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Autumn
pIoto assortment at
El.”
museum; NEW
Mrs. E W‘Tol‘es South Main
streetJi qma two weeks
visit to ”(in ‘NM York
Mr. and Mrs .Clohn Fisher. of Terry-
town. New York on guests of Chief
of Police and Mrs. Thoma! Bradley.
Mrs. Alfrpii Wiggicaworth or Winni-
pauk is spot In three Weeks in Ply-
mouth, Mansfield and other towns in
Massachusetts. . 2,
Miss Pantherllirioad. of Silverrninc.
who has been spendingthe summer at
Atlantic Citytbas returned to her home
for the winter.
Miss Mary Creagh. bookkeeper for
the New Yoris Grown Gompuuy, has
been enjoying a vacation and visited
"in IKWlir-Vn . .
-—Gr‘esn soft lists. O‘Brien.
Ham Sullivan. employed by the
Postal- Typewriter Company, is tait
ing .-s .‘weeita, vacation and spending
the time in tlriti vicinity.
Mrs. Lisslo: Hsonseaad son Harold,
of Winnipauk have gone in Salisbury.
Connecticut grunge they will remain
for the benefit of. Mrs. Honna' a health
vGreen Peppers. 10c dos F. DJ ‘00.
The regular mo ly meeting of the
Christian lndusir L'ettgue will be
held at 1.th so nth Norwnlk M. E.
church this evenmg pt 8 o “clock
Clsrenco A. Brown, at 6 Elm Grove
street has returned ho a vt‘ryp pleas-
ant two weeks' vacationing) spent at
Niagara Falls and Grand Gorge in the
Catskills. | ,, _ ,
wl-iigh Cl ss Tailored SuLts for
women who now. 0. J. Mintz & (‘o
The work on the new Coleburn
building Is progressing in first rate
shape and the work of netting tho
piers and girdsrs of the foundation is
nearing completion.
Mrs. Andrew. Mayner. of Danbury.
has remrnsdhnme alters week's visit
with her sister. Mrs. James in Burns.
of Stamford, formerly Miss Clara A.
Young, of this _cl l..ty ,
-—Mon's mill. O‘Bfltl.
,nonert Mango: stamokryn. who has
been is theft cilia-l none, for
some time isélie' guesto his sister.
Miss Bertha slim) and his cousin,
Mrs. Carl Selimlb, of Railroad avenue.
AMM- and W New
land suppor- wmud last. night at. .
the home of Mrs. Ella Aiken, in Sii
vet-mine. The affair was for the bene-
fit of the chapel, and a good sum will
be realised
Professor Arthiir B. Russell. who
has been «loading the summer with
his perms, captahi and Mrs. James
Russ In West avenue leaves this
week to resume his duties at the.
Princeton Preparator yCollege.
—»Green Peppers. 10c doz‘.'F.D.L.&Co.
Miss Maxie lie-ting, Miss Katie.
Sweeney and-. Miss Mamie Dolllngs of
Sonar Norwollr, have returned home
after spending several days with Mr.
and M.rs’Ja‘ines M. Burns. of Siam-
i‘or.tl Mrs Burns was formerly Miss
Clara A. Young. of this city.
For only! stuntiontia ~ lad to the.
C J. i'atsbrco. adv. ingt tho
opening of their new and. strictly up-
todate milllnery. stilts an d costumes'
department. in which-they invite the
public to attend and inspect the many
beautiful things which will be on (1ti .
play. .
«Opening of our np-todate Millin- ‘
ery, Cloaks, Suits. Capes; Dress ‘DéJ
par’tment.
& Co. . ..
A large delegation of the members
of the local division of the Salvation ,
Army went to Stamford, last night.
and participated in the service there.
Ensign and Mrs. Hayes, from the far
west, who have been in South Not-walk
for several months, had charge of the
meeting. .
rumor.
~ ~A tine view ninth? Err ton-Hudson ,
marine pirada' can be h
Steamer Roscnolo. foot
R.,11:3 "86th .25,
sale at arms" Steamboat Co' a office.
The Dem c comNsIttae or. the
amend Voti count in
another colu
153' Mini
Natal]? hWt‘I "I v I mmst'fil
7 no
colack. its”. 3&ng L
on; of so as which
will. mucE’lEt’naioEl‘nr city onices
[your that of ma‘oszgeim.
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mouse. (or
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“LEA
BOOKKEEFING.
snonwmn.
rvpsw rrmo.
ennui
United Banlt Building
$5 00 MONTHLY
BOOKS FREE.
South NorWallz. Conn.
WE
WQQWTE want
Hun‘pnnoas
WHILE YOU EMN. "
Merrill Nffigf School
OPENS OCTO 5.1909.
TERM“.
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The Hatch & Rainy co
vsnn TELJM
last metal and is morn ornamental.
SOUTH NORWALK.‘ CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a‘ Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention 19 our Moulded Wooden Gutter-a,
mods In two sizes of Douglas fir. the most durable of modern woods; will out»
Also we confidently "command "Lincoln Roofing" forroofa and also for
flushing In place of metal.
Doss not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
N. B.—Durlng Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
O. B. Jackson
opucnn'
58 WALL ETNEET.
Everything in the Opticijl Line.
Eyes Examined? W
PHONE 48“ ORWALK.
2 ,an FALL STYLES
IHE WH 160MB SHEE FER MEN
turansurn.n
FLYNN g. RYAN
ROUTE! NORWALK
merit here.
than at
IHE lllllii E HEIEHHISS l‘Elll’lH;
For the entire equipment or for one sepa-
, rate ailicle you'll find no better place to buy
17 WALL STREET.
NORWALK. CONN.
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Everything~ new and worth. while mTrinnnings lis hero—Band-
ing‘s. Gslloond. Garnitures, All-overs, Tassels. Fringos. Jet Orna-
moments, etc... to harmonizé with any gown. We will be glad to have
you call andN. see them,
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86 WASHINGTON STREET.
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make a long trip,
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Cash Prices
Satisfaction
we are showing
a“ g’ré's “E‘s va ‘riety of-
a . s the Autu
so anxious to get our trade.
fashionable world.
garment said. We trust everybody.
the working man and women.
quickly as those who can.
matter what their means may be.
have never missed the money. Come in
Suits. Hats and Shoes. A choice col-
Men I.- lcction from which to select your In.”
outfit. Easy weekly payments.
dcluy. come
Monday and Saturday ,
1' cr sir urn
' unit on car
New Excise Stunts in Militia Slslulc
Which lnlcresis National
Cuafllsmcu
Copies of the changes in the militia
a
"Wear Shoes That Fit
. _ . . ._....— rurrr ills our
ltiélrided in Nickel Fistur'eslor a Modern Bath '
Room can be found in'sn unequaled assort-
4‘ rrme 'lbnrm It was before tho
law of the state made by the last gen-
: oral assembly horn been printed and
' sent out by order of the adiutant
a general. Wthllo tho changinare num-
‘ cross. they a steady- unimportant.
, and were slain y made to: the purpose
. t: f making the mEIIIIa laws or the state
a conform to the? federal statutes. in
all cases the word "governor" is sub-
.4
stltuted for the words "commanderdn-
chief" and. as each change is made the,
subject of a separate section. the new
not is somewhat bulky. The change,
of the most Importance to the lay mind
appears in section 33 of the new act.
which reads as follows:
Section 33. Section 3039 ofthe Gen-
eral Statutes is hereby amended to
read as follows: The commanding offi-
ccr of any encampment or parade may
cause thme under his command to
perform any field or camp duty hr
shall require. and may put under
arrest during such encampment or par
ade any member of his command who
shall disobey a superior olicer. or be
guilty or disorderly or \lnmllitnry con»
duct and any other person who slral
trespass on the parade or encampment
ground. or in any way interrupt or
molest the orderly discharge of duty
by‘ the members of his command.
The amended section ends at this
point, while the original section. 3039
won} on with this important clause
which has been crrt on: ”And he man
prohibit the sale of all spirituous am
intoxicating liquors within one mile a
said parade‘ or encampment."
Other changes “tr the old laws sr
FOR
.fi .. ‘ ,.
' ‘ildr‘en
Perfect freedom for the growing
toot.
$1.25 to $2.00
—.——-——-——
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
. 2H0“ 542-2.
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[If [illill llllilliil
Nearer the. Earth. by 15,000,000
Women ---
ol Guard into the service or thtI its” ..
tlon for a period in excess of nine
Miler—Presents Fine Opportuni;
fat the president may call the Nation
‘y H0! Astronomers '—-—_—_—-..SE
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For MEN and WOMEN
suaon advances, our beautiEui showing of Men's and Women’s
clothing 1 r Fall becomes more complete with all the latest styles of' the
Oparating as we,do 46 stores in the principal cities of the
country. it Is readily understood why the lending clothing manufacturers are
We buy in such enormous quantities that we make our
profit on the goods we buy, not on what we sell.
clothing as cheap on credit as you pay cash for elsewhere.
clean workshops. by well-paid tailors, and bears the union label, and we guarantee every
Credltwith us is free to all.
We trust people who cannot get trusted elsewhere as
We accommodate the public. the honest man or woman, no
The less they have the more they need credit.
weekly payments are easy. and before you know it your clothing is paid for and you
We do a large business. We
today and select your outfit for Fall.
Suits,
Handsome
in today fillll make your selection.
10
South Main
months; out- strikes out the provision
that. in cases of draft, theseloolnh'u
may give. oral notice to persOus Bub
iect to military duty and provides in
lieu of It. that notices shall be publish- .
ed in some newspaper in the county.
One gives the enrolling officer of the
towns from November 1 to February
7 in which to rnrtkc rrp the list of
those liable for the military tax iri-
stead of limiting ilie time to our
month. It provides further that cop-
les of the enrollment lists shall be
sent to the tax commissioner. and
gives him power to apply to the courts
for a new enrollment if he has reason
to believe the one returned is defro-
tive. it provides a tine for ‘20 for
any erson who shall] give false infor-
nratlrlNi respecting any reason for ex»
emptlon from the commutation tax.
Owing to salary increases the allow-
ance for clerical assistance for the ad-
lutaut arr-d assistant quni'icr‘ruuater
{eneral's otllce is increased from SI.-
illll annually to such sums as shall he
‘iicunially approprlntcti. The old law
)rovlded that no person shall be dis
ronorably discharged except upon the
:enteur-n of u court martial, and the
new one takes out the words “court
uzrrtiul." and substitutes “summary
torrrt or general (ourt martini."
vords “organized militia" are substi-
utcd for the words "at-live militia"
wherever the latter occur in the old
aw. There are many minor changes,
he most important ones being those .
Viven above.
—A specific for pain—Dr. Thomas
Eclectric Oil, strongest. cheapest lint
uent ever devised. A household reme
'ly In America for 25 years.
AUTO TURNED TURTLE.
. ROCKFORD 1",, Sept. 24,—Charlet
W. Blodgctt, of Chicago, a traveling
ralesman was killed Albert Wester
rcrg was fatally Injured and Oscar
Johnson, Ernst Christinnscn and mt‘
'laugston were Irrrrt last night, What
u automobile in which they were. re
Iurning from Belvidere turned trrrtle.
7:, x. .7 7:7
WASHINGTON. Sept. Sit—Nearer
to the earth by 16.000.000 miles than
it has been for fifteen- years. the plan-
et Mars today is the object of great
Interest. to. the astronomers throughout
the. world. particularly at the United
States Naval. Observatory here. its
average distance from the north is
50.000.000 miles. its distance from the
oath today is only 35,000,000 miles.
. With this) proximity. lilte‘fdlt 1n the
planed. which is alwo‘y‘s keen. will be-
comes even among those who cannot
claim to «be students at astronomy. all V
the ene‘r on account of the proha- ‘
Jility that new discoveries concerning
matters Martian will be made.
W;
bit in Ashrvss.
"£9193“ 0.3% a ELI—Mrs W K.
V llt air. with her‘ son and
damn William K. Vanderbilt; 3rd.
and Miss Mrrriel Vanderbilt mottled
if a
WEARE
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ghiidrdn cry
.. tutti! rwt‘t :-
cAs‘I'O- RIA ‘
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Hudson EWING Ian ed
w 'ttrestcd like a con-
ENE“ It’dI boasted.’
gum-arr?
smock arm customs In»,
HE MAGNIFICENT PAGEANTS OF
The Hudson-Fulton Celebration L
(September 25th to October 9th.) .
fwill provide occasion for a visit to New York City
of thousands who will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to do their winter shopping in the metropolis.
YOUR WEARING APPAREL
ted at our establishment will giva double satis-
faction because, not only are our prices modest, but
SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL
For Men, Women and Children
. and garments of our production are essentially stylish and
You will be impressed—even upon you: first visit—with I"
, the remarkable facilities afforded here for selecting entire
outfits for any or all members of your family.
to New York from abread, today. on
n on... a... who... when "Bull Ion worm rob 0mm
:Esz'edx edits make a statement concern- Wu " ‘r 3m s - -
inc-stub recent "port of has naritni . 0038. J
as, she replied: "i cannot say , ,
gal. this time. .I have been so . f
“Edi in the public eye; malt“! do not . , , "a. ‘
8th ems " ' ‘ ‘
it to make any
' ” Ipurcl’iases amounting to $5 or over.
' .' free to pay address in the United ,ta’tés. ~
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Our clothing is made in
We trust the people,
(‘orrts arid Milliuory.
patterns
styles— All new goods—
south Nor-walk
The _
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MUSIC HALL
THREE DAYS, STARTING
The Greatest of All Offerings. .
2—BENNINGTON8—2
Society Gymnasts.
mannerisms.
Scrip-Comic.
First Appearance Here of
EVELVN ABIBOT I. 00.,
“A Focus I‘litft-AN;
At the Request of All.
MICHAL BRAHAM A 60.,
“HE. SHE AND W."
Special Future.
“THE GREAT RUBY."
Italian Hypnotist.
DANCING FRIDAY NIGHT.
MATINEE SATURDAY .......... 10¢
NIGHT PRICES ............ 106; 209
once as Hypatia and Bruno.
, CLEVELAND, 0.. Sop» 24.—-inti-
mate friends of Mrs. Annie Ballot.
president of the Theosophical society
of the World. declared here today flint
their leader had confided to them that
=lre was a reincarnation of Hypittin
hnd Giordano Bruno.
: ‘lt In certain that Mrs. Besantjas
ibecn li patio and Bruno." said Mrs.
ets. president of the Clove-
land0 Theosophical Society. “She rc-
mernbcrs all everyday existence as
those. characters."
Mrs. Besaut told her adherents that
one of the strongest proofs of‘ her
. claims that she is a reiricaraatiomof
the two characters is that she has
been persecuted throughout her life.
= She avers her former selves have been
. revealed to her after twenty years” hard
study in England and lndia in an of-
fort to clear her past».
During the time of' Confucius. Mrs.
Beaant says. she. lived' as different
characters, but she cannot recall their
pours. She predicts that she will live
ago it
MOTHER. LOVE IGNORED.
Chicago Girl Chose Housekeeper as
l-iar guardian.
CHIQAGO. Soul. 34 ——Mother love
was ignored yesterday by Miss lilies
Wassall. fifteen years old. who. follow-
Ing the accidental drowning of her far'
.tionedttbo probate court to Wilma.“
[her guardian Aines I. Holimui
housekeeper; in the Wassall halibut:
The girl' a mother, now Mrs. 'i‘
‘chsdbourne, of New York. had
it“ cries-so “‘to- am o'eontrol hr
daughter. Mrs. Chit hoarse
'Dr. Wanna“ in 1906 ‘ '
Dr. Wasnails will team «in.
his estate to his daughter. who.
advantage of the law allowin -
morot an it vvsrs old to ob
disnl. led her petition st
will was violation.
Thursday. September 28rd
MR8. BESANT A ssiucartm'rron. .
Qeclarcd She' Remembers Her. Exist ‘
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ther, Dr. Joseph W. Wasssil. during s.._
yacht cruise on use Michlgon. you,
Norwalk Chronicler