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till the .1... patterns 11.. 11111 and Win-
ter wear. Also complete line- of
Blankets and Communities
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A meeting of the Woman's Guild .of
Trinity Church will be held tomorrow.
The Fighting Chance. 50c. at Wil-
liam P. Beers' book and stationery
stores.
Last September was the drvest In
thirty seven years the. rainfall amoufit-
ing to only 1.12 inches
Olti Wcll Tent, Knights of the Mac-
colees, will hold a business meeting
in Central Labor Lyceum. \‘I-‘ashington
street.
Charles Howell. who has been seri-
ously ill with typhoid fever, Is 111 adual
ly improving at his home in Elizabeth
street.
The H011. E. J. Hill, candidate for
congress in the. Fourth Congressional
district. will address the Men's Club.
in Milford tonight
A meetin 1 of the Whatsoever Circle
of Kings Daughters will be held with
the Misses Tubes... "1) Falriield avenue
on Tuesday evening at 7: 45.
Mrs. Charles is. Steele 11nd Miss
Dorothy Steele, of Ansonla, came to
this city, and participated I11 the festi-
vities of “hold-up" day.
'—-Dr. Dick’s cures Malaria.
William Alexander ltas returned to
his home in Charles 13. street, after a
several months‘ visit in New York, fot
the benefit of his health.
Louise Lodge, Daughters
union, will hold its monthly mectim
tomorrow night, In the South Nor-
walk Qttartctie Club hall, 'Nortli Matti
street.
Hunters do not seem to be enthusi-
astic over the amount of ga‘me that the
Woods afford this season. Seveiul 111111
went out early 11pm ted that they wcte
not able tmstIart 11p 11 single bitd.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108. I". and A.
M., will hold a meeting tomorrow 111'11-
nlng in Masonic Hall, South Matti
street tomorrow night. when arrange
ments will be made for 1111 entertain-
ment.
The knit goods switch at N. E.
R'yun & (‘03 s ~1honld be visited Illlt
week. New tall goods are there it
abundant 11 The sweatet offered this
week at $1.98 is 11. 111a1'1'el at the price.
and worthy your attention.
Contt'actoi William Lawlor, of Not-
walk,1ccentl1' completed i110 cement
bloekI buildings in Smith street, Nor
walk, [or the Meeker Coal Company.
one of which will be used as horse-
stablcs and the other for a store house.
A steam derrick and special‘wreck
lug crew will be stationed at Danbury
by the N111 Haven 1oud all this walk.
The crew will be made 11p of ttalnt 1i
men and will be ready for emergencies
of all kinds. While of course, noqicci-
dents are expected the wrcckcrs are to
be stationed here in order to reach the
scene quickly should their services be
needed.
Contractor Irving Ilylugton, of N111
walk is laying a sewer through tht
Meeker slip in Smith stiect, Norwalk
A connection is being made with tl11
12-inch pipe from the Smith stteet
catch basi11,also with the 11'1- incl1 sew-
er 11h11h 1uns down the ltiil. Altogeth
of Her-
(CAI
- er about lot) feet of pipe, are being laid
and the work will be completed in the
near future.
The result of the c1111t'crence held III
New York Thursday between the exe-
cutive boards of the National Hat M1111
tifacturcrs' association and tn11 United
Hatters of North America 011 the ques-
tion of payment for knockdouns. has
not yet been i1:'1.a1111d The officers of
the local Hat Makers‘ Associ ailon are
awaiting a letter from theii national
\omcors in New York int‘otmlng them
of die decision.
The basketball season for Nor-
walk .1111 open October 26111 at the
armory when the Company F five will
come 11p against one of the fastest
teams in the east, the Tammany Hall
five, of Bi'ooklv'n. This team made it
three months trip nest last ycat,
traveling as far as Minneapolis, and
played fiftyti v11 ganie'. Out of this
number the boys won forty 1111,11 tied
two and lost eleven. The team has
never played iit NOI 11'11k and it is 11x
pccted that they will draw a large
crowd. .,
The special musical service at the
Norwalk Congregational 1;'-.l11111h lust
owning was well attc' 11ch A11 unus-
ually into-tasting program was pres-
ented by the choir, under the ditcetion
of Prof. A. S. Gibson. l‘he anthem,
composed on the occasion of the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary 1cle.
Motion of the town, and 1111 anthem .
composed when the new 1hutc11 pul~
pit was dedicated 11'1' 'c. sung Mts.
Haviland also sank with 11, out effect
the prize song ‘”Al.lah composed by
Mr. 9111111111. This was the first of the,
monthly musical service's wluch will
be 90111111111111 throughout the winter.
to OCH
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Edw. W. Kelley, Jr.
DRUGGIST.
I soars Mam eras".
TEL. 1158-3.
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The best thing about women Is [now
diffctent they are from men
YOUR
Shoe Repairing '
is NOT MODERN OR SCIENTIFIC
UNLESS DONE BY US.
At 11 meeting of the llourd of Direct-
it's of the l1‘11iriield County Savings
.iunk. held this day. a dividend at the
'11111 of four (41 per cent. per annum
1111; declared to depositors from the
1a1'11l11gs of the six months ending Sep-
ember 30th. 1908.
Thu same will be entered on pass-
'.1'ol1s and paid on and after October
0th, 1908.‘
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Trcas.
/
SWEET
CIDER
.nMZSCwn.
Louis Joseloii,
r2 NORTH MAIN 311.110. Moaw'ALK
TEL. CALL 4117.
Fancy
Coffees
Come and go. They come with
a flourish of trumpets: their go-
ing Is by the gum shoe route.
Fancy Coffees are a joke by the
time they reach the cup. Pretty
packages generally hide poor
ur
Coffees
Are Fresh
Pure and healthy. we grind by ‘
power, in a Jiffy, at the time of
sale. Try our Mocha and Java
at 25c a pound. It has a nation~ '.-‘
at reputation as the best at the
price. If you've never tried it'
you are losing something more.
than the money savings—you :
are losing coffee satisfaction.
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.,
126 Washington Street, ,
‘ 11.1.3542-3.
You Should Set:
the beautiful showing of new and one
elusive patterns in Imported Woolens
that Is being made. at Koppcl' 3
Print cannot describe them in a sat-
‘ lsfactory Way. They must be seen t_o '
be appreciated fully. Then too, we
galIII-fi :1.~+
12 wow 391 So. Norman...
may. to I 1).
room
12 to 4 p- 111.
want you to view our workt'oomsI and
see for yourself the finest equipped
tailoring establishment in South Nor-
walk.
LEO S. .KOPPEL,
FABHIONABLE TAII. OR,
24 No. Main 8%., . South Norwalk.
Tel. 3366.
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Norwalk, (7111111., Sept, 17. 1908. ¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢
if the home Is to be refurbished this fall with new Window 01' Door Dra-
peries, why not attend to this at once and avoid possible delay? 11].. have
a very large assortment of Domestic and imported Novelties. from which
you may make selections. This list gives you a hint of some of the kinds:
Cron Stripe Bcrln'l Curtains .
Ruffled Muciln Curtains
....-
Bobblnet Lace Ruffled Curtains . ..
3125 per pair up.
891: to $1.98 per pair.
.75c to $3.75 porpnlr.
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Nottingham Lace Curtains ...... . ..... .....751: up to $5 00 per pair.
Cluny Not Curtalna. . .
Brunei. Not Curtain.
‘gich Point Curtain-
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Couch Covers
58 WALL STREET.
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A. J. Col ins 81 Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Main Street.
PHONE 438.
04.60 ”per pair. 1
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...... ...§5-00per palrup.
$3 60 up to 85.60 per palr.‘
..6125 up to $12 per pair
761: to 01.75
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South Norwalk, Conn.
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O. B. J acksOn,
1 _ Optician.‘ ,
Everything in theOptical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
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1Opens THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
October lst and 2nd.
Many Seats Already Taken.
Sessions, 7 too o'clock.
OPENING NIGHTS
BOOKS FREE.
The. best time to enter.
Send for l'hit'ollment lilank.
no 1111 now.
‘i M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
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SWEATERS, KNITTED
SIIAWI LS,
ICIIS. BOO'IIZES, AFC-HANS, I'Z‘.'|(‘..
$198.
30 Washington Street,
W11
()i'cr Shoes,
them with
1K-
“They Fit When Others Full."
Comfort speaks as you draw on a pair of Walk.
\\'l111u properly fitted,
t‘.
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Knit Goods
Fresh lines of Worsled Goods are here in abundance.
.Ilihil‘iiHltS GOLF
III‘E- W001. FASCINXI‘ORS iiAliY SACQIIISS BABY SW EAT-
l"'i‘t‘.
One special number in u Lady's chatcr, fancy weave white, cardinal
111 giay,11xccptlonnl 1aiuo at $1.10, 111111. leader this week we make the price
N. E. Ryan 8. Co.,
\ I'I STS‘ IIREAKF \S'l‘
830th Norwalk.
Over Shoes
you ctili wear
outfort and t‘illlii II'OIIIll the very first:
day you put, them on.
FLYN N 8. _,RYAN
’Phone 466.
90 Washington St.
mo
M’GRAW PLEASED.
Now Hopes to Win the Three Games
With Boston.
NEW YORK. Oct. 5—“The result.
of the ChieagoPlttsburg game is
most pleasing to us." said .I. ..l Mc-
,Grpw. manager of the New Yorks.
f‘and we. should lie with Chicago now.
I shall probably send Wiltse in today.
Autos on Tuesday. and Mathewson on
Wednesday. I think we have a good
chance now."
to be' played with Boston, this week,
there. will 'be a tie with Chicago for the
pennant ‘to be played off in three
games. ‘ ' . .
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STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in pneumonia. lira.
zllian Balm Isl) rraklnu up colds when-
ever tried almost without exception;
lilo. 251:. Bile anti $1.00. Hoitlos. "file
#0
Clifford, Baxter's and i’lalstcd's.
if New York wins the three games
1 WI 1111 111
TO CALL AND SEE WHAT WE OFFER FOR THIS
SATURDAY’ S TRADE. THE FINEST LINE OF
Staple and Fancy
Edibles
TO BE FOUND IN THE NORWALKS.
Prompt deliveries to all points of the town.
Just a call from you will be appreciated.
Church 81 Miller,
1 LEADING eaocsas -
33 Washington Street, South Norwalk
BODY FOUND IN DANBURY POND.
John Kruger, Missing otllcd Thursday,
Thought to Have Been Mcn-
tally Unbalanced.
I'lANBURY, Oct. 5.~The body of
John Kruger, aged 52, a batter-employ»
ed in the factory of I). ll}. Loewe dz
(‘1)111pany. was found in Merritt‘n pond,
yes'terday. Mi. Kruger tomplalncd of
fee in; ‘iluk on going to wo1k Thursday
morning, and ion the factory for his
home. Nothing was known of his
whereabouts until Saturday, when his
but was found floating in Merritt‘s
pond. The, pond was drained yester-
day, and the body Who found. it is
thought that: he became mentally 11n-
i-boianced after leaving the factot y, and
committed suicide. He. leaves 11 wltl
11111 and two daughters.
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If you stick to a lob in hope that It
will reciprocate your 111'. lion and- faith-
fullness, you are due to get a jolt
NORWALK. 3
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1
~ meeting will be held in New Haven in
Here In a‘rectpe for Dutch apple
cake. from 'l‘orriugton that is so dit-
I’srcnt front the others which have.
come to my desk from different parts
of the city and state that I believe
some would like to add It to theft
sc1'111pbook Make a sponge of one
Fleischman yeast cuko, one pint milk,
one cup shortening, twu (ups sugar, .
one egg, nutmeg Let rise over night;
I11 the morning roll thin and 'put in,
dripping- -pnn, covet the top with 1511111111
apple, pour over 11 cup of cream with
an egg beaten Ill It, sprinkle wi 11 cur-
ra}1ts and cinnamon and bake.
With 11. Dutch apple cake recipe from
Putnam copies this recipe for green,
tomato pickle which the writer says|
site has labelled ilt her recipe book as}
“best in the world" and for which wri
thank her: One peck grcen tomatoes,
two peppers, chopped together. Sprin-
kle with s11lt,staud o1c1' night; in the
pimping drain off the water and rinse
and 1i1';nln took till tender. Put to
lattices in jar. Into the kettle put two
quarts vinegar. two pounds sugar, one
tablespoon each cinnamon, cloves anti
mustard seed. 1.111 vinegar. spices and
sugar get scalding but, then turn Into
jut'.
One of the best appreciated Christ-
mas gifts l have seen In a long time,
one that gave real joy, was styled by
the given a “Modern Muthtr (loose
Book." In the family were one who
was adept with the camera and a “tilt-
man just two and a half years old
who was just chomping at. posing. ()111
iii the. spacious and picturesque
grounds about this home sittings l11'-
gun as early 11s ()ciobei"foi' “Gooscy-
goosey gander. " 'A ten o‘clock 111hol~
111‘," Little boy lllllt, " "Simple Simon,”
11tt'.,(tl11111 were sure sixty pictures‘
in .'.111. and prinilnvs and mountings
w1'1'e_not completed till near the boil-
days. One of the best pictures was
that rept'cstnting "Old King Cole."
When all were gathered together and
the proper verses had been written
against each, they were bound in seal
and lettered I11 gilt. To say the father
of this little luau was delighted when
he opened his Christmas package and
l‘t‘t.’()l.’,lll'l.ttl in 11111111 111111 of these spicu-
did Illustrations of the homely i'l1,t'11111s
the fact- of, his own dear little 111111, is
putting I1_inlldl,v.
Squeeze 11 few drops of lemon ore.
your beet‘sieak just before st't'ving and
set- If you do not like the flavor.
Have. you then tho pretty little
bows, jabois, 1111'.. made of coronation
braid crocheted with thread title the
proper shapes? They are entirely new.
Drawn work and (inland embroidery
ar1- contbincd very effectively in a
,eemcrpiccc and doilics. the embroidery
titslgn being wild roses.
011 some of the 1111111 suits the but-
tons are fairly ”crowdt'tl' on to both
l't‘iill and skirt.
We read that 1111-11 as well as women
are wearing tflllillt‘ls. but We don't liillb
pen to know of any such.
Egg-plant is lllt! color of the draper-
ies on an elegant evening costume of
whit.» iuotisscline dc sole, and the 11111-
hroldt-rics are 11111 with gctiiswpat'tlcts.
A14 if tin-1'1» were no kind of fur quite
good enouuitjor the purpose. the new
seal coats show no commuting furs on
them.
CIA-LIV?" JASLA.
li- .. tail 11 II to Ilia-its 8111511
Run the
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ASKS (SO-OPERATION.
Game Warden Wants Real Sportsmen
to Help Him in Work,
(‘ounty ..inte \\ .111l111 \\ill1ui I1‘.
Smith, of South Nor wall. is out \1itlt a
pithllt pita to huuttrs urpin; mode 1"1
lien in the sitootiui: of t'nlllt'd grouse.
which, he says, are fast. being evict
initiated from the state, If the birds
are. left alone, 1111 says, they will Iii-
crease and be plentiful latci'. (Jitter-
wise there will be no grouse to shoot
in 11 year or so, He also culls atten—
tion to the Hungarian partridgvs wlti1I1
have been liberated and which cannot
in: lawfully shot for two years. lit
asked sportsmen to assist him in tilt.-
protection of the hittls.
The law is oil”, now on quail, wood-
t'(l(‘k, partridge. pheasant, gray still”-
1'11ls. rabbits. wild duck. shore birds.
plovct', ntud hen, ship..- and rail birds.
Ho‘w's THIS?
We offer 01111 lluudred Dollars R11-
ward for and case of Catart‘lt that can-
not be. cured by iiali‘s Catarrh Cure.
it‘. .I. tiillin-IY & 00.. 'I‘olcdo, t).
, “'11. the undersigned, have known
I". J. (‘Iicucy for the last. 15 years. and
believe him perfectly Ii‘ouorablc in all
business transactions and financially
able to 111111" .' out any obligations made
by his Iitnt.
\\ Al l1l.\'(. l<l.\'.\'AN £1. MARVIN
Wholesale. In'u ggists Toledo, 0.
Hall 11 t‘atarrli Cutol 5 taken intent
ally acting dff'cetly upon the, blood
and humans surfaces of the system
’icslimonials sent fr1111.1‘ric.11 75 cents
per boiIlc Sold by all Ilt'tiggista
l‘ake Hall .11 Family 1' ill..' for consti-
pation.
STATE TEACHERS' MEETING.
in Hartford in Morning, and in New
Haven in Afternoon of Oct. 17.
The siiity-lliirtl1"".‘1111I meeting of the
Connecticut 1.11.11- "it"atltcrs’ associa-
tion will be held on Friday, Oct. Hi, In
two sct'Iion': , one in Hartford and the
other in New 111111111. The general
the morning and in l-lai'tfordin the at.
tet'noon and the section meetings will
be held in Hartford in the morning and
in New Haven in the afternoon. The
annual. business meeting will be held
at the Meriden High School building
at I] oclock Sabfi'dav, October 17.
Booker T. Was ngtuu will be a
drawing 1a1'd at the genetal meeting.
which will be held iii Foot Guard ball
at 2 o‘c.lot'k His address will be on in?
dustrial EdueaIIOn audits Results In
the South." Preceding him , will. he
heard Hon George H. Utter, former
govei'not of Rhoda Island, who will
speak on the economic. aspect. of the
school qitcstlou _
'l‘lict'e probably is a smartest mau lit
the 11'.cild but it is a. safe. bet flint l1:
Is afraid to come out and pr'mc It.
combi..alicn. chc ll '9
will thorougl. ly Iclc arise the
irritabon. eradicate dandrtfi,stinul1;tc the
../ follicles and p11) ..11. revualtzc and nourish the lion
I roots. atop falling ha 11', prevent baldness, promote
hair growth and maltctl to ban naturally ..olt and silky.
You must realize that we would not date back up our
claims with such a liberal offer unless we were positive that we
can substantiate our statements in every particular. and the. most
skeptical person should at least be willing to try chall“93'
Hair Tonic at our risk.
The Clifford Pharmacy, South Norwalk, Conn.
0"1 L".‘. tit [‘12 was nor rcmcdal
qualitxrs o. Ilt'cxall ' b." Hem Tonto
is so strong i'zai we‘ 1210.11.13: i.) return
your lmoney---v.'1il.<:1t:t1'2::stion or quibble-I—
if it dcu not co what We 11' 1 121 it 11:: 'll.
Becar. so it contains Rescrcin, Bcta Naplliol
Pilocarpin, B12123. C-' '1ccrin and Alcoth 11 perfect
3" Han Tonic prcvtdcs
the columns. clcnnsatg, antiseptic, germ c; dal,
stimulating and hour: :h: '113 properlx s, so dc: 1c-
blc and user may for ll: (.1 SUCCCiZClIul treatment
of scalp :1: .d heir trou- lcs. .
It used acccrlmg lo d1. cctions fora reasonable , I‘
length of ii. 11:1 ,V' a ..r: absolutely pos dive that it \I\
scalp and lie; 1'. relieve
Ilfllr
1'
PUPUIAR IllllllMlNlS
THE (‘t)l"\"l‘YSl-.ll'1llllil". .
“The County Sheriff. which comes
to lioyt's Theatre 1111 \\'111luc.~'dav, is:
11 thoroughly interesting play, p.11 k111i
with melting atlv'eutnie sentiuieutal
iutidcut .11111 Itpn1o1ous situations. A
111111111 acting company, ltiiit'lll'l' “Mb
11 heavy scenic production, iuztites this
one of 1111- most. pleasing ('Ulllt‘d)‘1tll‘il'j
mas of the season.
“PAID IN l1‘l‘ll."
\sitton St111'1,1ns in the New York
Journal, had this 11) say on its first
production of the now famous .\mcrI.
can play, “Paid in Full."
'I‘uld iii l<ulitl1p 1111v11st A111111l1un
playl by the newest A111111i1.111 drntnat
ist,l‘11pene Walter, llt'ltl an audience
breatlilcsa during many moments of
its production at. the, Astor Theatre,
last night. it is 11 straight-pant”.r play.
The only thrill is humor. and most of
this 11111111111111,- uualily shrines naturally
from the slim turn of the play and the ,
di.- position of the ch 11111 1115.1l1'1'11
is a play and perforninhce absolutth
represent lll\1l oi 11111111111111111a1'y d1 11111.1
and American acting, and it is 111,1
opinion that Managers \‘tagenhals and
I(1111pt1r will Impaid in fttil ‘
‘l‘nid in Full will be 111-1111 at. l-ioyts
Theatre 'I'hursdny night.
'What's the extra about, my Imy,
{THE CARTAIN SMILED AND PAID'
THE BILL.
(New lot I. Sun.)
l’t'int'c hitshtcht-t'sky, the
illund of the 111111 (‘7.111' Ahxaudcr lll..
its publishln1 in his paper. the St.
,I’Hersbtli's,y (irasitd'tnin 11 scrits of
"'11'11=l'.1iintis 11'1'11111111iui: the corruption
that pttvuils in the lll I111'l1r1111f'hes
of the 111111) 111I111i11is11'ati1111. \ii In-
‘stancc i1; uit'tu as 1'oll1'11s:
.\ 11-1111f1i11 army tapiain wishing to
I911 tiansietred to another garrison. pe-
tltioiicd a gcntral to that 111111I. ’I‘Iic
1111111111 looked 11111' serious and said
{that there were gravt 1iiill1ulties in
itIie wav. In the course of conv'etsa-
‘tion 111- 1'1-111111'kcd that the petitioner‘s
Ibcots were, not of a \':'11\' (legant shape
iaud advised him to 5111.1 his own boot-
.inuker. Finally the captain was ask-
Ied to return in ii week.
The captain went to the boottnakei'.
,11lto asked him who had sent him.
ilipon the general}.- name being given,
Ithe captain was' informed tht (t the
Eptit'c of a pair of new boots would bc‘i“
I$-‘.1Il
‘.-"'t1e \Oll 1111111?" asked the custom-
.,-'
“The p1'1l111 Is as I have
I“ .11. the calm rejoinder.
I The captain thought deeply then
I
I
I said. 3250, "
smiled plinth and laid down $12 .1 as,
' payint at on 111-1111111t.Wl1e11 :1 week
.Iatrr I111 went. to see the g1 11111 mi again,
Itliat worthy was all ati‘ability i'itl fill-1’
IStil't'tl his visitor that the necessary
,sinps for the desired transfer had 111
:‘1'1'111i,\' been l"lit‘ll. 1'
“A11, how do 1 know, I ain't not not —~ -.——~-~
time to read papers; I sells 1,..1,,"_...i Pessimisni Is usualit' poverty of
Philadelphia linllctiu. .heart and imagination.
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