. ‘ 1’? .
hills. and Grout Cloth in colors
111111.. at
o'clock on Saturday "afternoon. in or. . ’
der tVthut the employee may witnéuri1
the Norwalk-South Norwalk Club buse-
bail slime at Ainusement Park. tor the
hens 1‘0! the Nohwaik Hospital.
business oiiice will close at 2: 30.
WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and warmer tonight Saturday rain.
A trough of low pressure extending
from Texas northessiward to the Lake,
region is producing cloudy weather and
local showers "with rising température
in the central sections. The tempera
turn c’ohtiriire's low in the northern
sections. 1 Killing frosts were'reported
from the northwest. i-leavy frost from
the northern ortion of the Lake re-
gion and llgh fronrNew England Con
dillons favor- for this vicinity partly
cloudy Weather with slowly rising lent
perature probably followed by light
showers on Saturday
Prof. Herbertl A. Stront, the organ-
i.st of the South Norwalk Baptist
Church, presided at the organ of the
North West Chapel of the First Bap
tist Church, in Bridgeport, last night.
1...
“Hoyt’s‘ Theatre. Saturday matinee,
Knickerbocker Stock Co.
W-..“
i’ Edward Staffers of South Norwalk.
who recently underwent an operation
for ap‘pcndlcitls at the Nor walk Hos-
plizal. has resumed his duties in the
electrical department 01‘ the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company.
' —-Shoulder Steak. 12c “1.;
Steak, 16c lb. Public Market.
Round
Captain and Mrs. Suull. of the local
Salvation Army, who formerly lived
in Bridgeport, Went to that city. last
evening. to conduct a special service
at the headquarters, No.30 Elm street.
Captain Sarrll is an expert banjo play- "
ers. and some very lively singing re
sulted. V
- Farmers, mechanics, railroaders,
V laborers, rely on Dr Thomas' Eclec-
“r c I‘l'" LTakeA the sting out .of cuts.
or bruise? It once. Pdlu cun-‘
not stay where t Vls used. .
Captain of Police Thomas ilunt,
who has been standing at the corner
of Main and‘WalI streets for much of
the past two days, has bad a busy time
directing vehicle drivers to keep to
their right. The chief offenders at this
point are driver;s ‘ot the horde drawn
vehicles, though oceaslorraliy an auto-
mobilist attempts to cut across 011 the
wrong side Captain Hunt's warning
is beginning to have the desired effect.
though his work has naturally devel-
oped some kickin'g. The great major-
ity of driiers. however. think his pr-os
ecutlon of the task lair.
~New classes in Bookkeeping,
Shorthand and Typewriting will or-
Vgunize at Merrill Business College.
Monday. Sept. 30th. The facilities at
Merrill for securing a thorough traili-
lng for business were never better
ilran NOW. The beginning of the
month Is the BEST time to enter. Send
for enrollment blank, and new cata-
logue.
The Alaska Packers Association
are about to introduce the Arm) Red
salmon in this market. They are the
largest salmon canners in the world
employing an army of 7.500 men. with
a fleet of over sixty vessels, and the
Argo is the choicest Red Salmon pack-
ed. It is caught I11 the Icy waters of
Behring Be? The flesh is very firm:
of ii beuuti ul red color and delicious0
llnvor.
l’uirick II. Connoliey. secretary of
the lint Mnlrers' Association, and II. C.
Shulvoy. ‘secretary of the Hat Finish-
crn’ Association. both of Dunbury. are
now busy taking a census oi the mem-
bers of the Danbury unions for the
purpose of rating them properly in re-
lation to the new death benefit regula-
tions of the United Hatters of North
America. The new laws give a death
benefit of irom one to three hundred
dollars. according to length of member‘-
sblp from live yours or less to twenty-
ilvo years. Mr. Shulvoy completed a
census of the finishers in Newburgji
yesterday. They are members of the
Dunlmry association
MR. BAXTER'S ENTERPRISE.
W11 11 F. H. busier, the pupils;
druggdu iiiduced the Dr Howard
to make a special half price in
doctory out? on 1 r celebrated our
for dyspeps a 1111 consiipntlon, there
Were runny expressions of enviable
prelim. .
Today Mr. Hunter scores a new
mark. for he bus succeeded in getting
the Dr. Howard Co. to allow him to
continue, for s limited time selling
their regular titty cont specific. sixty
pills ins bottle. at half price. 25
cents.
Mr. Busters enterprise in securing
The 7
~ “ the am
.1 acres “1"”
The King Sehbol
.os‘srAmonD . .
"Afilluyj Styled for Boys.
.A very s trolls hasten! of teachers gives
Individual Walled to every pupil A
thorough preparation for college or
Reopens for Fall Term, Thursday.
September 26. .
For Catalogue. address
ALFRED c. ROBJEN'I'.
HIId Maui».
Lester K. Warren, oi‘ Lynes place.
is recovering from an illness of ty-
phoid lever.
.Porierhousa and Sirloin Steak. 200
lb Public Market.
Lincoln Council, Nb. 4, Order of Am
erlcan Mechanics, will hold a regular
meeting tonight.
-—Latest Fall Barbies.
Mrs. Thaddeus (layer. of Raymond
street, has returned home from a [0er
days‘ visit in New Jersey.
O'Brien.
, -—Dr. Dick’s cures malaria. 4"
is recovering from an attack of crysip-
else, which he has had for two months
Mrs Theodore F. Beebe, of Norwalk
is the guest. of her brother In New
York .
.11.}
Flank Peiry‘ has returned to his
home in Stuart avenue after having
undergone treatment at the Norwslk
Hospital.
Argo Rcd Salmon is cheaper than
beefstenk at lbs per pound, because it
contains more nourishment. -
George W Peirce. formerly superin-
tendent of the Norwalk Street Rail-
way Company, left Stamford yester-
day on a trip to Oregon.
—-Premium Home. 15c lb. Public
Market.
\
South Norwslk ConclaVe. Improved
Order of Heptnsophs, has accepted an
invitation to attend Yale Conclave, in
l1:113w)6[-Ii.1\'en, Saturday evening. Octo-
er 1. .
-—C. & K. Derbles. O'Brien.
Last night was the coldest of the
young fall. The thermometer almost
went low enough for frost but none
has yet been reported In the immediate
vicinity of Norwaik.
—All kinds of Fish. Cutblll.
The‘ Hospital Whist Club will hold
its regular meeting with the election of
officers, on Friday. October 11th, at 3
o'clock, with Mrs. John H. Ferris. at
Collie Cottage. Belle Island, and not
the Friday Afternoon Club, as stated
yesterday. .
~Merrlil N ht School opens Tues-
day, October
Frank Deli‘orosi. the well known on-
ginoer who was spendan a few days
In Northport, Long Island. was serious.
a pole. and live occupants ware thrown
out. Mr. Dwongst‘ had his right hand
split open and his face not and brain
e . .
~T‘sieseope lists. O'Brien.
F. Ii: Beech incorporated of Bridge-
port filed today in the oillce of
secrets tury. The purpose of
R1isse,oi Bridgeport and Charles lV-I
Peck of Sitatlord.
matinee.
W
Work is progressing on the big as
coal pocket of Bishop and Lynne,
which: is the
work started in nlk in some tim
this remarkable reduction from the
in thelrJipeclflc the best selling med-‘
to no in store. lie hopes any who
71 ed it will take. Ad‘vsntwge
of mil" At once, for he does not
know Wow long he will be able to sell
sli’ilollli:
the pod need will be in working art!
A £1..ch North it... in.
business. manual training, athletics -
Sui: see
..an ‘ - on
Window 114 Washington St. Window
blsrlav -~l|lE ALWAYS BUSY SlOlilVE-.——- molar
Levi A. Burdlck. of Seylnour place '
ly ln1u1ed in a runaway accident there
last Sunday; The mom collided with“ '
A certificate of the incorporation of'V
t rpdratlp is to col in crook; “
3er svugefetcrh g’l‘he captitai
st 3 0. rpora ore
iii-2° bench or writhing mwr it
«so the “'rwu‘cist‘e'rsr‘ tomorrow ~-
Vézémugcst ounstrirctionV
' .
“MIMI. DIRI
5;
One and Two nose Faun Wagons.
V Horse Goods of all Desonuhous. , ,
Rubber Tues Furnished for all Vehicles.
Carriage Builder and Dealer
beniairuual hair it Enumulrrau
1*?
.u‘ .-
In Our New 250 Enamelware Depart-
menu Tomorrow, Saturday, ‘19
commencing 9 mm
{I
LOGO Plates, consisting of Gray. White and Blue
Enameled ‘
Tea Kettles. NLilk‘ Boilers, Wet :11- Pills, Vie-qt. Dim ‘Pans, Chainber PIIII,
“flea and Coffee Puts, Kettl. saucer Pam, Oblong. Pans, Cortes Bowls, Etc.
The» pieces run from 4 to :9 dis. In size. it is without a doubt the finest
line of merchandise we have ever after ed to the public. Vaiues up to $1.25.
' 10c'1b4—oandy'Topics.—~10c 1b.
we hails no. wound a large assortment of fine Candy and offer I Is-
iectio of 50 dittorent kinds for tomorrow, We "1.; aim. a fresh line of Choc-
slates t lol/zc lb. - .
Special tor WWW
see » see
THE
gEAUT‘IFiJL NOTWElk 308m}. Cards gmgrrua
wmoow. 5 for 50. Sold Elsewhere 2 tor 50. wmoow. ,.
'1 Horst. AunlvALs. ; bridgep'od; ”1.7. n. urlbutt. city;
Clilford—E. H King. w H. nurr.‘
Charles Leo Bucknsm, W. A. Baker,
Boston; Leo Dumenberg. W. M. Dou~
cells. .I. H. Wiley. Thomas Johnston,
R. A. Holmes. D. L'ouls lreton. P. Gav
virr R. G. P. BV 3, New York; C. l-.i
Shepard Troy. .Y.; Mrs H. Turnislr
and daughter. Duluth, Minn; it. H
Casey, Stamford; William C. Drout,
Tlflln,‘.0.; Charles 'l‘ylcr Bard. Nor‘
wleh; Arthur W. Rood, Hartford; J;
Tr lining. Mrs. Ross, New Haven;
A. . McAdams. Worcester, Mass.
MIthliImo—di‘. M. Clarksorr, llcth-
1e]; P. G. Sargent. New Hove‘n; C. 0.
Phillips, New York; .Greenstoin,
1111111 in y.
m MIIST nor
, “Mun my work from sun lion,
but we We Work it; iiever done;
In 0 arts koe home m
and pretty, the children Well dressed
and tidy. women Morita and oft-I
sulfuric silence“ drifting Alon fro
bad to‘ worse. imowi 113 mu
they on 1):th to have Help to overco
0k mus guild aches which on
an s I ur so. .
“ l ‘ Ill-20th the” vicious that bydiL
Piulthum‘I-Vepetoble Compound.
George L. Rockwell. RI gelleld; L. De-
llarros, New York; I1. G. Mlllman. Ro-
chester; W. .l. Cunningham, Hartiord;
E. E. Farmau, Warsaw, N. Y.; C. H.
Benedict. city; Mr. and Mrs. A. D
Wilson. Southfor‘d; II. A. Curtis. New
York; J. C. Thompson, Boston; C. A.
Arnold. Cincinnati. 0.; A. C. Peck,
Hartford; C. P. Wheeler, Providence,
it. 1.; M. W. Sweeney. St. Louis.
NASHVILLE $100,000 FIRE. '
NASHVIL Tenn., Sept. 27.-"
The warehous i' the Bynd Douglass;
and Company. drain dealers. was des-
troyid by fire lust night. Loss $100,-
000 fully insured. , 1
Milli 1‘s ' thigh”
”inclines to go any here, Wthcu';i mare only
hooded. are soon followed by the «rework
‘ AAssembled
I troutluud filiyfld
in
rig lim- 1) iid~blrtl1tandtsca wV ' on
It {eluilrmog‘b‘Ig stapler“. f if WWW? ”I,“ ll D.
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" o‘rcli’m tinieIs'dt tiered 11111111111111 0
‘rt and; sides. I’could not
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02:11pm; was? AWE-d Since Airinfibydin Eggglrh‘am: Vagmbl:
"311011 1 I w I . ii of out
must robil
would
ourdiblofi. Ii
simulates.
rgu‘phthe (Vikings
1- ins. rials-.1.
I ”HAD,” Wm In“
early is December. taut-ire; mulch.
Company“ he contractor-I who
ereciipi ‘
the remedy at halt price. Remember mm
that it 1 Vin: not uni-e. even your
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mil“
uposj_w
MthlrrIthum
, i worker Which occurred near lianey.‘
Vi ville. Tuesday. has been reported to
V home is not known, had been winking
‘ on the tracks. An examination showed
_ body when found It was apparent that
" issues of the. out one“
'. . V Amtricrm- problem
. sense to the taste or children and tho:
younger. theatreeoers. still it
I, grant entertainer for the older theatre:
"I
. mt‘s Theatre, this week.
V: fimpany did good work. As
. much dramatic'nbillty Midi
‘ meiotic"
, tunity a
; row alters
1 . the bill and
.1 1 percent will close with due cowboys. V_ . ..
- Girl.
Iwio‘y‘viiiIV 1111. i using inn/«tip V.
oil 3" Coroner.
‘ The death of John Wallace, 11 track ,
coroner Dutch, by In. Sedswick, medi»
cal examiner of Brookiisld. ‘
.iudisutions point to the possibility 1:
. that Wallace met with foul play and
this" his slayers alter fracturing the “ /
man' s skull with some. blunt: instru-
ment, in order to shield the crime pine
ed the lifeless body on the track.
th‘ere It was out in two by a passing
trs
Wallace. 11 middle aged map, whose
at Howler/ville where repairs are be
ing made to the tracks. .
The mnu' s severed body was forbid
the train had cut the body In We at
the chess The upper part of the torso
with the head lay on one side of the
track and the lower portion on the
other side. From the position of the
structure of» the skull which was dis-
used hy the train.
ode an autopsy yes-
‘_ as that Wallace had
‘cture of the skull, but
ad when the body was
found lay outside- the rail. too far to
have beerixstruck by the passing train
it was his opinion that the fracture
was caused before the body was lilac
ed on the rails.
There is a theory that Wallace was
struck down perhaps by hold 11p men
and that his body was then carried
up the embankment and laid upon bhé
tracks, the murderers believing it
would be r angled and that the-real
cause of d it would be hidden. 3
THE TOUCH THAT HEALS
Is the touch of Bucklen's Arnlca Salve. .
it's the happiest combination of Arni-‘
on flowers and healing balsams ever
compounded. No matter how old the
1
For burns, scalds, cuts, wounds or
piles it's an absolute cure Guaran-
teed by F H. Baxter- dru'gtist 26c. '”
_.'_........1.
POPULAR AMUssmsN‘rs.
MUSIC HALL.
The Electrograph showed 'lo a large
and appreciat ve audience at Music
Hall. last rrig t. Tire pictures were
as usual of the best quality. There
will be a new series of pictures to
night, direct l'romFrnnce and England.
manufactured by the lending lllnr mak-
ers. These are absolutely the first
prints. The show Is instructive for
old and young. absolutely clean. The
special feature tonight, will be a bar
rel boxing contest. Spe'cl matinee
tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 sharp. If
you wantto spend. a pleasant after-
noon or evening go and see the show.
The management guarantees you your
money‘s worth.
"WAY DOWN EAST "
The same idea that lmpels the city
man to yearn for a glimpse of the
eo’untrv occasionally Is doubtless the
inspiration that induces the crowds
Thai: delightful oi tory 01th
England tannin.» “fins buttibe
of plain people 111.113.1111 shroud appeab
ing to old friends and making new
ones. Msmhrsfirad and Grismer
are still gl vii); a I'éndld productiom
with the intro so 3, the social goth
erlngs the- mow storm scene. and 0th:
Ne
modern stagecrett This is the elev-
enth season ft'Wny Dewn East" has
been on tour. and It is a remarkable
tribute to Its lasting qualities as well
as intrinsic worth that this sessori
the play has drawn as many peepld
as on any previous yca1.At Hoyt’s
Theatre, Tuesday, October 1st.
TOMORROW'S EXCURSION TO THE
BERKSHIRE ' HILLS. V
The Autumnal excursion to Pitts.
field and the many picturesque pointii
in the Berkshire 'l-Illls.‘
Stockbridge, Lee and henox.
excursion within the reach of all V
...»...—
THE GINGERBREAD AN.
I
day. September 30.
e1 thp direction obit/issuers Nixon
gm?! oeruwwho have 1 (1 blue bled. 111
st 1111 title tool} and when aye stag-g
it in sin usuul- elaborate way with?
«any mm to expense. Drowning in;
mobilisation with the production this
country; will be ontlrslyi new
solid es
{rue
Wide
inert crabs
are said to be on 11V
leiare from that
tilled firms
is mellow
‘1111 d neuroneV
6A or tile best-V
Is "The All!!!‘
is in s areal;
WAfiierlchtiih ab
wish to both new:
rule radius} the st
sqrhruad 111w” upped
is II
dare who crowd to the play houses to
see it. The company presenting that
iupers' is one of marked excellence and
the chums which is one of the big lead
mass of the production is unequal
is .
‘rtnt'd‘rtnariockna crock co.
Last night's performance Valid- on—
other success to the credit of the
Knickerbocker Stock Company, which
‘ 1 dodoaturing the McCOnneii Sisters at x
be Two sisters and the entire
sure or ulcer is, this Salve will cure it. , '
to still patronize ” 'Wsy Dorm blast“é v. _
are being emphasized by the best in ‘
including 1
as advera _
iised in today’s issue affords a ilnii
opportunity tor paying a visit to these
points at a season at the your that Ill ~
particularly attractive The exceptioni ;
ally low fare of one dollar places this '
The Gingerbread Man the great suc»,
cess of last season In the lightmopora ,‘
line comes to Hoye’ s Theatre, on More V'
This charming“ V
work will be presented this season un- .
, The bill ‘
‘ l
cancel about to overlook a sill“ "le‘bilein
Wumen’u White Incl Colored Shirt WI IItI, reduced from 591: ‘to ‘
Big IIIortment of WCmen'I Shirt Wailers, were 750, 89c and 981:, new. . ...‘
Ono lot comprising Ill our $1.00, $1.25, $1.39 Ind 81.50 White WIiItI It
I remurkalilo low price, only ... 79°
31.60 and $1.75 wIlIlI closing out It... _
$1.98Ind$2.25WIlItI,nowonly Ii.
Black or White china Silk WalItii, reduced from $3.25 to
IIIIIOOI
1
up IIIIIOII'IAIAIIIIIIIIIILNIIII-l
$5.00 Wallis, to close, only . . .. . ..
We will openuour doors to the public on Saturday, septum
28, at 9 a. 111., and extend to them a most cordial welcome. I
We have given the store formerly occupied by The F. D.
Lyon & Co.. also The South Nomad. Shoe Co.. at No. on
ington Street, a thorough overhauling and every shoe 1n our“
is the newest and must unto-date style of Fan Footwear.
An invitation for a more thoroufi inspection is given yousnd
0
we rgspectfully solicit a share of y patronage.
111st ‘
lF vou WANT GLOV s, so MATTER WHAT THE Proofs"
WHICH sAeron Ann THE sevens GLOVE cnmc HAVE .111,
liners AsrROVAL Yo milks NO MISTAKE, IN some it;
wuss: oUALiTv A‘No QUANTITY cm 31-: rouse VTO sun"
was: or: svsnv morviuUAL- metro. ‘
till it ' ..., .53“
N E. RYAN o
86 Washington Street
.1
" .‘soti’hyuoroin, V‘ Port-Chine}, . '1‘ ‘Stamf
ores: Tensions, OCTOBER 1.1907
costs only $5. on each month. V‘
Send for Blank and enroll now for the opening,
Psoriasson soars WILL.
UTICAV. N. VY.. Sept. 27. -'-—The will of
Prof. oiled Root, veteran instructor In
mathematics at Hamilton College and
brother of Secretary of State Elihu
Root. has been filed for probate. it
contains bequests of personal articles
.to the stators children. such as a
Knight emplar sword. piper. pictures,
etc. The last previslon in the will
says: “I here espress my regret that
i can tin nothins. to. leave whereby!
can slgni y 111v constant. deep. loving
gratitude to m " u".
unremitting brot erly rkindir'eu
which I am sure God will bless hi
.‘I‘VQ REGION. ‘
TEHERAN.§‘ept. 27.11-- A1 V.
unrest by high oilicials and. '
mantle of the army has been?
I
ed to tire shah to the site
the sovereign accepts wit 3119111
and 'will not. according to the
ot a. chestnut ion stoverumollt. " “ <
resign in a body rum his so Vic
Martha
11rd Kathryn decoding di ‘th/l
Council was excellent MI V“
,l‘onlghi. th company
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or pleusin ’l‘onnrr-
slim picture will be
9now night the soils-
on“ Moo .
in iodsy's issue
at a cordial 111nm ion to you to at-
ltlr the newest and
in our 11 '1 11:11..
asau excelie t oblivi-
8 .
on and tires ex“ '
t
, _ on their opening tomorrow. 'l‘huirs is ,
I. store at ounllty
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