i
.ms
A colonists umrtinont It! 3'0“
cloths. Brilliantinos. Sargon. Valium.
Venetian, Henriettas. Charleml’ru
hills and Grant Cloth, in colors and
black. as
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCKI
400T" NORWALK.
LIIIIIIT News NIII cs
m
Miss Nina some, of Net-walk, spout
Sunday in Bonthport.
W
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton has returned to
her home in: Weston, aftot a visit in_'
South Norwalk.
Wei; leaves on the rails 'interfero
with the stopping of the trolley. cars.
on down grades.
Mrs. Elouise Vibbard, of Southport, ‘1
spent Sunday in South Norwalk with
Mrs. Belle Gregory.
The apple crop is quite large in some
sections about here and the fruit. is
selling at reasonable prices.
The older mm is kept busy these
days grinding up the large quantities
ff apples brought there for older mak-
ng.
The Norwalk Yacht Club will be
closed for the season next Thursday.
All the boats have left their quarters
until next spring.
The First Methodist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will hold a regular
meeting with Mrs. W. B Beam in West
avenue, Friday evening.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
relieve backache. weak kidneys, and
inflammation of the bladder
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy,
A month‘s mind requiem mass for
the late Patrick O'Neil will be cele-
brated tomorrow morning at 8 o‘clock,
at St. Mary's Church. .
,.... - 3
Walter E, Gould, ticket clerk and
telegrapher at the east-bound station
in South Norwalk. has changed from
the night to the day trick.
Miss Elma Wicks, who has been the,
guest of Miss Mary E. Smith, of Bay-
vlew avenue. returned ' today to her
home in Huntington, bong island.
Mrs. Charles F. Hallock and 'her;
granddaughter, Miss Elizabeth Steve
cos, of Quiniard ayenne, have gone to
Washington. D. C.. where they will be
the guests or Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
.B. Hallock. _
i W
—Dr. Dick's cures malarit >
Ethel L. Hegeman of Bridgeport,
accompanied by her father. Charles
Hegoman. of South Norwalk, spent
Sunday in New Haven, with Cramer
C. Hegeman at Divinity Hail, Yale
University.
Thursday night is Hallowe‘en and
the youngsters of the town are anx-
iously awaiting its advent, in order
that they may play the usual pranks.
There will also he a number of social
events around the‘town in honor oi
the event.
The Dnnbury train. due III South
Norwalk at 6:60 o'clock. was delayed
bore for several minutes this morning
on account of a hot journal, and the
New Haven and New York train toi-
iowing was also held up about five
minutes on the Washington street
bridge by thoaccideni.
local market men say that It Is our-
ly yet to talk about what to out. on
Thanksgiving Day and they haven’t
much informatioa about the supply or
the pI-obableprice of turkoys. but the
prospect is that the supply will not be
large although the price will make up
for that deficiency.
Blackheads, blotches and pimples
are caused by the improper action of
the bowels. Hollisier'a Rocky Moun-
tain Ten regulates the bowels. makes
your complexion clear and beautiful,
give you that healthy look. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. Pluisied'u Drug Store
The semi-annual meeting
State Visiting Nuruo asociatiou will
be held at Assembly all (‘hurch of
the Redeemer, Wednesday at 2: 30 p.
III. Papers will be read, giving an ac-
count of the Mailing nurse work
throughout the state. The residence of
the Hartford visiting nurses, No, 62
Spring atroot, wiii‘be open to visitors
from, i in ii p. m. ’
oi the
An order soul. out byI-tho postmaster-
ganeral. under date of Octobor 24.
states that. from that date purchasers
of stumped envelopes will be required
to make an advance deposit with the
postmaster only for the coat of the
envelopes and the printing, the stump
value not to ho pain until the receipt
of the is plopvu. Under the former
rule a t-asnidcpouil oi the total value
on envelopes and stamps was required.
thereby making large advance depot»
its necessary.
witch! ltohl ltchl~Bcratchl Scrat-
chl Scratch! Tho‘moro you scratch
thoifiorae the itch‘. 'i‘rv Dana's Oint-
moot. it cures piles. oceanic. any
akin itching. tall draggisi soil It. "
.» whim—rum..-
“The eleventh annual meeting at the
Fairtiold County branch of the (loud
nooiicut Toacbera‘ Annuity tluiIIi was
bold tilt at n. «Immunity. iii the
Bridgeport High fichml. resulting in
the eientltm; or oillcorh for tits tannin
log year no follow: Chairman and
truths mfor two bars. Sibsco Stevens, ‘
orbit II rotary, Grace V. Van
Wick. of gonort: financial colloc-
icrs. may” Brown. of Emmi tot-d.
Augusta Vitamin. of Daniili’ry, and ii. P.
William or Bridgeport.
Sold by
" I atioit'.
in an -_aaooilont remedy for a
cough. Believes In a short I
I. ;«
time and is perfectly harmless. ‘
.« . iii .. - . . .
25.; about...
iii. Ii. «Kaila II
Drugglot. .2 .
church Main at. ‘ Tot. ate-s. ~
}.
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. M... .mm» w..- .-. ._ t o
_.. M» _. .v- .. _....___. a.
Take a look at the new tall urn-:3
vale at Joseph Davis'.
The month's and clearance sale is im
progress at A. Dickcrman and Son’s
Read the ad. for a list of specials.
i
Uncas Tribe, improved Ordei of Red
Men will hold a regular meeting this
eyeni‘ng at the hall in Washington
s ree
FrederickC. Hebbard, of NOIwalk
has recently taken a position in the
once of the Crolut and Knapp Hat
Company
Charles E. Lockwood has been enteri-
merly the managei of ii Germain &
‘Company. I
walk Congregational Church Will hold
at the chapel.
Frank C. Van Scoy,
played with F‘Iint‘s
drummer
Orchestra,
with Clunes Orchestra;
is now
returned to their home In Nonalki
Misses Smith, of Ann street ;
Wednesday. October 3th you can.
at a cream pitcher free at the Dale
Pacific Tea Company. Read their a ,
formerly a member of the 'flrm of Don:
a straw hat factory in Massachusetts:
A very old lady was grandma Jones, ,
She had passed her four-score and
three,
And had no aches or pains in her‘
bones,
For' she drank Hollister' 3 Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Piaisted‘ a Drug Store.
called cheap kind. The adv. will give:
you prices.
Frederick Steel), a Norwalk mun.
Captain Thomas llunt on It clIIutgo of
intoxication. ludgo
thirty days this morning.
lug. Norwalk was visited by a serie
of electrical showers so severe than
they rivaled those of mid-summer. No‘
serious damage has been
though there ware a number or bolt
a! lightning.
lioters Rocky Mountain Tea has bee
nature's best remedy for thirty years
lainlng R H E’ngle. of New York for .
The senior department of the Nor-I ‘
a Haliowe’ on social tomorrow evening .
who formerly T
which plays at Hoyt’s Theatre .é.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto M. Harter liavei:
Ohio. after a few days visit with the},
Grovcry specials in .loseloffs ad. 3}
. Lloyd E. Dennis."of South Norwalk.‘ ‘
his a Blanchard, is now employed “It.
There is a marked distinction be-».
tween the clothing you get at the COD)“g .
right. Clothing Company and the so- .
Was placed untim zurest last night byt- .
Lockwood said :
During the early hours of this morni 3‘
j ,
reported. .
Specialists are going back to nu I; .
. tures remedies as being the best. Hol .
Recommended and used by specialists .
35 cents Tea or Tablets. Plulsled'
Drug Store.
Burlington ScIIuIr a celebrated on
turaiiat will deliver an address Thurs
bcbiirr will take for his topic"the Wu
0! a Naturalist "
A CRIMINAL ATTACK
on an inoirensiva citlhen is [readout]
made in that apparently useless iittl
tube called the “appendix."
rally the result. or
fbilobiin‘i l
Kings ow Life Pills regulate in
liver. a Not pondicitls, and eats
lisb regular habits ot the bowels. all
at dill! .Baxter' a drug store.
CIR'TIFICA I8 FILED.
The O. J. *Rbdt
Iliad a certificate of ncoi‘porittion iI
the billed at the were ry bi nth that
yesterday for main titanium o
‘IiIII'all hurdvvare rat out oriiod ca:
Ital is 850,000 and tho incorporate
are John T. Chiduey. William iii. Boa
sinus and. lilptiphmliituu Peck. Th
company is formed to continue th
business formerly conducted by Mr
,iioot, who was kiiiied with billet“ moth
thorn of his lanai y in an summon“
accidont near Ashley Falls. Mass.
Articles of connotation have has
men by the at. Joseph Slavonic no
man Catholic House of the city o
Anaoliin. incorporated. ,
.
protracted conatl
Min-Wm
OUT OF OIGH'I‘.
"Out at III t, our of mind. " III on oi
shying ivhi it applies with sheets
force to a sore, burn or around that'
933's treated with Backlash Ara
intense. Piles ton and on hilhfiiiii
appear under its halting hashes
Guaranteed by i". ll. pastas, cranial
In.
day evening at the Overlook Selleck ‘
Military Academy In East Avenue Mr ~.
We gen 2
or topper. Dr
MENTOR: 0031.20 oli‘dvioos 33313.3
invaded Milli. that Mario “Ditties
ompauy or liristol
Ive there last night on her that apt
{IGIII'HIIOOI
tho meditative, What?!
It’s out at with! and out at” ax am in
i
. m.
if your old range doesn’t suit, try a HUB. Th'o HUBisunsurpassod for
quality of material, perfection of work economy of foul beauty of design
‘ FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERC.
12-18 North Mill! Street. . .- , .1” ., ' '
hlmilllds and Nassau
with your approval.
meat is best.
Kimonas and Dressing Sacques.
Ldiig‘ Kimonas . . .3.‘ . . . . $198 to 67:50‘
Eiderdown Bath Robes ..... . . . . . . . . . .. 3.3.50
RYAN 8v, 0.
52.3. . . . ”.33. 98010 $1.50
.s..u~ unnu-
zEx‘clnsivenwesg:
You wiil find In outI Suite and Overcoats for Young Men exclusive
kink- in tailoring, cxciusi e patterns and fabrics and withai an indes-
cribabk air of madness . no oxciuolvoneu that it will be impoulblo
to get unless you go to the high-priced custom tailor.
The-II clothes are made to our special order by this country's fore-
most wholesale tailors.
WE OUT THE EXCLUSIVE TAILORSI' PRICES IN HALF AND
GIVE YOU oooos THAT ARE Jusr As SATISFACTORY.
Saving price: on new Suits and Overcoato.
JACKET SWEATERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
LATE STYLES IN HATS AND CAPS.
SMART shown NECKWEAR. . ’ 4 . .
,..
i N 8d
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT CORT.
48- 50 Wall Street. Norwalk.
: racks, 171a
LOOK In one wmnowe.
l mums
GEE TEE PRICES
pawn Isa?
'SIIIBN'O Inna-un- “'IIDI‘IO§III"""I"'ll 1“
Frost: Chop Beet ,i 12..
BOUDO‘I bmkI-nIv”In.con-u-uonnou-Hn I“;(
Bh0u1d* “FORK nu“!-.WDHI-ni'uuqy-IQ-u.T
”Re“. My Ye“0w Oni'BonBa O‘QIOO'OD.IIOICO”‘Q ’50'Q
. .5 v
“mag .18
i‘
5on
Engineers iirutly Piano-ii, With
It a great. hit at the bullies Til alt-I Nw Tyne; .
rlump {“336 “it
Me It i'
this audibi‘n do?”
Her main
maggot momontew shag:
& the engines readily i‘ellDDlld to
Jeannie 'the anvil hour. There
c
161‘, ‘iii‘ttlnea of’ f’tvrotli diva years ago
iii!
’6' I‘m; at
a data
insect twin“ coastal nobilitqu‘
was Iohiid ran the. are area ”'1‘
ya out. Guaranteed
yI . Mr and hides
it Baum. dragging;
a a raised!
‘ like.1v but. W
as gar all trait;
dsidemblnov ,
no iii tom idly ti‘ andiiu
freight trains oi: any
railroad.
“rho di‘aler soinsilnios'eittendi tho
W
. The saddest Infidelity to being {alibi
' triad has, is a What sum loss to the lion we know. ,
*Boutli NertlIk, Conn.
,; N083
Our new Fall stock of these garments was chosen with idgas
as to their comfort, durability, style and fit, and are sure to meet
Make your selections now while the assert-
iiuinoma .w..o i. .: Hill the now‘
paginos oi atho “Mitotic twain Paoliiol
on It bdui'trihoitt *utato that that?
on ijiidt boils Institution they ever Ila ‘
The mechanism in easilyihlitillltid lot '
b are lilto' girdle when placed
braids“ obit I-Ioniltil meal: with
low of these old engines tire still In
filimkillilhv but are but little used
' i as; new Haven railroad trains.
on work trains and the
hair: aye oi hauling has
It trains are panel!
ass big moo es. which not b can.
than each. Ivl I have
the heaviest
lvision of the
J, ligu'rcs. based upon th number of bills
" ”or divorce tilled in the circuit and su-
' ayrI‘IIn scum of Willlmantlo, Accus
i’olirl panel of tolesman was in the
. liclties, as aired in the Cook County
. o 'clock.
‘ , Wed like to hold you till for a min-
ed of the Murder of His Wife.
wtmuuaurrc. Oct. at). «‘UnuauaI '
interest is manlyoatod In the trial oi; 5
Najeeb Birbario, the Syrian peddlor, ‘
who is accused of murdering his wife .
line over a year ago The Mini .
nod in ethe“ Superior Court today
‘ Judge Joel Hi Read it is the
_ . urdot‘ trial in this city in fli-
thh' eats, the famous Daley case
being the last one heard here.“ A’ spe-
oourtroom when the. case opened and
the work of selecting the tWolve men
who tile to hear the evidence in the
case probably will take up at least a
tiny.
iIbaIic disappeared after the dead
be of his wife Was found in than
home on October 12 I906 and he was
later found in the town of Bolton. He
claimed that he did not know that his
Wife ‘was dead. Some months later
'he was adjudged insane and sent to
the state insane asylum in Norwich
and after staying a few weeks in that
institution he was discharged as cured
and brought back “to the county Jail.
It is alleged that the peddler gave
his wife catholic acid (it!!! that his
motive in killing her wailr‘to collect
her insurance policy of this. “
ILLINOIS DIVORCE COURTO BUSY.
CHICAGO Oct. 29 ~Doihestlc Infe~
‘durts, have incroaéed at a startling
and in the past at weeks: Cold
peIior courts last week andwthe num
ber of maniage licenses Issued by the
county cleIk set forth that the some-
what etaitiing fact. that the proportion
or divorces granted in Cook County is
15 per cent of the mhrriage licenses
Issued. Records show that while Cu-
pid: last week made 634 persons happy;
the divorce courts directh a body
blow at the little god of love by grant-
ing to 96 persons decrees of separation
thus making the average a; little initial
than 15 per cent.
Now is the time to learh the AutoI
mobile business. Fall term starts
next week. Good men earn $25. 00 to
840.00 per w e.k Positions open t
go South for t a Winter Call and go.
full particulars regarding our unlimlt-I
ed course. Open evenings until a
NEW ENGLAND AUTO SCHOOL
29 We ‘ t, Norwalk.
.‘fi.--
i
ate. just for a short whisper.
We want to lot you know that wd
have the largest stock or heating"
stores in Tho Norwnlks. You will iind
hero stoves of all kinds and sizes.
m
.u i
“ i I. Anatolia it
thoj
i
the.
in-
I
' Sal's. Chocolate Slots. Cup, dancer on
IMrWashington St. I
. .. in i .
Ibrahim
H
in Oaks Bela, Carnal hots. Bart‘3
i
Plato Bots.
We also have tniporloii China, in 10
Clips. saucers, Dishes. etc.
imported Old English Blue Wars II
the set or single .pi one.
Inn-m
Crockery, Glassware, Housoi‘urnil
ing about
(Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
M
Window ah ha and Picture Punt
'n order it 95.1
Wu
O'Intractor for Painting and nose,
alibi "
”We in tho
‘ It: ' A!
“tilt "‘W'I‘H
‘ I
.-. gang. “he staunch“. .. .4...” -
j touts broken down insteps. ‘
90 Washington street.”
A veiy small proportion, be four.
are in allowing South Norwalk women the process of their
from the born to the head.
First, there is the horn, which is obtained from the steers of the western
plains.
Then it is sawed ready for pressing into sheets, which is done by
steaming the horn.
From the horn sheets blanks fot the pins are cut out. ‘
The square. Iough pins are then s tamped and cut out from the blanks-#-
two pins from each blank.
The pins are then rounded up. polished made perfectly smooth, so they
don't pull the hair, and find their way to the heads. ‘
The pins of which We show the mode of manufacture are the Bostonla 3
Bone Hairpins. and there are nonobetter made, and it is the very best
quality of Bostonia Bone Hairpins which are on counters
The Bootonia bone hairpins are made in shell and amber color. in var-
ious sizes and. shapes, and put up in packages of a dozen and six pins to a.
package according to the size. and so ld at‘a uniform price oi 25c a package.
oilico
Day and
“now Is at?
South Novena,
Ammumiaon.
Horn Hair Pin.
A good many women invariably use horn hairpins for the coiffurc. but“
110W many appreciate the mucosa of their production? ‘ “
Hundreds of Young People
To"inebt the demand for competent
Port Chester,
{a fans)! ‘50?va or
So Fancy Goods counters take plcw‘
chclopmsnt
I’
,.,|.
h.elp
ht Sessions.
‘lME TO START. '
Stamford ,
M. A. MERRILL, Prin.
1n All Leads,
AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF "
Double and Sirloin Guns and Rifles.
WateIpIOOI Hiillllllil Coats. Trousers Led-
gins. and Gun Cases
{Guns Repair d and healed
Headquarters for in link 13st In General,
I}
“The Store:
liorwaik Hardware 60.
I39 MAIN STREET. NORWJLKI.
of QuaIIty”
0. No II. Arch Taster) Supports
a
59¢?
FLYNN
A" toot roInioIt {In people wilt‘arc constantly on their feet. Pre- ,
The Paris Cloak {in Suit nod...
as worn MAIN In so. NORWALK .
uupaaccoenrao orrnameAmn “3%,
Hold up in comparison with each
, or at any other store. this is beyond Ii
Ladies’ and Mines outta. In all shades and tabrlcn.
; bargains it you need a dull. It as. It
badm' Cloris in all materials on
or.» to locat+
“”Mdiw Long Cuts In the newest
l u
his of Colored and White Waist»
All Wool Nun's Vetting, with very
clinician's and now but» the bi
out. First h M3
”it
link Moon-Mm
Me‘s
mwuimi
R d O ”sham “It deducing florists. M It 40, Nb”. no”: ‘ I, a , I
We alter in. at mm.
Tito
as work MAIN doubt. scorn
1 Oil: India; Motor Cyc
Tia” i nota- I393
Agent tor Auburn Warrant
as: thy
”Rub ‘
Iona-«Norris thumps tosolcct your Fur. bolero they are till ploltod
parts Cindi; & Cult House.
an: O nhiobiié am out.
haw scam er house All!) hammers.
pair.
“MafiugYAN, f:
‘ Rhona m. “‘7
WAIST.
and ovary offering this beacon, am
oubt the very best value of .
They are up undid
1.93. ‘14:“3' CID-93¢ ”4-08.
d tannin. ms. was, 34.», “at.
plaid: and nIiIIturaII, also black. from
lilo.
nice cmbmidom 01 In.
gaunt soiocttoa to town. from $2." «a
COATC, IKIRTB,
i
7.. ‘2 : .
NORWAK
stress, AIN aritf ‘
good! condition. . , 3 3
d," just repaired from factory.
Everett sPsiasv‘bump Watson
Norwalk Chronicler