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It:n'llll‘ieecedat. and
Wok in llib Mn 8t Wlll‘iiti P.
Beers' Norwsilr b ksto‘re.
lira Barth Tristrlm. oi Bottom-l!
spending
trnm' tun 1y; 11mm.
3-010. oice Native Fowls,
Heyes‘ Mitt.
Lincoln Q6000“. No. 4, mar of Unit-
ed America! Nechbhics. will hold a
regular meeting this evening. .
-—-Fresh Pork to roast, and Sausage.
12% lb. Public Markét, 5'2 80.100111 St.
Mlss Millie Jumieson, ot Norwelk, is
the guest for 11 week of her cousin,
Mrs, Thomas Pavey, at her home on
Wurén street, Bridgeport
—Mg of Lamb, 160. Buttery’ 11.
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Crotoot, 0!
Washington street have returned
home from a two week‘ s trip to Nico
1101‘ Falls and points of interest in
Canada.
~Cap's.‘ Caps 0.'Brien
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph H. Fiilow, oi
Pebble Brook Farm. West Norwaik,
have returned from a trip to Massa-
chusctts. Whilez away they attended
the bridge celebr in Hartford.
-~Pork 006113112886 10.; horns-made
or link Sausage. 32c lb. Hsyes' Mkt.
'l‘obcyfleach was taken with anoth
or sudden sick spell, this morning, at
the Muhackemo Hotel, and was re-
moved to police headquarters. where
Dr. J. W. Vollmer attended him.
Vénch was apparently in good condi-
tion again in a short time.-
-The ladies .of the EasternStar
will hold a cake sole, Sat, Oct. 17, st
Stiiisonzl’oweli Corp” Washington St.
Councilman and Mrs. Daniel Dunlop
went to Brooklyn, yesterday, to attend
the funeral of Miss Ads Wyckoi‘i
Bennét't, daughter of Mrs Dunlop‘s
brother. Mr Dunlop returned home
to South Norwalk, last night, but Mrs
Duniop will remain in Brooklyn tor Va
short stay .1
r—Dl‘ Dick's cures Mslsris.
Two gentlemen from Bue'nos Ayres,
South America, Were purchasing hats
at the Crofut and Knapp factory re-
cently, and it is a strange fact that.
owing to the lack of stenmshlps going
to that phoenix Mas «neutthrymu to chill
the 01.390 bronco thenccto Q their
destinstlonn .
—._~.Prime Rib Roost. 121,130. Buttery‘ s.
. Silas Drings, of New Canaan, gave
the newstYs an outing in his big
touring car, Tuesday evening. The
party made 11 tour through Stamfoul.
Dsrisn. Norwalk 1111s south NOrwsllty
and visited Calf Pasture Beach. where
lunch was served. Among the boys
were Stanley Borel. Cameron Borel,
Jambo'rWlthsli. Daniel Murphy and
William Campbell. The boys were de
lighted with the ride. and speak highly
of Mr Drim' hospitality, .1. «r. 1 I
elimbreilss & YVnVoht Cops.- Q‘Brie'n.‘
The warm weather has brought out
considerable post season baseball e11-
thusiasm in South Norwslk. and there
will be a game tomorrbw aftermon' at
Amusement Park. between a picked
Soul-l1 Norwslk team and the Colonials
The game Will start at 3:30 and there
will lbs 110 admission fee. Volk and
Moil'ernan will he the battery for the
ficW.Norwaiks, .while Singer and
Muivoy will probably do the honors for
the Colonials. .
,,—-Small Fresh 110015.140 1h; Fresh
011118;. 1011; Leigh of F01 k. 123540.
ayes’ 'Mitt. ‘
1'80
' "f Q'T‘deut (61‘ W will
a week with Charles Tris-
111'.
' which time the (3011th will lib Natl}
._,'t
An internal blood rolln'dy tor
Rheumatism
' ONLY.
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Assessors’ 'Notiéé
Mu..-
We, the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City or
South Norwallt, that they are require 0%
by law to deliver to the assessors,o
either of them, 1011 or before the 20
day of November. 1908, a written or
printed list, dated. signed and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them
on the first day of October, 1908, its
bie to taxation, making a description
of all the real estate. each parcel Q-be
lug separately described.
1 N. B.-——Lists may be returned to tile
llsnd street. South Norwulk, from and
including October 19, 1908, to and in
cluding November 2, 1908. machine
to be open, from 10:00 to 12:00 o'clock.
11. m., and from 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock.
p. 111.; on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
o'clock in the evening. and Monday.
November 2,1908, from 7: 00 to 9. Q00
9"Dated at the City of South Norwaik.
(bun, October 10,190.81. 1
11411111101111 A 101.1.sz
D1 WILLIAM HARP‘ORI')
010' 2'2VtQQ QQ . essors.
SCHOOL TAXES
Brookside School District.
The‘ tartpayers ‘of the Brookslde
School District are hereby notified that
the district tax of three mills on the lie"
town assessment ist
3"1'1'1‘07 “CPR: due ind payable on!‘
lthh lit' day of November. mercur-
to receive cameo or payment may hr
made in. Frederick Moulton, at Plains
ied's drug store. in South "No'rwhik.
Penalty at the rate of nine per cent. 11
rest will be charsedV 011 and ”tar pe-
cem er1,19 8.
CHARLES 11011111..
06 13 16 Collector.
11, '. ,t» ~95 .‘1 .1 of
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t
Me 41166.
The horse Evon'in'g Star has arrived - ,
at. the Ferris Coal Company": dock
with a load of coal.
~r'reab Shoulders, 12c. Buttery...
111.011.131.11 Newcll's Sclect School .
71111111111111: and Deportiu‘enti,
F‘ridri'y, “october 16, opening day flV
Overlook Military Academy. East Ave .
Norwslk; Misses and Masters meets-st
Gentlemen at 8 o’clock.
Classes at Arlen Hall. Madison St...
80 1115111111111, Wednesday, obi. 14;
opening day; Misses and Montana“
0. m‘ Ladies and Conclusion ”Be-V
ginner's? s1. 8 o'clock. A thoros'
course of instruction in the Walt: at
the latest society Dances Circulars
upon application. Respectfully;
Bridgeport, Ct.
ti:
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Milli fill llfll Illlillfllllll
Brook H. Baxter, the ehlerprlslug
druggist. is advertising today for fifty
men and women to take advantage of
the special hdlf price otter he is mak
ing on Dr Howard's celebrated speci-
iic for the cure o! co
pepsin, and gets
at halbprice, 25 cents.
Supernova is he or the remarkable
poorer 10f this specific to cure these
disposes As Well as sickdrendaches and
lived troubles. that he
the money to any customer whém this
medicine does not quickly relieve and
c:ulll'itil hr. Howard's specillc at hsnd, '
you can eat when you want and have
minor of ill consequences. It strength“;
and? 11111 numbed gives phi-(dot (lites;
non regulates the bowels, creates 1111'
the and makes life worth the
livid g.
This is an unusual opportunity to olf-
stnln 60 doses t the best medicine ever
malls for bill it! regdl'pr p with}
the personal gi'd‘rsutee 0‘!
Snow busihedr min to rein ' the
oney it it does not give satisfaction.
y 0006 package
, , ‘. -'. '1‘, *
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1'1 1, ‘ n,
slipstlon and dye -»
s to refund f
well ‘ '
TEL, 055-2. Tilt. 0582.
Two Things
Cfflm Q+,QQ‘-..u ‘L
.0148; 50501-1 size" sfibeéiiea
s .
OR ANY TAL UQFPLIES
Qualliy aiid Price
It you do this: and every shrewd
housekeeper should then we are sbr'e '
of“ at :least 11' gm share or your $111-
101111300“ goods are the highest,
standard. Our prices are as low. as
11111 standard can be sold ler. A that
order is soli'cited.
«11013011010011 (Bill? 901?:- ms Q
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is th'
1.. «05".»
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-‘ ‘ ' 110 Q y'cu toner-lg you it-'
Q {0‘14ch Villa-'10s Messrs. Q.
.-. Hid 3.1.11.1 "A'itos,
‘24011ffig71‘10iflor'wil
4 'p. m evening class for Ladies 011d 1 ‘
Hartford and New Britain. Mr. Dubois
intends to spend the winter in the for
coal,
”hilt is wit .0“ t
ommend
for V
We believe we 0801‘ the best work' ng shoes to be bad. They are solid
leather, no paste board illlings. embodying perfect workmanship. which, with
honest leather, insures you longest Wear, absolute comfort and protection .
against the fail cold and dampness
The only Range with 0
fire our the top, sides and
back, through a fifth flue. ev
oven to an even temperature, those?! givin s nbetter baking wit far
at Range, 011g.
use as
“$1111
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S&CO
ub
3% Mush imp-f
lound on
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WORLD‘ S
“on“
l'or 'all 56881.net.
0i. FivezSidel-ii'
15‘
Emblem
out from th
“lover 1511::
the
nuts
1'!“
Absolutely the best w01klngmen' 5 shoes to be had 1082.6th and $3.00.
‘1 .U'
C. Buck Dubois
1'ner city.
assessors. at the Council Room, H1111: . ‘
in attendance.
011.com sNEWELL, 25 where): of. ’
~sr'own strum». O‘Brien. \
An important rehearsal of the Rough
Rider Glee Club will be held this even
ing at the Republican headquarters in 1
South Main street and leader Fred
J Force hopes to have every member
This willt‘be the last
practice before the big rally at Hoyt’s
Theatre, Monday etching. .
0.40m
‘ OM‘M
spent. yesterday in
at. .'Jobns Lodge
The" e
conferred
hem mourns meelh
the Matt-lb sonic Temple, in Well street.
cred apprenthc degree
90 Wampum street.
1
”1“
William .1. Poster, of Rnymond live
there office. is enio'ying s. d y's vacu-
tion and incidentally is loo lug over
the remains of the Danbuxy Fair
~—-Cranl)e'rries 10c qt. r151. & ('0
The Socialist stor Party will hold
11 mee'tln 11g, this evening at the Central
Labor Union Hall. Washington street.
.lames'l‘. Month, of New York, will be
the principal speaker.
--C. at: K. Hats O'Brien.
A. F. and A. M..
lg. lst evening, at
r,
was
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Abolit Thls?“ "
flow
t Cg
lc'
trial of the FERRIS kind,
or...
ask your? lit-fighter, or better still,
tr
1‘13“
Q l 3'13“; ,
T'll el'errls
'3' 149 midlaht
7.71:7 ”rmm-‘W
If this is the day you need
then this is the "psychologm
moment” for 111 to suggest n
it y. u want to know about our
out like our word for it'—
Coal Co
'EWVTWW Q8
Milli IIlIllflIlTi
1100610111 11 recourse.
11 Ma y.
phstic bit during its New York on
farce comedy success of the season.
MUSIC HALL,
the "1'omsrk.,.,“Best ever seen."
motion pictures were
all or a high standard. Hail and Stew-
ard. the SisteI Act. wns good and was
well rareived by the audience. ‘lhe
mo well worth seeing. They
in their dances. Lewis and Humes.
Comedy Acrobats, are clc1el in their
Jokes and funny savings. Every word
they utter is a laugh with ”101’"
lance. Will 0 Thompson, in sbn e
and imitations ls without any exc'ep
lion one of the best vaudeville per
formers seen in The Nth-walks. His
songs are grout and his imitntiohs Mid
~Portérhouse Steak. 18001111911811.
' Add 111:“
b;
‘a':
11'1 th
6121‘
r
QV_»,-.,n. he“-.. .—
quite extraordinary number.
listen Sun's, .ior' ins
the body pl, ill"
belie: defied
évery' sty 11.11111 our experiendc
dema'r'idJ will be found:
I .1. mm rs. $111,,
1.. more emsnwunesnm 4:13le
In WOfil 'br'
oven 1 MWM’E 1.5.1 .§“m "
And 0 splendid varietyV of 111800?
v ‘10.; I»"l'fl"" ‘.
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JJWQ "
ls " 'nctive
VF: . .11 the matter of variety.
slind'ive'nc'ss of W
“fitment.
Wanamaker finderwear
Tile Wanamskpr ; 0’ "fin" oi' Kn'it Underwear 1!: quite on.
like any other,.
A- rough
calculation shows' 0v 1 1"00 dii’icrent styles in Fall and Winter
«weights [or men. Women and c. ‘uldren. on our shelves todayw :1
A grost many of them you will
not find anywhere else, for the simple relson that we have
worked the styles outwith the manufacturers, to suit our liking,‘
and the preferences at our customer's. . F611 othcwtorcs' can
accomplish this, for they buy through 10111.83, while We 30
direct 10.4111: mills witthcrge order: by virtue ol the enormous
outlet turn ed by our New York Illa. Philadelphis stores.
alter bottomed: reflects the
willingness of the manufacturers to adopttooi pleas—- they like
to do so. be it keeps them out of the 1111101100411: dreaded 11115.
All the little diflercnccs thal we incorporate into the under
i‘resr w'e' it‘ll, make for comfort, and for better wear. 1 Women' s
c'e%-—s't:es are roomier, right airtight
though. than the 11811111 garment, and have more ",nced-les ”
or iM-yhenccifit much: hotter, than other suits. Dainty trim—
1110135, in designs of our own choosing, appear on many of the
“steaks! drawers. The Underwear for Children is made up
according‘t'o 'ls‘et' of dimensions that 1111.1ch wolked out our-
seiycs. with em Vigngth‘ 111 arms and legs. and more iulncss 111
The Men’ s Undergarments are
mobilities sold at the We price elsewherg
(1181': 080010 of our 1010633 puts us cure for with Who
wholesalers. Bill tell to the other retail stores, in the matter at
price—‘1'», hot. 111an at the great: mills even lever 11: over the
whoicaler“, because we bring them directly into touch with the
consumer’ 5 ideas. '
splendid Winter stocks now read), every fabric,
Th?
.4: :Ksr-i’l? -:
$11.75 11 amnesty infludipgs
""0111 so it.
‘; 138V.-
WEAR—43bit
ii; 11.‘
RWPW rifles? customers
range 01 prides runs-4
moi collard) 50's to tile
merino, wool, lincn mesh
' 1r.- pusidm‘s .00.:
1,; .
rs stilt $8. including 9;“. 3113110115. égn'lg:
Sum—ascrérsisgly popular-vat l4. 1
111 CW“? “drawers
l" Fulfil.
rou‘ps:
marlin wt 11111111111111
«wiggle .11 111.151 11.11?
fleck, Inn or short sleeves” 0 each. .001. .- ..
,. knee em all: length, $2 a phl'r. 1151"" w! V match
Mess UNDERWEAR AT $1.10. “mw 5' 3'3... "
- mg?“ 39¢. . 1:33'5 '11‘ 110011111115 «1’; ‘fgmln
‘ CWWW = vy weight,
unturni-color merino yeah, p'u't ‘ I sc-
cording. 01‘ tile. 31m l'i'efi V . , ' ~"n ursi~color
.' , rem. pantsicts 0; drawers, 561: , . .35. sccordtnglo Size. ‘ 1.
.. V , . figfiglmtg to 1,110.:
. scenes, 1' 1 '8‘ 11'1-
For neutralise vié" single out :hc’slllfié «pili‘il‘iif 1;
women's 1'1"th
.ts, low hw'k, sleeveless, yr
‘ .
».-s_.’_,.. .
.‘.... ax.
' '1 " “ ' ldfinstlhlhl
'witticlsms,
logues, are immense. Whalevel ht
does holds the attention of the end-
icnce.
:slnver
up sound heuith-~kecps you well.
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.MOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cllflom.--lohu F'. Ghilds, Worcester:
11111111810101. Cecil Booker :Wllfrer
Adsms‘ey, M 0. Russell, Pete:
Schwartz; Joseph L. lifts. New York
R. C Smith, Lansing. Mich'
Shea, Sputh Norwalk; v Mattie. E
Mitchell. Plsinville, Come); R. J
Clark, P.- M Watt and wife, ii. A
Boss. Provide-noel» J. idly Cornell. A
H Ambldr Boston: Frank A Tieford
Chicago;2~1t. It. Sheidonn Boughkeep-
sic: Robert M. Uta, Greenport; Mr.
and 111113.411. h‘. Bantu Brooklyn
Monasticism-'1'. J. anne, 1‘. 1.11110
in. New Yolk; (3.1.. Reno; Bnooklyn:
Hoosier. Brooklytl: R. l). 111.811.111.101:
town 00011.; with Don egg'er. Sou'tl
Norws'lk. B. H Edwsrs Bridgeport
S. (ireenstoin. Bridgeport; L. R Hurl
butt. Wilton, George Rockwell Ridge
field; H M. Wright Boston; Lynn W
Wlislm.Bridgepm1; H.- .l. Parrish
James J. McCloskey. New Haven; H
W. Young. Chicago; D F Stevens
New, Hayes; Wm. Armstrong. Georgi
Hickland Wm D Foster. South Nor
walk; G. F. Schuster, Daricn: M
Schufl‘e. A. L. Wins. East Norwslk;
Isl E.Pon1eroy Hallow! N.
Slwssbl. 8
wow? fies
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our“ If?
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1 ‘ 't'hefingdzhe chgpter as
:01 11111
’ fl
our: ‘1": i'agsinut
001.! e proper-
‘. NW
bridal: We, 4 81111011 street, nest
Wednesday 010010;; at 8 oclock, and
1pm be hilawod by a reception."
'Jlooiigan's Troubles will make its
Initial bow at Hoyt’s Theatre on 8110
it is one of the latest farce
comedy pieces and is well worth see-
ing The company is composed of very
clever artists both in the farce comedy
and vaudeville line, and scored an em. ,
easement and' proved to be the biggest
Music Hall was Well attended, last
night, and the crowd come away with
The
exceptionally
good and very interesting, the last
film shown on the canvass was very
runny, and caused much laughter. The
vaudeville consisting of five acts, are
Newsbody 11 Trio, Singers and Dancers. ,
through some unique and diiilcult steps
introducing dlflereut dia‘
«A healthy man is a king in his own
right: 1111 unhealthy man is an unhappy
Burdock Blood Bitters builds
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Our system of any payment h‘u 1100111116 mum‘s! 'keeping'thounnds
of people dressed in the most approved fashion. Our clothing II
made by UNION TAILORS and bear. the UNION LABEL, therefore
must be stylish. fit well and glveperfeet Intlsfnotloh.
Operating as we do 44 store In the principal cities, gives us a tri-
mendous purchasing power th’ t means lower pritc‘l to our customers.
To take advantage of our lull line you' shout "buy new While our
stock is complete.. Com'c' In today. select ilr goods and have
them charged to your account, pay us on easy weekly payments.
From those who have taken advantage of the system nothing but
praise is heard, and their continued patronage is surely an evi-
dence of their appreciation,
MEN. '
Our Fall display of Men's
Suite is now here for your
Inspection, every suit guar-
anteed, in Fancy Wor-
stcds.. Unfinished Wor-
steds and Cheviots. The
, Coats In all the late-.11 sty-
‘V ’ lee, round cum, flap or
' ' slanting pockets. . VV
$7.50 to $25.00
WOMEN!
Ladies' stylish Fall Suits,
in 000100;, Broadcloth Vand
8'erge, extra wide fl'are.
with folds of self material.
Semi or tmhtfiltlng. costs
in Blue. Black, Green.
London smoke and thaw
be, large variety to select
from, ..........
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Open Monday and, ”$8011le Eweolngs
J
.1. use». 1
10 361.111 111.1“. Street, south Norwalk ,_
f 11 _s
'1‘. “,‘v ’;
mice will buy her Winter ilndorweal hero.
bountiiully finished so that they will not. lrrit
'lo
86 Washington Street.
W
C.J{;WRonssndwifs.EriePn.:Al1 ‘
' Thousand 'o'l Drillers EarnedW
11". Wsm.n.nnch,r..1 Pryor. D - ,
I
”V10 oi Miss "
Mmmfin The ‘ny - .
be lemma at the residence or the
. Underwear
The woman who apprtmlstes the combination of quality and sen'ttl'b
prmenls finely knitted 01"“!
to even 8' .tcndmcst skins.
We have Vesls' Penis, Knitted Cmset 009033 and Us 1115111111 in grades
suit all purses At our p1 hes the Values are not to be matched
N. E. RVah' 0': C
The '“Merode' are perfectly proportioned
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Merrill Busuiess College Graduates
A Business Education will help every yodug man and woman.
Buy and Night Sessions.
mediums-n wh-
S'o'mh ”080$ 11
sti’é
Books, Etc, Free. ~ "
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