.‘-.-'do n 00.1.6111! 5.
‘ «1’11ng haggling in his hohor. no
p adv nor-Ions
"inasoPM‘ mlofoay
1 0.. P. and A. M“.
Building. Booth
t and Id Tuesday syfo
‘* ul‘y soda at as;
‘ Q'o'cloek. All hipster
rdldllyin invited erlo a
W. I. Robert I. boot.
Mh‘O's NO. 3.. R. A01 Ma '
hill lllc Building. South
what. and 4th Tuesdays at
‘ ‘ th~'-'July and August ex-
which AliitoyalArcr
iglolyiuvilsd Charities
.nobsrt M. wuuumw
lord’s“ going “tolhave- ra new
9 hé1ore we get one apparently.
11 city council of that city has with-
w days approved an appropria-
333.000 for a site. By the way.
u noticed how Stamford is
. Mp lathlyl Since the: town
ii to the city has probably had the
Wet growth for a similar period in
its history.
...—+4....—
The new electrical commissioners
‘ start out in office with more than the
.. usual amount of troubles. but they
" ‘19 ill good healthy and strong look‘
in; follows and they will undoubtedly
be able to bear up all right until av-
11 crythlng gets running smoothly again
dtiho plint.
”q.”
if the sale in Bridgeport of a liquor
license at smoo. with the new liquor
, lnw just going into effect. is any indi-
cation of what may be expected later.
. the ownership of one of these licenses
\may eventually be as good graft as
North Pole lecturing.
W
. World‘s championship basebpil is all
1right at 81 degrees Fahrenheit—for
those who like it.
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. The return trip of fall weather her.
thinly has its wallop right with us.
l "......
......_.__.____
if you have a kick write us about
it. ..
...v _,
not the sleigh down yet? 1‘"
Din 000K on DID HE NOT.
, . . What can Dr. Cook say in reply?
Ho W In! that the Eskimos were
ovorawod or unduly influenced by per
Idol hostile to him; he may says that
Whey did not possess the intelligence
all) understand what they were requeht
M to do when the map was put before
1 ihalu and they were asked to point out
11tho route of their journey with Dr.
Coo . it the doctor makes the first
olai he will be lulpugnlng the flood
faith of Commander Peary which he
1° far has Itoadfutly refused to do,
hillowiiig ghe excitable and discourtc
only unprofessional conduct of his
rival: as Peary is careful to point out
that up influence or pressure was used
to obtain their statements if the doc-
. W a” he believed they lack the ill
”ultimo to point out a course on a
spa; and mathematical impuliuibility
fl' their account of his journey. "
1Whit (look says:
" t is the same old story. The lus-
m instructed not to tell Mr.
."i’loy have kept their word. "
was some cover the slide sic
N1 settle this tiresome controversy.
wan-......‘aowusw
{mow Tuvalu.
delladerstand the real character
I let us face the consequenc-
Mien. Let us not content
with the childish more that
ideas do do this or that.
and pass ourrsht for
ll set oils current for
1M. if it's hilly M iii
Wye an auto and can mass
, doctor add was... but he has yet to
. :turmnAnsonia Sentinel.
L is
dent. ell. it is an infliction if ln-t Vt. fishnspu‘fligira
‘hcrited. at is offer; a source of pride ‘ hindsflusneu
.mmnummumm fl
whom the proud
less. the Presi ’
e- the disrvi
During1 Change 01 Lite
says Mrs. Chas. Bitchy
wants simple dinners and a safe "3
“What is goutl" asks a correspoa.
1Paul 1 sndothscsnnoying
I: that
”to
n im's
is 00m.
‘ pound has proved
' worth mountains
dgldtolnsasit
redlnyhsalth
ndr stren th. I
never forge totsli
when acquired. -'~St Pioneer ‘
'Prsss.’
W...—
UHORT OEHMONS.
The surest proof of being endowed
with noble qualities is to be free from .
eni'y.~La Rochofoucault.
......
He who has conferred a kindness
should be silent, he who has received .
I
one. should speak of it.~»Scneou. aEanhams
...... ,
- in on has done for me
do ng 1this swirled. Complete
restoration to healt means so much
to me that for the sake of other suffer-
ing women 1 am willing to look e m
trouble public so you ms publish
this letter. "-— CHAS. incur.
BI. 11., Granitevil e. Vt.
No other medicine for woman' s ills
has received such wide-s read and on.
usliiisd endorsement. 0 other med.
cine we know of has such a record
of sures of female ills as has Lydia E.
Plnlrham's Vegetable Corn ound
For more than so years t has been
curing female complaints such as
lndammstio ulceration. local weak-
ssilbrosg‘s‘1 tumors. irregularities.
psri o pains. backaohai iudi alien
and nervous prostrstlon. a it is
unequalled for carrying woman safely
through the period of cbsn of life.
it costs but. little to try ydlali.
Pinkham' sVogetsbls Compound. and.
asMrs Barcla agnynit is "worth mom.
talus of gold tosul'fering woman.
a..." thy burden upon the Lord and
He wiil‘sustaln thee—1.1m Psalmist.
MAY oer LAUNDRY susmssa.
Out of Town Concern Looking at Mon-
win street Factory.
There has been a persistent rumor
about Norwalk for some time that a
are: is trying to secure the part of
the old shirt factory in Merwin street
at present being used by the Frank M
Hadley Company in the making of
shirts for the purpose of establishing
a laundry business here
A representative of the new com-
pany was in Norwalk this morning
trying to secure lodging houses for
the hands in Mcrwin street.
According to the some mmrt. which
comes from a reliable source the firm
would occupy the first and second
floors of the old wooden building and
space for an olhce Would probably be
taken in the new part.
The factory is the property of Mrs.
George Sheffield who is now residing
in Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Althouh hnothlng definite could be
loorend t e report is generally accept-
ed as being authenic
”"1 it E‘Af'Esi'KTE rs swarm.
transfers for the day:
Lillian F. Stevens to Dudley B.
mehridge. eight lots, Forest Park.
E. A. Hoyt to E. ii. Pillow, lot and
buildings. llell island.
Catherine llcnnesscy to Josephine
Emerson. fourteen acres and build-
ings.
Mary it. (lrulubly to Lillie E. lieors.
Westport. house and lot. Orchard
street.
Philip lognrumn to George ll. Way.
lot. lihondouuila Park.
Jennie E. hicMullcu. Anus r‘. Mc‘
Nulleu to Julia Scharps. house and
1lot, Fair street.
Leonard Dianna to Mary ll. iiaiixlll.
.lildueflold. building lot, Harbor View
Park.
A POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
WEDDED AT 81' MARY’S.
A quiet but very pretty wedding
took place this morning at St. Mary's
rectory. when Miss Daiale Eleanor
Gray became the bride of George Fran-
cis White The bride is a pretty young
lady of Norwalk while the groom is
one of Norwaik‘ s most popular young
men being in the bicycle business for
several years. and is known far and
near. The bride was prettily attired
in s trnvoling suit of blue and carried
a bridal bouquet of mass. The bride-
msid was Miss Pimento Hoyt. of
Tarrytown, N. Y., she wearing a suit
of green. The best man was Harry
White. a nephew of the groom. from
New York city. The bride and groom
have the best wishes of a host of
friends. immediately alter the core.
lobby the happy couple were driven
to the depot where they were met by
a crowd of friends and given a royal
send off. They boarded the 8:01 train
for New ork. Albany and other places
of interest. On their return they will
reside in Norwalk. The bride and
groom were the recipients of many
useful presents.
FOUND GUILTY OF AIIAULT.
The altercation whicb~devolopsd in
Meadow street Tuesday afternoon. ro-
sultlng- in the arrest of Charles Ray-
mond, an itallan, of 10 Wood street.
was aired in the police court, yostoo
day afternoon.
Judge Joseph It. ’i‘sylor found Ray-
mond guilty on two counts, one for as-
asult on Albert S. Yuuuga and the oth-
or for intoxication. For assault. a fine
of $10 was taxed and for intoxication
__$3. The costs were also added. liar-
mond paid up.
CREW 0F TWELVE LDBT.
ill’lRUWN. Norway. ()cl. ii.~~v'l’lie
Norwegian steamer liter-ll. a small
freighter. loundorod today all Molds.
'i‘llo crow of twelve was lost.
[lllllilllillll
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
'Thursday. October 14
. Forrest C Tullsy (lnc.) oi'lsr
Minnie Victorson
...m-
This Woman and
This Man
”ll'i’i‘l from the Muslim Elliott
Theater. New York. Conlploto
l’rmiuollou.
Under Auspicss Ponusus Coun-
cil. loyal Amnum
moss. 41.50.131.17“. soc.
1* new to hsvs infirm-mi is
' a all: pole erected in a s
1 msflfrlsnds what .
" o'clock in the evening. and Monday.
The following. are the real estate D m
u... m... to renew to men. 1‘
Wind ”is to he IMF» «
who also school mature
other mastitis last slant. -
I“
the school occur some tiers in rims .
her. when the public wilthsjhivltod to ‘
attend the exercises.
An snort will also be in s“ to have ‘
t time.
M
eATaioric up”.
On Wednesday eveniafi, October ,
251b, there is to be he] " under the .
joint auspices of the Civil or inter ,
ans. the Woman sRelief Corps and the ,
Sons of Veterans of South Norwalk. .
a patriotic rally, in which £1: general
public are invited. Tim's ill be sev-
eral addresses upon historical and
patriotic themes by leading cltisens
and music for the occasion. The rally .
will be held in Knights of Pythlil
Hall. in Washington street. at 8
o'clock in the evening.
CITY
Assessors" Notice
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of
South Norwalk, that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors. or
either of them, on or before the let
day of November. 1909. A written or
printed list, dated. signed and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them
on the first day of October. 1909. lbs
ble to taxation, making a description
of all the real estate. each parcel be-
ing separately described.
N. B.-Lists may be returned to the
assessors. at the council Room. liar.
lland street. south Norwslll, from and
including October is. 1909. to and ill-
oluding November 1, 1900. said allies
to be open from l0:00 to 12:00 o'clock
a. m., and from 11:00 to 0:00 o’clock
p. m.: on Saturdays from 7:00 to 9:00
November 1, 1009, from 7:00 to 9:00
Dated at the City of South Norwslk,
Conn, October 0. 1009.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
D. WILLIAM HARF‘ORD,
09-22 MISSION.
A Great
Coffee
At a
Popular? '
Price '
Low priced enough to be with-
to the reach of all. good enough
1.: anybody—
Our 25c Blend
equals that sold mien ordi-
narily for 351: or too. We keep
the standard up to the top notch
year after year, because we lisp-
dle it entirely from 11". time it
leaves the bush until it is our
chased by our cashmere.
You are sure of modt qual-
ity for your money here
The Union Pacific
Tea (30..
its wassmovow srwssr
paces 542-3
sacs osLlysav
-.-
Bomc New Yorkers wanlod to go
around the links at Mam-heater. Vt.,
says tbt- Saturday liivouiug Post. They
could find no caddies.
Presently two hora came in
some players.
"Caddies." said the New Yorkers.
“come on and go urouiui with us.
"Nope,” said one of the boys. “we
done smash lousy.”
“Come on and take our bass."
“Can't do it mister. We've done
enough today."
“Why, caddies down in Now, York
when we live are always glad in earn
some extra money by going around as
many times as they can"
“Yes." replied one of the Vermont
am. "but 1 osl'lilo them caddies oascmo wsoulsoAv lino slu-
ydoim there is all paupsrs." 9" N'FHT‘M’T‘B m“
- , , ”on Mt ”0| . .
A number of New York and south
ern coast-suntan were talking or the
smooth characters that appear in
whom. in serum of certain log-
motion. Woods was had to s lob
byist who. had the reputation of using
one of the "distort“ that ever visited
the capitol. when souls use sailed is
imminent leathers Congressman
whether the new was indeed as
clever as homunculus-sud.
‘ “Why. mm" m the (loo
mu. "that man could hear a
SOUTH NORWALK.
THRII DAVI, ITAM'lNG
with
The 01,000 Vaudeville 01mm
tensions-10
tans. hosolsi “scary.
ma. FRANK FORIOT
The “elem" of Vaudeville
lMALlNI
The rots Century Marvel
TION MOTORI.
res powsas owns.
or "A so» aw
nun-slusstaar .
M... ...—...... W“
Take ,4 Notice
FRED SCHEIDLER
owes
MMUSIC HALL 1
MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th
THE FLV-IY-NIOHT MINIT [LB
Singers, Dancers. Comedians. Music
THE HUDIONJ’ULTON “EIIRA-
MATiNIIh. Wei. C hit. “.....ioe
NI lHfl lids
wishes to inform his men! friends
and its publismmrsltllsthsliss
Headquarters pr Sugar
saw Parrsans IN .
LADIES’
Footwear
GUN MITAL,BLOTH TOP. IUTTON.
FANCY TIP
PATINT BOLT. cl.
TON?
$8.510
saws: sum
‘,M00‘ or“
limos. so'r.m
Fall.
PIEBIDINT AT GRAND CANYON.
Taidnp devout abort hugs Gosoll
Tris
GRAND CANYON. Aria. Oct. M:—
After traveling over the deserts prsc- .
tieally an helix
enveloped in clouds of red dust, Pro
dent 'l‘stt swore today at the rise at
the Grand mum at the
The air was evasion 60515;.” and Mr.
'l‘sft loosed fore to his dy of rest
and sunbeam with the great.
cal. pleasure.
The resident's day will be made up
"131m leading to the dolersalesr.
Too .1
3’11 the srflambwflmw
‘ Y--Bargaln Day
AS USUAL
yr, of “BIG VALUE" giving at the Boston Store.
d Wmter Merchandise 31
Cut Prices
Don’t wait until the lots are broken~buy now when the assortments are best and prices the
lowest. Every line is complete and ”the most up-to-datc 01' its kind, and
Prited as Fellows for Tomorrow’s Selling,
.. Women’s Bengaline Coats
Handsome new cut Bengallne Coats. positively
rninprooi'. loose or fitted models,
stitched bands; black. brown, navy or grey;
$10.00 value. .
Friday, 311. 99
trimmed with
regular
Women’s Suits
’i‘lw nos finish Broadcloth Suits. long coats. semi
and fitted models, gored or pleated skirts, trimmed
with jet buttons:
colors are black. grey. navy and
brown: the greatest $20.00 unit value on tho luurket.
Friday. any size, $14.49
Broadcloth
L-iilcll llioadclnlll. all the leading colors and
shades. Our regular $l00 loader
Friday, 750 yd.
50c Serge, 396
The new Novelty Borges. guaranteed all wool.
beautiful combinations: our regular 50c goods.
Friday, 390
$1.00 Dress Goods,
41inch Striped
79c
tool Dress Goods in greens,
enrolls and cArdinsl. one 6! this season‘ s solvent lPro-
ductions; sold regularly $1..00
- Friday, 79c yd.
500 Petticoats, 39c
Striped Flannel: ilo l’cliimuls ulth ruffle,
the usual .100 quality.
Friday, 39c
full out;
36 in. Silk
Full 30inch lilaoli Taffeta Silk,
grade.
For Friday, 99c yd.
lilo usual 81.
$2.25 Waists, $1.50
The Fall shipment of the famous “standard"
Walrus has arrived. it includes many new ideas in
lucked and embroidered front styles. For tomor-
row we offer you the rcsular 02.35 Waist
At. 31.50
m
001 interest.
day yesterday and
dolorado.
u!
on)
lzlc Siikoline, 9c ..
All the new patterns in Silkollnes, sold usually
121/111 Friday. 9c yd.
12ic Wool Socks, 100
Men's Wool Socks, all the best colors. big 121,“
1 Friday, 10c
50c Sleeping Garments,
39c
Children's hoary liceccd and plain white Sleep-
ing garments; 50c quality.
Friday, 39c
“Heatherbloom” Petti-
coats
Genuine llenthcrllloom Petticoats. with deep em~
broidersd houses and dust ruffle; sold everywhere
at 32 .00.
0
Friday. $1.69
0' I l
Tenet Artlc es
10c Munyon a Witch Hazel Soap ............... ..ae
20c Corylopsls, the genuine Babcoclr‘ s for Friday. 12:;
5c cake Castile Soap for .............. .. . . . . .So
Bosodont or Rubiioam, tho 25c sisc ........ . . . . .17o
Couch Covers
ilaudurl Couch Covers. full 50 inches wide;
regularly “.50.
Friday, $1.19
$1.75 Lace Curtains,
$1.29
Nottingham lace Curtains, full ll yards long;
regular 81.70 value.
Friday, $1.29
Notions
sold
(‘ linton Barely I'lllll, any size ............
Chafieu‘s Mcrcoriucd Skirt Braids. regular 60 val.
....................... ............ 2v yd,
#1001, Jet Headings ............. ... ......m g‘: l"-
i2ific lloys Linen Collars .... .............0o
N" WWThursday, 061:; 14cc...
1 ividend Day
Moon was“ muesli
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as. um ass” a tillI‘Ir'tlois. ms
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