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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday. An area of high
pressure central over the Ohio Valley
is producing cool, pleasant weather In
all sections east of the Rocky Moun
talus. Freezing temperatures wow 10-
borted from the norihelll sections. 'i he
weather in this Vic nity Will continue
fair and not much change in tailliwm'
111111.11ny frost Sunday morning
Miss Cecile Keane, ct Bothel,h11s
been the guest of friends 111 South
Norwalk.
~c. & K. sun Hats.
The theft of a bicycle owned by
F1 cderick Buckie was reported to the
police of South orwaik last night.
O’Brien.
~ShollIder Steak 10C;
Pot
Roast, 10c lb. Hayes’ Mkt
Lean
Mrs. George B. Griffin and two
children, of Tolies street, have gone
to Scranton Pennsylvania, to reside.
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No person that 118st the food canal
clean and healthy can have appendici-
Ils. Holllster'fs Rocky Mountain Tea
cleans the food canal. and protects
.3011 from disease. 36 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Pleisted’s Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Roberts. of
New Haven, have been visiting rein
lives and friends in South Norwalk.
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——Natl3'e Fewls, 18c ib. Hayes' Mkt
A meeting of Colfax Encampment. l
(l 0. FL. will be held on Mondm eve
hing at Odd Fellows' Hail. Washing-
ton street. I
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Frederick Hellman has sold the sa-
loon at 20 Main strcct Norwaik, to Wil-
liam J Drew, who will conduct it in
the future.
——New idea 1111119111111. 10c. M. s.
Smith 6': Co. 1
Mrs. Mary Flynn, of Crescent
street, has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Chaiics Thics. in New
York city.
—-Latest Fall Derbies. O’Brien.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Edwin Adan1s.of
Falrfleid avenue were married fifty-
ilve years ago yesterday, on just such
11 line morning.
Miss Susie Oimstead, who has been
attending the Baptist Anniversaries in
Putnam. has returned to her home in
West Main street.
, -
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milest Corset to be found fo1
and $1. at M. S. Smith & Co.’s.
50
Mrs. Frank S. Selleck has returned
to New (leased from South Norwalk
utter a three weeks' visit with her sis-
tcr, Mrs. Fred Brady. -
-Ail Fail styles. O'Brien.
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A new telephone directory is being
distributed by tho Southern New Ens-
land Telephone Company, to go into
choct Sunday at 7 11. m.
~—l\'ailve Fowls. 181: lb. llaycs' Mk1.
The Yale Bugle; Fife and 11111111
l‘orps is going to advertise the grand
opening of the new vaudeville in Music
Hall, on Moudayovening.
w—Shouider Steak, 10c:
Roast, 1012 lb. Hayes’ Mitt.
Lcuu l’ot
ll‘rcdoi'ick McMahon is to resign his
position with the United Grocery Com
puny tonight. to work in Conrad Book
111' & Son’s store, in Washington stroci.
mllon't forget Lady Forestcru'
dance I11 Red Mons Hull, Saturday
moniug. October 19.
“ANONA” OHOCOLATEB.
OATURDAY—efio-v-OUNDAY. .
500, 759, $1.00, $1.25. 01.50 Box.
Frank H. Baxter.
' Eureka Lodge. Daughters oi Rebe- '1
ken, held a resulur business meeting
last evening, .
m.
Mrs. Charles E. Odie, of Cannon, left
the Norwaik Hospital this morning.
having recovered. II
—-Escaliops, 500 qt. Cutbiil' s.
Lincoln Council. 0.1!. A. 1911., held
a regular business meeting last even-
ing. The attendance was large.
Harris and Guns Co.’ a coal is going
with a rush. in their adv. you will
find sevelal very good reasons for it.
The other girls asked how it came
She was so fair to see;
She told them they could be the some
if they'd use Hollister s Rocky Moun~
Iain Tea
Plaistegs D1ug Store.
Miss Anna Cahiil, of Spring Hill,
who has been undergoing treatment
at the hospital, was discharged from
that institution yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Chester H. Benedict
have returned to Norwalk from their
wedding trip and are now guests of
Mrs Benedict's parents, Dr. and Mrs
A. H. Baldwin. of Wall street.
Fletcher H Burke of Burke.
Deulsch and Company, the Norwalk
concrete contractors has gone to Put-
nam County, New York, in refeicnce to
a large job the company has just so-
cured there
The Criminal Supeiior Court comes
in ncxt Tuesday and the jurors from
Norwalk are Captain lsaac Selleck.
John 1‘. Darrow and J. S. Randall.
Those fiom Daricn are John B fick-
sit and R. S. Purdy.
Aerr his addiess at the Norwalk
Methodist Church tomorrow morning.
Rev. 0. R. Miller will speak at the
Men's League meeting in the Congre-
gational chapel, at 12:15. All men of
the congregation are cordially invited.
~12. a K. Derbies.
O‘Brien.
A. M. Cusack, the well known con-
tractor. who has a big sewer contract
tor the city of Norwaik. had a narrow
escape from serious injury vesierdm
afternoon, when his heiso attempled
to 11111.. away iii East a3'.euu11 Mr
Cusack jumped for tho anlmui' 11 hood
and was dragged comes the slrcct
but held on until the horse stopped.
In the nilxup. Mr. Cusack had the
palm of his right hand badly Iacoi'atcd.
~—-Escullops. 12011 qt. Cutbill's.
The Western Electric Company has
just completed their work in the
South Norwaik ’i‘ciephonc I‘xchungc
They have installed three new local
and one loll line positions Many of
the iliIoi'iucdiate frames havc also
been enlarged giving the division 11
capacity of 1,01l0'lines. One year ago
the division had 11. capacity of i300
lines. This will show the growth dur-
lhg the last year in South N01 walk
“Special attraction fill} SlatS & lion.
in Ludies' Fall Waisls. M. .Smith
& Co.
The presentation of Macbelh by the
Daniel R3au Company, at Hoyi’s Thea-
tre last nigh1,was excellent each
member handling their role in an offic-
iont manner. As Macbeth Mr R3uu
did some of his best work of the
week. The supporting company was
good and the production was well
staged throughout. Beiwoen the fourth
and fifth acts the, models were present-
1111 to the members of the life saving
corps. The presentation was to have
been made by Mayor-elect Burneli. but
owing to his inubiiiiy to be present, Al~
frcd Swanson, a membcr of tho cou1~
puny, acted in that capacity. Tonight.
Ihc company will close their engage
ment with Oliver Twist M1. Ryan pol-
buying the role of Bill Sykes.
Rheumatism is caused by Ike
proper working of the kidneys.
uric acid which should be removed
from the blood remains in It. Hollis-
lor's Rocky Mountain 'l‘eu removes the
cause and drives it from the system.
3i» cents, Tea. or Tablets. l’iulatod's
Drug Store.
MR. AND MRS": IRELAND ENTER-
TAIN.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. irclaud. oi
liroad River. entertained 11 company
oi’ over titty relatives and friends. in
im ~
The
C. A. Fox and R. Binder who are
making on eight days lou1 013601111110
limit and Massachusetts on horseback
slopped at the Hotel Clifford last ovo-
11 ng.
John Lucio, of 31111111111111.1111» 1"!-
tuined William A. Clitfiu, Jr., to do-
lend him on the charge of attempt to
murder when it comes up for t1 is] next
Monday.
John 0. Press of South Main street
has started work: on a speed launch of.
novel design the bottom is a parabola
and is 11111111111111 to glide over the water
when at full speed The owner intends
Io fit it with a 12 15 horsepower Faiu'
banks iii 11 speed engine which will
Rive tor {his type an estimated speed
or 20 miles an hour. _
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FOR A POUND BOX OF OUR DE:
LICIOUO SATURDAY CHOOOLATEB.
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Rnfiflptiollayruuioh.
honor of the first. anniversary of their
marriage. last night. The bride and
groom of 11 year ago were showered
with congratulations, and were recip-
ients oi“ loony token of remembrance.
The evening was pleasantly passed
with vocal and instrumental music,
and coveyni interesting and amusing
sArunoAv eALe or sneer
volume.
looACOPY.
’Noth the ‘Old Acorn Tree Sweet
Estelle. ‘Msrlutch, Down at Conny
Isle Could You Learn to Love
tie Girl Like Me. Standard Am rloan
A1111. Sinus Arra Wanna Married Bar-
ney Carney, 'Neath the Old Cherry
Tree. Sweet Mario..and'lilllIothers. '
contains '
Numerous '
111 North mm 111.,
Agent for A. o. Coalition's
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Open Oundoys;
1 lush-ii and Sporting hood.- ,4.
“sevens" cuocoLA'rlte—zsr. ,
Lit- _
Oouth quWIilt
Not like the thoracic which some "every year;
I but brand new styles. fresh from the leading km
of clothes' at this country, in a diversity of 1118
“and clients in Both short: and three-quarter styles,
and in long, rainproofcd garments. '
A You may indulge your {easy for fancy mixtures
. in Overcoats this season, for we show handsome
broom and gray effects along with the favored black
thibots and uiounas, in the threcaquarter length mod-
els. priced from
I' $10 to $311.
We also show the ever-popular boxy top coats
in new covert shades. priced‘ from. $10 to $35 As
our ralnprooied coats aromatic by the tailors who
produce our regular coats. they are not to be distin-
guished from un-proofed co ts in smartness or. fit
-—$10 to $a5'. :5 '
Fail Suits in all the new browns, grays, blues
and black Fall Hats and Furnishings
being the very best and lowest priced is an unmitigated
liar. A 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-
gcthcr hero, and you'll Iliad it so to your suiisfuclion, if
, you trade with 115.
..m lBuy Oats That. Clean.
in plain hard English, the man who talks of goods as
l MANUEL T. HATCH.
KODAKS
m. P BeerS’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St, Norwalk. 6 South Main St. South Norwalk
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«STORAGE» .
Furniture, Piano‘s, Machinery
LARGE, WELL-VENTILATED BUILDINGS FOR THE STORAGE or 1-:v-
ERY cuss OF MERCHANDISE.
" LOW RATE or iNBURFANOE.
Raymond Bros.
WATCHMAN.
India 1111131111 Biscuil
Pitishui'u, Pu.
iI niloi'ds mo grcui picusui 11 lo 1111111113 to Hill Ineliis of 3our
iligcslivo Bistmuil l have been troubled with indignation (111 four
wars and have 11'ch u grout 11111113' rcnlodios without any permanent
rclict until i used your Biscuil. This is my Ihiid week. and i feel
bollcr limp l him-111 11113 limo 1l1uiun Ihu lusl four years. and i cheer-
luiiy recommend Ilmm to anyone desiring what from indignation or
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J. i... ELLIIN. Manager for Nelson Morris & (lo.
YOUR DRUGGIB'T CAN 8UPLY YOU.
MONEY BACK iF IT DOES NOT CURE YOU.
.I..- ....... .. -M-............ .Iaunm “Mum“.m
Open Saturday Night
From 7 to 8.
Open Every Day from 9 to 3.
THE com 110 WALK
RUST COMNY
GENERAL BANKING ‘ , .
cavmos DEPARTMENT . Ii
3.111s. naposrr nexus . ~ 9
' ‘ FOREIGN DRAFTS III» .11
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The only bank doing a general banking business open Saturday
night. isle-1
, Suicidal Lilllllii
‘ soc. 4131:. 60c. sound 31.50.
,ihe annual gridiron struggle here this
. legions are always apprehensive
' 1113111 forward. ill-slit O
I bagels
"290' II.
ABSOLUTELY FRESH EVERY TIME
YOU BUY. ,
. APOLLO CHOCQLATES The stan-
dard duality. Haullsomely packed in
half, pound and two pound boxes at
I Illn.
IIIII IIIIIIIIIII PIIIIIIIIIIIII,
THE. PRESCRIPTION STORE.
_ Telephone Cali, 15-4.
All Orderomllvercd Free of Charge.
DEATHS AND , FUNERALS.
HARRIS H. RAYMOND, I
Harris H. Raymond, of New Haven,
died at"tho Soldiers’ Home, Noroton.
October llllh. Funeral services will——
be held at. the IlOi’lll‘ loi’ his son. Cap
tuln Lewis E. Raymond, Sunday. at
2:30 p. in. interment will be in Ray
moud Cemetery.
ALONZO B. WEED.
The death of Alonzo B. Weed cocur-
red last night at Iho home of his
daughter, Mrs. John Knapp. of Wai'ion
street East Norwulk, at the age of 5‘).
psalms from lung trouble. The funeral
‘will be from the house on Monday at.
2:30 o'clock. Rev. Louis French, oi'
Din-ten. officiating. The interment will
be in Barton.
——Boys' Caps, Boy's Caps. O'Brien.
EPIBCOPAL CHURCH CONFER-
E
Closing Session This Afternoon. Foi—
lowed b Corner Stone Laying.
RiCHMO 1), Va, Oct. l9.-——Tl1etricn-
nial general conference of the Prolon-
Iant EpiscOpal Church will clone at 3
o‘clock this afternoon. The hour of ad-
journment will be marked by a service
identical with that which was held at
the opening of the nolabie gathering
a fortnight ago. Both houses held bush
nous sessions during the day. lunch
businos remaining to be dlposed of
when the final scslon of the conven-
tion began. The resoimlon proposed by
Dr. Huntington. of New York, for eiI
minutiug the thirty-nine articles of N'-
ligion from the prayer book, 1111 the
ground that they are antiuquled, goes
over to the next general convention,
which is to be held in Cincinnati in
1910.1‘h11 matters was brought 11p at
last night' a session. and it was fi1n1ll3
loft in the hands of a joint committee
which will report a‘t the port (omen
lion. Late in last night's session of
the house of Deputies cousiderabh1 in.
terest was aroused by a message from
the house of Bishops regarding the
evils existing in the Philippine islands.
The debate that followed 1hr1 re-
copt of the message was animated and
politics. even the tariff question, figur-
ed in the discussion. The question was.
finally referred to a joint commis-
sion. .
Today‘s closing exercises 33'1ll he
held at Holy Trinity Church. At 4 p.
111., an interesting ceremony will take
place the laying of the 0111 11111 stone
of the Whiltakm Memorial in the
Church yard of old St. John's Chmch
St. John is the building in which Put-
rick Henry made his great rcvoiuiion-
ary speech.
—-Moorisi1 ilnznar under auspices of
Norwalk Fire Department. at Norwuik
Armory, week of October 2], 1907.
iOEAL WEATHER FOR FOOTBALL
WEST POlN'l‘ N Y. 011.1 lit-wt
elem crisp uutlumu day. ideal woulhcr
for football favored the clcvons oi'
Wei-11 Point and Yale. who will 111ch in
utiornoml; The arrangements of Ibo
stands for Ibo, visitors was evociiontly
planned. This annual struggle be-
twon the New Haven collcgiunu 111111
the cadets I11 closely watched lw the
experts who ore1 anxious to got a line
on the Yale style of play and Ibo coir
(l
somoIhlng going wronx.Thr1~o wars
ago the cadets won by a score of ii
to 6 and this year they have hopus of
again defeating Yule. “r1111 West Palm
piayols have the advantage of b11111:
cached by Forbes, who played end on
Yale's loam lust your. The t‘llticls
have been given extra little for prur-
lice in order to get them into 1hr1 houl
pounihlo shape and For on In Well 11111
lsiiod with the/shawl his prologue
have 11111ch no for.
JANITOR CAPTI‘gED TWO BURG-
8'
PITTSBURO. Oct. lll.-811rprlse1l
in an attempt to l‘OI) an apartment
house located In the Oakland district
at the city, one man was shot and cor-
iously tutored and a companion was
captured at ii o'clock this morning bv
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gt young men well known socially
are.
FOWLER CORPS ‘BAGKETBALL
onus.
A meeting of Delights li‘ wlsr Cadet
Corps was held last even its and a
smoker was planned to be held in the
armory November 1. The corps will
have a basket ball team as factorial;t
'Il‘loyd
corned;
forward. Frank Riley' center,
Colliu' right
guard Louis out.
elected captain and Louis Yost manna
nerd. Frank Field, left ,
§ Floyd Conn was ‘
carom atoms: I.
YOUNG MEN .WHO KNOW AND STUDY FASHION FIND IN
01111 13701111 THE. LIMIT or economics: AND oisrmorivs am:
HANDED w1'rl-I DIGNITY 'i'IHA'r 13 THE FOUNDATION or! success
FUL ctoruss MAKING. ,,_ 3 . I
THE BUBINEWI MAN WHO IS COBBEICTLY DRESSED HAI
AN UNMIBTAKABLE AIR OF CONFIDENCE HARD TO EXACTLY DE-
FINE. LET US TALK IT OVER WITH YOU AND SHOW OUR ELEGANT
LINE OF FABRICS AND FASHION DESIGNS. . ‘ I
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OVERCOATS
Price’s Clothing Store.
"""' '\ HEAD TO FOOD OUTFITTERS.
98 Washington Street, \,. h 1. I. South Nomalk. .
Tel. 165-.5“ ' ,‘
A Warm Reception
YOUR FRIENDS WILL RECEIVE A WARM RECEPTION WHEN
THEY VISIT YOU THiS WINTER IF YOU BUY YOUR COAL OF U8.
NONE BUT THE BEST SOLD. COAL THAT IS COAL.
B. Hershfield & Son.
122 WATER STREET. TELEPHONE 294-
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
MILL. foot of Marshall Street. _ Tel. 46-3.
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. i Tel. 4812.
Lumber andMill Work forEverything
from a Piggery to a. Palace. .
Now is the time to repair roots for winter's blasts and storms. We have
11311111 11111-11 of shingles waging in price from $2. 50 to $10. 50 per thousand.
Also we 1111311 for flat roofs the
LINCOLN ROOFING.
A superior brand of ready-made. up-to- -dnte roofing. Good where any good
rooi‘ Is needed Will stand tropic heat or arctic “)Iil. Looks like rubber
but has no rubber in it. Has no tar in it. Has no odor. Can be laid by
any intelligent workman. A perfect non-conductorwthe best insulating fab-
1ic made. For all commercial purposes. practically fireproof. It 111 vermin
proof. Rots will not. touch it. Under stable floors it is most excellent.
Acids cannot affect it like tin or iron it is tight, pliable and waterproot
(2011ch with one flinty sand it presents an excellent appearance and resists
iirc. ii is cooler than iron and more durable than tin. It is not coated with
a mass of spongy fibre which holds water and is soon soaked off. It is not
backed with nsphaltum or rosin. and when properly laid. there is little. it
any. expansion or contraction. it makes a fine, plain flooring. taking the
place of oil cloth. Warrsnled for eight years' wear without repairs or at-
tention of any kind. Samples on application.
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SEE THE PRICES.
callloinla Hams. ............... .101: lb
Bacon . .......... .......1GoI‘
Sausage ................ ..............114c
Eresh Chop Beef ..... ........ .121:
.Rouud Steak ...... . ...... ..... m_
Shoulder Steak . ........ . ....... . ...... 100}
Red and Yellow Onions ....... 51'. Quart-
J w. DODGE.
as Washington Street South Norwalk
0 E. Jackson,
, Optician. , ‘
Everything in the Optical Line.
‘3 Eyes Examined Free.
on WALL erupt. nonmu
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
FROM $15 UP. '
Fair Cioakand FurStort
A lSRAEL, Promoter.
68 Washington state.
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I" 80th Nowell
our cool 11 going with a Will. We are Very sled at it, of course. .
but are are not at all astonished. Goodness 111m merit always get to _
the 'Iop. We are ready {or your order. May we have it‘t "
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