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Men’s Fleeced 11th and 6011'
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E..K BANKS
uAuAcKsMo Horst. stock.
souru nonWALK. I .
2T5“: barge Rising Star is signalling "
coal ’at Home and Gans‘ yar
—'—'Prime Rib Roast,12l6'c. 3 hutmrli' 8,
Congressman ill. 11'. Hill
a llepubllcan rally in mm ury, this
evohlng.3
3 ~Elg'ln'.13utter 29c lb For. a 00.23
Chester F: Toiles, of Ansonia,‘ has
been the guest of relatives in South 2
Norwalk.
-'-3-'Dr. Dick's cures M113 3111a. , . ,,2
Mrs. Taylor. of New‘ 01-11, is visit-
lug Mrs. 1. '1‘. Payne, '9 Haliford Place, 3
South Norwaik.
~Yacht3 and (3131131 Caps. O'Brien.
Colonel M. F. Wise, of Hartford.
media anispection of the armory, yes-
terday 2 afternoon.
-—'Choice Native
Hayes“ Mkt.
Mrs. John Hogan. of Clay street, is
spending a few days with her mother,
Mr'e.L(1hey. in Stamford
e-Hoyt’s Theatre, tomorrow matinee.
Mia, E L. Beers, of Weston, is en-
tertuinin'g her biother. Mr. Crotut. and
friend, from South Norwalk
2‘-,-Roa'st 2P01k.121,fic 1b..
Tork‘ Market.
Lincoln Council, No, 4, Order 01.
Drilled American Mechanics. will
hold a regular meeting this evening.
--'Malne Potatoes. 5 bu. iota, 85c bu.
I". D Lawton & Co
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferris, of Bos-
ten. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Ferris, of Washington
street.
fiRound Steak. 15c. Buttery's.
Frank Goodchild will go to the Van-
derbilt Cup Race with H. S. Chapin,
of New York city, who is one of the
was
‘ 4Umbmllas & Yacht Clips. O'Brien
Mis. John McMullen, whd' has been
touring Europe for the past four
months, has returned to her, home on
Judah Island.
—-Loin of Pork to roast, 12c 1b.;
fink“: Chops, 12c; Sausage, 12c. Hayes‘
Fowis. 180 lb.
at New
Wilt (i Robins and. Miss Ethel Rob
ins. of orwaill, were gu'egt's of Miss
Claratbouhsbuiy. of Wobdilidet street.
Stamford. the other day
«Fresh Hams and Shoulders at New
York Market
A stated convocation Of Butler
1201130.}! A M3.,‘ will be held at its
rooms, Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock.
The Mark Degree will be worked.
-'Fre'sh Hams, 15c. Buttery's.
WomEu need. not suffer with the cold
these days, while they can procure
such splendid garments at such reas
onhble prices at N E. Ryan & Co.’ 5. 3
F—Swaei. Cider 25c gal. F. D..L & Co.
Mr. and Mrs George F. dete; of
Courtlandt Place, have been entertain
ins Mrs. Edwin Hoyt. of Waterbury
2 lot; Wood, of Philadelphia, and grand-
, :e—LFresh Shoulders, 10c. Butteryls.
31LGeOre'i‘almadge and son, Stanley,
' and da eght.e3r.1’tub'y.‘ ahdp Miss Jennie
‘ 82; Gloria author]. to 13) .3 yesterday.
and fiwere the guest 01"" r and Mrs.
' .‘GOId‘en Hill. -
, “Eu-SF! sh2 on Corned Side Pork
1113.: Fresh Hooks. 10c. Hayes Mkt.
The Republican town cOmmittee has
received a case (112 campaign literature, '
to 2bo distributed among the people of
the toWn. One sheet co'ntains the
record of George 11. Lilley, candidate
for governor, in congress. 3
-,--Pork to roast, suihil loins 121/30
lbi Public Market, 32 South Main St.
The local papers in Berkslre coun-
ty. state that, "Charles S Mellon. pres
2idant oi! the New York New Haven
artford- railroad has decided to
keep is cottage at" S'toc'kbrid'ge Open
until after the holidays, and possibly -
for. tha‘ winter!"- -2
«rs-Every judge of smoking
. Will cheerfully attest
pShoebau’s Supreme. Court Cigar -
Always is the best.
Another due October- day is ours.
Th temperature of the atmosphere _
wh on: after thelreceut extremely warm
spell; .turned' mid and dreary. is just
enough warmer now to be really brac-
ing'. and; to make 3s say “This is‘ real
October weather,’ r .
+023 83; K3. Hats2 O'Brien.
Fr rel. g and re riycs 91M Dr. William
G...M"‘ .,-son gafid; 1311,10 ‘30:; 611651?-
. so}: Noah QQ' JEVEIIIIP,
soon to; Noon qud” of; past
101:
l
. ' “ '1'."
1 address '
Editorial association will be held at
to be open from 10: 00 to 12: 00 o 'clock.
11. m.;' on Saturdays from 7: 00 to, 9:00 .
“unlock in the evening, and Monday.
J
,2 Fancy Fresh Made Butter.
~2 The Eerris Harris, Bacon and Smok-
7 New' Canned
pounced! dunsucoess. ~- .
' . mmouma rAILon,
(1' While aiinelin'e
of Talcum Toilet Pow-
ders. pills or peddli-
‘-
PM is: t .
cures chaps
ll
flail
'or 1011 [1 skin caused
by the may winds.
111 111111.
. i3."
" ‘ 'I'SNGGGIBT. ,',,3.,.
1 11911313111 MAIN eraser
‘ Til-('1’- mid.
".' ;"
M
Rev. Dr. Charles F. Cauedy grecto'r'
oftTrlnlty (1 mph, New Rochel
the guest 0 Mr and Mrs. Henry 0.'
Bu'il'ey. of High street yesterday.
«Loin Steak.14c 1b.Boston.'M11'r-
hot on the Bridge.
Willi B. 'Unholtn. Jr.,
iy renova
South Main street
being given a new coat of green and
white paint, the former on the ceiling.
giving the 'whole place an additional
air of: sweetness and cleanliness.
——Swect Cider,
William J. McHugh and a party or
friends set sail, in the Little Haste.
early this afternoon from South N01-
walk, fcr Huntington, Long island, to
attend tomou‘ow‘s automobile cup
race. With M1 McHugh are Arthur
Hoyt, George Abrams, Harry Ober-
lander and Morris Ilatchman.
‘ ——c. s. K. Hats.‘ O'Brien.
The fall meeting or the Connecticut
the Hotel Garde. Monday. Lunch
will be served at 1 o'clock.'.A11 atl-
iress will. be made by Thomas ‘Dud—
iey Wells on The Operation of the
'ndctermlnate Sentence Law. gFred-
erick E. Norton will make an address
on How the Courant Coveied the
Bridge Célebratlon. Henry B. Hale.
of East Har',1101d will give a leport of
the recent meeting of the National
Editorial convention.
-Smoked Shoulders 10c 1b., at New
York Market
CITY
Assessors’ Notice
Male to pay taxes in the City of
South Nonwaik, that they are acquired
21y law to deliver to the assessors, or
lther of them. on or before the 211
lay of November. 1908, a written or
2.0. of all the property owned by them
111 the first day of October, 1908, 1111
bin to taxation, making a description
1! all the real estateg2;each parcel be
ing separately described. 2
N. B.—-Lists may be returned to the
massacre. at the Council Roon1.Hav-
iiand street. South Norwaik, from and
including October 19. 1908, to and iu¥
:ludinglNovembcr 2,.1908. said otlicc
a m.. and from 2:00 to 5. 00 o'clock'.
November 2,1908, from 7:00 to 9: 00
13-111
Bitter! 'at the 'City of South Norwalit',
Conn, October 10,19,118.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLEB
010 22: 3
a”
TEL. 5734. ' 2
' Gas
’3..
Courteous; Treatment; hrsmpt Service 3
and Popular Pri'c'en' Are Drawing-
,EWI‘Q. at 33,.T_'..30,11r Storm,
Ours! We get it twice each week.
_ All the populanbrande of. Cheese.
Headquarters for Fancy
Crackers and Wafers.
ed T01!
and: Coffees. all adept up(L prlo s.
its. and.” Vega
are arriving. Get our price
case or dozen, ,pssorted to suit.
1'16
“Buy Edibleflhat 'Yow'Can Eat 11‘ L. ; ~
11 1 u a t “31""? '
ave recs it? 11119 1109911181} car s 0
.91' his en'lerihg business at f
. 5,2 9 Arclrsr street Germantown, Pa. j
, LsApmo onccsns. ,.
3 i‘ 3H1NGTON si'
. ox. , 3 Péttagald at212.:1i'1_, noon . 2 .
‘ is to' Item“ trial 11 losses Pittslleld . 33
1111'!" with? that '11s ’23:)3158111‘1122 in" stem» no: at shore sup. 2
‘, it“: e (halts. sells 't'h- ' - 2 2 ,
rem 11011111 iriiandsmote the stylo' and I} ROUND ‘1. hi 191111115 3,
“ ' lib. will." we tr (pars each custom'eri 1'89th Film WNW» - ,'.1'§3'
so slammed 'e'd mined-2 be 111111: tell his From '0, south. 1112-92.”... ,...2.. .01.
friends ah’outi u‘s. Thad is "the biggest-
tics
South Nahwaik.
" as No. Mule 81.. 2'2
2 W317
333 =3iairitets and Comtortablcs- You will find at this store the largest
. .
I'1218 North Main Street,
1
in. was 2.
is thorough-
g the Public Market in
The interior is -
25c gal. F.D.L. & Co. .
We t'h'e nude 1 (1, ‘her. hy. give 2
iotice to it'll pers'oEsg'nnhd corgprd'jtione ‘
irinted list. dated, signed and sworn 2" "‘
D WILLIAM anarchic.
Assessors.
L, 2"i'EL. 573-4.
'Try 1
$119 S:.
Chase dc Sanb'orn' s Celebrated Teas .
by the ." 3
sarcasm corneas. 24$? ..
2, ' {01:11-47:40
358911. 111.; we ‘11, sues. (1'11;Brauohvllle,'
" 'w' inhumane-amour ltl'nilied. must be 1'
The breath ctr-old winds lht‘flll" days remind you it!“ you will need
11111;
aim-1111.11.11 vi liltY- «a. .
and Comfortablcs will interest everybody who has warm
and who is not adverse to saving money. Stocks are the”
ever had, values are astonishing. ' ‘
690 to $7: 50
Funeral Directors and Euibalmerp, ' " ':
South Norwaik Conn,
orkiag'
' For Fall and Winter.
.1.
."‘
1
2 We 11mm we otter the bes't" working shoes to be bad. They are solid
leather, no paste board fillings. embodying perfect workmanship. which, with
honest leather, insures you longest wear, absolute comfort and protection
against the fail cold and dampness.
Absolutely the best workingmcn' (1 shoes to be had 111.0250 111111383030.
F LYNN 81 ‘2RYAN.
Phone 466. ’ '
r
0
'2'1 021-
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 438. NDKWALK.
50. WALL smear.
, QApLs sysav, DAY
FOR HUSTLING
. YOUNG M'EN ,
wno LEARN
2 BOOKKEEPING,
SHORTHAND,
TY'REWRITIth‘AT 2.
South Norwalk.
ILL
postures 2
. cot-Leon
.' DON'T DELAY. BEGIN brow.
‘ , Daylnd Night Classes.
Standard. P01t‘€lie$teré '
Flanncleue Garments
New styles and splendid values in Night Robes, Underskirts.
Pajamas, Children’ 113 Pattie 5, etc. We never sailed a more varied
or attractive assortment. (End and see them.
N. E. Ryan 8. ('10.,
as translates Street.
.s,‘ .‘2 '
.3 '12)
".VITP‘: l' HF.
1’ i2 Oi" i. l:'
, Fifi v.
THE CYCLING woornNs
Cakes, ”-
:1
lines preparing the
‘ “ '11 ,
chE'nu'log natural pictures,
Special lonpressstpaiu leaves Siam-3'
40,3. m.: D'prien'g 7,147 a.2 m.;;
311pwa us: 00111. 111.;N'cnwa1k. 8: 05..~:
8: 27 a. n1. Stopping to leave passen-Q .
73031333 “DOB-('1‘ W111 ”$836.1 Lent».
Special tickets good only-0'11 above
special trains and data. .
ullsi'ou‘ tickets. the number on: Matt no “WMW1033’ Klem
Night—301601111, 1001 Orcbilti‘a, and;
purchased entering the cars or 2.
i No Higher.
regular fare wlfiebe coiiootsdt
’Tl'i WY K1NWHVENG3
as. is 1233333311
Men s.- Shoes.
90 Washington Street,
\.
' 01.0 33
' Cures Eczemaomcltly.
New Drug, Pit-10m} New Obtainlhle in
2 emu (surname
new drug,
afflictions.
blemis
“pure To 0
Voltagepa,
hlch in in
at The Oil
iy; chronic
WW“? 1“
(Junction. 2
may still 11
.51
ticut. Chap!
tute of Ar
R. Briggs,
are;
B1 idgepor't.
Vice Pres
Waterbury.
See! story
Two deie
annual nail
Human-1,..-
cured thousands 012 chronic case‘s o
eczema and other distressing skin
A we, .14 m1"
. . W223.
Since it't'l' discovery (111's year ago 'thc‘
1101113111. has cheesecloth
Heretofore poslam has
been dispensed solely for the benefit
of eczema patients in large jars (inflic-
lent tor. a; 111 h's trchtment-
This
to 1'1 ninnouvenlaacc to
{mind
3% thongs will) use it for: minor
iron as; such a pimples. blackheads.
herpesf acne, scaly scalp, complexion
les, itching feet.
which req'uire but a small quantity to
piles, etc...
veecome this. and in res
lipase to urgenizappeuls, the dispensers
of poslaiuj. infill; (use
." in addition 11',qu
11"" 1 3:11:31] '1'!” "
ago 1" we 11 at:
s partial ill
ture" may be iouud on sale
fford Pharmacy, Edw. W.
Kelley, J1'.'s, and other leading drug
stores, in South Norwalk, or it may
(Inhaled direct from the Emerge any
#1 ql‘atliries. No. 82 West 253th Street,
ew York' City. in all ecz’enra cases
stops itching with unit; appli-
oati'on. and proceeds to heal immediate-
cases being cured in two
less serious skin troubles.
insults are seen after an overnight up
Samples for experimental purposes
9 had. free of charge. by
writing to the laboratories for them. '
sTA'r-s Anc'H'rrscrs. 'o'm'e. '
The annual meeting or the Connec-
er of the American Insti-
chite'cts was held in the
sn1a3li.’rathskeiler at the Heublo'ln
Hotel, Bridgeport, last night. The din-
ner and business session began jointly
at '1 o 'ciock. with President Warren
of Bridgepor.t presiding.
The olllccrs elected for the ensuing
3 Your.
' President—warren 1L Briggs.
0!
i(lent—-Wllt‘red E. Gi'iggs,
and 'l‘1easurer-F. Irvin
"Davis Hur'll’md.
. ' Director-Charles 0. Whitmore. or
. Hartford.
gates we1e chosen to rep-
resent the Connecticut chapter at. the
chat convention. of the in-
stitute. to be heldlu, Washington, D.
0.. December 16th 17‘. The delegates
are President Warren R. Brigzfi. 0f
Brideport. and vtcoPmsident Wilfred
E. Griggs. of Waterbury.
2 Among the} topics of importance to
architects which were discussed- was
the prop'o'sed changing of the rates
for deals;
kinds and
convention
4H my.
"To the
.3135sz
9""
Wine and C
walk.
,3 Dismal at
'day of Onto
','We the.
mm o
1'11 said: Tow
Albert L.
commits):
ated at
Wday of (Cote
““1“
I'. hereby apply for a Drugglst‘s Li-
losses to sel
lug Liquors, Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine
and commissions allowed members of
the Ameritra'n institute of Architects.
ling buildings of various
sizes . Tile Connectl
cut Chapter exp1csscd itseit adverse
to any change in rates. as the public.
having b'ccoihe accustomed to one set
of rates. Would be put to some incon-
venienoe by having them altered.
Consequently. the delegates
to the
were instructed to de
clnrc the Connecticut Chapter adverse
to any change.
impure blood makes
in theii'garden'pbth‘é year's li'fe ever— '
lusting, gmwsgbcsg. watered .with. tears.
s'sion
mating?“ =
11 spirituous and I‘nthicat-
hint. at cerner South Main
‘ ' and Elisabeth streets, Town of Nor.
Smith Norwaik. this 10th
hen/'1'. 1)., 1001i.m H“.Y
an 0N R B D i .
“'1' '3' . Applicant.
unlicisigned. clcctors and
D era as defined by law, of the
5’llnt'lxtvi'i'ytli human: hereby pnd'orsp the
annlicstlaglph
"for such license and we do severally
WW. each for himselfi that we ”omit
ago, the stock Was traded freely. What
of the aboye ed
ronR. Bradley
wntng real estate'situated
n qu'walk," and that we‘
' that“: not cudo‘ sad the aipphcatioh of
3113 rt other person for a license to sell
3 egrituous and intoxicating {incurs dur-
ri . at 33 anallluk' license ye'ar‘
3 ’ ‘ a'ed at No‘rwalk. this 10th day or
“ 1,011er A-
."1908.
M'drga‘n, Gilbert Ill. Bogart,
.' Charles J. Palmer, J. Milton 'Coburn,
' 'M. D» Charlesl'll. Aiusworth.
. Thereby. certify, that the above 11am
3 aremiqptprs and. tourney-
2 era, eflnediib law. 01":th Town of
Norv't'i't'illr'. and ith (:7 they. have sighed
to no other applicant.
South Norwalk. this 10111
1111.11.11.1903
possum: a. sworn,
g clearing their premls'ea of 121mm. With
my at 3129,23
a
muddyrpi ply complexion. headaches.
nausea. lud' deletion. Thin blood makes ‘ ‘
you weak, pale. sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes. the blood rich. red. pure
——restor'es perfect health.
till-Will.
Westpoii. Brrtnclr, chills, Needlework
Guild of Aurel leulmillmpld a adopting
111.1119. lineup vlibraiy, 1111 the afternoon»
of. henchmen 1.311 22 .
Property owners should be active 'il'l'
weathei conditions as they' have been.
and the prevailing files. all around,
121k 01’ smious conflagratipn isdlllsreas-
e .
Two delig'httuliy lolly sols... 31.11
on route to Norwali‘n scared to create
ravenous ch... appetites through a dis-
cussion ot- the merits of cake making.
.md some or the (undue operandl. More
than one wished the demonstrators
had samples to dispense.
Oiey meted-mew lute frequently put
to ill ir .wita’. ends. to 'avert collisions
with some (inrc dellil nutolst airing tbs
tpippike..2 Fillio auto (liivers persist. in}
a number of instances in cuitiugaac: 0511
tracks, and invariably 'on down grades,' ,
and it was due yesterday solely to the' i ‘
prompt and clover work of a motel-
man that a collision wits uvented with-3
an auto speeding at a 40 mile, a minute
clip. at least. I
Work is being pushed energetically!
on the new town building, and what
has been completed indicates that the
structure will be picturesque. it was
decided not to hold any so cmonlcs at -,
the laying of the comer at no that has
been put in plac,e but early in April,
when the contract calls for a notable i
tion of the building, dedicatory ceic- r
monies will be a feature. and a corn -.
M 1 1
”MI-n
woman‘lw,
to wear the best.
“loss of appetite. extreme nervousnir
, “naively written. and told of the 11's '
The customers who trade with us never wear Cheap Cloth-"
lug. They buy on credit béCaus’c" in this way they can allord '
If they wanted anything cheaper than we
’ sell they could spare the cash to pay for it, and would not
need credit. .Our Clothing 15,2 UNION MD'E, Stylish and up-
to-date in every particular and fully guaranteed. All unsatis- ‘3
.3 factory purchases will be cheerfully exchanged. Our stock is
complete 1n every way, waitin'g‘ for our Old Friends and New ‘; '
‘ Friends. too. QLD FRIENDS are the greatest asset of our
-2 business.- We always try to give the sort oi", service that makes
3_and keeps friends. If honest prices, honest goods and a square
”deal all the time will win friendship, we will have it if you give ,
us a chance. Buy now and pay us on eaSy w'eekly payments. 2
"Mrs. A. G. “12911:"! “figure. ‘
Wiesel. 1111;119:1211» tram-“1111' :10
,Np one rirry 11, 11,11,111 book l"3,11 which
ccememirer rhu'c'h inltimr
My little girl: of , ‘I'years of ash
been troubled for a long time wt
h’
gird undue fatigue. She was all rlr.
(i'own and ina'jv'ery delicate condith
“This little book was very com ' "
method of extracting the medicinal cl .3
media of the code liver from the (135', 2:
eliminating the obnoxious oil which"
so hard for children to take. '
" ‘Just the thing. out 13, Elfiforgrt ylit'
(as; 211'er went
apl'l'gtl't'a lot is (firm; hole diner no
(1,13er $2.35. Eh pa 'gaingE qrapidif‘ '
flesh and strength, and 'sheldoes 11
take cold, hall so espiiy
“1 ani eitrethely' grateful for 1'
'good it has. done her. and i hope oth'
mothers 'who have whale; delicate
ailing children will be benefited by 111
experience and Just give, Vinol a trial.
The cureoao summon"
scum uoawALK. 3 13
mittcc for the. arrangement of a.
gramme has been appointed.
.2..“Does she know her to talk to
1'1
1
, 211:: sxrma-auflw"
44.
merit will
fabrics, a.
lot 1' e
MEN”
in our Men's Depart.-
be found a
grand assprtment 0t Suits
and Oveicoats
all the new Fall styles and.
shades, Blown. Olive and
Grey. perfect fitting and ‘
guaranteed to' please. ,
$7.50 TO'. $25.00
Men} 11 funny. Waistcoats
in all the latest styles and
large assort-
ment to select from,
$2.50 To 31.011. 3
wan-2N2
Come in today/while our
- range of sizes is still com-
plete. We can satisfy you
in every way :2 we guaran-
' tee that. The new Direc
gowns,
Green. Catawba and Wisteria are herein great profusion for in,
sally buyer's at prices that, tvili suit." '
$10.00 To $50.00-
New Fall Lace ,Waists. with long sleeves in White" and Eci'u'
yoke back 'and fro'ntol heavy insertion and medallions. all sizes. '
$32. 50 UPWARDS.
"r n”-
Suits in
in Blue.
\
Nbvllhargc ,io'r? Allerdtldhsr
Telephone Company stock, which been.
risen to iii; bid W'o'dncsdity afternoon, 3
- ‘sa-ys'2 the New Haven Mulder.
ftobel' 1,111shbpfoic the ox dlvido'n'd it
11111911319ng
2 controlling i'n'terest is being sought by
,hnows i hate the Kadisys."—-’1‘he Cath-
, 3 l'ltow1r01er11.
s. N. E.~-"r.2 STOCK HlioH.‘ ‘
Stock brokers cannot. account 1761' the
advancu in southci 11 New England
011', 0c-
sold 111'. 112, so. that, besides. the divi-
dend there has been an adv‘arrce at 3 2.
points in the stock.
.Duning the. last. three 011 fault. days. it
has been almoivimrosslble to. buy. the, -.'
steels-9.1711918 choosing to hold on to, 2
Lip to within three or four days
cancel: this sudden than 2101' the better
is unknown to the 1131-0113"
1 petiole own 34 per cent.
are. The
and some tbi ink' that a
of the stock
that common-
Towne—"i heard your. (lung to '1':
lag the Ks days to move intohthgt
cant house next door to you '1 " 2
Bcpwno-‘fAhl yes; she wants .me to' ' ,'
let- her take singing lessons, but I've .'
,1jelu'sbrl sot r." ‘ ,2
Town's-4“ ‘r2-—really—3-‘I3 (1911' t ace the 3 3.
connectan'. " 2
Browne-2W9". she know the Red
ieys hate that sort of thing, and she-
Count Zeppelin;
emerabic balloon.
is:
siting?“ 3513:"
Emeritus; t'o sumo
I MWMW
Norwalk Chronicler