.iiilv-wiii-tpfir
Wile new patterns for
5343' 'm 48”
iAnioligobiiiias find,. the country roads
do y. '
wed”;
It w‘ll some be time for the tooth-
some punnipkin pie and new cider.
Morris Joseloff. the Franklin avenue
grocer, is having his store and house
mpbinted.
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Edward J. Donfieiiy spent yesterday
with hlinold- friend, Andrew Hor,an in
New York city. '
Palestine Castle, Ancient Order of
Knights of the Mystic Chain. will hold
iln regular meeting next Monday even-
I. ,
Miss Margsret E. Daudin, of East
avenue, Norwalk, is visiting relatives
and friends in Brooklyn and Bay
' Ridge.
--flupper at Namath Bap. Church,
Tues. even from 0-8 o‘clock. Tickets,
25c, can be secured at If. A. Smiths.
M
Marcellus R. Bennett drove the Dor-
sey Brothers' horse, which took a
prize at the Greenfield Hill Country
Club fair this week.
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A regular Saturday night dance will
be held this evening. at the Norwnlk
Country Club. Speidel’s Orchestra, of
Bridgeport, will furnish music.
A stated convocation of Butler Chap-
ter, R. A. M., will be held at its rooms,
next Tuesday evening at 8 oclock.
The work will be the Mark degree.
’,-—Yacht and Golf Caps. OBrlen.
Deputy Grand Master, Charles F.‘
lie, of South Norwalk will pay a
it to St John Dodge A. F. and A.
'at their next meeting, October.
wax Malmo, of North‘Mnin street.
I Robert Malmo, of Panama who is
ting him for a few days. witnessed
”baseball games in New York city.
k and Charles Riley, who have
bee nilned to their homes in Main
stre , orwallt', for acute time with
typh ever, are now recovering, and
0 get cut a little each day
onderfiil durability of “Per-
. g‘"is‘th'b top surface of real
otter. making a wearproof,
nd sunproof roofing paper.
~ St. John 8: Keyser. ~
rainproo
For sale
The St. I -orge Paper and Pulp Com-
pany of S ith sireet Norwalk, are
busy unload - 3 another barge load of
pulp. It is e mated that them are at
least 8.600 t. I- of pulp in the huge
pilot; ‘:I ~' '
-Lawrence Gr 3-ory. who has been as
stating in the i-lty National Rank all
the summer tim will resign on Mon-
day and enjoy .3 0 days of vacation“
before~goiag bac to Yale on Wednes.
day. '~ .
‘ 'i‘he Bridge Resc e Mission will give
a free clam ch!) 1‘ tonight, at its
hath: No 170 Waa'ington street. to
which all are cord ily invited. No
collectiOn Everythi g free. Bring a
friend.
~80ft and Crush ts. O‘Brien.
Charles D. Cutbili, pr prietor of the
Danhury Model Fish M ket, who un-
derwent an operation to appendicitis
aif‘1iie south Norwalli pital Tues-
day. is recovering rapidl , and will
probably be able to retu to Dan
bury in two or' three weeks. Mr. Cut~
bill came to South N0i walk at Sun-
City in the best of health. Fro South;
rwalk he went to Bridgeport, wher
was taken suddenly and violed‘tl
BAH: immediately Istarted to’ retlir
hi3 tits home in nadbury. but was abl
iii get ho'farther than his father'
lame in South Norwalk, when an 0&3
oration became imperative. I“ His wile
who was at the lbiiie‘o‘f" her parents:
Mr. and Mrs. A arbllall, of Danbnryj
Was sent for, on was in South Nor-t
walk when the operation was per?
formed
'OXIOE QB lNC-I—WHAT l8 H"?
I it's the wear ng quality of the L.
. PAINT, while white lead is the
castle qualit him L. 8r. dd. PAINT;
waists an outside hf
8008er 831313011; for“? u3ss‘ abou
In.onas a. Dow, South Norwalk; until
barre. Ifltaplel Hdive. 00.. Norwalk; W3
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Thorough preparation for Col-
lege, Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced stall of
I . teachers gives individual atten-V
tion to each boy. An excellent ‘
department for younger boys.
‘ For catalogue address a
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A Day
The Trinity Men’s Club will hold a 3
regular meeting Monday evening.
Robert Onsteud, of New York city,
formerly well known in The Norwalks,
is spending a few davs with friends in
town
Anni-.0. time If ,, "“ I“ ‘A
At whatever piles 'yoii have In do
the gideboard or Buffet; We 0 or}
'offered elsewhere Our 0M 00 is
price to the finest to suit any taste and
and house furnishing},
wit“!
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12-338 Ninth M8333! $38.83.
Merrill
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Send for Application Illank
BOUTH NOBWALK.
58 WALL STREET.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. thlpiey, of i ' ‘ W3
enjoy
Yes-I
F‘nirfleld avenue, continue to
their vacation tiip thoroughly
terday they were at Great I'Ilaiiingtoiiu
Muss.
——C. & K. lists. OBrlen.
William A. Adams; of Chicago ac-
companied by his niece Miss Sadie
Paddock, of Black Earth, Wis. have
been the guests of Miss Louise it.
Mead, of Ely avenue. 3 ‘,
There were eight sales of real es- '
'tate in The Norwzilks last week with
mortgages amounting to $19,880.1I‘or
the first week in September last your ,
there were ten sales of propeity, and
mortgages of $34, 620.
St. John's Lodgc.A .F and A. M. of
Norwalk, will receive an official visit
on Thursday evening, October 1st.
front District Deputy Charles F. Mills,
of South Norwalk. A banquet will be
served on this occasion.
—All over Fairfieid County,
0n the streets or in the cars,
Everybody loves the fragrance
of Shoshan's TOMBOY Cigars.
The grounds about the new town
high school. building in West avenuq
, are steadily taking on a more hand-
some nppearnto. The proeity is being
leveled off, a lawn is being prepared,
and concrete walks are being laid
about the building.
‘Prof. William L. Burdick, Ph.D.,_:I
teacher of criminal law in Kansas Uri-3
iversity. at Lawrence, Kanhas, with
has been touring the Holy Land forL
several months has been the est 01'
his Sister-.inlnw Mrs. Stiifl . an-~
reuse, of Haviland street.“
long-wearing.
handsome,
smooth- fitting, ybt as pliant and easy
as your glove To see them is to want
Stylish,
aflin” it :3 "i 1‘,&
8%. 00 as s30 SA. 00?
SOLE AGENCY. ‘ I“
Elam 3) Russ
‘Mm A85
flamingos $qu
They choose from the extensive dis-
play of high grade Foreign and Do
Imestic‘ Fabrics we‘ show have 'tiidir
measure when, and leave with conti-
deuce bo'm‘p Ibr sisal-fence that they
wll3l t a ranges elivery of gar-
iit that are t in styi e. qual-
ity ahd‘ ‘workiha‘h‘ship and the best
value obtainable for the price. -'
We h vs O‘ISown tpgm a den show
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. Norwnlk Board of COuncilmen will be
lard and son Kenneth, of Norwalk, nrc
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own city.
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36 Washington Street,
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10,80 littlg bet¢e3r than the best values
argo enoi'igh. lital‘tlnl “0m the lowast
You will effect a substantial saving it you come here for your furniture .
bideboardp, 81200 tip is $0500
Buffetts,"‘ its .00 one 0’ $45.00
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Openo October 1,1908
afiMFoao,
O D Jackson,
..~ :, ., Optician.
EYerything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.= ‘
PHONE 488.
The advantage of wearing the proper corset is demonstrat-
: the best dressed women you meet on Fifth Avenue have their
costumes fitted over corsets that are made right here in our
Why ruin a really beautiful gown by wearing a corset that
a “ just a corset," when such perfect fitting models as R & G
3 csan be secured? These models are constructed by real style ».
architects who have sp Iréd neither time her money in perfect-
ing the new fall styles. No need, therefore, to pay high prices '
for imported corsetsy .. ,cn yod
in the R & G at very. ... .iderate cost.‘
We Call Especial Attention to
Our corset section has models' in R & G Corsets ,to suit any
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no roar mind to my you will this
my 1301.388th.
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and Emulsions. l MW
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llusy People.
Books and Stationery Free.
M. A. MERRiLL. Prln. .
PORT CHESTER.
NORWALK.
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fits and hangs. well. Many of
can get such excellent styles
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Mrs. Lewis'Olipstead, or”s‘ iiwood
distriict, 'Danbnry, ls visiti g her
home? in' Norwolk. ‘ "
held next ’I s'
_ Monday ‘evening at
o'clock. '
Mrs. Daniel Ballard Mrs. Dottie Bal‘
:uests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert liunnon,
at South stieet. Danbury.
A dense pull of smoke" is overhang-
ing the town today, as it was yester-
day and there seems’ to be a gencial
impression that itcomes from the for-
est tires which are burning in the nor
thorn part of Connecticut the Cat.-
31008. and in Massachusetts. ‘
again. it struck-‘ so hard that the end
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Football will Soon occupy the pub-
lic attention. interest then shifts
from the diamond to the gridiron.
Who remembers when rain fell last?
September has been unusually dry
September 0 saw the lust ruin only."
inches. (his day before. this in the
month-there was a trace.
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Them was a slight accident to th
train which arrived in Dunbury yester-,
day morning at 7:20 from South Nor-
walk after it reached the. station in
.Danbul'y?‘ The truth was ‘cut in two, ;
inlorder to get out a can, fnd‘when ‘
the engine backed up to the train
of the. 'car was slightly smashed. The
passengers were considerably shaken
up. but no other helm was done. I
Tel. 655- 2
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products, fresh laid Eggs.
SCWC
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LEADlNG
New Goods Tel. 655 2
Are arriving daily. Everything new, everything bright, every-
thing right. We invite comparison in every department.
Rich’s Fruit Cake, Chase I8: Sanborn'3'“ .~ 2a as a “i Coffees,
Fancy Swain Buttcr, fresh from the creamer-lea, borne garden
We invite you to call. We, will be tiers. Telephone 655-2.
i wear: on this end. Write your wants on a postal—anyway ’
y u please. We want:3 your trade and will try hard to deo
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‘ shot at twice by highwaymeii,
3 coped from his assailants, last night.
slicitly before.
' . II slight lustllng or ill nearby shrub
an...” in. main-I Isl,
MIA in it u
or. Howell
glue-raft and a “'3' III at
Plul it. sit.
.05 .30 00.0"” "when 3""‘0W 0'0“ '
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(In autos ”casein yuiiruoiioybnlii‘b‘”
Marlin Eagerly Cor. Chicago or NJ. 590
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Siraiiord Milkman ii‘ieid" ' Up By
Yeggs While Going Home irom
Lodge Meeting
19.——Alth0ugli
.luines
Crndduck, a mllkrnan oi’ Sirntford. es-
BRllX‘IEPOItT, Bopi.
midnight while on his
way over Bainum av onue to his home.
after attending a lodge Iiicetlng on the
East Side Crudduck did not stop
running from the scene until he lone-ii
cd No. 0's engine house at Central
and Barnum avenues. whore, prostrat
ed with fright he stayed until this
morning when he again visited tlit.I
scene oi his holdup, and found the
rope with which the highwaymcu ni
tempted to throw him.
Cradduck came over from Siralfmmd
last night to attend a lodge meeting.
Usually he drives over, but last night
contrary to his regular habit. he, wnlk-
ed. lie was Icturning and was about
at tho, line dividing Straiford from
this city, at a hollow in the street,
when he stumbled against a rope
drawn tight across the street and a
foot. above it. Had he been walking
rn‘pldly he would have fallen. As he
kicked the. rope be t Ight he heard.
bery, and turning: he saw two men
crouching hesid‘e the. road.
WitliOiit a moment's liestliiiti(iii he.
ran for all he “as worth.
you," shouted one of the assailants.
and with flint two shots were, fired at
"Stand-é— .
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Digging Trenches About Property
CANAAN. Sept. 19.——‘l‘ho forest fires
which iiaVe been burning'on the hills
for the past three days are still blus-
iiig fiercely. A large force of men
.spont last night digging lrcnche’r
- around the base of Tom Mountain in
on elicit to check the flaiitcs. Bear
Mountain, the highest point in North-
wcsieiu Conneiticut, has been practl
rally buiiicd'ovci and people in that
sec 33km and those living heal the Cu
noun Mountains fought the fires al
night to prevent theii spreading ti
their homes. An area of over 50L
acres has already been burned over.
AUGUSTA, M0,. Sept. lit—The raz
ing of vast sections of timberlands by
forest fires coniiiiiied without notice
able dccrcnso today. either in them
tensity or Volume of the almost a scan
of distinct tires which burned in at-
IiIuIiy sections of the state, throughout
the night and during the foreman. it
had been anticipated that a light fall
of rain, at least, would come before
noon, but with the exceptions of a to“
clouds which, in most cases, it was iin-
possiblc to distinguish because oi.’ tht
dense pull of smoke, no signs of tilt
slight. relief expected had appeared
within several hours of noon: it was
estimated that. up to today the damngt
by (oust tires. including the destruc
ion to wild lands and in inroiporated
(owns. aggregated more than $300. 000.
The. ranks of the fire fighters haw
been changed often during the past-
three days, and today many persons
uoused by the danger to their home
sicads gave up their usual employ
mom to join the. fire 'flgbtiiig forces
In most. places the work of subdoini,
the iliimt‘hi had been organized‘so that
the men were. given opportunity to re
cover from the effects of the denial
:unoko, and intense heat. All last night
the work was continued, although with
diminished numbers. the fires them
selves serving to light up the scene f0i
those who endeavored to quench them
The advent of a northeast wind to
lay was expected to cause a faither
spread of the. the, and in many cases
if carried for enough the embers would
ilight on the outskirts of settlements
and lay entire townships open to do
Istriiciion. This situation confronted
the fire fighters in Hancock County.
where there were half a deten biases,
each of which threatened a collection
of habitations
Two of these tires, with the change
of wind to the" northeast, burned in a
‘iiirCCiinn frmn‘which sparks and. em-
him. They only served, to increase his
speed, and he kept running until he.
reached the engine. house.
hciflht, and oicr two hundred pounds
. in weight, of muscular biiild‘niid lin‘o
physique. lie would have been an
even match for any tWO men. The
, rope found by him this morning wits
a half-inch hitching rope,
' undoubtedly taken
and was
from a nearby
thunk it' was left at the exact spot
where Crmldiick was held up.
it is believed that the highwaymen
were yoggs who dropped off the freight
trains at. the East End yards. and who
have been annoying the people. in‘ the
neighborhood. They are a dangerous
class and would not stop at murder
CAR'JQOR
panamfiy rpm in imitati-
Egaltmfl
ELIMINATING CANTERBURY
, ' CROSSING.
CANTERBURY; ' Sept. 19.——Work
was started today, preparatory to tho
. elimination for a grade crossing in the
eastern part of the town. The crossing
known as the "Twin Crossing” over
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad has been emisldercd
dangerous for many years. owing to
the amonntof frame over the roads to
Jewett City ad South Plainiicld Tho
Cradduck is six feet two inches mi
0.
here were can ch toward the villages
of Sui MW and Hrooksville' The advent‘
of a single spark among the tinder-
‘dried houses nt either of these places
iiitiglit.‘ move to be the beginning of a if item your own experience. Am
iblnse which would sweep through a
inllll’l‘fl’l of small villages.
The prevailing wind currents were
adverse to the efforts of the his fight-
era and the. situation was one of great
(lflflfit’i‘.
in the predicted showers for today
lies the only relief po‘sslble for the alt-
uation. The hundreds of men who
have excited almost evory ounce of
encrgy during the past three days can
not last under the strain much longer.
and should they cease their efforts at
: any time the tires might communicate
with each other making a stretch “of
.bliizing woodland that would enclose
hundreds of homes. '
is threatened with‘ forest tires which
may equal those. in 1903 when several
lit‘es we're lost. and millions ‘of dollars’
worth of propeity destroy ed. according
to a stutenieiit made today by‘ John K.
Ward counsel to the state Forest, Filth
and Game Commission The forest
fires raging in the Adirondacks are
spreading rapidly, and if the present
drought up state continues. Mr Ward
says ii vc‘ry serious situation is sure
toIdchlop in 1903 the fires extend-
ed over 100, 000 acres of forest lands.
I "i‘hiI fires pow burning extend ovci
tracks will spanned by a bridge
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limit 3‘0. x
is ”woman
stamina dsli‘i. the bbwslli'
gale: lg em; 0031.
ragul at. th
the eyes b
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“Fauna-W9” ., ”knead“
Ind nearly 100 acres in the snow
Appeals for help from the Bible hungr-
.tlos tire being received daily at
Iiilcc of the stutc‘Furort ,li‘lsli
lame Commisslonfi Nearly all the
tires are on' land‘ covered with brush
mi from whicli‘ihc lumber lias'3
iii In only a fo wpluces. it is reports"
‘11. have they reached the timbored
iiflte lands, being confined principally
0 private lands. Thcy are, however.
, upidly encroaching on the limbfiod
state lands ,
‘FIRST SEAWEED FEAST SOLVEB
PROBLEM OF ,WORLD’S FOOD.
"Dehydro" Banquet Given by Judge M.
8. Griswold, Has Dishes of
Ocean Vegetation Only.
WAUKESHA, Wis., Sept. lit—That
lie. process of derydration may solve
be food problem of the world when
‘lie population shall have exceeded
be food productivity of the earth, by
turning the seaWoid of the great
iaigasso Sen into a valuable food pro-
luct,” was the theoiy advanced by
lodge M S. Griswold at a Dehydro"
Isiiquct given yesterday.
it was the first of the, kind ever
ei'ved in ihe world, and was piepnred
)y Miss C. A. Lyford, a domestic
'clence expert of the State Normal Unv.
versity of Bloomingion lll.
At this banquet the piece de resist,-
mm was seawved done. into fries,
-.oasts purees and many oihm‘ contriv-
Id dishes by the skillful cook. Every
liner claimed to have enjoyed it huge~ _
ly. and all were up and about-today. ,
QUEER, BUT TRUE.
"For this here splurge," sold the ca-
ei‘er, “do the guests know one iinotherr
well or are they lost passiii' acquaint-
inces?"
“Oh, they are intimate friends, life-
long friends."
‘Then. " sold the caterer, “I‘ll add‘ZO
mind"
“But I do mind. Why" —— "‘
“Twenty percent more for lifelong
'rieiids‘, " the caterer insisted. “Pd“
wt of pocket otherwise. A bunch 6
friends at splurge always ea ailfth
’ uoro than a bunch of passin'n auaiuu
. that takes your appetite away. 8012""
ALBANY, Supt 19———Ncw York state '
movies or strangers Didnt you ne’Wi‘
notice that?" he concluded as he moti-
fled the bill “You might have noticed
strangers you' re ill at case. n army
with friends you' re quite at home, and
.you eat like a horse."——New Orlea’iyii'
imes Democrat .. , . u...
.sxcuiisions To sunrise-rags
AND VALLEY oaovz. ' ‘ ‘
Oil, and. Alger MONDAY. June 32, if“
The New and Continental}! ‘
Steamer Huntington
char. worn é. rouse. .‘3:
Will Run as Follows: '
LEAVE HUNTINGTON for Norwallt
Mondays and Friiibya at '16 4838.
m. and 2:15 p in
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntingto;
Mondays and Fridays at 8.
m.:and61,hp.m../ .. m3;
sxcunoion TlOKETS, soc; swath
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Children, 5 to L2 "is... Excursion. 880;
Single Fare, 850' 3
Will stop at VALLEY GROVE M
1,000 acres of land in the Adirondacks 3
”a. r v
days and Fridays on signal.
‘1
gr. 35"]7: mi? 3.». «if
Cures. a lipid in 000 min.
in portion:
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Guaranteed to 00rd day Bough. 25c
; our Radical 0m to Bronchit ,
tGmIIp' in a Few Minutes. . .3 " '
Cures Sire liroat and Ulceratgd ~ “
; Only Hashim. Cure for Quick Cansumption. .
Kill; 000mm Minds and Cures in 000 Months
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lentils.
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