All the, new pig;
for wear.
gems...’ at 333331! M3
E. K. BANKS”
muncksuo Hem. ILOCK,
souru NORWALK.
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Will NEWS.
Mr. Dickens. of S‘ftiimfa‘rdf
Wednesday visitor in Norwalk.
Charles Howell is seriously ill of
typhoid fever at his home in Elizabeth
street.
——Caps, Caps. O'Brien.
Mrs. Fred Byxbee and Mrs. Henry
Hoffman Yare visiting filends in Brook-
l_yn. N.
Miss FYannie Mitchell is improvin
at her home in South Main street. a .-
ter a recent illness
-—Chopped ileef,12c. Buttery's.
Edward J. Themes, of Norwalk, took
a trip to the White Plains fair, yesth‘
day, in his automobile
Herman Beers, of Norv’alk was a
guest. of his niece, Mrs. Samuel Beers,
in Ridgetield. Saturday
—-—Butter Thins, Red Grahams and
So. Teas, 3 for 25c. F. D. Lawton & Co.
Attorney William A. Griffin, Jr., of
.this city, is in Greenwich, today, look-
ing after busineSs affairs.
Nehemiah Reynolds, well-known in
The Norwalks and vicinity, is seriously
ill at his home in Cannons.
‘ ~Dancing at Roton Point tomorrow
night.
Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order of
United American Mechanics, will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
Mrs. M. Friedlandcr, of 156 Main
street. has been entertaining Misses
Etta. Hoffman and Millie Spiegel, of
New York.
—-—Lamb Fore, 100. iluttery's.
Nathan Zlnner, of Washington
'street, was a visitor in New, York city
yesterday. His brother; Elias Zinuer,
is in Greenwich today.
Andrew Bloomquist again appeared
at the motor of the Westport trolley
car, this morning, after a recent illness
' t his East ,Norwalk home.
A fast base ball game is expected to-
orrow afternoon, at the Keenan
ounds when the West Ends, and the
1 Americans will cross bats.
.Msine Potatoes, 25c pk.
”10%
F.‘ D.
and Mrs. William H. Reed, who
een residing in Mrs. Amy l..
house in Bnyview: avenue.
ved to New York for the win-
Hazel the well known tobac-
r of Brooklyn. is staying
with Gen e Collin, of Holden avenue
Norwalk, hile traveling through this
section._, , ,
-Umbre s 8: Yacht Caps. O'Brien,
Miss Kit e. Williams. of the Sayre
Hospital, M at Vernon, is in town to
spend Sunda with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Che ies M. Williams. of Mer—
win street.
Miss Ruth 'll eadwcll, of Lyon's
Plains has elite ed the Norwalk high
school and will ake her home for the
winter with her nut, Mis. R. H Fitch.
in Wilton.
-—All over Fair eld County,
0n the streelts or in the cars,
Everybody lov s the fragrance
of Shechan's "l‘OMllOY Cigars.
Mrs. Henry S. [.0 ltwood and daugh
ter Hazel returned last evening it
their home in'Elmw ed avenue from
a stay of scrotal week? at Lake Placid
New Yolk. .
F. S. Weed, of Bridgiort, has taken
charge of. George Geist meat market
in Railroad avenue, su ceeding Mr.
Davis. who has been (re sterred to the
rket in Darien.
~—P‘ot Roast. no bone lilo. lluttery' s
The South Norwalk ltulian Dramat
ic Association is plauning't e have an
entertainment and smoker,\ unday nt-
ternoon and evening, at %luittner’s
Hallrln Railroad avenue.
(Joseph McGill, of Wood avenue.
Bridgeport is spending a few dnvs
with his sister, Miss Bessie McGiil,
who is a school teacher in Norwalk.
where she lives withgher mother. \
‘—-,_Nevw, Mackerel loo es..F.D.L.. & Co.
' Mrs. Ormond D. Kimball is to move
the first of October, from the A. J. Hut
chinson place, in High street to the
house of M13. A. A. Graham. at the
corner of West and ngh streets Mrs.
Graham intends to live in New york.
' —8ATURDAY‘B. SPECIALS.
Erime Rib Roast ........ ....12-14c lb.
Blade Rib Roast . . .‘ ............ 10c lb.
Lean Pot Roast .......... 10 to its lb.
Fresh or Corned Plate Beef ...... 6c lb.
Roast Pork .................... 16c lb.
Spring Lamb Legs ............. 18c in
Stock. or Route.
Porterhouse . ._ .............. 18c lb.
Sirloin or Round . ........... ’...1I3c in .
Hamburg 2 lbs., 25c
“Everything else in proportion.
, PUBL MARKET
,5 ~ “'7" 321‘, 9‘ NW.“-
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\2 mousse.- 50.1Nmak.
HURHmm. tolli- m.
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Edw. W. Kelley; Jr.
DRUOG 8T.
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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Meat specials will be found in the
£111.01 J. W. Dodge, _,
-—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria. .
Read the advantages of the R a G
Corset in the adv of N. E. Ryan &
Co.
—C. & K. Hats. ,O'Brien.
R. H. Golden had the misfortune to
lose two vellum maps of Bell island
recently.
——Shoulder Steak, 10c. Buttery‘s.
William Payne mid Bryan Silk. of
Norwalk, drove to the- Greenfield Hill
Fair yesterday.
—l)llllclllg at Roton Point tomorrow
night. .
Before purchasing your groceries
wines, liquors. etc... read the A. F.
Backmnn & Co., adv. .
—-Nc\v Mackerel 100 cu. FILL. & Co
Dr. W. B. iiurnell. of Wall street
Norwalk, has recently purchased 1.
fine horse and carriage.
——llrown Dcrbies. O'Brien.
Thomas Vill‘SOl‘i, of West avenue
Norwulk, is able to be out after a ser
ious illness at his home.
—-—l)ancing at ltoton Point tomorrow
night.
Fall suit. time is here and The Prlct
Clothing Company is ready to serve
you. The ad. will interest. you. 0
Mr. Adams. of Mexico, is spending
a few days with Ted Van Doren at his
home in Maple street, Norwnlk,
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold II
regular meeting tonight. and will
serve a supper from ti to 7:30 o’clock.
——liound Stcak. 15c. liuttery's.
Attorney J. Holden Hurlbutt and
Ernest, C. Gregory. of Wall street
Norwalk, an1 in Wilton today on busi
nose,
The All Winnipnuk base bull tenu
expect. to get to Silvormine tomorrow
afternoon and play the team of tha‘
place.
——0. & K. Ilats. O'Brien.
Mrs, Hermon Funcher. of Westport
avenue, is able to get out a little caci
day after a recent operation for up
penditicis. ‘
Cockenoe Hnynmkcrs held a regulu
session last evening at the quarters
in Wall street Norwalk. Nothing 0
importance was done,
~Gran. Sugar 19 lbs. 5]. h‘.ll.i.. & Co
’A large class will be confirmed iI
St. Mary’s Church Sunday. October 1]
meetings of the class are being held
in pltptuation for it.
and Mrs Willis McDonald. oi
Brooklyn. N are spending a fen
days with Mr. and Mrs. ll. S. Selleek
of Maui... strcct, Norwalk.
Mr.
-Stops itching! instantly. Cure.
piles, eczema, salt rheum. tetter, itcb
hives, herpes, scabies—Dean's Oiut
ment. At any drug store.
Stylish, handsome, long-wearing
smooth-fitting, yet as pliant and easy
as your glove. To see menus to want
so was on
”Jinan 2) Egan
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Thon3 lies.
« . so Munitions Sinai.
'Tatlpnng TIOubles
are uhlrtlS we. thosei who patronize
our CUSTOM TAILORING PARLQR.
They choose from {131% extensive dis-
play of high grade reign and Do-
"mestlc Fabrics we. show, have their-
. measure taken and leave with conti-
deuce ..boru experience that they
will get a pgmpt delivery of gar-
fights that are perfect in style. dual
and worknian'ship andc ethe best
:;3 vs $1232.” gflorgj and: 65333 Show
t‘n
iLEdSlttirilt,‘
‘FAWOMILI. “1.0.1:: .2.
I NDAWRV ‘ P' Ill.
24 No. ”Mil?“ ‘ “tooth Norwolk.
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—Gran. Sugar 19 lbs'. 31. F.i).l.. & Co.
"« hO—Jr «I w, -
At whatever price you hava made up your mind to pay you will find
the Sideboard or Buffet Wye olferiuota little better than the best values
offered ,eisewhere., ,Dur stock too is .large enough. starting from the lowest
price tottha finest to suit any taste and any pocketbook.
You will effect a substantial savings“ you coma here tor Your furniture
«and house furnishings.
Sideboards, $12.00 up to $65; 00
,' Buiietts, $1 00 up to 8.45 .00
“C01 ms
’Funeral Directors and Enibalmers;
12-18 North Main Streak“ f South Norwalk, Conn.
Merrill NIGHT SCHOOL
" Opens October 1.1908.
A School foI llusy People.
Semi for Application lilank. llooks and Stationery Free.
M.A. MERRILL, Prln.
PORT CHESTER.
', SOUTH NORWALK. . STAMFORD,
’ “00“.:
E O. B. Jackson, 3
Optician. i
BVerything in 1the Optical Line. j
EYes Examined Free. 3
58 WALL STREET. ' PHONE 438. NORWALK. i
R 8. G Corsets
The advantage of wearing the proper corsetiis demonstrat-
ed by the woman whose gown fits and hangs well. Many of
the best dressed women you meet on Fifth Avenue have their
costumes fitted over corsets that are made right here in our
own city.
Why ruin a really beautiful gown by wearing a corset that
is‘ ‘just a corset." when such perfect fitting models as R & G
can be secured? These models are constructed by. real style
architects who have s and neither time nor money in perfect-
ing the new fall style: No need, therefore. to ”high prices
for imported corsets . an you’ican get such ekc‘elient styles
in the R & G at very I oderatc cost.
We Call Especial Attention to
Style A36 at ........................... $1.00
Style 828 at . ................................ $1.50
Styles F11 and F12 at , ........................ $3.00
Our corset section has models in R & G Corsets to suit any
figure. Let us fit you to a pair, ,
N. E Ryan 8 Co.
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‘ 86 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
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. The green house fixtures of the late after the business meeting of that
’eter Guigues have been purchased by night.
. Suessermann. dealer in second hand Amen . .
, 1: those who .Ittendui the .
unterials 0‘ that kind 0' NcwnIk, N Greenfield Fair, yesterday fr‘om The
l.. and they me being moved own to
lay. .
—-Prime Rib Roast. iZtéc. lluttcry's.
Town Committee Francis ll.
Leonard stated this morning that in all
irohobilltlcs the Republican caucus
'or the nomination of town officers
will be held Thursday evening in the
t‘own Assembly Hall.
The Nutmeg Club held a meeting
ast evening at Its quarters at the co-
mi of Main and Wall street, an
nany matters 01.. business were trait;
.acted. Changes wele made in the
Norwalks was Dr. C. G. Bohannan. Ed-
ward Morehouse. William Odell. .lr..
Jack Hyatt. Edward German. ' Fred
ll‘airchlid, and Mr. Slpperley, Robert
Trl‘strnui, 1.. C. Green. -
-—17ucedu lllscuit tc. F.l).l.. Kc Co.
The board of registrars for the city
of South Norwalk will hold a public
session at the town court room, in
Havlland stieet, on Wednesday, Sep
tembei 30, from 2 until 6 o“'l0ck p.
m., to cotrect the voting . All
names to be added or erased from
said list must be handed to City Clerk
officers, and it was voted to hold 5 gqseph R. Taylor on or before 6
smoker October first, at the club room's lclock p. 111., Monday, September 28.
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Tel. 655.: gw
Are arriving daily. ,Everythingnew, everything bright, every-
thingri‘ght. we invitecompariso‘n in every department.
Rich’s-Fruit Cake, Chase «81 Sanborn’: Teas "ti’i Coffees,
Fancy Cream Butter, fresh {pom the creameries, home garden
products, fresh laid Eggs. f ,' ,, ; _ - - .
.
.
We invite 'you to call. We will be here. Telephone 655-2.
We are on this end. Write your wants on a postal—any way
' you please), We want, your t ade and will try hard to de-
.. ' " it, t i ..
" r'hnrch ‘ ‘7 Miller,
3': "T5 "a“ LEAPING Sitcoms!
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- them Gniei§£
‘ interest you. ‘They' will sell ybu en
3will be cheerfully ekchangcd.
"lect your wants in clothing. hnt
furch the rush of trade corncs later.
As our {all line of clothing is now complete we would advise you to come in at once and sc—
5 and shoes.
'thcrc is nothing gained by your waiting until cold weather to make your purchases.
‘lhavc a more complete line to select from now. and we will be able to give you better service than
‘ Remember. our clothingis made in clean workshops by
first-class tailors and bears the UNION LABEL. Anything you buy here that is unsatisfactory
a
As you do not need any rOady money to buy here,
Open
Account .
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You will
count.
,trustworthy
. Made of all
Women’s Clothing
How can I dress neatly for a small weekly outlay?
I Come to us, the most reliable credit concern in The
Norwalke, and open an ac-
If you are honest and
what you want and we will
charge it to your account;
then you pay us weekly.
New Fall Suits
serges, worsteds, chevtots, in
competitors.
honest and
you can select
cash with us.
wool broadcloths,
Men’s Clothing;
A Fall showing of men‘s high grade clothlft'g that
far surpasses anything ever shown by any of our
Any man who is
trustworthy
come here and open an account.
purchase what he wants, and
we will charge it to him.
man's crcd‘lt is just as good as
New. Fall Suits
For men, in all the,iatest styles
can
A
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So. Norwalk
the latest styles, satin and and shades, cut right and made
taffeta lined, in browns.
blues. greens and blacks, right, a most£complete line to
from choose from,
8 0_ tQ $35 $10M}
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”Twin“...
Scene from “The won."
If you‘are interested in sheet music
rend Briggermnu‘s adv. . .
Frank Haskell Densler is visiting
with Frank Lauder, of 5 Seymour
1 street.
E. B. Densier and wife are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wilcox, of
2 Arch sticet, Norwulk. i
Robeit Stevenson of Nonnlk has
resigned his position in the St. George.
‘ Pulp and Paper Company plant
-—-Portcr..oust Steak, 18‘c. lluttery's.
Blankets and comfortables will soon i
be in cidei Tristram and. Hyatt are
advertising some today ‘BetteI read
. the adv.
t
.lf you are in .need of fall clothing
and havent the money to purchase
wBre’nnaIl’s adv. still
the easy payment plan.
The Union Sewtug School has mov-
ed from the rooms of the Rescue Mis-
sion. Washington street brid , to their
3.3L Washington Stréét South Norwalk‘ ~
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present address, 266 East a enue near
Cottage street. East Norwalk. The
members are all requested to be pre
sent Saturday afternoon to receive
' tickets for the ice cream social, to be
held the following Saturday. The un-‘
lon desires to thank the public for
their response for help in this Work,
and there are many calls now for
winter clothing for children, and as
we make every thing to fit there is
nothing wasted,
. Orchard street.
Antoni Cnrbone and party autoed to
the White Plains fair, yesterday:
Mrs Newman. of Orchard street, has
iec ently moved to South Neiwulk.
MIs. Emma Muckridge is buying
her home in Merwin street reshingled
and repaired.
.‘Waltei Hendricks, of
drove an automobile party
White Plains fair, yesterday ..
The continuation classes 0 of, .St.
MIIIy' s ( liui‘t'h will meet this afternoon
for the last time, at 4 o clock
Robert F. Leiee, a student of the
liarstrom school, expects to leave next
neck for his home in New York city.
——Soft and Crush Hats. OBrieii.
Division No. 1, A. 0. H held a reg-
ulal business meeting. last evening, at
the qusiters in Wall street, Nothing
of special importance was done.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Buttery is threatened with an at-
tack of scatter. fever of his home in
Dr. William J. Tm
cey is in attendance.
A surprise party was held last eve
him: on Miss Fannie Wigglesworth.
at her home in Winnlpauk. b
50 of her friends. Althoug taken
completely by surprised Miss Wiggles-
worth pioved herself to be an ideal
hostess. The evening was giVen up to
vniious games and sports. and a fine
spread of refreshments were served
in the latter part.
Norwulk.
to, the
about,
' field for renomluatton.
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Pfll’lllilt AlllJSlililliS
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AT MUSIC HALL. ‘
‘ An.cxcellent vaudeville bill was
piesentcd at Music Hall, last night
and theie was not a dull moment from
the rise to the fall of the curtain.
Manning and Ford two of the neatest
wooden shoe dancers. Iecelved several.
encorcs. Dorothy Dahl, assisted by,
Sam C. Mendel ,‘appeaied in a new.
comedletta.. which was thoroughly All
preciatcd by the audience. as was the
songs by Miss Dani. Cari Stumpf' in
new illustrated songs was excellent.
The Misses Booth and Hicks seabed
several encores. Kay and Kay. follow-
ed by the pictures were last but not:
least and the applause of the audience *4
attested to thcir,suecess. The same.
bill will be repeated tonight and to-
morrow night. ,
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. The“ adjourned meeting of the Gounv
try Club, instead of being held to
night has been deferred until next
Wednesday night at the South N01“
walk Club.
Friends of General Russell Frolit.
are prominently. mentioning his, name
for the Republican nomination for non-
resentative in the legislature A boom
has also been launched for Attorney
George H. Vosburgh. and Represent»
tive Frederick H. Quintnrd is in the
Norwalk Chronicler