ll‘lllnuelattss and Mad Goodall“
Autumn and Winter Jami. A com-
plate assortment a 2 ‘. ’ _
E; K.
MAHAcKniso ' I
\
. V "‘y | .
Miss adrift. will» or New York
city, is spending a few days at the
borne of Mr. and ill) Bollmedes ' l
W .
A. Dwight Keep. or the olllce of J.
M. Dayton a COI ulna“; is spellings
week’s vacation in Porllilud. Maine.
Joseph larder”)! Ncyr York, has tak-
oil a position “messenger for the PosI
tal Telegraph Companyl: to 86th Non ' _
Mro. Clarissa ii. Bates and Mrs. s.
8. Bull of south Norwollt. are sn]oy-. ; .
log a weeklat Bosch Croft i-‘airiieid
Beach. “ “ .
‘sw t »,__.fl,‘».~_..‘
Mrs. George Vredenburg,o of 56 Bay
View 'flQn‘as; is spending two weeks in
New York, Brobillyn. Ashury Park and
Ocean Grove
Miss Nellie Green; who has been vis-
fling Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Joyce. oi
hrfimrt. hsa returned to her
‘Frailklin
. home in
Mattie. W who has been, .22
the guest of fiMlsa‘heriha Lichtblau. in
West Washington street. has returned
to her home in ew York
r..—qr.
ill" and Mrs. R. A. Davidson. of
South Main street. spent yesterday In”;
also attended the!l
New York cliyi'
confectioners‘ on
U Theftflarb
half interest
bakers exhibit.
and Is enjoying a week‘ It vacation.
IMrs. Charles Putnamrof Elizabeth
in few" friends at
3 had leaves today
“sheet, entertain
Whist. Ihat eve
for Waterbury to make a trio week‘s
visit.
I aim i
a Miss Gifford Clark and Miss Clara
Comatoclt. or The Norwdllts. l‘ert today ., .
i' Smith‘s College. Northampton,
their4L
hssachuaetta, to mono
studies. If} ‘ 4
l .II 3
2 ’ i ' I. gill“ . i V' ' ..
.t Solon Borgluni.ille Ineot sculptor,L
idnd drill. Borgllrmr of Silliomine. wcrcc
arm. Monday of Dr. dud Mrs. W
Wile, at their home on Deer Hill sve-
'tlus, Danbury. -
m
Selectman and Mrs. Alfred Avisori
sit Main street. have em entertain-
ins Mr: “3M“ to
daughter I a.
have returned home.
William F. Hoyt. of Sculls ‘NGflank
tgrand regent of the Royal Ar
oanum, will be the guest
council this evening at its meeting in
Samaritan hall. Danbury.
3 Mr. liliq
iGently In
their way to allow Illegal“
shortly‘to to‘libglb‘lihelr'
weather as being fine.
i' .._..__.__.__.
I"! A Lubl‘il. Socidi will béflh‘e’ld in the
Idhupch l» p I” of the First M. IE.»
wholeh- “:1“?an all? cm. An 19th
that p you. plepsred too
Your entertainment Pumpkin pie and
wilds». Ill
dolled will list?
:> tan
The “Candi Candi" oogooroli largely ““
of New York bankers milliopai
ihllsiness men. will whims pet's tdutiltw
an e dinner Bar on box
Baiiirday? Wary: mooted to be
in the party, and0 a good time is ‘-
..suredl_ .
»tendetit
or sir. ,
Bayview avenue, or a Iiy or two.
iia eight
8
WNW I
Tomorrow event at 7:16 the pray-
“momma-I arms-Irma
sum- so
mushy 7!!“ng-
Iroom‘. T.
bladedlloif iris lola III-*2
the North NW atrccti
hither shop to Frederick Schcidier,
:3
raidbd Bragg and
Philadelphia, who
of Dadth A 3
rs. ..I. will“ Islets re
“d... Ills.» J“ memo
and eat)
ewhrd lei“
across the continent. They report the
my. in Pittsburg. 9a., I. the an “i:
alibi Bradbury... ..
y all since he has visited ,
e~8
:Irirs not will o'i:
Desert PlaceJ ,
It“. J'I'Il‘ere
...‘ would , .E .
Yes, this is the
O termoor 'Mattrcss you
Lhave heard of and seen advertised
actually years. The one that' 3 built of
tigtcriacing Ostertnoor sheets, which Iafl“ . .
cmg lmrIJ- livid nilli sewed within the tick ls
lurcady for you to‘siccp out Jill; the rest. of’yourlifc ,2
still then bequeath: to" yoort heirs. There Is one "V .
.record of, three, generations sleeping 9n the .
same Ostci'mpor. It hag been in satisfactory 2
" Iliadforififtyétuio ycdrsiihd that Is a pretty good
record for durability—isn’ t it?
Congo fugue-”id; let no show
you the5 tel-moor
and explain why It is proof against dust, moisture. and vermin
and never needs any renovation but’a sun bath. Our stock "
wdl enable you to examine and test before you buy.
."COliins ""81 “Co.
aneral Directors or Embaimers.
1248 North Main Street. South Norwila. Conn.
\:._\\ «.
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I
l Merrill BusinessColleges
Are Where Boys and Girls are Taught the Way to
to Succeed in Life
Graduates assisted to positions
Day and Night Sessions m . .
PORT CHESTER STAMFORDII Mina NORWALK
scum sonwsax. cons.
MILL Tlln. M
imibér alidMIllWorkior EVerythihg"
YARD TEL. M
J.
from: it :Piggery to a Palace.
mid. to two sins of Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will cut-
iass malaisand is more ornamental.
. Also we confidently recommend l'l.lm:olrl Rooting" for roots and also for
flashing in place of metal. Does not rust or decay and will last a lltstims.
‘ N. 3.-Durinp summer months we will close Iaturdsys promptly at
noon. ‘
O“
. O. “B. ’J‘aCkson
Optician
Everything in flieQ gifical
. . E é‘s Examined "Free ..
so wALh or :7. snoaslia. ‘ ionwALIt. f-
amour”
VI:-J
Line
AT THE towcsr pslcss vou cyan em. on
mv'wnomlm ascent
.l-Im ill: I: :I'azz.
2' far have osmium”.
Innis-mulls
Milli .‘l >22} cloth; I 1-. ‘nii at (silo. Ll. .
:oiidi‘lldss‘tme‘in ”elitist capable
r or Nillitlfii'ilster Syrilcln for
if“ Hours Is. now.
fa.” II'My
mm»
"occluded
. rush ”our. _
A yoling English at lien! late one
”cold rind wintry night found the door
of his college locked. against him. The
young: man outside argued with tile '
millilitres one. hillio;'li6 Informed
tho mmllhiaoln that. nilhrlnllw
IyMor mills halt .sovgssup,
I. a
”Vfihorrlermiiil liloii‘lol
.. but In dedhre II. b tilled o
alight Sun, September It, 1909."
“ «woo .wss .lhs. anniversary or the
g . .
rib y of Mr. Connor. and the gift
i" '1’ 4‘ _ among those who saw the little boat
i limit” wkdgr I
casion was the shore Mdiuuer served in
the large dining-idoin of the hotel. In
the preparation and serving of which
Jacobs Brothers‘morc than outdid
themselves. Everything was remixed
by the hotel chelill the best possible
manner. and an emblem corps of wait
era dispensed the vlands to about sev-
enty nwnlbel-sol' the order .ill attend
snce. Thomson was as follows:
Mnuhattau and Martini cocktails
Clam 'ciw'btlcr
'Steamld Mt clums
* . Rhine wine
Broiled blueilah .
Iloiied potatoes
Budweiser Schlitz
Crabs outcast ilroiicd lobster
lirolied chickeul on toast
from“
Eels
Greenest-ll Celery
' “. Lettuce and tomato salad
Coleen _ I. Cordials
». , ’ Cigars and cigarettes
During the dinnertllcre was A mild
ioal program of excellent quality.
Charlcsilgssfiof New Yolk, and Arthur
(Inland! Bl’ldldmri, mould with lev-
eral vocal selections. P. Lumber pre-
sided at the piano, and in addition to
a number of well rendered solos was
the accompanistt fertile singers. One
or the features of the gathering was
the singing (If-tile following chorus by
the entire company:
I'm a follower of the Midnight Sun,
, I'm a night owl.
And a wise bird. loo home with the
luiikman lit the morning.
Singing the suns old song. rise with
the room. so to
Bed with the sun. early to bed and
you'll miss all the fun,
Bring wife along and trouble will
trouble y.ou
DOn t make her a follower of the Mid-
. night Sun. ‘
The real surprise came when Toast-
master Elbirt w. Clark, the head of
the Midnight Suns..made o. happy
speech, during which he presented
landlord James R. Connor, of the *Ho
tel Mallackemo. with a beautiful Elks
.Vwatch-oirarln. ll wasmuitably Inacrib
fadvasa followszg. " . opted to Joli
IConnaserlbyuhe F ' all of the Mid-
The
,ib‘satIalember of instills. 0n the
opposite side from the inscription wns
' all clk'a head and. jewel of artistic
workmanship. .~
Mr. condor mau‘lttiag response to
the gift. saying it Visa a complete sur-
prise to him. and he most heartily
., thanked the donora He paid a high
’ complimentio‘lipasra Jacobs Broth.
1 2cm for the moat-elliaient manner in
We would cail particular attention to our Moulded Weldon Gutters. ‘
which the Point had been conducted
during the past season. and prophesied
even greater success to the manage.
merit another year. ,2 .
. Herman Jacobs, the resident man-
ager during the summer. was also call-
ed on for a speech. Ind he said he was
surprised at the large number or
friendshe had made during the year,
and should ever hold their memory
‘dear. He hoped to meet all next sea-
son. . . .
Everyone present expressed regret
that the Point was to close today.aa
much pleasure had been found there
during the sninlncr. and the charts
of the management to please the pub
lie in everyvvay‘poaalble has been the
principal reason for the support ac~
corded the Potatby shamanism The
Norwallta and surrounding tawny.“
. well as by the large number of excur
sloniste from New York, New Jersey.
' Long island. and other places.
The guests included Captain Charles
Anderson, "1.:er Phillips. Frank
Tweed. of New York; George W.
Holmes, William A. Nash. Joseph Dealt.
Jacob fichaub, Jr., William K
; Harryrslnith, John Sheldon. Hem el-
. ser. Charias AI Wsltm, C. C. Hego
‘man, Truman 8t ens. Michael Ja-
cobsflrliibn Milne. Smith; George
‘ Raymond. charter Wrought, Hagan
Jacobi. mallow Corbett. A. El Wins
cheater, Joseph ..A Vols, Josephu’Car-
lerii. -Jacob Ayloll. Olin Youngs, James
E. era, Frank H. Fitch. Luther M.
. W MWilliam 81.. ..Wiicox. Samuel C.
lrslsngmdward Fishsrty, A. w. prey.
fusllrfillol'li'as Csnly. or 11.3 West,
D. LONWMI n. Ethical Holmes.
Frederick Bo Adams Q‘ Brien, G.
H. Vosburgh. “Hill. Jr.. Har-
ry' W. Mather. WlMMVQIlrillarry
Mygatt. Joseph Rectifier. Mill“ Paul.
William Clary. It swarm“?
_ Bullock. Philip Seib Aswan.
I.‘ nor. George Bogardus.
mummy
Clark, JA‘ M. Pohlmon. MClleeid'i‘ F.
emotion-tumours prism burlap.
E. W. (“vital/HIM .Glonlier. John
Cahill Hiram Shelton, George Tobey.
Franir Glimpse «Clarissa Hearst]
.IflJ «m: I...
SHIHWD—‘YOUNG.
Cliftord A Sherwood. of 20 West
iWashingtor. all i; and Miss Jennie
Marlon Wow-re diiiollv.
s‘l
I : 2 romp I'll yum Wrens”-
Writ”
WI“ mum
I'iif
Rev. C. S. Bullock, pl Slrsllord. ioBcg
DChiel Figure on Clrnnoni al ithcg
Hudson Fcic
NEW YORK Sept. 15 —Yesterday!
the personnel or those alxlsrti the new
Ciel-moot who will take the parts 02‘
Robert It‘ulloll and others who were
on the initial voyage of the origina
Cielmont crew were (hoses as fol
lows::
Robert Fulton—mes. C. S. iiulloci11
Contain—Capt. . Ulster Davis.
Chancellor Livingston (passenger)
Robert IL ”women.
Harriet Livingston
Miss Evelyn Bullock
Rev. C. Bullock. who will appear
as Robert Fulton when the reproduc
tlurl _ of she investor's steam--
strains up the Hudson. ill poster of ..
church at Biratford Conn.
Illa: Bullock has written clue
about Fulton and his labors to p .
duce a vessel propelled by steam a V
was selected to assume the chars
tcr or Fulton after much consider
lion hy the Clermout committee. .-
liilss Evelyn Bullock, the clerg‘
man's daughter. will be Harriet Lira.
illusion, the only woman aboard t ,_
(‘lcrmont when she steamed up 1-
Hudson in 1807 Chancellor Livingsto ‘
who was the only male aeenge
will be raplesonled by
Livingston of Chevioton-iludson.
great grandson of the chancellor
The captain of the Clermout wil
be Capt Ulster Davis, a well know .‘
Hudson river pilot
The persons who will assume t
(haracters ot Fulton and his two 9
seugers. and [debt lam of the Dot
cruiser Utrecht who will appear
Henry Hudson. will be the centr
figures of the celebration.
Work on the decorations for tho.
celebration is now in an advanced
state.
hall. the lirooklyn bridge, Washing»
ton arch and Borough hall. Brooklyn.
I:
which have been covered with thoue‘ .
ands of electric lights, will be illum-
Inatcd for the first time. The lights
will he kept on for two hours and
then turned on until the night of Sal-
ui‘day. September 25. the. first day of
th celebration.
be new Clcrmout had her trial trip
in the Kill von Kill yesterday after
noon. The Clermont committee and
the unicorn of the cruiser Utrecht were
steam through the Kill von Kill.
OVERHAULI NG POSTAL SERVICE.
.WASHING‘I‘ON s..... 155.-Alresdy
engaged in on overhauling of the reg-
Iairy system of the postal service.
Postmaster- General Hitchcock has
gone a step further and set a number
of experts at work to eradicate some
of the kinks in the money order sys-
tem, with a view of obtaining greater
efllclency and less expenditure.
- This committee of experts Is to re
port not later than December I. The
advisability bf dispensing with mail
advices to postulasiers after a money
order: has been lllied will be one of
the reforms considered. It is esti-
mated this would save half a million
dollars a year. The wisdom of reviv-
ing the postal note, abolished by Con
green in 1394. will also receive atten-
tion.
CLARK UNIVERSITY ANNIVER-
2‘ GARY.
WORCESTER, Mam, Bent. 15.——To-
day‘s sessions of the conference which
is celebrating the twentieth anniver»
nary oi’ Clark University, was devot-
ed to discussion of , the conditions.
.history and progressior Korea and lla-
wail. During the. latter part of: the
alcoholic speakers will take up China
and Japan and Dr. Wu Ting Fang.
Chinese minister to the United States.
In expected to participate.
Dr. lv‘. W. Williams. professor of Ori
ental history In Yule University, pre
sided at the forenoon seasi n today.
during which Horace N. AI en i‘ona
erly‘ United states Minister to Korea.
and Dr. George Haber Jones of Seoul
Korea, were the principal speakers.
WW
Pounce EXCITING lN MEXIco.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.-—The ex-
citement in Mexico at this time. iiixthc
optnlolmi‘ oillciala ottlle Btathapart-
ment. who stein Leonidas to know.
is no eater than that attending a
presidential canipaign in the United
States. i Report! of impending olvil
mun tholneiglthoring Republic fail
“mm W Norseman. donor Daya-
logs, chargn dfadaircs oi the Mexican
embassy, today reiterated the state-
mints biotic by Ambassador de
narrow» mas mired thati- ’2thare- Its
no
i
chart =35 .
.,
Next Thursday night the city}.
Elise. seminal.
Am...“ .
I.
The following, iterator
Every item is
lir'j
price. For Thursday only
PAGE THREE
will“ 3'in it you] I'm
low Its rector retail
12 1-2c Children's
Stockings. 9c
All sizes. regular 121/30 smok-
iug. This day ........ 9c pair
$1. to flood Embroider-
ed Walsts. 97c
(2 different styles io choose “.2
roIII ........ ,....... 7:0 each‘
boys' Sweaters. 49c
All sizes Boys' Coal Swelli-
ers .49: each
....... ........,
“:2 w,
‘i0c Flannel, 7 1.... 9a.
1300 yards Flannel. neat 2
patterns ........... Wat: yam
Short Skirts. 25c
Good quulily Muslin Shirts.
25¢: each
Tui'kish Towels
Good quality .......... 9: mil A
Boya’ Cadet Blouses
89c
Guineas
FOR THUBODAY.
8 Lee on
i.‘
6c
Towcling
con r'llus'soAv
a 1'-2c ya
89c I
Table Linen
‘29c yd.
31.50 Fowncs‘ Kid
Gloves, 51 19
if it's of Fownes' that's all
. you n d it) know. (luurr
”Mitcil. or Thursday” 41.19
39c
Corset Covers
250
indeed is the matter of Veils to a wet
as ours the assortment Ia superior an
of new. up-to the- season styles and col
.6 WASHINGTON STREET.
Illll‘llll lulullll
Illélllllllllll.S
Nioiilcl' Leaves Sick Bed lo Gel Hus-s
liand at Church and Falls
, by the Roadside
STRATFORD,‘Sept. 15.——A little son
of J. ‘Buko‘wskl, of thls‘plnce, who
lives at the lower endIIof Wood End
Road. aged two and one-half years, fell
down two steps of the staircase, Sun-
day and broke his neck The babe
struck on Its shoulders in such a man-
not that death followed instantly, The
(other was absent at at. James’ Church
and the mother. who. has been all in
valid for an c three months. tarnish
with grief. lift her sick bed and uh-
form her husbdnd. , .fihe staggered
along the street and finally reached a
point opposite the regldcuce of David
Coo. ,wllers she could go whither;
u was noticed that the problem's/as;
weak and sick. The family of lilir,1
enact a revolutionary outbreak. Coo brought her into the house and
as an n ‘33..” the political cam-3.1” what they couldturcyiyc hernDr.
pillar in .
3‘“ villi“ dill Mn 3 f
Mllflm NIAG- UNJUITIFIEDII
. WINSTIIID. [Saab I15+00ronsr iliilt—l
sins has also his audios is blessed of
the death of Mustard Ziito,.s tillkvllt
the tunnel in the town at Plymouth on
September ti slid it Is to the effect
that the man met his 'delith as the rel
mom a deliberate 'uhiustilllible lmllr-i
.Idowi‘and Scott W. with a negro. was
naily responsible for that act.
lfllll‘lfiv A
OMAANI "4087 OF WATER”
CANAAN. Sept. ib-e’lihis town is
likely to suffer trommolit Io: watering
as tho munch on Canaan Mountain
scrim only live M2 or wm. sad
”2' WWWIWI glitz: £31
Iduti
I camp was interned. silo he look
,- thq woman boats in his automobile.‘
and litter yiew g the Iremllina ot the
child gave a permit for burial “in.
ther OCounor visited the. hastily do
the conclusion of the church service. i
, Ilrllttlu s
OAG’T’O RIA"
BEAUTY AND BRAINS.
This slab of soil than call Kendall
Illss more prosperity, health and hit I?
pig: Ila. more sites: girl I Add liwblit
hurl-iota M'iildi'd silnlsl faced.
flaitl haudsdll mushroom blunted Allen
c. a Mm s. c.
Much or the success of dress depelids upon care of details.
derwok to walk to the church tti Ill-ii
Fish! Fish'
”Haddock Ideally. Hillibut silnfill 2 ,
Bass. Escallops. Long and Milk
”‘ Clams. I
Important
i-groomed woman. In a stock as large
a embraces a complete representation
ors. Take a look at our window dis-
play and be convinced that this is the veiling house of the twin cities. V
il’
N. E. RYAN co.
SOUTH'MQRW:
a quart of varnish and s can of, alilt‘
is not used by us to cover up defects
and poor repairing. but tor ornaments»
lion only. Our work is made to‘ last." ‘2
We do all sorts of earringe and slice
repairing. Honest work at holiest
prices
’lllilllilllllil
i'I‘i’ lull WéI social
arid Wiles
avatar,
I}. .r‘»
Wednesday Eyeiung
Sé'pt. 1th ‘
ADMISSION
*2 dim... I: win
REAL ESTATE
»ielu «All sisal» .__‘ 'w. J 1......
J. M.LAYTON‘& CO
”Vii
psooardglarss)
IA-
Wehltflllh,
qoo sloenrn pumpkin
”i“ .f‘i I
A Audition
avails
inhic’iills’lliinw any sr {like “iii! Mi"
of earth. “lamb
Mi. .
Mildly
..I , CON
I‘ll. Mil i ‘
Wfifii‘rilt
m K. or c. i-iALL. scorn siAIN I
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