e
We have added a ’ngrsphy De-
partment to our store and you will had
here a very large stock of wood design-
ed for burning, as well as In Heart-
ment at outfits.
~ . a
v'l‘here is an expert in charge or this
departureglt. who will give lessons tree.
,' lr' . .
in: ‘-
:MhlliES ‘THINGS
OLD NEW
i 25 and soc Bottles.
E. can...
Decorator
Tel. 452. Edst Norwalk
20c ll).
’ thing for relief.
the Cough . ’
the bits 0! the tsetse fly. When it
bites a person. the sleeping symptoms
begin and finally the sooner- m
until death occurs.
Contrast this with the
balmy sleep or health. to than
thing more wearin than to lie
at night. tossing a ‘3“"0‘1" With
cold ieet. hot head mercy know-
what else? Short of letting the tsetse
fly bite on we would do almost any
How can we pre-
vent it! Mr. George Hayes. of
Union City, Pd. writes: “i had lost
my appetite was all run-done. could
not sleep nights. I had tried every-
thing Without (allot. Vihol was rec.-
ommendcd, and to my surpripe, it.
helped me at. once; gave me a soleMld
appetite, and now I sleep soundly. "‘
What What did for Mr. Hayes,“ will
do for every run- down, nervous and
overworked pores? who cannot sleep.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
SOUTH NORWALK.
an.
.m,......
DAN HART COMMITB SUICIDET:
CHICAGO Oct. 9-—A dispatch to the
Record Herald front Abilene, Kan.,
says: Dan ,liart', of this city, commit-
tcd suicide. yesterday by shooting.
lr‘amlly troubles are said to have been
the cause. While .11 child Hart Was
the inmate of an orphan homo, and
attracted the attention of the late
Mark Hanna. who took him to rear.
Hart was a member of the Hanna fam-
ily tor a number of years. He was a
great favorite of the senator. whose
own son, Dun llnnua, was named af-
ter him.
CHAFIN IN iNDlANA.
SEYMOUR, 1nd. Oct. 0.——Eugeno
Chatlu, Prohibition candidate for pres-
ident, spoke here last night, to a large
crowd. His address 'Was' more of a
criticism of the two dominant parties
than an argument for Prohibition. Ho
denounced the licensing of saloons,
claiming it was not only Irroruliy
wrong, but unconstitutional from a
legal standpoint. l-lu criticized the
Indiana Legislature for enacting a
county local option law instead of tok-
iug steps for state wide. prohibition.
“'ll "H l lMlNA'
Betitr use (lold Mtdol Flour
Ytiiresnrc.
.l. W. DODCE,
22 Washington
.leddo and Old Company’ 3 Lehigh
roa. WAFE-
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
9;}
No.2 Nut $5. 00 perr
For Cooking Range, and sell Heaters. .
delivered In cellar.
BROS.
pouring or «9 out” In
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse
Goods . .
Automobile Repakiilg. Carriage Trimming
* and Sign
Lettering
Factories and Reposhories—Somthorwaik and Stamford.
Great iSille Oi
‘- .
HIS”
TELEPHONE CONNECTION; \“
Fall and Winter Subs Coats,
" w didisand In
selection In town at prices. that no store can beat.
Cloakaad Stallion
515517 ibis st. suntan
. "3th
me; aeolian .
M—
. urinate. -
outoano. opt! new '- RobIhlic
'. e maggot} , "£0“ llliltpis.
' 1110 an'y Oi'
the Rhodus Brut rs, which was to
have back of it the. $2,000,000 Central
litre Securlt as Company as a holding
company, w il be moments with a
number of Wall. known Chi go men
at the end ,,alld will enter ac vely in-
to hp sarnnce tiald.
hp ”(wasps toward a reoi'gauiuu
tion of tithe company was taken last
Maid”. in the United States Circuit
Court, when Birch F. Rbodus and the
other otlicers and dii‘ootol‘l or. the coin-
panx cnpiiulawd to Jud é Kolrlsuat's
ultimatum. to the client but the corn-
pany would be placed in. .reoeivers'
hands unless they retired. and when
the court approved of the new oilloers
selected by .ltlbn C Fetser. receiver
for the Central Lite Securities' (‘ orn-
Iulty, to undertake- the lH-t‘tilgalllzli
ion. .
The now oilicers of the Republic
idle lnsursnte Company are: l’resi
dent, John M: Roach. president of the
Chicago RallwayCompauy; Vice-pros-
tdcnt. Albert Bettluger. of Cincinnati:
'i‘reasurer. John C. b‘stser Chicago:
Secr'etary. Joseph B. Fleming, (‘hiczt-
so: Board ot Directors. Mr. Roach, Mr.
Betttuger. Mr. lt‘etzer. Ralph Modjeski
Home E. DanndrlSon,
40 Well IL. Nor-waits
Real Estate. and
Insulation.
We have several «elude befall!“
In Income producing property that
must increase in value with the mild
growth, or all town.
J. Milayton & Co.
‘I'Ncoaronarsm
Real Estate
5 Railroad Ave“
NORWALK. . CONN.
SO.
_ Daily tuéto FLY.
For Freight Only -
ugtlm rut-III. signature ” glimpses:
Pier :8, mt River. New !
ttract.) do! (toot
Dov s .. «or:
0; mm
Boned”), m
at Nor-nil: no It In. his
Norwelk up to Kill?“ “N
Norwalk Steambeet Co.
Arming J. Smith. c. c. Housman.
Lessee. GIMI'NIA Agent.
resection
0i] .
Heaters
RAYo LAMPS
AT TIIEUSUAI. LOW rates
h—
. 5 ii ,. f
F. A. 4 L ’
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Nerwrhl. Conn.
illilmbtdg and Steam
hotl- WHEN“
“3301': Al: fill“) 0.
ILAT: MID rill AOOFINO,
on and again.” i in %Mumg
"‘Xl ”Sir this: “Ni Will
The Jones &Hoichktss
Company
17 WALL eraser. ‘ NORWALK.
on their household furniture.
«personal prim
all”. or“ their own name
..-9 doughnuts“ us.
’ ‘ ntLoan&SecuntyCo
«has; ‘ net.
anagram 'lpfini.‘a nonda‘rand
Reorganization of the Republic Life of _
' gruys. and the bcnuiy of them.
“Nahum
Albert Hayden. :N. Artisan and an...»
8. PM ..I . .
'i‘he oilicers met yestttday to. re.
ccive the lwxnwlflfl oi nah i". Rho.
due pr.esidelt and the her oilicers
and directors of the flop lliio Lite lu-
sursm e Comppuy. and to till their ale
4' Ni.
ii liliiiill ii Nilliil
The beauty and grace of the Tanagre
costumes have brought them quite to
file (tout uniting denials for reception
and such dressy wcur. and the cling
lug fabrics of the. limo are Ideal for
obtaining the soil. diupeties which
chart-arteries thcni. ’ 9
. ’l‘lle vogue tot satin iluisbed mater-
this have given prominence to itruialnd
it is especially pretty for dresses (or
house wear.
The coat collar of inlaid satin to
newer than that oi \olyot——.lud tits bet-
tcl'.
The great number of fancy cloths
which are rcsttul in color are notice-
able. it too often happens that the
fancy materials are glaring in design
Fur trimmed suits and. saline 0! Plain
tolors are used (or separate coats to
accompany skirts oi two-toned cloths.
I‘herc payer wore more b at hrl
reds. greens, browns, blues and t eir
derivations titan this seams is show-
ing. but nearly every one will 0-
knowledge the predominenco of tie
There is no better combination 0!
color than gray and the peat: ock shades
for both gowns and hats. i noticed a
but recently of the dark taupe color.
simply and most tastefully trimmed
with folds of silk 0! the some lhodo
apd a sort green about the round
crown’ and a. pair of winks in the two
colors laid list over the upward-rolled
lelt brim The suit it was worn with
was taupe. too.
“Urea-making at Home" cali- nit“)?
tlon to wild duck blue," the new
shade of blusvwhich to stay and bluk
so intermingled that its result. is flat
clnnting. It will be found in chlifon
cloth crepe dc (‘hiue and other light
weaves and also ill the satin {calms
as the season advances
Among the directions for removing
stains I find that ammonia will take
out iodine stains. More than one bp-
plication may be necessary.
PROSPECTS
OF A GOOD
o.‘f
illiiSiAiill
A counters. smelt: or Loner
Shot Guns.
SINGLE AND DOUILI A.
from $3.50 up. .
Come in and look them ever. “'3"
IRON.
M
89 MAIN ITRIIT. NOIWALK:
Coal to; owner
don: target to call, but! examine our
stock. It Is the highest grade and it
will not cost you“! more.
misuse CANS
COMPANY
{ELM “WATER".
‘3‘""94 ll} lid. fill
r
CrtyNationhlBank
'COUTH NORW~ on“? r
ruuuor‘gfixs Maxine
PF
sunPLus AND Paoslrs,
' em. seam.
. wee
53mins" KNNPTSQ vile-Jab}:
FRIDIBIOK lil‘" ..aowau. mm»
wrunse «6th cm».
‘ DIIIGTORI,‘ .
I. H. Maths
_ to "1'
J il’ J6 I ll
”I .c . . .
Todoctpryeursell
"0“.“ urn-IL .
A large stock 0‘ with wandyesterday In his automobile.
Norwalit Hardware Co ‘
.or two ,trom the local Oystermen at
cannot c
I Pectorel.
it is mermaid in th
Millennium brute
M cents a pound or In!
o " tting it cheap
I Saturday and think .
cost. but not the quality.
we have to otter.
Comes easiest than the motto Wit have you. We
Ihtink the
mt
Cranbertlctt
Best MW at a lay is'iee.
.Wv-v
Fvepouted Apricots
Fresh fruits are getting
scarce. , _ .
way?“ no try com. at these?
"Clout: 'Q‘l
The Best Butter
Miss Lillian rwomb'ly
home In Ildwkiu; avenue.
Daniel Keogh was numbered among
the thousands at the Dsnhury Fair yes-
tcrduy.
Captain Melville» Voting
quite ill at his home wit
trorfirle. but is gaining slowly.
John Kubovieh, the Washington
street b idge tailor. has returned from
a two i ys' trip to New York city
The Young Men's Associati n will
hold both a practice and a in eineail
meeting this evening, at the church.
' .Mrs. Albetr Dunn is seriously ill at
her home In Bette Place. Two
Dllysiciarrs,1)rs.Blown and Allen, arc
in attendance.
Miss Mary Cunningham. of Van
Zandt street. and Miss Bill) Wicks. or
Cottage street. were Dunbar-y Fair: vis
ltors yesterday.
William Irwin. mate of the Elsworth
oyster boat Commander. it reported.
Intends 'ahoril‘y to go throng an exanr-
ination for pilot.
Mr. and Mrs John l.‘llommetlicu and.
Frederick Homes were among the
many East Norwalkers at the llaubu: _\
F'all' Yesterday
The. Rev. C. D. Elstrorn and wife
and, three clilldrEu, of‘Brooklyn. aro-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eric-
soh, or Cove street.
Frank Hoops. William Birdsali and
Ernest. Knapp were some of the East
Norwalk representatives at Hartford1
Bridge dedicattmi flutter-Ila; ~ 1
The gasoline oyster boat. Mary Ella,
came into the harbor yesterday and
spent the night at the Ferris Coal
Company's dock below the Washington
street bridge
Miss Blanche Beers. of East Not»
Walk. numbered among visitor‘s to the
dedication ceremoules at. l-lur-ti'otd
Bridge. yesterday. returned borne yes-
terdny afternoon. ,
Christ Church ladies served a sup.
per last evening from 6 until it oclock
in the parish room in Van Zandt street
and a neat sum was realized tor the
work of the church.
Conductor Charles Williams is en
loying a day's vacation from his dri-
do! on the East avenue line. and his
car is being looked utter by Couduco
tor Martin Ratchlord. ,
Contractor Arthur Waldron took a
party of friends to the Danbury Fair
This
morning Mr Waidr'on figured on going
again today having had such a pleas-
nt time yesterday.
Nothing.hss been heard (or a day
is ill
s heel:
work on the Bridgeport natural growth
oyster beds but it is believed that
work is fairly good or some 0! the men
would be. returning home.
Miss Maud Hewitt, of South No
Walk. is to succeed Mrs. Ralph E Di
his. formerly Miss Ella Blydenburg, as.
bookkeeper and cashier at the Cres-
local Laundry. in Seavisw avenue. Miss
Hewitt. villi begin her. new duties Mon-
day.
E E. Gorham is a Taft and She
man mthnsisst. and this is turther ads
presidential and vicevpresidentlal can~
dldetes which have been placed in the
windows of Mouth Giuliani's store in
First street. "
The East Norwalk Fire Police will
hold a meeting next Monday night at
the headquarters in Van intuit street.
The meeting was to have been held on
Monday night at this week. hilt was
postponed on account of the election
excitement. ' .
The new Washington street bridge
committee is- quietly as work on tit
project and it is expected will give
out shortly the progress being made.
The undertaking is a big one and coil-
tnils require much time. s
Tho Y I". S 0! the Swedish Luther.-
an messiah Church. Fiast Norwalk. has
been invited to hold their
finally AWAY
“EN ”Wok 1 st set an. holy
any 0 er pl‘uoo iu‘N “wit: (91%“?
i o can an e n v
macaw” m...
tithe Meantime of. those
Very material savings. if you hecor‘ne
you Will be
III presents “1%:
a ahandsome. clock absolutely
tloq
th‘tep', pounds at notice. Better
lmsl said. We have a full line or
Phoebe W‘g‘lyheat and other Cereals.
ll i- .
Rob?" Joselovsky
. s cc,
our continual? “911%
Let!
Christian. rt: John H. Light
in»: me _-
I s
......
‘ it NW 971 automates
throat "
'Dhusized by two big pictures of the “ The ”5'“ alone
9 hers of the church in ihese services
sequently its various and intricate de-
regain? it.
h .
. is "1.0910" the min or lluue.
We “NO ll.
money will go.
.« ”A". “_. e ALDO,
Y ‘H w
e e
Wren»- .~. emu
prions: 990. ~ ‘
um .
v a V v
, ,, .‘ a or. .
3
or m. and em sue Anderson West!
port. All the friends at tin- llll mbcn‘
are also invited to attend.
Mrs Addie linuicy, of least Nocwailr
who has lltiiiu minimally. an Ppcramp i};
at the waalh l,rspltal tc urned.tt
William A, 'l‘ltompsou. in
atrial. last night. tier runny friend:
thin has been much improved. . . , , .;
George its Van Aisi'yuc and M. B
hurlnutl arc preparing to take portion
of friends over to Long island thil
owning in Hair pleasure ,fboots
witness the.ntriotnolt’ile race. ‘
town! is kirown as the. sw'cepstakli.
and is a sort of preliminary to the. lit
Wallet-“hilt r'llte to be run oi! on lip
23rd of the present month. i
.milont leave “rummaging. in your
launch all winter to. rust. but lot or
take it out. make tlut necessarily rennin
illltl keep it for mu until spring Thr
sip-clarity Mia. t‘..o, 40 Water street
South Norwnik.
East Nuto‘alu voters will have. on
more chance to cast ihcir ballois' this
war and then tilt-Io will he no furthe'
doing in this line. lintil a year hence.
The next and last. clue/lion will be for
”W purpose of voting on president of
the United States. state senator. cou
gtcssmau. representatives in the "its?
luture. .tud justices of in peace.’
The pig is have been no war III til
lug llie present Week, hi the Rest;
Mission oil the region strap
bridge has not been“ cal th-d upon to gin,
shelter to It. single unior punts Just
as soon as there is a chit. hov'vcvt-n 13
Is expected that there will be pleaw‘
0! opportunity for the mission atop
this line. The new bunks promise it
haven (or many Ilrtfiutuuatcstthkt will
ter.
At tan It looks as It admclhin'g will!
happen to that bump on the highway
in First street. at the corner or can
avenue which has :imu rebarred it
a number or. itinerant lute. . \‘cstcrdml
the entire boilrd' of selectnren. ‘liiessrss
Brown. Avison and whip. .9 down
to tread Maintain rind} ibpkcd 0 sum
over, presumably. as a preliminary to
doing something. The selectrnen also
took a look at the tumhlrdown llcne-
dict. Furmsi‘littldse‘ ‘ '
The. baseball tans of East Norwnik
who have lNklscnly watched the scores
or the National lapguc baseball
games its told by tile big bulletin
_1Io.ml at the "ulnar: store
draped the boatd in mourning last
evening. had there been any at heard.
so keenly did thp) tool the. tiniest or:
the New York (‘ianis vestorday in the
rChica o Cubs. This alps was the tier
cidlngg‘ono and gave N‘Jllcngo the pun-
hunt.
errlcea at. the
lab Congr .1de (-l winch;
Seav .‘w avenue anther inst eutl‘
filling under the direction 0 the pea
tor. Rev. CH4] Vablsirpm These not.
jvices will continue. tarps. Sunday with
Special preachers each m ug. LIN-li-
fiveniug, the Rev (‘. D. Elsttorn, ol
rook \n. spoke. 't‘ohlgb there will
be h s‘gnnon by the Rey. Mgr Holmerkv
tot Wohur'n. Muss. 'l‘onmrrou eifining ll
sermon will be delivered by the- Rev.
Gustav Quarstrom, (llfilpfilffll’i‘. Much
interestls lsheing taken y the mom.
and there is every indication that they
will be productive 0!. much; $904.». .
—Soothes itching akin. Bull cuts
or burns without a sour Cures piles
eczema. salt rheom.
Donn's Ointment. You;
. It ' .
\- ' .M r
" Mrs. Hialeah that udllpp
.street is spending“; I. (long "No?
.lr'ork city
Ex- Manor William B. Hull 11':
ion ch Loin II. is being oral-ban
Wt lain _R. Thompson“ 9! $99“...
Wail
-r tloave soar in your
{done ntill winter to run . but let us
take it out 9 the mossgary répsirs
and keep it you “Fill spring. 'iglpo
specialty big 00.. 40 \l'nict street.
South Norwailru .~ -
e. h uéehdat aunno. Owned by
lirllrlfik Do Wright. ‘6)! ('edsr little. is
being overhauled by Oberlsuder, the;
at builder. .:
s cls §hnsorn of logap,stleat
{crap-
Nail. smart in:
getting along nicely.
Order an order and‘ygu will be surmised how far a little
the home at lliil pothole. Mi, NHL Mm; '
“ill be shut to learn that her condi- ‘
the.
Washington sitar-rt bridge, maria have ,
- for each tire company to he used
. building, and voted to
' flux $1. 000 tbr Its to:
hi’ .
. ever tried. Almost without
in h llr,’ 4
Makes a tile; ‘8
. wheat bread or
to diiji‘ all
Ellen our
money I!
the lg-st tor the
3-,... secietm tdnisht in the Ros/sv-
.ou.I Free .llihl‘al'. v at 8nd 0 'cioch. All
v0 come , 9., . 9 .
Miss ii A. sec-Is spent sun?“ with.
her brother at 'l‘alrnntig‘e Hll
Miss ldn p3. Langdon returned to
ilavouswood" Monday. horn mtfifili
-Tlle majority of 2154m- license iii
Ilarten allows that some. bustling \YM
,rlonc. bl those interested . a
The Dorian mis‘ipess: Hons Angie
inn left for tile. initially Fu', 8%
tesdu nlOl will, A WNW artery
9nd daft} {l1- 'nutot Nail-1'. . ;. ..
'ihe tuner at advice! Mrs} Child
a "ales and lll'lll at the bottle. oi bar
"Items. lflllltliw afternoon, and was
lili’ndt‘il» by marry lfilifgtLfi; The cir-
unratar‘cs ot Ills (lt',iill or, AMI‘E.
lareé.- in New Folk. at m: pr
”‘19! fitness were especially and End
0 “I “lit who remain within the“: lloiiié
“TV? the sympathy oli lbw mmutttrnl‘ti‘
'3 “tended- ”Mr” Hog leaves brie
‘ i'lcs- bet humans a brotlttu 3;ij
" bW-ell ol’ Belle island. null Nit .
Airs. RHJOBI Etta Rowen int till as am
tlow en Dari on. NI, ilr’trbcr’t.
irowu stomhc from lipi- chi. “\utl Ninth
.Nbldt‘lh F Ill. Hope and l.,i\'c in)? a
-the owls of Nicole in lane.“ Tits
beautiful old hymns, “Melina; My (kid.
to 'l‘lrcc." and Nearer Horne" were
ours by Miss Ada (truth and Miss M.
Izcs Reid. 'lllediuwol‘s iutluded a pit-
low. toolbars and (other. Fulfill; '
Jistersdlnt potential at “or” '.
other and sistet- in law, MI. _ ,_
3. Pd Bowen; benutrtuLIvrssfifi -., '
.elas B. Brou'ulng. that Irgmuyto‘.
lanthanum. Mr and lira
ilorioll. MI and, Mrs. Bulgaria}
.womt, tint bouquet. MI. and Mia.
bottles. wreathxmive Branghy
it
a.
men or. flat. buttoned a £7
that. W'lilmfie Mm. R: A cm. i1
a rim“ m'l‘t'fw “
\n ribs a r
Mrs. William sorta. Burial womb Nair .
thermistor tam Mics «lento _
.‘0 Si) rm rave}. Cemeteri'.
Till} pall- sons were ifihmfil‘u
lax. . slip martial twill
V“ e 3'": Wu “RM MtaP‘lt . a”? H Li
The. annual t wn meeting. loam
afternoon. was all attended. 1‘30"“-
ports or the. selectmen, town treasur
«senor» visitor and health 0 .
Ieter red 3 g. special town meeting,
be bold 9M“)- October 12, at 8 ‘
flip, inning town hall. The report
like c tiles. on electric lighting ' .
postmr‘ie until the same meeting. '1‘ ‘
laying of a tax was deferred to a to
premium“; be. Mid next March '1‘
meeting voted to empower the eel
man to borrow a sum not to ex
11.5000 tormxpenses pending coll
tion or takes the same to. repit
within the p‘rcseut fiscal year”. .
salaries .0! the towrt clutter?” Were lined
the same as last year. , A‘petition, ’
Rrederiol. Wrecke and others. for bien-
plat election; at town bificors, w ‘
laid on the Mtablg. as was a.
tion to empOw er the school visitors :9
employ all the teachers. The meeting
\oted to allow each outing tire com
panies free use or the town hall ten
nights each year. appropriated 81“
s"
current, expenses. and rescinded
vote passed at a meeting in Hart;
tans. npnrop Ming :1 Norm
“Heights Eugene omp‘oNNj‘l g l
m same tb’bt’
at the. towns.
Sammie and}. otlrol‘llw‘m
selectmen toepurchmltr
8ubllic 5library 3 ii I
Non to rescind‘ $1ng .
entitle in. lmzwpropriettss
sheila, r fort in
to lie pill on 'I'oItcn. e‘co .
“on. on its property. am.
Meta 81.500 10! work endle- 0J0
road. was. tabled. it. m V .
Ircase the number of
"'"cn‘ll "- 1"". I fill ‘ ”NW” WM"
itasmmwlt
Mrs B. it‘. Thompson, of Fleet Hu-
figs, all! spent about village turmoil;-
We (no Mica
_.ut'I.IIr. Bagel: on W it“? '
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