Iress Goods
“Nell. . ”paler weaves app! chm
in wp‘ 3
A born "3,9 unlit-tinsel of BLACK?
Goons, also 81 . st
M memo so a. stock.
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Mil—News qt. .
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44 —Branoh‘0|l6u‘r it
890" ~Edltor's Residence
MKS—City lgdltor‘s Residence
Nolwslk Aerie. Fraternal Order of
Eagles. will hold a regular meeting
this evening in the W9 rooms in the
Gazette building.
B DeMarti, of Water street, is the
‘guest of
York, for a few days
Alden" Solmans. of South Norwnlk.
has been to New York state for sev
eral .days“ on washing trip.
The Stamford Military Academy are
playing against the Norwalk lilgh
school this afternoon in Stamford, in
a same of football
John Wardell. of 190 West street.
is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wardell and son, of New York city.
Mr. Both and faintly, woo have Go
eupled Robert Walker‘s cottage. ’ln-
Glenbrook, for a long time. moved to
Norwsik yesterday.
Theodore Stone, who is recovering
from an illness at his home in issues
place, will soon move to 132 Main
street.
—Don‘t miss auction. 1.. J. Reynolds
warehouse. Sat. Oct. 23. See adv.
George H. Abrams, who has been
visiting at his home in Wilkesflarre.
Pennsylvania, has returned to South
Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs; George F. White, who
have been on a wedding trip for scv-
and days, are now residing in their
newly furnished apartments in Word
street, Norw.alk
Harold Wilsou who has been Stiller
in: ‘trom an attack or the grip, bus
resumed his duties at the South Nor
walk Savings Bank.
Otto and William Lindstrom. of
South Norwalk, are entertaining their
brothcr. Rev. Oscar Lindstrotn. of
Trenton, New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Emory Stevens and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeWitt Rogers.
of The Norwalks, have been spending
a few days in New York.
.Spccisl Olliccr Harry Gibson. willie
on duty in South Norwalk inst Satur
day night found a pocketbook which
contained, a sum of money
A'number or South “Norwalk rcla-
tires and friends will go to Bridgeport,
' this evening. to attend the marriage of
Miss Grace Lillian Webb to Wilmot
Thornton licrcher.
m-llanner liread is best. Send order.
Banner Bakery. Tel. (iii-3.
.iiilss Ruth Wagner, of New York
city, was a visitor in Nor-walk yester-
day. having made the trip from New
York by automobile. Miss Wagner is
at present visiting in Stamford.
Misses Estelle Cave, of Durlcn
Ethel Kniseh of N
Kate Lynch of South Norwalk, art
guests of Miss Hasei Lewis. 0! Cree
cent street. Gicnhroplt.
Rally pray‘ortuehvlee at the First
M. E. Church tomorrow evening at
7: «in o clock Subject. A Great Prayer
Meeting and What t‘ama at it." Acts
2. Rev F. ii. Walter will give a short
talk and Miss idii'y Gully will «innit
solo.
Mrs. Leonard Crawford amt daugh-
ter Vlolu‘. of No.11 Cannon street. loll.
Not-walk this week tan-Flint. Michi-
gnu. where they are to Join Mr. Craw
ford and Misses Hilton and Helen
Crawford. who made their homo there
some time ago.
“Don‘t forget to get a sample of
Century Compound at the Firomon'l
Fair.
Gustav Pttxrr. who conducted a bar
her she in the Luther M Wright
bum. w lob was destroyed by lire sev-
er 1 not!" 90 a place or
a build din; tohncriy oc-
businesh in
capital by Boheldicra Ncucndorf of
North Main street
Banner Council sowing mini” Lvilli!
my) I! afternoon wt rs
d 9 an avenue.
All 9 bars are u c o 0 present
:- bfi‘flii‘c‘l’s of mstfimbsrtsncs to the
M
is is to be transacted. Supper
All
a.“ M also» 7 o'clock.
a.”
calibration .iF gather” ‘tbo
r
t 'ulfi uhdllv of} his)( wit from No;
foiii “cilia litmu- in N ha Hti will
loin the 'l‘sfi. party at .L‘lilifl on
relatives in Buffalo, New .
Euro Food Cohtmiuion lie Alanna
”P splice oi “Brilliant. Thain
Much interest has been created in
this city, where the matter of. the
handilu or opened attire is carried
antenatal. originally] hasheen
on by?
lcunts-oil wthsnoc bbfird of health
in emailed til i mutt not '0!
the pure food commission in Washing
ton which according to a special dis
patch; has passed slushy upon the
handling of this commodity
The commission has flied ii ding
Edith: the terms attire pm and
m “aluminum prohibits the dais at
‘0 hrs at lime fatteusdl Mat
ed or "drlnked, ” in pointed waters of
btreams and harhpm This process
or bandits moaned oysters hast been
.carried‘ on iypnodl‘iceru for years up.
the fact that the placing of oysters
from the deep salt water beds in the
blackish waters of the harbomshoros.
causes the meets to alvell andvto ‘mslte
a much larger salable bulk than
‘opened just as they came from the
fleet! sea. 1 . ‘ t
The argument What this hosting
of oysters in harbor waters is that the
shell iish one likely to take in some at
the typhoid germs that are apt to be
any important city, and hence that
they become a menace to the health or
the whole country. Such' ‘tloniimflis
considered an sdulteration within the
meaning of the act.
The report goes further and says
that while it has been the custom oi
oyster shippers to place pieces of ice
ill packages of opened oysters which
are being shipped this must also be
stopped for the reason that such oys-
ters are liable to absorb some or the
water from this he. This latter lent-
nre ol‘ the law will not be enforced
until May 1, 1910. however, in order to
give whole sale shippers an opportun-
ity to. comply with its terms. When
this feature of the law is finally car-
ried out oyster shippers will have to
use a special container to hold the he
with which it is sought to preserve
the contents of an oyster cask. The
action at Washington will no doubt
help out the local board of health in
its contention
Much interest is being taken in the
matter of the shipment of oysters as
of the country. One of the lights that
is on is the attempt to do away with
the use of benzoate of soda as a pro-
scriatlve. The Connecticut Medical
society is soon to vote.
with similar boards of ther states, in
isvr of its distontlunancc.
satanic
Bears the
Signature of
W
ROWELL AND KENEALY.
How One Political Storm Center
viewed in Hartiord.
(From Hartford 'l‘imcs.)
Dr. Charles ill. Rowell has returned
in Stamford and already his presence
a! water them omits!“ of
"7 ml
flit
is noticed in Republican circles in
that city. Mr. Kenesly who is the
ow Conan and i counsellor inchieffif the Rt 'ilbiicnn
party in Stamford. is glad to find that
Ithe doctor has returned to the city.
which both love so well, in restored
health and splendid vigor. Mr Ken-
esly sincerely wishes that the doctor
w0uld tnko greater (are of his health
and avoid the unpleasant excitement
of politics. The doctor has a tendon-
t'y loindcpundencoiupolitics.“ would .
not be renewable to expect that 1hr.
Ktuculy the State thalrmnn of his
party would be enamored of the doc-
tor‘s toudcum or that he could see
anything in it to cmnuwnd. Mr Ken
only know how fatal to partisan suc
toils is the disposition of electors who
are classed its Republicans. to vote
independently Mr Kenealy believes
with ilurnu the Scotch post. that it is
a glorious thing to be independent
providing the priviiele of independ-
ence Is not exorcism to the dissdvan
is” Of the Republican) l dry Mn is
clausplcion that the &
chairman, who in like not
circle thsth u maples-
9, would not hesitateu to “spplhud
an exhibition of independence by Do
mocrsts on election day. it is safe to
assume rthtil what. “Ml-MW“: .wl:
maids
Republican he would tool: it Icons
of the cardinal virtues in a meet-n.
Dr itowaii judging from the stories of
the iiiicai‘ siiusilsa- 1!".
whicl have reached Hartford 1 tab
10 continue his inil
no he Will he a that
tile lthpubilcan pinching.I "
{LN Advocate says that lazuli!
not ill- Rowen as so in open
“Ni
yorio
inr- its ”WWW
it. was “as so in deal
the votes were counted he
.itsnu billion machine on suit our
lanthanum is likely to do the settle
this; at the next election. 2 .'
MUGIIITMN 0N
ii. GM
says that is all min
a new donor in New Kareem
not later than" next spring.
millionth rs st sides!“
til conlparatiy vely recently, because oi"
Would tollow it the oysters were to hop
ardund floating from the sewerage of ‘ ‘
1‘ Our new stools oi Carpets. Russ, Draper s. Curtains. Oil Cloths. Lino;
learns. etc. is the largest and most complete assortment shown in our ridin-
ity. The true home lover will not overlook the we importance or new tiller
covers and draperies in refreshing 'the winter he“ “°“‘Wiiether it is to be
a new covering for the kitchen dining room. or “ii for the parlor or a.
new runner for the hall or stairs, you will find this splendid collection an 3
exceptional bsuém and all motlerat y ”W“ for your encodes
\ Funeral-Erectors and Enlist”. 3
ll} 18 North ”#1 Street. Staph Norwrik. Con
(v
. m. -. r”
TOME sound» so».
Merrill Busiiiess
A Sure Chance to Win Success
DAY AND NIGHT ENTER NOW.
sessions.- . socks sass.
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester.
in common .
Well as other food stuffs in all parts '
in Kiliii le‘u lint Allah W? A
A.
“thswectursm oi the Nani-19mm“. by the West
The Hatch & B Ey‘ Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Mitt. TIL. M.
YARD TEL. 40-2.
Lumber andMiflWork for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Guitars.
made in two sizes of Douglas fir. the mast durable or modern woods; will out-
last metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend “Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also tor
its-hing in place of metal.
Does not rust or decay and will last a lifetime.
0. B. senses"
Optician “‘
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
'- “I" WALL .TNIIT. PHONI “I.
I
l
NORWALK.
”we rm”
Jeddo Coal forwfm’urnace
Cross Creek Coal for Range
Carmel Coal for Open Grate
Home Comfortable
Meals on Time
Children Happy
Raymond Bros
of Gas Fixtures. Manties. Globes and Human
i‘orculuin J‘Zutmlelt-d ilath and Foot
lee. Closets and Nickel Fixings
if you luv to have a home built at wish to improve
the promuil abode the look we ask you to malts will
prove very profitable
Wc furnish all niater‘lsls-wsnd do the work well.
iiii iiiiii iliiliiiiiiiiii iiiiliilii. ‘7
our Garage Depot
is at No. M North Main street. where
we stole. clean. repair and keep
machines In iirstclass twder. We have
Motel-u wot-lunch, and polite atten-
tion is given to all .1 till) desire our ser.
vices at terms so low as can be had
elsewhere. A call by phone will reach
us at any tilde.
tunic: ll. wand.
IOUTH WONWALK. CONN.
mi
DiViIiON HIADB GATHIN.
Division ”maidenhead. of itiiri New
Haven rsltrolui gathered at the other;
the sdll’el‘si uberlntcndetii. n. it
Pgilork in New ilsvcu.‘ fill‘ii’d'sy attor-
Tuhn. Lavator
WALL STREET
NORWALK. CONN.
9
distress sloth; ‘ mass m.
usarrosu. on. ”mm s was ‘
”affirmation of tits marital-d an!
lot. «about ’ , (lotu‘
v WW. 1...an interim
are on tour Will it billion. 0 odicsi this
route truth iiv , rm N cumin snails luv p tr they in
r99, units on 9 iii 9 min a"... mfimm a... sum m
“V9 W "8 Will" m m“ at» York. m in PB bloom was in
Wills if!“ MHWfiiflm cw time. she lilillt om asst
Stilt till tie it Matt '1‘ and they a heart to heart an:
ova1.i , filimhtig’m. with this genmlmstn:rih1ieddunt on
til Q will tor’gii titular-slim lie rsilrosn
W1HWWile
Vilnius the duties to d tidbits yes-
tin.I road.
initial“!
”Frank Alb|
Ringgit who was
_ , ‘ l criminal
peril» curt if?“ “Illicit upon Dr.
mu {32‘ Buidlll’iu, of Seymour, was
fined $200 and _ '
day before Jug: ”‘ Andrews. it
W ..
" e‘ is the .
testis o! the disease slid
nKTQi I? in
a wre w s 9;?
ilivsn it my”
flinch
‘5’“ mill
and pain, and «h
‘rsit'iore thwush humanist”
nerve tems‘ in your body.
Nervousuess. Rheumatism,
Curvature of the Spine. You Will
hence to help you.
'r. FRANCIS. D. c.
Magnetic Treatments Given Alan.
65 WALL IT" NORWALK.
Real Estate and
insurance
in Income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
urowth of the town.
NORWAth
'3 Savings Society
. incospoasrso ms.
Deposits June. 29, 1909,
$3,707,107.48
George M. Holmes. Frost.
Wm. A. Gurus, Vice-Pull.
Prad'lt A. Ilia. My I Tron.
Wail Papers
iN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
Glassware and Housefur-
nislung Goods. Etc.
Square Whit» l‘rult Jars can DO
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the Jars will look ulcer
on your shelve. than the round green
alsss jars.
Square Waits .lm have the uni
ulna Top.
Window absdu made to order.
Pasters' Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint. .1.” gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L Decker
97 w sumc'ros eraser.
‘ scum seamen.
TIL. eon.
Dell .itte 0N Y.
. Eor Freight Only
{ bit and alter Tuesday. January 'I.
1000 Freight Propellers will re
Mar at. East hirer. New York. t- t.
of Dover street) every day. mm '9;
stander). at i p. m militant fern t
at Normalk up to i p. in. and South
Nurwstll up to it at) p in
hermit samurai (to. .
Aunts. .l. drama” I ‘63: News»;
that. autism “but;
ill childbobdm n ‘
99’ ue‘rvel and with in‘
later tile in the diflerent litmus W“ ,
chiropractors remove tits cause oi‘
ti‘i' is ‘
9"“.
Parsiy- ,
sis. Heart Kidney and li‘emale Dian
cases are .given special attention; also i
never regret sitting Chiropractic a< ..
:4 WASHINGTON or. so. NoswALK‘ 3
an... an... a Son. '
We have several decided bargains
A Complete Line or, Crockery. '
English Blue China by tin set or
piece.
TOMORROW WE am roll
it if
.i e
tin-Big Bargains—I
Dine Greater Than the Other
We make it an object [or our patrons to come to this A
store tomorrow. Bargains that the merit c‘o'n-
serviiiive buyer Could not Overlook
"loofFlitl‘fiéi’itt‘v Skirts; 10c Spout Silk; ‘sc
79c Julst for Thursday our legu-
. i 1 x,
We otter you our regular 0%“)! Ocvtspoolhslill .uny be .a
$1.00 Flunnelottc Skirts U n o s I """
for this day ............. 79¢ :11: - 1’°_‘_’j-_
50c Silk Belts, 39c
Silk Elastic Belts. all colors.
; 50c Fiannelette Skirts, 39c
Your pick, regular 500 R r . .. .3 a
Skirts ------------------- 39° uffulaflydocmmflfiaec "
$1.25 Black Sutine Waists. Barrcties . 3
98¢ 2pc Bat-rotten .............. 15:: 1'
Made from the Hytieeradc lac Ballettes .............. 10ch
Saline. button on ’sidc. A b“.
good value at $1.25 This we Fishnets. 7 1.2c
(lily ..................... 980 L
A good variety of patterns.
Regularly 10c yard. ’l‘hurs-
day ............... 7%: yard
$5 and 36 flats. $3.98
$1.19 Blankets. 68c .
thy i. also Heavy Blankets
in gray only, worth up to
150.1‘hi ......... . .
.3“... ‘Wfil‘: M...“ 93° 25 diii'ereut lists to select - -
from for Thursday at.. ”$3.98
Sweaters
70c Mott's Sweaters ........ 59c $1 75 i adored Waiéis,
iiSt- Boys' Sweaters ........ 499
$1.19
" Made from line Madras.
25c Maime BOWS, 150 Good patterns for tours
All colors, good quality hin- day ........ . ........... $1.19
line. for Thursday ....... 15c
50c Corsets 39c
Any of..ur regular 5th Styles
For Thulsday ............ 39¢
$2.00 Sailors, 31.29
Your choice of this lot for
Thursday .............. $1.29
Regularly ‘;2.00. .
MINTZ’S Soul
“The, House of Adiivity and Progress.”
92 Washington
in Norwsik
Street
Conn.
Shoes that "Just
naturally“ are worn
by children. Will
near and hold their
shape
BUTTON AND LAOI. $1.25 to 02.50
FLYNN 8. RYE
, so mummy. 81.90. Habit/A
Q
811 Pill 33% ii.
We guarantee to 3 save from
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