or drug Wants and It is always goodly, iudsrnent to trade Whore careful buy-‘ 1111; provides fresh goods to meet each-.111 ‘1 l 9. her M motifs; ' "Waived in It lies Near 111 cents or, canteen . lied a. lever mind its unitary ooze. .,iee an ' there now In 3 ideas red 2 flagrant and maddening to the eye. l} in goods are sure to give satis- faction. it they do not We will cheerv il16 Bridge Pharmacy. 806 wAsHmerou eraser. ” 111.111.... can. 141—2. ' ‘ I .1 All 914111 Reviews for of shale u‘lp he1 is "finalised to his home by illness .. Tire meeting oi.’ the Barnes Murillo» \ iln Club to elect career» will be held 'tiauiglit, instead or Tuesday, as plaum e . , . ,. . .Mr. Penney andJ‘amlly, who have been livingV' in the Nichols house on East avenue, have moved to Winiield street. " Mn and Mrs Edson K st..lol1u.oil‘ St John street, left today for a trip to Norfolk, Va" and other points of interest ill the Soutli._ Cement blocks are already being made for the erection of Christ. Church. A shed having been erected on, the lot for that purpose. , Mr. and Mrs. thtle who have been residing in the Nicholshouse in East ' avenue, have moved to :1 house in Hnnford Place, South Norwalk. . Morris Epstein has had the founda tibnj; commenced for a six-room house. to be erected on one of the lots re cently acquired by him in Fort street. ' The Ladies' Aid Society of the East Avenue Methodist Church will meet at the Church parlor Wednesday morn. lug, and sew all day, as there are ma 11y comfortablcs to be made The furniture of Rev. F. L. Rey. nolds has arrived f1om Brockrou, Mass, and is being moved into the house at 2 Osborn avenue. which has been leased asa parsonage. The Advont Christian Church was crowded to the doors last evening to hear the farewell sermon of Rev. James W. Davis who relinquishes the pulpit he has occupied for so long. Mr. Davis in an eloquent sermon. ai- llldeil to the many pleasant years of his pastorate and thanked the people for all they had done for him and to make his work easier during those years. A special musical pro- gram was also rendered. There was singing by the llirchard sisters and radios were rendered by Miss lda Ains- WOrlh and Jerome Smith. There was also singing by the family of Otto Born and the Lindslrom family. of Danbury. There were runny visitors at the service from Bridgeport. linu- hury and other churches in The Nor walks. W...- -—Regulates the bowels. promotes easy natural movements. cures consti- pation—~Doan's Regulctc Ask your drugglst for them 25 cents 11. box. DARIEN AND NOROTON Rev. Father O’Connor, of St John's Cllurc.h Noi'bton was one of the lite tenrlants at the funeral of M111 Mar- garet Ilrcnnan, mother or ilov.h‘11thcr Edward 11 Brennan, “In Now llavon, Saturday NOTICE. The legal Democratic rotors of tho. Town of Marion are hereby worried and notified to assemble In carious in the burden Town Hall, on the evening of Tuesday. October 1,1907, at it o clock to nomlnatt1 candidates for the various oliices of said town and to transact such other luminous as may properly come before said meeting. ily order oi the Democratic Town Committee. For Alli1 l. DANCE. Chairman. Dated at l)111h1.rr.lr"nirlleld Co. 0111111.. Sept. 25, 1907 ROWAYTON. m Forest Curio spout Sunday with rolli- lives in New York. Mrs. Daniel Pctiy, ol Beilport Long island, is the guest of Mrs Elmer ill. Case and its E Petty, In this place (Operator Gene. or Church street. ivl: Iii family, has returned home at 19;; a visit with his parents in Nor- who W 1.11;. and Mrs. Nimrod Tilly. or Crock ctt.‘ direct, are the proud parents of a daughter horn last Thursday morn- . 0 us About 11111111111111 ’oystcrmnn resi- derail 01111111 place went to Bridgeport this 11151 pining totreiiurne their Work on the beds” of 111’s 9 see. aw Quad :1 ELM fully enchenge or refund your money. ' -' guest or relatives in Norwaik. Frederick Merrliield and family, or are the guests over 1‘ Harry Bailey. its location is in 1111111 of the Yankee notion 1110ch Prof. Golder, proprietor The spirit or Colonel Waring is marching on. , WESTPORT. Becclrslde Inn in Greene Farms is closed for the season. Mrs. Homer Beers is entertaining friends from out of town. Miss Annie Gainplrer has been the Miss E’lia Qulgly, who is‘slck in the '1 Bridgeport hospital, is getting along nicely. Mrs. John 'l‘otten is entertaining her daughter. Mrs. Walter Meeker, of Brooklyn. ' « ‘Mr. and Mrs Arthur PricehaVe been the goes '0! M12. 'and Mrs Aaron‘ Lockwoo . , John Baz‘ata whose home was recent ly destgoyed by fire, has moved to the I’unzel place. V , 1....»- iiug the house (it Oscar Lewis of Greens Farms. of Saugatuck who has been quite ill has recovered. . Dr. Hurlbutt has resigned his posi- tion as assistant doctor at Dr. Mac- Furland's sanitarlum. \ Mrs Thomas Quiglcy is slowly im- proving from her recent. severe illness at the Bridgeport Hospital. The artificial pond on Dr. Mach‘ar- laud' 11 property is being enlarged and improved Alois Manner has returned from an outing in Maine, and! is making Dre- parations to go to Germany soon. Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace Persons of Greens Farms has re- turncd to their home. in New York Rev. Father Thomas Shanlcy. or this place attended the funeral Of Mine Margaret Brennan in New Haven, Sat? urday. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Salmon have re- turned to their home in Washington. D. C., after a visit with Mr. Salmon'a mother. Chief Edgar ll. Perry and assistant, chiefs John White and Joseph Morton will’uccompnny the outfit of the Corn- po Engine Company to Port Chester October 23. Miss Martha Mills was the guest of he!" mother Mrs Wilfred Lewis Miss Emily Bedtord who attended the horse show in Kentucky last week has returned to her- borne. Stephen Wakcman shot a man “e evening this week while in the act of stealing peaches from his orchard. The man gave himself 11p and settled all damages lie was not seriously hurt. It d I; lift at ' Meeker and Mills Edna Meeker, ol‘ , Mrs. A. P. Meeker. .. George Allethus resigned his posi— . ' tion 113E. H. Perry's barber shop. y licenses Were issued. making the total Horatio Mills and son are reshlng- 1 The little daughterof Milton Allen. V Philadelphia, Boston, San Francisco Friends tram sandy Hook and ilridgcporl buys been guests of the m Misses Perry. of Valley Forge. , humbetiolcandidatcswr , fourth degrees on F. Vy . a brook ya. and Mrs Bridgeport. visited Mrs. Martin Row- laud. last week. visit with his aunt, Mrs, 11‘. F. More house. and his cousin. Madison More- house. Mrs. Davis Lockwood. Miss Susie New Cancun, and Miss Florence Meek- c1. of Bouthport. have visited Mr. and a...“ ”5..— iNB'l'RUO'TIONS FOR HUNTERS. ”—1. Gamo‘Wsrdon Smith issues Abstract of Game Laws. Tomorrow. October 1, is, the open- ing day of the game season in Con necticut and hunters of The Norwalks have been hustling to the town clerk s omce after licenses. 011 Saturday, 31 hammer to data about 150. That County Game Warden Wilbur F. smith, of South Norwalk‘, in strict- ly on his job is further shown bya notice he has just issued in card form. for hunters. it reads: / All who go afield with a gun must have and carry a license. 'Rosldent license, 31. $15. The open or hunting season for quail, woodcock, partrdige, gray squir- rels and rabbits is during October and November. Wild ducks. geese, want and swan may be killed from Septem-f her i to December 31, inclusive. Shore birds. saudpipers, plover, snipe, galli miles, mud-hens. Wilson snipe (called English snipe) and bay snipe. may be. killed from September 1. to Decemberi :li. Rail from September 12 to Decem- ber 31. There is no spring shooting. liunt ing or shooting 011 Sunday prohibited at all limos No person shall catch.- lrlll or have in his possession, living or dead. any wild bi1d other than 11.‘ garlic bird. No person shall destroy or have in his possession the nest or great horned owl, or any hawks, ex-; cent the osprey 01 fish hawk. fish hawk eagle, gulls. icons, torus} hell di1"(11.her,ons quuwk. dove flicker or 1ellow-hammcr. meadow lurk 1-011, ins and all other email birds Violator 11 of these lnwa 11111 subject in lines of from one dollar upward with officer's lee added. If in doubt,, 11cc statutes. ; POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. Z w WAY DOWN EAST. . Long runs in New York, Chicago; and other cities evidence the popular. in of the offerings at Iloy'ts Theatre tomorrow night way Down East has been done over 600 tir‘s in New York and 250 times in Chicago. “THE GINGERBREAD MAN." The book and lyrics of “The Gin- gerbread Man to be presented at Mrs.l1‘a1quha1sou widow ol the late John S Farquhursou. of Jamaica. West indies, Who has been spending the summer with her daughter. Miss 1311 M b‘arquharson. has returned to her home near Kingston. Jamaica. She was accompanied 111' her daughter. Miss Amy ii lmr'quharson. and her niece, Miss Margaret A. K1111. The older residents of Woalpoi't, who recall AmosiVoi'deu. will learn with interest that his son. 111'. .1. Por- ry Worden. has been appointed by President Roosevelt l‘nliod Sluice cou- 11111 to llrlstol. England. 11 city of over 300000 Inhabitants. and 111111 of the important seaports of the. United Kingdom. ills appointment was the result. of a very stiff competitive ox iirnluation.1)1'.Wordcn was among M competitors, only 13 of whom were successful. Dr Worden Is a graduate and post-graduate of Columbia lluivar- ally, and tool: his Doctor of l’lrillso- phy degree in 1900 at the University of Italic, Germany. During the hurt him years he has been protest-1111' 111 modern languages in Kalamazoo Col- loge, Michigan. WESTON. . here Saturday. . 1 ing a low days in New York. for several days with dysentery; Wt. guest or relatives in Booth Wilton. town. V Mrs. William Robinson. is Improving. W entertained friends ruin South Norwhlk A oriental town meeting 1111111 held . W .. Miss Frederick ii’aulllnlier ls spend- .lames Grilliu has been seriously ill Miss Mabel Post was an over Sunday Out of town friends are being anter- tained by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corns. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry. ct Hridgeport, have visited relatives in who has been seriously III with gastric trouble. a Mr. and Mrs Phillip I) much hays ~ 11de and Acting School Visitor’- Mint looti- lloyt. 5' Theatre are from the non of the late Frederic Rankin author of "The Chaperuns" and many other great successes, the music is by A. Baldwin Slime. composer oi'muuy of the most popular and successful light operas of the present day. The scenes r'l‘hc Gingerbread Man are laid in [Santa (‘luus Land and at the border 0! the realms of King Bonn and King Su- gar Plums. it is a great children's show for 1l1i|dreu of a larger and smaller growth and is really one of the most fascinating productions presented the American public In a long time. It Is the only (mo. of all the big musical extravagnuccs on tour that appeals to children and grown people alike NI- xon and 7111mm 1111111 have engaged 11 most capable company for the proper sluso production of this work and in- (hidi'u artists of long service and high standing in the operatic world. A large and accomplished chorus Is one of the I'outurcu of the. production which i! ll 1110111 elaborate one from a scenic standpoint. HAD HIM BOTH ENDS. “i was down in Wnrrcnton. Vii... the early part of last week," said a man who travels. according to the Washing- ton Herald. "and found it necessary to transact some business with the keep- er of one of the small stores there. While we were talking. the utorokecp- er‘s little boy came in: 'l’ap.’ said be, 'what was the Fourth of July Invented tor. auyway?‘ ‘Oh, i don‘t know,’ rc- plied his father. ‘lt‘u some kind or 11 d«-d Yankee celebration. iluu away and don't bother rue} “Before i left the store." continued the traVcling man. “a woman came in to buy a ham. “How much In your ham. Mr. So and Bo?’ she asked. 'Tweutq-seveu arid three-quarter cents a pound‘ said the starches or. 'Well. 11‘" take that one. said 1 a woman, indicating 11 ham hanging from the ccilln ‘iiow much does It Weigh’l’ "‘ lcvnn pounds nude hall,’ said the storckecper. after placing It on the settles. “All right." replied the woman. “licw much will It 1111‘.” "The starches er came back toward 1. with a snow on his face. 'Cuss it all. he sold. '1 don't know how much it Evil! he. It’s got fractious at both 1111 ll Lacy Foster, e1 Springfield, Ma 11...“ .has returned home after a two were 11' sole, éh" Norr-r'esidents,10. Allen. . eggs of. any wild bird This law doosi : not protect the E ugilsh sparrow. crowi " This law protects at all seasons the ' 11111151 Bells. We also have imported China in 1111 Cups. Saucers, Dishes. etc. 1 the set or single piece. 1 lug GOods. 11 wan Papers and 111-1111111011 Paints. i 9...... Window shades and Picture Frames to order. , Contractor for Painting and Decor-. atlng. . . , ~We ‘91 e the 8. H. Ill-£1111 Trad- ing étamp‘é. Ask l'r‘ifit them.— . it. it DECKER 87 Washington Street. Tel. Cori. South Nor-Walk. V." .——._——.g- ...‘.... MW. H. ._...,~ SCHOOL TIME Largo assortment of Boys'V Suits; Shoes, Caps, waists. etc., at special ”Witt 11;. 11111111,; newborn jbo'vo roam-111111. IO. NORWALK. prices. ii N0. VM IN ‘1'. I beat in the world. imported Old English Blue Ware by Crockery, Glassware, Iiouseturnisir- 011108, lllli’l lllliiilll Bung R THE CELE- _. coarse ;~ amusement: ‘ rs. = '1. fission years. No. 67’! for gears 61 and motor boats. . No. 3 graphite cup grease. These lubricants lire considered the “Iii/ID WIIE'WMOND. and”! mom- i mama" ”mph ‘ ' ‘ 1:" he aha. SaWbufi'i‘dgd‘: '31:" ‘f'o'l‘é brine st 1111111, on. . Talc no at elites. m ~mw Miller 81 J ordan, 81111 1111111111 Brokers acorn 11011111111111. 1.111111 . Iain 01111 181 State Street IRIDGEPORT. illiilg the toll. ler freight 01in 1 . of Dover street), every day, (except Sunday), at 4 p. in. Norwalk up to 6: 30 p.111. NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO. Arming J. Smith, Luna. Ball Slate and SieW'arl Before buying 21 Cook Steve. Your money blitk ailer a month’s trial if you want it. THE A. J. IIIEIIIBISIII [iii lid Washington St. [rural 11 Te. Korn Kinks per cackaoe 4 ots. '7' all ‘1‘ Ill ' 22 some. M. 111111 ilbmiilr. Fail Overcoats; Too warm yet for a heavy overcoat't too cool The light overcoat is just right for these chilly nights. The new Styles are cricbédingiy attractive, and the assort- ment nationally broad. 1112111 1130 0pr “caddy. WEDNEBD‘AY and 1111.111... linoleum, for none at all. ’7 Muir. u urn-11111111111 It. 111.111.111.111. (illiihibr. 11.11.1111». THIN? . should his equip d Willi a dainty snow 11 one 11 see “Standard” Por- celain Enameled Lavatory. Have you ever stopped to consider how delightfully conveulnst it would be to have hot and cold running water In your dressing on bar. sleep In: apartment or that 0011 toilet room? its presence would more you the highest degree of comfort. We will gladly quote you prices. Our plumber: are strictly competent nio- cherries. honest and reliable. Horace ll llash, 6081“! MAIN AND WIN" 3"". Bill scorn Nose/suit, earth. runner-“meanings 1111111111111 WWW W , . .. 5?- Eliot iii 11118111111 1 11ml. ‘ “9° ‘1. s . some: moment's, '1’ .1- 9 1 .- 111mm H. MATl-lilwwll. Pm. mm 11. 1111111111 measures 11. homo, 13's" illu- Wilfrilfl BODWBLL, Guild". 7," , biillc‘i'oriil. ‘ Til-1111mm 14.11111 hymen! 61111“fl .ttiis‘pu” Wit! alumni-it “nil" dill». Nil: 388 for iliolor 11111115111 transé - both automobiles ‘ On- cnd alter Tuesday. January 7. 5 1906, Freight Propellers will leave" Pier 28. East. River. New York, (loot ', Freight received " . at Norwaik up to 4 p. m. and South '2 c. c. Hsgomao. '. Bonsai Agent ~- . .HIIRIIE Ellilllliiilil. Mil . ‘. f HARDWA I 11: wAsHINcTofl drilli‘l'. Phone 00?. . ' ‘3. ' Get In the Habit 0'! Having Your. Sunday Dinner at the. ' GLIFFDRD No worrying about «lasting your meats, no bother with. dishes or stove when pleasant , weather comet. , . . ‘ Courteous Service. . i. , - Pleasant Surroundings. 3», ‘ Excellent Cooking. , y ' 1111111119 1111111111, 1‘” Proprietor. 1. 5 , ' Telephone, fies. mm coerce-emcee, ' FRANK VC. VAN rSCOY, PLUMBING; STEAM. HOT WATER AND GAS FITTING. .Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper : and Zinc. V 1" 30 South Main Street, ‘1' So. Nor-walk. Conn. Telephone Call .11. 1 1.... Gregory’s Point! Blot! mailers an? All Kind: ll In Food Cooked to Order. Bathing and fishing. Bull Houses to Rent by the Banal John 0'81llllva‘n. Proprietor. our 45 Wall 81., Nomik‘. W‘ Wuhlngton 31.. to. Nowell!- lleal Estate and Insurance; We luv. covers! decided bargains in 1111101110 producing mm 111111 1111111 Icarus. in value WW! the milf growth of tho town. A Minimum Amount cl ' Home Comfort, 1 Happiness. and _ V Contentment. that is % t » a Bond Shares by check lasuso . . nemi- annually. .0ver half‘mlillt 1 . accepted. 17 WALL STREET. 111111 11 1111111111111 erraxpense. I Trilb Spi ‘ ‘ (CEORG .11.. For fine 1mm,“ limiting Varnish». THE CHARLEfi 15. WLCS COMPAM Ma 8311 V V I,“ Midwest... ' ”I” wallow Yorli Cir.» lupin l 'i j; East N0rwplk l Tel. 4112.. MONEY Money leuiiéd to iiiharled employees " and housewives on their own name .. without indorser. ~- strictly confidential. ' INDEPENDENT LOAN AND securi- l'l'Y co. Havllund 1111111111111. $11 transactions nil arid are. 119’ Washington at 01111111 hour's. 9 i. m. to 8 p. m. ‘1 Nailing 1.1.1.1.... Serial—- THAN NEW YORK it ill. ESTATE. For years this comp riy has paid Guaranteed Interest on "9 dollars paid to investors to date. ASSETS NEARLY 32.011.11.000. 00. Investments of from 8100 to Stu Oil! participating In earnings: from date of receipt. ‘ A card will brili'g you our literature1 or a personal interview. fl. L.‘GOBllRN, General Agent. 16 South Main Street. - 1847 PLUMBING AND STEAII' . ' HEATING. - HOT WATER HEATIhl 1-1“ ‘ ‘ HOT AIR HEATINGfi Q STOVES AND RANGES. SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. Gila and Steam Fitting, Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. Etc. Have you seen our stock of RICHMOND RAHGES? THE JONES 81 HOTCHKISS COMPANY N""‘”'I1l k "‘0 1...... ...,. WW... .1... THE SOUTH NORWALK we ‘fixnfifibiflié- for I FURNITURE. PIANOS ETC. Telephone. 349—5. I. Fo‘PP‘éi-iiculsra Address Offloe. 3901114,, Havllsud Black, 11411111111111.1111 Oll‘nt. 2W 111511111 ‘dgliilsi Milli" TRAVELEEQ'INSDRAM! can 111 11111.1... . 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