“I
Initials ill not Intrusion
‘_ manta scsbms
ll . o liohin: with
6 oils to heal im-
onto” cubes In _
to not- shin tloublss.
Imllfll
ll. std. results
I.th applllcatlon.
I’m
“ 6 hurts
oiihellds.
‘ urgency La oratorleI
W ‘I‘II- dmll Stre I New
Cures Illum- Ind
lnor akin TrouIIIsI
on “W 3.23.:
llorll
Physician Charges $50 lor Diagnos-
inc Cue cl Suspocloll Smell Pox
“‘th {I‘d
blil tor o laughing; so phoned small
semitones 1-. it: luvs‘rsti.’ human 01
‘Stanlfo has brought suit against the
‘Itbwu of Greenwich and tho Iown hull
‘now brought potion to the civil court
of common pleas. Dr. Roweli‘is tranc- 3
nllht in dioceses oi the birth. Hit;
claims that so’volal months ago he was
asked by the WWII of Greenwich to flu
II a person and perform afdlognosls
to determine whether the (“Isaac was
small pox or not. .
3‘ “ Town DlIclalmo. 3' . .
15: gallon sold its was.“ hl‘ontilleh
a rehdond’blo hum 1361' his nul'vlces lliil
whén he .IIiiI. in hit; bill t 13350, the
town retllsed I pity it Phil doctor
the 'u‘ctlon had (I bearing liefotc .ltls-
Ilce Coosfi wfilctyln Stamford. The town
or Greenw not up on a deiense that
Health Dilloer Alvin W Klein had en-
gaged Dr. Room“ to per‘i‘ortn the ding-
Ended. LIII. .
last night.
onlally
cl"! :,.. “jar?“ Cry
up turnout s
CASTORIA
ARRIER FINED.
Oct. ,8.——When
fi'fiT‘ER
3*? tom murt resumed today Marshall
btiphg, a letter c3mrlel who open:-
emu; while on his route, was
Illa urrost name
log winter and the case has been
“dimly coals.
m Illnoo the Match ‘Ierm.
NORWALK
INCORPORATED 1m.
6 IIHWQ...
3330710143
My M. Helms, Pmt.
Win. A. Curtis, VlouPrsIt.
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POCKETBOOKS
Elf»
Gilléswul'e and Housélur-
illshlng Goods. Etc.
gr .1 5f
cl
NWT"?
Shades made to order.
Col Bllpplies.
our mmlllorou IrnIIr.
' Iourll NORWALK.
mil-night Propellers will
hunt hives,
Iroptl. over
. vol:
infivnfi: 61pm.
irtlptobt‘330p.m.
crumbles
Indy weak Thought to Have
CK, Oct.- 8- -A thou nth.
ms at Henry W-lllntns and
being near Bristol} is be
a I “been drowned in Scott' 3
Williams lmll
glut; arcuntl the town fur
3 days tictlhg as though he
unbalanced and
. .wau prevented from going
' late in tho day he was
near the pond and it is thought
y "hfi . committed suicide. Au
1 SWING to find his D3 My.
Wings Society
'Il rule 29. ‘ 1909,
est. ‘Papers
TN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
9‘ A Camillbtb [line of Crockery.
I,llltillub— Dlus China by the set or
mutt-o White Fruit .7er can no
s"outburst and wbottsr Fruit will
tum. the Jars will look ulcer
compulsive; than the round green
. mm
Ilium White JIrI have the mm.
H Decker
Ind after Tuesday. January '1'.
leave
New York. (toot
(lily... (except .
i‘llllllt touched
up t6 4 p. m. and South
0. 6. Honolulu.
umpires-"Io
noslh and thdt Mr. Kiclu submitted the
bill to County Health Olllcor Hill who
minced to approve_
Bill [ll llll. lllllllll
then brought all t for tho dilutugen mill 5
‘for the— ,
CHILDREN
. Wanhmhker s
sender. tits-s are the
happiest of life. but
they ‘hr’oP not all of sunshine,
unity are rainy: ‘rrian‘y cold
and homo, days; too. .
. But what do‘ sohool days amount to without healthl And
upon the health of youth depends life.
CLOTHING—the right kind-that's the pointl and new the
time to get it.
The Wanmaker Store is prepared to outfit children and
young women and youths of all ages—with everything they may
need for Winter. Undergarments, hosiery, gloves. mlillncry. hats.
caps and furnishings for boys, dress stuffs and trimmings; and
For Girls and Young Women 80 easyto put on and Ilmya sure to”
An assemblage of coin. dresses, top look neat at the waist. Many.mmy
cont- Ind rulncosll for Ichoolapd dresu- styles 0' 9"ch bI'O‘dClOIhv P0P“. P"
up occulons. Our experts have studied numb andhomcspun in many 90'0“
tie and young women’li clothing from nestle-it shades. 31° ‘0 $4250-
Defers Judge Scott.
Dr. Rowoll‘a cbuusol contended that
nice 009.sz appears to have thn same
view for he: guvo n declnton itt farm
of thc‘ physician to rocovet damages
Qo‘l’ $533.20 and $12. 36 Costs. The town
hue appealed itotn this and now the}
fore Judge Scott. The pltpcln do lint
tho dispute actually had munil pox or
not.
MEDICINES MADE FROM ROOTS
AND HERBS.
lll lilo good old fouliioucd dityu of
061' gmudtnotitcls they depended upon
medicines mode from the roots and
herbs of the hold to cure disease.
LIdlh hi. Plnkhnm‘s Vegetable Conl-
pound that stuudatd tomody which Is
mode from roots and herbs for wom
un's ills. had its origin. in this way.
For thirty years II hits been redeem-
lng Its promises written on the luhol
of every bottle by curing thousands of
women of Icntlniuo ills. It‘s a good
honest medicine.
$100,000 FIRE IN BURNSIDE. KY.
lilfliNSlDE. Ky.. Oct. llx-«Firo which
started here oath this morning In still
raging and has so fat caused a loss 01'
neon suction is dostt'oyed
you are prepared to move out.
TllP NPW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractlc
Chiropractic II the
, cause oi the. discuss and the III of bd-
luntlng the some. Diseases us council
by I. wrench, twist or sprain In the
buck Even It done in childhood it
crested; pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diderout organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
tilts disease and pnln. and health to
nerve systems In your. body.
Nervousuess. Rheumatism.
Ill, Heart, Kidney and Fannie Dis
cases are given special attention; IIBO
Curvature of the Spine. You will
chance to help you. .
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
“WASHINGTON 81:00. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
this was no doienuost low and Juan.
whole muttcl will he fought out bu ;
state \vlictltor lilo. luau who cltusodr
$l00. 000. A huge portion of the busi-
Novor knock your own town. unless
science or me '
rostored through harmonizing the six
Pauly ‘
the viewpoints of mothcn and their. The two exceptions are two-Idea
daughters. blue serge suitor units It $16.50, and
We choose the most Iuluble msler- "College" “I“! “013-75 Ind ”5-
km and eels-ct model that are girlish. 0994M“ '0“ ““9“ d"”"’“‘b’°"’“'
Correct proportions Ito most important. ”“9 0" '395‘"“h‘“d embroidered “"1
Ills suthcienl looscy that alterations "“99“" W)“- 915-50-
Ire seldom necessary in Wanamaker Tailored Soil» 80 many styles we
Clothes for girls and young women. can't enumeratelllem,morethln to any
Every minute detail receives our criti- that there are a several Ilylel at 8.25.
‘ cal examination—buttons. hooks and alone. Prices start It ”Lsol'orabntld—
eyes. stitching and every detail of finish. trimmed brondrlonth lull and ascend to
Many mothers prefer Washable
Dresses for thslr daughters of 6 to )4
years. especially for school]. Who! could
be more cheery than one of these
brightly-hood Scotch plaid gingham
dresses. $3 to $7.50. Blue gnlulea
dresses ntc rcmsrkuhly durable and
alwayn lock epic-upon. $2.50.
Many other washable materials in
pretty culorlngs. No elaborate lrim-
trimmings. :1 upwards.
Woolen Drcuoa for little girls ofthe
lame yours are In huge variety.» por-
hspo only one or two ol a kind. Al :6
are numerous Scotch plaids. braid ltim-
mod. and on and on prices ascend to
$37.50 for n broadcloth dress for core-
monious occasions.
Sailor Soils are always favored
Nearly every little glrlwnnla one. Some
girls prefer them to: school. Blue some.
with either white or black braid. $5
to $13.75.
For rainy do”, little girls like these
rubberized poplln copes, with hood to
put over their heads; :4. Rubberized
striped bills mimosa. :8.
Young girls of“ to 18 years. qu'
budding into womanhood. are just I‘
the awkward ago— lhey ale loo grown-
up i or little girls’ dresses, Ind women's
styles. for which they yearn. are the
other extreme.
That ll why so many mothers prefer
WInImnkIr’I Clothing for their daugh-
ters. Wo‘plsn every soil, dress and
cost, so that It will be just rlghl in
slyle. fit—4nd, of course. quality y.
Capos- for evcning and day -— gon-
crully ol broadcloth. £9 to 823. 50.
Top Costs~ for all kinds of weather.
Twecda. diagonal ClxvloIs. kcmys. and
broadcioulhs. $12 50 to 33$.
Rumours-«Mohair. black. blue or
gray. $8. Silk. rubberized. $12.50 to
$18.50.
For the Boys
For yrnrs we have been studying
the art of dressing the Boy. Every
season we introduce style kinks that
boys like. Ind ut the sometime improve
urnn lhe making of our boys' clothing.
Every lhtcud nil-wool, all sill: stitching.
At the Sign of’l‘riIngla of Quality.
Service 11nd Style ll our schoolboyu'
special soil It $5. Blue and mixed
cheviols. double-breasted. a to 17 years.
,M $7.50“ Blue some and mlxed chew ‘
lot Suits. doubleubreuled com: and two
pairs of knickorbocker trousers with
each unit.
Double-brellicd Built range in price
on up to $18 [or I Iancy mixed cheviol.
Nod'olk Suite of funny wounds. blue
serge. blue and mixed cheviois. 8 to 17
years. 86.50 to $18.
Students’ Suits, with long "nu-ere.
for boys at IS. 16 and 17 years. who are
too big for short "allure. Single or
double-breasted. with vast. In blue ms
or mixed Cheviot. ”to .15.
Sailor Sum, 5 to lo-yop lines. It $5
to no. , 1.31% =
RussiIn Suits. 3 to ”can. ”to $10.
Borges. chevlols or worstedu in both.
With two cxcepllons, all glrII' and Reefer-I and Over-coats, lot Full-ml
young Women 's drones are ono- coo. Winter, in very good assortment.
Bring the children to Wanamaker's and outfit’ them. Also to
the famous Wanamaker Galleries—it will be an hour or so well
spent for their education.
6 JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway. Fourth avo, Eighth to Tenth std, New York City.
I
$135 for a three-piece" Broadcloub bull. ‘
‘ who lirst pioneers that have
., that otter so many years of endonvor
“ Jill? gone to the traced north, some
”L primitive Instrument for inking
never rowel: (Mug chiropractic ll
Simultaneous Announcemenl at [m-
porlaol Geographic and Scien-
lilic Allainnlenls
I
Dr. Cook and Conflnhnder Poul-y
presenting to the world within. diva
days or each other new of It dis event
that had been the goal at ouplo 1‘: for
three and a hall centulmlce lirel not
men
thrown at each other' I throat’e by the
curious trick histoty has of producing
coincidenceI . .
Tillers have been other com hardly
loss usml'ttnituble it was notevvorthy
durlng Which explorer alter exploror
under to return, two men should have.
[mind the coveted goal virtually at tho.
some time, for the time intervening
botween the dates named by the rival
claimants can hurdly be adjudged
lengthy In the estimation of lliuiory.
Yet this simultaneous nttulnment oi'
on end long sought is not without
many precedents. it has cropped up
again and again In connection with
great uchlevcmeuts In science, ute-
chlulics and other holds at ondeuvnr.
in tact. ll historic coincidence could
be done away with a whole lot of the
work of tho courts could be lessened
and an endless flood or controversy
avoided:
The simultaneous discovery of the
telephone was 11 natural ottougll thing
when analyzed. Mun) nton had boon
working to the sumo end. All profit-
ed by tho. walld‘n intrcouiltg lutowi
edge of the subjoot. They kept hunt
ling on, cash working and schooling,
and it ltupponod Illnt tllroo or them lir-
rlved clouoly enough together at the
goal in make It a debate as to which
was the real discoverer.
His Case Not Clear.
lologriiph is; another similar
Sumuul F. ii. Morse gels tho.
credit. yet hi8 rose is by no mount:
clear. To begin with Morse owod it
whole lot to principles Illld down by
Joseph Henry and never made uny
concealment of the loci. Henry, how-
ever, mode no pructlcul application of
what he know, while Morse did.
But this was no! the whole of
lilorSo'tI obligation to others. Ho owod
some oi‘ the most important and in-
genious fcniui‘cs oi the invention to
Alfred \‘uil, his partner. Morse mmr
aged in got titrourh his first line bo-
tween liaillumro and Washington in
lSl-I. Yet in England there was ii
lino lll apt-rulinu for roiuntt-rrlul pup
poops St‘l’t‘ll ~yl3urs lIoi‘tIro Illnt lllllt‘.
(lotmzmy l'\‘l'l'l I‘llllll‘Ili Iltltt this; was
not llll‘ first, and unions on the its
vouior of tho ptcsont system of told
grnplty, Smumvrlng of Munich. It
is said for him thut an early IISlSUll
ho but] put into operation a system of
Iruusnlluslnu oi' lttcssagou that in-
volvos ull lhv vllul {oillllrvs nl' ilu‘
telegraph us wo have it today.
The Sexual.
Anniltvr case of peculiar inlvrost
Just now In that of the thinni. (or
this is the most nocoauury of all do-
vlces to the Polar explorer. slurs by
its use alone can they tell when they
have reached the North Pole.
It started with the crossotull, I?
0 ,
starvation, much improved by John
Davies, who drunribod his perfected
Instrument III 1594 Fullher Improve-
ments wcto mode In 1729 by Pierre
Bougoul.
in i780 'l‘lIomul-I Godfrey designed a
uexlunt, noon utter put to use by new
gators, and close on his heels in 1731
numb John iindloy with another.
it is claimed that whcroun the lot
The
C113“.
51:55:31“: I FOSTER 1 ill IllllRlSl lil Willllll.
A Tunely shims
For All Hobos-Owls
rim is Ills season lot- clung:
up the premium Bony
Icril brush tor the tourism!
the Nike for the In 'u‘i
but they dont’ Io olibttnll.‘
You can close dirt I“. but
to make the house. tho IrltI,
Ilium; and tsnosr’dxhtitbw
its freshen“ up with
“we bsv6m W6“, (an;
palntlnpl-Illisébl
brushep and
Atlantic Pure Wllllr Lead
3 . .irllI caucus .7 3
DUTCH ION PAINTER IRAND
‘Wl‘l‘ can connotes tillI Whit.
lustre: 1:16.!!!
IIII pbout your palntiui.
DICOIATD I.
in moths prodllotll
ml: or m l‘m.
3 ‘A’if l‘o'lw’II-K. CONN. .
mull momII in vulllo with” the rapid
Its absolute com-
Foster bCSt Of a“ for collar and cuffs oi the velvet.
inducing dreamless,
healthful slbcp.
I ‘ ‘ ll’srslliltm. .
F A. MITCHElplq T, _. .
House Fumlllm‘i ‘ .
ploprllllo Ill
Inilowuuce but llkoa to dress well
Iill draped in bodice and Ikirt.
or means much tenor here.
‘ , lump or the b till
33 I Illshlon vory tutu-It in vogue.
. mdldtl
' are heulillg null Hp. llltlléullthlul»
enough for lung lllps on It cold dav.
black (cl! smart street ubithmu.
n
Ill linings. espeolnily Ill. chamber»
(It'llbIclnte cmllnolm
lb:
vl-Jl‘lirturlng a on IMP.
unworthy. At. any drug store.
39 Willi Street
JW coupon proper“ dill .
cut outs you I snarl: Phil Mo
or chills.
'l‘llr IWII-‘Illllllt‘ with rut llllllll pint-ml
about the vow mix“ of NW skill. Is not
lnlondod for practical use. but million
the wouror look tailor lllllli wiwu
fort and whole rcst- plurod higher up.
giving construction, l In at [(llll'llo. of brown lilo shirt IHEW mPlhcf
k l’) q 3 __ llltunvo In or \‘t‘lVl‘l \I'lllll‘ Ila top In Ill
ma C l C IJCEUIS CC t-loilt. ltud Ilu- rout In of cloth with
'I Tim ltluck willow pluuw Is us up
mw souson as another
jno.1 Is thotvroto It goo investment lol-
ths woman who has to dress on up
l The gown out In Iona. villin lines is
inomoro tanhiouublo than thnt which
'l‘rlm your evening gown oI chlnon
with lot uud It will be In the very lilt-
last mode This Is It fashion much Ilk-
od on the other Nldo, but one that nov-
trimming!
out are almost b that c In coloring
and denign are.- very beautiful when
“yelled with short block tnouuuollne, a.
Not only
Itite trimming. but the entire waist is
women nrv “lllllml ugulnut wourina
attic for iurltttns It they would hoop
llnzlr hillllll-I itt good. condition. 'i‘lmy
. 3W4" load of u now auto cool Which ,
rm» n puddmi lilimlllllnll oi‘ quilted
‘ wool that lnnkos it very light tulli at
IIIlI Hustle Illuo vol-y cosy and mum
The raisin shndeI are listed next to
wont Into ll manicure pull» one day
Milli melt and found u.“ the chair oov
III «M housings at this heavy. datu-
~ fit‘s’ilflllltto.t mourns Ind. it saw one. II
III
r was ever lion. .Doon'lr. Olin.
quickly clown-«mum. in~ »
it It? whom: the Mill“. sum it .
Ivr‘s soxlultt traces. Ill.- dcscout from
tho llllcnilon of 13011501" that of God
trey “on onlltvly indopvutlout both
If the lullm and oi the liildlm sex
lluIi.
smoothing like u soxlunl, but uppuu
Exoelllllll Wollllllllllllhlp
. Lou; Emoticons .3 ‘
I end there In ntgrowlnlz mus tor . .3. .
honvy pure-white door Ind window ~
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llllllllli litmus
Sll lsuat Nowtou too. evolvmi ‘
has a fine crcpcy weave
and of such a peculiar lcxtmc
of3 it can he gathered and crushc
lug creases
shades. ‘ Dead Rose, .-'\ltiollokc,
ly and Navy Llluc. . v
The Swan Brand. with low
quire llCll\_\' llll(lt‘l‘\\ car.
L lt llctl.
Bengalines. lllt‘l‘CCl‘lZL‘tl In
and \cry sIIlisll 30c.
These all at 25c a yard:
sotlv 7 lrzlgtm. Zibcllnc.
WEAR. Medium wet iht. lo
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Our CHILDREN‘ S HOSE at
LADIES’ HOSE at.
1\ new lflllllt‘, in every way beautiful
11 satin lttlisli, but not of Mira liIglt ltlsllye and the reverse
It ts pure silk. both warp and wool,
that it does not muss.
(I in the hand without show-
lite color shades. are my lovely.
1’ 01' the street, 01 «for bridge and luncheon g0wns,_thes‘c
For evening and dinner gimns:
and Pink, Corn Color Silver bra). and lv.0ry .
lllack of course.
42 inches wide, $2 75 a yard
Ask them to show it to )9“.
Imported Swiss Undervcs‘ts
For Women.
Without sleeves, medium u eight cotton
With short sleeves, medium wctghl lotion
The D. M.
We invite your attention to
EAR. all sizes. White or Grey.
MEN S UNDERWEAR, ribbed or plain.
HOSIERY
Fine. medium and heavy.
Cadet Hose and Buster Brown at ...................... 25c
Fine and medium and heavy LADIES' HOSE. 2 pairs for 25c
Twelve different styles.
New Nookwear for Saturday
A. Dickerman 8t Son
84 Washington St, South Norwalk
Tslspliono sis ,
Satin Cashmere ,
For Exquisite Gouns
The surface is .I
F olds
Sutokc 1\lncthyst,MullIer«
Luvcndel Light Blue
Silk Section .
unit in weight suitable for
Autumn w our and also i'tIl Winter 1)) those who do not to—
see.
llcavI \H'lQ‘lll Cotton 056.
lllt‘llllllll weight lilctiun 75c.
medium \v'ciglti silk and pool 751:.
llt'll\"_\ merino 75t and $1. 00
lllt'lllll) truchct tlimmcd $1.00.
helix .‘ \Iciglii, silk and “00] $1.25.
()Ot‘.
mollium weight silk and pool $1.00.
htavyl merino $1.00.
Sterling Silver Photo Frames
.\ group of those can l)t‘ soon at the Jowelty Section.
[1ch all: round. square, and 0\3 :11. very chaste and pretty
designs stunt- lll them polisllotl.0111c1.s in llCllCll gray or
38c and up. Sterling silver.
Autumn Novelties in Cotton
the yarn, u‘illc \vztlc stripes
llnllama t'lntll Poplin, Sol-
Sztiiu Striped l’npllu
Himalaya Cloth is not an csptciul illl\' cliy, but thus
alc llllt’ new C()l01lllg8llllt"l_\ rot‘ ciwll.
Satin Striped Henrietta Cloth, special at 19c.
\\ ashi loads Section lOWCl iloor.
29c.
Read cs
3 m.
COOL NIGHTS AND MORNINGS SNCGESI, .
Heavier Underwear
our line LADIES' UNDER-
or short sleeves.
............. .tsc, 2 for 25¢
are deservedly popular.
........ 25¢ per pair
hotly no developments of tho Instru-
moot were over based on It .
Discovery at Nsptumr.
A remarkable instance oi oimulion
E‘Ilfl dlnvovrry by mun. each or whom
lllllld have bcdlno this linowlctllm
at tho worit being :1 by. tuft outm-
Iunc.
that tho. piullol
III recu-
IIIIll Ir-
mrgllotliol' I lllllllid
II in
,5 ~36 " ' .
"t wofltlhl‘dii " ’9
39... .. ... W I...
”2:616“ mills Mill: (:6:
«ins: H
in sinuous-ll um. “ll lull Nunavut“
~ Pl” Kill
' 9: “Ismael
.Nn ., .4...
In... invslsrions 1...... but before he
could toll long and of what ho lion
[mind animnomcru thorn hnd llIlIo be-
gun It thorough Milli. .
, 0n A'umlstl . August to and out»
lumber 2i), Cnhlils of tho Cambridlto
Olmrrvnlorv disrovorod the new pllnt‘nl
in lhwc di‘rtormt position. but owlnl'.
to delay in Igniting ltI ntllupod the 1m
nmlncomollt oi‘ Illa dimovory waI lin-
twinned by the nrrivni tit mom, .on
October! 1m ol the newsvlidm Dor-
'IIn.
Neptune, b the they, tutti nlrssdy
been obsorv bl earth ill 17%. by lav
audio.“ hilt jmfiuiiiigrs worfis duwr
a more no: Million: no r.
not” cpl pl65 Illllil 10661166134
.Ii‘vutusl
I’Ii‘ssi’it. . ,
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loll lllll 6MP 9. ‘
aim-uh.
man wo ilts Illro‘fill it tilt
is apt would gt own utility. ii
Norwalk Chronicler