V do»
Men’sll‘leocedat 4
Would
t n. .........:...
Hamilton avenue. . ‘
New York.
Mrs. Peter orphans. of country; '
has removed her. household goods to
Orchard street, Norwslk. at
Butler hedge exhibition team
club room in Washington street.
William
will .
hold a rehearsal this swelling in the V
for gentlemen
Best for
fitevens, of Quintard aVve-V V1“.
nits, has pdlran a.- position with Rogers " “'
and Stevens, the South Main street .V
clothlersh
Hart-rho. Wilson. who has been em
played in Crofut and Knanps factory
for several years. has taken a position
as foreman in the Green hut factory,
in Danbury. and has given up his resi-
deuce Vat No. 31 Euyview dvenue.
horse owned by Peter J. Wind, of
11 street. fell down in Washinsiou
‘95 feet. yesterday afternoon. and made
some excitement for 'a few minutes
The animal slipped on the smooth
brick pavement. It did not appear to
be injured.
‘ , , ‘ ummnge Sale, No. 8 Main street,
Thurs, rd. and) sat.
erlcEV Arnold, the eight-year-
l oy. who Was hit by an automobile
fiepteinher 12. in West Main street,
Stamford, was taken from the hospital
to his home Saturday. His skull was
, fractured in the collision. and he will
b llwgured tor life. .
, .Bdldwin' and family of
N twain ave been guests of Dr.
Ba Vwin’s sister, Miss Helen J. Bald-
1’45 Maple street. in Danbury
at to Danbury in their automo-
liliV Baldwin accompanied
. was for a short visit.
solutions for the trasporta-
aliioslves, inflammable articles
_ s issrled by the New York
Haven anti Hartford Railroad
Company, which went into effect Oet‘o
her iii, are of importance to shippers.
as it. is now required tbtit packages be
marked showing contents; luflamnla
ble articles, liquids and acids in addi-.
tion to be labeled
“Dr. Dick' s cures Malone.
A dentse cloud of smoke settled down
on The Norwalks yesterday about
noon, completely obscuring the sun.
and much after the nature of a fog.
It is supposed that the smoke is from
the forest fires about thé countIy and
according to one report a large sect n
of woods near Westport is on fire. e
same result was attained during for
est flres a few weeks ago
The So 86 Club held a meeting last
Friday evening at their rooms in Lex'
lugton avenue. Three new members
were initiated and It fine three-quarter
size pool table and three card tables
were purchased The club ha btain-
ed a years lentie of the 'lbuild g and
a heating apparatus will be installed
next week which will make the rooms
cosy and comfortable for the winter.
That Norwalk is to have twa has
ketb‘ail teams of good fast players, is
now practically assured The mem-
bers of the Sixth Company, Coast Ar
tillery. are to hoidlla meeting tumor
row evening to or nize a team that»
promises to be a body. Among the
. players who ere mentioned for this
tel I. bladi. the former
Till! team pro
lVIVe Armory every
~ ~Every lodge of smoking
: Will cheerfully attest '
Sh'ehhan’ s Supreme Court Cigar
Alwilys‘ is the best. . 'L
Several boys and young men have
been in the habit of making a dis
turbance about Trinity Episcopal
Church, Sunday evenings, and unless
Elle practice stops some action will
,gbe taken by the authorities
day Sexton Robert Wood
outdoor open. and going
way beheld three young
men rur’ri'n down the tree‘t and dis
appearing in the d rkpess What
their motive was is not known. .
_ Friends of Frederick ”Scofielld, Jr.,
driver 6f the Putnam Hose company‘ s
chemical wagon are having a" good
his expense. He had a day off
and. lit to his home in
be after-
: Iibon to erijoy ’3
8,3te he ,Vhad retiredd to his room be
out, with comet of his
not in the
lid Alarm,
he‘d rushed off ‘
Fail ind Winter.
, best WOVr lug shoes to be bad. They are hoildV
leather, no paste board fillings, emho yin‘g perfect workmanship. whlc.
honest leather, insures. you longest wear, absolute comfort and pro action
A, against the fail cold and damphe s.
at 2 p I .Jat the home of Mrs.V Russell, .
2 Burr it avenue.
Edward Cahlll of River street, Nor- .
walk. 1 ft town today and Will soil
from ew York city this afternoon,
for Flo Ida. Where he will spent! the
winter oaths.
Weio Inc Stranger Lodge. Order 'V.‘ ‘V
Sons of St. George, will hold their rear» .. _.
ular wepkly meeting on Tuesday even-
ing 0 tober 20th, in their rooms in ;V ' .
Norwalk, Three candl- , , '
Main s reet,
dates w ll be initiated by the uniformed
degree earn of Magus Charla Lodge.
Of Brid sport ,
MI. Smith chairman of the commie V
tee of t e new town hall in Weetpdrt
laid in foundation stone of the build« , '.
last Saturday, under the direction oil
Contraetor George H. Robins, of Non. .
Work will be pushed along now .
as possible to get it enclosed V.
walk.
as fast
refore extreme cold weather
iiiiiiiil Alli] iiEi’iiiiiiiEiii
W. llIBER'l‘ NEWVELL'S Select
School of Dancing at
South
Ladies
dvenin
and Geritlemen Wétiriéirda’y
Oct let; at 8 o‘clock. ‘
.«r .Wm—n
CITY
Assessors’ Notice
We, the undehfiiigned, hereby gm
Iotloe t all persons and corporations
lnble t pay taxes in the City or
loath Norwalk, that they are required
Iy law to deliver to the assessors. bi
alther cf them, on or before the 2t
lay of November, 1908, a written or
Irinted list, dated. signed and wont
.o, of all the property owned by then
In the first day of October, 1908 Eli!
lie to taxation, making a descriptior
If all the real estate, each parcel be
ng separately described.
N B. Lists may be returned to tin
Issesso s, at the Council Room. Hay
iland st eet, South Norwallr. from our
includin October 19. 1908, to and in
Iiudlng November 2 1908, said other
to be op n from 10: Oil to 12: 00 oclockV
and from 2:00 to 5: ill) o'clock
on Saturdays from 7. 00 to 9: 0t
mac's? in the evening. and Monday
lovember 2,
i. In.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk
Bonn, October 10,1908.
. FRANKLIN A. TOLLES,
D. WI
———— .
I10 22E Assessors.
m. 57 Tethered.
Courteolis Trelatrneut,
and ,Vpuia Prices“
Fancy Fresh Made Butter.
Ours‘.’- e get it twice each week.
- All th popular hrailds of Clieése.
Head nurters for Fancy Cakes,
Crhéke§ and Waters. l
The
'ed Tong ..
Chase a sunburn s Celebrated Teas
and Coil! es, rill grades and prices. »
Frljls .Hams, Bacon and Smok-
ead
New armed Frilits and Vegetables 5in V
are arri lng Get our price by the ,
ease or ozeu ‘ ssorted to suit.
Arlon Hull . ~
:orwaik. Beginners’ Class fdi
1908, from 7:00 to 9: 0! V
IAM HAREORD V
oodchucks, raccons and skunks. By
‘ try of explanation, he says that
V skunks are used in the city as a. dell-lI
enema and he has supplied no less than
‘Try V'
Absolutely the best workingrn n’ 5 shoes to be had at $2 50 and $3.00.
FLYNN & RYAN
rims 4st.
5: who LEARN
j BOOKKEEPING
‘SHORTHANB
. TYPEWRITING AT
The woman who appreciates the c
orlce will buy her Winter Underwearll
, The "Merode" are perfectly preportioned garments nnely knitted and
renutifully finished, so that they will not irritate even the tendere‘st skins.
We have Vests, Pants. Knitted Corset Covers and Union ,Suits in grades
6 suit all purses. At out prices the vslues are not to be matched.
NERytrn&
iii Washington SEréeE,
suns sit DELICAcv.
,-——-r-
SaVVlVE i-Vilrt rd Hunter says They Are
in Demand.
Since Phil CIIVI‘Vroii. the fisherman of
he Hockannrn, killed the three legged .
coon. some weeks ago, Phil has be-
' 'ome Widely known as a. trapper, says . .
he Hartfoi-d Coirr‘ant. Every day last
yeah he was husVy filling orders for
I. closed during" the past week to the
elite of: Hartford. Some of those who .
Vtev not acquired the skunk taste or
it to en fricasse. its it is '59.»;
iii called. have (II. are. _
sue-stain s h h sell
ruin; the Tiger
due in} to
t
r V‘ V’ In
rated tastes of Hill‘tldrd hodviers And _
sports. Phil has three ’coons hung up
his shed new, ripening for a sv‘rell
’c‘oon dinner to be held in Hartford on
All VHnLl-lflwe on.
o. B Jackso
Optician. ' 7. i.‘ V
Everything in Elie Optical Line ‘
Eyes Examined Free.
pmnlnutiou of quality and sensible
Phil says that when ‘_
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Willi
NORWALKV.
Mt reek m I
here.
i I
South Nor-walk
VC HALL. _
music Hall. as largely attended last.
. . .33
t p t on were extremelyf
and inept the Audience in good
As to Karl Stimuli south VVN
favdrite hm
. bysieal cultur
‘4 t inn 1
aVVVVVVV “will”?
VV Vile
. log Valid ll sooVEil
: any help agrlved to light. t
: Hutchinson ran the ackitrd out of .
. the barn without any didjlculty, than
. ruched back into the burning structure ‘:
,lto retrieve the Columbia runabout.
, EThe machine was being overhauled,
‘ and had no brakes or .
Without the latter it was impossible ,‘
; to drive the car so leaping into the
, seat, he ordered the barn men to push
? the car as he steered it
Say: bully Baxter. .
arid hill in Good VFieEii
verse! lutere t n
timid the st tevEtlimce
litteri‘jb so deredahto 0neiudof
William” and scientific tln‘ieth Elwin
. i
V” will!
it er:It
f EfisuirmV slim (Eat? the
9V
tlrSV up A, VEIVNV Pl bar it
wbtild ill? for tli average perfl
do: he EVE“ streng‘th “Easel” rug
‘ it as s so on more
. halal {VlV'Vs the” origins to“ as-
?ltlntl clip the ,VE Velltltllriiot the flesh-
o to elite e .
mail this andni‘ h All: out the llpVEVEIVs into
shapely plumrmhss
armless lVIVlIIl n so Ancestral in
EGCEE? rot 'and restoring
t E‘VVV‘EE- dgwnt totstrengtn
l ll; ax or. 8 mph-
ihr‘ druggist sVVVeiis lt udder his monai
guarante i? refund the money if it
ell not, E? ellt t. ,
An offer like this eera ainly shows In
at ikVtiVblVeV faith in the up We‘re at 8am
oath to do all that is claimed for ltV.‘
The almost
. No one should‘ suffer tiny longer from
‘ it thiti run down condition, haw lthot
osmosis retriarltIIble posters are
lihow'V‘n '
lliiilllliiil iiliiE 0E
iii Milli lililiEii
(Continued Frail) It‘ll-Vat Page.)
‘ the destructive fire, which consumed a.
‘ ills pain, two earlosds of cuts. 200 tons
of My aim other contents, then spread
; dairy and ice house.
nodding Ridge people had not cons
to ing about the big fire when
. they were wakened at 2 o’clock yes-
the ruddy lure of
ichV destroyed t e barn
Hoyt, About one mile
or the Puck fire with
. . eh
._ a loss inbo‘ut $1, 000. The oconrrence
i of the two fires in sIVIVoh close proxim-
: lty has led to the fear that It firebuz
: is roaming through wedding. although
i in neither fire has there been disclos-
2 so any clue to indicate that the flames
rilklnnt‘ed from the torch of an incen-
fl ry
Chauffeur Hutchinson had guilt left
. him in
I llnedla'
chains on it
asserting the open he found himself
liable to bring the ear to a stop. and
all it continued down the steep road- V
. In the part. of the barn . f
why leaditlll
used as rug o, it. gathered Speed.
lloping to filling ‘the machine to a
step without great damage. he steered. * ,
the car into a sapling. This snapped
oi! with apparently as little effect in
stopping the car as a match. He steer-
Elm]
e sing 0‘VVIII' “Emma .
mi! E0 to- ,
y‘the work of the order for the pits
new smells t at
y“ nuul non eVution of the Knig‘
I (11!“
hot in t let‘Ity to ay. Up are ofon
hundred and titty de'iekat‘etiwwerd in an
tondauoe while the visiting knight 1?:
who accompanied h to st i
twice. that anIln‘
of this city. EVElll‘tl‘Vhiildil‘ ~"i‘ll K
session was taken up with the preach
lotion of reports. ‘
Grand chancellor Iiitciieh review:
year. Ha I); reason pleasure dt til
growth ex‘per enced durinl’r the titl‘ilb
.g‘snt times of the past year, there be, ,
lug 249 more members than a you
enter» OIL Mays .1908, he that trite
Mineral Springs loose. No. II. a suit. like“
10rd Shrines. He paid a. tribute to the .fl.
~ V nil-coil
.. ,. Eredlogtu
"de Connecticut, WE .
if in
“will“ Test
A few do his iii 0' the d lspenii
reexamine new; discover! for tit unis:
directions. doctrine: to at my the , it ,
Vfigts‘ tof tVlViEtV-VQV‘VVVVV‘IYE t‘o harms .
o s 0 con fl
pained tiert'IotVVia:V the labilr,
81 do this on o in the in
distr button. posters has In
mos phenomenal success of
gait titledtltlllthleo drug trad
__..; gm .
‘eluiinghn (lug
W Kelley; ‘
now carrying
in
. This smut Attaches is outfall
ult , slithered than
work of the uniform rank saying that . V
he found must of the best working
lodges in the domain where the uni
form rank is most active. Ho :oals
recommended that the sum of $200 be»
.uflpt‘OprltIted to the uniform rank in
recognition of its Achievementsa
He announced the award of prlaesa
in the uniform rank as follows: Hook-
or Company, No 32 first; Company
No.27. second; Comphny No. 7, third.
it a”
herpes,
show afté ‘
Experiments, newsletter is V
sent to anyone by mail free tit " .
by the Ernst hey Laborator-leaI
gent Twenty fth Street, No
The prizes for attendance of subor- . V
dinate ledges at the convention of the ’
suprem a lodge in Boston, were as fol-
lows: Goodwill
first; Comswck, No. 13, ,Waterbury.
second; Spedewell, No. 10, Water-
bury. third. ‘ .
The report of the Grand Keeper. of
Records and Seals, Horace 0 Case, of
l-lartford, showed that the number of
members on July I 1907, was 7.822;
number of initiations since then. 606;
number reinstated 34; admitted by
card, 48; total, 8.610. The deductions
are as follows. Suspensions. 279;
withdrawals, all; deaths, 10?; total.
439,1eaving‘ a net I; u of 249 He‘o
also commended the Vythlun Sisters
for their work
The report of. the grand master of
the excilequdl‘, W. N. Potter. VOEVV WEE
,iimnntlc; skewed that the total, rectal s
of the grand lodge were $8,719.11; ,and
the total disbursements. 35. 38
leaving a balance of 33.334. 30 .l
The 73 lodges in the domain of C
sentient have expended dili‘ 5‘
year 313, 286. 60 for the roll
hers, and $4 “370 Is for id
total amount of the cash
No 54, aWtervilie. .
puny, of Norwich, has filed wit
state secretary a certificate 0
to 5i), 000, each share to he of th'V
value of $100. The certificate 1
Vb the following, who are a one
oithe tractors: .Jose‘pn ng
C ariés Hard. J. Hunt smith‘gtl
L Hubbard and Franklin a
dozen coussu'rs To , ..
pontoon. out. 26 ms
‘ patch received here from
thsat Mdrgherital, the down
. mow
W W
ed into a second tree, and a second V. .
time the car mowed down the obstruc-
tion without. any perceptible diminu- .
ltlon of speed.
Powerless, yet_. determined if possi-
his, to save the car. he continued doWn
the grass grown road. faster. aVntl
Emitter. then turned into an open lot.
Across Vth‘ié he sped. through an open ' '
gateway into a. second lot. and on to
wards a low stone wall at the other .
side of which he kn‘V‘ew there was a -
gully Of 40 feet or more.
There was no possibility at avoiding ‘
the sully if he cautioned, so he took
the only othir alternative swerving
rapidly amund on the steep slope The
Ear skld ed a few feet, then turned tut
tie, hurling. Hutchinson into a slight
depression in the field, under the ear
Part. of the body of. the machine 1) nod
l; down the fleshy part of his right i lab
and the musdlss of his right shoulder
His peril. however. had been witnessed
’by the barn men, and leaving the fire
to aid him, two of them lifted the
. . our for. enough to free him. Then all
Ark, to...
special from
George Molletlt white. seed oil yeim.
'3" rushed back to the lire. ,‘
With only a Vsmallttnlpply of water
pumped from an artesian we‘ll. the.
ii men and neighbors were unable
‘ thé homes from
lltl Blum. Aria, says:
ed. The tire startéd in the Riverhali
section of Long Ridge north of, Dr.
Damon's residence. It is believed
that it was rotated by hunters who
dropped lighted matches in the under-
brush There are several hundred
dches‘of wood and underbrush in the V
Riverhill tract. but; before it can get
to any houses the tire must cross sev;
eral vacant. lots.
flows through the tract.
It . {A chliV has been at to Fire
Warden ‘s-tev'ens, at Long Ridge, for
VA heavy pull of smoke
hung ver The NorWalks, yesterday
cite con, as a result of the Are.
some places the smoke was s envy
the t. was difficult to drive through
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
hickly‘. strengthens the lungs and etc
etc cold. Get the genuine in a yellowV
_V' package. Clifford Pharmacy and [Lil
his body over a telephone transmitted
VVVVJe‘rome Compton Catt el 1‘ ‘
, _ old aprivate detective
Vn‘ Into his body“ at the o
‘ive agency, here l
W EVE“ a step
.. _ t ,
The Mianns rivety‘ V‘ V
It is‘ feared V
that. the breeze may on y the tite- ,
m V
.- in”- .. eat field ,
en ware i
e EVE)
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