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Why Editor’s Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight and Sunday. The die
turbanc’e that was central in the Lake
region yesterday morning is now pass
lug out the St. Lawrence Valleys .lt is
producing cloudy and unsettled weath-
er with occasional ilurries of snow or
rain ‘in the eastern portion of the
Lake region and in New England. A
long ridge of high pressure extends
from North Dakota southeastward to
Florida. it is producing cool. pleasant
weather in the western. central and
southern sectiotts. Conditions favor
for title vicinity cool. pleasant weath
er.
as a Piano Certificate with 5:“
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-—Green Soft Hats. O'Brien.
There will be dancing this evening
at the ‘Cottutry Club.
“Cad" Buttery has a cat that gave
birtlt to twelve kittens recently.
nuckham Post, 0. A. 3., held a regu-
lar meeting last evening In the G.' A.
ll. Hall in Wall street.
The Baptist Young People's Society
will conduct a. service tomorrow after-
noon at the town farm.
The Colenislg w.lil_ .plmyptlut. Upper
Winnipauks. tomorrow afternoon. on
the Winnipauk grounds.
A large number of the F‘. O. F... 688,
went met to Bridgeport last even-
ing and attended the la‘iks‘ fair At that
[rinse
—-Latest Fail Derbles. O'Brien.
The Philathcn Classes of the Meth-
odist and iiaptlst Churches will meet
at the respective churches tomorrow
at noon.
Raymond llroihers are furnishing ii
large quantity of material for the
Nassau Country Club house. at. Glen
Cove, L. l.
Cockl-noe Tribe, l. O. R. M.. met inlet
evening in the wigwam in the Gazette
building, and conferred the chief’s de-
gym on {our warriors.
~Lutest in Soft Hats. O'Brien.
The United liailan Societies are al
ready making preliminary plans for
celebrating Columbus Day next year
The second celebration will be plan
bed on an even greater scale.
W
The new telephone directories are
being distributed today, and. will go
into use tomorrow. The new book
shows four additional pages over the
the preceding quarter’s directory. At
the present time thcle are 1.918 phones
connected with the lilouth Norwnik ex-
change.
Mrs. Mary Moriarty, of Norwich. is
u guest of her son. ilanlei '1‘. Murphy.
of East avenue. East Norwallt. in
honor of Mrs. Moriarty. Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy will entertain a company of
friends at a weekend. The guests will
include Edward Leonard, oi Stamford.
latiter of Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Joseph
smith and Miss Helen Smith. also at
Stamford. Mrs. Mae 1.. May, Miss
Agnes handy and Miss Fanny handy.
of New York. and others.
-Lstest Fall styles. O'Brien.
WHY co ILBIlWl-llll?
Out agency will show convincing
evidence of at years' extensive sale
‘ " and highly satisfied users of the In t
M. Paint. All” dealers in other paints-
combined tfurslsh' canal evi-
dence. When” painting with 1.. l M
you are painting with Metal Zinc
Oxide camp I i’vlth White Lend
Zinc is l humble and makes the
l.. h M. wear ”mitt. cotton; like sold. its
colorc Marin testis:
first“
libbcll A Staples million.
on; w ti. (layer s: lion.
fl arthrop moo
wallt.d 0h;
(30.; riot-walla.
intu't'
thNDi'v _
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
rat... is“.
If 74 Washington aims. scuttl- Mom-t;
Acker, Mei-rail & Condit’s
5% Week End Candies
29c .
, Batters :tDrugl Store
moment's
Launch Works
Bout Frames set. up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning Co.
Cleans Residences. Hotels. Public
Buildings, Lodge Rooms. lilto. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Ollb
talus. Etc. Phom 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and get an
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAS. H. DOWNEB. Prop.
9 Courtiand Place.
Miss Jessie Rancher, of Winfield
street, East Norwslit. spent. one day
this week in 'l‘arrytown: N Y.
—-New Fall styles. O‘Brien.
its last meeting, Monday evening, in
the council rooms, at which time the
old council will give up their posi-
tions. and the new members will be
sworn in. The new mayor will also
appoint the heads of the different de-
parttnents.
William H. Baker, Fred 1‘. Coleman.
Philip ’1‘. Fielding. Dr. Hall. of New
York. Louis Kellogg and the lstter's
famous hounds, went on a 'coou expedi-
tion to Huckleberry Hill. Wilton last
night. The party lsnt telling how
many specimens they tread but one
member of the party says the trip was
successful
——Umbrellas, Mourning B'ds. O‘Brien
There are so many varieties of cults
that claim to heal diseases that one
is puzzled how to distinguish between
them. There are real differences.
though many of the systems are at
root the same and heal simply by sug-
gestion. uttd yet without. careful exam-
ination it would not be easy to note
in what. particulars the Emmanuel
movement differs front Christian Sci
ease. or mental healing from faith
cure. To distinguish Christian Scl-
enoe front libs others and to explain.
it possible
spread, will be the object of the ad
dress tomorrow evening at the First
Church in Norwallt, the second in the
series on “Truth and Error in Chris-
tian Science." The song service with
the use of the "Armory" hymns proved
so pleasant a reminiscence that the
Armory book will again be used for
the singing tomorrow evening. At
these evening services the address is
brief, the singing hourly and the seats
are free.
ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONERS OR-
GANIZE.
—-———-
Length of Terms of Office Decided on
Last Night.
The board of electrical commission
era, Frederick liunkenteier. John R.
Spencer and Thomas Robins. follow.
ing a preliminary meeting on Wednes-
day evening. met 'last night at the
tmlnlcipttl plant and organised for the
years. Lots were drawn. as specified
by the new (lIll'~(:Illll‘lGl‘. for one. two
and three your terms. lly this sys-
tem. Mr. linnketnoier drew the out-
your term, Mr. Spencer the two year
term and Mr. lloblns the lIll‘lw your
rm.
- Commissioner liunltetueler was
chosen as president, Mr. Spencer as
s‘cretary upd Mr. lloblns as treasurer.
YA Machinist
whom we know is earn-
ing fifteen dollars a
week and is saving two.
in ten years he will
buys
$1301
The result of saving
and four per cent. oom- '
pound interest
Start on account to.
. day and beat this mail. *
So. Norwslk
Trust Co.
Small accounts invited. ',
Oyster ShehPoinLNorwnik .
The Norwaik city on..." will hold ‘
lit wonderfully rapid =-t‘
insurance. .
jackets in gray and white,
dots. $1 to $6.
14 80. Main St,
So. Norwalk.
them.
Proprietor
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Horse Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
crei. Bluefish, New India" 1nd
TELEPHONE 108.
That Are Worthy the Nellie
Young men demand STYLE; they find it aI Its. best
in our clothes. They also demand STYLE TAILORED
TE STAY. just as they find it in our clothes. Who ever
heard of one of our Suits or Over‘costs losing shape?
Fat-class inllidc parts and. thorough tailoring insure
" shapclincss, but we don' t charge you a cent extra. for this
Our clothes cost no more than others. but
they. give more satisfaction than any others you pen buy.
Full sun. from ,. $10 to can
Fail overcoattl.x $10 to $25
When Jack Frost says the word. here are fine sweater
' ‘ I ’Fwods't‘OREs:
WARRINI ll DRY YEUYI
50 CENTS QUART
Weakiish,10c; Snapper Elan. 12c: Butter Fish. 12c.
Crabs. 30c dos: .. motors. Clams.
the out We've had in five years.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish 1 Market.
plain and with colored bor-
Now Is the Time- to buy Old Oats
To those who have not purchased. we say. BEND THAT ORDER.
TO US. We promise you prompt delivery. careful attention. courteous
treatment, best grain. omplete satisfaction. We take it for granted
you WANT to buy GO D outs. We never buy a lower grade than we
are willing to feed to our own horses-and we think a great deal of
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Cod BonsIs Mack-
Long Island lscsliops. Hard
Our Oysters its
FREE DELIVERY.
0f IWY YiilliililiES
(Continued irotn First Page.)
~—
Ihi‘ two i-mtntl'irll.
President ’i‘uit was attired in n
frock unit, while President illnz was
in full uniform. gold lace glittering at
his throat and deoratlous covering his
brvust.
'I‘bo journeying to and fro oi the two
oxerntivcsvand the members of their
party was attended by an impressive
military display. The president's es.
cert correlated of two squadrons of the
Third Cavalry. Batteries A. B, and C.
or the Third Field Artillery and the
Ninth infantry irotn Fort Sam lions.
lon. Texas, all. tinder thecoututnnd of
on", Adam l.. ‘Meysr, at the Depart-
lilotit «‘1' Texas. who was accompanied
by his staff umi the hostiuuarters'
luttnl
President Dias was attended by 3.-
mm Mexican soldiers. For the pur
poses of the meeting. the entire Inter-
nnllonni bridge spanning the lilo
(lruudo was regarded as neutral tor-
ritory. This permitted the Mexican
troops to accompany their president to
the American and of the bridge while
the troops attending President Tait
were psrmlttedIto proceed directly to
the btuvler line of Mexico. ‘
The cities of ill Pace and .lsoros
and Mexican lines. The occsilou was
mode a holiday and excursions Were
run "run hundreds of miles around.
President Tsit's train on arrival in
El Paso was met at the city limits by
an escort of cavalry and the-soldiers
gnll‘opcd along behind it as it was
drawn stably into thong center of
, the city. bolus “would!“ the at.
‘ mill Hotel.
i the president «m m into the
new. to be the guest cribs ill Peso
, 3 chamber or commerce or an inform;
' at breakfast.
mutter the Irritll.
Neat the president ‘wsut to lien .lso
into Munro to miss the school child-
' ten or the city. and from the square
idhsuihsr ct Onion ,
tun “tints donuts"
were gully decorated with American “
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military spoon. arrived at the Amerl
can border line. s. salute of 21 guns
was fired by the American forces.
Gen J. Franklin Bell, chief of the
staff of the United States Army, met
President Dias as the personal repro
scntatlve of the president of the Unit-
ed States.
President Dias silghtcd from his
gold trimmed carriage of state and
entered an American enulppage. ml.-
(lcn. Meyer and Governor Campbell.
of Texas. also proceeded to the border
to welcome the Mexican executive.
When President Diaz's carriage
stopped at the entrance to the city.
Gen. Bell. Governor Campbell and the
mayor shook hands with the distin-
guished visitor. while the American
band played the Mexican National sir.
“La Paloma.”
The escorts of the United States
troops then conducted President Di-
as In President Taft at the Chamber
of commerce Building. Texas troops
guarded the way. ‘
Capt. Archibald W. Bull. miiiurr
aide to President Taft. met the car-
riage containing President Dias, and
Assisted in escorting him to the pml-
tlout of the United states. The only
cabinet odlcsr blinding President
Tait today was Poummcrmnersl
Hitchcock .
After a light luncheon had been serv-
ed President also withdrew is the
same manner he had come.
Having seen President Dial “101;?
sway. the American troops returned‘1
to the Chamber of commerce .llulldlng.
sinl coed-tut Pro-idem rm over the
same route Proslllsnt Dis: had it‘ll-
pled. The churswliich greeted Dill
were ascended in the outburst which
msrkd President 'l'stt's tourney. As
Mr. Tait-MM on Nations loll be
m greeted by member: of President
own carnal: into an equip” pic»
coast blsdliposslhythe lulu-allow
public use medals} by It some
from the W Misty. *
tha president Til siisblcd cast
his was“ so liable-n poll. it was
«semitones. historycfiho
cam W that I went or its
f IEYIIIII IIIIII .
III Illlll IIIYIIY f'
One Accident. Bot Drivers Miracué
, last. night and early this morning in
'" Strong made 613 miles in -12 hours.
Dion's «blast. was conducted it“ his!
Ioust Escaped Fatal Iniurics
”MORTON BEACH N. Y. Oct. 16.
"Everything in the record line for a
chenille circular track was eclipsed
the 2+hour automobile race at the
Brighton Beach Motordrome. With
the race half over the 12-hour record
mode by Lewis Strong in a Renault a
year ago was beaten by eleven miles.
”Louis Chevrolet and AI. Chevrolet, re-
lieving each other frequently. covered
834 miles in the same time. up to 8
a. in. today; still were in the lead.
#3110 only accident of any conse.
quence during the monrlug hours oc-
curredat 7 o'clock, when Charles Bow~
ere, driving one of the Ranier’s with
his mechanlclan, J. Manse. narrowly
escaped serious injury at the turn
inst past the grand stand.
A tire new from the rear wheels of
Bowers' machine and the car swerved,
plunging through in the hold fence.
The car turned turtle twice and both
driver'and mechanician Were hurled
to the ground. .
‘Both men were unconscious’when
the emergency ambulance arrived. but
they were quickly revived and taken
in the tent hospital where it was foudd
that they had only scalp wounds and a
few bruises.
During the thirteenth hour Louis I
Chevrolet, the leader, was temporarily
thrown out of the race by a slight ac-
cident. Coming from the back stretch
around the for turn one of-his wheels
snapped off. Chevrolet succeeded in
stopping the car before any accident
occurred.
Earlier in the day the Palmer and
Biner car driven by Frank lgscattii.
snapped its front‘ axle while making
the cast turn. The right wheel shot
into the crowd and struck down Miss
Alice Roberts. a spectator .fracturing
her collmrbonc. liescault and his me-
chanician escaped uninjured.
The score at the thirteenth hour, 9
o'clock:
No. i, Lozier. Coho and Seymour.
864.
No. 3, Loslsr, Patchke and Muiiord.
852.
No. ti, Buick, ll. & A., Chevrolet
647. - ‘
No. 9, Rainier, Disbrow and Land
623.
No. 5, Buick. Barman and Hughes.
624.
No. 8, Rainier, Bowers and Mouse.
516.
No. it. Motheson. Basie and Nail.
482.
No. 10. Marion. Strung and James.
460.
No. 2, Palmer and Singer. Lescsult
and Grinnon, .159.
Previous record was 858 miles. by
Robertson in a simplex.
The Palmer Singer car was oillclally
declared out of the race.
Charles Bowers, who was injured in
an accident early this morning. was
taken to the Kings County Hospital.
suffering from scalp wounds, none of
which is of a serious nature.
Those who looked for new records
were In a measure disappointed when
bouts Chevrolet, with Buick No. 2.
had to quit temporarily when his ma-
chine was disabled through the break-
ing of a rear sale. Chevrolet. was
then is miles ahead of the record. but
the mishap delayed him so minutes.
During this interval Harry Coho.
with the foster car No. 4. kept plop-
glng along and managed to keep ahead
of the record. covering 604 miles at
the and or the thirteenth hour. The
record for that time is are miles. Chev-
rolet returned to the track at 9:80 and
found himself 47 miles behind Coho.
PIOTRCTION OF PLANTO.
w
deli-misuse Practices! by Various
Forms of Vegetation.
Plants are said to protect them
solves the some as do insects. says the
Baltimore Sun. One of the uses of
the sensitive plant is to frighten
troublesome animals. A vsnturesoms.
browsing creature coming too mgr
is evidently afraid to touch a plant so
idedly aggressive.
he squirting cucumber oi the
Mediterranean alarms hosts and cattle
by discharging its ripe fruits esplo
sivsly in their faces the moment the
seam is touched. The cucumbers
contain a pungent Juice that dis
charges itself into the eye or its op-
ponent. and the resultant martin.
mention is dlitlcult of «dances.
'i‘bs dainty grass of Parnassus is
both. as. bless: gross uitutvss. pure
white 1mm, audio tubs
post’s flower. Within its with
FOR MEN
Fancy Mixtures. New Grays
buying.
98 Washington St.
“JOIN
Circulating
We have all the Best Fiction
William
49 WALL STREET.
ton iii w___t_tt Silliil.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. mr—Thfi
principal speculative stocks declined
sharply in the opening dealings, but
advances in a number of issues of sec-
ondnry importance made the tone ir-
regular. Southern Pscliic declined
1 14. Union Pacific 1. and Reading. 1i.
8. Steel and Atnalgnmated Copper
largo fractions. Pacific Coast sold at
a decline of :l. Pacllic Telephone rose
l H. Rock island pid. l. and Denver
& Rio Grands.
WALL STREET. ll u. m.--'l'hu int-
portsnt stocks were helped for a time
by a brisk dentnnd for a number of
minor specialties which showed great
strength. The Pacino stocks and Read-
ing made up nearly all of their loss.
and U. ll. Steel rose to 93. Prices rsn
oil rather sharply again nuns close
of the hour. Reading selling m and
Union Pacific 1% under yeulcrdmy‘s
closing. .
WAM. l'l‘fillT. close --'l‘he market
closed li-ugulp‘r Following a rally in
which Amalgamated Coopsr was con.
spicuoutl with it rise of f 3-8. prices
gale way min at some points in the
dual dealings
WATIR INHIOTIONw
The South Norwallt water depart;
ment is mailing a" thorough inspection
of water datum throughout the city.
Out of some lilo houses in the center
of the city that here been carefully in
spectod during the plot week there
were remitted nearly loo closets run-
ning full force. The wastage of water
hum their too closets would furnish
«to families with a liberal supply .ci
water.
The inspection will be maintained
until the entire system is calculated
lb ileum buts the elements of da-
Ii ll of it
so that It carry the cationic
«1..stme its kind may be
more.
liftiuW‘
M
f2: locks are round. asking that main
calls to the property owner when the
be made st the earliest possible one
sentence. After ten days from lists
of the ubiics seat. number will
call and m it the rs are made
and report some to the water depart-
‘stosi. ThilWoflflWllim
curly «my It: haw
Price 8 Clothing Plate
92 Washington Street, South Norwalk
The cold snap of the past two days has sold for us a numbbr of Mons
. Overcosts. Right here we wish to advise that our sis--
O :ERCOA-
Are the Snappiest and Best Fancy Coats
Ever Shown to the City
combination collar military and overcoat. Give these a look before
Full Line of Underwear
To keep out the cold wlIids .......
PriCe’ 3 Clothing Store? “
TELEPHONE 106-5
United'GroceryCo
. New Fiction
AND READ “THE DANGER MARK".
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Notices are sent out from the water wl
AND BOIYS
and Herringbone. with the new
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South Norwsik.
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as soon as it lb published. 4'
P. Beers
NORWALK, CONN.
A Great
Coffee
At a "
~ Popular
- Price
Low priced enough to II. wltlfi
in the reach of on. good enough i
for anybody— ,
s
«out: that acid by denim «div »
nsrtiy for 88¢ or 40.. We imp
the standard on to the top detail
year after your. honour” ham
dis it entirely "antibodies. it
leaves the bush until it is put».
chased by our customers.
Yousreutreci Maurie ‘"
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The Union Pacific
Tea 00..
m mauled-roll cram
paces «as
can csuvssv
Momma-w”
. mantras.
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don"you should not thirty It
over. igyou do yeti withmifi
germ,” minions? W to
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s one“: “his hilt
"Wit . mammal or”?! ,
that to his wife wasted Ade
s shining model tor all tits
bands in tons. MAW
melted. or swore: he gr .
late at night: he
say one but Itch-“he was
lamps
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