fer
RE-DYE FURS.
39 80. MAIN STREET
latest
6m
to Wear?
IF NOT. BRING THEM TO U8. WE MAKE. REMODEL, RELINE-
KARP BROS.
t' DEOIONERS AND LADIES' TAILORS.
TEL. 988 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Ladies, Attention!
The full season is approaching and we beg to inform the ladies
of South Norwalk and vicinity that We are ready for them with the
styles in SUITS and PRINCESS t;ti\\'.\'t~'..
All our styles are imported front ,
llmrnes, anti we assure the highest satisfaction
AQUILA 8. BRIA
LHE LEADING LADIES' TAILORS.
Furs Rey
lit-st
New York Fashion
(live us a trial.
the
TEL. 476. 24 MONROE 8TREET. -—--—————-—-——-
A delegation of the members of the
" :___...._.. Sixth Company. Nor-walk, are parading
T“ "" "" “W ..__... ”m“— “WWW" ' " ..,._.__ with the Ninth Company, of Stamford.
~ in the military parade In New York
. today.
‘ 0 James Vanezia. who has been work-
ing iii the Von ltlal hut factory to Dan-
bury, has resigned an accotrnt of ill
drive trade away. ’l‘liat_is wiry we make It a poim to can y the BEST health. and returned home to South
COAL, screen it thoroughly and employ nothing Inn the heat anti most t-are- fwrwalk.
fuI men to deliver it. Former Mayor and Mrs. George B.
Telephone 450
3 WHEN van WANT THE
ASK FOR THE
For 5c
MANUFACTURER.
Roger Ludlow
YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
Twin. City and Nugget
Best 10c Cigar Made
B. J. REYNOLDS
63 Water Street
Fall Suits
Furnishings
COMPLETE
D. GOTTLIEB
Hats, Shoes and
For Men. Boys and Children
11 NORTH MAIN ST-. 80. NORWALK
in
N0
garment in reduced. liadies' Suits.
others ask $20.00, otir price $12.93.
alter free.
83 south Main so. do. Not-walk.
Iiilllllillill’ illlllt NEWS
Frank Swift is enjoying his annual.
vacation front his duties with the Old
Well Cigar Company.
Miss Lingan, of Woodward Park.
entertained a large company r." ladres
at bridge whist. yesterday afternoon.
Red Star barge No. i8, loaded with
anthracite coal. and Red Star barge
No. 26. loaded with bituminous coal.
have arrived for the l-‘errin (‘oai ("our-
puny.
Burton. of Norwalk. will sail on Octo-
ber 24 for Cuba. where they will take
itp their residence at the big property
Mr. ilrixton is developing.
The. Democratic city committee will
hold a meeting this «Welling at the
Mahackcmo Hotel. and fill any vacan-
cies on the ticket and the nominations
left open at the caucus last evening.
it is understood that the third base-
ball garlic between the Norwalk and
South Norwalk teams. scheduled for
Saturday afternoon may not be played
on account of the Hudson-Fulton cele-
liration.
l’ctel' Seaman, a well known South
Norwulk hatter, who has been working
during the summer at Keyscr Island.
left this morning for Boston. where
he will take a position at Holy (‘ross
College.
St. John's Lodge. A. F. and A. M.,
“FIRE woon
Split Wood. 256 Extra.
Phone No. 783-2.
2
Hard and soft ready for ramny use.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 5‘ cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per la cord.
nz-onam ,ss‘r'rs' wooo vano.
NO. 74 Newtovvn Avenuo,
‘Norwnik, Conn.
an obit”
F. KARL,‘
1
PHONE 445.
Bolognas, Frankfurters and San-
sages -- all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kiilds.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
of Norwalk. will take action this eve
mpg on the invitation of Harmony
Lodge. of New Canaan. to attend the
laying of the corner stone of the new
town hall Saturay afternoon.
.\ir. and Mrs. E. E. Rates of 'l‘rIn‘
ily place. left today for Newburgh.
New Yorlr, where they will spend a
week with relatives and see the limb
son l-‘iilton celebration front that
point. '
The many friends of Philip 'l‘. (‘u-
two. of ltailroad avenue. who has
been in n Bridgeport hospital. suffer-
ing from rheumatism, will be pleased
to hear that his condition is some
what improved. He expects to be.
back in South Norwalk again before
' TO BUYERS or COAL
This message :—
‘ We have no fault to find
But let us say:—
Than its heating value.
. And the absence of waste
Makes for economical fuel.
From inferior Coal
Nor gather figs of thistles.
Coal is worth no more to you
r
In the form of slate and clinker
One cannot get satisfaction \
‘ With those who buy elsewhere;
We think they make an error
Which one day they will see.
Our Coal-Talks Our Goal
may not . will
Convince You
Only personal exper-
ience counts when qual-
ity~superior quality».
is the issue.
I‘ c r s o n all experience
with our liazelton coal
is what you need to
convince yourself of
what we know:
That the proof of the coal is in
GAVE NO WARNING.
it
9 broken tail of a kite.
3' as i come out. here?"
tit of those,
_ g i‘uhher
're . wen-tn now."
M081 got his money if
e
n“. v‘
' V piszipns‘QgAL (“9.
On entering the stable suddenly the
end of the. house found the hostler
m his 0',“ son deeply engagedswith having granted the ballot to women.
“How is it Williams -. he began 39- take read “to all inhabitants of 24
mly “that'l never fllid'ymt at “tnrk'years and over." The. suffragists in
know." volunteered his son: "it's
heels
.ti earned by on. mutual savingsbank sca.trs-nneosrroas. And
; thunderconditionu of the utmost safety and without any of the
‘ Vintage: of individual. permanent Investments, for any deposi-
r wants it.
Safety and 4%. Have xYOU an account here?
SouuNorwalkSavings
untrue-Mix Wit-W49 ., g
the burning
long.
Asauusrs nest.
wind Too Strong In Morning for
Wright and Curtis.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.~llelieving
ability to fly in spite of the windy
atblity to fly in spite of the windy
weather, Wilbur- Wright and Glenn ii.
Corliss did not take any chances by at
tempting lk flight In the strong wind
that was blowing this morning. Wright.
spent most of the forenoon in tinker»
ing around his aeroplane. (‘urtlss
visited Capt. Thomas lt‘. Baldwin.
whose diriglble airship caused him
difficulties in the attelnped New York
to Albany flight yesterday.
Rumors of more sensational flights
by the two conservative bird men only
meet with ridicule from Mr. Wright
and Mr. Cnrtiss. The moat daring
flights which have ever been consider-
ed by Mr. Curtiss would he a flight
over and under the East River bridges.
Soon afternoon the Signal Corps
officers at Governor‘s island hoisted
signals indicating that the weather
conditions were unfavorable and that
no aeroplane flights were possible. Wil-
bur Wright. however. said if the wind
That the burning of our Hazel-
ton coal In superior
That's a burning shame you did
.not know it sooner.
The B. Hershfieid & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 dilator 8t.
GRIEVANCE 0F SUFFRAGIS‘I'B.
V'l‘he suffrage papeis are still griev-
ing over their mistake as to Swenden
l
The dispatch which caused the mist
lother countries are asking if Sweden
‘doog not ~enumerate its woolen among
‘its inhabitants when taking its cen-
-nus. "‘
N.
Bank
Us
subsided he would attempt to make
an official flight late today. At noon
the velocity of the wind was 17 miles
per hour. While Mr. Wright flow In
a. stronger wind yesterday. he did not
care to attempt the official flight un-
der any but favorable conditions.
ALARMING CONDITIONS IN IAN-
R
GO .
BANGOR. Me. Sept. 30.-—Condi_tions
such as never prevailed before on' the
Pennbscot river at this season of the
year. are now alarming the lumber and
mill men of this section. Early this
morning a boom holding about two
million feet of logs invthe main river
above the waterworks in this city gave
way. and the logs went over the dam‘ .
and down the river. past the city. but
over a million feet passed dowu to-
wards‘the sea. A‘ large crowof men
and a steam tug have‘boen sent down
to pick up the logs and save what they,
can. There has been a rise of four feet
In the river at Bangor since Wednes-
dlay morning. and the water In still
r a rig.
ARTIST ram surcuos.
wms'rnol sent. ace—um Anna H.
lion. although of lots years she had
not made many studies in oils, was
found unconscious on her bed In her
apartment: in the Beardsley block.
today. Three ns Jets were open. one
being the range. Sh. wad hurried to
the County Hospital. where the docs
i "IOWA. ... “5 [Or it“ ,
R-W
The, Paris Cloak and Suit House
- 88 SOUTH MAIN ITIIET, SOUTH NORWALK. ,,
Great Alteration Sale of ladies’ Suits, Coats. Skirts, Wants,
' Dresses, Raincoats and Sweaters.
We have. outgrown our present quarters with rapid h‘li‘ltlt's‘ and r...
,
are compelled to enlarge our premises.
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
Junction to Issue a
Bradford. an artist of note in this sec» ud Mnnin'M. a
gates of the Car
many defendantsn
plaint were all.
them and
i
During this rebuilding t-\c:'~.
In all worster. $9.98. Ladies >r\.
$2.00 Lingerie \i‘ai~ts for 98c. n
515 M1lfl St, Stamford,
MrsMary G. Townsend.
Mrs. Mary (E 'l‘tiwlinl'litll \\ltl~l.\ cf
the late punter 'l‘outrsciiti riic-i min
day afternoon about i an \lf‘illr‘t M
to all the older it‘Sitlt'lll‘s u: the trivia
She is survived in tho Ilillllllilt‘ie .\l'.
Mary ll. Mitchell and tits i‘hrrri. s \'
Smith, :flld sm’cii aruiitit lilivllt‘ll. l'osn
Tux t‘oliector Iltiltcl‘l t; )irtrin‘i
(‘linrlcs 'l‘. Mitchell and Miss il“lt'li;i
A. Mitchell, or South \iii'milit linlwt'
S. .‘illtt'llt‘il, tif \\‘ali»tinii\. ills: “it.
E. smith. Mrs. lClI‘itlwi' t; Smith \lu
Samuel W. Hoyt it or Smith \i.
walk. The lllllt‘l'nl urii lu‘ irrlri ..3_
Saturday afternoon “I I: o'r-Hur t or.
her late homo. lii'l (‘lritiit-.~ S \lar
fsrlantl, I). 1),, pastor or tip. Sitar:
Norwalk (‘ongrr-artiroirai t'ltitrtl‘. on:
ciatlug. Interment will in :r. rl..
ily plot iii Pine Island t‘vitrclr it
i.tl.
Marie Bad".
Mrs. Marie llatlci dint lust lliui,i :li
her lltlllit‘. 9| (‘t'tlitl \il‘t't'i. .‘llll'tl l‘
)‘cat'n.
Joseph Bitdcr. Hllti two tltiiigirtcl'r li’tiu
t‘l‘ai arrangeinetm hill in itiinomrr‘vti
later. A
HOW NATURE CURES.
Dr. Woods Hutchinson Describes the
Struggle- of Body to Eject Poisons.
first happened that pl'tllllw of rhrw or
film cells clung together to form or
ganisnrs. the “Help product... or the
C(‘lis ill the lnfciini' Ill" “Heir group it.
came a source of danger to their m-
partners. and "Dives \llliil‘ nay “th ti"
vised for getting ml of llltwc \\rl>lv
products the colony \\.'t.\ a lotion-
ilent‘e at u very eatli period there
were rudiments of stsu-rrrs of lilltl‘.‘
sewerage providing for tho. I'St'fllit‘ oi
waste poisons. 'l'h.» rmnlt is that
when the iiurnpn iltltly it. t‘ttllil‘tillit'il in
actual disease It has all ready at hand
a remarkably effective systwrrr or up
plianccs for sent-r flushing riil'i‘
cleaning and garbage burning ii iii
an unguarded niornerrt illlt' part;ri.--~ or
one of those darlings of tit. t't'tiliiilill
cal housekeeper nlrirlr, so sloth-til:
disguise scraps containing ilit‘ ion In t...-
of putrefloation or their [Kils‘rtnwls lit.»
edductn. nature mar pl'l‘\"lll Mill-m
injury by causing tlic tititi‘lit‘ml tron.
fiCll tdcjet-t its contents
'The power of plating .Imrnir i\
wonderful safety valve.“ VH5 M.
Woods Hutchinson iii llic lrtlnrwutor
"Don't try to stop vomiting iili \«er‘ip
reasonably sllre wiral rt rrreatrs.‘ in. all
vised. “If a poison is not sullicierrtn
irritating to shorten its caret-r ill tit:
way, it may get on into the iiitvaiirr-w
before the body waiter. up to ii~ lil’t .~
once, and acute diarrhoea cnsllt's This
is a defective action on the part or rm
ture. and is no more a disease than
vomiting. Many of the popular coin
corps contain opium, \vlrith, illlil.‘ n
relieves the pain aird stops the tits
charge, simply locks up in the msleiti
the very poisons it was trying in Ref
rid of. Physicians now try to help irrr
ture instead of thwarting lii‘l, and lax
atlves, intestinal antiseptics and bone.
irrigations have almost i‘lilllt‘lt‘ taker.
the place of‘ opiates in the ll't‘tlltilolil
of these conditions."
if a poison is so insidious that it
succeeds in getting itself” partially di»
seated and absorbed itrto the blood,
union has still another line or do
fcnse. Every drop of blood contain
in; food and its products passes
through the liver. which. In addition
to its other actions, serves as a filter
for straining out of the blood poison-
ous or litjurious materials absorbed
from the food. and converting them in
to harmless substances. Sometimes
the liver is overwhelmed by appalling
odds and some of the invader-s sirp
through its lines into the general cirx
culatlon. producing headache. back
ache. feversnd other ills. This means
hiliouspess, and the remedy, according
to Dr. Hutchins is not to take some-
thlng to stimulate the overworked or-
gan to greater activity. but. chiefly
to stop eating, and thereby give it rest
through stopping the supply of food
poisons to be dealt with. it takes
brains to decide just how far nature
known what she is doing and how far
she is to he helped, and just when sht-
has fallen into a panic or a bad habit.
and must be checked. “This much
we feel sure of." says Dr. Hutchson.
“and it is one of the keyndtes of the
attitude of modern medicine that a
large malorityot the symptoms of dis,
cure it.”
—.——_._.__.
WILL NOT INJOIN UNIONS.
Judge Case Denied Motion of White a
Whitman.
HARTFORD. Sept. 30.———Judge Wii.
llam . Case. of, be superior court.
router to denied a motto of no...
G. White and Will am F. itmore. of!
West Hartford. who do business on
Asylum street in this city under the
name of White} Whitmorc.
for an in-i
gains: Fred C. Waiz‘
. llacy. walking dele~
utcrs' Union. and th
Bricklayers' Union. reswttveiy.
members of both unions.
White t Whitman
I"
sumo
.__.1_<._FVE,NG*
She is survtvcii in a lrti~ii.iurl. .
Some millions of year» :ilill when r' "
eases are really nature's attempts to ‘
u. w...“
i' IS
Cho I
Meat
rg Knives. -
TR RAM
toppers. No. 2.
E
. . Jars, quarts.
. g Jars. pints.
lrer home. 117 Wes: ettuci. air-u all
illness of nearly liiti liirtl:iii\‘ sh. ij .r Fillers. .
was eighty-seven \l‘ille’ of up: hilt! La
had resided lti n‘ontir \‘oruah illr l’
greater part of lil'l lilt', ill-Ill; irlliltt 8 hol‘plng BOWIS.
8i
'p
in
‘ , 3‘
THE LEADING
swim,
E9.--
DRY GOODS STORE.
RAM & HYA
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
- Balloon Fly Traps. - - 10c
- 90c Lanterns. - - - - Z I
- 5c Lamp Chimneys. - - ac
- 29c Water Filters, - - -
~ 23c Fly Paper, per box.
- $1.00 Fancy Earthen Tea Pots, -
$1.00
HYATT, NORWALK.
. rnuasn‘itv, s
House ‘urnishing Departme
"Hills lilllllllllilii. A‘ w Specials in Our Housefurnishing Dep
Us
Ugh
i
3"“ nt“
ti ,
PEAC
‘hicago Post.)
cen Russia and
int (‘tillllilisitltllit-i
c to the United
r ly well
hoolil be made
Japan is taxed
-u laborers in
I thought of the
tile.
lie Inst
pan.
thing
the timid
("\Hh'l) are
“"4?th im-
itl need by
.d producing
iiiitn '
in sillllii t tan.
D BLOWS
Ill.
CYLINDER
t‘t‘l flail i'
’.t ratified
our Bait role
the flight?
etc-.tli
tl' .
.wi eirl ii. W.
ittlng.
.r tit ‘i
it 'rt‘“ Plifiiht‘i
tilled.
WELCH
.<.\\ l‘ltih't
\\r .t! has i"
tru' rtroioiinm
i.. lieltl
figw tremor.
lected
yea l‘S.
NEW YORK.
HARTFO'
TllI LE.
6, 1909.
in EM
SOUTH NORWA
:l Dir-12:531.
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r.
9‘ Mix. 10:19.
l
A. .\l.—-litllx.
0*20.
i‘. if—litii,
5:50. 7 on. 7:15.
10:09
8:211.
NEW VORK to i
A. M.~t::00x.li
8:50. 9:151. ruin
P. it.-1:ost. 1:
3:32x. 3:551:15 .
6101:. ti:ll:l.i\‘
7:30.
an ‘
A. if ~iirllilx. l
9:15x. 10:03:.
P. M.~4:05,i:0l.
11:00:.
10:08x.1l:1s,
13- M.——12:i0x. 1:1
111. 10:23x. 11:1 .
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SOU
TH NORWALK
A M.‘];20;‘ 6:”.
P- M--1:2o, hitti-
,
auntie
M.~9’15.9:m
9‘ M-- .30.
DANIURY To -
9
le that if there h:
in Japan‘s financ
known it' _-
ltlitiugli the fioveino.
- too anxious that
I‘l‘\'t‘lll|t‘ Hl'é‘ 8UP
liltw’l tie
the in thc plant of
Her company blew
fternoon. wrecking
rce of the escaping
ilarrnl
d Engineer Young
1’ the engine room,
One hon
out of work tutti
REFEREE.
, Sept. 30.~.lac.lt
to referee
Irel fight. on Octo-
not refereed any
HE FRUIT OF WAR.
iii .rm'
\ ‘.r .
>l.:'r~
in: r.
li’t:
purple are bearing
fully a burden of t.
drive many other , »
and
h '
lht'
«limo-A
ii which will go to 1.,
It will take ye.‘ .
trd burdened people ~- .
government's llllltllt‘
to ;..
i
of the trade of .lapani :
ited States. Many or‘t .
s which come to llll>i .
method.»
Americans. but there
it the imparted know-
'a,v injured our home
indus-
ercial r-oiirniissioners
i more or our inciti-
oulrl be welcome to
The strum; probabil-
itril Suit-x will gain
y increawd t‘tlllllltt’ r»
OUT.
(Willi
HAVEN G
' ILROAD
‘~- New vonit
. 5:41;. 5:0!
mix. 9:10;.
9 37, 10:201..”2' >’ 39. s
P. M. 12:51:. 3:31, 5208!
5:351. 5250!.51“ 1:151, Tim.
5:411. 8:54
2:501, 5:35
9:501
‘ NORWALK.
5. 6:46. 7:42
'3 30. 11:.
8:502,
. 7:00. 8:30.
SOUTH NORWAL 0 NEW
HAVI
A. ill-42:101.” ~ this. 6:15.
7:27. 8:55. 10:23x. 111 11:47-
. ”"1220”: i‘. :11. 3:21:.
:26, 5:11’ 6:111.“ , :10x. 9:16.
:57:. 7:43.
0:431.
tannunv.
'o:i4.'7:1s.
.' IWALK.
, 8:80.
H Kr
reger
i
Norw : l s.
styles in Mlllinery.
. is the [leading store for Ready-to-W
for Men, *Women and Children in
Special 821.
of the n'rsl beautiful line of Tailor-ma
Shirt Wai ‘ '
For the Fall Now Going 0 i
q These Waists are useful for every day ::
as dress days. Made of English Repp; his
tars; up-to-date sleeves.
Office and 3
Freight Yard.
Two 'Pltonesk 754-3; 814-2
\
PRE
'Lak Ice
' Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake ice Co
tonne, N. V" Ni H. d. H
31
an
08100:.hoilto
s turns”: it
aonnvno. Loan
We loan money to hon-skewers at
"99le militants, also to property
owners on second. and third mort-
es: All batsman-smug .mct.
»oonfl’dontial. from a a.
H-- rieger&Co ,
2-31 West Washington Street
i
Real Style . i
it only to post yoursel'f'on what.
correct -on real style—y ‘
should certainly.vislt .
The. New" York's.\ -4
' Style Show
some tiny thII week. an the". ‘ ‘ s
llciilamin styles nre~showu and " ‘-
rirri means that the Style Show
in a display of Authoritative
.~.rrle~real style. .‘I
COME iN TODAY.
strata ........ “010.00 to $25.00.
Overcoat: ..... .sisoo to .30.”
Joseph Davis- . .
Tailor. clothlor. Hurt», * .
Furnish", . g .
Trunks sn'c‘lI Lzlt‘hu GM :
“anthem
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