Financiettss and ‘1 Autumn and Winter plots assortment at ava‘NIN’Ir "mitt. frustrating lea—News Dopafirn 92~l~lusinus Department 44 -lranoh Ollios. Norwolit loo—Idiom. THO—oily. [Alumna William L. Blascer. of Norwalk, is In‘ New York today on business. Prince Stiefci, of Norwalk. has re-‘ ‘ turned from a visit in New York. Homex Craw has returned home tyrom a vacation trip to By muse, Newl ork. Frank 1!. Porn of Norwalk is spending a few days in Bridgeport on business Curtis .Oi Nbrwslk has return ed from a ew days visit in Stamford and New York. Mrs. W. H. Swords is spending a week with her daughter. Mrs. William O. Haviland. of Bridgeport. ‘ “—— 'Annie M. Hayes has returned from a visit with her son Charles, at the ' Hotel Belmont New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knapp. of Taylor avenue. are entertaining Miss Harriett Crofut, iiI'Ridgelleld. Captain Joseph S. Byxbce. who has been seriously ill at his home, No. 8 Maple street. is able to be out again. Palestine Castle. A. 0. K. of M. C.. has arranged to hold II benefit at Mu- sic Hall on the 13th of the coming month George Allen. J.r.. has resigned his position as clerk in Charles 1.. Glov- er‘s store. and Stephen Kemp has succeeded hlm. “Curtis '1‘. Boon. of the Jerome Pa~ per Company, of Norwallg, has returns ed to his home after a tax dnys‘ vaca. tlou in Stamfoxd. New York. The work of tearing down the brick wall of the drug store building has been commenced to malts room for illsv W H. Hamilton. 01’ South Norwslk. who succeeds F. A. Sharla manager of the Taylor Opera House entered upon the duties oftthe position. Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Bucknam have returned to their home in Ghost- nut street. Norwalk.~ after a two geeks vacation spent at Syracuse, N. Mrs. Thomas Pryor, of Port Ches- ter. him go o to Falrtleld to visit her son Down . after a stay of several days with her son Thomas.- of West street. Councilman James T. lluhbell. of Norwalk arrived' home onday from Omaha. Nebraska where he went as a d leglats to the national convention es we Iuvn A coiiri.I:1I:I.:NI:o:‘ HUB RANGES 0)! HAND.‘ i the new Coleburn sud Ba‘uder build- ) . All [It WWW 00- frao unkind-of Cousins-ed satin RWALK. ' A nmfilfi'zma‘ “LEARN WHILE YOU EARN." Merrill Ni ht School OPENS OCT§BER 6.1909. BOOKKEEPING. TEBMa- . .. * suoaruANn. - TYPEwnITINo, $5.00 MONTHLY ENGLISH. * - ' sooxs FREE. United Bank Building South Norwallt. Conn. The Hatch 8: Iailcy Co SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. YARD TEL. 4oz. MlLL TEL. 40-8. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace We would call particular attention to. our Moulded Wooden Gutters. made in two sizes of Douglas hr. the most durable of modern Woods; will out- last metal and is more ornamental. Also we confidently recommend 'Llncpln Roofing" for roofs and also for flashing in place 'of metal. Doss not rust or decay and will last a lifetime. N. B.—~Durlng Bummer month: we will close Saturdays promptly at noon. » O. D. Jackson Optician Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes. Examined Free as wALL "spar. .. enormous. . NORWALK. NEW EALL STYLES lHE WlillBflMB SHlll Hill MEN $2.00. $2.50, $3.00. 3350" F LYNN 8. RYAN , 90 WASHINGTON STREET GOUTH NORWALN —Merriil Night School opens Octo- . . her 5th Send for entrance blank and enroll now. ' Frank Hubbell and daugheer. Miss Mary Rubholi; alter- a visit in let- , ford are at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brothert n, in Main street. , for a few days' s y before returninl to their home in New Jersey ' —aL——-———\ On Friday evening at 8 o'clock, a. business meeting orthe Men's Chris- tian induuwtrw M Embhnroh w l he held in Sunday. KW W ‘5? the especial The annuihuilnois outings! the : , Hospitllxiwmst Club will be held at. . the residence oi Ira. Wilfred Bodwell 6 Seymour itmt, Fridhy ”afternoon at ' Sturdayetter evening‘s insurances item. Tomorrow fishing at. 7: 45 o’clock. t 0 power and only vice or the “Pietra: Us och is he held in Saddam too llIn. q£116 sub: mahowflgxfivfix .M W ow wmonuar-wi m?‘b Worldcfi’g mt WW the.” #5531? writing? 3463va distiller; toss ami- them and WNW?“ ewe one at the First, . included in Nickel Fiutures for a Modern Bath Room can be found in an unequaled assort- . meat here. ' For the entire equipment or for one sepa- rate article you’ll find no better place to buy ALI. M. I was. l . ALARM Iron AssAILAN'l; WOODBURY. Sept 22 —An alarm has‘been sent out to apprehend “has who held up a vehicle in which Julia- IFreempn was riding, on the road be- tween stérbury and Woodbury yes- terday moo ,. Jand‘d gihg her out. assaulted and mum her. Miss Freeman is badly though not seriously hurt. The man is described as being stockily built. and carried a. tea I: om. you a. Miss rrcemrs. than the dim ter of Willis Freemslhh had driven her father to work in Water town and was returning home. After she wee able to give an. alarm the \Voodbury ofll'cers as lied 9 Water bury police to assist in capturing the mall. IYOXAN mil. ngh—Pé first” man. 87nd s'lix LA, run over by. d Lake yesterday. at l! ‘0 at n .M Eras unloadi‘riigt; d up I ,_ . or sta e , l o indwwhosls‘. will MW"? " chest. Death cams could he tomato”?- ,sILvan fi'A A'It‘p CAKE sALs. I: In, The Woman's Guild ut- the Trinity rlxuivoh hold a silver tee. and cake sale fin rd Legal '33” 9.. Washington street. fut him at which All'hud II, very about iii Midst cloadidthii‘ W illt IIrolI work.” . read him t the a merit. .‘ at the home or Mrs. Burr-vital”: in. liilill l Time is hung w; Coins in Being Ab [mad ls o Earned that“. M]- For months Will ‘hlorwalk readers have seen to constant expxesslon of praise for ‘ an'h Kidney Pills. and work they have done in his local ty. Not another rcInI-dy' ever produced such convincing Mrs. domes A. Flag. 46 Spling 8'3” South Norwalk. Conn. say:s ' ‘ 1 est exp ellwith It!“ no, Pills took tm ysafi' ago when my .mptheA. ecqi'n ended. i In to me. 1 what (Or! ting time f . m. acco “All A. when! psluln the .pxpyki gs. This liqu‘ especial ng w (in 1 hall I) w o required stoop- ~, lug. 'Kheto first hour or Downi kidney . Pills which i . drug estoic gpvs stools. allot”t and snout nerally ‘ Bewrnl members e! am 'y have also taken this new ed my edy and4tiio results in each can have f been entirely satisluttory. a pleasure to oopllrm the alumni i gave lIx fuv'or of Dean's Kidney Pills in 1906. " . For sale by all doa'lers. Price 50 cents. Foster Mllhurn 00.. 89M- New York solo agents for the United ‘ States. . Remember the name~Doan's——aand Make no other. RAILROAD OFFICIAL SUMMONE}? CINCINNATI. 0.. Sept. 2.-—-Sup puenas commanding the presence of about twenty loading omcluls of sever- nl-rnllronds before the Federal Grand Jury here the first week in October were issued- yestorday. Considerable mystery surrounds the issuing of the summons. Those ordered to appear are ordered to bring with them certain papers. Several of those summoned are officials of the Michigan Central Railroad. which is not within the jur- lsdlctlou of the southern Orio federal :Iilstrict. United States District Attor- ney McPherson when asked last night concerning the subpoenas. declined to giro any information. . H18. FOREBODINGS. "Cheer up. old man. Somebody will loan you the money to lift the Inuit Kilim- .. "i' m afraid not. Lilo ain‘ t no melo dramo.”-—Pi FOIL Mills «4ng a w. — MUSIC ’HALL was: one iii-.QIMING MONDAY. September 20th THE IQESF AND flNEIT VAUDE- rungs IN grown. The Europa? s em and Sing- A. eqtit’o “Aggy? .32» Gibson. Thaduu Juggling rank Eliot. The But of Motion Pictures Changed Special smug-:1” karma and Lagusta, Novelty wild-to. oi the Keith and Proctor Circuit Special Attraction, Michael Braham 1 Co.. in He. She and It. from the Fourteenth Street House. Dancing Tuesday and Friday Nights After the Show. ‘ mom- rnlcss'...'....'. 10c and 20c Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.10c A SIX-QUART WHITE-LINED ENAMELED BRESERVING 4 KE’l’I‘LE With LRWQW ' OF OUR A some: f Baking Powder Sovereign Baiting Powder is "Nil t iii l Ironing power And. ' Abe's utsly rd. Endorsed by it." ”mm M or, . Hdlitir. the meet paI-tioulnr or all the states. Cents Pomd‘fllnii imam" 126 WAN" pron craggr . . § .-i hid 549’! ‘- ‘ Livlnv I Ideem ii’ now i'r prAn'rso._ i A yew Narrative oi Just What . . Produces Clans. Now when Jacob had given tho‘ |"I‘Yol" 19d soup" to Isaac. and tho maimed with the gift bod giv- sa to his son the much. sought after paternal his-slug. Ion. ism new. his head trims the i lisp and dip. pout molten my “the trick which had “autos In of his birth. rl‘ht. And after some hours. whom his anger was well-nigh. spent. to in“ the topic sentence MIN- ‘ “Whr did you do it?“ ‘ Thou did lsaac call him near and look into his face. Moo did' We BWK‘ 4I|l lips. and poiMi-O the no- glihl oi the repeat. war '2} love ‘lny Esau. bAitQ‘ yoii‘hidi" \liitoroupon Noah. 'who hllzlisp mm M! to hemimlling by. oluhilly to My Jest into oiled paper and dill llltt .lt into the Ark. wholes. with mhch odor and more minor it was brought forth by Immortals some four thou- land years later“ 4 in Love. . .\ dashing young tn'an who was dead in loss. wrote his little bunch of :Weotndss a letter as followzs “'Dearest my love for you is strong- er than roles or the kick of a cow. When i think of you. my heart flops lit. and down like my mother's churn dasher and visions of doubt creep ~ over my soul until i feel like so old cheese board made full of holes by skippers Sensations of exquisite joy so through me like young goats over :I st. .lIie roof. i feel as though i could lift myan with my boot straps to the height of a church steeple. As a gas. line awimmeth in a mud puddle. so do Y swim in a sea of dolighttulness when ynzx are near me. My heart oscillates like a shaker in a fanning mill. and My eyes stlnd open like cellar doors in a country town. if my love is not ,II-riprocntod I will pine away like a in soned bed bug, and you will catch mid over my grave.” Not In His Lifetime. A welloknown scientist was lectun in: on the. sun's heat. and in the course of his remarks said: "it is on established fact that the sun is gradu- ally hIIt surely losing its heat and in the course of some seventy millions of years it will be exhausted: conse- quently this world of ours will be dead and like the moon. unable to support any form of life." At this Juncture a member of his audience rose. in an excited manner, and said: "Pardon me. protessor. but how many years did you say it would be before this culnmlty overtakes us?" The Professor: sir." ”l‘hsnk God." was the reply. thought you said seven millions." “Seventy millions. “Yes. Mr. Newhoodle. i am the man that your wife and daughter asked to prepare a coat of arms. Have you any ruggestlons? "No, that's all right so long as it has arms. but. I wouldn‘t stand for no sleeveless or short sleeved rigginl." Wasn't Vaccinated on the Arm. it was Iii. a dinner party. The bright mung man sat next to the young woman with beautiful arms and neck. The fair companion suddenly exhibit ed signs of nervousness. Two of his host jokes passed by unnoticed. Her face wore a look of alarm. "-1 am in misery." she finally said. "in misery?" who“ the- man. “Yes. i was vaccinated the other day. and it has taken bshutifully I could almost scream. it: units so" like young mun looked-at» the bean. tiful arms; no signs there. ‘ "Wily. "where were you vaccinated!” he asked surprdsodly. “in Boston " the said. the audio chasing away the look of pain. - , Comforts of Tnvol. . Professional Guide (to palace-car portori—d have an English lord ll charge. and i want him to get a good in this country. Here's five dollars. Pomeres. ssh Do you want me to gih him cxtxja attention. sah? GIildo—~Grsat Scott no! i want. you to lteop away from him! - '- 4. Fax-mars. 1 “But," protested the young house- was "that milk is sour " ' "turn." replied the honest inna- msn; "it’s shameful how in! than farmers is glttlh’. Ye see. ma' am. r lately. on' before they git their. cow. ‘ milked the stuff tixri'is." m—J—qfi— A Voice from the Dead. Vicar's Wife—No. the vicar is not in iult now. is there} ny the All” you would like too to gills him who}: he returns? . Didi Woman (Mann—Please. .xoum. Martha Higgins ironid like to he hurled at two o‘clock“ World's! impression oi the comforts oi travels " they' vs been overslsepln' theirsolvcs. Thursday s Bargains 250 $1. 25 Rompers Combination Suits. 19c 98c 50c 50c Corsets Silk Elastic Belts 39c 290 each 10c 79c Linen Table Cloth. . .59c yda . 39c Table Linen ......... c d. 890071 Silk .9: .1. 0 10¢ each 19c Corset Covers Luce 'l‘I'lIquIL-d Extra Large 12 l-2c 49c (1.1. Miotz 8. Co; 92 Washington Street ‘ ‘ South Nomlk ”.25 Linen Napkins... 15c initial Napkins. . .. 79c _ Scarfs D T ' ° C ‘ Everything new and worth while in Trimmings is here—Band- ings. Gailoons. Garnitures, Ail-overs. Tassels, Frmgcs, Jet Orna- ments, etc, to harmonize with an}; gown. We will be glad to have you call and see them. N. E. RYAN CO. 86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK “By the Way” how often have. you had to stop “by the wui' for necessary repairs that you should have seen to before start- ing out on- ihc journey? Next time on make II. long trip. better bring machine to our gate e um let‘s; look if. mox- for poss sshls . that might cause a break own. ' ventlon is better than cure" you now and far cheaper In the end. .Luther M. Wright soUTH NORWALK. couli. - who.» .13... .x Wm! r1». We guarantee to save trom- 1-2. to 1-8 oyoiir Coal bills . ANOTHER Kle. 3 Hi! FLAG! N THE PROGRAM, “1 wish Lucy hadn‘t gone rowing “(our boy Josh says he is will}. A with that young Plil‘fers, " says Lucy' s be wlstird at Wall street. ‘ momma. "He is such a tool in a "vies." answered iii-4m.” (in “if bout." am. no IIIIIIIIs n‘u. um. up :fuo,;; . W‘Roolt-tho-boat idiot?" dmllcs the are that thé ileum iris'ardswfll ’ listener. . ,hhu as the object at one oi the“ E "“05 N that kind list of tr '1.‘ the m thalit prone-on" "4,31%. one filial—M ‘i @me ough-
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