d9
,in CONN“! and
proved Order of Heptasopbs.
held tonight.
John H. Gallagher of Spring street.
will remove tyfladgatuck where he is ~
‘ now employs next Week. .
A meeting of Ophir Chapter, Order
evening at the Masonic Hall in South
Main street
Norwaik lodge, No. 209, Brotherhood
Protective Order of Elks, will hold
a session tonight at the new home in ..
South Main street.
Mrs. W. Ir. Taylor of weapon, and -.
Miss L. M. Bassett of New Canaan.
' have been to the Exposition at James- . .
was
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bf-‘Ferrls. of
Boston, have been spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Ferris, of Washington street.
The season for Qualification with the
pistol, as provided in G 0 No.1,? A.
G. 0.. series 1906 Connecticut National
Guard. is extended to and including
October 31 1907.
Elmer H. Blanchard, formerly of
this city, has disposed of his restau—
rant on Harrison avenue in Waterbury
to H E. Hale. of Worcester, Mass. Mr.
Blanchard is to engage in the automo
bile business.
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO
ARGO'ARGO‘ ARGO ARGO ARGO.
The large addition to Capt.
ler'sbo'athouse at Smithvilie has been
completed, and adds greatly to the
facilities for the housing of small
boats. .
Carl Wicke. is at work building a
house around the launch Marlon which
has been hauled out for the winter at
Captbl lrL’Millers shipyard in Smith
ville. ..
White Brothers, of East Norwalk.
have started work on William J. Me
Hugh' 3 boathouse at Harbor View. The
"foundation has been laid and the build-
ing is now being enclosed
A special convocation of Washing-
ton Chapter It. A. M. of Norwalk will
be held this evening at 7. 30. The
Mark and Past Master degrees will be
conferred.
Specialists are going back to na-
lures remedies as being the best.
liollister's Rocky Mountain 'I‘en has
been natures best remedies for thirty
years. Recommended and used by
specialists. 35 cents. Tea or Tab-
lets. Plaiated's Drug Store. ,
The meeting of the Farther Li his
Society in the South Norwalk Bap
Church, this evening. will be held by
Rev. B. B. Carpenter. The subject
will be lntroductlo ate the Study of
Gllrio Chrlte
The Connecticut Company has ar-
ranged for special cars from the
armory for the trig crowds attending. A
car leaves for South Norwa k at 11.45
and fur Winnipauk at 12 mi night.
--Dr. Dick's cures malarit
A delegation from Buckingham Post
will attend the dedication of Grand
Army Memorial Hall in Stamford,
Thursday evening. Members will meet
at the South Norwnik depot at ii: 30
o '.clock
A very old lady was grandma Jones.
She had passed her four scar-c and
three
And had no aches or pains in her
bones
For she drunk ilollistci's Rocky
. Mountain Tea.
Pinistcd's Drug Store.
Lincoln Council. 0. U. A. M., will
meet. on Friday night in regular ses-
sion. The committee on entertain
ment will provide a chowdcr supper.
Evary member of the order is rt-qtrcat-
cd to be present as there will be some
important business to transact.
The Alaska Packers Association,
who can the Argo lied Salmon. has the
largest float in number of any shipping
ilrrrr sailing under the American ling.
it owns lib steamers and iii sailing vari-
sr-ls and charters many more.
Leonard J. Cbndohyne and his turni.’
Miss Libblt- Climleayne, of (lightning,
N. Y., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
W. li‘. t‘lrudauyuopof Bayyiew avenue
Sunday llilil yesterday. Mrs. w l-‘.
Charieuyrw neorrmpanied them home in
their nuto
Iacklrearls. lrlotolres and phobias
or. Cililbi'ii by the improper action of
th bowels. iiolilsicr’s Rocky ?--.ioun
lain Tca regulates the bowels makes
your complexion clear and beautiful.
gives you that healthy look. 85 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Pialnteii's Drug Store.
The Farther Lights Society, of the
ih Norwui Baptist. Church, will
h d their iirs regular meeting
3: lit at tire clibrcir in the primary
1 or room. it is essential that every
her be present to start an a be-
uin in the study of thu‘booli iorla
print. Char a will be used to illus-
to the work. Rev. H. S. Carpenter
i have charge of the lesson. int
:flg‘ry member be bproseni and bring a
of the mustard Stat. will be held this ‘
E. H. Mil- Read it
A valuablsfltpnic and attain-3
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Pleasant to
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range of diseases?
take. I r
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ran PINT sari-Ls, 733.
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spending the day at Port Chester.
The Union Pacillc TeaCompnny
guarantee "their codes to be pure.
The barge Joe has arrived with a
cargo of coal for Raymond Brothers.
A meeting of «the Painters’ Union“
has been called for tomorrow evening.
Butler bridge, No. 97, 1.20. 0, F., will
center the second degree this evening.
The yacht “Elicia" has been hauled
out for the winter at Smithviile.
Fred Conley, clerk at the South Nor-
Xalk post-oilice, is at Port Chester to-
ay. '
There are some grocery prices in
Joscloil's adv. that should interest you
Miss Ethel L Hegeman, of Bridge-
port. has been visiting friends in South'
Nome] k.
Banner Council, No 54, Daughters
of Liberty, will hold a meeting tomor-‘
row evening.
The lighter, C. L. Haines. is dis-
charging a cargo of cement at Bay-
mond Brother's wharvas .
Mrs. Lorenzo E. Tripler of Norwiiik.
Club, tomorrow afternoon.
The Dr. Danton sleeping garment for
children is inexpensive, durable and
healthful. The Boston Store sells
itr.em
Prof Hipsley. of 7 West avenue, is
giving electric massage and baths, and
scalp treatment.
commenced his duties in his new posi-
on Washington street:
Letter Carrier Junlus Mains is
spending the day at. Port Chester. Silli-
tstitute Carrier Edward McGowan is
working on Mr. Muin's route.
Forty people from Smith Norwnlk
went on the excursion to Plttsfleld,
went from Darlen and Stamford.
The annual sale of horses. wagons.
harnesses, etc. will take place at
Jacob Schaub‘s stables, Thursday, 0c-
tober 24th. A. Elwood 8: Son are the
auctioneers.
There will be a special meeting at
the Salvation Army tonight. Mr.
Brundage, the leader of the Rescue
Mission assisted by some of tho mis-
sion workers, will conduct the service.
Come and hear him All welcome.
Three special trains passed through
South Norwalk this morning on route to
Port Chester. One was from New
Haven and took on board the firemen
of The Norwaiks, and the others were
from I‘lanbury and Naugntuck Junc-
tion.
‘ There will,be a special meeting of
the Visiting Board of the Hospital at
Mrs. Robert Van Baron's. 58 West
avenue” Monday, October 28, at. 3 p.
m. Members are requested to be pros-
cnt, nu matters of importance will be
brought up.
A stereepticon-lectura will be given
at. Grace Baptist Church, this evening.
by the Mercantile Metropolitan Realty
Company. under the auspices of the
Union Lyceum of 'thu Church. The
lecture is free. President P. Sheridan
Ball. of New York. and Director
Charles D Lloyd. of Nomadic. will
speak, and o. A Hall will operate um
siereopticon.
The hedvy fronts of the past few
trees to fall at a. rapid rate. The un-
tumnal. foliage has been unusually
beautiful this fall, the hillsides being
one blaze of beautiful colors. Those
who have been unable to to on one of
and mountains lust as beautiful as any
in tho Meritshlre Hills, only. perhaps.
on a smaller scale. ., 1 , ,
hasten-W“
J. H. GUNLIY ARRESTED.
u"Waterbury Idiunpongf? “6.000 for
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SHUNT" (lot 33.“- -«-.’i‘wo suits
refills... enchilada. era in-
‘stitrrted yummy against Charles .1.“
Samoa... who it Our
longed” tor. ”M? urley yids arrest-
ed in the ethos of the Telegram by
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Letter- Carrier morn w Clark is‘
will entertain the' Matinee WhlstI
makes a specialty of facial work and .
John Tryon of West avenue, has:
tion at. Walter Becket" g grocery store"
Muss, this morning. A large number.
nights are causing the learns of tire“
W
3 If your old range doesn’t suit, try a HUB. The HUB is unsurpassed for
quality of material“ perfection of work. economy of foul. beauty of design
and finish. Many of your neighbbrs are using HUB RANGES and HEAT-
‘ E38 and are ready to endorse these claims.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMER'B.
12-18 North Main street. . South Norwalk. Conn.
in n 7.3"
.liurr auburn
This brand of undisputed meritais the best of its kind superior in every
way.
We desire our patrons to mensur e our entire establishment by this
standard of excellence. Knit of specially selected yarns, finished with ex
acting care in every detail, perfect in tit and procursble in a great variety of
.. . 50m 750. 98c Ilid $1.25
...... ....98:,$1.601nd‘2.00
is E. RYAN o- co
86 Washington Street
shapes. weights and fabrics.
VESTS AND PANTS ..... . ............ .........
UNION SUITS . . . . . .
..on‘ ole-oseasve l...
W
Le Tel tilt Clothe Yuu
YOUNG MEN’S ' SUITS.
Fall Designs. Exclusive Patterns.
The young man who is really looking for smart clothes—some-
thing different from the ordinary products, will ilrrd in our distinctive
collection of STEIN’BLOCH CLOTHES. a style and pattern sure to
"i it,r
strike your fancy.
There are no other roady-to-wcnr Clothes hint have the style and
stand the test as well as STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHEO.
$18 to $80
An excellent selection of PECK CLOTHES. rightly priced, "2.00
to $23.00. a, 3;“;
You can save money by buying one of our NEW FALL DERBIED.
» can or mo. . trtrr r arsenmsiasmu ‘
illis H Suited,
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NEW HAVIN‘ MAN HANG!
J" SINK
iN-
SRIDOIPORT MAN FATALLY
JUHID.
MRIDGEI’ORT. Oct. 23. «William
..,angsurru Heaters“ .’
Sign Normih ‘
.4“.
' stamina or run mam soar. . . T?" _ ‘ .
43 so Wall Street. Norwaik. A. J. LHEBVIIIB‘L Still 80.
PHONE. ma. ”4 waSbington Si.
. LOOK In one wmoowe. '
HIM~
the Pituiiold excursions. may see hilbr
dun Hill streets.
the full distal?)
Arthur Peak
Quinn. a structural iron worker. was
fatally lulured at noon yesterday in
my accident at it building
warns of erection at Middle and (lol-
Quinn was riding
up oye~boam, 36 foot in the air. when
the latitudinal: broke and dropped him
to the ground
with was working
with Quidewns also thrown, but
struck a ornaments about ten foot ho-
low and escaped without serious in~
glut? M iiinVinceut’s Hospital were
unit wits mien it was stated that be
ill recently owner «of the red unassisted skull and was like
in tho
'l‘onilinlon
delivering milk iii. Mr.
house new the body. Amen?“
has been Noland that a
super was re:
bios be was sub
mi. Health as at 1‘46. .At the
oi oi the it out: pin a will be
navigator uggloweon social neat
wear: Wednesday evening.
. ANY‘l ii 0 Gilli.
Cm make 2these delicious Lemon.
Chocolate and Custard pies as Well as
the more expert lined cook if site uses
"OURxPID‘i'pro
being sold but nail i
...a,
tionwwbich is new “a
beauty sheriff .Pcter Muller“. of
New Haven, who «the papers not
split. but Mr. flawdey could not be
found. not being in town.
The plaintiffs are Christian Bellies
camp and his wit a. Myra Murray Dal-
itesosmp. Libel is singed, said to
have been uttered in an article wil'
halted in ’ine Tolerant: some time
titthtloil with: was tarnish
l’
' ‘ rates daily that
fit tall wall moire good
onto. Order a few pupil
and you am so «all
you wit bill oily
Francis 1’. ballistic. George J. Etna
bet it sat: .1.me and Martin J.
Mcwé or aware it. b
you is said tabs unusual:
for iii Mathilda.
a". sires-r demanded a trill an at '7
'i‘hil boudumen spa Mlehsgfaniiiblls. ‘
NEW HAVEN, Oct. zap-«William C.
Froderiuks. a brother-inlay: of Fred
ii. Brothaucr : former icon clerk.
trapped himself in the yard of his
home in Elliott. street, yesterday. He
was very validation in Cannon circles
and was a d uiy that-iii under Sheriff
0 ad been retina 71‘
quasriy for some time and its
been been since election llama
carved while arm has up may". pri-
bis for mental tinn-
occasional l
Missouri's
triiddué‘ it
‘Ila Wraps. Mitts!
Marmw'skeliam'a» Gratings; and El
. Wsahburn's Garage Robbed.‘ "-
rage of I“. ll. Wakeman at,
small pieces of silverware. They
into the house through a laundry wn
cured it is believed they were high
toned away before they could cairy
their search for valuables in any great
extent . ‘ ‘
, The garage of E. ii Washburn.
whose cottage is near that or Mr.
Wakamulr, also was entered. Two au‘
tomobilc coats, a fur coat, 3. shown“
and a pair of black gibvcs were stolen.
Do yeti believe in Quality? Of
course you do. sometimes you' re
tempted to economize but you
generally learn that Quality
pays best. We have found after
yenrs of study». thatw-“Cood
Goods" make steady patrons——
that. Quality is the strongest
force in building uppbusiness.
if you've been buying your
clothes of some unknown and
unreliable make in order to save
a dollar on‘tile prim-of a suit
you’re making a mistake. You
will find that clothes of -
Mahayana
MAKERS. NEWWRK
are a positive economy—they’re
made right. Any man who is
willing to pay $15 to $30 for his
suit or overcoat will get full
value by trying one of our lat-
est fall styles.
Open birthday. WEDNESDAY and
Saturday Evenings.
Mm
usephluus
Taller. Clothier, Hatter, Furnish».
85 Washington“ 8L. So. Norwalk.
ma... “-an WW..,«-.._.A. , ...- ...
,_ Men 'Wanted'
‘ Now is tho time to tea ‘ the Auto-
mobile business. h‘all term starts
next week. Good men earn $25. 00 to
$40. 00 per Week. Positions open to
go South for the Winter. Call and get
full particulars regarding our unlimit
led course. Open evenings until 9
o’clock.
NEW ENGLAND AUTO SCHOOL,
. 29 Wall 8L. Norwalk.
:
We'd like to hold you up for a min-
. trio. Just for a short whisper
We want to lot you know that we
have the largest stock of heating
stoves in The Norwallra. You will and
here stoves of all kinds and sizes.
ItifPthlED
in Cake this. bridal Betti. bum
lain. Chocolate Bet-r Cup, dancer and
Plate beta.
“I!“
We also have in:
Cups. Beacon, bit
he led Old list: little to it
he :3: or claim! lean. on '
W
idilute. in lilo
lag Coptic.
Wall Paper: and Prepared Paints.
Window Shade! and mam Frames
Kn WY. ‘ '
grammar Mtpaiiiiihfi and Decor-
m
“We give the 0. i “also” froth
Burglars entered thesummer coi-
Sound
Beach) last night. and stole a few -
dew. which it is believed was not as.» .
Crockery. Glassware, Mountaintop
ConcernmgiBla lite“,
We vc got four or fire lots of blankets to tell you about-good blankets
with “real" wool in them. Blankets that will give years of hottest wear:
blankets with warmth in them. When you buy such bad ~covering you feel
that you' re making a good investment. . , i
‘lt
‘l
Full Sized Grey Cotton Blankets. colored borders, good weight ....,... soc“:
Good Quality White Cotton Blankets, heavy fleece .. 75a
...,u...sz. ......i‘.
1M White Blankets. hoary weight. a b argain at
. ..... ..ri..~.--a.¢..
Better grade in All Wool and Austral inn Best Quality Wool Blankets.
dainty pink, blue and red borders, prices range from . ..
Comfortable Comforts.
Covered with silky-looking sstcens filled with the‘ilnest. purest. whitest
cotton, light fluffy and warm, and you pay only a more trifle more for these
than for the soggy, ill- odored sorts . r ‘
Extra Heavy Full Size Comfortables at . . .. ......
Fancy Silkoline Covered Comfortables. white cotton filled, full size. at. $1.39
Fancy- Brocaded Silkoline Covered Corni‘ortables, white cotton tilled .. $1.00
Beautiful tPersian Pattern Silkoline C ovored Comfortables, sanitary till-
n a ....................................
Extra Heavy Quilted Sateen Covered Comfortables, full size . .323
Fancy Satan Covered Comfortables, a unitary white cotton filled, rich
and elegant efiects . . . . . . . . .................. 53.25
Sateen Covered Comfortables, heavy weight, best quality white cotton
\fllllng, Oriental patterns $4.25
43.00 to $8.60
......I. {IoilscoldIlla-llvllltoaelaaolv
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33:33,. ashragtron st... , so. Norwaiir.
.lug
‘i‘r. .li ’i’ .tirauivzi .di :1... ...,m past! who
6 trees Colleges)
..z .. r7 pin L A ”3.9de 413. tarps:- .r ."
finndreda or Young People
To meet the demagd for competent
‘ j 3‘ in .m
Day and Night Sessions.
NOW IS THE TIME» TO; START. r
South Norwalk,. ’ itemiord P
' ”‘mrfi isn‘t:
1“? '3‘
a miss SUPPLY or
Ammnmtion an All Loads,
_ AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
Double and Sarah: Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers Lec-
, . . 3. sins. and Gun Cases
Guns Repaired and Rented.“
Hoadauaribrs for Sporting Good: In General.
NorWaIk Hardware 00
39 MAIN STREET. NORWHLK.
mmmw... .....-
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‘ “The Store of Quality”
boys.5buy ii pair of our “Never Rips" at 5!. l5 arid
$|.7
OHOE DlBTniBUTORO
90 Washington Street.
man-—
33 OOUTH MAIN 01's 80. NORWALK _ «
UNPREOEDENTID OFFERING lN SUITS, COATS. SKIRTS.
AND FURB. .
Hold up in comparison with each and ovary offering this season. here
or at any other store. this is beyond doubt the very best value of all. z“
bargains if you need a butt. was, 31 1.9 014.98. 819.98, .249 .
Lsdlu’ akin-ta in all materials ands arias. $2.00, when,a $4.98, $6.08,
$7.93 to that a. ,
“nudism Long Cam in the newest plaids and mixtures, also black. from
u
“is of Colored and White Wants, 00o.
All Wool Nun's Voiiin. with very nice embroidery. 01.08.
to .cslégna's and diria' ate. the biggest selection in town; from 02.08 up
i'urs.--Now is the time to select your ll'ur. before they are all picked
outii First is best.
link Petticoats from “a to 97.03.
We Iii-r tree of e mi
3! SOUTH MAN “'8
One indies Motor Cycle, good condition.
One Tm: Motor Cycle, just repaired from factory.
One Oldsmobiip Runabout.
nsw spam or" scans As spinners.
Extra Value in Grey and White Blankets, beautiful, fancy borders. at . 80o ‘
‘11 4 Grey Blankets, colored borders, e xtra weight, at. ..... 01.25 , .
ii «i Grey Blankets, colored borders, e xtra weight at . ..... . . . . . . . . .. 31.25
114 Grey Blankets, special, at 01.80
ll 4 White, Fancy. Colored Border Blankets, good assortment 5.2.98
......Jioo‘
$2.00
Mothers. if you want to buy a good slice for lilo",
FLYNN 3. RYAN. ‘I
Phone 460.
The Paris Cloak 3 Suit Home, ‘
Munro v
Lsdiee’ and Mines suits, in all shades and fabrics. 'l‘haya are splendid. 7“
n a o and Name «a neonate 0 0mm Isa. 31.43, was, 33.93. " 7 ‘
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