Vacation; 3.. gigs. chevron. eru—
sills and Grant cloth," in colorii and
wit:
".r."- “No-1...” as.
landlord F D. Sullivan spent Mo 'L'
day in New York on business.
~ day.
Banner Council, Daughters oi Liber-
ty, will meet tomorrow evening in Mys-
tic Chain nan.
Miss Mamie LLCreag, of Norwalk, is
,9 sumptl9n9 Catarinaf Colds. etc.
James Mci‘lue of New Haven. was 9 ,
the guest or the Victoria Hotel. Mon '
.9..
ll
emulsion contains 50%"
finest Norwegian Cod
Liver on combined with Hypm‘
' ,.phoqphitgs of Lime and soda. ‘
An 9 y way to take Cod Liver
9 Oilan a very vahrableremody
‘ a in Pulmonary Complaints Cons
Bottle.
5~ l . . {All 'il,».L’“
EJJJ trio J
LL “Murat.“
“M 656-4.
Q
visiting Miss Maurie Doakln, 9 Wilson
street, Danbury.
--Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
P. C. Lounsbur‘y LodgewNew Eng-
land Order of Protection, will hold a
meeting this evening. «
Court Frances, Order of the Golden
Ineptic, will meet tomorrow night in
Mystic Chain Hall Washington street.
Butler Lodge No. 97,1. 0.0. F.,
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
evening at 8 o',clock in Odd Fellowa'
Hall. 9 9
~33. skin itching is a temper-ice
ter. The more you scratch the worse
it ltches. Donne Ointment cures pl-
ies, enema—any skin itching. At all
drug stores.
A business meeting of South Nor-
walk Conclave. No 413.1mproved Or
nor of Heptasolips. will be held tomor-
row night
William JJ.r«McHugh,' Six. of South
Main street, is erecting a boathouse on
his property in Harbor View Park.
Smithville.
Olive Branch Lodge Knights of Py-
thins, will hold a regular meeting to-
morrow evening in the hall in Swartz
& Corbett's block.
Norwalk Lodge. Brotherhood of the
Protective Order of Elks, will hold a
meeting at the new ball in South
Main street, tomorrow evening.
The pain in Ma’s head has gone,
She's as happy he can ,he.
Her health is right. her temper bright.
Since taking Hollistor’s Rocky Moun~
tain Tea at night.
Plalsted‘s Drug Store.
Ophir Chapter, Order of the East-
ern Star, will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. in the new «Ma-
sonic Hall, Scull) Main street.
The launch Siren. oi Sheffield-outlier.
Sound, has been placed in commis-
sion again. A new ten-horsepower
ilarker engine has been installed.
i
The Hoépii liist. Club will hold
its annual election of olilccrs Friday
afternoon t the home of Mrs. John H.
Ferris. C(i‘m c Liege, .Beile island
A large limb blow doom this morn-
ing opposite the resident or Repre-
scmative Frederick H. Quinlard and
broke ill)lg!9l(’m,i9ile9r of electric light
wires.
W. ..l Saabye l.r. .. cometlst of
Woodward avenue, having successfully
passed the examination was admitted
to the Stamford and Noriv‘alk Musical
Union at their last meeting.
A meeting of the members of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
will be held Thursday evening. at
which time there will be a discussion
on the present method of alloltlng sit-
rings at the Sunday morning service.
it taken patiently and persistently
will relieve the most obstinate (ratios
of indigestion. constipation. had blood.
had liver no matter how long standing
That's what lloilislor‘s Rocky Moun-
tain 'i‘cu will do. .35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Pleisted's Drug Store.
W
Captain of Police William R. Pen-
illusion. 0i South Norwalk. started
ycstortia)‘ on his annual vacation of
one War-Jr. and Ollicor Frank Raymond
is acting as captain. Mr and Mrs.
Pennington will spend some days in
Waterbury
W
Captain Edward ll". Miller. of Sibliiin
villa is busy these days housing
launches and nal9liii9n craft for the
winter. Mr. Miler is building ’3
large addition to his boat house.
wlcii. when com leitid. will hourly
dot “or. toll laoillt’fi ‘ii.’ Which ho llalr‘nt
present our the housing at rowbosts.
rip9ar9, masts. etc
The on9ly ‘Tl‘llé c993iipr9r91lo99 cure
it basil is com mg. on my ac-
.3113 “enlistment..- mania. ‘floliiI-i
to:- 3 Rocky Mountain ’l‘ea restores the
hole system to a "healthy. normal lion-
Elihu. s, “res or Tablets.
Plalswd’e fibres Willow
)L
”"19! ”it Thrill! any title money, mums
,, tournament, you hm“
$31218 out vents in to heart
tllé‘ti M Annabella Waikigy'im'i
o . s ompuny pays era
O ”my special deposits. This should
its? 0! particular interest to executors
and administrators for this company is
a loss specialty tor funds held by
them
. 3.3% out oi
me ill or will" ‘iv'ilg
Ill rm“ W3 Y I . 3
"L J in. it“. , ’
, i Rosin
gnaw utility My‘rJNliLll‘i/oy.
(‘llliil lot sill
-» ~4~4~w
The: Ktng' School
9 9 9, 9?; firAmrono 9
A Day school for Boys. L‘
a—u—n—
A very strong stat! of teachers gives
individual attention to every pupil. A
thordllgh preparation for college or
business. manual training, athletics.
Reopens for Fall Term,c'.l‘hiirsdai9r.
September 28. - , ,,_ ,...
For Catalogue. address J L
ALFRED c. ROBJENT,
Head Master.
4..
“gala“ageusxs sLALLoL-rsILLLLL
interesting Figures Shown in kthe Rev
turns of the Second Voting District.
in the Second Voting District there
wero‘1,11.6 envelopes given out. Twen
ty citytlckets were voted in this dis
trict, but cl course did- not count. This
was a larger percentage than usual
and itseems to be lmposslbleto lir-
siruct everyone how to cast a ballot.
Sixteen of this number were Republi-
can and the other six Democratic, and
they included three straight Ropuhli»
can, three Republican with Burncli
pastors over Cor-hell‘s name. two Rn
pnbllcan tickets with Burnoll, Wilcox
and Powers pastors over candidates
for mayor. collector and councilman;
one ticket withJJ‘Wllilam S. Wilcox on
for collector; one with the home of
’Edwin Wilcox on far treasurer of the
water load; one with the name of
Edwin Wilcox and William B. Reed
for councilman’over Thomas Robins;
one for llr. Burncil and Frederick A:
Hunkcmolcr ovc‘r David W. Raymond:
one with "Frederick A. Huukcmcit. 1
over Thomas Robins, and one with
Burncll and William S. Wilcox pas-
tors on it.
The six Democratic tickets included
three straights; one with Corbeit‘s
poster on for mayor. and two with
James Paul‘s name over William S.
Wilcox for collector
There was one Democratic town and
one Democratic city ticket in one on-
velopc and only the town llcket was
counted. There were two Republican
ballots in one envelope and only one
was counted. Que Republican ballot,
was thrown out, and there was a past
tor on the margin. and rat over any
name, which made an ex. “candidate
far billcc. ‘ '
The moderator was Alton“, John
.7. Canon; assistant moderator, Josehp
McMahon; secretary. Williar: C.
Poole; counters. Elblri W. Clark.
John Hinds, George Sprague Charles
F‘. Haliock, Edward Mellow n. A. G.
Kuori‘. and the envelope cutter was
Moses i’. lli’iiiobk.
SELLING 9MAC CORMAC EFFECTS.
nested With Dead Autolst.
No time is to be lost in shillin up
the estates of Mi and Mrs. Paul on
Corinne, who died as the result of an
automobile accident in NorWnlit nui-
oral weeks ago.
«held at the MacCoruiac homo in .ib
sriy‘ inn Conn October 10 when
much of the personal property will be
disposed of. Th 1101le is furnished
with the lineal 0 articles. and shown
that masons had good taste There
are many handsome pieces of bride»
bra‘c. line rimmo oil paintings. china.
choice tiger skirt runs. Thorn are as.»
oral handsome took wank cabinets.
oldbdliitbly arms a iuuuber ol' inlaid
iota, tables, and a mini rr of cabinets
til i have been in t Muct‘o rurao‘
family tor years: Japanese hand» hami
99love}! wary, 9, iiivt
use.
pottery. whit has rm... nor
of Boutlmlorwollr.
», 9.9
Atom-htrfuritrlso‘a omit vial; 3999i:
lililtl’m tilt"... ‘ lit. shill-it. little; .r.-3..
walkm maelfiwoi‘h 1Lilliill‘lh‘il Lori:
l . l ,. in
Whgfi'lyfi ailing» it s _.
distrobriydenale or limidlilsthcr
Edna Mather. Annie .3 rigs
Warm. Emilie Mollitt. J ti Namibian;
Carrie Plantain; micron iii‘rn
hey. Eduwsrd Shes. Jack sirloin, Wile
Administrator to Close up Affairs Con- ' L
All titration will bn'
t v93 we of .lap‘?
praised“ .itl. 899991.000. 'i'liu «trollingt horses. .
9w deftly acCorninc have been ;
id l lily Prod rick William Converse. :9
Miss HALL Environs "'
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ELASTIC BOOK oAsssL
Hus RANGES AND unar-
ERS, which are, the world‘s .
best by every test
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OSTERMOOR FELT MAT.
TRESSES i .. ; . .
ORIENTAL SILK FLOSS
MATTRESSES
IDEAL CRIBS AND SPRINGS
Karpen Bros.’ LEATHER UP-
HOLSTERED FURNITURE
RAYO LAMPS AND PERFEC-
TIOLN OIL HEATERS
We also carry the largest and Fin-L
est line of, Bedroom alld Dining.
Room Furniture shown in this
vicinity.
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FOR SALE
5. ~€J'JJ‘
“i
Jriie
3r the trim iii. s.
grace. other: wet
on interpreter. it
Hamill llile‘ Danna Abraham,
L9!“ “I" ”39.3%“ 'L fii'. W3” TIDTKOHI
attain Nichols. Korey Morrison. MM
oodles, Charles ilrnmnier. Percy i’llé" detector selections at the election yes-
1 n... Otto
Station. as
‘ its “WW
a. deal:
color.
Thomas fill his
Norwallt lit lira:
blur and one of
r as; was. low
~ roilifiiti. cisterns Mo suit "
a." North Main Sti
at... Mail. 3...; J
43 so wall street.
bible-L} 93393” qEQSWE’LL‘N'... uéifisfiétlrtumr .
inaday evening class me
at l. 30 oclock tonight.
he a illiciminlnuoo song
eryboily is welcome.
J WM
’l‘iic'~»..itiie of ammo ’l‘oth charged
'ltli til'ill iteililti'i'lii hurl liroséh or the
is limiting, “Willi continued owing to
e absence oi anyone who could act
alteration by Judge Taylor.
. ' Ml! it. his cities by a flattering mgr
.ticorge Drills, Wile intensity as did all the other Demo I NEW J Milt.
Fl 9, , 9 static costliest“ or that town.
I“
One Indian Motor Cycle, good rendition.
One Thomas Motor Cycle. just lcpuilt‘ll, from factory.
One Oldsmobile Runabout. - '
NEW SUPPLY OF ROBES AND BLANKETS.
Agent for Auburn Wagons. Everett’s Patent Dump Wagons
--fit any gear. .
Rubber Tires furnished for all vehicles.
Horse Goods of all descriptionsv
‘7'....
CLOTHING OF THE RIGNT CORT.
N4 I ,
.llii’rroli will be bold
There will
service. iilv-
Sandal, islets
train at ,
to '1‘
is still JP
have come up
will be heard this
E Jilly at South it
in in Water»
beniocraicc candl‘i infcffi‘i‘l iii
NW TOR
Stigma
wmwwmwwwm—«ew m. ..._
nor-weir.
Danbury will be well represented in
t is party? which will go to the James.
Wit 3 liloa next wool: with (Slov-
ruin“ Wdoilruit and stall.
it. Jones. Frank P. Farrell and Huge
Wosscllsrwliliil it with life pdrtrluertt
the governor‘s“ spool al
it, Norwalir Alderman and
* son will Join the par-
at:i Comfort ”after attend
in; the nationnlv convention of room
or directors at Richmond.
Moss tree. of this city. is a manner or *
Governor Woodrult's stall .fmnburv
. Ll.”
CLOTHE You
BROWNISINTOWN
9 BROWN' 8 HEADQUARTE 89 W TOWN ARE HERE; AND WE.
.. OALN SHOW YOU THE FINEST SELECTION OF. MEN‘S HIGH
L GRADE BROWN SUITS AT 815 TO $30 THAT YOU EVER FEAST-
:fiD YOUR EVEB ON.
A CHOICE SENECTION OF BOY8’ SHORT TROUSERS SUITS
N THE NEW FALL COLORINGH, 82 T0 “50.
SEPARATE KNICKERBOC KER TROUSERS, 750 TO $1.25.
SELLEOK'B 82 HATS ARE BEST.
GENUINE GUYOT EUBPENOERS ARE 50c HERE.
mail. Jet... . , ,
A4... a
,.“-..»
to Order.
- ,9 lug Stamps.
, 99991 no. mus 3..»
i’ Muiabiiwo L L L L
:‘ Jeans; 3,09%? L. ”5.ng
l t 99 , ,-
J silo.” ilm‘u‘ {or men. flourish and chill .
“rim 199191 the and heir
L 99939 livlrlltlil ‘rl l !
FLYNN 8r BY AN.
silos prernreurnss
”Mellon". tit-g
linker? .‘~
The Stove that has been in use for -
the past twenty years, or more if so
buy a 99
F L l R 'l.
They are recognized as the best
Heating Stoves in use.
You can keep a fire in this Stove
EflmFfllthWlfiS-s were. u ,
F A MITCHELL
Open Mantis.)i lentil Saturday a,
'J 5V0!!! b.9842“ ’
4
con. Hicn AND WALL mam.
NonwALK, coon.
JnPoRiEo
in oils; 3...; seen .34
Plate Sets.
t—hn—u—
Cups, Saucers, Dishes, etc.
imported Old English Blue Ware by
the set or single piece.
”~—
L Wall, Papers audPrepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
L sting.
-—Wc give the 8. a H. Green Trad-
Ask for them.—
at:
t it. DECKER
« 87 Washington strut,
Tel. “Con. »' ,,
,f Lscndot “no:
Lorie assortment of Boys' suits,
J, Shoes, Caps, Waists. etc., at special :1
931093.
lill w. a “vow.
ll Gilll‘iliiBb
lore Jr lid ii .rirl‘l Jo moo out
Mia's can love minim-mid
“soruonwaur
at 25c.
tion the best garment for the price in the county.
J med. high neck, with long or short sleeves.
£9,999 «Nofy'lflk‘ L
ts. em; J
bets. Chocolate Sets, Cup, Saucer and ,,
We also have Irupbrtcd China, in 100
Crockery, Glassware, Househrrulsh— :
ing Goods. . 9
Mil NOI‘MMK.
,H been carefully restricted, and divided into half lore lots, or
try, almost a your and to) our Fall and Winter Underwear, at last you
prices. We computed to élve yell cxoe plional Values in conifertallie, honeshi
iy made garments. for MEN. WOMEN and ClllLDRILiiN.‘
' 180 dos. Women's Heavy Fleeced Lined Vests and Pan 3,
i
J 80 dos Women’s “Berkshire Mills" Vosts and Pants this is without one
Vests, silk ribbon trllnd,
ankle length. ,I’ituts
Tights
knee or ankle length. sizes A, 5 and 8, at 50c '
Extra sizes in the shore. 7, 8 and il, 69c. "
Better» grades at Women s Wool UndeerJeur. flat or ribbed in white. not?
oral or scarlet, "For est Mills" and “Be rkshlre." at‘ 750, $1. 00 and 81. 50. ‘ “
120 doz. Misses’ Ribbed Fleecod Llnea Vests and Pants. the “Berksle
Mills" and “Milagrove” malice, doubly sewn scams and steam shrunk, at 250.
Boy's Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers. heavy weight, at 250. 9
Men’ is Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers in white or natural at 50c. _ :
Men's Heavy Weight "Berkshire Mills" Fleece Lined Shirts and Draw-
ers at 500. .
Men' s All Wool Shirts and Drawers, white, natural. scarlet. or camel's ‘
9hair, 75c to $1. 50. L'
33 3s wishing-on slit,
so. Norwallr 9X
.9.____._.. .wWM...
so “For. 3 4o Fawn at if» A“
Bragg Ti'i W
J .9 We invite you uspcct:on.o£ on: minimal! Dress Trimmings, .
the handsomest variety we have ever shoWn. You may not Wish
to buy now, but you are equally welcome with those who do, and
9 9 9 ,9‘Port9 Chester, . Stamford
OPEN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, ng07
9 Costs only $5,0o each month.
Send for Blank and enroll now for the opening.
M. 9A9 MERRILL Pri
V'l'l'ni lir’ULS. ‘Nli‘lhhy.
ipfl
_. , hash spirit. 3.- ' .
Ammumtwn in All Loads
995ND A9 NF9W AND COMPLET
Double and Single Guns and Rifles. _
Waterproof Hilniiild Coats, Trousers. Lea?-
oils. and out. Cases- » ,
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s85»
.Gilsr: “It 9
Jeoutn Ndiiv‘ééik
9
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. . when new devouring. this clinics lesideatiai archértl.’L
gatéd on the Fish wig within ten satin... of this startling, It
we now oils: to the bill iltlet or investor.
. .. i=
Gill. 3.
Alldl'in'
Your mouevasck9altcr a
3.» rrvs
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its
Oct. 8.«~Arrived:
.trom Liver
'0
bummed J
Steamer WJM mitotierd'siai
month’s out Hi you has it. ;‘
95593539999993.1993. Liv/oar oral broker or J
calm ’ L L .lnifioatit'Norw wfiarbco “$39M
bili- View?” still ,
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