“attestation sh Flooded scans for ‘
AW dad Winter Wear A con-
mi.
N
recovered 5h. yanks}. Illness.
Mwls B A L'Cp ty..street. has
recovered trends two weeks' illness
WW
must week III which to pay the
1901i town in without interest.
Albert 13' Rose at Norwalk Is spend.
the It... three days of the week In
New Haves.
Mrs Alfred Wigglesworth oi WIMP. .,
piluk Is spending a tow days In Massa-
chassttl with friends.
. rs r Besupaineyot
M‘i’fi ‘ Z Batuday and Sun-
dill!
Ill I1. mgory amldluflllc
terqlfii}Y orphan 311:, are guests of
an. Ellie C Hoyt, of Lowr- street.
Miss Lulu Collins. of Lowe street.
has been visit .In .New. York during
part of the find ltop celebration
Mrs. John H. I; . of Norwalk or
acts to give up hei- cottage at Belle
Flint“! tor the winter In the near tu-
lure.
W
FrAnit Guhthieri has 'heen spending
a m: In example on. Irma»
he expects to return home in the near
future. .
Dans. Inn 11.“
UNI-111m Biases“! WW
IngtMrs Frederick Curtis. of Bridge-
Wl' ,
........
Mrs. Eons no II.. Toilet: of south
Mimi street. ”has returned io her home
after a- two weeks“ stay at Garden City.
New York
M
can dountry ciao 'whut wui medt
tumorrow attornoon as customary. at.
the club when the hostesses will be
the Misses Batch.
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Myrtle Flimsy. or Norwzlk spent
2&3? “EMA“ n... “b.1323
Fulton celebrations.
_.._.._....,._..
H rry Havakost and Robert Eugen I
oft w.Yorlt,I have returned lo~their
hm. met; uranium their two weeks"
vaomon with Miss Florence 'i‘rlpp. oi _
Ann street.
”84311 Wu? mevice at the
“I“: ”Ea Eng. hilltfh‘ last evening was.
Kahlil toil and Miss An-
nle tiles. The subject was "Faun
Paralyzed by Fear."
m“
“3 uptight radial; or Ed “£1203:
a u or W w l he
morpw eyeitlh to naider tprther the
invitation oft tE'g. ($0
ties to parade on Cplumbua Day
.....___......
Mayor duv hand familt, of Nor-
walk, navs‘refined to their Mott svev
nue homé 1 their summer rest
denoonst
hnvaheeuapndiutha W-
“Hill Mia which to my the
1908 town”; without inter”! '
b—e—w-dfi—W
Robert Niliitoh.tho popular motor-
mnn q; the low; dtyfslon In? the Con-
nocticut Company. will e a posi-
lion. as. nishiz max» at the Adams ax-
press Comrpy cities. in South Nor-
walk. tonlgt
E33131": hearse 3.. Rita.-
no.1? I}. only and Harry Wt
Hoffmail were among the hundreds
who web!‘ to Row York, Shturday, for
the omingm dd) of the. Hudson [dul-
ton ceiebrati‘on.
unlit H am
ter' sieoEmT ”In-"
Thompsonviile. (loop.
be the guest-hi I'Ieldilves for a week,
Many adjoining towns and places of
Interest near be visited.
Mrs Me (I? hmét’ went to the
mo: Cen-
riiay, for
Hudson-Fulton; celebrallo In. New
Yamw snowshoe.
I as suntan. iufl- R M.
Wolfe and 1m. Susan 0. Holmes. Mm.
(film same man-
, 11 guests were
met an $sz ,5 .
ritel‘. “a .w
'81
' . round
Itited itsiilln Socle- .
' m where they
where they will .
Victims oi VII cavelnt. Thought
, a caveln at the common Mine are
, now believadro be dead. The rescue
moire silk held with. It belladonna buc-
kle is one. of the new styles and gives
opportunity (Outhouse of this silk
which is apparently going to Ia- made
as much or as Intestine.
Paris has gouo’ wild over
waists. The crepe used is a liner anti
dlealler weave than anything we have
had yet but we are going to have it.
The merchant! who are oi normally»
obliged to look toward to spring tell
me that every one In placing heavy
. orders for diagonal weaves to; nest
season. They have wsmartucss which
' no other weave Welles
' For gowns which never go out at
season there are none quite like thone
oi marquiseita, mdhey are to be
Ivory strong this winter. They have sui-
,. , I ‘ ‘ (ideal body to make them look suita-
t . ' ' .1 » . ., hie tor the mid weather and yet at
“LEARN WHILE . . {the slow time are Ito light weight that.
Merrill Night School
with their unit silk lining, In sum-
mf‘f‘
To be bcsutltul is enough; If "
OPENS OCTOBER 5.1.909
soosksszmo. . Tithtiiit .' .4
rvsswm'rmo. :' . WMNTHW
a
are “3311; line fiestp‘nfimnl by hléhly shiiIm bar In the boost stove
factoryi lfho world. Every range is any teed.
'1‘th Hlill RANGE is made in rulny odels and desiuis. Is wltlmtt I
hunt the. “lost scIIlceoblc and satisfacthgt range don the market today.
't he more improvements than any other range and costs no more than
those of Isletlor quztlitt. l'sed and recommended by all the leading cook-
Iug schdols
1““
{‘1 . I... 3
South unmet. (Ions.
cando'ufllt well evil-$511111“!
ahd more from her? You don't want
matters. I admit shits.
.. W‘Ibalfltflfltifldins South Namath. Conn.
rose to sing.~Thn Newcomna
If you attxch a line or rhinestones
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“In the edge or the bow of ribbon
min rat. «.1. MILL TEL. can.
tell yoa place at your thrust you
. have imitated one or the not expen-
Ltunber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
sivo Instr-lea or the year—that of wear-
Ing such a bow outlined with dis.
rnohds
A tad has arisen In France for a
new but called “le chapeau mllltaire,”
We would call partlcular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
mad. In two sizes of Douglas M. the m ant durable eimodern woods; will out-
last metal and Is more ornamental.
ill wt about? “comma “Lincoln Roofing” for roofs and also for
algae” hot rust or decay and wlll last a lifetime.
says Vogue. Oi soft felt as plinbleas
throadcloth it Is 1'0?th absolutely
round brlmloss and high in the shape
of a muff. Cooked over the right eye
In a jaunty fashion with an slgrettc
or a Mercury wings mounted high on
the left. it gives inst the pIoper note
of chic for‘ the promenade or alter-
uoon tea.
Jet hair ornaments, bracelets back
combs and transitory—accessories 0!
every kind to; "in" black or colored
tolletieu—emph so the reign ofbiacll
the coming season- any they are
among the most beautiful that we have
seen 'for many a day.
The gleaming coque feathers and
the sonicwhitt newer Implsn wings will
without doubt prove eminently useful
for servltaable hats and they are
really beautiful this season.
The one—piece. coat suits. recalled
seem to be tailing well for {all street
suits The colors shown are Indeed
most temptlil'g, and the style In youth-
ful and becoming.
' 1&rehm cheese Beaten with Ifrond!
.in spoons); mound the c lrken
salad vary It M“!
Now Is the time for the woman
who Is expert with her crochet hook
Cd make for her-salt and her friends
mberless fancy cos; not the
cast pleasing of these are the varie-
ties at neck bow or jabot which are
just now so popular and so neat a fin-
1.13..
One of the 1 le shades ol
Nadir. and other Mum too"l like
sleep. violet and brown, are brought.
0 t In tones so dark as to give almost
to steel or black. They may be
more becoming than dead black
It is a. good thing to remember" It
tempering a room, or repapering a
house. that the be'st results are ob«
tained it the muss-a1 tones of usture‘ s
backgrounds are used.
it is said that brown hair should be
dried in the dark—or at any rate,
without sunlight—as sunshine gives it
a “rusty" look.
‘ The. girl with brown eyes and fair
7 hair never looks better than when
dressed In brown; 11 fat-'1 she will
make the most 01 though the prtvaii-
tug fashionable shade be blue or
. green or was.
when sparrows become (1 nuisance
on the porch or over windows put a
little molasw on. the roosting places.
and they will bother you no more.
days a cow-motor to the Woman's
» World.
if you. not. your hat wet in one of
yesterday's shown, 1 hope you did
not make the mistake oi putting it
may in Its bedrsggled condition. if.
after shaking it well you thing It. top
downward over the kitchen range the
flowers and ribbon would dry in more
11wa their original shape than If laid
away to flatten out shapelessly.
if; the amount of stoning prepared
fer roast chicken or meat proves too
large for the aperture. put it into a
thin cloth bug. and haste when you
» do the meat and the left-over stuffing
‘ will be almost. as good as the other.
The doing of one superlative thing
places tbs. dear at mods the ranks
of the competent. The inability to do
anything in a first rate my is recog
hired as incompetence. and rig
Every g rl {should preycnt this is
cation 9 hermit by learning determin
lyto do something well and
I wit up. There Is an endless ousted
3811mm that to. be" done well-wand
that most peopie do poorly. mm cur-
rant jelly t... trained; charity. visiting;
the world waits, wages In hand for
the compulsorflsrpemmnr.
O. E. Jackson
Optician
Everything In the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
_ I. WMILQTIIET. Niall“
3211 $251 i310 Ian
FLYNN 8. RYAN
h «unwan-
”Andorran"; a.
' inhivoi “You Discovered
the fact that a little care now and then
is. all that is required to keep your
carriageqor wagon in fine running-or-
der? We will be glad to look over
your rig; and keep them in fine condi-
tion at a small cost. And It you need
any repairs on them be sure you bring
them to us for we know how to make
them as they ought to be made.
Luster MW
sou-m shaman. semi,
EverytIiiilE néw 'snd worth min Trimmingsf Is here—Band-
"’3" Gallonns, ammfl’fl. All- overs, Tasséis, FrinEes. Jet Orna- coax—337.3711: .IRV.
merits, etc.. to harmonize with any gown. We wiiibe glad to have HQ)" am, a mm '9.“ “a," done.
You call and see them . When Cook at. .911 thepol
' lied Peary c ere the‘ man who won
Ills o ivn”1' ohérished ‘gcal.
E Y AN CO. .......'...jh .............
And thre‘e good sheen 'let out
hot» this Chief Cook of polar tars
86 WASHINW ETwE‘rt . . . v 3001',“ NORWAUK He'd been well talked about
a. ‘-It,.;..
Now that the frozen poleis Cooked,
. Anti; samba found t1111,19 mgr? is“
' t a a 00
”mil?! Ella c‘yhanige 03E“? wht'o‘h I EX?" “Pvt“: tiietore.
“I“ ‘9 “m I 0 k trat III I r the neither
cellist!“ stakes above. , . - ,. _'Andls:;uc ’ t o
it Is believed the Imprisoned men All host and ice about,
are bismuth tensor debits 11d ltam’hh ln trwaltisg Iona peer to break
be! weeks lighter; 33'1". 13111“ gee re no.1»): pole record but.
' rit r a rear
convert)! worked as 1011!th chills. WE‘RE-1°: :gng’gegimmk
blunting Wt?“¢ 1‘61:th "with Than In a city mmw built
3p“ w m “3.3....” “MAN“... ”“7 .. A Just world‘s. kenerou‘s heart.
before (look cooked.
“waning-I? Cook have done?
All smiling. we believe he'd looked
THREE “1:”
GOLbFlIlILD Neva. ' "II—The
three drillers who more imprinoued by.
partyhrmp
accident wwwew
:rthe shimmers the.
Iasmnightmnd there.
.. .. .. “rant
cap a o . c
11111111111 M91 awnEl “x VBelieved to
have taken rein e In cross out.
'Isi'lb ov.i°3.. lla’w‘ss Magi? ”i
11nd Joined In Peary-’s run.
1!.
A“.
c ro po ‘
- lions of persons huddled in the tene-
W‘ Int-ms or New York and nearby cities.
. connection abomth‘st a driveway of
.
. “ '5: III will
Entire Strip Itemized ills to Pier-
Inonl Forehand by Sislc and I
Private Contributions
NEW YORK. Sept. 21.~l«‘ourteen
years of lurelniit adults to save
the beautiful Patina es of the west.
bank 0! the Hudson liver t'Ionl den-4
traction by blasting were crowned with
success today When the completion of
the purchase oi the entire strip oiI
Palisades fromNt lass. N J.. to Pier-
blunt. N. Y.. W055. announced. This
strip oi land and precipitous clin‘. tom-
tteeu miles long. constitutes 011.9. or the
most picturesque bits oi scenery In
the state, and nutter. the plan by which
the work or redemption has been ar-
co‘rnpllshe’d it will become the Phil
sadefi Interstate Tull .
it comprises 700 acres of level laud
giving up rlunlty for a beautiful bou-
iovald drive along the base of the (lift,
and splendid opportunities for camp
lug and other recreation to the "lil-
One or the achievements remaining lo
be accomplished is the building or this
proposed drIvc along the river ledge
ate the base of the cliff connecting
New York by the Fort treetferry with
the good roads of the west bank of the
Hudson.
The cost of this park is about 8027.-
000. of which $502,000 was paid by the
states of New York and New Jersey,
and $125,000 by contribution of J. Pier-
punt Morgan.
The acquisition of the property ('omc
posing the pink and lht‘. discoutlnu
once of the want; of destruction by
blasting. which was rapidly In pro
green. has been nr-colIlplished by It
commission. of which George W. Per-
kins. of New York, was president. Mr.
Perkins today. in making his report.
sold that the first tangible attempt to
save the Palisades was made In "195.
~when the United States government
was asked to take them for military
Willows. This plan failed. but the
New Jersey State Federation of Wo-
men‘ s Clubs took up the tight with on»
thuslasm, and the result of their at»
rive campaigning was the appointment
ofcommlltees by Governors Roosevelt.
of New York. and Voorhecs ot NcmeI
to investigate the oppotqu-ltles (If
@‘tng the Palisades.
e committees recommended and
the eglslntures of New York and
New Jersey authorized in 1900 a per-
manent interstate park commission.
For expenses the two states gave
the commlsslou when Ilrst appointed
016.000. The commissioners found Its
most difficult problem at the outset
was to step the work or destruction.
Winch it determined to pay 810000
or Its expense fund for options on the
quarries which were destroying the
hostility of the Palisades. and then it
attempt to purchase the quarries out
right for an additional $126. 000. This
sum was to be raised by popular sub
scripting. and after that the cannula
talon estimated that the 700 acres oh
leevl land at the case of the cllifa could
be purchased a an expenditure of the
We uilltegpf 3500.000. Today the com-
miseion had the pleasure of reporting
that it had accomplished Its object
within the estimated sum.
With the payment of the option all
blasting ceased on Christmas Eve 01
1900. The ”26.000 necessary to buy
the quarries was offered as a volun-
IIary coutrlbution by J. Plerpont Mor-
gan. sad gratefully accepted. The leg-
islature of New York appropriated
[$50,000. and that of New Jersey 360.-
00 (on the purchase of the land Billet
than New York has given for expensel
320.000 and. New Jersey 81I000 This
has been spent In the actual work of
acquiring and improving the property
The personal expenses of the commis
sinners have amounted to $757.
The commission. however. would n01
have. been able to announce the com
pietion of the 113le at this time.
had It not been for the gift by Hamil-
ton McK. Tworubly 01 sixty, acres 01
land and riparian rights valued at. $56..
000,.which had been used as a recrea
lion spot for the poor of New York
which use will continue under the
agreement. or the commission. Valua-
hie gifts or land and money were also
made, by Mrs. iqydln G Lawrence and
Cleveland H. Dodge.
In cummenoration of the work for
Palisades preservation accomplished
by the Federation of Women's Clubs
of New,.lersey. and lnbonor ot the
public spirited men and women of both
states in this cause. a reservation has
been preserved on a commanding biufl
for the, erection of a monument from
fundscontributed by their friends.
During the years which have elaps-
ed while the propegty was being so
.uull'ed. thg increasing value of the Pot-
Isadwk as a recreation. gr for
-tbe Dennison New York and his bor-
p-Ing cities has been shown by the grow
his number (it per‘indts to camp on
the park lands Issued by the commis-
sioners. Last summer about 3.000
campers endayed the“: privileges.
Mr. Perkins in summing .up the
work of the commission today said:
“Now. that the task of saving and ac
auiriugthed’allasde‘e has been accom-
bed..tbo commissioners intend. to
own their efforts. with the parmis
sin of their respective states and the
public. tan fuller devohrpule‘ht of the
park; There are raw driveways down
the entire length or the hue oi“ the
cum. mm Fort. Use to Plérmnnti 'rrns
wn III melts the Dell: We
till points for elimination a would
male was modulator-slant! perfect Out
lot from. the city or New York tip the
good roads that Im- being laid out in
the state of New York.
“Tbs, survey. aprlgakptchln which
the -corntaissloli has but made In this
nits kind c’ouhI be that, that, for plo-
ln-rosquensss. could scarcely be eqtiall
ed anywhere in the world. i I.
"Here Within actual dlglttlof'i out
great throub 11; city In a little arid
of almost Virgin nature—ins to 01
which have never been tr doll by
the tool. oi! -ntna a has ‘donel
everything for tiiisNun que strip of
m motto summon pro!
l... v Item's its natural gradual and insise‘
le Ifrom .
Spcct
for Tonight 21th Tuesday ‘”
, ‘r, ‘ , 'r. .
69c Boys' Sweaters. 494: 35:00 New Skirts. 83:98
Good Quality tirey (‘out All Wool Panama Skirts.
Sweaters. flt'flii)’ trimmed blue, black and grey. neut~ ,.
with wit and blue. \‘nlue ly trimmed. Regularly
(like ...................... 49c $5.00. Tonight and There
IIIIy
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31.39 Bags. 98c
Your choice of this lot. It '
Regularly Milli. . ’l‘n— .
night ...... .y ........ 98: each
10c Flannel. 7 1.21: yd.
Good Quality Flannel. ltogu
lnIly 10c \illti Tonight
and Tuesday ....... 78/21: yard
79¢ Men's Sweaters. 59c
Men's “(ill Sweaters, sizes
up to to. lteguluriy 79c.
'I‘oIIIgIIt ................. 59‘
$1.50 wads. $1.19,.
New Full Wulsts.
'I‘mu'gkl and Tuesday. . .
all sizes.
$1.19
”aw? .“
12 l-Zc initial Handker-
chiefs. 10c
10c Beauty Pins. 5c
l'lxlru ii‘iilt' iIIllile iinlldkt‘l" Our rcgulIII 10c licnuty Pins.
chiefs. Tonight ....IOc each Tonight and Tuesday. 5:: card
92 Washington ’ South No’rwslk
Street Conn.
,
“When? 0,! Mint! and Progress?
to; ' ,
your NI mt. '
We guarantee to save from 1-2 1:0
1-3 of your Coal bills
Heating and Plumbing (36 .»
28 MAIN STREET NORWMIK
sit
Nickel Bath Roam Fixtures.
We install Steam. Hot Water or Hot Air Furnaces.
We repair ailklnda oi Stoves and Furnaces. we
are Expert Gas Fitters. . .
WHAT CAN WE 00 FOR YOU? '
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NORWALK. CONN. .
the park accessible to one and a]:
and to this end the commission r [MERIA‘NMEMS
We have all kinds of Enameled Plumbing Goods and ‘
states. who an: our lIouou-Il guests at
the. dedication of this park today."
Palisades Park. dedicated today as
one of the features of the Hudson-Ful-
ton (eIernoulos thus becomes with the.
exception of the memorial monument
to Henry Hudson at Spuyton Duytil
the only monument Ieluinder oi the
explotct and no evidence of the peo-
pie to preserve for themselves {mover
the most striking feature oi the river
he discovered.
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Ohiid‘ro'nw cI-y
. filitqftll‘viitlt‘s
C A SW T O R l A
OHIO BOY KILLS FATHER.
GOSHOCTON. Ohio: Sept. 27.—~Wll-
Ilam Davis. 20 years old. killed his in-
ther. minute, yesterday, during a
quarrel between the boys parents. The "
son says his lather threatened to
strike his mother and In order to pro
'ect her he struck his father down
with a hatchet. The pollce say the
boy also stabbed his father near the
been with a knife. The son ls under
arrest. Eli Davis is said to have quar .
reled with his wife because she did‘
not cook his breakfast to suit hint.
or ettlully asks the support. of the pub
lie and governors of their respective
THREE DAYS. STARTING“
THE meadow Week. * '
Vounn atpoo‘cops'os asxrsris
81x Girls Who 81nd. Danes and Play
Must e.
A TON OF SPECIAL BOENERY.
MAE DILNIOH.
The sweet Singer.
CHARLEY HOLSWORTl-b‘ "
Monet opts}
anna'r. nomads.
Wonderful Hand Islander!-
MOTION PICTURES. ALL NIW
ILLUOTHAIID DONG.-
.DANGIW W-EDNI.DAY AND
I PM AM. I .
A clghretta that ilxhts Its’etrde I‘
resent Invention of s roslds‘ut flatten?”
Jersey. On one end is I liar
stance that Ignites itself WWW ._ ,.
had against a strip of ohm“ “ ’
preparation on the side or ‘
MONDAY. September that. ;
Norwalk Chronicler