Annie“ K
(1011‘s- W ‘
‘ Womzfiomlsluuievensh
33;. z m
Rev. Mr. Waters—47001; or. Bill Bur
icy, fo1 l11stancc.lt was Demon Itum
that made him the one oych 1901110111.
00. sot that he is today Caétus Chur-
lie—~Not altogether parsoni It may
be made him a s'oi. but it was me that
made hhn oue- eyed .-—PlI1'iiadelphia
Press. ,
Mazes-m.
. ish that I had losy cheeks,
'- A _, gI‘i‘éaIt big baby; eves
An orfe my hair cri'mped and puffed
' ojnst the latest size, I
flgnic so petite,
coming home upon the our,
113 1'1] ‘get It seat.
, —-Llppincott's.
septa:
1
Shoe Repairing
IS NOT-1 MODERN OB SCIENTIFIC
111111.533 110115 11th 00.
Monarch" 1101115811011.
43 11111040110310- i
Q, Funeral Parlors in Connection.
L «1y Attendant. . Tel 904
' 1 Quinn aha Residence
M-Am 0:11.. 0011711 nonwALK
10110115456 011 POSTAL.
Nowifisq’the ”Tune Io Buy
ALL—
«Mn... ”.9.
PAPERS
7 Anson Clearance see. or
' ‘ WALLPAPERS.
10% Discoonton All Grades
of; Steek' Papers.
¢rockery, Glassware, Houseturnish-
ins Goods
Japanese China in Cups.
Plates, etc.“-
Painters' Supplies. '
Saucers.
wrsprcsentaiive will 09]] 11nd give
Iyomiuto giggled 11111111
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures,
0
r ' mRfidfnoédgd Decorating.
' a We the 8. a. "Lane
° ii 019:. A'Ik for tiig ..
L H Decker
37 Washington sir-hot.
. con. 30(er 1105017159.,
1:16
Good ready mixed P01003145 per
inde' shades and, Picture 1117011199, .
final
M , .Il-I'PI {1,9011 ,:;.th.0
(Continued 1“withintil‘rmn11.1180)
011 last year, td'king' the sum 01‘ 0'64. 30
“Hi
1'- .88 50. wh oh
11110qu of extras lagt years.
amount to 859 488
”home
years, as before smtod $56,138.08.
The mail us was call
Mayor John Cavanagh, and t (-1 min-
and approved.
Upon modest 0i Councilman Hub
for the' purpose 0: making up the bud
.gets last yeah. wc1e read by Clerk .l
Belden Huributt
meat. statin that he thought
expenses
ave to be paid from this fund,
I'i’m the fire departmon
the 00min Iyaar.
Thoh
the highway
1lained why
an John Malo
hardly a place could be 'nioniioucd
not badly. needed. in A9000
in about eight yearp. He Said While
that to get the roads up in any kind
that the people will surely ask for oil
911 sheets next summer. He said
for its streets. ahd so did, thé little
town oi? New Canaan.
Mayor Caynnugh thought most of
the people 1ealized that if the streets
were to be kept 11p in shape more
money must be appropriated and spent.
The matter of crushed stone for the
streets was talked over, and Mr. Ma-
1 price ct $1.10 per loud.
Co ppilrnan Mathles stated that 1111
had put been through the mill or road
making, and he knew what was need-
ed and was heaxiily in favor of rccom
mending the $10 000
asked for by Councilman Hubbell.
Councilman Bitilwitz said in view
11' the amount spent last y,car and
with what ,wns0 needed this rem. he
naked for $1.50
The lights 001119111100 asked for 1111
app1o'prlntlon of
When the library Was taken up, Dr.
lumes G. Gregory and ex Mayor Char-
011 L. Glover, directors or it, were
11111511115 the $500 increase fro
to $3, 000. Dr. Gregory stated
:ity commenced paying ”32,5 some
time ago, and the liinaiy had 'been In
its new place, ‘st years 1100, {then
they moved there were 3000 books to.
the 10, 000 now. He explained about
the various and of running the place
The salaries of lilnnrinn assistant Ii-
brarlan, janitor, 010., each year is $1,-
r£00. F01 iight,f11t1l,etc.,$600
the many other inoidonins. 3.10111'1irs,
ctc. he stated it is imposst ie' to keep
up the usual custom of buying 11 (:01
111111 number of new books each month.
lie stated that fifty books Were rented
each month from 11 New York liinury
at a cost of 810.1010 library he said
.was insured for a large a11101mi,which
.was quite an item of expense, and last
year $240 was spent for 1ebimling of
books. lie said he believed that the
City of N01 walk has 11 libiary 8000 (III
to none in the state, and many peope
from out of town come here to get
ideas for conducting libraries.
C. L. Glover gave some interesting
statements in regard to the llbrnr,y
and said that the amount aisked for
was not any too much, in his opinion
Councilmen Mathios and Brundago
were 'in them of the increase.
A general discussion followed on the
amount to bp‘t'aiséd by taxation 'iI‘here
being no ct
adjourned.
READY FOR- THE BIG RACE.
Guest Rivalry Exlete Between Drivers
. of Gene. .,
NEW YORK,001. 03. «After receiv-
ing final” instructions at the Garden?
City Hotel lust night, the drivers and
mechaniclans or the seventeen rdcin
automobiles entered in tumor or'ro'w
Vanderbilt cup speed contest mdevoted
mest oh the morning today to groom-j
”find overhaulingdtheir cars.
ans, Lytle Rbboutson. the
ill; center; most of
1410111591110 1091101111 race. 11th
bud. soar out. i r a final, swung”;
. llrpund, the cirou t, sputter, 9;;
- -, 131111011 New iiiby 11 (11111111100110
» p'llpted to victory, shah this use '50
down to defeat. Lytle, who is a voter-'-
' re'ihir
' silvers 818 Leticia, puray and N‘
, Ith' n‘dio
nc'le Jim—«Dleirmx in the ordinpry 1'
way, I s'up’pose' - i
.0010, aypided speeding for. full; 1111111.
no cars were let out. for. {as}. leapJ
he kooucst rivahy exists betwéen
Strong and Lytl'e Lytie drives the
11411.11;ng with which so 1mg won the
Savannah. anti-on: and Lowell races.
a1;1 Strung, now that he has a car' 0;-
iérent nationality and make is do
.iesmineck that the car which he tin ice
an. defeated, Btr'ang two' weeks
1'0is race is to be run. While the'
st struggle of the day prpmis'os
to be some» 't-hése tw'o—th'é 0110' rep;
n5'I Ital y and the 0010 grunge-,2
dIActor m {1y be i' ('3ch into
battle in tho
resdnting America. ,
:1. addition .to 11' wonderfully fast
car, Robertson possesses the master}:
daring which have 'm'ado such
bin 11' hemlspherebi
I, Mabel (teiitin'g the 0101011
1;;ng- upsb—Welh how did" 1.1011111 Lu-
II 1 Mantels-0h. Uncle! you really don"t
.. wiknow anything.
He was 011-00111111qu-
The rest of the fluorine was “"61 '. 1 '.
meted tor this year’s, (99;: 1
6,111,011; (10111100110 '
last year' s income 0: 33. 350.- 1111115“: the , ,
amount to .be raised by 01le011 this ‘
ed to order by
utes of the last meeting we is read
hell the minutes of the meeting called
Councilman Hubbeii then asked for
$4.750 for the administrative (10118110 .
1s
amount woul be sufficient to cover the
The sum of. 814500 was then asked
tor the finance department. And it was
gold that the interest $3. 500, wowd
The sum of 86 710 w 3' next asked '
expenses for
to lowed unite a discusslpon on
0 01(-
as ed for tho sum of
610 000 He said he had been over
0. i111 50 part of the roads ,lateiy. and
where he had been, that repairs Were
11 Smelt
he said, he was told by real gents that
nothing had been put on there or done '1
he hated to raise the appromiution' to
300, 000 it would take every cent of .I
of acceptable shape. and cdneiderlhg '
South Norwalk (tinnopriuted 310000 ,
lone stated that he had been quoted I
The tire appropriation of $6; 790 was '
oreseni (o explnln the reason fol re _.
23133 i132 '
With ‘
or business 1111; meeting I;
ll
over the some” 001111119 on which 01033 "I
Ied‘wlbitm til
:31:ng been
I
sicds.‘
heels.
oration
heels.
T0090 an; limos
that (e 110021110 .1101
all (94119119,
SAILOR nub 110,5
chcviois,
“0351,81
REEFERS, out ipng' and very stylish in cheviol, chinchilla and iIancy
mixturcg.
OVERCQATS~ n 'rpli'ndid collection, in oheviot and fancy mixtures
and (111.7111, .205 “01711001109510 $$ .
STUDENT SUITS, with Ilong trousers, in sizes (or 14 lo 17 years, in
blue and fancy refinance; at.»
Main fluor', Non Building."
lace Shoo, mnin'
welt'zgd soles. 11'1'111111
women wear lot i, ..
lug much moxe
Or Line 41 111 the
MEN‘S “WANAMAKER- SPECI
Shoes with perforated vomps, 111-mg
calf Blush". lace, on :1 smut inEdmm narrd'vy ioc~
1111
I'paygnwu-e i?
i '05 Interest
in; people who enjoy seeing things
Winemakers is overflowing with,
1107101131010 interest this Summer in 110010 and
ib‘rcigi'i 'maiitdia Titlii .‘has been called “the National 3150"»
ii is really International both by virtue (1111111; m'ahy hiiid‘t‘ 110111
which it (ii'aws its merchandise. and of its world-wide sphere of
influence and ”(91101711 We 0010 today specially these two
sections 015.th :.
Wanamaker about
For Boys
Siren Poi“
and to; 8 (o 16 years, at $5
:1 cs ion 3 1p 13 years, (1:35; to $10.
.0015 $1075
"A $100 Stock Planned
.,I,
We have had 1101111111)! compliments (his season from parenii.
on the variety and execllence oi our stock of Boys 01011111111.
that we would be excusable for bcin'g conceited about it.
We DO know that we have done our best in getting; stylishf'
patterns and handsome new meterials.
is. saw/usual strictly ell-wool and silk sowed throughout. and a
giant deal better i111" the mdnc‘y than any other clothing you
can buy.
If you want to sausiy your boy with the ‘style and fit of his
, new suit or 0110:0001; 111111151 (itself as to its good service and ,
' moderate pilco‘; bring him with you, and 1001; this collection over.
“a?" BLOUSE SUITS, in some“ chariot and 1110(-
10 and 3 10 770an5 respectively, 5! Iii tofiioy,
NQIIFOLK JATKET 5 ITS. wi1h knickcrbocken. in
Ilaurs, 10111011111111.1110“
14 DOUBLE-EB Tr, AI} T SUITS. with knickerboclrcrs, in
VIBE tgscigeqnndlégrst "ed , sizes to: 310 I7 ye'ars, at $5
And that the clothing
cheyigt, Ve-
tp;$ 1
MMRNEVQW Shoe. Need '
for high ii'istrps for calm wide 111111er
{01' low insieps
for reguiar' instep:
for tender joints
ior “In-nit rokicsI
in all sorts of sports
1 11 all dross occasions
tor business wear
inch heels. at $3.90. Ju..1
These ”men 's shoes iii 3!. 90 are good (samplcs~
no, 3191
The shoe 1an appeals {0.11011qu women who know 1 '
1.1 EVERY SHOE ‘Nfi D is anticipated—gave” grade that is 17111th ,
1‘ buying is 111170, and we \‘v ll gladly; welcome Inspection 9nd; comparison“,
JGHN WAVAMAKER
More than: hygi'hundrcd (00:10:11 varieties in footwear in the
Wanamaker Shop stocks, lo inyurc for every foot that ii 1011i be
correctly filled here,' The utmost shoe knowledge and skill
have been employed in the production cl every model In our
stocks; bill no 61111, 'shoo and not even a bandied! diiicrent
shocs~canbo expected 10 do for all him on all occasions.
So here; are shoes I 1
tor the diit’erent foot iroubles
ii) 111! the diff: not; weights {11‘11 i fuhcrs. and 111 o my lino con-
.spicuous idutgmhrr £00310 1 lg: Linc 307,.th0 . . ,
WOMEN'S "WAVAMAKER SPECIAL"~.111 cairn Ihigli ‘ut Bluohcr
Fillr'CO. ‘ored $101111 1 215111211; perfbraicd trimming,
the style that young
ping; school, 1.1111, (lays or- ksimg-nsn011y cosh
‘2
I." SHO£S Gun-11701.11 mitt-lice
103,001 110111 eyelets; and millimy
An accentuated style {#1101133 men, and only $3. 90. '
The B1semcnt Shoe Store presents equally strong claims for consid-
un metal
Cuban
1 -‘ ’1
Hie 0M ReedC.
I " ‘ ' The coatings... "'
, 011115.100. Fur Cloths
" There is no '1150 talking the weavers df 1110I171ir into imi-
\ taiions oi Caracul, Astrakhan and Pony' Skin, Ihave done '
their work well and it is well 11 11 ilxiiws‘sibl‘e to dietinguish j;
the Cloth item thc genuine for. ifiie line of Fur Cloths shown
I: 2, at 1110 Dress Coeds Section this week IS lntmest'plg, and u
. largo purchase br gs the prices much less than they were
last season. Observe valhfs:
, Pony Moire, 1n lustrous black and mole color (taupe)
. 0 i $3.00 a
value
Black Pony Moire, 50i11ciics wide,
Dark Brown Pony, '
- Broad Pall, 5I2 iiiclics, ' -
l 1111111911 Pony Skin, 52 inches, ,3...
Silver. Grey Garacul, for children’s coats, Info}
1 White Pony Skin, . W'-
“ ‘i' “i '\ i’il‘ M
WhitePolaIr Bear Skin; «5
i Umbrellas
Specials for Men and Women.
in two sizes, 28 and 26 inches. - The
At $1 79' handles are noticeably handsOmc and
unique, beautiful specimens of mothc: of pearl and gold or
silver, gun metal, either broom or bind: set with jewels, and '
novelties of many kinds. A display' is in one of the Main
St.1vin<lows. The coverings are of gloria silk with tape
edges. 1
' , Specialat $1.79..
Outing-r Flannéls for Little Ones
Warm Nightdrawers' 111 pink and blue stripes, made to
enclose the feet, 39c.
A better. grade 111 stripes and plain white, at 50c.
Warm white flannel Nightgowns, made long with :1
Shining at the 110111 to tie the little feet in safe and warm
at 500. " .
Outing Flannel Doublegowns for babies,
things in white stitched with whité or pink, also
pink and pale blue trimmed with white. at 50c. ,
infants." Wear Section, main floor
ard,
5100.
$2.50:
$0.50.
82.00. ;,
$1.75. 1
$1751 '
$145.
.01 1.751 ,
«'1', '9
it“ 'i
'..‘ rfyII‘
very dainty
in plain
.0... m...
Who IS your choice for President? F9; every Sales Sli'p Dup-
' , licate we will give a- ..
CAMPAIGN BA‘DGE
. Of either WILLIAM H. 'II‘AF'II‘ or WILBIAM J. BRYAN.
W
Windham.
gun, Holyoke;
Nisw. Haven; .
Newark. N ..:l
Wht. II
R. J. MoMullen
S. Greenstein.
slob!) Ii Cutieo, city}, _ ,I iii A}; READY,
1 ‘ Applicant
, 3-8st “China instantly Cures we, the undersigned electors and
ED
iodsly iii in a
lair and dreary 011110011
person of Robertson, ; ‘
tail iicaiii for“: detéral O'ctober. AL' D.', 1
weeks room his 13% 11'11111111sf'rhse‘u-W 000110.09
by 1’: 11,1110th 1151: Yeti.
., lot y= . . 911v erloo'lt ‘ ‘ "
i113 0611111111001 ‘ I. 511111: was 11“.!
«1.0117100111me sun's cousin today 1.1
i
‘cated by a bull .-The Sketch
Clifford—E. F‘. 111.111.3011 limtiord;
‘J ‘W Mace. Pittstlc‘ld‘.’ Mass; F.
B1own.H G. P Bugs;
Chat-ice F Lorengron. G J. Magoo,
New Yor;k Bessie McGrath, Danbury:
11199111111 1 Mellon Philadelphia; 1‘. 5-1300
(Bartlett, Boston; W. P 'Barstow, South
Mitchemhiii. 8‘: Wobbler. gJ .
P0 111 and wife, 111111110111; 0 K. blood
wile, Scranton, Pa; John H. Ea-
Ridgedeld; H A Mathawon; city: All. ,
R Scoflcld, Sinnliord~:M -
New Hailed,- hi i). 0h'ildii 111111171701
.1? Bechler. ST intern»;
£12911; 01‘ 0'» Bonnier. 11111101001111.0061
Judson. Bsidgepnl‘t; Mrs. Longueg r. .
A Mathewson, Joseph R.T11y or,
ilcs. eczema. suit them, tettor, itch,
1111185. 11601198; soabldé—ibban's Oint-
ment. At any drug allure.
W
on. some 00110111011
:Nibw ronK Oct at Serums prob
helps Which alwhy's'
ow s1oi’th91sickroo “' Loaves
151111111111 11111911111115.1117. Wil-
€811"; the notéd fs'hr'geoii, who
nil is still; my 111' .4
his cause iii” T014
GINTMENIF is
'cure any case of Itching“; Blh'i'd, Bldedi
ing or Protruding Piles in 0 to 14 days
p'r money rammed. 500"
DI Scofield of
Wiiiiam R. King,
witness,H
———-.
George L. ‘RockWell,
W Kirby,
, H; W:, Hale,
T600001 . $91180an
i? 11.171111111113110, Bus.
T.ysou H. B.,‘ Jennings.
11. Easter. New York;
J. H Kincaid. Stiles
Qctobbr, A Di, 1903
Town or Norwalilk‘
application of the
at those ser-
great city—noibe, bind
in IQ w n-
W '11. son:
0 "III. 1011'
no 611111: app] 0110011.
Octgber.
023 30
' ‘ Vs.
“1101111111110
at Norwalk thi
Ipfi 1908. 8“
which is bel heard before Attorney I, '
Egamford, committee? “,9",
pointed by the Superior Court; had an-
other all day decision y‘est‘éi-‘d
00100 111 Judgo John H Lig'h’”
I110 the 1 .
HR. Minor, all White!)
engineer was on the stand all (III I .
the day, but the lawyers am not naish‘i .
with him An adjournment was taiien, _
until next nesday. when thé case will I,
he resumed at the same place. '
«we»
Ifi’o the' Board of County Commission- ,
01‘s of. Pair-fleld COu‘nty: '1 I
l hereby apply for a license to séll "'
Spirituoue and Intoxicating Liquors,
.La'g‘e'i‘ Bee'r'; Rhinef'w
de . at 58 Water 1100901111wa N011;
k My' place or. business 1's not
located within 200 feet. in it 'dlredt line 5 '
0i? 0 Church Edidcc, Pam'ehia’l School" ‘
or ublic School house or the promises 1: ,“
pertaining thereto, or any Bos‘t‘ Oiilée. '
Public Library or Cemetery. .
Dated at Norwalk. this 220-01137 of
ln‘e' and Gi- "
taxpayers, 11,: defined- Dy 11117.01 thb
hereby endorse the”
above 11031100 M11 at.
. Ready for s‘uch 6“1161011116 and we ‘00“ I" _
' I severally certify each for blindéli flint 'I‘I ‘
We are taxpayers owning rear
sltuat d in said Town of Nor-walls: (did
that w have not endorsed the some ”
tion or any other mass for a‘ noose . I
to'I sell spirituous'I and, Intoxicaflng ll-II " I
quote during the opening license year. ’ "
’l‘flpat'ed at NOWaild"thls 02090091 0] ; ,
0710 11; columns; '
Arron Jam Kin“
€10th-
11.
hereby c'ertiIiy that the (their math; I _
qddors‘e'rs are electors and 1011011ny ‘
Ieiia as déiined 11 law; of- the 7106117110 '
scion 't at they ha've signed‘ '-
s; 220 (list 0i;
ERBERT R. SMITH
, . II'FIO 1'01
F 7 f - F ,
. T. 3:01.... 5.03;, All... - .- UNDERWE 1 .
W. New York City I 4 'I The change 111 the weather suggests WINTER UNDER- '
Y ,, WEAR. We have it £01: Ladies and Children, for M011 and
. M . ' says, at poPULARIPRIcEs
1 Horst 01151.0 011A town-MULLEMILAwsu‘ ,_
‘ ARR. The"a ChailothcMulion Ia'Wsuit, ‘ HOSIERY
We are oifenng a Speci'ai Value' 1n Ladies’ full regular.
I Hose of foreign manufacture, sizes 8 /a to 10 in. Real value 350'.
. LISLE THREAD Hose AT
RIBBONS
. Everybody uses Ribbons. Everybody wants the best
4 value. We think 1110‘: give it in our Popular Assortments.
ALL S-I-LK RIBBBNJ .
.....
90]
""1181: 31111010110
”use ..I ‘1'; i.I,ll1
_ 10001101107446.
MIW TEL ' 963
SPEGIALTIES ‘
. 7500171100,; 01191-3
"lot {315 it" roofing; Waugh
_ for eight year rs. -.
10R P PER, x, a, and asply.
lFIR GUT'EER, two sizes. .
,4
ISASH WEIGHTS and 9080'.
a.
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ILAD£ER§1 ofdmary and enten- .
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