‘ . tram Virginia. to Maine. Pleasant wen-
WEATHER FORECAST
For-N“ slit and vicinity: Fair and
cooler ton gut and Sunday Light a...
has fallen during the past 24 hours
in the who regim’and along the coast
,I.‘
ther has prevailed in other sections A
ridge of high pressure extending from
North Dakota. southeastwaid to the 10-
wer Mississippi Valley is producing
cool, pleasant weather in the western
‘ sections. Conditions favor for this vi-
. cinity for two orathre‘e days fair wea-
A ther with slowly falling temperature.
Henry 0. Street was a visitor in Dan-
- bury yesterday.
--‘-Round steak and round pot roast.
special. 14c lb. .Public Market
The whlst seasOn seems to have oil-
ened with a vengeance.
—Blues. Allklnds of Fish. Cuthiii’s.
Miss Daisy Governor of Brookside
is confined to her home by illness
Lincom Council 0. U A. M. held a
regular business. Qe'jetlng last evening
—v—Speciai:
:fi Smith dado .
C. Buck DuBois made the trip to
Danbu‘ry yesterday in his automobile. ,
is '
EdWard Deland; Of New Milford,
spending a few days in town with
‘ friends.
A routine drill of Douglass Fowler
Signal Corps when held last eyeninl
in the armory.
~Shoulder Steak, 10c 1b.;
Roast.10cib. Hayes Mkt.
The yacht Utowana; Captain Craw-
fmd, of this place, has sailed for heme
train Soutiiamiiton, Ehigiand.
——Escallops and Crabs. Cutbill’s.
Mrs. Charles Penchard, of Brooklyn;
is the guest of her cousin, Mts. E
Mitchell. of 123 South Main street.
One of the regular social sessions of
,the W. C. T. U. was held yesterday
at their quarters on West avenue. The
attendance was large.
--C. & K. Derbles. O‘Brien.
Mrs. George B. Buxton, of Nor-
lean Pet
3
walk, has returned home from a couple
of days visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J R. Woodhull, in Bridgeport.
~Round steak and round pot roast.
special, 140 lb. Public Market.
Frederick Hoyt of Main street Nor—
walk made an interesting find or an
old copper penny while digging in the
garden at his home. 89 Main street.
The coin was issued by
States government In 1800.
—-Lad‘les' Heavy UnderWenr.
grade, 250. M. S. Smith & 00.
Albert Talmadge a Stamford man.
forfeited a cash bond of 310 this morn-
Iug in the Norwaik police court. Tale
madge was picked up in Wall street
yesterday by Chief of Police Thomas
The offender evidently was
not aware of the strength of Norwalk
Biddley.
IIQUOI‘.
——A line supper will be served by
the. ladies in basement of Trinity
Church. Tuesday ”evening. October lb
Supper, 36c
John P. Leo. of New York. who pur-
. Jardinieres, 50c grade, ‘
. 30c;15c grade. 9c; 10c grade, 5c. M.
the United
350
. WANTED.
A term of from 75 to“
some. buildings in good repair.
and modern pretermd :W
3 RESCUED FROM Fins.
m
Home In Walllnuford.
WAI’ILINGEAOBD, Oct,
broke out yesterday afternoon in the 3
residence of William E. Pratt, on»
North Colony stfieet The blaze was?
In the attic and undergood headway L-
when discovered, '
et brigade, but could not reach the
seat of the fire, and consequently it .,
spread rapidly
Mr. Pratt. who is very ill with heart .
trouble was carried to a place of safe- -
through into his room.
A heavy north wind was blowing
and carried the sparks in the direction
of the residence of John Bridgett
across the street
shed. adjoining his barn caught fire
and would have soon destroyed that
structure also if it had not been for
the, quick work of the tire lsddles oi .
Simpson Hook and Ladder Company.
on fire but was Aquickly extinguished.
CAPTAIN STEWART’S STORY.
m _
Albln From His Grasp. . _ , ,
captain Edward Stewart of the .
barge Teutonic which was sunk off
to Stamford yesterday with his nep~
new, Charles S. Neff, and identified
the drowned woman at Undertaker
Brennan’s establishment as the one
who Went down with his barge. Cup
lain Stewart said the woman was
transferred to his barge at Whitestone
by Captain Vance of the barge Water
bury With her was another woman.
believed to be Ollie SissOn” The lat-
ter was ill and she was sent to a hos-
pital In New York. Captain Stewart in-
tended to land Glace Albin at Stam-
ford and send her home to New Lon-
don by ruil. He said that he made
every effort to save her when the
barge filled and sank. He held her bi'
the hand and kept her head above wa‘
ter until the heavy sea washed her
from his grasp. He felt very badly
The remains were sent to New Lon.
‘don today by Undertaken Biennan.
GIRL HURT BY AUTO.
Machine Was Being‘DI-lven by Her
‘ Father. .
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 12.——.leremiah
Reilly, Jr., the plumbing contractor,
'wbiie returning from the Dnnbury
Fair. last night, at 6:30 in un automo-
bile, struck a boulder In the road at
Jump Hill, Boston. hurling his pretty
seventeen-year -old daughter, May, into
the road in front of the machine. and
running over her before he could
bring the car to a stop
Miss Reilly's right leg was broken
at the ankle After passing over her
the car veered to the side‘ of the road
and climbeda
along Its top for a distance of fifty
feet a few Inches haul the brink of a
thirty foot gully alongside the road
Sick AMan carried From His Burning
12.4....
As the water mains do not extend
that. for up Ceiony street those who K
first reached the scene formed a buck- .
ty” just before the flames broke
The roof of an ice .
Later the root of the house caught ,
Bargeman Says Bid Wave .Torc Grace 7
Stamford early Tugsday morning. came ,
wm P Beers
stone wall. running.
in a range of oh I: ab Ics In all new Abrdrwn, blue
‘ and gray“ elitists. including a full range of the famous '
Varsity Suits and Overcoats.
We can satisfy you with our Hats and Furnish- 2
tugs, also. 3 . ‘
Inpinin hurdiEngiish. the'man who talks of goods as,
being the mayhem and loWest prided is an unmitigated;
liar. ,AA merchant can't sell the best goods at the lowest", ; - ,
price and stay in business two minutes. Quality tells ; “
,most in this business—price next. They are linked to .
gather here, and you'll find it so to your Asatisiabtloii. if “
you trade with us. -.-.. . '
miliuy and That; Clean.
‘ MANUEL T. HATCH. _
J. .
Book and summary Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
w_~ ....._..__._._....,. ~-~<
«iSTORA'w 7E»
Furniture, Planes, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE 0F EV-
ERY CLASS OF MERCHANDISE. 1
LOW RATE OF IINBURAFANGE.
Raymond Bros.
MW
6 South Main St. Seuth Norwalk
WATOH MAN.
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THE USE OF
‘ ‘ISBIII 5*
THREE BUBGLAIIS IN
Colored Men Taken From Iail
' George Rebinson,lhave been killed
. where they confessed to a series of
2 while he and his assistants were out,
: he found theicells limited and apparent-
‘ rounds were made later. ,
= . all the three negroes. but after Jack
.. son and Shouts had been hanged Rob-
_ NORWALK cournsgrme sores.
APOLLO cI-Iccotmss. When
THE PRESCRIPTION ETORE. ~
3 3 Telephone GaII,A15—AZ.
MISSISSIPPI IIILLED
in Tunlca, and TM Lynched
and One Shot
ATUNICA. Miss. Oct. lit—Three ne-
gross, Will Jackson. Jim Shouts and
here. They had been placed in jail
burglaries covering about ten years.
Thursday night the negirdes were spir-
ited away and killed .The sheriff tes-
tilled at the cOrOner’ s inquest that the
negroes' captors must have slipped in
and that they used the jail keys. for
ly undisturbed when the regular
it was the mob's intention to bang
In n broke out of thé barn where he
gas being held and was shot as be
e .
‘(The New England Bulletin.)
Plumbin‘g and Heating Let.
The Norwalk Heating & Lighting CO.
have been awarded the plumbing and
heating In counectiOn with the Peel
deuce which E. Burger & Co. are erect-
ing at Riverside for Emmet F'oy. Plans
Were drawn by Architects 'kirby, Pet-
tit’& Green. of New York city. and
provide for a frame structure, two
and one half stories high, 40x45 feet.
containing 12 rooms. It will be lin-
Isbcd In hardwoods and provided with
fireplaces, electric fixtures and all
modern improvements.
Alterations to Residence.
, 'Work is progressing in connection
with the alterations which E. Burger &
Co. are making to the residence on
Newtown avenue for H. W. Brown. Al-
and renovating
Contempiaios Building Stores and Of-
flees.
erecting a new building on Wall street
for himself. It will he a brick hII‘ild-_
log two stories high. 44:70 feet. Steam
beehdgas and electric 'fixtures. etc. re-
qlu re .
The residence which E. Burger A
.00. are erecting on Morgan avenue for
*Miss Lydia Secor is plastered. it Is a
two and onevhslf story frame structure.
containing tea room. w’eil finished and
' NON
. PEOK CLOTHES are UNION mad
I All Order: Delivered Free of Charge.
Piece 1 Iothlng tore e.
terutlons Include general overhauling ,
. ,‘l
H. F. Coleburn is toutemplatlsg _ 3’
can IN suewINo “ruinous;
as or. ossinssta resume N
' use use... or run .3... mm known TO .4... +3....
TAILORED IN THEIR OWN BHOPS 3V ATHE CI-‘EAVEREET WADAIA'AIK
~ For: last up" streaks-retire. as... ‘
IN av av entL'rHA Iursassrs rue-wane“ sue a
we use comes-ran WITH A an saunas: snorIr no: mo .
L°W~ ’IWWM
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HEAD To FOOT ougsrrrsas
98 Washington Street, South NorwnIk.
Tel. 165- -5.
A Warm Reception
WW $1M“
YOUR FRIENDS WILL nacslvc A on... escss'rlou was
ruev visrr vou rule WINTER IE vol: suv .voun COAL or us
NONE stir "res seer sol; ' '
B Hershfieldfjd Son.
122 WATER STREET. ELEPHONE 294.
MILL. foot of Marsha" Street.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street.
from a. P1ggery to a. Palace.
Now is the time to repair roofs for winter's blasts and storms. We hove
every variety of shingles ranging in price from ’2. 50 to $10 50 per thousand
Also we have for flat roofs the .
LINGOLN ROOFING.
A superior brand or ready-made. uD-todate roofing. coins where any good
roof is needed. Will stand tropic heat or arctic cold. Looks like nihh '
but has no rubber in it. Has no tar in it. Has no odor. Can be laid .
any intelligent workman. A perfect non-conductor—the best ,
ric made. For all commercial purposes, practically fireproOf. .3
proof Rats will not touch it. Under stable floors itl is“ most . '
Acids cannot affect It like tin or iron. It is tight, pliable and waters IT”?
Coated with line. flinty sand it presents an excellent appearance and rests
fire. it is cooler than iron and more durable than tin. It is notoomd wi III
a mass at spongy fibre which holds water and is soon soaked off.:' It of? not
backed with asphaltum or resin, and when properly laid, there i .1!
any. expansion or contraction. It makes a. fine, plain flooring, taking the
place of oil cloth. Warranted for eight years’ wear without repair or .8?-
tentlon of any kind: Samples on. application.
' 3 SWEET EVE RGREEN CORN . ~\ . . . . . . $230 POL.
WATERMELONS. J} \'
CORNED BEEF, FROM. ... ..-............ 50 UP
. OWE-ET POTATEOS.
FINE ROASTJNG OI‘IAICKENE ANDA FOWLAA
as Washington Street South Norwclh
IIIIIII IIgesiIie
chased Commodore Clarke's residence
at Belle Island is having many lm~
movements made there. A large gar
age III being built, and the rocks are
being blaster out preparatory to the
erection of a summer house along the
shore.
is there a heaven? If so. where is
it? Many people are asking questions
and if they could be answered in such
a way as to be satisfactory, they would
be glad indeed. Nobody is no interest-
on In prosenbdny living. that he on
"My forgets or overlooks the dues.
lieu of the future and certalaiy in
every home where death has come. the
sanction has been asked many a time.
Tomorrow evening at the First Church
0. 3. Jackson,
Optician. ,
Everything In the Optical Idne. “
'3 Eyes Examined Free.
H WALL OTRIIT.‘
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD DIVIDEND
NEW HAVEN. Oct. 12 .~As there
has seemed to be some doubt in Iilunu.
cial circles whether stockholders of
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad company would re»
ceive, on full payment or $125 a share
their certificates for the new shares to
be Issued the oiilclsl statement is
made Ilu‘it newA gurgling: 3211 the n21
nid stock or e v on r
ghoul. January 1 1908. When the first
Installment is «died for with the Oh-
tieu oi full payment. Boldors oi...
these cognates will be enI led to
\
f ‘1 . , II'h rovided with the usual improvements.
Means Good Bile iO
e Norwall: Healing a: Lightlut Do.
have the plumbing and heating.
Ely Avenue Hofiu Icing Framed.
Constipation and Indigestion
Your bracelet Can Scroll) Yen.
The two-family bousrwhich .5 Being
erected on Iiily avenue for .chn pom
in being flamed Clea fixtures. man»
tale and all modern Improvements re-
quired. .
IIIVW
GERMAN MILITARY BALLOONS.
BERLIN. Oct. 18. «Some military
ballooning last night carried out an
unusual experiment. At abo‘ut mic-
night they ascended from a uiu'i ct
Tonal. six miles northwest of he Iln.
sailed over this city and maneuvered
over the roots for nearly an hour, invis-
' this to the silicone. ram. the one
. of the secrecy however, a heavy dew
new the airship to licensed almost
hi this ground. in the sum or the city.
Pedestrians saw a at”. yellow his»,
havering tor a few would humanis-
‘ . tel: over tile electric lights and than a
shower of vats r hi) the an
i w
NOEWAI I
il
in Norwaik the ester will take this the next usrterly dividbnd 0 Apr
‘ ‘nuesiion for hispsubicctss the first i 1908. . e samba rule will bg’m
in the series or talk: upon ”hard case ‘ Ii loch, lull paid toga” ”A
does. which are talus given on Sun. . which i «I .3333: II I’d r
day erosion. The other questions to Wars its out ‘tiiFdetg
be considered will he "Where is hell?" am will he an a
who good an tier?” is theme the tweaking“ basis. Ari
“VIII” Are these mistakes In the . stock In Iitheri r
ill his?" “The drink. question; how {Will either ih
shill I handle it?" “The drink quss: Ii to .
ilunlhow howsbnli the State handle or
nil-ruse Famine use no.
undue.
mini“ of the Nutmeg this
he held Tuesday. ch‘
a of on week
“WE aiiAteI-Img
_ Thrill allocii‘
lathe-Ila rkmfi and enlarged” Ear...
ml Witbcuisayiu mi .
Norwalk Chronicler