I”. Mlllt TlhmONI
I. A. 90.. will be held at its
mm». lens. at 9 o'clock
pav. Mark new. All a. A.
mun, and fraternsily‘ inviir
over the body of a little boy
he had run down and crippled
title. registered an oath that he
, never drive an automobile
" ll. Recording this occurrence, the
Herald says this man "would
liars done better to have sworn to be
careful in running the machine."
suspect that with some people
ly sate rule is that which ap-
pith many in the use of liquor:
~.act taste riot. handle not." To
pbetlnence is the only safety.
men drink liquor all their lives
“never lose their heads. and others
M touch it without being led in-
“Iii dangerous excesses The drlvlngof
butoalobile seems to awaken in
pone people a thirst for speed that is
.. pncbntrollable, abliteratea all other
feelings; gash 1 out jaument and
' there are have led
Away by” a frenzy. but always beep
esoteric know what they are about.
, ,',';.fl‘hc_se of the first mentioned class.
, .hsylgg been identified. should never be
gllowed to run automobiles. anyway.
', To such the New York chauffeur“ s oath
, might well apply.
' 80W WE DID.
Editin a newspaper is a nice thing;l
if. we publish jokes people say we are
tile-braised.
it we publish origin! matter they
- ive them enough aslee-
. g ve them selectlons they
' we are too lazy to write» " .
We don't go to church we are hen
theirs. if we do we are hypocrites. »
,, lf we remain in the cfilce we ought,
M an out and bustle if we go out.
ghen we are not. tending to business...
”it We wear old clothes they laugh
if we wear good clothes they
any.“ ehsveapull.,
Just as likely as not some one will
say we stole this from an exchange.
80 we did.
UNFOLDINO LIFE SERMONS.
Second Address by Rev. H. B. Cerpsn
far at Baptist Church
"The Problem of Nurture" will be
to tap ic of the morning sermon
to South Norwalk Baptist Church
crrow. it is the second in the tin-
idin‘g Life series. or a study of the
child and church. The Bible school
promptly at the noon hour. with im
if we don t we are fos-
rtant announcement. The Reds and '
he Blues will my a moment at the
close of the session. 8 Y. P .U. at 0-
o'clock. with Ernest C. l’i‘snchsr as
the leader. Topio Commanding Our
Socielywlsy Diligent Committee Work
The evening service will have main
special features. The quartet musical
Hogan is especially attractive "ill
see The pastor begins a new series
of sermons on Gospel Truth in Poems
and Stories That Reach the Heart.
T0016 for the first. Burdete' s Alpha and
Owl. or. The Mind of Man from the
dieto the Grave. The whole series
'willu‘ be announced later. The music
hill- the day will be as follows:
HARVEST CONCERT.
will he Given Tomorrow Evening In
First M. E. church.
Next Sunday evening. at the South
Nowell: Methodist church, the annual
Meet concert will be given.
ing feature of the concert this year
will be a cantata entitled "The Beauti-
, fill City." the words of which are by
do and the. music by Fillmore.
. . and music are successfo
" dad so as to please and inspirewl
, lsthea Class have been making
"molly for weeks. and. are hoping
{be it something more than a
entertainment
" enioy this event
on on “South Norwuk
‘ Wed until another date.
M
, Meldrsl'Charles H. Smali‘and Thomas
, ' Morning.
‘ fielnde in E flat ............. Merkel
ghoul—"Q Be Joyful in the Lord"
-"- ......................... Holden
Quartet—"Ye Shall Go Out. with
’ .y"Jo ................ Bamby _
detiude-Grand Choeur in G. Salome
. Evening.
Windy—Twilight ........... Flagler
Anthem—"Come Y'e Thankful Peo-
ple Come " .. ............. Shelley
push—“Terry with me, O my Sa-
nior ..................... Nicolai
Idrs. O'Connor and Mr. Crowe.
Contain) Solo—The Prodigal Son
.............. Parker
.Mrs. Smith
unaccompanied Quartet—“in the
- Biest Evermore" ......... Havens
Postlude in D. ......... . . . . .Merkel
The .
is a very attractive production" ‘
one emotion. The members of .
Ionics Will begin promptly at
.2 Everybody is cordially ln- '
to." in the series on "Famil-
‘ .. and Sounds in The Nor»
which web announced for next
Weaning by an oversight. will
- - Y
Ill-s. ,igbt lives sides and it is sup-
nosed that while kindling a are her
clothes caught The attending physic-
in says that her condition is so ser-
mm that she is not likely to recover.
Davldw ”Tum
mans
Imp rnurw' s Taming:
AI stir-action sure to test 1:999
city of the playhouse is “Hrs. Tem-
le’s Telegram," which is announced
or a local presentation in the near fu-
tuner It is doubtful. if ever a pine or
players were accorded the genuine trl'
ninph which this funniest of farces and
its interpreters received here. and
likewise all over the country, last sea
son. it is only owing to the fact that
alarge number of playsoers had re-
quested Manager Hoyt to contract for
areturn engagement of the play that
Hail were induced to bring the comedy
here again, and that their move is a
wise one is evidenced by the interest
which is already being manifested in
the forthcoming engagement. At
Hoyt’s Theatre, Wednesday evening.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Milfulfier Martin. of Al. W. Martin's
"Unc Tom's Cabin" has. hit upon
an innovation that bids fair to revolu-
tionise the current productions Of the
well known and ever popular drama.
In his employment of whlte actors end
notreseee exclusively, he has attempt
on something that has been scorned
by other managers as an attempt at
the Impossible. but white people have
proves their ability In every part of
theatricais to depict the colored man
with an artistic realism that excels
the depiction of the colored men them.
selves-- This fact is recognised by that
race members of which have been un-
stintlng in their praise for Mr Martin
for giving them a view of their old
time life without any foams of thev
over drum farce of caricature. Ai
Heat's Theatre, Tuesday. matinee and
nig t.
BILLY. THE KID.
. if,nii reports can be relied upon. O is
of the biggest and most elaborate of
this season's melodramatic productions
Is the new play which is being pre
sented by the popular young actor, Le
Soy Sumner, which is called "Billy.
the Kid. " by Joseph Bentley and Wal-
ter Woods, which he is to present at
Hoyt's Theatre next Monday. The four
sets of the play are laid in New Mex-
ico “"11 show fir-{talc interesting phaal
order? ebut there is also a
strong and well sustained love inter-
esb and plenty of comedy. The title
role will. be played by Sumner. and a
better leading juvenile it would be a
difficult matter to find among the ac-
tors of the present day. His support-
.lng company la said to he an excep-
tionally strong one, and the. production
which has been given to the play, ex
tremely elaborate.
‘ \
is the widow of the late '
Apparently Well-To-Do WCouple Found
Fleeting by Fishermen in
Jamaica Bay.
NilW YORK. Oct. 10,—A mystery
came to light today. when the bodies of
a well dressed man and woman. bound
securely together with pwlre.
found fibetin in Jamqida Bay. The
bodies were my by two fisher-
men. Their little motbr boat bump-
ed into them as they were crossing
the bay.
Both victims had their yaiuableli in-
tact: the woman' s chatelalne bag was
even wired to her waist, but there was
nothing in the possession of either to
aid the police in identification. The
fishermen towed their film to Nassau
Beach. The bodies were taken to the
little morgue at Oxone Park. where
Dr. Nut said the bodies had not been
in the water more than six hours.
The man was apparently is years
old. He was six feet tall. and weighs
about 200 pounds. in his pockets
were a gold watch and chain and ii. 98
in cash. but no cards or letters to
show identity.
The woman apparently, was about
ihtrty five years of age. and excep.
fioually good looking. Her. brown
hair was tinged with gray. She wore
a wedding ring. Her long black glov-
Oil and 910 in small bills ware in her
chhtelaine bag which was wired so
thin it could not open in the usual
fashion.
W
DEBS PASSES THROUGH.
Addressed a Sig Audience In Bridge-
~ , port Last Night.
Eugene V. Debs, candidate of the
Socialist party for president of the
United States. and his celebrated Red
Special passed through South Nor-
waik very slowly about 8: 30 this
morning, on route from Bridgeport to
New York city.
The train was made up of a locomo-
live and four cars two of them bag-
' {ago and the other Pullmens Debs.
himself did not take the trouble to
show himself Had he done so. not
many would hare seen him.
Last night. Debs addressed a big
audience at Smith'- Theatre in
Bridgeport. A delegation of about 25
went over from South Norwalk to
hear him.
M. P. CONFERENCE CLOSES.
SMMFORD. Oct. ill—The annual
conference of the Methodist Protestant
Church here was brought to a close
tell”. The conference includes
churches in Long island. New Juresy.
New York and a few in Connecticut
Announcement of the changes. which
will probably be few. will be made to-
night. The proposition advanced to
connect this conference with Pennsyl
vanla was left in the hands of a com
mittee.
I .
,Scene in Act i.. “Mrs. Temple's Telegram "
Willi Willi liliHllEii,
were
BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7 AND ‘10 ONLY
NONE ”SENT c. O. D.
15c WOO] Socks
at lilo pm
3! ........ 4eals|nlale9
Men's HeaVy Wool Socks, blue
natural camel hair and grey.
sizes up foil“. 7 to 10 o'clock
. 10° pair
NO MAll. OR TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED.
50c Belts,
2%
All that is new in Belts. leather,
kid, silk or elastic studded and
the directoire styles. Regular .
60c value. 3 hours ......... 29c
50c Corsets,
37c
Any make of our regular 690
Cdrseh‘overy else and style.
Just for those three hours'. .‘. 97c
r $1.00 curtaili-
Stretcher, 69c
$1.25;Gas Lamp,
.98c
$1.00 Filet Nets. 4
73¢
95 Inch Filet Nets. in white and
cream. the newest allover for
a dressy waist.
$1.00. Tonight, 3 hours ....
Usual price
73c
25c 'Sieeveboard,
17c
50c Clothes Dryers,
39c
”recon on its PthE.
*-
Leneseme He “came Drunk.
Huntington, L. 1.. was arrested
This One Was Far from Home and So
Samuel Thorn a stranger who said
he was a cook on a boat hailing from
for
drunkeness, yesterday. by chief of P0-
lice William Vollmei. who found the
man hanging on a few 1' at the corner
of South Main and Munroe streets.
Later Thorn put up a (ash bond of 88
for his appearance this morning He
ossrrioviNo scuooc FLOWERS.
A report came lo the South Nor-
walk police. about 9 o'clock last night.
that boys were tearing up the flowers
about the Wanklin school. Officer
John Toothlll lost no time in getting
up to the school. hm when he arriv-
ed the boys had disappeared.
To the Board of COunty Commission-
ers of Falrlield County:
I hereby apply for a license to sell
bond forfeited
Miss cassv's sinTHcav.
William Casey. at. their home in Wood
their daughter. Miss Hazel.
sired number of
present. The PM
present
during the evening
played and refreshments wore scr’ycd.
all
of pretty gifts.
did not show up at court time. and
Judge Joseph R. Taylor declared the
A party was given by Mr. and m
ward avenue. last cloning. the cones-
ion being ihc birthdav anniversary of
A good
ing people was
orchestra was
and furnished ixccilsh'. music
Games Were
A most enjoyable limo was bad by
Miss Casey received a number
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors,
Ale. larger Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl-
der. at 29 South Main street. Town
of Norwalk.
My place or business is not located
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church , e. Parochial School or
Public School-house. or the premises
pertaining thereto. or any Post Ofilce.
Public Library or Cemetery.
Dated at orwalir. this 91h day of
October, A. ., 1908.
ANTHONY STENGER.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. ps defined by law, of the
Town of Nero-.ilk hereby endorse the
application of the above named
‘1 ny Stenger
for such license and we do severally
certify each for himself that we are
taxpayers upon real estate situated in
have not endorsed the application of
any other 'person for a license to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur-
inrlhe ensuing license year.
Dated at Norwaikdtliis 9th day of
. October, "A: D.. 1&8. .
Frits Zarges H A. Zarges, John
illsrrah. liter-Max Ebersbech.‘ William
A. Thompson.
l hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorsors are electors and taxpay-
ers, us defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk, and that they have signed
no other application.
Dated at Norwaik. this 9th day of
October, A. D.. 1908.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
L
To the Board of County Commission—
ers of Fairfleld County:
l hereby apply for a license to sell
Splrituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and Cl-
der. at 138 Washington street. Town of
Norwalk.
within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church Ediilce. Parochial Bchdb'l or
Public Schoolhouse. or the. premises
. pertaining thereto 'or say Post Office.
Public Library or Cemetert.
Dated at Norwalk this 91h day of
October, A. D.. 1908.
MAGNEB it li‘LYNNt
proof package was
~ .it. When opened,
country flavor.
DILLON and
Milan-sad
WARD“
REAMERY
BUTTER
So pure and rich—so fragrant
and “buttery” that a special odor-g... “
this wonderful goodness.
NO fainting influences can, affect ,.
the cover off the churn. _
Real country butter with real
andalwa ta
,gadath&c‘emery ":0". a
If yesrgn‘ur ass'r apply yon bride in.
W “midi. :5
v
' K
I
:1
made to protective , ‘
it is like taking
.aui
studied
In and".
accesses. . .
The Butter
posses untainfed‘
. delivery wagon
arid ice box
that
through
grocery,
l Appii
We, the; undersigned. electord and_
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above named
Manner a Flynn
for such license and we do severally
certify each for himself that we are
taxpayers upon real estate situated in
said Town of Norwaik. and that we
have not endorsed the application of
any other person for a license to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur-
ing the ensuing license ear.
Dated at Norwaik. th s 9th day of
October A. D.. 1908.
Joseph A. Carier, Charles B. Schu-
man. John G. Murphy, Frank Gregory.
Alfred Brown.
1 hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
era as définedi by law. of the Town of
Norwalk. and that they have signed
no other mlieation.
October. A. D. 1908
‘ HERBERT R. SMITH.
010 17
said Town of Norwalk, and that was
My place ‘cif business Hoot Would olilces to be opened from 10 to
Dated at Nimialk, this 8th day 010
Nickel Plated Brass Pins. one Genuine invertedGasiAmp. com- Padded Sleeve Boards. Usual
inch apart. cannot sag in cen- plate with burner. globe and i 25 F o 7 till 10 Household Clothes .Dryers. will
ter. Usual 91.00 value. .3 mantle. For these three pr ”9 c' “ r in ,hold an entire washing. From
hours....,... “to... “‘."‘?"”°’ hours .. ..... .. ...... . ..... 98: p. m. .......... ...... u... 11c 7.11" 10 p. m. tonight......99c
. 11:11" .-
A. F. Beckmann 8: CO.
SELECT GROCERIES
Headquarters for Fine Groceries, Teas,
‘ Coffees, Wines: Liquors, Etc.
1| LII. IIS’T GRANULATID SUGAR FOR .................... Sit
DIAKI'. FAMOUS POUND CAKE. LB. ........................ 1
NATIVI on swear Foraross. PK. ............... .. ........ 25c .
NATIONAL siecurr core inc PKG. scene. 3 FOR .......... 25c ,
Mission cANDEN FANCY CEYLON TEA. LS. ......... 35c
CROWN AsTgn coerce (Delicious). 1 La. cAN ............. 85¢:
are right.
GEORGE EHRET’S EXTRA BEER ‘
24 across FOR 91. 00.
we any a complete stock of when and Livers and our prices
LET us active vbu.
, A. EB. coo. "cum A. F. snob: -
TOWN
Assessors’ Notice
We. the undersigned hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pav taxes is the Town of Nor-
walh, that they are required by law to
deliver to the ASSESSORS. or either
of them. on or before the
SECOND pav or NOVEMBER. leoe.‘
a written or printed list, dated. signed
and sworn to of all property owned by
them on the iii-st day of October 1903.
liable to human
N. B.-Lists may he returned to the,
Assessors. at the Assessors' Office.i
Town Hall Building. Norwaik. and at
the City Council Room. South Norwalk.
from and including October 19th.1908.
to and including November 2nd,1908.
19 o'clock a. in. and from 2 to 6
o ’cth p m. .. all days of the week iSun~
days enceptedgan and on Saturdays and
on Novuuher d. 1908, from 7 until 9
o'clock in the evening.
All persons will be required to give
street and number of their property.
Dated at Non/slit. Conn. October 7.
1908.
iSAAC SELLECK.
WILLIAM G. CROCHETT,
‘ OSCAR W. RAYMOND.
010.17.84.81. Assessors.
CITY
Assessors Notice
We. the albdersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Nor-walk. that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors, or
either of them. on or before the 2d
day of November. 1908. a written or
printed list d‘tgd.gn sign ed and sworn
,.,Faucy
" Coffees
Come and go. They come With
a Seurlsh of trumpets; their go-
ing is by the gum shoe route. ' .
Fancy Coffees are a Joke by the .
time they reach the cop. Pretty
packages generally hide poor
quality.
COffees
Are Fresh
Pure and healthy. We grind by
power. In a jiffy. at the time of
sale. Try our Mocha and Java.
at 95s a pound. it has a.nation-
"of reputation as the best at the
price.
you are losing something more
than the money savingo—you’
are losing coffee satisfaction.
”
The Union Pacific.
126 Washington Street,
Our
if you've never tried it
Tea 60.,
Tel. 542-3.
to. of all the p party owned by Qem
on the first day of October. 1908 lia-
ble to motion. making a description
“fill the real estate. each parcel be
«manly described-
N. B.--Listl may he returned to the .
assessors. at e Council Room. Hav-
lland street. silt Norwallr. from and
Town Clerk.
1, ' a . g ' s
Registrais Notice
The Board of Registrars for the Sec-
ond Votin
Norwallr. onn.. will hold a ‘publlc sea-
on 12,
street. in t.
o (9) s. 111.00 are (8) v
1909. from
voters. and to perfect that is
. DOS 8.
Dated ht Norwslh. Conn. October?
1908. .
District of the Town of
sins at the '1: wn Court room, Havilsndi’
Odtoher
a. to receive applicsitionsl to be made
DAN
Registrars of Voters. Second vetlns
District. Town of Nomih. Conn.
of 101’
inclugl'ngxmitdber 19. 1908. to and in-
cludi ovonlber 9,1908. said ofilce
to hoopenfroinlo -00to 12: 000',clocir
ems-mm: i90tb5:000'cio¢:h._
ll run an deprrdaybtfrdm 7: 0010 9:00
o'clock in the evening. and Monday.
November 9. 1.908. from 7: 00 to 9. 00
Dated at the city ‘of south Nor-walk.
Conn. October 10.} 9.
”AN LIN A. roams,
salon 25C ration
LOuis JOSOlofff
wrerAn wrong 19 NORTH MAIN 91:80. NORWALK-
TIL. CALL 401-.
010 239 ‘ ”- MM".
. l .
In. and ms or. Jobs. ‘ a
of It. J0hli e. 0|lillast Will.
have returned} iron a pleasant visit in rooms. Tuesday «only
onus
stated o'o vecstloa of Butler
Chapter-”It. A. it. will beheld
ingot ii a. ”but?
The liars. Degree will be Worked. ,.
Norwalk Chronicler