masculine Horst. BLOCK.
‘ scorn noswALK.
V‘v'A son has been born to Mr.
Mrfi; Chester Nichols, of South
wa .
, 'I-I-Dr. Dick's cures malarii
A few very late native peaches are
to be found“ in some of the stolen in'i
this city this week.
~3napper Blues, 12%0 lb. at New;
York Market.
Deputy Sheriff John W Scuiiey, of
South Norwalk, took an automobile
trip in Wilton this morning.
Superiority is the word that defines
the clothing sold at Price's Clothing
Store. Read the evidence in the ad.
The Friday Afternoon Club will
meet at three thirty o‘clock tomorrow
at the home of Miss Cinch 41 lisyview
avenue
The sewing school in the club house
at 2 Laura street will meet on Saint»
day at 2:30, until 8:45 o'clock, instead
of Friday v
Blackheads, blotches and pimples
are caused by the improper action of
the bowels. Holiister’s Recky Moun-
tain Tea regulates the bowels, makes
your complexion clear and beautiful,
Elves yen that healthy look. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Piaisted‘s Drug Store.
, Alfred Langencgger and family, of
Bridgeport, are residing in South Nor-
.wnik, while Mrs. Langenegger is re
covering from an attack of typhoid fe-
\(el‘. "
Highway Commissioner James H.
MacDonald today awarded the con-
ti-act.for improving 5,700 feet of high-
, way in the town of Bozrah to Frank
Arigoni do Brother of Durham
Olive Branch Lodge No. 19, Knights
of Pyihias, will entertain a delegation
of members of George F. Johnson
Lodge this evening. There will be seve-
ral candidates for the econd degree.
——Steak Cod, 121,90 1b.. at New York
Market.
Frederick Meyers, who has held the
ofilce of sexton of St. Matthew‘s par
lsh, 'Wllton,‘ for over forty-six years,
has resigned and the church members
have presented him with a gold watch
and chain.
A very old liilly was grandam Jones,
She had passed her foul score and
three,
and
Nor-
.' , A valuabJo ionic, and stimu-
' last and is indicated In a wide
range of diseases. Pleasantlto
take.
PER PINT BOTTLE, 75°.
, iv {Jam Mr.
[Ill ll, (alley Jl.
Drought. J
8 North Main at. 701.6564.
J'VJ'IIVV 1: i
, ”:7?” '4” {Irwin‘s-f";
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IHCEE GOVERNORS
——.....—,
‘ Those of North Carolina, Virginia and
Connectlsut Mly, 30 Guests of
Editors,“ Banquet. ,
At the meeting of the Connecticut
Editorial association In Bristol, Mon-
day, it was voted to hold the annual
meeting and , banquet In Hartford
some time In January. it is possible.
and, in fact, altogether probable, that
the banquet table Will , be. honored
with the presence of three governors.
Secretary 11:. S. Bits of the association
announced to the meeting that he has
the promise of Governor Robert B.
Glenn of North Carolina to come
north about the middle of January to
deliver an address in Manchester.
Charles H. Scholey 0f Guilford at this
point. gave out the interesting infor-
mation. that Governor Claude A-
Swanson has agreed to visit New lin-
ven about the same time to address
the chamber of commerce of that’ city
at its annual banquet, Mr. Ela said
that Governor Glenn assm‘ed him he
should be pleased to accept the hos—
pitality of the Connecticut editors at
their annual feast and Mr, Scholev
was certain that Governor Swanson
would be equally pleased to do so.
It Is expected that governor Rollin S.
Woodruff of Connecticut will also uc~
cept an invitation.
Governor Woodruff was the guest of
the association at its annual banquet
In New Haven last winter. With the
. chief executives of three states at the
board the banquet of 1908 ought to
prove interesting and entertaininz-
And had no ““93 0“ pains 1“ hp" The two southern governors ire .
bones, resented as being eloquent and willy-J
For she drank Holiister's Rocky speakers
, Mountain Ten; “
Pinisted‘s Drug Store.
Five special trains passed through
South Norwalk. last. night, carrying
firemen and friends to their homes of-
ter the festivities In Port Chester. On
this account a number of the regular
trains were late,
Among the marriage licensee is
sued at the town clerk’ at office, in Brid-
geport was one to Wilbui Hayes 21.
of Bridgeport, a painter and Miss
Flotence Van Sen 0y 2i, of South Nor
walk a mlliiner
——Doan’ s Reguiets curs constipation,
tone the stomach. stimulate the livov,
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels, Ask your
druggist for them 25 cents a box.
The monthly meeting ol’ the Chris-
tian industrial League, of the South
Norwulk Methodist Episcopal Church.
will be held tomorrow evening, and
will be followed by‘nn oyster supper
and interesting program.
'"ltp nnmml onivml‘v chur- "i Iocn.
'I‘he appointment or a committee loJ
arrange for ”it“ banquet was left with
President ArItlIm S. Battles of the nsv' I
socialion and he was made its chair
man. He will announce the makeup
of the tommiltee ill a few days
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford~Johu .l. liicnsy. Miss (‘ilurv'
riiitI ituuuk. Miss Marian Poole, A. W.
i.iov,d Shuler Smith, A. E. Churiu, (l.
Cunningham, it. i‘. Vidnud. New
York: I. iieemuu and wife S. M. Got
dcu. Chicago, ii. I). Whitney if (‘
Griswold, Hartford; S. bl. Scaverns.
l). ,l. (fussidy, Joseph id. Murphy, ii.
A. Cosgrore. ll. ll. Ashton and wife.
Boston; Loo \‘i‘ood, Illeuiowu, l’a.; 5‘.
ll. Church. Seymour. (“ouu.; li. ..
l’iIIlpot, Auburn. N. Y.; .Iohn llcnry $18 to $30
lieli. New lirituiu; t‘. H. liugguNew .:,
”“Wi "- “- “““vdv L0“""”"v 1‘“ "I An excellent selection of PECK CLOTHES, rightly priced, $12.00
Thomas Ileurds. lloiyoke. “ I ll
Mahackemo—«V III. W. ‘rg u, . 1 _~ 3
Bridgeport: A. .lilppel, .l. II. Donne. , ‘° “8'00 i I N. 1
Fred ll. Collins. New York; lv‘rnnk
Madden, city: i. It. liullbull, Wilton;
folks will begin tomorrow and It be- .(leorge l. ltmvkwtvu itidgelleid; 'l‘hos
hooves the thrifty housewife to get
busy and read the bargains In his adv.
Prices are bound to be high this win-
ter and a stock should be laid in.
The New Haven Register says Miss
Mub‘ci Weston. of South Norwulk, was
one of the servers at the wedding run
ceptlou of Miss Anna Belle (lrifiiu and
George Clinton Clark, of New lirltluiu,
in Southington. yesterday afternoon.
-‘~—lIltIsh Eels, ‘li'lc lb. ill New York
Market. . -
in the City Court, In Dunbuli yester-
day. Frank Clonl, tiIII. Norwnik man,
who went into Marlowe Brolhcrs' sn-
loon. on White street. yesterday ulter-
noon and stole II bottle of whiskey, was
fined one dollar and coals and being
unable to paid up was committed to
Jail. . Ill“
Specialists .9 going back to un-
lurs's tamed us being theI best.
liollistcr' s mucky Mountain Top has
been ~patures best remedies for thirty
years Recommended and used by
specialists. 85‘ cents, Tea or ’i‘ab-
ieis.» Piulsled’s Drug Store.
Trinity Blanch. Girls' Fro-lolly SIP.“
clcty. will meet in the guild room this
evening at '1: 45. This will be the last
meeting prime the fair and entertain-
mom to be held October 30th. and cv~
cry ulcmbor Is tequcstcd to be present
Jul? to bling her contribution to the
a .
All persons residing In the town of
ivory/aux liable to pay tastes are null-
fled to return to tho assessols on or
before ths«.ilrst any of November a
J Bridgeport: 'l‘.
McNeruoy, Hartford: S. (itcensleiu,
W. Mnllov. Hartford.
Newark; ii. iii. Lewis.
New York;
Fred
J. A. Crime.
Boston; II‘. M. ibIsul, Jr.,
Dr. Sorgi i’aresl. Stamford;
lieck, P. Nullciulo, 'l‘. Lurkey.
York; John lirynut, llunbury; Percy
liumpllrics, Ridgeflcld.
4—
WALLINGS OWORKED WIHM
5358.
William English Walling and his
wife. Anna Strunsky, who did not
change her name when she lilili‘ilt’dl
Mr Walling. both of whom were nI'-'
rested and later released In St. Peters
burg. have done mur h work for the so
clnlist propaganda In this country in
conjunction with Mr. and Mrs. .l G.
Phelps Blokes, whose home has been
in Stamford for the. past few yours.’
Mrs. Blokes have been v;
Both Mr. and
away this week, but at their house It
was said that they had worked ill con
Junction with the young couple whom _‘
the Russian police had taken into our“
tody. Mr, Walling. like Mr
socialist.
site In only about 26 years old. u.
NT an NM. or vsssstsfi
“EOE N. Oct. 24,-—'I‘ a Club ”
UEENET
softa Line steamer Lusitania, on ch left
New York Comber'm for Livarpbol by
c ueenstown, was reported by ,
way 1’ Q Mead tween 4 v
i The" old do l iii grasshopper. mid
wireless telegraphy at B
ly minutes after noon today. I The dis
New ,
Spokeni is .
mi and is also called a milieu-x1
m y, Followers of socialism .
in this country are very familiar with c
the writings of Anna Btrunsky. who :_
has had a remarkable cursor. although ,
quality of material, perfection of work, economy of foul, beauty of design
k .
‘ Ellis and are ready to endorse these claims.
:,~v 'I ,
at In ..t
If your old range doesn't suit. try a HUB. v'l‘llc HUB is unsurpassed for
12-18 North- Main firs”.
way.
We desire our patrons to measure our entire establishment ' by this
Knit of specially selected yarns, finished with ex-
acting care in every detail, perfect in fit and procurable in a great variety of
shapes, weight and fabrics.
VESTS AND
UNIQN BUITS.
standard of excellence.
M,» ”new," we:
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERC.
ANTS .....
n .9
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’86 Washington Street
-..—...... ”...—...”... ...-..” -..- .. . .. L.
t. in.
‘ _, and finish. Many of your neighbors are using HUB RANGES and HEAT-
South Norwalk, Conn.
mu FINISHEDI
This brand of undisputed mcrltv‘is the best of Its kind, superior in every
.50c. 75c, 98c and $1. 25
. .. ......... , ~. ..... 98c, 81'. 50 and $2. 00
N E RYAN 8» CO
Sou
YOUNG MEN’S SUITS.
thing different from the ordinary products, will find in our distinctive
collection of STEIN-BLOCH CLOTHES, a style and pattern sure to
strike your fancy.
There are no other ready-to-wvur Clothes that have the style and
stand the test as well as STEIN-CLOCN‘GLOTHES.
You can save money by buying one of our NEW FALL DERBIES,
at $2.00 or $3.00. ' A
it
Fall Designs. Exclusive Patterns.
The young man who is really looking for smart clothes—some
was on mm as:
Willis H. Select
48 50 Wall Street, N orwalk
_Bncon nuns.
811115889 tununuun............
i ‘h‘reshkphop Beef
Boundateak.1sp
Shoulder Blank.
not tmtlyilptow (an ,
OLOTHING OF THE RIGHT CORT.
i-Hous. his.
LOOK IN oun wmndws.
SEE THE ERIGES.
I 'Jtllclobl leoco-Iotont'I-I.
lt'lollu-olifitluilo
WARD rinssfmt sessile"
mu...
1s:
141:
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WOOWMWOMWW
Lei Stalled; Clothe Yul i
. ten lives wctc lost.
angesalJHsetérS]
th Norwalli
written or printed list of all taxable
Ipmperty‘ owned by them on October 1.
1907 Those failing in do so will be
chdl'itéil n'v penalty of 10 per cant. do-
Iccldipgatn law v
THOSE DELICIOUS LEMON PIES.
'I’lilwhiudo Iinit ”nicks your mouth
wawrf: nrsusasiip made with no fuss
lag and. at. the least prohibitI «misuse
" WW ""‘I "mm‘mmu Maturation. 1‘ inn you've not to keep on walking
in put up Iirr. air-tight bookings» and if you haven’t not the We“, 3,,
can Milo right proportions of the ,, .. , ....w am” too am
Milt ingrxdles'ls . lottery package , .'.....LL............‘.‘...... I
posted an emulsified under the «no... his many new designs in
Jiurenfood W- DOM hesitate. Try, Christmas ribbons this season. and
t today on than tell your friends. At some of them “a ”my being dJs-
grocers. til cents. ‘playsd on the ribbon liters...
tance of the vessel from the point man
tinned was not ascertained.
Moro-nus wn-nodr Lason.
“The world goes on improving
AMI wondornus rapid pace
The minor ears keep mail"!
And the lacomntlven race.
hit/cry day finds genius talking
01' some swift and strange device
idrougbt area most iorzottsn In tth, ‘ . ex.. Cot. lat—IA
.prospcroug Kansas of today: although :dispntcll from Santa Cruz Men. says:
.11 ’citizt-n to! Coach, marl Chambusg. Because two hundred of lhelr county-
mill' not yet forgotten a hard timed»; nu were detained on board by the
Ancient cathedral and Taylor Con-
turles Ola Thrown Down.
ROME. Oct. 24.I-'i‘he earth shocks
which were felt throughout Calubrla
yesterday caused considerable damage.
destroying two villages, but so far only
it was raining in
much suffering
torrents. causing
among homeless people.
The Cuthedtal at Tom; at Gornce|
was down down, as was an ancient
tower, which had withstood earth-
Ililttkes for centuries past.
‘ v'l‘liete lent one letter in a hundred
that has any sense or purpose in It, yet
postman all over the country are heav-
ily burdened with them
“I Do you’ believe In Quality? Oi
course you do. Sometimes you re
tempted to econpmise but you
generally learn that Quality
, pays best We have found after
years of study that “Good
Goods" make steady patrons~
that Quality Is the strongest
force In building up a business.
' if you'va been buying your
clothes of some unkno’Wn and
unreliable make in order to save
a dollar on the price of a suit.
you'le making a mistake. You
will find that clothes of .
Millionaires
Mums WWW
ate 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 lot-
est fall styles.
”......
Open Monday, WEDNESDAY
.Saturday Evenings.
Jusephllaus.
'l‘allor‘, Clothier. Hatter. Furnisher.
85 Washington $.80. Nompfl.
and
ii
..-L....L. .....V Lev... -...
Wit-Men Wanted'
gt.v"‘l
\ nun
‘ “lil‘luuiih Tm \Iiiiill. ‘1‘? I“
Now is the time to learibd-he Auto-
IIIobIIe--busliless. Fall term starts
next Week. Good men earn $25.00 to
$40.00 per week. Positions open to
go South for the VI inter. Call and get
full particulars regarding our unlimit-
ed course.
o‘clock. ,
NEW"“’ENGLAND AUTO" SCHOOL.
' N
Cpcn evenings until 9
We’d like to hold you up for a min-
ute, lust for a short whisper.
We want to let you know that we
have the largest stock of heulln
siovcs in 'I‘IIcNorwulks, You will find
here stoves of all kinds and sizes.
firm:
lowdown
l34 Washington St.
lMPORTED
its
11:4,:
3"ng ln'i.t.,,‘2’ iii.
In Cake Sets, Cereal Sets, Berry
Bets. Chocolate Bots. Cup. Saucer and
' F neChIna.
. Pinto dots.
own-unu-
r We also have importedt Chitin. in We
Cups, Balwcrs, Dishes. etc.
imDOl'i/Ad Old English Blue Wars by
the set or single piece.
Crockery, Glassware. Iiouseiurnlsh-
lug Goods.
nun—mun
Wail Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
in order.
an...“
Ciilliilitllidieil} HE says: .“1 ‘as worn plantar Inspection department of this
min and discouragedrbyrcoug Ina night .port, It 0 of the Chinese who had just
. and M. Mud could’lhtd hastens! tibia been loaded made a Imuderous assault
soled or Kidd's New Discovery. .lt past night on use linguist slilp Wool I
look less than one Wild in complete Mid“ and hop cmw Mpg 1mm wore
ly cure me." The safest and most for seriously Injured in the n o and livel
liable cough and cold cure and lung may die. The Chinese mum have
and tlubut healer lever discovered. awapt all before them mnfnplhgume.
immunised by F 11- Baxter's urns ly nlu brought by u large min.- of led-
istore. . 590 Kind-- ‘100.’ Trial bottle ,erm troops mm gendmuncs.
“.360 ' ii . Wanna—um
‘ ' if a man doesn't marry his first iov
There is more or less charity in the my 9 slit to ml“ ii-wlikewiso gal.“
itcart'oi every mane-usually. less. mg ages, , . ,. _
L
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
nth g.
with give the s. C III. Creep Truth
4 Clamps. Ail: for; in ' .. v
......Jg
I. II. DECKER.
.{w 4.1 d
87 washipuion «rm.
'l'ol. 1;an omit Normal.
WeI vo got to
that you're making a good investment.
Full Sized Grey Cotton Blankets, colored borders, good weight. ..
Good Quality White Cotton Blankets, heavy fleece .
Extra Value In Grey and White Blankets, beautiful, fancy borders, at. no
114 White Blankets, henVy weight a bargain, at .81
11-4 Grey Blankets, colored barriers, extra Weight. at...
114 Grey Blankets, colored borders, extra weight, at , .............
11- 4 Grey Blankets, special, at
than for the soggy, ili- odored sorts
and elegant effects . ............
...
‘ now IS, 7"; 1"
Soul}? Nomam‘
Concerning- Blankets. ,
or five lots of bian hats to tell you aboutmgood blankets _
with “leni” woo in them Blankets that will give years of honest wear:
‘ blankets with warmth in them. ,When you buy such bed-covering you, feel»;
. l. ,
50°" 9
. no
u.n--ou-I.-.Iou-
- .................. solicit
114 White, bancy, Colored Border Blankets, good assortment
Better grade in All Wool and Austral inn Best Quality Wool Blankets
dainty pink, blue and red borders, prices range from
Cbmfortable COmfo‘rts.
Covered with silky-looking sateens filled with the finest, putost. whitest
cotton, light fluffy and warm, and you pay only a mere trifle more for these
$3.00 to
............................
Sateen Covered Comfortablcs, heavy weight, best quality white cotton
filling, Oriental patterns ........... . ...... . . . . .. ...... . . . . . . . ..
Merrill Easiness Colleges
are educating . ..
Hundreds of Young People
To meet the idemlJrhI‘d“ for competent .
e; 81).
Day and imam Sessions.
s To sum *
.vM. A. MERRILL, Prin.
'Sta’rnt‘ord
a mo. SUPPLY ‘or
Ammunition In All Loads,
' AND A New AND couplers LINE OF
Double and Single? Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Goats. Trousers. Leg- ‘
gins. and Gun Cases
Guns Repaired
isliv‘.
bills. buy a pair of our
ll .75
FLYNN
-w...»
90 washington Street.
The Paris Clock
.33 SOUTH MAIN 0
89 MAIN STREET. NDNWALK,
...-...”...
""l’he Store of Quality
dollars, if you want to buy a good shoe for tile
“Never Rios" at $l. I5 and
and Rented
are
RYAN.
SHOE DIST [BUTORS
Phone
to Suit” House,
80. NORWALK '
UNPREOEDENTED OFFERING IN ”asyl‘l'fls. COATS. SKIRTC, WAIOTG
5850
Extra Heavy Full Size Comfortables, at .......................... 1.00
Fancy Silkoline Covered Comfortubies, white cotton filled, full size, at. $1.39,'
Fancy Brocaded Silkoiine Coveted Co mfortabies, white cotton filled. .C‘l’m?
Beautiful Persian Pattern Slikollne C overed Comfortabies, sanitary fill.- .v
ing, at .................................................... . .. $2.00
Extra Heavy Quilted Sateen Covered Comfortables, full size ..... ...
Fancy Saten Covered Comfortables, sanitary white cotton filled, rich
ms
83- 85 Washington Sit, So. N orwalk
Headquarfers for Spar-i Ina Goods In General. .
Norwalk Hal ,0
ml
Hold up in comparison with A'ettdiIand every offering this season. here
$7.98 to $24.98.
“98 up p.
to $10 .00.
out. First is boat
girlish Petticoats from Oils to 51.90.
We alter m- of charge.
as sou-m MAIN cranial“. sou-rd
FOR SALE
Hit
;
d
--iit my gear.
North Main Strut.
J.“ selvwi‘sos L. ev‘w‘wii biI
The Panda was? "
furnished for all vehicles. , -
or at any other store, this is beyond doubt the very best value of all. .
Ledlu’ and Mines Suits. in all shades and fabrics. They are splendid
bargains if you need a Suit 59.98, 81 1.93. $14.98, 019. 98,
Ladlu' Skirts in all materials and shades. ”2.98, $3.98. $4.98. It”,
Cali of Colored and Willie Wallis. 990.
All Wool Nun's Veillnp. with very nice embroidery, $1.98. ,
Children’s and Girlo' Goals, the biggest selection in town, from $2.98 up
it no Name and sunflower: cram. tile. ms, $1.98. lacs.
One Indian Motor. Cycle, good condition.
0119 rams Motor Cycle, just repaired from history.
one Oldsmobile Runabout. "
NEW scrim or sons. and awakens. .
Agent for Auburn Wagons; Evérltt’s Patent Dump Wagons ‘
, i
,v. a, , .v 5...
Ladies’ Long Coats In the newest plaids and mixtures. also black, mm
Film-Now in the time tosoioctyour Fur. before they are all picknd‘v
i.
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winery. armrest).
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