEB' CHECK AND PLAID TRV AVELING COATS, full lengths, $4.08,
1.
LADIES' BLVAGK. BLUE AND GA RNET COATS, $4. 98, $9. 98, $14.08,
$19.99 324. as. $29.98.
LADIES' alchlTs, In Panama and Chiffon Psnamas, the best In the
VNorwalks‘, 05. 98 and $7.98.
$24 9LADlE8' FRENCH VOIL SKIRTS, $7. 98. $9 98, $11.98, $14.,93 $19.75,
8 ' .11
WHITE WAISTS, 7mm 76:: up to
Limit ANDVNET w,AisT.8 from
SILK WAISTS, $1.98 up to $5.98.
BLACK PETTICOATS, from 98c up to $7.98.
SILK AND LACE DRESSES, trom $9 98 to $26. 00.
NEMO SELF REDUCING CORSE TS, 93c, $1. 48, $1.98, $2. 98.
‘ sALE 1N BOTH s-roassl
The Paris Cloak 8?. Suit House,
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALN.
$6.98.
$3.98 to $12.50.
Our West \lD'mdcui
2 Contains a few samples of new Filet Lace Scarfs with pin cushions
to match, which are exact reproductions of the genuine hand made
I let lace. As to beauty and daintiness they are all that the most ex-
l1acting taste could desire. It will surprise you to see the worthy char-
actor of the goods and how low we are selling them.
N E RYAN 8» CO
86 Washington Street South Norwallt
J
l'HLAND , r, RK.
WEST s s'r. AND SORIBNER AVE,
' South Norwulk.
,_-
.q—x
been carefully restricted and divided into half acre lots, which
We now offpr to the builder or investor. M
OWN YOUR HOME
by purchasing a plot for cash or on our easy payment plan. If
513‘515 MAIN STREET, STAMFORD. .
Masses.
W’hcucc in‘ its Name llerltlcd?‘
From Auto and Mob. Hence,
Aulomobllini ought to be mobbed
Automobile and a Bunch of Violets?
The smell
What is an Auto— race?
bliss
What do they Look Like?
Lille a Wild Man of Borneo
suited as on Esquimaux,
‘Whnt are they called?
Chauffeurs
lei ? ‘
ltocnuqo they show Furs in all sorts
of Weather or Climate.
What is the Difference hetwmn an
Automobile and Bean Brnmmel? .
Benn Brummcl was a Lady Killer.
but on Automobile Will kill anybody ‘
What follows the Automobile
The Autopsy. wmnglish Exchange.
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Cntairh is a blood or constitutional‘
disease and in order to cure it; you:
must take intcinal remedies. Hall's
Caturrh Care is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is out
n quack medicine. It was presciibed
by one of the best physicians in this
country for years and la a regular pro?
scrlptlon. lt' is composed of the best
tonlca known combined with the best
blood purifiers actlna diicctly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect com
blnution of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results
in eating Catarrh. Send for testimon-
ials free.
F. J. CHENEY 6‘: 0 Props,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by l’lruggists price 750
Take Hull's Family Pills for com
stipation.
l
WA”.—
Dont imagine you are the only per-
son in the world who has. annoyances.
There is so much trouble in the
World that there is plenty of it to go
round.
(l AMUSEMENTS D
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One week,. commencing
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23RD,
Except. Wednesday, September 25th.
MATINEES— THURSDAY, FRIDAY
,AND SATURDAY.
Mr.‘ Hoyt Presents the
“KNICKERBOGKER
STOCK COMPANY"
Fehturlng the Clever
SISTERS McCONNELL
And a Select company of Players in a
Repertoire of Standard and
Popular Plays.
Lonnie Follctte, Juvenile Comedian.
New Plays.
New Vaudeville Features.
New Scenic and Electrical Effects. .
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, OEPTEMBER 30TH.
NIXON a ZIMMERMAN
Present the Gorgeoualy Staged Musl-
cal Fantasy, ' .
“THE GINGERBREAD MAN."
Book and Lyrics by Fred. C. Ranken.
Muslc by A. Baldwin Sloane.
ALL~STAR CAST
And a Brilliant Ensemble of
Junior: received in the streets of that _ -
cil..y No partlculuis are given of tho 1‘. . ‘
an utol.tldnt
William 1..
What ia‘ the Difference between an thirty-fir y
A Race of Men ‘who drive Automo‘
.11...V_"
lie was oiliployod by the V
l~lllllli1 Cluck Company for ,
. ‘yOur eyc- .
losses constantly .
. ork loose, put an end to
0h: annoyance by wearing
. Ritetite
lE ye=glasses
No shaking, no adjusting,
_V no stud screws to come loose.
l." Ask to see them.
i
IVHOmerBlloyt
Rafi-acting Optician.
V 7-8 United Bank Building.
~V , tel. 363-12.
A 6111.11 Thing 10 find;
is reliable FURNITURE As we sell
nothing but reliable goods, you will be
sure to le perfectly satisfied with any-
thing y u buy here. We always back
11p every statement We make concern-
ing our goods. especially when We say
that THE SUMMIT RANGE IS THE
BEST RANGE ON EARTH, Don’t
take our word for it. Moire us prove
it. We will sell you n Summit Range
on thirty iluys’ trial, if it is not satis-
factory we will refund your money and
take back the Range without it, costing
you a cent. When you have a few
minutes in sperm Flt-:1) in and let us
show you this Range. :‘ ‘ nil?“
in. A. MITCHELL,
Open Monday and Saturday
Evenings.
Cor. High and Wall Sis. Norwnlk
United American Opticians
all
HOYT'S THEATRE BLOCK.
Expert Eye Specialist in Attendance.
Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Satur-
day, 10p p.
y " 11101111801110 withered and died this 33:33.?32’82'13211‘111333‘53will? , , , . PRlCES Factory,’118mEaat 23rd at. N. v.
unionist from lack of water. Whole ' ' A Slight IlllIci-once- We are: now developing this choice residential property 10- WNW“ ---------------- ‘0 3"“ 20"
méitdows have the appearance of hay lag the young aspirants for diplomatic After I ma made some inquiries V , . . _ . ’ Evenings .............. 10. 20 and 30¢ w.--~.._..._.-._.--..,.-_-._.._L.w.-mm...“
honors the right way of representing about the highway of the old mun rated on the high land. wtthm’ ten minutes of the station. It has -- -—-—----~
NEW‘ YORK. NEW HAVEN I
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
—~.—-—
TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 2, 1007.
H—
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
matter Of IVnVuch coniecture as to lust so young?" yOu are prepared to build at on ce. we will make you a very at- 62..peopLg._32V
by the fact that fiftyclght endeavor- , . .
how the many wild giwapevlncs so . 5 .acamp-meetln, sub,» tractive r i' s _ PRICES ,,,,,,,,, ...50c 75,; and $1.00 A. M.~12.56x, 5.14:. 5:41,. 5:55,,
oleutltmly. filmmm mm ”“5 pm ed to meet the requiremtnts. “A, how?” p opos tion. A it your local broker or write us. We are rim Four Rows in Orchestra. 3150 6:lllx, 11:111. 6:50, 6:56, 7:5411, 8:18x.
of the country were planted Ate they
the linear». descendants of the! wild
grapes found here by the Viking rov-
ers or have they sprung up from the
seeds of cultivated grapes whlc iihave
been thrown aside? The wild grapes
are now ripe and it is odd' that while
most b‘f them are very sour. tow culti-
vated srupctl'exceedi them in size. Why
should grapes. allowed to grow wild.
become. large, and incur, while straw-
grow
tar and smaller ’I
o purploiNovif England aster is
not as common licrcnbouts us its white
cistern, but one botanist bv its color,
can classify it the instant It is seen.
This Via. a lost wlilth cannot be ioaillly
tlccoiliblltlhcd with some of the othei
membcis of the sinful family. however.
for the. variations seem almost end- Conn. "an,“ WM! gum-em“ the court. . - .' . _- W
less, it luVau easy matter to pick up ”when the bray of 1111 use was heard 1 i, .. .5 - 'rhe Electrograph Sundays.
tour to sight varieties of other or 301- REV. WELL“ “EGRETARY' outside. and the Judge could not re» ,. ~ . . ‘ f" Mow”, plum,“ A 1.5.4.00 7.30 9.00, 9.40
. . n ' ' - ’. 14- 1 - - 1 . 1 1 . . I
denrod at the roadside and find their He is Appalhiod to the N". In F“... E'M ”10 Wml’mllf’” 0‘ ”Ylnli- V. 011° ,' ,' d I” ' 1° 021-
nuines, but utter this annular is renoli- field Amhdoaoonry. at a time, Mr. (.urrnn. please. But ~ 1 ‘ ‘ . ' . .V L . an "ura'Fd 501193, ,M.--i:05, 5: 0‘4. 6: 001, 8181:,
red the study grow more complcxud. tho “0°“ two guys Curran his chance: ' . " 1 Under tho Direction of F. Book. of 11'001.12 00.
A word of warning is not out of “Title itiionxvfxllondu ‘cf tllfltllwlv'ltml A: the judge summed up the bray New York.
.11 n c ,r‘ 1' . . '11 » «1
..... .. colitis 1;. with. 3::l::'.':.'..l.':.'.'.:;'1.t':ttruths. THE GREAT . my “more: 8W ‘°”"“ "that" 7° "‘w
seed pods at this time. Most of tho leurp that ho lltlii recently been up- "‘9' 10030. "Doss not 5.0,“, ‘3”.de NNTISEPHC ‘ _ . ' W '
803d TBOL‘NMElOB me still green flilil‘fllu pointed BB secretary 07 "IO Fulfill!” be.” ‘ remnrltublo echo l” 0011“?“ WC produce "O‘hlnfl bi“ “10750.7 and A 34.2le 08‘. 1. 12X 1. 56: 6'18
MW" th 0 t in It b k t aiohdenconry. Mr. Willis succeeds the , ,. "7°“ ““04““ MWWI fill-“"7” 7: 25 8' 25 9: 12 0 47' 9101' 1 '14.
by Vc no 011131 to u up itov, A. iii. Bosnian of “We,“ who ”Birmingham (Luciano) Pout. (3113.33. and "mum“ "n”. “.0 fig, - 4 3. ~ I. 1 0: .
away "0i“ the taco and from ”1" “W“- wua elected a low weeks ago as oral» ' WM ’ ' s ’ PRlOEO 5 10 5 p, 132.1112 3'5 1:13 3.07 3.13
The Juice from the seeds of the block deacon of the county to fill out tho air The 9139'“ Wins» . COLDS GRIP LRUUP ' 0' o “d 1 11 4:10 'slobx 5; it,“ 0:03;; 0-36“ 7:03?
lobollu 111 particularly strong and it expired tons of the late llov. fouls N. "What to Plimt for it Family of V _ _. . Chance of Program Mogiiny, Willis”. 8- V“; 93321.10 .0 x 11. 33;. . , . .
um, “um,“ m m“ me “you w Booth. six," is the noblest. ‘ot 11 11111511111110 Mum ill 11m mo muons “I? W V" 0- 'Not'egg 310 «111.17% to Brld apart
. . At the meeting of the clergy hold in ”11019, pm “rm thing to plant in . ~ w» a only 3 .
accidentally rubbed with the fingers Dnnbury. a few we,” and. M,‘ Wells your salary, pinching out. just a lib- lot”. COUGHS )BLRONCHITIS? . m
violent pains, lusting several minutes, was solicited to accept tho nomination tie for m, furs tobacco and doom aumfly.
will result. for “731133570“ '3‘“ ”“1““ m “'3 {as rational hair ”out. w Woodlands ' MY NEW age a m“ '
wuss. through the thicker wood: ”mi he '9 WWW'WWW 0‘ 3‘ you _ t» I" ,, i A 111.....12- 08x 111221.! 56:. 7 39.
‘ are not so profitable from a botunlr.
in: point of view 1111' they were earlier
‘111‘
o aummer; but rambles about the
ma cou‘tit'ry will brin sin light
noisily mu. sting forms of schools and
chi? of fill! out form they will
The value of this method of instruct-
ing the candidates before the actual
examination test is obvious. The men
come 'to theirial provided with just.
usually the knowledge they will re.
quire and in this way there is no
wasteof mental or technical energy.
There is a decided advantage, also. in
educating candidates in the national
capital, where they have the benefit
" of all the knowledge contained in the
government archives and the advice of
government experts. .
The consular service is probably the.
most important problem the State De-
partment has to face til; the present
time. ..
«"cherully debilitated for ytaru.
Had sick headaches. lucked ambition.
was wornout and all run-down. Bur-
dock Blood fritters made mo a well
woman."-~Mrs. Chas. Freltoy, Moosup.
wine's Church, Which is a mission do-
peudent upon the diocese for a portion
of its support he could not qualify for
the office. Riven after the canon of the
church governing these citations had
been read and explained there was
enough of the clam present who cast.
MW it placed in bom they
with some lflaVOil '1
which they only curl up.
“As they wont to camp mectln' to
fill up with relig‘un and come homo
filled up with lead!"
A Poem] Member.
The small son of a clergyman who
was noted for his tiresome sermons
overheard two friends of his father
saying how dryithey worn, and how
hard it was to keep awake during
them. The following Sunday. while
the minister wan preaching. he was
astounded to' use his son throwing
pebbles at the congregation from
the gallery. The clergyman frowned
angrily at him. when the boy piped
out in a clear treble voice:
"it's all right, pop. You so on
preaching; I'm keeping them
owako."——iiurper's Weekly.
The ludroa'md the All.
One day Curran. the famous Irish
(filly One Pair.
“And do you mean to say, mutil-
atu, that you and your husband
actor had any spots?” -
my husband had a. stir unusually
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was its
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not strangers in South Norwal' «Harbor View Beach and Har-
bor View Park, and now the hi all. of all, HIGHLAND PARK.
lssntlalul 30de ill Brokers,
t. S. lilac; Pres. lmderick Jenkins. Twas.
252 HuguenotlStreet,
New Rochelle, NY.
' Tel. 823,
hem prob numb
ASTHMA
Wins. In slalom.
Seats now selling from Thursday,
Reptombcr 267th
”fl”
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLV.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18T.
WM. A. BRADY'S
Special Production.
Written by Lottie Blair Parker.
Elaborated by Joe. R. Grlsmer.
THE SUCCESS OF THE CENTURY.
"'WAY DOWN EAST."
A METROPOLITAN PRODUCTlON.
PRICES ..... ......V......25, 50 and 750
First Foul- Rows in Orchestra, $1.00
Seats on Sale Beginning Friday,
September 27th, at 8 a. m.
FOLLOW THE CROWD TO
M051 Hall.
HEAd‘ON OF 1077.
W
Harwell: Amusement Park
V mssuow eraser.
urban/w. rim. 20.
"ml".
l luminous stilt Ohllliflll and» it. 11».
V ml the arm will. i
«into
8:40, 8:48x, 9:11x, 9:311, 9:53,10:55x,
11:01, 11:16x.
I‘. M.—-—12:52x, 1:10, 1:451, 2:55x.
32201:, 3:27, 5:09x, 5:38, 5:55x, 6:251,
0:40, 6:53x, 7:22x, 7:54x, 9:57x,10:32.
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Sundays.
A. M.—-12:52x, 55:14:, 6:41. 8: 57.
9:431.
P. MV.---12:55x, 2:471, 2:652, 0:38
5:551, 7:00, 7:18, 7:641, 8:25x. 0:57:
10:23.
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NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
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10:04, 11:00:,11208.
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soo'ri-i flosWALK To usuauuv.
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.1. M.:--0 20.91.39 1000:. ‘
V: P. u.:—-1 25 2: 82 (Saturday only)
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