unlit tlttlltt iii If
Ialdlos Fleeced at. .ZBDDIIIIDDC
Wool at. ............ ..T96c and”
Children's messed at ..
Men's Flooded It. ”‘9. ..4 Mi
Meet at .99.... .. .1...
E. K. BANKS
IMAHAOKIHO HOTII. ILOOKI
If?!" .Nt’“ ‘.
George. B, Hunnell, of New Haven.
9 was in Norwaik, Saturday, on business.
Another dance was held Saturday
night at the Roton Point hotel, and
it was well attended.
Mr. and 2418.. William Cargill, of
llrldgepor spent Sunday as the guests
of relativ in Norwalk.
Percy Catterall. of New'York citv.
fotmeriy of Norwalk spcut Sunday at
his home in Broad River.
Miss Sadie Gattorall. of Broad Hiy-
er, Is spending a few days as the
guests of friends in Ridgeficld.
——Dr. Dick’s cures Malafia.
. Charles H. Kuntz. of 216 South
Main street, Is very sick with appen-
dicitis. Doctor West is attending him.
The missionary offering for October
in the South Norwalk Congregational
Church In for the. Norwalk Hospital.
This will be received at .the church
next Sunday.
Rev. Chatles S. Macfarlaud. DUI).
pastor ‘of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church. expects to attend the
”XIII-I‘m“: e' "In American Board. III
Brooklyn, this week.
Uncas Tribe, No. 26, Improved 0r-
der of Red Men, will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow evening. and com-
plete arrangements for the smoker to
be held Wednesday evening.
Iv out In constructing a catch-basin
at the.west-bound passenger station
at South Norwalk Is being rapidly car-
ried on. The men who have been do-
Ing the excavating Saturday go down
to the sewer pipes.
There will be a business meeting
of the board of dirIIIctots of the Bridge
Rescue Mission tonight and It is re
quested that any who feel an interest
III Oils Work will come and get an in-
sight into the workings of this limit
tntton.
Frederick. W. II‘. Andrews. of West-
port avenue. Norwalk, IIIturned to hiI
homoI Saturday cI'.cniIIg after a week‘ 5
vacation spent trav cling through New
Yotk state, having visited Albany. Sar-
atoga Springs and many other places
of interest.
Olin H. Youngs. of Norwich, has of
signed his position with the Southern
New England Telephone Company and
was at his home in South Norwalk
Wednesday on route for Baltimore,
where he. will enter thII University of
Maryland for a three years' course.
—-.lohtt ll. Dakini. piano tuner from
New York. will be in town this week.
Orders sent to Mahackemo Hotel will
receive his prompt attention.
’ lontractor William Lawlor. of Nor-
walk, wlIo9bas the contract to relay
thII bricks recently removed from the
foot of Mill Hill. to allow the con-
struction oi" the S‘Iuit'h tsreet sewer. is
pushing the work‘aloug rapidly. It Is
probable that it" will be completed
within a day or st).
Charles M. Swain, of Derby. has
filed II voluntary petition III bankv
III'rptcy in the district court of" the
Unit-rd States. He lists his debts at
$1,046.92 and his assets at $896.89.
The debts consist of wages due. $23.60.
and unsecured claims. $1,023.42. ' The
assets are made up of stmk in trade
$400; horses, cows and otherstnlmals
$26: caIriages and other vehicles. 650:
other personal property. $300 and
debts due on open amounts. $121.89;
The executive ‘-ooIIIIIIittee‘of the
Litcltficld County hospital at Wiusted .
has appointcdlliiiss Amy J. Robinson
now head nurse at the institution, as
matron to succeed Miss Gertrude ’0.
Lewis. who returns to Hartford after
several years' service at the hospital.
Miss Lewis will remain III Hartford
with her parents, who are not in the
best of health. after‘Novctnber 1.
when the appointment of Miss Robin
son takes effect,
. The Columbia basketball team, of
South Nor-walk, challenges any team
of an average age of 16 years. Lineup
as follows: “ Charles gnorin, captain:
E.’ Brena. center; .‘Kelly, right
guard: Bert Youngs. left guard; I).
Heward. Address all letters to C.
Guern 24 West Washington street.
South Norwalk.
The steamér {Isabel wt 1 go front
south ‘Nbrwalk on the 2 th inst. to
Cold Spring Lon Island where an
opportunity will!) worded to witness
the Vanderbilt cup automobile races.
The start will be made from South.
Norwalk at 12. 30 a. In The fare will
be
Smt has made arrangements to have
teams at the Cold Spring wharf to
cc'vey the passengers to various
po nts along the course. The steamer, ,
Rosedafe, llhe game day. makes an ex-
ciprsibnfnfipwmw
Adaiplt W. .fl):rrf.
Cigdrs‘fiig Clg"ettes, Tobacco
and Smoker" clad of all kinds
WWWK
\I.
u. martini SI. hi1 timely.
Hull shutout":-
1.
sonable, and Captain Aunlng J1
An Internal blood remedy for
Rhemtltism
ONLY-
”Treatment for the Blood,
Kidneys and Bladder
75c and $1.00
Write for Namplc 756 BOTTLE
FREE.
all wilt—tut, a.
9D9RU96QIS9T.
3 NORTH MAIN ”NEST.
' Jay 9%1
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Mrs. H. H. Gtay. of Séuth NorI
walk was In Greenwich Saturday on
business.
Butlchhaptcr.N0. 38,11, A M. will
meet Tuesday evening In Its hall in
South Main street.
Miss May liarIis. of West street,
has been spending several ya in Dan-
'bury. and visited the fair.
Charles I). Cutblll has returned to
Ilanbury from South Norwslk. where
he has been several weeks following
an operation.
The Jiue hedge Whist Club will 9999——
enthtaIued tonIoIrow afternoon by
Mrs J. 'I‘. PIowItt at her home on
Ellnctest TIIr':.IuIc
MI. and Mrs. Clarence Brush, of
«rnnklin street. spout Saturday with
clair, New Jersey.
Court Mahuckcmo, Foresters Ioi'
America. will have It meeting tomor-
row evening iu Knights of I’ythius
Hall, Washington street.
Mrs. Anna O'Connor. of 31 North
street. Danbury. is visiting her daughI .
tor. Miss Catherine O'Connor, and
friends In South Norwalk.
steamer Marion
tho Norwalk-
’I‘hc frctgnl
again been placed on
bcl has rctu d to tiridgeport. The
Marion has up crgonc a thorough ovcr-
hauling. has been freshly painted and
Is In excellent conditiorjthrtqughout.
Dilllltfllillllfli
Fairfield County Savings Bank
Nerwalk. Conn. Sept. 17. 1903.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct-
ors of the b‘airfleld County Savings
Bank, held this day. a dividend at the
rate of four (4) per cent. per annttm
was declared to depositors from the.
earnings of the six months ending Sen”
tcmber 30th, 1908.
The saute will be entered on pass-
books and paid oh and after October
10th 1908.
' SEYMOUR CURTIS. Trans.
W. Gilbert Newcll's Sclctft School ,
of Dancing and Deportment
Friday, October 16. opening day at»;
Overlook Military Academy. East Ave. '.
Norwalk; Misses and Masters meet at.
in In.: evening class for Ladies and
Gentlemeu'at 8 o'clock.
Classes t Arlon Hall, Madison St.
So. Norwa k, Wednesday, Oct. 14:
openlug.day: Misses and Masters at «i
p. 111.: Ladies and Gentlemen "Be-
r. inncts.”
course of insttuction in the Waltz and
the latest Society Dances. Circulars
upon application. Respectfully, W.
GILBERT NEWELII, 26 Liberty St.
Bridgeport. Ci. 9
TIE:r ass 2.» NTEL. 5554.
Two Things to
Consider
WHEN PUR‘CfHAg G G OCERIES
Confirms bin“I L'IEs
Quality and Face“
It you do this,9and cvery shrewd
housekeeper shOuid, then we lire sure
of at least _a good share of your pat-
ronnge. 99hr floods are the highest.
standard Our prices are as low as
this standard can be sold for A trial
order is solicited.
9 B edibles that you can eat.
is fidfilue. '
This
.muA’
33 Wear vii
People who know most abobt. 92'-
log. style and clothes are‘ was g
Koppel Suits. The man who is in-‘
formed and the man who is not are
equally safe In buyliig Tailored Suits
IOflla-
Give us a trial order; five are sure
to make a steady customer or you if
you do.
LEO 99S. ‘KOFPEL,
FASHI NAIL: TAILOR,
24 No. Milo at, South Norwalk.
w. as”.
Mr. Brush‘s brother. William, III Mont- ,
New York route. and the steamer lsa~ ,'
at 8 ocloIk. A thoroughuttts figured in an odd
,tbey stopped the cur.
’ street.
f Zanesyllle'
no World’ I... by Every Tea
If youd old range doesn't suit, try a HUD. “Tl-ll HUB RANGE is unsur.
passed for quality of material. perfection of work. economy of fuel. beauty
9‘ of design and finish. Hub Ranges are used and recommended by all the
- leading cooking schools of New Yor,k Boston. Providence, Springfield. lIaIt-
ford New Haven and other cities. which Is the strongest. endorsement ptlssl
hie.
Many of your ttpldbbors are using the ltub Range and are may to
9 endorse these claims '
Funeral Directors and Etthaimers. _
12-18 North Main Sir ..v
South Nilfb’alk. Cont!
Over Shoes.
them with
I
day you Put them on.
Walk-Over Shoes
“They Fit When others r411."
Comfort spcaks as you draw on a pair of Walk-
When properly fitted, you can wear
comfort. and case from the very first
IHIIII-I
FLYN N 8. RYAN,
'Phone 466.
90 Washington St.
Knit GOods
Fresh lines of Worsted Goods are here In abundance.
SWEATERS. KNITTED JUMPERS, GOLII‘
VFSTS, BREAKFA S'l‘
SIIAWLS. lEEWOOL FASCINATORS. BABY SACQUES, BABY SWEAT-
nus morass. argspss mommy .9 . I
36 Washington Street,
has . . I
,..z, .._...... s.._.. -svu .. -.... .._. W .
t.It '.99.. .vlll'
00096000099 . ,.
Day and Night Sessions.
South Norwalk.
’ Thousands of Dollarstarn’ed Weekly by
Merrill Business College Graduates
‘ A Business Education will help every young man and woman.
9 Stamford.
‘ WWWOW
lb“
was".
N. E. try-ans. CI...
South Nerwalk.
Books. Etc. Free. f .
Port Chester.
.n—
Q W. 066“
O. B. JackSDn, .
9 9 Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 488.
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.53 WALL STREET.
w
NORWALK.
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MOTORISTS' CURIOSITY SATIS-
FIED. 9
Another party of Stamford motor-
incident, just
north of NI‘w Canaan. on the Ridge-
I‘old road. Thursday night. They
were picking their way cautiously or.
or a narrow road. Suddenly a red
light loomed up out of the gloom ahead
of them, It waved frantically. and
III front. of them
lay a dead horse. III the middle of the
road. Its mate by the side of the
The road was narrow. and the
horse took up most of the space.
“Wait a bit." said the man with the.
lantern. “till I raise his feet."
They waited II bit. and the man
raised the hind feet of the dead horse.
This gave. them just room enough to
squeeze by. They stopped the car.
and asked what. was the matter with
the horse.
“Nothin' only his heart stopped
boutin’. cot sarn yo." was the surly re-
ply The party move on laughing at
the expen‘so of the man who asked the
question.
a Mayo-1A.
+3 Wilminlanimysfiom
TAF’T l, avgs CINCINNATI.
CIthNN 'rt. 0., Oct. 12.'—wtut.tm
H. Taft, left this city at 7 n. In. today.
for a continuous c‘a’tnpagn tom on the
road until 6 lion night. For three
days he will cycle to attention to
his home shite The itinerary today
include: speeches of Morrow, W liming-
ton, Washington Court House. Circle-
vlile, Lancaster, New Lexington.
Cambridge Newcomers-
to'Ivn. Canal Doyer. Massllio'n amt Ak
ron. During his trip, which Is hugely
through the rural districls 'of the state
Mr. Taft will make speeches to far
more, giving his reasons Why the tie-
publican policy of prbtcctlon should be
chosen, rather than the Demorrutlc tar
iff principles.
\VINIFRDD
Gold Medal Flour is best for pastry.
1iI;A".'IIuI l'l
vya'uys 99D999dcofidfinou son
PA 15, 12.~The Journal this
mom 3'. V3 call! to the government to
decorate ilbtir Wright with the Le-
gion of Mount. In recognition of his
inaccess in aerial navigation.
-.—<-——...,—.
KNOOKED FROM SLOOP.
Captain Gardner. En Route from New
Haven to ProvldooCe. Lost in Sound.
NEW LONDON, Oct. l2.«-(‘.aptain
William G. Gardner, ol‘ the oyster
sloop None A. Rowland, bound from
New Haven to i'rolelcuce, was knock-
IIII overboard by a blow from thI
sloop‘s main booth III the west cu-
trance of Fisher‘s Island Sound, yIIs~
terday afternoon, while trying to throw
his main sheet‘ clear that he might
pass Sea b‘lou'cr Beacon The blow
must have rendered him unconscious
for he did not rise alto: he struck the
water John Connors II negro cook
and the only other mim on the Row-
land; brought the Sloop into Noauk
"lurk reported the accident,
Captain Gardner, who “as 62 years
old. IIIIId m East l’rmidcncc where
his wife and four grown children sur-
viye him. The body has not been re-
C"'.U\U(‘ll
HM
'l‘bc Nona A. Rowland is well known
in these Waters, having been built and
owned for a number of yeats by Gan-
tain Ilevclon Rowland ot‘ Rowayton.
ELIMINATION or GRADE «loss
I INGS. ~
ALBANY N. Y.. Oct. 12 ”News"
slty 0f liberal action by the legisla-
tale for the elimination of existing
grade. crossings of railroads is pointed
out in a report by the public servtco’
commission III t‘Ic It" e"d District.
a sufficient appropriation to pay the
stntd’é share of the expense to carry
on this‘ work The commission says
Massachusetts has spent since 1890 ov-
er 3?. 900. 000 for this work, The. elimina-
tion of existing grdde crossings of rail
roads can only be made upon the“ order
of the public service commission ‘
RICHFORD, Vt. Oct
search of the ruins
or for the bodies of
.yet unrecoyered. who were inflated
‘19s the ‘er and e‘kplttifiondp tines-
.ay gt. was no one . It
:has Effect: dimctllt‘ ffo'lll his“), ”Ii-kt...
tween the l’el’oli'inb Q‘f the ew- bodies
this; far recovered. but so r as pos
slblo the authorities .are placingr‘tbe
charred pollen of each person in sep-
arate boxes.
12. "—The
the eleven men as
pf the. grain slevab ‘
‘ ed by the cIquptIoller of the currency.
q
. any to the top ot' the tower, 635 feet
, Claim That the Union Agreement With
‘ ‘ 7.00 conductors and tralumcn of the
The commission strongly recommends C
SEARCHING FOR E99i99.9EVE9N BODIES
new luoLAND courtesan“, .
Governor. of All lilx but" Agree oil"
Program of Action. .9
BOSTON. Oct. 12.—~An official state-
Ineut regarding a conference of New
England governors held Saturday af-
tcruoou at the Algonquin club, was
given mg by Frank is Dean, the sacro-
tray of the conference with the au-
thoriaztion of the governors of Mull!»
('bIIIIctts. Connecticut. Vermont. New
Hampshire and Maine, and the gov-
etnor e-leI-t of Maine. The statement
follows III part:
“For the first flute In the history of
New England as far as known, the
governors of (MI ry New England state '
met III 00an rencc at the Algonquin on .
Saturday afternoon at the invitation of
(lochnor Guild and definitely Ileclddd
upon the ptogranl for the outgoing con-
fIIrI- -nce' on the promotion of‘ New Enti‘
Iand' s interests and the“ preservation of
New England resources. Though the
experiment was somewhat sensational.
the coqurIIuco of 'govo’ruors brought
out a most rIIIIIarlIablII harmony of
feeling and in every ease the details of
the progtatn adopted met {with unani-
mous approval. "
W‘f‘l’fl‘ 6331M“ I
my," a,..s,v.,~ are,
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92 Washington Sticct, South Norwalk
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CLOSELY WATCH BANKI.
Comptroller Murray wm Do ~91 Ho ' ' I 9 . a. . 99
‘ Price Sale
Speculative Banking.
Broader assortments and more alluring
WASHINGTON. Oct, 12.—Comptrol-
tor of the Curency Murray has decided
to tut-Icase the number of national
nuk examinations III man cases from
iwl'co to Once or four tmes a year.
It is not his pmposc, he says, to ex-
a9m9inc all national banks flyr or even I
tuce times a year. but the new mic va “es than ever before
badks cdhlch have III the past shown ’
a I spos tiou to violate or evade any ’ o
, - . .
of the pIoIIsions of the national bank- 9 .‘ Everything must'be‘ SOId thls week.
liIckIcsI-I and speculative banking ,. .
\\ ill be discouraged to the limit of the . .
I‘otnptroller‘ s ability and if a bank on
blbits these characteristics if: will be
watched with the closest scrutiny. .
FlGHT ON BRIDGE TOW‘ER
ing laws or the IIIgulatlous prescrib-
_..--._.. ______._..........
IN MIXED COMPANY.
9 The sort. of people traveling and
staying at good hotels has become
very mixed. All classes and conditions
or people. are now sufficiently Well off
i'l frequent thc more expensive places;
A lady found herself recently placed
at a table Ii'ilote beside her dressmak.
III and the owner of a shop whtrc she
bought her perfumery while a go ntlc-
man. recognizing his hairdr‘IcsscI III
the smoking room. was accosted by.
him with the petite request “I hope,
sit. you will keep my secret but I am
staying lthrc as I usually do at hos
ttls. not in my own name but as Ma-t
jor S.‘ -1 ondon Graphic.
will be made to apply to all national 1
Maniac Struggles With Blueeoats 535
Feet Above River. '~
NII‘W YORK. Oct l2-Atop the
areal iIoII tower at the ilrooklvn end
of \I’Illiamsburg bridge a thrilling
struggle occurred yesterday while hun-
dreds of persons looked from below.
An itIsauII man who had cludcd the
tower watc lIIIIau climbed an iron stair
“You look much distressed, llrowtt.‘
Anything the matter at yottr house?"
Yes;- social prominence.“ —Nashviile
American. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' l
-
runway.
iIAil.
7. I~ CfiNL MAN/86“?
3 DAYS. COMMENCING MONDAY OCTOBER STRf
CHESTER 8: JONES MUSICAL STEWART
Thc‘lhtncing Adonis. ”The Nollow What Playis."
MILLS 8: LEWIS DESBRO 8: MEYER
German Comedians. Comedy Gym pasts.
PAYNE 8: QUAkTELLA 9 SPECI bFEATUR
‘ .““I‘Itti$tié’
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tNliRlAlliMElilS
above the blast rum and was prepar-
tag to leap Into the river when the two
policeman climbed up shot him.
The man turned upon the bluecostr
with a razor and ”107% on the narrow
footing at the dizzy height a ten
minute fight took lllllt‘r‘ which hold all
who witnessed it spcechlcsa with hor-
ror. The trio were swaying (III the
verge of destruction. and now back
on the center of tlItI small platform
before the man was overpowered.
CONDUCTORS HOLD M EETlNG.
fifllfi‘gl'li
the Consolidated Road is Not
Being Lived Up To.
IIOSTON. Oct. lL'fiiletwccu Ioquw
(
New Yurk, New Haven and Hartford
Raiitoad hold an Indignatiou meeting
yesterday and framed a protest. to be
forwarded to theI oliicials of the road
against conductors being compelled to
work on both passeng. or and freight
trains
It. was ‘IIJaiIIIIIII the union asreenient
with the road provides for separation
Iil passenger and height conductors
and that Abe Inlxinlg of the two Is dau
gcrous and compels longer hours and
less compensation.
BILL JONES, —lg.l.8 MAN.
121917..
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY. 0m. 12. ‘ t
CHAS. H, wueaz Presents the Popu.‘
Iar Young Actor I. 9
LEROY sUMNEa . I
In the New Play ,
“Billy the Kid” '
A Story of the Western Ptalno. . I
Autumnal Excursion
Through the Picturesque ‘
Berkshire Hills to Pittsfield
At the sense of the year “hen the
Autumnal fo iagc presents the most
charming natuIal pictures
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 15
Special express train leaves Slam
Attempted to Avenue Garfield‘s Death
by Shootin‘g Assassin.
WASHINGTON Oct. l‘.’——Willlan
Jones, who attempted. to alcogc flu
death of President Garfield by shooting
at his assassin. Cullen. killed Join
A. McPherson. a dlschn god member
of the Marine Corps. last night, or Int ’I‘: file. m; Daricn." 2-i7a. III. :80
Bates Farm. near lirooklaud, on the \‘orwalk. 8:00 a. In.: Normualk N: 05 a. SpcIiai Sc-cuiI. Mechanical, Electrical
outskirts of Washington. .Johcs II 'II.; Wilton. 81:5 II. III.: B'ranchvlllc. 1:.th it. i
under arrest. V27 a. In. . ——‘ I
Am..- Stopping to lcavp passengers at PRICES .......... 15c, 25c. 35C, 500 i
HOTEL ARRIVALS. ’ treat Barringlon. Lo..- and IAInnox. ‘ . I
lluc Pittsflcld at 12:15. noon.
Return special train leaves Pittsfiold
Iii. 4:86p. m., stopping at above sta- HOYT'S THEATRE.
”(”139 i 9 . ____,__ .9 .. .-
Round Trip Fareml't‘rom Stamford MATINEE AND NIGHT. “I
Illid‘Dfll‘lf‘n, $1.25; from other SiiltiOIIS. TUESDAY OCTOBER 13TH. ‘
$1.00. Special Tickets gwld only on Th '0 i | f | ‘1
nbovuSpchal Trains and Date. ° ° ossa ° A ‘
Clifford~Gcorgc 1“. Holloway. New.
‘io‘rk: Louis Word and w.lfe Newark.
N. .l. I Joseph Wright, Brooklyn. Conn;
Miss B. Birchard, J. A. Hyatt. Nor-
waik; Charles Reinhold. .Wllllam
Gr'onso, .lohn llampsou. Harry Hamp-
son, It. 0. Quick, [)aIIburyz‘C. H. Gil-f
lettc. P. E. Curtiss, Hartford; George
Williams. H. a Webb. H. II. Olson Excursion Tickets. the manner of . I”: '
Philadelphia; W Morrison. “3‘ which will be strictly limited. must be AIMW‘ MARTINS . 9
purchased before eu erlng the cars or World' s Greatest ‘
Orange. "N. J.; 0 Robert LyncLI New
Haven‘ C. G. Belden and daughter,
Waterbury; 'J. F. Green New Roch-
elle: Ora P. Patio and wife, Brook
lyu, N. Y: R. I). M hesney, Danbury;
Mr and hits. A G. Morse Boston.
Mshackemo~—T. S. Bun hoff. Siam
ford; m. Armstrong.Sout Norwaili;
Chas, A. Mann. H9. G Mann, Mr. and
Mrs Gilbcit. Miss9 Ella Gilbert. glis-
regular tare will be collected.
.THE new volts. new HAVEN AND
,HARTFORD‘ RAILROAD.
. LCI‘I‘Y '
Assessors’ Notice ‘
Uncle Tom’ 3 can.
2 I ..' (II .' "~ f
Newest Edition of theIOIdflt Hit.
. 50—~All White People on the Stage— .. y
no. A Carload of Special Scenery. Solo
9 Orchestra of 12 Musicians. 10—Stnqy . ‘
era and Dancers—~10 10~llussian and
Cuban Illoodhoundse-IO. Don‘t mind .
ton; C N. Scarls. New Ha eh, ~, . .. . .
“9991999999 m9)“ Geo Ykoflgeg hLdl‘lng' the mméggf‘ Concelt
Rt afield: i. Hadsel. New Haven; M u 10 d ,
recasteftn. Bridgeport; J. A‘ [‘9 We, the undersigned. hereby giyc a m """"""""" 9‘" M i“.
l'cc, N w 'Iork; b2. Cbnkey, flpi‘él. notice to all persons anti corporations Night ---9 -------- 100. 2°C. 390‘: CM 500 I;
bury, 913.9.usoa F Readman,‘ all liable to pay. taxes In the City of . j
KID-mm 399.999; \ liull. vasF tog, Pa. ; soulth Norwiaif that t99llllcy are required . -- - - 9 .
r and rs S Aldrich Ej'Ald. Y aw to 6 war to It assessors, or I ,9 "
rich. mogroonllt .l. 9999 or. twang; skiers; themfl (91,111ng before99the 2d HQYT S THEATRE .9 9 I,»
tor-mot .. Ne v mm a 0 overs er, II wr ten or- -
lock. South orwalk; J. t; .Drlnted list dated.s agned and sworn ' 'WEDMESDAY' 007' 14.. 9
Stamford:1.‘ane999sn.i.uycn, w';.to Ia’tt Ih‘e property owned by them - The Refueling 90% Success, » .,
Yo‘rkI , 91:! an “an; Win; on he 'ilrst day otOctober,1908. lla-l ‘-
113091). 'New 90 (91.3%": . Simpson, ble to taxation. making a description M 5.9} II
wYor .Q‘I'C. Bpstbn; C.“ 01’ all the teat estate each parcel be. r amp 6 ’s
F Phelps O. Phelg: Pougbkeepsio, ihg separately desert e‘d
'.N Y.; .Ban. lbany,N . Y. B.———Lists may be returned to the ,
.. . 9 assessors, at the Council Room. Hay e9 egram .
COMM Rble‘b: CONGRESS Iland street, South Norwalk, from and[ .
SAN rah eta ,eti'12.-‘.—.-Tbe e’i tncIudtn October 19. 1998, to and III-l with
ecuttIe committ‘e‘e oft e Trans-Wists eluding Member 1908, said office]l
MISS LAVINIA SHANNON
to be open from 10: 0 to 12: 00 o'clock,t » ‘ I
a m‘, and from 2: 05‘) to 6. 00 o‘clock. Supporting
D nt.’ . on Saturdays from“ I: 00 to 9: 00
“o'clock in the evening and Monday
—.—-——-—--—9—- 9 ' Novlember 2,1908, from 7. 090 to 9:00
Hal-r. Remnant .DEAD. . ' p.n :IChsI-tes It. Small and Thomas Hall.
POI}99 AU;-PRINCI‘1,KHIII.0,CI. 12:- Date at the City of South Norwdlk, ' Managers).
Mrs. 0
rd Ataxia. win of the b. d 'Colln‘.. lobar 10 1908. ,ONE YEAR IN LONpON.
resident of Haiti. died here today. ”fie; , FRANKLIN A. TOLLIIS ' ONE vgah' IN NEW VON ,
government ls preparing for a hat. 19.9.”
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sippi Commercial Congress hair do :19-
ed to hold the next tnee of to
Congress. Which is schedule for Don
yer, In August. 1909.
Colophon): of SuprOInl _
Merit.
Magnificent Equip‘mcnt of Genuine igp
portcd Goboiin Tapestries. ,
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0 WILLIAM maroon Prices ........... 25c, 50:. 75°. stile
at funeral. Assessors. First 4 how. in Orcheu'ira .. 0t .llo
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